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Student Historic Hoops University plans group more reductions accused of $8.3 million in cuts proposed for 1992-93 By jonathan Thomas academic colleges and academic Copy Editor support. Hollowell said. University officials announced "The position cuts wi.ll be spread harassment Monday that they plan to cut 76 staff across the university," he said. positions to reduce the university's "We'll look and decide what we sprawling budget deficit, which is have to do without." · Charges may be expected to top $8 million for the The proposed cuts for the 1992- next fiscal year. 93 academic year and the S 15.9 Provost and Vice President for mi Ilion in cuts that have occurred filed after review Academic Affairs R. Byron Pipes over the last two years are a result of told the Faculty Senate Monday that a decrease in state funding, rising of university policy the $8.3 million in cuts would affect health care costs and the university's seven academic departments in the attempts to prevent tuition from By Lewis. R. Ware 1992-93 fiscal year. increasing faster than the inflation Staff Reporter The programs to be effected by rate, Hollowell said. The limits of free expression, the proposed reductions include Stanley Sandler, chairman of the under the university's definition of interior design, medical technology, Faculty Senate's Committee on harassment, may face its next test. cognitive science, neuroscience, Budgetary and Space 1"1-iorities, said The Young Americans for ·theatre, linguistics and American the proposal to eliminate the medical Freedom (YAF) may face charges of Studies, Pipes said. technology and interior design harassment after "revising" the David E . Hollowell, senior vice programs is being reviewed by his advertisements for a Nov. 26 speech president for Administration, said 40 · committee and the Faculty Senate's by Cuban economist Carlos Tablada of the 76 staff positions are vacant Coordinating Committee on with comments such as "Capitalism and will not be filled next year. Education. works, why don 'I you," and "Human The 36 remaining positions will The budget council initially Rights in Cuba? Is this a joke?" be cut from the administration, see UNIVERSITY page 5 The university group was accused of harassment and misuse of property because of the comments added to the fliers which advertised the socia.list speaker, said Scott Mason, DuPont calls report assistant director of the Perkins

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Student Center. Mason filed the charges on Nov. Professor says he leaked plans to newspaper 27 after receiving complaints from By Laura Fasbach indicated the cuts, for his university staff and students about Copy Editor comments appearing on the fliers deparunent.to study its effect on the which included the phrase "Revised The Du Pont Co. is refuting an state economy, which the deparunent flier, compliments of Young article written in the Wilmington does as a public service. · Americans for Freedom." News Journal Wednesday, which Stapleford then passed the According to Mason, Y AF may · ' claimed the company was planning a information to a News Journal $2 billion cut in costs, on the reporter. have violated the student code of grounds that the facts were conduct by adding the comments. There was no indication the memo sensationalized and taken out of was confidential, he said. The university's harassment context. In Woolard's letter he said: "The policy was ratified by the Faculty Du Pont Chairman Edgar News Journal decided irresponsibly, Senate in December 1990. Woolard said in letter to em ployees Since then, its effectiveness has in our opinion, to develop a story that the article was irresponsible, but been questioned by a variety of around the documents to suggest a he did not rule out any additional groups and individuals on and off new cost-reduction and restructuring cuthacks. campus because of what many said "Unfortunately, someone leaked see DU PONT page 4 was the lack of a clear definition of confidential documents to The News harassment. Journal," wrote Wool ard in the letter. In September, the Delaware He said Du Pont could save up to affiliate of the American Civil Maximillian Qelsch $2 billion within five years by Delaware Liberties Union announced that it streamlining production but he said would recommend revisions to the Delaware and Delaware State faced off in a major sporting event for the first time last night before the third largest crowd ever in Delaware Field House history. See page 13. there were no plans to cut jobs. policy to eliminate what it called "Some jobs will become '"vagueness."" unnecessary as we simplify work expects The ACLU also said its practices and eliminate recommendations would reduce the redundancies," he said. possibility of misinterpretation and According to a study at the help prevent an abridgement of free university , Delaware will lose $7.6 economic speech. million in stale and local taxes for Heath Buzin (AS JR), president of Defining sexual harassment every 1,000 jobs cut. Y AF, said he had not yet received John Stapleford, director of the notice of the charges as of Many college women fail to recognize, report offensive behavior Bureau of Economic Research, said recovery Wednesday. he thinks it is unlikely that Du Pont ,A. bout 150 copies of the "revised" By Cathy Campbell Office of Women's AfJairs said that in many will mak e the cutbacks without By Jodi Carpenter fliers were distributed on campus SWf Repotter Sraff Reporter cases when the recipient, usually a female, feels eliminating jobs. before Tablada's speech, said Jon Stapleford said he believes the The Delaware economy will Pastore (AS JR), executive director Christine F. is one of the few women in an uncomfortable with the behavior she does not engineering class where the professor frequently realize she is being harassed. News Journal got the information experience a slow recovery over the of the group. from him. next two years as average personal Pastore said he wrote the refers to female students in belittling and lewd What constitutes sexual harassment other than terms. She decides to drop the class because she the more obvious forms of physical assault is "a He said a Du Pont employee gave income increases and jobs open in comments with Anthony Renzette him a copy of a memo, which the retail and service industries, (AS GR), an associate member of doubts she will be treated fairly. very gray area," she said, Marie V. is a sophomore depressed over the "Usually it is in the eyes of the beholder," according to The Delaware YAF. Economic Report. "We saw our flier as political recent break-up with her boyfriend. She goes to Tuites said. "If that person feels she is being .----INDEX----. a school counselor who is sympathetic and harassed then that's all it takes to define it as The report by the university's satire," said Renzeue, lidding that he Bureau of Economic Research, believes that the code of conduct always available to talk.. One afternoon he such." Women tend to brush off the behavior as Opinion ...... 6 which was released Monday, "was never written to restrict suggests that they go out for drinlc.s to get closer. "what guys do" and "the way guys are" and Vivant...... 9 predicts increases in personal political satire. H it does, it should be Judith M . needs a "C" in a course to therefore do not perceive certain situations as income and job availability will fuel struck down." graduate and she knows she is on the borduline. Classifieds ...... 1 0 sexual harassment. the recovery. Mason said the comments added The professor suggests they spend time together, Entertainment ...... 11 The university policy defines sexual John Stapleford, director of the to the flier may specifically perhaps have dinner, so he can get to Jcnow her Sports ...... 13 harassment as "any unwanted sexual attention" bureau, said 1,000 jobs will open in constitute harassment of the better and figure out how to give her eXIra help. which includes suggestive or insulting sounds, Comics ...... 15 the retail and service industries over university guest, African Americans These women have all experienced a form of sexual harassment. whistling in a suggestive manner, humor, jokes the course of the next year. He said and the university departments and Donna Tuites, program coordinator at the see DEFINING page 4 his office anticipates 5,000 job organizations named on the flyer. --Also inside:-- openings by 1993. One comment, with an arrow Stapleford said the recession will pointing to the Black Student Union, Drug deathsrise ...... 3 end because it is a normal part of the seeYAFJJ¥5 Applicatations up ...... 4 economic cycle and always ends. Pearl Harbor ...... 9 Since World War II, the United New Trek film ...... 11 Statea hu experienced a recession for a total of about seven years, said Behind the scenes dealing led to releases Stapleford. However, not every economist By Donna Murphy hostages released this year include, On Monday, the United States agrees with the bureau findings Despite official .AJsh!M!I N~ Edllot Bdward Austin Tracy, releued in paid Iran. the main supporterS ~ the because expected Du Pont cutbacks American hostage, Terry A. Ausust, Jesse Turner, released in Lebanese kidnappers, $260 millioo in could let bec:lt lbe state economy. Anderson was releued Wednesday October, Thomas Sutherland, compensation for weapons seized James Butkiewicz, an economics denials, the release evening by his Shlite Muslim ClptOn, released in November and Alan Steen during lbe 1979-80 Tehran hostqe professor, llid the state will move ending 61/2 years of captivity in aisis. slowly out of the recession and have Beirut. I I Government officials in both problems with Its economy lonaer of American Anderson, who wu the last • News ana ys s countries denied a link between lbe than the rest of the nation If the Du remaining American hoa&aae beina money and the release of the Pont Co. makes cutbacks. hostages held In Lebanon. wu releueet by the and Joseph Cicipplo, both of whom American hostages; but many He said It iJ Important to realize was Revolutionary Justice Organization were released earlier this week. analysts believe the timing between that the repon wu released before after montllS of behind lbe scenes Anderson's release is aeen, by the two events was too close to Du Pont officials decided to probably tied to negotiations led by a special United iiOIDC analysts, as the last remainint limply be a coincidence. streamline the company f¥rtber by obstacle to an Improvement in lnlematiooal relations cuuina same joblln the procea. N-:~ the lixlb Leb1ne1e re1atio111 betweenlrln and the Unillll Kenneth J. Campbell, "Although not as many jobl will arms payments bollqe rell tldl ,_, 'lbe otber SlateS. ~ee REI.!ASE lee lfCOWilY ..... 4 2 • THE REVIEW • December 6, 1991 Public Safety, fraternity unite to stop sex assaults By Chris Gardiner Lawrence Thornton, associate planning stages," Thornton said. branch off campus to apartment potential problems." sutr~ttet director of Public Safety. "The idea is to get the whole complexes. Matt Home (AS JR), a Zeta Beta In effort to prevent sexual assaults Thornton said Public Safety community involved." Stuart Sharkey, vice president for Tau fraternity member said, "We're on and near campus, Zeta Beta Tau officials will offer training to A campus night escort service student affairs said, "As part of not going to be the police, we're fraternity and Public Safety are in fraternity members as to what they provided by Zeta Beta Tau fraternity improving safety on campus, I asked going to be the eye of Public Students light the process of initiating a campus should look for while they patrOl the members might begin during finals fraternities to participate in the Safety." watch, said Seth Rosenweig (AS campus. week as part of the campus watch, campus watCh program." Dean of Students Timothy F. Menorah to observe JR), president of Zeta Beta Tau. Necessary equipment such as Thornton said. Zeta Beta Tau was the first Brooks said it is important for Zeta the start of Hanukkah The idea is for about five to 15 radios for communication may be Rosenweig said, "In tlie beginning fraternity t~ respond to Sharkey's Beta Tau fraternity to have fraternity members to patrol areas of provided by Public Safety to those we're going to try and keep it small request, Thornton said. communication with Public Safety campus at night and look for participating in the program, he said. so things will start off smoothly." Melody Abrilla (AS JR) said the because when students try to tackle A c horus of about 300 suspicious people or actions, said "The program is still in the ''The main thrust of the program campus watch is not the only security problems on their own, it students sang Monday to ' will defmitely begin next semester," solution to the safety problem on can be potentially dangerous. celebrate the beginning of the he said. campus, but a step in the right Bo Delaney (BE JR), president of Jewish holiday season. Two steps will be involved in the direction. Kappa Alpha fraternity said if the Rabbi Chuni Vogel, program, Rosenweig said. First, the Sharkey said, "The volunteers of campus watch proves to be director of the Chabad House safety watCh will begin on campus ~ the program will be the eyes and ears successful, his fraternity will get at the university, led the and if successful, the watch will around the campus to report involved. students in a ?Jublic lighting ceremony of the M_enorah in the Rodney Room of the Perkins Student Center . Riden pushes to protect creek The Chabad House is a the Wild and Scenic title, the entire campus organization By Diane Maloney concerned with promoting SUff~ area will be preserved, Miller said. Jewish awareness, values and The White Clay Creek watershed One detail Miller is worried about outlooks. may be federally protected land if concerns the mushroom houses in Vogel said, "Jews struggle Congress classifies the area as Wild Pennsylvania. "They use a lot of with their religious identity in and ·Scenic after a three-year study is insecticide!. llld there is potential for a world where it is easy to be .the poison to get into the water " she conducted. said. • like everyone else." The Senate approved a bill Nov. Dmitri Kitariev (AS SO), a 27 to study the White Clay Creek from new federally built dams and In the past twenty years, only one Jewish emigre from the Soviet watershed to determine if it qualities other water resource projects which major problem has occurred from Union who participated in the for federal designation under the would have a direct or adverse effect the mushroom houses where ceremony, concurred with Wild and Scenic River system. on the river, said Mike McCabe, insecticides got into the water and Vogel. "It is a victory for all those who spokesman for Biden. caused thousands of fish to die " You don't have to be live in Delaware and Pennsylvania The only dam that has been Miller said. ' ashamed to be Jewish," he who have fought for decades to proposed for the area was by New If the study is done, the said. protect this ecological treasure," said Castle County Council in the late mushroom houses will be shown Kitariev said he was Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-Del.), 1960s to supply water for the Du managemental techniques that can celebrating his first Hanukkah who proposed the bill. Pont Company, McCabe said. prevent the situation from ever in a "free land," having been Biden expects President Bush to The community pulled together to happening again, she said. denied any such celebration in sign the bill within the next few voice their disapproval of the dam McCabe said in 1979 Biden the Soviet Union. days. and were successful in defeating the introduced a bill to have the area After Bush signs the bill, the proposal, he said. included in the Wild and Scenic National Park Service will conduct a The river, which flows through Rivers system, but the river did not three-year study of the Chester County, Pennsylvania and qualify because the standards were approximately 90 square mile area, Newark to join the Christina River too strict. said Dan Haas, planner for National in New Castle County, is one of the "They were mostly considering Keynote speaker Park Service. region's most environmentally large rivers at least 25 mi! ~s long, captivates audience "We evaluate the area by looking diverse watersheds, McCabe said. but now the criteria for acceptance at the river and its corridor In 1984 the Park Service found has become more flexible and there at awards ceremony determining what cultural and that the area contains a rich variety is a better chance for us to get in," historical resources the river of plant communities and animal he said. A university administrator provides," Haas said. habitats- one including an John Davis, environmental captivated audience members Although this survey is being extraordinarily rich bird habitat, he engineer for the Division of Water Wednesday at the Golden Key done by National Park Service, they said. Resources, said, "If the watershed is National Honor Society's will work with all the local Dorothy Miller, board member designated Wild and Scenic, it will induction ceremony with a organizations in order to collect data for White Clay Creek Watershed allow a higher protection for water speech comparing the honor and write reports, he said. Association, said, "It is important to quality." society to a voyage of Star After a recommendation is made protect the species so they will The new designation will also be Trek's Enterprise. to Congress, they will review the continue their breeding in this area. protecting the river and the land Honorary member Judith reports and determine if the area will "Some of our plants and animals which is already in good shape, Y. Gibson spoke to students be considered Wild and Scenic, in the White Clay Creek are Davis said. and administrators along with Haas said. uncommon in other places," she Sen. William V. Roth Jr., a co­ their family and friends who • Pamela Wray De Stefano "It is almost guaranteed that the said. "We need to protect the area so sponsor of the bill, said, "Without gathered in Clayton Hall to LET THERE BE LIGHT Two students walk toward the area will be found reasonable," he it can be a heritage for future, the wise use of our natural resources generations." we will not have an environmental celebrate the induction of 412 university holiday tree which was illuminated Tuesday night said. By designating the area as Wild Although some parts of White legacy to pass on to future students and six professors on the walkway in front of the Morris Ubr.;t.ry. into the honor society. and Scenic, it would protect the river -· Clay-Greek are ·new-protected, under generations." GitJson, the assistant' vice president for Affirmative Action and Multicultural Programs said, "We must be willing to serve as altruistic leaders in order to enhance the new directive." POLICE REPORT She ended by saying that understanding, love, service, and respect for all humankind are the greatest gifts we have to offer. Furniture stolen from Cleveland Ave. Sub house Monday Shop robbed again

A table and four chairs worth Newark Police said the $360 were taken from the 100 Cleveland Ave. Sub Shop was Graduate students block of West Galloway Court robbed for the third time in two to display handmade last Monday evening Newark months early Tuesday morning. Police said. The suspect entered through wares at annual sale The suspect entered the house the heater room and stole $672 through the back door of the cash and assorted meats. Four university graduate house. Police said damage to the students have been working store is estimated at $75. DEADLINE FOR since September to make enough pots to sell this $3,670 in jewelry weekend at the annual fall Clothing worth $931 graduate pottery sale. taken from house "In one day, the four of us swiped from car threw .around 150 to 200 An unknown assailant entered Nevv pots," said Aida Godines (AS a house and took $3,670 in An unknown suspect took OR), one of the students who jewelry from the unit block of clothing worth $931 from the organized the sale. Throwing North Farm Drive Newark Police unit block of Patrick Henry Si)ecial Interest is the word used to describe said. Court last early Tuesday morning the process of forming clay on The victim noticed the Newark Police said. · the spinning pottery wheel. following items missing at 9 a.m. The victim was unloading his Com1111unity · Profits from the sale will Monday: a Sony Walkman, two car after the Thanksgiving go toward a trip to the wedding bands, a bracelet, a ring, holiday. While he was taking a National Council for the and $200 in cash break, someone took the clothing Proposals Education on the Ceramic from his car, police said. Arts, which is being held in Compiled by Philadelphia in March, Trent T. Van Doren Godines said. "The funds are also THURSDAY, available to graduate students for anything from supplies to DECEMBER ·1 2 portfolios," she said. No one makes one pot entirely, said Godines. One person wedges, or kneads, the clay to get out the air bubbles, Submit Proposals to then everyone sits at a wheel and starts forming the pots, the Office of she said. Godines said there will be Housing and approximately 400 pots at the Europ~:~ns are sticklers sale. it comes to travel plan­ The s~e is open ~ ilie ning. You see, they consider travel Residence Life, public and will be open investment And, their secret to between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. sound travel investing is quality travel 5 Courtney Street Friday and Saturday at the information. university ceramics building For 90 years Europeans have relied on Cleveland Avenue. Michelin Reel Guides to hotels and restaurants, Gretn Slght.seem, Guides, Maps and Atlases to help For more information, them get the most out of their travels in Europe. call Barb Rexwinkle at Compiled by Brandon Berore inYeSting in you r next trip, Jamison, Trent Van Doren and consult the experts. 451-2952 Jodi Carpenter Mldlelln Guides and Maps. Newark Newsstand: lf.:Dw--MICH.UN 70 E. Main..St. • 368-8770 December 6, 1991 • THE REVIEW • l Organization donates $2.5 million to new lab Private foundation contributes to science education

Louis Beccaria, director of university development, said the donations will be Holocaust ad sparks used over the next three years for structural protests, debate on facilities and research equipment. Renovations to both Drake Hall and college campuses Brown Laboratory, recruitment of "distinguished faculty" and scholarships for An advertisement ques­ excellence in chemistry ~ re being tioning whether the Holocaust' considered as additional objectives for the took place has spurred protest funds, Beccaria said. rallies and debate over free In September, Dr. speech after it appeared in four Jean Futrell, chairman college newspapers. u [The goal of the of the department of The ad, which fJTSt appeared chemistry and in the Daily Northwestern at project is] to elevate biochemistry, said th e Northwestern University in new labs, scheduled for Evanston, Ill., recently was run completion in 1993, will in the Michigan Daily at an already good allow students to Michigan State University, the "experience science as it Duke Chronicle at Duke program into a is practiced in our best University and the student industrial, government newspaper at Cornell and academic University. program of laboratories." Students at Michigan State The program is a and Duke University held excellence." partnership between the protests after the full-page ad state and the university, appeared. Beccaria said. The ad suggests that no one The state is donating was gassed at Auschwitz, the $17 million and the Nazi concentration camp, and university is raising the that eyewitness and photo­ additional $13 million in graphic evidence of the private support and attempted genocide are not corporations, he said. valid. The decision to run the 'Lammot du Pont Laboratory is planned ad at Michigan State was made to connect with Brown Laboratory and will by the newspaper's business service research facilities for chemistry, staff without input from the biochemistry and marine studies. newsroom. "This project is an initiative of the After the ad was printed, the trustees of the university and administration business staff issued an to elevate an already good program into a apology contending it was a program of excellence in chem ical mistake, said Editorial Editor education," Beccaria said. S~phen Henderson. Gretsch Beccaria said, "The first and main Students huddle together while waiting However, Henderson said RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN' ••• objective is the construction of the Lammot the editorial staff stands behind for a bus on South College Avenue Tuesday afternoon. du Pont La boratory to provide the the right to print the ad. The necessary environment for modern Michigan Daily is still research " receiving letters concerning the ad , which ran on Oct. 24, he said. At Duke, the Chronicle ran the ad after a vote by the newspaper's board, which consists of students, faulty and university employees. Most of the schools have advertisement policies that allow them to reject an ad for any reason. Several school newspapers across the country have decided not to run the ad because of its content. increase...... 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 The Daily Cardinal, the newspaper at the University of Drug deaths in Delaware Wisconsin at Madison, rejected Source: Delaware Statistical Analysis Center the ad for fear of offending Cocaine leading other advertisers. Statistical Analysis Center, a people were admitted to programs in The University of cause of drug-related government agency that analyzes 1990,942 more than in 1989. Pennsylvania is one of several data, said, "Seven years ago there Lt. Gov.Dale Wolf said one out schools still considering were almost no drug deaths, but every seven babies born in Delaware printing the ad. deaths from 1987-90 today it is a large problem and is hooked on drugs. things do not seem to be getting The report indicated the number By Rebecca Tollen better." of preg nant women using ille$al Nude painting Staff Reporter People entering hospital drugs increased by 238 from last removed from class .More people are dying drug­ emergency rooms because of drug year. related deaths in Delaware despite a usage increased by 113 cases from To combat th e drug problem in at Penn State national decline according to a last year. Dela ware, Wolf said education repon released by the Drug Abuse "'This is not a good sign," programs for children are essential. Pennsylvania State Coordinating Council (DACC). O'Connell said. "The problem is Drug education programs were University officials removed a • The report titled, "Delaware Drug that we have not seen a decrease in mandated last year to grades reproduction of a famous nude ' Success Indicators" showed an drug-related emergency-room kindergarten through 12 in every painting by Francisco de Goya • increase in the number of drug incidents in Delaware yet,"" whereas school in the state, Wolf said. titled "Nude Maja" from a related deaths, the number of drug nationally the drop is very large. O 'Connell said such programs classroom wall after a female related emergency room incidents However, O'Connell expressed targeting high school students faculty member complained. and the number of pregnant women optimism because increased appear to have proven effective The 1800s portrait, using drugs in the state. enrollment in treatment programs is because the percentage of 11th grade originally bought as an aid for The repon indicated cocaine was a sign that people are trying to stop students using drugs decreased by an art history class, was placed the leading cause of drug-related their drug problem. two percent. in the student center lounge. deaths between 1987 and 1990. But the programs are being "The government can do a lot of ..Female faculty find it In 1984 there were only two total bombarded by patients, he said, things, but the cycle can only be difficult to appear IYOfessional drug related deaths, last year "There is just no more room in these broken by a change in attitudes, and when forced to lecture to a however there were 33. programs." that can only be brought about by class with a picture of a female Jack O'Connell, director of the According to the report, 2,093 education," Wolf said. ilude on the wall behind them," the campus Liaison Committee said Nov. 13. ·cd' /'l'Of'h· 11'1//, lUIII/'IIIt'r graJ'/Iic.' C\f'CriCIILC. The palntfng is a nude 'all \uhic or So11ja at -l.; 1-2--f. UD police seize stolen bikes portrait of Maria Cayetana, the Durches of Alba. in a reclining pose. Cayetana reponeqly had Student arrested in connection with thefts a long-term love affait ~·ilh Goya. To avoid a debate over By Elizabeth Kane residence hall involving a disruptive which painting should remain w~ student wben they encountered a on the wall, four other works of ~992 Spring Break A university student and a man on the fllSl Door who knocked an were also removed. Wilmington man were arrested on ooe of the off'JCerS OUl of his way. Nov. 24 for bike theft conspiracy in The officers tniCked the mao to :~ March 28- April 4 Harrington E residence hall. Jayson Menill's room where he wa Fraternity in Alabama The student, Jayson Merrill (AS visitinJ. FR), 18, and Stefan Talabisco, 19, The officers ltooc:ked on Merrill's suspended for were arrested at II :28 p.m after door to find out the name of his ·cANCUN police found three bicycles in visitor. pumpkin stealing Men-ill's room. Merrill opened the door and Downtown Hlct.nd8 - $318, Margarn. - $408 The bicycles, wmh about $1,000, gestured 10 the dfte stolen bicycles The University of North 'ugoonAru FIHI81nn- $4H were recovered from Merrill's room, be bad Sllllbed In lWI room and said, Alabama suspended its Pi ·Moderete Belch C.n'OUHI/Arlllos - $538 said Lt. Joel Ivory of the t[niversity "'b, I guess you're here for these." Kappa Alpha (Pilta) fraternity Deluxe BNch a.• - ""· Police. Merrill was charged with chapter from all social Halldly Inn .Crowne P.IID - P88 Public Safety was responding to a receiving stolen propeny, a felony, activities for lhe remainder of call in Harrington E involving a and conspiracy. the fall semester after a disruptive student, which eventually He faces a university judicial reported pumpkin-stealing NASSAU lead lhem to Menill's roon. bearing.and state judicial spree by pledges on OcL 30. Downtown COlony Club Bunu (Quad+ 4) - tHe, Though police recovered three proceedings. The maximum Seven Pilta pledges In a red Colony Club (au.d + 2) - hit, bikes from MeniU's room. Capt. Jim sentence for receiving stolen truck raided a neighborhood, Flatley of Public Safety said, "I propeny is 70 years in prison and removing Halloween Olympia (a&.d+2)- $418, Dolphin- t4e1 speculate this has been going on all whatever fines a court sees fit .to decorations and pumpkins. Beach Ambllaudor- $518, Crya&al P81ace- M1t year, but the parties involved aren't impose. A resident followed the All,.... ere 4 to • room unleM otherwiM 8I8IM talldng." Talabisco was charged with truck to the fraternity house Merrill denied that he stole the conspiracy, assault, resisting arrest, and public safety officials ~=.::.":&· WllooiM clllnll, ..... tour eeoot1 NOI : . tax.owtomeendl,..,...... or .... bikes but declined to comment felony theft, criminal impersonation searched the house with ***** REPS N EDED •.. EARN A FREE TRIP***** further. and trespusina. fralernity leaders. They found a Two of the three bicycles have Since Seplember of this year 128 large inflatable pumpltln, five TRAVEL TOURS been returned to their owners. bikes have been repmed stolen from plutic pumpkin leaf bags filled & University Police gave the the univenity, COIDpll'ed to 108 last with leaves, three jaclt-o­ (800)274-8222 following account of the incident: year, 18id Ivory. Wny De SMtlno laltems and alipl. ,...... , • ...... ,..•• TreveiiJnlloe .c!. Public Safety officers were Ten arrests have been made In Since September, 128 bikes have raponding to a call in J-larrington E conneclioo with Ibis year's thefts. been reporb!d stolen. 4 • THE REVIEW • December 6, 1991 Applications up 1 0 percent Activism v. education Increase in interest attributed to stronger recruiting methods, mailing list · By KeMy Nager African Americans to black you're going. said. "I invite honors professors to talk Sa/(~ leaders recommiting themselves to "There is a way to be active and !t.v'=~Do~ High school students may apply to at lectures and they volunteer their The importanCe of cducatioo as the survival and progress of their get an education at the same time," University officials 81lll0Wlced that the university until March I, 1992. time," he said. "Their commitment a tool to funher the progressioo of race. he added. the number of freshman and tranSfer Walker said his office purchases shows the audience that they enjoy black Americans was stressed Oliver said, "H you want to be a Fields commented on welfare, applications received by the university the names of potential students from teaching." . · Tuesday night during a two­ dangerous brOihcr you don't need one of the issues slammed by this year is 10 percent higher than last the Student Search Service of the In the last two years, Hirsh added, speaker panel discussion titled a gun. If you want to be real Presidential candidate David Duke year at the same time, but they offered National College Board, which there has been an increase in studerit· "Academics and Activism." dangerous in America, learn how during his unsuccessful campaign differing explanations for the coordinates the PSATs and SATs. volunteers for guides. Dr. William Oliver, former to read, write, and think on a high to become governor of Louisiana. increase. "Once we get the names fnxn the "We've had about 110 student criminal justice professor at the level." "I don't think Duke likes poor Provost and Vice President for College Board we start the volunteers," he said. "'That means all university, opened the program "I think the main theme of people - not just black people, Academic Affairs R. Byron Pipes recruitment jX"OCeSS by mailing to [the the tours are more personal. We could with a discussion ofthe role of activism is that we have to make a but poor people," Fields said. "Not armounced the increase at Monday's students)," he said. assign a tour guide for each family." activism as it relates to black decision on what kind of black all black people are poor and not Faculty Senate meeting. Last year the admissions office Hirsh said minority recruitment students. person we will be," he said. "Some all poor people are black." Pipes jokingly said Dean of purchased 48,000 names for their programs such as the College of "While activism is significant people become worriers and fight "When Mr. Duke starts talking Admissions Bruce Walker did not mailing list and this year they Engineering's Resources to Insure and while activism is important, for a cause but they end up about taking people off of welfare recognize the significance of the purchased 84,000 names, Walker said. Successful Engineers and similar the primary reason for being here flunking out." he's talking about taking all people increase until he was asked if a 10 This could be a reason why the programs modeled after it in the is academics," Oliver said. The second speaker, Louisiana off of welfare," he said. percent decrease was important. applications have increased from last College of Education will prove to be Oliver, currently a criminal Senator Cleo Fields said: Fields added that the majority Walker said that last year there year, he said. an aid in the amount of minority justice professor at the University "Knowledge is power. You have to of Lpuisiana voters are not welfare were about 2,700 applicants and this Walker added, "We increased the students applying. of Missouri in St. Louis, proposed be serious about your education recipients, and that "99 percent of year at the same time there are about geogrnphic area from which we pool Both Hirsh and Walker agree that it that "an Afro-centric agenda must and believe in yourself." the people who voted did not even 3,000 applicants. students to increase the amount of is too early to speculate whether the be adopted in order to overcome Fields, the youngest senator benefit from affirmative action. "It's early still and I'm cautious ... applicants." 10 percent increase will ensure a the problematic consequences of elected in Louisiana history, said: "So there was no fear from because admission cycles always At Monday's meeting, Pipes larger 1992-93 freshmen class. psychological slavery." "Being black is difficult in David Duke. We're not afraid of vary," said Louis Hirsh, assistant dean credited the increase to new efforts by "We look at things that effect a Oliver's plan ranged from black America. You must know where David Duke, but we wanted to of admissions, who was wary to offer the admission office to include more students entering the university like people redefining themselves as you come from and know where save Louisiana from itself." an premature explanation of the faculty in recruitment processes. the yield rate," he said. increase. The admissions office sponsors In 1991 there were 12,329 Students may apply to more programs every Saturday in the fall applications for admissions but only schools to increase their chances of which offer presentations, lectures 3,253 were accepted. 1be yield rate of getting accepted and such trends are and tours for high school seniors, 31.9 percent was the smallest in five Last American hostage released difficult to study early in the year, he Hirsh said. years at the university.

continued from page 1 relations with the West. Syria, the current king maker in From the lraniarts perspective, the Lebanon, realized that without professor of the University Honors major obstacle to improved relations support from the Soviet Union, it Program, said although there was no with Washington was the issue of the could no longer play the role of Defining and reporting harassment direct evidence of a cash for hostage Iranian weapons seized by the United renegade in the Middle East; in other rontinued from page 1 exchange, he thinks the freeing of the States during the 1980 hostage crisis. words, if the Syrians were going to it may appear to be out of the both the university policy and the assets "was not unrelated" to the Once that issue was cleared up, the play the game at all, they were going university's control. She said the law. release of Anderson and former path seems to have been cleared for to play by American rules. and lewd remarks about women in contract between the university and "Some people think it's American hostage Joseph Cicippio, the release of the remaining As long as hostages were being general, and sexual propositions or the construction company states that something that happens all the time who was released on Monday. American hostages. held by terrorist groups in Syrian­ invitations. such conduct is unlawful, and a and nothing can be done about it. Campbell added that the recent According to The Los Angeles controlled territory, it would have Anne Boylan, a professor of formal complaint can result in the But actions have been taken in the flurry in the release of hostages Times, Cicippio, a Norristown, been very difficult for Syria to win history, said women were only termination of the company's work past and it's important to talk about ' seems to indicate that relations Pennsylvania native, said members of the support of the United States recently granted legal protection with the university. it so people realize what steps can between Iran and the United States the Revolutionary Justice during the current peace talks from these types of behavior. Now Sorenson, who is also a member be taken and what the consequences arc improving. Organization, implied "everything between Israel and the other Arab that they are defined as a form of on the Commission on the Status of can be," Tuites said. Prior to the Gulf War, Iran had to has more or less been resolved now, countries. discrimination, action can be taken Women, said reports are "just the "I think we really need to create contend with the one million man that the problems are over." against violators. tip of the iceberg." a climate where people respect each Iraqi military machine on its Western In addition to Iran's desire to D irector of Women's Affairs, Many women deal with sexual other," she said. "When sexual border. improve its ties to the West, the Liane Sorenson, said, "Most of the harassment in their own way, she harassment is going on it's saying But in the war's aftermath, with other major factor which helped DuPont cases we hear about are dealt with said, but most of them do not that people aren't equal and that Iraq effectively neutralized, Iran make the hostage release possible informally and behind-the-scenes." realize that they are protected by they don't respect each other." seems to be seizing an opportunity to was the change in the region's geo­ continued from page 1 This explains in part why lesser· improve its political and economic political climate. forms of sexual harassment are not p------·· publicized or heard of as much and program." many people are not aware that they John N. Walston, managing editor are illegal, Sorenson said. Delaware recovery of the News Journal said the story A female university senior was accurate. claimed she does not experience continued from page 1 The state's average personal In the article, Robert Luft, a sexual harassment. "I can see how income level is seven percent higher senior vice-president for Du Pont, some women may take offense to BOOKS than the national average of said streamlining the company the occasional cat-call in the street, be affected by the [Du Pont) $18,685, she said. would save $2 million, but did not but to me, men see it as harmless cutback," Butkiewicz said, "there ln'1989, the level was $18,783. say how many jobs would be lost. and so do I. I just don't let it bother YOU DON'T will still be less money circulating Figures for 1991 will not be released Stapleford said the article was me." which is not good." until April. rightfully printed because Du Pont Surveys on university campuses The projected recovery depends But Craig said she expects total plays a major role in state have revealed that up to 30 percent on how many people lose jobs, he personal income to fall. "In 1991, economics. of female college students NEED? said. the total personal income was $350 However, he said some experience some form of sexual Stapleford said the chemical million, but it is expected to fall by employees may seek jobs elsewhere harassment. industry, banking, automotive and $180 million in 1992." fearing they will be laid off. Another female student recalls SELL THEM poultry production provide 63 Despite what she called In October, Du Pont cut 1,085 the lewd remarks such as, "Oooh percent of the state's revenue, but discouraging figures, Craig said a jobs as part of a $1 billion cutback. baby, looking good," she received are not expected to expand. recovery is predicted because "The cuts by Du Pont mean a loss from the construction crew at Ray "They are maintaining their interest rates and inflation are low of income to the state which forces Street earlier this semester. "They WHILE THEY'RE position, but are not considered and the stock market is healthy. the state to give (the university] less were rke a pack of wolves hungry sources for growth," he said. Stapleford said future editions of money," said R . Byron Pipes, for meat," she said. Eleanor Craig, an economics the quarterly report are expected to provost and vice president for She said it bothered her to have professor said, the average personal be released in upcoming weeks to academic affairs in October. to put up with it, but she did not income level for Delawareans more accurately predict the "The taxes that Du Pont pays to think it would make a difference if increased 6.9 percent in 1990 to economic climate. the state government are the most she c~mplai~ed to the authorities. HOT! $20,039. important to the university," he said. Tuttes sa1d students are protected · from this type of harassment even if . ·. Our semester's end ' bookbuy is an opportunity to sell your books at half .· our selling price for books needed for the upcoming semester so long as purchase quotas are not exceeded. We will pay up to 1991 FALL FINAL EXAM 35°/o of the current BASKET DISTRIBUTION market price for other books not used THE FALL FINAL EXAM BASKET DISTRIBUTION FOR RESIDENT STU­ in campus courses. DENTS WILL BE HELD IN THE RODNEY ROOM OF THE PERKINS STUDENT CENTER ON MONDAY, DEC. 9 FROM 6:00-8:00 PM. ALL STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED A BASKET WILL BE NOTIFIED BY CAMPUS University Bookstore MAIL PRIOR TO THIS DATE. TO CLAIM YOUR BASKET BRING YOUR ' Dec. 10-1.3 9:.30-5:30 NOTIFICATION CARD AND YOUR STUDENT I. D. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO Dec. 14 10:00-5:00 PICK UP YOUR BASKET, SIGN THE BACK OF YOUR NOTIFICATION Dec. 16-19 9:.30-5:.30 CARD AND HAVE A FRIEND PICK IT UP FOR YOU. ALL UNCLAIMED Dec. 20 9:30-9:.30 BASKETS WILL BE DONATED TO CHARITY. IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE A NOTIFICATION CARD AND BELIEVE YOU WERE SENT A BASKET, COME TO THE ASSEMBLY AND BRING YOUR STUDENT I.D. SPONSORED BY THE RESIDENT STUDENT ASSOCIATION December 6, 1991 • THE REVIEW • 5

Handbook, a campus organization campus, he chose to refer the convicted of harassment can lose its complaints to the student judiciary YAF flier university privileges such as funding, system, because she said, "the University staff, programs face cuts i use of university facilities, and the language that they choose was that of continued from page 1 right to operate on campus. harassment." mntinued from page 1 cognitive science, interior design, costumes and scenery. Under the currem code of conduct. Because the comments were medical technology and American "The program we hatl won't which was listed as a sponsor, asked section 4b, a charge of harassment added to a flier written by groups suggested the complete elimination Studies are eliminated then students eJtist," Robbins said. "We'll have to .. Are Cubans black?" must meet the following criteria: other than YAF, the revision of the of the two programs but is now would still be able to take courses in become an entirely new program." , The comments called Tablada's The speech or eJtpression must flier may be a misuse of propeny considering either saving medical these areas. Peter Cole, chairman of the title, Cuban Economist, intend to insult or stigmatize an under section II of the student code technology, phasing the program out '1itese programs would cease to linguistics department, said "oxymoronic." individual on the basis of their race, of conduct, Mason said. in two years or phasing it out in four eJtist as groups, they would lose professors in his department will . The Tablada speech was creed, color etc.; address directly an About half a dozen complaints years, Sandler said. their secretaries and offices," he also be doing a lot more teaching for ~venised as a program of the United individual or group; and make use of from students and another half a "No matter what decision is said, "but U1e faculty would still be less money. Campus Ministry in the original flier. "fighting" words or nonverbal dozen complaints from university reached on [medical technology) the there and the courses would remain, "Linguistics was formally a The revised flier asked, "What symbols. staff were received about the reductions for 1992-93 would be the the students would just take them as doctoral program, but now we're does Campus Ministry have to do If convicted of a harassment comments in the revised flyer, he same," he said. part of different majors." teaching more undergraduate with Socialism?" charge concerning racism, seJtism, or said. Anna Ciulla, director of the Sandler said the theatre courses," Cole said. "This takes time "Based on complaints and my homophobia, the organization could Mason added that the dozen medical technology program, said department, which could have away from research and one to one own judgement, the Student eJtpect to receive a deferred complaints his office received she hopes the budget council will reductions in positions and a Joss of work with graduate students." Activities Offi~e has referred the suspension or suspension of regarding the revised fliers are the allow students in the program who $400,000 in funding, will have a The linguistics department will incident to the student judicial privileges for the remainder of the most he has received this year about are currently sophomores to finish greater teaching responsibility and also continue to coordinate a minor system, suspecting that it may be a semester, said Nancy Geist, assistant a student activity . their studies. must offer other majors. in cognitive science, a program that violation of the code of conduct," dean of students, adding that each Mike Pelaez (AS GR) of the "The plan originally called for Sanford Robbins, chairman of the lost all its funding, Cole said. Mason said. case is decided individually. Young Socialist Alliance, one of the seeing only the juniors and seniors theatre department, said the cuts that Hollowell said the proposed Pastore said, Y AF "" only wanted A deferred suspension permits a sponsors of the Tablada speech, said through," Ciulla said. "We're still have are slated to hit his department reductions are not finalized and the to question things"" and wrote the campus organization to continue to he found the comments on. the flyer fighting for total retention of the would reduce the Professional budget council plans to notify comments on the flier as an operate, contingent on its good "silly and inaccurate. program." Theatre Training Program (P'ITP) to department heads of permanent expression of free speech. behavior. He said, "What we would have Sandler said if neuroscience, a level where they will be without decisions after Jan. I . "What we are seeing is political Mason said although he could see liked is for them to have shown up at censorship," he said. both sides of the issue and feels there the meeting and had intelligent According to the Student should be a variety of opinions on questions to ask." ltc Rc~·icw llccd ... artist<; to do illustrntious. Call Arcllie at 451-2771.

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"HE'S TOO CONTROUEIISIIIL,"~ Ope, ~ Student group is guilty of immature behavior; but DUll FEIIIILUS LEIIDER Sill D. IUT MR. D'SOUZII fb llu Jf ~~~ .r charging them with harassment is short-sighted 11 COMING TO DISCUSS: C"q~S '.: t:\ or h/ "The Politics of Just when we were starting to The university has more Rac~d Sex~ believe the political correctness important issues to address; we urge r 1 th on Campus" the administration to dismiss this debate was dead, along came the rvnatd h"I t. DJNESH D'SOUZA Young Americans for Freedom to, case as quickly as possible. d(ldo can ((J JTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 ear once again, stir the issue up. pi+o.llfr- neJ. tv;+,on c.he~ shot:J I II : _£ 140 SMITH HALL Last week, school officials Who's on first ao ar .5 or €" 1:Jo I'M of The. uhiV· D "" ...... by "'" O.lowon c...... CooJ;don . charged YAF with violating the .J- I ...J; AmerleOft c....,... ,,. Suadool ~- , () university's anti-harassment policy. "Who made the motion and who S /Vatnl5 , CollotoRopubhc.,. "(snt th, .) on'(:.'• s.."::~~"!'t:,'::"-..r- 0-,.ymor I The charge was made after YAF seconded it?" lll.ck Amerie ~r~ Studiu Cornmiukm to Promo .. Racial and Culual members "revised" fliers advertising "How did the amendment get on Diunlty the floor?" C11h ..al acth·iliu A Public E"enls Conuniun a lecture by a Cuban economist and OqH.,wnau or !.naiW. ; distributed them. "/ just want to make sure we OlplrUMaa or HIIIDrJ [)epu&nMnl or Poli&kal ktcncc According to Scott Mason, know what the amendment is." lnurcaUeai•laS~lMtintte ...i l)'ft s. Primt.--DirKMW, SI:Ydent Cq-..· · assistant director of the Perkins "/ have had the misfortune of OffaollhcllriullfiiS..,... Uni•••ity Honon PToar"" · Student Center for Student taking part in every vote on lttiW \bun1 Arrwrk • '• Found•tion Activities, the revised handouts, a plus/minus." copy of which can be seen on this "We' re gonna look like a bunch page, offended some members of of loonies." the audience. We believe that some of the - Overheard at the recent Faculty comments written on the fliers by Senate meeting A "revised" flier distributed by tlte Young Americans for Freedom prior to a lecture by a Cuban economist YAF members were immature. Instead of acting like a bunch of Apparently, the plus/minus bozos,YAF members should have grading· system is here to stay. The addressed the claims of the speaker Faculty Senate recently voted to CJ'f?t-rll~rs/-1 !Joi?KS = using the proper forum - the keep the grading system, but question and answer period after the included a new provision that ~y dot? 'f you. lecture. allows professors to use it at their f Frankly, we fail to see the discretion. relevance of such questions on the We have a number of objections flier as one which asked whether to the grading system, but our Cubans are black. If the flier biggest objection stems from the accomplished anything, it proved way the issue was handled by the that YAF is composed of a bunch of Faculty Senate. Why Cuba Defends Socialism Today conservative reactionaries, wlio act The behavior of some senators before they think. would have been comical had they #I(sf' 'k fht$ Discussion with But as bad as the fliers were, the not been voting on such an issue does not merit a charge of important issue. ~~rJP.'t ')' Cuban Economist Carlos Tablada harassment. The handouts were The only explanation for the sophomoric at worst. Charging YAF senators behavior during the with harassment is clearly an . plus/minus vote, is that there are a Tablada, a professor of economics at the University of Havana, is. ~uthor of .~ injustice. number of budding comedians award-winning book Ole Guerma: Economics and Politics in the Thmsition to Socialrsm .. The YAF members who handed among our school's faculty. . ., out those leaflets were exercising While we don't want to The political contributions ~f Gu~v~a have been at their const~tutional right to free discourage these amateur comi . ~1 .... . the centeJ: of a wide:-~anging diSC:USSIQn,an Cu~a over speech. we would like to request that in tlie what course for their socialist society. In charging YAF with future they save their antics for open harassment, Mason plays the role of mike night at one of the local bars. Tablada will address such questions as: the boy who cried wolf; eventually If grades were given to faculty What is the state of the Cuban economy today? when there is a case that really senators based upon their behavior Has socialism been discredited by the J should be addressed, no one wiJI during the plus/minus vote, most of even1~ ~ 11 Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union?~ fC:....J • • • listen. them would receive an F minus. Why do Cubans defend it? What steps are necessary to make socialism work? . ~rs tA-cr-keJ rue I I ~ L 1 . 11 .J L. J ,Cartos Tablada Editorial policy 1 Jlfl/11? J ~Q57('tJ1 -eTC.· 1 the !~~':su~ ~~~~;~f~:s~~ ~~r~J~n~~o&~ih.: ~~oc~.i~e~ ~di·rJ~~~~t!~~~~tr~\',d~St;.~ When: Tuesday, November 26, 7:30 PM columns are the opinion of the author. 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Far left: Dogs Woody and Candy follow handlers Leshe Wolf (AS SO) and Michael Flynn (AS FR) everywhere they go. Center: Flynn shares his Dickinson A dorm room with Woody, as well as a roommate. Above: Candy learns some extra lessons when she attends class with Wolf.

Photos by Michele Bartley Teaching devoted dogs new tricks Students live with fuzzy friends, training them to do such human jobs as picking up phones and paying cashiers so they can aid disabled recipients By Amy Mazziotta ability and disposition. The dogs will even pay cashiers for their an example of doggy devotion, Wolf says Candy, Features Editor The dogs alternate their stay between the training companions, says Flynn, who describes "the part Saint Bernard and part Rottweiler, follows her A furry, four-legged friend trots into the room farm in Cochranville, Pa., and their handler's home, quintessence of retrieving" as picking up a dime off around her house and even lies on the bathroom and gives the cordless phone in his mouth to his apartment or- in Flynn's case - donn room. a concrete floor. floor while she takes a shower. disabled companion. Woody, the big white dog with black spots Not all cashiers appreciate slobbery money, Wolf has been a handler with this 4-year-old Whether helping to answer the phone, turning on whose head rests comfortably in Flynn's lap, is in however, Wolf says, laughing. So disabled people program for a year and a half, and Flynn has lights or retrieving dropped objects, such service his second year of training. often have the dogs give their wal lets to the participated for about 10 months. dogs become faithful friends of their disabled Flynn explains that this calm and serious-looking cashiers instead. To socialize the dogs, Wolf and Flynn take them partners. English pointer will assist as a balancing support Petting the dog spread at her feet, Wolf says this through their daily class routines as well as on other "11lings we wouldn't think about are a big deal for his recipient, a person with muscular dystrophy. copper-colored image of Marmaduke, named excursions to malls, banks, movies and restaurants. to handicapped people," says Michael Flynn (AS A hook attached to Woody's backpack will also Candy, is in her second year of the program and Flynn explains that the idea is to get the dogs FR}, a volunteer dog handler for Canine Panners enable him to open heavy doors for his companion, will graduate with Woody in May. accustomed to the crowds and commotion they will for Life. Flynn says. She says handlers teach the dogs "basic experience with the disabled recipients. He says the program trains puppies· to become Handler Leslie Wolf (AS SO) says the dogs give obedience, socialize them and play with them on · "You have to be very positive and give them a service dogs which are then matched with the recipient "a feeling of protection and a feeling weekends." lot of praise," Wolf says. physically challenged individuals according to size, of independence." "They really like to be wi th you," she adds . As see DOGS page 12

'A day that will live in infamy. • • '

By Jerry Rhodes Coast that evening." SlaiT Reporter He says students U .S . military Tomorrow marks the 50th attending Occidental personnel peacefully ate College at the time, when their chow and serenely anniversary of the japanese attack on he was a first-year wrote letters home, all graduate student, had the while oblivious to Pearl Harbor, which ushered the varied reactions the day the 40 Japanese torpedo after the attack. planes and 51 dive "Some students were bombers zeroing in on United States into World War II. mad as hell, while others Pearl Harbor through took a wait-and-see the early morning air. attitude," he says. "Many After th e two-hour For many people who were refused to talk about it." A university alumnus who attack on "Battleship Row," which college students in 1941 , this day killed 2,403 Americans and wounded brings back the vivid memory of graduated in 1946 recalls hearing the news on a friend's radio. 1, 178, President Franklin D . when their university, as well as their car .. We had just completed a Radio Roosevelt branded Dec. 7, 1941, as country, went to war. Guild broadcast from the stage of "a day that will live in infamy." "My parents and I were returning This Saturday, 50 years after that from a day at Newport Beach in Mitchell Hall and were driving back to Wilmington," says Dick disastrous day, ceremonies will be southern California when we heard Aydelotte, a veter.an WDEL-AM held at U.S. military installations the news," says Dr. E.A. Trabant, broadcaster. around the world to remember those former university president who who died in the attack. resigned in May 1990. Aydelotte says a radio announcer President George Bush is Trabant remembers attending a interrupted the program with the scheduled to attend services at the concert that night. He says, "We news that the Japanese had attacked th e USS Arizona Memorial. The really didn't know what else to do · Pearl Harbor. battleship lies on the bottom of the He recalls thinking, "It looks lilce llluslralion by Chris Jenkins with ourselves that evening." harbor and is the watery grave of He says the event was a subdued we're going to war." over 1,000 military personnel. The affair where people spoke quietly. Classes met as usual the next day, Navy never decommissioned the "Fears of a Japanese coastal attack he says, but the mood on campus was Celebrating the 90th Arizona and a color guard raises and anything but usual . were very prevalent," Trabant adds. lowers the American ensign each day "There was a great deal of troop "Students gathered in small birthday of ... on the memorial built over the wreck. movement up and down the West see REMEMBERING page 12

Thursday was a time for the entire world to remember the master of animation

By Susan McDonald World," he says. "It's almost like I was meant to be S#Mff~ there. It haunts me." SotMhow I can't btliew: thtrt are many heights On Disneyland lanes, characters of animated that can't be scaltd by a man who knows the secrets magic spring to life. These fair maidens, princes, of making drtams come true. mice, dwarfs and sea creatures are embodiments of -Walter Elias Disney their feature film counterparts. Alick believes that the more recent animated For any child who has travelled through Alice's films, such as the newly released Beauty and the looking glass, followed Peter Pan and Tink to Never Beast and the already classic The LltUe Mermaid, Land or wished upon a Disney star, these are the aren't better than the older films - they're just words of a man who Inspired and influenced their different. lives and Imaginations. Disney productions have modernized classic fairy In Wonderland, "a very merry un-binhday" is tales to keep up with the times, in the same way that celebrated at the tea table, but in Disneyland Walt Disney looked into the future as he built the cbUdren of all qes celebrated the 90th anniversary foundation for modem-day animation . of WaJt Dilney's birth yesterday. Over the years, Disney has won more than 4S These Illustrations by Professor A --wisher himself, Disney encourqed others Acarle,my A wards in areu rqing from fUm-malting Dan Teis depict the bombl~ to pursue their dreams, despite the witches and to scientific and teclmlcal contributions. of Pearl Harbor. Above are the beull oatalde fairy-tale Iandi. But these advances In technology were not limited "Val" dive bombers that sank Anlmlled feablre films, cartoons, lbeme parks and to movies alone. Disney's Inspiration and technology more allied fighting ships than tbe Mickey Mouse Club are universal symbols of magically built a kingdom. any other type of aircraft.The ~'avillon. A recent edition of Newsweek reported that drawing to the right depldl Tbia viaion has invaded the dreams of David Dlmey World Initially didn't attract the expected some of the 144 "Kate" tor~ Alict (AS SO), who hal been &o Plorlda'a Disney crowds. But now, in Its 20th year, the theme park's bombers used in the attKk. World ala dmea, yet loop &o retum. attendance Is phenomenal. '"I have dreams about walldnJ around Disney see DISNEY pase 12 1 0 • THE REVIEW • December 6, 1991 The Review Student Center B-1 ~. Newark, DE 19716 CLASSIFIEDS

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POP QUIZ: Test your know_!.-edge 0 • Wherever you are- walking between classes, in the library, • Don't prop open self-locking doors! It may be a hassle, but the Do you jog by yourself early in the shopping, driving· stay alert and tuned into your surroundings. security's worth it. morning or after dar\C when it's quiet and lonely? • Walk with confidence -show that you're aware and in control. • Lock your door (and your windows), even if you leave for a few YES NO Body language works. minutes (This includes laundry runs, visiting friends, etc.). Don't leave an open invitation. When you work late at the computer • Trust your instincts. If something or someone makes you center or library, do you think it's uneasy, get out or away. • Watch out for unwanted visitors -know who's on the other side wimpy to use an escort service? of the door before you open it. YES NO • Walk with a friend or fri~ds whenever possible, and don't be afraid to ask a friend to walk with you. • Uninvited guests? Demand they leave, or you leave quickly. 0 Do you leave parties or bars alone, because you feel embarrased to ask • Don't fwnble in your pocket or purse for your door key - have it • Watch those isolated spots - laundry room, library stacks, labs, for a ride or to be walked home by in hand befote you reach your home or locker rooms, computer centers, especially late at night Go with someone you know? car. a friend"or use your campus escort services. YES NO • Stick to well-lighted, well traveled areas. Don't take • If stopped by police, don't be afraid to ask for Identification. Do you enter or leave a parking area or shortcuts through wooded areas, parking lots, or alleys. apartment complex without being • Don't allow people into your home without proper aware of the people around you? ·• Avoid jogging or biking alone. Identification. If you bave any concerns verify who they are by YES NO calling the proper people. • Out late studying? Call a friend or use the escort Do you let people into your residence services when you're ready to leave. • Park in well-lighted areas and lock the car, even if you'll only 0 halls whom you don't know? be gone a few minutes. YES NO • If you think someone is following you, abruptly switch directions .pr cross the street. If you're still • Drive on well-traveled stteets-doors and windows locked. being followed, go to a public place and ask for help, If" f!Ptl tfll.f/VERE!J fiE! TO tWfl or use the emergency blue light phones on campus. • Keep your car in good shape with plenty of gas in tbe tank. IJf"JliE.fEQ.tiEffiiJII,f, f!Ptl liEf!) TO tJIItfii~EIf f"E/1/IMBITJ'! ti.!E THEf"IJILIJ/1111~ 111/ff.f N tf ~tiiPETrJ IIEtP 'I!Jtl !Jtff. Here are some numbers to remember if you want more information or need help. SOS/Student Health Service Center for Counseling and 4!1-2226 Public Safety Student Development Office of Women's 4!1-2222 4!1-2141 *Provided by: The Pre-Law Dean of Students Affairs 4!1-8939 Student Association 4!1-8063

'< ente inment December 6, 1991 • TH£ REVIEW • II

Beaming doWn for the last time? The aging crew of the Enterprise trade in their walkers for phasers in Star Trek VI

By Grea Orlando laid them low enough to seek the help of ~nior su1r ~er MOVIE REVIEW James T. Kirk. In the beginning, there was Sw Trek and In the midst of peace, however, an evil it was good. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered plot is hatched. Guess who is enlisted to save Star Trek begat legions of Joyal fans, Country the day. Trekkies, who produced so much slobber Paramount Pictures Star Trek VI is a thespian's wet dream. over the show's premature death, it was Director Nicholas Meyer Standouts include William Shatner, Leonard revived for the silver screen. A+ Nimoy and DeForest Kelly who reprise their Twenty-five years (and one gigantic bang) roles as the triumvirate of Kirk, Spock and later, the original cast of Star Trek is fmally "Bones" McCoy. Their toupees might not fit to be laid to rest with the release of Star Star Trek was always about mankind's properly, but that doesn't deter them one Fromleft: Guitarist Alex Lifeson, drummer Neil Peart and Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. glorious future. ll was humorous, touching iota. basslst/keyboardist/vocalist Geddy Lee are Rush. Star Trek VI takes James T. Kirk and his and thought-provoking. Also highly impressive is Walter Koenig noble crew of the Starship Enterprise out on Everything that was good about the series (Commander Pavel Chekov) who spouts a high note. Dedicated to Trek's creator Gene and the accompanying five movies is put into Russian propaganda at every tum. Roddenberry who passed away in October, and expanded upon by The Undiscovered Christopher Plummer, who plays the VI pulls the plug on SLar Trek with grace and Country. demented General Chang a Klingon with a The old bones style. The message of Star Trek VI is plain and penchant for quoting Shakespeare and The Undiscovered Country is a motion simple: love thine enemy. Or, barring that, wreaking havok, gives an outstanding picture extravaganza that travels at warp give peace a chance. performance as well. ., eight and hits like a photon torpedo. Star The Klingons, the ancient nemeses of the "You haven't experienced Shakespeare roll into Philly Treks II and IV now 1tave some serious United Federation of Planets (Starfleet), are until you've read him in the original competition for best film in the series. in bad shape. Pollution to the nth degree has Lasers blanket Spectrum at Rush concert see TREK page 12

By Ron Kaufman Pictures, established a pace for : and Michael Savell aspiring guitarists to follow. , Slafffd~ors The well -dressed, blond-hairea : PHILADELPHIA - rush (verb). axeman also provided backing : 1. to make a swift, sudden attack or vocals for many tunes, coming a , assault. 2. a sudden thri ll of considerable distance since his ·. pleasure. "Subdivisions" chant in the mid- Tuesday night at the sold-oul 1980s. Spectrum, Rush blistered through 23 Stage Left was owned by the . songs in nearly two hours, covering lanky, long-haired Lee - he · highlights of their 17 -year career and managed, for the most part, to keeping the band faithful to its balance his bass and keyboard · name. playing while handling vocal chores .; The Canadian trio, supporting for the group. Left: In the sixth film their newest album Roll The Bones, Lee's vocal talents are not what gave a crisp performance complete outing for the crew of the they used to be. No longer can he m1 ·. with pulsating green laser lights, two the notes prevalent on the original ' Enterprise, Captain Kirk gigantic inflatable bunny rabbits and recordings of "Anthem" and · (William Shatner)and Dr. a group of speakers suspended in the "Finding My Way," and instead he · Bones (Deforest Kelley) middle of the arena, giving the show presented those renditions several ; become buddies with true "surround" sound. octaves lower. ~ their nemeses, the During many songs, animated But the featured performance of · Klingons. videos were projected from a huge the evening was a crunching, awe- ·. Above: Kirk is confronted screen behind the group - the best inspiring five-minute drum solo by : by the nasty Klingon being the title track from Roll The Peart. ' Chancellor Gorkon Bones, fealuring a computer­ Wearing a purple bandana, Peart generated skeleton that performed combined tribal African bongos with (played by David the song's rap. Warner). electronic drum pads to create ll Another song from the new palatable mix of personal · album, the instrumental "Where's percussion. My Thing," showcased- the The band played mostly recent . collective ·talents 'of bassist Geady material such as Power Windows' Lee, guitarisL Alex Lifeson and "The Big Money" and "Show Don't drummer Neil Peart. Tell," from 1989's Presto, appealing . Lifeson's searing solo on to the group's newer fans who may . "Limelight," from 1981's Moving see RUSH page 12 " Some unusual bands are getting boxed in MOVIE TIMEs~rx:s:a:~:ll:lt::b.. . Box sets used to be for the elite. Now it seems R • AC/DC - Highway to Chicago -Hear QJat every rock group and their pets are releasing USS Angus, Bon and crew on their tour bus, live and Top five movies for the week ending Nov. 16 box sets that feature previously released songs, live Bengston uncertsOred, in the middle of their highly touted ruts and tracks that were recorded while under the 1979 Highway to Hell tour. The CD includes 1) The Addams Family ($27.8 million gross for the week) influence of illicit substances or just weren't good extremely rare recordings of Bon Scott's last breaths 2)My Girl ($17.2 million) enough to get on a normal album. as he chokes to death on his vomit. These precious 3) Beauty and the Beast ($15.2 million) . They can then sell these to their trusting fans for moments can be yours in CD perfection to play over 4) Cape Fear ($1 3.1 million) 5)For the Boys ($5.9 million) obscene ~unts of cash. . . and over again forever. Aerosm1th, Led Zeppelin, Queensryche, Enc • Jane's Addiction- Clean and Sober -This Cbcistjana Mall animated tale about Ric Clapton, Rod Stewart, the Clash, Jimi Hendrix, Yes, guest vocals by the Beastie Boys. limiled edition set contains all five hours that Perry 1·95 and Route 7 (3 68-9600) Okasic and Paulina tbe Who, even Judy Garland and Barbara Streisand • Guns n' Roses- Unreleased F•••m• s••t- Farrell spent straight while with Jane's Addiction. Poroskova .' Showtimes: Fri. - have released box sets on an unsuspecting public. Includes a rare take of "Mr. Brownstone" while the Three hours were spent asleep, but don't WOil)', he The People Under the Stairs 1 :30, 5 :30, 7:30, 9 :30. Sat. · Queensryche and Metallica have rather entire band is tripping on heroin. Also included is talks in his sleep (I wouldn't ruin anything by telling (R} - Wes Craven, the - 11 :30, 1 :30, 3 :30, 5:30, suspicious looking box sets on store racks, which the electric version of "Patience" and outtakes from you what he reveals, but I' ll say just this. Nancy director of Nightmare on Elm 9:45 cootain a minimal amount of music for around 115 Slashes' recording session with the Great Gloved Reagan. tequila and farm animals_ you've gotta Street, presents a film about Sun. - 11:30, 1 :30,· 3 :30, big ones. I coosider myself a die-bard Metallica fan, One. hear this one). evil de mons that live in the 5:30, 8 . Mon thru Thurs. - but 1 IS smackers for two irnpon EPs, three CD • The New Kids on the Block- The Real New • Run-DMC - The Metal Sessions - Run- base ment. Showtimes: 7, 9:45 5:30, 7:30 singles, a "'pendant on a metal chain,'' a limited Kids Go OtT- Do you really think they enjoy that DMC awakened Aerosmith's comatose career with •Note - A sneak preview of editon patch and three bumper stickers are too crap they tum out for top-40 radio and pre-teen their dynamic version of "Walk This Way." But not An American Tail II: Fievel the new Steve Martin comedy ridiculous to be true. girls? Fmd out what the New Kids really like as they many people know that they tried other songs flTSl Goes West (G) - That Father of the Bride will be • Considering what's coming out now, who knows crank out their favorites by Motodlead, Anthrax and Hear them collaborate with Motley Crue on "Shout rascally animated rat is back. shown at 7 :30 on Saturday What the fuwre may hold? Let's fae up the cracked their all-time favorites, Cannibal Corpse. at the Devil," Slayer on their anthem "Hell Awaits" This time he pals around with instead of Beauty. Crystal ball and see what box sets may appear • Milli Vanilli -Live?? -Laugh with Rob and and other metal classics all done in unmistakable a gro up of loveable blood Dlleday soon (or at least before Elvis makes his Fab, when during a live set the recording stops. Run-DMC style. t icks that infest his fur. He Cape Fear (R} Martin Scorcese eappearaoce): leaving them looking like fools (on video). On CD, • Tiffany_ On Her Own -Tiffany writes, contracts rabies and dies (just and Robert DeNiro team up : • Motley Crue- The Klckstart Session - hear voices that could have been Milli Vanilli's, and performs and produces her own music ... Naahh, too kiddi ng} . Showtimes- 1 :15, once again in a masterful f.xttemely rare, live footage of paramedics restarting never-before-heard recordings of them singing their farfetched. 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9 rema ke about a menacing ~ikki Sixxes' heart after he is declared clinically own songs! Anyway, who knows what will be released next criminal haunting the life of ~ becalse of an overdose (Video and CD). • Clint Eastwood Sings the Blues - Judy on an unsuspecting public who wait with open arms All I Want for Christmas (G) the lawyer that defended him. : • Slayer - The Early Days - Slayer in their Garland did it, why not the Enforcer'! Hear him belt and open wallets? I. for one, don't want to know. - Frank Drebin, er, Leslie Showtimes: Fr i. - 1 :45, 5, ilarliest incarnations, including Tom Araya singing out his favorites such as "I Shot the Sherirr· and Nielsen stars as Santa in this 7 :4 5, 10:3 0 Sat. - 1, 5, in church when he was six, and the long-awaited "Love Gun." You don't want to buy it- go ahead, Russ Bengston is a senior staff reportet of The epic drama about be trayal, 7:45, 10:30. Sun - 1, 5, ~ version of "Angel of Death," with special punk, make his day ... " Review. murder, lust and candy canes. 7:45. Mon thru Thurs. - 5, Showtimes:1, 3, 5, 7:45

The Addams Family (PG-13) Chestnut Hill ~ewark Hall grants 'Wishes' to needy kids The sitcom gets Chestnut Hil l Plaza, Newa rk (73 7· transformed into a full-blown 7'159) Pencader Hall The five­ "We're different from a lot of the theatrical re lease, (what's next ~=Nager Government and member Seven local bands because we're a very hilh Beverly Hillbilliu: The For the Boys (PG -13) - Bette S.*" Wuhrs wi.rhUw ... the Wish Tree Area band Seven Wishes energy band and we're very tighL" Motion Picture?} Showtimes: Midler stars in a musical Sit nud] childl'rn. .. orsanization will includes Davis "For a long time we were just 12:30,3,5:30, B, 10:15 spanning three wars, w ith Five 1VU ""'iven. .. feature four local Wishes discusses and Joe Datilio playing originals," said Davis. "But a )ames Caan. Showtimes: Fr i. FOI' a rood ClllUe ... hanl rock bands. (AS SO), who lot of clubs won'tlisten to a band that Qoema Center - 4, 7, 10. Sat. - 1, 4, 7, 11tm diJIJan to aet in. .. includinJ Seven hail from doesn't play covers. so we're goins to Newark Shopping Center (73 7·3720) 10. Sun.- 1, 4, 7 Mon. thru To ,_IOIIW btmtb fJ/a1 ... Wishes with upcoming benefit Newark. They start the club scene and it looks like it Tue. - 5:30, 8:15 Alttl ifsllll 011 SIIIMnlay lfilhl. .• special suests formed the wiU be a good new year." Showdown in LiHie Tokyo (R} : Because of a local band. boliday Hands Down concert for the local band two years This is the band's third appearance - Dolph Lundgren makes his Other People's Money (R) - .nsbel will be lfiDlOd at a concert and The ago. Bobl.Jnd in Newark Hall. The last concert was long-awaite d scre en return The curvy Penelope Ann IOIIIOIIOW Dlaht in Newark Hall. Clrdlnals. Make A Wish (AS SR) the a benefit in May to raise money for battling evil-doers on the •It's Miller and the scurvy Danny 1be bind, Seven Wllbes. "'hoqbt "We lhouaht lead guitarist families who had members sent to the a Small W o rld " ride at DeVito in Norman )ewison's about &be idea of alvin& to needy lbout the Idea of foundation comes from gulf during the war. Disneyworld. Showtimes: Fri. new film . Showtimes: Fri . - cblldreD around the Cbristmu aivlna to needy Long Island. The band plays in Delaware, New and Sat. - 2 , 5 :45 , 8 :15, 5, 7 :30, 9:45 . Sat. - 1:30, 5, season" accordtns ~o the aroup's children around W e b b Jersey and Maryland. They have been 10:45. Sun. - 2, 5:45, 8:15 . 7:30, 9 :45 . Sun.- 1:30, 5, piuriltJim DIIYis (AS JR). the ClriJbna IIOIIICIIl and we called Pickeraaill, (AS SO) the newest approached by a record contractor Mon thru Thurs.- 5: 45, 8 :15 7: 45. Ma n thru Tues. - 5:45, Tbe bind CCIIdacfed abe Delaware Willa Tree." llkl Jim Davia (AS JR) member of the group srew up in from Muyland but have yet to sip • Steve n Speilberg's Hoole at 9 Mate A Wish Foundation for paillrllt of Seven Wllbes. " W h a t Pennsylvania and plays the bass any recording contracts. Beuty and the Beast (PG -13) ...... blndlt concen. they do Is Harcb for tbe needy pill'. 1be drummer, Herb Brubaker "Most places want studio demos, Di s ney's la vi s h ne w - Compiled by Rob Rector 1blt ._ ... ftnl ,_fer lbe benefh. cbilcml whale..- can't lfronl to liwsln Mlryllad. and that costs a lot of money, that's bul Da¥llllapellbe OIIICIIt will be • bay P!IIDI'IIr die ~" Davia •Everyone brouaht different another reason why we're dolna ..... ll'lllldaa far lbaJ llld. -nda way all of abe ldds ldnda lnfJaences Into the aroup. from Prince covers, to make some money,'' laid . 1be concert. spoosored by tbe lllwa~." to Dokken," said alnaer Datilio. Davis. 12 • THE REVIEW • December 6, 1991 Disney

continued from pap 9 Remembering Pearl Harbor

continued from page 9 Navy would rebuild its Pacific "By 1987 the number of people Fleet were out to sea during the "l wouldn't trade the who had vialted Dimey World wu groups and spoke in hushed tones attack." experience for a million dollars, larger than the population of the about all the ships that were lost in Lt. Stephen G. Saltzman, a nor would that same amount get United Saatea," Newaweelt reports. the attack," he remembers . 1940 university graduate, was me to repeat it today," he says. Besides marltlnJ the The shocking news of the day among the men who foughl ,u "People who were born in the tremendous popularity of Disney included the sinking or crippling Pearl Harbor. According to the teens and twenties of this century World, 1987 was a year in which of 18 U.S. ships, including eight April 1942 University News were one of the finest generations another Disney innovation, The battleships. Aircraft losses were alumni magazine, Saltzman and this country every saw," says Disney Store, made its debut. equally severe, with 347 planes Lowell U. Klatt, a staff sergeant Larry Pinkowski, university Debbie Bohnett, director of being damaged or destroyed. from New Jersey, used automatic locksmith and Korean War marketing and promotion for Tbe "The auack on Pearl Harbor rifles to shoot down a Japanese Veteran. Disney Store chain, says there are was pan of a coordinated military plane which attacked their "They were raised in the now 123 stores increasing in plan which also included attacks command post. depression years, went on to fight popularity worldwide. on Hong Kong and the For his actions, Saltzman a world war, and came back and "Right now the No.l-selling Philippines," says Professor David received a commendation for built a society that put a man on item is the Belle Doll, from Pong, who teaches a course in bravery under fire and was the moon." Beautr and the Beast," Bohnett Japanese history at the university. awarded the Silver Star for While Americans prepare to says. "After that would be The "It was a great shock to people in gallantry. remember Dec. 7, 1941, some Little Mermaid video." the [Southeast Asian] region, and Most male students left the express concern that the She says adults are just as was extremely condemned by Michael Flynn studies in Morris Library as the dog he is helping to university during Christmas observance will stir feelings of excited about them," Pong says. train, Woody, patiently watches. vacation to go to war, according to racial animosity against people of The Disney The first aerial attack began just a front-page story in the January 9, Japanese descent. $10,000 to train. Store as kids after 7:50 a.m. Honolulu time and 1942 issue of The Review . "During times of economic Donations enable the program to are. caused most of the damage. The university adopted an hardship, people tend to blame Dogs run by funding the various stages of The 101 The fighting continued as the accelerated program of graduation, foreigners for all that is wrong," the dogs' training, he explains. Dalmatlons second wave of the Japanese allowing men still on campus to Pong says. barking slippers attack began at 8:40a.m. continued from page 9 The group's founder and head complete their education and join "All people of Asian desce111 trainer, Darlene Sullivan, does the are hot items "The sneak attack was intended the war effort as soon as possible. are grouped together, and become most intense training with the dogs for adults, to put the U.S. Navy out of "The only male students on the people who attacked the But the handlers frequently run on the farm, Wolf says. Bohnen says. commission for two to three campus in 1943 to '45 were those United States at Pearl Harbor." into problems, Flynn says, recalling When little Labrador retrievers, For men, ties years," says Professor Raymond taking part in various army Pong says it's sad that this a time he was asked to leave Kent Collies and mixed breeds are with Mickey R. Wolters of the history training programs," says Dr. John happens, and it takes away from dining hall after entering with accepted into the program, she says, designs and silk department. A. Munroe, a university history the respect owed to those who Woody. the fuzzy liule fellows are tested for boxer shorts are "The Japanese hoped that in the professor. died during the war. Because the handlers are temperament, personality ·and best sellers. meantime Hitler would defeat the Aydelotte, who won·five Battle­ On a brass and granite questioned so often, the dogs carry intelligence. She warns Allies in Europe, giving Japan Stars while serving in Europe, memorial located just east of copies of the Pennsylvania and Young pups, between six weeks die-hard Disney freaks to purchase time to consolidate its conquests in resumed his studies and graduated Mitchell Hall are the names of the Delaware state laws declaring their to a year old, are placed in "puppy movies now since they won't be in the Pacific," Wolters says. in 1946. Although he would get on 67 men who gave their Jives in the legal rights as service dogs to be in homes" where they live with The Disney Store for long. She "The United States was not with his life as a civilian, he has cause of freedom, when war came all public places. volunteer families for about a year, says Bambi, Peter Pan and The defeated because the three aircraft never forgotten what he did as a to their university a half a century Flynn says he and Woody were Wolf says. Little Mermaid are becoming carriers around which the U.S. soldier. ago. permitted to stay in the dining hall "Some people take them to work what are known as "disappearing once the manager knew the dog's every day," Flynn adds. classics." purpose and made some verifying Obedience classes at the farm However, not all Disney phone calls. train the dogs and handlers together, ventures have been so popular and In other places, like Rodney he says. The dogs learn to sit, stay profitable. Dining Hall, Flynn says he and an and retrieve, while the handlers "Disney has taken some great Star Trek beams down for a sixth time Australian sheepdog named Money learn to give basic commands. losses," Dr. Harris Ross, a university film professor, says. were regulars and were never When their year in the puppy continued from page 11 There is no skimping on humor, invisible). "Everything they made for a while stopped. homes is over, the dogs enter into either. The Klingons, besides being turned into complete junk," such The special effects during the Wolf recalls eating at a restaurant the kennel for the second year of Klingon," he says in a fit of comedic fierce warriors and all around bad­ as The Rocketeer and The Black skirmish come flying at the audk :1ce once with another trainer when she their training in which they attend frenzy. asses, also make fairly good straight like insults at a Dice-Clay concert. Cauldron. was asked to move to another table more obedience courses, spend Also adding to the flavor of Star men. Spellbinding only begins to describe because another customer didn't more time with the handlers and However, Ross says Disney was Trek VI ar.e guest appearances by "business-wise, a very smart "Guess who's coming to dinner?" this scene and touching moments like sitting near dogs. receive formal training from Christian Slater, Michael "Worf" Commander Chekov asks as the right before the end credits. They moved without a hassle, but Sullivan. man." Darn and the fanatical freakazoid "It is clear that Uncle Walt stone-faced Klingons board the All involved in this film have Wolf says she felt like saying, "Try "She's the only one who Trekkie-dork who had his name Enterprise. promised this to be the absolute last asking a handicapped person to introduces new commands to understood legally changed to James T. Kirk. what it took The last twenty minutes of the Star Trek movie for the original cast. move with their dog." them," Flynn says. The handlers Star Trek VI is a visual tour de movie features a tremendous battle Let's hope they can stick to their Wolf and Flynn do, however, years for other then work to reinforce the force. From the Klingon Bird of between the Starship EnLerprise and phasers. Star Trek VI is a fitting end receive mostly positive responses to studios to instructions. Prey to the desolation of the icy hell a prototype Bird of Prey that can fire to 25 years of magic, boldly going the dogs. Many students approach realize," he Flynn says Canine Partners for that is the planet Rura Penthe, the its weaponry while cloaked (which, where no man, no one, has gone them every day to pet and talk to ,.I •. r}...... :..,;~ says. "The film Life has grown a lot since he joined. audience is blown away by the view. as any true Trekkie knows means, before. their cute canines, they say. Including volunteers and puppy­ business is Even professors shower them home families, 20 to 25 participants only part of the with attention, Flynn says, are invol.ved in the program. I a . r g e r. describing how OI;Ie of his There are now roughly 10 business." Rush · rolls its (~ bones in P:hiladelphia professors went up to Money to puppies in the homes and 10 dogs in In the 1950s, show him a chemistry experiment. w h e n the kennel, he says. continued from page 11 His 35-minute thrash-metL• set The dogs usually sleep during Getting involved because of their television emerged, most CONCERT REVIEW received a polite reception, but the classes though, he says, and don't interest in dogs, Flynn and Wolf not have been familiar with older film studios crowd seemed restless as they waited bother anyone. have stayed active because of the songs . When Flynn first brought. Money viewed TV as RUSH for Rush to bolt onto the stage. satisfaction they get from this kind The trio's encore was a medley After a long career spanning 18 to live with him in the Dickinson of work. competition. containing portions of 1974's The Spectrum dorm some problems arose with But Disney viewed it as the Dec. 3 albums, Rush has much more Now they're taking an advanced "Finding My Way," the warhorse material than the three talented housing officials. training course at the farm. As part future, using it to air his shows "Spirit of Radio" and bit parts of "They thought it might be a and promote his films. musicians could po sibly have of the class, Flynn and Wolf say "Red Barcheua" and the anthemic played in two hours. And despite violation of other people's rights," they ride in wheelchairs to teac.h the Ross also explains that Disney "2112," which brought fans to thrust Flynn says, "but in fact it was a has always been cautious in its Records release "Meltdown," and his their smooth and polished dogs where to put their feet and tails their fists in the air in unison. three-man band opened the show performance, the strongest legacy violation of mine not to let him as they walk along the left side of marketing tactics. Newark native Vinnie Moore, with a lackluster instrumental Rush left on its audience was the stay." the chair. "Disney is very careful about supporting his latest Relativity performance. desire for more. Flynn's roommate, Paul Because the trainers spend so using the Disney name in very Ragsdale (EG FR), has dogs at much time with the dogs, Wolf specific ways, Ross says. home and says he doesn't mind says, they naturally become very "They're known for producing sharing his dorm space with Flynn's close to their canine students. good, wholesome entertainment." furry friends. However, she says, "When we And that goal is straight out of "The dogs sometimes sleep on meet the recipient, I feel selfish Walt Dimey's philosophy. my bed," he says. "It's pretty cool." feeling attached to the dogs." The inclination of my life, the Flynn says, "I've never met She says letting the dogs go is motto you might call it, has been anyone that's been like, 'No - get easier when the handlers see how to do things and make things DOOR TO DOOR SERVICE that dog away."' helpful the dogs are to their which will give pleasure to people 7DAYSA WEEK in new and amusing ways . - 24 HOURS -"OMPETff/VE PRICES Kindness and generosity play an companions and how effective a EXPRESS SERVICE PROFESSIONAL-COURTEOUS important role in running the team they make. By doing that I please and AVAILABLE DRIVERS program, Flynn says, because For the disabled people they aid, satisfy myself. It is my wish to CHARTER SERVICE AVAILABLE recipients are only asked for a $300 man's best friends truly Jive up to delight all members of the family , donation for a dog which costs their reputation. young and old, parent and child.

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I •' ~ SPORTS Uecember 6, 1991 • THE REVIEW • 1 .> Fans anticipate great rivalry

wt night's game ended loo late the game decked out in a sports coat Hey Edgar to be included in this Issue of that was half red and half blue rhe Review. representing the colors of the two johnson: Let Jy Dan B. levine schools. tnd Jeff Pearlman "I think this is a great event, said the kids play! ;ports Editor Castle. "I'm delighted to be here. I Pans came early and in droves to hope it goes over well and into other "False media, we don't need it, ut night's game of the century in sports." do we? Don't ...don 't.. .don't believt )elware. Castle said he was impressed by the hype." The Delaware Field House was the excitement of the crowd. Public Enemy "The enthusiasm of this game It fmally happened Juzzing with anticipation when, at should show that this will be a good Last night, the Fightin' Blue 5:34 p.m., the doors opened and fans :Hens and the Delaware State Jrepared for the first ever men's rivalry in other sports between the : Hornets met on the baslcetball coort, Jasketball game between the two schools," he said. :the firSt time the two schools have Jniversity of Delaware Blue Hens "This is a very special game. They :competed head-to-head in a high md the Delaware State Hornets. never met but we always wanted to :revenue spat. "I'm glad that it is finally play them," said Del State sophomore . Everyone wanted to see the Esa Street. :game played, and even more people 1appening, said Tony Tucker who ·would sell their souls to see the two ?layed for the Hens from 1986-88. "They look down on us and we :teams tangle on the football field "It's been a long time coming.," look: down on them." · Everyone ... except university Tucker said. Joel Butcher (AS JR) said, "The · : Athletic Director Edgar N. Johnson. A standing-room only crowd of first meeting is always interesting and . · Let me make it clear right off the 2,705, the third largest in Field House it should be a very good rivalry." bat that this column is missing Anthony Johnson, a WilmingtoTJ :; recent quotes from Johnson, but not history, was on hand along with because of a lack of effort. Heritage Cablevision Channel 2 native, delivered an a cappella version .r For some reason, Jolmson has which beamed the historic contest of the national anthem at 7:25 p.m.' · , not spoken to me (except for a brief, across the state. and 10 minutes later history was made : angry exchange early in the year) p-.meja Wr~ De Slefano Gov. Michael N. Castle attended in the first state with the jump ball. · since my article last April, which First half action from last night's historic basketball game between Delaware and Delaware State. ·- was (Surprise!!) about the lack of an athletic rivalry between the two largest schools in the stale. In that article, Johnson said "when you begin playing each other it becomes divisive, panicularly in a small state." "I talk to John Martin (Delaware Indoor Track and Field 1991-92 PrevieW .:, State athletic director) all the time, and we just don't talk about it We haven't l:rought it up, haven't talked about it, because he understands Can smaller numbers spell victory for Women built for speed with Jones, · what we have to do, arxl I know what he has to do," Johnson said Martin contradicted his Fischer's crew in new conference? Neely, Foster and return of Pogue '· . Delaware COilJUClpart in saying that By Jeff Pearlman last year," said Washington. "We're not By Jeff Pearlman Quinetta Roberson and Jil l Fos ter, "he spoke with Johnson in 1987 Assistant Sports Editor just looking at doing well in the Assistant Sports Ediror McGrath-Powell is looking for big things · about a rivaiiy, arxl that a gridiron Delaware men's indoor track and field conference, we're looking at the IC4A Instead of being called the Delaware from her distance ruMers. contest would m:!ke a great game. coach Jim Fischer makes no claims of meet." women 's indoor track and field team, this "They' ll be pretty key in most of our "We're both Division 1-AA being a mathematical wizard. In the distance events, Fischer hopes year 's squad could easily be known as indoor season," said McGrath-Powell. programs, and it would make a very But tell him that 86 minus 42 equals senior Bryan Lennon can return from a "1he Ditmne and Connie show." "Some of them have the range to go any nice rivalry," Martin said .44, and .he·knows e~ctly what it means. hernia injury suffered during cross ·' nio ~ sprinters Dionne Jones and . dis~anc.e, so they look really str.ong." Sources from both schaofs Eighty six represents the number of country season to step up in the 3000 Connie Pogue look to bolster a women's Senior Amy Oppermann (UD indoor disagreed arxl ripped apan basically athletes on lasl year's roster, and 42 is and 5000 meter runs. team entering the North Atlantic record of 4:46 in the 1500) and junior Jill Johnson's statements, including the number he can keep on this year's "Bryan should come back strong from Conference after leaving the East Coast Riblett (UD indoor record of 2:20 in the Hornets' baseball coach Hany Van squad. Because of massive budget cuts the injury," said Fischer. "He should Conference as champions. 800) lead a deep group of cross Sant, who said: 'That's ridiculous. in the athletic department, the team will develop as the season moves on." Jones, who holds the Delaware indoor country/track runners, which also Is North Carolina-North Carolina have to rely on 44 fewer people for the Sophomore cross country standouts records in the 100-meter (11.74), 200- includes juniors Mamie Giunta and Ellen ,, State dividing the state? It's not a 1991-92 season, the team's first in the Bryan Denbrock and Eric Albrig ht, meter (25.93) and 55-meter (7 .21) races, Strickler , along with freshman sensation factor, and I don't possibly see the highly competitive North Atlantic along with freshman Chris Ray, add returns for a fourth varsity season. Alicia Giuliano. · Slate being divided" Conference. quality distance depth. "We're going to be much better than "Jill is our strongest and mos t Now, back to the present "Where the cuts hurt is when I have to Junior football standouts Anthony last year," said Jones. "We have better consistent distance runner," McGrath­ Even though last night's game make decisions on people," said Fischer, Ventresca and Tim Jacobs di scard their freshman and three new coaches. Powell said. "Amy is coming off her best wa.~ a televised sell-out, it was not who still must make seven cuts to meet helmets and pads for sprinters Flats and "I just started training two weeks ago cross country season. She could take her the only thing Delawarians wanted the limit. "It hurts people who will be the 55 and 200 meter sprints, as they and I'm doing just as good as the rest of running to the next level." ,• to see. good down the road, and it also hurts our make up two thirds of Fischer's "speed the team," Jones said. In the shot put, senior Adriana Festa To really tell who's nwnber one depth." trio," along with junior Mark: Fields. Pogue missed her junior season and sophomore Stacey Price catapult in athletics, the two schools have to · The top of the track team starts in the Sophomores Khawand Blocker, Nick because of a knee injury, and returns on what McGrath- Powell calls "a v ery meet in treir prim my sport: football middle, where senior Marc Washington Condodina and Mike Querey look to the strength of the Delaware '400-meter strong unit." · Unfortunately, that will never leads a pack of middle distance runners bolster the team in the 400 meter run. outdoor record (57.30) she set in 1990. "Our throwing may be the strongest in happen because of the ultra­ that Fischer calls, "a deep group, one of In the field events, Fischer will enjoy " The last time Dionne and Connie the conference," said McGrath-Powell. Conservative Edgar N. Johnson. the best in years." having massive senior returnee Wade competed together was during their "We have a very solid core." · A few ago, Delaw~~e had years Along with Washington, Fischer Coleman around to compete in the 35- sophomore years," said Hens' coach Sue Festa, who holds the school outdoor 'a schedule opening for football points to .sophomores Steve Argentiero, pound weight throw. Last year Coleman McGrath-Powell. "Dionne excels more record in the discus ( 140- feet, 7 inches), :When William and Mary dropped Allen Wat and twins John and Lee qualified for the NCAA Championships, in the shorter sprints, and Connie is more is considered by McGrath-Powell to be the Hens from their schedule. Brannon as key runners in the 800 and as well as setting the school's indoor and of a 200 and 400-meter runner." one of the squad's most valuable assets. Was this the big chance for 1500 meter races. outdoor records. Along with the sprinting unit, which Delaw~~e and Del State to meet? "We look like a stronger group than see MEN page 14 also features returnees Robyn Neely, see WOMEN page 14 Maybe, but Johnson instead ~ to put Towson State, a team as mighty as the Laff Olympics . squad, "the Scooby Doobies,." on the schedule. Wouldn't a game against a • Hornet team that finished 9-2 this ! .season be more exciting than a : : ca1leSl with the lowly Tigers? ' I Oiled not answer-that questim. Wbrn I imaviewed Jotnsm last Helondovitch brings ::year about a possible gtidiron : : malch-up between the two schools, he emphatically stated that it was a ·matter of scheduling, and that spirit to swimming . DelaWITC had no room to fit in the ' Hane~s. By jason Sean Garber Anderson, captured the the Delaware He never Dlt'Dimed lhe William Anisrant Spath Editor team record in the 50-yard sprint :and Mary opening. I auess he A family that swims together, during her freshman year, swinuning ·, f~ wins toaether, or so Delaware it us24 seconds and 72 hundredths. · . The point of this column, believe swimmer Chris Helondovitch would After a stellar first year, . it or not, is not to tear apart Mr. think . Helondovitch took her sophomore : Johnson or criticize last niplt's While most college students year off to relax away from . game. . develop friendships that only last swimming. She is now looking to · Instead, I just Wlllll to make one during their stay at the university, relive her old glory. thing clear: People want to see Helondovitch has made more than "It was really awesome being a Delaware play Delaware Swc in friends on the Delaware swimming freshman and getting the record foolbalJ. and diving team. time," she said. "This year I am Last year, Jdnon said lhe two "The team is like a family because looking to do it again." teams would play if lhey bolh made we spend so much time together. You Her desire for the record has been the playoffs, becauto it would bo can look to everyone for advice and demonstrated this season by . IEhecllled u a bia mcnsy pme. help," Helondovitch said swimming the 50-yard race in 24.9 But who really williS to Wlillhll Helondovitch, who swims the 50- seconds against George Washington kq? yard and 100-yard races, started University, which is two-tenths off I wge Mr. Johnson to abandon swimming around age 7 at swim her best time. · his COMIIVIlive imap and do all clubs, she said While swimming is on an that he can to 8Ch1Wle a pme. Even tho11gh she started young, individual level for a good part, Tho players want it, the fans Helondovitch did not swim seriously Helondovitch feels the most . Wid it, Del. Stale Alhlecic Din:clor until 13, when she swam during the important part of the sport is the team : John Martin wants it and most winter. element. "The team supports your impmmlly, lhe ...., or Delaw~ "I guess when I first started ' WIIIISit swimming it started out as a fun iadividual drive. Team spirit is very Gee lbe pod. Mr. Jdnan? thirJ&, but then my competitive drive important- it keeps 1 team together took over," she said. "It is like an to work toward that one goal," she : Jeff Pearlman is an assistant · obleuion. I really love swimrnina." said. Helondovhch, who once swam So far the women's team haP' : ~dtlrof'lbeReview...... wr., Dlt ..,.,.,J under lbe tutel ... of fcJrmw Olympic O.rls Helondovltch holds the lchool record In the 50-yard free llyle ew~nl and Ia a;ndefeated In 1M1 .: 1Wimmer and record holder Sue Pitt- see SPIRIT page 14 14 • THE RmEW • December 6, 1991

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continued from page 13 continued from paae 13 Answers Coleman is joined in the field "The shot isn't even Adriana's by junior Randy Lambert and forte," said McGrath-Powell. "She senior Rob Graham, bolh of whom does very well with it, but it's a 1. David Woodley of the excel in the long jwnp. second event." Graham, who served as a team Price holds the school outdoor Miami Dolphins was the captain last season, set the record (43 feet, 11 1/2 inches), and youngest quarterback to Delaware indoor long jump record looks to set the indoor bench mark last year at 23 feet, 7 1/2 inches. as well. · start a Super Bowl. Lambert holds the outdoor mark at "Stacey has had a lot of success 24 feet, 4 1/4 inches, which he set in the shot," said McGrath-Powell. two years ago. "The two of them make us strong." 2. Nate "Tiny" Archibald "They should both go past the The high and long jumps are in was the smallest player to school record in indoors and the capable hands of senior Kelli outdoors," said Fischer. "They're Starr and juniors Pauline Dargis ever win the NBA scoring both good All-East candidates, and and Carmen Maueis. title. have an outside chance at the While McGrath-Powell is NCAAs." concerned about the improved After last year 's second place competition in the new conference, 3. Bernie Parent started his finish in the East Coast she believes Delaware is bolstered NHL career with the Conference, Washington ellpects to by skill in every event. challenge for a top spot in the "In some events we're preuy Boston Bruins. NAC. thin, but the person there is good," "I think we can be competitive ' she said. "We have quality in every with Northeastern," said event." THE HEAD Washington. " I won't predict a Jones added emphatically, "We SCRATCHER-Entertainer win, but we will finish in the top will win the conference." Bing Crosby owned the_ three." The Hens open their season The Hens open their indoor today in Annapolis, MD at the Pittsburgh Pirates. season tomorrow at the Navy Maximilllan Gretsch Navy Invitational. Invitational. Junior high jumper Bob Bechtold goes airborne in preparation for Saturday's opening meet at Navy. Castellanos echoed Hayman's praises On Deck Sports Trivia Spirit about Helondovitch and said, "Her mental attitude is pretty strong. For Up to Date Delaware Sports Every time she goes in (the meet], 1. Who started the first game of continued from page 13 she gives 100 percent. She is a very News Today the season at quarterback for the banded together with that team spirit strong swimmer. Her attitudes Oakland Raiders in 1980? to post a 2-1 record. psyches up other team members. She Call the Blue Hen Sportsline Women's track and Because of Helondovitch 's goes in every meet positive." field at Navy 2. Who was the backup to wirming drive her teanunates call her This year Helondovitch has yet to 451-8139 Delaware graduate Scott Brunner ~ 'The Wild Thing," Delaware be defeated by an opponent, Invitational, TBA. in 1983 for the New York Giants? swimming coach John Hayman said. drubbing the competition from Rider But what impresses Hayman is College, West Chester University 3. Who played goaltender for the Helondovitch's drive for success to and George Washington University. accomplish her goals- Philadelphia Flyers in their first Helondovitch said, "In swimming, Saturday " She is a real upbeat kind of girl DELAWARE LACROSSE CLUB game following the death of Pelle you are working toward a goal, and in competition. It is a nice once you get it, you have a sense of Men's basketball Undbergh? Mandatory Meeting for Members. atmosphere to train someone in. with accomplishment. Swimming is vs. Widener her attitude. She's got a nice challenging and rewarding. It is just THE HEAD SCRATCHER- Who New Members Welcome. University, 7:00 attitude," Hayman said. awesome." am Ill am a quarterback. In my "She needed a lot of work when Although many students search Meeting at 6 p.m. on Dec. 9 in p.m., Field House rookie year, the Detroit Uons she came in, but now every week her for good friends in their four years at Blue & Gold Room, 2nd floor Student Center. media guide listed me as being strokes get stronger," he added. school, Chris Helondovitch has "good back up material." "She's in pretty good shape to beat found friends and family on the Bring money for dues & t-shirts her record time." Delaware swimming and diving & bring Jersey for team photo. Men's and Sophomore teammate Kim team. Women's swimming and diving at Northeastern Sbarro Cafe Restaurant University, 4:00p.m. 93 E. MAIN STREET, NEWARK, DE • 731-2100

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