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University sell~ birth control implant About Norplant _ '#§. Norplant is a contraceptive for~ that is fan-shapett' anci an :.:· By Karen Levinson which leaks out at a steady pace over five years. Hillary (not her real name) was the first student Inch and a third long. The deYice Is implanted in the woman:,.,_pper . 1\uisrant ,.,.,.,., Editor "It's good within 24 hours after it 's inserted," to havl! Norplant inserted at the Student Health ann and has six tube$ containing the hormone proge5terone;·whidl · Thursday the university became one of the few Lowry said. "The ability to conceive should return Service. leaks into the body over a·fi,ve-year period. ' .~ . · , major colleges to offer the female contraceptive shortly after it's removed." "I'm engaged. I will be having kids probably in · "':og~sterone pnM!flts ~lation and thickens the cervi~'!Wf, Norplant.. an implanted device which many say is five years which is the right timing," she said. mak'"g 1t harder for ~to reach the egg. , . · • more effective than the birth control pill. Dana Mitchell (AS JR) said she chose Norplant Norplant becomes effec;tiw within :24 hours of Insertion~ ~ • Yesterday, two university students received • See editorial page A 1 0 because she had forgotten to take birth control pills be implanted after mensnuation. rhe (.'9ntraceptive can b'e;~ y Norplant implants at the Student Health Service at in the past. by a physician at any time and fertility will be restored soon ~er. " Laurel Hall. Lowry said the Student Health Service began The pill costs $20 a month, she said. "It adds up, The Food and Drug ·Administration (FDA) approved Norplant•in Norplant is a hormonal contraceptive placed offering Norplant after two students requested the especially when you ' re a student and you don't December 1989 and Wyeth·Ayer&t Labs began marketing the inside a woman's upper arm, said Dr. Susan device. have money.'' contraceptive In February 1990. Lowry, gynecologist for Student Health Services. The contraceptive is intended for women who Because Norplant is relatively new- it was According to Wyeth·Ayerst Labs, 55,000 women hi 4'! countries The contraceptive is an inch and a third long and want to have long-term birth control which is approved by the Food and Drug Administration in used Norplant as part of clinical studies. has six tubes containing the hormone progesterone, reversible when the device is removed, she said. see NORPlANT page A9 KKK delays Medical program plans for continues Elkton rally Local benefactors rally to increase medical Maryland chapter of Ku Klux technology's enrollment Klan plans April 11 march By jonathan Thomas By larry Dignan Adminisrraliv" N"ws Editor Special Assignm.,nl Report"' More than 40 years ago, the state's ELKTON, Md.- A Maryland chapter of the medical community gave the push needed Ku Klux Klan withdrew its request for a permit to start the university's medical to march through Elkton on April 4, the 24th technology program. This year the same anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Dr. forces have returned to keep the program Martin Luther King Jr., at Wednesday night's rolling. city council meeting. Medical technology, a program begun Chester Doles, leader of the Cecil County, in 1949 because of the state's need for Md. chapter of the KKK, said the request was trained medical technologists, found itself withdrawn to avoid offending members of the on the brink of elimination in the fall because of declining enrollment and • See editorial page A 1 0 university-wide budget cuts. Top: (left to right) Curtis Lewis and Terry Anderson However, hospitals and medical argue at the Elkton city council meeting Wednesday. laboratories across the state have offered community. Middle: Bobby Shook, president of the Klan's youth their services in recruiting students for the However, he said the white supremacist group, leads the pledge of allegiance. group submiLted another request Thursday for a Bottom: A crowd gathers around the Elkton Municipal permit to march April II. • Interior design killed, page A7 Elkton Mayor James Crouse said the council Building in anticipation of the city council's decision. will decide whether or not to allow the march program which they feel is a valuable at its next meeting on March 4. pool of employees, said Anna Ciulla, After Doles' announcement, he and nine of Residents react medical technology program director. his fellow Klansmen stood up in unison and Graduates of the program perform left the meeting. clinical Jab science, testing blood and In the lobby, the Klansmen huddled together other body fluids to aid in preventing. and began chanting "white power." to Klan march diagnosing and treating diseases. Standing in the lobby among angry Ciulla said she informed hospitals and bystanders, the curious and his fellow By Larry Dignan industries in Delaware of the program's Special Assignment ~~~!porter Klansmen, Doles defended his group's choice impending elimination in the fall. of April 4 as the original date for the march. ELKTON, Md. - Colby Sewell remembers when ln response, Med Lab, a private clinical Critics said the Klansmen chose to march he first went to elementary school in Cecil County. lab, Du Pont's diagnostic division and through Elkton on April 4 as a way to further "When I frrst went to a white school, they called me most of the state's hospitals collaborated incite the community by spreading their nigger everyday," he said mauer of factly. to form the Comminee to Save University see KKK RALLY page A9 Sewell, 38, also remembers when he walked around of Delaware's Medical Technology Elkton and was attacked by whites. Program. · But that was in the 1950s and '60s, and times have Commillee Chairwoman Shirley changed. Or have they? Tarrant said university President David P. Sewell, who has lived in Elkton his entire life, says Roselle challenged the comm i uee to although oven racism, including beatings and name­ address the problem of low student calling have vanished from Elkton. bigotry continues enrollment. to corrode this small community. Roselle gave the committee two-years At Wednesday night's city council meeting the Ku to increase enrollment from its current Klux Klan withdrew a petition to march in Elkton, level of 20 students to the program's 52 demonstrating how this small town is struggling to person capacity, Tarrant said. shed its bigotry-filled past. The committee plans to heavily recruit Despite conflicting ideals and preconceived images, undeclared students within the College of everyone at the meeting stood for the Pledge of Arts and Science, particularly chemistry Allegiance led by a 10-year-old boy.The child was the and biology majors, she said. president of the Klan's youth group. "Medical technologists have "Just when I thought Cecil County had goucn rid of · volunteered to participate in informal its image, this happens," a graying white man says meetings with students interested in while watching news cameras hover over the packed learning more about medical technology," 100m. Tarrant said. "Look at them all," another white resident says The commiuee's high school surveying a room filled with mostly whites. "You're recruitment will cons~st of visits by assuming tha1 all white people are in the KKK," his volunteers and an informational video on wife says. medical technology. Tarrant said. see RESIDENTS page A9 The committee will also be soliciting medical organizations within the state to see TECHNOLOGY page A9

Student volunteers help to battle blazes To our readers, Starting with this issue, The Review is sporting a new look. After 11 0 Delivering babies, fighting fires - all in a day's work years as the university's student newspaper we figured it was time for yet another facelift. Although we have changed our look, expect to By Scott Dailey Teclmical and Community College said delivering a receive the same award-winning coverage of the campus and and Rebecca Tollen baby is not something tha1 happens everyday, but is SliREdncm pan of his job. community. We thought and re-thought how to make The Review not It was just another SWlday for Steve Vasey. "I felt!XOOd. nervous and excited all at once, he only a more accessible newspaper but a more enjoyable one as well. The 20-year-old student and volunteer firefighter said. Here is what we came up with. Enjoy. arrived at Newark's Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Sara Romans (AS JR), a vohmteer fltefighter at Co. on Academy Street just around lunchtime to Aetna and a criminal justice major, said although ---INDEX--- wash the company's firetrucks. her studies come frrst. she has a passion for fighting At colleges across the nation ...Al Then. at about 1:15 p.m., the call came in - a names. Campus briefs ...... A2 "10-95"- or an emergency maternity call. "[Firefighting] seemed neat, so I started riding Classified& ...... 89 Half an hour later, Vasey found himself ambulances and then went to fire school last delivering a baby in the back of an ambulance. summer," she said. Comics ...... B11 "Not every time you pull out of the fire house "I enjoy volunteering, but do not see myself On the lighter side ...... A3 you get 10 deliver a baby." he said. making it a career," she added. "Volunteering Police report ...... Al But every day Vasey and 14 other student allows me to experience new and exciting things.'' Review and Opinion ...... A10 • volunteers at Aetna find themselves helping the Her parents, however, were not IS enthusiastic. Sports ...... B7 community. · "At first. they were real hesitant, and they still ------AJ~;-~,:------While baby delivering and other medical worry about it." Romans said. Minority recruitment ...... A3 emergencies are reserved for emergency medical She is currently in a one-year training program IS THE aviEw 1PI!Nia wray De scer.no technicians like Vasey, fires are fought by a probationary company member. Ozone layer ...... A7 Volunteer flrefiJhter Steve Vasey delivered a volwlleers-often the averqe everyman. Lisa Sugzdinis (EO SR), has been a volunteer AIDS quilt ...... A8 baby In an ambulance Sunday. Vasey, a second-year student at Delaware see AETNA page A9 In brie February 14, 1992. THE REVIEW. A2

,, i 1 City Council matches state seat Businesses to ~ove ·into The renovation and relocation may be the Reside~~e halls 'prepare for . . : beginning of many similar ventures in the 11 11 belt laws with ordinances Haines Street building downtown area. said Dr. John E. Stapleford. Condom Awareness Week Wearing a seat belt became law in Newark Two Newark businesses will relocate next director of the university's Bureau of Condom awareness will be the focus of as the City CoWlcil voted unanimously month in the newly renovated Newark Economic Research. programming in the residence halls for the Monday night to bring city ordinances into Business Center on Haines Street. Stapleford said new business and week of Feb. 14-21. agreement with Delaware state law. The Dean Witter stock brokerage firm will professional services will be needed to develop Programming will include educational "The ordinance follows the state code move from East Main Sb'eet and have space to a strong downtown business center. • bulletin boards, a video entitled exactly," said City Secretary Susan Lam black. expand from six to 10 brokers. "Large shopping centers such as College "Condoms .. .lf you Care" and informative The law mandates the driver and all front Dean Witter will share the building with the Square just make it more difficult for pamphlets. seat passengers to be wearing seat belts. Teevan Holding Co., the owner of the downtown business to maintain its financial Residence hall staff will use the time The driver can not be pulled over for failing propeny. base," he added. and programming to focus on additional to comply but may be fined if they are stopped issues such as AIDS, sexually transmitted for another violation and are caught bellless. diseases and issues surrounding the topic The law allows a fine of 40 percent of the of sexual identity. original violation, not to exceed 20 dollars. Resident Assistants may give students Proceeds go toward the Victims Compensation Groups cooperate to the "Condom Quickie Quiz," a test that Fund. includes twenty questions involving No points are levied against the driver, expand universitY misconceptions about condom use . however, and the violation does not appear on recycling program Question 12, a true or false entry, the driver's record. reads: "If used correctly, condoms work The bill allows the City to handle the The Student Environmental about 70 percent of the time." administtation of the law and channel all coun Awareness Coalition (SEAC) The answer is false. Condoms work as action through Alderman's court. has joined forces with other much as 94 percent of the time when used Previously, violators and police officers had campus groups to sponsor the properly . to appear in state court. expansion of the Wliversity's University poets can enter the condom "It saves time and overtime for our city recycling effons. couplet contest. Previous entrees include: police officers," said Lamblack. SEAC, along with the "Mae West said it in her prime/ 'Condom The law went into effect immediately, cooperation of groups such as up and see me sometime,' " and "Even Larnblack said. the Delaware Undergraduate Gwen's lover at Camelot/ wore condoms Student Congress, Psi Chi Honor over his lance a lot. " Anatomy videodisc program Society, Golden Key National Honor Society, Resident Student Electronic mail now available wins New York film award Association and Phi Kappa Tau fraternity, will place 55-gallon to all university students A Wliversity interactive computer program, recycling bins in campus Beginning this semes ter, a new designed to teach anatomy to health students, buildings. won a gold medal at the New York Film computer electronic mail (E-mail) service Areas where the bins are will be available to all students at the Festival. located are the Perkins Student university. Kathleen Trouunan, the project coordinator Center, Library Commons and The service is intended to enable every and senior software analyst at the university's Smith Hall. Instructional Technology Center, said the Craig Zylka (AS SO), student to communicate electronically with faculty and each other and to read program is elaborate and flexible. SEAC's recycling co­ Students can use the program in a variety of coordinator, said, "The program on-line information bulletin boards. The prior system was available only to ways to match their study needs, she added. is to put recycling at the students who were enrolled in specific The program won the award for the design students' fmger tips." of the interactive program, she said. "There The bins, labeled with the classes. After each semester the student just isn 't anything else like it." emblems of SEAC and the accounts were dropped, the assistant Four videodiscs, containing video shots of sponsoring groups, either have director of systems se·curity and access, cadaver dissection, graphics and computer slits in the top for newspapers or Susan allmendinger said. animation are used in the program. round holes for cans. The program can be used to study the Zyllca asks that people empty /Amy skeletal, muscle, nervous and cardiovascular and crush cans before depositing Sherri Travisano (ED 94) participates in aluminum Compiled by Benjamin R. Ringe, Scott Dailey, I. systems of the human body. them. recycling with the new SEAC recycling bins. Marc Kleiman and Lewis R. Ware.

University of Toledo police officer Jeanne Belin, a Aorida State University student face internal hearings at the university for senator, said. "We are sick of government. We allegedly holding two students hostage after they arrested in student's death need to lobby for tax reform.", threw a bottle through the Diversity University's A University of Toledo police officer has been The universities' budgets already have been cut window in October. charged with the murder of a 19-year-old student. $165 million in the past two years. The Diversity University is an extension of the Police said they found the body of Melissa Ann If the proposed $44.6 million cut passes school's anti-racism movement, the Cynic HerstrullJ. face-down in the snow at the through the state legislature, schools may be reported. university's Scott Park campus, about a mile from forced to scrap more funding for summer school, the university's main campus in Toledo, Ohio. lay off faculty and staff, reduce money for Herstrum had been shot 14 times. financial-aid programs and raise tuition. Valentine's Day candy may Officer Jerry Hodge, 22, was arrested Feb. 1 and charged with the murder. Police said depress, not impress sweetheart Herstrum's roommate reported that Herstrum left Boy, 10, enrolls in college to You might think twice about giving your · their apartment Jan. 26 after receiving a telephone sweethean a box of candy for Valentine's Day, call. pursue medical degree because a Texas A&M psychologist claims A 10-year-old boy who plans to become a depression-not-adoration may result. doctor is preparjng to enter the University of Dr. Larry Christiansen, who has researched the Florida students protest state California at Irvine to pursue a biological sciences link between sugar and depression, said he has degree this fall. found that eliminating sugar from the diets of budget cuts for universities Masoud Karkehabadi, currently a student at depressed people can substantially curb their A group of 3,000 students marched to the Orange Coast College, enrolled last year when he depression. Aorida Capitol Feb. 4 to protest a proposed $44.6 was 9 because his father would not let him enroll "In terms of mood disorders, particularly million budget cut for state universities. at age 7. depression, caffeine and sugar can have a "No more cuts," the students yelled as they Karkehabadi has maintained a 4.0 grade point devastating effect in terms of creating walked three blocks to the Capitol building in average injunior·college, and said·he plans to use depression," he said. Tallahassee. his future medical training to become a brain Many people attribute "feeling lousy" to a The Students arrived by bus and car from as far surgeon and fmd a cure for Alzheimer's disease. stressful job or marriage, when they could be away as Miami for the rally, which was organized suffering from an underlying depression triggered by the Aorida Student Association. by caffeine or sugar that makes them feel worse. Tracey Newman, the student group's chief Students stage hunger strike to Christiansen suggests people eliminate both sugar and caffeine from their diets, and then lobbyist, said the rally gave students an 1 opportunity to meet with state legislators to protest racist' administration gradually introduce one element back into their demand more money for Florida's nine Two University of Vermont students began a system to watch for symptoms. universities. hunger strike to protest the school's "Caffeine is not a stimulant for everyone," said Many government and university officials, administration, which they said is racist. Christiansen, who found that people are more including Gov. Lawton Chiles, attended the rally Pamela Smith and Karl Jagbandhansingh said often sugar-sensitive than caffeine-sensitive. and joined students in wearing T -shirts that read, they are staging the strike because the school's He warns that withdrawal symptoms may be "We're off our duffs- now it's their turn." administration refuses to deal with the campus experienced when people drop sugar or caffeine The slogan referred to a comment Chiles made problems of hate crimes and the concerns of from their diet. last fall when he urged students to get off their students of color. "They may get shaky," he said, "and the "duffs" and support his plan for governmental According to the Cynic, the student newspaper, change may be gradual. reform. the two students were among a group of four who Compiled from the College Preu Service

Comic books worth City parking meters worth $450 car stereo stolen estimated at $250, police said. $1,500 stolen from $430 stolen during from Towne Court Stereo equipment stolen apartment weekend parking lot from car parked in North About I ,000 Marvel and D.C. Two City of Newark parking A Panasonic cassette stereo was brand comic books were stolen by an meters were stolen from the New stolen from a 1976 Volkswagen Bug Blue Lot Wlknown suspect from an apartment London Road area by an unknown purked in the Towne Coun apartments An unknown assailant broke into a on the 200 block of East Main Street suspect sometime over the weekend, lot last Thursday, Newark Police said. 1981 Datsun Saturday in the North sometime after 2 pm. Mooday, according to Newark Police. 1be stereo was valued at $450 and Blue Lot causing $630 in damage, ...... according to Newark Police. The combined value of the parking damages to the car were estimated at University Police said. ~ The books were valued at $1,500, meters is $430, police said. $150, police said. A JVC AM/FM stereo receiver and Q police said. two Pioneer speakers were taken from Underage drinker seeks Lumber, valued at $1,066, the car, police said. Casettes stolen, slumber on stranger's stolen from Amoroso Way ~ Roof trampled and employee struck at local sofa An unknown suspect removed 70 C< sheets of plywood from an Amoroso windows smashed on K-Mart A 20-year-old female student was ~ Way construction site last Wednesday, Volkswagen Bug Six cassette tapes were stolen from charged with disorderly conduct and Newarlc Police said. the College Square K-Mart underage drinking early Tuesday The wood was worth about $1,066, An unknown person broke out two .~ morning, Newark Police said. depanment store Tuesday afternoon . police said. 1972 Volkswagen Bug car windows ..... A store detective was struck in the The girl knocked on a door of a early Sunday morning on the 400 face by one of the two suspects house on the 700 block of Chrysler block of South College Avenue, involved, Newark Police said. Avenue at2:15 am. to the home of a 30 pound rock hurled Newarlc Police said. ~ sald. The tapes are valued at $28.76, 60-year-old man, police through windshield of car The suspect then apparently police said. When the victim opened the door, jumped on the car's roof, causing It to The suspect who assaulted the K- the assailant walked to his sofa and on Kenyon Lane cave in, police said. Damages tocaled Mart employee was described a paned out, police said. u A 30 pound rock was thrown $1,200. The victim immedialely called the white male about 25 ~ old. S feet through the front windshield of a 1978 Police said the suspect left one 11 inches tall and 160 pounds. police who woke the girl IDd acorted 01evrolet parked on the 800 block slight clue - a size 10 footprint on Newark Police uk anyone with her beck to her Town Court apnnent, a{ Kenyon Lane, NewaJt Pollee said. the roof of the car. lafonnatiCil lbiJ Incident, pollee ukl. She was wilh m c:oncemlna dwJed Damage to the windshield was call366-7100. undera&e clrinkin& violaliCil. -~led by Sara Weiss February 14, 1992 . THE REVIEW. A3

College to increase College of Education•s minority enrollment 15 minority enrollment New recruitment program established By Lewis R. Ware 1994. Assistan t Nrws Editor Last fall, black Americans made Talking bus rolls through campus Official s in the College of up 3.4 percent of the freshman class, a Educ ?. tion say they expect to almost decline from the previous year. The DART number 314, a JX'Ototype bus which talks to riders triple the ir college's mi nority The college came under fire at an whh recorded messages, has been unpredictably picking up enroll ment ne xt year th anks to a October press conference organized 0 passengers on campus since early this month. three-year, S I 00,000 recruitmenl by the Black Studcm Union (BSU) . 0 "The bus is amazing, I love it. It's rare that anyone talks to me. program. At the press conference, the BSU I'm not very popular y'k:now," a Scrounge worker said while Between 10 and 15 minority charged thai the college did not meet waiting for the bus. freshm en should be accepted by the the need s of African -American · 0 Bus: "Newark to ChristiaM Mall via 1-951" college ne xt year, sa id Gai l Rys, students and recommended that black 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 Mallies at stop: "Whoopie!" direc to r of Academic Su pp ort students not enroll. Bus: "Newark to Wilmington via /-95 ." Programs In piring Renaissance Joshua Greene, presi dent of the -Black Hispanic - Asian/Pacific Islander Cricket on sidewalk: "Churp." Educators (ASPIRE). BS U, decl ined comment on the Steve Walsh, DART's assistant administrator for market Out of the !50 students expected to BSU 's current stan ce regarding the Source: Office of Institutional Research development, explained that the bus was designed to help the enroll in the college, Ry s said on ly College of Education, but would issue visually impaired. four would have been minorities a comprehensive statement in late THE REVIEW I Tom Cze rwinokl "We've gotten some good feedback from those who have used without the exi stence of ASPIRE, a February on its position . Trust awarded a three-year $ 140,000 minoriti es by th e year 2000, as the bus," Walsh said. College of Education program which Frank Murray, dean of the College grant. opposed to only 5 percent of the Those who cannot see the destination signs on the front of the ai ms to recru it and re tai n minority of Education, said he hopes the BSU The Pew Charitable Trust is a non­ teachers. bus appreciate the bus's voice, he said. education majors. ' will support the rccru iunent program . profit Philadelphia-based organ ization Th e College of Educ at ion has Some problems·may arise in the future if the program is Sta tis ti cs from the Office of Ry s sai d pl ans fo r th e program which supports en vironm ent al, decided to broaden its recruitment of expanded to include a greater number of buses, he added . In stitut ion al Research show that were in place before the BSU made educational and public policy causes . minority students because of the "One shift-worker In Wilmington said the bus disrupted his currently 25 , or about 3.3 percent, of its announcement concerning the The university has earmarked 10 predic ted shortage of minority sleep every half an hour," Walsh said. the college's 742 students arc college and were not in response to scholarships for students entering the teachers, he said. "Another problem may be if there were to be more than one · minorities. Fourteen of the students the group's complaims. program, and grant requests are being Murray said, "There is literature talking bus at a stop. That could cause confusion," he added. are bl ack, four are Asian-Paci fi e Murray agreed saying plans for the prepared for scholarship funding for that supports the proposition that U you want to know when the bus will come through Newark Islanders and six are Hispanic. program have been in place for five all students in ASPIRE, Rys said. minority pupils do better when there again, you can't, explained Walsh. The bus route is not determined Ry s sai d the re should be 65 years, but suffic ient fu nds were not Murray sai d 30 perc ent of are a significant number of minority until the night before. minority students in the program by available until he Pew Charitable American school children will be teachers in the school system." Senate summons reporters to name sources

By Tracy Grinnell Copy Editor World "Asking these reporters to reveal their sources is ExPerts say a recent inquiry by the U.S. Senate into how information was in Review an exercise in futility" leaked to reporters during two - Mark Goodman, congressional hearings last year may Thomas' confirmation to the Supreme Executive Director for the Student Press Law Center tum into a test of the sLrength of the Court may have helped disperse THE REVIEW I limy Goldfarb First Amendment's power to protect Professor Hill's charges to the press, A drop or two of Beano may eliminate indigestion. reporters from revealing their sources. Fleming stated he may also subpoena Pro fessor Harris Ross, of the the Senate appreciates the rules of an Last week, the Senate subpoenaed individu als from those groups as wel l. university' s English deparunent, said independent press. three reponers to reveal the sources The three journalists said they do the bond between a reporter and a "Asking these reporters to reveal Anti-gas formula prevents folks from for their stories. However, the First not plan to reveal the identi ties of confidential source is allowed to be the ir sources is an exercise in Amendment guarantees reponers the th ei r confi dential sources to the broken only when information cannot futi li ty," he said. frequent flatulence (that's farting, folks) right to gather pews free without Senate and their employers said they be obtained through any other means, "What are they go ing to do, put Beano, Beano, good for your heart, the more you eat, the less question or intervention from the will support whatever decision the or is crucial to the case or if the Totenberg in jail if she doesn't reveal you fan. · government intervention. reporters make. reporter is aware of a criminal her sources?" he said, "because that's Oo to the f1fth aisle in CVS on Main SLreet and you will find The subpoenaed reporters are Kenneth Hanner, depu ty national wrongdoing . what she said she will do before she Beano, a new anti-gas formula that is added to food to stop Timothy Phelps of Long Island, N.Y. editor for the Washin gto n Ti mes, "Th is undercut s the First reveals them ." classroom stinkies. Newsday, Nina Totenberg of said, "Rodrig uez said, 'I wil l listen Amendment in a big way in regard to Goodman said he doubts the The package states Beano is "A scientific and social National Publi c Radio and Pau l carefully to their question s and sources taking anonymity," he said. Senate exhausted all possible non· breakthrough." Rodriguez of the Washington Times. answer th em as truthfull y as possible. "U sources are revealed, other sources confi dential sources before The back of the package explains why people flatulate and why Senate Majority Leader George so long as those answers do not will be much less willing to talk ." subpoenaing the three reponers. Beano works . Mitchell, D-Maine, and Minority violate the confidence of my Ross said this "ripple or chilling "They will also have a hard time "A few drops on your favorite (but gas-producing) food almost Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan ., appointed sources."' effect" will occur from story to story proving they need this infonnation," always stops the gas before it starts! Ends the discomfort and social Peter E. Fleming, Jr. as speci al In a statement, the Washington and hinder the amount of information he said, "because there has been no embarrassment which come from eating beans, chili, caulinowcr, independent counsel to investigate the Times said, "We ant icipate availing reoorters recei ve from future indication of a violation of law by chick peas, soy foods and many others. " leak.s relating to the Supreme Coun ourselves of all rights and privileges, coirlidential sources. passing this information to reponers." Many people claim to know classmates, loved ones, and even confirmation hearing s of Judge including th ose under the Fi rst The practic e of investigative Professor M. Dennis Jackson, of professors who could benefit from Beano. Clarence Thomas and the Amendment." reponing would then be hun, he said, the Engl ish department, said if a A 12-serving package costs $1.99 and a 75-scrving package investigation of banker Charles Eden Laikin, a national desk editor because much of it thrives on leaks crime has been committed and a costs $8.99, a real bargain . Keating. for Newsday said, "We've run from confidential sources. reporter has witnessed it, he or she U there are any questions about the product, there is a Beano The counsel plans to ask Phelps articles on how we arc going to back However, Floyd Abrams, the New has a strict obligation to answer any hotline. and Totenberg to reveal who leaked [Phelps] and' don't expect him to say York attorney representing subpoena he or she may be given . information about Professor An ita anything." Totenberg, said state shield laws are However, he said, this is not the Winter Session students unite Hill's accusation of sexual Officials from National Pu blic not relevant to the Senate's inquiry, case with the reporters subpoenaed by harassment against Thomas. Rad io also sai d they will support which is based on federal law. the Senate because no crime has been It Is 8 a.m. on the first day of Spring Semester. The counsel is expected to ask Nina Totenberg · s decision not to Because this case has been sparked committed. A student who completed Winter Session finals four days before Rodriguez who leaked information to reveal her sources. by the Senate, Abrams said, "Our "This big, visible, federal case stumbles to the shower. Her eyes are half-shut, but arc soon wide him about the five Democrats who When gathering news, reporters argument is that reporters are could effect even the smallest papers open with surprise. passed leg islation easing banking are some ti me s protected by state protected under the FITSt Amendment, nationwide, and this is not something Yes, there is a line. The students who have been gone for si x restrictions for Keating. shi eld laws if one has been passed by not by any state shield law." that the student press remains weeks are back. Because some Republican senators a state judge. These shield laws will Mark Goodman, executive director immune from, " he said. "This is just Those who were here for Winter Session have become used to claim members of special interest usual i y protect the con fi dentiality for the Student Press Law Center in one more little chip at the freedom of shon lines, uncrowded dining halls and long showers. groups who lobbied against Justice between reporter and source. Washington said, "It shows how little the press." "These are MY showers! This is MY sink! This is MY residence hall! Oo home!" she exclaimed. Two students who attended Winter Session make eye contact in the bathroom and roll their eyes at the Winter Session wannabes. Residents who enjoyed single rooms for the short term must now welcome their roommates back to cohabitation. SPA starts ofT the semester with two movies to warm the heart: From the viewpoint of those returning, it is a time of feeling like an outsider. "[Winter Session Students] don't actually say they don't want us back, but you can sense it," a Lane Hall resident said. "I was glad to be home but I wish I didn't have to miss the fun Friday, Feb. 14 here," she added. 7, 9:30 and midnight A university psychology department representative said the feelings that students experience when returning from a Winter Session at home remain unexplored territory. Hightimes Magazine rates Newark's marijuana among the country's best The February issue of Hlghtimes magazine rated Newark 's sativa leaf among the country's best. In rating America's top weed, the article said the city's pot keeps you confused (which explains a lot around here) because it's totally herbalized. lt also is $125 per quarter ounce. "Expensive, but worth every peMy," the article reads. The university has always had a good reputation for its chemical engineering and an history departments, and now its reefer can be added to the list. Perhaps the same students who are in these deparuncnts arc using chemicals to grow the doable and then study art. They may be seeing things no other an s.tudents can. Students speculate that deep hole near dormitory may be new route to China There was a very large hole in the ground near the North Central Saturday, Feb. 1 Haner Hall, and quite a few people noticed it. Steam blllowed from It, slighUy concealing its opening, but no 7, 9.:30 and midnight one reported falling Into the cavity. People pondered why it wu there, but did not really listen to the There is no matinee at 4 answer because their minds were on m

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THE REVIEW I Pamela Wray De S te(;w~o Convicted serial killer Steven B. Pennell restated his desir.e for a swift execution in a mandatory appeal proceeding. Pennell heads back to prison after representing himself before the Delaware Supreme Court. Convicted serial killer Pennell asks for immediate death By larry Dignan Acting as his own lawyer, quick decision, adding that he soon enough. Spffiall"signmenl! RPponer Pennell spoke of himself in the sought the death penalty willingly Robert Barlow, father of victim DOVER - Convicted serial third person as he described the and the sentence was an Margaret Finner, said he wants to killer Steven B. Pennell reiterated mutilation murders with little appropriate punishment for his be present at Pennell's execution. his wish for a speedy execution emotion. crimes. "When you read a book , you like before the Delaware Supreme Court "She was held captive, alone and Court Administrator Stephen to read the final chapter," he said. during his hearing Tuesday. afraid, bound hand and foot and Taylor said a quick decision is Although Pennell was never The hearing was part of a was tortured and mutilated," he expected because Pennell probably charged with Finner's murder, mandatory appeals process required. said of Gordon. "She experienced will not file an appeal with the U.S . Barlow said his daughter's death by the state for all capital terror, fear, pain and hopelessness." Supreme Court. provided a crucial lead in the case punishment cases. Marlen'e Simms, mother of If the court affirms the October because eyewitnesses spotted her The process ensures that the Michelle Gordon, said she was death sentence, the Superior Court enter Pennell 's blue van. oeath sentence is not "arbitrarily or amazed with Pennell's calm will set a new execution date as Sim ms speculated that Pennell capriciously imposed." testimony. early as spring, Taylor added, does not fear his imminent death Pennell was sentenced to die by "He seemed calm," she said . "He making Pennell the first person to and enjoyed representing himself lethal injection in October for the talked about mutilation and be executed in Delaware since because it gave him control. murders of Kathleen Meyer and murdering like it's something you 1946. "He wants to go out in a blaze of Michelle Gordon, two of the five do every day." · But for the parents of some of glory," she sai d. "He enjoys the U.S. Route 13/40 serial killings. Pennell asked the court for a the victims, that date will not come attention." Defense attorney challenges new death penalty law By larry Dignan "The intent of the [new] law is to increase the the News Castle CoWlty case. Special Assignmenr RPpOner number of deaths by increasing the likelihood of No one has been executed in Delaware since Attorneys for Charles Cohen, the former death sentences," Petrillo said. 1946, and only one person has been sentenced to university student accused of murdering his parents The ex post facto clause states that a newly· death in New Castle Cowlty since the death penalty in 1988, told the Delaware Supreme Court Tuesday passed law can not be used on crimes which have was reinstated in Delaware I 5 years ago. That that the state's new death penalty law is already been committed. sentence was later overturned. unconstitutional and should not be apply to their Cohen was captured after a nationwide manhWlt Richard Fairbanks, an auomey for the state, said client's case. in May 1990. His lawyers believe the 27-year-old the new legislation was constitutional because it Charles Cohen questioned the constitutionality of from Hockessin is constitutionally protected from does not affect the basic rights of a defendant. the state's new death penalty law before the being punished under the 4-month-old statute. The Constitution guarantees that a defendant will Delaware Supreme Court Tuesday. Petrillo said she believes the law was passed be tried before a jury of his peers, not sentenced by Nancy Petrillo, Cohen's lawyer, said the hastily because many people resented the fact that them, he said. legislation, which gives judges the power to overrule four men were sentenced to life imprisonment The death penalty law, which is based on a juries in death penalty sentencings, violates the instead of the death penalty for the murder of four Florida statute, has been ruled constitutional Constitution's "ex post facto" clause and would lead Brooks Armored Car Co. guards. numerous times by the U.S. Supreme Court, to an increase in capital punishment. Attorney General Charles M. Oberly explained Fairbanks said. Before Gov. Michael N. Castle signed the new this sentiment in October when he told The Review His trial was postponed so that the Supreme death penalty law on Nov. 4 - a day before that the old death penalty statute was "unworkable. Court could determine the law's effects on Cohen Cohen's trial was set to begin- a unanimous jury The public will has not shown through in any" case and 15 other death row inmates in Delaware. THE REVIEW I Pamela WrifY De Stefano was needed to implement the death penalty. involving the possibility of capital punishment. If the court declares the death penalty law Top: Robert Barlow, the father of Margaret Finner, one of serial Cohen's trial has been postponed while the state The jury was one vote short of reaching a constitutional, Cohen could be sentenced to death by killer Stephen Pennell's victims. Above: Marlene Simm, mother of Supreme Court considers the ex post facto issue. unanimous decision to impose the death penalty in a judge if he is found guilty . Michelle Gordon -another of Pennell's victims, talks to the media.

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\ _ ____.., ___ A6. THE REVIEW• February 14, 1992 ·' Speaker explores.path of Black Americans State to redesign curriculum University research team assists public school system By lewis R. Ware complex than the oven racism faced by research, Murray said. 1\uistanr New< Edtrx their parents and grandparents. director of the Higher President David P. Roselle Young black adults must build upon "We no longer are dealing with !rm~r~~ ; ~~~sv:;ror Education Commission, said said the new program will be simple issues like whether or not The university will create a the commission looks for ways the foundation of racial justice their established within weeks or parents laid down, said the president of people have the right to vote or new research program that higher education designed to help the state establishments can assist in months instead of years. the National Urban League in a speech whether or not black students can "The program will make the Wednesday. auend predominantly white colleges," restructure its curriculum restructuring and improving he said. within elementary and elementary and secondary university a key player in "None of us can gel to where we curricular policy throughout Discrimin a • '~ ~ can be found in secondary public schools, stale education. want 10 be without standing on the the slate," Roselle added. "The negative stereotypes and public policies officials said. "[The superintendent' s shoulders of those who have gone center will utilize the expertise denying opponunities, Jacobs added . . "I'm saddened that so The research would be ofrice) wants to upgrade and before us," said President John E. of the university faculty to While racism is alive and well in based at the university and improve the public school 's Jacobs. many of our young people help [Forgione) redo the He told the audience that while America, he said, the need to be able 10 would create instructional major content areas," Corrozi public school system." compete in a global market can provide have no memory of the civil programs in basic courses such said . · African-Americans must seize the Currently, there are 177 opportunities offered by a university new job opponunities. as English, science and math, The Department of Public rights struggle." differei•l programs which education, they can not forget their The Urban League has proposed said Jim Spartz, deputy stale Instruction would establish the combine higher education with history. reconstructing America's - John Jacobs superintendent. research and development President, Nat io nal Urban Le~gue the public school system, "When we think about our transportation infrastructure as a way of "What we're trying to do is projects with private funding creating jobs for those who need them build research and raised by the state, he said. Corrozi said. forebearers, of the countless millions of One program Corrozi cited most. knowledge of our past," Jacobs said. development to serve public Frank Murray, dean of th e African-Americans who were enslaved was the university's Summer and oppressed and who fought and Rebuilding plans should also "We need to be fiiTTlly grounded in schools," Spartz said. College of Education, said include revitalizing the educational our history and our heritage," Jacobs State Superintendent Pascal plans for the research center Youth Academic Enrichment who died, they must inspire us to Program. continue the struggle until racial justice system, Jacobs added, making added, ''for that is the historical context D. Forgione Jr. announced the 'are still in the preliminary Americans more literate and in which black people must forge their plan Monday to the Stale stages, but the university will Since 1976, the two-week is secured," Jacobs said. Enrichment Program has been Since 1965, Jacobs has worked for technically proficient. destinies ." Higher Education Commission carry out a national search 10 "Today countries are measured by Jacobs was invited· to speak at the and asked Delaware Stale hire five professors to run the in place and has offered New the Urban League, an agency with Castle County students from branches in 113 cities, whose mission their brainpower, not by their military university by the Kappa Alpha Psi College to create a similar program. fifth to eighth grade classes in is to promote African-American social power," he said . fraternity as part of the week-long program. University faculty will also math, reading and writing. and economic equality. "I'm saddened that so many of our Kappa Konciousness Celebration, said John F. Corrozi, executive be utilized for the center's Jacobs said the discriminat ion young people have no memory of the fraternity president Tony Allen (AS facing blacks today is more subtle and civil rights struggles and very little SR).

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By Andrea Galante cover shipping and other expenses, Perkins Student Center, is serving Studenr Affairs Editor Buchanan said. as logistics coordinator for a In an effort to increase local Golden Key will raise the committee aimed at bringing the AIDS awareness, a campus honor money but none of the proceeds quilt to campus. society launched a fund raising will go toward the group, any Prime said, her job is to "make campaign this week to bring a funds that are raised will be used sure we give [the quilt] the respect section of a quilt honoring the to bring the quilt to campus, she it needs," such as proper location victims of AIDS to the university said. to display the quilt and ensure that in the spring. In September, Buchanan first proper security measures are "Our goal is to raise AIDS developed the idea of displaying provided so that the quilt will not awareness and to help people in the AIDS quilt to the university. be damaged. the area that are suffering," said She completed the lengthy Buchanan said other members Christine Buchanan (AS SR), application process in January and of the university community have president of Golden Key Honor received a preliminary site shown enthusiasm for the project Society, the groilp that is trying to approval by the NAMES The Professional Theatre bring the quilt to campus. foundation. Training Program (PTTP) will put The NAMES Project AIDS The final step of approval will inserts intQ their programs giving Memorial Quilt was developed in come after a visit from a quilt information on the quilt, Buchanan 1987 as a tribute to those who display coordinator, who will said. have died of the disease. The examine the possible display site. PTTP will also have donation NAMES Project aims to raise Once this approval is received, bins where the group's plays are money for AIDS service Golden Key is obligated to provide performed, she said. organizations and to display the the money, Buchanan said. Chris Eagan (BE JR), president quilt worldwide. Several members of Golden of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual The quilt consists of almost Key made and sold 1,800 Student Union (LGBSU) is glad to 15,000 panels, each one chocolate heart lollipops to help see a variety of organizations representing a person who has died raise the required money. showing interest in the AIDS quilt. of AIDS. University Dining Services "It's wonderful that another The quill has never been donated facilities and chocolate to organization has tried to take on displayed in the state, but if the the group. this project," Eagan said. fund raising drive is successful, up Randy Clay, director of Dining Although all money goes to 24 sections added to the quilt, Services, said he helped Golden through Golden Key, the goal is to representing almost 200 people, Key because of the enthusiasm bring the quill here, not raise they showed for the project money for the group, she said. will be placed in the Rodney I Room of the Perkins Student "They took the initiative and Prime said, "I think it's going to responsibility," Clay said. "We be very special to have on this THE REVIEW I Pilml!l;o Wr~ De Stefmo Center from May 21 through 24. Brent Weaver (AS SR) purchases a lollipop from Golden Key member. The proceeds go toward bringing In order to display the quilt, just helped." campus." Golden Key must pay $8,000 to Marilyn Prime, director of the the NAMES project Memorial Quilt to Delaware.

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Other complications include gall KKK rally bladder disease, diabetes and high 1989 - the university is blood pressure. continued from page A 1 one of the few colleges in However, she said, these problems ...... v1""'1U"' the device. rarely occur. message on the anniversary lvania State University is Norplant will probably not of Dr, King's death. chool that offers the contribute to some of the side effects He said the April 4 date eon1ttac:ep1Live on the East Coast. associated with a combination pill was not chosen to defame coordinator of the using progesterone and estrogen, she the day of King's th Awareness Resource said. assassination but to protest t Penn State, said the The Student Health Service will an "open-air drug market" "-: .. ft •• : . . .. Health Services began charge $350 for Norplant, which is which he said exists on orplant in September, the price for the kit only. There is no Booth Street in a 1991. extra charge for insertion. predominantly black area of Steve Anderson, a Officials at P.lanned Parenthood of Nancy Oyerly, director of women town. member of the Ku Delaware said Norplant is more than and infant's health at the Division of "The blacks are selling Klux Klan, states 99 percent effective, while the pill is Public Health, said if a woman goes drugs and whites are buying, his beliefs at the 97 percent effective. to a private physician, she can pay Doles added. Elkton city council Norplant, like the pill, comes with between $400 and $800. "We must stay separate." meeting on cenain side effects. · Although the Student Health "I'm proud to be white," Wednesday.

The most common complications Service offers Norplant at a slightly he proclaimed to a small \ are irregular menstrual patterns such ,cheaper rate, some women said the cheering crowd of of many who noticed. man and tried to convince him he as missed and extended periods, or price is still an issue. onlookers. Stares and dirty looks were was not prejudiced. bleeding in bet ween periods, Lowry Halton said, "The cost will However, the cheers Residents radiating from the ftrsttwo rows. The black man said he doubted said. prohibit it from being used widely as turned to jeers when Doles One man. wearing a jacket with a the sincerity of the gesture. Other side effects may include a form of birth control." and his posse left the Elkton continued from page A 1 nazi symbol on it, frowned at the However, he reluctantly accepted the headaches, dizziness, weight gain, Lowry said the Student Health Municipal Building to face a black man. Another left his chair handshake hoping that someday the acne and nausea, she said. Service does not plan to stock crowd of mixed races and "No, just the scruffy ones," he seconds after the black man sat Klansman would speak genuinely. Sue Halton. director of clinical Norplant even though it takes four to ethnicities. responds revealing one of the down. " I didn 't think about it., I only Although Colby Sewell services for Planned Parenthood of six weeks for the Student Health Vivian B. Castain, pastor stereotypes which circulated thought about sitting down," the remembers Elkton's racial past and Delaware, said, "Of the patients that Service to order the kit. at the African Methodist throughout the room. black man said grinning. knows race relations have improved. we have had, they've not complained "There's not a lot of interest on Episcopal Church, said she One such rule that existed Ten minutes into meeting, the he believes a KKK march could of unexpected bleeding." the students' part," she said. "I still has hope relations will Wednesday night was a throwback Klan withdrew their petition to reverse progress. Lowry said a woman should not don' t think there will be a great improve because dialogues to the pre-Rosa ?arks era when black march and the ftrst two rows of the Sewell remembers his childhood use Norplant if she is pregnant, has demand for it." were initiated through the Americans were forced to si t in the meeting room emptied. The majority and says he hopes his two children unexplained vaginal bleeding, or has She said students will probably bickering and conflicting back of the bus. While the members of lhose in attendance followed them will never share his experiences. breast cancer, acute liver disease or use condoms and birth control pills views. of the KKK sat in the ftrsttwo rows out lhe doors. Several Klan members But he can't be sure what the blood clots in the legs, lungs or eyes. more often than Norplanl. "Both sides were open to of the room, one seat nearby remained outside for about 15 future holds for his children. In all Susan Cruzan, public affairs Lowry said because a one-eighth dialogue, she said. remained open. minutes and argued with the others likelihood, they will attend the same specialist for the Food and Drug of and inch incision is made, the "None of us want a blur A black man standing in the back gathered on the sidewalk. One schools as the young child who led Administration (FDA), said Norplant procedure for implanting Norplant on our community." sat down in the chair to the surprise member extended his hand to a black the Pledge of Allegiance. is also an option for women who requires local anesthesia. cannot take the pill, which carries the The device is insened soon after risk of complications associated with menstruation, she said. the hormone estrogen. According to Wyeth-Ayerst Labs, Lowry said estrogen, found in the Norplant' s manufacturer, the pill, may increase the risk of blood contraceptive takes 10 to 15 minutes alumnus and volunteer firefighter clots in the heart, head, legs and to insert and I 5 to 20 minutes to for Aetna. lungs. remove. Aetna Co. One of the hardest things to do is get volunteers to make up the manpower of the station, said continued from page A 1 Newark Fire Chief Jon Townley. "The students help the .Medical Technology firefighter at Aetna for the last ·manpower in lhe daytime, when a two years. majority of the volunteers hold continued from page A1 budget, Pipes said. "As a college student from nine to five jobs," Thomas said. "[Roselle) and I are very Pennsylv.ania, volunteering Although sacrifice is a big pan help sponsor medical technology hopeful," he said. "We have every enables me to appreciate and give of firefighting, the station srresses scholarships, she said. expectation [the recruitment] will back to Newark," she said. school to be the students' top R. Byron Pipes, provost and be successful." "It is one of the greatest priority, Townley added . :vice president for Academic Tarrant said the university community services you can Sugzdinis said she feels like a ;A-ffairs, said the program's should be more involved in offer," Sugzdinis added. member of a happy family at previous $535,000 budget will be recruiting for medical technology. The number of students Aema. cut by 20 percent for next year in "I couldn't get over that the involved in the company usually Thomas shared the same accordance with the original university would think of cutting a varies because of volunteers sentiment: "The company is son phase-out plan. nationally recognized program," transferring from their stations at of a brotherhood. You make a lot : However, if the medical · she said. "Johns Hopkins home to firehouses at school, said of friends and do all kinds of stuff community can increase University considers [the Dave Thomas, a university enrollment the university will not program] to be the best in the together." s;ontinue to decrease the program's country."

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Although the atmosphere at will probably follow suit, but this university may seem like a even with this safe, convenient throwback: to the dark: ages - method of birth control, all with intolerance and small minds students still need to remember prevailing - it seems the the risks of being sexually active, administration at le ast has and act accordingly. become liberal in the services Simply because this device offered to its stud ents. prevents pregnancy better than The Student Health Center has other methods does not mean it should replace measures to begun providing a new fonn of Wll Shamlln birth control to fe male student prevent the spread of sexually at a drasticall y red uced price. transmitted diseases. Norplant, .a hormonal Pregnancy should not be the contracepti ve implanted in a sole concern for a sexuallv active woman's upper ann, is a method student, and condoms sho~ld still Giving the choice back to the people of contraception which lasts for be considered a must. In April, the abortion rights mess They will loudly claim the merits of·these arguments for ourselves. up to ftve years. In making this contraceptive will once again come before the nine restrictions are oppressive and Polls indicate the majority of the By making thi s service device available to students, the WJelecLed officials who make up the U. dangerous to women. Americans are uncomfortable with the available to students through the university has demonstrated its S. Supreme Court. They will decide for The anti-abortionists will decry the absolute positions given out by "pro­ health center, the university has commitment to public demands. us, when and if a woman can have an Court as long as Roe v. Wade stands; choice" and ''pro-life" lobbies and wish But the campus community as abortion. the decision stands in the way of a total to find a middle way. demonstrated a valuable The representatives who fashioned ban on abortion. . Those polls show most Americans commitment t o providing the well as the administration should the law WJder review by the Court, and It is time for the American people to feel abortion should not be used as a most advanced medical still continue educational efforts the people who elected them, will have take the atx?rtion debate away from the form of birth control, while still technology to the campus. to combat the problems of ;... no say in the result. Court and the extremists who control favoring a woman's right 10 choose. It is commend abl e that the sexually transmitted diseases and ~ Difficult, thorny questions of rights, the agenda. We deserve the right to debate the health center is offering such pregnancy. ethics, and morality will be kept out of While the Roe decision remains the questions of abortion, and place them s"" ~ the hands of the people, delegated law of the land, while the court sets the before our representatives. advanced methods, for Norplant Perhaps if we are not in the ~ \) instead to the specialized legal elite of limits of abortion rights, we cannot It cannot be denied our politicians was approved only one year ago. dark about the risks of sex, ea:: the court system. meaningfully resolve the question for seem incompetent to face hard Issues Two stude nts have already enlightenment In other areas will !: · ~ The Court will hear arguments in the ourselves. such as abortion. But we can only received the implants, and others soon follow. !: ~ Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act Once Roe is overturned, the issue is blame ourselves for this condition. It is ~ case, and decide which of the law 's thrown on our shoulders. The way our duty to fmd and elect those who can a ~ provisions it will uphold or strike down. would stand open for us to find a serve us fairly and make difficult The law was a hard-fought middle course, as we see fit. compromises. ~ compromise between· pro- and anti­ No other issue demands such The power given the Court by Roe v. abortionists, which imposed resrictions reasoned debate and willin~ness to Wade usurps the power of the people to About Review & Opinion on abortion, but did not ban it. compromise. Questions such as when decide these matters of moral value for Court observers predict the court will docs life begin, what are the limits of themselves. Review and Opinion : The opinion page is rese rved for opinion and commentary. The editorial not go all the way and overturn the individual's interest in the fetus, and The framers of the Constitution above represents the consensus of The Review sta ff and Is written by the ed itorial editor, except 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which how much should women control their made a bold assumption. They believed when signed. Columns arc the opinion of the author. Editorial cartoons represent the opin ion of the created a constitutional right to an bodies, need our consideration. we, the people, possessed the good artist Letters to the editor contain the opinions of our readers . abortion, and forbade states to regulate More practical issues also must be sense to govern ourselves and make abortion in the first trimester of given our attention. If we restrict weighty decisions for ourselves. pregnancy . abortion in some way, do we impose While the Roe v. Wade decision If the Roe decision is still in place, dangers on women who might obtain stands, nine justices assume they are the Court would retain the power to WJsafe Illegal abortions? Should minors more capable of controlling abortion Editorial columnists pick and choose restrictions on abortion be forced to obtain permission before than we. They deny we are capable of Richa rd Jone1, editor In chief Molly William•, editorial editor as it sees fit. abortions are to be performed? Do governing ourselves. The decision must Sco tt Dalley, columnist laton Sean Garber, columnist Pro-abortion advocates will cry foul casual abortions WJdermine the family? fall. Paul !Cane, col umn ist Greg Orlando, columnist if the new, more conservative Court Each extreme has compelling decides to uphold any of the law's arguments to offer us. But we should be Lf!Wis R. Ware is an assistant news editor restrictions, as it is likely to do . given the opportunity to decide the of The Review

The truth, the whole truth ••• yeah, that's the ticket Do you ever say: which type of person you are, boy person or girl we thought we were in serious_danger. Twelve Researchers gave some hints as to how to tell ''The check's in the mail." person. Girls lie to make others feel better, "Yes, years of unbroken wind is nothing to sneeze at. We when or if you are being lied to. First, watch out for "I' ll call you tomorrow." that outfit looks very nice. No, your thighs don't all agreed that most of Burlington County would people who say, "I'm a terrible liar." This Is a sure "Officer, the light was yellow." look chubby." lcnow when it happened for the first time. sign that the speaker Is a very good liar, and has "I'm on the pill." Boys lie for the simple reason of making Some more alarming statistics came from this great potential to be a lawyer, evangelist or member "Officer, I'm on the pill ." themselves look beuer. Remember the locker room interesting research. Forty percent of Americans lie of the Kennedy clan. ~ ~ If you do, you're only a fraction of the millions scene, "I've been with more girls than I can coWJt about se~. 73 percent lie to siblings and 43 percent College students tend to lie about a variety of s' ~ or people who lie, according to a recent study. on my hands," a hot-buttered seventh grade stud lie about their income. So don't let anyone tell you different things from their OPAs on resumes to ::: c.::;·- Nincty-{)nc percent of Americans lie. Although muffin brags. about income they've earned from having sex with having orgasms. Ironically, few students report ~ ~ the other 9 percent probably .lied about their lying Most of us believed the girls when they lied . their siblings, because there is a 156 percent chance lying about having orgasms on their resumes, on the study, but they are the smart ones, because Recall fourth grade when the dainty pre-teen stated, they're pulling your not-so-<:hubby thigh . although many did giggle while reading the :: ·-s: the study also indicated that intelligent people lie after intertse interrogation, that in 12 years, she had Seventy percent of children learn to lie by the question on the survey. :: .~ more than the average person. never broken wind. time they're two years old, researchers say. The Ninety-one percent of Americans lie . (What a ~ Smart people lie more because they are beuer at As intriguing as this is, it is not the point. The other 25 percent don't know how to talk, but do coWJtry.) We lie to ourselves about the severity of ~ a CQ it, researchers say. Other people who are prone 10 point is that she lied well, and many boys believed drool very well. The remaining 5 percent refused to our poor economy, unemployment rates and :::..._ lie more than the average person are common her and of course felt sorry for her-after all, she'd complete the survey. starvation within our own borders. It's all truth and CQ criminals, uncommon criminals and Supreme Court missed out on a major fourth grade past-time. Children learn to lie for a few reasons. One, the world should not be expected to respect us in nominees. Many of her friends just 10ld her that she •d know children learn that when they tell the truth, they end the morning. The study also indicated that girls are beuer liars when it happened for the fiTSt time, a phrase women up geuing pWlished. Two, many children find that than boys, something most of us already knew. hear much of their lives, but for a different reason. when they lie, they can get what they want and Benjamin Ringe is an assistant news editor for The Reasons fo r lying are different depending on Not only did the fourth-grade class believe her, three, many infants watch "Divorce Coun." Review.

Letters to the editor Racism reality in Carpenter hoops An issue of culture more common among some ethnic groups than others . In her letter-to-the-editor Your point, to be honest, is sheltered. I was thoroughly disgusted by the It is only natural to be better at what criticizing my Feb. 7 column pointless. In her third paragraph Barton article Feb. 27, 1992 headlined you have been e~posed to, and to "Carpenter's racial hoops Ms. Barton goes on to say that makes her most ludicrous point. "Carpenters racial hoops tournament." participate with those of like skill tournament," university everyone has a group they fit into; She says, "There are some sports The whole idea of this racial barrier in and/or experience. intramural program specialist one that they feel comfortable in that are more popular among some recreational basketball at Carpenter is Does this mean that the participants Yvonne Barton says that "the and have something in common ethnic groups than others. It's bogus. of the particular sport are racists? whole idea or this racial barrier in with the members. only natural to be better at what It's not a racial issue at all, it's a No! It's an issue of culture. recreational basketball at "lust because you don't see a you have been e~posed to, and to matter of preference. What really disappoints me Is the Carpenter is bogus. It's not a mixture of races in that group," participate with those of like skill It doesn't mauer who you are, there fact that a newspaper like The Review, racial Issue at all, it's a matter or she writes, "does that make it and/or experience ... it's an issue is some group that you fi t into; one that which can do so much good for the preference." racially biased? I think not." of culture." you feel confortable in and one that you campus community, would print such In the column it was explained Ms. Barton, I think yes. It's not Ms. Barton Is implying that have something in common with the garbage. how on weekend evenings at just a coincidence that there are blacks are better than whites in other members. It hurts to know that with your Carpenter Sports Building there is all blacks on one court, all whites basketball, so it's only natural that Th is group may be formal or "power of the press" you would choose a policy of unforced segregation. on a second court and all Asians they play together. informal . Just because you don't see a to ridicule those who participate in For the most part, whites play on the third. Another stupid point. mixture of races in that group, does that activities with !he people of their with whites, blacks play with These people play tog~ther There are many whites who are make it racially biased? choice. blacks and Asians play with because of race: not skill, not better than blacks, and vice vena. I think not. With all of the racial tension on this Asians. height and not speed. Only There are also many whites who I don' t care who you are, you are campus we do not need The Review Ms. Barton starts by saying because of race. have been e~posed to basketball going to fraternize with those who you being partisan to it, not to mention nothing is wrong with playin.g Ms. Barton says people have a their entire lives. Who are you, feel comfonab.Je with, whether they be creating it. only within your own race. It IS tendency to associate with others Ms. Barton, to say that blackJ are black, while, Asian, or any combination This article is an excellent example · just a matter of choice. whom they'feel comfortable with. better than whites? thereof. or the many types of things that keep Ms. Barton, what if I CHOOSE Is that right? I'd JO so far as to call that Another point I'd like to make is that racial issues alive here at the university. not to sit with blacks at lunch, No. As Stanley Herz once point, uhmm ... racist. , different people are exposed to different I believe that you owe some people simply because I'm more wrote, "People must break out of Finally, Ms. Barton says that I things. an apology. comfortable with whites. their cells." owe some people an apoloay, and There are some sports and activities The article was total I y uMecessary. How about if I CHOOSE not to It's very easy to stay with she's right. that are more common in other speak with minorities, just people you are comfortable with. I'm sorry that people are ao countries than in the United States. Yvonne R. Barton because they're different. But It's important to branch out afraid to hear tlle truth. Then there are some spons that are Intramural Program Speclalllt What if the aovernment and diveraify. Ithuns. CHOSE not to allow blacks to Stereotypes are a result of vote, just because their Input lm't Ignorance. Jeff PNrlrNn Is • sports editor of wanted. Ianorance Ia a reault or belna The Review February 14, 1992 • THE REVIEW. A 11

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By Susan Coulby fnleNirvnent Editor ove hovers in the air, sex sizzles on the brain and Feb. 14 's mood can make individuals insane. But there's a place where this L phenomenon happens daily, hourly, constantly. Stimulated by a standard decor of beans, flowers, lace and ruffles, people who enter this domain browse for romantic trappings and wearable sensuality. Here resides the spirit of love. Her name is Victoria and she has a secret. • Lavishly Styled in the English Tradition Each of the more than 450 Victoria's Secret shops- selling both male and female boudoir wear - hosts a feast for the senses. Classical music swirls in the ears. Sweet odors of soap, sachets, cologne and other assorted toiletry goods cloud together in a heady m~lange that floods the nostrils. Soft pinks and roses dominate the floral wallpaper, plush carpet and prim furnishings that make up the store's interior decor. But perhaps the most captivating visions arc the brightly splashed, preuily printed and boldly designed undergarments, see SELLING page 84

'Wayne's World' parties on big screen Wayne's World with liberal amounts of women's Myers moves Wayne Campbell Paramount Pictures cleavage. from the one-dimensional Director...... Penelope Spheeris Film Review Excellent! beadbanger of "SNL" to an almost­ B Wayne and Garth play hockey. deep post-adolescent goofball They go to Stan Mikita's Donut headbanger struggling to achieve By Russ Bengtson shop. They sing Queen's Nirvana- a 1964 Stratocaster Plain and simple, this film is a and Greg Orlando "Bohemian Rhapsody" in Garth's Guitar and the Tower of Babe·alon, fnrert•;nmMt Repotters Party Time, Excellent! (Translation: Mirthmobile. No story here, folks. Cusandra (Tia Carrere), the lead In the beginning there was Adam Occasion for celebration. But that's okay. Wayne's World singer of The Crucial Taunt. and Eve. Tom and Jerry. Bill and Remarkably good.) buddy movie. needs a plot like Telly Savalas Schwing! (Translation :My Opus. Bill and Ted. Moses and the Wayne Campbell (Mike Myers) needs conditioning mousse. word! She is attractive.) burning bush. and his dysfunctional appendage The humor is enough to sustain Also highly impressive is Lara From his perch on the Heavenly Garth Algar (Dana Carvey) host a audience interest. This movie trips Flyrut Boyle as Wayne's mentally Throne, God looked down and saw late-night cable-access TV show the chuck-o-meter long and hard. deficient (and possibly psychotic) called "Wayne's World." tiW the duo was good. In one scene, Wayne and Garth ex-girlfriend Stacy. "Excellent," He said. "Pany on." All is going well for the duo until vehemently claim they'll never sell Carvey, whose role is limited, And so he made the duo in his their lives are intruded upon by out. Through some strange does the best with the (not) much Benjamin Oliver. a ruthless That excellent · own image. Abbot and Costello, coincidence, Wayne is he's given. Whereas Wayne's Cash and Carry. Death and Taxes. producer-type played by Rob "You conspicuously consuming a Pizza character at leut goes through the Nschwinger" are 18, aren't you?" Lowe. Wayne Campbell Assault and Battery. Fish and Chips. Hut pizza. motions of growth, Garth remains Wayne and Garth. · Oliver wants to put Wayne and WHAM! Extreme close-up of as li'III1Sp8J'ent u Saran Wrap. (Mike M~) takes his world on network TV and force a break from his Spawned from a "Saturday Night Garth clad in Reebok apparel. But Wayne's World, u a whole, Live" skit, Wayne's World traces the duo to 'become puppets for lhe WHAM! Extreme close-up of a is quite aolid. It's warp-speed hectic life u the show's proposed sponsor. host of "W~ne'a the psycho-sexual development of Pepsi can. humor and excellent babes may two Vietnam Veterans and their And that's where the plot of WHAM! Wayne and Garth sell even leave you with a new World," In the Wayne's World begins and ends. Paramount Pictures ensuing struggle to reclaim their out. perspective on life. Watusi heritage. The movie is basically a hodge­ Acting that borders on inspired And monkeya might fly out of fllr11 of the aame podge of assorted skits, sprinkled • name. Not. also helps to buoy Wayne's World. your butt, too. Featurin ••• February 14, 1992. THE REVIEW. 82 Selling out for the love of a cookie-tossing Blurp Ball This bein8 February 14, Valentine's BLILLUUUURRRRRRPPPPP. No doubt they'll soon be given their Within months, I predict Blurp Balls Day and all, I feel it necessary to say, Entertaining ... with names like Toady Croakenchoke own canoon TV show, perhaps with wUI unite the world under the gleaming "Love Stinks." and Tyrannosaurus Retch. When squeezed. Gargamel (of the Smurfs) or Charles banner of peace and p-osperity. In honor ol this oh-S&-special day. Thoughts these delightful little scamps hurl a smaller Bronson as the villain (both need the work George Bush will take Blurp Balls anyone mentioning the "L-word" again ball from their gut. very badly). under his wing for lhe ... will be beaten to death, by me, with a stalk Greg They puke. Upchuck. Heave. Yuke. First there were slinkies and hula hoops, BLU.LEEEEAAAAGGGHHH. of broccoli. Orlando Spew chunks. Toss their cookies. then frisbees. pet rocks lind mood rings. .. . 1992 Presidential election. His But we at The Review have done the "L· All you have 10 do to get a free Blurp Now there are Blurp Balls. slogan, "A Blurp Ball in every pot" will wud" column to death. Instead, l would Ball is to write a story about it, the release Who says evolution is an unproven give him the popular support he needs (and lilce 10 discuss something more substantial . eternity in the eighth level of Hell along said. Hence this column . Hence my lack of theory? then some). I Wlll1 a Blurp Ball. with insurance salesmen and people who journalistic integrity. Blurp Balls get to heart of the human Did 1 mention that I'm available? I've 101d out. I'm a bed man in good have sex with sheep. The next thing you know, I'll be using experience. It's all about greed. And Did I mention that I plan to ask for a c:unpany. What's a Blurp Ball? They're an idea this space to ask for dates. Did I mention puking. Tyrannosaurus Retch? Or a Retch-A-Rat Eric Oapton is a bad man. He sold out whose time has come, according to a press that I'm single? No? A friend of mine claims that Blurp Balls Tomcat? for a beer. (Miller Genuine Draft. no less. release sent to The Review. But enough about me. Let's speak of have cured his acne. He says women now Have you ever noticed that sening out is the sccondo(;OUSin of beers.) They're the newest phenomenon to hit those wonderful creations, the Blurp Balls. swarm at his feet at the mere mention of a lot like the L-word? The rewards are Phil Collins is pretty bad too. He sold campuses of major colleges and "'They're grotesquely designed, yet soft his Count Heave-A-Lot. tempting, but the bad taste left in your out to see his name on the Billboard Top- universities (Apparently,lesser colleges enough to for anyone on campus to play WHHHOOOOUUUGGGGllliH. mouth may make you wonder if it's worth 40 charts. and universities are unaffected by this catch ... or spew ... or whatever." Blurp Balls are the result of intense it. Bill "Jell-o Puddin' Pop" Cosby is a phenomenon.) Their coolness runs off the seale. thought. A joint effort between Those Pfeh . really bad man. At last count. he's sold out In case you missed it the first time, Blurp Balls are the most fun you can Characters From Cleveland and The Ertl 137 times- a new record. Blurp Balls are rubber spheroids with have and still be conscious. Company, Blurp Balls herald the rerum of Greg Orlando is an entertainment editor of Upon my death, l fully expect to spend names like Toady .. . Excuse me ... BLLLEEECCCHHTTTCCHHH. fun to American society. The Review.

Ok, Spring Semester is here. For more information, call (215) alley, the Grand Opera House at Wilmington, will feature the Time to hit the books, right? The Trocadero• at 1Oth and Arch 352-0313. 818 Market Street Mall in American Illustration Collection Maybe, but all work and no play Streets in Philadelphia will also Wilmington will present The through Feb 23. Also on exhibit will makes Jack a dull boy, so here are a funk it up a little when the A little closer to• home, The Delaware Symphony on February be a fine selection of pre-Raphaelite few options for those who want to Vagabond Dance Party rolls into Stone Balloon on Main Street is 13, 14, and 15 . Art . add a lillie spice to their study life. town featuring the German Techno- bringing the '70s back to Newark as Young and talented violinist For more information, call 57 I- band Quadrophenia . veteran rocker Peter Frampton Midoro is also bringing her frantic 9590. Rival Sons will• bring what they For more information, call the takes the stage on February 18. fingers to The Opera House on describe as "rock and roll with pop Troc at (215) 923-7625. Frampton is best known for hits February 19th. Finally, the Harrington• Theatre sensibility" to the Chestnut "Baby I Love Your Way" and On a jazzy note, The Opera Arts Company will perform Neil 1:11 Cabaret at 38th and Chestnut The Top 40 band• Roxeue brings "Show Me the Way." House is also presenting Bobby Simon's "The Odd Couple" Feb 14, 1:11 ~ Streets in Philadelphia every their popular pop to Upper Darby Opening for Frampton is McFerrin and his Voiceestra who 15, 20, 21 and22in IOOWolfHall. ~ ...... Wednesday for the next four weeks . when they play the Tower Theater Canada '.s The Northern Pikes, a will showcase their acapella abilities If you are interested in any one of ...... = On Tuesdays, the Cabaret will on March 8. This is the band's first "rock/pop band with a twist of on Feb 22. Tickets are $17,$21 or the performances, call 837-1345. u showcase the talented Turning North American tour. country sound."ln the past, the $25 depending on how close to Point, a band known for their Roxette is best known for hits band has also opened for such acts Bobby's sweat you want to be. So, as you can •see, there are a u= unique mix of blues, progressive, "She's Got The Look" and as David Bowie and The Fixx. For more information, call 658- plethora of diversions to broaden rock and funic. "Joyride," as well as the Pretty For more informati on, call 368- 7897. your mind in ways that Calculus and For more information on either of Woman soundtrack smash "It Must 2001. English 110 can't. these shows, call the Cabaret at Have Been Love." Tickets are The Delaware• Art Museum, (215) 896-6420. $22.50. Jfrock 'n'roll isn•' t qu ite up your 2301 Kentrnere Parkway in -Eric Simon

Harrington Theatre Arts Company Frida~ Feb. 14 Bacchus The:~tre, Perkins Student Concert: Newark Symphony Orchestra Center. Feb. 14, ·f5, 21,22 at8:15 presents its Third Chamber Concert. presents: Seminar: "Computation of Sectorial p.m. General admission is $5, S3 for Purchasing Power Parities for Recital: SMS Contemporary Players. students and senior citizens. Newark u International Comparisons of Prices United Methodist Church, 8 p.m. and Productivity" with Dr. Christophe Tickets $8 for public, $5 for faculty, 01IJ1lJ staff and senior citizens. No charge for THE COUPLE Bureau. 201 B Townsend Hall, 1:30- Sunday, Feb. 16 students. Loudis Recital Hall, Amy E. 2:30 p.m. Recital: Soprano Marie Robinson. FEBRUARY 14, 15, 20, 21, 22 D DuPont Music Building, 8 p.m. Workshop: Delaware Association for Loudis Recital Hall , Amy E. DuPont 100 WOLF HALL 8 PM Txts $4 Children of Alcoholics presents COA Discussion: Contemporary music. Music Building, 3 p.m. sponsored by Housing and Residence Life Recognition Day. Entire day, $3Q. Composer Larry Nelson of the SMS Monday, Feb. 17 Speaker Thorn Stecher at 9:30a.m. Contemporary Players. Loudis Recital Meeting: Graduate Student Awards at noon. "Addiction and its Hall, Amy E. DuPont Music Building, 2:30-3:30 p.m. Association. Rm. 036, Memorial Hall, Impact on the African-American 5:30p.m. Community" with Alvin Turner at 1 :30 Saturday, Feb. 15 p.m. Clayton Hall . For information, ca ll Volleyball: Fund raising event for the Speech: "State of the 656-5554. Easter Seal Society. of Del-Mar. DUSC" by Delaware Undergraduate Performance: "Tales of the Turnpike."' Carpenter Sports Building. Feb. 15, 16 Student Congress President Rob from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. For Colorado Tickets $5 for students and senio r McAnnally. Ewing Room, Perkins citizens, $8 general admission. information, call 324-4444. Student Center. 5 p.m. SKI COMPANY ( & ~£@00/l\~Jffir )

Top five movies performances as Texas narcs who get a JFK (R)- Oliver Stone's present-day "Newark's hottest new meeting place" little too involved in their work. documentary questioning the Warren for the week ending Feb. 7 Showtimes: 4:30,9:30. Commission's explanation of Buffalo Cinema Center Bill's quarterback Jim F. Kelly's 1) The Hand That Rocks The Newarlc Shopping Center (737· 3720) lackluster performance in Super Bowl Cradle ($8.12 million for the XXVI. The single-completion theory is week) The Adventures of the Great Mouse under serious speculation. Showtimes: 2) Fried Green Tomatoes ($6.68 Detective (G) - Well, there's this 12:30, 4:15,8. mouse see .. . and he's great ... oh million) Hook (PC)- Showtimes: 12 :45, 3) Shining Through ($6.41 million) yeah, and he's also a detective, and 4) Father of the Bride ($3.82 he gets himself into all kinds of crazy 3:40, 7, 9:50. million) situations, I mean adventures. Beyond Kuffs (PG-13) - Christian Slater's 5) Grand Canyon ($3.63 million) that, your guess is as good as mine. crash course in Eyebrow Cocking 101 . Showtimes: 1, 3, 5:15, 7:15. For the $'7 class fee, you also get a Christiana Mall Final Analysis (R)- Uma Thurman copy of "You Too Can Sound like The 1·95 and Route 7 136&-9600) loses her mind, Kim Basinger loses her joker.• Shawtimes: 12:35, 2:45, 4:55, clothing and Richard Gere plays a 7:15, 9:30. Fried Green Tomatoes (PC-13)­ psychiatrist caught in the middle of it Two of Hollywood's hottest triple· Shining Through (R)- Showtimes: 1, all. There's probably a plot here named actresses, Mary Stuart 3:50, 7, 9:45. somewhere, but with all of these Masterson and Mary· Louise Parker, attractive people on screen, it may be Freejack (R) -Young Gun Emilio team up in this Southern murder hard to concentrate on something as Estevez leaves the six·shooter behind What is a••• mystery set in the 1930s. Showtimes: trivial as a plot. Showtimes: 1 :30, ·as he heads to the year 2009 as a Fri. -4:30,7:15,10. Sat. -1:45, 5:30, 7:30, 10:15 racecar driver in this futuristic Blade 4:30, 7:15, 10. Sun . -1:45, 4:30, Runner wanna-be. Mick Jagger comes ••• Expreschoc? 7:15. The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (R) along for the ride as a bounty hunter - Rebecca De Mornay gives Glenn Father of the Bride (PG) -The · hired to track down Estevez. Close a run for her money with a .... Chalet Snack? harrowing tale based on the true story Unfortunately for Mick, plastic surgery chilling performance as the Mary has not advanced very far in the 21st of Liz Taylor's dad rolling over in his Poppins from hell in this cardiac arrest ••• Fifties Creamy? grave when Satan sent him visions of century. Time is definitely not on his thriller about a somewhat different Michael jackson walking his blushing side. Showtimes: 7:10, 9:35 . adventure in babysitting. Showtimes: ••• Mexlt:an Pizza? daughter down the aisle. Showtimes: Fri . - 5:45, 8, 10:30. Sat. -1 :30, Final Analysis (R)- Showtimes: 1, Fri. - 5, 7:30, 9:45. Sat - 2, 5, 5:45, 8, 10:30. Sun. -1:30, 5:45, 8. 3:40, 7:20, 10. ••• Powderhom Sandwich? 7:30, 9:45. Sun.- 2, 5, 7:30. Cinemark Movies 10 Chestnut Hill Chestnut Hal Pbn, New•rlc (737· 79591 Discover these and much more Grand Canyon (R) -The cast from FirstS~~ Shoppina Center (994-7075) The Big Chill travels to the Grand The Hand That Rocb the Cradle (R) My Girl (PC) - Francis Ford Coppola at Colorado Ski Company Canyon and rescues the ~rady Bunch - On two screens. Showtimes: 1 : 20, explores the pros and cons of nepotism who never found their way out of the in this touching and true story about big hole. Also stars Ann B. Davis as 1:40,4,4:20, 7:30, 7:40,9:55, 10:05. the casting of his daughter Sofia in BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER • LIGHT FARE Alice. Showtimes: Fri . - 4, 7, 9:45 . Godfather Ill. Showtlmes: 6, 8. Sat. -1, 4, 7, 9:45 . - Sun. -1, 4, Juice (Rl- Latest inner-city drama MON.-THUR. 11 am-1 am; FRI11-2 7. with a body count. This one centers Shining Through (R) ·-World War 11 drama starring Michael Douglas as a SAT 11-2p SUN 9 am-1 am W•yne'• World (PC)- Wayre and around four youths coming d age in the streets of Harlem. Showtlmes: lawyer and Melanie Griffith as his half­ Garth, those public access maniacs jewish secretary who goes from · I PENCADER DORM take their to the big screen to 12:40, 2:45, 4:50, 7:05,9:45. tit-t-!1: act party dictation to dictators when she S. COLLEGE N. COLLEGE AVE. on, explore existentialism and find the ! i Bupy (Rl- Barry Levinson's real life becomes a secret qent who spies on meaning d life. No wayl Way! I! ll (11{1\IH) the Nazis. Showtirnes: Fri. - 5, 7:30, 1 pOrtrayal of Las Veps aeator ~~ 5 ~""' ( or.. 11 ''dJY Showtlmes: Dally-1,3:15. 5:30, Benjamin •Don't Call Me Bugsy" 10:30. Sat. -1:30,5,7:30, 10:30. 7:45, 10:15. 51e8el with Wa"en Beatty turning in Sun.- 1:30, 5, 7:30. lush (R) -Jennifer Jason leigh and an Oscar-caliber performance in the 100 N. College Ave., Newark • 454-7345 Jason Patrie, two of filmdom's most title role. Showtimes: 1:10,4:10, -Compiled by Eric Simon (Located north of Cleveland Avenue opposite underrated acton, tum In strong 7:50,9:45. steps to Pencader and Christiana dorm~ories).

I ' February 14, 1992 • THE REVIEW. 83 Winter movie wrap-up

Avnet's directorial debut a bit 'Green'

Stellar acting keeps 'Tomatoes' from spoiling fried Green Tomatoes Universal Pictures Director...... ]on Avnet Film review B·

~rmJ~;;~can Harris A plate of fried green tomatoes --and forth between the poverty and hardly sounds like a culinary spirit of the 1930s women and the . delight. Hearing that this dish is a more liberated situations of the restaurant's specialty may just be 1980s. enough to keep customers away. The film would have worked Hopefully, however, audiences better had Avnet stuck to the won't distance themselves too far relationships and connections of all : from the interesting taste of the four women. Instead, he gets mired . film Fried Green Tomatoes. in plot developments, many of Producer Jon Avnet (Risky which make no impact. Business), making his directorial For a first·time director, getting debut, has put together a stellar bogged down in plot is cast in his adaption of Fannie understandable and almost Flagg's novel "Fried Green excusable. Audiences should be Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop able to forgive Avnet because he Cafe." draws strong performances from Fried Green Tomatoes pairs his cast, most notably the fiery the Best Actress Oscar winners Masterson. from the past two years for an As Idgie, she's both superb and effective combination. Kathy Bates radiant, the fast-talker willing to do (Misery) plays a grumpy, anything to achieve her goals. An dissatisfied Alabama housewife, often overlooked actress, and Jessica Tandy (Driving Miss Masterson (Some Kind of Daisy) porQ"ays the nursing home Wonderful) shines, distinguishing : resident Bates befriends and grows herself from the rest of the fine cast · to love. with a hard-driven, Oscar·quality Bates' Evelyn Couch, who's performance. caught in a boring life and a failing Parker gives a more reserved Dr. Robert Campbell (Sean Connery) and Dr. Rae Crane (Lorraine Bracco) search for a cancer cure in the jungles of South America. marriage, remains unhappy performance as Ruth, but is throughout the film. She seeks nonetheless effective. Known solace in Tandy's tales of growing primarily for her Tony-winning up in Alabama during the 1930s stage work in Broadway's Prelude and '40s. to a Kiss, she's also giving Implausibility ails 'Medicine Man' Her stories center on two appealing screen performances - headstrong women, ldgie in both this film and the current Medicine Man across lush panoramas. Her thick Bronx accent clashes Threadgood (Mary Stuart Lawrence Kasdan concoction, Hoi/wood Pictures Although breathtaking, the scenery distastefully with Connery's smooth Masterson) and Ruth Bonnell Grand Canyon. Unfortunately, Director...... john McTiernan Film review serves as a crutch. For the sole Scottish drawl. With every scene she (Mary-Louise Parker), who ran the fans of both Bates and Tandy will B· purpose of popping the audience's becomes more and more annoying . Whistle Stop Cafe before World be disappointed by the pair's lack By Greg Orlando eyes, Connery and Bracco make a until her performance extends itself ·. War II. The place, a trainside dump of individual and paired screen t nrerrainmenr Ediror pilgrimage to the top of a very large beyond the range of human tolerance. serves the "best barbecue in town ." time. In el bosque - that's the jungle, finds the cure fo r the Big C in an tree. Her whining grates on the Masterson plays a free-spirited Tandy, a legendary actress, baby- it's real easy to lose stuff. Car exotic South American root. As As the duo pop their heads above eardrums. Her mail-order acting tomboy risk-taker who's never proves a magnetic screen presence. keys. Wallets. Phone numbers of cute quickly as the discovery is made, the foliage, oohs and aahs abound. offends the senses. Nothing more will ·ashamed to say what she thinks or She seems to get beuer with every girls . though, it's lost. The plot doesn't budge one single inch be said about her. feels. Parker's character is the part, this one included. The cure for cancer. And the serum, containing the during the entire scene . This is a good thing. : more passive, self-doubting one­ Avnet's Fried Green Tomatoes More unbelievable than a New elusive "peak 37," is apparently When the plot does move along, Medicine Man is a "check your ' she's trapped in a terrifying isn't a female gossip movie . Kids on the Block concert, Medicine Wlable to be duplicated . though, it' s usually because of brain at the door" type of flick. Think : marriage with an abusive lout. Instead, it tells a compelling story Man plays heavily on audience As bulldozers tear a path through Connery. He dances through his role too hard and the movie loses its The premise of Fried Green of the changes these women gullibility. th e South American rain forest, with considerable grace, and his punch. • Tomatoes has Bates learning to undergo. Campaign promises and Big Macs Campbell and his assistant Dr. Rae confrontation with a tribal shaman Get past the plot and the film's ; stand up for herself and change her It's not easy for a director to are swallowed more easily than the Crane (Lorraine Bracco) race to saves this movie. banal "don't screw with the . . life after listening to the histories achieve this his first time out. hokum this movie forces upon its recover the lost fonnula . Unfonunately, Connery is teamed environment" message, however, and :- of ldgie and Ruth, two ~omen she Next time, maybe Avnet can viewers. Set in the jungles of Venezuela, with Lorraine Bracco who, as Dr. the rest goes down as smooth as the ; · considers admirably independent. avoid the excess plot and serve the Hard-drinking biochemist Dr. Medicine Man is a visual delight. At Crane, is the thespian equivalent of a Medicine Man 's Alka-Seltzer-like : Avnet weaves his film's plot back audience something even tastier. Roben Campbell (Sean Connery) every opportWlity, the camera glides colostomy bag. concoctions. ~ : Mediocrity 'Naked Lunch' ~ . dulls scanty on realism, ::'Shining [.Through' clad in weirdness Naked Lunch Twentieth Century Fox Director...... David Cronenberg Film review Film review B+ By Mike Stanley second Joan- another man's wife sr~fl Reporter seen only in Will's : Shining Through There is no reality . hallucinations. ; Twentieth Century Fox This idea forms the basis for Her relationship to Weller's Will :- Director ...... David Seltzer David Cronenberg's science fiction resembles her ties with the bug :·c trip, Naked Lunch. powder. As the drugs increasingly Peter (Robocop, The command their lives, the couple : By Russ Bengtson Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai) becomes too tainted to see reality­ • Enr~rtoinm~nr #Wport~r Weller stars as a pesticide Junkie in even when they are sober. : If the Nazis were as stupid as the 1950s. He's Will Lee, an As the characters experience the · they're portrayed in David Seltzer's exterminator turned writer who state of Interzone, they find more : Shining Through, they wouldn't experiences hallucinations far and more drugs to enhance their : have been able to find Poland, let beyond the strangest human writing . However, the writing that · alone invade it. imagination and visits a little mind­ Lee does while in Interzone is lost · Security is ridiculously la~t in the town called Interzone . from his memory completely when • fatherland, and the feckless fascists' Naked Lunch is adapted from he sobers up . : deductive powers are right up there the book of the same title by Interzone, a Casbah-like set up, · with those of Peter Sellers as William Burroughs, an author houses many writers, but even more : Inspector Clouseau. known for his highly innovative young male homosexuals. Although : Starring Melanie Griffith and style. The film reportedly mirrors Lee admits a curiosity in : Michael Douglas, Shining the book. homosexuality early on in the film, • Through 'shows how a half-Jewish The screenplay, acting and it isn't until later that he alludes to : working girl from Queens becomes scenery are perfectly balanced and having ·a lone homosexual : a spy - and, surprise, foils the intriguingly cultish. Cronen berg 's experience. · Nazis. directing of the film, however, No; it isn't shown on the screen. • Sound implausible? It is. leaves much to be desired . As the film ends, Lee leaves Griffith- with the childlike yet Although Cronenberg has the Interzone behind in favor of his new sexy voice - plays a secretary Dark man Uam Neeson falls in Jove with working girl Melanie Griffith in 'Shining Through' imagination and basic ability to fmd, Annexia. There he must decide • named Linda Voss who works for make it enjoyable, he has one to continue his drug use, or come • lawyer Ed Leland, Douglas' Vocational instead of Vassar) with Wehrmacht and Hitler's SS. While Liam Neeson (Darkman) serious ineptitude: camera angles. clean. He seals his fate with an act character. her no-holds-barred attitude and her Shining Through mixes black makes a plausible Nazi officer, Such a visionary failing will seen earlier and gains entrance to Leland also works, secretly, as a abilily to speak German. and white film clips with color Shining Through's hero and probably keep him from win ning Annexia, a snow-covered European f6H colonel in the U.S. Office of The kicker: one of the spies shots - blending one into the next heroine choices are pretty bad. any Oscars for N~ked Lunch (or landscape with communist-like : Strategic Services. The street-savvy Leland coordinates with gets offed. - to achieve a "history as real life" Michael Douglas changes facial any other films) unless he improves border guards. : Griffith figures out this "secret" in Voss has Jewish relations hiding in effect (a Ia Oliver Stone). e~tpressions, well ... about once. His on this. If the plot details of Naked :- about nine minutes. And it's no Berlin. Because she wants to help This works, which is more than lameness is minor though, when It's hard to appreciate a fi I m Lunch seem strange, it's because, • wonder. her. relatives, Voss volunteers to can be said for the plot. compared to Griffith's unnatural based on writing and hallucinations well ... they are. • H Leland bad wanted to keep his replace the dear, dead operative. Security for getting into rendering of the German language. · when there are no point-of·view or After seeing this film, don't be : . role so coven, why does he have his Althouah she has no formal Germany seems about as strict as Despite claims that Voss' extreme angle shots. First seen in surprised if your senses are :- secreWy type out letters in obvious. espionaae traininJ, she receives a that at a sleazy dive bar. Voss gets German·speaking abilities are Dead Rlnaers, this flaw is the film's comparable to those of Muhammed • code, whose destinations abe isn't crash course in spying, a microfilm in easily with forged papers, and excellent, Melanie Griffith's accent only bad point. Ali on acid. : allowed to know? camera and a purse with a false quickly finds a cooking job in a sounds as authentic as Arnold Judy (A Passage to India) Davis And, oh yeah - beware of large Voss makes up for her lack of bouom, and sets out to foil the V-2 high-ranked Nazi officer's Schwarzenegger's English . is quite believable as both Joan Lee, talking roaches. : prestige (she went to Queens project while outwitting the household . Hasta Ia vista, Shining Through. the exterminator's wife, and as a 84. THE REVIEW. February 14, 1992 Selling Victoria's sexy, silky secrets Love's labors won with creativity

continued from page Bl admission, the salesperson is live feet an armoire. Reaching into its depths, continued from page 81 Harbor in Baltimore, Md., by his meat closely enough and it came out I 0 inches tall, but with shon legs. A she retrieves a sheer white gown girlfriend Abbey. looking like a shriveled-up baseball," slumber accessories and lounge wear bleached blonde (not by her trimmed in lace, and sighs audibly in Tom Abdou (AS SR) thought of a "She wouldn't tell me where we she says. Victoria's Secret sells in grand style. admission, but it's obvious), she appreciation as she caresses its filmy rosy way to surprise the girl he was were going," he explains. "She just So instead of filet mignon, the Sight may be the sense most stands still while the man holds up folds . seeing. told me to dress nicely." couple called Domino's and enjoyed piqued, but according to Esther C. robes of various colors, styles and "I like this," she decides. "I had a friend of mine dress up Abbey picked James up and took pizza and chocolate mousso by Fan (AS JR), a fonner employee of lengths. Through all the indecision, "It's awfully see-through," her like a delivery boy to give my him to an expensive Italian restaurant, candlelight, she explains. the Concord Mall Victoria's Secret the makeshift model smiles patiently. offspring protests mildly. girlfriend a rose," he says. "I gave him where they shared three bottles of Romance doesn't require spending located outside Wilmington, few Mr. Customer decides to take a Mama becomes rather peeved. a clipboard and told him what to say. I wine and had chicken pannigiana. money, because often th e little people leave the store without lovely pink and white terry cloth robe "It's supposed to be," she snaps. wanted it to look really authentic It was a warm August night, so thoughtful things "lean the most. touching something. home to his wife. As he goes through Another shopper at Victoria's when she answered the door." after dinner the couple took a boat taXi Bob Schwanz (AS SO) didn't Signs on the drawers - the the pleasantries of basic boudoir Secret, "Kristen," a university When she left her dormitory room around the harbor, he recalls . spend a fortune to surprise Shari bureaus, not the boxers - invite business, he has two other women employee, wants to keep her real to get the rose. Tom says he went into "The idea of a girl spending money Baumganen (AS SO), but he certainly customers to explore. Most do, with him - his daughters - who name as private as the items slie her room, laid a blanket on the floor on me because she wanted to was a guaranteed that when he was out of especially when the pieces being stomp all over the pale pink velvet purchases. She likes the concept of and set up a diMer of Oriental food nice feeling, " he says. sight, he would never be out of her pawed and perused will eventually couch. going to one place and geuing a wide and champagne. Mike Coats (AS SO), also wishing mind. become gifts. The ever-so-helpful sales assistant variety of lingerie in an elegant "It wasn't for a special occasion ­ to enjoy the ambience of the water, While in a creative mood one day, Todd Land, regional marketing cringes, but keeps smiling. setting. it was just something ).wanted to do," took a date to a secluded beach in Bob decided to hide 23 slips of white director at Christiana Mall, says the After Dad leaves with his girls and "I love the sizes because they're he says. "We shared egg rolls, sipped Ocean City, Md ., for a picnic. paper with messages written in red Newark store- the only other one in his gifts, two new explorers enter cut so big that they make me feel champagne and watched Robin "I put the top down on my jeep and pen throughout Shari's room. Delaware - was added to Christiana undergarment territory, but in the really small," she says. "I got this big, Hood." drove Amy out to this little spot I "When I came back from the Mall in 1990 to help give the men's after-houn apparel area. fluffy pink robe that's so warm, soft The bright lighL~ of a big city and found on the bay side," he says. bookstore," she says, "the whole place shopping cemer a more upscale air. The two young women, clad in and pretty. I love it." the calmness of the waves at the They ate deli sandwiches, drank was contaminated, with reminders of Despite the store's bath comer and L.L. Bean jackets, stand near a sign She adds mischievously, "My beach both attract people who enjoy wine and listened to music while him everywhere- and I only left him men's area, he says Victoria' s that touts "The Gentleman's Cotton boyfriend likes it, too." romantic atmosphere. watching the sunset, Mike says. alone for 15 minutes!" Secret's target market is women Thong, $12." One lightly fingers a Though extravagant, Victoria's Because his girlfriend's favorite "Actually, I did the same thing Messages were placed in her hair­ between the ages of 25 and 42, a pair of paisley boxtn while her dark­ secrets aren't always excessively movie was Pretty Woman, Evan with another girl I was see ing . It spray bottle, box of paper clips, Pop group that accounts for 80 percent of haired companion contemplates priced, Kristen says. Kahn (AS FR) took a tip from worked very well - both times," he Tans box·, in her sweaters and socks the store's sales. another pair hanging nearby. "Every two to three months, I get Richard Gere and Julia Robens and says . "The girl was impressed and and on the phone, she says. But Fan says a variety of "He's pretty thin," the brunette going on these underwear binges and took Tara on a surprise trip to the doing something like that made me "I remember finishing a box of customers visits th e store. While points out. just go to Victoria's Secret. That's opera in New York City. feel like Don Juan ." cereal one morning and having this man y of th em, especially women, "But I ' m scared to get him a when the sales are good for," she He says Tara was wearing a red Instead of buying dinner for her white slip of paper fall out," Shari shop for their own tempting and small," the other returns with a explains. evening gown when he picked her up boyfriend, Ci ndi Kelley (HR SO) says. "It read, 'Congratulations, you titillating goodies, Victoria's Secret wicked giggle. Fan agrees to some degree. She to go out to diMer and then to the attempted to make a romantic dinner found this one. I wanted to start your serves pri marily as a gi ft shop­ says she's seen similar items sold in Metropolitan Opera to hear Pavarotti. for two . day out right."' especially around romantic times like • other stores at higher prices. Afterward, he says the two took a "I'm not the world's greatest chef," Shari says she found them weeks anniversaries, Christmas and, of Indulge in Extravagance "I wouldn't say Victoria's Secret carriage ride through Central Park. she says, "but I thought I'd make Bill later. In fact, she's still finding them course, Valentine's Day. Followed closely by her daughter, charges fair prices, but they're not "It was the most romantic filet mignon just to do something nice after a year . an older woman glides into another outrageous either," Fan says. moment," he says. ''The aj.r was chilly for him." "I like putting a smile on her face • part of the store over the floral "Besides, most people buy this stuff but it was a clear March evening and Cindi started cooking early in the and catching her off guard," Bob says. Shower Them With Luxuries bouquet carpet. as an indulgence." all the stars were out. It was like a afternoon and even made her "She still hasn't found all of them." One sales assistant at the Pausing to stroke a peignoir draped Beauty. Luxury. Extravagance. scene out of the movies." boyfriend's favorite dessert - Shari says: "It's unique. It didn't Christiana Mall helps a man choose a on a dressmaker's dummy in the Specialty. Indulgence. James Baldwin (AS JR) was chocolate mousse. cost anything and the thought lasts a gift for hi s wife. By her own comer, the lady leads her daughter to Just what the love doctor ordered. treated to a night out at the Inner "Unfortunately, I didn't watch the long time."

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By Caroline Shimp Wearing an apple-red collared exactly 46 years later, he will Bero never settled down to 51118Rrpotte. shin unbuttoned at the neck, Bero, graduate in the univenity's class of marry and raise a family. He says Unique. a Wilmington native, says, "I'm 1992 with a degree in political he was "married to the railroad." That is how Lucy Kajec, a living on campus and wouldn't science. "My life was productive on the secretary for university housing, have it any other way. To me, "When I was younger I felt that railroad," he says. "I felt that I describes 65-year-old DeSales getting in my car and driving down I was cheated out of college," he didn't have enough to offer a Be:ro(ASSR). for classes every day isn't going to says. "It wasn't really encouraged." woman and a family." "He is definitely the only person college." Looking quile scholarly with his Though 45 years older than the at or anywhere near that age who is In the Spring of 1946, Bero slicked-back silver-grey hair, Bero traditional 18-year-old freslunan, taking classes and living on graduated from Salesianum high says he had always wanted to Bero says he has met many campus," she says. school in Wilmington. This Spring, auend college. Instead. he pursued "wonderful young people here." a career working on the He respects their commiunent and Pennsylvania Railroad for 40 motivation to go on to medical and years. law schools, among other careers. "I lost trace of my desire to go Jennifer Welsh (AS JR), a back to school earlier," he says. friend of Bero's since her freshman "Oetting a paycheck each week year, says: "He's the nicest guy in kept me woridng." the world . We havo a lot of the However, he says he retired same classes together." THE REV1EW I ~a Wr-r De Stefano early, at SS, to come back to Welsh says Bero is not at all a DeSales Hero (AS SR), once called "an echo from the past" by a school. father figure. "When you talk to professor, adds his unique perspective to class discussion. Upon graduation, Bero would him, he's 20 years old. He comes like to continue on to law schoOl if over sometimes to hang out and generation need to sympathize with returning students as a resource. his health remains good or if he drink a few beers." older people because they tend to They provide the perspective that feels restless. He says he would be Bero says, "I used to go to say things "generationally," which students won't have for another 20 interested in specializing in parties, but the age difference is causes laughter from other years." Delaware law. there. students. Sylves says he wishes that the Bero was 61 as a freshman. "I "It's a different way of thinking. "Sometimes he intends for university's Wilcastle campus in didn't know how I was going to be Their problems don't seem as big laughter," Sylves says, "but at Wilmington, with a strong able to study for it, but I was to me, but I remain sensitive." times the students are not always as continuing education program, was motivated," he says. "I did it for Bero admits these past four kind." not so far away. the social education, and because years have been tough on him. "I Bero says, "I can see why older "Students would be seeing a lot all my friends from high school tell you," he says, "today they even people don't go back to college. more people Bero's age on campus went." add and subtract differently." Most feel they won't do well, and if it weren't for the separation," he Because he attended college Welsh says, "He studies 24 some have medical ailments that explains. four decades afler his high school hours a day, but maintains an · prevent them." Bero enjoys attending sports friends, Bero was once referred to average C, which makes him feel Sylves agrees, saying that "older events and is a member of the by Ouy Alchon, a history bad." people are afraid to make changes. Returning Adult Students professor, as "an echo from the However, Bero says, "The They are embarrassed about how Association (RASA). "I help the past." benefits of college far outweigh the younger people will see them." older students adjust at the Bero's past is a life as one of 13 negatives. It's changed my life by Laurie Taylor (HR SR), Bero's univenity," Bero says. brothers and sisters. "We went broadening my horizons. resident assistant. agrees that it's a Because of the age difference, lhrou~ the Oreal Depression," he "I can't say I've been a great difficult situation. "Many students however, Bero admits, "It does get says. 'Everybody was poor, but student, but I've tried. The memory ask who he is. They don't realize lonely sometimes." with World War II we came back isn ' t so great when you get up that he lives in their dorm." However, he adds, "I'm fmancially. It was tough." around65." Sylves would like to have more satisfied with my life. I've made Bero says, "I can't blame my Richard T. Sylves, professor of students like Bero, and hopes to my contribution to society. parents for not pushing me to go to politkal science, says there is an see him again in the future. "He "If I graduate this spring, and it college. I should have just taken "immediate affinity that draws brings a reality to the students" looks good, I'm gonna be the THE RfVIEW I Pamela Wr;ry De Sterano the bull by the horns and went professors and students of Bero's Sylves says. "He adds perspective I happiest guy in the world. I really After leaving his Pencader dorm room, 65-year-old DeSales down to school with the rest of the age together." don'thave. am. I could pass away tomorrow Hero (AS SR) walks to classes like other on-campus students. guys." Sylves says people in today's "People have to look at and I'd be happy." " Coming to America In the university's English Language Institute program, foreign students live with host families or in dorms to break cultural barriers

By Dara Rheinhardt "Each level of teaching in the from using their 'native languages. 'The next day Yonil went out and like to meet an American friend Scott adds, "Most of the time I Si;,/ffleporter program has its own challenges," says Besides the 60 spaces available in bought a car and is now residing with because I feel this would help have t6 try and figure out for myself Carlos Milani says that in his Joe Matterer, an instructor of English Pencader and Ray Street dormitories, us." improve my English." whether or not the students country women wear women's as a second language. "At times it can students can be housed with host Both sides of the arrangement Bob Scott (AS FR), a resident understand me. The Japanese students clothes and men don't wear earrings. be amusing when they mix words," families. think it is beneficial. "It's a wonderful assistant in Pencader Hall L, agrees are so polite that sometimes they'll Milani says he likes the United he explains, "but everyone has to The Host Family Coordinator and way to bridge the cultural gap," that the ELI students are determined just nod and say yes even if they States, although the people are learn to laugh at themselves in a nice a host herself, Joan Skilton, explains Skilton says. to learn English. didn't understand what I was saying." different than those in his native way." the bond she has with Yonil Jeong, a "I think the host families are one of He says, "I've noticed that even Despite this language barrier, Brazil. The -ed and -ing endings usually student from Korea. the best parts of the Ell program," when spoken to in their native Pencader Area Coordinator John One of nearly 140 students in the cause the most confusion, he says. "I was in the ELI office one Jeong says. 'They are so kind." language, a lot of students will only Lund says, "The resident assistants university's English Language For example, he recalls, "A student afternoon and Yonil needed Jeong says he likes the ELl respond in English." and I have been having a lot of fun Institute (ELI) program, Milani says was talking about a party he had gone emergency housing," Joan Skilton program but that there are too many Scott says, "A lot of the lower with the ELI students, being able to he needs to know English in order to to over the weekend, and when we recalls. "He lived with us for a little students from too many countries level students get frustrated, but then teach them about our holidays and get a good job in Brazil. asked him if he had fun, he replied , over a week when I told him that trying to learn English. later agree that it has helped improve everyday customs." Foreign students study English 20 'No, I didn't like it. I was very although we would still be his host " I know there are about 40 other their English." He adds, "You never really think to 30 hours a week in classes ranging boring.'" family, he couldn't live with us unless Korean students here," he says, "but Scott says he usually understands about how much we take for granted in level from I to 6, with 6 being the Ell students are encouraged to live he had a car because we lived in New I'm trying to avoid them to keep from the ELI students, but sometimes must until you have to explain something closest to English 110. with people of other cultures to keep Castle. speaking my native language. I would repeat questions. as simple as a hayride."

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The Review, Volume 11 B, Number 34 February 14, 1992 • 8 7 On sports New Kid In Town By Tara Finnegan Freshman Brian Pearl solidifies Delaware backcourt By Dan B. Levine basket. in minutes with 31.B and his B3 .1 Managing Editor Murray made eye contact with percent free throw shooting is Dreltel University's Physical Pearl and suddenly the ball was in second best in the NAC. Education Athletic Center was the senior's hands for an easy score. "A lot of the seniors stood by my Olympic buzzing with excitement last Despite Pearl ' s steady side," said Pearl. "They said, ' It' s Saturday. performance, which also included hard to come right out of high The hometown Dragons were set three steals and four turnovers, he school and adjust to the college level flame $ell$ to battle with their longtime rivals, was disappointed. right away.' the Delaware men's basketball team, "I'm satisfied that we won, but "It helped me out a lot that they in a key North Atlantic Conference personally it was one of the worst weren't ready to give up on me. out for gold game. games I've played this year," said They stuck right by me," he said. Questions filled the air from the Pearl following the game. Delaware coach Steve Steinwedel "The athlete is one who Drexel crowd. More often than not, it's been said Pearl 's greatest improvement competes for something, but it is "How's the freshman playing?" Pearl's consistent play at the point this season has been in his decision certainly not the material value of and "Is he having a good season?" guard position which has helped the making. the prize that attracts h,im ... The were among those asked. Hens to a 17-3 overall record. "He sees the game and real prize is the honor of victory." They were referring to Hens Since his arrival at Delaware, understands the game pretty well," freshman point guard Brian Pearl, Brian Pearl has more then lived up said Steinwedel. -E. Norman Gardiner, author and after his 10 point and 12 assist to his high school billing. When watching Pearl quarterback "Athletics of the Ancient performance in Delaware's 69-66 Last year while playing at York the Hens' offense, what's most World" win, Dragons supporters were (Pa.) Catholic, Pearl was named impressive is the poise he displays. probably left with a favorable honorable mention All-America by The freshman appears like a Try telling the above quote to impression. USA Today and second team All­ seasoned veteran on the court and in Bobby Bonilla and his $29 million The highly-recruited Pearl was at State in Pennsylvania. the Dreltel game, it seemed as contract with the New York Mets his best midway through the first This season , Pearl has started though he had dueled wi th or to the major league baseball half when he penetrated by the every game for the Hens and has Armstrong for four years, when in players who charge $50 for their Dreltel defense for a basket. stabilized Delaware's offense after a fact it was the first meeting between autograph at baseball card shows. The freshman received the ball at shaky start. the two . In John Feinstein's book "Hard midcourt and made his way to the "It was real difficult at first, at "We knew he had that kind of Courts," an account of 15 months Dragons' foul line. Drexel senior times even frustrating," said Pearl, ability when we recruited him and on the professional tennis circuit, guard Terrence Armstrong caught who has twice been selected as the we had seen that kind of poise in he tells how big-name tennis the 6-foot, 2-inch Pearl there and NAC's Rookie of the Week. high school," said Steinweidel. players can make more accepting a appeared to have good defensive "Coming off of the summer I For Pearl, his high school career guarantee to a tournament than the position. thought I was playing well. may have actually began before he actual prize money. But Pearl drew the 5-foot, tO­ "In pre-season I really didn't play entered siltth grade. He writes about one tournament inch Armstrong into the air with a well at all. I learned that I couldn't That's when Pearl attended the Andre Agassi won and got a head fake, and lofted a left-handed . do a lot of things I did in high school summer basketball camp of York $30,000 winner's check. Not bad, jump shot which hit nothing but net. right off the bat," he said. Catholic basketball coach M ike but he made $175,000 just Later in the half, Pearl was setting Since adapting to the college Keesy. showing up to play. • THE REVIEW I Maxlmillian Gretsch up Delaware's half court offense game, Pearl has gone on to average Keesy remembered the first time Maybe it is wrong to single out Delaware freshman point guard Brian Pearl (above) is second in the when senior guard Mark Murray JO.B points and 4.5 assists per game he saw Pearl. "When he walked Bobby Bonilla or Andre Agassi, North Atlantic Conference in free throw percentage (83.1 percent). flashed open under the Dragons' for the Hens. He also leads the team see. PEARL page B8 but who is being more outrageous - someone demanding that much money or people stupid enough to match or offer the figure? Riblett, Graham dominate When professional athletes make headlines whining about how badly they want to be traded or how underpaid they are, I sit Delaware Invitational for Hens and- wonder if their spirit to compete has been replaced by their capitalistic tendencies. Delaware men and women set four school records With this being an Olympic year, I feel now is the time to re­ ' By Jeff Pearlman women cleaned up in the speed Matteis. "I won, but I rather would acquaint ourselves with the origin Sports Editor events. have come in last and had a good of sport and sportsmanship. With two laps to go in the Senior Karen Johnson set a jump than come in last and have a The Olympic games began in women' s I ,500-meter run at school indoor record in the 55-meter bad jump." Olympia, Greece in 776 B.C. Sunday's Delaware Invitational hurdles with a stellar B.46 second For the men, senior Rob Graham Before the Greeks Track and Field Meet at the Field clocking, senior Robyn Neely won launched 23-feet, 4 3/4-inches to professionalized athletics, the House, Delaware junior Jill Riblett the 55-meter hurdles in B.46 seconds win the long jump and qualify for cherished prize had no monetary was all but out of contention for the and senior Dionne Jones finished the IC4A Championships. Junior worth, but spiritual and personal win. third in the 55-meter dash (7.41) and teammate Randy Lambert finished value beyond the justice of a price After all, she trailed non­ fourth in the 200-meter dash (26.32). fifth with a 22-feet, 4 1/4-inches tag. . scholastic runner Laura Garraway by "When I went over the first effort. Depending on the city where almost 200-meters, and could have hurdle I knew l was going to have a "I had hoped to go a little more in the festival took place, the winner easily settled for second place. good race," said Johnson after her finals, but I was tired after trials," would receive a wreath of oak Eltcept Riblett isn't one for doing record setting performance. "I didn't said Graham . "Nothing in particular (Olympia), laurel (Nemea) or things the easy way . know for sure I was going to win stands out about the winning jump, olive (Athens). Using a kick that would make until the end, because the girl to the it was decent." In most cases, the athlete would Carl Lewis proud, Riblett passed the left of me was close." Junior Mark Fields smashed his not keep the wreath but instead go limping Garraway near the finish In the long run, freshman own school record in the 200-meter to the temple and give it as an line to finish in four minutes 46 sensation Alicia Giuliano qualified dash while qualifying for IC4As offering to the gods. seconds and ten tenths of a second, for the East Coast Athletic with a 22.4B clocking, and fellow The athlete would not even bask setting a new Delaware indoor Conference Championships by junior Tim Jacobs smoked out a 6.4B in the success of his victory record. winning the 5,000-meters in in the 55-meter dash to set a new because his achievement was a It was part of a record setting day 17:2B .30, more than 25 seconds in school indoor mark. result of the gods' blessing. for the Hens' men and women's front of senior teammate Amy "Tim Jacobs and Fields gave us Hubris, or eltcessive pride, would track teams that also saw Riblett Oppermann, who finished second really strong performances in the not be tolerated in the eyes of the break the Delaware indoor BOO­ with a 17:55.23 clocking. sprints today," Delaware men's ancient Greeks. meter record in a time of 2:20.02. The Hens also had three first track and field coach Jim Fischer The ancient athlete was a "I stayed behind in third place place finishes in the field events, said. "They both put out impressive humble and good sportsman. He because I was tired from the first where junior Mary McGuire paced efforts." could acknowledge his opponent's race," said Riblett after the BOO­ the 20-pound weight throw with a The most impressive distance superiority with a firm handshake meter win. "Then with two left to go 13 .13-meter effort, junior Pauline performance for· the Hens was given and the realization that any one I went out in front and got a lead of Dargis triple jumped her way to a by sophomore Steve Argentiero, person could prevail on any given five or six seconds ahead of 11.07-meter win and junior Cannen who came within a second of THE REVIEW I Maxlmillian Gre!sdt .day. everybody, and just held it." Matteis long jumped a personally breaking the Delaware indoor 1,500- Delaware pole vaulter joe Kelly cleared this jump, but failed to place . That spi1it today is few and far In a meet where no overall team disappointing 16-feet, 9 1/4-inches. meter record with a time of 3:57.9. during the Delaware Invitational last Sunday at the Field House. · between a lot of pro sports figures. standings were kept, the Delaware "My performance stunk," said see TRACK page B8 four Delaware men qualified for the IC4A Championships. I've noticed one common feeling among the plethora of up­ close-and-personal profiles CBS has done throughout its Olympic television coverage - that Where's the beef? Coming to football in '92 winning is a dream, but the athletes are all content with the opportunity to compete and represent their country. Spinelli, Chesslock and Blessing to provide size to Delaware offensive and defensive lines No price tag can be put on that By Jeff Pearlman lineman Chris Kumpon, an "There is also an immediate chance product threw for 1700 yards, and possesses 4.5 speed. feeling. SpotU Editor honorable mention USA Today for me to play. I should be high on rushed for an additional 350 on his Lenz stands at 6-foot, 2-inches Maybe some of the professional The giants are coming to Blue All-American from Binghamton the depth chart.'' way to becoming the Garden and was recruited as both a athletes think the more money Hen country. (N.Y.) High School, and 6-foot, 3· On the offensive front, the Hens State's second ranked quarterback. defensive back and linebacker they make, the closer they will get Early last week, the Delaware inch, 260-pound defensive lineman made away with a pair of blue­ To add depth in the secondary, because of his athletic skill and to that feeling of joy and football team announced their Mark Spinelli, St. John (N.J.) chippers who could be projected Delaware also recruited three size. contentment. latest high school recruiting class, Vianney's All-Shore player. starters within two years. cornerbacks, Derek Underwood, Lenz played for Central Bucks If you substitute the words a group of 13 players featuring "We feel we have a strong Billed as one of the fastest John Key Jr. and Sean Lenz. East (Pa.) and earned th ird team "gold medal" for "crown," three massive linemen with an commitment from this group players ever recruited by Delaware, Underwood is a 5-foot, 11-inch All-State honors as both a Gardiner sums up the exemplary average size of 6-feet, 4-inches, towards that concept and that they William Penn (Pa.) High School's cornerback, who played at quanerback and cornerback. attitude and ideals of the Olympic and 250 pounds. will be able to help us in a variety Norman Coleman could use his Freehold Borough (N.J.), the same EXTRA POINTS-Silt Delaware athlete: Coach Harold R. "Tubby" of areas, particularly on the I0.6 speed in the 100 yard dash to high school Hens sophomore players were named to the Football "lltdeed. the Olympic crown is Raymond said that his staff is offensive and defensive lines," said immediately move into the Hens' cornerback Scott Acker played for. Gazette I·AA All-America team a lesson in sporlsmtmShip for all "extremely satisfied with the Raymond. backfield. Along with his 900 Underwood earned All-Shore, All­ last week . time, reminding us that the true overall recruiting class. The The Hens added five linebackers rushing yards last season, Coleman Conference and A 11-District Associated Press first team All· sportsman contends not for the incoming football prospects are to their defensive unit, including is a three-time state track recognition for his play. He also American safety Warren Mcintire vaiMe of the prize but for the excellent all-around athletes with Carmel (N.Y.) High School's champion. was an All-State selection in was named to The Gazette's first honor of victory and not for his the potential to play at several highly recruited Josh Mastrangelo, Even though the Hens appear set baseball last year. team, junior punter Gene Vadas ow11 honor only bllt for that of his different positions." a 6-foot, l -inch, 230-pound two­ at quarterback with senior starter Key is a 5 -foot, 10-inch was a third team selection, and collnlry, his state, his school, his Highlighting the Hens • time All-State honoree. Bill Vergantino and junior backup cornerback who, like Underwood, junior quarterback Bill Vergantino, side." recruilina effon are 6-foot. 3-inch, "When I visited, everyone there Dale Fry calling the signals, second· is from the Jersey Shore. Key senior center Curt Chastain senior 240-pound defensive end Jimi and all of the coaches were very placekicker Mark Drozic and Tara Finnegan is a contributing team New Jersey All-State starred at Ocean Township High sincere and truthful with me," said senior linebacker Tim Irvine were editor of The Review. Chesslock, an All-Region honoree quarterback Leo Hamlett could School and was twice named All­ at Old Forae (Pa.) High School, 6- Mastrangelo, who was also immediately make waves. Shore and All-Monmouth County. hooorable mention honorees. foot, 4-lnch, 250-po.lnd defensive recruited by Penn State and UCLA. The Holy Spirit High School He is an exceptional hitter and \ Giedzinski more than a passing fancy Walk-on point guard Sara Giedzinski adds pizazz off bench for women cagers

By jeff Pearlman out," said Giedzinski. "I get such a was, well. .. average. more confidence," Giedzinskl said. Sports Editor thrill from passing to the big girls. If "My senior year in high school "ll payed off working hard in the As the explosive point guard they catch the ball and put it in the was probably my best," said summer and not giving up. I tried rockets up the court at the speed of net, it's just the greatest feeling to Giedzinski. "I didn't get 1,000 out again, and this time I made it." · light, her coach grimaces a look of me. I would love to rack up my points or anything like that, just a As a sophomore Giedzinski fear, yelling "make the easy pass!" assists." couple of write ups in a newspaper played in only 15 games and The ball handler, who seems to Delaware coach Joyce Perry, once ·in a while. I was a good averaged less than a point per be in her own mel}tal zone, glances who describes Giedzinski as "a player, I started, I was captain, but I contest. Despite the minute lefl, drops her jaw and distributes a spark plug," considers the junior wasn't recruited or anything." statistics, her mission wa, no-look, one handed. cross-over from West Chester, Pa. one of the After almost bolting to a Division accomplished ' pass to an unsuspecting teammate team's best passers. With one III school when~ she could "In high school I was told by that brings visions of "Pearl" problem. definitely play, Giedzinski decided people that I could only play Washington's collegiate heyday. "Sara does a little too much to attend Delaware for academic Division Ill, that I could never play But instead of being gambling on the passing," said reasons, with basketball also in Division I," Giedzinski said. congratulated for the brilliant assist, Perry. "She's a nice passer, but mind. "But I took those lillie quotes the rocketier is removed by the we're looking for her to not try and "I showed interest to Coach Perry from people who said I could play coach at the nex.t dead ball. So thread the needle, but just make the by writing letters, and I sent tapes to Division I, and it's those things I much for pizazz. easy pass." her," Giedzinski said. "I didn't dwell on. It's a sood feeling coming Junior point guard Sara Along with being a fancy passer think she ever really had interest. I into a Division I program and Giedzinski only averages 5 .6 and feisty defender, Giedzinskl is a mean, I'm sure she wanted me to try playing with scholarship athletes," minutes per game for the Delaware player ·who has paid her dues. out, she never puts anyone down she said. women's basketball team. But when Unlike the teammates who receive from trying out, but there was no Now, despite limited minutes and she trots onto the court, people take her coun distributions, Giedzinski is · recruiting involved." an anemic 1.8 points per game notice. a walk-on, non-scholarship player. There was also little room for a average, Giedzinski is looking to "When she's in, she pushes up "When I'm out there I don't feel walk-on freshman on a team that play a key role In the Hens' North the tempo of the game," said Hens' like l'tn a walk-on," said went 23·6 the previous season. Atlantic Conference title run. junior forward Molly Larkin. "Sara Giedzinski. "Everybody has a role "I went through all the preseason "I'm not soins to be able to sees the whole court, and makes and if my role is just going in and with the team and got to know accomplish any records, and I don't some great passes. She reminds me sparking for a couple of minutes, everybody and enjoyed that," think I should shoot for that'," a lot of (former Delaware point than that's what I'm going to do." Giedzinski said. Gledzinski said. guard) Bridget McCarthy. I like her Oiedzinski's humble sports "Then I didn't make the team" "To me, even starting isn't that style." background makes her story even But she didn't give up, either. big a deal. I don't get into how "Style" is the word that more compelling. On a team filled Giedzinski practiced with the team many minutes I play. I just get in appropriately describes Giedzinski's with former high school stars who after the season, and worked out there, do what I have to do and game. Instead of looking to shoot, earned all-county, all-state and even throughout the summer. As a come off. Something seems to be I Maxlmilllan Gre!Jdl Giedzinski's game is pass, pass and . honorable mention All-American sophomore, Giedzinski's fortunes working, because we're starting to The stats don't tell the true value of Delaware reserve guard Sara more pass, with mustard on top. recognition, the Unionville (Pa.) took a turn for the better. win." Giedzinski. The junior is a fan favorite because of her flashy passing. "The fancy passes just come High School product's prep career "My sophomore year I had a lot

Track Pearl Men's NAC basketball On deck Standings continued from page 87 continued from page 87 Today 1. Delaware 7-0 "I knew what I had to do, I knew away with all of the trophies I knew 2. Maine 5-3 Men's Basketball vs. Hartford, 7:30 what job had to be done, and that's he was a special kid," said Keesy. 3. Drexel 4-3 p.m. what I did," said an ex.hausted Three years later, Pearl earned a 4. New Hampshire 4-4 Argentiero, who qualified for starting position for York Catholic 5. Boston University 3-4 Come out and watch the Hens go for IC4As. "I felt real good at the half, during his freshman year. 6. Vermont 3-6 a school record 11th straight victory. and knew I had to work to go get Pearl credited Keesy and his 7. Northeastern 2-5 him. This was the best race of my father with helping him develop his 8. Hartford 2-5 Women's Basketball at Hartford, life." poise. 7:30p.m. Sophomore Eric Albright "Coach Keesy gave me the Women's NAC basketball matched Argentiero' s dominant confidence coming out of grade Standings Women's indoor track and field at showing while giving a clinic on school by letting me start on a high Navy, TBA. how to excite a crowd. After leading school team that had just previously 1. Vermont 8-0 for most of the second heat of the won the state championship," he 2. Maine 7-2 Saturday 5000-meter run, Albright lost the said. 3. New Hampshire 6-2 lead with two laps remaining. Keesy said Pearl became a team 4. Delaware 3-4 Men's Basketball vs. Vermont, 3:00 But wi th a lap to go, Albright leader during his junior year when a 5. Boston University 3-4 p.m. jeued past the leader, using a kick he senior teammate was injured. The 6. Hartford 2-7 said "was perfected from practicing coach went to Pearl and asked him 7. Northeastern 1-6 Men's Indoor Track and Field vs . an with (senior middle distance runner) to take a more assertive role. Pearl 8. Drexel 1-6 alumni team, 7:00p.m. Marc Washington." responded and led his teammates to Albright outdistanced and a state championship. Scoreboard Sunday outclassed the field, winning in a Pearl finished his senior year as stellar time of 15:23. the all-time leading scorer in York Men's Basketball Women's basketball at Vermont, 2 "I knew in the end with a quarter County with 2,175 points and many Delaware 69 Drexel 66 p.m. to go I could do it," said Albright. scholarship offers. "I've been having good workouts Rutgers University, the Women's Basketball this week, and I' ve been feeling University of Richmond and James Delaware 75 Drexel 73 preuy good." Madison University were among the So did the Hens after a day of colleges pursuing him, but record smashing performances. Delaware's situation was the best THE REVlEW I Maximillian Gretsch RUNNER'S LOG The women's one for Pearl. Brian Pearl in action against track and field team travels to Navy "I looked at it realistically and today to take on the Midshipmen. Towson State University earlier said where is the school that needs The men next compete at the Nonh this season. Pearl is averaging me the most," said Pearl. "I just Read 11te Review for uews, sports, features aud e1ttertaime11t. Atlantic Conference Championships 1 0.6 points and 4.5 assists per wanted to go in and contribute as a in Boston on Feb. 22. game for Delaware. He also has freshman." 34 steals this year. ' And he has. I I D USC President Rob McAnnally will reflect on DUSC's progress an4 its Your Preference. future direction in the annual Beer. Beer. Beer. State of the The brands ·you want DUSC Address. but can't .find anywhere else. ----~:::;;1 BUSCH lOMG NECKS Hear it live from the sg.99CAS£ _ Student Center Cold Kegs ROLL\MG ROCK AlltVays Monday, LOHGH£CKS In Stock February 17, 1992 S11·99 CAS£_ at 5:00pm on - GO\.D£H AHliN· STATE LINE WXDR91.3FM sa~99CASE *tS Listener-supported radio at State Line offers the largest selection on this coast! 1610 E!'. ~ton Rd. ·Elkton, MD· On the DE/MD border· 1-800-446-WINE The University of Delaware. .'iff~ c·" · · ' .• .,..,, ' ~·-~::f '< • • '

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Hello. Allow me to introduce Philadelphia Inquirer and thousands ability to answer, I promise you I Crossword puzzle myself, my name is Aunt Evvie of other 'respectable newspapers' run will get the information from an Spumoni. Whose aunt, you ask? 'Dear Abby'?" expen. Or at least someone who can Everyone's. "And didn't you do some work for fake it really well. My nephew Elmo attends this very the Inquirer?" university. Maybe you've seen him, And Richard said, "So, who do While I'm waiting• for your letters he's an English major. I'll tell you you think we should get to write this to arrive, I'll take some time (and more about him in the next issue. It'll column?" space) to tell you about myself, my be a tribute to the common ma:n. nephew Elmo and exactly what I If life were simple, I'd own Plain and simple,• I am here to help think about this panicular university. controlling interest in IBM . I could you . If you have any sort of problem Hey, it's Valentine's Day, so spend my time knitting sweaters and or question, write it down and send it that's as good a place as any to stan. baking my famous Spumoni to me, care of The Review. Listen to your Aunt. Take some chocolate-chip fudge cookies. On the With any luck, The Review will time out to tell that special man or Riviera, no less. also spring for some letter-boxes to woman, boy or girl you care about But life is not simple, we all know be put in the Scrounge and the them. Write them a note. Send them that. That's where I come in. Morris Library Commons. a fax. Anything. But first, a few ground rules . I am Valentine"s Day is a wellspring of Richard Jones,• th.: editor of this riot allowed to answer your letters opponunity, a day in which all things paper, is a good friend of mine. He unless you sign your nante and phone are possible. came to me the other day and asked number to them. This is for Go forth, and ask that pretty girl in if there was anything we could do to verification only. your math class on a date . If you're make The Review a better paper. Letters on I y, please. I am not female, g~ up to that strapping "Advice column," I said. "Your allowed to answer phone calls. bohunk and tell him he's cute. paper doesn't have an advice Besides, I'd talk your ears off if you On Feb. 14, most of all, you have column." gave me the chance. nothing to lose and everything to ACROSS PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED "Isn't that a little amateurish?" he I will respect all requests for gain. asked, smoothing out his mustache. anonymity. Of course, if you want Seize the day . Send in those letters 1 Refuse from I M p s Ml T. A L 1MB smelting •o "Amateurish? Is that what they me to print your name, that can be and I'll see you on the funny pages. GA TOR 5 Apartment BO RT .L EV I. call helping people these days?" I arranged as well. be DA MA N D EVE Letters to Aunt Spumoni can 9 Inscribed E V E R .A replied. You will learn that I can be sent via campus mail to: stone slab A I DA .F IN .T E E MED "Uhhh," he said. Nice boy, sarcastic at times. Be assured that if 14 Gown ME E T AT LA Aunt Spumoni 15 Prefix for s• s• Richard. Good newspaperman. A bit you have a serious problem, it will CA T S .H IP .L •••AMP c/o The Review space silly, though. receive a serious response. ••A R R I V E T• RA M I E 8-1 Student Center 16 Entertainer e• "Besides," I added, "Don't the And if something is above my Newark, DE 19716 17 Seaweed TO A F AR E T HE EIW E L L 18 Ornamental E S SA N E ON s• L E T 20 Grasshoppers' v• S E EN .F U R EC 1 •• cousins •o p I E A T A OPE 22 Pencil end s• ••S K ••I L L S .I ON .I RAN 23 Chemical suffix UN BE AT AB L E .M AST 24 Officeholders p I LO T. F L oJW .E T T E 25 Some children S T EN T E N S EAR 26 Implore o• •s 27 Hamlet, for 27 Fruit one 59 Surrounded 29 Voyage 28 Possessive by 30 Matching 31 Cloth design 60 Fortune groups 34 Diminished 61 Anoint 31 Grandeur 35 Quarry yield 62 Fasteners 32 Animal's res· 36 Drying 63 Kernel tlng place apparatus 33 Partner 37 Toned down DOWN 34 Hump 38 Contract in 1 Piece of wood 37 Chilled wrinkles dessert 39 Wrong : pref. 2 Yukon peak 3 Pl aying 38 Tool set 40 Boot parts 40 Outwit 41 Shreds marble 4 Midwest city customs 42 In favor of 41 Beverage 43 Ceramic items 5 Disappearing 6 English city 44 Open areas 44 Healthy 46 Year's recorc 45 Reform 7 Curves B In addition 47 Beer movement container 47 Iniquity 9 Badly marked 10 Complete 48 Sault Ste. - 48 Scottish name 49 Athletic , tmMN syllable 11 Discharges Volunteer Bowlers Needed 12 Not taped 50 Yielded 51 Moves back 51 Body: zoo\ . and forth 13 Maple genus 52 Bird 53 Ship section. 19 Slowed down 53 Half: pref. once 21 Expired 'For Kids' Sake' 55 Type of rind 25 Barriers 54 Knocks 4 ..tenh::~:::~· 56 Soft food 57 Waterless 26 Segment ~ immediately after gradua- Enjoy a day offree bowling and fun with your friends .. . 58 Gold or zinc tion- without waiting for the results of your State Boards. You aU for a good cause. Participate in the 11th Annual Big can earn great benefits as an Air Brothers/Big Sistersfundraiser, "Bowlfor Kids Sake.• Force nurse officer. And if selected ATI'ENTION OUTING CLUB during your senior year, you may The action takes place at Bowlerama and Price Bowling WANNABEES qualify for a five-month internship Lanes on Saturday, April4. at a major Air Force medical facili­ 1st General Interest Meeting ty. To apply, you'll need an overall Just register a team of 5-6 FE BRUARY 19, 1992 • 8:30PM • 120 SMITH HALL 2.50 GPA. Serve your country friends with Sandi King at while you serve your career. Enjoy the challenge of the Great Outdoors! 998-3577. Sign up friends, • Backpacking, Spelunking (Caving), Rock Climbing, Canoeing, USAF HEALTH PROFESSIONS family and co-workers to ~ White Water Rafting and Lots of Fun! See ya there! TOllFR~E sponsor you on a cents-per- · "You don't inherit the Earth from your parents, 1-800-USAF-REC pin basis. 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