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By Lea Purcell light while traveling west on East Staff Reporter Park Place. Stella's car hit the left front of a Three university students were car driven by Jones which was injured Saturday morning in an traveling north on Academy Street alcohol-related accident in which at 2:14a.m. two cars collided at East Park Stella was alone in his car, and Place and Academy Street, was unharmed because of an according to Newark Police. airbag in his vehicle, police said. Michele Howland (AS 92) An investigation to determine suffered an internal head injury the role of alcohol in the accident and was listed in critical condition is being conducted, police said. No Sunday at Christiana Hospital. charges have been made. Matthew Jones (AS 92) also It was not reported if the suffered a head injury and was passengers or drivers wore safety listed in fair condition, according belts. to John Abood, public affairs "It is a simple red light representative for the hospital. violation, but the alcohol issue lise Kalfus (AS 92) was treated complicates matters," a police for cuts and bruises and released. spokesman said. Roberto Stella, 20, of Westmont "Unfortunately, accidents like Drive in Wilmington, ran a red this happen very often," he said. Woman struck, carried 20 ft. by car in hit-and-run

By Lea Purcell Deer Park Tavern when a small, dark car The driver fled the scene after striking me intentionally but they must have been "We have a few good leads that we're Staff Reporter changed to the right lane and struck her at Haendler, Ryser said. An identity drinking. Otherwise why would they leave? following up on and we have a fairly good about 8:55p.m., Officer Ted Ryser said. investigation is pending. For all they knew I could have been dead." clearance rate with hit and runs, so hopefully A woman suffered tWo broken legs in a Haendler was carried on the hood of the Haendler said it appeared to be young Newark Police Chief William A. Hogan we'll get this one," Hogan said. hit and run accident Thursday night in front car for 20 feet before she was thrown onto men fooling around. said he could not speculate about the Ryser said, "This case will be difficult of the Deer Park Tavern on West Main the pavement, Ryser said. "They looked like college students and likelihood of finding and prosecuting the because we have absolutely no tag Street, according to Newark Police. Haendler. was treated for two broken legs they came out into my lane and sped up," she driver. information, but mayre someone will get a Melissa E. Haendler, 27, of Wilmington, and a bruise above her chest at Christiana said. "Hit-and-runs are sketchy," he said. "It guilty conscience. was crossing the street from the university Hospital and was in fair condition, a hospital "It was almost as if they were doing it on depends on what we know at the time of the "We recently had a driver turn herself in parking lot behind Daugherty Hall to the spokesperson said Friday. purpose, to scare me. I don't think they hit accident after 2 l!l years, so it does happen," he said. Plus/minus University denies bout nears end charge in 1980 fight Jeff Thomas (BE 90). DUSC hopeful "We've contacted close to half By Heather McMurtrie has done nothing wrong and should SigmaNu." about preventing of the senators and we are still Student Affairs Editor not be involved in this case. The He stressed that the university working on it," Thomas said. university accepts no responsibility." was never told of the possibility of grading system DUSC believes the main reason On Nov. 3, 1980, Duane Marshal, problems at the Kappa Alpha house. the plus/minus grading system was WILMINGTON - A lawyer president of the Kappa Alpha He also said Marshal knew of the By Lorna Sapp proposed was to stop grade representing the university denied all chapter at Washington College in problem early in the evening but did Staff Reporter innation and DUSC is currently responsiblity for the loss of Duane Maryland, attended a party at the not inform university or Newark trying to prove that grade inflation Marshal's eye during a fight at a Kappa Alpha house in Newark. He Police. The Delaware Undergraduate does not exist, he added. fraternity house in 1980 at the start lost use of his right eye after being "You knew but you didn't tell Student Congress (DUSC) is "The system was pac;sed because of Marshal vs. University of struck over the head with a beer anyone," Battaglia said, as he turned "optimistic, but cautious" that the the Faculty Senate believed it was Jeff Thomas Delaware, which went to trial at the boule during a fight which involved to face Marshal. plus/minus grading system will be a more accurate grading system Superior Court in Wilmington Sigma Nu fraternity members. Battaglia also said, "Fraternities, overtumed at the Nov. 13 Faculty and some believed the students "So what we are trying to do is Thursday. The Sigma Nu fraternity was in essence, are national corporations. Senate meeting, ;fe DUSC wanted it," said Mike DiFebbo give people a quick and easy Marshal's attorney, Chris Cunin, closed for four years before "The Kappa Alpha house is a president said ThursdSy. (AS 91), DUSC vice president. solution to gelling it over with, said the university "knew large establishment of a new chapter in privately owned place. It's no DUSC officials have been "Another one of our beliefs is because the system isn't a good parties were a problem" and should 1985. different than a store like The Stone meeting with Faculty Senate that the system was passed because proposal and it isn't a good system have taken action previously, Bauaglia read a police report flied Balloon." members and contacting some by people were tired of [the pending for this university," Thomas said. because all fraternities are affiliated in 1980 at the hospital in which Curtin said it does not matter if a phone to discuss the issues of the decision of the policy]," Thomas Frank B. Dilley, president of the with the university. Marshal said, "When I walked in fraternity is on or off campus. The plus/minus system on a "one-to­ said. "They wanted to get it over Victor Bauaglia, a lawyer for the [the Kappa Alpha house] they told one" level, said DUSC president with. see DUSC page 5 university, said, "The university me there's going to be problems with see LAWSUIT page 5 Time bandits take past from future By Diane Monaghan ends." News Features Editor The capsule contained Polaroids and audio cassettes of A time capsule containing the city's bicentennial ceremony, memorabilia from Newark's 1976 various newspapers, university bicentennial celebration was memorabilia and several items stolen Friday from its location in donated by Newark citizens, such front of the Academy Building on as photos and knitting. Main Street, University Police "There was nothing of any real said. monetary value inside," Investigator Dennis Anderson Anderson said. said the capsule was stolen To remove the capsule, the between midnight and 6 a.m. thieves flipped over an 8-inch by Police still had no suspects in the 12-inch by 16-inch granite block case Monday. which marked the spot where the Anderson described the time tube was buried. They then pried capsule as "a pinkish tan PVC off the s~l lid to the steel and pipe, 4 feet long by 8 inches in cement chamber which held the diameter, and rounded at both capsule. 2 • THE REVIEW • November 7, 1989

· ~·:·::,.,)\_/ .,.~·.;, .. ,; .•: .. ,,,,',. p t t ' :.~ ~ , ~ a ··· !~ es ers ;;*m . ' '"'"41!% L.,~ .. ,,.,. 4 vI g II battI e s Students awarded scholarshipfunds campus rape Two freshman university By Darin Powell incident. students were awarded Associate News Editor Carl Houtman, a volunteer for scholarships from the College of S.O.S. rape crisis center, said, "We Human Resources Alumni Almost 50 members of the kind of got the feeling that things Association, a spokeswoman university community braved the had gone back to business as usual, said. cold with flashlights and candles and that wasn't right." Holly McAllister (HR 93), of Friday night in a march on Amstel The theme of the protest, Felton, Del., and Jennifer Avenue and South College Avenue stressed by many of the marchers, Nyselius (HR 93) of Secaucus, to protest campus rape and was that people have not forgotten N.J., both of the College of violence against women. the issue of rape and violence Human Resources, were "I think we see this is a against women. presented scholarships of $400 continuing mission to bring ''I'm very concerned about the each, a spokeswoman for the attention to the issue of rape," said recent allegations," said Sharon College of Human Resources Donna Tuites, program coordinator Beach, a 1985 university alumna said. of the Office of Women's Affairs. who participated in the march. McAllister, an interior design Singing and carrying a banner "But I'm also aware that this major and Nyselius, a fashion that read, "We have not forgotten, kind of thing occurs more often merchandising major, were sexual violence must end," the than it is reported, and it is very required to write essays which group walked around the Kappa important for the public to were received by the Human Alpha and Delta Tau Delta acknowledge that this is wrong." Resolli'Ce$ Alumni ~iation, a fraternity houses. The purpose of the march was Leslie D. Barbaro. spokeswoman explained. The march was a reaction to a "to fight against sexual violence, Martin Anderson (AS 93) and Catherine Bassen (AS 92) march on Amstel Avenue Friday night: McAllister and Nyselius were state attorney general's office and show that it will not be selected on the basis of scholastic investigation into a case of alleged tolerated," Catherine Hassen (AS for Wesley Foundation Campus As a result of an earlier vigil to a Commission for the Status of achievement, interests and illegal sexual contact at the Kappa 92) said. Ministries, said the march was held on the steps of Purnell Hall in Women meeting and said he would activities in the school and Alpha House. Martin Anderson (AS 93) said, designed to keep awareness up. September, Tuites said an informal like the commission to make a community, and their individual Delta Tau Delta's parent "I 'm here to make sure what "It's easy to forget and we want group called the Task Force for proposal about what could be done future professional goals and company, Delta Epsilon happened won't be forgotten, that to keep it up front," Colatch said. Solutions to Sexual Violence was about the problem of seJtual aspirations, the spokeswoman Educational, Inc., was charged last it won't just blow over. It could "We want to let folks know that formed. violence, Tuites said. · said. week with serving alcohol to a happen again." there are members of the The group first began to meet The task force has been meetirtg One of the human resource minor in connection with the John Colatch, a campus pastor community around who care." after President E.A. Trabant came informally for several weeks. scholarships is always awarded to a Delaware resident and one to an out-of-state resident, a spokeswoman said. Report due about Newark court jam

By ScoH Tarpley B. Ferry, the court's alderman, when a backup efforts to keep Newark safe for residents, evaluation are not known, changes cannat be Europeans finish Staff Reporter in the court's cases became evident during the Newark Police Chief William A. Hogan said. made. · U.S. musical tour past year. "Because of concerns of citizens, arrests for "We don't really know what we should do," Arrests are up, but convictions are down. "We wanted to get an outside, unbiased disorderly conduct, noise violations and illegal Ferry said. "That is why we called in The Harmonic Orchestra of What is wrong with Newark's judicial system? view of our system," Ferry said Friday. consumption of alcohol by minors have independent observers." · the Conservatory of Luxembourg Answering that question is the object of a One of the main reasons cited for the become a priority for our officers," Hogan Hogan does not expect the changes to affect concluded its 1989 tour of the study of the city's Aldennan's Court conducted backup is an increase in arrests in the city said. the police department's procedures but he does United States with a perfonnance by the National Center for State Courts. during the past two years. A special operations unit implemented look for a more efficient operation. at Loudis Recital Hall Saturday Representatives from the non-profit "If you increase the flow of people into a about two years ago to focus on these "Our hope is that the changes will speed the nighL organization visited the court in late August. court system without changing existing problems has also led to more arrests. process up so that once we arrest someone, we As part of an agreement Their report should be available before the end procedures, the process will immediately slow "The combination of these two factors has can get them into court, have a trial and between the university and the of the year, possibly by the fust of December. down," Ferry said. bogged down the court," Hogan said. determine their guilt or innocence as quic~y .as conservatory, the ·Delaware Wind The group was called in by Judge Tho~ _ The rise in arrests is because of greater At this point, because the results of the possible.". ensemble will perform in Luxembourg in March. Saturday's performance included traditional selections Biden, Roth favor lateSt from its country as well as American selections. The performance concluded as minimum wage proposal Roland Hensgen, associate Bill raises pay old who are beginning their first by October 1991. The bill was director of the conservatory, jobs. The wage would be raised to passed by Congress but vetoed by conducted the national anthems rate to $4.25 over the statutory minimum after six Bush. of the United States and months. The compromise's training wage Luxembourg. two-year period The wage floor has remained at provision will expire in three Y,tars· $3.35 for eight years. The New York At that time •. Congress will re­ Local pair to skate -----==o.~ ·By Andrew Bowser Tunes reported Wednesday that Sen. evaluate its usefulness. Bullofk .said in East Berlin Leslie D. Barbaro Staff Reporter Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., this will ensure that the wage floor The College of Business and Economics wants to update Its observed that if the minimum wage will not pass another eight years Congress and the Bush Two Philadelphia figure computer system by linking tennlnals to one system. had kept pace with inflation, it without re-examination. administration Tuesday reached a skaters and university skating would now be $4.79 an hour. "Hopefully, we are at a point now compromise which will raise the coach Robert Young left Sunday A bill was presented in April that where we can be taking a fairly minimum wage to $3.80 an hour by for international competition in would have raised the minimum Updated computer next year and to $4.25 an hour by East Berlin, East Germany. wage from $3.35 an hour to $4.55 1991, and it is likely that Delaware see MINIMUM page 5 Brian. Helenberg, 15, and legislators will vote in favor of the Aimee Offner, 13, will compete system requested bill when it is brought to Senate. in the Blue Swords competition, QUIGLEY'S FARM If passed, the bill, which has been an annual junior figure skating By Dave Oliver for the business world. deadlocked for six months, will competition. Staff Reporter "Many of our graduates are going raise the minimum wage for the first HCUJ R~ Joan Grubner, a representative into companies that have networked time since 1981. Bonfire Included for: from the United States Figure The College of Business and systems and we'd like them to be Democrats agreed to allow a Skating Association, said the Clubs • . Dorms • Private Parties • Social Groups Economics submitted a proposal to well trained in that area," he said training wage clause, which will skaters had the option not to Sorority • Fraternity the university in October designed to Allowing all of the computers to permit a temporarily lower travel abroad if they were Celebrations of aff kinds. increase the capacity of run on the same system would also minimum wage for teenagers just concerned about their safety. 20 Min. Drive from Campus, New Castle, Del. microcomputing facilities on lighten the load of work done in the entering the job market. The Bush A spokesperson from the State (302) 328-7732 for reservations campus, an official of the college microcomputing labs, he said. administration accepted a proposal Department assured the skaters said Sunday. The college also needs to upgrade for a higher increase in the wage they would be safe. Lawrence P. Donnelly, dean of the its computers which would involve floor than they had wanted. College of Business and Economics, purchasing new machines, he said. "We are satisfied by the The Interdisciplinary honor society Former astronaut said the college has not kept up with "The machines we have now are compromise if not completely advancements in the computer basically out of date," he said. overwhelmed by it," said Jeff to speak Thursday industry. Donnelly said the current Bullock, press secretary for "In the early 1980s, we were a computers do not have the capacity Congressman Thomas R. Carper, D­ Col. James B. Irwin, a slate-of-the-an facility," he said "We to run the latest software which has Del. "I think the Democrats in have upgraded the machines, but not member of the 1971 manned become standard in the business and Congress made out a little better PHI KAPPA PHI lunar landing mission, Apollo 15, at a sufficient rate. Now we're economics field. than the president. will be a guest speaker at two behind." Because of lack of technical "We pretty m'uch split the university events Thursday. The proposal would upgrade the capacity, more time must be spent difference between the president's announces Irwin has spoken at colleges • computer capabilities of the college loading and unloading software, position and Congress' position over a three-year period, he said. and conferences across the nation creating availability problems, he since the rtrst time we took up the . the eighth annual University of Delaware and in more than 55 countries, The primary goal of the college is said. Currently, the college has 62 minimum wage proposal," he said. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH including the Soviet Union. to network the microcomputers, microcomputers in the lab. Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr., D-Del., ESSAY COMPETITION Irwin will speak at a which would link them all together "Obviously we'd like to increase plans to suppon the compromise one leadership rccepdon and a lecture under system, Donnelly said the number of microcomputers," he position when the Senate votes, a one $500 PRIZE, plus PUBLICATION of in the Perkins Student Center. "Networking would allow said. "but that gets expensive and we spokesman for Biden said Friday. the prize-winning essay. As founder of the High Flight studen&s, faculty and administrators really do have a space problem. • It is likely that Sen. William V. open to undergraduates in all fields. Foundation, he advises students to communicate instantly with Donnelly attributes the Roth Jr., R-Del., will vote in favor microoomputers," he said. research results must be reported in an interested in science and space technological decli~e to financial of the bill, said Vema Wilkins, press Students could tum in homework careen. He has received awards reasons. secretary for Roth. essay written for a general educated including the NASA and faculty could communicate "We've always been on a tight Previously, Roth had supported audience. directly with administrators, "all via Distinguished Service Medal and budget and the current one is already the Bush administration's position submission deadline is April 26, 1990 &he Uniled Nations Peace Medal. compulei'S," he added. streiChed," he said. on the minimum wage bill, she said. Donnelly said networking the Award announced May 8, 1990. His avic:e includes 21 years A response to the first year of the The training wage will be 85 U.S. Air Force pilot and machines would save time and make three-year proposal is expected from u a percent of lhe statutory minimum. For more INFORMATION, cont.ct any feculty In your field or in communications more direct the university in late January, participation the Apollo 15 Employen could pay the training Dr. Joan Bennett, University Honora Program (Room 204 at188 between people using the sys&em. It mission. Donnelly said wage only 10 workers 16 to 19 years South College Ave.) would also beuer prepare gradualeS November 7, 198g • THE REVIEW• 3 ;Delaware 10th in-AIDS per capita By Susan Byrne majority of people who die [of said, is a latency period. "The virus incidence ra1e for diagnosed AIDS. 'Student Affairs Editor AIDS] without ever seeing a is doing its damage, and it's just a Although anyone can be Lifes~!es physician." matter of time before the immune susceptible to the HIV virus, the Know the facts. In addition, reported cases do not system gives up." majority of all adult and adolescent Compiled from the College Press . 1t's a phrase that always seems to include people who are infected, ill The disease's rate of increase AIDS cases has occurred among Service. exist simultaneously with the or possess serious symptomsof the continues to be a serious worldwide homosexual and bisexual men, rnention of AIDS, as most people do ~ealth HIV virus , Dominguez said. problem, Dominguez added. comprising 65 percent. Heterosexual Students debate oot really know the facts. Many reduced by the HIV antibody test "We estimate for every person "Something that still holds true is intravenous drug abusers have people continue to remain ignorant Currently, the chance of becoming with full-blown AIDS, there are an that every 12 months, the number of reponed about 17 percent while 4 abortion issue 10 a disease that is rapidly spreading contaminated by blood is 1 in additional 13 to 35 other people cases doubles. People don't realize percent is made up of heterosexual, worldwide. 40,000. affected but don't know it," he said. with th is type of growth curve, the non-drug users. Much like their off-campus Acquired Immune Deficiency As of Oct. I , the cumulative Roger Atkins, counselor and rate of increase is really quite steep." Atkins said health advocates are Syndrome (AIDS) is a potentially worldwide total of officially reported tester for the AIDS Program Office. At the end of September in the pressing for early testing for anyone counterparts, pro-choice and fatal breakdown of natural resistance AIDS cases was 182,463, according a state division of Public Health, United States, there were 109,167 sexually active, whether they anti-abortion students have tried to disease and is caused by the HJV to the World Health Organization said there are different stages of the AIDS cases, WHO reported. practice safe sex or not to tum up the political heat in virus (Human Immunodeficiency (WHO), a global program on AIDS. HIV infection. Dominguez said it is fairly "It is definitely affecting college recent weeks, staging rallies, Virus). However, Ivo Dominguez Jr., "The majority of people who have accurate to anticipate by this time campuses," said Atkins, who works debates and marches to try to The HIV virus is transmitted executive director of the Delaware the HIV virus develop symptoms next year, that number will have at the Hudson Center in Newarlc. sway legislators. through sexual contact {anal, vaginal Lesbian and Gay Health Advocates five to seven years later. They could doubled. Based on figures from the Dominguez said what seemed to Many of this fall's legislative or oral) without using a latex (DLGHA), said he estimates the carry the virus for years without growth curve, Dominguez said he be a very small problem a few years and gubernatorial campaigns for condom; sharing contaminated actual number of cases to be more knowing it," Atkins said. estimates roughly 5,000 people in ago has become quite massive. November elections have come needles and syringes; from an than 500,000. During the asymptomatic stage of Delaware to be infected with the "As long as we continue to have a to focus on candidates' abortion infected mother to her baby during "The large change in numbers," infection, a person has no HIV virus. high rate of STDs (Sexually views. pregnancy or birth; or from blood Dominguez said, "is probably symptoms, is not sick and does not "Clearly we can tell the virus is Transmitted Diseases) and as long as Students at the universities of transfusions. because most cases in Third World have AIDS, but can still infect rapidly spreading throughout the we continue to see large numbers of Kansas, North Dakota, Vermont, However, the probability of nations are not reported. others. state." teenage pregnancies, we know that Pennsylvania and Maryland's acquiring the HIV virus through a "This is probably due to the lack The long time lag between Delaware is currently ranked lOth people are not engaging in safe sex," Baltimore County Campus, blood transfusion has been greatly of public health systems and the vast infection and illness, Dominguez in the country per capita for the he said. among others, have stepped up their efforts to influence the campaigns. Students at Purdue and Harvard universities, as well Sailing Theater program as Loyola University of New Orleans, have held teach-ins, set up campus booths and organized ·club trained to excel lobbying efforts. The National Organization for Women (NOW) hopes to draw ·places by famed director thousands of students to Washington, D.C., for a pro­ By Joe Anthony choice march this month. Staff Reporter second "I think both sides have been rejuvenated," said Sharon Fraser By Sharon Juska About 40 students in double file Copy Editor move from left to right across the of American Collegians for stage. They stomp and beat their feet Life's Princeton University The university sailing club tied in unison to rhythmic music. Their chapter. for second place with Villanova at faces are stiff, their eyes are fixed Though public opinion polls ·the Area B Eliminations in and th eir bodies are in a semi­ indicate that a majority of Riverton, N.J., Wednesday, squatting posture. Americans oppose restricting enabling them to compete in the Becuase of the intense level of abortion rights any more, next <:vent leading to the Atlantic concentration, sweat pours down campus pro-life activists say Special to The Review Coast Championships. their faces. they remain committed. The Salling Club tied with Vlllanova Wednesday to qualify for The University ofPennsylavania A very wise and gentle-looking "Our main focus is to tell the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Salling Association Reglonals. truth about abortion," said Becky ·sailing team, which hosted the Japanese man sits with his legs Tadashl Suzuki ·races, won the competition, but the Pennsylvania and New Jersey, used They sail three used 420s, crossed in the first row, watching the Singleton, president of Students top three finishers continue to the theUniversity of Penn sylvania's purchased this year with help from students with much care. He begins acting company called Waseda Sho­ for Life at the University of 'Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate 420s, two-man boats which are the the student comprehensive fee. to speak in his native tongue, which Gekijo in 1966, Suzuki came to the Dayton in Ohio. Sailing Association (MAISA) most common college-class boats, Rittenhouse said, "Our only his interpreter can understaixl. university as part of a continuing NOW held a.march in April Regionals in New York. Jackson said. membership jumped from about The students are not penorming project that he and Robbins started similar to the· one planned for "Sailing is a varsity sport for the The competing teams were each twelve to 62 active members this the latest African rain dance, nor are in 1976, when Robbins went to this month which drew· fiOO,OOO Ivy schools," said Glenn Jackson divided into an A fleet and a B fleet, year because of the new boats. they preparing for a week with the Japan to study the training of people. NOW members said a (EG 91 }, skipper of one of the both fleets sailing in three races. "Now we can get more people on armed forces. Japanese actors. third of the marchers were university boats. "They have a Only one race was completed the water and the less experienced They are being trained by Tadashi "I saw in his work a huge college students who arrived professional coach and they during the weekend, which left the members can learn ." Suzuki, a world-renowned director opportunity for the training of from 4 50 different campuses. practice every day." university team tied with Princeton The sai ling club is a very active who has brought his stem method of American actors and I committed The university sailing club has for first upon entering Wednesday's student organi 1.ation that has a low acting to the university's Professional myself to making that available to Brown limits events been competitive with the Ivies for events. profile on campus in pan because it Theater Training Program (P1TP). them," Robbins said. because of violence about the last six years, said The university's A fl eet, does not have the resources to host a "He is a man of the theater," said One way of doing that is having Commodore Tori Rittenhouse (HR skippered by Rittenhouse and regatta at its home marina and Sanford Robbins, director of the Suzuki come 10 the university, said 90). crewed by Mau Wenig (BE 92), had therefore travels away for all its PTTP and long-time friend of Robbins. Suzuki has come to Brown University "We only have club status, not one second place fin ish and two competitions, Riuenhouse said. Suzuki. "One way to look at a person America, and Robbins or members administrators imposed special athletic status [at the university] , third places. In contrast to the Ivy schools, is through a collection of expressions of his company have gone 10 Japan restrictions on ·minority students but everywhere else we're The B fleet, skippered by Jackson Jackson said, "We're a club, not a of something, and the something he every year since 1978 to train for Parents Weekend Oct 20;-22. considered a team," she said. and crewed by Peter Cronholm (AS varsity sport - we pay for is expressing is the theater." students in the Suzuki method. Hoping to stop a season-long Wednesday's races were held 92), had second, fourth and fiflh everything through dues and some Suzuki has projects all over the The method consists of a series of series of violent attacks on white over from the weekend because of place finishes in its three races. money from the comprehensive fee. world, from directing plays to rigorous exercises dealing with and Asian students, Brown in adequate wind. Club members sail almost every Our gear has mostly been left over training actors and producing theater inner balance and proper breathing. cancelled black social events, The seven schools from Area B, weekend at the Triton Marina· in from the last 10 years. We just wing festivals, Robbins said. The exercises are designed to imposed special identification which covers Delaware, Elkton, Md. it." The founder of a theater and make the actor more aware of and checks for minority students gain control over his body trying to get into other social ,------1 physically and psychologically. events and considered asking for l Kent Kirkpatrick, a former federal help to stop the crime Students back student of Suzuki and a guest wave. instructor at the university, said, "All Officials cancelled two Oct. of these movements come from 20 social events which would (Suzuki's] observation of people in have been attended mainly by North's efforts everyday life and how they move." black students, but let Movements on stage are a predominantly white events go combination of these sorts of steps, on. to gain pension Suzuki said. "If one has these At least 19 students, 17 from Normal Discount 10% methods of locomoting oneself on Brown and two visiting students 25% Off w/coupon stage, he is probably set for any sort from Vassar College in New ExpiiM 11/181118 Supporters march in Wilmington of situation that is going to arise." York, have been attacked since 368 E. Main St.. Newark, DE Kirkpatrick said, "The exercises the beginning of the semester. 738-9881 By Darin Powell The group carried signs reading make you aware of your weaknesses Though several of the students Associate News Editor "Sen. Biden, will you support a vet," and create a barrier for you to use as have been hospitalized, their and "Vote yes for Ollie's pension." you would a punching bag or a injuries were not serious. WILMINGTON - Calling for Members also handed out literature mirror in order to overcome these Student Activities director L------Congress to restore former Marine calling for North's pardon. weaknesses." Tom Forsberg said the events Lt. Oliver North's pension, 13 "The entire Oliver North affair is Suzuki arrived at the university were cancelled because non­ members of the university's chapter being blown out of proportion," Oct I. He finished his work here students allegedly involved in Instant of Young Americans for Freedom Miele McCarter (AS 93) said. "The with the the PITP's performance of the assualts have been attending (YAF) protested in front of the allegations against him are greatly his adapcation of Euripides' tragedy Brown social events on campus. Federal Building where Delaware exaggerated, and that's why his "The Bacchae" Thursday. Dean of Student Life John Passport Photos legislators haVe offices. pension was removed." Robbins said he .thinks the entire Robinson announced strict No appointment necessary! "No matter what you think of Paul Erhardt IV (AS 90), program has benefitted by Suzuki's student identification card what Oliver North did, he is a war president of the university chapter of visit to the university. "They're in checks at the other events, veteran and we think he deserves his YAF, said the rally was designed to the presence of a great person in the warning that black and Hispanic pension," said Bryan Wilkes (AS show support for North, and he did theater and his way of relating to students would face more 90), the mid-atlantic regional not think it would sway the opinion costumes, sets and stage extensive checks than white and director of YAF and the president of of the legislators in the building. management is as profound and Asian students. the university's College Republicans. "Being so close to the vote, Sen. instructive for our Sludents in those The victims described their Wilkes said the group had Biden is not going to look out of his areas as is his work with the actors." attackers as black or Hispanic contacted Sen. Joseph Biden, D­ window, see us marching and Robbins said Suzuki will teens too young to be college Del., and Sen. William V. Roth, R­ change his mind," Erdhan said. continue to visit the university for at students at the Providence, R.I., Del., both of whom have offices in "[North] did serve when a lot of least the next three years. university. kinko•s· the building. people were running to Canada or Suzuki added, "I have the desire Administmron contemplating Congress voted Thursday to staying in college. He fought for to increase the amount of b"eBSUre the arrival of parents, however, the copy center restore North's pension. America in an unpopular war." that we have as a world community urgently tried to prevent any North was convicted last year on Howard Urbine (EO 93) said, in terms of what human beings do more attacks during Parents several charps stemming from his "We're supporting Oliver North with their bodies, and if working Weekend. Open 24 Hours involvement in the Iran -Contra because we think he deserves a here in Delaware can be a JBt of alTair. pension." that, I would be very pleased." 4 • THE REVIEW• November 7, 1989

June violence hurts Students· U.S.-Chinese ties reluctant By Darin Powell past several months that it is hard to to leave Associate News Editor predict the future." Pong said a stronger relationsllip America Following the massacre of between the Uniled States and the Tiananmen Square protesters in Soviet Union will probably not June by the People's Army, alienate China from the world Congress aims relations between the Uniled States community. and the People's Republic of China countries is the United State's "I think improved relations with to pass proposals took a twn for the worse. granting of asylum to dissidents in the Soviet Union could bring more It may be some time before the the American embassy, he said. stability to the world," Pong said. extending visas situation between the two countries A spokeswoman for the U.S. "We don't have to play some game By Kimberley Jenkins sees significant improvement. State Department said the Bush of one power against the other like Staff Reporter "Americans and Chinese must administration suspended all we did in the past. People will have make extra efforts to improve commercial military sales to China to rethink their diplomatic In the months of April, May and relations," said Dr. Yi-Chun.Chang, following the June massacre. strategies." June, people around the world a professor in the university's The United States is not Resistance to the Chinese witnessed on television the protests political science department. conducting high-level governmental government is still alive, Chang and demonstrations in Tiananmen When the Chinese began making relations with the Chinese. said, but everything has gone Square, Beijing, China, which called economic reforms earlier in the Dr. David B. Pong, a university underground for democracy and political decade, Chang said Americans history professor, said the United "Because of the brutal, ruthless freedom . were very optimistic about the States must weigh the strategic and measures taken by the government, For most Americans, the events opportunity for cooperation economic advantages of a good people no longer dare to spealc oul" were horrifying and tragic, but for between the two nations. The relationship with China against a He ciled the arrest of people who Chinese students studying and violence in Tiananmen square has moral commitment to respect for spoke to the U.S. media and said working at the university, the changed thaL human rights. much of the crackdown is being tragedy hit closer to home. "Now things are different. It is He said it is difficult to tell if the carried out in secret. Dean C. Lomis, international very difficult for Americans to give changes in Eastern Europe are "The government is very student and scholar advisor, said up their ideals," Chang said, superficial, or if they will affect conservative. It is basically run by there are 13 5 students at the referring the Uniled States' concern U.S. policy. eight old men who believe in the Courtesy of The Philadelphia Daily News university from mainland China. for human rights. "The world is in such a flux with old revolutionary idea. They want Hunger strikers were symbolic of the struggle tor democracy The students are here with student A major obstacle to things changing so quickly in the to maintain the communist ways." which occurred In Beijing, China. visas and include undergraduale and normalization between the two graduale students, visiting scholars and those attending the English Language Institute. Tiananmen ordeal hits hard for faculty Qi Zhang (AS Gl), president-of the Chinese Students and Scholars By Michael O'Brien Beijing, Cllina, turned into a violent estimated 5,000 peaceful subsequent massacre. demonstrator standing in prolest in Association, was in the United · Staff Reporter exhibition of oppression when demonstrators were brutally killed Yi-Chun Chang, associate front of a tank. The man was later States when the events in Beijing · hundreds of soldiers began to open with a display of military violence. professor of political science, was caught and shot. came to a head on June II. On June 4, 1989, a seven-week fire on the unarmed demonstrators. Chinese professors at the born in China and lived there until "This angers me and saddens me, "[ think this event could have peaceful demonstration for Chinese people around the world University of Delaware also felt the 1950. He has friends who but also moves me how brave people been prevented if the government democracy in Tiananmen Square, were shocked and outraged as an despair of the Chinese protest and participated in the protest. They told would stand up to this cruel had acted in a more tactical way," him some graphic accounts of the treatment," he said. Zhang said. "I believe, had the lOp · brutality. David B. Pong, associate leaders had been frank towards the His friends saw tanks purposely professor of history, also grew up in students and there were . run over demonstrators. "When the China before moving to the United negotiations, the situation would tank would run over the body, there Stales in 1969. have been different. · was nothing left," he said Friday. "My gut reaction is one of regret "The motivation of most of the He said one female student was and sorrow that the massacre students was for the better China. shot at point-blank range in the represented, in a symbolic way, a Maybe some of their actions chest. "Old women and children as setback for China's organization," he provoked the government and this young as seven were brutally said Thursday. led to the tragedies." murdered." Pong said, "It is a complex The demonstrations which began : Chang was told that the situation because of the coincidence with a march on April 15 was · Communists tried to destroy the that there were so many reporters sparked by the death of Hu • evidence of the massacre by burning present, which obviously gave the Yaobang, a predecessor of · the dead bodies. demonstrators some sense of Communist Party Chief Zhao. "Soldiers tossed the bodies in a security, protection and perhaps Yaobang supported political reform bonfire because they could not unrealistic hopes." and was removed from the · dispose of the evidence fast enough. The demonstrators were government for not moving quickly Some people who weren't even dead encouraged to protest loudly because enough to crush student yet were thrown into the fire as they knew the events of the demonstrations. well." Everyone in China is afraid to Tiananmen Square demonstration Eight weeks later, on June II, the ·. Courtesy of The Philadelphia Daily News speak out about the massacre, he were being covered by the media government cracked down on the UniVersity professors knew some protestors who gathered In Tlananmen Square In an attempt said. worldwide, Pong said. predominantly student protesiOrs by to peacefully bring democracy to mainland China earlier this year. One University of Delaware Chin-Pao Huang, professor of bringing soldiers into the city. The , professor declined to comment civil engineering, was born and soldiers flied at the protestors with because he feared that his relatives raised in Taiwan before moving to AK-47 assault rifles and au10matic in China would be perseculed. the Uniled States in 1966. machine guns. Trucks were set aftre. Recent mainland protests Violence continued. Chang's friend who protested "It is a disgrace to the Chinese learned that a man who told an NBC government. It is unforgivable," he June 12, the Chinese Red Cross continue era of revolution reporter his personal account of the said Friday. reported the death toll from the massacre was found and sentenced Huang said he hopes things will confrontations to be almost 2,600. By Chris RICe However, the major protest in began as an effort to purge to 10 years in prison. improve in China but he is not very Reports circulated that many bodies Assistant Features Editor recent history is the Cultural bourgeois influences in Chinese Chang said the military saw a optimistic. were being trucked away to be Revolution, which lasted from 1966 culture, specifically art and picture in the press of a cremated, so the real count may see PROFESSORS page 8 The protests and demonstrations to 1976. literature. see STUDENTS page 8 that occurred this summer in This period, sometimes referred Tiananmen Square were not to as the "Ten-Year Catastrophe," see PROTESTS page 8 isolated incidents, but rather events in a long series of revolts in China's tumultuous history. Investors shying SIGMA XI The recent protests, calling for democracy and political reform, THE RESEARCH SOCIETY grew out of, and were centered away from China around, the funeral of former Communist Party leader Hu By Jennifer Wolff which resulled from the gunfire. presents Yaobang. Staff Reporter Woo, who was influential during Yaobang was faced to resign his his lerm as lieutenant governor in A National Lecture position of general secretary in Because of government upheavals encouraging Chinese businesses to 1987, after he was accused of being in China during the past three begin locating in Delaware said, by too lenient on protesters who were months, the Uniled States is more "American companies which are part of demonstrations for political hesitant to begin incorporating its influenced by television and all that reform in Tiananmen Square in businesses in China, a university talk, now have more hesitance in Dr. Julian Palmore, 1987. professor said Thursday. dealing with China." University of Illinois But these demonstrations However, "China's intention is to Andrew Yao, financial manager resulted in exactly the opposite of continue trade with America," from China lnlernational Trust and on what the protesters wanted. Many despite the recent problems in Investment [Citi] Steel USA Inc., pro-reform political leaders were Beijing and other areas of China, also agreed that foreign trade with ousted and authorities enforced a said S.B.Woo, university professor Americans is declining. crackdown on liberals. especially of physics and astronomy and "I can't comment on the degree of CHAOS those in the university community. former Delaware lieutenant overall investment because it is too Another earlier protest in governor. early 10 1ell," said Yao. "I think there Tiananmen Square, that eventually On June 4 and June 5 Chinese is a much faster now of cash being November 14 (Tuesday) grew into riotous proportions, took soldiers streamed into Tiananmen invested by the Chinese people into place in 1976. Square in Beijing and opened fire on foreign countries," as opposed to 12:15 p.m. This prOiest was spurred by the more than a million student Americans investing in China. death of Premier Zhou Enlai and protestors. The students had He said the Chinese were willing BACCHUS was in revolt against a leftist group occupied the square 10 protest lack to trade in America but Americans called the Gang of Four, which of freedom and prosperity in China seem- to be shying away from Rring Lunch - Beverages Provided included the widow of former Weeks later government officials investing. leader Mao Zedong. who aimed to denied all accounts of its soldiers auacking and the deaths of hundreds take over the government see BUSINESS page 8 November 7, 1989 • THE REVIEW• 5 Ski Fest '89 offers fashion, movies and moguls

By Lea Purcell fashion show, a Warren Miller slci England, which are being offered into tonight," Weiner said. "It has "Last year we even went hang [cross country skiing] team," said Staff Reporter stunt movie, tables with ski resort thi s season. become an extravaganza, a gliding," said Mike Avalon, a Ann Grunert, executive direciOI' of and equipment information, a swap It also offered non-members an veritable three-ring circus." model in the fashion show and Delaware Special Olympics. Although barely through Indian shop for equipment and an exhibit opportunity to join the club for a The WSC has evolved from a promotions representative for the "Some of our best coaches have summer, ski enthusiasts already from Special Olympics of $20 annual fee and a $2 first-time small group in 1937 to a large club festival . come from the WSC," she said. have one foot on the slopes. Delaware. members fee. of about 1,500 members currently, The club also sponsors sports Members of the WSC enjoy both It was a skier's heaven at Day and weekend ski trips were This is the 15th year the 51 -year­ the largest group of its type in the teams, including volleyball, the physical and social aspects of Clayton Hall Saturday night when provided as door prizes and old club sponsored the slci fest. It Philadelphia metropolitan area, softball, and football. club membership. the Wilmington Ski Club (WSC) refreshments were available. has evolved from its original role Weiner said. Although physical activity is Sue Hookey, a three-year enthusiastically kicked off the The fest provided members of as a trip sign-up event into an "We draw heavily from important to the group, after member and hospitality director for season with the 15th annual Ski the club an opportunity to register evening of entertainment and fun, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New exerting themselves they like to the club, said, "It's a great Fest '89. for various vacation trips to the said Bob Weiner, ski fest chairman. Jersey as well as Delaware, but we kick back, relax and socialize. organization and a fun way to meet The festival featured a ski wear Poconos, Colorado, and New "A year of planning has gone also have members from across the Every week they meet at a people." U.S ., as far as California and different bar for happy hour from 5 "It opens the opportunity to meet Michigan," Weiner said. p.ni. to 7 p.m., and each monthly people with similar interests Ski club back on campus Because the club is so large, the meeting is a social as well as an without the pressure of the bar WSC can afford to offer first-rate informational event. scene," Avalon said. trips inexpensively, he said. "Although the club is a mixture Although it is not a singles club, Mismanagement of funds caused one-year suspension But the WSC is far more than of young and old, everyone is the WSC does provide common ' just a slci club, Weiner said. young at heart and has a good ground for forming friendships. By Jay Cooke Office of Student Activities. Heinold said the officers are In addition to ski trips, the club time," Weiner said. "On a bus trip, by the time we're Staff Reporter H. Pete Curry, Jr., associate optimistic about the upcoming slci sponsors white-water rafting trips, The club also provides coaches an hour out of Wilmington director of the Student Center, said season and anticipate an enthusiastic snorkeling, parasailing, scuba­ for Delaware Special Olympics everyone feels like old friends," The university ski club was that despite having been suspended, response from students. diving and basically anything teams. "We have both an Alpine Weiner said. officially reinstated Oct. 16 after a the slci club went through a normal "The market is there. People are members want to try. [downhill skiing) and a Nordic year's suspension for financial reregistration process and will be definitely interested," Heinold said. mismanagement and is now judged with a clean record. "Even last year when we didn't have preparing a complete and diverse "We are not holding [the past) the club, people were asking about it winter schedule, club officers said over their heads or penalizing them and saying we should restart it" Wednesday. in any way for something that The club already has trips POLICE REPORT "The ski club is here again. We happened two years ago," Curry planned, including a spring-break are a solid group .and we want to said. vacation in Breckenridge, Colo., and Shoplifters swipe the safe, according to Newark was stolen, Newark Police said. represent the students as effectively, Prime said the university is a four-day outing to Sugarbush, Vt, Police. About $1535 worth of as fairly and as cheaply as possible," supportive of the new club. he said. sports clothing transmission repairs was done to club officer Scott Hirsch (AS 90) "We need a ski group," Prime Heinold said there will be Car dealer discovers the van before Winner Ford said. said. "The university wants them to different kinds of trips this year to fit Three Adidas jackets worth discovered it was a stolen vehicle. The club was suspended after the be successful because it is an all types of skiers, including more about $209 were shoplifted from stolen van on lot Car dealership officials contacted 1987-88 slci season by the Office of important student activity." single-day trips. Save On Sneaks in Castle Mall police after the customer did not Student Activities after a semi­ To be reinstated, the six current These day trips will be good for Sunday at 3 p.m., according to Winner Ford officials realized a return to pick up the van, according anJUJal audit revealed extensive club officers had to fill out an skiers who do not want to spend the Newark Police. 1988 Ford van on their East to police. ledger discrepancies, Director of the application with the Office of money for a weekend trip, he said. The suspects, two black females, Cleveland Avenue lot that had been -MaHhew Salt Perkins Student Center Marilyn Student Activities, outline basic club "For different reasons, each of the were seen by store security putting brought in for repairs 1SO days ago Prime said. plans and intentions, and estimate trips will be popular," Heinold said. the jackets in their skirts. Security Receipts were lost, students were the number of interested Hirsch said one major difference got a license plate number as the not given proper refunds and there undergraduates for the university. about the new ski club is that more women drove away, but no arrests Balloon helps needy generally was "major financial "We treated them just like ahy attention will be paid to beginning have been made, Newark Police continued from page 1 themselves owing $100. mismanagement," Prime said. other new group that wants to get skiers. "Novices are real important, said. Amoroso, however, requested that "There was poor leadership," she started," Curry said. The club is not too," he said. "Not everyone is an reading was wet, which he presumed the money be given to help poor said. "The leaders did not have currently on probation, he added. expcn skier." was due to the moisture in the air. children in his area. The check will Travelers checks The truth was that this particular proper business slcills." First-year club officer Drew "Most of the [scheduled) places be made out to The Providence letter had been "christened with Hirsch, the only current club Heinold (AS 90) said the club plans are geared towards all levels of ski stolen from safe Journal Fund for Poor Children, beer" before it was ever sent, leader who was an officer before, to prevent any further ability," Heinold said. Tucker said. according to Tucker. said; ''The people who ran the club mismanagement by keeping track of The club is hoping to bring back Travelers checks worth about Rather than feeling the fmancial After Amoroso made out what the two years ago were really its accounting on a data-base previous members and attract new $871 were stolen from the safe in loss, the Cleveland Avenue residents note said, he quickly shipped it back enthusiastic but they just didn't have computer and making sure all club skiers to the club, he said. "Right the TraveLodge on Main Street said they are glad to donate money to Delaware with a letter of his own. enough of a business sense." members have fully paid. now, [the weather) is still warm," sometime between Saturday and for a good cause. His letter came back home Nov. 2 ,This semester, he said, the club The club also has people with Hirsch said. "As soon as it starts Sunday, Newark Police said. And so the tradition rolls on, or to a surprised group of college had· to re-petition for official accounting skills as officers this getting cold, more and more people There are no suspects, but only rather flies on. students who suddenly found recegnition and status with the year, he said. will be into slciing." one person has the combination to ...... Minimum wage raise favored '•' continued from page 2 Voting was delayed on the Senate overdue and does not make up for regular look at the minimum wage." floor by a Republican senator who what was lost in purchasing power." It was difficult for the Bush wanted to auach a capital-gains-tax He added that because of the tight administration to oppose the bill, clause to the bill. job market in Delaware, the effective which would benefit low-income "It is anticipated that the problem minimum wage is close to, and in workers, while supporting a capital will be worked out in the next week some areas higher than, the level • gains tax break that would primarily or so," a Biden spokesman said . reached in the compromise. benefit the wealthy, Bullock said. "Biden feels the increase was long Lawsuit against university •' continued from page 1 were no classes the next day. Marshal now wears a glass eye To Be ... A bed sheet, hung from the Kappa over his real eye. He has no depth university should be responsible for Alpha porch, advertised the perception and has lost his right field both. • The Head of a Multi Million Dollar Corporation availability of beer and a party at a of vision. Battaglia said Marshal has minimal cost Marshal believes Jerome O'Neill • An Entrepreneur previously gone to court against Marshal drove to the university struck him with the bottle but Sigma Nu local, Sigma Nu national, • An Award Winning Advertiser and Marketer • from Washington College and Newark Police were never able to Kappa Alpha local, Kappa Alpha arrived at the party about 9:30p.m. connect him with Marshal's injury. • A "HOT" Apparel Designer Educational Foundation, Kappa • Problems began when three to 10 Curtin continued to tell the 12 Alpha national and Jerome O'Neill, a Sigma Nu brothers insisted on free jurors of the fraternity's reputation. All, While Balancing on a Surf Board .. . former Sigma Nu brother. admission to the party but were "[Sigma Nu) was one of the Kappa Alpha and Sigma Nu are refused. wilder fraternities at the university." not implicated in the trial. Commotion arose as Sigma Nu In 1979, Richard Armitage, "The evidence bears on Sigma and Kappa Alpha brothers began investigator of Public Safety at the Nu, bears on Kappa Alpha, but does shoving each other. About 11 p.m. time, wrote two memorandums not relate to the University of Marshal stepped in to "quell the which outlined Sigma Nu's Delaware," Battaglia said. argument and act as a peacemaker" reputation for violence and asked "The Newark Police Department's • when an arm with a yellow sleeve that university recognition be investigation, as a body, has never • rose above the crowd and smashed a withdrawn and Sigma Nu be evicted been able to say who wielded the • beer bottle over his head, Curtin from their house. boule." • said . "The university ignored violations Curtin gave the following account • Marshal fainted, was carried to by Sigma Nu," Curtin said. • of the 1980 incident • the porch, and later rushed to the Curtin said the memorandum was • On Nov. 3, 1980, the eve of the • • Delaware Division of the issued "in time for the university to • presidential election of Ronald • Wilmington Medical Center, where do something to stop Marshal's Reagan, Kappa Alpha hosted a party it was determined his eye was problem." of 200 to 300 students because there lacerated in two places. DUSC. hopes to stop plus/minus continued from page 1 "We have made the motion to Studies in the Faculty Senate. • revoke all that has been done with The system was voted on in Faculty Senate, has been in the system and just lcill the system 1985, and after complications with frequent contact with DUSC once and for all," Thomas said. policy implementation, it was The Department of Textiles, Design and Consumer Economics, as leaders and has discussed possible part of the College of Human Resources' 75th Anniversary Celebra­ "I have a gut feeling it will voted on again in 1986 and passed. ways of proceeding with the probably be defeated," said After many revisions, the final tion, is proud to present the President of GOTCHA SPORTSWEAR, system. Kenneth J. Ackerman, Faculty form was passed in May 1989, Inc., Michael Tomson (Who does all this and more). "I can't make any prediction at Senate secretary. Thomas said. all," Dilley said Thursday "It is hard to tell, though, The university's computer concerning the outcome of the Mr. Tomson will speak to the student body and guests. because people hold on to their system, however, is not accessible , • Nov. 13 Faculty Senate meeting. point of view and then when the to the plus/minus grading system, "A sample pool was done last vote comes you sometimes get a so it is not presently used. .~ May, before there was any different result than you would The implementation of the l; Friday, November 10, 1989, 2:00p.m. discussion of the issue, and a slight have expected," Ackerman said system is scheduled for fall 1990. majority of the people polled were Thunday. "If we can't influence [the in favor of doing away with it," he The pluS/minus grading system senate's decision] this time, I don't ~ : 140 Smith Hall explained. "But it was not a was originally proposed by the think we will ever be able to,• . majority of the whole senate." ...... Committee on Undergraduate Thomas said. OPINION 6 • THE REVIEW • Nowrnht'r 7 1989

Two-way street THIS IS THE For the first time in four decades, Eastern Europe is EDGE OF THE WOODS. witnessing monumental changes in its governments, SOME DA't' You MAY ironically facilitated by the nation which first took WANT TO LEAVE ... control over them - the Soviet Union. The U.S.S.R.'s unraveling grip of Hungary, East Germany, Poland and Czechoslovakia, coupled with the drive toward Bill Swayze independence, is opening the way for drastic reform toward democracy. • In May, Hungarian soldiers began to dismantle Love is Se barbed wire stretched along the Austrian border. By Pa October, Hungary has declared itself an independent no drug Be Republic as more than S7,000 East Germans flee through its open borders. "Forever" glistens in her words • East Germany forms an opposition group in as the sun streams through the window and casts a brilliance September and by October, Erich Honecker is forced across her face and neck. out as East German leader and is replaced by Egon Slowly, a symphonic lull rises Krenz. while doves flutter into the room • In Poland, the independent trade union Solidarity with roses and carnations, chirping takes power and is able to hold open elections. In the "amour." Pink and white petals trickle over the lovers' heads as next months, the Roman Catholic Church is officially they bury themselves into each recognized and Tadeusz Mazowiecki becomes the ''"' other's bodies. country's first non-Communist prime minister since As the music becomes louder, World War II. the words are finally uttered, "I • Thousands riot against hard-line Czechoslavakian love you." The subtitJes start 10 climb up leadership, who continue to prevent opposition groups The story of the three words the screen and it appears that the from emerging. "I love you." movie is over. It is the responsibility of the United States to assist Three simple words, no simple meaning. Why the Suddenly, Alfred Hitchcock and the Eastern bloc countries in their quest for democracy confusion? Why the fear of saying somelhing which can Boris Karloff burst into the room if they so desire. Establishing trade and encouraging do so much good and so little bad? More importantly, and remind the lovers that they when should someone nervously spit out the words just met two days ago and the economic interactions can only benefit these nations in director rearranged the plot. gaining solid ground. But, we must also remember the which mean so much? The answers 10 the flfSt two questions are impossible Iron Maiden's "Run To The new movement will not produce miniature replicas of 10 grasp and fun to ponder. As for lhe lhird question, lhe Hills" blares as the once-happy our own nation. answer is easier said lhan done (or said). doves swarm over, the young ...,... The face of the world is changing too rapidly for us When you feel it, say it. lovers and rip them to the bone. Enter Vincent Price with a final to be isolated on the other side of the Atlantic. The Life is 100 short 10 waste lhinking about saying "I love Ken Kerschbaumer you." There is no worse feeling in the world than word as the audience sits with time is now to offer support to the movements. lhinking of a person who has drifted out of one's life, love. gaping mouths: "What you have -K.A.W. eilher through geography, misunderstanding or death, The problem is people today are searching for a witnessed is a gross mis ­ and wishing 10 see lhem one last time to say "I love romantic love which will last forever. Unfortunately, representation of love, so the you." Say it while it's possible because the opportunity they will never fmd it Romantic love is a temporary directors took it upon themselves Hear the noise may never arise again. state, it is an illusion which can eventually lead into real 10 install an allegory of reality. Ah, Many people misinterpret "I love you" as meaning love, but it is nothing more. Ha, Ha, Haaaaa ... On the evening of Sept. IS, an unusual event took "I'll always love you" or "Let's get married." Sorry, that's It works like this. Two people meet They love each Contrary to people's flowery place on the steps of Purnell Hall which dispelled the not what it means. "I love you" speaks of one moment in other. The magic, fireworks, cuddling and cooing, it's all opinions of love, reality must be there along with lhe fighting and bad breath. They can't notorious reputation of student-apathy which has been time, a tilne when "another person does something- so injected to prevent an epidemic of get enough of each other so they decide 10 gel married. infatuated false promises of the associated with the university for too long. wonderful.-as to make lhe words "I love you" rise up from wilhin. The first few years of the marriage are great. heart. Over 350 people gathered for a vigil to raise It seems if there is one underlying reason not 10 say "I Everyday is a joy, love comes easy. This, they say 10 Love is complex and passes awareness about campus rape. love you" it is the fear of rejection, the fear of not each other, is love. through as many stages as there For a student body which shows more concern about hearing it back. This is, of course, where the game Then one day they awake and the romance has died. are exits on the Jersey Turnpike. The queasy feeling is gone, replaced by a complacency tailgaiting rules and noise ordinances, the turnout was begins. The object? To get lhe other person 10 express Don't just say it without plenty of themselves flfSl. How 10 win? Surprisingly, the easiest which is mistaken as emptiness. All that remains is the pondering upon the implications of impressive. Aside from the motive itself, the vigil way to win is 10 be a jerk, 10 pull back, and wait No bad breath and fighting . The love which lhey regarded as those three littJe words. revitalized the notion that standing up for a cause can phone calls, no talking, nothing. Usually, the first real, the romantic love, is gone. They search desperately If you say it once, plan on bring about awareness and understanding more than muuering of "I Jove you" comes at a time of desperation. 10 find it again, believing tl1at something is wrong with saying it for a long time and plan standing by the wayside and muttering complaints can. It usually sounds something like Ibis ... their relationship. on feeling it even when you don't The time it takes for romantic love 10 die varies - for Friday night, emotions surfaced again. But this time, "What's the matter? I really love you but you treat me wantiO. like you can't stand me. What did I do wrong?" some couples it only takes a few months, for others it Simultaneously, love is the most a significantly smaller group of SO took a new route, Of course, that is onJy recommended if you want 10 takes 20 10 30 years. Nonetheless, it dies, and the couple uplifting presence between two walking past the Kappa Alpha and Delta Tau Delta win the game. Because chances are you'll win the game has two choices - continue forward without the people and yet the most teeth· fraternity houses. What was once an impressive but lose the relationship. romantic love or end lhe marriage because the love their grinding, toe-crinching mental showing of several hundred had dwindled into the cries So rather than avoid the problems of saying it when marriage was based on has vanished. Sadly, couples hell. · which choose to end the marriage or relationship have of a handful. Furthermore, the group chose to march the situation is hopeless, say it early, say it clearly. But I love it all. While there are plenty of problems surrounding failed 10 realize they are at the point where real love Love is a serious state of the around the sites involved in an ongoing investigation saying "I love you," the biggest problem is in begins. Real love is not easy. It is worked for. Real love mind and, as love becomes more. which is still being conductedby the attorney general. understanding them. What is real love? Does it exist? · is loving someone when !heir quirks drive you up a wall, and more serious, one should not­ Preventing apathy from working its way into the Love American style is suffering a crisis today not when you find their quirks cute. lose sight of reality. It's 100 easy 10 love someone when everything they do attitudes of students is no easy task. because lovers across the nation have a misconception Love is commitment. Ooo, Th~ · is wonderful. However, to love someone when the Instead of protesting at 9 p.m. on the night before about real love. Thanks to lhe movies, television and C word of C words. Love is trashy novels, society has this idea that love is fJteworks, excitement and thrill is gone is to experience somelhing Fall Break when no one is around, try strolling through waking up to morning breath, . roses and the upset stomach that malces it hard 10 keep which 100 few people have the pleasure of experiencing yours and hers. Love is meeting . the attorney general's office in broad daylight to elicit food down. -loving a person for who lhe individual is . strange people called parents. · response. Protests can't be heard by the whispers of a Basically, romantic love has been mistaken for real Ken Kerschbaumer is a managing editor of The Love is sharing the same bathroom few, far away from the ears which need to listen. Review. after a wild night on the 10wn and two Mexican restaurants. -K.A.W. would really be a sin; Love is romance, laziness, long You'd look so much more normal distance phone calls, incredible with it running down your chin. and imaginative sex, responsibility, boredom, No more "tongue in cheek" humor enlightenment, a ball and chain would be left for you; (not to be confused with Because you wouldn't have a imaginative sex), expensive and cheek left to put your lOngue in10. beautiful. Ted Spiker, editor in chief Reader clarifies fact Two Lips are Better And what is more important Mark Nardone, executive editor On Friday, Darin Powell wrote I truly hope and pray my point is than love or, as a managing edi10r. Ken Kerachbllumer, managing editor Trlcla Miller, business manager Than One Bob Bicknell, editorial editor C.thy Swarter, advertising director an editorial in which he well taken, Honey; says, "romantic love?" Karen Wolf, managing editor complained that "many students You have much better things 10 do Papa and Mama Swayze told on this campus are completely Did you really think fd keep my wilh your life and my money. me love initially binds people Sports Editors ...... Draw Ostroski, Joshua Putterman clueless when it comes to world mouth shut on the subject of together, but liking your rRete.;; News Editors ...... SuNn Byrne, Mary Ellen Colpo, Heether McMurtrie, Skoal; Diane Monaghan, .lllmaa J. Mualck, Sharon O'N•I, events and geography." A really liking who she is and what;; Darlh Powell, John Roblnaon, Bill Swayze paragraph later, he put his foot in When being a decent parent has she does is the most important pan:' Featun:>s Editors ...... Stephania Ebbert, VanaaN Groce his mouth by announcing, "More always been my goal? of a relationship. .; · Photography Editor...... John Schneider Delaware students can probably Instead of saying you Jove the!1 Graphics Editor...... Archie Taa If ever again you fmd it necessary Entertainment Editor...... WIII .. m C. Hltchcoc:lc name six brands of beer before person at your side, tell your maid· ' Assistant Spom Editor...... David BlanckaiOne locating Beirut, a country where to have a "dip;" squeeze you really like them. :: Assistant News Editors ...... Richella Perrone, 1<8ryn Trltelll over 200 U.S. Marines died a few Think what life would be like If you don't feel that you do:;: Assistant Featuras Editor...... Chris Rica years ago." If Mr. Powell had without your bottom lip. you better reorganize youi· Assistant Photo Ecllor...... Le.lla D. Bwbllro spent less time writing complaints perception of love. .: ~ Assistant Business Manager...... Carol Hoffman You wouldn't even be able to Assistant Adwrliling Directors ...... Jodi BacUr, Bernedatta Betzler and more time looking at a map, If people would like each othet: ; Copy Ecltors ...... &heron Br••· Janel Dwoaldn, Sharon Juab, he might have noticed that Beirut enjoy an oc:casional"brew"; to death before they love each: , Wendy Pickering is actually a city - specifically, the Unless you s10od on your head other to death, real love and really capital city of the country which is mighty hard to do. good sex would engross the lives · Publlahecl ev.ry 1\IHIIIar 111141 Friday tlurlllt IM ....11110 ,..,, Fr!Uya clurlng Wlnler Lebanon. Next time you want 10 of our two young lovers before . a...IDn. 11r ...... ,...., 011111e Un~ven~ty 011 0e1aw... Nlwerll, .,...... EaOIIal anc1 lecture us, at least get your facts Just in case you can't picture what their love goes 1o the birds. ~ 11ua1- aftiMa • w.e ..,.., a.~en~ Clnler. "'-= u,.:rm, u,-2772 n 45,·2n4. BuRieN llcluN: IIIDndar lllnluglt Ffldar: ,0 LIII.IO I p.m. straight firsL I just said; Your top lip couldn't keep beer ·~ Edllorlai/Oplllll: Pago I Ia rwor¥011 ror aplnlon lllld _one_,. Tlto odllorlol llllwo from dripping down your head. 011 ,. ,.,...... , .... Ia wrtllollllr ...... Christopher T. Fishel (EG 90) Bill Swayze Is an~ ...... a- ..... Tlto..... aUfr ...... - ... opinion ...... , ...... eanoon. administrative news editor of: ...... ,...... dla aprniDn 011 ... lltllt. Tlto ...,. 10 ...... 11111111111 1110 ...... 011 .,, Should this happen to you, it Tht Review. • November 7, 1989 • THE REVIEW• 7

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infonnllioa or whal the information position. They felt it must reflect ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• shows inJiability. how fair-minded Americans are, in Business • Americans are gun shy when particular Delawareans. This continued from page 4 they don't have any information. generated a lot of goodwill between There is a fear of the unknown. • countries." "The effect of the uprising will As for the future economic Woo said he feels the economic speed up foreign investment by growth of China, Lamond said he center is showing a shift from China.. thinks there is potential, although it Europe to Asia, making business ATTENTION: Dr. David E. Black, associate will be quite some time before very prosperous in that area. professor in economics, said he felt Americans take considerable Since Delaware's corporations it was clear the Chinese are afraid of interest "Eventually we could see provide a large portion of ~ state's International Relations losing investors because of the some interesting growth rates. • revenue, Woo said he thought it recent rurmoil. Woo said he does not think the would be more beneficial to house Michael Lamond, vice president uprisings are affecting the Chinese Chinese corporations rather than & Political Science Majors and financial consultant for businesses here in the United States. import specific products. Shearson Lehman Hutton, a "Foreign companies will come Woo also said the Chinese were Delaware investment corporation, here to do business in America. It's interested in franchising in Delaware ALL CONCERNED said the problem with Americans just that American companies have because of the large number of investing into Chinese companies is more hesitation setting up plans and Fortune 500 companies affiiated in because of the control the Chinese opening offices in China," Woo said. the state. "Sixty-four percent of the ABOUT U.S. government has over corporations. Woo chose to do business with Fortune 500 companies are located "In China, there are different China because of the affiliation he in Delaware," Woo said. controls. Most individuals don't had with its citizens. Thus Woo felt that incorporating IN·VOLVEMENT IN want to invest," he said. "The Chinese were very large Chinese companies in Lamond also attributed the lack impressed that the Delawareans Delaware would be more beneficial of financing to the fear Americans would elect an immigrant to the for both countries than trying to feel when they cannot get CENTRAL AMERICA second highest state government incorporate specific Asian products. Students reluctant to leave U.S. FORMER CIA ANALYST continued from page 4 he said. United States, Bush's action was In response to the events that seen as a sympathetic gesture. DAVID MACMICHAEL never be lmown. transpired in Beijing, President "President Bush's decision in the Chinese student Yuan Wang was George Bush extended visas for extension of visas is sympathetic, speaks about U.S. Policy in Nicaragua, Past& Present studying in the United States when students from China for one year. (but) it is not enough. The proposals the events at Tiananmen Square The extension expires June 5, 1990. in Congress may be better," Wang occurred. "I supported the student In addition, the U.S. House of said Wednesday, November 8 at 8 p.m. movement but the movement may Representatives has passed two Zhang said, "Many students are have lasted too long and I thought it separate bills which could extend reluctant to go home. If the bills 120 Memorial Hall would have been better if the the visas even longer. The bills are pass in the Congress it will be good government had not been so t.utal." currently waiting to go to a for the students but there would "I hope the governrnent can face committee so one bill may be probably be a strong reaction from This e_vent is FREE and open to the public. the fact that they made mislakes too pesented to the House and Senate. the Chinese govemmenL" in dealing with the demonstralors," Th many Chi r: JC students in the On campus, there is concern about the events in Beijing from American as well as Chinese students. .. Aileen Roder (AS 93) said, "I thought that it was natural for the students to stand up for themselves and fight flr their rights. It was an injustice that so many people c a r i commented that American students could not be in support of the Chinese students because their lack of knowledge of geography prevented them from knowing where China was, let alone sympathize with the students vying for their own freedom ." Protests continued from page 4 Backed by Chairman Mao ... Zedong, this revolution soon grew into a search and destroy mission for the four olds - old ideas, old culture, old customs and old habits. The bulk of the violence and uproar caused by this movement SPONSORED BY: took place from 1966 to 1968. Campus Coalition for This violence was mostly in the form of street fighting between Human Rights, People different squadrons of the Red United Against Guards, who were supposed to be united in the cause of the Cultural Apartheid, Housing and Revolution. Residence Life, Honors The aftermath of this revolution, Program, Department of 0 which affected the nation until 1976, worked to lear China apart Political Science, Gay & and to strike a blow to China's Lesbian Student Union. general law and order. But one of the biggest side effects of this decade of strife, besides the sheer loss of life, was the closing of most colleges and universities which were fmally re­ opened in the early 1970s. Colleges and universities were closed because of both the fighting directed at the faculty and Courtesy of The Philadelphia Daily News administration of these schools and Student protesters In BeiJing were not alone as the attention of the fact that most students left DAVID MACMICHAEL the world turned to watch and supporl the fight for democracy. school to join the Red Guards. FORMER CIA ANALYST. Professors hit hard by ordeal continued from page 4 "One positive aspect is that will be victims and will have no people in the Western world know hope for a beUer life." Pong said, "In the short term, this now what China is really like. For He said the Chinese culture did extremely hm1S China's international many years Westerners knew only not fail, "but Marxism and Leninism Outspoken critic of U.S. Central American policy. In 1981, as St>nior Estitnates image. The incident involved a the superficial facade of the has." Officer for the CIA's Central American Affairs Council, he was privy to all relatively small number of people in counlly," he said. Huang said China needs a leader intelligence in the region. There, MacMichael discovered that Reagan's claims China but large principles werl Huang believes the government who will take the country into the of Nicaraguan arms shipments to the guerrillas in El Salvador were govern­ involved. overreacted. "They didn't know what next century with an open, ment fabrications used to justify the US. directed contra war. In 1984, he "The brutality involving wwmed to do. Communists used to do this in democratic society. civilians made the incident far more revealed this discovery to help prevent a possible US. invasion of Nicaragua, old times. Communists killed "Many students knew they were and thereby risked criminal charges for violating his OA secrecy contract. In signifiC3llt." Nationalists, but this is the 20th going to die, but lhought it was the Pong believes that until June, 1985, he was a major witness in Nicaragua's case against the U.S. at the World Century and this is supposed to be a only way to let the world know what Court where the U.S. was found guilty of mining Nicagara's harbors. Cur­ people still thought of China as world." that civilized China is like and China needs rently, MacMichael is a Senior Fellow at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs and being in the "forefront of progress Pong said the basic problem is help. They died so that the world the co-founder of the as well among the Communists counlries." leadership succession. "A great deal would know. You have to praise Associlltion of NatioMl Security Alumni, as a "All a sudden China is or of what happened in June has to do people who show such noble dynamic and very popular lecturer. regarded as a rather backward kind with a power struggle with the conduct," Chang said. of nation, as Europe and Eastern leadership at the top." "Americans should appreciate European countries march ahead Chang does not support the their own freedom and liberty more. with their reform," he said. Chinese govemmenL He said, "You We, in this country, take many things Chang said he is optimistic dial would expect something like this for granted," he said. China can still t.ve a brilht fuaure. from a Communilt govemmenL As "In other countries people have to ·All counlriel in the free world long as the Chinese government fipt and die for what Americans get should do aneddlll 10 indicale lheir stays in power, all Chinese people for free." displt and c:oademnalion. I ..

'• :· vivant , Nov(~nJber 7 1989 • THE REVIEW • Hooters show off new image at Carpenter

By Stephanie Ebbert By contrast, the concert's closing song Features Editor was pure blues. And when new bassist Fran Smith took over the stage and When a light fell onto a monitor sound microphone, the tone swerved far from board on stage, causing a loud noise and folksy, almost toward metal, sounding throwing off Eric Bazilian's lead-in to "Zig strikingly like Aerosmith. Zag," The Hooters didn't panic. Playing after The Snap gave an Instinctively, Bazilian abandoned energetic opening performance to a.' attempts at the song, improvised Bob unresponsive audience, The Hooters Dylan's "Times, They Are A-Changin,' " opened with the new "Walk Away," then and was joined by the rest of the band until blues, The Hooters even unmercifully countered with their best ballad, "Where the problem was fiXed. bashed Top-40 music Saturday in "Give Do The Children Go." It was a sure sign that this band has the Music Back," played with acoustic That was just the first of many gotten its act together. guitars. characteristic Hooters songs they would The Hooters rocked a sold-out crowd at The band visisted Delaware for a perform. Soon, the classic, but overplayed the Carpenter Sports Building gym Student Program Association concert "All You Zombies," was complemented by Saturday night, despite a concurring fall during a preliminary tour for their new a stunning light show, which flashed to break and recent intimations of the band's album, "Zig Zag," which was finished startling white over the entire gym when going Top-40. "after a year of blood, sweat and tears," Hyman sang, "Let me see you! " Truth is, whether or not The Hooters said Rob Hyman, singer/lceyboardist. Old songs gained new energy through receive air play on WSTW or WMMR, The new songs reflect an interesting improvisations, as Bazilian took over the they fit right in. While their lyrics are blend of old and new influences. "Five stage with a wild guitar and a dark, sometimes campy, their music is just Hundred Miles," a song written for and commanding presence. He ran away with stylized enough to be their own, yet varied dedicated to the Chinese student protesters most of the songs, giving them an air of enough to be consistently interesting. of the past summer, is what Hyman called spontenaeity, rather than the right-off-the­ With songs ranging from folk to the "a traditional folk song with our message." radio sounds of often-played tunes. It isn't only the electric guitar that Bazilian has mastered: he is a veritable one-man band, playing both acoustic and electric guitars, the infamous "hooter" or melodica, harmonica, saxophone and doublenecked mandolin-guitar, often playing two at a time. In "Johnny B," an otherwise uninteresting song, Bazilian started on harmonica, played guitar and ended up on a flute-like instrument he pulled from his high-stacked instrument stand. John Schneider Playing off his haunting stage presence, Erik Bazlllan shows off his musicianship during Saturday's Hooters the energy of guitarist John Lilley, and the performance before a sold-out crowd at carpenter Sports Building. powerful drumming of David Uosikkinen, While their stage movements were their self-made image to hold onto their The Hooters put forth a new, more organized, they were independent, old faithful Philadelphia fans. professional image than in past concerts. reflective of the stage character of each The shift in performance should be a Gone are the days of the red, blue, member, rather than the directive steps of welcome change. John Schneider yellow and white and black coordinated the entire band. And if Saturday's concert was a clear Rob Hyman of Philadelphia favorites The Hooters and the rest of the band outifts and the obviously synchronized The Hooters seem to be breaking out of indication, The Hooters may just have zig played some of their hits as well as their most recent material. dance steps. their own mold, yet retaining enough of zagged in the just-right direction.

friction in male/female friendships, as can stereotypical beliefs, says A fir;,e line·· Florence Geis, a university psychology professor. "A man might expect his female friend to type his papers, make him defines platonic dinner, or run errands for him, and she might expect him to wash her car and change the oil," Geis says. "I think these expectations are based relationships more on the individual's personality constellation; whether it is By Lea Purcell "When Harry Met Sally," starring traditional or contemporary." Staff Reporter Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan as Marvin Zuckerman, also a friends who have different views psychology professor, agrees with A guy and a girl walk down Main about platonic relationships between Geis. "There are many cultural Street together, talking, laughing and men and women. stereotypes, such as the belief that obviously enjoying each other's Harry thinks it is impossible to men are looking for immediate sex company. have a friendship with a woman and are mainly sensation-seeking, They confide in each other, go because "the sex thing" always gets yet it is hard to generalize like that," places together, and attend formals in the way and complicates the he says. in otherwise dateless situations. But relationship. Matt Stone, a 1989 university they're just friends - platonic Sally disagrees and thinks it is Richard Chamberlin graduate, says even emotional friends who have never been entirely possible for men and women can guys and girls really be "just friends?" Some people believe It Is Impossible while others expectations can cloud a sexually or romantically involved to partake in a platonic relationship. say It happens all the time. But overall, moat people find male/female friendships beneficial. relationship. with each other, and have no desire The general consensus is that "People go into friendships with to be. platonic male/female friendships do have successful non-sexual valuable connection is a sexual drive is biological is false," she says. different expectations, at different Is this possible? Can men and exist, but opinions differ about the friendships, where the thought of sex connection, and that is simply not "Sex drives vary dramatically levels," he says. "People are more women merely be friends? It is not a sex issue complicating the never enters the partner's minds. true," Schiffman says. between cultures, and there is a capable of getting along than they scientific question; it can't be proven relationship. "The myth that men and women She adds that the term "sex drive" difference between what is natural think they are, but they don't by statistics or quantitative facts. Jessica Schiffman, program cannot be friends without sex contributes to misconceptions about and what is a contrived cultural communicate enough, and they Director Rob Reiner explored this coordinator of Women's Studies, causing complications is based on platonic friendships. belief." aren't willing to compromise." question in his recent hit movie, thinks men and women can and do the assumption that the only "The cultural a.c;sumption that sex Different expectations can cause .. see PLATONIC page 10 sex, lies and now, the L -word: revenge of the Guidos

Hell has gotten pretty chilly this semester. need them for entertainment and harassment; are frequently accompanied by allergy vandalism crusades), we have found a In other words, it's true: the Guidos have they need us to keep them out of real trouble, medicine injections, gas mask therapy and serious side to these children. girlfriends. to rationalize their being faithful to administering of drugs from Rite Aid (the At times, they're - dare I say it? - Last semester, I lamented the nonchalance girlfriends, and to get them dressed for date bathroom stockpile of over-the-counter deep. with which two neighbors I reluctantly parties. ("Please," we beg, "Whatever you drugs). And believe it or not, they now come to called friends and affectionately named do, don't wear the pink tiel") 4. Billboard Butt: For boxer shorts with us for advice on their love lives. Guido and Rocko, used and abused women But actually, most of our abuse from the messages over the derriere, which they claim Who would have ever thought I'd be at this school, with all the class and chivalry boys has been primarily verbal ever since we can be read from miles away. counseling Guido on the L·word? of male boars in heat. met them. When I first saw the Guidos, I Then there's the creative telephone But most often, the situation is reversed: And now they've picked mates. must admit, I instinctively chained both messages they leave us when they're bored: Rock and Guid have a heyday trying to It's not just this realization that frightens Stephanie Ebbert locks on my door. That was strike No. 1 "John C. Holmes called, wants to see you interpret our own love lives. For more than a me. Even more startling is the way it snuck against me. Then they discovered my again." "Overeatcrs Anonymous returned year now, they have refused to believe that up on me, like that infamous snake in Eden. raging hormones, and they are, if nothing ,oommates and I were in sororities. Since your call, said the diet just won't work." we didn't lead lives as - well, as disgusting One minute, Guido was saying, "She's not else, an unending source of amusement that fated moment, I've heard the word Rocko and Guido are infamous bettors, - as they did. my g-word." The next, the two were For those who have never lived in a co-ed "psyched" expelled from their mouths more more for embarrassment's sake than for real This inevitably led to constant prodding planning a double date. situation, 1 have to say, you're missing out often than their most-prized belches. monetary stakes. "I'd be willing to bet you about the manliness of ex-boyfriends and the What's next? Locusts? How else could I have discovered the joys of Some of Rocko and Guido's favorite 10 bucks you don't get a date for possibility of our quitting school and It's the end of the world as we know it being haunted during late-night study breaks terms for us are prize nicknames: Homecoming tonight," Rock chuckles. But entering convents, neither of which is even (And I feel .fine). or bounced upon at the crack of dawn? 1. Pizza the Hut: For those post-midnight they win some and then they lose some. in question. But I'm back to give some credit to the Around and about the household, my snacks which never go lUlnoticed. "Yeah, well," I say, "Five dollars says no The issue is girl talk, which takes place men who revesled the subtleties of true roommates and I.are valued primarily for our 1. Sorority bimbos: Because, as I've kind of girl would hook up with you on selectively behind our closed door, thank manhood to me - the terminology, the shock value: that's either verbal shock or previously explored, girls gossip differently Halloween when you're dressed as a you, and which Rocko and Guido will never kiss-and-tell, the sheer barbarity of it all. My physical shock, as in reverberations, as in from guys (namely, quieter), Roclto and tampon." hear. life would never be the same today if I hadn't when they drop-kick us into the television, Guido have little dirt on myself and my But after a year of being busted on and Else, that'll be the day hell freezes over lived across the hall from these entertaining walls or floor. Their favorite spon is hog­ roomies. Hence, their being G.D.I.s, they busied up, and most frightfully, listening to for sure. and sometimes revolting guys. tying us individually at intervals with our 2.5- rely on sorority·balhing. their guy talk, (the usual pick-ups and dirty­ • Rock and Guid have taught me an foot telephone cord. 3. Hypoder•l~ Anale: For my Slay-over routine, intermingled with heroic Stephanll EbbMt Is a features editor tJI , •• ipcredible amount about hwnan nature and It's sort of a symbiotic relationship: We ~mate's bouts or hypochondria, which drunk tales and memoirs of treasured The Review. 1 0 · THE REVIEW • No ~m be r 7, 1989 Del. Theatre Co. rhymes with reason in 'Tartuffe'

of Orgon to his drooling advances on By Chris Rice Moliere, one of the theatre's true Elmire, Orgon's wife, Kerr's Assistant Features Editor masters of the pen, wrote nearly three characterization ofTartuffe never falters . . dozen plays, of which "Tartuffe" is Orgon, the gullible and stubborn, yet Ice-T, Flavor Flav and Chuck D. - eat possibly his most well known. lovable leader of the family is played your heans ouL You guys have nothing on This play, in particular, exhibits perfectly by Warren Keith, coming across Moliere in the rhyming game. Moliere's amazing wit and rhyming style. as an American version of Monty Python's "Tartuffe," written by Moliere in his Some of today's rappers should read a little John Clcese. 17th century rhyming style, stands today Moliere to learn a thing or two about And Barbara McCulloh, as Orgon's to be just as biting and funny as it was creative rhyming. beautiful wife Emile, is stunning, even in when it was first banned in 1664 France Not only does the script shine, but the her efforts to beat off Tartuffe's amorous under King Louis XIV. Delaware Theatre Company's production advances. The play runs from Oct. 26 to Nov. 11 of this classic play is virtually flawless. Other notables include Laura Brutsman at the Delaware Theatre Company, and is "Tartuffe" is well cast from the title as the overly talkative and nosey maid, set in 1669. It centers around gullible character right down to the Second Officer. Dorine, Sara M. Smarr, as Mariane, the Orgon, and how he is taken in by a Barbara McCulloh as Elmlre and Patrick Kerr as Tartuffe are two key figures This ensemble tackles Moliere's rythmic daughter forced to marry against her will In the Delaware Theatre Co.'s excellant production of'Tartuffe.' swindler named Tartuffe, despite his writing style and wrestles it to the ground, and Christopher Yohe, as her hot-headed family's incessant protests. squeezing every bit of meaning out of each brother Dam is. Schaeffer and George Stewart respectively. "Tartuffe" is running at the Delaware As Orgon comes under Tartuffe's spell and gradually becomes drawn further into word. As usual for the Delaware Theatre Check out "Tartuffe" at the Delaware Theatre Company located at 200 Water Patrick Kerr, as the title character, is Company, the set and sound are both well- Theatre Company for a look at a classic St. in Wilmington. The phone number for his power, his family does their best to brilliantly slimy in portraying this done and understated, created by the piece of theatre and a little 17th century the box office and ticket information is convince him of the evil of Tartuffe, but to complicated villain. resident set and sound designers Eric rap. S94-ll00. no avail. From his whining, sni veli ng~~de~c;;;cp:S:ti~onCsi:ES:S:S::ICCii:SS::I:::I:lr:3S:!:II.'liCCii:SS::I:::I:l:a::l:::l:li:ES:r::l:liCCii:SS::I:::I:li:ES:r::l:liCCii:SS::I:::I:li:ES:r::l:lr:3S:S:ICCii:SS::I:::I:lr:3S:S:ICCii:S:a::li:ES:r::l:liCCii:SS::I:::I:l;] Platonic relationships continued from page 9 than it is for romance to enter into a RA/SRA APPRECIATION WEEK In addition to gender stereotypes, platonic friendship." sexual attraction does arise in some Overall, men and women find November 5 - 11 male/female friendships, but it does friendships with the opposite sex not necessarily cause a problem. rewarding and positive. Communication between friends "I can have just as good a time is the most important factor to going out with girls as guys," says The Office of Housing and Residence Life solving any problem in any Steve Netta (BE 91). "Girls are relationship, says Jonathan Lewis, easier to talk to, to confide in. Guys salutes the 1989-90 Resident Assistants assistant director of the Counseling tend to be more wary of each other Center. invading their space." and Senior Resident Assistants. "Many men and women have Lynda Simmers (BE 91) agrees difficulty discussing friendship with Netta. "I love being friends because of their attraction to each with men because they have many ADGATE, GREG HANST,BETH PULS, CHAD other," Lewis says. "One person different opinions than women," she ANSTINE, JENNIFER HAZZARD, VALERIE QUIGLEY, ED may have stronger or different says. "They're more open, not as ASHFORD,LATONYA feelings, and this causes problems quick to judge, and they accept you HERTZOG, GRETCHEN RACKE, MARGARET because they can't find a way to for what you are a lot more easily." BADGER, MARGARET HEYL,MARK REYNOLDS, RENEE compromise, and the friendship Christine L. Smith (AS 90) also BAIN, SHARON HOPLER, DOUG RHODEN, CHARMA deteriorates." feels men can offer a different BALLAS, CHRIS IRANI, MARK RICCIARDI, SANDY perspective. "I can talk to guys and Scott Calabrese (AG 90) says, "I BEATTY, ELIZABETH IRANI, JENNIFER RICHARDS, MARK think the thought of sex is always get their insight about romantic BECK, WILLIAM there," he says. "Whether either matters, and sexual attraction ISRAEL, KAREN RINALDI, CHRISTINA partner actually acts on the impulse between friends does not always BEEGLE, KATHLEEN JAKUBIK, DONNA ROBERTS, lAURA is a different story but it's always in have to complicate the relationship," BERDINKA, JESSE JONES, RICHARD ROGERS, EVA the back of your mind." she says. ILLIAT, KRISTI JONES, KEVIN ROGERS, AMY Students' opinions of platonic But conflicts will always exist ORKSTEDT, ERIC friendships differ, with some where compromise is overtaken by KACZOROWSKI, JANINE ROMANS, KATHY emphatically agreeing with "Harry," obstinacy. Lack of consideration can BLANK, DAN KADEN, JOHN ROSE, LISA that men and women cannot be lead to the end of a friendship. BLIND, LISLE KAROUB, KELLIE ROSI, MICHELLE friends without at least one person "I think platonic friendships are BLOOM, ADAM KAUFMAN, BRIAN ROWLEY, DEAN thinking about having sex with the usually the most rewarding BONZA, TAMI other, and others believing that a relationships you can have," says KAYATTA, LYNN RUNKLES, CHERYL pure, ideal, platonic relationship is Cobrin, "except when the closeness BOWERS, ALICIA KEENER, STEVE SANDERS, ROB attainable. gets confused with another feeling BRADY, CARYN KENNEDY, SAM SCHNEIDER, CHRIS Scott Le vy (AS 92) agrees: and the friendship ends." BROWN, DAVE KINDIG, PAM SCHOFIELD, PAUL "Hormones do most of the talking So, arc the two friends having a BROZ, MARIA when it comes to girls." great time on Main Street doomed to KISH, BARBARA SEGUIN, CHRISTOPHER Pam Cobrin (AS 89), however, have their friendship sabotaged by BUI, ZUAN KLOSTER, SUE SESSA, BART takes another point of view. "I think feelings of sexual desire, conflict, BURRIER, JEFF KNIGHT, SUSAN SHAIN, DEBBIE it's more common for friendship not and lack of compromise? BURTON, GREG LAFASHIA, ELLEN SHALLOWAY, STACY You decide. : to enter into a sexual relationship CENTENERA, MARIA LAUTENBERG,GEMMA SHAPIRO, ROBYN CHAMBERS, JILL L~E, WENDY SHARKEY, KAREN CHOMO,MATT LEONARD, MARIANNE SHAW, TOM CLEMENTS, BETH LEWIS, KEN SHERIDAN, JOE CLOUD, KARIN MARINO, DOUG SHIMAMOTO, BRIAN CONNORS, KEVIN MARTIN, SUE SKRABAK, JENINE CORBIN, LAURA MASTRANGELO, KERRI SLACK, JOHN CORDS, BRIAN MATTES, MISSY SMITH, JOE COSTA, LAURIE MATTIA, LISA SMITH, MELISSA CRADLER, MIKE MCCAFFERTY, MAR~ SOMMER VILLE, BECKY CROMPTON, SCOTT MCCANN, JENN SOMOROFF, ANDREA DALY, ANNE MCDONALD, TINITA SPINELLI, MONICA DAVIS, TORI MCGRATH, CATHY STEFKO,ANNETIE DEVINE, MARGIE MEYER, ENID STUART, STEVE DEVLIN, JIM MILLER, MICHELLE SUISSA, JERRY DIBLASI, ANDY MONGOLD, KAREN SULLIVAN, KATHLEEN DINUNZIO, ANGELA MOORE, FRANK SYFRIT, LEON DONOGHUE, JOANNA MOWCHAN, SARAH TALLEY, MIKE DUNKLE, JENNIFER MOYER, APRIL TATE, DANA EPROM, MICHELE MULHERN, NORA TOZER, MARK EGGLESTON, CARL NASH, RACHEL TROMBETIA, CHRIS ELLISON, LISA NATHANSON, BEN VENTERS, MIKE FARMER, KELLY NELSON, CHUCK VESTERGARD,KAREN FARRO, MAUREEN NEWMAN, MARC WALDER, JOE FIGUEROA, MICHELLE NOLAND, KELLIE WALKER, JENNIFER FRANCISCO, CARL ODOR, DIANE WALlACE, STACEY FURFARO, KAREN PANDO, JOHN WEIGEL, SHAWN FURMANIAK, DIANE PARSONS, DAVE WELCH, JON GAGLIONE, MARK PEDICONE, DEANNA WERDE,AMY GARNER, TIM PEEL, BILL WILLIS, JULIE GEARHART, JEN PETERSON, DAWNA WILSON, ROBERT GEHOUSKY, DIANE PHILLIPS, JEFF ~ERSPOON,ROSE GESHER, NOLAN PIGFORD, ROB WOLFE, HALLIE GRIM, CHRIS POLITAN, JENINE YOUNG, JENNIFER HAHN, MICHAEL POOLE, KAREN ZUPAN, KRIS HALL, TONYA POITER, MARY JANE ZURZOLO, MARK THANKS FOR THE GREAT WORK !

• I , 0 revolutions Nov••rnbt•r 7 1'Jil'J THE REVIEW • 11 Daugherty Hall bands create holy havoc By Matthew Salt in the smoked-filled, chilly church "Moving In," as well as a driving, Staff Reporter hall. bombastic cover of the once mellow For the mainly punk-oriented tune, "Carry On Wayward Son," by Daugherty Hall stood peacefully crowd, the first band, The Kansas, which is mellow no more. on Main Street, Saturday. Houseplants didn't create too much The perpetrators of this journey The dying rays of a November slam-dancing violence, though they into the late 20th century musical sun made stain glass shadows on the did set the mood for a hard-driving, manifestation of the underworld are wooden floor inside. ear-mangling evening. a student organization known as Night fell and harmony gave way The Houseplants have a free tape "Local Just Jam." to the desires of the modem age. available at local record stores, One of the leaders of the merry Suddenly, a shirtless torso called "New and Improved," and band, Paul Marshall (AS 90), attached precariously to a head of often play in Wilmington clubs such described the concept of the group. sPiked hair and some frantic, flailing as the Buggy Tavern and the Bam "There aren't too many places for arms and legs flies through the air, Door. young local bands to play in and is caught by a bouncing gang of "We played at the Deer Park a Newark. We started this organization lunatics. few weeks ago," said Steve LaCorte, to give some local bands The calm is uampled on by a lead singer of the Houseplants, "but recognition. We hope to have one musical plot designed to molest each the management said we were too concert a semester, maybe two next sense of the body simultaneously, punk, which we aren't spring," he said. . melding helplessly into the anarchic "lbe crowd loved us, but I guess Amazingly, the war zone in front madness. the Deer Park wants rhythm and of the stage injured very few. One Whether you were leaping around blues bands." young man was led away with a Hitchcock rhythmically or just standing there in Mayhem really broke loose when bleeding eye by some friends. A Pete Teaney, bassist for High Karate, performs with his band during a concert at Daughterty Hall on Saturday night. The Houseplants and Zen Guerilla also played. a daze, such scenes had no effect the hardcore punk-rock of High couple of small fights broke out, but because your rational mind has Karate battered the brains and no one was killed, and that's the she said. "Are You Experienced" by Jimi The wooden floor lay littered with already gone home to pack a suitcase bodies of the crowd following a important thing. Rounding up the evening's Hendrix and The Bealles' "Sergeant cigarette butts, some crushed lenses ·and get out of town while it still short intermission. Lisa Imbroglio (AS 90) compared entertainment was Zen Guerilla. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," from slammed glasses and a voodoo •could. To the rapid blinking of a strobe the show to another cultural The lead singer, who identified at maniac speed. doll. Three bands calling themselves, light, High Karate jammed out some experience she had, stealing a line himself only as M.C. Juicy Doom, At two in the morning, the music The campus security, hired for The Houseplants, High Karate and of their originals such as "Real from a "Saturday Night Live" skit in screamed himself hoarse as the band stopped and the veterans drifted into Zen Guerilla played on a small stage Scum," "Beethoven's Fist" and the process. "It's better than 'Cats,"' · $224, looked puzzled, but there was played some sixties favorites such as the cold night no trouble. :Michelle Shocked !:explodes on new LP :ey Roben cavenagh Staff Reporter

, Texas punk wades into the '90s. · ' Michelle Shocked us with her ' debut album, "The Texas Campfire >rapes," and sent us packing with • ;"Short, Sharp, Shocked." Now she is • . "I'll be d · back to let us know that she can stem _roses, she smgs, n •.!eally make romance. • .... _ J. ,th ~m. m~ a crown of thorns.". , "Captain Swing," Shocked's third The b•g. b.~nd representauve o~ • album, could just as easily have the album •s :me Cement Lament, • been called Captain Zydeco or even an ear!y mommg walk home fro~ a ; .Captain Dixie. Each of the ten songs late ntght on the_town . Bemoanmg : is a study in a different musical her stat~ of ~f~s, ~hock~ plays : genre, peppered with her delicate antago~ 1 s_t, smgm~, . No~hmg was : blend of wit and sarcasm. wrong/ ~t JUSt wasn t nght " . Not to belittle the album by On Short, Sharp, Shocked, : categorizing the songs, but they are ~chel~e sang about the ~als ~d : ,all very different from one another. ~b~lauon~ ~f ~ youn~ stree~ arust : The lyric content is, as usual, 10 ?ra~fltl Limbo. ~er ISSu~s Bench Hotel." electric guitar, as well as production . impeccable and precise. The social- momtor IS apparent o~ this album m Shocked is a little more tongue­ duties, "Captain" retains the : ·conciousness that was so evident on the so~.g Streetcorner in-cheek on the opening song, "God sparkling clarity of previous · the fust two albums is back in the Ambassador. is a Real Estate Developer." She releases. · saddle again. · The song is an ode to a street sings, "He may be an absentee If your idea of a Texas crooner "On the Greener Side" is one of tenant that she portrays as an landlord/ This may be a low rent doesn't resemble Gene Autry on a · the more cajun/zydeco flavored aristocrat, "The city treats you weiV universe(fhe roof may need repairs/ horse, give Michelle Shocked a try. numbers. "Send me a dozen long Supplies you in the finest newspaper but at least the floor is there." sheets(fhe penthouse suite, Park With Pete Anderson handling the

AJAX success in the United States that it an interesting li sten, especially if Mind The Gap 12" received in Europe. Anderson hasn't been growing in Wax Trax Probably served as a fondue in your sound garden lately. "il'"il'"il' Europe, where it was the No. 1 Twist your turntable to a new album, this cheese will be served in angle and check this one out. This 12-inch industrial house mix, the stales lilce goop in a jar that you -S.M.O. forged by explicit samples, cries of put on crackers. tension and electronic Latin hip hop, The lyrics are generally trite and illustrates why Wax Trax Records spread thin, and the music, for the stands above the monotonous most part, does the same. undanceable industrial waste. The songs are dance worthy, if -B.S. you like moving your head up and Thorn~The .bright spots on "Human [l!~~j ~~~~~~~~~ii~~~!!~~~~~~~~~ti!!j down. "Kiss their Sons" is the premier song for this movemenL "Soul Time" and "Big Man on Generally, the music sounds as if Paper" which sounds like it came it came from a soundlnlCk for a low­ rightSoul" off include of Parker's the reggae lasl LP. influenced ~~iiliiilllllliiii~i~~ii~ budget movie on a collegian's flfSt Parker is at his best when he's spring break. pissed off, writing biting, caustic I b8~d~[I•

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It played two fourth-quarter drives by the in the form of the University of well enough to be in the conference Hens (5-4, 4-3 YC) inside their 15- Connecticut Huskies. race but not well enough to win il yard line to preserve the four-point UConn vinually dashed the Hens' All second-guessing aside, for margin. hopes for a playoff spot with a 21- hindsight is 20(}1), inconsistency has "It's the story of our season that 17 win Saturday at Memorial been the enemy of this rags-to­ we just played well enough to be Stadium. riches-to-rags team . close and not enough to win," said The season that was once ever­ Not a lack of emotion, nor poor Delaware Head Coach Tubby so-promising has become a coaching or even weak efforts. Raymond. "We just didn't make disappointment for Delaware. The Now fans are talking in the past enough big plays to win." Hens were on top of the world just a tense as if Delaware is dead. Well, The loss was Delaware's third week earlier after handing Maine its the Fightin' Blue Hens are living up straight to UConn. But more fJtSt loss of the season. to their name and are going down importantly, the Hens knocked That win was undoubtedly scrapping, but the breathing is themselves out of the chase for a Delaware's finest showing of the getting fainter and the pulse is share of the YC title as both season, where it made the big play almost nil. second-place Villanova (4-2 YC) and put together its most consistent Two games remain in the and first-place Maine (6-2 YC) lost game. But the Hens (5-4 overall, 4-3 celebrated centennial season which Saturday. in the Yankee Conference) fell back instead of being "must wins" are While totaling 325 yards rushing to the all-too-familiar scenario now contests of pride. and controlling the ball for over 35 against the Huskies (6-3, 4-2 YC). Tom Jackson, head coach of minutes during the game, the Hens Delaware quarterback Bill Vergantlno (14) coughs up the ball during the Hens' 21-17 loss at "We didn't make enough big Connecticut summed up the couldn't put the ball into the end Connecticut Saturday. The team has no chance of winning the Yankee Conference title. plays to win the game," said situation nicely. zone when it counted in the final Delaware Head Coach Tubby "When Delaware fll'St entered the quarter. Delaware cornerback Marc Sydnor Nearing the sideline, DeGennaro play, that's the difference." Raymond. "We had a million conference, I said that the UConn quarterback Matt of DeGennaro. "He really makes fired the ball into the end zone, Delaware took the ensuing chances." championship will always go DeGennaro fired an 18-yard them a much better offensive ball where it was deflected by a c,-owd kickoff and started the first fateful The biggest chance of the day through Newark." touchdown pass, his second of the club ... with his ability to give his of anxious players, including drive at its own 23. occurred almost 100 miles away as He couldn't have put it any better day, to tight end Brian Kozlowski receivers extra time." Sydnor, into the hands of the Fifteen plays and 67 yards later, Boston University upset first-place if he had planned it. The with I :44 remaining in the third DeGennaro moved to his right at awaiting Kozlowski. the Hens faced fourth-and-6 at Maine. That near-miracle could championship went through Newark quarter to give the Huskies the lead first, but three Delaware pass "You've got to be lucky," said UConn's 10. Down 21-17 at the have given the Hens a boost off its so fast this season that you would for good. rushers forced the quarterback to Connecticut Head Coach Tom third-place roost and closer to the "~e's a good scrambler," said roll left. Jackson. "When two good teams see HUSKIES page 14 Division I-AA playoffs. Pending see DOGGING page 14 Rookies, veterans help hoops By Glen Weiss not play as a team," Murray said. named to the East Coast With Haddock and Blackhu;:;i on Slliff Reporter However, Stcinwedcl does see Conference A 11-Rookie team, the scene, the backcourt duties are improvement ahead. "We have a figures to gain prominent playing up for grabs. "Everyone has a shot As the 1989-90 men's baslc.el.ball . group of returning players who are time, and no position is .definite/lis of season comes upon us, there is all young, and with an added year Alexander - Coles, who also yet, " Steinwedel said. •, "~,. ·~ loa'ds of optimism surrounding the of experience, we're looking for gained ECC All-Rookie As for the competition in the De~ware Field House - as well as great improvement this season," the recognition, started 17 games last ECC, Towson State seems to be the many questions. head coach said. year, shooting 57 percent from the team to beat early on, as 1988-89 ·rm very happy with where we A big question will be how the field. ECC Player of the Year Kurk Lee are now opposed to when I got here team responds to the losses of Erek The Hens also have some wide­ leads the Tigers. Another team to four years ago," said Head Coach Perry, who transferred to Virginia bodies in the fronleourt in 6-foot-9, waleh for is Hofstra, with AJI-ECC Steve Steinwedel. Military Institute, and Rob Jackson, 230-pound senior, Ted Williams second-team member Derrick • Steinwedel has revived who transferred to Prince Georges (8.0 ppg, 5.3 rebounds per game, Flowers. ri'elaware basketball with a 56-55 (Md.) Community College. 28 blocked shots) and 6-foot-9 "Towson will be one of the record in the past four seasons. The loss of these two players sophomore Denard Montgomery, strongest teams, but I think we . The team has seven of last year's will not hurt as badly as expected who averaged 3.6 ppg last season. outmatch them in overall ability," trip 10 players back and with the because of the additions of The depth does not stop there, as Murray said. "We must put our 'additions of Jeff Haddock, a guard Haddock (a member of The redshirt freshmen Anthony Wright, abilities together this year. because from Willingboro, N.J., and Kevin Philadelphia Inquirer's All-Area Steve Lubas and 6-foot-11 we have the best individual talent Blackhurst, a guard from Franklin, second team last year), Blackhurst freshman Spencer Dunkley all in the conference." Pil., things look very promising for (an Associated Press Ail-S tate figure in Steinwedel's arsenal. The Hens face a tough schedule the Hens. honorable mention-winner last Dunkley, a native of this year which includes a . "Haddock is bringing to us that year), and Ricky Deadwyler. Birmingham, England, has great tournament at Connecticut Dec. 29 attack offense. He drives to the Deadwyler, a guard from potential. He played for Newark and Dec. 30. Delaware faces basket," said sophomore forward Wilmington (Tatnall High School), High School last year and averaged Steinwedel's alma mater, Mark Murray, "and Blackhurst, he averaged 27.8 points per game last 8.4 ppg and 8.5 rpg. Dunkley also Mississippi State, in the first round runs off the screen, which will open season to earn second team all-state blocked 87 shots. of the tournament up the three-point shot and honors as a point guard. "We like the way he plays on "I'm especially excited about that eventually open up the inside." "We really helped ourselves in offense, but especially on defense game," said Steinwedel. File Photo But will the youth of this the backcourt this year through because of his size," added an Along with its always­ The Delaware basketball team will look to sophomore Mark ballclub hurt them this season as it recruiting, and the three new guards optimistic Murray. "Last year we challenging ECC schedule, which Murray (44), among others, for scoring punch this season. did last year? should all contribute," Steinwedel did not have a true big man inside begins with Drexel Jan. 13 in Because of the inexperience of said. who could block shots." Philadelphia, Delaware is also at to be a successful ballclub, but needed discipline." last year's squad, the team lacked In the fronleourt this year, many The backcourt features 6-foot-3 Rutgers Dec. 9. The Scarlet what do they have to do to wi~ the As for predictions, "We think the unity and rarely played as a players are capable of contributing junior Mark Haughton ( 10.1 ppg, Knights have received preseason ECC? students should come down to the cohesive unit. to the club. Murray, a 6-foot-4 4.4 assists per game) and 6-foot-1 Top 20 recognition. "We must play full ball games," Field House," Murray said. "Last year we had certain players forward who is the team 's top senior Renard Johnson (6.3 ppg, This season, it seems the Hens Murray said. "And it comes down "Because it will be a good trying to force the issue, and we did returning scorer (10.3 ppg) and was 3.1 apg). have both the talent and the depth to team concept, defense and much- season." Soccer blooms in OT Three overtime goals spark win over Bloomsburg, 3-0 By John Mccarthy from Ronny [Sandell], to me, to "They all had a good game to Staff Reporter Mike." finish with," said Kline of the Minutes later, Sandell, a senior seniors. The Delaware soccer team (6- forward, hit the net for the final Looking back, DeGeorge said, 10-2 overall, 2-4-1 in the East score of the game and the season. "It's hard that it's all over. Playing Coast Conference) finished the Delaware Head Coach Loren soccer has always been a big part season in style, downing Kline said this game was "typical of my life. Bloomsburg University (7-10-2) of the whole season." "I love the game. It's been a with a 3-0 overtime victory. In the first 90 minutes, "we did tough four years, but it's nice to At the end of regulation, the everything we could do, but we end with a win." game was deadlocked at 0-0. But couldn't score a goal," explained "I'm happy it's over," said with one minute and 58 seconds Kline. Sandell. "I guess it will hit me left in the first overtime, For four Hen players in later. I love the game, and I was sophomore forward John Sellers particular, it was a very memorable happy the way it ended." scored his sixth goal of the season game. Kandra didn't have as positive of to give the Hens a 1-0 lead. It was the last one that a reaction to his Delaware Then with 7:24 left in the DeGeorge, Sandell and Kandra experience. second extra period, senior would play for the University of "The season was disappointing. midfielder Mike Kandra knocked Delaware. It wasn't fun. It was more like a in his third goal of the year. Senior John Daniello missed the job." Senior Jim DeGeorge explained last several games due to hepatitis, Going out with a victory was how Kandra's goal was special. but was there to support his certainly a fine way to end the "Mike's aoal was nice. It went teammates. season. , I 14 · THE REVIEW• November 7, 1989 Watching Colts. on TV just not good enough: Dick Enberg's voice comes over The loser got the first-round pick "OK." Irsay claimed he was not making end, my roommates from Baltimore my television set, "Dickerson in next draft, but who was the real Boy was that fun. any money in Baltimore. He did often jump up and down in elatioJI. breaks through the right side of the loser? But the Colts rewarded their not spend any either. Those same sentiments heard line for a 10-yard gain. I do~ 't even remember the loyal fans for a few years with Then he moves the team far, far about lrsay at Memorial Stadium "Dickerson races 63 yards for a outcome, but I guess it does not several post-season appearances. away and trades for Dickerson, no can sometimes be heard coming . Colts' l.ouchdown." mauer. On one Christmas Eve, the Colts cheap investment. Memorial from my house. Watching Eric Dickerson pick The crowd wasn't too sarcastic faced the Pittsburgh Steelers in a Stadium would be packed every For all of those impatient Eagles' apart opposing defenses is like duri,ng that game. playoff game. Like all semi- game if fans had the chance to see and Giants' fans, just be glad you . watching an artist create a I remember hearing the chant religious families, we go to church him run the football. have any team to puU for next time : masterpiece. But it is just not the [Colts' owner Roben] "lrsay s __" on this special evening. It is very frustrating 1.o waiCh the you bad-mouth them. same coming through a square box David Blenckstone ringing through a half-full sladium Well, the game went a little long team I once loved play on an Now the NFL has new in my living room. at the end of another game. and we showed up at church in the AstroTurf field inside a dome. I commissioner who seems to like : As another National Football every other Sunday cheering them Boy was that fun. middle of the service. have mixed emotions. the idea of expansion. Hopefully it : League season rolls on, the pain of on. It's about 15 degrees, snowing My mother and grandmother did If the Colts lose, I rationalize will not be too long before football : the Colts leaving Baltimore six My grandfather, my dad and I sat and the Colts are down 35-6, or not appreciate it, but we had our and say, "Good. Irsay does not returns to Baltimore. : years ago persists in my heart. through the good times and the bad something ridiculous, to the St. priorities straight (excuse me, deserve to win." But it will not be the same. , It feels like an older brother left for many years. There were more Louis Cardinals with four minutes Father). But deep down, I cannot root "Dickerson cuts back to his left ~ for college and never came home. bad than good, and that is why the left in the game. That was fun . against the team with the horseshoe and ... " • I shouldn't have to watch the Colts left. My .. grandfather asks, "Are you The Colts do not belong in the on their helmets. Boy that hurts. : Colts on TV (like they are ever on Who could forget the "Toilet ready to go yet." Midwest. They belong in My sympathies for the Colts are David Blenckstone is the : Philadelphia stations). I should be at Bowl" against the New England "Le.t's wait to see if they can Baltimore. And the Redskins are no not felt by all once-Colts' fans. assistant sports editor of The .: Memorial Stadium in Baltimore Patriots? score here," I reply. substitute. When they come up on the short Review. Dogging continued from page 13 ATHLETE OF THE have missed it if you blinked This can be attributed to Maine's consistency and Delaware's lack thereof. WEEK "One way or another you have 1.o get past these guys in order to The freshman goalkeeper had compete in the championship," a key role In the soccer team's Jackson continued. final two games of the 1989 "If you can beat Delaware, you Mark season. have a chance to compete in this Pulcan recorded 11 saves In a league. I just think that these guys Puican 1·1 tie against Loyola College year in and year out are who you Wednesday, Including four In measure yourself against." overtime, and five more saves This is no "Conn" job by the against Bloomsburg University Huskies' coach, whose team went Saturday In a 3-0 win In overtime. the extra yard Saturday and lived up The shutout of Bloomsburg to anyone's standard of was Pulcan's second of the measurement. season. But remember, if you want to make yourself look good in a swordfight, heap praise upon your opponent once he is dead. "This is a very disappointing day So the Huskies left the field for me," said Raymond as he bowed wagging their tails Saturday but his head. And Delaware bowed out Delaware did not return home with of its challenge of capturing a its tail between its legs, although it playoff spot. is in the doghouse. All that remains of the celebrated "When we needed it most, we centennial season are two games didn't come through for ourselves," that are academic as far as the said cornerback Marc Sydnor. "We championship is concerned. wanl to win our last two games for That thought is so inconsistent Tim Swartz pride. It hurts me a lot just because a with the pre-season aspirations of a Three UConn defenders bear down on Hens' fullback Daryl Brantley (24) Saturday. Brantley ran Jot of these seniors have been here for 106 yards, the fifth consecutive game he has topped the 1oo-yard mark. solid football team that talked of four or five years." going all the way.

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