An Associated Collegiate Press Four-Star All-American Newspaper FRIDAY October 10, 1997 Volume 124 • THE • Number 11
Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid Newark, DE 250 Student Center• University of Delaware • Newark, DE 19716 Permit No. 26 F acuity Senate Clinton visits Philly blasts grant work
BY BETH ASHBY faculty should schedule tests on Admint.uratil'e News Editor those days to prevent the three- or Faculty expressed doubt about fo ur-day student weekend. the effectiveness of the university After one s enate member wide project to curb binge drinking questioned the validity of these during the Fac ulty Senate meeting insinuations that faculty cater to Monday. students' drinking habits, Bishop John Bishop. project coordinator quickly replied that, in fact, he did for the R o b e rt Woo d J o hns on not kno w whether faculty displayed F o undation gra nt, made a these be haviors. presentatio n to update the senate on Ludwig M osberg, an associate the Building Res p o ns ibi lity see SENATE page A4 Project. Senate m e mbers respo nded b y que~tioning the feasi bility o f the Committee to project's approach and goals. Alan H o r o witz, an assoc ia te change core professor fo r the pa1allel program, question e d the m etho d s of the project. requirements "The approach e mp loyed in the a n ti - b inge d ri nk ing program is BY BETH ASHBY doomed to fai lure," he said. Adnunisrralive News Editnr '·It is the same o ld, same o ld - A presenta ti o n of the tent a tive law e nfo rcem e nt a nd c hoking o ff goals fo r re vision of the gener a l the supply of a lcoho l rather i h~ · 1 education curriculum was presented trying to get at the rea o ns behind to the Faculty Senate Mond ay. the need for bi nge drinking o r the Caro l Hoffecker, the chairwoman c ultura l s upport for it." Horowitz of the ad hoc committee on general said. education, said the c urrent gene ral Bishop s ai d the project. fo rmed educatio n curri culum is "frayed at by the R obert W ood J o hnso n the edges." Fo undation, is " trying to develo p a T he committee, composed o f 25 fac u lty a nd administra tors fro m City may be site of 2000 convention new approach to an o ld proble m o n coll ege campuses." different depanments, was fo rmed in December 1996 in response to the BY LAURA OVERTURF evening's visual set-up was in level. 'The heavy-drinking c ulture has NationaVState Ne\,.-"'1 Editor C indy B e rnard , a Philadelphia blatant emulation of the stage and Looking to the future . Clinto n d e velo ped fa r e no ug h n o t to be provost 's request to assess the PHILADELPHIA - The City of logo of Democratic conventions of said the national issue o f the most me mber o f the Young Democratic c on sidere d a n i nn ocent rite uf general education requirements. Counc il. said she believes if the Brotherl y Love opened its heart and the past. The Libe rty Bell concern is the climate. but ba lancing passage," Bishop said , explaining ''The university's responsibility i; decis io n is made in favor of to provide us \\ llh the tools and the its wallet for the Democratic Party at incorpor a ted 111 the logo progressive environmental c hanges that the project committee looks at a fund-raiser auended by President Philadelphia. it will be because of resources we need." she said. 'Our demonstrated Philadelphia's hope without losi ng jobs will be a the pro blem as a p ublic health Bill Clinton Wednesday. Rendell's effons. responsibility as a facult:y is to use the convention will take place in the challenge. issue. The evemng event was sponsored "If it comes to Philly," she said, those tools in order to give ou1 .:i ty. "We have to fi nd a way to clean The Build in g R esponsi bi li:y b] the Democratic ational "Rendell wi II have played a single students the very best educatiOn we "So the podium might look like a the envi ro nme n t a nd g row o ur Projec t in vo lves more than I 00 Committee at the CoreState Center handedly integral role in it." .:an." convention podium," he said v.ith a economy.'' he said. ··we need to be a people represen t ing both tne and v. as an elTon on the pan of the laugh to the crowd of several The President's trip ended with a Hoffecker decl1ncJ to answer country of the future. not the past, to university and the City of Newark. city to lure the party to hold its hundred democratic supponers. dmner, sponsored by the DNC. senate members' questions about build that br idge to the 2 1s t The project is wo rking to "s hape national convention here in the year Clinton said he is not surprised century." Despite the raging campaign specific c hanges to the general expectatio ns of inco m in g 2000. the city might be chosen as the site. Steven Grossman, c hai rman of finance refmm debates in the Senate education requirements and said the students," Bis ho p said. Phi !ad e lphia is o ne of the top 'The last time the party had its the DNC said, "[Philadelphia] is a and the on-going investigation into committee will not d iscuss practical He also a ke d the fa c ult y to contenders fo r the 2000 Democratic convention in Phi ladelphia, in 1948. city of the fu ture, just as it was in the Vice President AI Gore' s campaign changes unti l the goal state ment i~ financing, the DNC's evening served consider ways in which they could COn\'ention. it worked out pretty well for us," he past." ~peculati n g the probability o f formalized. as a fund-rai ser , a t which each help. Faculty sho uld wo rk to keep Nearly 50 years have passed since said. addressing the Young Philadelphia's hosting th e However. Hoffecker said the new Philadelphia has been the site for the Democratic Council and local convention. pe rson paid fro m $25 to $100 to the ac a dem1c s ta nda rd h igh. he curric ulum will focus on freshmen convention, Mavor Edward Rendell democrats. "Philadelphia has the leadership attend. said , and 10 no t acce pt s tudent a nd will not increase the required sa1d. notmg t h~ 1948 election was Clinton emphasized t he to make it happen ,'' said the Foll owing the main event of the excuses of hangovers. credit hours. evening, Clinto n attend a sma:t DNC Bisho p al so said M o nday a nd won by Democrat Harry S Truman. importance of younger Democrats' chairman. who will make the final One possibil ity, she said. is to Re ndell sa id joking ly in his dinner party, at whic h the cost of · Friday "s ho uld be p a rt of the grass-roots support, w hich makes decision abou t the con venti o n 's speech tha t the si milari ty of the political progress happen on a local location. each reserved spot was $5,000. academic calendar,'' adding tha t see COURSES page A 4 Campus daycare still a dream Religious rally in
BY PATRICIA A. KOLY I miss my classes. o f whom matriculate, as any student who takes a Staff Reporter "I don' t like daycare in general," she said, "but hiatus after high school fo r whatever reason. Jami Riley. a 22-year-old freshman, bundles I have to finish my education." Washington "A lot of the stude nts I work with a re pan her 2-year-old son Austin into the car seat of her Everybody wants daycare, but they w a nt ti me," s he said , "and o ve r the years they have faded silver 1988 Toyota Camry. different things, said Ann Lopata, coordinato r o f asked about daycare." She woke up at 5 :30a.m ., spent an hour students of the Access Center in Clayton Hall, Senior Stephen Smoot, a 24-year-old full -time exercising at the YMCA, fed and dressed both where continuing education students initially go student and father l'!' four-year-old Emily. agrees reaches UD Mall Austin and herself. and now she has to take him to for counseling. that on-campus day care would be beneficia l. the Once Upon A Time daycare center in Newport " Drop-in day care would be most beneficial," '·J believe the ca mpus has a n o bligatio n to BY ERIN K. LIEDEL pieces of the rally. because the university doesn' t have an official s he said, referring to an as-needed style of [students who are parents]," he said. "There are Staff Rep BY JESSICA GRATZ Dick Schmidt, manager of the was scared we were not going to • No live entertainment or dancing Staff H~porter Deer Park, said you have to get open in time." • No alcoholic beverages sold on ' (iquor licenses can bring a permission from the DABCC as well Bowman said the DABCC was premises after midnight restaurant a lot of money. but they as from the City of Newark to obtain not in charge of making that • No carry-out liquor license can also be very hard to obtain in the a license. decision. • No less than 50 seats in the facility City of Newark. Ralph Mason, of the DABCC, "The city can have laws that • No reduced prices, happy hours or , The college campus, local said they cannot limit the number of would prevent an establishment promotions churches, libraries and residential licenses within a city. from reopening after one year," Acknowledging the problem of neighborhoods can indirectly "We need a letter of intent, saying Bowman said. "The city can come underage drinking, Swipes said, "I prevent someone from obtaining a what an owner wants," he said. "The up with creative ways to craft an know kids will go into the bathroom license process takes six to eight weeks to ordinance to make it impossible for and hand their buddy a beer under John Swipes, owner of Maxwell gain a license and there is also a an establishment to get a license." the stall. T' s, said he felt a lot of pressure $500 non-refundable fee." Mary Conway, secretary for the ''!' rn also getting wristbands to While trying to acquire a liquor Bowman said the cost of city's planning department, said make it harder for minors to drink license because of the Robert Wood obtaining a license differs on the although the city is not allowed to and wipe off their Ms," he said, Johnson grant which gave the type of business an owner wants to tell a venue that they cannot open a referring to the symbol written on a u'ni~ersity $770,000 to help combat open. The DABCC is in charge of bar or restaurant in Newark, it can patron's hand denoting they are a bin~e drinking. all restaurants, bars, breweries and impose zoning laws which limit or minor. ~ "A lot of people in Newark are liquor stores. restrict alcoholic establishments in Swipes said it took just under a really concerned about binge Swipes said he was worried that certain areas. year to acquire the license. • drinking," Swipes said. he would not get a liquor license in There are certain criteria the city "I went step by step on Don Bowman, director of the time to open up Maxwell T's, sets up in order to get a license. everything I did and went straight by D~:>faware Alcoholic Beverage formerly known as the Down Under. For example, even though an the book. I even had to hire a lawyer Control Commission, said the "We had one year to reopen the establishment may sell liquor 300 just to handle matters,'' he said. DABCC cannot tell a venue they restaurant from the time the DU feet from the property line of a Conway said the problem of can't have a license, but if the city is closed or else we could not obtain a church, library, school, nursing binge drinking is not related to the ptovided with an ordinance and it license," Swipes said. "The Down horne or hospital, there are certain approval of a liquor license for a THE REVIEW I John Chabalko passes, then a license may be Under closed Oct. 6, 1996, when restrictions that apply. new establishment. Construction began this week to fix the potholes on South Chapel . See ~nied . their liquor license was revoked. I They include: Tuesday's review for complete details. CAMPUS CALENDAR It's Friday! Today is the tennis at II a.m. The women face recognition of National Coming LaSalle University at the Field Police Reports Out Day in support of the Lesbian House tennis courts . .9iiY and Bisexual community. Football is finally back to town. Wear jeans and a white T-shirt to Come cheer on the Blue Hens when JEEP WRANGLER BROKEN damaged, resulting in $300 worth of .show your support. they take on the University of INTO ON PEARSON DRIVE repairs, police said . STRUCK WITH A STICK . •. Yom Kippur begins tonight at Richmond at I p.m. ·sundown. If you are going home to Missed the movies last night? A Jeep Wrangler was broken into I WILL FOLLOW YOU An 18-year-old female suspect observe the holiday with family or The same ones are playing. Same on Pearson Drive between 9:30 a.m. WHEREVER YOU MAY GO struck a 10-year-old female wtth a 'fpie nds, refer to university policy place. Opposite times. Figure it out. and 2:09 p.m. on Oct. 7, University stick on Oct. 8 at approximately 6 ':ibbut excused class absences. On Sunday, the Women's Police said. A suspicious person was reiJorted p.m., Newark Police said. -·- ~ If you're sticking around, Soccer team kicks it with the The car stereo, valued at $300, following two victims on Main The incident, which occurred on ~C.PAB is hosting the comedy University of Vermont at I p.m. was removed and damage to the Street between 8 p.m. Oct. 8 and Thorn Lane caused injury to the antics of Timothy Beggy who got They p)ay on the Delaware Soccer vehicle's console was esttmated at 2:30 a.m. Oct. 9 , Newark Police victim's shoulder, police said, and firs start on MTV's Road Rules 2. Field behind the stadium. Call $20, police said. said. the victim's mother was given a The show starts at 8 p.m . in the UDI-HENS if you need more info. The unknown suspect was first copy of the report to follow up with 'fraflant Multipurpose Rooms A than that. A PAIR OF THEFTS ON noticed by the two at a bar in charges if she wishes. aild' B. Can't get enough movies? The PENCADER WAY Wilmington where he was seen , If you feel like a movie or two, PiUow Book is playing as part of staring at them, police said. BOGUS BUCKS USED AT ACME :Br~akdown and Donnie Brasco the International Film Series at Two cars were broken into on After leaving the bar, the two went iUe'pJaying at the Trabant at 8 and 7:30 p.m. at the Trabant. Hey, it's Pencader Way between 9 p.m. Oct. 6 to a diner on Main St. where they A counterfeit $20 bill was used at JOi30 p.m., respectively. Two not Donnie Brasco or Breakdown, and 5:30 a.m. Oct. 7, University say_ they saw the suspect again. the Acme in Suburban Plaza buc-ks with a student ID. but it beats studying. Police said. • They then returned to their home sometime between Oct. 6 and Oct. 8, The rest of the weekend is a Speaking of studyi ng, Monday The passenger side window of a and caUed the police. Newark Police said. sports fan's paradise. means classes agai n. And while Hunda1 Accent was smashed, The suspect was described as The bill was used for an unknown On Saturday, wake up early and you're dragging yourself out of causing $100 in damage. An ash tray having dark hair and glasses. He is ourchase and has been seized by the catch the Men' s Cross Country bed, think about five weeks of and a lcey were removed from the approximately 5-foot-7 and has dark police for further investigation, Invitational at White Clay Creek Winter Session. Registration vehicle, police said. skm, police said. police said. State Park- it starts at 10:30. starts today. Additionally , the window locks of A vehicle tag number given to · After the men take off, do the a Honda Accord were jimmied and police by the victims was traced to a - compiled by Kendra Sineth same and head down to Women's --compiled by Dianne Dougherty the glove compartment was rental agency, police said. October I 0, 1997 • THE REVIEW • A3 Awareness Week ends with advic ...... Survivor and advocate speaks on date rape '' BY JILL CORTRIGHT li st of reasons she did not want to the females stayed with Koestner, the Jeff Pinkman, a junior who ~so Managing News Editor have sex with him. males went to a separate room to talk attended the speech with his cll\S~~ Katie Koes tner, the key note " He yelled, ' Fine, I'm going to to her fiancee, Brett. The evening said Koestner's story shocked him. _ speaker for Sexual A ssault bed."' ended with a pizza party. "When she started talking al;lO!}'( WATCH OUT FOR THAT WOMAN! Awareness week, said she hadn ' t She said he was so loud she was Junior Carolann Space, who the experience [of being rapedT.'t even heard of date rape before her surprised none of her neighbors came attended the speech with her human tarted to think, what if that was b~¢ 1 LANSING, Mich. - Women are more likely than men to tailgate, freshman year of college. to check on her. "But it didn't sound sexuality class. said Koestner's story of my best friends?," he said. ,.,• block lanes or find other ways to punish other drivers, according to a " It wasn' t on the cover of Time like a rape. What is it they tell rape made her more aware. "As a " It made me think about the national sarvey. magazine in red letters with my victims? Yell 'fire' instead of woman," s he said, "you're very different options there are." ' ,. The survey asked 40 questions about driving, with behaviors rated for picture," she told a crowd of 400 'rape?'" powerless." . ., anger, impatience, competition and punishing. male and female students gathered in Koestner said she let him stay in Women rated higher in anger, impatience and punishing, while men the Multipurpose Room of the the room with her, so he wouldn't rated higher in competition. Trabant University Center on get angrier. "I didn't want to make a Monday night. scene my third week of college." Overall, about one-fifth of male and female drivers admitted they are !'.1 Over the past seven years, She stayed awake in the comer of ·~ aggressive behind the wheel. RAD class -~ tffl Koestner has become the poster child the room all night. "At 5 a.m., he "" Jll for acquaintance rape, with credits woke up and said, 'Katie, I'm really HURRICANE PAULINE SLAMS MEXICO . hLi including talk show appearances, sorry. It won't happen again." HUATULCO, Mexico - At least 15 people are reported dead after lectures at 400 schools and colleges K oestner said she remembers hurricane Pauline sent rivers of mud, water and debris through the streets and her own HBO movie, "No those words well. "I placed all my ights police of the Mexican Resort City of Acapulco. Visible Bruises: The Katie Koestner trust in them. Back then I was the ~; ' Mexico's government ne ws agency said dozens of citizens are Story." kind of person to give a second BY KAREN BISCHER but focused on university studenlli missing. Many were lost in muddy torrents that swept hundreds of cars She began her speech by chance." Swff Reporter because a rape occurs on a college and tree trunks, and tons of mud, down the mountain behind Acapulco. describing her freshman orientation She climbed into bed and started One woman in the audience called campus every 21 hours, Glazer Sll.it!lo,:r. at the College of William and Mary to fall asleep, when he began kissing him the Terminator, but University Hearing s uch statistics, and wibb. U-MASS BANS BOOZE AT TAILGATE PARTIES in Williamsburg, Va., in 1990. her neck - she told him to leave her Police Officer David Bartolf was not recent sexual assault problems on, atid She said she first saw Peter when alone. rehearsing for a movie . He was near campus, some !Udents said t1~ AMHERST, Mass.- There will be no more beer at tailgate parties at residents from her dorm and a men's "Do you think he heard me? Or wearing the thickly padded black suit feel compelled to take a self-defense the University of Massachusetts as a result of a new policy instated by the dorm got together to watch movies. decided not to listen?" for his own protection. class. , , school" s chancellor. About a week after they met, they She'd said "no'" more than a As part of the university's Sexual Senior Jennifer Levitsky, who wai The ban on alcohol was ordered after an autopsy found a 21-year-old went on their first "real date" to a dozen times over the course of the Assault Awareness Week. Bartolf in attendance, said the RAD skills student who died during homecoming weekend had been drinking. French restaurant, and then to her evening, she said. held an information session Tuesday sounded as though they may benefit Adam Prentice of Hyannis bled to death after falling through the roof room for danci ng. It was then that he raped her. afternoon on Rape Aggression her later in life. ': • of a campus greenhouse. "Maybe I'm the most naive Koestner said she felt li ke a ghost Defense, an international program "[The courses] sound like a go~ The death was not directly related to tailgating, it happened early on a woman ever," s he said. "If the afterwards. "Gelling raped changes that instructs women in self-defen>e. idea," s he said. "They could o"rY Saturday morning. But the university said there was a lot of unruly definition of naive is you think you your whole life," she said. "and I'm "This may be the only time in your help." behavior at that afternoon's parties. can like someone, be alone in a room sure I'm not the only one in the room life when you can hit a police officer Many in the audience asked what Drinking has been forbidden in the football stadium since 1988. But with them and not have sex." who knows that." and get away with it," he told a n they could do when walking alone-or 1 five years ago, university officials opened one parking lot for drinking Koestner said she started having a If women want to protect audience of approximately 40 facing a dangerous situati.ol'l tai lgaters, in hopes of boosting attendance at the games. pillow fight with Pe ter that ended themselves, she said, they should use students and faculty members at the themselves. with him tickling her on the floor. the buddy system and look out for Trabant Univer~ity Center. "The be t thing you can do [to CHILD-PROOF GUNS " He was 50 to 60 pounds more than I each other. She said, bowever, no Bartolf spoke of defen e protect yourself] is to be aware of was," she said. "He managed to get plan is foolproof. techniques, and with the help of RAD your surroundings and do what x.ou WHITE HOUSE - Most of the handguns sold i11 1l.e United States my wrists back over my head. He " I don't have advice to protect member and university alumna Ruth need to do to survive.'" Glazer said. may soon come with an added safety feature - child-n:sistant locks. An was kissing me so hard I couldn't you 100 percent," she said. "You'd Glazer, demonstrated the ways in She suggested seemingly obv\olls official said the White House has reached a deal with most of the nation's move my head. ultimately have to put yourself in a which women can protect themselves tips that women may neglect in a1 d • • I f gun manufacturers. "If I had one thought, I guess it box and never come out." against possible assault. esperate snuatton. was that I felt trapped." If a woman is raped, she said, they Wearing the protective suit , " A backpack is a good weapon.''' MARY POPPINS GONE BAD She mentioned the mace her father have 72 hours to see a doctor and get Bartolf simulated attacking Glazer. she said. when asked if it would s\o.,\f• had given her for protection before a rape kit. This is necessary for She was able to illustrate the forceful a victim down. She said the hackp;ck CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - A doctor said there is no evidence of she went off to college. "There's one women who wish to press charges moves of self-defense without could be used to hit an attacker ot' g1!i ' previous injuries to a Massachusetts baby who died in the care of an Au thing about mace," she said, "you against their offender. harming him. in the way if the viet~, . is grabbed' Pair. don't tend to accessorize with it To the third of the audience who "It takes a real man to do this.'· from behind. ' Bartolf said with a laugh as Glazer She ai>1J recommended yelling and The doctor testified today at the Massachusett~ trial of Louise around your neck when you're on a were men, she said to take a stand Woodward. The British Au Pair is charged with killing an eight-month date with Prince Charming." against rape. kneed him in the groin. s houting the word·· o" to draw old boy who was in her care. Y.oestner said that at the time she "I'm afraid some of you will wait Glazer added that the protective attention. Prosecutors contend the teen-ager shook the boy and slammed his head felt powerless. She asked the men if to care- until someone you know is suit used in RAD programs helps RAD is the large ~ ! women's self against a hard surface in frustration over his fussing. they could relate to that feeling. "It's crying on your shoulder saying she's women feei the physical power they defense o rganization in the world. The defense has suggested that Woodward i being blamed for an a feeling most men don't experience been raped," she said. "Then it's too are capable of, without harming the with mo re than 2.000 instructors. acting attacker. injury or other medical condition what aileady exi ted. in their life," she sa1d late." Bartolf said Public Safety is currently Glazer encouraged women of all offering free classes to students and But Dr. Plltrick Barnes, a neuro-radiologist at Bn~ton 's Children's She managed to fend Peter off that Her speech was followed by a ages to take courses in self-defense Hospital, said there is no evidence that the boy had prior brain damage. time, she said, by crying and giving a question-and-answer session. While faculty. He said all of the injuries must have occurred within a ~ew hours of each other. PLANE MISSING IN MID-WEST Prof. encourages men to ask before sex MONTROSE. Co. - An Air Force official said nine people on a missing plane headed from Colorado to Arizona may still be alive, ••..., waiting for rescue. Harry Brod challenges men to respect women A search for survivors is centered on an aiea southwest of Montrose, where the plane took off yesterday. Radar tracking indicated it may have gone down in that area. BY MARK FITZGERALD awareness lecture rs o ften try to prevent sexual He said sexuality s hould require exp licit Staff Reportu assault by discouraging exual interaction. consent every step of the way. Gender role pl,ay -compiled from the AP wire service by Laura Overturf Urging his predominantly male audtence to He said if there i no consent and mutual a large part because males and females relate to ask for explicit verbal consent before engaging in respect, a couple can n o t have an enhanced language in different ways, he added. ., 1 sexual activity, Harry Brod , professor of sexual relationship. Also, he said, from a sociological point of~ women 's studies and Jewish studies, gave his Brod said sexual encounters wi thout con ent view, men are task-oriented. speech in conjunction with the university ' s are analogous to taking someone out to dinner "Talk is work," he said. ··Men feel violatec;t. Arts and Science Sexual Assault Awareness Week to about 100 who isn't hungry. when women talk during sex because their ' non -·' people at the Trabant University Center. talk' time is intruded upon.'" "· "If she says no , it ' s rape," he said. "Any Women. he said, tend to operate on ·'more qf a; issues?" continuum between language, emotion and still without dean The audience responded with complete "Without explicit consent, physical interpersonal relations." It is for this silence. there is no relationship - reason, he aid, there is often confu ion in exua( BY CHARLES DOUGIELLO out recently," Schiave lli said. "I will assume your si lence is your consent," assault si tuations. , , ··i Scaf!Repnrrer The advertisement states the he said, "but my next question will challenge that there is only masturbation." Men don't relate talking and sexuality, Br,o ourses Tired of the Same Old Thing? change ....~ inued from page A I ~ ~ cluster courses. '' ith a thematic 1use Ill the middle that would ~tcg rate other courses like E-1 10 math . he current curriculum takes the ginese-mcnu approach." she said. fi e from thi s column, one from a; column. check it off. and that's eS:nd of you." ;rhis end' up in a fragmented )!llteation. she s.tiJ. • •':There is the concern that the Mral education curriculum used to ~t~ shared put pose and vision, and -- \Cntl longer docs," she said :.:!he ~ommittec is especial!) ~ c mcd about incommg freshmen (-:tk Edlco""', t<~ '1-, :~~.11• might not initially know what ~p they want tl' enter. she said. •,.•The uni vcrs1ty has to pro\ ide i$tln with a sense of guidance so E~, GMJttc'1-, t:U.) ~ALL FILM SERIEs •~ .. can mak<' t h e b est o f t h c1r. ge years ... she sa1d. ; :fhe n:viswn of the curnculum ~ attempt "to restore cohesion. break down disciplinary boundaries ppy • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• and create a comprehensive lcammg • SCPAB PRESENTS: • environment." she said. • • Focus groups of student>. alumn; • October I 0: 8pm ·'Breakdown" , I 0:30pm "Donnie. Brasco" in TMT* -$2 • -<\nd faculty \\ill also meet with a • 'protcssional to discuss the • October II: 8pm "Donnie Brasco" , !0:30pm "Breakdown" in TMT-$2 • 'Curriculum in depth. • • After asse»ing all resoon es. • • :H offecker said. 1he committee wi II • October 15: 7:30pm "Silence of the Lambs" in TMT-Free begin revisino and finahLing the goal IRTHDAY • . " • • -~tatement on No'.. I. B y Januar). she said, the • October 17: 8pm ·'Lost World" , I 0:30pm "My Be~ F riend's Wedding" in • committee "'Iii begin to create a • TMT-$2 • ·framework tor what the new general • education .:urriculum w!l entail. The 1·e Humbv • • whole process will hopefullj take • October 18: 8pm ''My Best Friend's Weddirg'', !0:30pm ''Lost World" in • • ~ a }Car and a half. • TMT-$2 i in order to ha\e a basis for ideas, • ~offeckcr said, the committee will Kellv & Erin • • he look in g at the changes other • I - • October 22: 7:30pm 'The Godfather" in TMT-Free • universi ti es and colleges ha\ e made • o their general educati on curriculum. • • I Hoffecker also encouraged • October 24: 8pm "Cha ing Any", I 0:30pm "Sling Blade" in TMT-$2 ~cnato rs to solicit input from their • department be fo re Nov. I to make • • )he process more of a collaboratiOn. • October 25: 8pm "Sling Blade", 10:30 pm "Chasing Any" in TMT-$2 • • " We do n't want to Impose • *-Trabant Movie Theatre • ~1nyt hing ." he sa1d. "because we • • now it won't work." • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SALES ASSOCIATE OPPORTUNITIES DO YOU GENUINELY LIKE TO HELP PEOPLE? 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MUG AND WE'LL FILL IT FOR $.75) I.I DJ 9-1am • AN APPLICATION FRI'DAY TRAUITIOKA.£ HAPPY HOUR SATURDAY (( THE WHEEL IS BACK! )) WIKG KIGHT JCP~nny NEW AND IMPROVED! WHEEL SPECIAL 5-1 Opm ALL YOU CAN EAT WINGS $7 .95 Christiana Mall COMPLIMENTARY SERVED BUF FET 5-9pm $1.50 DRAFTS $1.75 RAIL DRINKS DJ 9-lam 302-366-7680 DJ 5-1am Price's Corner Center VERY EXTENSIVE MENU SELECTION 302-998-1131 WE OFFER DELIVERY AND TAKE OUT ($10 MIN.) HOURS .1 1AM- lAM 7 DAYS A WEEK 60 N. COLLEGE AVE. 368-9340 October I 0, 1997 • THE REVIEW • AS r , I ------Gemini Hair Designs I Fabulous Bagel Boys II bring this ad in for a free bagel I Suite 22A Trolley Square I we also have daily special's I Gilpin Avenue I egg & cheese ®ular co{ fee $1 .99 Wilmington, DE 19806 cream cheese &coffee$1.69 I 302.654.9371 I Open M -F 7-5-- Sat&Sun 8-5 I Full Service Salon I (located in. Traders Alley, Main Street) L. .J (across from subway) exp. 10! 17 LLAGE SHOWw/ I .... r~~::Jj r~D -..!: ~ -!:) DDW.Llll!l Work a Schedule that Fits Your Life Thursday, Oct. 16 Saturday, Oct. 11 If flexible hours arc important lo you, we have a great opportunity. God Street Wine We offer !lex1ble hours that work around your school schedule. Day, evening and week-end shifts. w/Burnt Sienna $lsad~~~~~w We do markl:ling on behalf of Fortune 500 companies. MUG NIGHT Joi n us and be part or: Tuesday, Oct. 14 • Weekly Pay .. Paid Training MaceoParker l The Dirty Dozen • Paid Vacation & Holidays Brass Band $12.5o advance. • Career Opportunities $15.00 of Show • Friendly Work Environment • Incentives & Bonuses Wednesday, Oct. 1 5 $100 HIRE-ON BONUS David Byrne (or the Talking Heads) • Wh't $22.00 advance, w/Mr. ~Greengenes w/J tm I e $24.00 Day of Show After 200 hours of employment 50¢ Bud Lt. Drafts in your Stone Saturday, Oct. 18 Great extra money for !he hohdays Balloon mug till 11 pm, $1 after&... $12.00advance, $3 fills any size Pitcher till 1 1 pm DMC $15.00 Day Run of Show Informal Services ~ ~ Winter Session What kind of church is this? REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY OCTOBER 13 It's one where ... Christ is honored IN-PERSON at the Student Services Building. . .. the Bible is trusted Submit your request by Friday October 17 to get the best possible schedule. ... doctrine is evangelical . .. membership has meaning ... love is not just a word FOLLOWING ARE RECENT CHANGES IN COURSE LISTINGS. See www.udel.edu/winter for nightly updates. The Fellowship (meeting in the 'ev,;ark YWCA) College Ave. and Park Place Additions Changes (new details are underlined) Sunday School 9:00/\Vorship Sen'ice 10:00 Questions: 325-2970 006 ART-267 INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA 3·3 Hrs. 008 BISC-152 BIOLOGY OF HUMAN SEXUALITY 3 Hrs. 010 LAB MWF 700pm-1000pm Staff 010 LEC MTVIIRF 8:00am. 9:30am Barb1eri 0 Requ1res permiSSIOn of mstructor 008 BISC-661 BIOLOGY OF STRIATED MUSCLE 3 Hrs. 006 ART-270 BASIC FIBERS: CAD SIM TEXTILES 3 Hrs. 010 LEG MTVIIRF 9 45 am- 11 15 am Sperry D 010 LEC TVIIR 900 am -12 00 pm Kam•nskJ V 8/SC661010 Prereq: 8/SC#2. 006 ART-274 MULTICULTURAL: FIBER PROCESSES 3 Hrs. 066 EDDV-210 INTRO TO LIT AND LIT LEARNING 3 Hrs. 010 LEC TVIIR 1 00pm-300 pm Kaminsk1V 010 LEC TR 3:00pm· 7:00pm McGinnis T Add1honal t1mes to be arranged Requires permiSSIOn of mstructor. 005 ARTH-367 MAYAN ART & ARCHITECTURE 3 Hrs. 011 LEC MW 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm Kellner M 070 Staff Add•honal ttmes to be arranged Requtres permisSJon of instructor. ARTH367070 Meets In Mextco 019 GEOG-101 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY 3 Hrs. 060 ECON-367 CHINESE ECONOMIC REFORMS 3 Hrs. 010 LEC MTVIIRF 9:45am ·11 :15 am Brewer M 011 LEC MT'VVRF 9 45 am- 11 15 am WangJ 019 GEOG-1 20 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY 3 Hrs. 110 EDCE-333 DEVELPMENT OF HUMAN RELATIONSHIP 3 Hrs. 010 LEC MTVIIRF 11 :30 am ·1:00pm Zimmermann P 010 LEG MTVIIRF 9 45 am· 1115 am Carter E Satisfies Univ Mulhcultural reqwrement 067 EDST-103 SKILMOD:STUDY SKILLS 1 Hrs. 078 IFST-235 SRVY IN CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES 3 Hrs. 010 LEC TR 2.00pm- 3 45pm McClay M 010 LEC MTVIIR 1:00pm. 3:00pm Part< E Pass/Fall only Open to majors only See course catalog tor prereqlcoreq. I 108 HPER-120 SELF DEFENSE 1 Hrs. 031 PHIL-100 PHILOSOPHIES OF LIFE 3 Hrs. 033 LEC MTVIIRF 8 00 am · 9 15 am Zhang X 420 LEC TR 8:00 am · 11 :45 am Bauer P 108 HPER-1 67 TAICHI 1 Hrs. Sect1on meets m Dover, DE. tii!!h ~ner-!!Y 011 LEC MTVIIRF 9 45 am· 11 15 am Zhang X 115 UAPP-837 PUBLIC SECT HUMAN RESOURCE MGMNT 3 Hrs. 031 PHIL-125 TPCS: PHILOSOPHY IN FILM 3 Hrs. 010 LEC TR 700pm-1000 pm Williams D the f7ym 011 LEC MWF 115pm-245pm Rogers K Add1honaf times to be arranged UAPP837 Open to MPA M1d-career Students Only LEC TR 1·15 pm • 3·15 pm 041 THEA-207 TECHNICAL PRODUCTION PRACTICUM 1-3 Hrs. CRANK IT UP! 010 Brakhage P llil!h l:ner-I!Y Spinning Classes have started. Spinning is designed for everyone from the beginner to the Cancellations advanced cyclist. Bring your imagination and your water bot tle. We will provide some good rocking music and one of 011 CRJU-495 FIELD EXPERIENCE IN CRIM JUS 4Hrs. 031 PHIL-448 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS 3 Hrs. our enthusiastic instructors will take you on a 40 minute 010 LAB T 1 00 pm • 2.30 pm ""CANCEL•• Staff 010 LEC MTVv'RF 9 45 am- 11 15 am ••CANCEL•• Ourbtn P 024 ITAL-1 05 ITALIAN I-ELEMENTARY 033 POSC-406 CIVIL LIBERTIES II 3 Hrs. 4 Hrs. journey on our SCHWINN JOHNNY G. SPINNER BIKES. 010 LEC MTVIIRF 9 45 am· 12 30 pm ••CANCEL•• Staff 010 LEC MTVIIRF 9·45 am • 11 15 am ••CANCEL" Staff 040 LING-130 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I 3 Hrs. 033 POSC-409 ISRAEL POLITICS 3 Hrs. 410 LEC TR 6 00 pm • 10·00 pm ••CANCEL"• Staff 070 Meets m Israel ••cANCEL" PalleyM Sect10n meets at UD Wilmmgton Campus 033 POSC-452 PROBLEMS IN URBAN POLITICS 3 Hrs. Sound intriguing? 075 MASC-467 CAREER SURVIVAL OUTSIDE THE UNIV 1 Hrs. 070 Meets m Israel ••cANCEL•• Palley M 010 LEC 11 ·30am-12·45pm •·CANCEL•• TR RabohJ 037 SOCI-430 COMPARATIVE SOCIOLOGY 3 Hrs. 075 MASC-667 Stop by the Gym or call us for class times and prices CAREER SURVIVAL OUTSIDE THE UNIV 1 Hrs. 070 Meets in Israel ••CANCEL•• KlaffV 010 LEC TR 1130am -12:45pm ••cANCEL'" Raboll J 071 Meets m Israel ""CANCEL•• KlaffV 737-3002 A6 . THE REVIEW. October 10, 1997 AMERICAN EXPRESS FINANCIAL ADVISORS The Official LG BSU CAREER OPPORTUNITIES comingOut Dance POSITION: at Financial Advisors Financial Advisor 1d/C cxedlllhqc At American Express Financial Advisors, we work with individuals and small business owners on a personal and confidential basis 914 Orange Street, Wilmington helping them achieve their financial goals through the financial planning process. October 10, 1997 American Express Financial Advisors is American's leading 9:00pm-2:00am financial planning company. 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To learn m~ (U.S. only). call 8oo-6ocr78o8 or nv 8oo-7S5-o6ot. /'l.re 1ou a \eader? P..re 1ou a vo\unteer? Is 1our 64'P/'I. ?...? or higher? P..re 1ou invo\ved in student or~ 1 aniz.ations? Then 1ou are a great c.andidate for UD . ~pirit Ambassadod A\\ Gandidates ""i\\ vie for a tru\1 ~niqu~ honor-The T. Munc.1 t=:~ith ~pirit A~ a rd. ' This honor is ·aGGompanied b"f a '$1,oo·o sGho\arship. ~pirit ambassadors represent the Universit"f at a variet1 of funGtions and serve as an ad hoG· Gommittee to the Universit"f "President. App\iGations are due on 0Gtober 1'3 and are avai\ab\e at the fo\\o""ing \oc.ations: • A\umni Ha\\ • ~tudent N..tivities OffiGe • Trabant Universit"f C.enter Information Des"- • G.ree"- Affair& ~e\e.Gtion proGess begins on 0Gt. 1'3 upon reGeipt of app\iGations and inc.\udes a se\ec.tion c.ommittee, and a Universit"f ""ide voting prot:.ess. REVIEW ·• October 10, 1997 AS I A Time to Reap, A Time to Sow ·•• In the empty lot have, over the months, designated 59 E. Main become the rallying cry of stands an ancient a movement. By goodness, centurion. A benevolent someone has got to save observer who has silently Old Newark from the --~- --- ~~==~-~~~~· remained firm while the clutches of those bent on 1 -rest of its kind have been the mercantile 1 ripped asundet to appease development of Main S1c.K. or Tkt.S [ -the unremorseful , fiery Street! We must put a stop (!~ 1 god Progress. to those merchants with T.u-c U1tttt ~ For over 100 years, the the audacity to try and H~wtt ' mighty Sycamore has commercially enrich the stretched its thirsty limbs. center of town! We must CRJ\V. JuST .Cuf' riJJtt It has endured return to the days of glory innumerable storms, frost when Main Street was just I fiuD ~~t>D flowN. and drought, witnessed the a post office and a advent of the automobile pharmacist! Imagine the and withstood the ensuing quiet splendor that existed ..· pollution of mass before traffic lights, the transportation. Most Stone Balloon, and yes, by amazing of all, the god, the University of Sycamore has held its Delaware! ground while virtually all Now hold on one fat of M ·a in Street has second. metamorphosed around it. Alright, maybe we are At long last however, exaggerating, but this. tree the mighty Sycamore's debate has gotten way out fate, like that of every of hand. living th in~. is tragically If the City of Newark ·apparent. After years of were going to buy the land ·suffering the turmoil of to build a nice big park construction, destruction with benches and a gazebo and urban renewaL the in place of that hideous majestic avatar has blacktop lot, The Review received an exact death would be all for the sentence. According to the preservation and ~Letters to the Editor _ official diagnosis by Ru ss protection of the old ' Carlson. the city's tree Sycamore. doctor, the Sycamore has a As it stands now What we do, is discuss the various university property but it can't turn In accordance with thi s , he also scant 20 years left to live. however, the owner of Mitchell degrees of the fict ional character Newark into a padded. romper announced that they were going to Don Juan and his evolution. room-type bubble. That is of course, Charcoal Pit is paying rent do an improvisational set, and not needs help Undiversified. Li kewi c, Newark Police must follow their usual set list. assuming its roots are left on a piece of land he can't In regards to the likes of enforce the laws . including Second, Ms. Myer, perhaps ) ou untouched. use. He has already paid to My roots are multidimensional: "Wtliteness Conferences" and jaywalking and speed laws, but it should find out who is actually in The city, however, has have the plans redrawn in Grits every Sunday before church, moverr.ents ac:-oss the United shouldn't militarize Newark. the band befor you start agreed to allow the order to accommodate the choir rehearsal every Thursday, States; if you applaud sue~ I Individual common sense and interviewing random people. Yes, construcLiun of a 6,900 sq. Sycamore:. The debate has traveling across country numerous suggest you transfer to Berkeley to awareness goes a long way. Instead Bill Degnan did play the Theremin ft., 120-seat Charcoal Pit al o cost the Newark times, graduattng from high school increase your degree of bliP.dness . o f The Review trying to shift the with Spindrift that night, but he Turning your back on diversity blame, perhaps a bettet focus would topped with six lu xurious taxpayers, who are at age ~ 6 and last but noi least, only does this once in a while. He is betng pro ud of my humble programs that reflect the world we be the importance of looking borh not in the band . Obviously, you apartmems on the very lot unknowingly paying for a baLkground, regardless of its live in will get you nowhere. You ways before you cross. obeying the weren't very concl!rned with that holds the agtng monthly forum on the shortcomings. I am Woman, I am will continue to be blinded by your speed limit and generally being researching any fact because half Sycamore. It is not the historical, emotional and Black, I am Proud decision, and will be providing aware of your surroundings. If of the quotes in the article are from first time the tree nas had aesthetic importance of a To you Mr. Mitchell , you are campus with ridiculous and students acted more like adul ts, Degnan. to share its earth - Roy 100 year old tree whose confused. How can one be proud of unresearched articles like the maybe they would stop getting Also,. you completely forgot to prevwus one. treated like children. include an actual member of the Rogers fried up millions of time in this world IS a heritage but not know What it Insecure. Patrick King chickens beneath the cool quickly coming to an end. means? How can you whole band. Chris Andrews the lead heartedly embrace something in Academia doesn't want to deny [email protected] guitarist, i~ not mentioned once. not shade of the Sycamore's The City Planning which you question? your raci al experiences or demean even in the list of band members. umbrage. But the stress of Commission needs to You're not sure what being them. With time, comes the He is not even in the photo caption. more construction, more swiftly decide the White means'l Let me inform you of realization that various e thnicities Bridge is Sometimes if you want to know traffic and more abuse at Sycamore's fate . Make what I feel White means to you, as and minorities have been what is going on in the band, it the hands of drunken beef Charcoal Pit build around portrayed in your article: Being conveniently forgotten and ignored needed helps to know who i in the band, eaters will assuredly it so you can pay to have it overwhelmed. being insecure, not in grade schools, high schools, and and to talk to people actually 111 the in collegiate History courses . band. · : reduce the Sycamore's knowing where your " Mighty find it appalling that the removed next decade, or Race,'' is headed and what role it Instead what academia is doing is university and the City of Newark Thtrd, Ms. Myer, the bass already precarious life rip it out now while the lot wtll play in the next few years. In attempting to right the wrong that continue to watch tragedies unfold player's name is Baluta, not span. is still empty and easily your article you truly depicted has conveniently and systematically at the corner of Elkton Road and "Boluta," and their musical Unbelievably, some accessible. yourself as a n uneducated. been placed in American education. Amstel Avenue. influence is Helio Creed, not valiant and deeply- Either way, stop wasting undiversified, insecure white man. In conclusion Mr. Miichcll, you With th e university's abundant emotional Newark our time and money by Uneducated. have a lot of maturing to do; Don ' t resources, why hasn't a pedestrian Evidently you must no t have conveniently label minority studies bridge been built for the 6,900 residents have stood up to allowing three hours of programs biased. Don 't ever be How could anyone the City Pl an ning open debate on the taken too many courses here at the students that cross the inter ection university o r you just fai l ·to embarrassed to reveal yourself. every day! form an accurate Commission. Say no to the Sycamore every time you recogni ze the abundance of courses Immediately begin to search and To the Newark police department Charcoal Pit, but say yes hold a meeting. Use the designed and geared toward find out what being White means to and community, instead of painting opinion of the band to the D ying Tree, they time to discuss parking or studyi ng and recognizi ng your you. You can not begin to question little yellow squares on Main Street based on the beg the sympathetic. Their something vital instead. heritage. Giving you the benefit of the validity of others 'pride without and worrying about the number of ini tial words of protest the do ubt , even in high school; such. students living together, why not overabundance of history lessons. textbooks and Last but not least. I hope to see use your resources more efficiently false information in programs were centered around you in class on Wednesday. and effect ively by providing a American culture/history - White Monique N. Colclough crossing guard at the corner? this article? culture. President, Black Student Union The students and residents of this Editor in.Chief: Leo Shanelll For what sensible reason is there comm unit y deserve some c larification on this s ubject, and I " Helos Creed.'' Also. the band has Executive Editor: Mark Jolly Common look forward to a public been together for a little over five explanation from both the years, not three. Mana~ News Editors: Editorial Editors: You are confused. sense is the univer ity and town of Newark. So Ms. Myer, in the future I Ryan Comuer Ji)l Cortright Scott Goss Shawn P. Mitchell sugge t you re search your facts AmyShupard How can one be I realize bridges and crossing . Sports E ditors: solution guards cost money, but human life more carefully, and put a little more Managing Features Editors: Chrissi Pruitt Jon Tuleya proud of a heritage is pricele s. To the friends and effort and time into your writing. If Catherine Hopkinson Christa Manalo In responding to the tragedy at family of Holly Hrupsa, my heart you dislike the music, that's fine Copy Desk Chief: but not know what it Elkton Road this past week, several becau e it is not for everyone, but at Randi L Hecht goes out to you. 1 i tems in the news coverage Michael L. Buonaguro least get all of your objective Entertainment Editors: , City News Editors: means? How can you disturbed me. Mai nly, it appeared Cindy Augustioe Andrew Grypa Raben Kalesse. Kendra Sineath information correct. How could whole heartedly t hat th e recurring theme in the anyone form an accurate opinion of Featuns Editors: articles was that the universi ty is to Band coverage the band based on the Kelley Dippel Veronica Fraatz National/State News Editors embrace something' in Laura Overturf Laura Sankowich blame for this inevitable accident. overabundance of false information Admlolstralive News Edllon: Student Affairs Editors: which you question? Overall, I can see a strong desire lacking in this article'l How you becamr Beth Ashby Allison Sloan OiJinne Dougherty Beth Matusewicz to avoid blame and to pin it on assistant features edi tor I' II never " th em." Nancy T urner of Citizens In res ponse to the Spindrift understand. Art Director: Against Traffic leads an article in Tuesday's issue, I have a J.A . AndrewT. Gusc;hl Senior Staff Reporter: a need for a " W hite S.t udi es" Cluis Y asiejko program at the un iversity. O n the organization with a noble goal, but complaiqt. Make that several J>botocraphy Editor. contrary. African American Studies he r contention that student s are complaints. John Cbaba.lko Copy Editors: preoccupied and u nable to pay First , to Ms. Myer, if you're Jamie Amato Elizabeth Beukema and Women' s Studies classes don' t Erica Iacono Sara Saxby take an exclusive look at how cool attention to traffic is one example going to write an article about a WHERE TO WIUTE: Aalstaat Featufts Editor. it is to be Black or a Woman, or o f this tryi ng to pass the buck on band. it helps to show up at the Letters Jessica Myer Online Editor: blame. beginning of the show and not Andrew Notarian Dom Savini Celebrating Black or Woman pride. The Review A1si1taDt Sporta Bdltor: I invite you·to sit in on Professor Once again, the university and during the last song. 250 Perkins Sludent Cent« Bnid Jc:aaiQp Computer Coosultaot: Newto n' s BAMS 330 c lass o n Newark Police are the "them" out to How can you write an article Newartc, DE 19716 Ayis Pyrros AlliltiDI Fz1 f ,, 2 Edller: Wednesday at 1: 25. We have'yet to get us: the st ude nts. It is tbe about something when you've Fax: 302-831-1396 Jaslca 11tom \l iscuss Black pride o r cele brate uni versity fu nneling students across failed to see almost the ent ire thi ng? B-mail: lenmringfladelAida AttaaU ... Dlndor: bein g Black. Wha t we h a ve E lk to n R oad , a nd the Newark If you had been th ere at the Laura Femidly discussed is the oratorical greatness Poli ce who woul d potentiall y "bust beginning you would have known sbmakitOUdel.edlt ~ and MalUDJ Address: students fo r something that really 250 Student Center, Newark, DE 1971 6 of severa l lead ers: Booker T. that it was not a typical Spindrift A,...... _ Acherti&lu& Dlreetor: isn' t their fault." It may be easier to Liz Supinski Business (302) 831-1397 Washington ·and W.E.B. Dubois. If show, because singer .Kev in Advertising (302) 831-1398 you ' re busy a t I :2.5 , join me at blame an institution th an a person Thomas announced that they are News/Editorial (302) 831-2771 A4lncdliu& Gnpllks Desipen: seven fo r my WOMS 330 c lass. but it is time for individuals to take used to playing crowded late-night Meliaa Fritz Scott Ratinoff FAX (302) 831-1396 Professor Mcinnis d oesn ' t bash responsibility for their actions. bars, rath er th.an playing to th e 10 men, celebrate women' s liberation Yes, the univers ity has a people who go to the all-ages 8:30 or te ll the class to burn their bras . responsibility to protect students on p.m. shows at the Hen Zone . eREViEW October 12, 1997 A9 The true lessons of college Breast great authors means so much more than they've actually spent time on the class. really was excited to learn. Cancer Allison reading Glamour magazine. And it seems like they're actually When so many people encouraged Sloan Classes in my life were just interested in what the teacher has to me to learn with my heart and not my background to the important stuff. I offer. Go figure. mind, I thought they meant that the knew I had to do well to stay here but To these adults, college is real life classroom was useless. Ali's doing well was just that - passing and class is as important as a job or a Now I see that the things I learn in Awareness Alley tests, writing papers, getting by. family. class and on my own time studying are I know that a lot of students feel the I al ways feel guilty when I have the things I must learn with my heart same way. They go to class and they these people in my classes. For and my mind. It' s been said many times that the study for tests, but it's all meaningless. whatever reason, they're making an College is about books and it's important early detection i , it most important lessons learned during It 's all done in between what we call effort to come back to school. And for about friends and it's even about Lalen a can make the difference school are those learned out of the "reallife." most of us, the effort isn't nearly as parties. Luna between living and dying. classroom. It's scary that we're all so blind to great. College is about learning as much Don't be comforted by security because of our young age, take I beg to differ. the fact that the classroom is real life. My parents sent me to college to as you possibly can - both outside and Guest Although I agree that important I've noticed that in many of my learn (As they always remind me every inside the classroom. for granted that we are not &t , lessons are learned out of the classes there have been some adults, time I tell them about the latest social Column risk of contracting this deadly classroom, I think that taking this returning to coll ege for whatever event in my life). I carne to college to Allison Sloan is an administrative disease. Find out if there is any attitude too closely to heart can end up reason. I've noticed how seriously they learn. news editor and columnist for The history of any form of cancer being dangerous. seem to take class. They always have a I pored over applications telling this Review. Send e-mail to On November 26th, it will in your family. It's too easy to forget that the question or an answer. It seems like college how excited I was to learn. I [email protected]. be two years to the day that my Ladies, it is never too early lessons we learn in the classroom are beloved grandmother's 3-year to start self-exams. By doing • just as important. battle with breast cancer these exams on a regu lar ba is, ' ended. Even now, the pain is When I came to college, friend~ and you'll be able to detect any advisers told me to never forget the 1-1£'7 A f>RIL·i-IA:NT c;uy: He- WR()f'f; A still fresh at times. irregularities much quicker, things I learned outside of the 1,000- PAC>{; /Rc,4,TfS/3 ON '1Ht: j;(...£;-VeN My grandmothe r lived in and give your body the !1e1A.PHY?ICAL. OF classroom. Never forget what it's like to PI-ANf> THB our home, from the day she medical attention it deserves. .S.TAR -rREEK UNIV[;R5of3'!! live in a dorm, they said. Never forget was first diagnosed, until her And don ' t dismiss any little, • what friends arc for Never forget the death. Words cannot abnormal bumps as nothing. memories you make. accurately portray the pain Those little bumps can develop ' I didn't forget. victims of cancer and their into large growth , as it did for • I didn' t torget the parties, the late families have to endure. I was my grandmother. nights, the heartbreaks, or the number an unwilling witness to the In memory of my , for late night pizza delivery. deterioration of a healthy , g randmother, and in hopes of • I didn't forget the rules to my vibrant and loving woman into promoting favorite drinking game, the sounds of a pale, weak, awareness, I my RA coming towards my door or the stranger to our wear a breast • way the hallways sounded at three in family. Watching a loved one cancer• the morning. Her state of suffer from a seizure is awareness pin Instead, I forgot calculus formulas, mind was so perhaps one of the everyday, over great authors' names, and the way fragile that my heart. • physics works. near the end most painful Walking I forgot to pay attention to what she was no experiences nobody around happened inside the classroom. I forgot longer aware should ever face, one ca ... ..,us I'm to listen closely, to take notes. I forgot of her own amazed at how how to learn life's other lessons. identity, an that I unfortunately m u c h I didn't realize that the lessons effect similar endured. ignorance inside the classroom mattered too. They to Alzheimer's there exists. seemed inconsequential and I asked the disease. One Almost question many students ask: "When am of our only everyone I ever going tC' use this in the future?" comforts in her dying is that knows that a red ribbon Who kP.::w that calculus leads to my grandmother didn' t feel the represents AIDS awareness. I higher math courses, that learning J1 /2- FE lOIEp: 7 f-/E.. Nr.x 1 tremenduus pain her body was can' t believe some of the Spanish could break down the walls of C·£NEJ':AT!ON! forced to endure, nor was she things I've been asked: "Are communication, that reading books by aware of the pitiful mental and you pledging a sorority?," or physical state she had e ntered. "That's pretty, where did you Sadly, much of this could've buy it?'' I find myself shocked been prevented if only my when I come across the rare • grandmother had swallowed person who knows what the Where's Amnesty International her pride. She was a self pin represents. supportive woman who October is National Breast dreaded anyone "fussing" over Cancer A ware ness month, and her, as she called it. She kept I ' ve been searching a ll over her illness a secret from all campus to find out about any when we need them? those who had loved her for a events that wi II be sponsored full year before th e large, by the university, or if there is bleeding growth o n her breast any information available on was detected, against her will. Yet in the reporting of the use for food, shelter and services. time and budget on. campus concerning breast Why my grandmother would cancer awareness. At this point Ivan meeting were the grace period If the city wants only X number Use your cheapest and greatest threaten her life, much less her I'm surprised that my hands given to evicted students was of people living in a house then tool on campus, use your e-mail to Urquiza health; especially when cancer passed, there was no mention of every student should receive the send letters to the administration have come up empty; I have was prevalent in her family; any university student government same beautifully decorated yet to hear of any events at all Pandora's and tell them you are unsatisfied my family will never now. individual speaking in our behalf. pamphlets for off-campus housing with the way they are treating you. that will be on campus. People My mot h er and her three need to become more aware of ' Box At the rate the city is moving, as they do for on-campus housing. If we act we can make changes. sisters, as well as myself, have this danger that is affecting so the $40 fines for riding bikes on With all t he information that is Don ' t let yourself be a asked ourselves this question Main Street will be replaced with crucial for anyone who doesn't scapegoat for the ills of this area many of our lives. often, sti ll searching for an If you don' 1 know someone You can turn on the news every the police physically pulling you want to live in the dorms such most of us live here to be students ni ght and see relief efforts for answer we will never receive. in your family who h as had off your bike, and as attack dogs pamphlets will soon become and have fun. We have every right tho e who have been left homeless Not only do the females of my cancer, you probably have a bite your limbs they confiscate necessary. to do so within limits. Complain by the volcano in Monserrat, see mother's family have to face friend who does. Ladies, go to your bike, eventually leaving you It is the university's about the way our rights and countless commercials for the sick our own risks if cancer, but your doctor, learn what you in a pool of your own blood and responsibility to look out for our confidences are being abused. and poor in Africa and Latin we've already witnessed the can about this disea e that has spit. welfare. Information on renter's Let's try to solve the problems America. Yet you don't see anyone traumatic experience firsthand taken over so many lives. With We will long for the days when rights and responsibilities should without having to get help from advocating the plight of the current something tha t can never be increased awareness, hopefully we got an eviction notice instead of be sent to each student. Things like outside agencies because if nothing crop of university students. A sad erased from our minds. we can have less victims, and gettin g rapped on the back of the knowing: your landlord needs a else, they are going to have to stay Watching a loved one suffer more survivors. collective being oppressed by the renter' s license and how many somewhere and where would that police state known as the "City of from a seizure is perhaps one people are zoned fo r the house you be? I Newark." of the most painful experiences Lalena Luna ia a guest-1 intend to move into, are things all Not my house, it's only zoned Well as any of you who have nobody shou ld ever face, one columnist for The Review. We will long for the days students thinking of living off for three. been reading The Review these that I unfortunately endured. Send e-mail ra ...., campus should know about before past few weeks you are probably when we got an eviction I cannot stress enough how lunatic@ udel. edu they are being kicked out. Ivan Urquiza is a columnist for wondering the same thing as notice instead of getting The universit y SHOULD GIVE The Review. Send e-mail to myself: "Where are these people?" rapped on the back of the US THIS INFORMATION EVEN azuca@ udel. edLt. Hasn ' t the news of how our IF WE DON'T ASK FOR IT. The mail gets sifted through by the neck by a night stick, issues confronting u s are nor bui Iding code commission gotten blindfolded, handcuffed insurmountable, they are just going by Ryan Cormier and Andrew T. Guschl to them yet. Why hasn 't there been and thrown into a dank to require real work by the entire PULP CULTURE a concert organi zed to raise money community. to he lp all the students who are urine smelling cell. As of now, the university has HERL IS II \.OV£1.:( !'LACE I/I'IIEXE goi ng to be kicked o ut into the OH, ANI> '(OUR. Df.IIGIITEII, NJ0 OV~ MoST FIIMOUS SiUDfNT spoken and said we are o n our '(OUR SOM CA~ BE C.I\R)ACK[}) CAN B£ S~XUAlL" ~CT \VlTY U OPU< TO ~lyiUW street when the city finds more MIP MA'(I!E EVEII PIIY.Sid.U.Y AS~AlT t:l) !I.IGHT H~RE own. The student government has STUI>E>H~ . lOu~ LOVE.O ONE~ people living in the house than its ASSUALUt> If II~ IS LUCk'I' ON OIJ'R Q\JAIN T CAI'If'\J$. neck by a night stick, blindfolded, failed us and the City of Newark CA,. t>l~l'O SE Of VNW,.,NTEI> zoned for. AtWAI',J A FAVOt\Tf- UD ~TI'i\T( handcuffed and thrown into a dank has organized and mobilized and is If SIIE IS HAVI1i411 &Al!>\ES IN ANY N[WA~I; PVMI'~f£R. Maybe they are waiting for our I urine smelling cell. a t our door right now eagerly GOO!> t>A'I', Sllf M~'l' NOW. L£T'S LOo• AT~ [ student government to intervene in 8£ l< II>NII'ITED ,ANI> CAMPuS' MOST I'OP\JUO.R I hope the university, who has waiting to kick us out. o ur part. If that is the case then I t\SSuALT£1> lit ""oTIIE~ 1NT£~SE.C:TION ··· "''J flexed no ne of its political o r This means that each o ne of us GIUO~ Dfi..A'ooiO'"" lO \I \ I ' A10 • THE REVIEW • October 10, 1997 Kids on campus cont inued from page AI Smoot and wife Crystal juggle the rc ponsibility of transporting Emily to daycarc from their home in Port Deposit, Md . Because h is wife \\Orks full-time, Smoot said , • • a\ ad able daycare on campus would be ver) beneficial. not only to save LECTRICAL EN GINEERING • ME CHAN ICAL ENGINEERIN G • MAT time, but for the comfort of having hi · daughter close by. ·'Childcare is a problem,'' agreed Gail S. Rys, assistant director of the Office of Student Services and Teacher Recruitment. She said a lot of incoming students ask about daycare on campus, but she doesn't have a satisfactory answer to give. ··one of my advisces i ready to tear her hair out," she said referring to the student's frustration o.er attending classes and finding flexible daycare to work with her schedule. Liane Sorenson of the Office of Women Affairs said the Gi rls Scouts' Chesapeake Bay branch on South College Avenue and Girls Inc. on Wyoming Road are two resources students can use. Dawn Mars-Riley, director of camp programs at Girl Scouts, said the center has offered a ''campus kill •· curriculum since 1995. University students, faculty and staff quality for a 10 percent discount. Alice Eymean, directcr of the preschool offered by the Individual and Family Studies department m When something is too extreme for words, it's to the Nth degree. /\it ·on Hall. said their program is And that's the level of technology you'll experience at Raytheon. not really a daycare but more of a lah for teacher trainmg and research. Raytheon has formed a new technological superpower- together, Eymean said si nce it is a half-day Raytheon Electronic Systems, Raytheon E- Systems and Raytheon program, it IS not very uscfui for Tl Systems are driving technology to the limit. And we're looking people who need all-day or '"'~ ning for engi neers who w o nt t o push the envelope . Break new daycare. ''Thi · is not a tlrup-in ground. Make their mark. fac11ity." she said. Some of the preschoolers are At Raytheon yo u'll to ke t echnol o gy- and yo u r ca r eer- to children of faculty, and some come the highest possi ble level. You 'll take it to the N th. 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Or steal from the rich and give to the poor as Sherwood Forest's Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves. Even pose as Mark Antony's famous lover, Cleopatra, the last Queen of the Nile, but the suicidal snakebite will cost extra' Jokes 'R' Wild, Inc., on Basin Road in New Castle, encourages imagination when choosing the perfect THE REVIEW I John Chabalko Halloween ensemble from their extensive stock o I 0,000 rental and retail costumes. Late-night godlet Craig Kilborn always looks over his "You wouldn't believe what some people want to shoulder before starting his show, or crossing the street. do." says owner Bill Wilson, recalling a man and woman who recently rented Renaissance Wedding cos 'Daily' dose of comedy tumes for their big day... I have been doing this for seven years and I still think it's wild!" Initially, Wilson started off with a small magic stand in a farmer's market. And after becoming involved in adds flavor to late-night promotional projects for America's Most Wanted and Kodak, he dabbled in renting and selling mascot uni BY ROBERT KALESSE is taped. forms for local high schools. City Nen:'i Edttnr On 58th Slrcet. bet ween 7th and 8th Now Wilson owns a total of three stores. The other It ain't Letterman. It ain 't Lena. And avenues in mid-town Manhanan. on the two, located in Rehoboth Beach and Meadowbrook II it ain't Saturday Night Li' e. But the fact second nn fashion photographers Bob (a bit woodenly played by Alec Baldwin) and Stephen (Harold Perrineau). The movie's predictability surfaces when the group meets up with a grizzled resident of Hello there folks. It's been a I p.m. Get your free ti ckets early at the area who promptly warns them about bears while si nce we really had some the Trabant box office. Do whatev in the area. Well, it's obvious now that a bear old-school Hitlist flavor. Maybe er yo u've got to do before the attack is bound to happen. that's why everyone's been bum game, j ust get there and scream The next day Charles, Stephen and Bob fl y ming. In that case, let us not get in your face off for your home team. to seek o ut a friend of the mountain man, your way of having a wonderful because Bob wants to use the friend in his weekend and getting totally out of The Stone Balloon wi II photo shoot. hand. be hosti-lg those nutty Of course, the plane crashes along the way. retro rockers, God Street The Edge Charles had been warned earlier about "bird FRIDAY Wine. Try to dodge the hippies and 20th Century Fox Pictures strikes" (flocks of birds running into the Dave Matthews Band T-shins and ,. Rating: ~t'r 1/2 plane), so it's no surprise when the birds crash Take a quick walk up to nab a spot up front for thi s. Their the plane. mactic scene between them and the bear is the Iron Hill Brewery on past performances have been BY ALEX STINER Now the three of them are stuck in the mid very good, but unfortunately the movie keeps Main Street and see So's splendid at the Balloon, so don't Staff R•porter dle of nowhere with no food, no water and going. Your Mom. How could you resist miss out. "The Edge" is another film in the vein of only modest character development. And Bob, it turns out, has indeed been fooling this name? This is a must-see for man against nature movies, but it fails to live because Stephen's character has barely been around with Charles's wife, and the rest of the anyone who's ever dished out a Hey, guess what? The up to the standards of similar movies like established yet it's inevitable that he dies. movie concentrates on this subplot, making "your mother" line in a rank-out Vibe is playing. Anyone " Deliverance" or "Alive." It's a decent movie, Here the movie picks up. Enter the antago the remainder of the film quite anticlimactic. battle. Bring all of yo ur friends and ever seen them before? If but it is predictable and wastes the last half nist, Mr. Bear. He quickly comes into the If the subplot of the affair was used only to degrade each other's moms while you haven't then stick your head hour on an unnecessary ending. action and attacks the three of them. The con retard the escape from the bear by causing slurping down a few of the special back up your butt and get over to The film centers around a trip to the wilder flict between the bear and the men is the real friction between the two, the movie would homemade brews that Iron Hill is Klub Korona in the College -ness for a fashion shoot/birthday party for meat of the movie and, fortunately, takes up have been much tighter. so famous for. Square Shopping Center. If you C harles (Anthony Hopkins). The group quite a bit of time. In addition, the post-bear portion of the missed the show at Skidfest, better ·accompanying the birthday boy consists of his While escaping from the bear, tension movie didn't seem to fit in, because the char What could beat import check this out and while you're supermodel wife who is young enough to be develops between Bob and Charles. Charles acters were not interesting enough or devel night at the Deer Park there, shake what your momma his daughter, Mickey (EIIe MacPherson), and thinks that Bob wants to kill him for his oped enough for the average viewer to really Tavern with local faves. gave 'ya. money and his wife. But Bob acts like Charles care about the intricacies of their interperson Azure Drake. Even if you're not . is overreacting by saying things like, "You're al problems . 21 , you can rock out at the oldest Check out some of that .. but coolest joint in town. As a mat fema le rage! Gingham Review Ratings a powerful man. Why woul d I do that?" The film should have ended after the fight The bear attacks once more, this time fatal with the bear. It succeeds adequately enough ter of fact, you may just see the Schmuz will be explod- Hitlist at the Park living the rock ing at Kelley's Logan House in Bentley ly mauling Stephen - surprise, surprise. up until then (excluding its predictability), but Lex us Charles realizes that the bear is a man-killer it loses its momentum after that. n' roll lifestyle they're best known Wilmington. By far, o ne of the Honda Accord (yes, they were warned about these, too); that Unlike most other films in this genre, "The for. area's tightest-soundi ng bands, Ford Pinto is, he craves more human flesh after killing Edge" tries to add too much depth to a these award winners will kick you For all of you cyber dorks Yugo Stephen. straightforward plot. And that's where it loses so swiftly in the butt and make you who refuse to go out on a Charles and Bob devise a plan to kill the its edge. bow at the stage as if they're bear since escaping from it is useless. The eli- Friday night, check out a Aerosmith. live performance of Grey Eye Glances on the Internet. Brought SUNDAY to you by Studio M, this should be IN &OUT THE PEACEMAKER really cooL Even better, the first Get a little I-95 North Paul Rudnick, inspired by Tom Hanks' accep- Complete with car chase, air chase, and the disman two people up to The Review action into Philly to . tance speech for "Philadelphia" in which he thanked tling of a bomb, "The Peacemaker" is a movie for peo L.A. CONFIDENTIAL office will get a free pair of tick· check out those fos i Is "LA. Confidential" is a brilliant crime story of who his high school drama teacher- "one of the finest ple who can't get enough of the cliched action genre. ets to see the live broadcast in from across the great pond, T he gay men" he's ever known- used this idea to write In it, George Clooney plays Lt. Col. Thomas really controls the cop in a 1950s police department. A Yorklyn, Del. tonight. Get your Rolling Stones. Though it's mo t the screenplay to "In & Out." DeVoe, a cocky and brash Special Forces Officer "by the books" police officer is taught a lesson on how trainers on and run over to Perkins likely sold out, you can probably However, Rudnick put a new spin on the tale, by whose role is more sobering than Clooney's smug the law enforcement really works by discovering officers Student Center to s;-~ag those tick get a shady deal outside Veterans having the Oscar-winning actor (Matt Dillon) thank good looks and charmingly suave demeanor can pull and detectives taking bribes making the system work for ets. Stadium from the South Philly his high school drama coach (Kevin Kline)- who off. them. hoodlums that frequent the lot. is getting married in three days- by ending h1s Nicole Kidman plays a high-ranking military offi The story draw' the viewer in slowly, and quickly Montana Wildaxe will acceptance speech by blurting out " ... and he's cial, who first demonstrates complete control, but later latches them in with excellent characters they can feel be rocking MR Docs in Well, if those autumnal blues are ga) !" Now Kline's character, Howard Brackett, must fails miserably by riding backseat to Clooney, just for. The story then hits high-gear when a shoot-out at a Hockessin. If you ' ve getting to you, so what. Just take it deal with the reaction of his parents (Debbie looking preuy. The issue the movie makes out of her nearby diner involves the death of a recently retired cop. missed these cats before, check ltke a man and suck it up, you bi g Reynolds and Wilford Brimley), his students at the as an empowered woman, therefore, is completely lost. Murder, mayhem and racism evolve when the true good them out. They will ~o on be big nerd. We're all a little sad that it Indiana high school where he teaches English and The movie also fails at any attempt at humor, for guys surface to uncover the truth. rock stars. See them while you can isn't summer anymore. What can his fiance Emily (Joan Cusack). the jokes never get more inventive than a German An all-star cast is at hand here with Kevin Spacey and before the tickets will cost you you do? "In & Out" is funny in a ha-ha kind of way, and Kim Basinger at their best, in a movie which is truly character's computer password being "Hasselhoff." $65. where you'lllaugh, but not want to recite lines from In fact, "The Peacemaker" pretentiously insults the one of the best of the year. After a summer of explosions "/feel so alone in a room full of the best scenes. Still, anyone wanting to quench their viewer's intelligence because it is sha.-nelessly and anci fights put in for pure excitement, an exciting movie SATURDAY people, I 'm quietest when I 'm comedic thirst and willing to swallow a little whole childishly manipulative, and is seriously lacking in comes along and actually makes the viewer think. shouting out loud. I'm alone. " someness should sample this flick before itstlavor tension, drama, humor and originality. Blue Hen Football is really goes stale. -Andrew Guschl going to make your -Keith Winer -Max Abrams weekend a little bit merri- -Cindy Augustine er. Come see the Hens romp Richmond at Delaware Stadium at ·• Ill B. Surf the washed-up shores of TV "If only we d a t e s ,j :i' had more I BY ANDREW GRYPA to voice. I "Say, got a dime Electric Factorv I· women like (215) 569-2706 Entertainment Editor Now, who's the fool here! I~.•. Seeing how most entertainment stars don't get After all of this, however, Mr. T somehow to stop a the second chance that John Travolta got, having managed to make an appearance on "Suddenly !j: her. What a Rubberlution. $8, Saturday, Oct. II a career resembling a skipping stone flying over Susan" last sea on, and even got to call Judd lj at 8:30p.m. a lake, or even a lasting career at all, the Washed Nelson "a pissant," so he's not doing all that bad, revolution?" UPdate (http://www.bulmash.com/washed/) actually. ! ' revolution we Supertones. $13, Monday, Oct. 13 I gives these fal len gods their deserved due. Sadly, the lack of photos on the site tends to I at 8 p.m. Self-proclaimed media addict Greg Bulmash, take away from the enjoyment of it. Even though could have. " who probably knows more obscure trivia facts it would be a bitch to get the rights for all the Primus. $19.50, Saturday, Oct. 18 at than Rosie O'Donnell, maintains the page and stars on the site, there's just something unjust in 8:30p.m. adds weekly updates which are some of the fun a world where copyright infringement prevents a ni est and interesting pages on the Internet. photo of Mr. Tin drag from being on a Web page. i; /l The Washed-UPdate is a tongue-in-cheek look The page does offer some publicity photos :: TLA at what popular stars from the past three decades scanned in from old sitcoms though. showing (215) 922-1010 have been up to since their careers flushed down people like Hot Lips from "M * A *S*H" back in the dral n faster than an over- th eir prime when people actually liked them. Jayhawks. $13, Monday, Oct. 13 at •I done Mexican dinner. Mr T isn't the only blast from the past to be :l 8 p.m. E v e n brought back into •I c. though the the public eye. : ''What kind Leftover Salmon. $12.50, Tuesday, name seems Spotlights are also Oct. 14 at 8 p.m. to suggest recast on the stars "Hi, we're starting making fun of "The Head of ~ ~: of revolution Taj Mahal and the Phantom Blues of these tar The Class," as Band. $22.50, Saturday, Oct. 18 at 8 nished idols, well as the ~ is it that a people's uprising. p.m. the site stays " M *A*S* H " within its lim crew. . ~ doesn't allow its by steering B u t IDo you fancy away from the the coup de you to eat an The Stone Balloon ~. (302) 368-2000 more personal jour is a fea avocado?" ~oining us?" problems or ture called i~~ habits that the " Nerds ? God Street Wine. $5 , Saturday, stars have Galore ," Oct. II showcasing the A. SetL Clark in "Seven Days in May.·· B. V.c Diaz admiring machine-gun wielding unless they were Philippines nightclub singer Pam Grier in 'The Big Bird Cage . .. C. William Hun 10 Raul Julia publicized. bad Lambda Maceo Parker with The Dirty in "Kiss of the Spider Woman. ·· D. TraiLSsexual Lanah Pe/lay in "Eat The Rich. .. The site has a Lambda Lambda ~ ' Dozen Brass Band. $12.50, searchable index ,brothers from the " Revenge of the Tuesday, Oct. 14 Edge 1:15 , 4:15, 7:15 , 9:55 L.A. of past archives, dating from June 1996 (where Nerds" trilogy. Anthony Edwards wasn' t Bulmash caught up with Irene Cara from the only one to be saved the swift wrath of time Confidential I :05 , 4:05, 7:05, David Byrne. $22, Wednesday, 9:50 In And Out 1:25 , 4:25. 7.25 , "Fame") and a " Has-Been Chat," where people with hi s stint on "ER." Oct. 15 can brush elbows and hobnob on their divine The nerdiest of all the nerds, Bobby "Lewis" heroes through a threaded discussion board. Carradine, has fo und some jobs si nce then, Run DMC. $12, Saturday, Oct. 18 One past feature, "The Boys of 'The A appearing on " Lois & Clark" a couple years ago Cjnemark Moyjes 10 (994-7075) Team,"' catches up with America's favorite crack and starring in a few sci-fi flicks after th at. Even Robert Cray. $18, Tuesday, Oct. 28 Newark Cinema Center (737-3720) (Show times for Friday, Oct. I 0 commando unit who escaped from a maximum the lovable Donald "Ogre" Gibb found a life (Show times for Friday, Oct. 10 and through Sunday, Oct. 12) The Edge I :20, security stockade to the Los Angeles under after the nerds, moving on to own a tattoo parlor. 'Sl\lurday, Oct. II ) L.A. Confidential 4:05, 7:10 , 10 L.A. Confidential 1:05, 4, ground to become soldiers-of-fortune. Also included in the weekly columns is some ,(45, 7:30, 10:15 The Edge 5:15 , 8, 10:30 7, 9:55 The Peacemaker 1:10, t :40 , 4:10, The Hen Zone Bringing to light some of the more embarrass of the current gossip flying around the green 'Phe Peacemaker 5, 7:45, I 0: 15 (Show 4:.40, 7:05 , 7:30, 9:45, 10:10 U-Turn 1:25 , (Perkins Student Center) ing aspects of these people's careers, a visit to rooms. Blumash reports the " Highly Improbable linles for Sunday, Oct. 12 only) L.A. 4:25,7:15,10:05 Money Talks t:05, 3:10, the site is mo re entertaining than dropping a Rumo r of the Week." Most recently, the buzz was Confidential 1:30, 5:30. 8:15 The Edge 7:35 'In And Out 1:05 , 3:15, 5:25, 7:35, Raised on Sugar. Thursday, Oct. Baby Ruth candy bar into a crowded pool. that the Olsen twins, Mary Kate and Ashley, were , 6. 8:30 The Peacemaker I :45, 5:45 , 9:50 A Thousand Acres 5:15, 9:50 Men 16 Bulmash even dug up some info on America's recipients of new double-D sized breast implants, 11 : 1'5 In Black 3:20, 7:40 Kiss Me Guido I: I 0, favorite fool-pitying Mr. " B.A. Baracus" T. Word reported by a nurse that assisted in the alleged ReuJ Peoples Plaza 13 (834-8510) 5:35 , 9:55 Most Wanted t, 3:20, 5:35, Juliet's Wishing Well. Thursday, has it th at he starred in "Freaked," a movie from tag-team operation. (Show times for Friday. Oct. I 0 through 7:55 , t0:15 Gang Related I :30, 4:20, Oct. 23 Alex Winter, best known as Bill from "Bill & So, it really must be a " Full House" there now. Sunday, Oct. 12) Seven Years in Tibet I, 7:25, tO Ted's Excellent Adventure." Put aside those remote controls, watching the 4, 7, 9:45 Rocketman 1:10 , 4:10, 7:10, Christiana Mall (368-9600) If that wasn 't the kiss of death , then Mr. T, the has-beens of the future. The past is really where 9:25 Most Wanted I :20, 4:20, 7:20, I 0:05 (Show times for Friday, Oct . 10 and same bad mamajama who beat the crap out of it's at, and the Washed-UPdate brings it all back The Peacemaker I, 4, 7, 9:40 Gang Saturday, Oct. II ) The Full Monty 12:15, Sylvester Stallone in "Rocky III," plays a beard to life. ltelated I :25, 4:25, 7:25, 10 Kiss the 4:45,9:15 Soul Food 12:t5, 3:30, 7, 9:45 ed lady in the movie, saying his lines in a falset- Girls I :20, 4:20. 7:20. 10 U-Turn 1:05, Kiss the Girls 12, 2:40, 5:15, 7:50, 10:30 4:05, 7:05 , 9:50 The Matchmaker 4:25 Matchmaker 2:30, 7 Seven Years in l Soul Food I :30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:55 The Tibet 12:30, 3:45, 7, 10:15 Rocketman .. , -..: \~ .' October I 0 1997 • T H E R E VIEW • B3 Cell phones keep students in touch BY VERONICA FRAATZ tie trinkets. . Prices of cellular phones range I don'~ use it for anything els~ ·I Features Editor Dam ten Zampllella, a 20-year- anywhere from free to $200. Emtly Van Ness, also a aior The information superhighway is old employee of Radio Shack in the The service, though, is where the fashion merchandising Ilaior, constantly moving, forever produc- Christiana Mall says students cJn- real cost comes into play. received a cellular phone fro her ing t_he newest little gadget for the stit~te about 25 percent of :heir Depending on the company, service parents to keep in her Saturn ~en pubhc to linker wtth. busmess. charges can run from $16 to $100 she first began to drive. 1 Cellul ar phones have long been a However. Zampitella would find per month, and most cellular phone Since emergency phone 'are part of that network of fascinati ng the girl in front of the library an companies charge on a per-minute "few and far between" on lnte[ late playthings loved by the modern-day exception to the norm of university basis, which can add up. 95, Van Ness says, a cell phone working person. However, these students with cellular phones. Because of extensive phone bills makes her feel better if she s {l ~ld sensational little toys are fast "It's definitely a communication that come with a cellular phone, stu- ever have a problem with her eat. becoming the newest essential enti- thing, but they mostly get them for dents, for the most part, are not "I just want to be safe," she \Jys. ty to be fo und in a student's book- safety reasons- you know, to have using them for pleasure. "It's just there in case there's, t;ver bag. them on the road," he says. "They' ll Nicole Giacone, a junior fashion an emergency.'' • l Yes, students everywhere are sign up for the lowest rate- about merchandising major, has had a cell So while cellular phone; bre becoming the fastest-growing mar- 20 minutes per month, in the case phone for almost two years, but becoming more trendy with ehch ket for cellular phone companies: that they might break down on the insists she never uses it except w hen passing day, serving as the new J,i p A gtrl walkmg along the bnck road." she is· traveling in her black thing in movies, for students t~e y path in front of Morris Library chat- Zampitella shares how he just Volkswagen Jetta. are seen as nothing more than a r~ at- ters into her tiny black phone as she bought a cell phone for himself. ·'My parents wanted me to have ter of convenience and a of tells her friend of her Winter "My sister and I both have them," one just in case of an emergency," contact in case of emergency. Session plans. The girl is just one of he says. "It's not hard to get cheap she says. "Like if I ever had an acci- " Until prices get cheaper,~ at many students on campus who are rates if you sign up with the right dent or broke down or something. phone is just going to sit in,.. at in possession of one of these hot lit- company." "That phone is strictly for the car. car," Giacone ays with a s mil~ . THE REV IEW/Andrew T. Guschl Looking through the arches of history Pasta loverS BY DIANNE DOUGHERTY as a co-educational school. Stud Retail Sales Associates needed immediately at the Gore Outdoor Retail Sales Store in Newark, DE, Suburban Plaza. We will offer It's time to explore a great career with the world's foremost Information leader, formerly all the training you need to be successful selling premier outdoor Information Systems & Services and CCN. We're focused, outerwear. This position requires working ten to twenty hours per aggressive and growing. 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THE REVIEW • October l 0, 1997 It's not the destination, but the journey that counts per frantically, ''Now how do I get back to story of my life. exit. I asked the toll-taker how to get back instance, this summer when I was in "I think it's an Ivy League school," I /, our dorm?" A few Sundays ago, I was driving back on the turnpike. He told me where to tum California, I thought I knew my way whined pitifully to the gas station anendant I >' l o, it probably wasn't until the end of to school- a trip that I have made dozens and I ~~as on the road again. around my brother's new neighborhood. I trying to help me. I September that I was finally able to make it of times. Execpt this time I was coming Because I happened to be driving in mean he barely knew his way around; why Another hour later, I arrived on back to Russe ll A without looking for land back from visiting with my brother in New mor.soon weather that night, the only thing should I? But in my stupidity, I thought it Princeton Drive to find my family barbe I marks. York City, the Upper East Side to be exact. visible to me were the taiUights ahead of would be fun to take a drive in our rental cuing, barely concerned that I was missing : t BY CJNDY AUGUSTINE ) ' ~ Even worse, during one of my first days AU I needed to do was get to the George me, and road signs were just watery blurs. car to do a little shopping. for two hours in a state I'd visited only '.,· here, I needed to go to Student Services for Washington Bridge and then I would be on But there were subtle little hints which Mytsense of direction or lack thereof, I had been in his house about five min once before. When I questioned their lack some reason or another. To this day I still my way. made me realize my mistake. For one, Hot utes before I left, so I didn't know his has alf.'ays been notorious among those of distress, everyone replied simply, "We do not know how it took two hours to find I'm not quite sure what expressway I who kdow me well. I have gonen lost more 97, a New York radio slation, was still address or phone number or anything that figured you were lost." the building, when it was the closest one to got on. AU I know is that I ended up in the times than I can remember, much more coming in loud and clear. My stomach would identify his neighborhood. After But I have come to terns with my my dorm. My inability to read a map may Village, right around Christopher Street. flipped when I was able to make out a sign dropping some bucks in the Virgin Records plight. I realize now why new cars come than I ~uld possibly forget. And every so be part of the reason I was wandering (This, I should mention, is nowhere near reading Newark Airport (as in northern often, fY life is uncomplicated, moving in megastore and Barnes and Nobles, the task with built-in navigational tools: there are around Pencader looking for a place to where I was supposed to be). So I pulled up New Jersey). Yes, I had been driving for the of getting home posed a bit of an issue for a soroowhat straight route. But without fail , other people who get lost no matter how deposit my Flex money, but I like to think next to a cabby and asked him how to get last 40 minutes in the wrong direction. me. I seriously had no idea of where he I will ~eer off course and my pride gets explicit the directions are. And as long as there was some obstruction blocking to the bridge. He just pointed his thumb I guess people are used to it taking me squast¢d like a bug on a windshield. lived. Alii knew was that there was a Jeep there are all-night gas stations with atten Lovett Avenue so that I'm not tolally at over his shoulder and barked, "Other way." nub years ago, in the fall of my fresh- four hours to make a tv 'I e doesn't stop the rock at the Troc Costumes build Halloween character ~ and album liner notes, which are emerged over the others as the Continued from page B I of Howard Stem masks, complete costume rentals of good old Saint Pez candy and Howie Reynolds. interview progressed: integrity. In the p ne ,'' Vinnie began. "So I' m with the long black curly hair and Nick, Mrs . Claus and the whole rein "Howie Reynolds is a 73-year order to keep prices low for their "The girlfriends usually win." havinf this power call from glasses. All that's mi ssi ng is the deer pack, led by red-nosed Rudolph. old guy who chases I 7-year-old fans, the band agreed to take a Most rental costumes fall around the Califctnia with all of these asshole obnoxi ous attitude. Other specialty In add iti on, the good old-fashioned girls and likes to kiss them," he small portion of the money from $50 mark, but some, like cartoon ties, going ' Do you wanna be on items include ensembles for a homemade-by-mom costumes for said. their album sales, which sell for characters, which have full furry out I the so~ ndtrack?"' fits , are priced higher at about $60. Hershey Kiss, art Oreo cookie and a school plays are slowly being I "Seriously though, he 's a friend between $8.99 and $9.99, as well I Thq band agreed to do the Chinese take-out container. replaced by manufactured co tumes. of ours and if I could be like him as their concert ticket sales . And while retail costumes are cheap ' recording but. Vinnie said, ·'The But Sanderlin doesn't expect these "When kids are in plays. the par when I'm in my 70s, I'll be "Sell our CD for whatever," er, costing around $25 to $30, they are thing they didn't tell us was Kel , costumes to last long - people have ents come here and buy the costumes stoked," he said. "I remember the Vinnie said," I don't really care. I not quite as elaborate. t.he ki~ from the movie, wanted to already started reserving them. instead of making them," Sanderlin first time I met him , he told me he don' t want to make any money Wilson says he tries to pay off the be in "The last week before Halloween says. "It's much easier on them." \t." was suffering from a disease called from it. I just want people to have cost of the costume in about eight to The band was forced to use is pure craziness," he says. "You can't The store is also popular among ADS. I asked him wh,.at it was and it. If we make less money that's I 0 rentals, so he sets the price accord lyrics :that he wrote and make it ingly. move in here. Kids are screaming out many sororitie and fraternities dur . I he said , 'absolute denial of sex."' cool. That was the way we signed mto a ~ong. the name of the costume they want As for Pez? Vinnie, with a tattoo In the store, costumes are dis ing Greek Week trying to find the best "Wben it came out,'' he said, "I up when we signed our deal with and parents are yelling 'THIS is what of a Pez dispenser on his leg, is a Capitol." played in separate sections according costumes for their Air Band competi wa like, smoking crack, I must YOU are going to be - no ifs. ands self professed Pez-o-phile. Vinnie said that instead of tak to categories like Fairy tale, Colonial. tions. Last year an entire sorority have l:teen . It was my fault, I take or buts.' 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ACROSS 20 Gentlewoman 30 Tailless amphibian I French clergyman 21 Sky color 32 Songbird 5 Continuous dull pain 22 Following as a result 34 Norwegian dramatist 9 Bright star 24 Mountain range 37 Forcible impact 13 Egyptian deity 25 Crew of an aircraft 38 Imaginary evil character 17 Sphere 27 Petroleum 42Couple 18 Edible mollusk 28 Pueblo Indian village 43 Eqmpment 19 Republic in SW Asia 29 Small child 44 Leg bone 45 Fuss 46 Former measure of length 47 Understood Solution to last issue's puzzle 48 Captivated by 49 In bed 50 System of Algebra 52 Tied 53 View 54 Prophet 55 More recent 56 Vessel 57 Desert region in S Israel 59 Huge 60 Nmsiest 63 Large wading bird 64 Fortunate 65 Incline 66 Exclamation of surprise 67 And not 68 Postpone 69 Escaping fluid 70 Therefore 71 Expanded 73 Glass ornament 74 Covered with hair 75 Manager 76 Idle away time "j.; 77 Help 78 Inexpensive ,.1! 81 Bleat of a sheep 82 Peeved 13 1 135 ,J' I 86 Solid tti ; 41 87 Intoxicant 138 r , 1t 91 Son of Jacob and Leah 92 Sicilian volcano 144 93 Conclusion Jrt '{ I 94 Fish appendages 95 Auricular 96Suppose 97 Paradise 98 Criticize with scathing severity 99 Egypt's river UNIQUE DOWN 10 Spoken 30Melt 40 Capital of Yemen . . ' I Title of respect for God 11 Covered vehicle 3 1 Lever for rowing 4 l Protuberance 12 Insect 32 Having lobes 2 Indonesian resort island 43 Growl .. aq "It!) 3 Make ind istinct 13 Brave 33 Against 44 Be silent .> ,,~ .. , 4 Selected by vote 14 Edible tuber 34 Notion 47 Capital of the Ukraine IMPRESSIONS 15 First man 5 Landed 35 Incandescent lamp 48 Yellowish brown color Back by popular demand 6 Skein of thread 16 Tree frog 36 Shopgirl 49 Sour 7 Possesses 23 Rich soil 37 Suppose 51 Dreg 8 Large flightless bird 26 Hurried 38 Member of a motorcycle gang 52 Allowing liquid 10 esc:;pe The UD Af han! 9 Lustrous 28 Extent of space 39 Cultured pearl 53 Keep away from 55 Nickel-cadmium bauery 56 Saturate • • 57 Baseball team 58 Ebony 59 The heraldic color red 60 Metal to. fb SigHUt Kap~a 61 Narrative of heroic exploits 62 Norse god of thu nder 64 Limbs 65 Foliage unit I997 Fall Pfedge C~ 68 Fall 69 Meadow 70 Phantom 72 City in SW Iran Elaha Behrend • · Tricia Marshall 73 Male swine • 74 Slender metal fas tener Meghan Bellucci • Cheryl Merer 76 Father of Leah and Rachel • 77 Restless Laura Coffey • Jenny Moynihan Jessica Cohen • 78 Masticate • Michelle Mulvaney 79 Detest Courtney Colford • • 80Scaeagle • Jen Ogle 81 English monk Haley Girnius • 82 Old Indian coin • Daniela Rauc; 83 Abominable snowman The perfect gift or decorative Jaime Lyn Goodwin • 84 Wicked Amy Gray • Lisa Robbins 85 Gaming cubes touch for any room • Missy Schock 87 Frozen water Jordana Herzog • 88 Inc! ine head 60 N. 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Or for the sake of conve Rainbows could travel to Newark for the number represents the average favorite, just one point lower than them up the national ladder. televtsed games from Delaware nience perhaps they should just go those first few years, just until The schedule difficulty faced by a team the Las Vegas line. Heck, Delaware could even be in Stadium. And it's neat to see our own into the Big East. Review's budget expands enough to in the games that it's played so far. Here's where Delaware comes in . line for an alliance bowl bid. After Fightin ' Blue Hens put on the same Why not? The ------~ afford a trip to the The schedule difficulty of a game The Hens are ranked 73rd by joining the Big East and killing scale wi th Pe nn State or Colorado. Hens would surely tropical island par takes into account the rating of the Sagarin, which is nothing to laugh at. Rutgers, Pittsburgh, Miami , Boston So I' II just quietl y keep an eye on be competitive. adise. opponent and the location of the According to the system, Delaware College and Temple, the Hens would Sagarin 's ratings each week as the They' d have no You may say I'm game. would be favored to beat teams like onl y need to di g deep against Hens continue to rise. And I' II con trouble beating a dreamer, but I'm In theory, the system attempts to Miami (Fl.), Northwestern, Indiana, Syracuse, Virginia Tech and West tinue to wo nder if Delaware, given Illinois, Baylor or not the only one. reward teams with tougher sched Boston College and Maryland . Virginia. the chance, could ever de feat a Notre · · Temple. Meet Jeff ules, though Florida and Nebraska In fact, six Big 12 teams would be On to the Orange Bowl. Dame or USC. • Of course, for the Sagarin. The math rank No. I and No. 2 this week, underdogs if they met the Hens at "Happy New Year, sports fans, As far as Saturday's showdown first few years ematician is a 1970 respectively. Delaware Stadium. and welcome to sun ny Mi ami, Fl. , with Richmond , th e ratin gs show the '.. they'd have to pad graduate of MIT The ratings are then used to deter Delaware is th e second-highest where the Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens as an 11-point favorite. ,- their nonconference and a weekly foot mine a point spread for any given ranked 1-AA school behind Villanova Hens will face the Michigan Who's tak ing bets? _· schedule with ball handicapper. game. Simply add three points to the (53rd), a team that handed the Hens Wolverines for a chance at the r' weaker teams. But after the Hens gel His method? The Sagarin Football home team's rating and subtract the their only loss of the season. national championship. r, a few wins under their belt, they'd be Ratings, of course. This unique rat lower rating from the higher one. And talk about a powerful confer " You' re looking at Michigan ~ ready for that first big bowl appear- ing system regularly appears in USA The higher-rated team is the favorite ence. The Atlantic I 0 boasts seven of qu arterback ... oh. wait, no that's Brad Jennings is an assistant sparrs ance. Today and other daily sports pages. by the difference of the two numbers. the top 15 1-AA teams, according to Delaware quarterback Brian Ginn . editor ar The Review and can 'r real{)· A rivalry with Army would be fun , Featuring a complex mathemati For example, Florida State Sagarin. Damn those un ifo rm s!" be serious. Send responses and ps);_ but I'm afraid Delaware would crush cal equation too involved for expla (ranked third at 98.47) meets Duke So why not move on to a tougher chiarric referrals •ro the boys from West Point year after nation, the system weekly assigns a (95th at 62.04) this weekend. Adding conference? According to the rat- 68737@ udel.edu. ~- KKii<·c~kiit· ni''l1it~~~ ~!T;:7~1fDDeellaa~w13arfie~lir.~~~~ at Jack's to face continued from page B8 Spiders Three minutes of either running or jumping rope serve as a warm-up to the hour-and-a-half training class. The continued from page B8 class then moves into the ring. The ring, at this point in the lesson, has a rope tied diagonally across to the done that make the next week sim pler, and if you add 12 hours on the comer poles. bus out of your wee kend. It's just The students, with cheeks growing arithmetic. You take i 2 hours out rosier with each minute, quickly dip of a day that's pretty much half a under the rope. day." ''Those of you who are more expe The game starts at I p.m. at rienced, go 'head and add the counter Delaware Stadium. ---··- THE REVIEW/John Chabalko punch," Jack shouts from the wall in Injury Report the comer, which shelves the fighter's Freshman defensive end Mike Hen quarterback Brian Ginn is pummeled by Boston's defen gloves. Cecere will not play for the second sive line. Ginn will have to be alert against Richmond's defense. After a throughly-tiring set of the consecut ive game this week kicks, the group pairs up and practices because of torn knee ligaments. He the moves, kicking at full strength. REVIEW/Bob Weill may still return thi s season . Big red "Blaster Master" pads are Offensive tackl e Chris Nocco is The Sports· Network Division held against the body to protect the Students at Jack's Kickboxing gyr.t practice their kicks and also li sted as questionable aft er chest from the pressure of the kicks. punches. missing last game with a pulled 1-AA College Football Poll Speed bags, punching bags, hang hamstring. Week of I 0/6/97 from the ceiling throughout the carpet- I As a result, Raymond said, ed gym. Delaware will continue its two Strapping Oil bag gloves, the gloves Dusza smashing records way player program started during 1. Youngstown State Penquins (56) 5-0 used for pra;;ticing on the bag instead the Northeastern game. In addi of on anolher person, the pairs took 2. Montana Grizzlies (24) 3-1 an intense player who doesn' t like to tion, Raymond said freshman turns whipping their fists and legs continued fro m page B8 make an y errors. She likes to play defensive tackle Buddy You ng may 3. Villanova Wildcats (8) 4-0 against the bag with force and accura perfectly." be activated. cy. very tall, they get the job done defen 4. McNeese State Cowboys (3) It is the hurried pace, fast move "I'd trade a year of eligibi li ty to 5-0 Abdominal crunches and a "cool sively. ments and pressure to play perfectl y win a football game any day," down" period end the intense but "We' re al so a shorter team this 5. Western illinois Leathernecks ( 1) 4-l that Dusza loves about the game. Raymond said. "That's how impor rewarding workout. year," she said. "But we're extreme "You have to make a lot of deci tant it is ." 6. Delaware Blue Hens 4-1 Jack, who has coached nine kick ly quick. Our defense is very good sions in a short amount of time," she Atlantic 10 notes boxing, boxing and Muay Thai boxing and that's the key to the game." 7. Western Kentucky Hill toppers. 5-1 said. "It's a very quick game. You Villanova ( 4-0, 3-0 Atlantic I 0) champions, said in comparison to other Delaware volleyball coach have to be smart, it's a thinking defeated James Madison (3-2, 2-1 4-1 martial arts instruction at other gyms , Barbara Vi era said Dusza is a solid 8. East Tennessee St. Buccaneers (1) game." Atlantic I 0) last weekend, 49-17, he tries to have a relaxed atmosphere. player and well respected by her Dusza and the rest of the to grab soul possession of the lead 9. Southern University Jaguars 5-0 "You aren't paying to have some teammates. Delaware volleyball team return to in the conference's Mid-Atlanttc one yell at you," he said."I just like to "She's a hardworker," Viera said , 10. Eastern lllinios Panthers 5-1 action this Saturday, I p.m. at Division. This weekend ·Nova have an atmosphere in which you can "She's obviously respected by her Drexel. The Hens ( I 0-7) wi II look to plays Massachusetts ( 1-4, 1-4 11. Georgia Southern Eagles 4-1 have fun and learn to fight ." teammates because they voted her captain this year. improve their record against the rival Atlantic 10). 12. Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 3-2 "Joanna is very competitive. She's Dragons. 13. Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks 3-1 14. Appalachian State Mountaineers 2-2 15. Eastern illinois Panthers 5-1 _. Hey students, come to Grotto Pizza for great food and Budweiser specials and a chance to enter and win a pair of regular season tickets for the 1998-1999 Philadelphia Eagles home games. 16. Florida A&M Rattlers 4-1 17. Northern Iowa Panthers 3-2 18. Nicholls State Colonels 3-2 Bud~eiser 19. Troy State Trojans 3-2 20. Murray State Racers 4-2 21. Richmond Spiders 4-l .22 ..Southwest Texas State Bobcats 3-1 23. William and Mary Tribe 4-2 24. Connecticut Huskies 4-0 25. Hampton Pirates 4-1 WING IT TOO! DELIVERY DEALS! 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The Richmond defense allows against a team whose coach reaches and the whole operation, you got to ing attad: leapt from ninth in the The Oct. 6 Sports Network the fewest points per game in the clinics o n how to stop the Wing-T use what you have. But we can AtlantiC I 0 to third. Division 1-AA poll ranks Delaware Atlantic 10. The Hens rank fourth offense. Reid travels the lecture make it look different by changing That was against Boston and Richmond sixth and 21st in that category. Delaware's ci rcuit in the off-season giving lec formations ." Uni,crsity - currently ranked last respectively. That is a drastic defense is also No. 3 against the tures about different ways to stop Saturday's game against in the conference 10 rushing improvement for the Spiders who, run. the attacks of Wing-T teams like Richmond is Delaware's only home defense. This week. Delaware (4-,, so far this season have already dou "They've been exceptiona l at Delaware. game in October. 3-1 AtlantiC I 0) plays Richmond bled their two-game win total of keeping people out of the endzone, "We've heard his lecture,'' "You know what's bad about it?'' (4-1, 2-0 Atlantic 10)- currently last season. Raymond said of his defense. Raymond said, ·'and there're some Raymond said. " It not the fact that ranked fourth against the run. In 1996, the Hens won the ''They just haven't given rushing things in there, familiarity with for you're playing at somebody else's Even though. the Hens ' coach Richmond game 14-7. This year the Delaware vs. Richmond touchdowns." mations and motions, that we will place, but Friday is wiped-out. You Tubb} Raymond smd he felt the Spiders bring to the game one of "It's really a typical Delaware change." lose Friday. running game blossomed last week, the more talented defenses in th e When: Saturday at I p.m. team in my mind," Richmond But don't expect the Hens' game "Friday is an important day. We led by fullback Andre Thompson's conference. Where: Delaware Stadium coach Jim Reid said. "The numbers plan to change significantly. get started on next week's oppo 89-yard performance. "We're very much concerned Radio: WDEL 1150 AM change but the performances never "It's that old line about you nent. We get a whole lot of things However. Delaware still has not about their defense," Raymond seem to, and we would certainly dance with the girl you brought to sec DELAWARE page B7 Highlight Dukin' it out at Jack's Kickboxing gym Reel Students jab, kick and roll A look at key perfonnances in last week~ vvith the punches at Jack's UD sports Field Hockey adds conference win BY LAURA OVERTURF down the East Coast with a string of Ndfwrwl/Stme Neh'S F.Jiror championship titles. Sophomore Katie Wirth scored The air smells like sweat - pure, "All the way up to New the winning goal to lift the Delaware hard-earned sweat. Han1pshire,'' he touted, "the name of field hockey team over Towson Bare feet smack against hard plas the gym is recognized." T Tniversity 2-l, Wednesday. tic punching bags as techno music Jack teaches boxers in the three The Blue Hens (9-4, 3-0) scored beats its unrelenting rythmn. different disciplines, including Muay first when freshman Megan "Let your partner know how hard Thai kickboxing. Fortunato knocked in a rebound from you can take it," the instructor shouts Thai kickboxing is similar to basic a Mia Callahan shot to make the to the kickboxers in the ring. rules of kickboxing but with a few score 1-0 with five minutes left in the Stepping inside the gym, one sees exceptions. The hands are held away first half. WU1h scol'OO her goal mid a regulation size boxing ring at the from the face, holding is allowed and way into the second half off a pass left. Mirrors are interspersed knee kicks are permitted. from junior co-captain Jodi Byrd. throughout on the walls, providing a "It's very brutal," Murphy said as Towson (4-7, 3-2) has never beat chance for boxers to check out their he peered out from his gl::tsses. "] en the Blue Hens in 20 attempts and own techniques. have one guy in Japan right now was unable to convert two second In the back room, the sweat glis competing in the sport." half penalty strokes. The Tigers man tens off a shirtless boxer's toned Women have taken a considerable aged to get a goal with four minutes back. interest in kickboxing, he said, point to go in the game. Karree Wright 'The more you sweat, the less you Ing out there were six women in the scored f0r Towson, narrowing bleed," and "If you can accept losing, no-contact class in session. Delaware's lead to 2-1. you can't win,' ' are among themes Senior Jill Castellina and universi Hens' goalie Kelly Adams record sages posted on the walls. ty graduate Amanda Hodges ( '97) ed 12 saves in Wednesday's Jack Murphy, the owner, paces have been taking about two classes match up. around his gym in his Zubas and per week since June, but still remem The Hens face the University of "Jack's Kickboxing Gym" T-shirt. ber their first workouts. Vermont Sunday on the Catamount's He stops to have one of his more ''The first three times, I couldn't turf. advanced students demonstrate how walk," said Hodges, who has parred to properly execute a side-kick. As once, signifying her progress. Women's tennis wim 38th stra" t . the student's bare foot smacks Castellina agreed saying. The Delaware women's tennis against Jack's stomach, he barks at "Muscles I had never felt before team notched its 38th straight win him to do it harder, not to hold back. hurt." Tuesday, pounding Maryland The sound of flesh slapping flesh The two were quick to add, how Baltimore County 9-0. echoes throughout the gym. ever, the self-defense aspect of the The Hens recorded wins in all six As Jack will proudly point out, his classes is an added bonus. singles matches, led by No. l Newark gym had meager beginnings. "It is a good way to get out aggres Rebecca FeaJius. No. 3 Karen "I began just doing basement box sion, too," Castellina said. Greenstein and No. 6 Kristin ing," he said. "When I began, there In addition, kickboxing otTers a Wasniewski who each improved to was no kickboxing - I'm old," he wide variety of benefits ranging from 13-0. said jokingly. general physical fitness. weight loss, Tuesday's win was the nimh He began teaching from hi s strength training and self-defense. shutout for the Hens this season. THE REVIEW/Bob Weill Newark home with onl y one student. The traditional no-contact class is Delaware will return to action this A student from Jack's Kickboxing gym eyes his target while practicing his punches. jack's gym His basement-based enterprise now divided into seven groups. Saturday when they travel to Lehigh hold non-combat classes for beginners as well as full-contact sessions for veterans of the sport. has made a name for itself up and University. see KICKIN' IT page B7 Bumping her way to the top BY CHRISS! PRUITT She said moving to America was Delaware captain Dusza: Sports Editor difficult for many reasons but mostly She didn't play volleyball for her because she didn' t speak any high school, but she still managed to English. setting Hens up for success be a player highly recruited by col "It took me about three months to lege coaches. learn how to communicate," she Delaware volleyball captain said. "And it wasn't very good, it Joanna Dusza's hi gh school in was just enough to get what I want Delran, N.J. didn' t have a volleyball ed. But every year I get better." team. But Dusza had been playing One thing that didn 't have to adapt the sport since the second grade and with the move was her playing style. wasn't going to let anything stop her Last season Dusza recorded 480 from competing. kills, the second-highest single-sea So she found a club team in son mark in school history. She set Pennsylvania, an hour away from her the second highest single-season dig home, to compete in tournaments on record (655) which placed her third weekends. in digs in the NCAA Division I last "It was hard sometimes," Dusza season. Dusza also set the school said. "I think I was bu sier then than I record for perfect passes (639) and am now." perfect passes in a match (39), She played basketball for her high against Hofstra and Loyola. She was school but had to hightail it to a two-time America East Player of Pennsylvania for volleyball practice the Week and named to the first team THE twice a week. All-America East, Junior Joanna Dusza readies to spike the ball at Lafayette players. This was not the only obstacle This season Dusza has 193 kills Dusza already has 193 kills this season. Dusza has had to overcome. The and is tied for the America East lead junior civil engineering major moved in digs ,(195). She earned the Most player for Drexel and is now an fired up. We have spirit and spark." to the United States from Zawiecie, Valuable Player award at the 23rd assistant coach for the Dragons. Dusza added that everyone on the Poland just eight years ago. Her Delaware Invitational last weekend Dusza said there will be a little bit team is very open with one another father works for a Polish-American and was named America East's of healthy competttton when which creates great communication company and got transferred to New Spalding Player of the Week this Delaware faces Drexel this weekend. on and off the court. Jersey. week. "It' ll be a big crowd." she ~aid. "We say what we' re thinking, "I didn't want to come," Dusza Dusza said volleyball skills run in "Big rivals, big game." But Dusza when we're thinking it which I think said smiling. "I was 13 years old. It's her family. Both of her parents are remains confident in her team and its is good.'' Dusza said. She also said right at that age when you're making volleyball coaches and were in fact abilities. although as a whole the team is not friends and I didn't want to miss any the first coaches she ever had. Volleyball captain Joanna Dusza watches a ball pound the Loyola "We're a totally different team thing." Dusza's sister was a scholarship defense. She is tied for the America East lead in digs (195). this year," she said. "Everyone is all see DUSZA page B7