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By Robert Weston who has spent too much time on his feet. Broken bottles, concrete cinder blocks and The three men' look warily at me as I just passing through town, but will stay Assistant News Editor Shivering from the cold, he tugs on his car tires are just a few of the items found approach. "Mind if I sit here for awhile?" around if I can find some work. The writer spent one night posing as a undersized jacket which he can't seem to along the shoreline. I ask. No one answers, so I sit down on a A bearded man, wearing a green army homeless person. zip. The jacket is blue with grease stains The place appears to have become the milk crate next to the frre. A man with a fatigue jacket that looks as if it has smeared across its back. last stop for many of the city's problems. gray sweater, whose breath smells of survived several wars and a mud wrestling WILMINGTON - A lone figure Passing the Amtrak train station he As he nears the river the man's shoulders whiskey, pokes at the fire with a piece of tournament, turns to his companion and : shuffles down a dark stteet. Wearing bell­ comes to an intersection, where he pauses appear to sag. wood. says: . bottom jeans that look like 1960s left­ before deciding to turn left toward the At the riverbank, he joins two other "I ain't never seen you around here "That's just what this town needs, . overs, he crosses the street without waterfront. · men who are standing next to a barrel fire, before," he says . another white boy. : looking to see if any cars are coming. The Christina River waterfront is trying to ward off the night air. Next to the The wind coming off the river blows "You're a god-damned fool if you think · H·rs eyes seem fixed on the ground in littered with all kinds of refuse the city fire is a makeshift shelter constructed smoke in my face. Tears from the smoke you going to find work around here," he seems unable or unwilling to deal with . from wood found near the river. roll down my cheeks as I explain that I am ; fror.t of him. His walk is that of a man see HOMELESS page 7 :·Program Scholarships to study based on race !addictive :behavior to be curbed Dept. of Education reinterprets policy, :University receives calls awards a violat{on of civil rights : $4.8 million grant By Richard jones Organizers of the Fiesta Bowl and Molly Williams wanted to give $100,000 scholarship · to research drugs Staff Editors funds to the University of Louisville Universities which receive federal and the University of Alabama to By Molly Williams Copy Editor money could be prohibited from establish a grant for minority granting scholarships solely on the students. The university's departtnent of basis of race, according to a new In a letter to the Fiesta Bowl's sociology and the criminal justice Executive Director John Junker, : program have received a major interpretation of civil rights law by government officials. Williams said universities could "not · federal grant to create a drug : tteatment intervention program for receive or. disperse" race-exclusive See Editorial Page 6 scholarships, even if the money inmates that will be the first of its comes from private sources, unless kind. Michael L. Williams, assistant they are undergoing a desegregation President David P. Roselle said secretary for civil rights of the U.S . plan which includes such aid. at a press conference Wednesday Department of Education, an­ Tille VI of the Civil Rights Act of the National Institute of Drug nounced the new policy 1964 "prohibits discrimination on Abuse (NIDM gave the university interpretation as a reaction to an the grounds of race, color, or $4.8 million to establish and offer for a scholarship program for minorities at the two schools review the five-year program. see MINORITIES page 7 · The money will be used to competing in the Fiesta Bowl game. 'develop a project which integrates ~ 'therapeutic community" (TC) and work-release programs. University, James A. Inciardi, principal investigator for the program and professor of criminal justice, said union to neither the TC nor the work­ release programs are new, but this negotiate is the first time they have been combined. "What is unique is that contract this is the first time [TC and work­ release programs] have been put together," Inciardi said. Skilled laborers, "I have gotten inquiries [about the program] from as far away as Leslie D. Barbaro dining workers Brazil, Italy, the Soviet Union and ON GUARD Mark Murray (PE 91) drives to the hoop in Tuesday night's men's basketball .Yugoslavia," he said. game against Monmouth College. (See story p. 13) in AFSCME locals Maxine R. Colm

see GRANT page 7 By Richard jones ~oing at the table." Admini5trative News Editor Negotiations for a new Negotiations between the AFSCME contract might have administration and two local units started late, Lapenta said, because of the AFSCME union began last of the length of time it took to week, university officials said. negotiate the faculty contract. Maxine R. Colm, vice president "We waited until the faculty for Employee Relations, said her negotiations were completed before office is currently in the we began talking to AFSCME," he preliminary stages of contract said. negotiations with Locals 34 72 and Sulsky said even though the 439 of the American Federation of union's contract expires on Dec. State, County and Municipal 31 , it would most likely be Employees union. extended into the new year and Vance Sulsky, leader of the continue for as long as negotiations AFSCME bargaining team, said the talce place. 120-member Local 3472 represents The American Association of skilled trade workers, such as University Professors'(AAUP) carpenters, plumbers and heating recent settlement with the and cooling specialists. university was a good indicator of Local 439, which has more than what AFSCME could expect, he 400 meinbers, represents workers said. in the grounds division, Dining Although, he would not discuss Services, and housing repair, AFSCME's contract request, he Sulsky said. said the negiotiations should not be Thomas Lapenta, director of the affected by the university's budget Office of Labor Relations and head crisis. of the administrative bargaining 1be union's most recent conlraet team, said his group would be was a two-year pact ratified in continuing negotiations throughout 1988, Sulsky said. the month. "I'm optimistic we can reach a However, Lapenta said he could settlement." he said. not disclose what issues were being Colm also geemed hopeful about discussed in the negotiations. a setdement. "We're going to deal "Part of the charm of collective fairly and responsibly with them bargaining," he said, "is that we and hopefully it will conclude can't really publicize what we're rapidly." 2 • JHE REVIfW • December 1-4, 1990 Scrounge employees confiscate IDs Dining Services renews crackdown on students who use others' points; judicial referrals may begin Holiday wishes sent By Alain C. Nana-Sinkam right on back of the ID card and we have confiscated. The next day, however, the Baumeister said he was without his 10 St.aff Reporter always tried to enforce it" confiscated cards are sent to Hullihen Hall, he card for three days and was unable to eat in ~o political prisoners Students who plan to buy food at The Students using other's cards will be said. the dining hall. "I couldn't even sell my Scrounge by borrowing a friend's student referred to the university judicial system, Brett Baumeister (EG 93) said he sent his books without my 10," he said. More than 1,700 students identification card run the risk of having the Eisenhauer added. roommate to The Scrounge to buy a pizza for He obtained his ID on Wednesday, he said, signed holiday cards for 10 card taken from them. Eisenhauer said Wednesday the ID cards the two of them. His roomate returned later but only after a lengthy discussion with a prisoners of conscience around Last weekend, dining hall officials would be held by Scrounge officials until the without his ID card. Scrounge manager. the world Monday as part of confiscated about 40 identification cards from rightful owners returned to retrieve them . "I went down to The Scrounge on Tuesday Stephen Arnold (AS 93), said a friend's 10 International Human Rights Day, students, Scrounge Manager Doug "A couple of people have already come by and they told me [the ID card] had been sent was confiscated last weekend after her said Nicole Jackson (AS 93), Springsteen said Thesday. to get their cards," he said. to Hullihen Hall," he said. "When I got there, roommate tried to use it at The Scrounge. acting coordinator for Amnesty David Eisenhauer, assistant manager of Springsteen said the cards can be retrieved they told me that they hadn't gotten anyone's Eisenhauer said: "We have to do this to International. The Scrounge, said, "The policy is written at the Scrounge the same day they are card. see SCROUNGE page 5 The signatures will be sent to speci fic prisoners during the holiday season, Jackson said. "The signatures do malc:e a Official proposes difference," said Jenn Augs burger (EG 93). "We're letting the prisoners know that we live-in monitor are thinking about them." Human Rights Day, which is celebrated Dec. 10, commemorates a bill the United for groups' houses Nations passed guaranteeing cenain inalienable human rights By Mike Martin organization should have a resident Staff Reporter (or the whole world, Jackson director. Said. A Faculty Senator has proposed House directors may not be : Augsberger said prisoners in a new policy that would require members of the organizations they Turkey, Greece, Rwanda, recognized student groups with supervise, according to the Malaysia, Argentina, South houses to employ a resident house proposal, and they must be at least 22 years of age or a college Korea, Peru, Syria, Moldavia and director. graduate. Ca.sa Blanca will be receiving the The resolution is currently being considered by the senate's Student The director would be trained by ~oliday cards. Life Committee, said Edward E. the administration in a manner Schweizer, author of the proposal comparable to residence hall staff ~igh school skaters and professor of chemistry and and required to repon periodically ~o perform at arena biochemistry. to university officials, Schweizer The senate plans to vote on the said. More than 30 nationally and proposal by March, Schweizer said. The house directors would be internationally known skaters Student organizations that could paid by the organizations they from Glasgow High School will be affected, for example, are Greek assist, he said. perform in a skating exhibition organizations with their own "I think having a more adult Leslie D. Barbaro ~a il ed "Dragons on Ice" at the houses. presence in the fraternities and President David P. Roselle (middle) joins Francine Rosenthal (AS 92) and Rabbi Chuni Vogel Tuesday Blue Ice Arena Saturday. If the proposal is passed, house sororities cenainly has its benefits," night at the university's Hanukkah celebrations in the Perkins Student Center. The program is a fundraiser directors will be in place by the fall said Raymond 0. Eddy, coordinator for the school's Honor Society, semester 1991, he said. of Greek Affairs and Special Said Hillary Olney, a senior honor "I feel it would be better if there Programs. "But the proposal as I student at Glasgow who devised were some adult supervision in understand it has some [potential] Students, administrators ihe idea for the show. residence at the houses," Schweizer problems." "The response has been very said. Eddy said the ratio of directors to positive from faculty and students "Other houses, like the French residents should not exceed the light university menorah ~lik e , " said Jane McFann, an House and Belmont House, have ratio in university owned residence f.nglish teacher who is in charge By Laura Raab their resident assistants," he said. halls. "One candle has the Before the menorah was lit, a of the program. Helen L. Crawford, executive "If the ratio would call for more Staff/ Reporter candle was passed around the roorn. McFann said two of the secretary for Housing and advisers in relation to the number of More than 150 students celebrated power to dispel much Three blessings were sung, as well students performing Saturday Residence Life, said all university students than in residence halls the first night of Hanukkah Tuesday darkness. May it dispel as the Maoz Tzur, a Jewish hymn. have just returned from a housing facilities currently have owned by the university, I don't evening by lighting a giant menorah, the darkness and bigotry As Barry Seidel, professor of competition in Budapest, resident advisers. know if this should be required of dancing the bora, and signing a and intolerance that engineering, lit the first candle, Hungary, where they received Schweizer's proposal suggests private residences," he said. holiday card for troops in Saudi Vogel said: "One candle has the bronze medals in the junior pairs that because the university's The proposal itself makes no Arabia. surrounds us." power to dispel much darkness. May competition. Hanukkah, the Jewish Feast of it dispel the darkness of bigotry and recognition of a group "constitutes reference to a ratio, and Schweizer - Barry Seidel Admission for the exhibition is a de facto assumption of said the details of his resolution Lights, is an eight-day intolerance that surrounds us." $5 per ticket and $3 for children responsibility" for the students, the commemoration of the rededication Professor of engineering Maxine Colm, vice president for see MONITORS page 8 10 and younger. Tickets can be of the Temple in Jerusalem by the Employee Relations, attended the pwchased at the door. Macabees, after their victory over bigotry." ceremony and said, "It is important the Syrians. President David P. Roselle that the university be an inclusive Daffy Deli wins local The public menorah lighting, held attended the ceremony and thanked community. I am glad we staned a improvement award in the Ewing Room of the Perkins the students for attending. tradition that will definitely Student Center, was the first in "Seeing students observe the continue." university history, said Rabbi Chuni traditions of the holidays is super," After skining bankruptcy for Assisting Chabad with the Vogel, the event's organizer. he said. "It is great for college months and surviving a hectic planning was Hillel, another Jewish Vogel, director of Chabad House, students to join in on the relocation to Elkton Road • Daffy student organization, Alpha Epsilon the Jewish organization that planned celebrations." Deli has been presented with Pi fraternity and Alpha Epsilon Phi the ceremony, said the tremendous The menorah, created by Stephen December's "A Beuer Newark" sorority. enthusiasm for the project was a Hurschman (AS 93), will remain in award, a city otficial said. Jordana Erlich (AS 94), a member direct result of the recent anti­ The award is presented the Ewing Room through the eight of Alpha Epsilon Phi said, "The monthly to a business or Semitic acts that have surfaced on days of Hanukkah. Jewish community at the university residence in the city that has campus. Jon Hornik (BE 92), a member of is not very unified. Something like greatly enhanced its external "A typical Jewish reaction to anti­ Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, said this brings us all together." appearance, said Patricia Bodley, Semitism is a strengthening of soldiers in S~udi Arabia will "The evening was tremendous," secretary of Newark's identity and pride," Vogel said. "We appreciate the card. Vogel said. "This is definitely a · Conservation Advisory are proud of our history and culture "Everyone should sign it positive step in the reawalc:ening of Commission, which presented the and we won't be intimidated by regardless of their religion," he said. Jewish identity on campus." award. "We've been watching Daffy Deli for a few months," Bodley said. "They moved onto Elkton BOSE201 Road and have really worked hard at fixing up their property." POLICE REPORT $149pr. Dimitra Pappoulis, co-owner KAC1004 Reg. $199 of the deli. said the new location KENWOOD Cheese stolen from Key, property stolen • 2-Way Direct needed renovations, ranging from $149Reg.$179 Reflecting Speakers new siding to removing walls. Rodney Dining Hall from student's locker • Bookshelf Design Daffy Deli will be awarded a certifiCate with a city seal, signed One hundred and ten pounds of A student lost his locker key by the mayor, and a photograph • various cheeses, valued at $275, and then had $153 worth of of their property, Bodley said. were \stolen from Rodney Dining property stolen out of his Perkins She added that an identical Hall between Dec. 7 and 10, Student Center locker Tuesday or photograph will be displayed in University Police said. Wednesday, University Police said. the lobby of the Newark municipal building. Vandals ruin car locks Snowman, Santa Claus Daffy Deli moved to Elkton stolen from parked car Road from its Cleveland Avenue An unknown substance was put location after its lease from the into the locks of a 1985 Pontiac on An inflatable Santa Claus and university expired, Pappoulis Dec. 10, University Police said. an inflalable snowman. were stolen said. The damages to the car, parked from a car parked in College Pappoulis, who reopened the in the 202 S. College lot, are Square Shopping Center on Dec. • Car Stereo Amplifier deli over the summer, said valued at $150, police said. 3 ., Newark Police said. • Max 45 Watts "Customers can't believe the per Channel Unknown suspects entered the improvements we've done to the • Stable Into 2 ohms Backpack taken Wed. car,which was parked near the building." • High/Low lmpedence "Business is much better now from outside bookstore Dollar Discount Store, through the and twice as busy," she said. ''We driver's side door, police said. love the new location." A backpack was stolen from The merchandise, which was in front of the University stolen along with a package - Compiled by Chris Glover, Bookstore Wednesday afternoon, containing gifts and bows, was Gabriela Marmo, and John University Police said. The valued at $23, police said. Trzcinski property was valued at $143, police said. -<0111piled by Joe Pinto and Abby Stoddard ""I December 14, 1990 • THE REVIEW • 3 Pro-life group plans to rally Compiled from the College Press Service Students called in Washington to active duty Students for Life to join national march The Dean of Murray State By Jennifer Beck across the city's Mall, around the University in Kentucky Staff reporter Capitol, and then will be greeted by reponed that about 25 A campus anti-abortion group members of Congress. students have withdrawn from set up a display in front of the Carl Mania (AS 93), secretary classes, after being ordered to Perkins Student Center earlier this for Students for Life, said the active military duty in support week to encourage students to organization is actively recruiting of Operation Desert Shield. attend a national demonstration in participants from the university The studen;s, members of Washington D.C. int January. community so Delaware will be reserve military units, are The group, Students for Life, perceived as anti-abortion. eligible to receive a refund for chartered a university bus to bring "We want to get a pro-life vote their tuition, if they officially students to the event.The "March in the government from Delaware, withdraw from the university For Life" will be held Jan. 22, the and one way to achieve this is to Angela Owen (AS 94) signs up for an anti-abortio n ra lly in Washington )an. 22 while Michael before the tenth week of the anniversary of the 1973 Roe vs. show our support at the march," he DeAscanis (EG 93) ,left, and Steve Early (EG 92), members of Stude nts for Life, distribute literature. semester. Wade decision which legalized said. Those withdrawing after abortion. "We want to get out and tell regard for its brain activity." than 30 s tud e n t~ had signed up fo r heard of a pro-life organization on the tenth week of the semester Angel Costar (HR 93), president students about the real facts about The group also presented the trip. campus," Mullan said. have to make arrangements of the group, said thousands of abortion," Mattia said. pamphlets describing ahernati ves Mull an sa id she and Costar Leigh Sherrill (AS 91) said she with their professors to either participants from all over the "We're contradicting ourselves to abortion and displayed models form ed Students For Life after they si gned up for the march because receive a grade or an country are expected to attend the by making abortion legal," he showing the stages of fetal growth. real ized there was no student group she believes all human life is incomplete for the class, he march, which will include anti­ added. Wendy Mullan (AS 94) a co­ represent ing the anti -aborti on valuable. said. abortion speakers from several "We 'II keep a person alive founder of Students For Life, said movement. " It's not just a blob of tissue," national organizations. because he still has brain waves, people responded favorably LO th e "The pro-c hoice movement is Sherrill sa id , "It's an actual human Student demand The demonstrators will march but will abort a fetus without display and, by Wednesday, more more pu blicized, and we hadn ' t li fe th at can fee l pain." ban on ROTC Students Yugoslavian vote Students governments at universities across the country have passed resolutions that would ban ROTC units.at market in Serbian state their schools because of the military's refusal to allow homosexuals to join. Mace may lead to strife Indiana University's Student Association asked By Mike Martin S!i1ff Reporter administtators to abolish the ROTC program by 1995 if the for safety Sunday's presidential election in U.S. military does not change Serbia, a Yugoslavian republic, has By Lisa Beidler its policy of expelling caused many citizens to fear civi l Staff Reporter homosexuals. "Concerned about safety? l am," war in their co untry, a spokesman The State University of I for t11c Yugos lavian Embassy sai d. I wrote two university students on New York at Stony Brook Slobodan Mil oslovic, a Soc ialist, "There are tens of thousands of their fliers advertising the sale of will abolish the ROTC I was named pres ident Monday after Serbians in Croatia and Slovenia, I Mace to Park Place Apartment program immediately if I Michael A. Cherubi ni "a very tough race," said Ncbojsa and many mixed marriages," he residents. university President John ,I Scott Goldoor (AS 91 ), left, and Jason Sober (AS 92) demonstrate Vujlvic, first secretary for political said . "They won't allow the Jason Sober (AS 92) and Scott Marburger adopts a I press and culture at the Yugoslavian senseless bloodshed of a civil war to , Goldoor (AS 91) said they have been how to use a keychain containing tear gas. resolution. , selling Sabre Chemical Tear Glis if\ Embassy in Washington. take place." , pocket key cases to Park Place attacker for 10 to 15 minutes. mu st first be committed in yo ur Miloslovic won with 65 percent Reports show Draskovic's I residents for the past month. "Even if it doesn't help the mind that you're go ing to usc it," he of th e vote aga in st his primary supporters claim the Socialists may Young Republican · Sober said he and Goldoor problem, at least people can feel added. "Otherwise. you shouldn 't opponent, Vu k Dras kovic of the have ri gged the election. Vuljvic safer," Sober said . "People should be bother to carry an ything. " Serbi an Renewa l Mov ement, a said su ch rumors arc without rebuked by party decided to sell the tear gas in I center-right party, Vuj lvic said. substance because people from both I response to recent incidents of careful, th ere is always the Hogan said sometim es Mace or I possibility of misuse, like a gun. lt's tear gas docs not work on peo ple Yugoslav ia's Soc iali st parties parties counted votes and peeping toms in Park Place this The president of College : nota toy." who are intox icatcd or un der th e were formerly know n as Com­ international reprcsen tali ves I semester. They sell the mace for $10 Republicans at the University Newark Police Chief William A. influence of drugs. If students wish munist. Members changed the name observed the procedures. l ' per can and have sold about 20 cans of North Dakota in Grand j Hogan also sa id he hopes students to carry protec ti on, Hogan sai d he after the democratic reform Political Science Professor Mark I to off-campus students in the past Forks was reprimanded by will usc the tear gas responsibly. "If recommends tl1 e Cap Stun 11 spray movements in Eastern Europe J. Miller said vote-rigging could month, he said. Republican candidates for the ,I someone would panic," Hogan said, instead of ordinary Mace. caused a loss in the pop ularity of have taken place. In countries such , Sabre Tear Gas is a chemi cal state legislature after he I Cap Stun 11 spray co ntain s a I communism and those associated as Yugoslavia vote rigging is harder defense weapon whi ch wh en "and spray the wrong person, th ey defended people who could po ssibly be charged with percent solution of cayenne pepper wi th the party. to prevent. sprayed directly in the auacker 's face scrawled anti-gay graffiti on and can completely immobilize an Mo st Yugoslavia n states , The situation in Yugoslavia looks will cause an immedi ate burning assault. campus sidewalks. "But if you have any weapon, you attacker for up to 45 minutes. l11c including Croatia and Slo ve nia , bleak, Miller said. sensation that incapacitates the Sean LaPlant's name was I only precaution for using Cap Stu n ousted th ei r Soc iali t leaders this "The election of Miloslovic is removed from the candidates' II is if it is used around an open spring. viewed as very threatening to other political ads after he wrote a name, it will ignite. Serbia's election of a Socia list states within the Yugoslavian letter to the editor in the "Unfortunately the environment president has caused some people to federati on," he said. student newspaper that called in Newark is ideal for peeping toms spec ul ate these two republics may The other states, he said, have a homosexuals "irresponsible secede, but Vujlvic said fears of civil long hisLOry of conflict with Serbia because there is such a large number sellual deviants spreading the wa r arc, for th e mos t part, - the largest and most populous of young females," Hogan said. Black Plague of the '90s in a "I would li.kc to sec students come unfounded. state in the federation. careless fashion." together and work with u , the "Titc people of Yugoslav ia have a Vujlvic said much of the conflict Someone had wriuen anti­ university, and th e apartment long, common history together. l11cy be tw een Serbia and the other homosexual messages in managers, and address the problem wo n't al low an y secession," Vujlvic chalk on campus sidewalks, I faced by off-campus students ." said. see YUGOSlAVIA page 5 apparently in response to the i university's Organization for I ! Alternative Lifestyles (OAL) I observance of National I Two university offices to merge I Coming Out Day Oct 11. I I By Heather Appleton is budget difficulty. He said he hopes that by working I Staff Reporter together ~ith Information Services he will effectively ~ ~ In effort to in crease the effi cie ncy of th e convey me ssages to the publ ic sector. Japanese students administration, two university departments wil l merge Information Services can also help garner support for report racial slurs SPECIAL and report to a single supervisor, uni versity officials said the universi ty, Brook said. Monday. Director of Information Services Mary Hempel said President David P. Rosell e sai d the Governm ent her office' role in promoting the university to the Japanese students have HOURS Relations and th e Informati on Services offices will community will remain the same, although she will now reported an increase in the merge tomorrow, citin_g the need for "administrati ve report to Brook. number of racial slurs and changes" and the need to develop a long-tem1 goal for "We' ll now be working together with Government physical threats directed Sat., Dec. 15th the university. Relations LO continue th e advancement of the university," against them. Although more changes are planned, Rosell e said he she said. On Oct. 7, six Japanese 10 a.m.-5 p.m. was unsure of what they wo uld be. Hempel said her office reports to G. Amo Loessner, students at Teikyo Lorello "ll's a natural conn ec ti on to pu t Government vice presiden t for Advancement and Uiversity Secretary. Heights University in Denver Relations and Information Services together into a single "The continuing function of Information Services is to were robbed and beaten with Fri., Dec. 21st unit," he said. keep the public and the students aware of current baseball bats by four white 9:30 a.m.-9:30 p.J)l. Members of the two deparuneniS will report to John T. ad ministrati ve news, and certainly that's more important teenagers in a parte nel\t to the Brook, who Roselle said assumes a new position as vice in a time of budgetary stress," Hempel said. campus. president for Government and Public Relations. Loessncr will also reecive additional responsibilities Part of the problem may be The changes are primarily depart mental in his new positi on as vi ce president and university resentment of the economic "rearranging," not newly created po itions, Ro · lie said, secretary. power that Japanese students and they are not affected by the hiring fr eeze Roselle said Locssner would conduct long-range are perceived to possess. implemented by the university in October. planning for the university. "Poople seem to be wary or Brook, currently vice president for Governm ent "We've been wanting and needing to do a long-range jealous of [Japanese wealth]," Relations, said the two offices will effecti vely remain plan for th e university for some time which will said Shigeru Uehara, a separate departments, but the c scntial ch

;Living with contracts, conflicts, champions

Looking back at Tubby 1s 200th victory, student activism and faculty negotiations By Paul Kane Faculty contract talks and joe Pinto • University faculty members began taff Reporters working without a contract on June 30. The end of the Cold War, the faJI of the Extensive negotiations carried on Berlin Wall, Earth Day, Nelson throughout the summer and into the Mandcla's freedom- the optimism with semester. which the 199Qs began has all but In the first week of September the disappeared in the last five months. faculty rejected a proposal which Barbara Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. H. Sett1es, the president of the university's President Bush continues to build up chapter of the American Association of troops in the Persian Gulf. University Professors (AAUP), called the Experts say our economy may enter a administration's "best and final offer." recession. A faculty strike at Temple The faculty asked for a two year University caused many students to lose contract which would guarantee a 6 an entire semester. percent across the board pay raise and a The past four months have been an 2.5 percent merit-pay raise. indication that problems at this university The administration offered a three-year will take much more than student activism contract with a 2 percent across-the-board to solve. increase and a 2.5 percent merit-pay increase. While negotiations remained stalled the faculty staged several protests. AAUP members gathered to voice their 3 percent across-the-board pay raise with displeasure with the administration in the same merit and structural raises of the front of Newark Hall Sept. 28 prior to first year. ceremonies honoring Supreme Court The faculty approved the offer Nov. 20 Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. by a vote of 481 -84, ending more than On Parent' s Day, Oct. 20, faculty nine months of negotiations. members distributed leaflets outside Delaware Stadium to make those who Environmental concern attended the game aware of the issues T he students showed their surrounding the contract talks. environmental conscious through the The administration made another buying of refillable, fluorescent mugs contract offer on Oct. 30 which nearly sponsored by the Student Environmental doubled the first in pay raises. Action Coalition (SEAC). The cups were The new offer included a 3.5 percent seen by many as a first step toward waste across-the-board salary increase, a 2 reduction. percent merit-raise and a 1.5 percent On Oct. 9, over 100 members of the structural pay increase the first year. Global Walkers for a Livable World The contract's second year included a camped out on Frazier Field. File Photo The walkers, who began in Santa (Above) Faculty members demonstrate their displeasure with the latest contract Monica, Calif., walked across the country offer outside Newark Hall. (Left) Women's soccer had a winning season (14-2·1) until they reached the United Nations in their first season as a varsity team. (Right) Head football coach Tubby Building in New York. Their nine month Raymond had his looth victory against Villanova (19·15). journey was a campaign to rally the U.S . people to action on environmental issues. sexual orientation increased the need for a favorite music to the soldiers. policy change...... Destroying diversity The Board of Trustees agreed to discuss A $ 100 increase in tuition will Despite numerous rallies and protests the university's attitude toward racism at accompany Spring Semester to alleviate against acts of intolerance, university its Dec. 14 meeting. un iversity budget problem which resulted police reported one attempted rape, two * *. from a $3 million return request from the sexual assaults, and at least 10 incidents Delaware was shaken when it state. of "hate crimes" through the month of experienced its first earthquake large October. enough to be felt since 1985. Newark, Congrats and condolences Racial slurs such as "Racism rules" and which was on the quake area's edge, was The semester in sports proved to be "Niggers Go Home" were written on black left with relatively no damage. marked with its milestones. Delaware students' doors in Gilbert Hall B on Sept. The quake measured 3.3 on the Richter Football Coach Tubby Raymond became 15. scale. part of an elite group by notching his Swastikas and the words "White 200th victory in a 19-15 win over Power" were spray painted on four UD and Saddam Hussein Villanova. university buildings on Oct. 18 Hundreds of Delaware Air National Only 20 other coaches in college Two university students were charged guardsmen were activated and sent to duty football have accomplished this feat. with disruptive conduct, officials said on in the Persian Gulf early November, while Not to be outdone, men's soccer coach Nov. 21 , after three male students said hundreds more are still waiting in Loren Kline gained his 200th win with a they were verbally harassed because of Delaware. 2-1 victory over Drexel University. their sexual orientation. A group called "Citizens Against War" Two women's teams also enjoyed fin e The two charged students laughed and (CAW) formed in mid-November as a seasons as both the field hockey team and called the three male students "fags," response to the growing threat of war in the cross country team won Eastern Coast according to the report filed with the Dean the Middle East. Conference championships. of Students' Office. The group plans to use non-violent On a sadder note, Delaware lost a The Black Student Union joined other means to educate, organize and raise guiding force in the university's athletic student groups Oct. 15 to express awareness in the community. program. frustration with the incidents of racial and More than 200 people maiched around Robert Ruliph Morgan "Bob" sexual harassment. the Mall and to the Perkins Student Carpenter, a trustee since 1945, died of AboUL 100 people attended the rally Center, where anti-war speeches were cancer in July. which was held in front of the Perkins given following the Dec. 7 protest march Dave Nelson, former head football Student Center. sponsored by CAW. coach and athletic director, said, "He was Faculty senators ratified a proposal on Tom Rooney (AS 93) , CAW the one common denominator in Delaware Dec. 3 which better defines harassment spokesman, said the protest will show athletics tor the past 50 years.'' offenses in the Official Student President Bush the American people want The university also mourned the loss of File Photos Handbook. They felt the old definition sanctions and negotiations, not war. golf coach and former Associate Athletic (Above) Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor received a honorary was ineffective because it was too vague. Many student groups responded to the Director, Raymond B. "Scotty" Duncan, degree of laws from the university. (Below) Citizens Against War staged a rally to Daniel D. Shade, chairman of the Middle East crisis by sending cards and when he died of a heart attack in late . protest offensive military action in the Gulf. Faculty Senate said recent events of care packages to the soldiers in the Gulf. September. harassment on campus based on race and Other students sent cassette tapes of their

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All sessions will be held in the Collins Room of the at the !Book~to'te Perki ns Student Center. 65¢ $6.ooj 10 December 14. 1990 12 :30 p.m. eae1h • paak.o{ December 14, 1990 2:30p.m. December 14 . 1990 4:00p.m. -iUniversity LAST CHANCE TO ATTEND A SESSION! 1_IBookstore FEDE RAL LAW REQUIRES YOUR ATTENDANCE! ~·~------~ December 14, 1990 • mE REVIEW • 5 Student files counter suit Seven new groups against city for police error approved by DUSC By Karyn McCormack a group that is a registered By Lori Gaynor part of the stress [of waiting for the The complaint sent to the city Staff Reporter organization with the university Staff Reporter fust case to clear]." • was wriuen by McDonnell, and he The Delaware Undergraduate gets privileges such as funding A university student has filed a McDonnell's father, who is a said he will represent his own case. Studem Congress (DUSC) and the use of university buildings $10,000 countersuit against the city lawyer in New York, reviewed the "The police think they can go approved seven new groups as for meetings. of Newark in response to a citation violation and found numerous around harassing college students, official student organizations at a Mason said the university 's for disorderly premise he received in blatant mistakes in the ticket and a and they do not think [the students) meeting Monday night. resources are not keeping up wi th May. flaw in city's case. will fight back," he said. Groups that were approved are: the demands of the new groups. Roben McDonnell (BE 91) said McDonnell hired a lawyer to fight Hogan said the city has an Citizens Against War (CAW), "It's exciting that more student he is suing the city for lawyer fees, a the charges on the grounds of a attorney assigned to this case. "I do Diabetes Interest and groups are forming, but it is missed day of work, and mental and Newark law which states a person not know where the case will lead," Encouragement Team , Sociology difficult because the more groups, physical distress because of errors can not be charged with disorderly he said. Club and Student Association for the less space and resources the the police made regarding his arrest premises unless the person resides McDonnell said he thinks he has Fitness in Business., the university has," he said. McDonnell, a member of the on the property. a good case and is open to anything Community and Family Service A group that wants to register Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, was He pleaded not guilty at his that will happen. Club, Organization for the with the university must have at arraignment, but the case was "1 am in limbo just waiting for a least six members and a faculty issued a noise violation May 6 Robert McDonnell Advancement of Latin Americans during a party at the fraternity house dismissed because the arresting responf.e," he said. and Student Filmmakers Co-op. advisor, Mason explained. When and charged .with disorderly officer did not appear at the trial. DUSC President Mike DiFebbo the Student Activities Office premises. "'The town knew they had no case (BE 91) said 29 new student approves a group's application, Although he was not a resident of against me," McDonnell said. organizations were approved this the group must write a the house, McDonnell said he was Although he won the case by U 0 students tutor semester, the highest number of constitution outlining its purpose responsible for managing the party default, McDonnell said he felt the groups to be registered in a and structure. and was charged with a criminal case was not fairly settled. semester. After DUSC's constitution misdemeanor. Newark Police Chief William A, Hispanic children Paul Dorfman (AS 93), chairman approves a group's McDonnell said he accepted the Hogan said he can not comment on constitution chairman of DUSC, constitution, DUSC votes to violation without realizing a pending the countersuit because it is a civil said, "These new groups show a publicly make the group an charge of a criminal misdemeanor litigation case. in English skills great range of interest and official organization, he said. would ruin his opportunity to apply The city has until Dec. 26, twenty combine with new groups to DiFebbo said a group needs a for early admission to law school, days after the countersuit was filed, By Heather Appleton "If a child is having trouble with introduce new ideas to the student clearly defined organizational and possibly prevent him from being to respond to the complaint, Staff Reporter English, they will be referred to the body." system and must abide by permitted to take the bar exam. McDonnell said. "If the city does not With the help of eight university center by their teacher," Harris said. "It is very encouraging because university rules. "I didn't apply [early admissions] respond within 20 days, then I will students, Spanish-speaking children Done! Hudgens (AS 92). who has it means more students are getting Dorfman said, "DUSC to law school, " he said. "It was all win by default," McDonnell said. in Wilmington are getting exposure tutored at the center since October, involved," he said. encourages everyone to form to the Eng I ish language they might said she believes the program Scott Mason, assistant director student groups to expand diversity not have otherwise received. provides a special advantage for the of the Perkins Student Center, said of the student body." Since September 1989, the Latin Spanish-speaking students. American Community Center in "The children are at a Wilmington has employed students disadvantage because they speak as tutors teaching English as a Spanish exclusively at home, and Yugoslavian election second language and math. the program provides them with an According to head tutor Nancy opportunity to speak English one­ continued from page 3 attacked because [the Serbians] Harris (ED 91), a majority of the 50 on-one," Hudgens said. dido 't want social change so fasL" enrolled children, in grades one Harris said the new educational republics stems from the economic States like Croatia and Slovenia, through seven, arc from the Red facility at the center is well­ and political policies of current Miller said, have become Clay School District, where equipped with materials for the Yugoslavian Prime Minister Ante "economically dynamic" since the Hispanic population is high. tutors to use in their lessons. Markovic, who favors a multi-party mid-1980s, while Serbia has been "Just recently they opened a system. slow in responding to economic library with lots of literature and Markovic has instituted a free problems. reference books for the kids," she market to revive Yugoslavia's ailing Vujlvic said the parliamentary LISTENFORTHEBLUEHEARTSONALL OFTHESECOOLRADIO STA TION S : KBOOKABFKASRKACJIVKA LXKCKDVSKFSRKIII said. "There is also a language lab economy, he said. But these moves elections later this month will be a OKUCIKSOl with language machines that talk to alarm the Serbians who fear the crucial time for Yugoslavia. The the kids." rapid change of such a western­ TCWMXCW~ non-Communists gained nine seats AUWBTBW • ! • Harris said the children also can oriented policy. Dec. 9 and are expected to win about KXWKPXWV • , express themselves through writing Draskovic's Serbian Renewal half of the parliament's 250 seats in · GSWVVSKT in journals and creating stories. Movement is unpopular, Vujivic CKBSUI'.UO the second round of voting Dec. 23. OWKDIWRS . "What I try to stress in training said, because it advocates similar "This is a very big change for CQR RGWLRAWA RSWNTHW EA XWI USWQA X WNl>' WlJI tutors is to create an educational economic reforms. "Markovic's plan Yugoslavia," he said. "With the one­ L-...... :0~~-:! E W C R 0 W S N t • a , ~ ~ • I 1 • • • a :. "' environment that is exciting to the has worked very well so far," party system out of parliament there -, t•l t·lil lt·d l c., dd,ul l l'tnl luggll"r 1\L·cord-, students." Vujlvic said. "But he has been will be a true democracy in

'' t • tf 'I • fl f't: • ff • T to Harris said a Spanish-speaking .----:--#.~-'i 0 W S M U W C QWMUCWHFSWSURWSMCWCVTWBORW UMFWMPGW background is helpful, but not BWUPIWM ...... ' .. . _. essential. featuring college radio hits ''Linda Linda," "I don't speak any Spanish at Rhodes scholar CKFAIWM ., "I Wanna A Kiss" and "Dance Number" all," Hudgens said. "That way they continued from page 1 KDHXKWU have to speak English to me. WZMBWQF " I n " n ' • .., ' T. ,. "I always find there WW S C WKX LWU N H W DC R W K N HWP C RW FP RWH T SW fi According to Harris, the only The Rhodes Scholarship caps WRRCWRS ...... qualification that all tutors must Stark's career, filled with other top are so many things I L-.=.-=---M K R U X K U N have is to "love kids." national academic awards, !Jrc 'l 1 whc !1 yotlJ<· clomq oncl get H11s know so little about WHCLWCVFWBA "A lot of these kids come from including being named to USA n;1 ,sl > nn yolll stP.I Pol ,--_,...,,..ri-':;'-...,YTWRHDWBE broken homes and need care," Today's all- academic first team in that I want to learn. VKOHXKWU PhiloclPlphla Clty Pape1 EWZMBWQ Harris said. ''They need to know that 1989 and a research fellow with Everything fve done J IV K AL X. KC S C KS PC KD VS K FSR K MU 0 KU C I K S DT K LMU education is important and the tutors the Center for the Study of the RKSMCKCEBKAZUKUCRKSSBKCRKITSK5FSKSJSKCI try to foster that in them." Presidency in New York City this is because I wanted ~ ~ ~ ~! ~: Ask for The Blue Hearts on WXDR ~ ~ "It is such a great feeling .when year. to learn more." : one the WM XC WFC SWSC BW C N IWH ll SWSA M WW U H WEC 5 WC /1 of kids comes up and gives With this experience, plus his KTOWKRVMKPUAKT 1i~~~~~~[ KOU klC you a hug and you k.now that you lifelong interest in government, he -Leonard Stark ....__.....;;;=-_...... KW UW M U H W B U QWC ilf: •J. are getting through to them," she plans to study politics at Oxford (AS 91) WZBTWTGPWHHSWAZLW T said. University next fall. WKPNWPTSWRCTWYEPW D r-.....~..;..;...;.., , 1 CWTT UW U T K W EV "In particular I want to study YMWBUKRCLKUTEW 1 the similarities between the British interest to learn. ODUWCWMWRUVWI prime minister 'and the office of "I always find there are so many MUKISWKAGUKWRS Scrounge the American presidency," Stark things I lrnow so little about that I LEWORTWWSPKUW said. want to learn.," he said. EVLKACYKUTKDGE oontinued from page 2 I TEWUVTWTJUWGMU "Eventually I want to go to law "Everything I've done is because VWIUVWJSCWRMCW make sure that people who steal school, and then into politics and wanted to Jearn more." WRSKCCRKUPSK.WC IDs don't get to use them. We can't government," he said. "There's a Dr. Joan Bennett, coordinator of L-==f.wf:-rls p KUW S WS U M W M U LW tell whether a card is stolen or just lot of good people down in the University Honors Program, KAURWAHlWUTCWTTUW borrowed." Washington, but people don't said the key to Stark's success KSHUKTXTKSYMWBUKR WWH SWX J M WO 0 U WC W M Springsteen said, "I understand realize how difficult the job really rests in his ability to recognize his KG RGK ZUUKCM UK ISWKA · that people are trying get rid of is." potential and take initiative in their points at the end of the Several Ivy League schools following his interests. semester, but this is a policy that accepted Stark, but he chose "What is remarkable is that he Ask for The Blue Hearts JUGGLER must be applied to everyone." Delaware because of the Honors takes advantage of every RECORDS LIMITED at your PORTLAND· TOKYO "We're really trying to protect Program and opportunities for opportunity to learn and has favorite record store! research. followed this pattern throughout The Blue Hearts Hot Line 503 • 796 ·1 713 the students," he said. "Delaware has everything other his college career," she said. more prestigious schools have The last student from the except the name," Stark said. "I've university to win a Rhodes had nothing but encouragement Scholarship died in 1961 before he here and was able to form good began his studies at Oxford NOTICE relationships with professors," he University. said. The only other Rhodes Scholar Effective January 3, 1 991, Loop 2 and Bus B will begin their Despite his achievements, Start from the university, Cornelius does not consider himself an Tilghman, won in 1926. He still routes earlier. The time changes will be as follows: overachiever and said the secret to lives in Newark near the university. Bus B Loop Z his academic success lies in his Christiana Commons 7:35a.m. Four Seasons 6:53a.m. Smith Overpass (SB) 7:42a.m. Rts. 4 & 72 7:01 a.m. Fieldhouse 7:47a.m. Kimberton 7:08a.m. Smith Overpass (NB) 7:54a.m. Admiral's Club Apts. 7:15a.m. 7:25a.m. Any questions regarding these P. Drummond Sh . Ctr. changes should be referred to Louvier's 7:33a.m. the UD TRANSIT at 451-1187. Paper Mill Apts. 7:43a.m .~ :: 'I 'I I OPINION b • THE REVIEW • Dl'l ember 14, 1990 ,I . !Cheers and jeers

. The season has come for holiday cheer and a sweeping compilation of jeers for those who deserve more than coal Uninformed criticism in their stockings. Jeers to the designers of the new Russell Dining Hall I am writing in response to inaze - it just keeps students hungry and confused. the Dec. 7 letter to the editor Cheers to the Black Students' Union and all campus "Uninformed Liberals." Mark Felterman puts his foot in his 1 groups for organizing against hate. Jeers also to Elizabeth Eichler, public relations spokeswoman for the mouth, revealing the i uninformed party. Professional Theater Training Program, for soliciting Before calling us ignorant : Blood Knot pamphlets at the October rally. 1960s wanna-bes, maybe he : Congratulations to Thbby Raymond for carrying the should have educated himself in 1 football team to a 200th victory. A similar pat on the who we are and what we do. ; back goes to the women's soccer team for a most Citizens Against War is a group of concerned people of all ages ' impressive burst onto the varsity scene. who oppose offensive action in Jeers to the drastic cut into the Center for Counseling the Middle East. and Student Development hours that leaves too many We are allied with several students desperate and to the rust infested Newark water other organizations including for leaving residents thirsty. the national Military Family Support Network and the A big boo-hiss goes out to the major players in state Wilmington group Act for • election;; this year. Biden, how about doing something Peace in the Middle East. : now that you beat Brady, whose videotapes were a sad It is true that we do not i attempt to skirt copyright laws? And Daniel Rappa, may Divestment: the only answer realize the realities of war first .... your sour grapes rot after your bitter loss to Tom Carper hand, but our group has begun The following letter was submitted and leaves us no alternative but to regular visits to the Veterans in the primaries. Administration Hospital where Finally, a most sincere cheer and thanks to the soldiers to the Faculty Senate Ad Hoc accept that the board does not Committee on Divestment. recognize the "repugnance of we are learning from those who •thousands of miles away having a hot, lonely Christmas. apartheid." Instead, the board tacitly do know. . And to President Bush, let them know why they must We, the members of Campus condones this brutal system . One man, permanently , stay thousands of miles from home. Coalition for Human Rights As responsible students at an hospitalized, told us he prays (CCHR) and People United Against institution of higher learning, we every night that his two brothers Apartheid, do hereby express our must fight any policy which supports in Saudi Arabia will not face unanimous support for divestment of the suppression of the free exchange another war. \_Exclusive rights university funds from companies of ideas. Education is essential to which do business in South Africa. Yasmine Wasfi The Iauer most certainly describes activism. The activists of the There is no question as to the evil the current regime in South Africa. 1990s have learned from the Guest column mistakes of the '60s. Citizens The U.S. Department of Education, in reinterpreting inherent in the system of apartheid. That a university should support Even the board of trustees, which such a system is not only immoral, Against War are both ; civil rights laws, will enforce a policy prohibiting colleges has repeatedly chosen to ignore interests of black South Africans but completely illogical. detennined and educated. ~. imd universities from receiving federal funds if they student and community demands for than Mandela is ludicrous; thus, the While we are aware of and :continue to offer scholarships based solely on minority divestment stated in its May 1988 board's first argument against commend the board for its efforts to Valerie Singer ':status. resolution that "it is important to the divesunent is null and void. contribute to the improvement of (AS 92) t' Basically, colleges can no longer give "race exclusive" University of Delaware to respond The second and final reason cited education of South African blacks, to the the repugnance of apartheid by the board for not divesting was board members must realize that a Give me death :' .~holarshi ps, with one important exception. and the needs of blacks in South that "the university owns common small good cannot overshadow a : Justifiably, the policy allows schools with a history of Africa." stock of American companies which greater evil. Every day that I would like to thank The ~ poor race relations to continue offering scholarships to While both of the major black abide by the statement of principles university funds help sustain the Revie~ for printing the Dec. 11 •'help recruit minorities. The university will not be resistance movements in South and it is felt that these signatory apartheid regime is a day that all editorial by Michael O'Brien, Africa, the African National companies have a positive impact on associated with the university will • ~ffected, according to Ronald F. Whittington, special "A sentence ends with death." Congress and the Pan-Africanist the civil rights and economic and someday look back on with shame · assistant to the president. My cousin is on death row in Congress agree that sanctions must living conditions of some blacks in and disgust Kentucky for the murders of ; . The enforcement of the policy, which also does not continue and be increased, the board South Africa." The opportunity that lies before four people. : interfere with donation of such scholarships from private claims that "the total withdrawal of The principles to which the board us to fight apartheid is a unique one. He received the death penalty : funds like the United Negro College Fund, should not businesses conducted by refers are the Sullivan Principles, The longer we at the university fail for three of them and is international companies in South to act, the more doubt is cast on the · ~eter minority enrollment for several reasons. drawn up by an American the Rev. currently appealing the fourth, a Africa ·and the imposition of Leon Sullivan. The reason the board strength of our commitment to life sentence. ~ First, minority recruitment should be based on offering sanctions in South Africa by all does not list them as such is that equality of opponunity and freedom .' solid education and opportunities in a tolerant and During his time in prison, he countries may contribute to Sullivan had, even before the writing of expression. has accumulated college credits ~ enjoyable atmosphere, not on how much money an worsening the conditions of South of this resolution, retracted his Considering the current climat:e of through visiting porfessors, a · institution can offer. African blacks." support for the very guidelines he hate and mistrust on campus, one television, a VCR, typewriter Nelson Mandela, in a speech in · · Second, fears that all minorities will lose hope of had created. While the author of must question whether _ the and numerous other luxuries. Washington, D.C. stated, "I come these principles had the courage to misguided logic which had led to ·: §cholarships are unfounded. For those demonstrating I am personally affected by here to put the message out admit his good intentions had come current policy is the exception to the this because my family had ~ financial need or academic talents, the gateway to these sanctions must be intensified ... so we to naught, the board had the audacity rule. temporary custody of his ' funds remains wide open. could be able to address the to claim to continue to use them in children, ages S,and 9, after he problems that are facing the country the name of improved conditions of Yasmine Wasfi is is the This regulation does not change any institution.'s beat them wi ~h open scissors today." The idea that the board could ,admission policy. The only thing it changes is scholarship South Africans. chairwoman of the Campus and taught them how to package be more in tune with the best Again, the ~gument is ludicrous Coalition for Human Rights. :, granting policies. his drugs. .,· No one is denying money on base of need or talent. But He now claims to have found the Lord and is praying for his •someone is preventing the granting of money based on Social club known as Morris acquittals. '. race, color or ethnic origin. I would like nothing better For the past week and a half I've been researching than to finally see this man And not many people can make a good argument for for a 10 source, 12-page paper due Tuesday. executed and thousands of discrimination based on skin color. I finished it early Tuesday morning. Kentucky tax dollars saved. Between the day I started researching and the second Opponents of the death .. I turned it into my professor, I spent hours in a place penalty say that you t~ink called hell, more commonly referred to as the Morris ;: ~THE differently when it happens to :· Library. ;, EVIEW you and your family, and they I found out that Sociofile and InfoTrac are juGt "'""" ,.... are right. ::.~...... ,_..,....~ teases. They all print out a wealth of information, ----- However, I did not change giving the researcher plenty of sources to find the facts Sharon O'Neal, editor in chief my opinion about justice when and then, of course, either the library does not subscribe D.vln Powell, exewtive editor Christina Rinaldi it happened to my family; I to the journals or the volumes are just plain missing Ridlelle Perrone, edito:xjal editor William C. Hltchoxk, managing editor changed my opinion about my 1 Michael 0' Brien, managing editor JOih Puttennan, managing editor from the shelves. family with regard to justice. karen C.ley, Julie Ferrari, advertising directors I understand that the library cannot receive every Not returning volumes is plain rudeness. And you'd Murderers should be given carol Hofmann, business manager journal published, especially if some subscriptions costs be amazed at just how many people do it. the death sentence, and the $22,000 a year. Sports Editor ...... lllra Finnepn If you just take an extra four or five minutes to return death sentence should be carried • News Editors ...... Mic:hael Bouah, O.ria Cronil, kathleen Graham, Nonetheless, it's frustrating when a terrific article is the journal or book to its proper place on the stacks, you through. Diane Hec:k, Richard jOftel, johanna Murphy, Leanne Riordan, cited on the sociofilc print-out only to depress could save someone else hours of research. John Robinson, Abby Stoddard, ll'icla 'hylor researchers while they read something similar to: "Hard Just think, that person might return some journal that • Features Editors ...... Vaneua Croce, O.rlltlna Rinaldi Name Withheld copy of document not available except from University you need to make your researching life much easier. of Alaska on a blue moon on Tuesday." Despite what some have said about certain Doors of i ~~~i~;;:·:-::·:·:·::::·:·:·:::::·:·:-::·:::·:·:·:·:·:::':':':':':':'::·:·:·:·:::·::':':':':'::·:·:·:·::·:::·:·::·:·:::·:·:·::·~~~-i~---~= Neither you nor I can do anything about that. We will the library, the building is a place to study ·and to : ~si s fllnt Sports Editors ...... Aian Creilaamer, Dan I. Levine just be continually teased until we graduate. remain quiet. , Assislllnt News Editors ...... Julie carrick, Robert Weston On the other hand, there is absolutely no e11cuse for ! Assisfllnt Features Editor ...... kristin Nolt How obnoxious is it when people talk loudly while not returning journals and books in the desiganted sitting right underneath a "Please Be Quiet" sign? Very. ~ Assisfllnt Graphics Editors ...... : ...... SonJa Kerby, Richard Uu In the n j~ · orr6~1 '· places so they can be put back by library staff. People just don't care. nee: kevtew~ severit :~: : :: ~;:a~,:.,:~=~ -...... ~------~ ·- ·:::::::::::.·.·.-:::::.-::::::.:~SC:.~=: There is nothing more frustrating than needing They really don't. mistate.s weu :: ~ in tliC mle, ' "cOir~ volume 21, but only volume 20 and 22 are on the shelf. It's really a shame that so many students with an · ;~~·:~::~~~-~--.-. :: ·.·.-.:: :::: ·. :·. :::::·.-. ::: ::::: : : ·. ::::::::: &a~-c;~:n~= Not even the Sociofile is that frustrating. • : Jll l.Mirlnaltl1, Molly WIIU11111 intention to learn come to this university. It's nearly : ~dltorial Cartoonist ...... Nellllocllll This phenomenon is only .topped when a student impossible to learn at the library. I ' does not have change for the Xerox machines and But we can do something to improve the frustnuing ~~~was incorieet1y spellltfkhlilie;-f. decide to rip out the article, keeping the hard copy, for task of research. Just return what you take. 1 soeietj. ~·ur, Publlohecl .-ry T.-l.y ..t frld.y ....,. the .ademic ldlool ,-r, Fridays durl .. Wlnll!r purely sentimental reasons, l'11l.sure. Didn't your mom teach you that? AMean Homce· Seleion, by the lltudlm body ol .... lJnlvawlty ollloa'-8, N8Mrl, ~ Editarill - I also found that sometimes the9e "lost" journals can Trent's cttisir.cltion jj···AJrt 91f ~tu~~ne.• offlces at Wilt Wins. SCudant Center. ,_., 45t·3nt, 45t-3T72 ..t 451-2714. The next time you need a journal that you can't seem nOi EO 92.· / .. ;\~. ··. ... ;·~:\(=··'·::;.\/~~;~ Bulin•• Hours: Moray thnM.IJih FriUy: to a.m. to 3 p.m. be found abandoned in an obscure comer, somewhere to locate, just think about the ones that you did not The African near the Map Room. return. ritual ·setl'fce· MtotiiiiJOplnlon: Plop 6 II ..--! fa. opinion ..t CIIIMWitJiry. The edltorW 11bcwe ~ toot pilce at the MJ 'at nrOple, : &. alnMni UI opinion of The ltewiew ltaff •nd II wriniM by the editorial edita., acepl when Maybe people could just leave treasure maps on the What comes around, goes around. • •~&ned · The ..., mlurnnl .. the opinion ol the 8Uihor plchnd. c.toonl ,...,_,, the opinion shelves leading to the buried jewels of knowledge. It f of the rill. The lenen to the editor carn.ln the oplnlonl ol OUf .-len. y:::=~~: §~il .::: I could tum research into'a real adventure. Christina Rinaldi is a features editor of The Review. December 14, 1990 • THE RfVIEW • 7

begin in the spring, Inciardi said. University gets grant A research staff of five investigators at the university will Homeless find no holiday solace continued from page 1 addicted inmates are rel~ed they evaluate the program and measure continued from page 1 In less than an hour their can move into an environment its effectiveness, lnciardi said. The man with the snoring pierces the cold silent Lt. Gov. Dale Wolf said, "With which encourages them to control The facility itself will be staffed jabs a stick in my direction as he fatigue jacket night. this new grant we'll be able to their addictions, U.S. Rep. Thomas by administrators and betw~n 10 says, "Then again, you being The first light of day arrives bring a great deal of expenise in an Carper said. and 15 recovering addicts who white, you is better off than we scratches himself, shortly after the snoring sounds. area that I think is very lacking, lbere has been an evolution of have participated in a TC program, is." then says, "/ hate As the sky brightens, I notice a and that is new knowledge of drug the approach to the drug problem to he said. "C'mon," the man in the gray them stars, everytime rat entering the shelter where ~ treatment programs." go beyond enforcement and include All patients are scheduled to sweater replies, "he can't help it two men sleep. I look at the man The project is based on a TC drug education, inter-diction and undergo HIV and urine te sting he being white." I see 'em /_feel/ike in the blue coat. program at Gander Hill Prison rehabilitation, be said. before and during their stay in the He spits on the ground , before I'm freezing my ass He still hasn't said a word all called "The Key," which was "One of the things Dr. Inciardi program. adding, "he's just like us, it's night. His expression is hollow; instituted as pan of another grant will be able to do with the new Carper said, "I am so proud [of them politicians that's the off." his eyes are those of a dead man .• the university received from NIDA, grant is certainly talk about an the university] for what they have problem ." He continues to watch me as 1 Inciardi said. innovative treatment and then get done is to directly link the Throughout the conversation, rise to leave. The new university-sponsored some results from that particular academic world with a very real the man in the blue coat says glazed appearance. With the coming of morning, program, which lasts six months, treatment." Wolf said. world problem, that of drug abuse nothing. He just looks at me as if About an hour later, a police the streets suddenly come aliv~ will serve up to 60 patients at a A site for the program has not and the high rate of recidivism of I don't exist. car shines its spotlight on us as it with cars on their way into the time, Inciardi said. yet been chosen, lnciardi said. those people who go to prison." As the night wears on the sky patrols the area. After the police city. , Benefits of the program include The program's coordinators are Roselle, Acting Peovost and starts to clear. The stars, have left, the man in the fatigue Most drivers are careful tp increased numbers of treatment and considering locations in New Vice President for Academic unusually bright, shine like Jdieg jacket says, "shit, the only good keep their eyes on the road,, work-release beds and alleviation Castle County and and Kent Affairs Richard B. Murray as well lights in the cold December sky. thing about it gettin' cold is them because to do otherwise woul~ of prison overcrowding, he said. County and should make their as other adminsitrators attended the The man with the fatigue mother f--ers won't mess with force them to see the city as It The university's program is decision by the end of the year. news conferencein the President's jacket scratches himself, then us as much." really is. designed to ensure that when drug- Treatment programs are slated to Office. says, "I hate them stars, The man wearing the sweater Walking down the street, I turn everytime I see 'em I feel like laughs and says, "that's because for one last look at the man in the I'm freezing my ass off." The they don't want to get out of their blue coat. man in the sweater laughs and warm cars. If this was summ er He stands on the river banlt, says "I got the cure for that." they would have made us move amid the broken bottles and He takes a long drink from a by now." abandoned car batteries looking bottle wrapped in a brown paper After finishing off the bottle, at things I am neither able to seo, sack. he says he needs to get some nor understand . "This is all I need to keep me sleep. As he heads towards his After pausing for a moment, I warm ," he says, his eyes self-made shelter, the man in the slowly tum my back on him and begi nning to take on a slightly fatigue jacket rises to join him. walk away. ·

I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Minorities MRS. ANDREWS continued from page 1 PSYCHIC AND ASTROLOGY READINGS First time in this area. She has the ability to forsee future events thru birthday. Consult this gifted lady on all affairs of life. national origin in any program or: activity receiving financi.al : For appointment call 456-5793 OPEN THEATRE COURSES Located al 182 Elkton Road, Newark assistance " • 112 price for students with this ad. In the ietter to Junker, Williams 1 cited a provision of the Title VI;: WINTER SESSION regulations which prevents;: ,r~·~•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·································· recipients of government funding: : Call# Course No. Course Title Hours Room ... "from denying, restricting, or. : providing different or segregated: 15671 THEA 267-011 INTRO. TO THEATRE M-F DESIGN 1:1 5-2:45 MTH 011 THE CLAY GROUP financial aid or other program:: 12849 THEA 337-010 JAZZ DANCE M-F benefits on the basis of race, col6r,:i 9:45-11 :15 HGY 208 PRESENT AN OPEN HOUSE AND HOLIDAY SALE or national origin." • ~. 12850 THEA 337-011 JAZZ DANCE M-F DECEMBER 14 10 am to 9 pm The Department of Education's : FOR THE STAGE 11 :30-1 :00 ,DECE BER 15 10 am to 8 pm Office of Civil Rights interprets : those provisions as "pro~ibiting : Go directly to the class to add. AT THE CERAMICS BUILDING ON THE CAMPUS OF lHE race-exclusive scholarshJps." : UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE Ronald F. Whittington, assist3nt ! Th e work to be sold w llllnci:.Jde a Iorge to the president, said the : variety of thrown and handbuilt pottery. in~erpretation does not a(foct, : scholarship programs that are .jn.: place at the university. ' ~: The university will not be:; affected by WiUiams' interpretation;: Southgat.e -Apts. because Whittington said it is "jus~ : an opinion of one staff member on a': • Perfect for Students • Free heat & hot water very specific request." :: • 1 & 2 Bdrm. apts. from $450 • Balconies and cable available The university has scholarships.: which are aimed at minority ! Rental Oftlce: 24 Marvin Drive, Apt. M students, Whittington said. ! (acroq. from UofD Fleldhouee) A statement released by.i Benjamin L. Hooks, executiye:;

director of the NAACP reads: , : 1 368-4535 "This is a crude and blatant:; attempt to seriously cripple, if not:: kill outright, the well-intentioned;! efforts of a number of colleges and: universities to provide educatioqal ' opportunities for minority students," ! Hooks' statement read. ! Brian Johnson (EG 92), president : of the Black Students' Union, said .. I : think it's an outrage. There is a need : to get blacks in college and the : government is turning its back on , that need." : ' THE RING LEAD.ERS.

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By April Hayden an iron fist. He became obsessed with converting this one day's worth of oil, however, they lit the Staff Reporter Jews to the Greek culture of Hellenism, and lamps and re-dedicated the Holy Temple. This More than 2,100 years ago in Jerusalem, the forbade the practice of Judaism, making it signals the Jewish celebration of Hanukkah. lamps of the Holy Temple's menorah burned for punishable by death. Central to the celebration is the lighting of the eight days with only one day's supply of sacred But Mauathias, an elderly priest and leader of Menorah's candles. Candles should be placed into oil. the village of Modin, started a resistance the Menorah from right to left, and lit from left to Hanukkah, or the "Festival of Lights," movement with his five sons. When he died, his right. One candle is lit on the flfSt night, two on commemorates not only the miracle of an ancient son Judah organized rebel groups called the the second and so forth. Three Hebrew prayers lamp's endurance, but also a people's symbolic Maccabees who subsequently attacked the Syrian are sung on the fJISt night of Hanukkah and two devotion to religious and cultural freedom. troops. The Maccabees, only 6,000 strong, are sung every night thereafter. And this year, the Jewish tradition of defeated the Syrian battalion of 47,000. Gift-giving is not an essential or required Hanukkah began after nightfall on Tuesday and After the battle, the Maccabees liberated aspect of Hanukkah. Because of the holiday's ends on Wednesday. Jerusalem, reclaimed the Holy Temple and festive nature, however, many families exchange The history of Hanukkah dates back to 175 prepared for the religioWI daily service. gifts on one or all eight of the nights. B.C., or B.C.E., an equivalent which means An integral part of the service was kindling the Morrisa Gary (HR. 91) says, "Hanukkah is very "Before the Common Era." lights of the Menorah, a seven-branched meaningful10 my family and myself because it is Antiochus Epiphanes of Syria's Seleucid candelabrum. But the Maccabees could only one of the few times we get together and dynasty came to power and ruled Jerusalem with locate one small bottle of pure olive oil. With only see LIGHT page 12 '(:lubs Cheer Cl§> Hankering for a hunger-buster? new year . ' If you find yourself dreading the lack of shut-eye and ® By Rob Rector showers during finals week, just escape into the kitchen and 00 Staff Reporter whip up some of these quick, out-of-the ordinary snacks~ ...... A glowing sphere hovers above a crowd of thousands packed in the Make a smart choice and take a healthy break. It'll help you city streets. SAUSAGE BALLS a as as As it slowly descends, the GOURMET POPCORN take bite out of studying thermodynamics, well beat 20 ounces of Bisquick multitude screams, anticipating the basic potato chip blues. Pop 4 cups of popcorn and place them 1 pound roll of sausage every second of the orb's decline. 2 tablespoons of Parmesan cheese, The group, eyes fixed to the sky, into a large bowl. In a smaller bowl, melt 3 tablespoons Who knows - they might help you digest your grated begin to shout " ... five .. .four.. of butter or margarine and add the .three ... two ...one ... HAPPY microeconomics notes. Let sausage thaw to room following: NEW YEAR!" temperature. Mix all ingredients So what if you can't make it to together and roll into small balls. Bake 2 cloves of fresh minced garlic Times Square? Local clubs will on a cookie sheet at 350 degrees for 20 1 reaspoon lemon pepper seasoning ~ offer many alternatives for the TACO DIP minutes. 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese champagne-sipping (or, in some V1Y cases, guzzling), party favor­ 2 cans bean dip Stir the mixture well, dribble over the blowing fanatics. 1 bunch chopped green onions popcorn and mix together. In Newark, the Stone Balloon 2 or 3 chopped tomatoes offers crowd favorite Y-Not? and a 16 ounces shredded Cheddar cheese complimentary champagne toast 1 package frozen guacamole with assorted munchies for $7:50. 2 tablespoons lemon juice If you're craving a meal after the late-night binge, the Deer Park Mix 10gether 1 cup sour cream, 1/2 cup mayonnaise and 1 package of taco seasoning Tavern will open at 10 a.m. New Spread bean dip on a large plate. Add lemon juice to BAKED APPLES Year's Day and serve special guacamole and spread.Then spreadsour cream mixture. omelets and quiche along with its SNACK MIX apples Sprinkle with onions, then tomatoes and finally top with usual brunch menu. butter or margarine 8 cups of plain popcorn If you have a dedicat.ed driver to cheese. 2 or3 teaspoons apple juice 1large bag of M&M's Serve with 10rtilla chips and dip away. care for the designated drinkers, 1 or 2 teaspoons sugar 12 ounces salted cocktail peanuts look into Wilmington, which offers ~ cinnamon New Year's Eve bashes with a 6 ounces pretzel sticks 12 ounces raisins 'QY variety of themes. Wash and core the apples and place in a Pancho O'Hara's, 1716 microwaveable dish . Mix together and store in a large HERMITS Naamans Rd., the only Irish­ Stuff the centers with butter or margarine, bowl with an air-tight lid, or in a Mexican Bar in Wilmington (or 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking powder spoon sugar over the top and sprinkle with ziplock bag. Be careful - this stuff is probably anywhere for that mauer) 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg cinnamon. addictive. will feature a Mexican buffet and 1/4 teaspoon cloves 1/4 teaspoon salt Dribble about 2 or 3 teaspoons of apple progressive music from the tn. cup shortening l/2 cup sugar juice over each apple and microwave on elaborately-named band, Fred. The 1/2 cup brown sugar 2eggs medium heat for 2 minutes. $4 cover also includes a champagne ~ 1 cup raisins 3/4 cup chopped walnuts Remove from microwave, spoon the toast at midnight. melted butter over top and microwave for w Sift together flour, baking powder, spices and salt. Cream sugars, another minute. Instead of the Big Apple, Balls on lOth and Orange Streets will shortening and eggs together well. Blend in flour mixture. Add raisins and Serve hot, and even with a scoop of honor a city that needs no excuse to Compiled by walnuts. Mix wen. vanilla ice cream. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto greased baking sheets. Bake at 350 degrees for party -New Orleans. Kristin Nolt Balls' Mardi ·Gras New Year's 12 to I5 minutes or until lightly browned. Makes 3 dozen. _An Eve party costs $5.95 a head and and Michelle Vermillion includes seafood, cajun popcorn, gumbo and other mouth-burning w morsels. The unwritten code of offering a midnight champagne toast is also applicable here. Likewise, one of Wilmington's Been caught stealing? It's your fault most frequented bars, Kelly's Logan House on 1701 Delaware By Suzanne Young During December, Macy's loses about Wild Pair, a shoe store, says some people Ave. in Trolley Square also presents Staff Repotter five times more items than during other attempt 10 leave the store wearing the new a different slant on the New Year Santa Claus is coming to town . months, says Alan Woodham, director of shoes they just tried on. celebration, offering comedians and And so are security guards. And they're loss prevention at the store. At Outer Limits, the manager says a Motown revue band, Socko. There not going to be as nice. A 100-hour per week increase in neighborhood "commiuee" guards against will be no cover charge. It's that time of year again which security is divided among three guards, he shoplifting. He says bis store and others If you prefer a larger crowd, means shopping in stores too small to hold says. Most people know security is on Main Sln!Ct will notify each other of however, a trip to Rib-It at the the hordes scratching and clawing for the watching and don't JEY to make off with CW!tomers they suspect shoplift frequently Main Lion at 625 W. Lancaster best bargains or last-minute grab bags. As any loot. Rainbow Records, on the other hand, Ave. near Philadelphia is all that's you fight through the mall, you should be The manager of Matthew's Hallmark employs an electronic security system. required. A $25 package includes aware of shoplifters. says she doubles her staff at Christmas to But, it doesn't always prevent people from midnight champage, a breakfast If you're a shoplifter, be aware of protect against shoplifters. She stations finding ways to shoplift. During tbe buffet and assorted party favors. security. half of them on the floor to greet and help holidays, the SIDrC has 10 incre&'le its staff Couples may opt for the SllO A1 Ricci, director of loss prevention at customers and hopefully scare away to combat the poblem. package which includes everything tbe Christiana Mall, says that along with potential shoplifters. Shoplifting is a serious crime but not from the $25 package to a suite more Christmas shoppers comes increased "Nine out of 10 times a person is all people take it seriously. According to across the street at the MarriotL security. He says security's main job is to planning on shoplifting when they're the New Castle County Police, someone In Philadelphia, the Khyber protect customers and their property, not watching you more than when they are prosecuted for shoplifting could face Pass Pub at 56 S. Second St. offers the propeny of s10res. looking at the merchandise,"she says. community service or a jail term, two Philly-favorites, Pink Slip Shoplifters usually work in pairs - She says the store prosecutes depending on what is saolen and whether Daddy and Go to Blazes. The cover one causes a distraction while the other shoplifters. "I don't care if they're stealing or not it is die offender's first oft'cme. is $15 per couple or $10 per person one lifts merchandise. Chris Bennett, a4S-cent piece of candy." So, if you're a alqllift.er, remember: and it includes a food buffet and, of manager of Wilson's Suede and Leather, But the open-eye technique doesn't They'D see you when you're sneakinJ. course, champagne. recalls an incident when two men came always work. They'll know If you're a fab. They'll know if you're beinl bid or Party options abound in the area, into the store and one of them started One Christiana Mall CVS employee 1he...... , dllcount' naay lud lo more than you so don't fret about missing the big doing a Soul Train body-dance routine. remembers when someone ducked behind good. buplned tar, such • CG~nR~unlly _.... ar JaiL Ball drop. While he gyrated and grabbed everyone'• an empty counter and swiped a whole So be good for goodness Sib. Who needs Dick Clark, anyway? attention, the 001er wm~ free 10 pilfer. shelf full of cigarettes. The manager of It may keep you on lhe law's JOOd side. 10 • THE REVIEW • December 14, 1990 The Review B-1 Student Center Newark, DE 19716 CLASSIFIEDS

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By Richard jones and Darin Powell Stafffditon UPPER DARBY, Pa- Corey Glover, lead singer of Living Colour, stared intently at the sign a fan had thrown on stage at the Tower lbeater. It read: "Elvis is dead! Long live Living Colour!" The sign was both an illusion to the title of the band's From left to right: Corey Glover, Vemon Reid, Muzz Skillings and William Calhoun of New York's Living Colour. latest single from their second album, "Time's Up," and the sentiments of more than just a few fans in the Tower. 'Glover smiled and held up the crayon creation for the a~dience to see, eliciting uproarious applause. As he ... and backstage with the band tossed it aside, bassist Muzz Skillings plucked a few sparse notes on his instrument By Richard jones Skillings said, smiling as one fan handed expanse of Veteran's Stadium, where they "Yo Corey, man. I think Elvis once played this place." and Darin Powell him a band photo. "Do you have a pen?" opened for the Rolling Stones two years · "Get outta here, man! ," Glover yelled, as guitarist Staff Editors Another fan, who told Skillings he was ago. Vernon Reid thrashed into the opening chords of the UPPER DARBY, Pa. - After dinner also a bass player, asked him how he " We were overwhelmed out there. tribute/sendup "Elvis is Dead." and a rest, they came out from backstage learned to play so fast. Maybe one day we'll play stadiums again, It was one of many high points in a two-hour show not as jaded stars·, but as tired yet "Practice, practice," was the reply. but I don't know." that was part Led Zeppelin, part Public Enemy and energetic young men ready to greet their "And boredom." Pencil-thin Reid cut a quieter figure, mostly loud. fans. The reception of ''Time's Up" by critics with his dreadlocks stuffed in his haL But . ·Taking the stage amid flashing strobe lights and fog, Muzz Skillings, Corey Glover, Vernon doesn't worry Skillings. "I don 't know, he had choice words for those who think they wasted no time launching into "New Jack Theme," Reid and Wil Calhoun were happy to sign but I like it," he said. "Like wh en we "Elvis is Dead" is a sacrilegious tune. one of the heavier tracks from ''Time's Up." autographs and discuss the show with made the first album, it was WTFF ­ People worship Elvis, Reid said, but Before Living Colour became MTV darlings with fans. 'What the fuck factor."' forget that he was human. There were no big egos in sighL The intimate aunosphere of the Tower "America killed Elvis. In later concerts, see LIVE page 12 I guess I' m supposed to sign this, " appealed to Skillings much more than the see BACKSTAGE page 12 ~. Rookie' fails to mature in routine Eastwood film

l)y josh Putterman was 1977's "The Gauntlet,") but shop and auto-theft ring. The rest only by Julia's name in the credits Managing Editor the difference here is that he is not of the movie involves the cop's (doesn 't it seem like they always '' Actor Clint Eastwood has the focus of the picture, as he was chase to catch the bad guys, but appear together?) jades the film as portrayed a cop in several movies. in that picture and in the Dirty along the way the film sinks into a the number of people she kills is Director Clint Eastwood has made Harry series. certain level of predictability. greater than the number times she .his artistic mark in another handful It is Sheen's character, David While avenging the murder, speaks. Of films. Ackerman, whose background is Eastwood and Sheen encounter all There's the usual car chase, · Put the actor and the director more fully exposed. movies. Likewise, Eastwood is just the low-lifes that one usually gunplay and hostage situation to ·together and you get "The All we basically get of as unhappy with a new partner. expects in a buddy-cop movie, and keep the Eastwood action fans .Rookie," the tale of an aging Los Eastwood's not-so-surprisingly­ And Sheen develops for the they survive their adventures with happy. But even an extra-special ­ Angeles policeman on the grand scruffy Nick Polovski is that he worse. As the plot unfolds, the the same one-liners, simple car stunt cannot make "The theft auto beat who is forced to was once married and he raced yuppie character turns into dialogue and machismo which Rookie" extra special. break in a younger panner, played motorcycles before joining the Eastwood's prodigal son - he made Eastwood a star. This film doesn't deserve to be ' by Charlie Sheen. force. even squints like Clint. The addition of a villainess, directed by the man who gave us This is not the first time Sheen is as reluctant to join Anyway, Eastwood's former played by Sonia Braga, adds a "Bird." Eastwood has played a cop in a Eastwood as all of Dirty Harry's partner is killed by the ch ief bad twist to the typical Eastwood And at 60, it may be time for movie which he directs (the first partners were in all five of those guy (Raul Julia) who runs a chop- action film. Her presence, justified Clint to hand in his badge. Distintive dialects Face the facts: key Kline roles Rudolph's a dark By jay Cooke EnrMainmenr Editor 'Tis the season to stress. Finals Kevin Kline will never be and papers are pending. Egg nog typecasl and turkey are replaced by coffee Kline's single greatest character­ (caffeinated, of course) and No Doz. building device is his voice. With it, When I just can't deal, I run to he can' structure a character's my VCR and pop in a tape of personality simply by altering the Christmas shows. Charlie Brown particular inflection. year's I Love You To Death, Kline helps me forget about PSC 409. The convinces the audience that his A scene in the unheralded 1985 Kevin Kline Grinch relieves my E 407 worries. western Silverado Kline realizes he accent it true, and this lends the in "I Love You To Death." Recently, I realized these shows must choose between two loyalties, characters extra credibility. are more than fun. They can teach Johanna Murphy one a fmner riding buddy the other Nowhere is this talent more characte r, Kline's unassuming us lessons about real life. a trio of new-found friends he evident than in 1987's Cry performance ably carries the film All of us grew up watching knows little abouL Freedom, a tale of friendship in Washington's absence. Speaking Rudolph tum from the rejected-red­ can hang out with other losers. Kline remaiiL'I silently stoic as he between white journalist Donald a perfect British accent, Kline nosed-freak to the most popular Actually, the only people who are siu there drinking, partly in sorror Woods (Kline) and black activist sheds his nut personna and melts reindeer at the North Pole. Before willing to be friends with Rudolph and partly in honor to his pasL The Steven Biko (Denzel Washington) into the role of the South African the cool reindeers and Santa realized are losers. Rudolph's best friend is audience feels his dilemna and in segregaled South Africa reporter so completely that the Rudolph could haul some serious Herbie, an elf who doesn't want to knows which loyalty he will honor Although critics derided the film viewer barely recognizes him. sleigh, he was the biggest dork at make toys - he wants to be a dentisL an utterance. for downplaying the Biko see KUNE page 12 the North Pole. Pretty dorky, huh? Switch . to A Flsb Called Why, you may ask, was Rudolph Lesson II 2 Dorks hang 0111 with Wanda, the 1988 Pythonesque Movie limes suchadork? tkJrlcs. Cool people hang olll with comedy about a band of jewel Rudolph was hated because he cool people. They shall never mix. thieves highlighted by Kline's Rudolph's nose is only accepted O.estnut Hill Onem~- Dances With Wolves (PG-13) 3:15, 7, and had a mutant nose. His physical when the cool people like Santa boisterous portrayal of Otto, a 10:30 p.m. on Friday, 11:45 a.m. on Saturday; Havana (R) 4:15, 7:15, appearance, something over which need him with his nose so bright to former CIA man who misquotes and 10:15 p.m. on Friday, 12:15 p.m. on Saturday. he has no control, makes him the Nietzsche and loathes the British North Pole's biggest geek. This guide his sleigh that nighL In this fdm Kline is anything but Lesson # 3. The only lime cool Onem~ Center Newark- Mermaids (PG-13) 1:30, 4:45, 7:30 and bring us to our fll'St lesson about real people befriend dorks is when they silent He flies off the handle at the 10:15 p.m. on Friday, 11:45 a.m. and 2:15p.m. on Saturday; The life. want something. slightest provocation with a Rookie (R) 1:15,4:15, 7:15 and 10 p.m. on Friday, noon on Saturday; Lesson II 1. Ugly things swck. If It's amazing that a cartoon can hilarious, egocentric flair. Edward Scissorhands (PG-13) 1, 4:30, 7 and 9:45 p.m. on Friday, you're 11gly, don't eJCPeCI lo have take the harshness of reality and These roles are indicative of 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday. any coolfrUnds and don't ~cliO Kline's range. Kline can create a fit in . turn it into wholesome family entenainmenL specific dialect or accent and mold O.rlatlana Mall Cinema- Home Alone (PG) 1, 1:30, 3:15, 3:45, In fact, the other reindeers make Happy holidays. his role around it equally as well. 5:40, 7, 8, 9:45 and 10 p.m.; Predator 2 {R) 1:30, 4, 7, and 10 p.m.; Rudolph's life such a living hell that From thick Brooklynese in Tbe Three Men and a UHie Lady (PG) 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30 and 9:45p.m.; old Rudolph decides to run away. johanna Murphy is an associate January Man (1989) to the Misery (R) 1, 3:15, 5:25, 7:40 and 10:15 p.m. And where does Rudolph run to? musical ring of ethnic Italian in this The Island of Misfit Toys, where he news editor dThe Review. 12 • 1HE REVIEW • December 14, 1990

of hcadbanging, day-glow colored Live Colour insarumeniS and bright red lights. Reid's fret work places him in a New magazine spotlights area music continued from ~ 11 class by himself among modern "Cult of Personality," their live axemen. During more intense By Mike Martin magazine was in circulation. contributing writer, referring, mainly to the prowess made them one of the most moments, he stared at his guitar SWfR~~ The current circulation for MFrL is about melai scene. popular club bands on the East earnestly, head hung low hidden by In August, a local entertainment promoter 10,000, a figure which The Tink expects to Mullins attributes the ailing Delaware music Coast. The intimate setting of the a mess of dreadlocks, and pulled off and a WXDR disc jockey began working with grow considerably. scene to problems like low auendance at Tower showed why. perfect solos and screaming a concept. "Each issue will have a theme related to the performances and bad pay for local acts. When last in Philly, opening for distortion with equal finesse. After two solid months of work, that concept cover story," The Tink said. "The first one, 'Td like to see the musicians form a the Roll ing Stones in September Skillings complimented him by became a reality for Dean Banks of Platinum with Dio on the cover, was kind of devoted to network so they could demand better pay," he 1989, the impersonal enormity of pounding out limber bass lines and Tracks Management and the man known to the metal." said. "Maybe we can bring the comradery back Ve te ra n's Stadium seemed to jumping hyperkinetically around the public only as The Tink. The second issue of MFTL features an and get the bands together." swallow the band. But the coziness stage. On quicker songs, Reid and "Music From the Ledge," a new local interview with Delaware's own Johnny Nee! of "Communication is what the magazine is all of the Tower made this show more Skillings played so fast that their magazine, or as its creators have deemed it, a the Allman Brothers by long-time local about," Banks said. ''I'm trying to open intimate and emotional. right hands were constant blurs. "news-zine," w\11 cover various styles and musician Kenny Mullins, a contributing writer. communications between the tech people, the Living Colour hit the audience Drummer Wtl CalhoWl, heard but aspects of Delaware's music scene untouched MFTL's regular departments, including musicians and the listeners." with equal doses of material from not seen behind his massive kit, by many entertainment papers, said The Tink, 'Local Area Performers' which spotlights local Banks said being involved in the business their debut album, ·:vivid," and gave a rhythmic backbone to the publisher of MFfL. laient, will mold to the theme of the issue, The for many years, including playing keyboards "Time's Up." "Desperate People," body of the musical beast that "The idea is to include all different styles," Tinlc said. Upcoming themes being considered with such acts as Iron Butterfly and Marvin " Middle Man," "time's Up," clamored on stage. He did get a The Tink said. "All bands put a lot of soul and include rap, thrash and jazz issues. Gaye, has given him a number of contacts in "Type" and " LoveR~ It's Ugly moment of glory with an extended work into their music and they deserve to be The Tink said he plans for MFTL to the industry. Head" all received great treatmenL drum solo, though. heard." maintain a light, humorous tone with MFTL departments like 'Studio Talk' and Glover's voice ran the auditory Returning for one encore, the Scattered throughout the black and white informational value as well. 'Tech Side' highlight the workings of local ramut from the bassist bass to the band predictably pulled out all the magazine are stories about performances, "We plan to eventually go full color," The studios and producers, something Banks and trebliest treble, peppered with stops for "Cult of Personality," then album reviews and local music. Tink said. "We also hope to create a way for The Tink feel will be valuable to young various screams and growls. He still brought the show to its slowest Some of Banks' acquaintances in Maryland magazines all over the country to share articles musicians in the area. had enough energy to pound around point with a meditative cover of created the concept for MFfL, but, Banks said and information." Many improvements , such as color and more the stage like a mad cheerleader. Tracy Chapman's "Talking About a they "weren't moving things along as fast as One goal of MFIL's founders is to stimulate typesetting, will come with time and money, A rendition of the gospel staple Revolution," leading into "Solace of they should be." the local music scene, one which those Tink said. Right now, the publication is being " Amazing Grace" showcased You," a quiet song with African­ "They gave me the ball and I ran with it," involved in the project describe as stagnant. produced in what he calls "a subterranean Glover's vocals and also served as a inflected rhythms. Banks said. "Maybe when they see something in print, office." segueway into "Open Letter (to a It was a stately, mediative cap on Banks said he approached The Tinlc with the the club owners will realize these bands aren't "It's an underground news-zine, so it's made Landlord)." an evening of letter-perfect rock. idea, and The Tink agreed to provide fmancial mad juvenile delinquents," said Rich Grafstein underground," The Tink said. " At least for "Vivid" is also the best adjective Somewhere, Elvis was listening backing, he said. Within two months, the (AS 91), WXDR deejay and MFTL now." to describe them on stage - a burst -and smiling.

bang ending." In person Reid also discussed other song Kline Light the menorah, spin the dreidel arrangements in the show. "Funny Yibe," was connected continued from page 9 player takes all, Hay means the Hanukkah is more than a ancient continued from page 11 continued from page 11 he comes out, he can barely sing, he with "Pride" to highlight the player takes half of what is in the victory over the Syrians; it is a aCrocentric themes of both songs, he celebrate." pot and Shin means the player loses victory over assimilation. can ~ely move. This is a man who In Sophie's Choice (1982), on the Ed Sullivan show they used said, and another slow song, "This is Kline maintains no regular accent, Traditionally, adults give and must add to the pot Kaplan says his main concern is how .ilnly from the waist up," Reid the Life," was recently added to the but instead uses his dialects to Hanukkah gelt, or money, to Another aspect of Hanukkah is its that Jews maintain their identity and said. " He lived like a trapped lineup after being used primarily as emphasize his character's bizarre children But sometimes, gelt is cuisine. Traditional Hanukkah foods not get involved with the holiday animal." an encore. mood swings. His mocking of substituted with small pieces of are cooked in oil because of its commercialization . Reid said he is not surprised the While Wil Calhoun sat off to the Stingo (Peter MacNicol) is the best chocolate which are wrapped in symbolic significance. One of the On campus, Hanukkah was most popular dishes of Hanukkah is remembered during the first annual song is misunderstood. side and chatted with friends and example of this. gold foil representing money. " It 's not about Elvis. It's about family members, unabashed Despite winning a Best A customary Hanukkah game is Potato Latkes, which are potato menorah lighting ceremony which th e cult of Elvis - the cult of frontman Corey Glover shook hands Supporting Actor Oscar for spinning the dreidel, a four-sided pancakes with an onion flavor. was co-sponsored by Hillel and with enthusiasm. top. On each side of the dreidel is a Contrary to popular belief, Chabad House Tuesday night in the per~nality in one person." "Wanda," Kline does not receive The concert's quiet ending with Glover admiued he has no special the public acclaim he merits. This Hebrew letter: 'Nun,' 'Gimel,' Hanukkah is considered a minor Perkins Student Center. "Solace of You," was planned, Reid vocal technique that allows him to could be because he chooses films 'Hey' and 'Shin.' Each player holiday in comparison with Yom If you plan to celebrate the Kippur, Rosh Hashanah, Passover holiday, remember it's traditions. said. hit both high and low notes. How do for their content, not marketability. places money, candy or a similar "We wanted to end the concert on I do it?," he said, stopping to sign Regardless, he remains in the top prize into the pot and takes turns and Sukkot, according to Rabbi And spin that dreidel regardless a different vibe," he said. "Rock 'n' one more autograph as he headed acting echelon, and his proven spinning. Nun means the player David B. Kaplan of Newark' s of your age. You might just end up roll shows always end with a slam- backstage. work ethic should keep him there. takes nothing, Gimel means the Temple Beth El. But he says with a pot full of gelt. VIOLET RAY

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Certain things can be said in jest and can be taken lightly. Other things were not meant to be joked • about. There's " .~ · .· 1 in th e athletic world that th-.,,.., ·; nothing wrong if a coach or player says in jest, "I'm going to go home and beat my wife," after losing a game. Pennsylvania State University football coach Joe Paterno said just that after hi s team lost their 1990 season opener to the ·University of Texas. Delaware junior forward Alexander Coles picks up a loose ball and jams home two of his 15 points during the Hens 57·54 loss to Monmouth College on Tuesday. "Lighten up. Don ' t you know, it's a joke?" say some of my co­ workers. As if that wasn't funny enough, after a near loss to the New Jersey Monmouth soars by men, 57-54 Nets on Nov. 3, Philadelphia 76ers forward Charles Barkley said, By Tara Finnegan were playing," Steinwedel said "This is· a game that if you lose, Sports Editor about the team's first half play. "But you go home and beat your wife The Delaware men's basketball the shooting was going to have to Steinwede/ suspends Dunkley and kids." team is not even safe at home. get better in the second half." For some demented people it is The Hens dropped their second The shooting improved to A~ Spencer Dunkley, center for the Delaware men's suspended for not upholding team academic only a joke, but for others it is a home game of the season to percent from the field in the second basketball team , was suspended indefinitely by standards. reality that is no laughing matter. Monmouth (N.J.) College, 57-54, half and a season-high 50 percent coach Steve Ste inwedel for academic reasons, "It's not really academics," Dunkley said. "I The Dec. 7 issue of the Tuesday to record their sixth straight (six of 12) from three-point range Steinwedel said Tuesday. missed a few classes. Philadelphia Inquirer questioned a loss of the season. for the game. Steinwedel said Dunkley is eligible according to "One of his [Steinwedel's] rules is that he doesn't possible correlation between "It's the damdest thing I've ever But 12 second-half turnovers and university and NCAA academic standards, but want people to miss class." violent contact sports (such as seen," said Delaware coach Steve an impressive second-half added, "he was not taking care of his responsibilities Dunkley said he plans to return to the team and football and basketball) and Steinwedel. performance from Hawks forward academically." compete in 1991 season play. domestic violence, specifically And it was. The Hens (0-6, not Alex Blackwell, added to the Hens' "I tell them right up front what I want," In his last game, Sunday at Northeasem, Dunkley: wife beating. including last night's game) led the demise. 1 Steinwedel said. "You're in college to get an scored nine points and grabbed a team-high 13 In recent years, sports figures Hawks 27-20 at the half, but were "They outplayed us in the second education." rebounds. ' such as O.J. Simpson, Boston Red onl y shooting 39.3 percent (11 for half," said Hens' forward Mark Hens' forward Mark Murray said Steinwedel told . Sox pitcher Wes Gardner, and Los 28) from the floor. the team not to be surprised if someone was - Tara Finnegan: Angeles Dodgers outfielder Darryl "I was pleased with the way we see HAWKS page 14 Strawberry have been arrested for assaulting and/or threatening their wives. Keep in mind, these sports Hens boast three - personalities serve as role models for our youth. In the article, Paul Bukovic, 'Globetrotters' director of Project Rap in Philadelphia, said 25 percent of By Alain C. Nana-Sinkam the men who seek counseling Staff Reporter · batter their wives while watching The game of basketball, once sporting events on television. dominated by Americans, is fast Also mentioned in the article becoming a global sport. was the case of a man who beat hi s In the National Basketball wife and 2-year-old son with a Association, Yugoslavian center stick when s he attempted to Vlade Divac of the Los Angeles ·change the television channel Lakers and Soviet forward Sarunas while he was watching the NCAA Marciulionis of the Golden State basketball tournament. Warriors have been key additions to Irene Basil, who works for the their respective teams. Women's Program at the Lutheran Not to be outdone, Delaware Seulement House, gave the men's and women's basketball following account in the article: programs have drawn from this " ... so many times on a Monday foreign talent pool as well. morning women will call the hot Milliken leads Senior guard Mark Haughton, Leslie D. Barbaro line and say yesterday he was from Toronto, Canada, sophomore (left to right) Mark Haughtori, watching a football game, his center Spencer Dunkley, from Merel Y-ln Zanten, and Spencer brother was there, they were crusade toward Wolverhampton, England, and Dunkley add an international drinking beer, they had a $50 bet freshman center Merel Van Zanten, flavor to Delaware basketball. . on the game and my husband lost. from Geldrop, The Netherlands, are ·He was really [angry] and he three Hens with substantial difference in accents. started to hit one of the kids. I told conference title international flavor. "People talk funny here," he said him to stop, and he beat me." Haughton, the team captain, said in a distinct British accent. . · "But, it's just a joke, Charles By Dan B. Levine swimming program. the most recognizable difference Dunkley, who started playin~ [Barkley] apologized," . said Assistant Sports Editor "She lcnows she has 10 worlc to between Canada and Delaware is basketball in 1986, said he felt right another co-worker. Determination is a key get positive results," Hayman said. the weather. "When I was in at home in the one return made to I'm sure the husbands who beat Toronto, the cold was the only his native England since his arrivat ingredient for any athlete in a spon. "Meredith's always been leslie D. Barbaro their wives said they were sorry weather I knew," he said. here. "I just love it," he said. "It's Often the hard work allows athletes supportive," freshman Gina Alfisi Senior Meredith Milliken was too, but that didn't make the scars, Since he lived so close 10 the home." · to el'lcel at their respective spon. said. "She's making us feel we're once featured on ESPN's both physical and emotional, go United States, Haughton was Dunkley, at 6-foot- 11 , is the For boxer Mike Tyson, it is his swimming for one another." "Scholastic Sports America. • away. determined stare which often ''There's an ongoing joice about exposed to many American players tallest player in Hens' basketball "It's just a joke, don't overreact intimidates opponents. how fast she swims during the belonged." as a youngsaer. his10ry. He saw action in 26 games :so much," my co-workers keep For Hens' senior swimmer warm-ups in practice," Hayman Milliken swam for the United "We got two or three pro games last season and blocked a freshman :imploring. Meredith Milliken, it is her said. States Swimming Federation in every weekend on the television," record 24 shots. Wife beating is a crime, not a determination which has helped her Milliken, who competes in Connecticut throughout junior he said, "so I would pattern my Van Zanten graduated from. joke. If we joke about a taboo become an integral member of the freestyle events, said she sprints high and high school. game afaer the players that I saw." Mount Vernon High School in subject like this, it only makes it women's swimming team. during this period to motivate Unfortunately for her, Haughton, who will graduate this Alexandria, Va. , where she easier to accept and overlook, and Milliken, a co-captain for the herself for the work ahead. Simsbury High School did not spring with a degree in psychology, established all-time scoring anCI ·not perceive the problem worthy team, said she knows other "Every race could be my last have a swim team. plans 10 cootinue his education on rebounding records. :of our attention. swimmers on the team are more one," she said. "So I work hard, "I wanted some high school the graduate level. She spoke no English when she . The comedian George Carlin talented, but her work ethic allows because you should never sell swimming experience," Milliken A three-year letterwinner for arrived in this country in 1984, and said we think in language and that her to compete with them . yourself shon." explained. "So before my senior Delaware, Haughton has been a spent two years learning the .language is a way to control "For me, swimming is if you The Simsbury, Conn., native year, I tried to form my own starter for the last two seasons and language. She still speaks Dutch at thought. believe in yourself and work at it played soccer and ice hockey team." is the school's all-time three-point home with her family. If through everyday then you can succeed," the physical before starting to swim at the local She did more than try. field goal leader, with 89 bombs. Van Zanten said that the conversation we portray wife education major said. YMCA when she was 8. After months of presenting her Dunkley came to the United academic setting in America is very beating as a joke, then we all have Delaware swimming coach John "Swimming is an individual objectives to the board of Slates in 1988 and completed his different from that of Holland. problems. Hayman said Milliken has set a sport," Milliken said. "But the education, Milliken's secondary school education at "School life is JIU work and no good el'lample as a leader and atmosphere made it into a team nearby Newark High School. play in Holland," she said. ''There 'Tara Finnesan is the sports credited her involvement in the sport and made me feel like I see MILUKEN page 14 He said his biggest adjusunent in editor of The Review. coming to America was the see ClDBE page 14 14 • "iHE ~ '• December 14, 1990

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