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Trustees create review committee I n r e v i e w : by Michael J. Coyne Harassment issue explained Of The Triangle

At an afternoon press con­ by Edward Hartnett sion, and I’m sure there will be ference on June 17, the Univer­ Triangle Staff Writer future occasions, [touched people sity’s Board of Trustees releas­ without sexual intent.] Human con­ tact need not have absolute sexual ed a statement concerning the A charge of sexual harassment connotations,” Dr. Gaither said. future presidency of Dr. William was leveled against Dr. Gaither on In the May 7 and later inter­ S. Gaither. April 24 by a University employee. views, Dr. Gaither maintained that Mr. Robert McClements, The charge referred to an incident he would not resign. He expressed Chairman of the Board of that occurred in Toronto the confidence that the Board of Trustees, read the statement, previous day. Dr. Gaither formal­ Trustees would not find it in the composed after a three hour ly apologized to the woman who best interests of University to ask discussion at the regularly filed the complaint on the follow­ forJiis__resignat^^ scheduled June meeting. ing Monday (April 27). The The statement read: woman’s supervisor was also pre­ In the context of recent events, sent when Dr. Gaither apologized, See Letter from in accordance with Drexel’s draft the Board of Trustees is deter­ Religious Advisors and mined to follow a careful, policy for handling complaints of thorough and considered ap­ sexual harassment. Gaither *s response proach in reaching decisions that The incident took place at a on Page 5 will be in the best interests of the business dinner in Toronto on April University. The questions raised 23. According to Vice President of about the presidency involves University Relations Elizibeth O n M ay 13 the W om an’s Studies Committee sponsored a series of matters of grave importance to Gemmill Dr. Gaither touched the workshops for students on the sub­ the future of the University and Dr. Gaither holds on to presidency leg of the woman three times under ject of sexual harassment. At the its entire family, to the integrity ed decision by the Board no later tions of anonymity. the table during dinner. The woman workshops, which were attended to of the Board and its governance than at its annual organizational He concluded that segment of moved away from Dr. Gaither each capacity and beyond by students, function, and to President meeting in October, 1987. the discussion with the statement, time and finally left the table. Ac­ various members of the Women’s Gaither, himself The Board, In speaking about the panel, “ The punishment [Dr. Gaither’s cording to Dr. Gaither she did not express any disapproval of his Studies Committee discussed how therefore, intends to undertake a Mr. McClements informed the removal], does not fit the behavior at that time and he learn­ to handle sexual harassment, the broad and thorough review, press that the review would be crime,” which solicited a sar­ ed that she was offended only when legal definition of sexual harass­ through processes to be “ broadening” and would look at castic sigh from the gathered the sexual harassment complaint ment, and Drexel’s draft policy on established promptly by the Dr. Gaither’s “total effec­ crow d. sexual harassment, which has not Chairman, of the ability and tiveness’’ as president of the Dr. Gaither responded to a was filed. In the midst of pressures from yet been approved by the Board. competence of the president to University. When asked about question regarding other alleged faculty, administrators, and The day ended with a “ Speak- manage effectively and lead the the general “sense” of the incidents of sexual harassment by students demanding the president’s Out” session in Stein Auditorium. University as its chief executive Board, he responded by saying stating, “ Categorically, I have resignation, the Board of Trustees Over 400 students and faculty at­ officer. The processes fo r this that “No normal vote” was never, ever in my life, inten­ appointed a six-person committee tended and spoke publically about review will be set in motion im­ taken, but that it was “ Not the tionally harrassed any females.” to investigate the president's Dr. Gaither’s behavior. Although mediately, and will require the sentiment of the Board to ask for Gaither appeared to be upbeat behavior. Allegations of other there were some who supported input and assistance of many per­ [D r. G aith er’s] rem o v al.” during the session, despite com­ possible episodes of sexual harass­ Dr. Gaither, notably two Powelton sons, including members of the When asked about the earlier ments made by Mrs. Gaither in ment were also to be investigated. Village residents, most condemn­ faculty, administration, students trustee subcommittee findings, an earlier interview with the The Faculty Council, a body of ed the president’s actions. and alumni, as well as the Board. McClements responded there Philadelphia Inquirer where she eighteen elected faculty members, The Trustee-appointed in­ Tlw results of this review process were difficulties in releasing in­ claimed that a request for unanimously passed a resolution vestigatory committee interviewed are to be reported to the Board formation because the witnesses Gaither’s resignation would “ kill demanding Dr. Gaither's resigna­ faculty members and students and in adequate time fo r an inform- would only speak under condi- h i m . ’ ’ tion on May 5. The Academic reported to the full Board in the Deans submitted a letter to the May 20 meeting. The meeting, Board of Trustees demanding scheduled to be held in the Board “quick and decisive action” and room on the second floor of OSIR’s new methods end lines stating that they could not work MacAlister Hall, was moved wl]en with Dr. Gaither any longer and the Trustees learned that the by.Charlie Browne representative to avoid the wait. the system smoothly. “ Many of asked the Board to remove him. students were planning a protest. Triangle Staff Writer Also on hand were technical sup­ these people are in here at The W om en’s Studies C om m it­ Only Dr. Gaither was told of the port people from the Office of 7:00...and are not getting paid for tee, a group of faculty members, move and at 12:30 the second floor The Office of Student Informa­ Computing Services, which kept working overtime, because there is concerned, in part, with eradicating of MacAlister was packed with tion and Records seems to have the system running, and searched no money in the budget for over­ sexual discrimination at Drexel, sign-carrying students demanding solved the longtime problem of for ways to make it better. With the time,” Stanley said, adding, “ the submitted a statement to the Board Dr. Gaither’s removal. When in­ long lines during schedule adjust­ changes came a tlood of posted OSIR might have to be closed in the deploring “ the recent behavior of formed of the move, students and ment periods, thanks to hard work signs detailing the new procedures. future during the drop/add hours” Dr. William Gaither, which he faculty were outraged at the by the OSIR staff and student sug­ David Clawson, Associate Direc­ because of the numbers of staff himself has acknowledged.” B oard’s “ sku lk in g .” gestions, reported Carol Stanley, tor of OSIR, noted that last Friday, people needed to keep the opera­ Of the incident Dr. Gaither, in a The Trustees did not ask for Director of OSIR. the first drop/add day, “each group tions in the Grand Hall running. May 7 interview, said “ [We were Gaither’s resignation, although four New implementations such as the [of fifty students] was moving The OSIR will analyze the responses to this term’s question­ at dinner and] my place at the table of the six investigative committee “ deli style” numbering system and through every ten to twelve and my neighbor’s was unusually members recommended that he be the nearby access to representatives minutes,” but noted,“ the real test naires and take the results to the close. There was physical contact removed. Two members of the from the various colleges and of­ will be the Fall term.” Academic Council, the body during dinner.” Dr. Gaither, while committee have since resigned fices have improved Drop/Add Stanley says that “ solid ideas” responsible for the formulation of stressing that he in no way disputes from the Board. procedures substantially. Any stu­ from responses to questionnaires policy. If the council decides that the woman’s claim of what oc- In a statement released on May dent with “ Approved Override” or completed in previous terms led to the recommendations are feasible, cured, denies any sexual motivation 21, the Trustees stated: “His “ Drop Only” adjustments only had the new changes, along with the the OSIR will then work to imple­ for his behavior. “ I have on occa­ See SUMMARY on Page 2 to hand the forms to an OSIR OSIR staff’s dedication to running ment them . The Triangle Friday, June 26, 1987

around the world assembled on the Parkway for the 8:15 start of the Summary of events race. The favorites for this years race were; 1986 USPRO champion SUMMARY from Page 1 ed incalculable damage to the Thomas Prehn of Boulder, of the (Gaither’s] record of contributions University.” Schwinn/Icy Hot team, Cesare to the University...is well At an open Faculty Council Cipolline of Italy with team Prince, documented. This record has lead meeting, several faculty members and Jorgen Marcussen of Den­ a majority of the Trustees to con­ suggested that legal action against mark, also of team Prince. Greg clude that President Gaither can the Dr. Gaither and the Board be LeMond, last year’s winner and resolve the strains among the Drex- taken. Others proposed that a mo­ first American to win the Tour de el family resulting from this unfor­ tion of “ no confidence” should be France. LeMond was the favorite tunate incident, and accordingly, placed before the faculty at the next until his hunting accident in late that he not be asked to resign.” faculty meeting, which was held on April, which makes him the first The statement went on to chide June 2. 4, winner of the Tour de France that “some members of the Drexel At the meeting 92% of the facul­ will not defend his title. community” for their “ imprudent ty voted in support of the motion. As the starters pistol went off, actions...in an effort to force the Although the motion is not binding the cyclists were on there way. The removal of President Gaither, ’ ’ Ac­ on either Dr. Gaither or the Board, course is as follows. At the begin­ cording to the statement: “By it does show to what extent the ning of the race the competitors prematurely publicizing this inci­ faculty opposes Dr. Gaither’s con­ make two complete circuits of the CoreStates race begins with a rush at A n Museum dent... those individuals have caus­ tinued tenure at the University. Parkway. Then they head west on Kelly Drive to the Manayunk Wall. CoreStates circuit Philly The easiest way to describe The Wall is it is equivalent to climbing by Ed Reagan world, $105,000. Second because the height of a 26 story building in Of The Triangle the CoreStates Championship is the a distance of one half mile. Then Student Mailboxes Moved official national road racing cham­ the cyclists headed back towards On June 14, Philadelphia hosted pionship of tl\e United States. This the Parkway via Kelly Drive and Special to The Triangle the CoreStates USPRO cycling means that the highest placed Lemon Hill. This course is “ should make an effort to keep championship. On that Sunday American finisher earns the title of repeated ten times, followed by Student organization mail boxes their addresses up to date and en­ morning, cycling fans from all over United States Professional Road another three circuits of the have been moved to the third floor sure that personal mail is delivered the world focused on Philadelphia Champion for 1987. The cham­ Parkway before the finish line. of MacAlister Hall. Previously to an apartment, a dorm, or to see who would win this pionship is also used to select The race got off to a rough start located by the Main Desk in the home,” he added. American Classic. Though the race members of the American national when Tom Broznowski of the Creese Student Center, the boxes As mail is received at Creese it is only in its third year, it is now professional team to be entered in Schwinn/Icy Hot team shot out of are for organizational mail only. is broken down by Creese Main one of the top races in the cycling the World Championships in Vien­ the pack and hit one of the metal Personal mail will not be delivered Desk personnel and distributed to world. This is for two reasons, first na, Austria in early September. crowd control barriers on the through this system, according to appropriate boxes. it now has the highest prize money As the sun raised early Sunday See CORESTATES on Page 8 Tom Cassada, Director of the Any organization which has not of any one day cycling event in the morning, the 84 cyclists from Creese Student Center. been assigned a box but would like Student organization heads one may inquire at the Main Desk. Roger W aters’ Radio K.A.O.S, a h it

by Jeff Promish The Wall. without some strong social com­ Triangle Staff Writer As hard as it is to believe, the mentary. However, Waters Established in 1926 whole album just seems so...(dare avoids the pervasive negative feel­ Let’s face it, there are some I say it?)...optimistic. From the ings that abound in previous MICHAEL J. COYNE, General Manager albums you buy just to have, intr^uctory song Radio Waves to ly rics. some you buy and listen to maybe the last song. The Tide is Turn­ Ah yes, the lyrics. In the age EDWARD HARTNETT, Editor-in-Chief a few times, and there are those ing, Waters will get your feet tap­ of format radio, Roger once again DAVID CHARTIER, Business Manager that just don’t leave the turntable. ping and juices flowing. He does defies industry standards by Roger W aters’ new release Radio this by going back “ to what got releasing a concept album. This BRIAN GOODMAN JAMES BRUNO K.A.O.S. is one of those albums him here” by bringing back Clare time w e’re introduced to Billy, an News Editor Sports Editor that will stay on the turntable for Torry, last heard singing The autistic resident of Wales who is quite some time. In fact. Radio Great Gig in the Sky o n The D ark displaced in Los Angeles and who K.A.O.S. is probably the best Side of the Moon, and by adding picks up radio waves in his head. CHARLES BROWN ANDREW SCHUSSLER thing to happen to the former Pink Rolling Stones guest saxophonist Via a cordless telephone, Billy Features Editor Entertainment Editor Floyd leader since extrordinarre Mel Collins to his contacts Jim, a DJ at K.A.O.S. hallucinogenics! growing collection of guest in Los Angeles. After building a PATTI SILBER RICK BLANK One of the most striking m u sician s. friendship, ...w ell..., you’ll just Copy Editor Classifieds Manager features of the digitally recorded Don’t misunderstand me, the have to buy the album and read Radio K.A.O.S. is that it is the album does have its pensive the story yourself! first W aters’ release since D ark moments. The songs Who N eeds There is no doubt about it, the STAFF Side of the Moon that does not Information and Four Minutes are tide is turning. Roger is home. Mark Davidson, Ed Devinney, William Frati, Adam Geibel, contain any depressing lyrics. quite serious, and the album is not Tom Granahan, Diane Klivington, Eric LaBorie, Anthony Unlike Waters’ more recent endeavors such as Tlie Final Cut LoRusso, Eric McCloy, Bruce MacKenzie, Karen Potts, Jeff (a Pink Floyd album by name on­ Promish, Edward Reagan, Brian Roberts, Steve Segal, Stuart ly as far as this reviewer is con- Siegel, Patti Silber, Mike Thomas, Frank Vowinkel. cemed), and The Pros and Cons TTttai o f Hitchhiking, Ro(Uo K.A.O.S. is will be holding its first general staff m eeting Q^yright 1987, The Triangle. during the academic year except upbeat and energetic throughout. No work herein may be during examination and vacation Missing, but not missed, on the of the term on W ednesday, July 1st, reproduced in any form, in whole periods. album are the customary slow or in part, without the written Subscriptions may be ordered acoustic guitar ballads such as M acAlister Hall Room 3014, 7:00 pm. consent of the Business Manager. Wish you were here, o r M other, for $20 for six months at 32nd & Anyone interested in working for The Opinions expressed herein are Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, that until know seemed to define not necessarily those of Drexel PA 19104. W aters’ style. Sure there are the Triangle should stop by and check out the University. Display and classified advertis­ requisite sound effects such as The Triangle is published ing may be placed at the same cars, airplanes, a cell door slam­ m any opportunities available here. Fridays in Philadelphia, PA ming (wait till you here that one), address. If you can’t m ake it, stop anytim e or call dialogue, etc., but for the first Business: (215) 222-0800 News: (215) 895-2585. time since Animals there are no 8 9 5 - 2 5 8 5 . unfaithful lovers, Nazis or other assorted nasties carried over from Friday, June 26, 1987 The Triangle 46th and l^ocust Victorian townhouse, 6 raM PERSONAL COMPITFER Loaded In Male roommate needed to share large studio bedroom, 2 bath, custom kitchen, all appliances, eluding: Tandon 20mb Hardcard, AST Six Pack apt. at 3320 Arch Street, $225/mo, plus W utilities. S u n d a y G e n e r a l NOTICE fireplace, fenced yard, hardwood floors, discount Plus (fiilly populated to 640K), monochrome Call Dave 386-4759, Sunday Mass at the Newman Center: 7:30 p m. Come down and Join WKDU We need DJ's, to good tenants, $1150, 896-6096. printer adaptor, along with the monochrome (Ve invite you to worship with us in our air- engineers, production workers and more. We are monitor. Excellent condition. 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Submission fokler is on the PERSONALS IEEE M ectlni: There will be an organizational al all possible, your ad should be submitted on the door of room 3026, MacAlister. ing an announcem ent please meeting Tuesday in Commonwealth Hall. 1-1:30 proper form, available anytime in Tht TrUuiglt’i indicate w hat day of the up­ p.m. Room will be posted by the EE Office. Plans lobby, ouUlde of 3014 MacAlkUr. Thank you. for the term will be discussed. Members and non­ DO YOU know someone who is having a bir­ com ing w eek the event is for Roommate needed to share I BR apt. at 112 members are welcome. N oted In Passing thday, an anniversary, or a special honor?? Do you N. 34th St. no. 3F. Big apt. w W/D in basement; or if it should be listed as THE TRIANGLE CLASSIFIED SECTION is the want to get to know someone better, but are too great location (across from Towers) $250/mo. per best way to gel your word across. 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All new kitchens—Frost free refrigerators, some with dishwashers, Intercoms, Cable ready, Hard­ wood tloors, Washer/Dryer, Excellent P u rity . Call for an appointm ent— NOW ! 3 8 7 - 0 3 2 7 The Triangle Friday, June 26, 1987 7S0IM mmmiLiM Letters to the Editor 32nd and Chestnut Streets i f leave the stage. Our faithful SPA equal opportunity. I work for a Philadelphia, PA 19104 Give a hoot. member not only failed to come to public service agency that supports (215) 895-2585 Don’t Pollute” our rescue, but went as far as to rights for all people. I am what is state that we “ f------d -u p ” and commonly known as a “bleedng THE OFFICIAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER OF lost our chance to announce the heart liberal.” DREXEL UNIVERSITY Editor: winners. The irony is that all of this I am entirely dismayed with the Published Fridays during the academic year; happened as a result of following attitudes of the “ Anti-Gaither” As an environmentally conscien­ S P A ’s directions. crowd. At the late graduation by and for the students of Drexel University tious person, I was rather disap­ We were glad to see the block ceremony on June 14th, smug com­ point^ that students today still do party was a success however, and ments were directed at Dr. Gaither not recognize their abuses towards GENERAL MANAGER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF apologize for not announcing the during the ceremony. Students even Michael Coyne Edward Hartnett nature. I am rferring, of course, to winners there. The winners are: refused to shake his hand! the election bulletins stapled to the Marika Ginsburg I know no one that has lived an BUSINESS MANAGER trees these past few weeks. Peter Guinosso errorless life—nfiyself and Dr. David Chartler It may seem like a rather in­ Joe O ’Rourke Gaither included. I have had men nocuous incident, but the meaning W e’d like to thank all those who make sexual advances on me in the goes deeper than a few misplaced bought tickets for their support. workplace and elsewhere. I have staples. handled it maturely and dismissed Our (men’s and women’s) total The Alpha Sigma Alpha Pledge these instances with simple con­ inconsideration of the world in C lass frontation. It is not worth it to ruin which we live can also be seen by: a person’s life for one tactless er­ waste dump sites, smokestack ror. We live in a society where sex pollution, destroying the ozone is openly discussed and displayed. Raoul Duke returns layer, the threat of nuclear war, or A public figure touches a w om an’s our ability to dispose of nuclear A bit of thanks knee and suddenly all of his ac­ waste, may be a few of the more complishments and achievements ment, the bull will become ever so by Raoul Duke well known issues. are disregarded. What ever happen­ much easier to swallow. So our Triangle Staff Writer Included, however, is your E d ito r: ed to forgiveness? leaders sit and wait for the problem responsibility as a citizen and a In closing: “ He who is without of the month to disappear, only to On a hot night in May, two hun­ human being to “put litter in its The Women’s Studies Commit­ sin, let him cast the first stone.” tap dance off to bigger and better dred years ago, men gathered over place.” Millions of dollars are tee would like to express its support shaftings when the dust settles. stale ale and odourous clothing to spent on pollution control cam­ and appreciation to the women at Fawn M. Winepol Shaft. Now that’s a word we hash out a nation’s rules of order. paigns, “Give a Hoot, Don’t Drexel who have demonstrated haven’t heard h ere in a bit. In fact, Seemingly ordinary men who had Pollute” or “ Keep America great courage in recent weeks by it’s officially outlawed. Now what literally risked a royal shafting to Beautiful.” You have seen them, I coming forward to bear witness to Gaither & School can we infer about fiw speech from express their own idiom. Today, have seen them, but, are they hit­ their experience of sexual that edict. Or the one about PEN­ the best we can glean from this ting hom e? harassment. chided for actions gathering of eagles is a new com­ THOUSE in the 7-11. Nazis can Unfortunately, the tendency for march in Skokie, but you can’t get mercial holiday, gone the way of you (as individuals) to believe that The Women’s Studies Committee E d ito r: a good exploitative centerfold with Thanksgiving and Christmas. It’s a pollution is only the problem of the Drexel University wonder that there isn’t an FTD your Sunday paper. Hey guys—it inner city person is misleading and As a recent female graduate of Constitutional Corsage that you can is the 200th anniversary of the Con­ dangerous. Thinking in this man­ Drexel University, I believe I must send to your favorite legislator each stitution, after all. If you haven’t ner is shunning your responsibility Gaither supported speak out for myself and other and every May 25th. done so recently, read it. The bits as a human being. We are the ones female alumni in support of the about freedom of speech, religion, So our greatest legal expreience who are the biggest offenders, the by former student position Drexel’s faculty has taken is now reduced to a Rouse- and the press are pretty neat. (Send every-day people—me, my mother, against President Gaither. a flower to a man in power. Call programmed media event. Well, your mother, your neighter. And, Two weeks ago I received my Sheeeeiiiiit. To reduce a long, FTD today. Demand a special for we have the power to change this E d ito r: first official letter to alumni asking flowery document to words even a the newest TV holiday.) callous attitude. for a donation to support Drexel’s Nesbitt could understand, the Con­ And what does all this have to do So next time you see someone I am a graduate of Drexel $3.9 million fund-raising campaign with the graduates? Well, the stitution is a framework to make putting staples into that tree, or a University and am quite proud of for a new computer system. Since graduates are out of here. This anarchy liveable, and over the friend who forgets to throw his my alma mater. The scandal occur­ I am employed by a well-known means that some of us are no longer years we’ve turned this bit of trash away, or you catch yourself ring with President Gaither over­ engineering firm I now find myself genious into a bloody spectacle. subject to a local political mess, but abusing what is around you, say whelms me. I have been silent in a position to make a monetary How hypocritical can you get, ban­ only to the nation^ mess. So what’s aloud “Hey, give a hoot, don’t regarding this issue far too long and contribution. I am proud and ning alcohol with a Constitutional the point? How many times can you p o llu te.” this time, silence is not golden. satisfied with my Drexel education, listen to White Rabbit? And without A m endm ent? When I was a junior at Drexel, but, before making any contribu­ going on a good rampage of high- And what does it all mean? For Kendra Lyn Altmann a fellow student was murdered in tion, I felt that I had to examine the velocity mayhem? Who knows? all the good intentions of our Foun­ the Main Building. A few months current situation at Drexel. But anyway, basically what it ding Fathers, Discovering Dads, later, I was meeting a friend in that I asked myself a few questions means is that you’ve got to get in­ and Preeminent Pops, what does building late in the evening ( ap­ which would decide whether Drex­ volved. (...fe^ your head...) You the Cqnstitution and the body of proximately 8 :(X) pm). The only el was, in my opinion, worthy of don’t have to be kiss-ass about it— The show went on, law on which it’s based r^ly people present there were Drexel a donation. First, is the current ad­ you don’t have to be a bloody stu­ mean? Our President certainly but we didn’t security guards and myself. May I ministration, including the Boai*d of dent ambassador. Scream! Yell! pushes the limits. O.K., oversteps remind the readers: A Drexel Trustees, supportive and respon­ Vote Libertarian and really screw > the limits. O.K.... University security guard was sive to its faculty and students? In things up!!! make sure you get what Jeeezuus...jumps clear over the Editor: rumored to be a suspect in the light of its current policy of ignor­ you want (you can’t always get limits and does a 50-yard dash into m urder. ing what can only called a man­ what you want, but if you try complete Indian territory. But it’s The tee-shirts read “ Block Par­ I was alone in the Great Court date from the faculty and protest sometime, you’ll find, you get what O.K....he’s got a commitment to ty Presented by SPA and IFA.” with three security guards when firom the students demanding Presi­ you need). Any society to which the establishment. But we found SPA to be less than Dr. Gaither exited his office. He dent Gaither’s removal, the answer you belong depends on you to As long as Ik and his minions can cordial to IFA. The AEA pledge came to where I was sitting and must be no. Second, to gain my in­ work. Do your part and get your wear trenchcoats, Iran will have class, as approved by SPA was asked if I was all right. Then he vestment an organization must have share. T.O. W. missies and Contra leaders scheduled to announce the winners asked if I would like him to remain competent and effective leadership. So that wraps it up for this term. Swiss bank accounts. For those of of their raffle. After an hour and a with me until my friend finished his I cannot see how such leadership is I’m Raoul Duke; have a nice even­ you out of touch, this effectively half of disorganized beauracracy, evening classes and met me. I told possible under Dr. Gaither; he has, ing. Portions of this program were breaks the constitutional guidelines we were finally told we could an­ him that I would be fine and to through his actions, proven to the prerecorded. All rights reserved, for decent and swell government. nounce the winners momentarily. please go home to his family. Dr. Drexel community his irrespon­ but copy this article and send it to This also effects everyone, you in­ While we were waiting to go on Gaither was adamant and asked sibility and lack of concern for your Senator. If he has half as cluded. For every liberty they take, stage in a place designated by the again if I was sure that I would be Drexel. If I were a parent, I would much fiin reading it as I’ve had leaves one less for you. And since stage manager, a member of one of okay. I replied yes again and sent not send my daughter (or son) to a writing it, then I’ve had twice as no one votes and no one screams the bands threatened us with him on his way. school where there is no refuge or much fiin as him. when they get raped by our govern­ physical violence if we did not I am a female. I am a believer in compensation for the victim of sex­ Friday, June 26, 1987 The Triangle

must remain tied. sacrifices. The president’s actions, long time and are certain to work If Drexel cannot supply leader­ ual harassment. Where would I, as It was only a year ago that I, as both before and after the Toronto against female students striving to ship and an administration that sup­ a student, turn for justice, the presi­ a Drexel senior, saw banners hang­ incident, have created, particular­ overcome such attitudes. ports the rights and value of the in­ dent’s office? In light of a needed ing over Market street saying ly for women, a negative impres­ Those who lose the race are those dividual, the voice of its student increase in enrollment, Gaither is “ Drexel University - An Education sion that is certainly one more who never enter the starting gate body and faculty, and equal respect a detriment, not an asset, to this for the Future.” What are our obstacle to overcome. Drexel’s for fear that defeat is already at and consideration for all members University. Third, I have to wonder students, the industry leaders and admnistration should join its faculty hand. The current attitude of the Drexel community, then in if the recent decisions from our academic achievers of tomorrow, and students in fighting to remove demonstrated by the Board is sure my opinion Drexel will fail to Board of Tristes is a statement con­ learning today in Drexel’s “ hands- these obstacles; the administration to deter many women from the star­ privide an “education for the cerning the rights of other on” education program? should not create them. While ting gate, by condoning an unfair ftiture.” minorities on Drexel’s campus. If Drexel, with its emphasis on many students and faculty have handicap based solely on their so, these events have shown the technology, must serve as a leader been fighting earnestly to correct gender. To safeguard their future, June M. Dougherty public a very negative and unfor­ in opening careers in technology, this situation, they have been met the Board must demand the im­ Environmental Science tunately correct view of Drexel’s long a male bastion, to women. For with indifference and suppression mediate resignation of President Class of 1986 administration. many women entering the male- from the administration, specifical­ Gaither. If Gaither has any concern Given the answers to these ques­ dominated frontiers of industry, ly the president and the Board. The for the future of the students in his tions, Drexel seems to be a very science, and engineering, the bat­ impressions created by these ac­ University, he should offer that bad investment. My purse strings tle is long, difficult, and fiill of tions are sure to stay with us for a resignation.

Interfaith Council prays fo r University’s health

The following is an open letter many and various members of the substance to certain of the rumored equally throughout the University. seeking healing and guidance, each from the Interfaith Council to the Drexel community about all that allegations, and thus serious pro­ It is clear to us that the turmoil Tuesday at 1 PM in the Music Drexel University Board of has happened but we have hesitated blems with his continued leader­ caused by this situation is detrimen­ Room of the Newman Center, un­ Trustees. It was released on June to speak out corporately and ship. However, we are reluctant to tal to the students of the Universi­ til this matter is resolved. 9, 1987. publically, then and now, because say this without more information. ty- and is severely hindering the of a lack of concrete information. If there there is a pattern of sexually University’s educational mission. Very Tniely Yours We, the Interfaith Council, com­ The reason for this hesitancy is that abusive behavior on the part of any Therefore, we are calling for a Dean J. Snyder posed of Drexel’s Roman Catholic, we, like many other members of member of the Drexel University public, published report of the Carrie Matz Protestant and Jewish religious ad­ this community, do not know what community, we believe it deserves Trustee’s investigative findings, to Michael Skobac visors, are concerned with the to believe. The media’s report of an immediate and decisive include a summary of the reasons Susan M. Haite events of the week of April 20th the vote of the Trustee’s in­ response. We have insisted on this for their recommendation. In addi­ Rev. Carl A. Zeuner and the events that evolved from it. vestigative committiee calling for when sexually abusive behavior oc- tion, we are extending an invitation Anne K. Wagiwr As individual advisors, we have President Gaither’s resignation sug­ cured on the part of the students, to the entire Drexel community to Sister Adele Solari S.S.J. been involved in discussions with gests to us that there may be and the same criteria should apply join in an interfaith prayer service Gaither responds to Council; condemns rumor mill “D espite the absence o f any substance to the rum ors o f sexually abusive behaviour you have heard, in this instance the sim ple truth m ay not be sufficient to com bat the destructive potential o f rum or-m ongering and m ob psychology. ”

The following letter from Dr. Board, must agree that sexually confirm the unsubstantiated rumors public, published report of the concern for the truth. To date no Gaither was issued on June 12, abusive behavior deserves an im­ of sexually abusive behavior that Trustee’s investigative committee’s facts have been uncovered, and 19Si to the Interfaith Council in mediate and decisive response. The have been circulating, it would be findings would alone acomplish this none exist, to substantiate the response to their June 9 open let­ same criteria and rules of conduct grossly unfair to me personally and purpose. Rather, it is my view that, vicious rumors of sexual abuse. ter to the Board of Trustees. The apply to me as to all other members to the Drexel community as a under the present circumstances, The Board did not find such facts June 9 letter appears in full on this of the community. The Board’s whole to remove me as president. this can only be accomplished by to exist during its May 20 delibera­ Especially because I know that no the Board’s appointment of a com­ tions, and none have come to light page. May 20 desision to support my con­ tinued leadership should have con­ such facts exist to establish any mittee composed of various since then. As you have expressed, such claim of sexually abusive representatives of the University the entire community should I have read with interest your firmed to all that no sexually behavior, I appreciate the Board’s community, including trustees, hesitate to speak out or act until all June 9, 1987 open letter to the abusive behaior has occured. Your faculty, students and you, to per­ of the facts are known. The damage Board of Trustees in which you ex­ uncertainty at this point as to the resolute commitment to a pro­ form this important and delicate to me and this University would be press concern about the unfound­ truth suggests that unfounded cedure by which no action will be taken against m e o r any m em ber o f task. This committee could conduct incalculable if rumors and political ed rumors that I have engaged in rumors and misguided innuendoes the Drexel community on the basis a thorough examination to the facts pressures were successful in sexually abusive behavior and seek still persist and underlie your re­ of unsubstantiated slander and and report its findings to the Board. eliminating the basic procedural additional information regarding quest for additional information. Although only the Board may fairness and respect for the rights the week of April 20th and the I want you to know the truth rum or. Despite the absence of any decide the correct course of action of each individual that are basic to events that have resulted from it. It directly from me: at no time, in­ substance to the rumors of sexual­ to take, the findings of fact made our American conception of due is truly unfortunate that “ rumored cluding the week of April 20th, ly abusive behavior you have by such a committee, by virtue of process and essential to the freed

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Psychadelic A farewell to Renaissance

Furs storm by Andrew J. Schuessler and her performance was excep­ Triangle Staff Writer tional. Her voice can range form sweet and soft to a furious pitch S pectrum On June 4th, at the Chestnut that can captivate an audience. Cabaret, the group Renaissance Her vocal solo, performed during gave what will probably be their the song “ Nature Boy” from her by Joeseph Roden final performance in Philadelpia solo album Annie in Wonderland Triangle Staff Writer as a group. was thrilling. Her voice soared Renaissance’s first album. Pro­ and plummeted and was shadow­ On Tuesday, June 16, the logue, was released in 1972. The ed note for note by Mark Lum- Psychedelic Furs made their se­ band was then made up of Annie b re llo ’s guitar. cond Spectnim Showcase ap­ Haslem, lead vocals; Micheal Mark Lumbello replaces Jon pearance in less than a year. With Dunford, guitar; Jon Camp, bass; Camp on bass, truly a hard part the release of their fifth album, John Tout, keyboards and to fill, for Camp’s aggressive Midnight to Midnight, including Terence Sullivan on drums. Often playing of his Rickenbacher was a highlight and counterpoint to the single ‘Heartbreak Beat’, the Psychadelic Furs release fifth album Midnight to Midnight the band would be accompanied Furs can’t help but gain in by an Orchestra, such as the 24 Renaissance’s otherwise strict popularity. well this band plays together, and A dazzling and creative light piece orchestra featured on the classical style. Lumbrello fills this Mission U.K., otherwise that we should be hearing more show accompanied the tremen­ album Uve at Carnegie Hall. B ut spot admirably, his bass and known as The Mission, opened from the Mission soon. dous sound quality of the seven- only two members of the original guitar work was filled with many spicy riffs and was just as fiery the shows for the Furs. With poor The Psychedelic Furs were member band. John Ashton group remain, Annie Haslem and as C a m p ’s. lighting and a fantastic amount of formed in 1977 around Richard played lead guitar with incredible Micheal Dunford, and gone are Unfortunately, I missed the fog, I wondered whether or not and Tim Butler’s cynical and non­ style, and Mars Williams was lots the days of orchestrated perfor­ name of the new keyboardist. His the Mission was really interested conformist attitudes. “ The name of fun on horns. It was all that the mances. Though they had faded playing was fantastic and frenetic, in being seen. If not their ap- was my antagonism towards how stage-hands could do to keep the from the spotlight. Renaissance is he seemed like a cross between pearence, then their music cer­ narrow-minded punk was,” says crowds off the stage and Richard still very popular. Last year they Victor Borge and Bugs Bunny (if tainly justified their existence on Richard. With a message to be Butler during the double encore, filled The Tower and surely could you remember Bug’s piano parts). stage. The group ripped through heard and a receptive audience, which highlighted “Pretty in have done that and more for their He was truly aq incredible per­ many of the songs from their the Furs hit the stage to see just Pink” and “Heartbreak Beat.” farewell, but instead chose a more former and during “ A Trip to the debut album, G o d 's O wn how far that message could be “ Ideally, I’d like to think we’re intimate spot. The Cabaret. Fair” he soloed on not only piano M edicine, including the song taken. making people think a bit and The opening band was One but the harp. Both his band. “Wasteland” . With his The Furs played through most look at things from another point Alternative. They consisted of Modem Dilema and Lumbrello’s Morrison-like vocals, Wayne of the songs on their newest of view.” For an evening, theirs two acoustic guitar players and a band will soon come to the Hussey set an interesting tone for album, as well as older songs like was a refreshing point of view. woman who played oboe and Chestnut Caberet. the show. The finale showed how “Heaven” and “ Lx)ve My W ay” . English horn. Their musical style would be best classified as New Renaissance, as I wrote earlier, Age, a type of music pioneered will not return. However, don’t by the Windam Hill record label despair, for Annie Haslem is em­ and artists such as Andreas barking on a solo career and pro­ Schwarzenegger saves the world, Again. Vollenweider. One Alternative mises to return. Micheal Dun­ will next perform July 17, at the ford, who wrote many of the Blushing Zebra in Germantown. group’s songs is working on a Their light combination of jazz Broadway musical which will ap­ and classical was an excellent pear in a year or so. Annie in­ opening for Renaissance. formed the audience that she may even have a part, if she’s nice to Annie Haslem’s voice has long him . been the trademark of the group See Your Name in Lights*

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well. The obvious choice is to wipe review in Pravda), Arnold “ chose Arnold Schwarzenegger and Carl Weathers star in Predator. out the reds with as much cinematic to add a new demension to his force as possible, short of tactical screen persona.” Something about by Adam Geibel from the commies, at an unnamed mounted on a heliocopter and nukes. It is comforting, in this ever vulnerability and teamwork. Yeah. Triangle Staff Writer vacation spot in Central America. weighs in the neighborhood of 75 changing world of ours, to see that The only new dimension I saw was Understand, they are not assassins, lbs. Somehow, it’s hard to imagine an Arnold movie invariably sticks his choice of sidearm. Press Arnold is back. Following the they are rescuers. They work carrying all ^at through a rain to character. packets are worthless save for the pattern of his other action films alone, yet a C.I.A. agent (played forest, but it makes a wonderful On the way to the pick-up zone pictures anyway. with titles under four sylables (Raw by Carl Weathers) announces that weed-wacker. someone or something starts pick­ This movie could have had depth Deal, Commando, Conan / & II, he is tagging along. He’s an old On the way they run across the ing off Arnold’s people. This as well as action. Maybe someday Terminator), this film is violent, friend of Arnold’s. He can be remnant of another U.S. mission. makes for an interesting twist, in tlie future Arnold will be up to moronicaily simple, visually ap­ trusted. But nobody else is involv­ But wait, aren’t they supposed to where suddenly the invincible war­ that, or even Shakespheare. Mean­ pealing and worth a few laughs. ed. Honest. be alone? (Arnold l^ ts eyebrows riors are getting their clocks clean­ while, be content yvith these The plot (snigger) asks the au­ So far, so good. Into the jungle here.) Their friendly spy has lied ed and they are nearly helpless. wonderfully mindless movies. For dience to accept A rnold and his five they go, loaded down with all man­ to them. Undaunted they continued Kind of a mix of Aliens and Pla­ those unwilling or unable to see muscle-bound buddies as “ good” ner of high-tech hardware. One- their m ission and arrive at the com ­ toon, without the depth of either. this, the two new Arnold quotes are mercenaries, hired by Uncle Sugar man-mountain carries a General mie base just in time to see the last According to the^ press packet “ Stick around” and “I see you.” to recover two of our diplomats Electric Minigun, which is usually of their diplomats get wacked. Oh (which reads like the Sunday movie 8 The Triangle Friday, June 26, 1987

from Italy, riding with team Prince CORESTATES FROM Page 2 finished second. Roy Knickman Parkway. In doing this he injured from Boulder and member of team a female spectator and broke his Toshiba/Look finished third. own nose when he flipped over his After completing his victory lap handle bars and landed face first on of Eakins Oval, Tom Schuler, the i^kw ay. This was the only ma­ member of team 7-Eleven was jor injury of the day. While the brought up on stage with Cesare medics were working on Tom, the Cipollini and Roy Knickman. Each rest of the pack was peddling down of the three was handed a bunch of Kelly Drive toward their ascent of roses. Then Tom Schuler received the W all. what he was waiting for, the over­ The Wall is one of the most sized $20,000 check for first place. crowded places on the whole He was also crowned Superroni coarse, mainly because everyone King of the Wall, which is given to wants to see the cyclist climb. The the cyclist who gained the most Wall is also one of the best places points by being the first up The to watch the race. This is due to the Wall on each lap. Second place fact that when the cyclists start up winner Cesare Cipollini received the wall, its completion seperates $15,000 and Roy Knickman got the true cyclists from the rest of the $ 10,000 for his third place finish. pack. Even the cyclists who are For those of you who missed the about to give up as they climb the race this year, don’t worry, Cor- wall are put right back into the race eStates and the City of Philadelphia by the encouragement of the fans. have signed a contract to keep the Along the way many residents have Winner Tom Schuler (left) and third place winner Roy Knickmon race here untol 1990. hoses or showers set up for the cyclists to cool off. After the climb of The Wall, the cyclists are met by a beautiful sight, Manayunk Avenue and the steep downward L J

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