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A wreath of flowers sits beside the KU memorial to honor Americans killed in Vietnam. ewSo Adiiain Qronaiaer gpeaks at Scliaeffer Auditoritum. New S.A.D.D. Chapter at KU make the station sound more like a state­ "Armed Forces Radio really did by Rich Drees side radio station. To this end, they make a difference," said Cronauer. He page 3 turned public service announcements then went on to tell how he was making Adrian Cronauer, the real life into commercials, played jingles hyping a personal appearance at a video store l^k^AXi:. inspiration for the motion picture "Good the station, and ran phony contests. The last August. He was talking to a little Morning Vietnam", spoke to a crowd of whole idea of this was to make the girl who was getting his autograph. EntertainmeiLiLts over five hundred people on his personal American GIs feel more at home. When he was done, she asked him for experiences in Vietnam. His appearance Perhaps the greatest one for her neighbor, who had been in Miss was the culmination of a day long series compliment he received on this was Vietnam the same-time as Cronauer. of lectures on Vietnam. from a serviceman who had just flown V\^hile Cronauer was signing the Pennsylvania Opening the lecture with a into Vietnam. On the transport in, they second autograph, the girl told him that resounding "Goooooood evening, had picked up the Armed Forces Radio her neighbor doesn't speak much about Pageant Kutztown!", a variation on his signal, and until there was a station Vietnam, but did have a message for trademark opening, Cronavier identification, the troops in the transport him. age 7 entertained and informed the crowd for thoughtit was a state-side radio station. It was "Thanks". an hour and a half on conditions during the early part of the Vietnam War. Cronauer joined the Air Force in 1961 in order to "avoid the draft", he said with a smile. After a year long stint making training videos, he was Theatre transferred to Crete where he began his work on Armed Forces Radio. It was in Groups Crete that he originated his famous Profiles "Good Morning" opener. His opener, he explained, 'ascf "Started off as a very calm, quiet 'Good ^y >v;y^'v^''^v'-~nm!<•%, Morning'. As the program developed and got a little wilder, the 'Goooooood Morning got a little wilder, too." He stayed in Crete for a year and a half, before transferring to Vietnam to fulfill the last year of his four year Hockey, Football stint. wrap-ups Upon arriving in Siagon, he held the position of news director for a while Men's, Women's before taking over the morning slot on Cronauer's lecture was the final activity of KU's welcome home tribute. Armed Forces Radio. Basketball During his stay*in Vietnam, Cronauer led the other DJs in a plan to 2 - The Keystone, Nov. 18,1988 Two Speakers provide different perspe< of Vietnam War by Joe Pagarelski to Vietnam. He was originally sent to pieces of combat gear. These included a one another to pass the time. News Editor Khe Sanh, which is in the northern part flack jacket, an infantry helmet with the Davis told the audience that of the country. "During the time that I phrase "Kill a commie for mommie" when his plane went down, the war did "...I can teJl you truthfully, I got there," he said, "they were under scrawled on it, as well as several types not end for him. He said that his role doubt I'll ever come out of this war siege." of grenades used by the enemy. only changed. alive. In my original squad I'm the only He remarked that for the soldier Members of the audience additionally This new role was one of oneleftunharmed. Inmyplatoonthere's fighting in-country, resupply was a had the chance to examine and handle intelligence gatherer. The prisoners only 13 of us. It seems every day problem. The clothes on a man's back M-60 and M-16 machine guns. Both gathered information on men who may another guy 18 or 19 years old like were usually his only clothing, and, more weapons were provided by Kutztown's have been shot down and captured. myself is killed in action... " often than not, were in tatters. Fresh ROTC company. The firing bolts were There were men whose sole purpose The words above were written troops were issued three shirts, pairs of removed from both weapons, making was to memorize lists of names and by a young American soldier fighting in pants, ect., which they distributed them harmless. stories. It is because of these intelligence Vietnam. Like over 58,000 others, he among those in their unit, according to Soldiers in the field may have networks that Mr. Davis does not believe died in the jungles of South East Asia. need. undergone physical battles with the Americans are being held captive in Those who returned to the United States The fighting conditions enemy, but those who were captured Vietnam today. received no ticker tape parades or hero's experienced in Vietnam were perhaps experienced mental combat as well. He also added that he believes welcomes. Vietnam Vets came back to the worst Americans have ever Edward Davis told the audience of this the North Vietnamese only took men the U.S. under cover of darkness. experienced. Soldiers carried a weight side of the war. Mr. Davis's fighter who were not wounded as prisoners. Kutztown • University of some fifty to sixty pounds of plane was shot down over North Those who were wounded, he said, were celebrated Veteran's Day early this year equipment on their backs. The Vietnam in 1965. He spent the the next most probably left to die. with a series of lectures designed to give temperature ranged from 95 to 105 seven and one-half years as a prisoner. He did say, however, that the younger people a better understanding degrees Fahrenheit. 'There were many Davis remarked that his first United States Government should do of the war and to give Vietnam Veterans days when we were lucky if we had two conscious thought after he jumped out all in its power to put the MIA issue to a long over due "Welcome Home". meals," Lewandowski said. "Many days of his aircraft was how beautiful its fiery rest once and for all. The lectures told of the various we had no water," decent looked against the night sky. He An emotion shared by both aspects of the war and their effects. After six months in the infantry, said his seconds thought was, "My wife men was that of grief and sorrow for the Two speakers in particular Lewandowski volunteered for a Civil is not going to like this." friends they left behind in a far off land illustrated the different roles played by Action Program(CAP), which was an He was married just two weeks called Vietnam. soldiers in combat and American "armed Peace Corps". The participants before his captivity began. One factor that has tied together prisoners in the Vietnam War. in this program helped civilians build Mr. Davis said prisoners noticed all wars since the dawn of Man and will Andrew F. Lewandowski, who schools and dig wells. It was their job to that they began to remember everything continue doing so until its twilight was served in Vietnam form 1968 to 1969, protect the village from the enemy. It they had ever learned, because of, well expressed in a line from the spoke about his own personal was the practice of the Viet Cong to according to him, the absence of television series M^A^S'^H. "The experiences as well as the situation as a enter villages at night to collect tax distractions such as television and radio. common denominator is blood. The whole. money and recruit soldiers. He mentioned one man who realized blood of children." Mr. Lewandowski joined tlie In order to illustrate what it that he had unknowingly memorized Marine Corps when he was seventeen was like to be a soldier in Vietnam, Mr. the entire dictionary. With their years old, and seven years later was sent Lewandowski passed around various red iscovered knowledge, POWsJmight Agent Orange and. I'^'off- Itati; Tri.ai T.C bfeess ptaguie \.^T.etiiiW'l?iti O' o by Joe Pagarelski distributed by Edwards, "Dioxin is the to dioxin while in Vietnam." News Editor VIETNAM PAY ^88 most toxic chemical known to man, and Mr. Edwards drew a Many of the men and women time period, according to Dwight extraordinarily low dosages can even comparison between exposure to Agent who served in Vietnam returned to the Edwards, Executive Director of the prove fatal to certain animals." This Orange and exposure to the AIDS virus. United States with the belief that they Vietnam Veterans' Health Initiative literature also stated, "The VA The effects of both take long periods of did not suffer any serious injuries during Commission, acknowledges that all in-country time to surface, and when they do, are their tour of duty. Some discovered According to literature Vietnam veterans are presumed exposed almost always deadly. physical injuries on their return. Others found out their wounds were psychological. Many who returned discovered iEMT ORMSE1UMITED mUS MMMl IB?' that they had acquired Post Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD). PTSD involves the development of characteristic symptoms after experiencing a psychologically traumatic event. The symptoms may involve re-experiencmg the event, a withdrawal from the outside world, difficulty in concentrating, memory impairment, and sleep v^ difficulties. Because he is suffering from PTSD, Michael Weilde, one of the individuals who spoke about Post Traumatic Stress, commented, "To this day I sleep with a loaded weapon within reach." He blames this habit on the r.^^a'-^#•.^afl5^J u.viuA.iv^iihi!a9v

MADD in 47 states and over 600,000 and to raise an awareness of a society supporters. SADD is a large wide problem. Even today, car accidents by Tint McLain organization as well, and is still growing are the leading cause of death among rapidly in the nation's high schools and young people; drunk driving accidents You may have been surprised colleges. only serve to add to the problem. last Thursday to see a totaled automobile Kutztown has only now begun In terms of potential new "parked" in front of Deatrick Hall, but it a recognized chapter of SADD. The members, over 33 people signed Alpha Sigma Alpha was only an advertisement to draw founder of Kutztown's chapter-hopeful contracts that night. It looks as though attention to a new organization here at is Joe Drogo, a freshman Psychology Kutztown's fledgling SADD On November 2nd, we inducted Kutztown. major here at Kutztown. He asked the organization is off to a running start. If 14 new sisters. Congratulations go out A new chapter of the SADD Psychology club to help him "organize you'd like to get involved, addend a to them for all their hard work. (Students Against Drunk Driving) a social to gain recognition for the new Psychology Club meeting. They meet Our semi formal was held on organization had a grand kick off SADD chapter," and the club in turn Tuesdays in Room 289 of Old Main. November 4th at The Inn At Reading, Thursday, November 10 at 8pm in the went to SCB for formal sanction. SCB, Remember, friends don't let and we will be having our Christmas Bear's Den. Students from all over which has special socials each month friends drive drunk. Formal with Beta Phi Delta in December. Kutztown attended the gala event called the "SCB Night Club", decided to Alpha Sigma Alpha was funded by SCB. Some attended mainly help Drogo out by having a special social founded on November 15, 1901 at for food and fun that was promised in designed to publicize SADD. The Greek "Conference" from p. 5 Longwood College in Farmville, the advertisements posted all over Council showed its support by Virginia. This year, in recognition of campus, but still many others came to supplying security, the psychology club our founders day, we will be traveling find out just what SADD was all about. by supplying the waiters and waitresses. to Millersville for a luncheon with our SADD is the student version of Thanks to their help, the night was a sisters in the Epsilon Kappa Chapter. else. MADD (Mothers Against Drunk total success. We had our Halloween social Sometimes we common folk Driving). MADD first began in 1982 The audience enjoyed the with Tau Epsilon Phi at Lehigh don't give ourselves enough credit. after Candy Lightner's daughter died in comedy of Todd Charles and the zany University on Friday, November 11th. Certainly there are times when one a drunk driving accident. Furious at the antics of QlOO's Maniac, a regular on the We will be having a social with Tau dreams of experiencing the dilemma of lenient legal system, Lightner went to popular rock station. The members of Kappa Epsilon at Albright. On having to choose between a Jaguar XTC the Governor of California to try to get the Counseling staff at Kutztown set up November 18th and 19th we will be or the navy blue Rolls to get to the the laws regarding drunk driving an information booth at the event to sight seeing in New York, and on the airport in time for the flight to the French changed. Finally, under pressure from give both specific information about way we will be stopping off at Rutgers Riveria. But remember, important the press, the California legislature SADD, and special SADD contracts. University to see our old friends at Delta figures such as Lady Di, Jerry Lewis, passed laws increasing the size of fines These contracts are agreements Chi. On the more serious side, we visited and Dan Quayle all eat, sleep, and and ordered mandatory jail sentences between two friends that if either should Kutztown Manor to help out with the breathe exactly as we do. Always know for repeated offences by drunk drivers. have too much to drink, or a friend of elderly. We were very privileged to that within ourselves, there is a brilliant MADD was soon begun by her to get theirs should have too much, to either meet a great group of people and we red carpet to stand upon as well. laws changed in other states, and seek safe transportation home, call a hope to return before Christmas. educational programs were begun, thus cab, or have the person stay the night. It We would just like to take some leading to the formation of SADD. By is designed to quell the number of drunk time to say "have a good Thanksgiving 1985, there were over 340 chapters of driving accidents among young people and a great hoHday break!"

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Trina Johnson-Reiner UI wasn't rubbing Features Editor '^gges it in-I just wanted Paul D. Prelovsky decreasinig: Eddie to know Sports Editor the score of peaestirian last night's game.'^ Harry Eshleman Faculty Advisor traffic danger To the Editor: This is in response to "Pedestrians Warned: Watch Your Printed by Step". I realize that there are laws about The Windsor Press "J-walking" and crossing without the Hamburg, PA correct signal. Unfortunately, some of us are unable to follow these rules all of the time. For myself, a resident of the Education House, crossing the street can be very difficult. In front of the house there are no traffic lights or EDITORIAL POLICY crosswalks, let alone sidewalks on that side of the street. Go ahead and gloat. You can rub it in all the way to Chicago The Keystone is published bi-weekly during the If myself or any one of the other academic year by the student staff of Kutztown with AT&T Long Distance Service. University of Pennsylvania. The editors reserve the right residents of the Education House is Besides, your best friend Eddie to edit all material for length and/or content according to was the one who said your team the adopted policy of this publication and the decisions of expected to obey the laws (which we could never win three straight. the editorial board. should be), there should at least be a So give him a call. It costs a Editorials and/or materials for publication may be lot less than you think to let him submitted by students, faculty, staff, administration, and crosswalk to alert drivers about the know who's headed for the Playoffs community members. Opinions expressed in editorials Reach out and touch someone.® are not necessarily those of the University. 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Advertising rate schedules and all publication information can be obtained by contacting The Keystone. Leslie D. Friedman The Keystone, Nov. 18,1988-5 Mortloi Atlantic RHA conference held at KU termed a success by Lana Wolfe F-F printed on the back were very them. At 10am, in a banner-decorated Too?" - a top twenty program at professional and easy to locate if anyone Keystone Hall, the delegates seated NAACURH '87 which gave participants Kutztown University hosted, needed assistance. themselves on the bleachers. Their an opportunity to motivate themselves the 1988 North Atlantic AffiUate of Opening ceremonies officially chants and cheers reflected the and others through exercize dealing in Colleges and Universities Residence began with a welcome from Dr. Roth, excitement and unity of each school. self-esteem; University of Ramapo. Halls (NAACURH) Regional Dean of Student Life, on behalf of the Their next activity was "Roll Call", a An awards banquet Saturday Conference October 28-30. The pre- university. Then Lauretta Keenan contest for each school to best represent evening, specifically to honor the top registered 482 delegates from 42 welcomed the schools on behalf of the their RHA group in a three minute skit ten programs, the Roll Call winner, and different schools checked in Friday, conference staff. centering on the Presidential theme. the most spirited school, concluded the October 28 at the Holiday Inn off Route "The energy and motivation Frostberg University won the skit contest conference. A dance followed. 100 near Allentown. Everyone seemed that w;ent on during the ceremonies was and Ithaca College designed the best Many people helped to make enthusiastic and excited to be a part of intense. I've never seen students so banner. the event a weekend never to be this motivation-building extravaganza. psyched, " Keenan said. Quality programming sessions forgotten in Kutztown University Laureeta Keenan, the Director of Residence Life, Ms. offered Saturday afternoon provided a history. The dedicated staff, split into conference chair-person, stated, Doreen Tobin spoke next. Dee Lydon, valuable learning experience for the six different committees, consisted of "Conferences are an ideal opportunity President of the Residence Hall students to develop their leadership eight advisors, seven chair-people, and for students to show their pride in their Association, welcomed students on skills that they can apply within their twenty-four listed members. Several school, express their ideas and gain new behalf of RHA. Following the speeches, own universities. The sessions were others took their time and courtesy to skills that will enhance their campuses." the delegates viewed slides showing opportunities to share ideas and to meet volunteer as assistants in needed areas. In line with a Presidential the conference staff and preparations. new people. Ms. Keenan stated, "Many theme, red, white, and blue showed up A musical comedy act featuring Marty From nearly fifty different thanks goes out to all faciUt y and student everywhere. Color-coded star and Bear, a popular talent, was the next hit programs, a top ten list was comprised staff members who presented programs. ribbon-shaped nametags were of the evening. But the highlight from judging evaluations. The top five Their input enhanced the conference distributed to all participants in order to attraction was "Casino Night", giving programs were: 5. "Guided Fantasy, A itself and provided the delegates with distinguish advisors from delegates, and the delegates a chance to gamble legally. Relaxation Technique", University of additional opportunities to learn new staff from programmers, ect. Each person had a pack of play money Akron; 4. "Being A Healthy Leader", skills." She also thanks the advisors of Kutztown University was able to try to win more. For each $5000, one Carnegie Mellon; 3. "Whoa Child!: the committees "who supported us and to offer the delegates a quality conference received a ticket to be used later in a Puzzles, Icebreakers, Creativeness, and dedicated their time to the success of the staff whose organizational ability raffle for prizes. You!", University of Daton; 2. conference. We are all so grateful." allowed for a smooth registration period On Saturday morning, all "Programing Toward Wellness", on Friday afternoon. Their impressive boarded buses bound for Kutztown Indania University of Pennsylvania; and white, long sleeve T-shirts with S-T-A- University where breakfast awaited 1. "Wouldn't You Rather Be A Pepper

The realization that all celeberities are only human too by Lana Wolfe Never before had I appreciated such a thought statements he declared, I about in the New York Times. Now he gratifying and worthwhile experience wanted to demonstrate my enthusiastic was in Berks County, my backyard, The minutes were going by, and of the kind. emotions concerning his campaign. It speaking of the Reading outlets and the rally crowd, which was so large the As I walked through the door wasn't until the next day when I finally Pennsylvania Dutch pretzels. Suddenly, fire marshall refused entrance of any to the gym, I generously showed my regained my composure, no longer I realized that Mr. Quayle puts on his more people, was becoming louder and proof to get in. The policeman standing feeling jittery or flustered. I suppose I pants one leg at a time, just UKC everyone increasingly restless. guard sarcasticly declared, "I'm not felt very touched by this man I had read See "Conference" p. 3 Finally he came. Standing on checking for tickets, I'm looking for the brilliant red carpet, he nervously guns!" I began to think that here I was reviewed his notes, and patiently waited solely because one person had this much for the flowery introduction to yet potential to attract an attendance of over another routine appearance. On cue, 5000 people. Some even skipped work Dan Quayle moved forward past the or school for the afternoon. press, a confident smile set firmly on his Why does he hold such power? face. Because to "common", "ordinary" This is not a republican recruit. people, Dan Quayle is a name they know, liSousing Rather, these were my observations as I and to some, a name they admire and watched Dan Quayle from about thirty respect. For those who are obsessive feet before he made his entrance to the Republicans, that simple, common entity ;^t of platform in the gymnasium of Alvernia between them and Quayle is enough to College, Reading, Pennsylvania. As a consider him a godly figure. last minute endeavor, I had heard of his Common people get too caught campaign stop to this local institution up with their idols. They place the and decided, as a supportive famous on a pedestal so high that they Republican, I had to obtain a ticket. become inhuman. Yes, I saw and heard the next Because I found myself feeling Vice President of these United States on that way at the rally, I wanted to do October 28 and returned from that old anything I could to show my support time political rally feeling very patriotic for Quayle. Whether it was shaking my and truly American. I actually even American flag as hard and as high as C o 1 dps ho we r 3 sang along with the national anthem. possible, or screaming at all of the well-

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by Drew Cerria cases of missing persons. Natalie, he told me, has always demonstrated Among the various events and clairvoyance but has only been doing JAN. 3 (TUES,) - JAN. 21(SAT.) programs which take place every professional readings for two years. semester, there always seem to be a few "Everyone has psychic that stand out from the rest for one ability," said Mr. Williams, as he "^ Weekdays 9:00 AM- reason or another - maybe for their proceeded to explain that such common 12 Noon appeal, charisma, uniqueness, or for "coincidences" such as knowing who is being eccentric. Earlier this week, once calling, for no apparent reason, when * Take One Course in such program took place. On Monday, the phone rings is clairvoyance. Only 3 Weeks November 14, Old Main's Hall Council, those who accept it and recognize it can RHA-P, sponsored a psychic fair, which strengthen it. By exercising the ability, * Pay Per Credit Hour was held in Chez Nous. This wasn't a one then strengthens the ability. Psychic Fee ($89.00 Per Cr.) fraud. Actual "professional psychics" ability can be exercised through were on hand from Reading. These meditation and attending classes about Currently psychics were contacted through such abilities. If one does not believe in * Choose from 38 Intuitions, a spiritual holistic shop, it, then it will remain undeveloped. located in Reading. The group consisted Human beings use roughly about ten different courses of Debbie Morrison, who is strictly a percent of their brain capability. This including four Travel/ tarot (pronounced taro) card reader; leaves the ability to perceive things that Kevin Noal, a hypnotist; Elizabeth and are just out of the range of human senses Study Opportunities Natalie Williams, both psychics. The quite plausible. Imagine using just fifty fair consisted mainly of tarot card percent of our brain capability and REGISTRATION INFORMATION: readings and lectures on such topics as Students wishing to register should report to Old Main, Suite #113 dur­ communicating strictly on a thought ing the regular school week (8:00 AM - 4:30 PM) between October 3 crystals. level. and December 14. A deposit of Va of the total tuition ($89.00 PA residents I had the chance to speak with Robert Williams is also co- or $148.00 Non-PA residents) undergraduate is required when you Robert Williams, husband to Elizabeth owner of Intuitions, a shop which caters register. All bills must be paid In the Revenue Accounting Office, and father to Natalie. He told me that to all your holistic-spiritual-psychic Room #223, Administration Building, in full by 12:00 Noon, December 14. Tuition including the deposit is refundable if the Univer­ Elizabeth has been an established needs and desires. The shop deals with sity cancels the course or if the student withdraws in the proper fashion psychic for twenty-six years. She has unique merchandise as well as classes, before January 3, 1989. had stories done on her and her abilities. readings, and counselling. It is located She also did a radio show for some time on 904 N. 9th street in Reading. The out in California. Also, her ability to shop will, however, be closed for the pin-point details, even over extended winter season between November 17 periods of time, has helped in several and March 1.

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8 9 10 11 12 13 14 by Glenn Ehrhardt Arts Editor 16 17 18 20 21- provide children's theatre, to Showcase, 15 19 In this issue of The Keystone an exhibition of student talent at KU. the Arts Section will start a series looking All of the groups, no matter what type •22 23 24 25 26 27 29 at comprise the art fields. The series will of material they present have one thing start with the organizations which in common, their love to perform with 30 perform all theatrical performances on energy and enthusiasm. Todays profile the University campus. The groups will will look at these organizations and range from the Sunshine Players, who some of the work they do. November 18-19 Drama Club/All University Musical Theatre Organization presents Showcase '88: A 'issssmf^iSKmmsii^fsmi^f^^ Vaudeville Entertainment Learning t) ^^^^l^l^y lasm ^fowi Center Auditorium 8PM. November 18 Theadora Skiptaries, campus and off-campus groups. This people politically and socially aware," Theatre Artist Painted Bride Art Center by Glenn Ehrhardt group is not bound by anything, only she added. Philadelphia PA 8PM. Arts Editor their imagination and creativity can If all of these events are not determine what they perform. enough, the group will be performing a November 19-20 Winter Arts and Crafts The 1988-89 year has brought This years group is a true collection of Thanksgiving literature at Show And Sale Embers Convention with it a new director for the Reader's example of this. The club has already the Thanksgiving Celebration on Center Carlisle, PA 10AM-5PM. Theatre. The new director/advisor for performed poetry readings for the Tuesday, November 22 at St. Johns UCC this years group is Theresa M. Patrick. English Department, readings at both in Kutztown. They are also presenting November 22 Readers Theatre Ms. Patrick brings not only campus preview days, and "What is Reader's Theatre" in Beck Hall Thanksgiving Celebration St. Johns enthusiasm but also style to this years presentations on parents day. on Wednesday, November 30. The final UCC 8PM. group. "I am very enthusiastic and Their biggest event and event of the year will be Saturday, charged with my position." states challenge of this year was "Tales from a December 3, on this day the group will Thru November 23 Art supply sale 10% Patrick. The club, under her direction Troubled Land: An Exploration of South perform at this years Renaissance off all art supplies KU Bookstore. has had a very successful semester so African Literature." The group Dinner, held in the South Dining Hall. far. It hopes to finish off this semester performed this at Kutztown, but also Ms. Patrick's first semester at Thru November 24 Thanksgiving art and continue next semester with the took their "Exploration" to Bowling KU has been very successful, and her supply sale up to 50% off selected art same intensity and success. Green State University in Ohio. This future semester looks very bright. If supplies The Art Store Kutztown. Reader's Theatre, in its strictest proved to the public that Reader's anyone is interested in literature, or definition, is a group interpretation of Theatre is not only the performance of would like to perform literature please November 24-27 December Senior Show literature. This interpretation can vary literature. This show made the group contact Ms. Patrick at 683-4561 so you to will be closed due to the Thanksgiving from an advertisement to an epic poem. study South African Culture extensively. can be a part of this very active Recess.

November 28-30 All University Musical Auditions Schaeffer Auditorium 7- 10PM.

November 29 Music Department Presents Ensembles Concert Schaeffer Auditorium 8PM.

November 30 Speech/Theatre Department Speakers' Competition Rohrbach Auditorium 6PM

December 3 Renaissance Dinner South Dining Hall 5PM.

December 6 Music Department Presents KU Jazz Band Concert Schaeffer Auditorium 8PM.

S-. ! December 8 Music Department Presents ^ KU Orchestra / Choir Concert Schaeffer faye Buckalew, David Conely, LeeBeth Cramer, Jacjuelyn Beckers, Ginny Coleman, Scott Moser, and Christy Batson prepare for the Reader'sAuditoriu m 8PM. Theater Thanksgiving Celebration.

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The New Arts Program November 23. Theadora has dazzled Consultation Series, which is directed audiences with her complex and by Kutztown's own James F.L. Carroll, engrossing productions involving the would like to announce theater artist, use of large and small scale puppets Theadora Skipitares and her Her noted productions are entitled presentation. Skipitares will be at the "Micropolis" and "The Age of Painted Bride Art Center in Philadelphia. Invention." Theadora Skipitares will be in Skipitares will spend three days Philadelphia for two days of in Philadelphia. She will have two days consultations and a presentation. Her of consultations on Friday and Saturday, sojourn at the Painted Bride will be November 18-19, from 9AM-4PM. Her concurrent with an Exhibition of her presentation will be on Friday, Jaqueline Beckers, Scott Moser, and Ginny Coleman in a scene from Reader's Theater's Thanksgivingwork being shown there through November 18, at 8PM. celebration. The Keystone, Nov. 18,1988- 9

the material. In one other works Gross varying degrees of thought provoking all their own. GDovin uses wildlife as by Monique Johnson explores the traditional poncho as she content. His inlaid wood pool stick his main focus, with deer and ducks bends and twists many colors shows the importance of craftsmanship painted in a highly realistic manner. throughout the work. The fabric itself is in comparison to his drawing of a view His concern is capturing the life-like Paintings, drawings, graphic draped and wrapped to give the classical from the backseat of a car, which offers qualities of the animals in their designs,textures, wall hangings, three- form new life and vitality. Gross, in her many avenues of thought to explore. environment. Schneider on the other dimensional objects... where else can own search, has expanded on color and Morrone, in his "Stream of hand, uses his paint in a more loose you find such a collection than in has integrated a rainbow effect of lights consciousness" really pushes the viewer sense to evoke a mood or feeling from Kutztown University's Sharadin and darks into another piece of textile. to ponder over the meaning behind his the^ viewer. He renders figures with Gallery. Not willing to let it stand by itself, she large scale drawing of different objects very little detail, having them almost The gallery is filled with has suggested its possible use in a pastel and ideas that all flow into each other. melt into the background. The blending artwork by craft, fine arts, sketch of a skirt and blazer attire. His painting of a bridge of traffic is done of purples and reds assist in creating an communication design, art education However, in both of these pieces, it is in a more expressive style, which is air of disturbance in the paintings. Two and related arts majors who will be not the function of the object, but the more concerned with the energy of the artists, using the same tools have created graduating in December. The seniors combination of texture and ever- line. Bailey and Morrone are able to two totally different outlooks on life. display their art, as well as the changing colors that demands the extend their creative talents into many The December Senior Show knowledge they have gained during attention of the viewer. dimensions, using a new approach with offers more than just a body of artwork. their years at KU. The show, which runs With well crafted works in a each area. Each piece is unique, having diverse thru December, has something to appeal broad range of media. Communication Along with a variety of majors qualities, thoughts, and purposes behind to everyone. Design Majors, David Bailey and Steven being offered, a variety of techniques it. Different ideas and techniques can be In the craft realm, Wanda Gross Morrone demonstrate the possibility of are also presented in this years show. found in every area of art. The show, incorporates different color venturing into many areas of art Richard GDovin and Keith Schneider with such a wide range of art, creates a combinations into her weavings to the successfully. All of Bailey's works are both paint using tangible subject matter, visual and intellectual interest for every extent that the color begins to dominate technically proficient, while offering but each has developed a unique style individual who encounters it

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Steven Morrone's Stream of Consciousness ill PlYmptoii Lectaires at KU Plympton has recently been by Glenn Ehrhardt lecl-uring on his animations. Before Arts Editor coming to Kutztown he lectured at the New York Graphic Artists Guild, giving On Wednesday, November 16, a similar presentation. He also comes to Kutztov/n University was fortunate to KU in the midst of working on his first have in its presence animator Bill major feature production. "1 feel if I Plympton. Mr. Plympton was on keep up with short films I will start to campus to lecture on his animations as repeat myself," stated Plympton. He well as the work of his premier influence, feels that this feature will be the true test Tex Avery. of his talent and ability. The evening began as Dr. After his presentation Thomas Schantz, the lecture's director, Plympton opened the floor to a short introduced Plympton as the first speaker question and answer period. He then in a possible extended series of similar concluded the evening by handing out speakers. If the turnout and enthusiasm copies of his earlier sketches and have anything to do with determining a information on Amnesty International future series, Kutztown will have more and Performing Artists For Nuclear lecturers on it's campus. Disarmament (PAND), both of which Mr. Plympton showed four of he is involved in. During the recent his own past films, two of Tex Avery's, Amnesty International Tour Plympton two films recently released and one was selected to do some of the animation which has yet been seen by the public. which was present throughout the Your Face , a favorite at the Spring '87 concert, and his film Boom Town was International Animated Film Festival created for PAND. held at Kutztown, was again a big The reaction of the audience success, but How To Kiss , Plympton's during the show and while exiting out newest film, seems to have taken over as of Schaeffer Auditorium was one of Kutztown's favorite. KU was also excitement. The audience was very fortunate in the fact that it was able to impressed as well as amused by see the unfinished 25 Ways to Quit Plympton's work, and were anticipating Smoking. the continuance of this lecture series. Q

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'er On Saturday, December 3, at jugglers, jesters, mimists, fortune-tellers, 5:00 PM Kutztown Universtiy will hold story-tellers, and a SURPRISE A Renaissance Christmas Dinner. This PERFORMER will provide event will take place in the South Dining entertainment during the FEAST. The The Kutztown University Exception and the Rule", "No Exit", Hall. The cost of the dinner is $18.00 a evening's revelry will end with the Drama Club is a student-run "Butterflies Are Free", and" The Shadow person, $15.00 with a KU I.D. singing of Renaissance Christmas organization devoted to allowing Box." The festivities will begin at 5:00 Carols. students to experience theatre in all its Field Trips to area theatre events PM with "A Gathering" in a chamber Anyone that is interested in aspects. are sponsored regularly by the club. room adjoining the castle hall attending the dinner should pay by The club participates in many Theatre Companies are also brought to (Renaissance appetizers and drinks will check (made payable to the "KU Alumni campus activities including campus for workshops and be served). The "FEAST" will begin Association") and send to Kutztown Homecoming, Parents' Day and performances. Drama Club also with a procession (5:45 PM) of nobles University, c/o Alumni Association, Bearfest. The club also sponsors both sponsors an annual New York City Trip. (and ignobles) complete with festival Kutztown, PA 19530. Reservations are faculty and student-directed If you are interested in any music by the KU Madrigal Singers. limited to 150 people on a "first-come- productions. In the spring of 1984 the aspect of theatre and would like to The KU Madrigal Singers, the first-served" basis. club produced an original music review, become an active member of KU's KU Recorder Ensembles and Brass Your tickets to the feast may be "Broadway of the '80's." Other Drama Theatre Program, please contact Arthur Ensemble, the KU Reader's Theatre, picked up at the "RESERVATION Club produced shows have been " The Sinclair at 683-4560. table-to-table minstrels, a lutenist. TABLE" in the South Dining Hall on Saturday, December 3, between 4:30 PM and 5:15 PM. If you have any questions or b Do CE would like more information please contact Charles Scanzello or Allan Apple in the Music Department at 683-4550. established in 1979. Since then, the group and Sunday, December 4, at 2:00 PM. has produced many shows including, A Before the show comes to our by Glenn Ehrhardt Technical Theatre Christmas Carol, Winnie the Pooh, Snow cairipus the Players will be touring area Arts Editor White, Frosty the Snowman, among elementary schools, special education many others. All of these shows are classes, churches, and at various social The Kutztown University produced and directed by students at and community organizations. The tour Technical Theatre Club is a student-run The Sunshine Players of Kutztown. is three days long and the group organization devoted to allowing Kutztown University is a student run This year the Players fall performs two or three shows daily. students to experience technical theatre organization dedicated to providing production is Charlotte's Web, by Joseph The performers in this years in all its aspects. experience in childrens theatre, both on- Robinette, adapted from the book by show are: Stephanie Bartol, Daphne The club participates in many campus and in the surrounding E.B. White. This production is directed Becker, Ron DeMaio, Chad Hazen, on and off-campus activities. In the past communities. This group produces a by senior Theatre Major Jenni Smith. Kristin Krumanocker, Jonathan Kulp, year, the club has helped with over minimum of two major children's shows Under her direction the Players have Julie Kuyendall, and Deborah Ortwein. twenty Music Department events, ran a year in the fall and spring semesters, been rehearsing Monday thru Thursday The show is directed by Jennie Smith. tech for the Performing Dance as well as touring puppet shows and since October 31. Charlotte's Web will All of the performances this fall Portmanteau show and for Kutztown storytelling units throughout the year. be presented at KU on Saturday, will be held in Rickenbach Auditorium. High School's production of Guys and Sunshine Players was December 3, at 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM, Dolls. It has also supplied technical support to the Speech and Theatre Department shows: Marat Bade, Carnival, owcase a.nd Black Comedy. Socially the club has sponsored by Glenn Ehrhardt the Speech and Theatre department's Arts Editor semi-formal and club picnic and has taken its members to see such shows as "Showcase" is the last theatre Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and Jesus Christ group that will be profiled in this issue. Superstar. "Showcase" is a display of student talent If you are interested in any form that is already present on the campus of of technical theatre whether it be Kutztown. lighting, set construction, props, "Showcase is an outlet and a costume, make-up, or even the business release for the students,' says Eugene side of theatre, please contact faculty Huber, organizer of the event. This is advisor Robert Reinecke at 683-4400. one theatrical run event that does not place any pressure on the performers. Those who are involved perform openly invited to one night of auditions whatever they wish to and perform in held on Monday, November 14. On any style. "'Showcase' is exactly that, a Wednesday all those auditioning were showcase of student talent," added asked back for one night of dress Huber. rehearsels. The week concludes tonight The theme for "Showcase '88" and tomorrow, November 18 and 19 at is "A Vaudeville Entertainment" The 8:00 PM in Rickenbach Auditorium. show is a week long series of events. Any student wishing to perform was

Ron Demaio, Debbie Ortwien, and Julie Kuykendaol prepare for Charlotte's Web Mary

Once I believed you Letter to Christine Thomas Long forgotten. Breathless moments spent by But now, awake, Reach... The keystone to your side. Despair. My existence? I remember The mirror reflects Anonymous. The same form. Nothing but the words printed 1 gazc! upon a blank wall A shadov^ spawned in your Petulant beauty. On the leaves of Trying to see What Is radiance; So many forgotten tomes. From what is not. Admiring you. As you stand But from somewhere Subtly catching a glimpse of At that distance Where is Self? A human voice calls. Where, in this whirling And shatters the fragile surface. you. That never closed. Chemical vortex, hides Wanting to reach over and Blake Lindsey touch you. Blake Lindsey But, alas, I dare not disquiet ANODE your beauty's atmosphere. Dedicated to the artists who performed in Like a stone dropped into the the faculty recital on October 20. still waters.

Orpheus, that bard, would weep to Anonymous hear ...Kissing You I try to speak your name. Such blessed tones as graced my ear; Your Eyes, " But find my tongue unworthy. For, though his lyre bade Nature sing Like ice blue ponds is a peaceful Our trembling lips we press I long to stare into your eyes. And earth and sky with sound did garden. Together in a bond But sadly, I turn away. ring, Your Skin, Of Love, I do confess. Only in my warmest and most His graceful plucking seemed feeble, Like the softest silks the Orient has to To feel what is beyond yea. offer. This closed physical realm cherished dreams When I heard these skilled artists Your Hands, And feel each others emotions. Do I touch your dulcet beauty play. Like the grace of a dancer moving That kiss, like a captain, takes the And gaze ardently into your through the air. helm stunning blue eyes. Dear sir, you who stroked the keys so. Your Voice, And sails us across an ocean. And ladies, whose magic flowed from Like all the choirs of the world in To an island of Paradise silken bows. perfect harmony. Where the morning sky is blue Breathlessly, I sit by your side. Good sir, whose silvered tones did Your Beauty, As the blue within your eyes, Anonymous. float on air. Like a perfect diamond without a and the ocean reminds me of you. Wondering if you ever spoke All combined in one beauteous whole, single blemish to be found. Because you are so pure. my name. so fair. Your Scent, Deep and sometimes wild To make for us, ye lords of light, Like that of an armful of bright red But your eyes forever more A Day, to drive away the Night. roses in full bloom. Are as gentle as a child. Arion Teares

Peregrine Pickle Darryl Vartabedian Arion Teares

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STAFFED TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A interchange information with surrounding local These include: hall public address system, Eighty seven percent of the rooms DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK AND and state police agencies (when the need arises). university brief, posters, flyers, meetings, "The assigned to students are double rooms banked off SERVES AS THE SECURITY SCREENING The Department maintains an excellent rapport Keystone" student newspaper, radio and a central corridor. The remaining rooms are AREA FOR EACH HALL. Front doors are with federal, state, and county police agencies. television message board. singles, triples and quads. Common single sex locked from 2:00 am - 7:00 am daily. Investigations are conducted through the process Emergency announcements are made assigned baths are are located on each wing or of sharing intelligence which has proven to be an Most secondary exits have internal whenever deemed necessary by the Director of central to a single sex floor. 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Lock changes are ordered when students Within the Department of Public Safety housing. report a lost key. The staff supervises a file key there is a Communications Division which is b. Applicants names are added to the and master key system which is used to gain STAFFED 24 HOURS A DAY, EVERY DAY housing interest list based on the date the entry to a students room under special OF THE YEAR. The Communications Center Advanced Registration Deposit ($75) is received circumstances only. ret is a clearinghouse for reported activities and by Revenue Accounting. STAFFING OF THE RESIDENCE HALLS emergencies occurring on campus, the Center c. Applicants are offered housing The residence halls are staffed with can easily be reached by dialing 683-4001. Upon according to the date order list and asked to professional, paraprofessional and custodial staff AdiiiissioEiis receiving a report, trained personnel will confirm their intentions for on-campus housing members. All staff undergo a screening and immediately dispatch a poHce officer to the area by payment of a Housing Deposit ($100) by a interview process prior to official commencement by use of a two-way radio telecommunications specified date. This is also accomplished on a of duties assigned. Most of the professional staff 683-4060 system. Officers conduct both mobile and foot "first received - first served" basis until housing live in the residence halls, as do all the student patrols of the campus, 24 hours a day. There are spaces are filled. All applicant housing staff. Professional staff breakdown is: four central identifiable,' blue lighted emergency phones cancellations must be received in writing. office personnel, five residence coordinators, five Director of located at various areas on campus directly linked d. New transfer students are not eligible graduate hall directors and one housing office to ring into the Communications Center. All for fall semester housing consideration. intern. Student staff are as follows: eighteen complaints received by the Communication e. Minority and international students student head staff, sixty-five resident assistants Physical Center are thoroughly investigated by the police are eligible for four years of housing upon and one hundred thirty-five desk assistants. There officers. The Department of Public Safety, through satisfactory completion of all other aspects of the are 72 custodial staff members assigned to the its mobile patrols, foot patrols, and investigations, outlined process. residence halls. Facilities consistently enforces all of the laws of the Housing Eligibility - Incumbent Student Professional head staff receive 2-3 Commonwealthof Pennsylvania, including those a. Resident freshman (0-42 cr.) are weeks of training prior to fall semester and related to alcohol and other dangerous drugs. No automatically offered housing for a second year. periodic professional development (1-3 times per persons are permitted to possess alcoholic Payment of the Housing Deposit by the specified month). Spring training includes the ongoing beverages on campus, regardless of age, with the date reserves a space. professional development previously mentioned exception of certain presidentially approved non- b. Resident sophomores (42.5-72 cr.) and a three day intensive session prior to the student activities. Violators of the law are subject )f are eligible for on-campus housing during their spring semester. Training topics include but are to prosecution through the local court system junior year on a space available basis. A lottery is not limited to policies, procedures, referral and/or the university's judicial system. used to determine which students are offered systems, emergency systems, and fire/safety FACILITY ACCESS 'Sfety housing if the number of available spaces is less training. Kutztown University is a public than the number of sophomores indicating their educational institution. The athletic and library Student staff receive one week of interest in housing their junior year. facilities along with the cultural enrichment intensive training prior to the opening of the 683-4002 programs and various other activities such as c. Resident juniors and seniors are academic year, in addition, topics pertinent to movies and concerts are open to the general eligible for on-campus housing only if all each hall are covered during weekly staff meetings public. There are, however, various areas of the underclassmen desiring housing have been as ongoing in-service training. campus which are posted in a manner prescribed offered and assigned. Custodial personnel are clearly by law to serve notice to persons not to intrude, d. Graduate students may be assigned identified in each building with clip-on badges. under penalty of law. These areas include, but to housing during summer sessions. Other maintenance personnel and outside are not limited to, hazardous and/or utility areas, Housing Agreement and Assignm£nts contractors are required to wear ID badges which residence halls, and academic buildings which a. All students in residence must have authorize them to work within the residence are closed after normal operating hours. Students on file a completed housing agreement which halls. are required to have appropriate departmental spells out the terms of agreement between the STUDENT NOTIFICATION OF authorization to be in any academic building individual and the university. UNIVERSITY POLICY AND PROCEDURE after closing and such authorization must be b. All students in residence must Each student is issued a copy of "The cleared through the Department of Public Safety. maintain an academic minimum of 12 credits Key" or the "Addendum To The Key" annually. during an academic semester. "The Key" contains information regarding The Keystone, Nov. 18,1988-13 KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY CRIME STATISTICS REPORT FOR: 1985.1986,1987 pearing a As reported to the Department of Public Safety. 1985 Total Number of Students 6252 fabler [romp feviewi Number of Students Living on Campus 2529 Total Number of Faculty & Staff 640 tieir pa 1986 Total Number of Students 6647 Number of Students Living on Campus 2594 "This is the only band any of us think we realize it's time to straighten Total Number of Faculty & Staff 670 have ever been in," says UB40 up and get it right, and see if we're really saxophonist Brian Travers. "We've any good." 1987 Total Number of Students 6843 known each other since we were kids, Interestingly, LTB^O is less Number of Students Living on Campus 2563 and we all started playing at the same preoccupied with socio-political issues Total Number of Faculty & Staff 710 time. So it stands to reason that with that Rat In The Kitchen or 1984's Geffery every album, we learn a little more, and Morgan. While the pointed commentary '^Statistics based on population during Fall Semester of each respective year. we feel more confident, more of "Contaminated Minds" or "Matter of comfortable. We're learning to leave Time" will sound familiar, other songs, OFFENSES: 1985 1986 1987 things out rather than put them in; quite like "I Would Do For You" and "Where Offenses/Rate Offenses/Rate Offenses/Rate simply, the band is getting better." Did I Go Wrong", are more personal Homicide 0 0 0 0 0 0 UB4:0 , the eight piece British than one might expect from a band Rape 0 0 1 .13 0 0 band's seventh A&M album, is proof whose earlier material concerned itself Robbery 0 0 0 0 0 0 positive thatUB40 does indeed get better with South Africa, world starvation, the Assault 4 .58 3 .41 9 1.20 every time they go into the recording evils of hard drugs or the plight of the Burglary studio. It hasn't always been easy, and working class. Theft (except vehicles) 79 11.61 141 19.31 162 20.16 this time, UB40 has pushed through "Up until now, we've kind of Motor Vehicle Theft 0 0 1 .'l3 2 .26 some serious adversity to produce what scorned love songs," Travers explains. Arson 0 0 0 0 0 0 might be their most mature work to "The attitude was, 'Well, who's gonna Forgery 1 .14 1 .13 4 .53 date. write them - who's gonna actually Fraud 22 3.23 0 0 0 0 UB4:0 is the band's first album commit themselves to writing a love Stolen Property-Receiving, 2 .29 6 .82 3 .40 of all-new original material since 1986's song?' Perhaps we're a little more Possessing, Buying Rat In The Kitchen . In between came a sensitive to other people's feelings after Vandalism 33 4.85 68 9.31 101 13.46 live album, UB4:0 CCCP , recorded in all that's happened, and we've allowed Weapons-Possession, 0 0 0 0 0 0 October, 1986, during their two week, our own feelings to show instead of Carrying 12 concert trip to Moscow and Leningrad shielding them behind this macho Prostitution 0 0 0 0 0 0 in the Soviet Union; during which they bravado...We grew up enough to write Sex Offenses (Not Rape 0 0 0 0 3 .40 reached a combined audience of 96,000. different types of songs." or Prostitution) In another extraordinary development, LIB40 also marks a new chapter Drug Violation 4 .58 2 .27 0 0 a deal was consummated with in one of the group's most successful Gambling 2 • .29 0 0 0 0 Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga, the official partnerships, with the Pretender's Driving Under The 0 0 1 .13 2 .26 Soviet record distributor, for distribution Chrissie Hynde. Hynde, who dueted Influence of Rat In The Kitchen . To be sure, UB40 with Ali Campbell on Sonny and Cher's Liquor Law Violations 73 10.73 101 13.83 49 6.43 has had an interesting couple of years - "I Got You Babe" on UB40's Little Public Drunkenness 10 1.47 6 .82 15 2.00 but none so eventful as 1988. Bagariddim EP, returns on the new album Disorderly Conduct 52 7.64 75 10.27 51 6.80 "We've had a pretty strange with "Breakfast in Bed," and oldie Vagrancy 0 0 0 0 0 0 year," says Travers, and that's putting it written by Americans Donnie Fritts and All Others 31 4.55 67 9.17 75 10.00 mildly. Before UB 40 - James Brown Eddie Hinton. Dusty Springfield fans (drummer), brothers Ali and Robin may recall that singer's version of the Note: RATE IS BASED ON CRIMES PER 1,000 PEOPLE Campbell (vocals, guitars). Earl Falconer song on her legendary DMsfy/n Memp/zfs (bass), and Norman Lamont Hassan album. FALL 1988 - Population Statistics (percussion, trombone, vocals), Micheal UB40 has also prepared an hour- Total Number of Students 7,168 Virtue (keyboards). Astro (trumpet, long film on the occasion of the new Number of Students Living on Campus 2,496 vocals), and Travers - began work on LP'srelease. Directed by Travers (which Total Number of Faculty & Staff 735 the new album, bassist Falconer and his previous efforts include the video brother, longtime UB40 soundman Ray documentary of the Russian tour) and Falconer, were in an auto accident in titled "Dance With The Devil", the film which Ray was killed. features appearances by Chrissie Hynde Renaissamice f< sast successful, Needless to say, the entire and Robert Palmer, and, by way of a episode took its toll. "It's had a much thorough-storyline, connect the songs club looks hop^ fully at future greater effect on us than anything else," on the new album into one dramatic Brian says quietly. "We've always been narrative. The new material will also be quite lighthearted; we enjoy making heard on stage this year and next, as by Trina Johnson-Reiner this is the "four and twenty blackbirds music, but we've always been a bit UB40 has embarked on a year-long Features Editor baked in a pie" of nursery rhyme fame. cavalier about the other things. But world tour that will find them in America The subtlety for the feast was chocolate after losing Ray, I think we decided that from late July into September. T-he first Renaissance/Medieval chips and white icing inside a hollow if we're going to do this, let's do it UB40 with special guest to be society feast was held on November 14 egg shell. properly, for him" announced: in Deatrick Hall. After dinner there was a Date: Friday, November 25,1988 It's participants (many of whom stoning, a boffing tournament, and the "It's made everyone get serious, Time: 7:30 pm will be performing in the Renaissance singing of the medieval moose song. I think. We've been together since we were kids, and the early days of the Place: Stabler Arena Theater - Dinner on Dec. 3) were dressed as Dr. Scanzello, advisor of the band were like an extension of our Bethlehem, PA wenches, knaves, ladies, noblemen, and Renaissance/Medieval society and teenage years. But this has had a marked All seats reserved: $16.00 even religious figures. organizer of the Renaissance Christmas effect on the band; and the very least, For information or to charge tickets The basement TV lounge in Dinner and Faire, was present at the everybody's grown up. We're less self- (Visa or Mastercard) call: (215) 821 - Deatrick Hall was transformed into a feast. indulgent now, less silly and fHppant; I 0906 feast chamber, not holding the favor of Also present were the hierarchy some students passing through. of the organization. Eric Mumsom, the Medieval tablecloths and banners Senechal (President); Nancy Kensinger, adorned the area and each person the Chamberlain (Vice-president); brought their own medieval plateware. Heather Laswell, the Chancellor of the When the feast began, the lights Exhequer (Treasurer); and Ellen Ritter, were turned off and candles were lit. the Scribe (Secretary). Unable to attend This striking effect was extinguished was the Herald (Announcer), Hanz when the society learned that the Brandt. residence hall does not allow any open Eric Mumsom, in a recent flames. interview, expressed his satisfaction The main course consisted of with the dinner, "I thought the dinner roast duck, partridge, pheasant, and went extremely well, primarily based stew. Other dishes were baked apples, on everyones cooperation." wild rice, dried and fresh fruit, cheese The next activity for the society and bread. will be Christmas Caroling in medieval For desert there was a medieval garb. The members will be going door subtlety, which is something that is not to door singing period Christmas songs what it looks like. A classic example of continued on page 16 - see SCA 14 - The Keystone, Nov. 4,1988 Four scholarships in the amount A study tour of Spain, featuring visits of $1000 each are available for 1989-90. to the historic areas of Madrid, Granada, Eligibility: Any Pennsylvania Sevilla and El Escorial, wiU be conducted woman student in the Junior class who Dec. 27 through Jan. 12 by Kutztown TEACHERS ATTENTION: GLEN is interested in making a career in politics University. MILLS SCHOOLS is looking for or government or who is preparing to The study tour will be led by Adriana FOR SALE candidates for FULL & PART TIME teach government, economics, history Cortes-Hwang, assistant professor of positions working with young men in ESSAYS, REPORTS: 16,278 available! or an allied field. Applicants must forgein languages at the university, and an innovative, private school. We offer Catalog $2.00. Essays-Reports, 11322 possess a Democratic family can be taken for undergraduate credit an excellent benefit package. Idaho, #206XT, Los Angeles 90025. Toll background or be an active participant or no credit. Counselors, teachers, and coaching free (800) 351-0222, Ext. 33. VISA/MC in the activities of the Democratic Party. For further information and a positions available. Students interested or COD. Deadline for applicaitons is registration form, persons should in an internship with GLEN MILLS April 15,1989. contact the office of Continuing SCHOOLS are also being considered. FOR RENT: One person needed to share Interested female students can Education, Old Main, Kutztown Send resume to: GLEN MILLS a nine room house with two other pick up an application from Diane in the University, Kutztown, PA 19530 or call SCHOOLS: Box 1054; Concordville, PA roommates. Very close to campus, Financial Aid Office or by writing to the office at 683-4250. The registration 19331 or call (215) 459-8100 or (215) 358- reasonable priced, washer and dryer, Barbara Bruno, 2090 Potts Hill Road, deadUne is Nov. 18. 9243. heat included. Freshly painted bedroom Etters, PA 17319. all to yourself, with a balcony. Available Kutztown University will join 2 GIRLS LOOKING FOR 2 as of November 1st. Call 683-3651 and Kutztown University will the nation in the celebration of American BEDROOM APARTMENT: For Fall leave your name and number. conduct a field study trip to the Florida Education Week Nov. 13 through Nov. 1989/Spring 1990. Call Jaclene/Jen 683- Everglades and Keys Dec. 27 to Jan. 16. 19, Debra Houser, president of the KU 6251. WORD PROCESSING SERVICE: for Led by Albert F. Answini, Chapter, Student Pennsylvania State resumes, theses, reports, etc. Includes associate professor of biology, the study Education Association, announces. ON-CAMPUS TRAVEL spelling accuracy and help with trip will focus on the study of birds, Houser said the week's activites REPRESENTATIVE OR punctuation. Call Faye at 944-9901. especially water birds, in southern will involve education students and ORGANIZATION NEEDED to Florida, marine ecology off the Florida faculty and will focus on the theme, promote Spring Break trip to Florida. Keys, marine invertebrates and the "America's Schools: Invest in Your Earn money, free trips, and valuable geology of the areas. Future." work experience. Call Inter-Campus The course. Biology 290, will "Every student and citizen has Programs: 1-800-433-7747 CAMPUS REPS NEEDED: Earn big offer three semester hours of a stake in the quality of the public commissions and free trips by selling University Announcements undergraduate credit, and is open to schools," Houser stated, adding: Nassau/Paradise Island, Cancun, both science and non-science majors. "American Education Week presents an Mexico and Ski trips to Vermont and The Chris Hous Choir Extended camping trips through opportunity for students and residents Colorodo. For more information call toll rehearses every Sunday (before the noon selected areas of Florida will serve to to see and hear how well their past free 1-800-231-0113 or in Ct. 203-967- mass), 11 a.m. in the Chris House investigate the ecology of specific investment in the pubHc schools has 3330. Lounge. If you attend noon mass, at the terrestrials, fresh water and marine benefitted the communities in which Chris House, you might want to join the habitats and floral and fauna they live." choir and lead the hymns (or hers) systematics. Invitations have been sent to SPRING BREAK TOUR PROMOTER singing during mass. The choir is also For further information and a faculty and administrators to join the - ESCORT: Energetic person, (M/F), to preparing for the Christmas Mass on brochure on the course, persons should celbration of AEW. The chapter also take sign-ups for our FLORIDA tours. December 11th. Come join us. contact the Office of Continuing will provide each faulty member with a We furnish all materials for a successful Education, Old Main, Kutztown red pen commemorating American promotion. Good PAY and FUN. Call Scholarship awards from the University, Kutztown, PA 19530 or call Education Week 1988. CAMPUS MARKETING at 1-800-777- Pennsylvania Federation of Democratic the office at 683-4250. Ameican Education Week was 2270. Women, Inc. PROGRAMMERS A COMPUTER SUPI

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ACTION GROUP OF KUP you a Members Credit Card at arranging summer internships for oncewithNOCREDITCHECK. The Kutztown University pracital on the job training in PLEASE DON'T STEAL OUR Buy any jewelry, clothing, Pennsylvania government or pohtical FLOWERS FROM OUR FLOWER Alumni Association announces the Sixth Annual Senior Breakfast in sporting goods, watches, elec­ offices. BOXES. honor of graduates. Personal Any Pennsylvania student ADAM AND EVE tronics & MORE! Ail with in­ invitations are being sent to seniors enrolled, for at least one semester, as an stallment payments out of our who will graduate in December. undergraduate at an accredited college STUDENT EMPLOYMENT The breakfast will take place "Giant 100+ Pages Catalog." or university, or any non-resident at an POSITIONS AVAILABLE OFF- on November 30,1988 at 7:30 a.m. in Take 12 months to repay. Your accredited Pennsylvania college or CAMPUS: The Literacy Coucnil of the South Dining Hall. 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The Allentown Chapter of National Organization for Women (N..O.W.) is presenting a benefit film-f est on Friday Dec. 2, 1988 at 8:00 PM at the Open Space Gallery located at 808 Hamilton ookstore Mall in downtown Allentown. 26 South Whiteoak Street, Kutztown, PA 19530 Phone 683-3790 The feature film will be "Desert We buyback used textbooks all day every day Christmas Gifts & Cards Hearts", a celebrated romance Cassettes and CD's Sterling silver jewelry directed and produced by Donna Posters Deitch. Kay Weaver's "One Fine Backpacks KU Clothing Day" and "Take The Power" will Cliff Notes Greeting Cards also be shown. Books Gifts A $6 donation at the door Keith Haring T-shirts includes both entertainment Party supplies Kutztown Birch Beer and refreshments. Paper by the pound Ifyou would like more information about School supplies Friendly service this event, or about other N.O.W. 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and later will enjoy a small party. ^Ccdgcrow ^Pfops The group's constitution is ^:^c^a^ yfl'6(Ai~ presently before the student government. With hope, they will Q o I ex KJ E approve the constitution and give the society an official university Cherishabtes organization status. YOU CANT Pottery, Jewelry, Frames, If this happens, the group will Prints, Kaleidoscopes, & JUDGE A BOOK look for a more permanent place to meet. Other Unusual Gift Ideas. At the moment, they gather in the Gift Baskets Made to Or- BY ITS'COVER... concourse of Old Main, at 7 pm on der & We Will Ship Monday evenings. U.P.S. Eric Mumsom was interested in starting a local affiliation of SCA BUT WITH Christmas Goose (Society for Creative Anachronisms) A Festive Shop Full of because he has been involved with this FASHION, Holiday Treasures Includ­ nationwide group for four years and CLOTHES ARE ing Music Boxes and Lim­ wanted to continue his involvement ited Edition Santas. while at school. THE • Kutztown's Medieval Society is Jessie's Corner considered the "Household of VOCABULARY Falconmere" by SCA. It is governed Greeting Cards, Dollhouse under the SCA shire of "eisenthal", in Miniatures & Handmade the Allentown, Bethlehem area. Children's Clothing Eric stated that the short term WE SPEAK YOUR —LAVA WAYS ACCEPTED— plan for the group is to gather people who want to attend the Pensic War near LANQUAGE Butler, Pennsylvania. This is a week And We Are Happy To long SCA camping event that draw^s Introduce Our Newest Shop: KUTZTOWN nearly 5,000 people every August. 309 W. Main Street The long term goal for this rising ^'Limited Editions" group is to hold its own kingdom event. 683-8117 Numbered Prints, Paint­ To do this, the members would have to ings and Original Artwork reach a point of enough experience to DORNEYVILLE host feasts and events for kingdoms Visit Us At: along the east coast. 3136 Hamilton Blvd. Rt. 222 • Kutztown Eric referred to the recent dinner (Across from King (Next to Burger King) as a basic event, but as the members HOURS: Tues.-Sat. 10-5:30 become more experienced more George) interesting events like bard contests and 683-8001 tournaments will occur. The Renaissance Dinner will be Open Daily til 7; Mon - Sat 10-5:30 (MoslwCard) Thurs -I- Fri til 9:00 held December 3rd. Information and Sat. til 5 Sun 12-5 tickets can be obtained from the Kutztown Alumni Association. M'J:..«WIMW..'y'HIBW»J»,Hffi'

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/ The Keystone, Nov. 18,1988 - 17 Tribute to the 1988 KU WOUK ckey team thought of a lot of places I would've Visnosky, Margaret Daly, Carol CNuf said on that one!!!) Kim Pharo by Paul D. Prelovsky rather been. Kennedy, Gail Lehman, and Lori Nicosia dancing on the van. Lisa, Gwen, Sports Editor The Bears defeated Millersville was tremendous. They allowed only 18 Margaret, and even Stacey DiMarco 1-0 in a thrilling triple-overtime contest goals in 25 games, a .68 goals against always seeming to get in front of the A little over two months ago I to advance to the State Championship average. Also, the team recorded 11 camera. "All Fired Up" blasting all the covered my first ever women's field game against (who else?) defending shutouts. time, the team's fight song. The parents hockey game. Little did I know that that State and National Champ Bloom. Lisa Marrelia and her 31 goals. coming down to cheer the team on. The game was going to be just the beginning The Bears lost 1-0 but played an She broke the single-season and career Kerr's, Visnosky's, Schanstine's, and the of a very special season, not only for the outstanding game. It was a wonderful record with her 53 total goals. Schultz's. They were all great as they team, but for myself as well. display of character and pride exhibited The PC Championship game had a party for the team on Friday night. What will follow will be my by the team in that game. against Bloom. It was a classic. And last but not least, slamming the personal tribute to this year's Kutztown And then there was the NCAA Coach Stoudt pacing the door of the van on my hand. University women's field hockey team. Division HI National Tournament. The sidelines and disputing calls with the I guess what I'll remember most After all, I've kind of gotten to know Bears played Messiah College in the officials. about this team and their season was the them pretty well after following their 25 first round and won, and then lost to The final roadtrip to Salisbury way they all stuck together on and off game season. host Salisbury 2-1 to complete their for the NCAA Tournament. Here I will the field. That is very important and This year, I've seen them win, season. remember... this team really was a solid unit together. and seen them lose. And I've even seen Yes, this was a very special Being the only guy among 20 They had a lot of pride, character, them tie. I've witnessed all the laughter season. One for all the members,- women. (It was greati) Lisa Marrelia determination, and desire. That's what and joy they've had, and I've also seen coaches, and the entire university to be and her constant need for Chapstick, it's all about. them cry. I've seen it all. proud of. We finished in the Top Five in and food. Gwen and Lisa teaming up on And now you can meet the coaches, Their season was special right the country, and that is saying Margaret as she sat in brownies with her members, and managers of the 1988 KU from the outset as they racked up 12 something. white sweats on. Bubble gum blowing Field Hockey Team... straight wins to open the season. With What I will remember... contests on the van. Coach Stoudt won SENIORS: Margaret Daly, their 12 straight victories they were TheKU "NOGOALPATROL". while Lisa got it on her face and Margaret Stacey DiMarco, Gwen Kerr, Pam awarded a prestigious number one The squad led by Gwen Kerr, Chrissy in her hair. Coach Wesner's driving. Schanstine, and Chrissy Visnosky. ranking in the NCAA Division III field JUNIORS: AUison Atmore, hockey poll. Shelly Dawson, Connie Donnelly, Their number one ranking was Carol Kennedy, Gail Lehman, Sherry not only special for them, but for the Marabella, Lisa Marrelia, Kim Pharo. school as well, as it provided for a bit of SOPHOMORES: Tonya history. It marked the first time ever in Metz, Lori Nicosia, Rebecca Schultz, the history of the school that one of our Marguerite Stechler. teams was rated first in the nation in any FRESHMEN: Kristen Bucaro, sport. Carol Hibbits, Sabrina Hodge, Kristie The Bears' winning streak came Inman, Kim Mills, Jan Morris, Shayne to an end as they visited defending Mosley, Dorothy O'Bryan, Wendy National Champion Bloomsburg and Shugar, Gretchen Suhr. lost 1-0 in double-overtime. I traveled MANAGERS: Denise to see this one and was disappointed Bergey, Patti Roseman. not so much with the loss, but the poor HEAD COACH: Betty officiating and cold temperature. Wesner, ASSIST. Deb Stoudt. After four more wins to up the Congratulations on your record to 16-1, the Lady Bears hit a bit of outstanding year. I thoroughly enjoyed a slump. The slide started with a 2-0 loss being a part of it. I love you guys. to Division I power Rhode Island up Special thanks to Sports north. It continued with a 2-2 double- Information Director Pete "My Father" overtime game against Drew, and a 2-1 Katsafanas. Thanks for giving me a double-overtime loss to Salisbury. The chance and to go down to Salisbury to Bears closed out the regular season with cover the team. Imagine, the first five an excellent performance against minutes I ever met you you almost threw number two Trenton in a thrilling 1-1 Carol kennedy hits the ball to a teammate during NCAA Tournament action against Salisbury.me out of your office. Then, ten minutes double-overtime affair. later you gave me a job as feature writer Halloween weekend was spent for your office. You're the best "Greek". in Bloomsburg for the Pennsylvania I certainly do believe that I owe you State Championships. I could've one. Thanks again.

Some of the members of the KU field Senior Gwen Kerr makes a save to preserve a Lady Bears win in the NCAA's. hockey team at a social hosted by Salisbury during the NCAA Tournament.

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Kim Pharo does a pregame^od luck dance to the team's theme song, "All Fired Team members and manager relax on a Up" before a game in the NCAA's. sidewalk on the Salisbury State campus before the game against Messiah. Lisa Marrelia scores her 31rstgoal of the season during NCAA action. The goal gave her a school record 53 in her career. 18 - The Keystone, Nov. 18,1988 pion con

e reien in 198 lavaroni. Other teams to watch in the West are the Seattle Supersonics, Denver Nuggets, and the Portland Dallas Mavericks, and the Detroit The best competition in the Trailblazers. by Paul D. Prelovsky Pistons. In doing so, they accomplished Western Conference will still be the Over in the Eastern Conference, Sports Editor something no one ever has in winning Dallas Mavericks. the Central Division will again be three straight seven game series. The Mavs are led by Rolondo supreme as Detroit, Atlanta, and Have you noticed how all the This year, contrary to popular Blackman (18.7) and Derek Harper (17.0) Cleveland will all be good enough to NBA publications have predicted the belief, the Lakers are just as strong, and in the backcourt. Mark Aquirre, the contend. sudden demise of the World Champion although they don't have a "guarantee" team's leading scorer (25.1) anchors the The Pistons, last year's Eastern Los Angeles Lakers? Almost all have to live up to, they will be just as hungry frontcourt with Sam Perkins (14.5) and Conference Champions, will again be shot them down with the likes of new knowing it might be the "Big Fella's" Roy Tarpley (13.2) beside him. strong with Adrian Dantley (20.0) and Western powers the Dallas Mavericks last season. Also, they love the fact that Coming off the bench are James Isiah Thomas (19.5) leading the charge. and the Utah Jazz. they know they're "not supposed" to Donaldson, Detlef Schrempf, and Steve Joe Dumars (14.2), Bill Laimbeer Well, not me, pal. The Lakers win it. Alford. (13.5), and Dennis Rodman (10.7) round have proven themselves over and over The Lakers return with leading The Utah Jazz were cast into out the starters for the Bad boys of and are the team of the 80's. The "Back scorer Byron Scott (21.7) who's coming the limelight last season as they extended Detroit. to Back" World Champions will again off the best year in his career, and the the Lakers to seven games in the playoffs. The bench includes Vinnie show people why the purple and gold incomparable Magic Johnson (19.6) in The Jazz are led by "The Johnson, Rick Mahorn, and John Salley. will reign in the NBA. the backcourt. Mailman" Karl Malone. Malone The Atlanta Hawks were The Lakers last year became the The frontcourt consists of averaged (27.7) to lead the Jazz in the decimated by injuries last year." This first team in 19 years to win back to back Championship MVP James Worthy at frontcourt. Along side him were Thurl year, if all goes well, the Hawks should NBA Titles. That in itself is a tremendous forward (19.7), A.C. Green (11.4) Bailey (19.6) and Mark Eaton (7.0). be in the thick of it. fete. Now add to that the way in which forward, and the ageless one Kareem The backcourt duties are The Hawks feature high-flying they did it and you are bordering on Abdul-Jabbar (14.6) playing in probably handled by John Stockton (14.7) and Dominique Wilkins (30.7), who finished spectacular. his final season. Bobby Hansen (9.6). Stockton led the second in scoring behind Chicago's In winning their fifth NBA The Lakers will be strong off league in assists last year with (13.8) per Michael Jordan. Also, the Hawks have Championship in the 80's, the Lakers the bench with Mychal Thompson, game. Glenn "Doc" Rivers (14.2) and Kevin had to go seven games in each of their Michael Cooper, and new acquisition Off the bench will be Mel Willis (11.6). last three series, against the Utah Jazz, Orlando Woolridge. Turpin, Darrell Griffith, and Mark Atlanta acquired Moses Malone (20.3) to help out in the middle and Reggie Theus (21.6) to help in the backcourt. Both will prove to be good moves for the Hawks. The reserves feature Jon Koncak, John Battle, Spud Webb, and Antoine Carr. The Cleveland Cavaliers are no longer a secret in the NBA. This team, although still quite young, is molding into a solid young unit and is going to be He has been since birth. Yet, the 22 year "Greek" by his friends is currently the a force to be reckoned with. Paul D. Prelovsky old graduate from Overbrook School Sports Information Director here at The Cavs are led by Larry Lance Sports Editor for the Blind is still a competitor. Kutztown. It is job that requires a (19.1), Brad Daugherty (18.7), Mark Price Woodson is a courageous great amount of time, traveling, and (16.0), Ron Harper (15.5), and John Lately, there has been a lot of individual who doesn't ask for special dealing with all kinds of people. Williams (10.9) as a solid staring five. negative publicity thrown at the treatment. He practices hard just like Nine years ago, Katsafanas The Cavs' reserves feature Craig sportsworld. everyone else, and is always out there admitted to himself, which was the most Ehlo, Tree Rollins, and Darnell This ranges from the drug- giving it his best. He deserves a great important, and to others, that he was an Valentine. doping and steroid use by athletes deal of recognition for his pride and addictive, compulsive gambler. He Other teams to look for in the competing in the Olympics, to those in determination. needed help because he was destroying Eastern Conference are the Boston colleges all round the country. Also, the his life. Thus, it is fitting that he was Celtics, Chicago Bulls, and the New use of drugs by several national athletes selected for this award that was It has been a rough nine years York Knicks. in the NFL, NBA, and MLB. presented by Olympic Gold medalist for him, but when you talk to people It should again be an exciting Bobby Weaver. And then there are the problems who know him you'll understand why season for everyone to watch. and allegations stemming from probes Mary Cancelliere is also a very he was singled out for the award. Look for Michael Jordan to still and investigations in several universities special person. The former Bethlehem He has a genuine love for sports be soaring high above everyone else on cheating, recruiting violations, and Catholic and Kutztown University and all the people who deal with it. He and continuing to be the best all-around other problems. softbaU player was also cited for her hopes that he can help others who might player in the league, for Larry Bird to desire and determination to compete Yes, this is aU quite disturbing. fall into the same trap that he did, or still be the ugliest player in the league, while battling kidney disease. So it is refreshing indeed to see worse yet, into drugs or alcohol. and for the Los Angeles Lakers to something that warrants some positive She was first diagnosed as "I want people to know that I continue their purple reign over the rest publicity in the sportsworld that enables having the disease when she was 13 can help them," he says. "I want them to of the NBA. us to save face. years old. And although she had to sit know that whatever it is, drugs, alcohol, On Thursday, Nov. 10, at the out several times during her career, whatever, there IS help and there are Allentown Hilton, there was an awards when she did play she displayed people out there who want to help." dinner and fundraiser for the March of tremendous versatility at second base, This shows that not all Dimes that honored 12 people for their shortstop, and in the outfield. handicaps are physical. The "Greek" "Celebration of the Human Spirit." Even now she is exceeding some has shown that we all can rise above the Three of these awards were limitations. She bikes around 40-50 miles various trials and tribulations that face given to people connected with and runs three miles at a time s few each and every one of us. It just takes a Kutztown Uiuversity. Receiving awards times a week. Yes, there is a great deal lot of desire, pride, and dedication. were Pete Katsafanas, Jim Woodson, of character in this individual. Channel 69 Sports Director Rich and Mary CancelKere. Olympic swimmer Trina Radke Lerner presented Katsafanas with the Woodson, a junior at KU, has of Allentown presented the award. award. been a member of the Golden Bear Pete Katsafanas has also had to It was a stirring moment for all wrestling team. And although he won overcome an obstacle in his life. And who attended the affair, and better yet, orly two matches last year, if s the fact although it was not a physical one like for all who were awarded their citations. that he's even out there competing is the others mentioned, it is just as worthy Their tremendous character is truly admirable. to recognize. an inspiration to us all. You see, Jim Woodson is blind. Katsafanas, nicknamed The Keystone, Nov. 18,1988 -19

by Paul D. Prelovsky "We feel we can be very Sports Editor competitive in the league with Marty at center and Butch outside at guard," said The Kutztown University men's Binder. "We're starting with a good basketball team opens the 1988-89 season nucleus in those two players and will fill on the road as they travel to Garden in the spots around them. How well the City, N.Y. to compete in the Adelphi recruits and the returnees fit in will Invitational Tournament November 18 determine just how good we're going to &19. be." The Bears will take on Binder, who was a standout Assumption College in the opener while player and coach at Reading High Adelphi will take on NAIA's Franklin School, feels the good recruiting year Pierce College in the nightcap. will help his team. Head coach Rick Binder, who "The freshmen were told right was named Eastern Division and away that they would have an Pennsylvania Conference Coach of the opportunity to fill some spots," echoed Year last year, will try to get his troops the fifth-year coach. "Also, the guys to regain the form they had last year. who have been playing behind the Last year's Golden Bear squad starters are anxious to show what they finished 21-10 overall, 10-2 in the can do. What we have is a very division to finish first. They were also MM competitive atmosphere and all the guys the PC Eastern Division Champions are working extremely hard." finishing second in the State Binder feels his team will be Championship game. Marty Eggleston Butch Hills able to realize all the goals they've set The Bears' brilliant year was out and work very hard to achieve them. highlighted by the school's first ever to earn him a spot on the Pennsylvania be freshman Matt Flannery, a 6'5 "We want to make the league playoff bid in the NCAA Division II Conference first team, as well as the forward from Wilson H.S. in Reading. playoffs, which is the top three in the Tournament. ECAC South Division 11 first team. He Another freshman, Alex Jones, a 6'4 league. Once we get in the playoffs we This year, if the Bears are to v/as also named ECAC South Division forward from Elizabeth, N.J. will also have a chance to finish first or second regain the magic created last year, they II Player of the Year and the NABC and start in the frontcourt. and get the automatic bid to the will have to do it with some new Basketball Times had him on their The other starting guard NCAA's," says Binder. "I think all of personnel. NCAA Division II All-America third position will be filled by either 5' 11 junior those goals are attainable." Gone from last year due to team. James Ballard from Annapolis, MD, or The Bears face a brutal non- graduation are Maurice Williams, Hills, a 5'11 sharp-shooting 6'1 freshman Pernell Evans from league schedule before entering Charlie Chisholm, and Pat Tulley. guard, also from Coatesville, will handle Reading. conference play in January. This year's squad will revolve the backcourt duties. Hills, who Either way, both will see a lot of "I feel that that playing teams of around two seniors, Marty Eggleston averaged 13.9 ppg and dished out 99 playing time opposite Hills in the this caliber will only make our team and Butch Hills. assists while acquiring 47 steals, will be backcourt. better," he replied. "This way 1 can see Eggleston, a 7'0 center from looked upon for his leadership both on Binder's guards can all hit from how we'll react and I will get to know Coatesville is the main man in the middle and off the court. the outside which should open things mv players better before we enter the for the Bears and is a definite first team Hills is deadly from anywhere up very nicely in the middle for conference." All-America candidate. on the floor but especially from the Eggleston to do his thing. This should prove to be a very Last season he led the team in outside. Last season he shot 45% from Matthew Dennis and Doug interesting and exciting campaign for scoring with 19.3 ppg, and also ripped three-point range. Liptak, both juniors will be used off the the Bears. Last year, the team down 10.4 boards. He also blocked 108 He was named to the PC East bench to spell the starters. accomplished the goals they set out to, shots and shot a sparkling 62.7% from second team and the ECAC South Although the Golden Bears and if they do the same this year we will the field. Division II second team. return only two starters. Binder feels his looking at another successful season for His numbers were good enough After Eggleston and Hills will team will be very competitive. Golden Bears' basketball. ;aas!{oaas!ta;::a8S^ga >-^u.>'irA^'«M;iVMwmi;*».«iaB.jMt;^atiwj.mvM».iwTO^^ a

There are a few similarities between this year's men's and women's basketball teams here at Kutztown University. For one thing, they both open the season on the road. The men play in New York, while the women travel to compete in Lock Haven. Another thing they have in common is the fact that they both lost some valuable personnel and will have to work around it. Pam Dreisbach Melisa Boettger For the Lady Bears, the most Sherry Szczuka obvious change is the fact that they will the middle. Last season she totalled 5.8 sophomore guard Katy Tranguch from year coach. be without their leading scorer, Patty points and 5.2 rebounds per game. Hazleton. This year's squad will have a Gruber, who transferred to West Monica Charles, a 5'8 junior The Lady Bears will look to new look to it without Gruber, one that Chester. Last year, Gruber averaged forward from Pottstown, and Jonnell improve on last year's 12-11 record, 6-5 York and the women hope will be 17.5 points and 7.4 rebounds per game. Colliflower, a 5'9 junior college player in the division. But it won't be easy with successful. This year, head coach Tom York from Hagerstown, MD will fill out the the schedule they are facing. "We're going to be a lot quicker looks to two seniors and a sophomore rest of the starting five. "Our non-league schedule is than we were last year, and I think that for support. Look for Patty Blackman, a 5' 11 impossible, but that doesn't concern will help," said York. "I feel our offense Pam Dreisbach, a 5'4 guard freshman center from Waldwick, N.J. to me," says coach York. "What concerns will come with good defense and we'll from Pine Grove returns in the backcourt get considerable playing time off the me is the league, I want to play well in surprise some people." with her partner, 5'7 guard Sherry bench, and possibly to start later in the the league." Overall, York is optimistic about Szczuka from Wilmington, DE. season. This year, the Pennsylvania the season and ready for the challenge Dreisbach averaged 9.4 ppg and She scored over 1,500 points and Conference seems to be up for grabs, to he proposed to his team...to make the totalled 94 assists and 37 steals, while pulled down over 1,000 rebounds in her although Bloomsburg looks like the team playoffs. Szczuka averaged 11.0 ppg, 6.7 rpg, with high school days. That was good enough to beat. And should the Lady Bears do 72 assists and 70 steals. to earn her All State and All County "I think we're a contender for a that, they will accomplish something no Melissa Boettger, a 5'XI honors. top three spot in the division that would other Lady Bear basketball team has, a sophomore from Manheim returns in Also off the bench will be 5'2 put us in the playoffs," said the second berth in the playoffs. 20 - The Keystone, Nov. 18,1988 Dricle i: 1 11

by Paul D. Prelovsky connected on a 16 yard TD pass to Leroy Sports Editor Kinard to put the Flames back up 14-10. "We made mental breakdowns The Kutztown University offensively which killed us," said first football team ended its disappointing year head coach Barry Fetterman. "And 1988 campaign with a 36-13 loss to that's what has happened all year long." visiting Division lAA Liberty It was two crucial mistakes that University. spelled disaster for the Bears and spoiled But one thing about the Golden their upset bid. Bears, they didn't go down without a One of them came when Flame fight. Brian Wolf oik blocked a KU punt The Bears, who finished the attempt and covered it in the end zone season 2-8 losing their last six games, to put LU up 22-13. displayed an incredible amount of pride And with the Bears driving in and character as they hung tough and the fourth quarter, tailback Eric Werley trailed only 14-13 against the Flames (7- fumbled on the Liberty two yard line 3) at half. which spoiled the drive. The Bears got on the board first Although the final score was as linebacker Mark Cisik disrupted a 36-13, it wasn't truly indicative of the Liberty punt attempt with the Flames in kind of game the Bears played. their own end. "I think overall we played pretty The Bears were unable to move well considering the caliber of the team the ball, however, and had to settle for we played," said Buchman. "Everyone Sorin Raceanu's 34 yard field goal which Fullback Joe Svede rumbles through for some of his 67 yards. gave a great effort, we just didn't make was golden to put KU ahead 3-0. the most of the opportunities we had." The Flames took over and receiver Ike Logan for an eight yard KU tackle Scott Agnew covered Werley explained, still visibly moved the ball the length of the field score. a Liberty fumble at the 28 but the Bears upset after losing the fuinble, "We until Todd Hopwood intercepted LU The Golden Bears came right were unable to bolster any offense and wanted to prove to people that we do quarterback Paul Johnson's pass at the back as they engineered a magnificent had to settle for a 38 yard field goal have a good football team, even though one yard line to stifle the drive. 13 play 77 yard drive culminating with attempt which failed just short. we didn't show it all year long." The Bears were unable to move a Greg Buchman pass to freshman The Bears also gave up the ball And they did. This team the ball and in effect hurt themselves as sensation Mark Steinmeyer for a two as Buchman fumbled on his own 49 and showed a lot of pride and character in they were also victimized with a partially yard score. Liberty took over. their effort and should be commended. blocked punt to give the Flames the ball The Ball exchanged hands The Flames, however, made the Not only for this last game, but for their back in good field position. several times during the game offering most of their opportunity as a few plays efforts all season long. Johnson later found wide opportunities for both teams. later Johnson,(10-18, 153 yds, 3 TD's) Lady Bears finislh. season 18-5-2^ an en s crO'Ss T team )i¥ision III to compete im by Paul D. Prelovsky NCAA's Sports Editor hy Paul D. Prelovsky The Kutztown University Sports Editor women's field hockey team had their dream season end one weekend earlier The Kutztown University than they had hoped for. But, however, men's cross country team has that doesn't take away the fact that they had an outstanding season. achieved another first. They have The Lady Bears, who finished received one of the at-large bids the season 18-5-2, lost to Salisbury State CO appear in the NCAA Division 2-1 in the South Regional Final in the [I National Championships. second round of the NCAA Division III The Championships will National Field Hockey Tournament. De held Nov. 19 at Mississipi The Bears, who were ranked fifth at the time, took on ninth-ranked College in Clinton, Miss. Messiah College in the first round of the This marks the first time NCAA's. t in the school's history that the After a Kristie Inman goal with sntire cross country team has been 3:49 left in the first half, and a Messiah invited to compete in the National goal in the second half, the game ended regulation play tied 1-1. Championships. The game was forced into three The Bears, who finished additional 10 minute overtimes in which Lisa Marrelia defends against Salisbury player during game in NCAA Tournament. fifth in the Eastern Regionals, there was still no scoring, forcing the were awarded one of the at-large game to be sent into penalty flickoffs. Final against host Salisbury, who unassisted as she put one home with After the first round of flicks defeated Ohio Wesleyen 4-0. just over 10 minutes left in the game to oids due to their outstanding both sides were even again, this time The Sea Gulls, who finished send the Gulls into the Final Four against performance all season long. with two scores a piece. Lisa Marrelia third in the NCAA's last year, and won Trenton. Also, the fact that they compete and Jan Morris rattled the cage for KU the title the previous year, are no With the loss, the Bears' season in one of the toughest regions in while Heather Suessmuth and Kim strangers to tournament play. They is completed as they finished in the Top the country. Reichart tallied for Messiah. took a 1-0 lead on a Michelle Ghezzi Five in the country ALL SEASON long. During the, second round, goal with 12:53 left in the first half. That included a tivo week stay as the The squad is led by senior Marrelia again was golden as was Kim The Bears tied it up with only number one team in the country. Eric Galosi, juniors George Mills for the Bears. Only Reichart was three minutes gone in the second half as So, even though the season is Albright, Mike Ryan, Bart true for Messiah so the Bears took a 4-3 Tonya Metz drilled it home off a feed by completed, and no, the Lady Bears didn't Wasiolek, and freshmen Matt advantage in flicks. Gail Lehman. win the National Championship, they Henry, John Black, and Keith The Bears were awarded the 2- Jill Stewart, the Gulls' second- did have an outstanding season, one for 1 win and advanced to the Regional leading scorer got the gamewinner all of them and us to be proud of. Dieterle.