University of Delaware, Newark, DE Friday. May 22, 1981 Arts and Science requirements to chal)ge for all '82 freshmen By BETH FARRELL Arts and Science during their one, two, and three, and 15 A proposal to change junior or senior year, in addi hours of courses representing writing, foreign language, tion to E 110 during the at least two departments, in and mathematics re freshman year. A "C" must cluding a lab, for group four. quirements for students in the be earned in both courses. The addition of the fourth College of Arts and Science The foreign language re group is due to the formation was approved by the Arts and quirements can be fulfilled by of a new group two called Science Senate on Monday, completion of the in "The study of culture and in according to Dr. Peter Reese, termediate level course (112) stitutions over time.'' assistant dean of the College or satisfactory performance Dr. David Smith, chair of of Arts and Science. on a placement test. the College of Arts and Still awaiting approval is Students will also be re Science Educational Affairs the second half of the pro quired to earn a "C" in either Committee, said the new posal for group requirements a ealculus course or a course group requirements have which would require students which requires understan been restructured so that any in the College of Arts and ding of algebr~ and department in the college Science to take six more trigonometry, or a satisfac may submit courses to fulfill credits than is needed under tory performance on a place any group, as long as they the present group re ment test, in order to meet the criteria for the quirements plan. demonstrate mathematical group. Reese said this will be competence. If approved, the new groups voted on at the Senate's May The proposal on group re will be: 26meeting. quirements requires students • Group 1 "Analysis and ap If passed, the new re- - to complete 12 hours of preciation of the creative arts quirements will be in effect in courses, representing at least and humanities.'' the fall of 1982 under present two departments for groups (Continued to page_.) plans, according to Reese. It will affect all new incoming students in the College of Arts Student charges police and Science after it's in stituted. The approved proposal re Review photo by Michelle Robbins with 'excessive' force quires students to take a se CAUGHT IN THE SPOTLIGHT, James Taylor performs at the cond writing course, which By GEORGE MALLET -PREVOST following the alleged beating. Fieldhouse in a SPA-sponsored concert lost Tuesday night. may be offered by any A university student has fil According to Lt. Richard For more pictures and story. seep. 7. department in the College of ed a complaint with Universi Turner of the University ty Police saying he was un Police, Denlinger was fairly arrested and beaten resisting arrest and In early Friday May 15 during a vestigator Jack Lynn Restaurant sues to serve liquor party on the tenth floor of "probably had no choice but By MATT RADEMAKER Christiana West. to use force in getting hand According to John restaurant owner to be ex cuffs on him." Turner added The owners of New McDonald, executive director empted from the provisions Scott Denlinger ( BE81) England Pizza are calling on who was charged with that Lynn was the only officer of the Delaware Alcoholic on the ordinance since they who used his nightstick in the Superior Court to overturn a Beverage Control Commis were in the process of apply disorderly conduct and city ordinance which has resisting arrest, said he was incident. sion (ABCC), the commission ing to the ABCC but the plea Witnesses to the incident, prevented the restaurant will not accept a liquor was rejected in April, 1980. beaten "excessively" with from obtaining a license to · nightsticks when he refused however, said that as many license application unless it is The suit, filed for CBS by as three university police of serve alcoholic beverages. accompanied by a letter from Wilmington attornies Gerald to present his student I. D. to a CBS Foods, Inc., the owner University Police officer. ficers were beating Denlinger "the appropriate zoning Berkowitz and Robert B. with nightsticks at the same of the restaurant, has filed agency" stating that the Coonin, contends that the city Denlinger said he was not suit against Mayor William seriously injured. He did say, time. establishment meets all of the violated Article XIII of the Witnesses gave this ac Redd and the city council in "appropriate zoning re Delaware Constitution of however, that he was ex an effort to be excluded from periencing some discomfort count of the incident: Dei quirements.'' {Continued to page 3) inger was attempting to the provisions of a city or CBS Foods originally ob calm down David Kievit dinance passed last tained approval from the city (AG81) after Kievit had been February. The ordinance re planning department four That's all 'til the fall - arguing with an unidentified quires establishments to ob months prior to the passage woman. University Police of tain a "special use permit" of the "special use permit" ficers arrived and arrested from the council if its proper ordinance, but did not submit Kievit, who was becoming ty is within 200 feet of a their application to the ABCC loud. church, library, school, nurs board at that time. Denlinger then allegedly ing home, hospital, or a lot The CBS property is less stepped in saying that he zoned as "residential." than 100 feet away from the could calm Kievit down and Newark City Council denied closest border of the Calvary that the officers were not CBS a "special use permit" Baptist Church property on needed. One of the officers on April 28, 1980, thereby Delaware Avenue. Therefore (Continued to page .. ) preventing the restaurant the passage of the ordinance from obtaining a liquor on Feb. 11, 1980 placed CBS in license. violation of the local zoning CBS is permitted to reapply requirement, and the plann Announcement to the city for a special use ing board subsequently Attention Seniors: Caps permit" after 360 days, but withdrew its approval. and Gowns are now has not yet done so, according CBS's attornies made a available in the bookstore. They must be picked up by to Betty Stilts, City plea for a Grandfather Clause THE REVIEW YOU'RE HOLDING is the lost of the semester. Secretary. Friday, May 30. which would allow the We'll resume publishi mber.
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Here are a .few samples ·from the I list.· Prices shown are the prices we will pay. ANTON. Calculus with Analytic Geometry, Combined KAHANE. Logic and Contemporary Rhetoric, 3rd ed Edition (M 241) $14.00 (PHL 105) $5.00 BARRETT. Principles of Engineering Materials, KAHANE. Logic and Philosophy, 3rd ed (PHL 205) 9.00 1973 (MET 302) 13.50 KEETON. Biological Science, 3rd ed (B 207) 10.00 BEAUCHAMP. Ethical Theory and Business, 1979 KRAUSKOPF. Fundamentals of Physical Science, (PHL 200) 8.75 6th ed (SC 101) 13.00 BOCK. Modern Cultural Anthropology, 3rd ed (N~T 101) 5.50 LUCIANO. Human Function and Structure, 1978 (B 406) 11.25 CARBERRY. Foundations of Computer Science (CS 106) 9.00 l•IANSFIELD-:---P"rinciples ofMacroeconomics, 3rd ed, COLE. Animal Agriculture, 2nd ed (APS 101) 10.00 paperbound (EC 101) 5.00 EDWARDS. Modern Introduction to Philosophy, 3rd ed McCRIMMON. Writing With ~Purpose, 7th ed (E 110) 6.25 (PHL 102) 9.00 McQUADE. Popular Writing in America, 2nd ed (E 110) 5.50 HALLIDAY. Fundamentals of Physics, 2nd ed (PS 207) 14.00 ROBERTSON. Sociology, 2nied, 1981 (SOC 101) 9.50 HETHERINGTON. Child Psychology, 2nd ed (PSY 325) 10.25 SIENKO. Chemistry, 5th ed (C 105) 10. 75 HILGARD~ Introduction to Psychology, 7th ed(PSY 201) 9.50 STINE. Biosocial Genetics, 1977 . : 9.50 HORN. The Second Skin, 3rd ed (TDC 113) 9.50 TUBBS. Human Communication, 3rd ed (COM 255) 7.00 HUTCHINSON. Money-:-Bilnking and the!:!_.~. Economy 4th ed (EC 302) 9.50 All other books will be purchased at wholesale market value if they are current editions and listed in our buyer's catalog. *provided purchase quotas are not exceeded May 22, 1981 • THE REVIEW • Pog~ 3 r~------~ ~ ~w ~ ... A Pencader J resident possession and intent" to was arrested Sunday after deliver I..SD and psilocybin a search of his room turned mushrooms, and posses up quantities of LSD, and co sion of methaqualone. He caine, among other drugs, was arraigned at according to Newark Police. Magistrate Court 10 and Police said that they ar released on a $1,500 bond. rested Anthony Beron In an apparently (BE84), 18, at around 10 unrelated incident, Tip to police a.m. Sunday after receiv- Newark Police, again ac . ing a tip that Beron might ting on a tip, entered a be dealing the drugs. Dickinson C room last Thursday and found an leads to drugs, Found in his room in ad estimated $900 worth of dition to the l.SD and co marijuana, hashish, co caine was some hashish, caine, methaqualone, student.arrest methaqualene (Quaa various pieces of drug ludes) and psilocybin paraphernalia and about mushrooms, according to 1200 capsulesof stimulants police. Although they did not such as caffeine. say in what quantities each As of Wednesday, police drug was found, one officer had been unable to locate estimated that they would be the resident. His name is worth $1,000. being withheld pending his Beron was charged with arrest. - ~ ~ ... New~------' England Pizza denied license (Contln....t trom _~-. l tle, Kent and Sussex counties. plan, the ordinance was pass- 1897. With the exception of those ed at a time when the Newark The Article permits the city in Wilmington, the General Police were cracking down on government to restrict the- Assembly has never submit- the unlawful consumption of sale of alcoholic beverages ted the question of licensing, alcoholic beverages. only after the measure has restricting or prohibiting the Complaints from nearby been passed by the General sale of alcoholic beverages to home owners about noise and Assembly and approved by a the voters of New Castle litter prompted the Council to majority of the voters in the County, the suit adds. pass the ordinance, Lapata appropriate district, the suit According to Coonin, the said. The motive behind the states. plantiffs are seeking a court ordinance was to "try to In addition, the suit claims order called a Writ of Man- regulate the proliferation of that there are only four damus to require the city to the sale of alcohol near areas districts in the state that are certify that there is no zoning of the city that are zoned permitted to restrict or violation. They say this is the residential." From the Director of 'Pretty license the sale of alcoholic only adequate remedy. When asked if the or Baby' and 'Atlantic City'. beverages, according to the According to Roy Lapata, dinance had achieved its end, Louis Malle's constitution. They are the city director of the planning Lapata said, "It's too early to "LACOMBE, LUCIEN" of Wilmington, and New Cas- department which drafted the say."
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HOW TO GET AN· OF, FICE JOB, only $3.95! .. 20°/o OFF SALE ON SELECTED ITEMS I·------~------~------1 0 Yes, rush my Sometime ago we received a letter from a lady aaylng Friday Saturday Arid ... she had a son In a hospital In another State, and "I sure am HAPPY HOUR - 4 p.m. to ? Deer DANCE - "Spring Dance Con FILM - "American Pop." 7:30 worried about my son - I hear he has went against God Park Tavern. Sponsored by the Mor cert." 8:15p.m. Mitchell Hall. Spon p.m. and 9:30p.m. Castle Mall King. and I am so worried I can't sleep or eat." (lady, "has went" tarBoard. sored by U of D Theatre. $3, general Is bad grammar but It Is o.k. with me for your statement Is DANCE - "Spring Dance Con admission; $1.50, students. FILM- "Elephant Man." 7:15p.m. cert." 8:15p.m. Mitchell Hall. Spon and 9:30p.m. Castle Mall Queen. understandable and I know what you are talking about,· sored by U of D Theatre. $3, general VIDEOTAPE - Advanced Televi and that Is the main thing. There are multitudes that admission; $1 .50, students. sion Production (Com 435) . 1 p.m . 100 FILM- "Caveman." 7:20p.m. and Kirkbride. 9 p.m. Chestnut Hill I. sympathize with you, and we asked all such to offer a DANCE - "International Folk Dan prayer for you and your son.) cing." 7:30p.m. to 10 :30 p.m. Mirror COFFEE HOUSE- The Ark. 8:30 FILM - "Stir Crazy." 7: 15 p.m. and However, I know of great numbers who have sons and Room, Hartshorn Gym. Sponsored by p.m. to 11 p.m. Collins Room, Student 9:15p.m. Chestnut Hill II. the Folk Dancing Club. Center. This week's performer - daughters that have "went against God" that are not FILM- " Private Benjamin." 6:30 worried or troubled. In fact, there are many who "have DANCE - 8 p.m . to midnight. Allen Shatley. Sponsored by the Cor p.m. and 10 p.m. " Hearts of the Daugherty Hall. Sponsored by nerstone Christian Fellowship. West." 1:15 p.m. Friday and Satur went against God" along with ·their sons and daughters, Delaware Gay Community. $2 dona day. "Lacombe, Lucien." 7 p.m. maybe as chaperons, paying the expenses, board and tion. For information call 738-8066 or "Madame Rosa." 9:30 p.m. Sunday lodging and furnishing money for 'fire-water,' and fine and 764-2208. Sunday and Monday. State Theatre. high-powered autos to make better time as they "went GATHERING - " Avoiding the GATHERING- "Silent Worship." EXCURSION - Bus trip to Atlantic against God!" Sad to say, often they have to pick up tabs Summer Slump" 7 p.m. Ewing Room, 10 a.m. United Campus Ministry, 20 City Boardwalk. Bus leaves 7 a.m. and for wrecks, doctor, hospital and even funeral bills. Thank Student Center. Sponsored by the Orchard Rd. Sponsored by Newark returns after midnight. June 23. God the devil has not gotten you to the place where you Campus Friends Meeting. Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship. Departure from Alison Hall circle can observe such things and conduct without being MEETING - "Organizational." 6 (across from Student Center). $10 NOTICE - R .S.A. rented p.m. 303 Student Center. Sponsored by round trip. Sponsored by Delaware terribly worried and troubled: In this connection would refrigerators will be picked up. Have the Gay Student Union: For informa HQ.me Economics Association. In call your attention to the 9th chapter of Ezekiel. them cleaned and ready to do. tion call 738-8066 or 764-2208. formation, call Laurie at 738-8711. This lady's worry and trouble calls to mind some of my own worry and trouble: It Is about my Uncle, MY DEAR UNCLE SAM! ALAS! ALAS! HE, TOO, "HAS WENT *********************~ AGAINST GOD!" Why, he won't let his little school children pray to God qr read God's Book in the place of ~ _ CONGRATULATIONS ' ! NEED MONEY? learning. Uncle Sam forbids them asking The Creator of Heavens and Earth, the Universe and all things, for their GET CASH "dally bread,'' to "deliver us from evil" - no wonder the t TO THE NUMBER ONE : devil Is catching so many of them. Mrs. John Wesley for anything at taught her boys John and Charles their letters and to read ~ * by using the first chapter of The Bible, God's Book. Those two boys did not turn out so bad! It sure seems to me that t WOMEN'S LACROSSE TEAM : COUNTRY STORE dear old Uncle Sam "has went against God!" t BUZZ : 140 E. Cleveland Ave. P.O. EOX 405 DECATUR, GEORGIA 30031 . * 737-9825 ~~···················· $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$C$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$!r· · * . : I: DON'T SELL THOSE BOOKS! i: ~ : ! WHY SELL OUT FOR 50% NOW i * ... I A L p H A p H I 0 M E G A WHEN YOU CAN GET 75% IN I : NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY SEPTEMBER. : : : ! • , OF THE 4, 000+ BOOKS ! ~ · ~ REGISTERED, OVER 80% i ! SOLD. ! * ... ! ALL INCOMING . FRESHMAN ! * ... I ,SEPTEMBER 1-18 ARE INFORMED ABOUT THE i ! MONDAY THRU FRIDAY APO BOOK EXCHANGE. SO, ! !* 10:00-5:00 ·BRING THOSE BOOKS UP TO !* ~ KIRKWOOD ROOM THE KIRKWOOD ROOM. ~ * ... ! STUDENT CENTER BUILDING ! * - ~ ... * ... * * * * * *0- * ... !* - FOR INFO CALL 738-2484 i... *~ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.$$$$$$$$$$$.$$$$$.$.$$$$. .$$$$$$$$$$$$l$$$t$.$9$9$.$$$$$ $ $$$$$$$$$$$$.$.$$$$$$$$$.$$$$ Page 6 • THE REVIEW • May 22, 1981 -.aditoriai--~~~----- JUSf Jeers As another school year draws to a close, we, the sell appointed guardians of the university, would like to con gratulate this year's recipients of the annual Fupped Duck Awards. The winners were chosen, after heated debate among our staff, to recognize those who hove helped to make our life here more mise'rable. And the deserving ore: The administration has won this year's TRIPLE CROWN AWARD for their part in a three-fold plan designed to frustrate any students involved in university life. THE DAVID STOCKMAN AWARD was also given to the ad ministration for denying student groups needed funding. After a strong showing of interest in student support, the administration overwhelmingly defeated the activities fee last fall, leaving most student organizations to fend for themselves. The administration also successfully captured the WATERGATE REVISITED AWARD for its hazy account of its =====~readers respond~==~~~] involvement in the Sig Ep episode. And also the prolonged indecision on this year's Com mencement site which prevented a national speaker from JT: good effort,·bad ·sound being invited should not go without mention. man him.self, as well as to those of us who paid . The STRANGE BUT TRUE AWARD goes to Edith Anderson To the Editor: This letter is in reference to Tuesday night's ·$9~50 to :sit in a virtual echo chamber for two · this year for refusing to allow graduating nursing students James Taylor concert, held at the fieldhouse. and a half hours~ who wished to corry candles in their pinning ceremony Mr. Taylor put out a great deal of effort to I applaud the Student Program Associa because she feared a fire. The decision come even after the make the concert exciting and enjoyable, but, tion's effort to bring quality entertainment to state fire marshall granted permission. Anderson recom unfortunately, the archaic conditions under the univ.er5ity, bUt it seems ridiculous to ex- mended that the students carry penlight flashlights instead. which he was forced to perform kept him from pect anyone to perform, or for that matter How sentii)Htntol. succeeding. . view a performance, under such ·horrendous Aside from the fact that the audience was conditions. There is, however, an alternative. . Security stole this year's SOUND OF SILENCE award for · rude and unresponsive, the lighting was terri The football .stadium, which would be a their extensive effort to publicize the changes in campus ble, and the acoustics were so bad that even perfect place for an outdoor concert, especial parking lot restrictions. Unbeknownst to Christiana Mr. Taylor could not hear himself sing. The ly at this time of the year, is virtually unused residents, restricted parking in the tower's gold lot has result was that most of his songs came out throughout the spring semester. been extended from five days a week to seven. sounding like a jumbled mixture of echoes and It seats more people than could ever be reverberations. Through no fault of the artist seated in the fieldhouse, is built to minimize Student groups were not without their share of awards. or his band, the entire production gave the im crowd control problems, and is much less of a pression of being completely amateurish. fire hazard than is the fieldhouse. The Resident Student Association (RSA) and the Given the magnitu RSA concentrated its efforts this year in a 'prevalent com pus issue; to convince the dining halls to substitute egg Officer's stability possibly misinterpreted salad for the drought-depleted peanut butter. What more could the student body ask for? To the Editor: Kowalski was not allowed to Thus, the City had to weigh On April 29, 1981 your work extracurricular jobs. I the potential harm to its We would like to be able to point out the innovative publication printed an article informed your reporter that citizens and could not, measures that DUSC has undertaken in the lost semester, about Officer Kowalski. I was when the matter was first in without a psychiatric evalua but we couldn't think of any. not aware of the contents of vestigated, there were suffi tion, take the risk. this article until recently, as cient facts to cause the City to be concerned about the After the City Manager's ======~announcement======culatedthe publication to my isoffice not. Un-cir stability of any officer who decision in this case, Officer fortunely, a portion of your conducted himself as Kowalski had a psychiatric Summer Bookstore Hours are as follows: June 1 to article might be misinter Kowalski allegedly did. Fur evaluation which satisfied the preted as implying that I ther, I informed your City that he could function as August 29- 8 a.m. to 4:30p.m. Monday through Friday. a police officer without Hours will be extended until 7 p.m. on June 8 through June believed Officer Kowalski r~porter that under recent 11 for summer session rush. The bookstore will be closed for was "unstable". U.S. Supreme Court cases, a restrictions, which has in fact inventory from June 25 through June 30. I was asked by your city could be held liable for occured. reporter why Officer the conduct of its employees. Thomas G. Hughes The Review- University, city repress outdoor concert Vol. 105, No. 59 NeW"ork. OE Friday, May 22, 1981 Koren McKelvie I would like to thank the university and the campus at 6 p.m. on a Saturday night. Editor John Chambless Cindy Scolzodonno city of Newark for doing everything in their These inexplicable difficulties lead me to Managing Editor Business Manage ~ power to wreck the success of the "PreExam believe that the "powers that be" in this town Michelle Robbins Jonin ~ Joquet . Sulll!nCohen Jam." The event, held Saturday, May 16 feel that whenever college age people get Executive Editor Editorial Editor Advertising Director behind Sharp Hall, was organized by students together to enjoy themselves, things are News Editor_s ...... •...... •.....• • . .... Terri Ap-pling. Ted Caddell, Tom lowry, Barbara Rowland for students and featured a variety of people bound to get out of control. They should look at who performed for nothing but a good time. the lack of problems caused by the "Pre im~:~~~r ·: :::: :::::::::::~ ::::::::::::::::::: ~ ::~ ::::::.::: .. ::::::::::::: :: ~ :: ::::::::: :::::: :::: :::::::: :::::::::: ~ ::. s~::t1~~i~~~; But, as usual, the university managed to create Exam Jam" as a positive example that Ass~stont Features ~ditors .....•...... • ~ ...... •...... Barb londskroener, Alan Spooner "' Ass•stont Sports Ed1tor ...... •...... •...... • ..•...•••...... Neal Williamson some interesting obstacles for both the students can have a perfectly legal good time Anistant Copy Editors ...... •...... •••. . .. .•...... Vanessa Lotito, David West. organizers and performers involved. on their own. ~::~:~~:·E·~~~i.~~; 6~;~.;~; ·· ·.··.· ~· ·.'·.· ·: ·.' ·.··.··:~··:: ·.' ·.··: ·.'·.'·.' ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.'·.' ·. ·.' ·.'·.' ·. ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.'·.': ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.'·.' ·.' ~· ·.' ·.' ·.' ·.'·.' ~:~:\~~E~~ First of all, the outdoor jam, held out on the And since outdoor 'performances are Staff Writers ...... Carolyn Peter, :lonna Brown, 'Debbi't Frankel. Mall in years past, could not be held out there organized every year at this time, the Graphics .... . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · : · .. · ...... Ed Bock roth this year. Secondly, the event got off to a late authorities should consider a policy of Published tw.ice weekly during the academic year aftd once wei"kly du.·mg Winte;-SE u1on by the student start and ran overtime, only to be shut down "benign neglect" and step in only if they are body of the University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware. 19711 . · Editorial and business offi ce ot Suite 8-1 Student Center. Phone 738-2771 , 738-2772, 738-277~ . Business by the authorities for "noise complaints." I needed. .. hours 10 a .m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. was not aware of a noise problem on central Robert C. Forney Jr. ------~------ ~~~~= et cetera ======::=:~=====M~o~y~2~2,~1~98~1~•~T~H~E~R~EV~I~EW=•~P~og~e==7 - Fieldhouse audience loves ]ames Ta lor's work By JOHN CHAMBLESS misgivings (peering into the For a generation that grew crowd and commenting "I up with James Taylor's mus can't hear a word you're say ic (or at least their older ing ... I can't hear a word I'm brother's and sister's saying" and "Lord, what an albums) last Tuesday night's echo" during the evening) his concert was a bit of a voice and musicianship were homecoming. at their usual standard of ex Taylor's uncanny ability to cellence. perform every one of his Arriving promptly at 8 p.m. songs as if he was addressing to loud applause and cheer it straight to you has ing, Taylor grinned, snapped garnered him two genera a picture of the crowd with an tions of fans, and has elevated instamatic, and started into him from the status of early "You can Close Your Eyes" 1970s folk singer to being an as shouts of recognition almost legendary 1980s pop spread through the audience. superstar. Then, proving that James Taylor can even sing about pigs and still sound polished in concert and heartfelt, he proceeded to Taylor and entourage sing a song about a pet pig, (Waddy Wachtel, Leland Mona. · Sklar, Rick Marotta, et al) On "Wandering," Taylor managed to infuse . T~ylor ' s was incoqspicum;sly _joined warmth and smooth exper by backup singer& Arnold Me.; tise, even in the cavernous Culler and David Lasley, who providec;l p~rfect, seamless Fieldhouse, to a slightly rain- - . Review photo by Michelle Robbins soaked but enthusiastic near~ harmoni~s to Taylor's velvet capacity Tuesday night vocals. ' ' JAMES TAYLOR AND BAND Waddy Wachtel (guitar). Peter Asher (percussion), Rick crowd. Taylor then moved into Marotta (drums). Lelon~ Sklar (bass). Arnold McCu'.'er and David Lasley (backing vocals) Despite Taylor's own "Sweet Ba James" and Da_n Dugmore (guttar) perform lost Tuesday night before a capacity Fieldhouse shrieks of ran crowd. , ·· ', - · · the crowd. He was · jo~~d.. b~-, port that comes only. from the ' ?.stand and Fight" from 'his ' Dan Dugmore on steel guitar, long hours of work they have newest album, "Dad Loves and, as he b~gan "Riding on a shared in the studio and on His Work." Railroad," his full band join- the road. They perform "Up on The Roof"' brought ed him on stage. flawlessly, with a genuine af- enthusiastic applause from Reknowned session men fection for their music and an ~continued to page 10l Waddy Wachtehon guitar, , obvious liking for Taylor t.etand Sklar on bass, Rick himself. Marotta on drums and Billy "How Sweet it is (to be Lov Payne on keyboards gave (of ed by You)" featured an ex course) a solid, rpolished tended improvised. rap from backbone to Taylor's guitar. Taylor as the band played Although the increased along behind him, something number of instruments mud- he included in quite a few of died the sound somewhat, the the songs throughout the individual expertise of the evening. musicians couldn't be Moving from a properly dampened. The band provid- tongue-in-cheek cover of ed a driving power behind Hank Williams' "Hey Good most of the evening's songs, Lookin"' Taylor performed knowing just when to relax his quietly introspective and let Taylor handle most of "Walking Man" and then Review photo by Terry Bialas a song, and also when to supp- moved to newer material J.D. SOUTHER makes a surprise appearance Tuesday ly a fresh, powerful backing. with "l;Iard Times" and a night to sing "Her Town Too" with Taylor. The band has a natural rap- powerful, rocking version of JAMES TAYLOR University Theatre 36 W. CLEVELAND AVE. Presents NEWARK, DE. A 737-8848 Come To Daffy Deli Spring For Good Quality Food Dance At Low, Low Prices. SUBS - STEAKS & r->or7' ,. / Concert NEW YORK STYLE Friday, May 22 PIZZA Saturday, May 23 8:15p.m., Mitchell Hall For your convenience: from 5/21-5/30 University of Delaware Open 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Ticket information: 302-738·2204. Good Luck.an.your.Finals. c (Q" Ill en • -1 :I: m ;lC m < m :E • ~ c "< 1-.) ,1-.J en..0 Parting shots . • • In keeping with the theme of commence concedes on election night in Washington. ment, we look back over the past few years. Middle left, a five;- alarm fire at the Memories of victories and defeats, good Newark Chrysler plant sent over 300 times and bad. volunteer firemen to fight it for several Left, Anne Brooking, named most hours before bringing it under control. valuable player on the women's lacrosse team hugs Linda Detar after they won the Bottom left, a man slides through one of national championship on Mav 16. the many caves that the Spelunking Club Above Governor Pete duPont gives the has explored over the years. football team a send-off last year on their Bottom right, Carol Arnold, who was one way to New Mexico and a national title. of 52 runners to carry the Olympic Torch to Below, Former President Jimmy Carter Lake Placid for the 1980 Winter Qlympics. , __ May 22, 1981 • THE REVIEW • Page 9 -c.. ~ > .....1 0- ->< Page 10 • THE REVIEW • May 22. 1981 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·Foley's latest defines new sound I • By DONNA BROWN Jones and brings unexpected She threw out her war • Cont"ct Lenses : results . paint, .....------. Though the Clash have and her birth control pills, : Care Products : always shown structural and "She's not gonna pick up • • musical diversity, their lyrics emotional bills. • All 95 • are pretty central- Special - ergan $4 • revolution, equality, etc. It's Drama is Foley's strong • Clean-N-Soakit Prep Pak • a great accomplishment that suit, and while it fails on the · not only have they done a decidedly esoteric "My • • good job producing Foley, but Legionnaire" and "The : Banner Optical Co. : the volume of songs they Death of the Psychoanalyst of : downtown Newark 368-4004 : wrote for her are sympathetic Salvador Dali,'' it works with and intelligent. the housewife fantasy of •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "Theatre of Cruelty" and "The Shuttered Palace" self-sacrifice of "In the Kill establishes the cabaret-like ing Hour" (all Strummer mood of Foley's expansive, Jones tunes). smooth vocals and the Euro Foley is more androgynous ~omen~ ELLEN FOLEY-"SPIRIT pean feel of the songs' setting. on the rockers "M.P.H." and Confidential OF ST. LOUIS" (Epic NJE The other major writer her own magnificent "Phases 111edical center Service 36984) here is the mysterious Clash of Travel." She is just as birth free ,. outpatient Those who remember cohort Tymon Dogg, and his much at home belting out control early detection abortion Foley as the steamy ac work is amazing. "Beautiful these as she is in the delicate companying vocalist on Waste of Time" and warbling of "How Glad I counseling pregnancy testing facility Meatloaf's "Paradise by the "indestructable" are truly Am." With such diversity in Dashboard Light," are in for lovely and suit Foley's writing, style and accompani (215) 265-1880 a surprise from this multi dramatic romance perfectly. ment (Clash, Blockheads), 20 mfnutes from Philadelphia range torch singer. Her se He also penned the emotional "Spirit of St. Louis" is an in DeKALB PIKE AND BORO LINE ROAD cond album is produced by ly accurate female point of triguing amalgam with both KING OF PRUSSIA PA 19406 Clash leaders Joe Strummer view of a break-up in "Game pop hooks and spiritual and (boyfriend) Mick of a Man": , maturity. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . .. .James Taylor at Fieldhouse : Jim~y's Dipef ."' : (Continued from page 7) again solo, singing Althougl;l marred a bit by a • Try our delicious ·home ·"cooked. meals. : ' the crowd, which turned into "Blossom" and then ~oving bad guitar hook-up early in screams and a standing ova into a sensitive version of the song, it emerged as a : We have both quality and quantity at: tion as Taylor strummed the "Millworker..'~ from his strong version, prominently : reasonable prices. Everybody meets at : opening notes of his classic "Flag" LP. featuring Marotta's drums "Fire and Rain." The song "Steamroller," which has and more vocal improvisa • Jimmy's Diner. • was greeted with rapt atten grown from a relatively short tion from Taylor. ~" tion," few audience members tune to an extended in Returning with his rather . singing along, and ended with concert jam, featured each . impressive line-up for a final • 137 E. Main St.- · " -= -• an · ovation as Taylor and · band member in turn as bow, Taylor encored with a : . Newark, 368-8338 : band left the stage for a short Taylor improvised lyrics bet-· solo version of "You've Got a •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• break. ween the solos. The crowd Friend," probably "our After the break, Taylor was came to its feet as Taylor ef special song" to more couples fortlessly pulled lyrics out of the world over than any other the air and strummed along tune ever written. Quietly and to the band behind him, br sensitively singing the often inging the song to a powerful requested and often finish. performed tune, Taylor slow S o n g w r i t e r I m u s i ed occasionally to allow the cian/vocalist John David crowd to sing along on the Souther made a surprise ap choruses and, with a final pearance to perform a vocal wave, he left the stage. duet with Taylor on "Her Town Too," Taylor's latest Although he is often his single. The crowd cheered maligned by the music press at the unexpected news, and for his adherence to the eagerly supported Souther as "Taylor Formula," Taylor's he took lead vocals on his own smooth mastery of music is hit, "You're Only Lonely." unquestionable and certainly Souther remained to per has brought him a long way form his "Faithless Love" since his first album in 1968. with Taylor, and then left the Sold-out concerts and stage as Taylor and band million-selling albums aside, kicked into a rocking version Taylor has remained a per of "Your Smiling Face," sonable performer with a again bringing the crowd to sincere love for the music he its feet. Standing on chairs, is producing and the audience clapping and singing along, which listens to him. For 13 the audience matched even years, he has been doing what the band's energy. he loves to do and Moving from an up-tempo simultaneously speaking the version of his sunny "Mex emotions .of two generations ico," Taylor then played his of fans. And you can't argue classic "Country Road." with that. ------·i We'll miss you! TUESDAY NITE: soc OFF I . ON ANY LG. PIZZA W/THIS I Neal, Vanessa, Pink, I COUPON. I l______o~~r~~~e_:~~_:!l_:_~~------1 Michelle, Ted. Good Luck! ------ May 22, 1981 • THE REVIEW • Page 11 The Review Classified ' Send your ad to us with B-1 Student Center payment. Rates: $1.00 tbr first N_e_w~rk, DE 19711 Classifieds 1owords, then s~ a worCI. Need a new pair of clogs? How about a f29 Summer Seasonal Rentals. DEWEY Female roommate needed to share apart Jenny, Thanks for being such a gr~t friend. pair of your choice from Eskil's Clog Shop BEACH. Garage Loft - sleeps 5. Bathroom ment in Avalon N.J . Good prices &location. I'm going to miss you if I transfer. I'll write. announcements for only $25. Call Paula 366-9213. with shower, limited kitchen facilities. $2300 Call 738-1374 or 1437. Good luck in Geo. and have a happy b-day on for season plus utilities. $200 Security v, PAPERMILL APT. TO SUBLET FOR the 13th. "Jill Buc, Thanks for bei"l! such a PRESTO " POPCORN NOW" HOT AIR buddy. I'm going to miss you too. I'll never SUMMER HOUSING AVAILABLE. Delta POPCORN POPPER WITH BUTTER Deposit Required. 2 Room apartment - SUMMER WITH OPTION TO RENT IN Tau Delta. $75/month. 158 S. College Ave. MELTER DAVE IN 212,366-9196. sleeps 4. Bathroom with Shower. Full kit FALL. FULLY FURNISHED- BEST OF forget ·the waterfights or the popcorn. Try 366-9120. chen facilities. $3200 for season plus utilities. FER. CALL SUE 45+-1590. hard ln the marathon. Barrie (Hope to see Double bed, complete. $100. Call 738-3709 $300 Security Deposit Required. Call (302) you at QB some Saturday), Lynn (You're a Cubed 3 Gravity 2/C equals Energy " or" 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES NEEDED TO (days) or 738-7112 (eves.) 734-7858or67~3. super roommate and a super person), Vaccum. Cubed 3 vaccum 2/C X 3 or? equals '67 VW. Good engine, poor body- needs work SHARE >,it PAPERMILL STARTING IN Renee, Alane, John, Dave, and rest of you 1 particle. Prove me wrong Professor. HOUSE FOR RENT ' BDRM 2 bth. CLOSE SEPTEMBER-CALL SUE .s4-1590. $350. Call Rich 731-4732. guys-GoodLuck! JeMy . William Andrew McWatters, 1118 Blair TO CAMPUS. PRICE NEGOTIABLE. CALL APARTMENT FURNITURE CHEAP! JOHN 738-1431. ONE OR TWO ROOMMATES FOR FUR Michele, There 1a so much to say but we will Court, Newark, DE 19711, United States of NISHED TOWNE COURT APT. HBO, America and so on. Beds, SOFABED, pots and pans, WICKER College Park, 3 Bdrm Townhouse w/AC always have time to look back. All I can say FURNITURE, everything to fill your Apart STEREO INCL. WILL PAY PART RENT now is that it has been an lnterelting and JAMAICA or SAN JUAN this summer! Do units. $330/MO + uW. June to Aug. Call Sue, FOR SUMMER. CALL DOUG 366-04J17. ment. All quality goods. Everything must 738-11681. crazy life. I'm glad you have alway• been it! Best Package on U of D Campus. Call 737- go! Call Mickey 731-1392. STARTING JUNE >,it of 2 bedroom Park thereto share It with me. Love, Beth. 4424 for info. students • Furnished Rooms - Comfortable, Place apartment avallable. Well furniahed, SURGICAL SCRUBSHIRTS! Reg. $17.00 on convenient. Avallable May 15. Reaervations Dave, These past three years would not have SLEEPING BAGS - Highest quauty - ly $8,00. Pants too! 366-9227. Blaine good roommate, reasonable rent. Call Tom, been the same without you. I'm looking for order direct from factory- SAVE at LEAST now for summer and fall term. West Main 737-8485. '72 Toyota Corolla St. Wgn., 4 sp. AMIFM street Rodney. Meal ticket suggested ward to more gO!Id times to come. 50% DuPont Dacron HollofU - Triple Layer near SUBLET lp(a OF TWO BEDROOII( TOWNE radio, 30 Mpg highway, high mlleage but but Remember • Grin,_it makes J)e(lple wonder Insulation. Callm-442•. light cooking permitted. Utllitia and COURT PAT. VERY CHEAP RENT (AP· what you're up to. The roses, die, bat tbe ruiUI well, Reg. gas, needs new tires, askln& Parking. Do you Dare to FLY! HAN~UDING PROX. f85) (NEGOTIABLE). NO lEASE thought never does. Love, Beth. U100, call Mark 738-8495 (W), m...ao (h). FURNISHED TOWNE COURT APART· classes forming. Reaerve early for a HIGH OR DEPOSIT. CALL 731-7244. To all Ill)' aenlor baddia, Thanks f~ an ex TIME. Call RICH 737~ . Bunk Bed, Universtty Approved. PI or best MENT AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER. offer. 739-1041. REDUCED RENT 731-7087. HOUSEMATES DESIRED FOR SPACIOUS citing life at U. of D. It has been ~t. Y• JOBS! SELL FOOTBALL PROGRAMS HOMEY ABODE, CADDY .CORNER TO all are Invited back to .11ne of the bi8gell BEFORE GAMES NEXT YEAR. CALL Honda 197' CB125 Ex. Cond. Adult owned. · Roommate wanted for PaperMill Apartment PURNELL. SCREENED IN POACH, ·taUcates ever at the first bomtt -focldld DIANE, 738-1863. $500. 738-4396. June- August. Call Chris or Pu at 3A-1661 WASHER,, DRYER, FULL KITCHEN game.· Jr's, SR'S, GRAD'S, PRO'S - Needed CARPET: green excellent condition, fits after5. FACILITIES, LAWN FOR SUNBATHING, ROSE -'Forgive us for not showing oaFI'icbar THREE COMPATIBLE FEMALE East Campus double. Beth (-..9231) Two IIOIUIIDoking female roommates wanted DRIVEWAY AND STIMULATING AT· night. It was oar own irresponltblUt:yead-. . HOUSEMATES, DEVON: RESIDENTIAL, TWEED RUG TO FIT ANY HARRINGTON, for Towne Court apartment. Available .1WD- MOSHPERE. IF INTERESTI!!D CALL aolutely n:o reflection on you. We've mlae4 QUITE NICE, 1 MILE FROM ~AMPUS, GILBERT OR RUSSELL DOUBlE. WALL mer and/or ICbool year. CallSuzaone at 731- WOMEN.'SCOOP at381-llll. the long talka and gO!Id tiiM8 - shand lul FOR SUMMER AND/OR FALL. W/AC TOWALL . CALL J .B. 316-8220. 4HII. FURN"ISHED OAKTREE APT. year. Maybe we can do • better job.at year HOUSE PRIVILEGES & UTILITIES IN 8x9 RUST RUG .. CALL TERRY IN 211.-.. DESPERATE! 2 people needed to sublet ful- AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER. 737-41114. - -you In stone Harbor - LOVE, ·illllf ... CLUDED. $-150/,PMTH. CALL 744-IOS& 92801!12119. ly furniabed PaperMill apt. Jun&- August. lp(a of J bedroom TOWNE COURT APT. Bem (DAY) 738-5177 (EVE). WETSUIT • U.S. Divers Small, Nylon 2, t851peaonlrno. 731-4230. available for the IIUDIIIIer, poalble next-fall M.m • NEQ (Allaa fellow " foe.-"> The University of Delaware Emergency jacket and bibbed pants fits approximately 2 bedroom Foxcroft Apt. for Sublet. Furnish- abo. eall737.aM2. Thanlt for beiag super I'OOIDDUites • pat Care Unit would like to congratulate the 125lbll. $125.00 call Lars at '138-8731. eel. Pool. 5 minutes from Campus. 7SIH0111. .--F:::E:;:.MA~:::IE::.:::,:R=.:OO=-MM::-:-A::-:TE=--:w::::ANTE==D-=FO=R frieDda. We all lhared lc learned • lat a. following members on their graduation, and SUBLET SUMMER: FOXCROFT APT: OOED HOUSE. PRIVATE ROOM. WAU{- year. Get .p.)'Ched for Sealore 117, Jim~~~W thank them for their cledlcation over the 1980 Sulek Le Sabre Convertible. Belt offer Buffet 6 Sun lc sand! NQ ·HAPPY 218t. ttN550 DAY m-4411 AFT.II P .M. Cable TV, Pool, A/C, Oose to campus; Call ·JNG DISTANCE. AVAILABLE 1111 . years: anytime 737-0123. tf3.'NMONTH. CALL STEVE m-7113. Day In ONE l{IONTH!! (YOU've waJW S DAVE BOMGERDNER FOR SAlE: One three cuhioned gold aofa. yrs for yow- Ill, penpnal). ~ Y• baiii JOSE BRADY tzO. Call Jolin or Tom at Jl&.niS. Sublet- J bdrm Towne Court ,\pt. Furnish- Avallable: a-n lnbouefouammer.116S. MMW . edAC,June-Sept.CaU7Jl.$U. Chapel Street. tiO/moalh lc utiUties. PhMe LARRY JONES FOR SALE: Furniture, aofa, chalrl, tables. Jeff Rugen, OliVe Dorwart, Joanne Funt. DEE LEVINSON Call.,.... Summer Sublet or Takeover Laue. 1 731-J187orm.esos. · and aoo Beanr - As the am ...... _ CfNDY MARUCCI ~TowneCoartNec . nt..u&. 1 I'OOftUII8te needed far Rowboue on · -beeS of Delta Bong Delta we willa ,_ BRUCE PORTER For Sale: Bunk Bed - Ideal for Pencader a-. Belt offer. Call .,._lat. ROMMMATE NEEDED! 2 BEDROOM Cle¥eland Ave. bebW Carpelller SporU oaly tbe.be.lt - clruj!a. TOM WAlLACE TOWNHOUSE, CLOSE TO SCHOOL, Bldf.Cal1Nan~737-G'II7 . FOR SALE: S&llta(Bunk) fOI'*'IIebed; fltl MARCIE HIGGINS: To the BEST r...me To Paul Gerguson, Gary SummeM'ille, Jack $1./MO. BY JUNE 1. CALL JIM 57$-6111 or L 0 0 K I N G P L &r.,J: T 0 S T A Y · ever,"'''lanb! Love, Nancy Lynn, and Bill Cloucb: 1'ballk you for·all of any unlverstiy frame. Call CoUeen 731-IJ42.. IZ2-9741(after5). REHOBETH-DEWET ·. ~A POR SUM· the Interest you have~ us, and the time Blue Carpet to fit Eut Campu double,cO!Id TAKE OVER LEASE, Towne Court, one MER.CALLPAUL,._1IJ!I!!. Pa.U · S, t'haakl for the lood - tw. you have given us In the lut year In helping condition, reaaooably prieed. Call Amy lc weekenda qo. Want to do It acalll! ,._ bedroom with den."Junel, 731-1777, Bob. AVAILABLE ANYTIME: lp(a OF TOWNE RusaellA us make Car 1 the bat ambulance on Cam Lorri 2118 HHB, -..eDII. COURT APARTMENT t1N1'IL SEPT. 1. pus. Sincerely, UDECU ROUSE TO SUBlET. Part or all of a' CHEAP!CALLFORJNFO.Ot-1317. andy s:• Now I have a new baddy I can Yllll bedroom house. Great locaUen oa Academy In WlldWQ!ICI thiiiWJUiler! (We'll party "jail lost and found Street. CHEAP!! Ca11738-H3701'738-1566. 2 bed~ fumisbed. Main St. Apt. a little bit... ") Thanks for all of your adYkle. Subl F liCroft J Avail:able for summer monU.. $2110 per espedaDy the "grain of salt" bit! (I'IImalle available LOST: broiler pan on 12th floor. U found, et 0 Apts. une • August. 2 month. 731-41647. Ask for Ray, Bedroom. Partly furnished. ~11 Bob, Dave - a tot of use out of that!). I'm IW'e I'll-,_ TYPING, PROFESSIONALLY DONE, pleaae call na.«u3. 453-11129 WANTED: One or two females to share half at the Balloon today, and maybe thil time t FAST, ACCURATE, REASONABLE LOST: Gold croa on 5115181 : Inscribed 8-12- SUMMER SUBlEASE: SEMIFURNISHED of two bedroom apartment, ~rting June. won't have an M&M ltuck In Ill)' throlt! RATES, CALL ANYTIME '*7650. 77. Senthnental value. REWARD. Call 738- FOXCROFT 2 BEDROOM AVAILABALE 731-0940. Anne SUMMER WORK. EXPANDING NA 3445. JUNE 1 - AUG. SO CALL '53-01137 Dave: You are a great big brother. Hope,_ TIONAL FIRM HIRING LOCAL FOUND: CAT. ONE EYED all white female 200/MONTH. have a great summer. Good luck. See,_ STUDENTS FOR SPECIAL STUDENT with shaved right side - (Been to VET 2 BDR. Apartment near MUSIC HALL ON wanted next semester. Missy. WORK PROGRAM. INTERVIEW NOW recently) about 1>,it yrs. old. Call 738-S2H or BEVERLY RD, AVAILABLE FROM JUNE. 309 - Thanks for putting up with our mellow BEFORE EXAMS. START WORK AFTER (from lZ-5 p.m. ) •M-7263. CALL 368-5868. Nurstng students - Experienced nursaids. mustc all year. Hope we satisfied all your re FINALS. 5.50 -7 :50/HOUR GUARANTEED. FOUND: Ring in second floor bathroom at Need work on weekends or during summer? quests l We '11 be sure to listen twice as hard FULL OR PART TIME. CAR NEEDED. FEMALE HOUSEMATE WANTED to share library Thursday night. Call Bette Jeanne at >,it large double. Starting September, option Private duty works available. Car, phone through the vents next semester for all yow SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE. COMPANY 366-9158. necessary. Earn good pay + experience. exotic conversations. It's been fun! Love 48. TRAINING PROVIDED. CALL FOR AP· for this summer. South College Avenue, l>,il Lost: Blue and gold exercise suit at Student Call Eldercare,7fMI1019-4:30 M-F. 20th POINTMENT U P.M. 7~23 . blocks from campus. $125/month + utilities. Steve, Happy Birthday a little early! Center tennis courts Sunday 5/17. Reward. 737-41821. WANTED- COED to CLEAN for Universi The last seven months have beea Experienced guitar teacher is offering 368-5265. AVAILABLE - ROOMS IN TOWNE ty area women. Call731~258 or 737-3621. memorable. I hope we will share many more lessons in the Newark and Wilmington area ATTENTION! MODELS NEEDED FOR wonderful Urnes together. The summer is this summer. Folk, Rock, and Classical Lost: Set of 4 keys on Donald Duck chain. If COURT APARTMENT. CALL RON found, Call Dolores 738-1533. ANYTIME 737-0932. NEWLY FORMED POSTER COMPANY. just a beginning. Love always, Amy styles. Only $4 per >,it hour lesson. For more EXPERIENCE HELPFUL, BUT NOT information call Helen (Rm 112) at366-9316. FURNISHED HOUSE - 1-3 BDRMS. To the women of Paper Mill 9A-10: You t NECESSARY. SEND RECENT PHOTO have made my semester a lot better,ln spi*e TYPING - $1 per page 328-4099. AVAIL. SUBLET FROM JUNE 1 - AUG. 31. WALKING DISTANCE. RENT NEGO. AND OTHER PERTINENT INFORMA of all my problems with courses and stuff. renUsublet TION TO: POSTER PLEASERS P.O. BOX EXPERIENCED TYPIST - CALL 368-0198 BLAIR~707 . Thanks for being there and putting up witb IBM SELECTRIC. COMPETITIVE 6258 Wil., DE 19804. me. Dotty - have a great summer and be Townhouse $375+ utU. 3 bdrs. furnished ex ROOMMATE WANTED FOR SUMMER PRICES. Wanted: 1 or 2 roommates for house In good! As for you, M1as Clapp, I hope I see cept beds. Avail. Sept 1st Call653-925S. (JUNE-AUGUST). TO SHARE PARTIAL lots of you over the summer. "Here's to ban, Typing available. 9 yrs. exp. Call Maureen at LY FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM PARK Ocean City, Md. $450 for summer call Russ 301-398-4730. Rooms - Serious Students only. Two vacan or John •53-8540. beaches and N.J."- Sound famillar? I lo.e cies for entire summer. Opposite Wlnstons PLACE APT. MALE OR FEMALE 731-$901. you both. Barb TYPING - SELECTRIC. $5.50/hour (75 - on Elkton Rd. Uving Room, kitchen, phone. Female roommate wanted for July -August, YMCA CAMP TOCKWOGH. Coed resi Jay, Steve, Barb - Thanx for the memorie1 85cents/pg.) Thesi1, legal experience. $25/week. No smokers. Call Collect 301-643- dent Camp on Chesapeake Bay - lO>,it Week (possibly fall). Private Bedroom In Park Marian 731-5485. Place Apts. Call Sharon 7~1. and all of the love, Love & Stuff, Bert! P .S. 5734 for information and appointment for in Season. Can I start crying yet! Quality typing available - Rush Jobs terview. OPENINGS FOR: Third female to get a Park Place apt. for Sept. For info, call Kim at 731-G68. ROBIN: Without us there would be no 11'-s welcome! Call Valerie anytime- 368-1140. Furnished one bedroom apt. in Oaktree. VILLAGE CHIEF - MALE $850 MIN. flying out of windows, drinking beer out of Part/Full time job at home. Send stamped Sublet June and July. $250/mo. NO PETS. C. I. T. DIRECTOR- Female $850 Min. Clerk for cash register and stocking Thurs., tea kettles, laughing fits, 3 in a bed, dlnnea. self-addressed envelope to ON Enterprises, Call 738-7021. AQUATIC DIRECTOR - W .S.I. $750 Min. Fri., Sat evenings. Perm Pari-time. Apply crying, drunken fits, quarters, popcorn, ARTS & CRAFTS DIRECTOR ..75 Min. Box 5'39, Pine Bluff, Ark. 71611. 1 BR. APT. FOR RENT. TOWNE COURT Windy Hill Uq., Kirkwood Hwy, Newark. Vitamin C's, Ship Wheel, Christmas, Who's PHOTOGRAPHY DIRECTOR ..75 Min. Female Pref. this Bob I've been hearing about??, actiDc Typing - Fast, Accurate - Call Nancy 368- APTS. AVAILABLE AUG. 1. Call 571-6948, HORSEBACK RIDING INSTRUCTOR f650 8420 after 7 p.m . ask for J .D. South Bethany Beach Patrol Is holding stupid, et. al. Love you muchly! BITCH Min. Tryouts: On May 30 at 12:00 on North Divi Professional Typing Service - Papers, Roommates needed to share furnished COUNSELORS - Male and Female f600 Hillel Open Study for Finals. Sun-Thurs. Reports, Etc. 429-5239 Days, 378-9213 Even Papermill Apt. any time in the summer. Call Min. sion St. For Further info call Gary 737-7081. Temple Beth El. Check at Temple for exact in s. 737-4522. Price negotiable. NURSING STUDENTS: Female Roommate Wanted. Summer thne. Will trade a Warner double or >,it double for MALE NONSMOKER ROOMMATE NEED Underclassmen f600 Min. $45/month 737 ~757. MARLENE: It's hard to believe you've been any Russell B, D double or >,it double. Call ED TO SHARE >,it OF ONE BEDROOM OF Upperclassmen f800 WILL TRADE ' RUSSEL E ROOM 315 FOR crazy enough to hang on to me for 3 years.. Leslie 366-9211, 12. SANDALWOOD APTS. FOR SUMMER. EX Grads$900. >,it OF ANY LANE, CALL STEVE, ROOM 213 What's the problem - is it my money )'011 TRA BED AVAILABLE. CALL ANYTIME Ca11571-6956 for Information. LANE 368-11156/55. want? I hope you get the room you want next Experienced typist, Call Annette, 83~24 , year so we can hang out for the 4th aad after5 p.m . 737~974 . ROOMMATE WANTED: SOUTHGATE - Ught Housech:anlng at home near campus. Looking for someone to help share ex OWN BEDROOM, BALCONY OVERLOOKS Call453-1738. FINAL year!! See you this summer! Love ROOM AVAILABLE, Park Place Apts, you muchiy. BITCH penses? Why wait untll School is over? Cut POOL AND SOUTH FIELDHOUSE, NICE Babysitter for 2 year old at home near cam w/two Graduate Students. Call Bob Finkle LY FURNISHED, IMMEDIATE OC To the tall tan blonde in the Balloon 5/H and 731-7670. your expenses and get a more compatible pus. Reverence & experience desired. Call housemate. Roommate Finders can show CUPANCY 731-9577. 453-1738. who works at Carpenter. I think I'm in love MALE applicants sought for staff of summer when can we ''skip and go naked?'' you how! Telephone 65Z-5419 for info. SUMMER SUBLET/REDUCED RENT: On WANT TO MAKE AN EASY $25???? WE'LL resident camp at Lewes, DE June 16 - August ly $75/month for >,it large double room. South NEDETTES: Bonnie, Patrice, Julle, Mel 30 Salary + rm and board. 655-4288 SUBLET. Bedroom • and -den. TOWNE RENT A VACANT ROOM - GARAGE COURT APT. for July and August. $200 College Ave. 1 >,it blocks from campus In nice and Sue. Thanks for always being there.. weekdays 104. FROM YOU FOR MAY 31-JUNE 5. 737~757 . month. Call Cindy 7~ or J111 738-3268. house with yard. 737-41821. Love, Jim 194 Opel Manta Wagon, very good condition. Fully furnished 1 bedroom apt. June - House to sublet for summer - 2 blocks from Nanadoo, Caro, Jules, Dawn, Bonnie, Ann, -I: U ,500. Cal! ~984 evenings. August . Towne Court. Call Karen. 737-2349. campus. Two spaces available. Call 737-41821 personals Leslie - Sorry to see this year come to a 1 BDRM APT ON MAIN ST. FOR SUMMER. for more info. close, but they say all good things end. I have $235 pe• MONTH PLUS UTILITIES. CALL TOWNE COURT APARTMENT Nancy, Terri, Mary, Anita, Marion & Amy: some awfully fond memories that I wouldn't for sale KEVIN AT 737-4486 AFTER 5 P .M. AVAILABLE JUNE lat. CALL 737-4424. Can't begin to list them all but thanx for all trade for the world - listening to old friend's SOFABED, queenslze; lamp, and daybed. stories & eating banana chips (hope I'm TOWNE COURT APARTMENT SUBLET FEMALE ROOMMATES WANTED FOR the great memories from the slopes of Great Call 731-Q27 after 5 p.m. SUMMER IN OCEAN CITY. CALL KATHY Gorge to the beaches of our Bahamas never so boring), mischief night (TP, shav· FOR SUMMER AND/OR TAKE OVER ing cream fight at 2 A.M. ) , secret Santas, Loveaeat for sale. f30 or best offer. Call LEASE FOR NEXT YEAR. ONE 737~259. everywhere in between where we made our Cherylat366-9111. Room 17. presence known. I love you all, San. TP heads, DOO--VILLE DANCE, " What Cbe BEDROOM PLUS DEN. $279 MONTH. SUBLET SPACIOUS PARK PLACE APT. fock?," " Who the hell is - anyway!"' For Sale: Dorm-sized refrigerators. 35% dis CALL 731~740 . ONE BEDROOM SUMMER AND/OR Debbie, Thanx for all the great memories & " COSSA MUFFA," PETAY," "homoaex count from retail price. Umited number ROBSCOTT MANOR, 5 BR HOUSE, 2 FALL. John: you are the best thing that's happened Forget the ZIPPERS, go see the Commo Dear Beaker, Who would have ever thought Hanby - Thanks for all the perverted talks In To all my Pike Sisters: You're a great to me this year. Good luck on finals Have a tions instead... that I would fall In love with a guy who wears 100 Wolf. The Human Sex majors. bunch. Monday night was the best. fantastic summer. ILY- YLH. Missy a black cape and takes me to see a movie Mike H. - "I stood stoneUke at midnight, Remember all our happy pledge da)'ll. Hope where I come out soaked; we've had some suspended In my masquerade ... " I'll sing the we get together over the summer. Have a Girlfriend needs dance band - if Interested, rest to you at the Balloon (If if remember great time. Good luck to everybody. Missy Buford - After 6 months of he!Ubliss. I still call Tami, 366-9209. great and Interesting times since then - love you 50- 11 times over. And I'm not talk especially our summer In O.C. I know you'll lt!)Anne Ing Kelloggs. Lucy be a success - listen, who else can I trust to To Janahaahahaha, Suzz and Rufle. Had a To charter members of "R.T. Inc." Keep do my Income taxes. I'll always be there Are you VERY SIMPLE? Seen ground hogs great year, lookin forward to a great sum Jake and Elwood: Remember: first Impres searching'! J. Andropolous when you need me.l Love You, Stubs iin heat? Seen Xanadu? As-tu vu Monsier mer- good luck on tmals. Love ya, Pooh. sions... water fights ... Llsa, wear jockey Croak? Then today MUST be tlie day after shorts much? ... Susie Frosh, you said you're Mom: Your eldest remembers: Friendly DEAR Klmmy Draper, Not getting 10cc's of your birthday! The East Delaware Avenue Maggie, Karen, Lois, Sharon, Marianne, not a BUZZY (All your dates) ... Don't get stories, "hall" dancing, bean bags, open Klmness everyday is going to be Hell. But Elephants and their Clubs (No, Diamonds!) Jeanne Marie, Congratulations. Rickie the SPINS on 306 BEACH! WE LOVE YOU!! drawers, psychoanalyzing, breakfast, have a great summer. We're going to miss would like to sing a birthday ditty: Lester and Fred boyfriends, and most of all, our friendship! you! Do GNOBS & Beers. Lots of Love, THE You're so UGLY, Mary, Sonya, Congratulations on your pinning and Paul, I hate to see the semester end- you've Love, Judy MERCENARIES&ME. But Happy Birthday Mary graduation. You made my freshman year made it very special for me, and I'll always Your face still disgraces the Family, special. You are the best sister anyone could remember the time we've spent together. Tami and Karen: To two of the best friends a Stephanie - I'm "Checking out the bodies" - MA-A-RY. ask for. Love, Rickie I'm really going to miss you. Love Always, groups groupie could have - Umm, S and I malnlyyours! Bob Happy 19th! Love, Senny and Nameless Carolyn will be spending the summer In a "Roman To my senior brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi: UDECU: Don't forget the party at Bill's tic" record store. Hey - "Stop your sobb Miss Motz - What two years we've been A.K.B., Artereo, Ank, · Sperman, Bobby, Ing!" you Cuban sliders ... Love, The Great YEAR ZERO/D & D players - the BEST Saturday. Check the bulletin board In the of treasure is friendship! R.H. through! Both good and bad times have still Bruce, AI, and Lumbo. Thanks for 2 good fice for details. Pretender shown that you're a very special friend. I'll years of brotherhood. Best of Luck and miss you! Love, Miss "Brooker" Pam, To the bestest roommate and friend TO EVERYONE WHO MADE MY BIRTH always remember: Support Your Local anyone could ever have -thanks for a great Amy "Weengreen" Antperson: Sunday Hillel. Elvis; second floor personal problems, Hood DAY A BLAST - THANKS! I'M GONNA year. Never forget all of the crazy things we MISS YOU GUYS. LOVE, BETH OXOX Tom, Thanks for being a great solute reac have done together! Thanks, schewetheart! and Sven (the uglies! ), Anthony Newley, ting to form a good solution. Hope to form a Karen K. -I still can't believe HE said THAT Love, Betsy GQ, Bipping, Steve Andropolous, " seal" kill lot more reactions. Thanks for making this to you! Tell me more! Tell me more! T.B.W. ing, Pavlov, record shopping (! ) , Bacchus NANCY AUTLER- HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO the best year yet. Love, Janerz MICHELLE and GREG: [(ave a blast in YOU, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU ... This 1st FLOOR RODNEY B: WE BAD, UH HUH Florida! Love, Anne GIG, Brad and Annie, Big brother Nick, Gehad Amy, I just can't BELIEVE you is my OWN singing telegram to you! Thanks To the other half of the package deal: -THAT'S RIGHT, LIKE, HAS THIS BEEN Karen Surprise! YOU KNOW, what can I say sometimes! EQU! EQU! Hey, do you wanna for all the crazy times together. I'll miss ya AN UNBELIEVABLE SEMESTER MUCH, friend, pal, and partner In crime. Don't From Harrington D to the Towers - They walk up to Main Street? Sure! WHY? Shut lots. Keep In touch. Love, Beth OxOX were all the BEST OF TIMES. Studybreaks, OR WHAT? : BASKETBALL GAMES; forget cruisin', abuse from ..... "Treat me up! Looking forward to another HILARIOUS ROAD TRIP TO LEHIGH: POPCORN PAR Right!," May 1st, REO, Clinic, obscene dancing the night away, Thursday night din TIES; S.F. 1 OR 2; TOSSING TACOS: MAT year ... Love, Sven's b_<:st g,~irc:l:_. +------Beth and Nancy: Thanks for a great ners, Lauderdale, strawberry daiquiris, filmstrips, 406, 416, aren't TA's amazing semester!! I'll miss you both next year, but I ZH BOXES; QUAD SCOPING; YOUR creatures?.," 3:00A.M. studying for N201 at Down Under, life on the SOUTHSIDE of MOM; UM, EXCUSE ME, SIT ON MY Bill (207 Harter) - Where can I start? For know we'll KEEP IN TOUCH. Good luck Rehoboth, penthouse suite, brunches, we KK, long talks, shopping, scheming, and be always, Love, Cathy FACT; EMR; MEGA WRITE-UPS; two years you have been my confidant, a have a marketing class? Bermuda IS MEMORANDUM; F.O.E.; QUIET HOURS ing good friends. The list could go on but my friend. Someone to share with & be with your ·another world, shopping trips, GH, and all wallet can't! Kar- I hope the next two years leaving, I feel part of me is also going. Bill, I YEAH, HELLO!; ANIMAL HOUSE; at U of D will be like the past two. See ya this "Hey, Havin' a grrreat time at the Universi· the other adventures. This is to a terrific PELVIC THRUST; SUGARHILL; COSMIC summer. Just don't foregt - G FI! Linda hope you know how much I feel for you - ty of Delaware ... " roommate and friend. Looking forward to RIP-OFF; HAPPY HOUR; GONZO there is so much I cannot say or ever ex June 6th and to being Helen and Betty. Love, PHILLIES OPENER; THE INFAMOUS IN C.W.- From the first time I saw you at Theta press. I love and am gomg to miss you. Elaine Chi I thought you were special. By now I Elyse. TO MY FRIENDS AND TEAMMATES ON CIDENT LONG - EFG, MO, GEORGE, know. Boppin at KA, late night munchies, THE FEVER; FLY, CHESTER; EXECESSIVE NOISE?; the wall, B.S. sessions till 4, and of course YOU GUYS KNOW ..THAT WE ARE THE P.O. Svickel: Have a good summer and I EVICTION DAY!; ON THE RAG MUCH?; THE Beach Party. What would I do without DEBBIE AND TERI: How can I ever begin TRUE hope to see you next year - maybe THEN SOFTBALL GAMES; "THE TAPE;" you? Happy "Legal" Birthday! XXOOXX to express how much you both mean to me? CHAMPIONS. CHAMPIONS BECAUSE WE we'll meet each other. Here's lookln' at ya, LEAVING ON A JET PLANE; THANKS Me Where do all of the memories start. I guess HAD THE COURAGE TO COME BACK Blue.-Eyes. You-Know-Who LESLIE FOR THE PHENOMENAL day Nl freshman year. The friendship that MONDAY, CHAMPIONS BECAUSE WE TIMES! HOPE YOUR FLOOR NEXT To the whores - You guys are the greatest. has grown among us these four years is ir HAD THE FAITH IN EACH OTHER EVEN Brenda - Thanx for making Sunday so YEAR IS JUST LIKE THIS YEAR! WE Thanks for making my last year the BEST! replaceable. I can only sum it up by saying I WHEN WE WERE LOSING, AND CHAMPS special! Love, Adrienne NEED A DOOR SLAM - BANG! -THAT From KITE MAN, Pam, Glenn, Paul, Carol, LOVE YOU ... ALWAYS, Lynda BECAUSE YOU ALL HANDLED A GRAVE WAS MORE THAN SUFFICIENT!! Stsrk, Baxton, Doc & Co. ; Good Luck. Mac, \ INJUSTICE WITH CLASS. THANKS FOR To our four big brothers: Kenny, Joe, Sam, John Green; Onward! Karen, You win, so this is my unconditional Nancy (Master) - Thanks for being such a THE SEASON. surrender. I don't want to take the Pepsi Joe and his "comb," Mike, Dave and Dave: See you at the "doll" the two years we've lived together. -QLS- challenge, but like Coke, it's the REAL Bob and his "Budget Board," Firehouse (Ma-na-ma-na-). Steve, J.R., I'll never forget the great times we've Tome and his "Take.-home test," Tom, Kent & Jim, someone's got to stay THING. Have a Coke and a smile. Love shared. Keep in touch. Love, you "TALL" To the broken hearts (Jeanne, Judy, Leslie, Always, Bill Bob and his "i~lddie Porn." here. The Late Great Finance Committee, roomie,Bo. etc.) left along the trail that I hoofed through Thanks for a great year - we'll miss you! Thanx. Mary, Unda, JoAnn; I'll miss you. the U of D for 4 years, all I can say is, "You Love and kisses, The Quiet TQuch Kids To the University; Graduate me! Kite Gina & Alice, We couldn't have picked two CHW: Don't forget all our great times, had your one shot... just one shot." John better roomies - you two have made us into We, the remaining membel'!l of ALPHA To my favorite Nlce-Pizas - Thanks for a especially Rodney Valentine's Dance, My ZETA, give our thanks and wish the best of .,;reat year despite all the: slice its, yeah! the swlngles we are today (yes, you are to Birthday Dinner, Hotel DuPont, & Friday Kirsten - This year has been a blast! I'll blame for our Insanity). 409 couldn't have luck to our graduating brothers and sisters! believe ya! Doubles Deeni, film-flammin, 13th! You still owe me 60 minutes of your never forget all the wild times, and most of birthdays (shots-for-shorts, dancing on been blessed with a more unique unit. Do ya HEY JEFF B.!!! Did you enjoy your six .of time - remember anything I want! How all, SAM'S!! Thanks for being a great bud think maybe huh - we danced a little bit and tables, etc.) I-I-I don't know, dirtlng, cande about polygyny? I'm for it. Love, SRS Genessee? Are you buying today?? 6'1" dy! Love, Shirley stuff? (With our mouths hanging open.) Are VickiCWT! jobs, "Bring in the Enquirer," dirt daqulris you girls ever serious about anything? We'll and Thank yous, Good Luck in the Future & Kevin, It's only been weeks, but can never Girls Beware - Irwin Hanby says he's "I'll Love ya Forever"-Jude RUDE BOY- If I don't say something now, start our memorabilia with first semester: 2 petite. Prove you're not. forget backgammon, donuts, tangerine while I've got the chance, I'm really going to planned parties, 1 spontanious one and a few Rich, rlh looking forward to spending a lifesavers, Leon, sunrises, late nights, our hate myself when I wake up next Sunday broken glasses. Doobees, Chris Cross, 1 knew I should've bought that merchant great summer with you! (how's that for bottle In the bahamas, hard times, or the morning and realize that I miss you. Talk to Robert Palmer, the loop, "Oh my dear ship! positive thinking! ) Good luck on finals. serious moments. Most of all, thanx for mak you later. Terry GODt" We sure lived in an "attractive" Bill- A separate one for you. I thank you too. Love, Usa. Ing the end so special! San apartment. "Get off my back you sex Guess Who. L.S., Thanks for making the 2nd half better YO, MENDEN! - Congratulations and machine." "Hey, that unknown machine - Debbie: You are a great roomie even if you To my Roommates, all 40 of them. Second he's diggine your bulges." Winter Session & than the 1st! Good Luck on finals and have a Floor GHC wasn't so bad after all, was It? welcome back! are in bed... sleeping? Remember the den of great summer. Love, L.M. quarters, our 4th roomie- J.P., Quarter for Iniquity, Initiation nights, door boards, etc. Thanks for making my year so full of sur mal and 6 of us living In 409. Alice P - the Tartags, Just wanted to let you know how prises! I had fun despite my occasional bad Kathi- Next year it's first floor, no more steps! glad I am that we're buddies again; I missed mass transit woman- "smocked" up against Keep In touch and have a great summer. mood. Yup, even getting thrown in the This life Is yours strange Individuals In NYC and "The you. Have an excellent birthday kiddo! Lox,e shower twice, having buckets of water Take the power Love ya, your roomie you lots, Phyll River." Second Semester: You just keep me dumped on me a few other times, besing dren to choose what you want to do hanging on, Born to be alive, and a little Jane & Joette the two best neighbors I could Hey Shell - It's been one hell of a year! Get ched in baby oil, watching Keg bowling, and do it well noodles, naturally- a 3rd party. Then came have it's been a great two years Love Penny. psyched for the next one! Love ya, Fatso. ' dressing in togas, and seeing goofy? Ar Take the power the Indescribable Fla. - GM became a To that A.J.K. Doglady (Pebbles for short) HEY FACE: It's been one hell of a year. tistic? wall paintings, was fun . All 1 can say to love what you want in life woman & we had to have another party. Happy Graduation- Your 3rd floor Pals. You've been a great friend and roomie. Love is "Cut me a Break, what do you expect for a and love In honestly Motorcycle Mama, Do you hear the flow? RA?" Good luck and since I won't be an R. A. Take the power Nanci, thanks for a great year & for always ya! Ter. P.S. Yes, I AM getting my own Rockstars, Boatmen & Boxwoman. All the being there- Love Penny ___ __ alarm for next year! next year, will you Invite me to your parties? to control your own life M's, Mr. Heal & Mr. Bell Bottom himself. Love Lots, Sharon. No one else can do it for you MJM, (you have your own special way ... ) ,. Yo Smyth Babes: Vino, Vodka, & Rum & Cokes, semiformal Take the power tickets and could we ever miss the Balloon? You've more than touched me. " ... Will we What's under Jane's bed? JAYBIRD - Happy Hatching Day!!! Can I to make your life happy. "Rych here, Rych now" we must close but ever get it right?" MJB _ Who has Linda's money? borrow some money? ... Wilbur's family ... 7- Love always, JD what's a woman to do? She now must go to To: Gale, Carol & Lenny (my future Who are the Babes enemy? 11 burritos ... Herman Munsters ... Bug and MacDonald's every Sunday & dance to Steve roomies), Get psyched for next year- it's go Who gave K.A. her funky hair? Tomato Head... Comm 255... Alarm at ing to be fantastic. Lots of partying and Where'sMA? BLOND CORNER DELI DELIVERY BOY: Wlnwood. We'll miss our unitism - and Strawbridge's ... writing poems in the sm~k- MEN. (not to mention weebles). PaperMill Where's Stavis seafood? The German chocolate cake lovers are In there's to an unforgettable year to 'IBY the lng lounge ... the family car... Chloe ... bulgtz- love with you too. Crunchy Complainers will never be the same! Love, Pa~tt~i ___,., Who chews Bazooka? least. But remember: GM - upstairs much? lng bulgezlzes and boogers... washcloths ... CS- bathroom floor. AV- walks home with Sweetheart, Happy Birthday! 10 days till Who's calling Dana at 3:30A.M.? Pecheroonle Strut or Disco Peck? ... Taste What's hanvcng from that tree? Ssdegh, Thanks for all the good times this the ugliest men in the world (just Ew). Al Utah! Love, your fiancee this!. .. How can you hate bananas? ... Biting semester. Good luck on your Finals. Get Who Invited that woman with dirty toes Where's Bobby? you ... Squeezing me ... Love Boat... chewing anyhow? German - Eres el hombre de ml vida y el When is the Maryland state fair? psyched for the summer. Love always, Cin amor de mis suenos- Tu Carny anyone's cuticles ... writes like a chicken .. . dy Yeeah! YOU GOT IT - THOSE Yiddish words ... getting drunk (when?) .. . DeCorvlno: Have a great 20th B-Day! We all BABES ARE GIGGIN ON THE BOOK - Linda, Looking forward to a great summer Wake me up In 15 minutes ... Why do people and many happy times ahead. Dave love ya. K,L,D.H.S., B ... P .S. Thank calm for HAVE TO GET A GRIP ON THE BOOK kiss... Planet Xenon... Hanging hats on Terry, Margie, and Bar, well kids the fun is finals. ALPHA MU ALPHA PHI-ABBIE bathrobe... I'm palsy ... Love, Marci almost over. It has been very interesting semester. Not only are you great roommates DELTA BONG DELTA HOPES ALL Penny, I owe you one, but I can't bring but also terrific friends! Good luck on your STONERS HAVE A "HIGHTIME" THIS myself to do it. Drink lots of dark beer this Tradewlnds Gang: We had a blast we'll summer- have a great time! Love ya, Usa never forget: underwear, shaking' puddin," The girls from Squire finals and have a great summer! Love, Cin SUMMER. Ugth your fire. dy Do you seek ADVENTURE, EXCITEMENT, Broward County Jail, "Have a Beer," Solar Compliments- First Floor caine. Good luck you guys In 303 and to the TO ALL OUR FANS AND ESPECIALLY DARDEVIL FUN? Then go HANGGLIDING Girls in 304 wait till next year. Love, Abbie Linda, Konnle, and Donna, Thanks so much OUR SCORE-KEEPER BOBBIE -THANKS classes now forming. Call RICH 737-4424. Kim- Have a great summer- Keep In touch! for being such great friends this year. You FOR THE SUPPOR:T. THE FEVER. S.O.S. announces services for friends or Loveya-Usa Robin- Are you out of the shower yet! We'll were always there when I needed you. I'll relatives of victims of sexual offense. If have fun next year even if we have to pitch a never forget that. Good luck on your finals. Elaine, I don't know where to begin, but I you'd like to speak with a volunteer, male or tent. Love, Ab D - What can I say? "It's always the wrong Get psyched for summer. Love always, Cin know there won't be an end. Too many great felll{lle, call the S.O.S. hotline number 738- ones." Real Cowboys, two-stePI>InP: & coun dy times to ever try to list. It's not really over 2226 (Health Service) and ask for an S.O.S. try music ' "break my little heart." I'll member. Anne (211 GHB), Here's to me~ries of dai but just starting. Senior Year! Oh no! remember those long talks, "Dreamln"', HI Jo - After two years I finally broke down. Forever roomies. A PACKAGE DEAL! To father Kelsh: On your run through life ly papers, band pictures and Star Wars ... Porch sitting days & Deer Park nights, Amy Here is your very own personal. This was my Thanks. Our friendship ia the best. Pictures don't forget your face will always make me Saudis & other complaints. Thanks for listen last chance so I took it. Time to expose the tell it aU. Friends are to be cherished. Cheers laugh. Tee-Bee. Love, Streck the Wreck. ing & tolerating my morning routine, runn most Intimate detalis of the past two years, to the future. Love, Wen Marsha (101 GHF) Do bongs In Infinity, wall Ing & veggies. Love- K surfln, and weekend movies. Dizz-braln. for all to see. Well, maybe not, that could get Marcia, I'm really glad we've stayed costly. The only Important things that you To B2, Thanx for all of the fun, good times MAUREEN- Congrats on passing! I'll miss together this long - we've had some great should remember about it aU are the and love, and everything, good luck on times, and I hope we'll hav.e many more. I Irwin -many problems with your car lately? your comments, preppie pants, OJ abilities, laughter and the love. We're not ending finals. See ya this summer. Love ya, Poohla P&A and Dinner suggestions. Best of Luck- K we're just beginning.- Mike hope you enjoyed dinner. Have a great birth day!Love,John The Guys across the hall: (1611 CWT) We're Judy In Disgulae: You'd better watch your Renee S., the FOX from Cannon. Remember Karen, Polish Pres: Give me a smlle, and I really going to miss you! From the Ice Swan, Suregon General reports that WEST EGG step 'cause I can sell you anything. Thanks the other day (you were wearing blue pants will give you my heart, A Secret Admirer to life, tailgate, brunches, thanksgiving, bir for the reallr really cool and hilarious har and a white sweater) - you bumped Into me exposure results ill a logarithmiC decrease In thdays, diana, pictures, salads again, 99, GPA monies, Elvts, stories, Hood and Sven and In front of Kirkbride and said, "Excuse me." l/3 or 3 bedroom Towne Court Apt. available General Hospital, is Wendy cooking chicken for being there ... A. Antperson 1 could tell you were the most beautiful, sen for the summer, possible next fall also. Call again, springbreak, what's burning, and sitive girl in the unlvel'ft. I have to meet you. 737-M62. ALWAYS REMEMBER: Broken Hearta are mother's day!!!! Wow - thanks. Keep In for A.H.S. and escape till! PLASTIC before It Randi - did we ever the story about... J.P. & CALL ME, CALL ME - PLEASE. Signed, touch. We love you! Wendy and Elaine -. Anonymous (I'm In the ~ry). melts on you! ++NEWK -....-- ·.-.-- A.G. f"1 .. ' 1 •• ' .. ''. I. Page l4 • THE REVIEW • May 22, 1981 Classifieds TIGER (Yes you!) -Hope you didn't think LOOK OUT WALL STREET HERE COMES The Following Five Wags CompriSe the Liz, Kathy, Mimi, Marie anil Anita - CoJtgratula I'd let this year pass without sending you a BELINDA (NOT MS., MISS!) DON'T WISKMAN for President Committee: tions and best of luck for the future. Don't penonal! Thanks for helping me get over FORGET YOUR DEBIT AND CREDITS; To my next year roomie, Mike 0.: I want Jill's body, No balls, Boomer Remember our bike ride in the rain, forget those of us who will be here next year. my homesickness, for being there when : DEBIT LEFT, CREDIT RIGHT RIGHT. Bag, Lums Pond dipping, Patented 0-Ue. Love, Cathie and Joyce had things to share, the mobile mattress AND AMORTIZE YOUR PREMIUMS. IF Never ever forget the pain! Rick H.: Lucifer, Uz, Mr. Hanes, Sick In Good times to come at the Harbour Inn, (AYYYY!) the talks '1113 a.m., the beanbag, YOU CAN'T REMEMBER THAT, AT dividual, Bald-headed Bastar, Frog Pants. Happy Birthday Bill Armstrong! for Caddyshack (twice!), weekends, LEAST REMEMBER ... WHO BEGAN THE Who will it be Rich or Tim? Chris P.: Pop, Bottsy, I Love Lora, Cater weekdays- EVERYDAY! Thanks for just be HARRINGTON FALL 77 FOOD Jersey this summer will be hot, pillar Ups. Orgamy, Azman. ill& you ... I hope our love continues to grow FIGHT... CHAINS, GREASED HAIR, AND For a while Delaware will be forgot. Quinne L.: West Virginia fantasies, To the girl that's won my heart - I love you always- Linda Lyle (only you know who! I LEATHER JACKETS ... N2ct ... ANNIE Next year will come faster than fast, Orangutan Ice Cream, Vices, but now habits, Melissa - from your one and only. Get ready for an Incredible blast! MCIMad, You definitely are kind-hearted HASLUM AT THE DELL WEST .. BITES Bird's really black! RECEIVED AT BELLEBUE PARK ... PAD Lane will be rocking with the Doors, Scot A. : Turtle boy, theme from "Shaky MY FRIENDS, Ciao! I will miss you all. wann, beautiful and very sens)lOUS. and I Room 306 will be shaking the floors. love JOU. JDF DLING DOWN THE VALLEY ... SHUSS Sploomer," Search at ·Spectrum for the Love, D. ING DOWN THE SLOPES... THOSE WILD Love, Ann P.S. You can pick my eyelash drunk sleeper. JaM (of printer's fame) -well, here it is. AOPI's ... FRO, 509 to 1010 TO ... V-s... B-S anytime! s&S, Thanks for the greatest year anyone Your personal. We just wanted to let you AREN'T GASEOUS EXPULSIONS... IF Scotty- DKEF, movies, dances, wine, roses, could ever ask for. You both have made It the k.- we appreciate all your work (and YOU CAN'T RECALL ALL THAT THINK NORMAN: To a really great guy. Thanks for subs, talks till late, car trips, Delmonte, best! Remember: grain, Irving &: Estelle, everyone else's!) this semester. Sol;neday OF "SCOTT WITH". AND YOU WILl.. MY all the fun times - and our favorite place, Schafers, studying at Smith... "please pick ketchup, "you think that's bad," earthiness, we'll cet It rtght, we promise. Thanks The LOVE FOR THOSE FOUR YEARS. GET "The CASABLANCA." The dinner and me up?," birthdays, anniversaries, crying, chawclate, excuuse me, Redrun, almoden, Review WIRED, FIRED, AND "HIRED" FOR Roses were beautiful. Thanks again, Love laughiD&, silence, love. 3 years of sharing all moose, "challenge", fork, L.F., "lips," BRUCE. always, MARCIA we could- it's been beautifal,let's keep it go honks, A.B.W., Boos, Leonard Nimoy, Pat, DoliDII YOSUA - Happy 20th!! Have a Shenandoah grease, E .S.A.D., fag frat, S.L. GREAT Day! Thanks for a great year. TO THE BEST "BOSSES" IN THE WORLD Ing. Congratulations - the working world bet STEVE CRABCAKE ELLERY - Good Luck ter watch out! Love, Michelle Man, antennaes ... No bout a doubt it, I know You've left me with so many metJloties. I'll (Well, at least so far), KAREN AND JOHN, in Utah ·this SWIIIJler. Have fun and be Good) how lucky I am to have two great roommates miss you next year. But don't worry;;I'll be REVIEW EDITORS: THANKS FOR BEING and friends like you both! Love, "A.A. G." SO FLEXIBLE WITH MY 9:00 WEDNES I don't think-you have much of a choice doWD to visit. Good luck always. Love, Cathy though 1. See you in September. Love, Your When I heard I was In Kent, DAY DEADLINES, ETC. l WOULD TYPE Karen, Mary and Jamie, - 'I'm psyched for nice girlfriend. I let out a sigh DIAME AND JILL, To 2 OF THE WILDEST ·MY ARMS NUMB FOR YOU ANYTIME! I dreaded all girls, dullness the wild parties In Towne Court next year. ACCOUNTING MAJORS AT U OF D. I'LL (WHY DON'T YOU LEAVE THIS IN EX Oink: To a great roomie! Never fn.,.,t onr And a room in the sky Let's hope we are never so bored as to have NEVER FORGET ALL THE GOOD TIMES CEPT FOR THIS PART, OF COURSE - tale night pizzas, Peeping Toma, S.A., - I JOR My first glimpse of you to open up a book! Love always, Usa WE'VE HAD. GOOD LUCK ALWAYS AND GIVE YOURSELF A PUBLIC PAT ON THE na lUll her for calling, P.D.A. on dance Clothed In a sauri REMEMBER GOOD FRIENDS ARE FOR BACK. OKAY?) Suddenly made me wonder Leslie, Alice, Paul, Unda, Jeff, Peace, Tom, floors, and of course, "o di I!" Luv ya lots, Mary, PF, Lorrie, Ann and Michelle and KEEPS! LOVE, MAR PORK Just who is this Hare~ As the days wore on Virginia (and anybody else, God Forbtd, that Our knowledge of each other grew I missed- it's hard to keep track of you all! ) ; We learned about parrot laugh, chicken legs, You've seen my crazy, punchy, spastic, and and each other, too everything else - now you get to see me get Looking in the mlrro all mushy and sentimental. This has been Mourning our fat one tough year, for sure, and I can hardly How many resolutions did we make believe it's ending. There's been many a to get rid of THAT! time when I didn't think it would. But We have to study tonlte, through It all, you all were there to pull me We absolutely must back on my feet, give me a hug, and set me But somehow our room WHIZZING (and how!) on my way again. always was filled with sleeping dust Many times I've been so considerate of Laughing, screaming and arguin you, and even more often seemingly Occurred many times neglected or forgotten you. For that I owe But through It all you brightened my days , you an apology. But please believe me when with your own special sunshine l say you were never far from my thoughts. Good luck In France&: in the future. I've come so far in two years, and you'll I'll be rooting for you all the way! never know how much you're responsible for Love Always, Renee that. Thanks for accepting me as I am. I am honored to count you as friends. With more Hey fools on GHF - This year was just wild. love than one heart can hold, Me Blind date party - Kamikaze at Foreacres, Stewardess Diet, Ger. Choc. ck, Lauderdale, If you think you have the nerve to fly like a Lester the MolestersLONG list, Semiformal bird - Then sign up for HANG-GLIDING (I want Flowers - Please, prob w/K date l.:lasses. Forming now. Call737-4424. again), Our many faces, Down Under, Our Cathie- Don't forget all the good times- from Poster (moons), It's a "Jamie Day"! I'm GH to the beach. 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Models needed • Movie- 4-6 p.m. Sour for SO_e for newly formed poster com • Fantastic Drink & Food pany. Experience helpful, but Specials .. not necessary. Send recent photo and other pertinent infor mation to: Poster Pleasers, HOTLINE -.731-1011 P \0. ~ox fi256, WilD)., .P.E l~ .· J . •,,?? ~f~S ~ V.Y.~C ~~ %~ ~~~~~$~~~ ------~------~ ---- May 22, 1981 • THE REVIEW • Page 15 ... 1981,yearofthe womanatDelaware (Continued from page 16) regionals. But that only told half of the wins, including an emotional ------, succumbing to the Lions in But, even more surprising story. The team became the 8-7 triumph over national overtime. during the winter was the talk of the campus with its 16- power Temple. COMING SOON But field hockey wasn't the magic of Joyce Emory's game winning streak and a Finally, Lehigh ended the only women's sport to excell hoopsters. Coming off a 7-13 i2-0 record at the Fieldhouse. streak by edging the Hens 9-8 TO DELAWARE in the fall. Barb Viera's season with only one senior The success brought them a in the regionals' final. But volleyball squad placed third made any prophecies for regionals berth versus West then came the nationals. in the EAIA W Regionals, go post-season play sound Chester, who fell to the Hens, Smith's team clouted ing 39-15. preposterous. 51-47. Howard and Co. finally Ithaca 22-6 and then nipped Over the winter, the But the one senior, lost to Morgan State 87-64, but Loyola 7-6 to set up their LSAT • MCAT • GRE women's swimming team however, was not just "any" nothing was going to tarnish championship duel with senior. She was Lori GRE PSYCH • GRE 810 • MAT started reeling off wins, one the season, one which netted Lehigh. The Engineers were GMAT • OAT· OCAT • PCAT by one, again and again. Howard- soon to be the hoopsters 15 school simply outclassed by the Many people feared they DelawareJs all-time scoring records. Hens, who won 8-4. The VAT· SAT • CfA • TOEFL would lose. They never did. leader, men's or women's. Still, no women's team had elusive national title was MSKP • NAT'L MED BDS Edgar Johnson's crew went With Howard at the helm ever won a national title. theirs. ECFMG • FLEX • VQE . backed up by a solid core, the 13-0 and then continued its Enter Janet Smith's lacrosse "~· ;::::::======7i NOB • NPB I • NLE domination by breezing to the Hens turned in a 21-6 cam team--and hello national . CONGRATULATIONS championship via the paign. ~-HMPIAN championship. · EDUCATIONAL CENTER From the season's outset, it GRADUATING STUDENTS! Test Preparat1on Spe cial ists was obvious that this squad, from S1nce 1938 ... Howard wins award was no ordinary team. The YOU'VE BEEN FRAMED Fol" Information Please Call Hohler, a sophomore from (302) 652-0370 (Continued from page 16) Newark, Delaware, has Hens lost their opener and 110 E. Main st .. 366-1403 pionships. A four-year starter established most of then reeled off 10 straight _.~ on defense, Wilkinson also co Delaware's indoor and out captained the AlAW Division door records in the sprints II national champion lacrosse and was named the indoor team. She was a four-year trackMVP. GOING HOME FOR THE SUMMER ... player for lacrosse and had 14 Softball Captain Short was NEED STORAGE SPACE? goals and 27 assists for her the Hens' number one pitcher career. her senior season. The Mid Chorley, honored in dletown, DE. native posted an SEABOARD volleyball, is a junior who 8-8 record this spring and has played at setter for the Hens' an overall lifetime mark of third place EAIA W tourna 15-12. MINI-STORAGE ment team. She established a Brooking, a graduate of new school record for service Wilmington's Tatnall School, You Store lt••• You Lock It aces with 125. was a key part of Delaware's Swikart, a sophomore, AlA W Division II national You Keep The Key posted the best singles mark champion lacrosse team. . for the Blue Hens' tennis Brooking played point for the team last fall with an 8-2 squad and earned All-AlA W SEABOARD MINI-STORAGE mark.. Tournament honors for her Carr, a freshman swimm play in the championship 201 Bellevue Road, Newark, Del. ing sensation, was a key part tourney. She also was a 302-737-5558 of Delaware's EAIA W cham center back for the Hens' pionship team that posted a field hockey team and has 13-0 season record to rank as been named to the United the_only unbeaten team at the States national field hockey **********************************~ University this past year. She squad. ; Hey, U of D ·Thanks for Speaking Up! _. was part of the 200-freestyle Bchakjian, a senior Co i' . i' relay team of Bev Angulo, Captain of the outdoor track Mary Pat Johnson and Dawn team, was middle and long i' Here's the results of the RSA Speak Up i' Mayers that won the AlA W distance runner for the Hens U of D Survey No.1. Division II championship in who established records both ! ! that event. in indoor and outdoor track. i' - We received 1,835 responses from the i' ! 8,000 mailed out. 70.4% from females. ! i' 29.6% from males. i' i' - 88.6% of the respondents were aware ! ~w il that the Security Dept. sponsored an i' !escort service at the time of the survey. 6.2% of the males & i' ~~ i'10.3% of the females used the service. i' ----54% of the respondents were aware that Security sponsored a i' Sunday Brunch 11:30 to 3:00 i'~umor Hotline about the assaults on campus. i' Eggs Benedict i'_ Concerning the need for improved lighting: ! Eggs Florentine s 4-•50 ! 33% felt North Campus needed better lighting facilities. i' Eggs Wellington 14% felt East Campus needed better lighting. ~ i' 12% felt West Campus needed better lighting. ::: Omelet du Jour i' 9% for other parts. ~ above served with home made cin i' 6% felt no lighting problems existed on campus. i' namon buns, juice, coffee or tea, i'-About assault prevention tactics taken by security- i' fresh fruit and home fries. il 41% thought they were effective i' i' 36% believed they were ineffective i' Also available i' 22% were unaware of the tactics. . i' Banana or Plain Pancakes - 2 95 -tl- The question of whether or not students felt safe walking ·alone i' French Ham Sandwich- 3 50 i' at night through campus got these responses: . i' Quiche du Jour- 2 95 • . i' Freshly . squeez.e_<\ Flqrida Orange Juice • 86% of the males said yes. i' av~ilabh:i" ip a 10 oz. ptlsner glass for $1.00 i' 80.7% of the females said no. ~ i' ...: T·G+·~. ~~PPY . H~ur.3-7 .. • The RSA wantf? to_''tha~~ you'' ag{;lin for te!ling us your opinions. ·, i' Mon.'& Tues. niQhrs·: sYdf5" BrifAKHAPPV HOtJ~ 10- ~~~~:;_~~~:(;! Page 16 • THE REVIEW • May 22. 1981 ~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~sports~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Howard named top female athlete University women's hockey, Pam Chorley in This year Howard basketball player Lori volleyball, Mary Anne established new Delaware Howard was named the Swikart in tennis, Mary Carr records for points in a game outstanding senior female in swimming, Pam Hohler in (39 against Temple), in a athlete for the 1980-81 year at indoor track and field, Terry season (517) and in a career the annual Women's Athletic Short in softball, Anne Brook- (1,468). Banquet in Clayton Half on ing in lacrosse and Maro She scored in double figures Wednesday. Bchakjian in outdoor track 66 consecutive games before Howard, who finished her and field. having the streak halted in career with 1,468 points to Howard has dominated the Hens' fourth game from rank as Delaware's all-time the women's basketball pro- the end of the season, a 75-56 leading basketball scorer for gram throughout her four win over Lafayette. either the men or women's years at Delaware. She was a Wilkinson, a senior from team, was also named as the key part of this year's team, west Chester, Pa., co basketball team's MVP for which won a school record 18 captained Delaware's 1980 the third consecutive season. straight games and finished field hockey team that finish Also honored as team MVP the year ranked 15th in the ed 12-6-2 and placed third in in their respective sports nation in AIAW Division II the AIAW Division I cham- were Patti Wilkinson in field competition. (Continued to poge 15) Sports awards for 1981 By JIM HUGHES BIGGEST SURPRISE: Phil Nelson, the foot To wrap up what has been another banner ball team's former tight end gets drafted by year for Delaware sports, The Review sports the world champion Oakland Raiders. section humbly submits its sports awards for SMALLEST SURPRISE: The football team Review photo by Neol Williamson 1981. has another winning season. Chalk up another LORI HOWARD, shown here in a game against West BEST MALE ATHLETE: Goes to Matt Kelsh, one for Tubby. Chester, was voted the outstanding senior female who toiled in obscurity for four years on the BEST PERFORMANCE IN A LOSING EF athlete of the year on Wednesday. Howard was also cross-country, indoor track and outdoor track FORT: Lacrosse team's 18-9 loss to No. 1 named the MVP of the women's basketball team. teams. We also applaud the coaches for Johns Hopkins. -Gold Nuggets by Chris Goldberg- deci?ing on Kels~ instead of automatically MOST ANNOYING OPPONENT: Lehigh Col -- -- lookmg to the maJor sports. Honorable men- lege, who beat the football team, the soccer 't/ { th tion goes to Ken Luck of the basektball team, team, the basketball team (three times in ~ 0 0 Hugh Dougherty of the football team and Scott cluding the playoffs) and the women's ear e w men Young of the baseball team. lacrosse team (in the regionals). Thanks go to Eat your hearts out male upstart field hockey team to a BEST FEMALE ATHLETE: Goes to Lori the men's lacrosse team, who crushed the chauvanists and jocks. third place finish in the Divi Howard of the women's basketball team. Not Engineers 22-9, and the baseball team who There's no doubt about it, sion 1--yes Division !- only did Howard break virtually every swept a doubleheader from Lehigh. 1980-81 was the year of the nationals. · Delaware record, but she also helped turn a 7- BEST TEAM NICKNAMES: The men's women in Delaware sports. The 12-6-3 Hens had gained a 13 squad into a playoff team. Honorable men lacrosse team which featured a Tuna, a T.O., Some call women's sports national's berth by ousting tion goes to Patti Wilkinson, who played on the a Hap, a Moses, a Doc, a Chief, a Bear, a Mes dull. Or maybe they point out Lock Haven 2-0 in the field hockey and lacrosse teams, and Mary a Rivs, a Hags, a Nut, a Burnsy, a Smitty ~ that competition is not as regionals. The stickers then Pat Johnson and Mary Carr of the swimming Zuggie, a Tanker, a Deano, and a Gut. ' strong in Division II sports proceeded to take their first team. BEST RESTAURANT TO EAT AT ON ROAD and that, anyway, nobody two contests in nationals by BEST COACH: This one is just too tough to GAMES: McDonald's. No contest. bothers to watch them. downing Iowa and Connec- decide. We'll let Mary Ann Campbell, Edgar MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: Football But they had one thing over ticut. · Johnson, Joyce Emory and Janet Smith fight team's Hugh Dougherty picking up 87 yards the men this year. They won. But the critics weren't this one out among themselves. on the nnal game of the season to gain 1,000 And boy, did they win. While satisfied. Next on the agenda BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE: Goes to the yards for the ye~r. only two men's teams was number one ranked and women's lacrosse team who not only brought MOST APPROPRIATE . NAME FOR A qualified for post,season play undefeated Penn State. Sure home the national championship, but also PLAYER: Rock Antoni of the baseball team. (neither reached the ly the Nittany Lions would played as a team, in every sense of the word. BEST MUSIC DURING PRE-GAME WARM regionals), five women's devour the Hens. BEST €LUTCH PERFORMANCE: Goes to UPS: The men's lacrosse team, who played teams reached the regionals But it didn't turn out that Mary Pat Johnson who made up five places on Bruce Springst~en before the Johns Hopkins and three of them advanced way. The Hens actually held a the anchor leg of the swimming team's 200 game. to the nationals. one-goal lead going into the yard freestyle relay to capture Delaware's UNSUNG HERO AWARDS: To sports in Way back in the fall, Coach game's final minutes before first ever individual championship in the na formation director Ben Sherman, and his Mary Ann Campbell took an (Continued to page 15) tionals. assistant, Kevin Tresolini. Seniors majoring in Accounting, Business, The Brothers of· and Economics and their families Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity are corcnauy 1nvuea to tne Fourth,Annual Business and Economics! Wish to congratulate and welcome Commencement Buffet their newly initiated Brothers: Saturday, June 6 Following Commencement, about 12:30 p.m. Lawrence Berger Michael Kaplan Purnell-Smith Courtyard L. Blaine Charak Brett Katzen Tickets at $4.25/person on sale in Joshua Douglas Jeffrey Lipton 228 Purnell Through May 29 Mark Gardner Mitchell Rozalsky Celebrate your graduation day with friends and family. David Schwartz