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Vol.. 61 ! Number 6 IjE Millersville University Oct.. 26,1988, nn Millersville , PA 17551 I tr . t ' Millersville University's Student Newspaper Since 1926 , $52$ tuition break is approved Sexual harassment State budget allowsfor the cut next semester reviewed on campus -- - HARRISBURG (AP ) The education to the citizens ofPenn next semester.. The new money The supplemental appropria- " " ' state completed its budget, and a sylvania at an affordable cost , boosts the system's appropri-¬ tionsons also include $14.1$ . million Administration vows to have it stopped $52$ tuition break is coming next said F.. Eugene Dixon Jr.. , chair- ations by 1.5. percent. . for educational equipment for all ' spring for MU man of the system's board of The supplemental budget sections of higher education.. Of students and BY JEFF S.. GRIFFIN want behavior to stop.. And I students the 13 ¬ trustees.. passed by the General Assembly that , about $3.1$ . million is - " at other universi- ear News Editor want the behavior to stop , ties in the State System of Higher In the budget Casey signed in includes $3.8$ . million for main- marked for state system institu-¬ said Patricia Hopson-- June , the state system received the tions.. ' Education , officials announced. . tenance projects that require Gone are the days when Shelton , director of MU's is $307.2$ . million , a 4 percent $ . The fourteen The cut for next semester universities to provide $1.9 universities in the students had to stay silent a-- Affirmative Action Office , increase over last fiscal year.. is . : possible because the system It million in matching funds , $1.5$ state system are Bloomsburg , bout sexual harrassment on the office responsible for received 443$ . million in the now getting $311.6$ . million. . for library enhancement, and California , Cheyney , Clarion , Millersville University's' ca- investigating harassment ca- supplemental budget Gov.. Robert At itsts July meeting , the $250,000$ , for the McKeever East Stroudsburg , Edinboro , - ' In mpus.. ses.. P.. Casey signed Oct.. 14.. system's board raised tuition by Environmental Learning Center, a diana , Kutztown , Lock Haven , " $150$ to $1,065$ , , , - For MU's' "The additional funds allow the per semester but multipurpose facility in Shady Mansfield Millersville, Shippen-- A new sexual harrassment administration to - said , take a active state system to maintain its mis any supplemental funds Lake used for environmental sburg Slippery Rock, and West sub-committee- has formed -- part in sexual would allow a reductionreduc on for education. . . harassment issues , Hopson-- sion of providing a high quality the Chester. the -¬ - under the guidence Mil Shelton lersville University's' Com- said students and others ¬ - " being sexually " " ' ¬ har- . . ' " . . . ' . Status . on the . mission ofofWo-- . . Wo ' . ' . ' - . assed should ' ' . report the inin- . . -- - ' , men to educate students a- : . . . . . , . . ", . . cidents promptly to her , ; !. bout their legal rights and . . , . . . . 4. S ; ; office.. i.< . . : ; to have the G what they can do : ,

" . . - . - . harrassment stopped.. "I" would encourage people to bring sexual harassment to " ," "It will not be tolerated the attention of the ¬ x - admin- : . Cross , the " " . . ' said Doris . . . sub . . : ; . . : istration, she said.. "We will . : : , - . . : " " . . . . ' , . , , . committee chairperson "this " - take means to stop . . % it" : , . . university wants to move , : " , ...... " ahead and there is no place Hopson-Shelton- said the .; " . . ' ¬ . . . for it here.. ' . university's sexual : . . . - ' . haras ; . " . . . I " - . . . era . . . . .fj :c. . . . - . . . ' . 1 " . sment policy was ini ated W df ) x. initiated - , .7/. ;; - . " , . - - ' . " Cross said the . ' , . ' '' ", .rf '! / " MU's the Human , ., . ' Resources ' ' . n '. . ,- ' . . - F"\ . - . . " goal is to . mittee's main sub . \f- _ < r ' f' ' . ' Office a ' ; , ''i' '' ' in accordance to " , ' ' - ' _ ; . ' . " - iS : : examine the sexual . Jl'i . - ' extent of . , : , . . ., ' : sectionsec on the 1964 Civil . ' of . . " - : P _ ' "" ' : -_ : ' ' ' ' .f'f. : _ _ I'.1"' " -'i' on Millerville's : . : ' harrassment ; " . ' : ; ;' _ Rights Act. ,. ;i " campus and provide the ' &a& 'B.- > ¬ - s.. , s r administration with sugges- The university defines sex ; 1 " ; = tions to prevent it. ual harassment as "unwel-- ; " "They (administration ) just See Sexual p.. 7

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, SnapperphotobyMwiaMauroAssociaseNewsEditarSnapper photo by Maria Mauro , Associate News Editor MA MV . ; issues , ° addressed . - : '" " " - ' , ------. - , , Dr.. Edward A.. Thompson sttssits behind tiars' as telieiiiakes'makes 'callsafs'" Council" , raised aboutal> out $$4,600, for the March of ' . - - ' - - - ' ------to raise his $400$ bail. The - - , sponsored by Greek ' shown is Emma Yeager whose bail was $$300 ? Also BY SARAH SHIRK - botham holds- honorary degrees Jail StaffStcffWriterWriter from: more than 50 institutionsinstitu ons The Honorable A.. Leon and has taught at the law schools , , , and ' ' Higginbotham and Dr.. Evelyn of Harvard Stanford Yale : University Michigan.. He Burke 'Education is critically important' Brooks-Higginbotham- inaugur-¬ the of ated Millersville University's' was also the vice-president- of the Status National Commission on Causes At Millersville Unviersity, James Burke, award-winning- television Commission on the of " and Prevention of violence. host , author and educator, Oct.. 111 to Women with a presentation tided spoke l a packed audience in Lyte - ¬ "Race" , Gender and the American Brooks-Higginbotham is assis- Auditorium on how society must be willing to learn more about the , ". tant professor of American his- technology advancing around them.. Legal System which focused on tory at the University ofofPennsyl-Pennsyl-¬ " " . minorities and women in America Burke is best known for hosting Connections"Connec ons, a PBS television ¬ and the discrimination both vania.. She has extensive publica- series which explored the evolution of technology , and another ¬ " " faced throughout history.. tions on race , gender , and reli- seriesseri s , "The Real Thing.. groups " At the Oct.. 10 speech, Brooks-- gion.. Also , she serves on many In his speech titled , "Mechanisms of Change : Do Lemons - " higginbotham said the American historical commissions and lec Whistle ?, Burke said that to prepare for the future , society must Constitution is based on the goals tures on gender and race in switch educational emphasis and start teaching information science.. of life, liberty , and the pursuit of America.. Changes in the educational system will be essential to the survival of The Commission on the Status society , he said.. happiness.. " "Unfortunately" , the goal of of Women at MU - claimed to be Burke said teaching must be made "the most socially desirable the first of its kind by Chair- " " " " equal opportunity for all must sstillll position, and "education is criticallycri cally important" for the success of the , fall under the category of Amer- person Doris Cross -- was first future.. _ ' business ," she announced in February , 1988 , Change is unwelcome , , ica's unfinished Burke said because it is initially perceived according to MU President Dr.. as creating problems , and society has always hindered technological said.. This inequality of the American Joseph A.. Caputo.. progress to some extent.. is composed " " Constitution can be traced back The Commission "People , in general, would rather fight than switch , Burke said , through English law, as far back of faculty , staff, and students and noting the introductionintroduc on of the printing press , originally opposed by , as Aristotle, - -¬ its purpose is to conduct and religious leaders who thought the wide availability of books would , and " " am said.. AllBrooksof these ruling sponsor thoughtful balanced "encourage free thinking. . - rigorous research on the status of Computers , in bodies and leaders sought equal promoting information accessibility , is changing the women at Millersville University, " ' ity for the male majority. . way we perceive the world, Burke said.. He added , "I can't see any "They" did not recognize wowo--¬ Caputo said.. choice to take but the information systems route.. men as constituent members of Burke explained the title of his lecture by saying that perception of the policy," she said.. jokes is dependent on making unexpected associations. . As an King , example, he told a joke in which a drunk at a party asks the Quoting Martin Luther host if - , " - lemons whistle. . Brooks-Higginbotham said "A- INSIDE. . . . " merica is a dream yet unfulfilled. ." - When he is told they do not, he says, "Then I just squeezed your " -1J: , " - , "there is still economic and e nuppr canary into my gin and tonic.. But 61tsppt ' social inequality for women and Burke's lecture, sponsored by Millersville University and Ferranti " ' photo by Mauro News Editor minorities , she said.. International Signal of Lancaster , was part of MU's fourth annual Snapper Mono , Associate in America According to Judge Higgin-¬ 2 Letters to the Editor Science Lectureship. . James Burke spoke to a packed Ljte Auditorium on Oct. 11.. botham, the reason for the failure of our country is internal decay.. 3 Vertigo -- The glories Prejudice , bigotry , discrimina-¬ of war ' tion , and violence keep America Students - jobs glut market from progressing , he said.. 4 Bloom County Referring to the slavery of the ' some jobs to $4.02$ . per hour , 19th century , Higginbotham said, 5 Student Senate (CPS ) -- The part-time- job mar- partof September.. students generally aren't available " from $3.61$ . , and to $9.22$ . for "He who does not learn the ket for college students is boom- Bohman and others thank sev-¬ during her peak Christmas sea- some other jobs , said student aid lessons of history will be doomed 6 Business World ing this fall , placement specialists eral trends for the boom.. son.. " ' official Richard Cons.. to repeat them.. This is the most have reported in recent weeks.. She cited a decline in the num- Maxwell's not the only one.. " " Raised minimum pay tends to serious threat to America , he 8 Students smuggle Job boards at schools as varied - ber of young people nationwide-- "There are increases every year" 4.6. added.. condoms timeas Kirkwood Community College creating a labor shortage for firms in the number of part-time- job be great news for about who , according According to - -¬ in Iowa, Miami-Dade- Community that have always hired college-- offers to students , said California million students the 1984 Foundation botham , MillersvilleBrooksUniversity 9 The End of the World College , Mississipppi State and aged workers --and even some State University-Long- Beach to Carnegie workers the Teaching has a choice between "civility" and - ¬ as causes placement official Tony Hodge.. for Advancement of California State-San Jose univer- corporate uncertainty of ¬ " " survey , work part-time.- . politeness covered with inactivinac v-- 10 Comics sities , Franklin and Marshall Col-¬ the job market boom.. "In New York , Bohman said , " " Other , more surveys hint ity" or a real change.. lege and the universitieses of Mary- Jane Miljer , a jobs admini- "the student population declined recent . that as many as seven of every 10 Beginning with the Commis. - 11 Collegiate Starguide land and Miami reportedly remain strator at Michigan State Univer-¬ 21 percent between 1970 and -- 8.4. million sion on the Status of Women at , sity , 1980.. There are just fewer collegiansor about full of listings for students who agreed some companies like ¬ " " people --work during . school MU , the Higginbothams chal- 12 Jail-n-Bail- - now avidly wooed , sometimes to "test drive"" a job by filling it college-age- workers. . people the year, said Anne-Marie- McCartan lenge Millersville to assess the fmd themselves weighing com- with a student.. The competition for them has of the Council of Higher past and move into the future.. 14 MU Men's' Basketball peting job offers.. Other firms are wooing stud- helped push up wages and , in " Education in Richmond , Va.. "What America someday preview Nationwide , "college" students ents more for demographic rea-¬ some places , left campuses them- The percentage may be even should be will make our country should be able to find plenty of sons.. selves unable to find enough " " higher.. At the University of different, said Higginbotham.. 15 Soccer part-time- and entry-level- full-time- In Long Beach , Calif.. , "no- students to fill their own part-time- Missouri at Columbia , student Higginbotham serves on the jobs , " said Vicky Bohman of body was applying for jobs (and ) positions.. work coordinator Judy Whitted U.S.. . Court of Appeals for the 16 Marauders suffer Manpower , Inc.. , the New I turned to the schools to locate To win student workers back " estimates as many as 80 percent , first defeat York-based- temporary employ- applicants , explained J.C.. . Pen- from higher-paying- off-campus- Third Circuit and his book In ' , ment agency which released a ney's JoJ Maxwell , who addedadd d employers, Arizona State ¬ Matter of Color has received Univer- - survey of such jobs the last week she did so reluctantly because sity raised minimum pay for See Part-time- p.. 7 several national awards. . Higgin PAGE 2 THE SNAPPER OCTOBER 26,198826 , 1988

Commentary . - -' . BwYl- tUL- P - , LETTERS] TO THE EDITOR C . . '' ,.. c 1 , ;'\ ...... ) -- . " /gA i , ' n. > get . . Nicaragua .. Let's out of... - / r - I ' , . ( ( To the Editor : run terror attacks at night against dictator Somoza. Somoza t ) r' Thr ' \ ", Nicaragua is farms , schools , experts in any controlled and personally owned ) ( , ' If another -.. . ' n . \ ' 0- ) / " ! the country andrestricted - . VietnamVietn , let's get out of there field of study that might help the most of t ' ' .r) r r- , r' n . , , the rights and freedoms , the centers drinking of "" n Look people medical ) at the mess we put our f" () f country through last time we water projects , bridges , road people.. The people revolted and (' ", n supported a war that the crews , etc.. The fighting between Somoza . skirmishes in the overthrew in 1979. , American public was split over.. armies occurs in " . " n "I"" r ) "'\ Since " 1"\ then the new government - - ' ... , , . .,...r-I (, : . A house divided against itself will mountains when a group of .c'c- n" . ' r ' ; " r stared many new programs in ( \!" '\ fall.. In the last isssue Sandinistas fmd the Contras.. 1'\' ,' .AI of The education , medicine , agriculture, , . " ) . , , the , the people like the Contras, Snapper staff writer Scott If and more.. These programsprograms were ) ( \ ) Garibay , wrote an article saying why do they go inside after dark, t n r1 set up to help the people , not to r \\t\ - , lock and bar their doors and . that Nicaragua is another hurt them.. Even though the . . wedge a pick axe under the door ? Vietnam. The article blatantly Nicaraguans would rather be left ' No , they are not afraid the --. implied that it is America's duty of alone , they are receiving aid from to fight the injustice in Nicaragua. . Sandistas.. The Sandinistas are the Soviet ' Union and being I think that we to fight down the road a few feet if want assulted by the U.S.. . CCMt itCtAtS injustice we should not support protecting the village. . The people " Mr.. Garibay, I " " war ask hope that before the "Freedom Fighters" that Mr.. do not want this . They you write more of that : Garibay glorified. . us to stop this war and let them conservative propaganda, you Mr.. Garibay leads live in peace.. I do not know this one to will take I the time to learn the facts . . : . t.K. . If believe that by helping these because I read it in some . . : " " on both sides of the story.. The - so-called- "Freedom Fighters;, we newspaper or government . Nicaraguans do not want us there --' will be helping the Nicaraguan bulletin.. I know this because I and neither do many Americans.. ! ' . trying to ' . people. WRONG This is far was sleep behind that Let's do both countries a favor ' from the truth.. The tactic of the barricaded door.. and stay out. We were given the Naming issues wont change them ( history guerrilla fighters Freedom A look at the recent of chance over two hundred years narrow Fighters or Contras) is to hurt the Nicaragua will show that America To the Editor : such a narrow perspective, backyardback ard where your future ago to grow as a nation the way namely terms ten year children and where youryo Nicaraguan people.. They are has not been concerned with the I would like to respond to MarkM rk in of will play not we wanted.. I wish we could do " . , . lay.. is brave soldiers fighting freedom and rights the people.. , Wolfs article titled, "Eat All You inteintervalsvals it will never stop. It financial investments That on a front of the same for . ' Nicaragua. " . slow . ; is the against a communist army.. Before he was overthrown , the Want and Still Lose Weight. Mr.. won't even down. What greed and this greed Andy Brubaker must be written about is the culmination over 90 years of Instead , the Contras make hit and U.S.. . supported the Nicaraguan Wolf , considering the severity of of your accusations thrown around holistic perspective of our time capitalistic apartheid. . Before haphazardly throughout your and the future.. opposing further decentralization . prematurely retrospective I assume that when you wrote, of American cities by proposing "' ' Invalid comparisoncomp rison to Vietnam commentary , a more appropriate "'You gotta fast car... :. reveals an end to farmland destruction . , . ' ' - , To : freedom from some colonialist paltry. Life is sacred Mr. title is warranted.. But enough another side of the 80's that we'll and split-level development the Editor ' ' ' superpower.. They are fighting a Garibay, and that's why we fight about that.. An underlying theme be reaping in the 90's if we don't consider the alternative.. America Mr.. Garibay , I found most of ' " the points in your losing battle to find a regime for principles.. SacrificingSacrifi ing one's present in this commentary is that slow down.. , you were speaking must voluntarily aggree to life' for high principles is , the pilght the city minority desegregation society in a time capable establishing a sound . noble Americans (presumably you are of of of Nicaragua/Vietnam/ article highly of . throwing youngmenmen into a writing about America because thatth t Chapman so when we live in a binational questionable and your economic situation and one that ' Tracy will "ensure" domestic tranquility"" meatgrinder for a political game you did not specify ) have become eloquently sings of. Since the nation.. This unfortunate paradox conclusions showed a defmite . : since the which may not even - help the excessively greedy over the past turn of the century Americans holds a bleak picture of our: future lack of insight.. for the first time even " . , one a While Spanish hit theth beaches. . The lack Nicaraguans gain the stability ten years.. You also suggest that have acted with the "immediate America especially if is the comparison of the " " you threat of war in Nicaragua to the of institutional continuity keeps they clearly need is wasteful and since this greed has really "kicked gratification" mentality that you black or minority , and it is going - " ' Nicaragua in turmoil, stupid.. I agree that we. may need in" that it is time to start write about; it did not start in the to take a hell of a lot longer than a tragic Police Action in Vietnam places like is' ' ,. way things may be loosely valid , the not lack of military support for to provide aidthatto protect them reconsidering some things.. This 80's and it has not reached full decade to change the group from less altruistic countries, but is not all together , maturity yet. are headed.. connection between the politicalpoli cal the latest of ' untrue " - liberators. . The we need to provide peaceful aid , it is not possibe to It is this "immediate Now I am a liberal, but your unrest in Nicaragua and the imed however.. to . . " gratification"" mindedness is doing problems leading to our own selfinability to establish a functional help stabilize the country . . .tear.. down our past to make mentality that has liberal not selfbureaucracy is the problem at Always try peace first Mr.. way for the now.. " We are isolated our black population in anyone any good.. Naming the struggle for independence from , without it even the Garibay, the gentlemen who prisoners of decisions made in the cities while the white eighties is not going to help England hand . is at best a loosely ; f .f. - , , . , :. . . , , , - falls like & foundedded.ourour country would have the , whether they were population lives in an things, change? it willwill only allegorical, one.. The Nicaraguans , tightest-fisted dictator liked past " . . ' " " -" : ' "house.of"c hurricane.. ourwanted it that way.. consciously unconsciously' \undisputably\Ul better environment. overgeneralize a brief segment of like most CentralC ntr.al. house of cardsfu in a or most " . American ' * , . . -- ' ' ' " ' . : , : - . " :' ' - ' ' ' , , ; , - ' , , :' . ". Liisty.-'r"don'tLastly[ , considerc Jsider ' f'; ' , : , ; RobertRobertKnowlanKnowlan ;. =" mentality , which history and will as you say states; are not fighting for Lastfy'Tf dont life made These decisions have This " helped to destroy our farmland unfortunately I am sure many perpetuate a .. .tearing. down of , and promoted, split-level- housing students on this campus possess our past in order to make way for , " . , development, to which you are so has begun to dictate living the future. , You University vehemently opposed.. You ask conditions for those for whom. have written off the police ' should be armed when it will all stop before Tracy Chapman has become the 1980's which still has well over a property.. We are not saying the arrested and convicted on charges , enough is too much.. My answer spokeswoman. I am sure that youoq. year left to it, presumably to To the Editor : . - " " . make way for the "future now.. University Police definitely of attempted rape, armed youto you is that, until people like are also opposed to HUD putting We are writing to take issue yourselfyourse stops p looking at historyhi tory in a housing project in your Joseph Polaneczky with the letter regarding arming could have found this individual, robbery, and several other violent but two or three more searchers crimes.. Millersville is no longer a the University Police , appearing . in the September 28 , 1988 issue could very well have made the small, rural college , it is now , of The Snapper.. The individual difference in turn preventing. an attracting many more people from writing this letter does not have innocent man from being accused a varied background. . -- ? of a crime he did not commit.. all the facts if he believes the - Sports cars fake or real If you want to take an - . University Police do not have A more recent incident occured economic approach to this issue BY J.. SCOTT' GARIBAY . carscurrently illegal in America under the federal reason to carry firearms. Police just . this August as he , StaffColwnnistStaff past in a suggests compare the cost Columnist. Wayne Silcox does not emission standards which were passed in the Chief dormitory. . An adult visitor to this of arming 15 officers to the . ' ' cost Imagine you will beautiful , 70's.. Federal emission standards are laws which need to play on the students campus loaded if a clear morning pulled a gun in the of a lawsuit against the university dictate the type exhaust a car can , . the sun rising slowly on the edge of the horizon.. of put out which emotions to convince any hallway on a young boy also for a student visitor or being You are standing on a long, wide desolate road, a in turn determines the kind of fuel a car will use unintelligent person of the need visiting the campus.. Although harmed while on campus.. and type scheme will slight misty haze rising graduallygrad ally off the cold what. of motor power a car.. for an armed our police officers were able to police force at , asphalt. Next to you , sitting low and sharp, is a Are , we going to wait until a Millersville University.. The control this situation , that will not Most of the exotic fact car.. , ; , sports cars built in Italy ( . The car is brilliant red wild extreme and . member the faculty, a student: , is , violent crime has alwaysal ways be the case.. The of been on the or an officer is seriously injured'' swooping lines make up its savage form, and fat occasionally Germany or Great Britain ) employ rise in the last few years.. University Police should Pirelli propel the remarkable twin turbos, superchargers , and dual or even quad not be or killed before we wake up to tires wait to ' . the exhaust systems ; components which simply " put in position of dealing with the fact that this university is not automobile forwardforward..very. . .very quicklyquic y.. do not As to the "unfortunate crime"" adhere to the strict engine this type of situationsitua ion unarmed.. beyond the reach of the violent limitations imposed on earlier this year that he makes You open the door, duck down (this car clears American cars.. Ass a re , . resultlt sports (Would you world we live in? The students American. car reference to , he is absolutely want to be in that the ground by only seven inches) and slide into a collectors . are being denied the chance to own and position ?) and faculty are made aware , correct.. An armed University When there is a firearm of genuine leather bucket seat.. ,A turn of the key drive only a small percentage ! some of the finest cars in the world.. involved in any incident , an _ of brings the beastb ast alive.. A deep ommousominous growl . Police Officer would not have outside incidents that occur on this " ' police department is emanates from the monstrous engine behindyoubehind you.. Now you might say, Wait a minutem nute , I've seen prevented that crime ; , campus.. are ' . however called to. assist.. This procedure There numerous they could have assisted in the can take violent and/or dangerous Ferraris and LanLamborghinisborghinis before here in precious time that is not / Carefully you shift info first, andnd let the clutch " ' " " search for the attacker.. As an always incidents that are not made America.. What you've seen are not "real" available in order. to out as you push down on the gas.. The engine ' unarmed police department , the public.. Therefore , the opinion . Ferraris and Lamborghinis.. They're fake.. These prevent a tragic ending.. Lancaster of roars, the tires chirp and the car slingshots ahead.. , cars are Lamborghinis which . Ferraris and have University Police cannot assist those opposed is based on . County has only two state police . four flat you've' gone from zero to In seconds. been , their true engines ripped out with any incident involving incomplete information.. ' neutered and sixty miles per hour. You're in second gear when - - ' , - ' firearms.. Our officers are cruisers on patrol and Millersville replaced with hooped-up V-8'sV-8's or V-6'sV-6's with you hear the engine whine at 110 mph.. With a ' academy trained and fully capable Borough has only one officer on In rresponsense to his final remarks trick fuel injection.. Don't be fooled into thinking smile and a flick off the wrist you pop it into third . of dealing with any incident that duty at night ; therefore , causing that a firearm1fearm does not make a this cruel engine transplant/vivisection/ is any and let it jet to 150 mph.. Fourth gear whips the arises.. Without the weapons , our extreme delays sometimes. . good police , we could solution to the problem.. Any car enthusiast worth officer not up 190 . face and " " officers had to street demon to mph. The rock his weight in salt knows that a "real" Ferrari or sit in their vehicles agree more.. However , a firearm you seeing stepped into you believe the . trees remember before you a If threat to our a police officer.. while a search was being can mean live . Lamborghini with the original flat 12 cylinder God safety is entirely " , this earth locked road rocket have now become a from external ' conducted for a criminal who . th re's still intended for it would eat one of these soulless , forces , let us not forget the Lori Rexroth blurring wall of motion and light. But there's a . phony .. A car without its proper attacked Millersville student , one more gear.. You snap the car into fifth1 th. The cars for breakfast Millersville student who was Lori Staub without ; just a few yards from university engine heightens its clean , constant howl and engine is like a diamond ring the diamond ------nice but obviously lacking. --- thrusts the auto out into no-man's-land.- ' - . The car nicebutobvi uslylackin ,. 217 the :- fJ . has maxxed out at miles per hour with The Koenig Competition is an intimidating . ttapp . , . I tachometer reading 6,250 revolutions per minute. . ' ( * : . . machine. car , tapt: ! It's the kind people like Tne Official Studen Newspaper of MiPs'svilleM ''sviUe University.. Since of r 1928 - at . station-wagon parents ) look and shake their _ (To put that into , a Bell _ perspective military _ _ _ . ' , heads. It's the kind of car which occupies Ralph Hughie combat helicopter operates at 6,6000, ' Nader's nightmares.. (The thought of 800 horse JANEEN NERLINGER , Editor-in-Chief- - BOBBY JONES , Assistant News Editor rpm's.' . ) All there is to do now folks is to letl t the EDWARD WHTEELOCK , Commentarymmentary Editor power in one vehicle probably makes Nader break DR. RALPH ANTTONENN , Faculty Adviser . Alpine stereo blare and wait for the sonic boom.. " in . ' " KATHARINE COSBEY, Assistan&CommentaryAssistant&. CoCommentaryentary Editor out a rash) But that's what a "sports" car is E. SHANNON HUBBARD , Associate Editor " " MICHELE BEAUCHAMP, FFeaturesatures Editor , folks, is a sports car.. The Koenig supposed to dpdo.. Racy automobiles are a "sport" , CAROLINE McBRIDE, Business Manager This . TODD J.. SUAREZ, Sports Editor Competition modified Ferrari Testarossa (a and no sport is completely safe.. However, that. MARY CONLEY , Advertising Manager . ' doesn't mean that you illegal. , JEFF GRIFFIN , News Editor H.. NAM TRUONG , Photography Editor 325000$ , , eight hundred horse power Italian make the sport a few months MARIA MAURO , Associate News Editor dream machine ) was finished just ago.. This spectacular automobile now represents Fast cars have been a valid American sporting the pinnacle achievement of styling , intricate tradition for decades ; considering this perhaps craftsmanship, and raw mechanical mastery which Congress should look into allowing the federal The Snapper commentary is open to of Millersville , , . Any ' section the views students staff and faculty. makes up a modem sports car.. But , don't get too emissions standards to be waved for exceptional , opinions or comments relating to campus, local , national, or international issues, or in response to any extraordinary sports cars.With. powerful Italian , interested ; because, if things remain the way they editorials , commentaries , or letters to the editor which appear in Commentary , or in response to the section are now , you won't' be seeing one of these cars sports cars costing anywhere from $60,000$ , (those anything appearing in -: , , , the News Features or Sports sections should be delivered. to our office in the anywhere in America. . are the cheap ones) on up, American highways Student Memorial Center basement by noon on the Friday before publication.. certainly would not be overcrowded with Ferraris Submissions: , should be typed , double spaced and should not exceed 1,000, words.. Please Include your ' The Koenig Competition , as well as many if they were made legal.. Wouldn't it be a little name and telephone number. . All letters must be signed by the writer in order to be printed.. The Snapper " " Lamborghini and Ferrari , the British TVR more interesting to see a sleek, black, "real" reserves the right to edit submissions for style , grammar , space , or other requirements. . models ' S coupe andd convertible , and all Lamborghini going humming by then another oneon Opinions expressed in the commentary section are not necessarily those of The Snapper staff.. series practically the Ashton Martin sports cars (all foreignforei ' ) are of those Japanese imports ? Thank you.. -

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, FaNTasTiC; - PacKaPacKaGiNGiNG , BUT Vertigo WHaT'S' INSIfit-JS- :: ' ? ae ' IT IaoeSNPoeSNrSNJrT . f On life and death , right and wrong . - Q SaY. BY . WHITELOCK - ' L EDWARD J. The wanderer , in the chorus of the song' , ' Commentary Editor ponders repeatedly , did William recieve a hero's burial.. Yet in this main question , there is an WelllwwWell haw do you do Private William McBride underlying question : Was it all worth it? Are the Do you mind iffifI sit here down by your visions and whims of kings and presidents and graveside ? parliments and corporations and other such And Ill['11 rest for awhile in the warm summer organizations (for a president is an organization sun, and don't' let anyone tell you different) worth the ' I've' been walking all day, Lord , and I'm blind sacrifices of human lives ? : xew nearly done.. The answer I hear over and over again is no.. And see by your gravestone you were only . I No , a man is not a machine of destruction.. No, . . 19 . a life is not expendable.. No, dying for someone . _ When you joined the heroesfallen in 1916, else's' vision is not heroic no matter what Well I hope you died quick and I hope you enlistment rhetoric may say.. No , Willie died clean McBride , it was not worth it.. Or Willie McBride was it slow and obscene ? Bogle does not quote Thomas Jefferson in his song , but he is definitely taking an opposite G "No" ' " These are the opening lines to Man's stance.. In' 1787 , Jefferson wrote"Whatwrote , What signify __ Land , " a song by Australian folksinger Eric . ? ' a few lives lost in a century or two The tree of . Bogle.. When I'm at home, alone , I like to put liberty must be refreshed from time to time with this song on the stereo and pretend that I wrote the patriots and tyrants.. It is its natural _ ' blood of - - _ _ it.. Sometimes I'll sit on the arm of my sofa with " ' - manure.. Jefferson's manure pile is now a an imaginary guitarbut, mostly I just lie back mountain made up of the bodies of millions of with my eyes closed and sing.. I ' I can't sing to . Many them , I am certain , , ' corpses. of would if Comparing views on save my soul , but that's not important.. What is they could, be questioning whether or not their the issues important is song to me.. I - what this does have blood has truly nourished anything. . BY DANIEL D.. WATERMAN create a NationalI Day Care Partnership , one that been moved nearly to tears on countless ' , - Bogle's wanderer finishes with a final works and all ." StaffStaffColumnistColumnist for all our families for our children. occasionsoccasi ns, both with or without my invisible question and statement , a statement of despair " ' ' ' " "Oh I'm sorry, I don't vote.. I don't understand "Itt will be administered by a new Office of Child , guitar.. " and hopelessness. . This , however , is the only politics , and I don't' know what issues the Care.. The premise of the song is simple.. A statement that can be made and this is what . ' *Defense & Foreign Policy : . ' candidates stand for or believe in. I'd rather not wanderer happens to choose William McBrides . tears to my eyes.. --" brings To those of you reading vote than vote on candidates I know nothing Bush "In terms of the national security of headstone from among countless others as a this column now and saying to yourself that " this Bush, ' about.. country I believe you make progress with the backrest.. Noticing the soldier's youth, he asks Bogle and I are all wrong, that wars must be Does this sound familiar ? Have you ever Soviets by dealing through strength and not questions to the stone, questions at first aimed fought weapons' " and must be built for the responded this way when asked if you were going weakness.. only at the young man below the ground but betterment of , I say this before I leave you ' ' " man to vote? Don't worry, you are not the only one "I strongly support SDI research , the MX later towards all humanity.. with the end of the song: You are wrong, dead - " ' who has ever faced this kind of embarrassing missile , the Bomber and Midgetman. . The wanderer asks if William had a wife to wrong, but it doesn't' matter.. There are too many ' B" -- situation.. Thousands before and thousands yet to Dukakis The most important responsibility remember him or if he is long forgotten , having of you and those that think like you.. Right or " " . come have and will have used this now classic facing any president is to assure the security of the no one to keep him "forever 19" in their hearts. wrong is not important in the face fact.. " The of response to the ultimate inquiry , "Who are youyo nation.." The wanderer then converses further, describing " " ' going to vote for? How unfortunate that in an age "I oppose any proposed new strategic arms the weather that William will never see and And I can't' help but wonder , no Willie of high tech communication and rapid news systems, including the MX missile , the drawing conclusions between the now that he is McBride, transmission , that most of the major important Midgetman missile , the - Bomber , the Stealth a part of and the then that William and his silent Do allall'those''those that lie here know why they died? " B , issues facing the American voter today is lost in a bomber, and SDI. companions knew.. Did you really believe them when they told sea of information and news service.. How ironic *FreeFreedomFreedomFightersJ m Fighters : " you the cause? that in an age where a knowledge of current affairs Bush--Let me be very specific: I intend to But here in this graveyard it's' still no man's' DidyouDid you really believe this war would end Bush , is essential for survival in a complexworldcomplex ' world , that help the freedom fighters of the world fight for land, " wars ? most of the major issues seem to be lost in the freedom.. The countless white crosses in mute witness Well the suffering , the sosorrow"OW , the glory, the scurry ofreporting all the news.. "In" the case of Central America, our objective is stand , " ' shames , With less than two weeks left in the 1988 not a peace that merely stops the shooting and ForForman'smans blind indifference to hisfellow man The killing , the dying ; it was all done in vain , , begin entrenches a beachhead.. Our main And a whole generation who were butchered presidential race it is essential that we to Soviet . For Willie McBride it all happened again focus in on the issues, that we examine the records objective is the maintenance and establishment of and damned.. ' And again and again and again and again.. and stances of both George Bush and Michael governments committed to freedom and " Dukakis, and come to terms withthe, implications democracy. ." " " of this major election. "What are the issues, and Dukakis-DjukakisD kakis--"As--"As president , I will end contra which ones do the candidates adhere ?' " you aid and join with our democratic neighbors in a , to Tithing god of the the television might ask.. Listed below is a partial list of some of partnership for peace and progress throughout " " - ' " , : ' " , . ! : . : & ' , .- , - ! ! ; . . , . . ; . , , - , . . , ' ' ' ! :. : . ' ' or * ;T.jl ; .j.v;; :; * - - : ' - . w the major issues facing the voter todayt i1aybasetf", : Ahiericasf'0nmCI1C&3ik S!'lfhJJ ' ,!' J" ; -i1; mSio-/,( j'.j'JI') '/ kNi ! + s i dt i.aa'ri"i ; "BYGAR-BY : --' RN()LD ' ' ' theater ;based " /3 ' ' " : " / . , - - . ; : : . . , " < < ...... , , - J ' ' J : - "> : . * > . . !& -- . .- . - . s . are . 1' v ' * - ' : > '. : \ ; . * \ ! :* ;; % ' ; : : ,. given situationsitua pn IIt }is a tool. Tools. neutral. .eac. : ; ' ' ' ' ' : . . \ ! ! 'u' ! ' -n \ . upop-quottupon quotess oftheofftlthe ,actual .cancandidateses .: ;: ; enl "-v.r.ii /f.i \i-P\ \y JfWtit&it&& ? "n\r. st - candidates' ' " GARYStaffV , " - , ' . , ! : ' : " " - ' 1' ) ... "' ' :- r . People are . A quick illustration, : Games don't . , " " BasiBusff-i1Tn'theB sl L"I'ni/-.ii'I'I *iithe' he on -W11o"vliotf " believesbe1i s itfttis-a: s ' "Atne: i'-' cSn4tinuefnt nueue to tithe their latest god with not ' " . , "y / taiif f ' "' ' ' " Ls kill people , but people kill people.. People enjoy : se LawI ; *Abortion : scandalnd to give a weekend furlough tto a hardenedh as much of their free time as possible. This George Bush--"I" am opposed to abortion - killer who hasn't' - even served enough newcomer wears many different faces and fantasy and I see no harm in that, but TV has an Bush even" addictive quality about it.. fear that some TV except in the cases of incest, rape , or to save the firsttime to be eligible for parole.. occupies at least one comer of most American' I " ' ' - programmers desire more than just programming life of the mother.. I support a constitutional Dukakis--"I support the furlough program homes.. Often, the central room in a house is " ' your television shows, but wish to program your admendment that would overturn Roe v.. Wade.." because'it's'its an important part of any modem and converted into a special sanctuary to honor this " " " . mind as well.. Depictions of , sex , and "I oppose federal funding of abortion. effective correctional system.. god.. Many people even arrange their furniture in violence "We" should streamline the adoption process and *Trade : this room to promote a maximum spirit of other distortions of reality are easily found on " , " cable TV or down the street at your local video make adoption a better alternative to abortion. Bush--"I oppose raising tariffs, but support worship. Although this god can be useful for Bush . " " --" , . store. Even "regular" TV indulges in the Michael DukakisDukakis--"I-"I will continue to support attempts to persuade other nations to lower their delivering. valuable information more often it is the decision of the United States Supreme Court in trade barriers.." used as a pipeline to pleasure.. This new god rules promotion of varying degrees of the ' " - aforementioned. . infects and Roe v.. Wade that protects the right of women to Dukakis--The issue here isn't' free trade the lives ofof-soso many people and they don't' even This new morality - pollutes impressionable minds in our culture.. Yet , exercise their own judgment with respect to the versus protectionism. . It may be necessary at times recognize it. Our latest twentieth century god has a The " ' this slow brainwashing . " continues. highly personal decision of abortion. . to impose some barriers to trade.. name-television- (TV). ' ' "I" support the use of federal funds for abortion Television is a relatively new invention. . The most popular babysitter of the 80's isn't " are services for poor women.. As can be seen from the above-mentioned- Composed of a cathode ray tube and a host of even human anymore Children placed before this even before , they can . *ChildCareChild Care : quotes , Bush and Dukakis hold extremely other electric components , TV has become a best subversive demon walk. " Hours are spent watching the the swirling sea of Bush-"My philosophy with respect to child different positions on most major issues facing friend to many pople.. TV adds some spice to the care isBushto put choices in the hands of parents and America today.. It is essential that we therefore otherwise dull lives of so many incapable' of colors and imbiling a poisonous potion of violent . grow up not in the hands of an all-powerful- state.." examine these positions intently and know the affording other forms of entertainment.. After a cartoons. No wondeer children confused " who ' in a society promoting such contrasting values.. "While the federal government should not be in stances of both candidates before we decide rough day's work , it can be extremely relaxing to ' ' - Still , the live-in- baby-sitter- is cheap and doesn't the business of imposing standards , it can'leadcan lead in we will vote for.. Keep these and other issues in come home, flick a switch and sink back into a helping determine what a good day care standard mind when you go to vote , remembering that the chair' as something else does your thinking for talk back to a mommy who has left her kids helping. " . a long nap is.. fate of our nation is at stake.. , you.. The burdens of the real world and all of its downstairs while she has taken " , upstairs.. DukakisDukakis--"We--"We need a president who will Note : all quotes were taken from position drudgery just melt into oblivion.. Ah;, such peace ! - , - is to provide strong leadership in child care , ' who will papers put out by the respective campaigns. . We escape reality and ride the rollercoasters of This eye-opening hard-line approach sure be offensive to some TV addicts, but there's' a real imagination. . , Like zombies, we sit before our ' o.rld and out beyond cable channels world. a real life the . god's holy radiation and become animated.. We and the VCR remote control buttons.. Get out and you want laugh.. We cry.. We experience terror.. We LIVE all ' Eat experience it.. The television god is bogus , fake , a again.. Our little god-in-the-box- - - supplies our . ' make defecit of an emotional life.. After communing with false prophet.. Take your TV Guide bible and ' - , alter paper airplanes from its pages.. At least this is and still lose weightwei - ht our god we leave this electronic with a sense - of accomplishment. . The big question is : Is this constructive and real.. BY MARK W.. WOLF for $5.95$ . a pop.. One local bookstore informed illusion detrimental to the health of its viewers ? Remember : This is your life and it is too short to three StaffColutnnistStaff Columnist me they sell between and four copies of it a Television "thinks"" " for you.. It provides the let someone else do your living and thinking for , - Straighten the velvet wall painting , and dust day.. In speculation Brewer-Giorgio asks the , the morals for you.. ' scenery the sound ,and set of the off your blue suede -- VIS IS ALIVE ! musical questions : shoes- * ' ,Well , anyway, that's' shoesthe latest news from the Why the disappearance of Elvis's death - , gutsy , no-holds-barred- - journalism certificate ? *Why the disappearance ' hardfound near the cash register at your local grocery of Elvis's personal Iranian demons and . .? policy . , possessions ? US store. Lest they be accused of being media sluts * ' " ! Why was Elvis's name photographic proof abounds Including , several misspelled on the downing an Iranian passenger airliner on July 4 " " tombstone ? Editor's' note : of "recent" blurred shots of the king being hustled - . . . . showed that a *Why was Elvis's' body Dale Bishop has been on campus as a scholar- by the USS Vincennes. Polls into a car , and the now famous , Elvis at weight on his death ' in-residence- since October 24 and will remain here large majority of Americans opposed payment of Graceland watching people view his tomb (also certificate listed as 170 pounds, when he . A noted expert on the Middle compensation to the families of victims of what until October 27. " out of focus). For those who want to learn still weighed 250 pounds? " " East , he will be giving a presentation titled U.S.. . officials themselves called a "tragic mistake.. more about the Elvis , various cable The book also comes with a tape recorded - death hoax "Religion" and Revolution : The Challenge ofIran"" In the years since the Iranian Revolution I have channels advertise a 1-900-phone- - number to call message allegedly made by Elvis sometime after " " tonight at 8:00: p.m.. . in Ganser Auditorium. . The observed the progressive demonization of Iran for further information.. After all , long distance his "death.. presentation is . with a mixture of disgust and disbelief.. In an the best thing to there.. Elvis impersonaters should not consider free is. next being earlier incarnation I devoted a substantial part of ' . . It's been a little over eleven years since hanging , up their sideburns. Ms. - my life to the study of Iranian languages and . Brewer-Giorgio admitted on a recent Geraldo, Presley died. While some dispute among Elvis . No one who has struggled with the she doesn't' necessarily believe Presley to be BY DALE BISHOP culture. fans exists over the cause of his -- it Guest Columnist complex and sensuous imagery of Persian death alive , but the possibility does exist.. natural or drug induced --most agree his "tragedy" of mystical poetry, or who has savored the richness induced Several "Elvis" Sightings"" help to compliment What one scholar has termed the obsessive behavior was , the root cause.. American-Iranian- relations"" seemed to reach its of Iranian theological speculation , can with her book.. The most publicized sighting was this Nevertheless , some Elvis Presely fans are unhappy climax in the hostage crisis of integrity associate Iran with barbarism , a favorite unwilling to him rest.. past summer at a fast food burger joint in 19 let 1979-1981.- . By the time that crisis was exercise of American political leaders.. No one , , Kalamazoo , Michigan.. My own theory At the time of his death the Elvis Presely resolved--the hostages were released on the day of who has enjoyed friendship with Iranians of a . regarding this particular incident , is the Elvis resolved estate was worth about five million dollars. in Ronald Regan's' first inauguration as variety of politicalolitical and theological persuasions can - , question in reality is a college graduate looking Today , with re-issue of his records, videos -- estrangement between Iran and the easily accept the simplistic generalizations of "official"" " Elvis souvenirs , and Graceland tours for work.. president- ' United States was complete.. Indeed , hostility American news commentators and public officials . , the Presely estate is worth close It's fun to fantasize the possibilities , but . " " at $7.00$ a head here about mind.. ' toward Iran and its revolution has been one "the Iranian to $50$ million.. In pure Machiavellian terms , through it all, the clues pile up but don't add up.. ' element of American foreign policy during the It is essential for Americans to learn about the Elvis is worth more dead than alive.. Maybe if Elvis is alive he's with Jim Regan period that has enjoyed the support of Iranian Revolution and its context not so much to I suppose buying vials of official Elvis sweat, Morrison , and together they're' sipping ' virtually the entire American political spectrum.. gain an understanding of Iran and Islam , but rather and official champagne onon' a veranda a drinking from Elvis liquor decanters someplace enjoying The administration's' one deviation from that to gain an understanding of U.S.. . foreign policy . life anonymity ' is one way of remembering the king. However, of that stardom didn't afford policy, the disgraceful Iran-contra- affair , has been and its impact on third world countries , no more ! This year the resurrectionn theme is in them.. What if Elvis came back and said to us disavowed by even the president's' most faithful particularly those countries that have the " ' ' ' vogue for some Presley devotees.. So, Elvis is "Aw shucks.. I jes needed a . . . rock n' " " restlets supporters.. misfortune of being considered "stratigically back from the ! roll" struck a chord , and ripped into " not only dead-he- never died Jailhouse The symptomatology of this broad-based- important" by U.S.. . policy makers Is Elvis Alive ? , by Gail Brewer-Giorgio- , sells Rock? Now there would be one helluva story.. antipathy to Iran was apparent following the From Christianity and Crisis 10/10/88/ / PAGE 4 THE SNAPPER OCTOBER 26,198826 , 1988"-"

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MORE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR QuoTATo cc A 1/cg PREStD t il CANDIDATE < / l ° a t ' " , . > n resPo " ' deterrent , a more oSffquayte stumht wSroSspynlon of thcWere Why" wouldn't an enhanced abouttds Jews . . . , . . . the- ones . *denying - mmWyon prosprospect> . to . -- questton*kwwwchB during* peace , a better yeii - regression. which torCes stable or *.....-* N SV e have a reduc SDI--a advance ' ' ob pla to moral ! ' place have"a " an first in the " oceustt"C'l-rpd" - W ""afjsaid It\i\ wasas " u.. who enter conflict - some Christians and t ijileC \ ° introductionlO to ded " BY GREG ARMSTRONG old and explains why support sleu ar natiotishtd offensive systems and an - World Wn non of , the route this some do build-up and SDI.. dour , ISs not support nuclear scene Pe ' capability I believe that to ctatllY h1sCnmtuy's Pensive "' One day Jesus was teaching by the river a meant the corn country will eventually go. __ - Ramie contusing r _ _ Conestoga and the 13th disciple Dan Waterman The inquiry cannot end here , however.. While \ added a centtuY t and this - - " we are pre-- a history;; pved In " mar / RuayledwTrrhe said unto him, "Professor (English for Rabbi ), my sented with moral dilemma , we , he /S , ccnWcentury = = Of th k urnl \nlhVs --== = T0 , \ but nrWha 1 havesdonet ,,1 \ u enemies the Com- munists are oppressing people cannot simplyy excuse ourselves from finding an \ µ eaPous N'' ' ugiothe di of t p ' . offensive stems Indlalt ula in Nicaragua.. The Liberals say I should forgive answer. While we must take moral responsibility S e tor, What th The I , this naanand be might , them seven times for this.. What dost thou say ? " for those threatened by nuclear weapons , we Cotnparingthe detens uje ° ? me o " - ' ! " cannot accept using or the threat wens I ! have And Jesus replies , "Verily , ver- ily, NUKE EM of using nuclear saw pact a tquote lr gobby 'eteuse' can se dnein g wl d , and, Thus reads the Gospel according to Waterman. weapons ourselves as a moral alternative simply mangled c0acb good oodotien Congrprhe 12yeats ae ' 11 t a a g dan becauseb ase we belieyebelieve it scares the enemy out of basketb tojeer words :: ? 5 nothing c " ' This is a rather simplistic view of Dan's Biblical striking first.. Neither can we so , In be naive as to lherr otiense . , justification of the arms race. Nevertheless the think that it is morally responsible to allow our Bette . ' got \target , ' . Vie [" . obvious irregularity! in the parable makes a relevant enemy to have the upper hand at an international . \\III.. ratesra worked '1ef"f , We got loan t b e colleague , . level uneasy \\III.t. hyemorroor ; point. Jesus preached violence against none and where the lives of so many millions , even eared \\III.,. prices' mak aappeared deft e W\th\ ' LUgar ' Ie also \\0 deline closely t'liCl\3r\ , redemption for all.. , many billions , are at stake.. Quayle porUr 01 lnduna ira . , Yet Christians today The prospect of SDI does II a se [ ' ' t , asked Y \JIdiana{\ 1Nethe lanners . " hen \! see nuc-- - solve this quandary. . . ,," . sursure \Ia " ' lear weapons and strategic de- fense not moral , target. poces that\! woruksorltS JIg\ e ' 01". cut ; _ PnCeces' , How\ . C21'e. then prices larm poucy are takenire tsry > against nuclear weapons as viable policy Target" quite pit' aboutut wNtcpoa ' preSSess secretad WI a b1int . Is ,, s pr sel nce , alter Qquite ; Vlbicll o \ [ 1 OW - ' conleence \\alOw . Qua con i , does { .. . - alternatives , and easily reconcile the barbaric threat First , as Dan again failed to mention SDI rOm tnd' ...ents - theth- e PreSS . I come eUcy- ' p n'-' ', shoshOrttl seconds comsate_ - DelicienC'J : Is what" \ \ anddioseconds30 . the scscenarionario paints -te' U _t which such weapons make with their Christian not protect everyone. While he larmar - key - . ' minutes , are the + 's landS! . 'II' hichIUchUC- the lamlarmer'Sof ' - . . certainly frightful , it is much more likely that the into values of recon- ciliation and love. Mr. Waterman is money . ; , , IS . ' geuge = " " , or . . ,, ' t.. and these many thousands , even millions , USSR will be attacked by China or Pakistan . . \ . of : . - is " " . .. . . , ) . In , ' Christians are not to be seen , in themselves , Iran (if they ever acquire a nuclear arsenal " .-r\- \ " , " " t\H\( e.'. " . . < . . - "" , "our" shield will do little to protect aWll> - , 1h&& . . . . < " ' ' " however as guilty conceiving . scenario , . .. ( ... . 1\n-e\ ' . of this doctrine. this CPS " wJMaft--.irtoi-- . _ . ? , . . , " . '.gP'PP"\\O'l'/ar" \It\ ward/ " " \ ' them. Such nationalistic selfishness on our part the , While current scientific debate over SDI cannot be included even in the Agustinian . ' centers on questions of whether or not such a . . tradition. : . system could work effectively in any given . . . ' his Second, despite Dan's rosy , SDI is, , scenario (one point Dan missed in essay is that assessment Nicaragua : two more views . most scientists still believe a nuclear explosion in in fact , an offensive weapon.. Even in the event " " " " , tl e 'presid' n space would effectively wipe out all ground that "they" strike first "our" counter-strike- would To the Editor : influence.. The U.S.. . decided to humanitarian aid the president : idea to ' . communication with the space based defense ), the be more devastating than their strike due to our Well , must we? J.J . Scott support him because it was in our will propose the congress , you ability with the shield to minimize . Garibay certainly thinks so, and - to do so since If it involves violence then moral debate centers on much more funda-- mental our losses. self-interest it ' ' and the I must say I was disturbed to would allow us to operate bet that there will be' attempts to harkens back ' Christain beliefs actually to ' Considering these likely scenarios the Christian know how he feels about businesses in Nicaragua. . By move troops.. In1Ii'I1Y!my Opiniono inio ' originator of such thought, Saint Augustine. . ' must ask, "Is" SDI a moral advance or a regression Vietnam , constitutional rights , "supporting"" " him I mean we gave violence isn't necessary,, and " Augustine is the originator of the Just War in the arms race? If we accept that the USSR is war, and Nicaragua.. Mr.. Garibay him economic aid.. The aid the I certainly can tell from Mr:. " Theory.. This theory holds that Christians , when inherently more evil than we are , then SDI may be wrote an article concerning these United States gave Somoza Garibay's' statement ' . . .once. faced with outright tyranny and/or/ a direct threat to a moral advance.. If, however , we adopt a more subjects entitled allowed him to enrich the upper again the pacifists are' priming the the lives of their family or community are perfectly Biblical view that we're' all equally sinful then Nicaragua" --another Vietnam ? " and middle classes leaving the American public for an - ' anti in and the immoral . It is tune justified_ taking up arms killing perhaps we can find a less arrogant solution. which appeared in The Snapper poor ignored.. It was these poor stance when it comes for " enemy risking no blemish to their own morality.. one thing to deal from a position off strength.. It is of October 12th.. I feel the need to people , who had nothing , who action" that he feelsfe ls'' protesters Virtually all conservative argu-- ments today rest entirely another matter to point a pistol at respectfully express my reaction saw the communists (who have no place in ourour.fiee. free country ' " " upon this thoroughly Christian position. Of someone's head and demand concessions. . The to his views.. eventually started to spread their and that "action" , violence , and ' course , the other side of the argument also has latter is what SDI means to the Russians.. The Essentially Mr.. Garibay felt we influence throughout the war are necessary.. I'll tell you . The liberal position is based on should this.. more . Christian roots. Christian not be content- with A (U.S.. ) were unquestionably right Nicaraguan countryside ) as a what the politicians who run our the pacifist tradition in the chruch.. The basic agreeable solution must bebe-found.found. to fight in Vietnam , that people means to end their strife.. If one is government think is , necessary : belief here is that both Christ and Paul preached who protested were wrong , that poor and is offered a better way whatever "we"" " can get away with , ' " " pacifism and self-- sacrifice in the face of death or International control of nuclear weapons may be we should all be ready to jump of life , one will take it.. That's to fuel "our" self-interest.- . Well " " " as the Bible calls it, "obedience unto death.. In the answer.. Initially rejected by Truman in 1945 into camouflage once again in what the poor people of Mr.. Garibay, -I encourage you to other words , I would rather my enemy kill me and later proposed by the White House in 1946 Nicaragua , and that fighting for Nicaragua did when Somoza perhaps readjust a little.bitlittle , bit about ' then I commit the evil myself just to save my life.. but rejected by the USSR because of our the freedom of other people in ignored them.. That's how the the Vietnam war, and learn about unwillingness to give them veto power , we may other nations is, as he put it, communists were able to take the lesson our country learned , , " Both of these positions have merit and yet both well see some form of this control over our . . .worth. far more than your control in that country. . It was the already in blood.. , . . In where the individual alone is . a " are naive. cases arsenals emerge in the future. Such paltry existence, meaning we are result of United States foreign , Paul NeralichNe alich faced with the choice of death or killing , non-threatening- solution as this can emerge , in essence of worthless policy not taking into account conservatives should accept that killing is out of however , only if SDI is rejected by the next importance when compared to responsibility or a social ' the question (just as they believe abortion to be out administration and arms reduction is made a ' and their ; another nation's people conscience for its actions To the Editor : , ' . the - ). may non-- into twenty-first- century.. might of ques- tion Besides there be priority issue the I problems.. . because , all we cared about was Scott Garibay is what Eric the assailant or God may lethal means of pacifying add , international control would effectively Mr.. Garibay , perhaps the view our own self-interest.- . 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A Naval Academy tradition. of her upper and, lower body when officials to alert them to the ¬ - The Millersville University Student Senate is The senate is concerned about safety and passing cheerleaders from opop-- she was passed feet-first into the pending complaint and to tell . stands and that requesting that consideration be given to the "believes" that the University cannot wait for posing teams up through the her skirt rolled them , she said , that she viewed funding of the installation of a traffic signal at stands at football games is being back during the incident.. the custom as a form more serious accidents and injuries to occur at " ' of sexual the corner George and Frederick streets.. " attacked by Yale Cheerleaders , "I guess that it's possible to be of this intersection , according to the letter.. assault. . who say the practice subjects transferred up to the stands with- " A letter composed by the Student Senate , In other business the senate chose two "It is ironic and somewhat purchase women to roving hands.. out any sexual contact , but that unfortunate that many of your urging the university administration to students in the freshmen elections : Veronica ' Academy officials said the wasn't the way it happened ¬ and install a traffic signal , was addressed to MU " midshipmen will hold the posi- Fick and Anne Nardozzi. . there , . . , ¬ custom is harmless fun and that Reeder said. tion protecting President Dr.. Joseph A. Caputo the Presi- The senate also approved three new clubs for of the welfare of ' any physical contact is of an the same citizens they once dent's Advisory Committee , the Council of - : that one-year temporary status Ocean Science Club , nature , but a Yale dean " , ' faculty and students: . innocent endangered and humiliated , Trustees and MU's Finance Club and Public Relations Club. "Near" the start the labeled it a form of sexual of ' . Chavez said in her letter to According the letter, twenty accidents have Also , one vacancy was filled by Doug - to assault. . game , midshipmen car academy officials. . occurred at the intersection in the last four years.. Killough and there is still one seat vacant in the The Yale cheerleading squad , ried away at least three Jim Kiser, an academy spokes- Of these , nine have involved injuries or the 17551 area.. with the support of the dean of Yale - man , said he was sure the mid- female cheer . student affairs , sent a complaint leaders, but managed to shipmen meant no harm.. Thursday to the academy that "There" is always horseplay get only one into the " " cited the conduct of midshipmen .' going around, he said.. "These . 1 stands.. " " Why ' ? at an Oct. game at the guys are fun-loving- young men.. don'tdon t students vote Annapolis, Md.. institution. . Navy The episode left the cheer- Kiser noted that former " Near the start of the game , and Dallas Cowboy quarterback -- going.. . chance of getting students - leaders so distraught , Chavez (CPS) - More than 500 student inter midshipmen carried away at least Roger Staubach was accorded the But 1972 , when ested in registering at least until said , they could notnotperform. perform well ' leaders gathered in Washington , ever since , same treatment at this year's " three female Yale cheerleaders , D.C.. . , Sept.. 30 - 18-year-olds- - first got the right to "the WorldWorId Series is over and the during the first half of the game during the week ' but managed to get only one into homecoming. . vote election is the only sporting which Navy won 41-7.- . end to try to.figure. out how to do and observers predicted a major " ' " the stands , according to Anna " ' - "Obviously , when you are something no one's ever done huge monolithic liberal Student event inm the country.. ' "I don't care if the Navy con " ' Chavez, captain of Yale's cheer-- " passed up you are going to be before -- get college students to Vote that would transform Amer-¬ "It's more of a challenge (to try siders it a common practice , said leading squad.. ' touched , and that could be - vote.. ican politics , collegians generally to lure students to voting booths) Betty Trachtenberg , Yale's dean mis . " ' " " ' - Sophomore affairs.. "I fmd it construed, Kiser said.. "I am ' ¬ have failed to cast ballots at all.. because the elections aren't ex Kim Reeder told of student don't They're not alone.. The chan- " " sorry this happened.. " In 1984, less than half of the citing' , conceded University of the Yale Daily News that she justifiable at all.. cellor o.f..theofJhe.. City University of . ' - - - Oregon activist Karen Gaffney. . New York (CUNY), the student country's 26 million 18-to-24- year-olds- even registered to vote ; So far, at least some students . president at the University of 41 have responded Idaho , Public Interest Research fewer than percent bothered to to efforts to Presidential election public vote.. register. . Groups , the National Student Ed- " "(Students ) tend to "Education issues , the -¬ ucation Fund , the U.S.. . Student participate disad , Association (USSA), - less than people in their middle vantages of being a student thee the Grass " - . to be held MU years , reports Dr.. Matthew R.. need for higher education fund forum at roots Organization Weekends " - Kerbel , a political scientist at ing" were some reasons why A public forum on the forthcoming presidential editor of WGAL-TV.WGAL--TV. Martin covered the ¬ Project , both major political " ' Repub- parties and scores of campus Villanova University.. "Students Gina Olson , and Illinois' main election will be held at Millersville University on lican Convention for WGAL and has had numer- - campus - Thursday, Oct.. . ¬ groups . are less settled and their minds net 27. ous political assignments relating to the presiden nationwide are trying. " ' - are on other things:. tedUrbana1250 new students voters in Cosponsored by Millersville's Center for tial election. On Oct.. 3 , moreover , the . " ' . "And they feel their votes don't one day in September. . Politics and Public Affairs and the MU Political Katharine Seelye , a "Philadelphia" Inquirer"" student leaders were scheduled to " make a critical , ' Science Organization , the forum will get under political reporter.. start a month long bus tour of difference Student leaders at Idaho's Seelye is covering the Kerbel said.. way 11 a.m.. . . public campuses organized a at in McComsey Hall Auditorium. presidential campaign in Pennsylvania . for the eastern and midwestern campuses " " " "Students are busy with other statewide registration drive , while Admission is free.. "Inquirer" and has interviewed . the presidential to try to register students to vote. _ " things , concurred John Car-- Panelists, who will examine the candidates, the candidates. . " faculty members at Broome "We to get students ' - " " need michael , a University of Ala-- College J.-. - issues and the themes this year's presidential , ' " Community in Bingham of Harry Stoffer the "Pittsburgh Post Gazette's" excited vote , said University : to - associate pro- pton , N.Y.. . , handed out voter election , include Harrisburg political correspondent. . Stoffer cov- of Arizona student President John ¬ - . bamafessor of political science and registration forms to their stustu-- Michael Birkner , a professor of political history ered both the Democratic and Republican national Fees.. " " public affairs.. dents with the goal of registering at MU.. A former editorial page editor of the Conventions for the "Post Gazette" and is re--¬ " " " " " re "This is a watershed year , "If they are away from home , 40 percent of the student body.. "Concord (N.H.. . ) Monitor , Birkner returned to porting on the campaign as well.. argued Catherine Crane of the the logistics of registering may The Illinois Student Associ-¬ Concord last winter to cover the New Hampshire Robert- Thompson , a WLPA Radio political National Student Campaign for create difficulty.. If they are not ation had tacked up posters on presidential primary. . reporter and newsman.. Thompson also hosts a - ¬ VoterVot r Registration , which held married , not home owners , they campuses around the state , read- Charles Greenawalt , a political science profes- stalk show sponsored by WGAL-WGAL-TV.-TV. He has had ' the weekend conference of stu- don't feel a vested interest (in. ing : "Lawmakers" think students sor at Millersville.. He is currently teaching a numerous political assignments relating to the " " ' dent leaders.. "This election will voting), Carmiachei added.. don't vote.. Surprise them.. Reg-¬ course on the American presidency. . presidential elections. . ' " define the direction our county is Kervel figures there's not much ister to vote.. Keith- Martin, the senior anchor and managing For more information, call 872-3488.- .

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Stengel , project the normal to Dr. Barbara coordinator for manipulate , course material make it " I ' He has called his the "first , Apple's Macintosh II and the technical work c- MU, 30 , the experimental , will teachable.. ' " ! ; ' said Project plan computer of the 1990's, and ' stations from Sun Microsystems. . These systems " " " attempt to improve teacher preparation by adding a "The classes would be open to everyone , " ' ! have fewer features Next , three " laimsclaims that "we've built the best than but can cost liberal classes , "but " teaching aspect to arts and opening a Stengel said we will let the students know computer in the world.. times as much.. line of communication between the education and which courses are pedagogical.." - After being reluctantly sque-sque-1 Some analysts claim that the Next computer departments. . ' ' the arts and sciences Stengel said part of Project 30's job to is ezed out of Apple Computer , j . offers so much for the money that it will convince the arts and sciences faculty that the Stengel believes an improved teacher Inc.. ,; the revolutionary - . -. redefine what people expect from a personal education com . courses will down.. ' program will result in brighter high school and pedagogy not be watered puter' company he - computer. . She believes all the important information would ' college which will ' students _ result in a cycle for in the 1970s , Jobs had returned However , the Next computer hasn't .result be given but in a way to change the student's' co brighter teachers.. . with a vengeance , this time with a new company impressed everyone.. William Gates , another ' Teacher preparation is the place to start the thinking into a teacher's way of thinking. . titled Next , Inc.. prodigal son of the computer industry and the MU is one of only 30 colleges across the : , . the founder Microsoft:;; Corp.. , thinks most the cycle Stengel said. She added that the arts and Jobs recently introduced to the public of of country participating , Stengel said.. sciences are also responsible. . in the program introductory product from Next , a machine he features of Next are trivial.. Others have claimed the S She said university was chosen based on . He that there are more similarities than differences has been working on for three years. bills it Stengel said Project 30 will consist of two basic two factors.. " " Job's' computer and others.. as a "personal work station" for university between parts : a forum series and the formation " " ' of "We were chosen to participate in Project 30 , will "revolutionize"" Indeed , this creation of Job's is unlike those " students and educators that pedagogy (teacher ) courses. . because of the quality of our education program , his days at Apple.. There, his machines were " higher education anda d maybem ybe even the computer of The forum series, which is planned to begin in Stengel said, "and" project 30 organizers thought . truly innovative and unlike anything else " industry. the spring , will consist of a lecture series by guest our faculty would be successfulsuc essfuI. anybody has ever seen before.. Now , however , Like the Macintosh that Jobs created at Apple , speakers about teacher education and preparation , Others colleges participating in the project the competition is close behind. . the Next Computer System is filled with Stengel said.. Two lectures are planned next include the University Maryland and the . . of and. dazzling innovations.. To begin with , it is much Maxtore Corp. and Sony Corp. have already semester , two in the fall of 1989 and one, in the University of Pennsylvania. announced plans to utilize optical disk drives. . ' faster than computers that cost up to three times spring off 1990 , she added.. The project will be funded by a small grant from as much.. This is because the computer is built Several computer makers are planning to use in She explained there will be a follow-up- ProjectProj t 30 which will be: supplemented by MU and computers by 1989 the same processing chip around a single circuit board , while most other discussion among the members of arts, sciences the Pennsylvania Academy for Teaching , Stengel ' . that produces that sound in the Next computer.. PC's use up to a half dozen. and faculty , and public school . ' education. teachers.:, said.. The screen on the Next computer is crisper In addition , Next won't begin to ship large " Stengel said about eight classes are expected to She said Project 30 will provide MU $$2,500, than most others , enabling the computer to do quantities of its machine until 1989.. In the participate in the pedagogy program.. He said it from funds provided by Carnegie Corporation of very fine detail work , such as molecular meantime, Jobs must persuade software " will be experimental and voluntary. . New York.. to write programs for the Next ' modeling.. In addition, a special chip inside the developers The team of faculty working on the project at computer can produce compact disk-quality- computers along with Apple and IBM. She explained that one of the desired results of the project is to create a dialogue MU are Dr.. Nancy Smith , education , Dr.. Albert . Another hurdle facing Jobs and Next is that between the music , and synthesize the human voice. . ' education and arts and sciences departments.. The Hoffman, science and mathematics Dr. Cynthia But that's just the beginning.. Perhaps the while initially plans to concentrate on selling the dialogue will be about the way we are Dilgard , English ; Dr.. Samual Ha , biology ; and most impressive feature the computer is its computer to academia , the higher education preparing of , teachers and how to improve it.. Stengel , education. . immense ability to store data.. Instead of using market will be hard to penetrate , since it is regular disk drives , whichw ch are similar to CD already dominated by the likes of Apple , IBM, ' music players.. The disc drive's $50$ disk, can Hewlett-Packard- , and Digital Equipment , all hold 265 megabytes of information-- who offer deep discounts.. And perhaps the chemistry $ , , Seminars topics 100,000, typed pages-- which is about 300 times biggest problem is the $6,500 price tag feature the capacity of a commonly used floppy disk , probably beyond the pockets of most college and about 10 times more than most PC internal students.. Several Public seminars , will Bryan of the University of man of Franklin and Marshall on the be hard drives hold.. Early signs indicate that based interest presented , by the Millersville Virginia. . College. . Another key component is that the software university officials who have seen the machine University fafacultyulty this fall.. Nov.- . 7, "Careers" in Chem-¬ - " ' Nov. 21 , "Symmetry-- Con- tools of the machine make it much easier to have shown , Next won't have too much trouble Free to the public, they will be istry--Starting and Running Your " Starting cept Worth Understanding , Dr. . selling it initially.. Stephen Jobs seems to have held on Mondays at 4 p.m.. . in " program.. Programmers will be able to write Own Company , Dr.. J.. Hass , Jeffrey PetersenPet rsen of West Virginia - created a computer tailor-made- to the dreams of Roddy Science Center , ¬ programs in one-tenth the time it takes on similar Room president of Triangle Labora- " , ' University.. computers and work stations.. academia. . But the major question is : will it be 137.. Dates , topics and speakers tories , Inc.. * . " Aside from all of these fancy technical revolutionary enoughto convince students to are as follows : Nov.- . 14 , "An Introduction of - . , " - " Dec. 5 "Chocolate and Choc , dish out $6,500.$ , . -Oct.. 31 , "Liquid Crystals and Polarized " developments many people feel ,that the most Specular Reflectance olate Chemistry, Pat Huffinan of . " " Crystal Structure , Dr.. Robert Spectroscopy , Dr.. Ron Mussel-- the Wilbur Chocolate Company.. - .i- : I

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, , - . OCTOBER 26198826 ,. 1988 THE SNAPPER PAGE 7 Sexual harassment group to counsel students " (cont.. from p.. 1)) positionposi on of authority. . But in order to take action , After confronting the harasser In addition to the - - dents and faculty;, she said.. " "They (students ) can talk to me Hopson-Shelton- said the univers-¬ informally , Hopson-Shelton- said mittee , Hopson-Shelton- subsaid Hopson-Shelton- said the come , , ' ' ' sexual advances request in strict confidentiality said ity's sexual harassment policy that if the behavior doesn't stop , MU's Affirmative Action Office , Affirmative Action Office is con- for ¬ " ¬ ¬ sexual favors , and other ver- Hopson-Shelton- "Therefore stustu-- states that sexual harassment a more formal approach will be in cooperation with adminis- sidering a sexual harassment bal a ' - and physical conduct. of dents don't have to be concerned victims must file Sexual Harass taken.. tration, has broadened the scope " " hotline.. Presently , people who sexual nature.. about retaliationretalia on. ment Incident Reports with the The university's' sexual harass- of sexual harassment education - According to Hopson-Shelton , Hopson-Shelton- said students AffirmativeAffmna ve Action Office.. ment policy states that if informal on campus.. wish to report sexual harassment sexual harassment can take many shouldn't' fear reporting sexual CitingCi ng a situationsitua on that occurred mediation is attempted but is "It" is the responsibility of can call the Affirmative Action forms -- some subtle . some a - " . ¬ Office at 872-3787.- . . and harassment because they have one month ago , Hopson-Shelton unsuccessful , . . .the affirmative affirmative action to educate stustu-- ¬ blatant.. very. powerfulpowe ul tool at their disdis-- said four people from the same action officer shall , within 10 She said these include sexual posal.. class came to her office and com- working days , see that a com- " " ' - courses jokes in class , sexist language "The law is on their side, said , plained about a professor's inap- mittee is chosen to investigate the Non-credit offered " " " " toO.'i"' such. as the word "breast" , Hopson-Shelton.- . "The law is propriate behavior.. incident. . Thirteen non-credit- evening too. ' " - professors' inappropriate behav¬ retaliation. . In , - Policy The other non-credit courses - strong about that case Hopson-Shelton states this committee courses will be offered during " " " ior like asking female/male/ stustu--¬ will be responsible for informing Millersville's' University's' Fall include : "Dancenergy , "Aerobic . . " " " : - dents to dinner , calling women people sexual - : " . Dance , "Adult Ballet Inter accused of harass 1988 "Re Visions" program. " " improper names , and singling ment that a " ' mediate II;, "How to Train Your complaint has been One course titled "School's " " someone in . " Dog , "Residential Energy - out class. Sexual Harassment Profile filed.. The committee will also In..Now. . . What , will cover the Con - " " - In most cases , Hopson-Shelton Victim Alleged Harasser provide individuals an opportun-¬ training of a student program servation , "Touring Europe Un ' - - " explained there are similarities ity to defend themselves through , escorted for the Amateur , - / - / board selection of entertainment escorted" " between the sexual harasser and ¬ "Adult Ballet : Intermediate I, subordinatemale- rdinate male both written and oral presenta- and development of programs . sub supervisor , " " the person who is harassed. She ' tions.. that fit student interests. . Isshinryu Karate "Conversation - - - - " said it usually involves someone The policy continues , "After" Offered as part of Millersville's' in Italian --Intermediate Level , facultyfu ty . facultyulty " " " in a position of authority who co : "Wardrobe Planning , "Advan¬ co its , - the committee has concluded ReVisions program the course Italian administration administrationon " " harasses a subordinate. . investigation , will prepare a will , ced Investments" and "Public " staffst ff staff it be taught by Marvin Donner " "When people are sexually written . .. . " Speaking.. ' student- - - report director of student activities and- harassed , it's basically a power This report to . Registration should be com- " student- student- will be submitted orientation at the University. It , . " non play she explained ' - pleted as soon as possible.. age- (any ) age- ((18 and over) the university's president who will be held from 7-9 p.m.. . Although students, faculty, and - ¬ Additional information is av-¬ all- body types all- body types will makewill make a decision to pur- Thursdays , beginning Nov.. 3 , in av- university employees are better - - sue disciplinary action or provide Room 108 of the SMC.. A $40$ ailable at the MU Office of represented harassment race (any) race (any) in sexual - loss - - other relief for the person who fee is charged for the six-week- Extended Programs or by calling fears of privacy usually will deny ac-- . cases than ever before , Hopson-- 872-3030.- . - fears- reprisal and re-- tions has been harassed , policy states.. course.. Shelton said few complaints have . taliation maymayor- or may not be 1st Hopson-Shelton- said that the On-site- visits to student pro- been filed.. . Affmn3Affirmativeve Action Office is care- . - conclusive proof grams will be an integral part of - "Right" now I have a sense that lacks offense Part time or evidence usually- oblivious to im-- ful in choosing the best possible the course , which was scheduled there.isthere .is a problem on campus but - means to resolve sexual harass- Thursday nights to coincide with I haven't' had a rash complaints usually wants behavior pact of harassment Part(cent. from p.. 1)) of ment cases.. and . " to stop - both victimvic m and self Millersville cultural events to my office, she said.. on " ' ' - of students there work.. has right to anonymity has- right to anonymity "We're very careful about Pirate's Cove , a non-alcoholic " " Although sexual harassment is ' " Major employers patrolling and confidentiality confidenconfidentialityality accusing , said - . nightclub for students at the , - and Hopson the Michigan State occurring at MU Hopson-- "I" determine whether or not I'm' university. . Course participants campus for Shelton believes there are several students to hire also sometimes assured that it is sexual harass- are also invited to attend the factors that discourage prompt She further explained , " ¬ said action was taken to see that " - bring on students - after "Stu- ment.. February conference of the Nat ' and complete reporting of sexual dents should feel safe about re--¬ harassment stopped. . ional Association Campus - graduation , MSU's fullMiller added.. re " Hopson-Shelton- believes the of At harassment cases.. She said these ¬ "This a unique case Whatever the job , however, porting cases because the uni- was is tractions in Nashville , Tenn.. , at include - ¬ potential for sexual harassment lack of evidence and writ versity is obligated to protect because of the number of stustu-- their own expense , Donner said.. everyone seems to want to hire a " greater for students than other ? ten documentation and no wit- them.." dents who came foward , she student this fall.. people on the university's' cam- According to Donner, the nesses to the crime.. In the past year , Hopson-- said.. course will emphasize programs Even Ann Thompson , herself a "The" person (sexually harass- Shelton said the Affirmative - When a case is brought to her pus.. Cal State-Long- Beach senior who Ac " that provide a mix of student and ) - "Considering that there are ¬ ing is usually smart enough not tion Office has dealt with five office , Hopson-Shelton said after family oriented entertainment. . recently started a secretarial ser- ," ¬ more students , would be , to do it in front of others she cases including one where a - counseling the victim , she apap-- it Parent participation a key ¬ vice wants to hire a college ho ' is eleele-- said.. mosexual student was harassed.. proaches the person who's re--¬ reasonable that students would be " student to work with her.. re ment , he says.. "My point is I " " When students are involved in Although some students fail to sponsiblespc> nsible for the complaint. . subjected to sexual harassment ' "College students , she said , " " don't think the schools involve " sexual harassment incidents , report sexual harassment , "Then if a complaint is found more than faculty and staff, the community as as areare glad for a job that accom-¬ ' " " " ' much they - , , Hopson-Shelton- said."Butsajd, . that's modates . Hopson-Shelton said many don't Hopson-Shelton- said her office valid she said "I will impress But should.. If the parent's' don't' care , their schedule. They report it because they fear repri-¬ has had success in most the upon the individual (harassing ) not to say that faculty and staff ' may take less pay (for a flexible of " the kids aren't going to care.. If sal a investigated. . . 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Koop , say using condoms can sex , and that's' ," 3 A Look at the History of (CPS ) -- Call it Rubber Relief bunk; said Rick videdvided,300. 30000 free condoms and safe or maybe AIDS-aid- , but some help reduce the spread of AIDS Morgan at Michigan State Uni-¬ sex brochures for two fraternitiess University of Texas students plan and other sexually transmitted versity , where the student gover-¬ to distribute at a September party Millersville University through to smuggle a valuable commodity diseases.. nment had convinced wary of- attended by 1,000, students. . " ," install - to their counterparts at Southwest "The Contraceptive Caravan ficials to condom vending University of Colorado at Col- . the Eyes o napp ' . Doug in of ttbt t' Texas State University : condoms. . said University Democrat machined five_ dorms on a trial- orado Springs officials said in Irving , is a way to show support basis this fall.. September that they , too will Students at Southwest Texas " ' for SWT students.. "This is not a We're not just trying to en- install condom vending machines have been unable to buy contra- " ' partisan issue.. He called the ban courage sex , and we're not trying after renovations at several - Faculty to entertain students at a Hallowe'en' ceptives at the campus health " cam on contraceptive distribution "in- to discourage discourage sex.. pus buildings are finished. . Party " gym , " Brooks is clinic since the summer , when the ; The "new gym Hall built sane"" in light of heightened con- We're' just trying to protect "I" wouldn't' be surprised if Texas State University System " cern about sexually transmitted people. . " - . , . - . some students were offended" by 50 YEARS AGO Oct. 28 1938 Board of Regents banned contra '"' diseases.. At the University of Maryland, the decision , said Dean of Stu-¬ Faculty to entertain students at Hallowe'en' Party Monday"" was a ceptive distribution of any kind " ' Their efforts come at a time , which also installed condom Life Roy , but "it's' a into a story " on the campuses under its con- dent Wisner . headline leading inviting students "to be present at a moreover , when officials at the machines this fall , health center minimal effort to help prevent the Hallowe'en' PartyParty..in. . .in. the College Dining room this coming trol.. " ' Centers for Disease Control director Dr.. Margaret Bridwell spread of a horrendous disease. . Monday.. Because of the Hallowe'en atmosphere , the donning of a , the - In protest UT-Austin report that the AIDS scare had not thinks the anti-contraceptive- for- Students at Southwest Texas mask and masquerade costume (if it is only the remnant of an old been ' University Democrats have markedly prompted students to ces may be dangerously naive.. don't seem offended by the pro- sheet or one made by pinning together some newspapers) will be collecting condoms from students " take measures--such as using "Anybody who thinks that spective condom caravan from the only requirements for admission. ." at a campus booth since Sept.. 26.. ' . -- protect themselves young people aren't sexually UT-Austin.- . .A.A picture on the front page showed three workmen welding the steel ' condoms ' ' They'll soon take the contraband " " . , during sex.. active doesn't know what's going In fact, SWT student Jody beams for the "new gym , Brooks Hall.. condoms in a "Contraceptive" - " " " Car Many schools , of course , are on , she said.. "And at this stage Dodd says her classmates ap- ."Dr.. Paul Popenoe , director of the Institute for Family Relations Los avan"" to Southwest Texas in San . conducting seminars , distributing of the game with AIDS as a fatal preciate the effort. Angeles , Calif... , spoke to the students of M.S.T.C..about. . . . . about. family Marcos.. MSTC pamphlets and installing condom (sexually transmitted disease ) , Yet UT students , she added , relations throughthr ugh the years.. Dr.. Popenoe stressed the fact that while " ' "We've filled a large jar with machines to try to educate stustu--¬ even asking the question is just should take precautions to ensure the family of yesterday was an institution for reproduction , " " condoms , said UT Democrat dents about the disease.. sort of begging the issue.. a similar ban is not enacted at religion , education , recreation , affection, politics , and economics , " President David Brown , who Some campus critics claim such In fact , the majority of schools their campus.. "One thing we the family of today is merely a romantic adventure which can be a ' ¬ estimates there are few dozen efforts actually encourage student seem to favor Bridwell's apap-- want to says y to UT students is discarded if desireddesired..Unlessdes . . Unless. couples will learn the art of ' condoms in the jar.. sex.. proach.. 'Check out your board of cooperating instead of competing , marriages will lose their " ' Health experts , including U.S.. . "Unfortunately , some will see The University of Arizona's regents..' This could happen at remaining good qualities.. " . Surgeon General C. Everett it as the university encouraging health center , for example , pro- UT.. Millersville. lost to Mansfield in football, 28-2- in what The Snapper described as a poorly officiated game..

Social work degree gets accreditation 25 YEARS AGO - Oct.. 23, 1963 \ ' 1,500, Visit Campus for Parent's' Day Activities was the headline on - ganization ; exceptional which The social work degree pro university programs in social evaluation leads to a bachelor of arts the front page of The Snapper.. "Lyte" Auditorium was filled to gram at Millersville University work.. It specifies strict curric-¬ procedures ; a strong liberal arts degree , received departmentaldep rtmental stasta--¬ capacity for the morning assembly featuring as speakers Student program base ; linkage tus at . recently received professional ulum and guidelines of practice and Millersville in 1978. Council President John Fisk and Dr.. D.L.. . Biemesderfer , college - research ; a - , re-accreditation , through 1995 , which institutions must meet to skills well-developed Previously it had been a major president.. . Wickers. Club members provided an information desk in initial field instruction ; ¬ " by the Council of Social Work gain accreditation and for program atten- course of study within a front of Old Main for visitors.. - tion to ¬ Education (CSWE). subsequent re-accreditation.. human diversity and social combined MU / - "'' , , friends been the dedication ' sociology '"All students faculty and have invited to CSWE, which first accredited In a report on MU's re-- injustice ; and respect from stud- pology/social work department. . ' / of the Homer F.. Dilworth Administration Building on social work program accreditation , the CSWE ¬ ents , the university A celebration the - ¬ MUs in accred- and the of - Homecoming Day , Nov.. 2 at 11 am. . in Lyte Auditorium , community. . ¬ 1981 , is the national accrediting itation team noted many program itation is being planned for DeDe-- President D.L.. . Biemesderfer announced. ." . : - re . body for all U.S.. college and strengths including careful or The social work program , cember.. In an eeditorial, a Snapper writer welcomed the arrival of House" Bill No.. 1459 , a number which will ever be endeared by the WCTU and resented by alcohol-minded- minors. . Stiff penalties and stricter Iranian regulations concerning liquor control have resulted.." . "A" total of $12,000$ , has been given by alumni and friends of the college to the Carillon Chimes Project , a fund-raising- program for " issues to be the cost of the campus carillon.. , " \ ."Millersville received a slap on the wrist from the NCAA for , permitting Athletic Director Raymond Runkle and Football Coach " George Katchmer to aid in a local high school all-star- game.. In a 74 discussed , . , statement to the NCAA Runkle , Katchmer and President Dr.. Dale Bishop , Middle East " ' Biemesderfer said , "If Millersville cannot aid a worthwhile regional executive for both the ' " community project, maybe we're better off without the NCAA.. United Church Board for World Ministries of the UnitedUnited'Church' Church of Christ' and the Division of 10 YEARS AGO - Oct.. 25, 1978 weekend at Millersville had a "Sunday" Comics"" theme . Overseas Ministries the Christ-- ,, 'Homecomin . " of , ' .! ' " " . ' . ' . - ' arid'fiad'arl 'fi 1.raa 'wwidb'varetywidede.varvarietyty' activities including a jazz. , and . - . ; , off rock ... . ian Church will'presentwill prpresentseht a free > ' \. :; ' - < - ' -; ' . . , . ' ' ' ' ccbneertv.iaperformancconcertn rt;:a peiforrirance'byce'bYe'by-a'nationallynationally' known m ,< an alumnial r 1 ' - . fcr.m cpmedian " public'lechire'atpublic']ectur'eCt MillersvilleMill rsvi11e - . ovn) . and; . r ieat . Urn- ' " . . musical , an alumni art show , a parade and afootballgame.footba1l. game. . versiiy today.. . , i - An article about local college students receiving state welfare stated Sponsored by the United Cam ' " pus Ministry, the address is titled that "there are 33 students now on the county welfare list including " fifteen who attend . . . . Sen.. T . "Religion and Revolution : The Millersville State College..StateCollege State Richard " is . Challenge ;, and Snyder of Lancaster unhappy about the number of students who .i p of Iran begins at ¬ are receiving.fthe aidaid..The. . The. issue first cropped up three years age 8 p.m.. . in Ganser Library Aud- :. . itorium. . whenhen the burden of financial responsibility shifted fromom the parent i to the student.." t- Bishop, who recently returned ,1 $ The. College Union Board was sponsoring a 3.2. mile "Run" for Fun"" from an extended visit to Iran , ' s spent six years as an assistant as part of the homecoming activities. . - . ." ' - ' t- I professor of Middle Eastern - "The Women's Field Hockey Team boosted their record to 7-3 ern y 9 lan " F having won their last five games in a row.. After beating guages and cultures at Columbia " University before accepting his Shippensburg 3-0- , MSC Coach Sandy Peters said , "It was the 4 " yilN' ' , game any team played . ' yq current position in 1980.. finest y MSC has ever since I have been here. . Bishop is committed to writing Compiled by Dr.. Ralph AnttonenJacultyAnttonen , faculty adviserfromadviser , from The Snapper - and speaking on the Middle East archives in Ganser Library. . for the two denominations , - . be :, . ''r t " c-- a.x. cause "it is critical to get past tiwr by stereotypes to understand the lb ' " region's people.. Conversant in And Now, For Something , - s Persian and with a reading know- y ledge of Arabic, Bishop sees in- terpretation of Middle East events !

+ " ., ' +V C" h An as an important part of his rere--¬ Completely Better sponsibility. He has published a number ; .;; , of articles on Iran , the Islamic rere--¬ Are you average ? Median ? Where else can you buy and , the vival Palestinian issue and Only standardly. deviated? sell used CDs? Where the churches of the Middle East.. Of course not.. Then why else can you find knowl-¬ In addition , he is a member of the go to music edgeable Society for Iranian Studies.. . . . , . . . , , , , . , ' . ;< . : . , ' ' '' : > . '. "!, ' / '' '. ' >v.. . . > ' ' : 7't An MU scholar-in-residence- - stores , service, ; ' > ' '' ': k " " ' ; ' ; ; / Oct.. 24-27- , whose se-- f1" i ¬ " Bishop also will be " , conver . : - - . , ' . .. N} , . : . . Snapper photo by Jamm Truong , Photo Editor speaking in several the -¬ 'F UND . of FOUND ; - Uni lections , ' sation versity's anthropology ¬ ' .' Three Omicron Gamma Omega brothers George Street welcoming alumni to the and geo- are de¬ and prices attattemptmpt to hang a sign on telephone wires on homecoming festivities.. graphy classes.. For more infor- , signed to 'y that are mationmation.call, . ca11872-3355.872-3355.- . appeal to ' right? standard , i. You're' i ; ° average , % an adult.. p , ! ! SENIORS median , . ,, Isn't' it time ! medians ' teeny u a music ? boppers store. Time to At treated ) Turnetogetget T 1 . . we you ,. 9 X.Y.Zed like ' give our one? : .;; - ; your portraits customers X.Y.ZedX . . N fi a little Music.. CDs, s' L taken at the credit for cassettes ' ° their taste ' ' and more.. - ; fiis ' icjati&riI & Nr and sophis foundat' ' new :i...... TOUCHSTONE. ; tication.. Where else in Lancaster Dates : Monday, Nov. 7 thur Friday, Nov. 11 , ,. can you find the very _ . and . , n latest releases by the xy.-y. zed Wednesday , Nov. 16 thru Friday, . 18 Nov. hottest performers ? Where A A Special Appearance in Lancaster of one of the else can you listen to your , East Coasts hottest bands. I FOR A SITTING J > ' SIGN UP TIME AT THE CDs : you buy ? Their unique blend of San Franciso psychedelic before them SMC FRONT DESK. . 1"U"s" - - , Reggae , FolkF I & Jazz will set your " 2' :1 Rock " I . . feet on fire.. Oct .t1'. . .. P't'' Appearing at THE VILLAGE Clubs & Organizations : 9.00 Evening Group Photos taken.. . . 205 N.N . Christina St.. Ail\ ; Wed.. , Nov.. 9 thru Fri. Nov.. 11 sign up soon ! Lancaster, Pa.. 2O'j' .: . CLAanLLcashter m. ' . . ' . forfor more Ininfo..CALLf ... VILLAGE - . : : : 0. thet e at 397-5000 !.;; .' .,: . t : , " . . .., . . SEE ! " '> :"'rro . " ,, < - " . , . YOU THERE ! . /" - ' ,; . . . .. > . . . r . ." . ." ...... ' . . . ",: ''' ' ' I"'A"' " ';! , ."/" ' , . , " IQ . n In the Stone Mill Plaza , Lancaster. . 2931214.- . Completely Better !

. , . ' PAGE 9 OCTOBER 2626,1988, 1988 THE SNAPPER _ n " . . . {f4 " ' " :" ;1" " , ' >' . ..Ai". " . . , . . ; . . ! . .. - ..!. \ .I1.i.t.-.a; rY'x - World is coming : 1 comin 9 the ' End of'theWorld f of ' a ' fanatic college professor andand'twotwo standup comics.. Although the will Irvin L.. Scott as a Pentagon ..Jri. ' " ' . Nuclear destruction be is may no men from a Wargamers "think subject of Trent's play nuclear General.. Kim Reinemuth will laughing matter , but nuclear stra-¬ tank"" who see themselves as a destruciton , the subject of KoKo--¬ ' ' play continuously as Trent's tegy certainly proves to be in pit's play is equally about the " - " ' pair if standup comics.. "non-existent" Secretary.. Arthur Kopit's serious comedy Trent may be on the verge of pitfalls of the creative process , Angela Nacrelli and Diane End of the World with Sym-¬ insanity by the time he finds a the paradoxes which make up Pauling appear as two students posium to Follow which will take ' strategy , and ' way to force his acquired Nuke worldwide nuclear enamoured of Berent. . Kent's stage in the Rafters Theatre " " for knowledge into a "fun" concept. the paradoxes which make up the eleven year old son , Alex , will be seven performances beginning At least he has his agent worried art of theatre.. played at alternate perfomrances Thursday , Nov.. 10 at 8 p.m.. . and has almost alienated his wife Trent will be played on alter- by Christopher Boltz and Kris In the spotlight is Michael nights by Dwayne Menges and child by trying to shield them nate Bleecher . Tommy Willis and Trent , a playwright who has been from the ideas he has been forced and John Delaney. . Karen B.. Kevin Jones will in appear briefly wR hired to write a play about nuclear . insanity Fincham and Tanya Hodowanec ' to play with. Or is the supporting roles.. proliferation. . Trent's personal share the role of Audrey West coming from the mysterious Dr.. James Kenke of the De- ' fantasy is to see himself as a , and Stephen A.. Kaelin portrays i ' millionaire. who has hired him partment of Communication and : trench-coated- Private Eye in a'a Phillip Stone in all performances . ; convinced that only a Trent play Theatre is responsible for dede--¬ 1940s . - . , a film. He has other fan can save the world from Global The role Stanleyof Berent signing setting and lighting for a tasies as well , as , the " such Stella Doom ? Anyway , why does he show which must repeatedly ' - .' non-existent- secretary who - fanatic anti-Russian- , professor , t car insist that only Trent can write the change locations in an instant.. ries out his orders, and seeing his Bob Conner ? will be shared by . play Priscilla Kaufhold is costumer. .; employer as the mad villain of and David Kociolek , while : . , t General Admission , for this Victorian melodrama. . According to DrPaul. Talley , Michelle Reider and Jennifer ' show is 450.$ . . Students with His research takes him to - who is directing the University Wenrich alternate as Trent's wife.. in MU ID are admitted for $2.00.$ . . terviews with a physicist turned Theatre , the script is a and Curtis + production Jody Reppert Reservations may be made by ""c F'' i Pentagon General (does this collection of comic ststyles;i s ranging Elledge will appear nightly as the - " calling 872-3129 beginning Nov.. character sound familiar?) , a from mock melodrama to the "boys" from the think tank , as 1.J.. . SnapperphotobyScottSnapper photo by Scott Kaneri: , photographerstaff

. ' Deborah Barr accepts congratulations from President Dr.. Joseph A.. Caputo after being crowned 1988 Charity Queen.. All spot donations benefit Miss Barr's' charity , Schriner's' burn center.. , Liverpool is an ideal vacation

.- BY RICHARD REITZ shops and restaurants.. One of statue of the Beatles. . MiddleMid le Ages.. It can be walked Peace Corps volunteers Foreign Correspondent the buildings was even turned For the Beatles enthusiast , Liv- along the top to give an overview " For years now, Liverpool has into the Mersey Maritime Mu- erpool offers the "Magical His- of Chester.. It is also a good way " ' ' been typecast by tourists as a seum.. The whole complex sur-¬ tory Tour , which visits many of to get to points of interest , since in 'the real world' those places of importance to the w l to work tremendously depressed city, one rounds a central pool of water the wall will go relatively. close from the very start of her stay.. which to the Beatles.. It covers all of their them.. BY MICHELE BEAUCHAMP has little to offer and is which is connected Mersey all of She found herself eating two or generally avoided by the average by one outlet , providing a very houses , their schools , the hos-- Chester Cathedral is also one of Features Editor - three lunches every day for the . . . pitals they were born in , and of Seventy-five percent of the traveller. scenic area. the most beautiful Cathedrals in first few weeks because in that The Mersey Maritime Museum course , Penny Lane and Straw- England.. With its massive pillars World is the Third World , and While it's' true that since World culture , and invitation to a meal is an interesting place to visit.. In berry Field.. If you are not a and murals , it easily captivates what some former Peace Corps War II, shipping and industry has " was not rejected.. it is the Immigration Museum , Beatles fan, there are still tours to your imagination and thoughts of volunteers call , "The Real become largely stagnant - " The first few months were the in Liver which showed how people from visit the many other sites of the 250 years it took to build it World.. pool , most difficult and relying on it is still a wonderful city Europe would emigrate to the interest , including their two fab-¬ (Construction began in about Patricia Benjamen , a field with so much to see and do, even . yourself is an important strategy United:l States.. It brilliantly dis- ulous cathedrals , the several 1250, and it was completed in representative from the Peace for the - fan.. . . in coping with the problems of plays this by showing film - museums, and the countless ). . Corps , spoke at the Career non foot 1541 . The only ¬ culture shock. Adjusting to the proper way to begin a age, diaries , and the trecherous styles of architecture encom- Aside from its beauty and Planning and Placement Center.. trip Liverpool a '' culture was probably one of the into is by taking routes millions of people took to passed in Liverpool's history.. shopping district , Chester also She just returned from a two-year- ferry across the Mersey (as sung hardest things to accomplish , the land of opportunity.. The Mu- As for the sports enthusiast , offers one of the most dense assignment in Zaire where she . according to Benjamen.Benj amen. by the song of the same.titlesame title by Liverpool is one the best cities . taught high school English.. She seum has other displays as well , of populations of pubs in England. Of her experience in the Peace Gerry ). - and the Pacemakers Here with one taking a look at the in England for football (soccer). The number is around 26 or so in is now giving presentations to you will be able to get a pan- ' Corps, Benjamen feels it was Titanic.. To catch a game would definitely a little over a mile radius.. That's communities and college cam- oramic view Liverpool , with invaluable.. At times she felt as if of Well , after a morning at the be a worthwhile experienceexperie ce for quite a change from Millersville. . puses about Peace Corps.. She its massive buildings and docks " ' she was not going to make it Albert Docks with coffee and anyone.. So, if the opportunity arises , had, what she calls the classic along . Mersey.. When you " through the day , at other times the cakes, it's' off to Mathew Street , Liverpool is also close to the give the Liverpool area a'chancea' , Peace Corpsorps experience" where ' she genuinly loved the work she finally dock after the 15 minute which is one of the most exciting town of Chester , aa'smallsmall , older and I think you will find that the she lived in a mud hut and called journey (which costs 35p , or ¬ ¬ was doing and the people of the . areas of Liverpool.. With several town which provides for a tretre-- rumours about it being a dede-- a large pot over a fire her ), you are first " " village. . about 60 cents restaurants , pubs , and mendous shopping district.. The pressing area are exaggerated.. Be "kitchen" . night. ' An application for the Peace greeted by a statue of Edward clubs, this area is not lacking in town itself is surrounded by a an un-tourist- and it will be a most The people in Benjamen's VII , as wellw ll as a number of by in very' welcoming Corps takes from five to nine . wall built the Romans the memorable experience. . village were very pigeons.. . . months to be processed.. If you the food or night life department.. are accepted , a three month From there, the first place to go ' : , prospectusprospec s Beatle' is , And for the training program must be com- to the Albert Docks which is . ' ' , . , street four ' ' fan . Mathew stre t has . . , very'muchveryver the same st'lccess'storsuccess story fan How]pw( . . tp make the.,8/ade. grade without pressure pleted before going to your much I1lJ 9 the : . : ' ' points of interest The Cavern / assigned country.. The training as Baltimores Inner Harbor.. Up ' Club , where they played many . . . A skier with the cantsc 'ts looks down a steep, icy until the early 1980's' , the Albert BY ROBERT J. KRIEGEL, PH.D. " ' " includes intense language train- crowds ; The - slope and is paralyzed.. "I can't ski this , he Docks were' merely abandoned concerts for local Editors note: This is the third of a fivepart ing , information about your . . ' , which carries - . five thinks storehouses along the Mersey that Beatles' Shop al series by Robert J.. Kriegel , Ph.D.. , best selling " " assigned country: medical issues, , and The trick for the skier is to find a "can do" -- a bums, posters , memorabilia author, former All-American- athlete , and mental ' history, and economy , and finally had become an eyesore.. The city first turn he can make.. Once he successfully com- more related to the Beatles ; the coach many Olympic and world class athletes.. the technical orientation where decided to do something about it, for pletes the first turn he can look to the next and the statue of Eleanor Rigby ; and the Kriegel gives speeches and does consulting for you learn the skills specific to the and renovated the buildings into . time successfully makes a he major corporations worldwide on peak perform- next. Each he turn job you will be performing such - - - - _ . gains a sense of accomplishment and builds confi-¬ ------ance , leadership andnd strategies for dealing with as agriculture and education in dence in himself and his skiing ability.. change. . Currently, Kreigel is on aa'national' tour of Benjamen's' case.. ' - . college campuses sponsored by the makers of The solution for the can'ts sounds pretty sim and Faculty Free pIe, and it is.. 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years winners include : Eric Staub--football , Ultimate Scope; . Auditorium. . Joe' SYKES GALLERY -- ; Rob -- Staub. Invitations will be sent during 10 p.m.. . There will be a dance at Burrowes Hall Rec Room I' Fantasy, Illusion, and the Groesque will be featured in works created theKentfirst week of November.Hillman. Good luck ! from 10p.m.. . until . . sponsered by lam by Sharon Fox , Connie Imboden , Thomas Moore , and Christine CongratulationsCongratula ons to the gamma pledge class and AXP pledges for Burrowes DAC.. It will feature the music of LA Welch Oct.. 24-Nov.- . 18.. Hours : Mon.-Fri.. - . 8:30-1130: - a.m.. . . . from a great job on skits.. . Sound. Admission is $1.00$ with M.U.. . ID.! . MUD Mon.. - . . Congratulations to Ron Hockman from Omicron Gamma Omega evening 7-9p.m. for being chosen October Sweethearts of the month.. FRIDAY , Oct.. 28 TUTORS NEEDED SIGMA PHI DELTA 12 p.m.. . There will be a meeting of the Philosophy Club in The English Department is seeking tutors for composition and The sisters would like to wish every orginization good luck with Byerly room 121.. The topic of discussion will be a technical writingwri ng. Positions are open to qualified majors and pledge skits and Homecoming Events.. paper by Gregory Anthony : an Analysis on ' " " non-majors- alike.. These are paid positions and hours are flexible.. PHI SIGMA SIGMA Hume's "On Liberty and Necessity. . " " Contact Edward Whitelock or Gary Skinner in Bassler room 104 , Good Luck pledges : only 1 more week ! 7:30: p.m.. . UAB Movie : "Fatal Attraction" in the SMC Monday-Friday- from 9 a.m.. . to 3 p.m.. . Phi Sig is sponsoring a costume Halloween dance in Gordinier All-Purpose- Room.. Fifty cents with MU ID , $$1 lobby from 10 p.m.. . to 2 a.m.. . . without. . Thank you UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY TKE and Phi Sig. pledges for your great job with your :. The annual Black Student ChristianChris an Conference will be held Nov.. 4-6- pledge skits.. . SATURDAY , Oct.. 29 . at Hartman Center in Milroy.. The theme'for' the conference will be We would like to say we love Dan ! Thanks TKE for the awsome No scheduled events.. Relationships.The. deadline for registration deadline is Oct.. 21.. For mixer ! ! ! ! ! ! more information , contact Dr.. Robert Sayre, Protestant campus ALPHA CHI RHO SUNDAY , Oct.. 30 ' . " " minister , ext.. 3355.. AXP postulates excellentjob on skits, keep up the good work.. A 7:30: p.m.. . UAB Movie : "Fatal Attraction" in the SMC big thank-you- to all who participated in the Blood Drive - All-Purpose- RoomRoom.$50. .$50$ with MU ID , $$1 without. home VERITASVERIT AS coming day.. ' . Veritas , Millersville's Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Student Union is ! MONDAY , . 31 Thank you to DZ for an awesome. mixer Oct. ' . . . having regular meetings for interested. students. It's free and PHI KAPPA SIGMA . 10 p.m. Halloweeen Dance sponsered by RSA in Gordiner confidential.. For more information , write , Veritas , P.O. Box 362 , The brothers of Phi Kappa Sigma are sponsoring their third LobbyLoi > by until 1 a.m.. . MU ID required.. Admission is , PA , . . 1 ' . Millersville 17551. Annualnual Haunted. House on Oct.. 27, 28 , and 29 from 7 p.m.. . to 11'r $.50 in costume and $$1 without.. Prizes will be , pm. . It will be the Greek House and $2$ for adults and $$1 awarded for most original , scariest, and funniest pm at costs READING AND STUDY SKILLS forEmDr children under 12.. Proceeds are to benefit the Multiple Scosis costumes. . Music provided by LA Sound.. Dr.. Rosemary Winkeljohann will assist students who wish to Society. . We would appreciate it if every one could come and help . . improve their skills in reading and studying. . For the current semester, us in our cause.. TUESDAY, Nov.. 1 No scheduled events.. , . Dr.. Winkeljohann will be available in Myers Hall room 145 on Oct.. . 10, 20 , . 17, . 1.. . . If any campus organization wishes announce meetings or events Nov. and Dec. Interested students sould call Dr. . . . to in . . : , , WindeljohannW 1deljo . . Kaleidoscopeplease,:. & a full of paoejcpa.Mtpreferablyp ,preferably type , at extxt .3394..94 or 3390.. $ submit' sheet . typed' rt ' - ; . ' . ' : . ' to Featuresthe mailbox siTheat. The SnapperSn pper by Fridayat noon.. " Booze News ALPHA PHI OMEGA AT&T& COLLEGIATE INVESTMENT CHALLENGE A bloodmobileis sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega and Lancaster BY DENNIS SHOEMAKER Always wished you could invest in the stock market , but didn't' have General on Nov.. 8.. To sign up to giving blood contact one of the Staff Columnist the money ? Now you can , with the chance to win $$25,000, ! Compete following : Anne-Marie- Young, ext.. 4854, Betty Lehman, ext... 4512 , against college students from across the country in the AT&T& or Jim Hemrick, ext.. 4421.. If you'll' remember , my last column dealt with the recent death of - - Collegiate Investment Challenge. . Contact Professor Jim Voulopos in Lois W.. who is considered to be . the co-founder of Anon room 208 McComsey Hall, or Eric Elbell atext.. 4112.. LANCASTER DESIGNER-CRAFTSMEN- . - differs from Alcholics Anonymous that it movement. Anon in The Lancaster Designer-Craftsmen- will be sponsoring the sixteenth the family and friends an alcholic , rather than on the I focused on of FLU VACCINE Annual Holiday Craft Marketinn Pucillo Gymnasium on Nov.. 5 and 6 alcholic.. The 1988-89- flu vacine is here and available for students at the from 10 a.m.. . to 6 p.m.. .

I Recently , and excellent book was published that looked into the Infirmary. It is suggested everyone recieve your injection as soon as characteristics and problems frequently experienced by adult children possible and no later than mid-- November.. The cost is $3.00$ . and is POLITICAL SCIENCE ORGANIZATION of alcholics (ACA). Although not every ACA experiences all of these . abailable on a walk-in- basis during Infirmary hours.. Tired of ideological and dogmatic columnists and letter writers on problems , JanetJ net Woititz in has identified 13 main traits common to ' ' campus? Tired of critics afraid to face the light of dayCome? out into ACA's in her book Adult Children ofAlcholics. . ACA's : METHODIST SERVICES the open.. Come to the Political Science Organizaton meetings on Oct.. 1.. Guess what normal behavior is.. Each Wednesday at 5 p.m.. . all college students are invited to a chapel 27 at 4 p.m.. . in McComsey room 235.. 2.. following a project through from begining to Have difficulty . end.. . . 3. Lie when it would be just as easy to tell the truth. . . mercy.. . - 4. Judge themselves without Plaidd Trivia- 5.. Have difficulty having fun.. CaptainCaptain.Pla IndianalonesIndiana Jones - 6.. Take themselves very seriously.. ' ' - , - . 7.. Have difficulty with intimate relationshipsrela onships. This week's trivia topic is Steven Speilburg's block-buster film 3.. Name'Indiana Jones pre-adolescent sidekick. \ " Name " , 8.. Overreact to changes over which they have no control. . "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.. A Hero Who Realizes the Invaluable Importance of Deodorant 9.. Constantly seek approval and affirmationaffirma on. 1.. What does Indiana Jones substitute for a parachute when he and CAPrCAPTAINAIN PLAID : 10.. Usually feel that they are diffemet from other people.. his two compainions jump out of the descending plane? Answers . 1.. A rubber raft.. 11.. Are either super responsibel or super irresponsible. - 2.. In the opening sequence of the movie , what song is the sultry . " " 12.. extremely loyal , even in the face evidence that the loyality 2. "Anything Goes" Are of ? blonde singing in the extravaextravagantant restaurantthe 3.. Short Round is undeserved.. 13.. Are impulsive and tend to lock themselves into a course of . actionac on without considering alternatives or conseqzences. . , If you recognize any of these traits as belonging to you, go out and Collegiate Stargllideguide by Monique Croissant buy the book.. It makes easy reading and offers a lot of helpful Star solusolutionsons that can be of use to any adult child of an alcholic.. ARIES LIBRA (March April21-AprilI9)- 19)) Well..It. ...! seems as if a social event managed (Sept23Oct.22. - . ) The rather bizzarre loss of a close friend has left to get you out of the lousy moodmoo you had been in lately.. Good-- We some of you in a state of shock.. Try not to let this affect your work The Lorelei will all want to see your smiling face.. Be careful about shots of tequila, too much , even though this is difficult to do.. Hopefully a weekend ' however , since they may make you act in ways that you wouldn't road trip provided a welcome vacation for you workaholics. . Visiting otherwise.. Words of the Week: Relax and stop worrying. . graduates did miss your..WordsyourmW. .. ords of the Week : Presence. . premiere at TAURUS . SCORPIO (April - . 20)) Some of you may have been finding your (Oct.23-Nov.21). - . ) Heard some of you have had a bit of a letdownl roommates20( ) rather annoying lately--try to be patient , as no one in the romance department--Fear not , your irresistible charm will . means any harm.. Any serious problems should be. brought to the prevail in the end , and you will find a suitable snugglebunny. Even Independent Eye _ ' The . , offender's attenattentionon , since they may not realize what they are doing. though you may find life monotonous and boring, stay away from and Good luck with any exams.. the Week : Be tactful.. things containing..Word. . . of the Week: Lysergic acid.. Nineteenth Century Bavaria--a Written by playwright Words of political entity novelist Ann Chamberlin and GEMINI SAGITTARIUS torn between ' - Gary (May - 20)) should.provideshould . provide you with a (Nov.22-Dec.22). . ) Friends appreciate a recent visit , and hope to monarchy and modern statehood, directed by Lancaster's 21-June A new companion between the Middle Ages and the Smith , The Lorelei charts the lot of entertainment , but be sure to keep it under wraps when hear from you soon.. Try not to worry about others too much , " ," , shortchange everything will O.K.. . in the end.. You may modern state , between the Germ- final days of "The Dream King necessary.. Although you have lots to do be sure not to turn out wish to consider a Ludwig of Bavaria , whose pat- any of your responsibilitieses for too long , as it may be hard to make up change of venue in the future , which would give you an opportunity anic kingdom of myth and the ' " " ronage Richard Wagner alone for lost time. Words of the Week: Don't procrastinate. . to move away from..Words. .. of the Week : "those fuzzy little bunnies" birth of a true Teutonic nation.. of . Add in the forces of democracy helped forge the modern German CANCER CAPRICORN ! ! - against those of social Darwin- aesthetic. . (June 21-July- 22)) And what an eventful weekend you have had (Dec.23-Jan. 19)) The semester is over half done , and you have so -- . ism, which later Smith noted that The Lorelei is Homecoming gave you an opportunity to catch up with old friends, been doing fairly well - it up. Next weekend should be a would give rise " . few little quieter than this past one , so you to on to the ThirdThird.ReichReich , and there's' "oddly enough , a play about and even supplied you with enough leftover food to last for a far should be able work . , at one ; weeks (Yum.. ) In any case , your social gathering was quite a those big papers that need to be done.. Start saving money for trouble on the horizon.. Mix in progress. Well least mans ' -- : powers of Austria to the south progress through a scenario in success- shouldsho ld do this..Words. ... of the Week : More often.. Christmas , since you may be..Word. . . of the Week Unemployed.. . AQUARIUS and Prussia to the north , and which what he must believe in LEO order to survive is completely (July 23-Aug.- . 22)) Those of you who have been assuming extra (Jan.20-Feb.18). - . ) A new mode of transportation should make life focus all these elements on a " king whose interests lie in fantasy eroded by the belief of others.. duties at work should soon be rewarded with a promotion or raise.. easier for some of you.. Be sure to save some money for some big The Lorelei will run through Extra studying should payoffpay off, but now the trick is to keep it up.. expenses which will be coming up.. Also , try to spend a little more . and the realization of great works Nov.. 20, Thursday through Sun- After all , you are going to get a 4.0. this semester, aren't' you?? Think time with your sweetie now , since term papers will cut down free of art in the stage is set for drama " , . . 8 a . . : . time soon.. : "Do too ! (Do ! ) Do too ! ! ! in Machiavellian splendor.. day evenings with 5 p.m. and up good costume for..Words. of the Week Halloween. pretty Words of the Week not This is the state at the p.m.. . performancesp rformances . Tickets , VIRGO PISCES opening - which can be reserved by calling (Aug.23-Sept.. . 22)) So, now that you finally got out into the real ( . - ) , of The Lorelei , a historic drama ' 20) You seem happy with your life now which is . - making its East Coast premiere The Eye boxbox.officeoffice at 393-9088 , world again, what did you think ?? A social gathering provided'aa nice niceMarchto see.. Try not to worry too much about people at home-- are $7$ Thursday and Sunday, $9$ change of pace for you.. Now that your work hours will be somewhat Nov.. 3 at The Independent Eye , everything will work out just fine. Consider taking the advice that . . , -- ' Friday and SaturdayS at 5 p.m. reduced maybe you will be able to take some timeffie off to relax You you yourself this , Lancaster'sLa casters resident professional ' relax found giving out past weekend and romance may . to . . . . the : . ' theatre.. and $12$ Saturday evening. can't afford get..Words of Week Burned out. blossom before long.. Remember..Words.. . . of the Week : Don't rush.. PAGE 12 THE SNAPPER OCTOBER 26,1988, - - ' , "rf'" -, I r, I -r I Greeks sponsersponserJail Bail ? r Jail i 11 , ' BY MAURO the event , anyone could + h 11 t1 MARIA men of ______to raise their bail by calling a " j . - . I , - Associate News Editor registeredregister and file a complaint about + I - "ti P . cell and asking ' The Greek Council raised someonethey wanted arrested. friends from their _ . I' " " ! 1 : approximately $4,600$ , for the After the arrests , the "accused" for donations for the March of I ' 1 Jail-- . couldn't raise March of Dimes in their went before a judge who looked Dimes. But if they I . .. . ' ... - . . The amount in one hour , . . n-Bail charity event the charges and set bail. the entire M t at I Millersville University admin-¬ average bail was $250.$ . prisoners were released.. , t - J istration , faculty , staff and stud Once their bail was issued , I , i ents were arrested and jailed at prisoners were put behind bars , The props for the event , . : i Gordinier Dining Hall on Oct.. 13 and most complied with the including the jail bars and paint, : i. r3a.. and 14.. request to don the typical black costumes and cellular phones , According to Andrea Mortimer and white striped uniform.. wereere all donated by area bus- inesses.. and Charlene Rineer , - - Prisoners were given one hour a co a AS IS speaks for itself - and BY DANA L.. PPASSEK one by alwaysal ways being angry at Project founder Bob Kinston talked about doing a benefit show StaffWriterStaff Writer them , including Saul.. The play "AS" IS"" presents a Rich is not the only AIDS for Hospice.. realistic approach of one man's' patient mentioned. . There is a Fernandez said that there has group session scene where many been no resistance on the play's' a plight as he battles life after he is SniperphotobyMartaMauSnapper photopholobyMariaMauro.AsioaatstlanEdaarby Maria Maur"Associaleo.AssoeiaeNewsEditor".. News EdiJor different types of people talk subject matter , although it was Prisoner Dr.. Edward Thompson, - diagnosed as having an illness. Cramer, judge, participate In - - . ' difficult to work on.. He has Charlene Rineer and Andrea Mortimer , and GeorgeGe rge related to AIDS. . about how they contracted the CO The changes due to AIDS in disease.. One man whose career known people who have died socal situations are evident in this was in science (Layne Zeiner), from AIDS and some who are presently sick with it.. . n play.. Before , when many men spoke of how he lost his job . . " ' ' " Students . 'AS IS' is - . Its aid in D.C. - non-fiction. homeless might have been promiscuous , all because his colleagues were a- . portrayal of how AIDS vitims BY ESTER SCHIPANI now seem to exercise caution.. fraid of him. The bitterness in his formed and assemblysse nbly line to Ron Barnovsky tried to put the voice ' cruelty he and those who surround them are You see them sometimes when ' " They practically , have to recite reveals the spoon various foods into each problem in perspective"There, are received. . all too real.. There are no clever you go to cites.. They sit on ' their medical history before even dish.. Others prepared places at just sixteen of us and we have to ¬ twists intended to change your introducing themselves.. The play satarizes public opin- benches , or against walls , or ' the table with cups and glasses , realize that we cannot solve this ion.. This is evident when Rich's opinion of gay men.. Instead , it walk the streets asking for ' The pain AIDS patients live " silverware and dessert.. Most our own.. By doing AIDS , of problem on brother (Dave Sands) ,comes to shows the human side of money.. They carry their belong- with every day is enough , but the people who came in were our share, we can try to control what makes it intolerable is how visit him in the hospital wearing a said Kinston.. ings with them in bags , jackets , " "AS" IS"" will also male , black and between 25 and it"it.. . they are all shunned by society.. surgical cap , gown , mask , and be performed or carts.. At night they gather in ¬ 35.. They only have each other for gloves.. It is obvious that he is at Albright College Theatre Feb- parks , on exhaust registers , in ' ' - ¬ Every morning , a man came in Smithsonian support.. Public opinion still afraid and doesn't understand ruary 24-25.. doorways, seeking meager shelt- to breakfast. . After he ate , he blames homosexuals.. People what Rich is going through.. er from the chill of the night.. ' ' carried himself and his belong- exhibition don't realize that children , ¬ When he sees that Saul is not They are our nation's urban hetero- ings to the piano.. Beautiful sexuals , and married people can wearing anything , he removes the Kellner publishes homeless ; they are people who music , some jazz and classical displayed and do get AIDS also.. garb.. By doing this , a little bit of have slipped through the cracks ' pieces as well:. He spoke to us " The around his initial fear is gone.. Kneeling of our nation's prosperity.. "Remaking America , New story revolves book . " " on Stein ' shyly, but eloquently. "Jay" had " , by the bedside , Rich's' brother Most of us don't have contact Uses , Old ," Rich (played by Michael been playing the piano since Places a Smithsonian Louella , an MU graduate ) who asks' for his forgiveness.. Rich is with people without homes , they Institution Traveling Exhibition Bruce Kellner , professor of 1950 , and traveled the South as a finds out he has AIDS after apathetic.. All of his hurt and seem to many of us just a statistic ' that includes text , photographs English at MU , has authored in newspapers story on the ¬ traveling pianoman in the 50's developing a sore throat and anger for his brother shows on " tele- ' and panels on the historical ' another book, "AA Gertrude Stein and 60's.. swollen glands that don't go his face.. They both cry in each vision news.. But being buffered architectural preservation move- Companion : Content With the After serving breakfast and away.. soon as people find others arms.. Even though they from the problems of others ment in the United States , will be As " ' meal ' Example , which should be in , ' preparing the to be served out, his life takes a drastic turn.. don't understand one another , doesn't mean we can't truely be held at Millersville University. later , we to Joshua House , book stores by Oct.. 22.. , went He loses his catering business , they are brothers who love one aware of them.. Oct.. 30-Nov.- . 20.. years preparation , the a SOME program for homeless his friends and family desert him, another.. Three in During fall break , the Catholic Free to the public , the exhibit 370-page- men preparing to re-enter- society. . and his lover , Chet (played by The Hospice worker (Pat hardback reference Campus Ministry sponsered a trip will be displayed in Millersville's' work is the first book of its kind , While we worked there painting , Brian Brightman ) , walks out on Lemay ) showed a lot of support to Washingtoa , D.C.. . to work Ganser Library Art Gallery.. about the controversial American some of the five residents took " " him.. The only person willing to for the AIDS patients in the play.. with SOME (So Others Might "Remaking America" is an ¬ time to talk to us.. help Rich is his former lover Saul She describes in graphic detail author whose experiments frac- Eat), a prprogramgram serving the poor exhibition which traces the the language and inin-- ' ' tured , (Edward R.. Fernandez ) . Togeth-¬ what it is like to watch a person and the , homeless of our nation's Homelessness and poverty, successful rescue of old buildings fluenced many other writers.. er they face Rich's' inevitable die.. Many of the patients in the Capitol. . There were sixteen of us like the people held within their from destruction and decay.. It on In addition to his own con- including Mike San-- " " death.. hospital have only her to rely ' Father grasps , have many faces.. In the recounts with 48 "then" and for support because there is no tent-summaries- of each of Stein's teusanio Newman House.. " " The play is not always of morning , we saw the hunger in. "now" photography panels the 60 published books , Kellner has . depressing , considering the topic , one else.. It is obvious that her Among us , we represented a the people we served at breakfast, redevelopment of once grand essays especially but it does become serious at emotions get in the way of her included written wide groupgro p of people ; Protestant in the afternoons we worked with buildings into art museums , "' ' ;: " , " ' ' . > , . S . . '' ; . , for , "AA , ; Steinin Corftt , . . ; . - : , , Gertrude do atl " " , - : . job ;, , , . . , '. and olic menme arijd''womenj: ; ' _ . ,; - ; i Catholic { aRJng , times. In..fact.-JtsIn ..factit'sfact . ,its ig t-h ,e9- ' , ' ' ' ' ' J i , , * .1. , monX.O-. - K, .i. X'' J-R JI , . , g .;wp lfin."ny. ) ;.; shopping malls law firms and ; - > ;, : i ij x ' " , " " panion-:: '' "Jthe . : ' here ' - -" thoseJypwffinYescaing"' .' ' . ite'n't 1i : p n 'CdCdntent he " rs When referingto the different n-: Withith withwith7majorsmajorsm j 'Snywnere'anyYi'l' -i'fPfromohi : 'eveven - housing. . ness and light - . n'low- It humor is what prevents . , ncome " , , ; : the chains povertyverty: was , also " ' ' "" t4 of But it cases , the ExampleEX Inple" by three ofof'Thethe leadingl adi ig' social Ik to bibchemistrybiOch . it from becoming stereotypical.. It Hospice worker recalls workworktobiochemistryw to inistry in our free time later in the illustrateslowhow changing eco-¬ Stein scholars in America : ' eco is notno a play about homosex-¬ her past experiences with a sense We stayed in St.. Peter's evening that we actually caught a nomic and social conditions effect , , uality , of bitterness.. She knows of many Marinne DeKoven Ulla Dydo Lutheran Church in D.C.. . sharing - but about people who have , harsh glimpse of what it meant to who participates in reuse pro and Marjorie Perloff.. ' ' AIDS.. cases where patients have no one room , one men's lavatory , live without shelter.. jects , how the projects are , ¬ ¬ visitors.. She even Margaret Woodbridge assoc- and one . us Through flashbacks , the aud- admits that shower stall. Each of Marcis Hoover explained ; financed and the diverse nature of . iate professor emerita at Millers- of ience learns that Rich and Saul some of her coworkers mistreat were there of different reasons.. The" issue of homelessness the finished projects.. , and Priscilla Oppenheimerr, . were lovers before his involve- the patients by not bringing them ville We wanted to do something for didn't' strike me the first day we Among the examples depicted are . a free-lance- writer and lecturer others , to ment with Chet who , ironically , food because they afraid. She broaden our experience . int he are ' saw the people come and eat. exhibition Frank considers Rich's case different from Lancaster , joined Kellner in with other people because most ' 1 gave him AIDS.. This is never When we went downtown that Furness' 1895 Jayne House.inHouse . in ' preparing biographical entries on 1't' said openly , but is implied - because he has Saul. With Saul's of us just didn'tdid have any contact night, it did.. When we Philadelphia ; the 1880 Navarre in be virtually everyone connected with parked the cause Chet dies later on in the help , Rich will be able to over- with the poor and homeless car and started walking down- ' Denver--now the Museum of ' come the Stein circle , including William before. . - playasplay as Rich's health worsens. . his fear and accept his life . Weatern , Art -which once town that night, it did. When we . was a , Ernest Hemingway , . Rich goes through many as it is.. James In four days we saw , heard , parked that car and started hotel, gamblingg Arthall , brothel and Picasso , Thornton Wilder , Jean emotional stages due to the disdis--¬ Ed Fernandez first saw the and learned more than any of us walding down the road, we saw jazz club ; the 1984 St.. Louis " " , . . ¬ , "AS Cocteau , Charles Demuth T.S. . . ease.. He experiences anger, deni- play IS" in New York and it expected, hoped, or wanted. homeless people sleeping in the Union Station which currently Eliot , Matisse , F.. Scott - al, fear, and hatred for everyone, stuck in his mind because it uses Fitz Every morning we , woke up at grass.." houses a hotel , retail ships, , , as well as . humor about AIDS.. It teaches the gerald Ezra Pound six a.m.. . and drove through the including himself. One by one his ' restaurants and an indoor park , audience how face the many others. . friends leave him with only Saul . to . sleepy streets of the city to " and Brightleaf Square in Durham, ' Observed Kurt Moyer , "The standing by him in his most unfaceable. . He met with the SOME's soup kitchen.. There was North Carolina , a - - - Ms.. Oppenheimer was Kel-- thing that impressed me most was turn-of-the- trying time.. He alienates every- director and Lancaster AIDS. ' already much activity by the time century tobacco warehouse which lner's collaborator on an earlier the diversity of the people.. How ' " ¬ we got there, and people were has been converted into 'anan open-- book , "The Harlem Ren- each one of them looked dif¬- beginning to gather at the door dif complex. . aissance : A Historical Dictionary ferent wearing anything from beat mair shopping " for the first meal.. Inside , the ' Design consultant for the for the Era (1984)( ) . Among his up old clothes to suits.. It's the place was spotless.. The eating Dent is a musical artist other works is a biography, "Carl" idea that everyoneevery one of them has exhibition is Hugh Hardy , an area looked like any cafeteria.. architect and winner the Van Vechten and the Irreverent own story.. There is no one of AlA performed . , their " BY at many universities. " ; Sister Mary Griffith Volunteer Gold Medal.. The book , - DIANE ALSOP ' Decades (1968)( ), and last year single cause for homelessness "Rem Dent's artwork is not only limited Coordinator at SOME , greeted aking America : Bouldings - ' yale University Press published and poverty , and thaere is going Re Students at Friday night's to the type performed on Satur¬- ' us with a bright smile and put us -- Uses , Old ," his edition of Van Vechten's to be not one single cure for the - Places video dance were entertained by day night , to work.. born ¬ but he also paints " by Barbaralee DiampnsteinDiamonstein , ac- an letters.. problem , ac- unexpected performance of traditional artwork , and many of ' companies the exhibition. . Kellner's new book also We were not the only - . . --- - artist Denny Dent.. Dent is an his pieces are hanging up att . includes his compilation of volunteers SOME.. Besides - artist who paints pictures within . at different universities. Stein'ts' aphorisms and opinions minutes totomusic. music. Dent is a man who does what " " " --on--on everything from "accuracy , their regular volunteers , several In creating his works , he he does , ! like to bring " " " because "boasting , amd "commas"" to dozen churches in the D.C.. . area PART-TIME- performs by jumping and dancing forth creation which is the " " " " " " " "x"yesx , yes , and - - donate food and people to cook while he paints.. On Friday night , opposite of destruction. . He "Gertrude" Stein's' zeroA B C.. " and serve every day.. Some of us he painted pictures of Bruce enjoys stirring up a crowd , and EMPLOYMENT Springsteen , David Bowie , and basing his artwork according to WE b others , but has a collection of 71 the energy of the crowd.. When OFFERING artists he can paint.. asked where he likes to play Dent is a very well received , most, he states that he most likes MWDAYS EXCELLENT full time artist. 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. Kochan five looking for a big season . . " BY TODD J.. SUAREZ first round of the PSAC playoffs.. followers , as only five returning Kochan said of Bard , "Rob will give the Marauders inside ability to score from - Sports Editor That loss was a bitter one and the lettermen are back.. has made one of the biggest depth.. range should open upthreethe inside ' - For many schools a 19-9- Marauders are anxiously awaiting This season's squad will have turnarounds that I have ever seen The other two freshman are 6-5 game.. -. . record would be considered a the start of the 1988-1989- to overcome the losses of Claude Vance Crawford out of Chester As far as The Pennsylvania in a basketball player.. He grew - very successful season.. But for season.. Hughes , Carlton Thacker and an inch and added some weight and 6-3 Kenny Brown from State Conference goes, Kochan Head coach John Kochan is Rob Lawton to graduation , plus " Lower Merion High School.. , ' the Millersville Marauder and muscle to his frame.. feels that Kutztown last year's 19-9- back the helm for his sixth Troy Daniel who did not return to Crawford can either play at the , basketball program , that at Monroe , like Bard, saw loads ' Eastern Division winner along . ' MU this semester.. forward position or the slate left them somewhat year. Kochan's Marauder teams of action , playing in all 28 small off with Bloomsburg and Cheyney chalked up an impressive "I" feel that we are in pretty disappointed. . have games , and provided 5.7. points.. guard slot.. Brown is a point will contend along with his own - " The Marauders finished second 114-34 record , a 77 percent good shape this year , The 6-3- is a fine penetrator guard, but can also handle the off team.. guard " in the PSAC Eastern Division winning mark.. commented Kochan at the teams guard slot.. "I am really excited for the " has excellent quickness. . a - decision This seasons squad will feature Media Day at Pucillo Gym.. "We season , " the then dropped 101-96 David Johnson , a 6-1- senior " ' to start stated were "Our whole game this year will " to Cheyney at Pucillo Gym in the plenty of new faces to MU a little disappointed with last returns to add depth to the MU sixth-year- head coach. "I think ' 19-9- , , be predicated on the inside season's record but our " we will get better as the season guard position. . game, explained . " depth hurt us with theth injury to Kochan. "The progresses.." Perhaps the best addition to the previous years we didn't' have the , Tommy Gaines and the Amos is transfer Eric The Marauder season opens at s " Millersville squad ; real strong inside game , but this . season ends Clay situation. , home on November 10 at 7 p.m.. . .; . Yankowy , a 6-7- Yankowy. , Tennis , Expecting to provide leadership year , we should be strong came to MU after " . when they face the Swedish ' forward .. inside.. for MU will be senior playing two seasons at PSAC National team.. From there , the co-captains- , Bob Bradfield and " " cagers will travel a rival East Stroudsburg.. "Yank , The Marauders will also have a to Alaska for note Tommy Gaines.. Bradfield , had - on®n a high who has two years of eligibility at fine outside shooting team to four-game road trip with his finest colleigate season last . MU , will bring to MU an complement the inside game.. Anchorage and Fairbanks their 1 BY CHERYL WHEATON year as he averaged 11.6. , points a all-around- game.. Yankowy can Bradfield , Gelnett and Harris all schedule also includes a trip to StaffStcffWriterWriter game and shot 49 percent from inside or he can step are sharpshooters , and' their California in early January.. ' either play - " _; , . . " , The women's . - . '. " . 1 " tennis team ended its season with a trip to Erie for the three-point range. outside and shoot from the .i - - N _ PSAC Championships.. , . ' - , . . ". -. .. . , . . perimeter.. In his two-year career . . " , - > ]',jti Before traveling to Erie , the team faced West Chester and ' - , ' , - at ESU , he averaged 13 points a f Glassboro.. MU defeated West Chester by a 7-2- margin, while losing game.. " to Glassboro , 6-3.- . Phil Nevin , a transfer from the In the West Chester match, all but one singles match was not in the University of Maryland , will t . Marauders favor.. Top player Cindy Merrill won her match , 6-1,6-06-1- , 6-0- ; . become eligible to play in late Kristi Kerns (3)( ) won 6-4- , 7-6- , while fourth singles was won by December.. Nevin , a rugged 6-11- Renee Gebhart 6-1- , 6-1.- . Numbers five and six, Kathy Osika and inside man, will be counted on to Gretchen Ranzinger respectively rounded the Millersville out winners control the lane and rebound.. i with scores of 7-6- , 6-2- for Gebhart and 6-3- , 6-2- for Ranzinger.. 7-6,6-2 6-3,6-2 A third transfer , Matt Harris , The top doubles and Kerns r . team Merrillof emerged victorious by a . \ . , will strenghten the backcourt. " , 6-3- , 6-2- margin , while the number three doubles team Tracy '\ _ ' of M1' - , k - ' 6-1- to MU from , 'c The junior came ' !- ) Smoyer and Kellie Giangiacomo won 6-3,6-1.6-3- , 6-1.- . Northeastern Christian Junior The three winners were: in the Glassboro match Smoyer, at number College in Villanova , where he one singles , filling in for an injured Merrill, 6-4- , 6-0- , number three , 4 averaged 20 points a game in his doubles of Smoyer and GiGiangiacomo also won , 2-6,6-42-6- , 6-4- , . - . The 63. final year.. third MU victory came from Ranzinger who won her singles match As far as the freshman class is - , 6-3- , 6-1.- . --1 0 3-6 concerned , Kochan had a fine At the PSAC meet , the only players to make it into the semifinal recruiting year, and has brought w round was the doubles team of Gebhart and Osika.. After receiving a four promising players to , bye in the first round the duo defeated Lisa Strauss and Jill Parrish Millersville. . - , 6-3- , 6-3- Marauder head coach John of West Chester 2-6,6-3,6-32-6 to advance to the semifinals where they Kochan said of his freshman , F were defeated in straight sets.. Kochan is in his sixth " e , a h . class "This class is real good season with an overall record of 3-6.- . They did, season. The team ended its one, they are well rounded both tr 4 ;. however, finish with a 3-3- slate in the conference.. Gaines missed 15 games last in basketball and academics. ." Smoyer , a senior, ended her college tennis career with a conference year with a foot injury, but when Heading that list is 6-5- Lance record of 4-4- this year, while an overall mark of 7-7.- . he did play he proved to be an Gelnett , from Millersburg High Individual records of the rest of the team go as follows : Merrill 8-5- imposing Marauder. . The 6-6- School. . Gelnett was voted to the - - - - - * (5-3( - conference ) , Kerns 6-7 (4-3)( ) , Gebhart 6-7 (4-3)( ), Osika 4-3 forward averaged 18.3. points and Associated Press ( - ), Giangiacomogiaco o 1-5- ((0-3)- ), RazingerRazi.nger7-57-5- (6-2)( - ). - (2-2) Gi . 10.5. boards per game.. small school - all but will The team has to its advantage the fact that one player be The other returning players are first team last year.. He averaged ° ir returning for next season.. sophomores Rob Bard and Mike 22 points , eight rebounds and six -Snapperfiles by Nam TruoegPhotoTruong, Photo Editor " All photo "We performed better this season than last and we were much more Monroe.. Bard , a 6-7- forward assists during his senior season.. competitive.. Our singles performed well and the only weak point was saw plenty of action during his Don Ross , a 6-9- forward from Tommy Gaines (left) and Bob Bradfield (right ) are the the doubles.. The doubles were all new combinations and they were rookie season with the imjury to Hershey is a talented front court ' - 1988-8,9- , basketball . Both co-captains of the 1988-8,9Millersville. MillersvUle _ unit. : , . . . . , , . . . . , _ looking next . ' his . ' OJ" ' , , . forward . wprkirig to improve with time. We are to GainesG nes. Bardard averaged 3.3 points player. He averaged 27 points ". . "' . his ' . M ' ' : !h> players are seniors.. "' . - - - - . - seasbn,1'finishedsseasons n;, finisfieaWaltinanmis WaltmanWa1 . . and2.9and 2.9. rebounds a game.. , senior year at HershHersheyy High and . , . , .: - . , . ' , . .M". " . 0 . . . _ . , ' . . . _ _ senior . . . _ . . . _._ " _ . . . ' ...... - - ...... ------., ., , - - - -

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, fall to key C gameg rne . Marauders ESU in a// PSAC c..? . BY PETE LEBO years , remaining unbeaten in their Mullins and Milleo kept off the On Saturday , they play their StaffWriterStaff Writer last 24 divisional games onslaught as muchmuc as they could last match of the regular season at (including Saturday's' game). but they were helpless against the home against Washington and The soccer team had two r disheartening ' the The match on Saturday skillful East Stroudsburg offense.. Lee at 12 (noon ) . losses in pastpa t ' week when they faced extremely dropped MU's divisional record The MU offense might have University of on to 2-1-1- - ( - - overall ) while taken off some of the pressure on tough Deleware ' Wednesday' and East Stroudsburg increasing East Stroudsburg's their goalies , but it was almost divisional record to 4-0-0- - , non-existent- and it had very few Statistics on Homecoming SaturdaySat rday. 1 These games were about as ensuring them a spot in the PSAC shots on goal.. There was no the playoffs.. The win also clinched doubt MU missed its leading dreary for MU as cold . . - < rainy , " - . . ' Scoring.-.G..A..TPScoring...... G..A..TP...... TP . ' - ' '-- ' - - accompanied . East Stroudsburg's first place scorer , Steve Hunt , who did not GA . weather that them. 1 . . . . , . . . . . , . . . Steve Hunt ...... 7 ...... 15 , .. . - , - -- .W position in the PSAC East , since . Hunt..7 .1..15 The game against Deleware playpl y in this game. ; John Washington..5..5..15Washington..5...... 5 . . . . . 15 , 3, both teams only . 4-1- have one . ended in score of with the ...... 3 . . . . . 3 ...... 9 _ .. , - - .- - . divisional match left in regular - - Joe Kent 1- lone MU goal coming from Bill With a overall record Kent..3..3..9 I -! !! ' : Rod Hogan ...... 2 . . . . . 3 ...... 7 - / season.. Hogan..2..3. : V 1 : Bohn.. and two matches to play in .2.3..7 .IIIJIP- i 1 - ...... 9 . . Bill Bohn . . . . 3 ...... 7 ' . , ' . , ::, Ij ' : . . ''P\. regular season , MU . . i - . game Bohn..3..1. . ., Saturdays against has . -. \ The 7 . ., most difficult position on Rob Yovich ...... 3 . . . . .0 ...... 6 .. :. Yovich..3..0..6 _ , :. effectively achieved its goal the . '?: ; ''!, i . . . rival East Stroudsburg at . . division the field had to be that of the MU Tim Benson ...... 1 . . . . . 2 ...... 4 . . : . ' Benson..l..2..41.,2..4 ' ' _ ' tw : was worse'withworse with a beginning of the season to obtain ' I'' 11 _ final score of goalie , which was filled by Bill Brent Moyer ...... 1 . . . . . 1 ...... 3 lll , , Moyer..1..1..3 " 6-0.- . East Stroudsburg has a winning record.. They play at .1..1..3 Mullins and Matt MillepMilleo who Simes ...... 3 ...... 3 . . . Jeff 0 < -, . division Simes..0..3..3 " ' dominated the PSAC Eastern Mullins in rival West Chester today 1 1 replaced late the Troy Jones ...... 0 ...... ,t iori at 2 . . Jones..0..l..1 ' , . DiviDivision over the last couple of second half.. pm: . . . . . ? , " MU TOTALS..25..20..70TOTALS . . 25..20...... 70 :j : . . . \ : ' -w- e Stickers head to PSAC tourney 4 : 1..

, BY ' , . CHERYL WHEATON MU's Beth Pearson scored and ' Marshall and came away with a This weekend the Lady - . StaffWriterStaff Writer the Marauders led 1-0.- . 2-0- victory. . Marauders trek to Bloomsburg In ' , women's field hockey this The Blue Jays could not , score y University for the PSAC > week ,; the auders 11 on goal.. ' Lady MaraudersMa despite having shots , In the first period Millersville'sMi11ersv l1e's Championships where they will traveled, to Elizabethtown. and The game ended with Millersville Kris Eide and Sharon be seeded third and will face Franklin and Marshall. . 1-0.- . Goalkeeper Stacy on top Stefanowski each scored a goal.. Kutztown UniversityUniversity in the On Wednesday the team played Hollinger displayed great defense The Diplomats could not score on semifinal round.. _ fifth ranked (Division III ) , offense recorded 12 "a" , " # , ; and the MU the tough Marauder defense.. The ) ': , , , s Elizabethtown. . Throughout the shots at the E-town- goalie. . MU defense allowed F&M& just first period Top seed Bloomsburg will face neither team could On Saturday the Lady fivefive shots on goal.. score , but in the second period , Marauders played Franklin and either East Stroudsburg or The team's' record now stands Slippery Rock in the other at 9-3-4- - , with one game semifinal. remaining on the regular season SnapperphotoSnapper photo by IfamTruong. Photo editor . .This they , ( white top ) is in a scheduleschedule.This afternoon Both semifinal matches are on John Washington tussle with East SPORTS CLIPBOARD travel to Gettysburg for a 3 p.m.. . Stroudsburg's' Tom Wolqast in soccer action. The Marauders fell Friday.. Intercollegiate Calendar start.. . to the visiting Warriors in a key PSAC match- by a 6-0- score. '

. ' ' Wednesday , October 26 ;. . , ' : . . . - Away - p.m.. . . , Soccer vs. West Chester -22 . . . - Away - 3 . . ' , Field Hockey vs.Gettysburg pm ,:i . Alumni , . ! . Friday , October 28 :- ' . x j3, I . Field Hockey at PSAC Championships 4l , PSA iii . Saturday , October 29 Meet Football vs.. Bloomsburg - Home - 7 p.m.. . Soccer vs.. Washington'! & Lee - Home - noon ' Championships -11- 11 a.m.. . at Men's Cross Country at PSAC . ' . r Pa.. held California UniversityofPaUniversity of . Women's' Cross Country at PSPSACAC Championships -11- 11 a.m.. . at ' BY LORRILORRIBRANDAUBRANDAU California University ofPaof Pa. Alumni and friends gathered on

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MU gets stoned by The Rock3429., - . BY TODD J.. SUAREZ national Division II polls , after was playing without starter Dar-¬ Slippery Rock never trailed in sitting fourth for the past two . ren Ryals.. the game, as they scored early in Sports Editor two ' ' , . . Slippery slate the first period on a . x The big play loomed large at weeks. Rock's Scott Highley had a big after- big play. ¬ - - . - Stadium on improves to 4-2-1. Strine found flanker Keith Wag ° " Biemesderfer Satur- noon for the Marauders as he a " YS ea ' Slippery Rock used the big ner wide open down The Rock ''d day afternoon.. rushed for 140 yards on 22 car- But it was the visiting Rock of play all afternoon , scoring on a ' sideline , where Wagner caught ries, but it wasn't enough as five , 1 University long pass and a pair of long runs the ball at about midfield and . , Slippery Rock that turnovers , three deep in Slippery h to by standout tailback Greg raced to the end zone for a 60 used the most of the big play Rock territory , led to the demise knock MU off of the unbeaten Paterra.. yard touchdown.. Kicker Craig : ofMUof MU.. 1T : . list.. Paterra scored three touch- Mahek converted the first of four ' " ' . The Rock defeated the 'Ville by downs , two coming on runs of "We made too many errors , successful PAT's , and SRU had .j a 34-29- margin , on a miserable 38 and 63 yards , and rushed for especially in the first half, " the 7-0- lead.. windy and rainy afternoon in 171 yards on 30 carries to guide commented MU mentor Dr.. Gene In the early stages of the " ' ' front of 5,800, spectators to spoil The Rock to the upset.. Carpenter. . "But, I'm proud of the second period, Millersville's i ' way - r " Quarterback way the kids . Luke Hadfield booted a 33-yard . " Pat Strine had . Homecoming also fought . Millersville's back. I . . '

. a day as completed 13 honestly felt that we field goal to cut into the Slippery . . . . Weekend. big he of would come , The Marauders , whose record 20 passes for a blistering 253 back and win this game.. But give Rock lead.. But that four-point- : 41'' now stands at 6-1- , will probably yards.. But Saturday Strine picked them (Slippery Rock) credit , they spread was the closest MU could " slip out of the top ten in the apart the MU secondary , which came and beat us.. . get to Slippery Rock as the vic- tors responded with a score .... . ------following each Marauder tally.. " - Carpenter , , ', ' s- commented "That , " : " , . . was the key to their win.. Every-- . . . '

. , . time they " , we scored came right , ' . " ' ' . . , .o'. back and scored.. We just didn't' . respond well off of our scores.." Following a Paterra two-yard- burst , giving The Rock a 14-3- lead , MU drove 58 yards on eight plays to pull to within 14-10- late x in the first half.. The drive was set up by a punt return of 34 yards by Desi Washington , who later in ' the contest, returneda kickoff 81 ' k yards for a score.. The 'Ville took & over at their own 42.. . Signal- ler freshman Jeff Snapper photo by Michelle Escumbise , staff photographer Wolfinger, pressed into a starting role with the shoulder injury to I' ' - - If, "s-" -IF -,4, Bret Stover , scored on a two-- WRAPPED UP Millersville strong safety Eric Staub crushes . yard sneak;,- and completed a pair Slippery Rock tight end Scott Walsh. Walsh dropped the pass of passes during the march to key after being hit by Staub.. Staub had an excellent game as he the scoring drive.. The big play recorded nine solo tackles. Kyle Landis (27)( ) eyes Staub's' hit. , came right beforebeforehishis score when tight end Roger Smith caught a I Wolfinger - pass at the two after it passwas deflected by a few defen-¬ Slippery Rock 34 ders.. " But the Marauder defense could Millersville 29

not contain SRU and the visitors . . , SnapiXrPhotoSnapper photo byNarnTruong.Photoby Nam Truong , Photo Editor scored with :49: left on Paterra's' SR 07. 14 00 13 34 38-yard- scamper and the half . SRU MU 00 10 06 13 29 MU's' Desi Washington follows the blocking of the Marauders Washington returned a ended with SRU leading 21-10.- . teammate Shaun Arline.. Washington and Arline kickoffkickoff'81' 81 yards for a touchdown on Saturday. Twice in the first half the SR-Wagner- 60-yard- pass from Strine (Mahek kick) have both performed well returning kickoffs for Marauders had, moved the ball . into Rock territory only to see MU-Hadfield- 33-yard- field goal fumbles kill their scoring - a 2-yard- run (Mahek kick) MU -Wolfmger 2-yard- run (Hadfield kick) chances.. SR ° - Carpenter decided at the half to MU- 38-yard run (Mahek kick) d - - go with Stover with his team MU-DeansSR yard run (kick failed ) - 27-yard- passfrompass :from Strine (Mahek kick) down by 11 points.. Stover SR-Gauthier MU-Highley- 14-yard- run (Hadfield ) played well, despite his bad left kick SR-Paterra- 63-yard- run (kick failed) shoulder.. Stover engineered two scoring WashingtonMU-- 81-yard- kickoff returnre (pass failed ) and a drives had third wiped out See p.. 15 for more stats - when he threw an interception in . -

.r the MU end zone.. . " half minute span.. crowd with an 81-yard- touch- d F "I really did not want to use ' . d all began when The Rock's . ," It down return. MU went for two Bret today explained Carpenter. . ' " Oliver Gauthier caught a 27-yard- points . ' pass : fell "But I thought that the only way but Stover's . touchdown pass from Strine , on incomplete and the MaraudersM rauders , we could win was with Bret in a third down and.26and . 26 play.. That needed another score to win the there.. That's' not to take anything M play might just have been THE game.. from Wolfinger.. I thought Jeff . ' more showed a there , biggest play of the game. The The 'Ville had two more lot of poise out - " but he justj st isn't' versed well PAT made the score 28-16.. chances but couldnotcould not move the enough yet to run the pass At the 11:5811 :58: mark , Highley ball and Slippery Rock had upset . . 14-yard- score.. the - , - " busted loose for a Marauders. . , , . ' " . I . " ' offense thought played . he . . , . . " " fourth . ' ' . . . . . , which made him , : : " Hadfield's PATPAT.which Fortunately for Millersville the ' ; ': ', , : ' ; ' ; well.. < . . , . : . . ( - ' the new MU record-holder for game does not count in the PSPSACAC Fullback Al Deans scored on a.a . most PAT's' , pulled the Ma- East standings , so their unbeaten { ; one-yard- plunge late in the third rauders within five, 28-23.- . status still rremains in the divi-¬ , { ? . . r- , , to pull MU within five, 21-16- as SRU struck right back though sion.. . -' ' : ' . ' ) . . ¬ - . Hadfield missed his first as on their first play from The - . Marauders . extra scrimscIim-- face Blooms- , " , point of the year after hitting 20 mage , Paterra bolted 63 yards burg Saturday evening at Biemes-¬ straight.. down the. MU sideline for six derfer Stadium in a critical fun . - - Then the began. points and The Rock had a 34-23 Eastern division match-up.. The , . Snapper photo by Michelle Esciunbise , staff/ photographer The two teams combined for lead.. -, Huskies have just one division four touchdowns in the final 15 On the ensuing kickoff , loss and will be looking to pull LOOKING FOR DAYLIGHT - Shaun Arline Arline and teammates were handed their first minutes , including a three touch- Washington took the kick at the into a first place tie with MU with looks room . loss of the season by The Rock, 34-29.- . for running against Slippery Rock down barrage in a two and one-- 19 yard line and dazzled the a victory that night..

______n _ _ _ _ _ ' " . . World Champ DodgersDodg rs had a date with destiny! " BY JASON BROWN The outstanding Dodger pitching was greatly seen when looking Then there was Jay Howell , who came in and pitched two StaffStqffWriterWriter and at the numbers of Jose Canseco and Mark McGwire.. The two one-third- shutout innings to finish off the A's' in a critical Game The best words that come to mind when describing the Los . heavy duty hitters combined for just two home runs in the series, four victory.. Angeles Dodgers run to the World Championship could be belting 74 during the . Those " " " " after season. two home runs were the "destiny" and "miracle. . only hits by the two throughout the entire series.. They were a " main Perhaps Dempsey said it best when he cited, "And its the same But there was nothing miraculous about the reason why the combined 2-36.- . way with every championship team.. Great pitching is usually going Dodgers shocked the 1986 World Champion, New York Mets , and Veteran Dodger catcher Rick Dempsey was quoted as saying, to stop good hitting , which is what happened with the Mets and the 1988 favorite Oakland Athletics, to win their first World Series " ' " "Our pitching is the foundation upon which everything else is with the A's.. " . since 1981 and become the first team to win two championships in built.. the 80s.. ' If the Dodgers' foundation is their pitching , then Orel Hershiser , This could explain why the Los Angeles Dodgers are the'1988the '1988 The thing that carried the Dodgers to the title and all season was who allowed just five 101 ' - earned runs in his final and two-thirds- World Champions.. their pitching staff.. The Dodger staff picked up the lack of offense innings, has to be the keystone.. and power.. . As brilliant as Hershiser was , however, the Dodgers victory was To describe how brilliant the LA pitching was , one must look at anything but a one man pitching show.. some of the incredible statistics from the World Series.. ' The A's' , one of baseballs most feared offenses, batted just .177. If it wasn't for the relief pitching of Tim Leary, Brian Holton and and scored a mere 11 runs in the five games.. The American League Alejandro Pena in game one , Kirk Gibson would not have been in' The views expressed in this article are those champions belted just two home runs and five extra base hits.. The the position to hit his dramatic ninth inning , game-winning- , of the writer and not necessarily those of ' A's struckout 13 more times then had hits (28)( ). pinch-hit- home run.. THE SNAPPER Sports Staff.

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