Unive!si!y ot Delaware, Newark, Delaware Trustees Consider Recent Graduates By VALERIE HELMBRECK graduate student at the university during his or her term as trustee, and only graduating seniors The university Board of Trustees has taken the will be considered for the position. first step toward implementing a plan to elect a Smith said he feels the board is looking for a student-alumni member. . student who has shown a definite interest in the . In a letter to university President E.A. Trabant, university, indicated by participation in E. Norman Veasey, chairman of the Committee on extracurricular activities. He pointed out, Student-Alumni Trustees, requested that the however, that nominations of candidates need not President's General Council recommend the come from any organized group. names of graduating seniors who would make The Council has been asked to submit the names "outstanding trustees." The request follows a of three to five qualified students before the early recommendation adopted by the board last spring June meeting of the Board of Trustees, according that an attempt be made to elect a student-alumni to Trabant. The council committee will submit its trustee. recommendations to the General Council at a May 20 meeting, he said. The Council will either According to Trabant, the President's General approve or reject the committee's nominations and Council has appointed a five-member committee to pass them on to the board. solicit suitable candidates. Members of the A vacancy among Board-elected trustees may committee are: Norman C. ' Smith (chairman), occur due to death, resignation or decision not to vice president of University Development; John J. stand for reelection. However, Trabant told the Pikulski, Faculty Senate president, Dave council the Board's request for candidates does not Poffenberger, Resident Students Association necessarily mean there is a vacancy at the present (RSA) president, Fred Crowley, University of time. Delaware Coordinating Council (UDCC) president, Veasey said the council's close contact with the and Jean Jacques Records, Commuter Association university community should produce the most president. qualified candiaates. Veasey also pointed out that The General Council committee will attempt to the board may not choose a trustee from among contact various university organizations for the names submitted by the Council. The nominations of qualified candidates, said Smith. nominating committee of the Board of Trustees According to Smith, suggestions are being will select the candidates to be passed on to the requested from any member of the university board for their vote. community. In an interim report, approved by the board, the Certain general criteria were established by the Committee on Student-Alumni Trustees board for filling the position, said Veasey. Since recommended that the decision of the board to the board has a required geographical distribution elect a graduating senior be given "high priority". among the three state counties, the candidate must The report also recommended involving the university community in the nominating process. DR. LIVINGSTON, I presume. Actually, Dr. be a resident from the appropriate county. Char/es Mason, professor of entomology, is According to Veasey, the board expects to fill a According to Veasey, the committee is vacancy created by a member from New Castle experimenting this year by using the President's dressed to ~ope with a fiesty colony of bees. County. The candidate would have to maintain General Council. (See relat,ed story on page 7). residence in New Castle County for the one-year . . term if elected. In addition, the person selected should not be a Trabant Answers Students' Questions By RACHEL SUSSMAN hour and a half. Excerpts from the meeting are as follows: Charges Droppe~ '1n University President E.A. Trabant discussed Trabant: Most of you probably haven't been here various concerns with University of Delaware long enough to know the long history of student Coordinating Council (UDCC) members and other involvement... I'll just rattle off a few ofthem ... the Killing of UD Student students at an open UDCC meeting on Tuesday present alcohol policy... the living rules in the afternoon. residence halls ... the physical design of facilities ... By BETH MOORE Fred Crowley, president of the UDCC, moderated a new set of regulations concerning academic The gas station attendant charged with the April the question and answer period which lasted an honesty ... the closing of the Commuter House ... 9 shooting of a university freshman was cleared of course evaluation ... academic advisement. all charges after a hearing Tuesday, in the Harnett Student: How can we afford a new Health County District Court in Lillington, N.C., according Scienc~s School and we're cutting back in the to Lell.1uel Gregory, the detective investigating the College of Education? Where are we going to get case. . the funding for this new Health Sciences School? Gregory said there was insufficient evidence to Trabant: Partly out of cutbacks in other try Robert L. Bass. operations of the university ... we are in a situation Hugh C. Sanders, 18, was the victim of the where the university must grow in certain areas ... shooting at the Robbie Ann Service Station near and tlie only way it can grown and be dynamic in Dunn, N. C. last month. He and two other certain activities is to cut back and diminish the freshmen, Joseph Proceno, Jr. and Arthur Copson, expenditures of others... there are really four both 18, were returning from spring break in fundamental areas that are of great importance Florida when the incident occured. and probably will be getting a great deal of Although the state had witnesses who placed attention at our university... food, energy, life Bass at the service station at the time of the sciences and health sciences. shooting, "apparently the evidence was not :student: How do you draw the line to say that sufficient... the boys that were accompanying Barb didn't work cooperatively? Hugh Sanders could not indentify Bass in a Trabant: We got into the confrontation mode. line-up," Gregory said. . . She said we want to pick the speaker. And we said Bass was arrested on April 11 and held without no .. . That's the way we always worked, when we bail until the hearing. A hearing was held on April had class officers ... they bring in a list ... and we 13, but was postponed until last Tuesday because Bass suffered an epileptic fit upon entering the would work together to get a commencement courtroom. speaker. No murder weapon was found and since the Stratton: From now on, for anyone in student youths who were with Sanders could not identify government to be sure when you meet with the Bass, the evidence against Bass was president or any administrator, that you have them ... list exactly what they said you could do. circumstantial and could not be used in a trial, Staff photo by David RandaIlK;;~/er said Gregory...... From that, I'd just like to draw the controversy to E.A. TRABANT at Monday's UDCC meeting. a close. (Continued to POlle----- 21 , " .'t

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SPRING CLOTHING MEN'S CLOTHING Top Seed .. Boost: . .•• Students Query Trabant at UDCC Meeting (Continued from POlle 1 t that Barbara's committee Mondessa ~ John Newc.ombe commencement sp~aklr). '. Kim Morgan Trabant: I again repeat, I Trabant: Any day that the presented you with? . am terribly sorry we had a Board of Trustees wants to Trabant: We talked about misunderstanding, I'm sorry say ... this is no longer- your it.., I we got into the confrontation responsibility and the Student: If the students TEN;NIS mode, I'm deeply sorry .. , but had no input at all, what do students are going to be held The Jock Shop I never thought... I ever accountable and respo,nsible you think the chances of I authorized her to go out and for the results, fine with having Dr, Lenher speak JOGGING SHOES 146 E. Main Sf. TENNIS SHOES hire a commencement me ... But as long as I'm held _ would have been? Brooks 368-0430 Adidas speaker, That is just as accountable and responsible Trabant: He probably Nlke Tretorn honest as I can be, for the operations of this would have been asked. StUdent: I fail to see why Student: Can you show me university, and if things go any difference at all between I you consider this important wrong, your necks aren't on 'l (the fee of $1,500 for a the line, it's my neck. . having no say whatsoever t commencement speaker), Student: Was Dr .. Lenher and being told we have. a Trabant: You're in a (who ' will be the say? Only at situation where you had a commencement speaker for Trabant: No suggestion i student group composed of this year) on the original list went in, we went into the 1, six people .. , and you have the confrontation mode. ~ cabinet - 12 people, and they f Hair Desig~s by Susa'n , said, Dr, Trabant, if you sign ... Charges Dropped that contract, we don't I• (Continued from POll. 11 it. Sanders, who was sitting support it, you're doing Sanders and his in the front passenger seat of something very foolish .. , If I the car, was shot as the car had signed the contract, you companions arrived at the gas station at approximately left the station shortly after would have had the 12 senior 7:20 a.m. officers of the university .. , 7:15 a.m, on April9 ~ Gregory for said Prosceno allegedly r 2 1 criticizing the president. Sanders died at pumped about $4 worth of Student: Our input was approximately 1: 15 p.m. in never given much gasoline into his car and drove off without paying for Cape Fear Valley Hospital in consideration (concerning a Fayetteville, N.C. the same Our new haircutter. Debbie. day. Rodney Theatre Aiis' Gregory said that the will do two haircuts for Harnett County Sheriff's Last Performance of Office should press charges the price of one, as an against Prosceno for stealing . «"I' introductory offer. .liTHE FANTASTtC~SJl :><7 ~the gasoline, but, as of yet, no charges have been filed. Book & Lyrics by: Music by: Sanders was a 1976 Tom Jones Harvey Schmidt , graduate of Conrad High School planning to go into the Call 368-0928 . TONIGHT field of marine biology. He May 13th Room 115 Pencader Dining Hall was a resident of Sharp Hall forappt. Curtain 8:15 Free and 8 Harvey Place, Elsmere.

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~ ' : May 13. 1977 REVIEW. University of Delaware. Newark. Delaware .' Poge3 •f ~ The Magic of "Wizards " Is' Visual .' *p' By MARK ODREN Built from man's folly are from a myriad of angles, '" the two nations of Montagar, first drawn from the side, . "That what WetS myth in populated by peaceful elves then a shot looking down, cut " one world might always be and fairies, and Scortch, to the character moving .1. fact in some other." populated by nuclear towards you, then to the side --C.S. Lewis, Perelandra radiation-altered mutants. again. The backgrounds are , straight out of Arthur .'" It's fast becoming the Rankem prints of amazing r current fad to be "into" The evil sorcerer detail, yet with that slight fantasy and science fiction, Blackwolf, ruler of Scortch, hint of a world toally alien to something similar to being uncovers a film projector earth, - circa '77. Any "into" TM, skateboarding and a set of Nazi propaganda weakness in plot is amended and the obscure films of Slim films. He assembles a Nazi by what is probably the most Pickins. Everyone seems to army of mutant ghouls and dynamic animation of the have read Lord of tbe Rings goblins to conquer peaceful decade (at least until the . ,. eleven times, and memorized Montagar, after arousing the Exxon-sponsored special of at least nine episodes of troops with speeches by the "The Hobbit" is viewed next "Star Trek." Fuhrer. In Montagar, the year). wizard Avatar, Blackwolf's EVIL SORCERER BLACKWOLF asks his soothsayers to brother, assembles together " "Wizards?" Yea, I'm into - a heroic elf, a fairy princess predict whether his army will conquer the land of Montagarin cinema and a robot in a quest to it. " a scene from the movie "Wizards." destroy the projector and his Mention the name J.R.R. brother's plan. Tolkien to a fantasy freak A Dance For Two Alone and you'll get, "Tolkien? The plot seems to be basic By ROSEMARY SIMPSON Yea, I'm really into him." Tolkien fantasy with a twist With each jump, with every appreciate just how difficult And now, fantasy has hit the of Nazism, but Bakshi stirs in This wasn't a big movement imaginable from it is. And to make the dance theaters as an animated film, philosophical tid-bits to give production, just a series of scissor kicks to tM raising of "look easy" is even more Ralph Bakshi's "Wizards." his story a deeper meaning. Pas de Deux, a dance of two. an arm, you could see the difficult. This is what Granted, this isn't the first A small elf asl(s his mother There were no colored lights, muscles work. A dancer, distinguishes professional animated fantasy film. Walt why they can't fight no orchestras or pit bands, or dancers from "non-pros." Disney's "Snow White and Blackwolf's army and she even a stage setting. There The first two selections the Seven Dwarfs" and replies, "Because they have was no story to follow. The were excerpts from "Le "Fantasia" are a few of the technology and we only have dancers, a man and a woman, on Corsaire" and "Don fine animations done in the love." Fine, a bit corny had nothing to help them Quixote," featuring dozens of stage choreographer Petipa's past, but "Wizards" is~ .not perhaps, but for the creator perform, save the sounds of your average "girl rtt~et of the 'inner city animations an aged recording and three turns, jumps, liftS, and some frog, kisses frog and marries "Fritz the Cat" and "Heavy costume changes. unlike most other athletes, very difficult toework both in prince" Disney fantasy. Traffic," - his style is Camille Izard and combines strength and andante and uptempo. Bakshi's vision of the world challenging your response Sylvester Campbell came to fluidity, power with grace There was something of "Wizards" is earth, two with a slap in the face. Mitchell Hall Tuesday noon and the outcome of such a missing, though, in these first million years in the future. through the courtesy of the union is near physical two pieces. Perhaps the Mankind has extinguished But (Bakshi's) genius lies Maryland Ballet. They were perfection. artists were not terribly itself through a nuclear in the visual, not cerebral. en route to the International Any of us who have excited about performing at holocaust. Technology and His characters are fluid, Dance Competition in attempted to point our toes or the UD, (after all, they are on science have been banned. moving continually and shot Moscow. balance on one foot will their way to compete internationally with other dancing couples in Moscow .) The last number, Samuel Le;nlher-"I'm Fa itty -- Conservative" ~'Belong",' was the most lmpresslve. The daqcers By KAREN MOONEY 'Lenher spoke at his home trustees would be principally he said, "it was a personal seemed to follow the title's Most students have on Woodlawn Avenue in interested in representing the misunderstanding between ad vice; they relaxed accepted, like it or not, that Wilmington on Tuesday. student interests. Our President Trabant and Miss completely and the result was Samuel Lenher, chairman of Seated in a bamboo chair in board is interested in the Stratton. (ex-president of the mystifying. the Board of Trustees, will the sunroom of his house, he entire university - not that Resident Student Association "Belong" is a make the commencement glanced around the room, of a special group." and head of the committee contemporary work whose speech this year. looking at potted greenery, which negotiated for Johnson music is pulsating and Despite the rally favoring collections of silver spoons The Board of Trustees, he to speak at commencement). sensual. The artists, wearing Nicholas Johnson, former and a lion skin rug which he explained, manages the It reads to me as if Miss 'shiny silver body stockings, . Federal Communications said he shot two years ago in university. TI:ustees are Stratton, and whatever .proceeded to bend and slide Commission member, as Zambia. responsible for the committee she was their bodies into half-moons, graduation speaker, it seems When asked about the investments of the associated with, was asked holding and stroking each that few students actually students at the university, university, formulation of for advice. They must have other. Across their faces know who Lenher is and what Lenher diplomatically said: policy and appointing the assumed they had the passed expressions of love, he will say. "I think the students at the authority to choose a lust and pain. Izard, with her Said Lenher of his own University of Delaware are commencement speaker." long auburn hair, touching, disposition: "I'd say I'm an exceptionally fine group Lenher termed this caressing writhed in and-out fairly conservative. of people. I think they are an assumption "startling," of Campbell's arms, at times, Certainly to the right of incredibly cheerful, active, profile adding that he thought the just beyond his reach. The center, to use the European intelligent group of young notion of a student choosing a piece ended with the couple designation. " people. I've visited other commencement speaker is sitting within each other in campuses and I'm quite principal officers, mainly t~e quite unusual. "She's a center stage weaving their impressed with the quality of president. Actually, he sald, junior," he said referring to arms about one another in an undergraduates at the selection of the university Stratton, "why should she expression of caring. university. " president is probably the expect to be given the The lack of color and As for the possiblity of a primary way the Board of authority to choose a staging made for an student representative on the Trustees affects the commencement speaker for intoxicating effect, providing Board of trustees, Lenher university. "When we feel a class she doesn't belong to the opportunity for closer disclosed traces of closet that we can no longer support and for an occasion she concentration, the dancers' liberalism in his seemingly the president's policies," he doesn't even attend?" bodies. Their supple muscles favorable attitude. "It's said, "it is our responsibility "Why should she think . and elastic forms filled the currently being considered to select another." she's been given the auditorium with tension and and has been studied for the His rather liberal attitude authority," he queried, just energy. last couple of years. I think regarding the possibility of a because she's had some it's more likely that a recent student representative on the office in the student body?" graduate of the university Board of Trustees Leriher said the confusion would be considered." outweighed his assertion that probably arose as to whether "The board members students don't have a viable Stratton's committee had consider it more helpful to contention with the actual authority to choose the the university to have a administrations' decision of speaker or whether the recent .....aduate rather than this year's commence'ment administration was merely SAMUEL LENHER a student because student speaker. "It seems to me," (Continued tD 'a._ 4) Page 4 REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware May 13, 1977 THE NEWARK FRIENDS MEETING ... Samuel Lenher : "fairly conservative" AND THE UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY (COntln ..... trom ..... ') the address, Lenher said he Lenher graduated from the seeking advice, "If they were felt some reserve about University of Wisconsin in SUNDAY GATHERING FOR WOISHIP asked for advice and their speaking. "I didn't want to 1924 at the age of. nineteen. SUNDAY, MAY 15 U.C.M. CENTER advice wasn't taken," he be a figure of contention," he He recounted his college remarked, _"that's the way said, "and I don't feel that I years as being "mostly 20 Orchard Rd. advice goes. When it didn't am. I was uneasy to interested in my work and A MORNING OF CELEBRATION AND THANKSGIVING work out, they became angry participate in spoiling a having a good time. I with wonhip from our several traditions and a time and frustrated." commencement, that was an belonged to a fraternity for sharing and peaceful camaraderie. Notwithstanding, Lenher un welcomed aspect." (Sigma Phi Alpha), but that 9:30 Friends Meeting said, judging from the He said, he was asked to was more of a habit back accounts he read in the speak because there are then." 10:30 Peaceful Camaraderie and coffee and donuts papers, he thought the ' certain problems at the Two years later he 11:15 The Holy Communion speeches at the May 4 rally university that the university received his doctorate in 11:45 A Feast of simple food .... a celebration of life were offensive. "I do believe community might want to Physical Chemistry from the together ... bring simple things to eat ... fruits, cheese, in freedom of speech," he hear about from the University of London. While claimed, "but I think that chairman of the board. "I am he was in London, Lenher wines, breads, vegetables, cookies, etc. A time for was out of order." going to make comments of met Irene Kirkland, whom he feasting with frien~s. Since the student interest to the senior class," married in December 1929: All Are Invited to Join Us for All or Part of the Morning. consensus seemed to be in He remarked. "After all it is They have two sons and a ';::;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iii;iii;;:'~fa~v~o~rI ~O~f ~J~o:hn:s:on~d:e~liv;e:r:in~g~~t:he~ir~o~c:c:as:io:n~.'~,•••• daughterin the area. who no longer live Lenher also studied at the University of Berlin as a Fellow of the International A long time ago in a galaxy far, far CJYIay. •• Education Board of Paris, then worked at the University of California as a Fellow of the National Research Council. Lenher's professional career began with E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. in 1929. He was a research chemist at the Experiemental Station near Wilmington, then became a technical advisor and .,,,-M1Jlerintendant of the -~Clevelopment group at the Chambers Works in New Jersey. In 1945 he was named plant manager of the Chambers Works, the largest chemical plant of the du Pont Co. During his career with the du Pont Co., he was active with sales, production and administration. By 1955, Lenher was elected as a vice president and member of the company's executive committee. He retired' in 1970, after more than 40 years with du Pont. ,At 72 , years of age ~ Lenher said he . has kept reasonably active since his retirement.

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United formation of groups supporting each side of the dispute. cents with ID. $5.50 and $6.50. Campus Ministry, Center, 20 Orchard Road. May 17. Noon. $1.50. The biggest anti-homosexual group, Save Our Children, THEATRE - "The Fantastiks." ON STAGE - Natalie Cole, Brick Exhibition - Beer Can Exhibit. is headed by Anita Bryant. 115 Pencader Dining Hall. 8:15 p.m. and Roy Ayers. Spectrum. 8 p.m. $5.50, $6.50 and $7 .50. East Lounge, Student Center. Now Regardless of the outcome in the Miami election both Free. until the end of May. Free and open to THEATRE - Harrington Dinner the public. sides have' vowed to continue their fight throughout the Theatre "Spoon River Anthology" ,EXHIBITION - Mixed Media of country. Harrington Dining Hall. Dinner 5 p.m. Outstanding Works of UD art A "gaycott" of Florida orange juice has been Curtain 8:30 p.m. $1.25 . with meal students. May 5-May 17. Student established in San Francisco. Many patrons are sporting ticket, $4.50 general public. Sponsored Center Art Gallery . by Harrington Theatre Arts. . . FILM - Malle'S "The Fire T-shirts which read "Squeeze a fruit for Anita," and EXHIBITION - Sculpture Exhibit ON STAGE - Bay City Rollers. Within." 140 Smith Hall. 7:30 p.m. bumper stickers claiming "A day without human rights Tower Theatre. 7:30 p.m. $5.50 and Free with ID. of Students of Professor Joe Moss . Now until May 31. Christiana Art is like a day without sunshine." $6.50. ON STAGE - Utopia with Todd Rundgren. Tower Theatre. 8 p.m. Gallery, Bryant counteracted by saying "if homosexuality Tickets 14.50, $5.50 and $6 .50. were the moral way, God would have made Adam and GATHERING - Sunday Gathering EXHIBITION - "Winterthur in the Bruce" for Worship. United Campus Ministry Spring." Winterthur Museum . April Center. 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. 12 ' May 22. 10 a.m. ' 4 p.m. $5 .50 for . Pot Penalties May Go Up MEETING Birthright tour. Gardens only. A bill to increase penalties for those convicted of Organizational Meeting. 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Page 6 REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware May 13, 1977 ... utomatic "F" Penalty orConv.icted Cheaters By CHRIS LOYND One week After May 15, any student convicted of cheating, either on an exam or in cases of plagiarism, will received an automatic penalty of a ' "F" in the course involved, according to Dr. ·John Worthen, vice president for Student Affairs and Adm inistra tion. left to slrereh The new court sanction resulted from a report by the Ad Hoc Committee on Academic Honesty, chaired by Dr. Jay HaHo, associate provost fOt" Instruction. The report states that "for instances of proved cheating, an automatic penalty of F in the course should be a minimum sanction imposed by youredueation the judicial system." , HaHo said the Faculty Senate passed the proposal by a two-thirds majority of the quorum. However, John Pikulski, president of the Faculty Senate, said that there were "strong reservations (in the senate) about using grades as a penalty." Pikulski added that "there was a great deal of debate about whether one could legislate against dishonesty and that one • should be graded in a course on what w.as produced." Worthen said, "I will receive that (the above) recommendation from the Faculty Senate and will approve it." As stated in the 1976-77 Student Guide to Policies, "the Vice President for Student Affairs and Administration shall Prices are down at Summe~ Session '77 establish and administer the student judicial system consistent with the philosophy formulated by the faculty." Delaware Resident Non-Resident Halio stressed that this measure was "in response not only to faculty concern but to student concern." The cheating Undergrad. . problem was "brought to our attention by student's Credit Hrs. 1976 1977 SAVINGS 1976 1977 SAVINGS complaints," Halio said. In 1974, an Ad Hoc Committee on Academic Honesty 1 $ 34 $ 34 - $ 81 $ 81 - suggested automatic suspension for students found guilty of academic dishonesty with extenuating circumstances and 2 68 68 - 162 162 - expUlsion _ for those convicted with unmitigating 3 102 102 243 243 drcumstances. - - In September 1974, the Juaicial"P.olicy Board (JPB) voted 4 136 130 4% 324 280 13% to determine sentences for academic dishonesty on a case-by-case basis, rather than sanction set penalties. 5 17Q 130 23cro 405 280 31% At the time, Marsha Duncan, then assistant dean of Students and JPB secretary, said, "All cases are different. 6 204 130 36°k 486 280 42cro The courts shouldn't be forced to admimster set punishments. " 7 238 130 45% 567 280 51°k Duncan also said that "a case of premeditated cheating, where a student takes notes into an exam intending to cheat, is worse than a student who panics and lets his eyes wander. If Halio said that this new sanction does not differentiate between so-called "premeditated" and "panic" cheating. Super Easy Mail When you get A survey conducted in 1973 showed that 41 per cent of those Registration Until May 20 a super deal to save money surveyed had cheated on a test or exam paper. Also, 51 per cent said they felt there was some cheating on campus, ~hile Advanc'e registration on your college education... 23 per cent felt there was a great deal of cheating on campus. for Super Summer '77 has been extended nearly a month for your The 1977 committee report states that most students "look convenience. And the procedure to the faculty for leadership in dealing with this problem couldn·t be easier: grab it! (cheating), for - rightly or wrongly - most of them feel 1 Pick up a Super Summer Course extremely inhibited by peer pressures against taking actions Book on campus. themselves." • (COntln ..... to ...... 101 2 Registration material available at ~ ..•...... 011 Hullihen Hall or Clayton - . ACCESS Center. ·• •.• 3 Fill out the registration form and • • return it with your payment by ,. . May 20 . . . by mail: or in-person • • at the Cashier's Office. 012 • • Hullihen Hall, or Clayton Hall . • • Your summer schedule will be • • confirmed by June 4. • • In-person registration • • will be accepted from Tuesday. • • - June 7 through Friday. June 10 at • • the Registration Office. 011 • • Hullihen Hall. or Clayton Hall. • • Registration for the second five­ • • week session (July 25 to August 26) •• • will be accepted at the Registration • • Office from Wednesday. July 6 through Friday. July 15. 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They would then be entomology and applied ecolocy, is, however, transported to the Ag farm for future attempting to peacefully relocate the colony. research and teaching. According to Mason, he received a call The bees originally resided in the eaves of about the bees and was requested to remove Memorial Hall's south entranceway, Mason them, if possible. Wednesday morning he explained. placed a box of the variety used by honey "The colony (of bees) has divided farmers under the tree. naturally. A portion of them go out in a Later that day, he returned, dressed in a swarm and that," he said gesticulating to the bee keeper's protective regalia. Wielding a tree, "is what you see." 20-foot pole with a net on its end,· Mason And by the way, you'll be happy to know prodded the hive .. He hoped to transplant the that bees in a swarm are not normally queen to the artificial hive on the ground. aggressive. Thank God! UD Answers 'Challenge '77' By CHRIS ARNOLD economic growth according Governor's "Challenge '77." DR. CHARLES MASON. •• AND FRIENDS. The university recently to the proposal. His proposal suggests submitted four proposals to In the construction phase manufacturing energy Governor du Pont in of the operation, 1,000 to 2,000 conservation and solar response to his "Challenge people would be employed, energy systems. This sytem '77," a forum calling for while an estimated 250-300 would store thermal energy Delaware's economic people would be needed to created by either solar expansion. maintain the facilities. As energy or low-cost electricity Each proposal gives business traffic increase and generated during the night. detailed drawings of the the system becomes more This would be used to reduce plans and predicted developed, several thousand the cost of heating and employment opportunities jobs are expected to be cooling buildings. for Delaware after the created. According to Barnett's ..Appearing proposals are put into effect. The second proposal proposal, the system The College of Marina, , submitteil\ by the College of occupies less volume than Tonight & Studies submitted two Marine Studies is to create a conventional alternate Tomorrow Night proposals. The first calls for Marine Industrial-Research systems, and is lower in cost a highly developed Park at Lewes, Delaware. than other systems. The comprehensive marine This would combine the report states this area would transportation system for existing College of Marine be an ideal location for * this region (New York to Studies facilities, the manufacturing these systems Virginia) with Delaware as conference and public because the Institute of AUGUST the major terminal. This information center, State and Energy Conversion is here. system when constructed, Federal marine laboratories, The College of Business would reduce local river ship and industrial research park. and Economics and the traffic (by providing a The latter's tenants would be College of Urban Affairs and Test your* memory down-bay deep water port. It attracted to the park because Public Policy have also with the would also reduce ocean of centralized information submitted - a proposal. It shipping costs as a result of and development facilities would enable industry to Oldies Contest pipelines from this area to according to the report. As develop more rapidly in other states. In addition it these facilities expand, the Delaware by having all would help meet the employment opportunities industrial data, data economic needs of Delaware. should also increase. analysis, and a clearing This system, along with the Allen M. 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By Arthur Hoppe current consideration "f electing a student- Students, a couple at least, may feel a t alumni member. little less outraged at that next tuition "Sit down, General Amin, old friend, and have another A board committee has recommended increase, ban of worship services on Coke. Tell me, what brings you to Zaire?" that a graduating senior be elected as a campus, or mandatory $19 health fee, if "Well, frankly, President Mobutu, old buddy, your trustee for a one-year term. they know that somewhere in the System a conduct of this war here in Zaire has won the respect and A student on the board could provide a 'student is making input. admiration of all us third world leaders. And I'm looking ~uch-needed perspective to a group which The General Assembly (that's for a piece of the action. In fact, I just told the reporters at IS, we hear, composed of people who are A$$embly) might even be a little more free your airport that I was sending you 41 tons of food and a very busy and somewhat out of touch with in its funding if the board weren't such a suicide squad." "A suicide squad? What's it do?" the g~ing~-on at the university. tight clique. It was less than a year ago that "I don't know. I suppose it commits suicide." It IS lust common sense that the the then Governor Sherman W. Tribbitt "And they bought it? Ami,n, you're a real card! " presidents or vice presidents of large firms, appointed Dr. Shien-Biau Woo as the first "Thanks, Mobuto, old chap. But level with me. Tell me as some of the-board are, do not need to be faculty member on the board. Tribbitt's how you brought the whole thing off, step by step." ve~y int~rested in what is happening at the comment at the time: "We can no longer university (unless, perhaps, bad news permit the Board of Trustees to run the "Well, if I do say so myself, it was brilliant. First, of about the university refuses to leave the university like a private club." course, you have to get yourself invaded. I decided to be invaded by Cuban-led Angolans. For some reason, front page of the local paper). A recently- Getting a student-alumni member in the Americans 'are hysterically afraid of Cubans." graduated alumnus would be more likely club won't be the panacea it might appear "Today, Cuba; tomorrow, the world?" to be concerned with university affairs. to be, however. The board has only two regular meetings a year, a year being the "I suppose, Anyway, we said there were 5000 of them By the very fact of their age (an average length of the student's proposed term. A equipped with 'Stalin organ' rockets. Don't they sound of 60), most board members are far newcomer, to have an effect on the tightly­ frightening? Whatever they are. So the Americans sent me removed from active college life. Such a knit board in such a short time, would have a million dollars." group needs a fresh perspective from to be willing to put much time and hard "A drop in the old bucket." someone who is closely tied to the work into the job. With luck, the trustees' "Right. So we doubled the invasion force, included Russians along with the Cubans and said they wer~ university, a perspective which will help policies might veer a bit in a direction more the board do its job, and do it with student "advancing swiftly" although Mutshatsha was still bravely favorable to students. held by us." concerns more in mind. Nevertheless, you've got to start "Where's Mutshatsha?" Naturally, the election of a student­ somewhere. We urge the board to elect a "Who kaows? Anyway, the Americans said they'd send us alumni board member will be good for the student-alumni member, hopefully for $13 million in 'non-lethal' aid to help- kill the 2000 invaders board as far as the public relations game more than a one-year term, and to continue who were now only 50 miles from Kolwezi. And within two goes. {Need we comment on the proximity its trend of increased student days -- would you believe it -- our 1500 Moroccans were able of the announcement of a possible student representation on board committees. to drive the 5000 invaders back 15 miles from Kolwezi." "A great victory."

r------Readers Respond------.. '~Exactly. That enabled us to throw 'a crack unit' of 300 pygmies, whom we described as 'excellent bowmen with a high combat ability into surrounding Mutshatsha which we Blame Motivation and Trabant's Neck had been bravely defending." "Pygmies?" To the Editor: "blame motivation" to justify concerned with who bears the "Americans are always on the side of the little man. I would like to thank Dr. his frequent disregard for blame for policy decisions? I Unfortunately, a pygmy expert told Newsweek that Trabant for attending the student input. know why and so does pygmies hate violence and are the world's worst shots. And UDCC meeting Tuesday Dr. Trabant was very quick everyone else who lives are a Reuters newsman reported the four-foot-tall pygmies afternoon. I guess a "token" to point out that it is not being shaped, molded, or "didn't fit in" with the terrain, it being covered \fith appearance is better than students who are blamed for destroyed by this university. six-foot-high elephant grass. But by then we had already none at all. However, amidst bad policy decisions. It is he It is because every decision announced that the Cubans had fled in terror from these the rhetoric and generalities who risks his job, his career, that Dr. Trabant makes is ferocious jungle fighters. that were bandied about, Dr. or his "neck" as Dr. Trabant made with a watchful eye on "Mobutu, you're a riot! One last thing, why did you ask Trabant made a very so eloquently put it. He the possible reaction of the the Americans for a cargo plane full of Coke?" revealing statement about suggested that if students board of trustees. He simply how he makes his policy were willing to stick their does not have the guts to "Because -- oh, this'll kill you -- the State Department decisions. necks out, risk their careers stand up for the rights of said that diet cola didn't qualify as non-lethal aid." In response... to questioning . and bear the blame for students or faculty members "Oh, my sides are splitting! But, seriously, don't you feel as to why student input into failures in university policies, . whose lives are affected by guilty exploiting the fears and taboos of these backward administrative decisions is then the whole idea-of student his decisions. Surely a people?" v irtually ignored, Dr. input would be another university president must "You mean the pygmies?" Trabant took the liberty of matter altogether. care more for the welfare of "No, I mean the Americans." using what I . would call Why is Dr. Trabant so the university community than he does for his own (Copyright Chronicle Publishing Co. 1977) "neck. " David·Kodner

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REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware Poge9 ,.....-----More Readers Respond Everyone Deserves Respect SAC Presents the lawn in the mall. implying that because I wa~k To the Editor: Somehow I don't think this on the grass or place an ad In As a freshman student at signifies my maturity as an the Review that I am not this fine university of ours, I adult or human being. I mature enough, or. human , The Odd Couple am becoming aware of many respect you, Mr. Lo~~don, for enough to have the nght ~hat new things, as all studeqts expressing your opiniOn, and we all should have. The nght are. Of late, I have been for your place as an of respect. exposed to a political individual in our society. But, Beth Frumkin Starring: education first-hand. I am you insult my entire being by speaking, of course, about the commencement speaker Jack controversy. Like many Lemp10n others, I am not going to be at A Step Backvvards the commencement To the Editor: We believe UDCC asked ceremonies this . year, but I Kalinowski to speak because find myself getting involved We fail to understand his flair as a speaker and his Walter anyway. I, too, am astounded UDCC's reason for feelings for Trabant were ­ Mathau by President Trabant's apologizing 10 President potential crowd gatherers. remarks, but I find myself Trabant for Frank We do not feel that UDCC was equally astounded by the Kalinowski's remarks at unaware of Kalinowski's remarks of some of my fellow Wednesday's rally. To us the personal vendetta against Friday; May 3, 1977 students and our faculty. I reason for the rally was not Trabant. In fact, we believe would like to focus directly on merely the issue of whether that UDCC chose him with the 7:30·9:45 ~~~ a letter written to the editor of or not Mr. Johnson should intent that he would say the Review by Mathew speak at the commencement something controversial or 140 Smith 5«r w/l.D. Logsdon, printed in the May exercises. It was a call for 6th issue. I do not know Mr. student awareness and slanderous about Trabarit. If Logsdon, I do not know if he is involvement in the we have judged the situation a student, an administrator, University's poliCies and wrongly and this is not the or an instructor, but I do stUdent government. It gave case then why wasn't know that I am as insulted by the studeht body, as a whole, someone like Dr. Pikulski, his letter as I am by the an opportunity to show the the head of the Faculty GET H-t-GH remarks made by President administration that we are Senate, asked? Somone who. has experience with the Trabant. TJtough I am only a mature, thinking adults and with student, and in all humility I that we will not tolerate being inside workings of the must admit that I, too, have treated in any other manner. administration. Basically we applaud walked across the lawn in the Kalinowski's speech. mall, and have put an ad in However, to us it was not the personals. I have seen the Kudos for necessary for Kalinowski to A40UNTA'~ HtGH signs requesting quiet in our call Trabant a "scum." We library, as I have in every all know how Kalinowski feels OUTDOOR CLOTHING & EQUIPMENT other library that I have ever Kalinowski about Trabant and it was entered. I admit to these To the Editor: unfair to use the students to NEWARK'S FIRST COMPLETE things, these behaviors and fight his own war with necessities that signify After hearing Dr. Trabant. We do want to say immaturity to Mr. Logsdon, Kalinowski's speech at the that his speech was very BACKPACKING SHOP and I say, Mr. Logsdon, I Student Rally on June 4, 1977, effective in creating the mood request respect! I am a I am of firm belief that he is a needed to get the stUdents person, whether I am a truly great man. I can only involved. And isn't this what feafuring:Wi Iderness Experience student, administrator, or thank the University of UDCC wanted and what instructor. I request the Delaware for employing this many of us have waited for, Trailwise Woolrich respect that all human beings - instructor. For the for a long time? Caribou Mountaineerin deserve and should give each consciousness ralslng I And isn't UDCC taking a other. I am, however, honest obtained from Dr. step backwards when they enough with myself to realize Kalinowski's teachings will play Trabant's game and that I shouldn't walk across help me be a good citizen of brown-nose him with an Democracy in the United apology??? States of America. 170 E. MAIN ST. 737-6450 Sara Howdershell Below Dale's Jewelers Corrections Name Withheld Diane Mordheimer An article in Tuesday's Review incorrectly stated that the Rodney Theatre Arts Bacchus company would perform on Sunday. The performance is this evening at 8:15 p.m. at Pencader Dining Hall. An article in the April 19 Review incorrectly referred iust for us iust for us to the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity as Phi Kappa Alpl!a. . An alleged correction further confused the matter by saying that the fraternity's name-is Pi Kappa Tau and not Phi Kappa Tau. Jaime Brockett Phi Kappa Tau also has a chapter on campus. Hope we got it straight this Saturday, May 14th 8:30 p.m. until time. the-end. Isn't that wonderful MAX? MAX? Hello, are you there MAX? (fse Operator, operator.•• oh, I forgo~, I REVIEW am the operator.••. Classifieds Only 75¢ w / I.D. MAX? !', . ', ...... , , , Page 10 REVIEW. University of Delaware. Newark. Delaware May 13. 1977 » .. J ... ':·F" Penalty· for Cheaters .... . TRY OUR NEW CLUB AND RESTAURANT (Cantlnued from p .... " Pikulski said, "I don't feel experience and be reminded The 1973 survey indicated that it (the penalty "F") is frequently thereafter that that 86 per cent of the ideal solution, but if those surveyed had academic dishonesty is not, cheating is as widespread as will not, and cannot be 'occasionally' or 'fre- . I believe it is, then stop-gap TURF CLUB quently' seen or known of tolerated or excused." measures (such as this one) someone guilty of cheating or become necessary." He also In . an attempt to inform W~.DNES~AY NIGHT IS LADIES' NIGHT plagiarism." However, the said, "I think the ideal Judicial Board heard only 53 students, the committee solution is a much longer recommended that faculty .Ht. 40, Bet~~en Bear & ~Iasgow cases of cheating last year.' one, an attitudinal change." Halio labeled the new Ad give a brief lecture at the Hoc Committee and its Other recommendations by begmning of each term to Country and Western Music recommendation as "a good the committee included an indicate a) that the Open 7 Days a Week 9 a.m.-2 a.m. example of students, faculty attempt to impose upon instructor is aware of the and administrators working students the seriousness of problem and sensitive to it, b) Live Entertainment Every Night. together on a problem of cheating. The report states is ,willing to clarify as ." carefully as possible what "students must u~derstand interest to all and developing con'stitutes- plagiarism, at the outset of thei.r c~llege som~thing concrete." acceptable and unacceptable ' student cooperation on papers and projects, etc., I and, c) will take action not only to prevent cheating but to bring charges against . stud~nts suspected of · violations. "

The committee also recommended that faculty use alternate seating and . alternate form examinations. A university or college pool of properly trained proctors • was also suggested. "The idea is not to destroy a student and neither to just whisper in his ear," Halio said. Fisher Elected' BSU President D.J. Fisher captured the Black Student Union (BSU) presidency by a ' narrow margin in the April 15 elections. Her op'ponent Gregory Johnson lost .by ten votes and there were two ..- - write-in candidates. The new BSU Vice President is Ella Brown, who defeated Theo Gilbert and Kim Parker for the position. David Williams defeated Diane Fox in the run for Treasurer and in the close race for Secretary, Allison Jones ' took the position, defeating Valencia Hayes and Ema Woodley. SUMMER

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May 13, 1977 REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware Pagell Brendef:"' A Tribute to Beethoven By KAREN SHIELDS Beethoven under the Phillips through at the end of each It was Beethoven as label. piece. When the applause Beethoven would have In concert, Brendel let no lasted too long and Brendel Graduation played it. This was the style nuance go unnoticed. Each sat down to play again, there of Alfred Brendel. The phrase had a life of its own, was instant silence. internationally acclaimed woven together with other Though Brendel is, eards ,pianist gave a performance phrases to create complex unquestionably, musician par to remember at Mitchell Hall multi-structures of harmony. excellence, he is only a on Monday night. A diverse Each phrase rang true with second rate performer. He crowd filled the auditorium. emotion. scarcely noticed the ~{UNbfff~~ There were ladies in mink The program included four appreciation of the crowd The very special way to remember ... coats and students in jeans, and their need to express it. suits and T-shirts. Despite • Perhaps his dedication to seemingly different lifestyles music excluded all else. and tastes, all " were In Perhaps when one reaches unanimous in their love for concert the fop there is no need to Beethoven and ~heir look down , But, a truly great . admiration for Brendel. performer should never Born in Austria. Brendel forget his audience. They are made his professional debut the reason he is there. at age 17 . Monday's Overall. though. it was a performance came after a superb evening of classical smashingly successful tour in music at its finest and Europe. There, he played Brendel brought the Beethoven's thirty-two Performing Art Series to an sonatas over seven evenings end in a fitting style. in London, Munich and Stuttgart. Soon he will perform his fifth annual three-recital HIS & HERS series at Carnegie Hall in Reasonab'e Pr'ces New Yorj(. Author of Musical THE CARD AND Gin CENTER Thoughts and After Thoughts 47 E. Main Street Brendel is also presently recording the sonatas of Newark, De. 19711

000 'Challenge'77' (Continued from Pall_ 7) house to'r ' industrial development experts centrally located at the ' university. This proposal is based on the idea that high quality, low cost information will be the least expensive form of inducing industrial OFF OFF. development in Delaware, on any purchase on any purchase over $20. over $20. sec (with this coupon only) (with this coupon only) Tbere is a new service on tbe SCC Ride Board in tbe Student Center. Now, in addition to finding a ride bome by private automobile, you can try to find a ride bome by air. Tbe Flying Skyraiders, a university student organization, will be I~HY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?" filling out tbe new, Iigbt Psalms 2 and Acts 4:25 green cards wben tbey will be flying to specified "BEHOLD, A VIRGIN SHALL BE WITH CHILD, AND do these things for any and all who receive Him. Has there destinations. It is not as SHALL BRING FORTH A SON, AND THEY SHALL CALL been, Is there now "Room for Him In our Inn," or have other expensive as you migbt HIS NAME EMMANUEL, WHICH BEING INTERPRETED IS, Interests crowded Him out? tbink, and tbe trip offers an GOD WITH US." Matthew 1:23. In these days of great immorality and corrupllon, the same excellent opportunity for "Emmanuel --- God with us." Spiritual truths and being excused and even justified by some who profess to be sigbtseeing and pbotograpby. significance are marvelously revealed in natural ways religious leaders and teachers, surely we need to consider If your desired destination throughout The Old T.estament. For example, consider the the tesllmony and conduct of Joseph found in the 39th lies on the probable f1igbt significance of "God with" an individual as revealed in the chapter of Genesis. When tempted to adultery by Mrs. path, the pUot will usually be story of Joseph, for over and over again the Scriptures tell us Potiphar hear what this man said whom God was wilh: "HOW glad to land and drop you off. "God was with Joseph.'"In the 39th chapter of Genesis: CANIDOTHISGREATWICKEDNESS •.ANDSINAGAINST If you bave any questions "AND THE LORD WAS WITH JOSEPH, AND HE WAS A GOD." And consider his conduct when caught in a tight on tbis new service, contact PROSPEROUS MAN --- BUT THE LORD WAS WITH place: "AND HE LEFT HIS GARMENT IN HER HAND, AND Tbe Flying Skyralders, %11 JOSEPH, AND SHOWED HIM MERCY, AND GAVE HIM FLED, AND GOT HIM OUT!" Sbarp Hall, Newark, DE FAVORINTHESIGHTOFTHEKEEPEROFTHEPRISON-- "How can I do this great wickedness, and sin against 11711. - THE KEEPER LOOKED NOT TO ANYTHING THAT WAS God?" When Judah was told "his daughter-in-law hath UNDER HIS HAND: BECAUSE THE LORD WAS WITH HIM, played the harlot; and also, behold, she Is with child by - . -- '. AND THAT WHICH HE DID, THE LORD MADE IT TO whoredom," he said: "Bring her forth, and let her be burnt." ,' . n rc;?r;\!ilrc;?r.\flIl7r2 PROSPER." Chapter 41:38: Pharoah said: "CAN WE FIND Gen. 38:24. Atthat time the memory ofthe end of Sodom and ,~l::JL5.:]1JV1JL5.:]1J\J U L..:::l SUCH A MAN AS THIS IS, A MAN IN WHOM THE SPIRIT OF Gomorrah was more or less fresh in the minds of men, how VEL CENTEII GOD IS? --- THERE IS NONE SO WISE AND DISCREET AS God rained fire and brimstone from heaven and destroyed • Travel brr' Bus ! THOU ART --!"Orturn toTheNewTestamentand read Acts them, their sex vileness and corruption being one of the I 7:9, 10: "AND, THE PATRIARCHS, MOVED WITH ENVY, great causes! Someone has said the Inhabitants of Sodom I Greyhol,lnd- rai Iways SOLD JOSEPH INTO EGYPT: BUT GOD WAS WITH HIM, and Gomorrah "followed the fashions and fed the flamesl" It ONE WAY AND DELIVERED HIM OUT OF ALL HIS AFFLICTIONS, appears that most of the peoples of the cities of the whole I COAST to COAST I AND GAVE HIM FAVOR AND WISDOM IN THE SIGHT OF world are now "following the fashions" - some of which I 'tlNt "'"ILD, UNDER 12, PHAROAH KING OF EGYPT: AND HE MADE HIM fashions might teach Sodom a thing or two! I FREI!WITH EACH ADULT FAREI I GOVERNOR OVER EGYPT AND ALL HIS HOUSE." Many Are you strictly virtuous, honest, lolting righteous and hat- I 166 So,:,t,h puPont Hlqhway '. another passage and incident might be quoted to show that ing iniquity? "There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn ~28-4$905°-032_ 8-44Yb _I In many respects the name Emmanuel, God with us, wasap- from' Emmanuel's veins, and sinners plunged beneath that I. pllcable to Joseph. - Note these four things said of him in flood lose all their guilty stains." Emmanuel. God with us, to the Acts passage: 1, God was with him; 2. God Delivered him; Deliver us, to Give us, and to Make us Kings and Priests unto 3, God Gave him; 4, and God Made him. Himself - "HOW SHALL WE ESCAPE, IF WE NEGLECT SO !. (OPEN 24 HOURS! I Emmanuel, God's gift we celebrate at Christmas, wants to GREAT SALVATION." Hebrews 2:3 . .,. _L-0 O::J_ I_'~. .. "IIor'______ADYIIITISIMINTMILTON ~~~ ______SCOTT, P.O. BOX.405, DECATUR, GA. 30031 ADVlmSlMlNT ~~ ____ ~ .'

Page 12 REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware May 13, 1977 Your Ear ,I" In Love With The Seatles I By PAUL MENSER separate the crowd noise from the At one point in "Help," ·John f tubs to Cinderellas when they stay out It's a mightly long way down rock group's playing. By doing this, he has a line when he can't help laughing at past midnight. and roll effectively captured all the energy a sudden wave of screams which It will never be the same as on the From the Liverpool docks to the and insanity that ran wild at Beatle never let up throughout the concert. I two nights the Hollywood Bowl album Hollywood Bowl. concerts. guess audiences were a lot more was recorded. Still, the Beatles are -Ian Hunter (of Mott the Hoople) While the sound is sometimes innocent in those days, but can real to me today. As real as they Part of the fun it is to write this muddy - especially the guitars - all anyone claim that they wouldn't be were on the night when my dad let column is that I can write whatever I four instruments are distinctly standing on their chair yelling at the me stay up late to watch them on Ed want without being haunted by the audible and one realizes that the top of their lungs in that same Sullivan. spectre of "objective journalism." Beatles were a tight outfit. Ringo situation? With this in mind, I'm not going to hammers the beat out in his classic Beatlemania must have been make any pretense at being objective four - thuds - to - a - measure style on great. I can still remember when I today. songs like "Twist and Shout," "She's was seven and the girl next door Flat out, I want to say that the a Woman," and "She Loves You." came back from seeing them in Beatles were, and always will be the The guitars follow the lines of their Atlantic City. She was bragging to greatest rock and roll band ever. studio recordings fairly well. everyone that her gum chain hit Capitol's recent release The Beatles George's lead in "A Hard Day's Ringo. I was impressed. At The Hollywood Bowl is evidence of Night" is letter-perfect, with the . The BeatIes were a Cinderella how exciting the group really was. spontaneity of a live performance. story that won 't be heard again for a It's the first authorized live Beatie The vocals give the album an long time, and the Holly'wood Bowl album, originally recorded on two electric edge. Paul occasionally goes album is moving to a confessed nights in 1964 and 1965. flat, especially on "Can't Buy Me Beatie lover like myself. You can Although its acoustical conditions Love." His voice doesn't have the hear the love they had for an are similar to the bottom of a bucket maturity it does now (but have you audience that certainly was in love and the group had no p.a. system ever considered singing when you with them. At least that's still what I with which they might have been can't hear yourself?) . But it's John . want to believe. When they broke up able to hear themselves over the who carries the show. Lennon has a in 1970, it was kind of depressing to screaming of 17,000 fans , the sound is classic rock and roll voice, and on hear John scream on his first solo surprisingly good. Thank George this record it stands out in front of all . album that he didn't "believe in Martin for his splendid job of the others loud and clear. When he BeatIes." I think that if they had re-mastering the original tapes for raves it up there's no surpassing stayed together, however, we would that. Martin has managed to him; check "Dizzie Miss Lizzie." have seen a sad case of what happens

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A.C .• carpeted. Located 7 lite 10 talk to you aboul it. Meet me on the Edith. Susan. Debbie. Kathy. NaDcy : Kenaiuance. Baroque. 471-U24. miles from Newark. Ellc. condo $1400. Call bencb in fronl of the Sigma Nu bouse tonite PbyUis Schnupf. Happy 20th! Thanka for an the fun and memorable tlmea 134-M75 after 5 p.m. aI7:00. Thill RUIaO. you've all liverl and abared with me. Europe via Pan Am m . Leas than one-half Alex M.: Meet me in my room al 5:30 this Tbougb I'm IeaVinl. I'm tallinl .omethinl economy fare. can toll free. 6-. p.m. (100, Men's Ikpeed, ellceUenl condition, $40. Call DU-SW Odds: I-I. but horney. drunk, slave evenin, and we'U celebrate your 22nd. with me. I couIdn'l uk for more. I'll really SZS-4117. or ... your travel agent. IO-day "1672. m ..ter. rabbll. £utumn. stiff. preppie. miu all of you. ''TaUey Ho" and lonl live advance payment required. UniT ravel Tigani. 2-1. JRC, Deacon, Billeyboy, Yak. QueStiOll : How much ~ork will IWOlla and the "Buelteyea." Love. Sue. 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I won 'I because weekend is for you, and approve or nOI. mmt chip. mudahdea. and wild. private AN EVENING OF FUN IS AV AILABLE black case. Call 731-1595. we're 51 miles aptll'l. Lovey., you'll ENJOY il!! Babe. dancinl parties. As you progre.. throlllb FOR YOU AT THE CHRISTIANA TALENT life. watcb oul for wet manbole coven. SHOW, Christiana Commons, from 8-11 To the goofiest gopher and worslest singer Midnighl Raiden: II may seem lite inlasion stain, and Calby's floor. So, dearesl p.m ., Salurday, May 14. (thaI', after the ever, Happy 20th, Love, the Ice Chompers impossible, but when you leasl expecl it.. . Porker, make no bonea aboul il. We love personalS you! Crab Fest ~ l.()pen to Everyone! and 'Noopy·Speeial Luck' from One and Fruil cockllil victims. Three Down . To Annie X: You know you are Ibe best and JM(21 : "J'aeeepte vote propos, Quand'" Several swift sweet sholl of Schnapp. for for sale to hell with all the rest. Bul as for this Malgie: Happy "19." The Gang. 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Yamaha guilar, FG 110 wilh catle, '100, or G.V .S. bad you couldn't stay and heip me celebrate to me, but what is "8" D1" best offer. Call 316-9242, ask for Ben. Molber's Day. Maybe next time? Si,ned: Dear Joanne: 1 couldn't decide between MaggIe May : Happy 19th Birthday! Your next door neighbor at the Steve Allen Wanna find oul? Hawaii and Bennuda for your birthday trip, 11174 Honda 450 CC, excellent condition, $900. Remember, the Pitts, Wilminllon Train Show . so I compromised - an all-expense paid trip Call 738~ after 5. Station, Philadelphia Art Museum, the bus, Can Jessica O'Dwyer be directed in the to fabulous STONE HARBOR. Have a next to the zoo. Jim and Kill. c. W.: I had a really great time Saturday righl direclion. Find out May 131b HAPPY 21s1 BIRTHDA Y. Mon F. Ralel,h Gran Prix. l~speed (just nIght. Hope you did, too. Looking forward to Harrinllon Dlnin, Hall. ' overhauled" fl25. Suzuki acoustic Buitar "Budba" - Try to have a Happy Birtbday many more. Tbe Tennis Player. fl35. .. • Ob. Joanne. can I come, too? I want to .cope even Ibough il is on Friday Ihe 131b . From oulon thaI bod in a bitini! Nita: Happy Blrlbday, cute lillie roomie" your Harem on 41b floor Rodney D. Otto : My two week. were up Monday. It'. been ,reat!! Marcel. . . , •••• I" J ,.L.r ... 1-.- Where a re you? • /I ) II)' Ii fJ !"Ci'\:· • "l~", ~.,,(.J May 13. 1977 REVIEW, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware Page 13 *********************** ~ i' i' STUDENT CENTER COUNCIL i' By VALERIE HELMBRECK asked Erica out on a date. Guiding Light: Rita,_ the : presents : Young and tbe Restless: (Kind of like inviting a leper nurse with the over-active Jill Foster has the hots for to lunch) . Tara told Little mammary glands, is back at i' i' hairdresser Derrick of the Phillip that she's pregnant; the hospital following her tAl~ ~. ~.....~(§J'" i' tight white pants. Chris has he wants to go to live with his trial. Ed is now showing a !@...... t. / \ f "" ...""! . ~.. ! u) nrr.. ·~ ..· il definitely lost her sense of father. Well, not really his lively interest in ex-wife i' ...... i' humor where mad rapist Ron father - Big Phillip is his Holly. Adam and Barbara Becker ' is concerned. real father - but the guy he are still fighting but now he i' i' Snapper has set up a free thinks is his father, Chuck. sleeps on the couch in the i' i' clinic in a "poor Puerto Bennie told Dan that he and kitchen. Bad sign. Rican neighborhood." (As Brooke have been "makin; Another World: Clarisse : Saturday, May 14 : opposed to a rich Puerto the scene". Pediatrician wants to loan greedy Jeff Rican neighborhood, I Christine Carras is fast $15,000 because she feels suppose?) becoming a candidate for the guilty about turning down his ', : 7:30 and 10:30 pm : Ryan's Hope: Mary Ryan padded playpen. marriage proposal. Alice and slapped Delia Ryan. (I have As tbe World Turns: Ray are planning their t 140 Smith Hall : always wanted to slap Delia Neurotic Joyce Coleman wedding. She reads Bride's Ryan.) Delia is pretending Hughes picked a fight with Magazine in the office all day that the slap is causing her to her mother-in-law, Nancy, at while Frame Enterprises t Only $1.00 ~ith I.D. .: have a miscarriage, even dinner. Don is beginning to faces financial ruin. Dave is i' i' though as we ' all know by realize that Joyce is his big dating Gwen, Russ is dating i' i' faithfully following this mistake. Valerie sent Ralph Corinne, Iris is chasing i' Advance Tickets are i' column, Delia has already back to his wife, not a bad Brian, Frank has shown an had a' miscarriage. Frank idea considering he is interest in Ada, Ted is t on sale Friday from : and Jill have broken up for encased in plaster from the putting the moves on the third time, just when waist down. John Dixon is Marianne, Olive and Evan i' 11- 2 in the Student i' Frank was about to find out telling everyone that he's are in cahoots, and Rachael Center Easf Lounge. that the baby is his, not leaving town but we all know and Mac have had no luck in t ! Seneca's. he's just running away with the baby department this i' ~ All My Children: Nick has the baby. week either. i' ~ *********************** The Review Classified Send your ad to us B-1 Student Center with payment Newark, Del. 19711 CL 551 Rates: S(/word per issue

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CULTURAL AFFAIRS/CONTINUING EDUCATION presents ~adies Lacrosse Ends .in Style By RICK BENSON tallied for th~ Hens, while the ye;r's 6-3-1 record in that 1st DELAWARE SCREENING ~I'te blustering winds gam.e's scormg ace, Ad~ms, this year's schedule featured oftbe whipped by as the sp'irit put m two before the whistle, more formidable opponents began to mount. A wave of one on a loose ball and the The laxwomen outscored lacrosse sticks; players other on a pass from in fr?nt their opponents 71-61 on the NEW YORK CITY BALLET running, and passes and of the crease to ~Ive season. Stormy Weber setups being practiced; the Delaware a 9-3 halftime finished as the team's top con s tan two r d s 0 f advantage. scorer with 20 goals. encouragement from player In th,e sec~nd half, DreiJ)elbis had 18; Adams, to player. The looseness of Delaware s scormg pace 17; Wild, 7; Foster, 3; Amy the team gave no indication slowed dow':! somewhat, but Boyer, 2; and Jenny Watt, that they had been defeated the ent~us.. asm. . from the Martina Cajnor, Jenny Ill ./ "BEST FILM in their three previous starts. ben~h dldn t. Gmny A~ams and Andrea White each "A DREAM The game commenced. talhed three more times,' finished the year with one YET OF The "Blue Chicks with the once on a Sue Foster set-up goal. COME TRUE" A BALLET" magic sticks" put their act in and. twi~e unassisted, while With only four players NEWSDAY DANCE NEWS gear. The handful of Dreibelbis scored the final spectators that braved the goal for Delaware. Other graduating, the future looks cold weather looked at a second half highlights bright for the women laxers. picture of teamwork and included two Towson penalty Not returning will be Barb hustle that has typified the shots stopped by goalie McFarland, Bev Leute, play of Dela ware's Crossley. Dreibelbis and Ill. "We Choreogrlphy by Glotgt a ••ochiM - Music bV Fllix Mlndelaohn COMPANY OF 100 t"turipg should do exceptionally well SUZANNE FARRelL. EDWARD VillelLA. ARTHUR MITCHEll. JACQUES d'AMBDISE .AllEGRA lax-women all season long. "w,~ pl~yed extremely KENT. PATRICIA McBRIDE. ROLAND VASQUEZ. MIMI PAUL. NICHOLAS MAGALLANES· From beginning to end they well, said coach Judy next year," commented FRANCISCO MONCION. GLORIA GOVRIN • RICHARD RAPI'. The Childr.n Of Th. School of American Clapp. Binet. OrchIS'" of the NEW YORK CITY BALLET Conducted by ROBERT IRVING . COLOR played as though they were Clapp. "We controlled the the best, that those earlier entire game. "This is a game setbacks were merely bad we were supposed to win, and The club all season long FRI., MAY 13 and SAT., MAY 14 has been striving for campus dreams. did." recognition. Despite such a Clayton Hall 8;00 P.M. Led by Ginny Adams' six , "The wind made passing fine season, the campus U.D. students, fulltime employees, Over-55 Club, and all children aged 12 goals, the women's lacrosse difficult", commented and under - $1.25. General Public - $2.50. Available from CuHural Affairs club ended its season by Dreibelbis. "But we played a support has been minimal. "I I Office (209 Clayton Hall) and althe door. . would like to thank everyone thoroughly abusing Towson really good game. We had a State, 13-5 last Monday little trouble in the second for not coming to our behind the Ice Arena. half but we kept control". games," added Adams sarcastically. If the women It was a complete victory; Thus the women's lacrosse laxers continue their the offense dominated play dub wraplt up its 'Season with excellent play into next year, with a barrage of shots on a 7-3 record, a great the crowds will hopefully goal, lightning quick drives improvement over last begin to thicken. and pinpoint passes, while the defense cut off Towson scoring opportunities and goalie Kim Crossley stopped most of the few shots on goal the Tigers did get. Delaware controlled the game so heavily in the first half that it is a wonder Towson didn't take the long bus-ride home a little early. Stormy Weber .tallied first for Delaware and on the very next play, she set-up Adams in front, who beat Towson Train for the goalie E. Lewis. After a brief injury time out, Sue Wild took the inbound pass all the Navy's.sky·now. way for a goal. The next play was perhaps If you qualify, you can apply for Navy Flight Training and the biggest of the game. be assured of the program you want. Positions are Andrea White drove all the available for graduating seniors and juniors. The pay is way from her third man ' g~od, th~ benefits are outstanding. Our Pilot and Naval position to beat Lewis wide Flight Officer Program can get you into the Navy sky for an side for the goal. This was exciting and challenging future. As a Naval Flight Officer White's first career goal and you can even wear glasses. For additional information the already fired-up team contact us at 800-638-0317. roared with delight. After a Towson score, the Chicks put the game out of reach by scoring five -more goals before the half ended. Sue "Dribble" Driebelbis, Wilde, and Weber each

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May 13. 1977 REVIEW. University ()f Delaware. Newark. Delaware Page 15 ... McCloskeY~ Neis Seven in Lacrosse Wi!, 'End of Semester (Continued from ....11. 16) continued to let the popped it home, to end the took almost every faceoff (27· defense men daydream as the quarter at 18-11. CALCULATOR of 35 on the day) and the· offense got two more. Jeff The last quarter was just ' Hens controlled the ball tal Neese blasted in an mop-up. The Hens received keep up the barrage. Sturm extra-man shot, and scores from the sticks of SPECIAL faked out his man, ran in and McCloskey added his fourth Sturm, Mosko, McCloskey fired the ball past the Bear!\' of the half on a Jimmy (his seventh), Mitch $19.95 Schwartz feed. But then Cornwell, and Bob Davis, fSr netminder for the fourth: SCIENTIFIC CASIO F-X21 goal. Win Levis then took a came the lapse. the 23-12 final. "The Young McCloskey feed and burned Bucks should get some TI30 REMINGTON it in. Only a cheap Kutztown "We hit that bad streak," glory," said Neimeyer, COMMUNITY BUSINESS MACHINES loose-ball goal on the crease said Sturm, "but we came referring to the freshmen right back. -We were riding blemished the remainder of who scored last-quarter 10 Academy St: the period. Jeff Neese score~ really well, keeping the ball goals, as well as Mike Brown on a beautiful McCloskey in their end." and Bob Curon. . feed, and moments later' The Bears were led by Wes McCloskey himself fired in, And with that, the Hens Snavely who got five. In the an easy one off a Steve: came out in the third quarter Hen assist department, Mosko pass for the 7-2 mark ~: to rifle four straight and pile McCloskey had three and "Actually, we missed a lot up a 16-7 lead that put the Mills added five, Mosko and of shots," commented contest on ice. Win Levis took Schwartz adding two apiece. McCloskey. "We should have a nice Mills feed to score, The Hens blasted away at the gotten even more." The Hen and a moment later Mills got Kutztown goal, outshooting attack might have had more his only score of the day, off the Bears 78:38. had it not been for the wild a superb running feed by play of Kutztown's goalie, Neese. "We played well," said who made many spectacular, Mosko, who ended up with Rogers, "but I still don't The New sprawling saves and left the four goals, all on extra-man think we've played a full 60 net often to pounce on loose plays, whipped in two of minutes yet. We gave up a balls. those around a McCloskey few too many goals." But at one point he one-on-one shot and Black Eagle ventured way too far out of Kutztown's eighth tally. With eight straight wins the crease, and when Aftar another slight plus the ECC title under their Jazz Band McCloskey got hold \ of the defensive breakdown which belts, the stickers hope to loose ball he just trotted gave the Bears two more, crush Lafayette on Saturday down field and bombed it into Sturm took a long pass from in the season finale. The the vacant net. Delaware Mosko near the crease and game is away. Hens Play in Softball Tourney The University of are Montclair State, West tourney, and hopefully we Delaware women's softball Chester, and Edinboro. will be ready for that level of team will compete in the With a strong core of effort. " Pacing the Hen hitters will NEW ORLEANS JAZZ Eastern Regional Softball pitchers and solid pitching, "The Black Eagles are so far ahead of the other traditional bands Tournament this weekend at Coach Kay Ice is optimistic be Mary Beth Maher, who around the country that there is scarcely any basis for comparison". Edinboro State College in about her team's chances of owns a .538 batting average, -John Wilson. HIGH FIOELITY. Sandy Kupchik .526 and Erie, Pa. ,taking- the Eastern crown. May 8PM Rutgers is seeded number Audie Kujala .483. Fri., 20 one in the tourney followed "No team is dominant in the w.:...... ~ $5.50· 6.50 • 7 .50 iiiiii;;iiijjjp;"'~" by East Stroudsburg, tourney," she said. "The t FOR SALE ONE NIGHT Temple, and Trenton State. winner will be the team that The Hens, who sport a nifty Kimberton 7%% Takeover ONLY is on stride in pitching and $176 a month 9-4 record, are unseeded, as batting at the time of the 3 Bedroom Townhouse, AC, W to W, Many Extras 528.500 Call 737-6222 or ... Golfers 798-8650 after 6 (Continued from ....11. 16) do," said Duncan, "but I never thought about don't think the team is going second place. If you to be in awe of anybody. think second place, you'li be We're capable of playing I second place." with the best." I "Before we began this tournament," continued Duncan, "I brought all the Football discover\ guys together and told them The annual Blue-White the course wasn't any football game will be played tougher than the others we this Saturday. Kickoff is Z played this year. That's why p.m. at Delaware Stadium. we played so many away matches. We've been preparing all season for these tournaments. " corduroy After winning, the team LEVI'S® was extended an oral jeans for guys invitation to the NCAA Tournament held at Colgate a feeling as well as a look! University from June 8-11, "I don't know how we'll very fitting! contemporary! classy! spring shades and basics. Fits you gals, too!

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May 13. 1977 Ingram Leads Trackmen Rf!,nners Down Gettysburg For Fourth Straight Win By JIM GRANT Woodside in the mile, Spike Heindel in the 400 Mike Ingram won three events to pace the yard intermediate hurdles, and Tom Wilson Blue Hen track team to 83-62 victory over in the pole vault. visiting Gettysburg Wednesday. The Hen trackmen are now 4-1, with their The durable fieldman grabbed first place in last dual meet tomorrow at home against the long jump (22'2"), triple jump (44'1,4"), Lafayette. They wrap up the season next and high jump (6'6") to lead the Hens to their weekend with the IC4A cham pionships in fourth straight dual meet victory. : Ingram Philadelphia . also ran a leg on the victorious 440 relay +++++ team. · Delaware got some unexpected help in the The Delaware Women's Track Club was weight events, with Mark Hutton and Jo~ Pizzi also in the spotlight this past week, placing placing second and third in the discus, Kevin ninth in a field of 66 teams in the Eastern Kirsch notching a third in the shot put, and Collegiate Women's Track and Field Meet Bob Marshall placing second in the javelin. Saturday in East Stroudsburg, Pa. ·'Our performances in the weight events What made this accomplishment so were a pleasant surprise," said Hen coach amazing was that the Hen team consisted of Jimmy Flynn. "I wasn't expecting many only four runners. Carol Thomson, Kim points there." Herrman, Gai Allen, and Pam Adams all The Blue Hens got off to a flying start made it to the finals of their respective Wednesday with an exciting., events. come-from-behind victory in the day's first In the 110 meter hurdles, Thomson took a event, the 440 relay. Anchor man Ed first with a time of 14.3 seconds. She was the McCreary took the baton ten yards in back of defending champion in the event. Teammate Gettysburg. The Hen freshman then Herrman placed third in the same race, proceeded to explode past his man down the running 14.6. "Both of these girls will .stretch and win by eight yards, sparking the compete in the National Championships at Hens to an early lead. UCLA May 19-21," said coach Bill Thomson. "Carol is the defending national champ, but Staff photo by T. Gregory Lynch McCreary and fellow sprinter Calvin Price right now she has a back injury. I still think MIKE INGRAM MAKES sure the bar stays where it belongs turned in their usual strong performances in she'll finisb in the top two or three," he said. after a successful high jump attempt in Wednesday's meet the dashes. Price won the 100 and finishing In the two-mile run, Adams finished fourth with Gettysburg. second in the 220, and McCreary placed with a time of 11 :41 seconds. Allen, a second in the 100 and third in the 220. • freshman, notched a fifth in the long jump GoHers COp EIGA Other winners for the Blue Hens were John with a leap of 17 feet 5 inches. By DON FLOOD Delaware Golf co-captain Shaun Prendergast with the Laxmen Maul Lowly Kutztown Eastern Intercollegiate Golf Association title at stake, cooly By DAVID HUGHES five-goal spread at halftime. the ball home to start it off. sank a 15-foot .putt on the 18th hole giving the Blue Hens the It was just another blowout "That spurt of theirs was Then, after Kutztown had team title at West Point, New York on Sunday. for the Delaware lacrosse just a team breakdown on tied the score on an Prendergast, the medalist with a score of 142, headed a team on Wednesday. Led by our part," said Coach Jim extra-man play, McCloskey outstanding team effort that included Hank Kline scoring a John· McCloskey's seven Grube. "It wasn't individual netted his first on a fantastic fiftl} place 146, Mike Bourne shooting a 151, Ernie Fyrwald at goals and three assists, they mistakes. Some of those one-on-one fakeout shot. 152 and Jim Kleman finishing with a 162. The first four thoroughly mashed host goals shouldn't have gone Then Rogers tallied another golfers' scores are added, giving Delaware a team total of Kutztown State, 23-12. in." as he picked up the ball on 591. "They were cheap and low The Hens had gone wild in the ensuing faceoff, tore The two service academies finished second and third with class," said defenseman the first quarter to b.uild a downfield and pumped it Navy one stroke off the lead at 592 and Army with a 599. Terry Neimeyer. "But we comfortable 7-2 lead. Billy home for a 3-1 score. Temple scored a 601 and Princeton shot a 605. didn't have much trouble. A Sturm passed out front to Tom Capallo, as usual, The ending was perfect for a championship. Coming ·down lot of their goals came on fast Ralph Rogers, who winged (Continued to Page 15} to the last man at the 18th hole, Delaware needed a birdie on breaks, and Chip (goalie a par five hole to take the title. Prendergast's tee shot went Strickler) got screened on into the rough and his second shot kept him there. He some." recovered on.his thir.d shqt but was still a good 15 feet from And the defense only went the cup. Prendergast then walked up to Bourne and asked, flat once, in the second "Where do we stand?" quarter, when the Golden Bourne hesitated, for fear of putting too much pressure on Bears managed five straight his teammate, and then said, "We need this putt to win." In · goals to chop a 10-2 Hen lead case of a tie it goes down to the fifth man and Navy's fifth to 10-7. But the Hens soon man was ahead of Delaware's. It was win or lose on the last gained a man-up advantage, putt. and Steve Mosko wound up Prendergast smiled, walked back, studied the right to left out front and · ripped in a break of the green for awhile and then made the shot that stinging · grounder to put gave Delaware its first EIGA championship. Delaware ahead by four. "We've been denied in that kind of situation before,"'said Then about a minute later Coach Scotty Duncan, "but I was confident. I had my best McCloskey scored a guy out there to take a shot at it. The whole tournament we fast-break goal off a Richie (Continued to POlle 15} Mills pass, and it was a Taylor Whitewashes Seton Hall Pitcher Steve Taylor shut out a strong 30-11 well today. We always play with a lot of Seton Hall team by allowing only three confidence behind Taylor." singles in a 9-0 victory Wednesday. Host Seton Hall's previously undefeated The win put Delaware's record at 28-13 and hurler Vinnie Byron started getting into Taylor's slate at 10-1. It was the Byron's first trouble in the first inning when he walked loss after nine wins. Gary Gehman. Herb Orensky singled to move "I'm surprised his record was that good," Gehman to third. George Gross, who was said Gross of the opposing pitcher. "We were four-for-five, singled to score Gehman and able to hit his fastballs. Maybe he's been Mickey DeMatteis added another single to lucky." knock in Orensky. After Steve Camper's bunt He was a good pitcher," said Coach Bob advanced the runners to second and third, Hannah, "but some days you just don't have .­ Gross ran home on Scott Waibel's sacrifice it. " fly to make it 3-0. The Selection Committee for the Eastern Waibel smashed a two-run homer in the Regionals meets today to chose at-large third to finish off Seton Hall. LlZA McBETH (LEFT) controls an airborn pass and sets to teams for next weekends ECA C tourney. outmaneuver a Towson State opponent on the way to "Winning against a good team like Seton Delaware has a good shot at a tournament Hall was important," said Gross. "We played Monday's chilly victory over the Tigers . (See related story on berth. page 14).