VOLUME LIV, NUMBER 32 DREXEL UNIVERSITY, PHILADELPHIA, PA. FRIDAY, APRIL 27. 1979 Student loans Default rates low foy Anita Brando!ini collecting NDSL's. notes to the federal government, Drexel Students' default rate is The repayment plan for each which becomes the collection 8% for state guaranteed loans type of loan is different. State agency,” according to and 136% for National Direct guarenteed loans are collected by McKeough Student Loans These rates are the state, but the school must The NDSL repayment program not considered to be excessive take responsibility for collecting is handled by the Comptroller’s Frank McKeough. Director of NDSL’s office When a student graduates P'inancial Aid. said. “ Drexel The federal government has or leaves school, he must sign Students are doing a fairly good recently become involved in the forms which specify terms of job of m aintaining their collection of delinquent student repayment If a student does not obligations ” Joseph Ragg, loans Individual states may turn meet these terms, he is sent .Assistant Comptroller, remarked their loans, which defaulted, over notices that the loan is that his office has been to this agency Drexel also has delinquent If payment is still not “reasonably successful” in the legal right to “turn over bad received, the matter is turned over to a collection agency McKeough noted that next year students will be fully m fo rm ^ of the rules and obligations of this type of financial aid Hopefully, this will reduce the default rate even further Don t look at me. I'm just enjoying the xvejther In Norember. Congress passed the Middle Income Student •P^oto by Carl Borgh — Assistance Act which removed the income ceiling for federal interest subsidies for state Three day weekend guaranteed loans The federal government will now pay all by Sally Lock\A/ood interest while the student is in It will be possible for students guardian, in housing maintained school to arrange their summer term by the Residential Living Office, This new lavv is expected to schedules so that they have a or in fraternity or panhellenic cause sharp increases in the three-day weekend, according to housing. number of loans next year Rick Yt>orra. Student Congress Both the Chinese Association Because of this, the collection of President. The registrar has and Ecology Club were granted delinquient loans will become arranged courses such that no probationary status and official even more important class which meets on Monday recognition. Because Congress will meet on Friday and vice- did not have a quorum in versa .A student could con previous meetings, to deal with ceivably arrange to have either leglislation, Congress ruled Monday or Friday off. probationary status retroactive Focus on: Walker's Wonderland It was pointed out that the to the beginning of the term This budget is divided between credit enables both organizations to be by Neil Schmer/ing hours and not cirriculum, and the either funded or non-funded by Generally, when pedestrians are As morning becomes af summer courses selection is, the SAC. There exists a sport that is ver> looking in a window while they ternoon, shoppers control the “one of the problems of the co-op The admissions office will be rarely publicized, even though are walking, they will slow down, sidewalks as a more leisurely system”, as Dr. Hagerty, sending out a survey to ap thousands of people participate in if not stop, to take a closer look pace sets in People on their President of Drexel is quoted as proximately 2000 students. The it everyday The participants are An experienced walker will sense lunch hour, that were in a scurr>’ saying. purpose is to obtain an un all ages, religions, races, and this, and veer toward the street to to get to work just hours before, .A discussion arose over a derstanding as to what type of genders This sport is so popular avoid this obstacle are now the spectators People proposed off-campus residents person chooses D.U. This is to aid that it not only attracts a walking by these “ spectators” representative am.endment that in the selection of future students multitude of participants, but a While walking through center- attract eyes as their clothes would be placed on the May ballot who would be best prepared and substantial number of spectators. city. it is also interesting to tightly cling to outline their for student approval. This share the same viewpoints as the The sport is walking through perceive the different par physique. This becomes a more amendment, which was defeated, present students. Such questions center-city Philadelphia or any ticipants in this sport In the popular aspect of this sport as the would have provided as: why you chose D.U., what are other city) Many people view morning, businessmen can be weather gets nicer. representation for those students your feelings on abortion and pre walking through the crowded seen walking briskly to their who do not reside with a parent or marital sex will be asked. In the evening, ever>one looks sidewalks as a frustrating means offices clutching the morning the same. The businessmen that of going from one place to paper in one hand and their at were once determined to arrive another However, there is a lot tache case in the other. With a at work on time are now more involved than this determined look on their faces, Scheduling effective thinkning about their ride home Participants in this sport share these professionals contemplate and then escaping into their own by Shirley Myers at least one common concern: what their day will be like. world The shoppers are no they are going from one place to The new scheduling poUcy, with faculty and students Secretaries gingerly walk to longer looking in windows, for which requires studerrts to Neal anticipates that one or two another In reality, it is not as their offices, while some people fear of missing their train or bus. additional classrooms will l>e simple as this. There is some schedule at least half of their strut down the street to the beat Everyone seems to be walking classes either at 8 AM or after needed by the winter term of psychology to be witnessed when of the music blaring out of their blindly, following the crowds to this sport is evaluated 1:30 PM, “is succeeding with a lot 1979-80. Dr. Jerry Kenig, portable AM-FM stereo tape parking lots, rail stations and bus of effort”, according to John Experienced city walkers pick .Assistant to the President, does players stops. the openings on crowded Neal. University Registrar. The not anticipate too many problems sidewalks like O.J. Simpson picks policy was instituted because of in creating m ore classroom his holes while scrambling for lack of classroom space at peak space. “Some large area hours during the day. yardage on the football field This classrooms - in floor space - can type of walker checks out ever>’ Before the policy was in be divided into two classrooms. stituted. approximately 98% of detail in his path before he gets Financial Aid Info I’ve been walking around looking ♦ the university’s 110 classrooms at these types of rooms,” Kenig there. This allows him to get in a As of March 2*’, over 1000 students who had previously were in use during the late said. good position, like Mario Andretti morning and early afternoon Kenig said that the First does on the racetrack received PH EAA funds had not filed forms for this year. That’s almost half, probably more if you don’t include hours. Neal said that he likes to Pennsylvania Building at 32nd Obvious obstacles are graduating seniors. keep peak use below 90%. When and Market Sts. will not be used newstands, pretzel venders and room use is over 90%, it becomes for classroom space because of other street merchants The difficult to accomodate the fire codes. The same is true for a The deadline for filing all applications is May 1, 19*’9. center-city walker must learn to faculty’s special requests, such part of Linton’s presently not in break-away from the crowd Also, The Basic Educational Opportunity Grant as rooms with projector screens. use. The First Pennsylvania where there are no obstacles, so (BEOG) Income ceiling has been raised. This means that As a result of the policy, Building may be adequate for use he doesn’t get sandwiched in the even if you were rejected in the past, you may qualif>’ classroom use is about 40% at 8 as administrative offices. crowd when he passes a now. Students wishing to be considered for September •AM, 80% at 9 AM, less than 90% Neal thinks that Drexel will newstand eligibility should file now. ★ at 1:30 PM, and about 40% at 4:30 reach peak enrollment in 1981-82. Vet another obstacle a par Another source of funds are the Slate Guaranteed PM. Previously, 4:30 PM He is hoping for a “ minimum of ticipant in this sport encounters Loans. If you are interested this is the time to apply. If you classroom space was only 6-8% . 10 classrooms out of the old IS the pedestrian. One school of need assistance, its available through the Financial Aid Neal said that several alter library after the new one is thought advises participants to natives, such as Saturday and built.” although he is not sure Office, Room 208 in the Main Building. read the minds of pedestrians Sunday classes, were considered whether or not this will be walking In front of them. but ruled out after discussion possible. DREXEL TRIANGLE Page 2 April 27, 1979 ANNOUNCEMENTS SOCIAL HOUR STUDENTS NEEDED ASPA MARKETING SOCIETY ASBURY
Tofiay I here is a Social Hour in \\r ne{*d students to help us The American Society for The .Marketing Society will Dr Walter Womack. .Associate Ihe KK louriRf in Comnumwcalfh with Ihe Summer Pre- F’ersonnel Administration hold a general meeting Wed- Dean of Students, will be Mall Come on out and for^cf Kf'gistralion program for the (ASF^•^| will hold a meeting on ne.sday 1 fK), Matheson room 30H. speaking on "What (»ives My Life about school for a while all KK's incoming freshmen This will be Thursday, May in room 210 of Discussion will focus on fund Meaning " This is the last of a arc free' And while you're there, fu'ld Ihe last week of June and the Matheson All majors are raising ideas and future •series of talks given by faculty [)uy your tickets for the KK first several days of July (June 25 welcomr* to join us at l:fK) p.m .Marketing Society activities All members of Drexel Come on out. Dinner Dance on May 5th and the 29, July 2. 3) You can be a Manpower students. this \\elcome and members are en Wednesday at 1 :t«) p m in the KK Picnic on May 17th, Fioth tremendous help in making the organization is important to you. couraged to attend. Living .Arts F.ounge and get an f'vents are going to be* a gofKl new freshmen feel welcome here Join now ' insight on our faculty lime, and tickets arc going fast' at Drexel. Slop into the Dean of SPRING PICNIC What does it mean to be Freshmf*n’s Office, Room 210 (Jet details today at the beer The Annual Spring Picnic will “Clothed with Flower'"’ Dean (Yecse and sign up as soon as BEER CANS blast be held tomorrow, Saturday, at Snyder will discuss this on possible! Save your empty beer cans the Drexel l.odge at 12:00 NOON. Sunday at 11:00 a m. at the You’ll need them soon l.ook for Kefreshments include beer. Asbury Church. .3311 Chestnut St. further details in this section Fiirch Beer, hamburgers, hot All are welcome and coffee and NO DISCO BIDDLE NEWS dogs, chicken, meatball sand donuts will be served after the MITCH PLOTNICK wiches. pretzels, potato chips, service {’onie I’arly with the brothers The Biddle Law Society will and cupcakes Bring a softball of TKF* at their 2nd annual Disco hold officer elections on Monday, Mitch F^lotnick’s story “Jittery glove. Tickets are $3.00 per Sucks Hand Party, this Saturday May?, 1979 from 1:(K)- 1:30 p m Week for Area FIoop Coaches” person and $5 (M) per couple. RETURNING ADULTS at liive music by “Stashe". in room 201 Matheson Hall. All won an honorable mention in the Tickets and maps to the lodge are All Dancin’ fools welcome to members and potential members I’ennsylvania ('ollegiate Press available in the AlCFIK lounge, There will be a meeting for attend are urged to attend Association 197H Journalism room 4-174 B, or from various Heturning Adult Students on (’ontest class representatives. Wedne.sday. .May 2nd at 1 (H) p m» in room 219 (’reese The purpose of this meeting is to discuss Classified Classified Classified Classified HILLEL fwssible plans for orientation of VVe will be having our famous new F-{(Murning Adult Students in ROOMMATE WANTED: Summer term II you're looking for a roommate to share SENIORS 35mm BW slides made Irom deli lunches as usual on Tuesday September, and any concerns of Furnishpd one bedroom apartment with expenses within Powelton village area, call originals 50C each. 24 hour quality service May 1st and Thursday May 3rd. present student.s The meeting is kitctien 110 N 34th St $100 a month Call Jell at 473 0447, il no answer 676 0948 ST Call 895 2574, 17 1 30 M., W , F , 1 3 00 Th Mike at (409) 234 6399 alter 7:00 051279 Ask lor Tony or see Tom, Room 4 from noon to 1 ;30 in 310 the Main sponsored by the office of the 779 ST051179 pm ST0S1179 Building F)ean of Students SUMMER ' FALL SUBLET Available June "REPRESENTATIVES WANTED for LOST 1 high school ring It is gold with a Big K,\ent: Israel 31 F’arty 1st ? 1/ 7 room ptlicioncy 41st and Cheitnut promotion ol international bus lines in blue stone and has Eastern High School ( ome to a concert and party for Sts tl7S per month All utilities included Europe and Asia Expeditions in Alrica and engraved on it. The initials DMF are Call 77? 5640 ST05H;9 engraved on the inside of the ring II found, college students to celebrate FLOWERS South America Camping tours Education please either call 609-767 9066 or turn the ring tours Almost any travel arrangement Israel’s Independence Day organiied Magic Bus., Damrak 87, in at the inlormation desk in the mam FOR SALE 1974 Dodge Dart Sport v 8. Amsterdam. Holland " PP 050479 building A reward will be given ST05H79 sponsored by a coalition of Bu> an assortment of flowers p s/ p b, am/ (m, e track, air condition, sun I*hiladelphia Jewish College for that special .Mom or that roo). maroon w/ cream vinyl top. Clean 667 S30B Ask (or Valeric S197S S042779 77 MGB, 15,000 mi., FM cassette, wire student groups The Fiig Kvent special girl \ ’arious kinds and Attention Students and Teachers! 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The guest speaker will be Gus m em bers May 2nd at 3:30. All inscribed with name Paul S. Roenne. Call 311 N. 33rd St. (Just past Apple Pi). 222-4737. OAF SUPER 8 CAMERA with loom for faculty are invited to play the (215) 382 5925. STOS1I79 ST042779 wide angle telephoto. Also automatic G ew urtz. M anager of exposure control. Only one year old, manufacturing for the Penn team on Drexel’s home court at excellent condition. Plus "Teach Yourself 43rd and Powelton. Photo enlarger: Bogen 67 special and B/ W WANTED; Apartment in Powelton Village Moviemaking," an excert from Invitation to Ventilator Co. All members and darkroom equipment. Call Carl at 222 9805 in lor one year starting June 1979. One or two Photography magaiine. Asking $7S. Call 472- prospective members are urged rm I or by day at 895 2585 STOS1179 bedrooms. Contact Coleen. 745-8439. 34S7 after 9 pm if interested. to attend. BLACK ENGINEERS BIDDLE We are proud to announce that The Biddle Law Society is the fifth annual National Society looking for all seniors or of Black Engineers conference graduate students who will be held earlier this month was a attending law school in order to huge success. Over 800 people update our list of successful including college students, high Drexel student law school ap school students, educators and plicants. Please contact Ginny PRESENTS: company representatives at Robinson, EV 2-6579 - and good tended this years conference luck in law school. which featured Congresswoman Shirley Chisolm; a Job Fair, technical workshops, and a SMES concert starring Gil Scott Heron The next SMES meeting w'ill be and the Futures. We would like to held on Tuesday May 1, 1979 at thank all of those responsible for 3:30 in the 4th floor lounge of the helping us make this a successful E^AC. This is a very important event. meeting. The agenda will include AWARD nominations for next years of The Marilyn A. Burshtin ficers and also soliciting ideas for Award will be made this year as programs for next year will be the Dean of Students’ Award undertaken. All members and Assembly in late May. The aw ard interested parties are urged to IS made to an outstanding woman attend. student from the College of Imaginfl your life hangs by Engineering or from the College NUCLEAR ISSUES a thraad. of Science who has achieved academic success and has ac New Dawn or Doomsday Imagina your body hangs y tively participated in student by a wire. by activities. Women students who Prominent Authorities Imagina you’ra not w ish to apply fm- this award may imagining. /May 4 find application forms in the Monday, April 30 i n wwUril liMttoi 6;30 p.m. dwpwn Cowrt. Office of the Dean of Students, 215 Creese. The deadline for ap Mandell Theater plications is May 8th, at 5:00 p.m. 7-9p.m, DREXEL TRIANGLE April 27, 1979 Page 3
Srhnirrlni\i .) hr,\ik. Schmerling elected Schmerling finally got what he everyone agreed that the job of deserves For four years Neil has I'ldf. (Inissi rt’ci’ivtiiii ('(>>>ii>u'nJ.aor from Riccio top bafiana should go to Neil a been spending his free hours person who would spend his trying to produce news stories for lughts at the Triangle rather than the Triangle, and for four years pursuing the othei interests of D.V. prof. receives honors from Italy everyone on the staff has con academia. namely eating, tinued to give him en- sleeping, and studying Drexel I’niversity Marketing American Marketing Association Italy and she has been named to couragement and help You think Prof Mercia M T. Grassi has national award. the Hoard of the America-Italy the guy would have learned his When word of the elections received the decoration of (irassi developed a series of Society of I’hiladelphia. She lesson by now results reached pre.sent Editor ••('ommendatora” from the International Marketing serves on the Board of Directors Schmerling is a determined Eric \alaika. the outgoing president of Italy for her con seminars through which more of the I'niversity of F'enn- fellow, though, and this week he l>anana was re[K>rted to have tributions to Italian culture, than 75 Drexel students have sylvania’s ('enter for Italian was elected to the }X)sition of jumped up from his desk. education and economics during been able to travel to Italy and Culture Ediior-in-Chief The election grabbed his belongings, and run the past 15 years. meet top Italian management Grassi is a consultant to the results came as a total surprise to across campus screaming, “ I’m (Jiancarlo Kiccio, consul and government officials and Italian Trade ('ommissioner in the staff, most of whom were free! I’m free'” Valaika was last general of Italy, bestowed the artists. New York and to the Institute for eating dinner at the time When reported reac(juainting himself title on (Jrassi in recent She has coordinated cultural Foreign Trade in Home. the confusion settled, however, with Matheson Hall ceremonies at the Italian Con exchanges between the I’,S. and I'nder an agreement begun by &HS2S2SZSES2S2SE5252525252S252Si525E525E525aS2S2S2S252S2S2HSi52S2MSH525SS252SKttaSdSdS«Si* sulate in Center City. Italy and has organized I'.S (Jrassi in 197;i, renowned Italain (Irassi's relationship with Italy shows by noted Italian artista designer Fmilio Pucci employs began in 1%5 when the Italian and designers. two Drexel undergraduates each government awarded her a She was honored by the mayor year under the university's of Florence in 1972 for promoting Week in Review FuU)right Grant for a year’s cooperative education program, ■study at the In iv e rsity of cultural exchanges between a program in which students 1. What does the V S Congress rule on t>reaking and entering by Florence The grant stemmed Florence and Philadelphia. spend about half of their college expect to accomplish with its Federal agents'* from her Master’s thesis on her Grassi was cited by New York years at a job related to their windfall profits tax? <). What did the Israeli cabinet do, research into “Current Mayor Abraham Beame in 1974 course of study. 2. Who is the famous TV per therefore disregarding American Developments in Italian for organizing cultural ex Grassi is associate professor of sonality that announced that he warnings'’ Ketailing." a thesis that won an changes between New York and marketing in Drexel’s College of will be leaving his show on 7. Who was General Vali VJUah Business and Administration. September 30? Gharani? 3. Last week il was reported lhal H. What \s the Chines Government public ignorance alx>ut nuclear trying to do with that nation’s Early elected Nat'K talJout was spurred by w/io, in Mirth control raft*'' what year*’ 9 Who won (he vlrction in thv 4 Who is Anatoly Dobrynin, and race for the first t)lack I’rinie Pi Nu President what did he and Cyrus Vance Minister of Kh(xJ(‘sia'' announce? Scott Early, a junior computer second chapter was started at 5. What did the Supreme Court Answers on Page 4 science major was elected Drexel in the 1940’s. National President of Pi Nu Also at the meeting. Dr Kpsilon during the national Wallace Heaton, retiring Music convention held here at Drexel Department Head at Drexel D re x e l U n iv e rs ity 1979 April 20-21. 1979. Early will resigned as Chairman of the replace Vicki Rock of Ship- Board of Trustees of Pi Nu Ep Spring Music Festival pensburg starting in June. silon. a position he has held since Among the goals for the next Presents 1947. During the convention, he year are expansion of the was given a plaque as a momento fraternity and a hope to reac of his long service. C O I N I C E ^ T tivate the original chapter at the Illinois Institute of Technology. The convention began with the Jazz 5axap^onis+ Pi Nu Epsilon is the National combined band concert in Honorary Fraternity established Mandell Theatre, Friday night. in 1926 to honor those students After a day of meetings and who are not music majors, but seeing the city, the delegates and PHIL devote their free time to music guests ended with a dinner dance activities at their school. The at Cavanaughs. WOODS Sunday, A pril 2 ^ - 7 : 0 0 P M Mandell Theater W l T H 33'-^ 4 C h e stn u t 5tj '^^Drexel Jazz D A Y and Ensemble Woyr>t! T Cottinglla, Pir»ct«f EVENING CLASSES SUM M ER’79 FIRST SESSION SECOND SESSION Tuesday, May 29 thru Monday, )uly 9 thru Thursday. June 28 Thursday. August 9
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L d DREXEL TRIANGLE Poge 4 April 27, 1979 ANNOUNCEMENTS Awards applications PHOTOGRAPHERS AAS men If you have some free time now available and would like to help us out. stop I’hotographors aro nfcded for On Friday, April 27, there will in any time next week to the Dean Honor .Awards applications Charles K Etting - For Senior lh(> 19W) I.fxord Yfarlx)ok staff If be a F*enn FU*lays party at the of F'reshmen’s Office, Creese. from the Dean of Students Office Only you have a camera and wovjld Dragon’s Den from 10::j0 - 2:30 Koom 210. are now available and should be Dean J Peterson Ryder iiko to (‘xprcss and develop your The admission is $2 (K) for AAS completed by all those interested Scholarship for Juniors. photofjraphy talent, then contact mem^)ors/$3 W for on-members ASME in receiving such Honors. Dean J Peterson Ryder Award (J r o V e r S w a r t z I a n d e r Ijght refreshments and disco Nominations for officers will be .Applications should be com for Seniors. (photof>raphy editorf at 382-1997 masic should make this an en h<*ld durinR the general meeting in pleted in full, listing all activities, .Alexander Van Rensselaer joyable evening room (12-2.% at 1^). Wednesday. professional societies, govern Service .Awards, Our next AAS meeting will be .May 2 Klecfion of offic«*rs will be ment activities, and greek Honor .Awards are to be NEWMAN Tuesday, May 1, in Matheson ...... cm Mav•• organization, clubs, athletics, presented Thursday, May 31. 1979 The Newman Tenter at Drexel Room 205 at 3::M) We’re looking WOMEN and any special achievements or .Activities will take place in the will host a Baccaleurate Mass for forward to swing you the^e! related comments. Students may Grand Hall from 3:.30 - 6:00 p m graduating seniors on June 1, junior and senior women apply for more than one award. To qualify, students must 1979 at 7 p m Any senior wanting PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS are invited to join Key and The awards are as follows: Triangle - Drexel’s honor society complete the application If the to help plan the liturgy for this The undergraduiite Psychology for women You must be application is not completed and mass, please attend a short .Majors at Drexel will demon currently or formerly involved in Congress returned by P'riday. .April 27. meeting at the Newman ('(‘nter strate different techniques ust*d at least 2 extra-curricular ac 1979. the student will not be (1st fl(K)r lounge) on Tuesday at in counseling - Rogerian, considered .Any student who I (K» p ni tivities and maintain a cum of at Behaviorist and Freudian least 3,0 Applications are subject to feels he has achieved a The case study is of a available in the Doan of Students satisfactory academic level, and Schizophrenic family See our Office and due by .May 9, so dissolution it actively engaged in extra SAM future F*sychologisLs on Monday, hurry curricular activities, and feels he April 30 from 4-6 p m in the Over HO percent of the voting warrants special recognition, The Society for the Ad Living Arts Lounge AIAA students at .Auburn I’niversity should come to this office and fill vancement of Management approved a non-binding measure out an application at his/her (SAM) will hold a General There will be a meeting of the on the .April 13 campus ballot that STUFF IT student branch of the American earliest convenience Membership M(*eting on Monday, would make the student govern In the Dean of Freshmen’s Institute of .Aeronautics and (^untniiii J 0)1 7 April :W, at 1:(K) p m . New ment subject to dissolution every Office, we need some (abc)Ut 10) Astronautics (AIAA) on Tuesday year memt)ers are welcome to join us volunteers who are good with .May 1 at 1:(K) IVM in the The measure, sponsored by in r(K)m 2()7 of Miitheson Hall All their hands who can help us stuff mechanical engineering con losing presidential candidate Jim Answers those who are interested in going envelopes to help us get it all ference room (3-162) .Ml on the trip to New York Stock Purcell, would have students vote together! We are preparing members please attend, new Exchange are urged to attend whether to continue the student material for the incoming fresh- members welcome' to week government at least once a year The measure, however, has no legal force in review Purcell originally presented the proposal in January as a 1 ('ongress hopes to tax the in constitutional amendment, but TSoliee House \ come of oil companies caused by the Student Senate said it was recent price increases of gas and “improperly drawn” Purcell oil then discovered that there were 2 .After years as host of the no guidelines for “properly” This Monday night S “Tonight Show", Johnny C'arson drawing up an amendment, and has expressed that he wants to the resultant student pressure leave the show at the end of forced the government to put the S(*ptember measure on the ballot, if only as a 3. President Dwight Kisenhower O rrin S tar non-binding opinion poll told the Atomic Knergy Com F’urcell says he will submit a mission to keep the public new proposal to the Student “ confused” with its explanation Senate, probably later this of the radioactive fallout The month. The measure, if passed, year was 1953 and would be binding. 4. The Ambassador of the Soviet The junior said the continuing I nion and the'Secretary of State threat of dissolution would “ put announced that virtually all of some fire under SGA officials to the major problems blocking Gary Mehelich I (lo something for students.” He conclusion of a new treaty said because so few students vote limiting strategic missiles and in the elections, the government lx)mbers had been eliminated. “isn’t really representative of the 5. The High Court ruled that the entire student body.” Constitution does not prevent in the Dragon's Den, 7:00i The .Auburn vote came less federal agents from breaking and than a week after students at the entering in o rder to install University of Georgia voted to otherwise legal electronic dissolve their student govern l)ugging equipment, ment. Over the last twelve 6. The Cabinet created two new months, student governments at Jewish settlements, P'lon Moreh BLUBORASSI \ the L’niversity of Texas-Austin and Shiloh, on the occupied West and at the I’niversity of Northern Bank of Jordan. Colorado also have disbanded. 7. The former Iranian army chief became the first figure of the Khomeini regim e to be assassinated. K, Authorities are trying to reduce the rate of population growth to one percent by 1980, 9, Bishop Abel Muzorewa. Sunday, M ay 6 M andell Theater D r e x e l
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C lyde S. Shive, Jr. DREXEL TRIANGLE April 27, 1979P age6 Saudi Arabia and the Middle East hy Wolfgang Lux believed to be in a strong dissatisfied with the idea of an ('treat was the relief in the position, was overthrown by the absolute monarchy Kur- White Mouse after the signing of revolutionary forces in just a thermore. the royal family has the peace treaty between Kgypt couple of weeks been criticized for corruption and Israel A major step towards The Shah’s main support, This creates new resentment stability in the Middle Kast had military and [wlitical. came from among those that prefer a been taken But the situation the the I’ S. Iran is the only country western (or eastern) style I’ S faces right now is far from between the Soviet I ’nion and the democracy peaceful, it resembles a time- I’ersian Clulf throughwhich most lx)mb that could go off any of the world’s oil is shipped This moment IS why the I SSH is interested in Dorothy Bendix. Associate establishing a pro-Soviet A Pro-Eastern Policy? F’rofessor. School of Library and turers. a colloquim. and a government in Teheran that Opposition Information Science, was guest champagne reception sponsored would open its harbors to the Until now the government has of honor at student reception by library school alumni Reactions to the treaty have Russian navv relied on the U S to provide help April 18 in Chapman Court. Standing with Dr Bendix and been severe The Arab League, in case of a rebellion, but after Nesbitt Hall on the occasion of Anita Anker (left), president of including the moderate Saudi the affair in Iran the leaders of her retirement this spring after the Drexel Student Library Arabia, decided to cut all ties Growing Unrest the royal family no longer trust twenty years on the Drexel Association (DSLA) and F’at with Kgypt and cancel all Saudi .Arabia’s position is America faculty. The reception was part of Servi (right), president of Drexel financial and military aid similar and different It is similar Who. they ask, will guarantee Dorothy Bendix Week. April 16- Chapter of American Society of Saudi Arabia’s decision to stop because the country is ruled in an that the same is not going to 20. which featured visiting lec Information Scientists (ASIS). its one billion dollar a year aid to autocratic fashion by the five happen to us*’ They severely Kgypt cam e as a big surprise to thousand members of the royal criticize the U S for their lack of the West. This country, which is family, much like the Shah ruled supjxirt for the Shah They, not About the Newman Center? the world’s biggest oil prtxluce , Iran unreasonably, fear that the has always taken a moderate The difference lies in the political situation in Iran will stand concerning the major tradition: The Saudi Arabians lead to a communist take-over A small rectangular orange- always the same. Hang-over- issues of the Arab I^eague Why still regard and accept their King Who. then, will protect Saudi brick building, right across from stuffed-up sickness then did King Khalid, Saudi as an absolute ruler Most of the Arabia'’ the library on 33rd street, it is What you might need is to meet Arabia’s present ruler, decide to 7.5 million inhabitants still live This is why King Khalid known to most of you only and encounter. Just talk and feel go along with the more radical the way their ancestors did 2000 decidtnl to take a more balanctnl because of its bells. Well, there is instead of enjoying a raping Arab nations'’ years ago This is why the idea of ix>litical approiu’h Although no more to it than just music: it has experience democracy has not been too fH)litical ties with the Soviet a lot more to offer Besides the widespread in this desert Ihiion have been established yet, services (everyday at 12:00 and The Newman Center helps you The Internal Threat country It is obvious that the country will 1 :(K) p m. and Sundays at 10:(K) to do this. It creates an at In order to answer this question But things are changing Many no longer pursue a 100% am.), it is a great place to mosphere of relaxation, taking it is necessary to take a closer young Saudi .Arabians study in pro-western fwlicy Saudi Arabia soc'ialize and meet people, a your mind off the damn books look at the broad political the I’ S and in P'urope and so will not become as radical as great place to study, and a good and cardiac tests. Yearn to meet situation in the Middle Kast. come in touch with the western Ira(j. Syria orcKuwait, but it will place to be happy. again, yearn to love again Saudi Arabia’s major concern civilization and its political and engage in a more balanctnl “ Boy, am I bored tonight I am Go to the center. You’ll forget has been the revolution in neigh ideological values. On returning diplomacy It is America’s task sick and tired of my books, about all the pressures and boring Iran. The Shah, who was to their country, they become to reassure this vital fwrtner myself and my life. The frat has a nonsense of the orange peel And party tonight Where is my mug everytime you leave you’ll feel and my joint'’” (said by an that most of the things we value Drexel Senior takes prize for trademark anonymous Drexel Student). so highly are really unimportant Situations like that occur Just remember: If you love Drexel I'niversity senior almost 90 entries submitted by ('hannel .57 His logo featured almost seven times a week in the someone, are you looking for his Michael J D'Kmilio has won the students from art and design “('hannel .57 Philadelphia” in red life of a devotee. The result is (her) grade point average*’ $.=>00 first prize in a contest to sch(H)ls around the Delaware lettering on a gray background design the trademark for Valley. Channel 57, a I'HK television D’Kmilio, who is majoring in “ We hope to begin broad station expected to begin design in D rexel’s Nesbitt casting later this year ” said broadcasting later this year ('ollege, was selected the wmner William S Groses president of **ve D'Eniilio’s design of the hy executives of the findio f
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I’d like to set the record straight Ff things went down as Re: Scheduling the young “ lady” said, fine, she’s Kflitor. Droxpl Triangle- got every right to complain. Fiut, as the wise man once said, “no I am writing this as a rebuttal way” to the letter published in the April The people involved were not 20th edition afx)ut scheduling I all strangers She’s been coming also dislike scheduling 50 percent around since her freshman year, of my classes at 8:00 or after 1 :w she even went out with one of but I cannot see a better alter the brothers. native. These classes are in The crowding and hugging was convenient and sometimes intended to “ bust" on the first troublesome but it seems the best guy who hugged her F'veryone way to utilize existing classroom peeled off of their own accord. space To build new classrooms is her boyfriend didn’t pull anyone have been considered other not feasible because of the cost off Fie was so drunk, (self- Tongressmen admittedly “totaled” ) he didn’t and the time they would take to The defeat of the bill Tuesday start trying to fight for a few build Saturday classes would not night does not kill the am end minutes go over because how many ment An alternative procudure I’m not trying to justify students wf)uld want to comt* is to obtain 10% of the students’ anyone’s actions It’s just that if down here on Saturday giving up signatures in support of the their free time or a job to do so'' you’re going to come to a party E d ito ria l amendment This will place the The rest of the letter by (i S. with a drunk boyfriend, and he gets pissed off and tries to start a bill on the F)allot which sub F-'oster was not very well thought sequently must be approved by fight (in this case attempted out Other sch(M)is have 8;(K) the Student body during a suicide) you don’t have to write a classes and the students seem to referendum Students will be l)c able to handlt* them All it letter to justify his actions or Who cares? circulating petitions and seeking takes to cope with th(*se classes is soothe your own ego. Ff you do. \ oter support. If you haven’t been Ft’s election time In F^hiladelphia again 'F’he city i.s gearing up to reschedule their priorities have the guts to sign your name approached, contact me at 387- for the prim anes to be held on May 15. and Drexel has t)een I am a commuting sophomore to it. so other people can laugh 5728 Immediately-elections are taking an active part m the preparation by hosting the mayoral Accounting major who is active is like I did .1 L (’atina May 1st and 2nd candidates on a numFx>r of occasioas This has allowtni Drexel student organizations, holds a We are hypocrites If we do not “The ('heshire C'at” students to h>ecome informed and lnv)lved in the ufx-oming part-time job, has a 3 H (IPA, and provide for equal representation. decision .Are you aware, however, that there is another election a pretty good social life All it I VS. - If you don’t like our Sincerly, of equal, If not greater, importance to t • student txKiy quickly lakes to improve the grades at parties, why come to them'’ Karen Lorette Ka.se approaching? It’s time for Student Congress to renew itself Drexel is for the students to Student Vlce-F’resldent Student Congress is a widely overlookt‘d facet of life here at realize this is not high school and for I’niversitv lU'latlons that the professors will not force Re: Congress Drexel. Hardly anybody wants to get involved, this fact proves feed them the work Itself out in previous eltH.*tions where voting turnout was so p
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/ Tonio K. Life in th e F o o d Chain WlOO Mon 4'30 at 11 p m O Concert Series presents U.K. and Horselips live hy l-rtnik Chniirlru'skt times the production gets heavy, hypnotized / that don’t mean we at the Spectrum, length is approx 2 hrs 15 min While most electric rock loses the raw, F^eter Wolf-ish vocals of can’t dance” With Muscle Shoal its force in a hodge-podge of Tonio K toughen the mix style horns, and arranged for Midnight Album Hour influences, I^os Angeles - based dancing, too. What a foil! Mon 4/30- Duncan Brown “ The Wild Places” Tonio K ’s Mfp In Th»* Foodchain The tour de force is H-A-T-R-F:- Tues 5/1 - James Taylor “Flag” is consistently in focus, and I). If H-A-T-R-K-D is released as Wed. 5/2 - Marked Mann “ Angel Stature” compulsively driven And a New Wave single, Tonio K. will Thurs. 5/3 - Van Halen I “ Platinum Night” desperately needed, I might add. go places. The best of punk has Fri. 5/4-Q Classics Cheap Trick Mainstream rock has taken the always sounded like 45 rpm Menu 12 noon route of Somlnex. (You knew rocking at 78, and the same is Mon. 4/30- Van Morrison “ Moondance” that) On the far left, the true here. W'hile the album Tues. 5/1 - Eagles “One of These Nights” posthumous punk movement is som etim es gets lost in in Wed.5/2 - Genesis “ Trick of the Tail” getting better and better at tellectual abstractions, H-A-T-R- Thurs. 5/3 - Eddie Mondy (first Ip) passing off a lack of musical The title cut is apparently pop- F-I) hits hard. K. is angry with Fri. 5/4 - The Band “ Anthology” (part I ) ability as art, depressing, philosophy, much like DKVO (de his girlfriend. Done before? The macabre themes as purposeful, evolution of man) is being called song goes above this simple BEST OF PROGRESSIVE ROCK ALL WEEKEND LONG FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN and incoherent mumbling as pop-philosophy. A rock 'n roll theme. In it, K attacks the AMIL It meaningful It is one thing to takeoff on Darwin is what it is. “mellow” attitude, something
record evil, as a photographer Although a song with a trite title punk aimed to do. “ Yes I wish I CT«. ..ChT records violence on film. But a like Funky Western ( ivilixation was as mellow, as for instance complete fabrication of violence would normally speak for itself, Jackson Browne / but Fountain for entertainment’s sake does this one is brilliant, placing Tonio of Sorrow my a -.” So in essence, nothing to improve our per K. up there with the best of by “hatred’’ he means “vigor,” vit *1.AM(S ceptions of reality. to d a y ’s street poets. It “energy.” (Those who follow Life In The F'oodchain avoids progresses from “they pul Jesus Browne’s activities, like nuke the above mentioned traps. It has on a cross/ they put a hole in protests, may argue, but it is only power chords (Faces’s style), J F K. / they put Hitler in the an analogy.) studio tricks, and melody, so the driver’s seat and looked the other Call this one: From school w'ith tunes are memorable. While at way” to “just because we’re rock, to punk, successfully. Vanelli Soothes the Spectrum hy Kuss l.alli K & B, jazz, pop, and Latin in Brother To Brother, People Gotta For some time I’ve been going fluences, manifested by a seven- .Move, For Your Love (his latest to concerts and enjoying them, man band with instruments as: single) and I .Just Wanna Stop. but not really hearing what I guitar, bass, drums percussion Maybe we should tune in to wanted to hear. If not something (congas, chimes, kettle and snare Canadian radio stations... completely different, Gino drums) twenty keyboards, and I was also excited about the Vannelli’s performance at the fifteen synthesizers. Needless to music (really?). Namely, the Spectrum last Saturday night say, the sound is rich, dynamic undistorted guitar, which was certainly a refresher I say and in studio tact, rather than remained so throughout most of “ performance” because he did collasping to chord-crunching, the performance. The “fuzz” was just that, making the Spectrum “energy driven rock n’ roll. used in mediocracy, only on theatre (entended stage, two- Still the show was loose and solos, which accentuated it’s thirds normal floor a re a ) feel like WMMR live, no P.A. tape dubs here. On a effect via Daryl Strum’s a nightclub. A block party this weekend beginning Friday at 6 p.m. and ending couple numbers, Gino would imaginative playing. The Despite his stud image, Gino’s Sunday at 9 p.m. stand back, facing the band, and keyboards and synthesizers were tone was modest, and he seemed Rolling Stones recorded “ live” from the hottest gigs of the sum m er 78 orchestrate. After a crescendo he used so extensively and in so sincere when speaking about how tour and produced by none other than Mick Jagger. Sunday 9-11:30 would step out front and project many different ways It is difficult nice it was to be back in Philly p.m. some of the cleanest, smoothest, to describe let alone list the many after such a long time. He also vocals I’ve ever heard. Gino can sounds. One that did strike me Finalists in the Big Break contest are: sing from his stomach or sound dedicated a song to his brother was the shapr, deep-pulsing Alice Cohen and Fun City Joshua Yudkin Band who plays keyboards, writes, and very much like Stevie Wonder on synthesizer heard over the bass, The Cats The Herd produces for the band; and in the funky, Latin tunes to com enriching many of the tunes. Dean Rohrer Orbis troduced his parents who were in plement the congas and backing The show was class, Gino kick- Hot Property Roger Bartlett attendance. female voices. dancing in the midst of an ex John Knoblanch Band The Shakes Don’t be surprised. Yours or “ But what does he sing?” you cellently color-coordinated All ten finalists will be featured on WMMR’s Breakout album, and will mine could have been there too! ask. Maybe he doesn’t get much overhead light system. He may compete for the final Big Break award: Vanelli’s music draws from rock. airplay, but there are a few hits: have gone a bit overboard when A KYW Morning Show appearance. he arose from the stage (dry ice Twelve Thousand dollar sound system. LOWEST PRICES EVER ON and all) seated and playing a Headline appearance at Stars and the Main Point. white, grand piano. But there’s a The final playoff is scheduled for May 12, at U of Penn’s Irvine HEWLEn-PAGKARD CALCULATORS little Elton in all keyboard Auditorium players, and he is an entertainer HEWLETT-PACKARD HEWLETT-PACKARD WMMR will hold an “outdoor” block party on South Street, Sunday, HP-3 IE HP-38E remember? 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Jean, bec.-^me clear Wine bottles, the Student F’rogram Board's was one of^ the most receptive "Rhinoceros” possibly be about’’ transform into a green horned cheese, and nuts soon appeared coffee house Monday night This audiences on his tour The The suspense filled story of a 700 rhinoceros The play, except for on almost every table except kind of enthusiasm is usually only audience gave Tom a standing bread'’ A serious exploration into some slow parts in the third act. ours Damn' Cafe Theatre, seen by seniors getting * their ovation while bringing him back sexual transferrance in animal is a wild ride through subjective right'’ It looked like we had diplomas or when the taps are by encores twice Everyone who trainers? I'm sure there are as reality, performed energetically stumbled onto a meeting of the open went had an excellent time. many views as people reading by the entire cast, combining NNine and (’heese Society of Tom's success lies within his this paper In fact, different music, sound effects and physical (’hestnut Hill Becky started to warm personality which radiates views are what Kugene Ionesco's intensity into a very memorable feel like a non-member, but that from him and almost demands an "Rhinoceros” deals with and enjoyable experience passed quickly immediate warming up of the "Rhinoceros” can be classified The setting of the Cafe Theatre If you are thinking alxiut seeing audience to him His songs m- fairly accurately as avant-grade of .-Miens Lane also contributed a show at the ('afe Theatre, cludecl Irish ballads, folk songs, theatre The basic story concerns greatly to our enjoyment of tlie reserve ahead and try to go in a reggae, and following along in the Berenger. an alcoholic young evening Lm-ated at’ Allens Lane group of four or else, you’ll Chapin tradition, participatory F'renchman having problems and McCallum St in the ('hestnut probably have to share a table coping with his reality and the songs, Hill-Germ antown section of w ith a couple of other people We realities of the other people living Tom led the audience in many Philadelphia, it provides a very were pretty lucky on this m-- in his small town Throughout the sing alongs w ith harmonies along pleasant and relaxed atmosphere casion, but sometimes During play. Berenger sees each of his the lines of the “Morman for watching a play Downstairs, the second of the two in friends, the towns people, and Tabercular Choir” During a as you enter, is an art gallery of termissions, free coffee, tea and even his "lover” Daisy follow the reggae song the audience was two rooms containing many excellent danish were served in by Rich Mazie trend and transform into converted to a rhythm section in fnteresting paintings, sculptures the downstairs gallery After the Besides being talented Tom is rhinoc-eroses until, finally, he is which half of the people played and objects d’art by local artists play ended, the cast (that night also interesting. He's put out an left alone, agonizing with him the “car keys" and the other half album entitled “ Life Is Like (all for sale). I'pstairs, where the without their director. Kate self, unable to change play is performed is a small room clapped. That", hosted a T.V. show en Shaffmaster) invited the Since the play is avant-garde, it packed with candlelit tables and liis anecdotes to the songs titled “ Make \ Wish” which ran audience to stay and discuss the is very difficult to describe in surrounded by assorted props qualify him as a stand up for five years, and won the play with them We left with an conventional terms of plot, and equipment, including a grand comedian Kmmy Peabody Awards. Tom impression of real haspitality not characterization, etc. piano often found anywhere twlay The concert was a total sur was also in the movie •'Bkio "Rhinoceros” includes twists of After squeezing through and "Rhinweros” plays on Friday prise in several respects. It was Water White Death", for which logic, time, and emotion. There over top of tables, we finally and Saturday nights at H:(K) p m’ surprising to see something non he also wrote the soundtract He are such bizarre scenes as a found a place right in front of the until May 19 For information, alcoholic pull in so many people. performed songs from all of these funeral procession for a trampled stage. When we got settled directions or whatever, the phone It was surprising to see such a efforts at the concert. All this and cat (played superbly by Rover) enough to look around, the reason number of the Cafe Theatre is strong. receptive. warm an all-american Basketball and the experience of watching why we sa v people carrying H4R-9:W4 audience. It felt good player too.
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Donna Summer received a Golden Reel award for "Live and More” from Ampex's magnetic tape division. She requested that the firm’s $1.(K)0 charity donation go to Grant African Methodist Episcopal Church w here she did her first public singing as a child.... Famed photographer Francesco Scavullo w’ill earn $50,000 for one album cover shot for Kiss..... Former Beatle Paul McCartney has spent a fortune building a replica of the control room of the Abbey Road Studios in London where he. John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison recorded their greatest hits. McCartney’s current group. Wings, still records at the Abbey Road Studio, but when it’s booked they mix tacks in the replica room Wings’ latest hit. "Goodnight Tonight”, was mixed in the new room as was a new album due out in the summer.... Frank Zappa is upset that the Anti - Defamation League has protested to the FCC over airing of his "Jewish Princess” song. He simply can’t see what could conceivably be considered objectionable about the song which describes the love he seeks as being, "a Jewish Princess with a brand new nose .. who’s horny ... nasty ... and with garlic aroma that would well Tacoma.” Zappa says when his new album is released it w ill include a song called "Catholic Girls,” which he alleges is based on the sexual adventures experienced by members of the band when they played concerts at CYO dances.
T O P T E N
(For week ending April 21, 1979 as reported by Billboard Magazine)
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1. Bee Gees Spirits Having P'lown RSO 2. Doobie Brothers Minute by Minute Warner Bros. 3. Dire Straits Dire Straits Warner Bros. 4. Peaches & Herb 2-Hot Polydor 5. Rod Stewart Blondes Have More Fun Warner Bros. 6. Bad Company Desolation Angels Swan Song 7. George Benson Livin’ Inside Your Love W'arner Bros. 8. Blondie Parallel Lines Chystalis 9. Allman Brothers Band Enlightened Rogues Capricorn 10. Gloria Gaynor Love Tracks Polydor
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PRESIDENT OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR VICE PRESIDENT FOR CONGRESSMAN-AT-LARGE DEAN OF NESBin STUDENT BODY STUDENT AFFAIRS FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Karen Kraft Mike Imms Bobby Ann Early Chuck McGonigle I am a Pre-Junior majoring in Marketing and Management Thanks to your participation in Paul Howard As Student Dean of Nesbitt When I took this position three the Student Congress vote last ('ollege. I. Bobbie Ann Karely. months ago I decided to give it year, you elected me to the Mi, my name is f'huck promise to make every effort to Mcflonigic and I’m running for my best and. hopefully, con position of Sophomore Class V P fill the gap t>etwev‘n students and Sfudont Body Prosidonf When I The events of the past year tribute something to C'ongress Though the past year in Congress O faculty I was an active memt>er have made the position of Vice Before I joined I was your n I have become familiar with the saf down fo writo this letter of of Student ('ouncil in my four introduction, I really didn’t know President of Student Affairs an average ordinary commuter, congressional affairs how they years of high schcMtl giving me what to say I’ve heen involved at important medium between the coming in at nine and going home are run. and how I can conduct t>oth the experience and the know Drexel since I was a freshman in students and Administration at at three Sounds like high School, Policies based on your requests, how to achieve success as athletics and numerous other Drexel I’niversity. (lid you say'’ Well, that's how I to (’ongress Like my original activities, hut I didn’t think that I. Paul Howard, am running for felt so I decided to get involved in platform when I campaigned last Student Dean On top of my ex these activities qualified me to / the position because I think its something Since then I've year; in which I felt that was a perience, I also possess the run for Student Body President important and I can handle it. Ifarned a lot about Drexel and its wide gap between student necessary “ Drive" for this job Wfiat 1 r(>ally wanted to convey in This coming year I will be a people and it's all been wor ('ongress Policies and what the The planning of a class picnic, this space was my deep concern senior. I’ve been around Drexel (hwhile* I would like to con Students actually care and stand along with other s(K‘ial events, is toward Drexel and its Student for four years and I’ll have the tribute more to Student Congres- for, I am now using my influence a welcomed task I will fulfill Body However, that is hard time to do the job right. I have and to the Student Bmly So why in ('ongress, constant contact the latest conservation now eagerly 1 am a good listener and without sounding false, hut I’ll if we could close that giant gap held various positions of don't vf)U 9 to :U*rs get involved with the students at Drexel to sweeping Drexel’s ad can always find tini(' for a fellow try betwe,en the students and ad responsibility and I know a and ■ome out and \ote on Ma> initiate policies you stand for and ministration toward Drexel student Vote Bobbie Ann Karc'ly I feel right now the Student ministration This is where 1 majority of the other candidates first and second' are about - like: Friday Night Social Activities and At for Student Dean of Nesbitt Body as a whole needs to he think Student Congress could and present members of Flicks, we should be able to see mosphere united Drexel is a top university take a foothold, in the right congress. films that we choose to pay to see. Your college years are your in academics, but it’s sadly direction w(' could solve the F'or these reasons I feel that I I’m against unfair grading and best, why not enjoy them, this I lacking in unity. The commuters probU'ms that face us now And am qualified for the position of loose grade structure methods strive for. Enjoyment and ad go one way and the residents go with your help, this is what I’d Vice President of Student Affairs. VICE PRESIDENT FOR used by professor I’m against vancement at Drexel. another The depression and strive toward, if elected Student Diane McNitt apathy at Drexel would diminish Body President Thank you. COMMUNITY RELATIONS During my Junior year I have been involved in Freshinan Orientation; Career Exploration Antoinette Leone Debbie Nager Walter Irwin Day at Nesbitt; Omicron Nu Sharon Segrest Nesbitt’s honor soc'iety; Nesbitt News; Secretary of Fashion Th(‘ success of any government When is the last time you heard The ('ongressmen at Large system and have the time and (Jroupand Alternate Department depends largely on the from the Student Vice President position is a very open one. This energy to make this position Head of Design. For next year I availability of its leaders. Clear for Student Affairs? I think it is position can serve as an im become a useful part of Student would like to channel my efforts access and communication time to change the way Student .No spc'ech .sul)mitted portant instrument irr Student ('ongress. toward one postion-that of channels are imperative if your (’ongress behaves. If I am elected f'ongress since there are no set After having held leadership Student Dean of Nesbitt. Since student government is to benefit as Student Vice President for job responsibilities. Thus it is up positions in various other this will be the only position I will the students. Student Affairs. I will stress to the individual holding this organizations, I have gained a hold, I will give the College all my I believe a well informed and more communication between position to determine its ef thorough knowledge and un time and effort. in the above functions and being knowledgable president can students, administrations and fectiveness. In order to make full derstanding of the Drexel System Being familiar with the an active member will b<* a plus make the administration aware faculty. If we improve our use of this office the individual and I am qualified for this workings of Nesbitt as evidenced for next year when I’ll have to of student problems and con communications with regard to must first have a thorough position. Thank you for your above, I won’t l)e in the dark execute and carry the activities student affairs, maybe there cerns. 1 will provide the dynamic working knowledge of the Drexel support. when I’m student dean. Assisting through to completion leadership necessary to achieve would be less depression at these goals. \ Drexel. Vote for improvement! Since my first term at Drexel I Support me for Student Vice David Sheets have been deeply involved in the interest and your participation, F^resident for Student Affairs. GfT OUT AND VOTE! running of various major student so vote May 1 and 2, and when SECRETARY OF CONGRESS organizations, among which are you do, vote for me, Sharon the Student Program Board and Segrest for Student Body I’m David Sheets and I’m What; Student Congress Elections Commuter Coalition. President. I’ll make your vote running for V. P. of Community My success depends upon your count. relations. After having had a Carol Newman VICE PRESIDENT FOR year in Student C ongress I When: Tuesday, May 1st 7:00 • 9:00 P.M believe I know where I can be of the most service. I’ve lived on UNIVERSITY RELATIONS campus for four years and have VICE PRESIDENT FOR had many dealings within the Wednesday, May 2nd community. For these reasons ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Jeff Bookman I’m running for this position and - 10:00 A.M. - 2:30 P. ask for your vote. No Speech submitted. Where: What do you think the office of Tuesday Night ■ Drew Meirs Vice President of University CHIEF JUSTICE FOR COURT Relations is? That’s a question many have asked including In the lobbies of Aie you depressed'^ 1 can’t ( myself. If elected maybe I will be OF REVIEW promise a keg in every locker, able to answer that, or at least I Van Renneselaer, Kelly Hall, but if 1 am elected as Student will try. Why should you elect Vice President for Academic me*' Why not. Don’t forget the job Affairs, I will do my best to solve is V'ice President of I'niversity Michael Della Polla Calhoun, and the New Dorm all the problems which may Relations and my name is Jeff SPEAKER OF CONGRESS relate to academic affairs. I hope Bookman. Vote. 1 can count on your support in the Hi, my nam e is M ichael upcoming student elections. DellaPolla. I am running for the office of Chief Justice of the Charlie Bordonaro Wednesday - Executive Council’s Board of Review. Let me tell you a little This coming year 1 am running In the Great Court, about myself. for the position of Speaker. The 1 am very interested in the past year I served as President of administration of justice and the Matheson, Disque/Stratton, Edward Rubeo the P re-Ju n io r Class. As application of the law which is Alexander Watts President of this class. I spon why I am planning to go to law sored several programs. I am Cafeteria, And Chappman Court school after 1 receive my degree 1 have chosen to be a candidate (jualifiod for the position of Having worked at the Graduate from Drexel. 1 will be a pre for \ P, of Academic Affairs Speaker simply because of my Placement Office 1 have gained junior next year and will have because 1 want to become m- vast knowledge and experience experience in Student C’ongress completed four law courses and volved in Student Politics ,ind concerning the functions of the meetings and if I am elected, I two co-op jobs in the law field. I work with the Drexel Ad department of university will try to keep Student ('ongress BRING YOUR ID am a 3.6 student, a brother of Pi ministration. I think this op relations. running smoothly and in a Kappa Phi and a member of the it is obvious that you are in portunity would help me per With this experience, combined direction beneficial to all Drexel tennis team. I feel 1 have the terested enough in your elections sonally and also help the student with my ability to sense the Students. necessary competence and ex to care alx)ut for whom you vote. l)ody. 1 will be an active member opinions of Drexel Students 1 will perience to be a fair and im Let me just say that 1 will do the of ('ongress and will be glad to be able to stimulate actions for partial Chief Justice. best job that I am capable of help solve any student problem change in administration GET OUT AND VOTE! Now that you have taken the doing Thank you for your time V'uir support will be appreciated policies, time to read a little bit about me. and for caring DREXEL TRIANGLE Page 12 April 27. 1979 GUIDE CONTINUED
DEAN OF HUM-SOC DEAN OF SCIENCE Santo Canone Steve Hardinger Allow me to introduce myself I n VICE PRESIDENT am Steve Hardinger, pre-junior, resident in Kelly Hall, chemistry major, and a candidate for the OF THE SENIOR CLASS No speech submitted. office of Student Dean of Science. As a basic science major, I understand the problems that may arise in science courses. One example is poorly written text books, with ambiguous wording of problems and sentences that must be read six times before they make sense I am aware of this circumstance and want to do something about it. I would like to been doing research in organic DEAN OF BUS-ADM get students’ opinions on text synthesis since October. 1977). I books hrfore they are put into have an insight into how the use. That would prevent further College functions, and what Phil Early ' frustrations in the future. improvements are necessary. A Other problems also exist. student voice is needed to point Among these are the per out these requirements; a job I’m runninj^ for Student Dean formance of teaching assistants. that I am aspiring to fulfill I of Business so I can help increase Ken though they are checked by have served on Kelly Hall’s house the communication between the the College of Science, there are council for six terms, including Bob Matcovich students and the administration. numerous complaints about this one as President, as well as I’ve previously worked with the group of instructors. As with book several terms with the Com Instead of a long dissertation Student Congress and am willing selection, this situation merits munity Council of the dor investigation: are the teaching mitories I am also not afraid to on my personal background and to put the time in to do a good job. other inconsequential bullshit. I’d assistants actually unsuitable for speak out. to complain when I would like to develop the just like to put forth my goals and the job. or are the students just changes are needed and to praise Business College paper, the objectives griping*’ for a job well done. Ledger, using my previous ex In a position as V P. of the As the Student Dean of Science. The issues 1 have m.entioned perience with newspapers, and Senior Class my primary concern I would act as the liaison between above, as well as many others, organize an excellent Business I is a successful senior dinner i ■ the student body and the Dean of need investigation by a person picnic at the Drexel Lodge. dance and a memorable Science, carrying complaints and who will speak and act with graduation highlighted by an suggestions to those who can determination. That is why I hope excellent speaker improve the system for the that you will vote for me. Steve students. Hardinger, for Student Dean of DEAN OF ENGINEERING Having worked in the College of Science, on May 1 and 2. Thank Science for some time (I have vou. Jim Fitzgerald Are you an engineer that has John Spurlock had or is having problems here at Drexel and the only thing you can My name is John Spurlock and do is get the run-around from I’m running for the office of Dean your department? Well, I propose of Science. I am currently a to do something about that. My biology major in my junior year PRESIDENT OF THE name is Jim Fitzgerald, I am a and I have served as President of pre-junior in electrical the Diving Dragons, Drexel’s JUNIOR CLASS engineering and I am running for scuba diving club, and as Student Dean of Engineering. 1 secretary of the Biology Club. I would like to be someone that the feel that the main responsibility engineering student can feel they of the student dean is to act as a can come to with a problem; and IV representative of the students in being in a t»etter position to deal being a “good” engineering the College of Science. He should with the engineering depart college? Another area of concern be someone who will listen to the ments, I can hopefully solve their is the possibility of cutting some students’ problems and work dilemma. I also plan to look into a of the b.s. courses we are forced along with Student Congress and major can have a say in what few problem areas myself. One to take from the humanities the faculty to see that solutions A happens at Drexel is if everyone being: Is your department doing department. are found to these problems. If comes out and votes on May 1st everything they can for you as a All In all, if elected I will do my elected I plan to do all of these and 2nd. So rem em ber to vote for class of engineers or are they just best to help the engineering things and more; I want to see more professional societies at John Spurlock for Dean of riding on their reputation as student out in every possible way. Drexel for science majors both in Science and be prepared to see school and also out on co-op. But some changes for the better. the only way that the science Thank you. Nancy Gibbon PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS Anne O’Neill Hi! My name is Nancy Gibbon Hi! My name is Anne O’Neill. and I would like to be your next I’m running for the President of Student Dean of Engineering the Junior Class. I’m running 1 chose this office, not to bring because I know I can do a good prestige to any one department Tony Noce job representing the juniors on or professional organization but Student Congress. If I’m elected I to represent all engineers ef plan to organize parties and trips fectively and to gain a better for our class, and also publish a relationship among all The position of President of the newsletter. I feel I am the best engineering disciplines. Senior Class has the respon choice for this position since I Therefore, I am asking for your sibilities of organizing the senior already am on Student Congress support in this election. Dinner Dance, Selecting a as Student Dean of Business. I speaker for Commencement, and really want to be president and serving as the representative of I’ll be a good one so check the box the class. I feel that 1 am next to my name on the ballot and qualified for this position since I I’ll be sure to give you your vote’s have been a member of Student worth. Congress for the past three years and have also held major offices I would like to see a com in sev eral other large mencement speaker selected by organizations From these the senior class, not by an ad i V O T E i organizations 1 have gained ministrative decision and will do everything I can to achieve this. ♦ ♦ experience in programming and organizing events. Thank you for your support. DREXEL TRIANGLE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT OF PRE JUNIOR CLASS April 27. 1979 Page 13 Mike Revak Pete Romagano I tm (iuartho i nntiniirJ 1 have l>eon both a commuter and Hi' My name is Mike Revak I am Pete Romagano. and I’m a resident 1 have expt'rienced and 1 am presently a Pre-Junior running for the position of Vice- the troubles that commuters face Materials Engineer Right now. President of our pre-junior class with getting involved at Drexel. I’m finishing my second full co-op in 1979-80 Officially, I may not f and the frustrations that period, but for the upcoming run on the same ticket as Chuck residents experience with getting Junior year. I'll be in school for ) Carr due to a policy in Drexel things done at Drexel I feel that three out of the four semesters. that forbids it, but I have still with your support and The reason I mention this is that I coordinated my platform with his c(x>peration a united student body feel that sometimes the members about a major problem at Drexel can work with the administration of congress may lose touch with - a lack of genuine concern in governing our education those students on the opposite towards the students by the in cycle. I hope I can serve both . stitution halves of the Student Body. In I believe that conjunction with the Junior Class ^ acknowledgement and results President. I'll try to do my best to rely on student cooperation. If the pledge our best effort to stand up make Junior Year successful and i /» Sophomore class this year joins for our class in the Student enjoyable ^ forces for next year, we are Congress and in general And we bound to at least diminish the offer our services and mouths to PRESIDENT OF THE PRE-JUNIOR CLASS amount of rejection we get in this correct any gripes from you - our institution. classmates, to them - the ad Chuck Carr If Chuck and I are elected, we ministration. Hope Theofield My name is Chuck Carr, and I During my past two years at am running for president of our Drexel, I have been an active Pre-Junior Class next year. There is a Drexel policy that member of Student Congress As candidates cannot run on the a freshman, I served as vice- Anne McClatchy same ticket, so officially Pete president of the class of ’82, and Romagano and I are not running this past year I serv-ed as Hi My name is Anne Mc together secretary of Student Congress Clatchy, and I am running for the We are running on a platform while chairing two committees. office of Vice-President of the of student unity. We all have to However, I have not limited Sophomore Class Before I tell unite and fight for what’s ours. I myself strictly to Student you why I want to be elected, I don't know if you’ve encountered Congress, as I have participated will tell you a little bit about being stepped on in this in in athletics (as both manager and myself I am currently enrolled stitution. but I have. If we unite, participant). Dorm council, in Nesbitt college but beginning the administrators will listen; we professional societies and next year I will be in the College will be victorious. yearbook. of H um anities and Com If you elect us. we will try our Through my involvement, I to take effect, while others can munications I hope to pursue a best to represent our class. We have had the opportunity to begin immediately. career in journalism need a mouth in Student Congress run. and anytnxly who knows me. understand that what the This is why I am running for This year I have gotten to know on how we want the school to be knows I have a mouth. students want from their this position. As a class officer, I many of the students in our fresh congress are activities which will have more opportunity to man class. It has been a won directly effect them. Un organize activities which will derful experience getting to know fortunately this is not always benefit the students now. So, elect so many people, and I am con Bob Thorp possible. Students must be aware Hope Theofield for Pre-Junior vinced that we have a really My name is Bob Thorp and I’m that certain projects require time class vice-president. great class. As a group, I think running for the position of Pre- we have a lot of ix)tential to Junior Class President VICE PRESIDENT OF THE SOPHMORE CLASS succeed When I say this, I do not What our class needs is a just mean academic success. I person who is familiar with Lou Guarino am referring to the fact that our administrators and the workings My name is Lou Guarino and class can do worthwhile things of Student Congress and as the for each other, for Drexel, and for I’m running for Vice-President of present Sophomore Class the Sophomore Class. How many the community. President, I feel I can be that If elected, I will try to get more times have you had a complaint person However, for me to do students involved in different about a class or a teacher and not this I need your support and activities, I would like to do this know who to go to*’ I feel that the cooperation, first at the voting by planning events which are in lack of interaction between the lx)oth and second by expressing interest to the students. I will also student body and the ad your views that you feel Congress try to improve communication ministration is a kay problem at should look into. between members of the class Drexel. The student government Thank you for your time and and the student government. is the link between the student your support. Thank you for taking the time body and the administration and to read my speech. As I said if the link is weak the students’ earlier, if elected vice president, ideas or complaints will go no my goals would be to help our PRESIDENT OF THE SOPHMORE CLASS further than the student body. I class, our school, and our com feel that I am capable enough and ministration that governs us. munity, Dave Hayes enthused enough to unite the In my short time here at Drexel student body and promote an My name is David Hayes and I would like to have your support in active interaction between we, the students, and the ad Villanova is coed . . . to a degree my candidacy for Sophomore (MA, MS, and PhD) Class President. Since the Villtnova University welcome* men and women (of gieduaie study on an equal basis. II student body is represented by its you are living and working in the Delaware Valley. Villanova s flexible advanced degree class officers, those in student program can tit nicely into your schedule Courses can be scheduled lor late afternoon, evenings, and/or Saturdays The graduate program is a highly diversified one offering congress have to be familiar with over 30 study opportunities Nearly ail courses are taught by full time faculty —your both aspects of Drexel life - assurance of high caliber continuing education PROGRAMS commuting and on-campus MatUr't D*gr«« tn- living. I have seen both sides of Appllad Statittlcs Library Sclenc* Drexel and I feel I am capable of Biology Mathematics Chcmical Engineering Mechanical Engineering representing these two worlds as Ch«mi>try Philosophy your class president. A good class Civil Engineering Political Science Clasiical Studies Psychology leader must keep in touch withhis Computer Science Religious Studies class. If elected, I will your at Community Counteling Secondary Education Counselor Education Secondary School Science titudes and opinions in order to do Educational Administration Spanish the best job i possibly can. Electrical Ertgineering Teaching ol English Elementary Education Teaching ol Mathematics H o w t o A n d English Theatre French Transportation Engineering German Water Resources Engineering a s u m m e r J o b . History Terry McAllister Ph.O. Program In Chemistry Talk to Manpower. Fall Semester 1979 My name is Terry McAllister We’ve got summer job Registration. Tuesday 4 Wednesday. September 4 4 5, 4,30-8 pm and I’m running for President of opportunities for temporary Classes begin. Thursday. September 6 the Sophomore class for 1979-80. workers. In factories, ware For additional information, return coupon, or call (215) 527-2100. Ext 412 I’m a design and merchandising •There are still some graduate program openings lor this summer Call lor houses, stores... indoors more inlormation major at Nesbitt College. My and outdoors. activities include being a Work as much as you m e m b er of the C rescent Dean ol the Oraduate School want. Or as little. It’s up Villanova University organization of Lambda Chi to you. Villanova. PA 190W Alpha fraternity and working There’s a Manpower office Yes. I'm interested in your fieiibie approach to graduate school upp«(tunities Please part-time in the Gallery. almost anywhere you’re send me mformation on Upon hearing various com spending the summer. Stop Program of Interest _ _ Degree program ( ) Continuing Education ( ) plaints during winter term, I in and we’ll plan a job Cultural enrlc^me^l( ) (check onei decided that I would like to get schedule for you. involved and help make Drexel ^ 1. . m . ’i ■ NAME. the kind of place it can be. That is cumslances which would arise. I ADDRESS. why I’m running for President. held various student offices in MANPO/VER'rcyKfUMT Living on campus would make high school, including Vice- O. CITN ___ .STATE. .ZIP. me available for any cir- President of my senior class. An equal opportunity employer DREXEL TRIANGLE P a g e 14 April 2 7 , 1979 Consumer be m rf Albee at the Annenburg Down with Smoke Interview w ith by Shrilny Huber Edw ard A lbee The Surgfon fJcnoral prac cnlargerl and the clotting time of by Steye Cioetha tically bccamo a household word the bl(K>d may be accelerated The following is excerpted hack in IWW when the first Smokers may also yield false- from a news conference last wtH’k warnings that cigarette smoking pf)sitive results to tests for colon with playwright-director Edward may he “hazardous to your cancer when, in fact, no cancer Albee, who was in town for the health” were publicized Fifteen exists Fiecause these patients years later, he reveals new may be misdiagnosed, the productions of eight of his one act evidence that ciagrette smoking authors of the Smoking and plays at Annenberg Center Albee is a major health hazard in the Health l{eport urge that the has received many awards since Smoking and Health Kepf)rt patients smoking status be in his first play was produced in The smoking of tahacco is cluded in the reports of the 1958, including the Pulitzer Prize considered to be a primary clinical tests for A Delicate Balance (1966) and source od drug interaction in Seascape (1974). man Smokers do not utilize In addition to drug in Q; First, the obvious question drugs as efficiently as non- terference, smoking also affects Why Are you doing the “ Albee the nutritional status of the smokers. Nicotine and other Directs Albee” series? constituents of tobacco speed up smoker by hindering the A: The quality of the productions m etabolism of carb o hydrates the bodily proc-esses whereby being done of these plays at and proteins and by lowering the drugs are used and eliminated Wyman I’l’tnilclon as Pete auJ Stephen Rose as Jerry in colleges was poor. I wanted to bloofl levels of vitamins C, B-12, Smokers may therefore need The '/.<>() Story. show how I meant them to be and B-6 These nutritional im larger or more frequent doses done. pairments may help explain why than non-smokers suffering from Q; What do you feel is a major smoking mothers bear smaller similar ailments. Counting the Ways and Listening fault with theatre audiences babies at a higher rish of death Smoking has been known to today? than do non-smoking mothers. by M. Shelhamer and L. SHvinski increase the risk of heart attack, A: Most plays are being ap Cigarette smoke contains stroke, and circulatory disease, Last Thursday, Counting the trouble is that many of the proached with too many pre many trace metals which may be Ways and listening played at the but special cuation is given to themes are obscure and none conceptions on the part of,the toxic as they accumulate in the Annenburg Center of the women over 37 and users of the really stand out. Thus, the play is audiences. They come to a play body. Nitrosamine, which is University of Pennsylvania The pill The researchers request just average with no memorable with too many ideas about what it known to produce tumors in rats, plays are part of a series of eight labeling warnings which bluntly scenes. means even before they see it. is also present in cigarette smoke one-act plays written by Edward Albee makes his presence felt state: “Women who use oral Also, people should just ex and may be the cause of in Albee that ran last week at the often in the play At one time, contraceptives should not perience the plays, without creased incidence of cancer in C'enter Albee, whose other works Albee has He say, “You can talk smoke.” reading so much into the humans who smoke or chew include Who’s .Afraid of Virginia to whom'’” She replies, pointing Vaccines given to smokers are meaning of it .My plays have an tobacco. Wolf and A Delicate Balance, to the audience “Them ” In the not as successful in the obvious meaning production of antibodies as when If the warnings from 1964 were also directed the series. middle of the play Albee com Counting the Ways revolves Q: Do you have any new plays given to non-smokers. Such not drastic enough to make you mands over a P. A. system. around a middle-aged married coming up^ vaccines would be less effective an anti-smoker, perhaps the new “ Identify yourselves.” At this couple exploring the meaning of A: The Lady from Dubusque will in the prevention of disease for findings in the Surgeon General’s point the actors step out of love The characters He and She open in the fall It would have people who smoke. Smoking and Health Report will character to tell a little about are played by Wyman Pendleton opened sooner, but I couldn’t find Smoking may produce “ab be more convincing. Clinics are them.selves. Truly, this portion is and Patricia Kilgarriff. Their a theatre for it. normal” results to diagnostic svailable for smokers who want one of the highlights of the play slapstickish lines are often Q: Who will direct The Lady from tests, though the individual is to (juit and more and more public The second play. Listening, is concluded with blackouts to Dubuque? actually “normal” for the tested places offer non-smoking sec- set on the grounds of an in provide some separation between A: I will condition For example, the tionsl. For remember, even non- stitution. The characters the the many minor themes. The Q: What did of the film levels of white blood cells are smokers can be adversely af Continued on Pa^e 7 yrm think version of Afraid of elevated in smokers, even when fected - by simply inhaling the Virginia Wolf? no infection or illness is present. exhaust of their smoking discussion with Peter digresses The red blood cells may be acquaintances. into a nasty battle climaxing in A: I feel that Mike Nichols made an enevitably tragic ending. a very fine film In the revival of by Steve Cioetha The American Dream and the Zoo Story Albee’s strength lies in his it on Broadway last year, I was very careful not to make another story. dream. Only when their dream masterful use of dialogue, and Last week Annenberg Center Taming of the Shrew, and 1 found The American Dream, written finally walks through the door, these 4wo plays epitomize his presented an interesting group of that it was very successful. in 1960, is an amusing caricature personified in a handsom e, style. To bring about this con eight one-act plays in the “Albee Q: How do you feel the theatre is of typical middle-class ideals of although necessarily centration on dialogue, the sets Directs Albee” series which is in for new playwrights today? the midst of a 40 week tour of the 1950’s that is just as timely emasculated young man, does were kept to a bare minimum, A: There seems to be much American colleges. today. Confronted with an the audience realize the along with the lighting effects, greater resistance of new plays 1 was fortunate enough to view inability to get “satisfaction” in shallowness and fratuity of their disturbing piece of theatre. The today. Most people are content two of Edward Albee’s earliest their lives, the central characters dream. confrontation between Jerry, the with the musicals and large and most popular plays. The (Mommy & Daddy) constantly The second play of the evening, young psychopath, and Peter, the productions. Also, plays today American Dream and The Zoo strive to find their American The Zoo Storv, is a much more aging publisher, takes place in a city park. What begins as Jerry don’t seem to cross the oceans merely trying to have a friendly very well. American plays are Since Albee himself directed less well received in Britain than these plays, they must be ac British plays, and British plays cepted as being done exactly as are less well received in they were designed, and the American than American plays. actors chosen must be thought of But there are many young -as being perfect for the roles. playwrights that are doing very Several obviously were chosen well. For example, David Manet Philadelphia's award-winning because of their professional is getting better with each play. 'center tor conferences, seminars, lunch and experience in Albee plays, and all Still, there are many pressures dinner meetings and events for groups of all sizes. seemed excellent. The six-person for an artist to “ burn out” early Low-cost, air-conditioned single room accommodations company accompanying Albee or to “sell out.” And there is no and superb international cuisine. Special group rates available divides up the twenty-four roles way for an artist to predict fame very effectively over the eight (or lack of it) or success. Still plays. another problem is a lack of The experience, then, both for enthusiasm among people who the audiences and the playwright read critics. Many times critics’ International House are excellent. At last Albee has first impressions are totally presented the plays most different from their views after A whole wide world...at 3 7 0 1 Chestnut Street produced at colleges in the way seeing a play again. It’s very that he meant them to be difficult to make an intelligent produced, while treating assessment after viewing a play Planning a conference? audiences hungry for quality one- only once. 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theory by the frequently quoted This is an improved method fact that the world’s best chefs with which to cook eggs “over to "The Glass Menagerie" are men Has a woman ever held easy.” It ensures thorough for a poor girl from a j>oor family the position of head chef in a cooking of the egg white in a short by Dave Van Ge/der restaurant’ (Possibly a head with no father Then there's her enough time to prevent the yolk “ Laura’s different, she lives in cook at a diner!( The rest of the from becoming firm When the son, who attends movies nightly a world of glass animals, plays until the early morning hours - men who are quite talented egg is sunny side up, use the old phonograph records, that’s they seem to be shown at the local enough to make a living in the spatula (or pancake turner) to about all” watering hole kitchen .save their talents for make holes in the egg white. Tug She sure is, poor Laura This forms the basic plot for breakfast Saturday mornings on the white sufficiently to allow Couldn’t handle the curriculum Tennessee Williams’ play “The and cook outs on summer uncooked white to fill the gap. at Rubicam’s Business School; Glass Menagerie” - now being Saturday evenings. The process is repeated so that hy Patti Bushoom dropped out and walked the zoo presented in the Society Hill Now the reasons why men don’t the white no longer is viscous. until she knew each gorilla by Playhouse on South 8th Street My fiance says I praise his like to fix chicken casseroles or Turn the egg and proceed as name. And worse yet. a girl in her near Spruce pancakes so I can get out of fixing jello salads is clear: these foods usual. Warning; This method mid 20’s, she can’t find a man -- a That’s not all though We breakfast on Saturday mornings. are eaten Sunday through does not prevent the breaking of “Gentleman Caller”, her mom almost forgot mother who had so Although I can’t deny the ad F'riday It’s much cleaner to the yolk would say. Quite a predicament many “gentleman callers” when vantages of my acknowledging display this type of skill for she was a young southern belle his proficiency at the dish, men limited purposes. Unfortunate how', out of so many, do have some culinary talents It But I’ve digressed, the two the one she picked decided to seems, however, that men will recipes below give additional B.F. Skinner centers leave so abruptly, so long ago only cook certain items, support to my theory as both It seems, nowadays, that her preferably those for breakfast werecreatedby men. main concern is finding a suitable and outd(X)r grilling. PYeud might PEPPKH RICK suitor for her daughter. She tries have theorized some sexual on "How to Write” 1 cup water so hard, she hardly has time left psychological tie to this fact, by Chris Holden 1 teaspoon lemon pepper to berate her son for keeping such generalizing that men will not Internationally k n o w n with comfort; the clothes you 1 tablespoon butter or margarine late hours, for seeing so many prepare a chicken casserole or a psychologist B. F'. Skinner wear, the desk you write at, your 4 cup rice “movies.” Time she finds opened the 50th Annual meeting general surroundings Sit down jello salad because it would be an though, and more than enough to Melt butter slowly in water of the Eastern Psychological and write for two hours, no affront to their masculinity. Not suit her son. which only drives with lemon pepper over low heat. A.ssociation Inc. Dr. Skinner is longer. When you take notes you being a Freudian, I can’t explain him to see more Bring to a boil; stir in rice. famous for his experiments and should write them in phrases - not the logic Rather, I tend to We finally reach a climax when Return to a boil; cover and developments in operant con in prose - for then you will gain believe that many men have the Sonny con.sents to bringing home reduce heat. Cook for 20 minutes ditioning, spoke on “ How to more meaning when you even ability to cook great things but an associate from work - as a or until all water is absorbed. Discover What You Have to tually sit down and write your suppress their talents to avoid the gentleman caller for her sister Say.” paper, book, etc. hum drum of everyday dish TUKGIIKOIIFGAN From the start there are His lecture centered on the Another suggestion he had was dirtying. Ah,...this is the same (Ga-hay-gan) problems as Laura feels too sick question “How to Write.” that if you have two papers then manipulation of which I was MKTHODOF to come to dinner - a caller is According to Dr. Skinner you you should write them accused So, let me support this EG(i COOKERY really too much for her But the should first surround yourself simultaneously. When you get evening progresses despite this bored with one work on the other and eventually she and her caller B. F Skinner has written on the begin to socialize, until his ad subject entitled “Verbal Behavior” mission - but that would give it away Athletes “The Glass Menagerie” was Contwiu'ii from is well acted, performed with feeling I really fell that I was MIKE DELLA POLLA - TENNIS there, and the play unfolds with Sophomore Della- Polla, a many surprises, leaving one with graduate of Springfield (Deko) much food for thought Of course, High School, had an outstanding this probably is why it’s con week as the netters won two of sidered to be a modern classic three matches. The Society Hill f*layhouse is Playing sixth singles and first also a bit of a modern classic, doubles against Widener, Della complete with a squeaky floor Polla swept two easy wins by and virtually antique seats Yet, indentical scores of 6-1, 6-1. In it doesn’t detract from the per Drexel’s7-2 loss to Lehigh he was formance, rather it seemed to the only singles winner, by a add to this play, providing an score of 4-6, 6-1, 6-1. Although he especially realistic setting for suffered his only loss of the week this “ story for all times.” in second doubles at Lehigh, he Don’t forget when you’re there, bounced back to win 6-2, 6-0 at all of Society Hill surrounds you, fifth singles against St. Joseph’s. so make a night of it. There’s so He also won 6-2, 4-6, 6-3 at second much within such a short doubles against the Hawks. distance. AL A m an dreams of winning. A woman dreams oj loving. B R a N O A dreamer dreams of both. as I k h a r d i n
PRIOR TO BROADWA VAT THE New Locust Theatre TIM MATHESON SUSAN BLAKELY__ _ j a CK WARDEN AMICH-M l lOBUl PROIHICTION 6 Performances per week. Tues. thru Sat.-8PM; Sun.-3PM Performances: Orch.& Mezz.-$16.50; Balc.-12.50& 10.00 DRhAMlR k MICH.M I lOBl l l • Dirtxtrtl b\ N'OJ.l NOSSKC'K Wnm-„h PROCIDK & I.ARRV BISCHOh . Musk k Bil l CONTI Student Discount anoRBY iviuxt ® cuio^ rairiuTiaui
Cheap Trick with special guests Graham Parker To Art and the Rumour plus TKO on Sat., Mar. May. 5 at 8 Mamet’s American lUiffalo, mythical American pm. is sold out. Drama is presented by the RepcTtorv C'ompany, Alice Cooper w/ the Babys on Sat May 12 at 8 pm. Vienna Overture, an exhibition of Viennese culture 1924 Chestnut St. Call %3-()(>16 for details Tix are $7.50, general admission only. thru the arts, crafts, foods, photos, music, and fashions. Van Halen. Sat., May 19 at 8pm. Tix are $6.50 in Included is an open-to-view bakery with a cafe for advance, $7.50 day of show. Also appearing: Robert j)astries and coffee, and prize drawings Thru Apr. 29 at Fleishman. the Civic Centef Theatre Dance ( ollection, nine veterans of ballet, Beach Boys. Mon., May 21. Tix are $9.50 reserved stage, and film, perform modern dance on Fri. & seats, and $8.50 general admission. Sat., Sat 4 & 5 at The Walnut Street Theatre. Rod Stewart. Mon., June 4 at 8 pm. All general admission tickets are $10. Jazz saxophonist Phil Woods with Drexel Jazz Ensemble, including 18-piece band and smaller groups Sun., Apr. 29 at 7 pm. Only $3 with student Macbeth, starring Richard Basehart and the I.D., $4 without Hedgerow Theatre Company at the Hedgerow May 2. Call 565-4855, for directions and info. Bijou C afe 735-4444 The classic Tennessee Williams play The (ilass Menagerie at the Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South Billy Eckstine. Tonight and tommorow night at Street. Showtimes are Weds, thru Sat. eves, at 8:30 8:30 and 11:.30 pm. Comedian David Sayh open the pm. For further info call WA3-0210. show. Upcoming: Livingston Taylor. Wed. and Thurs., May 2 & 3. Mingo Santamaria. Fri. & Sat., May 4 & 5.
Tower Theatre Vienna iti /Philadelphia - Civic Center Firefall w/ the Marc Tanner Band. Fri., Apr. 27 at 8 pm. Tix are $6.50 and $7.50. Patti Smith Group. Sun., May 13 at 7:30 pm. Tix are $5.50, $6.50, and $7.50. Metalsmith David Paul Pacharach will exhibit The Tubes w/ Squeeze. Fri., May 4. Tix $6.50 and $7.50. his unique works at Soup and Nuts. 133 N. 3rd St., thru May 19. Shop hours are 11-5 PM. Call 925-8785 for more info. Walnut Street Theatre 574-35500 First Annual Open House, today until 4 PM. Apple/Chipetz presents Steve Goodman Fri., Apr. Continuous tours and a cash buffet luncheon at 1 PM 27 at 8 pm. The Roaches open the show. Tix on sale at the Walnut and Ticketron. M ingus D ynasty B and debuts its in- ternationalfour in an all-Mingus program on Sat., Dance As ,\rt at the Walnut Street Theatre Apr. 28 at 8 pm. The band includes: Jimmy Knepper Galleries features over a dozen graphic artists, (trombone), Charlie Haden (Bass), John Handy sculptors, painters, and photographers as they have (alto and tenor sac), Don Pullen (piano) and Ted captured the world of dance. The exhibit runs thru Curson (trumpet). Tix are 8.00 and available at the May 12, and is free. Walnut and ticket outlets. Sonny Rollins. Thurs., May 3 at 8 pm. Tix $7.00, Richard liaseheart Surfaces To Star $8.00 and available at The Walnut Box Office. .Artist & Teacher, an exhibition by the faculty of In Hedgerow’s “Macheth”. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts continues Main Point 525-3375 thru Aor. 28. Mike’s Towing Band, a summershore favorite on Fri & Sat., Apr. 27 & 28at Sand 10pm. Donna Weiss and Hatdance are featured in the Talent Showcase on Mon., Apr. 30 at 8 pm. Photographs by Elliott Erwitt and Paula Gross Hot Club 545-5051 will be on exhibit at the Photography Place, 132 S. The Fleshtones. Fri., Apr. 27. 17th Street, until May 28. The Yankees plus Joey and the Pets. Sat., Apr. 28. Grab this chance to get a look at what’s behind John Walla and the House of Assembly. Mon., these photos at the opening and artists’ reception Apr. 30. Fri., Apr. 27, from 5-8 pm. To Drexel Middy Middleton (jazz) Tues., May 1. Pride Production presents a fashion show at Germantown Friend’s School auditorium on Apr, 28 from 9:00 to 12:00 midnight. Featured designers Nashville East 609-662-1212 are: Ernest Hightower, Jimmy Friend, and Curtis Kitty Wells show w/ Bobby and Johnny Wright. Reddy. Contributions will also stem from two Sat., Apr. 28. Tickets are $3.75. clothing houses and choreographed entertainmlent. “ Friday Night Live.” Variety show sponsored by Bluegrass Tuesday, May 1 with Lower Forty Call 849-3104 for more info. Drexel’s Pi Kappa Phi fraternity to benefit Grass. Tix are $2.50. The Arts Exchange is holding the 3rd annual Ar Children’s Hospital, Goal is $1,500 or more. Three Auction and Party Friday nite, Apr. 27 to benefit its live bands, take-offs, send-ups, acts, skits, magazine. The public is invited to join the bidding blackouts and spoofs will spark the annual show, 8 Valley Forge Music Fair 644-5000 or mix with the artists. Admission of $12.50 includes p.m., Drexel Main Building auditorium, 32nd & George Carlin. Fri., Apr. 27 to Sun., Apr. 29. Auction entry, food, music and dancing. Chestnut, Admission $2.50. Tickets at the fraternity, Paul Anka and Steevie Stone. May 3-6. Stanford Greenberg painting now on exhibition at 222-9096, or at the door. Fiddler on the Roof starring Theodore Bikel as the Grey Gallery. Hours are Thurs., Fri., and Sat, Tevya Tues., May 8 till Sun,, May 20. from 10 pm till 5 pm. Call WA2-1547 for an ap Johnny Mathis. Mon., May 14 to Sun., May 20. pointment at other times, Mr, Greenberg will be in attendance for the opening this Friday, Apr, 27 from Charity Volleyball Marathon, sponsored by 5-8 pm. Penn Relays Party. Sponsored by the Drexel Drexel’s Interfraternity Association Sponsors may University Afro-American Society. Dance, mixer, purchase 24 man-hours of play in eight hours of light refreshments. $3 at the door. 10:30 p.m. to 2:30 game time benefitting several charities. Begins a.m. in Dragon’s Den, lower level of Creese Student First Annual I'niversity City lloagie Relays on morning at court between residence halls on 34th St Center, 32nd & Chestnut. Information at Affro- Sat., Apr. 28 at 1 pm. The place is Danny’s Inn, 40th near Powelton Ave. Information at 222-9096 or 222> American office, 895-2569, & Spruce Streets, H481, DREXEL TRIANGLE Page 18 April 27, 1979 16 not enough for Lacrosse team Athletes of the Week ll's louf»h to boat the host It's The attack team of fion downright frustrfiting to scoro Froster. Bob Ifoover and fiob MIKK .JOHNSON BASEBALL of liishop Mcl)»*\itt High School, \bington '^tar accounted for three MXtccn goals against the host at Paradis combined for fen goals .Junior Mike .Johnston, the Stone first broke teamm ate Ken goals and four assists in last thoir field and still not win and five assists Froster played veteran of the Drexel mound .Manahan’s schoi'J javelin record week’s two games to raise his with a 102-degree fever Mid corps, came off the “disabled as a sophomore in 1978 with a toss seasonal scoring totals to 10 goals The Dragons lost to nationally fielder Joe Mailey contributed list” last week to toss a five hit of 190 feet. Since that time he has and 14 assists Flis assist total ranked Delaware 19-16 inone of three goals and an assist in the shutout at Mofstra I'niversity. moved the record out five times, marks a new Drexel single the highest scoring Kf’f’ games in losing effort The former two sport star at the last one with a toss of 227-1 1/2 season record for midfielders as four years Drexel suffered another loss to LaSalle High School had opened then qualified him for the IC4A does his career assist total of 24. The Wednesday afternoon Hucknell Saturday. 15-6, riespile the Dragons’ 1979 season with a Championships. He also has :?9 career goals. singfest was a close one Drex(‘l .Joe Maily’s three point effort win over Delaware Valley during The holder of Drexel’s indoor ED AND STEVE McGOWAN - was in it all the way trailing only The Dragons are now 6-3 with the team ’s southern trip. Since high jump mark (6-8), junior GOLF Stone benefited from a new 10-9 at the half three games remaining that outing though, he had pit A dual entry, as seems only javelin in the traingular meet ched just one-third of an inning approprioate for the golfing with Delaware and Fiider. All before taking the mound against brothers from Marple-Newtown three of his throws broke the 220 Sports Roundup the Flying Dutchmen A severe Hieh School. foot barrier with the final one (;OLF competition, finishing 1979 with a blofxl blister on his pitching hand Freshman Steve, playing proving to be the longest of the The 1979 season continues to be .■)-4 record after splitting a and a three-week long cold kept number one.snot an 81 to lead the day. a banner campaign for C'oach triangular affair with Delaware .Johnston on the sidelines wat Dragons to a double win over Charles Albertus’ linksmen The and l
Drexel Undergraduate Psychology majors will demonstrate A r c h e r y the different techniques used in counseling. by Ann Wright This past week in Archery, the varsity team traveled to Trenton State. Bob Harley, freshman, took first place overall in the Counselors; The Case Study of Schiiophrenic Family men’s competition with a score which qualified him to go to nationals this year. The men’s Behaviorist — Diane Loomis Mr. Harry Decker — Dan Cooper team took 2nd and the mixed team also placed 2nd. Ellis Approach — Mike Maccorone Mrs. Imogene Decker - Darlene Drazenovich On Saturday, the team traveled Rogerian - Joe Sillitti Eddie Decker (son) - Nancy Ash-Bienstock to the Philadelphia Archery Club for an Intercollegiate Cham pionship with teams from all over N. J., N. Y., PA., and Va. In team competition, the men’s team led by Scott Featheman placed 6th in April 30 - Momlay, 4 to 6 p.m. Living Arts Loungo a very close match. The mixed team of Scott Featheman, Bob Harley, Ann Marie Wright, and Denise Sherman took 6th also. With only two nieets left this Sponsored by the Psych/Soc. Club year, the team has made the transition of being a young team into a team which is making an impression in the meets. DREXEL TRIANGLE Baseball April 27. 1979 Page 19
4/28 vs. Textile (DH) Away 12:00 5/2 vs. Lafayette H«>mc 3:30 5/5 vs. Lehigh (DH) Away 12:00 Infrmursls Crew Cord \Nator I’olo (liuiH’s ' 9-00 AM to 1(H) PM The tour Thursday. May I97y nament will be singles only for 4/28 13th .Annual Kerr Cup Home TBA Sharks vs No Namo--3:40 PM men and women Kntries are due 5/5 Bergen Cup Home TBA Ked Tide vs Crustacoans-4:10 Tuesday. May 1. at 5:(X) PM in the PM Men’s PK center^. A mandatory Golf Spectators are invited. meetmg will be held for all 4/27 vs. Haverford, Ursinus Away 1:00 Ilair ( ourt Kaskrthall participants on Wednesday, May Half Court basketball starts on 2. at 4-30 PM in classroom A of Lijcros!^ Monday. April 30. 1979. All en the PK center 4/28 vs. Lafayette Home 1:00 tries should check schedules on Swim ming 5/5 vs. Mt. St. Mary's Home 1:00 IM bulletin Iward. The 1979 swim meet has been sche 4/27 vs Cedar Crest Home 4:00 Women’s lacrosse goal mounts, harrassing the with 7 scores. Another imjwrtant defense and scoring, scoring, development in the game was Baseball, Tennis, Lacrosse, Archery and Women's Lacrosse scoring. ("aria Steel’s first goid of her Nancy Whalen and Koseann career home games at Drexel Field, 43rd & Powelton Ave. Gunn have also been in Wednesday’s away game strumental in connecting the against Chestnut Hill was con ^ ECC games attack with their accurate spicuous in the strong showings Crew at Schylkill River. passing to the offense. of spectators on Drexel’s side and Golf at Edgemont Golf Club, Edgemont, Pa. Surprisingly, the squads’ best the absence of co-captain Paula performance was turned in Track at Franklin Field, 33rd & Locust. Bosley’s crutches, reluctantly against Trenton State, a school used since her injury at Widner that is composed largely of Drexel’s performance was not physical education majors who [>articularly outstanding as it by Tom Garguilo take their lacrosse very demolished the lowly Chestnut The Drexel Women’s Lacrosse seriously. Much of the game was Hillers by a 15-4 score. The team now has a very respectable played in Drexel’s half of the Dragons could have easily scored 4-3 record after posting wins over field, giving the defense (Kobin another 10 goals, but felt no need VMllanova and a much-improved Greenwood, Roseann Gunn, to humilitate their opponents. Chestnut Hill squad, while falling Dezna Pachuta, Connie Burke) Bright spots included some to a formidable Trenton State. the chance to show it’s true remarkable steals and in Two gam es remain on their colors. Still, Trenton peppered terceptions by Koseann Gunn and schedule. Cedar Crest and goalie Lynn Biddle with 54 shots a surprising stand-in per Glassboro State College. The in the 12-8 loss. formance from Sue (liovanelli, game with Cedar Crest promises Behind 6-2 at the half. Mat who replaced Terri Gocnlwin to be one of the closest (today at thews was pleased that her when Goodwin was crowned with Drexel F'ield at 4 F’M). In last Dragons “cam e on strong at the the stick of a frustrated (’hestnut year’s bout with Cedar Crest, end, but couldn’t make up the Hill player. Ltvslie ('hase again “ we survived by the skin of our difference.” It was the best game racked up numerous assists to teeth,” according to coach Penny yet for us and I won’t let them Margaret Pi.sano and Michele Matthews. hang their heads. Burns. The helpless C-H goalies As usual, Drexel’s consistent On an optimistic note, Michele withst(K)d 51 shots on goal, while attack has proved successful, Barns contributed 8 goals in the their attack suffered a virtual with Michele Barns, Margaret 14-10 victory over Villanova. standstill in scoring only one goal Pisano, and Leslie Chase at the Janey Wilson was also hot with 4 in the second half. forefront. Barns, the Dragon’s assists and a goal, while I^isano In another developm ent, leading scorer, has scored 11 scored 4 times with an assist. Margaret Pisano, Leslie Chase, goals in the last 3 games, while Despite only an 8-6 Drexel gap at Dezna Pachuta, Roseann Gunn Chase and Pisano “have worked halftime, the game was never and Janey Whalen have been together like siamese twins" really close afterward. selected to represent Drexel in (Coach Matthews) in passing and Villanova’s star. Barb Walsh, tryouts for the National Lacrosse weaving before the opponents carried her team virtually alone Team in Virignia later this term. ••‘i • '-I,...] Coi/nic Burke (shooting) and Leslie Chase tn action. The Brothers of Pi Kappa Phi Drexef Pizza Present Resfauranf THE PI KAPP 107 N. 33rd St. I EV 2-7413 (E LIVE Breokfost- Lunch - Dinner • Sandwiches • Hot Platters to benefit Italian Dishes • Sea Foods SPECIAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL Every Tuesdoy after 2:00 p.m. Friday, May 4, 1979 Plain Pizza $1.50 ea. for D rexel Students 8:00 P.M. in The Main Auditorium Hours: Donation $2.50 M on. thru Fri. 7 om to 10 pm (includes porty afterwards Sot. 8 am to 10 pm with ''Appalachia'') Sun. 9 am to 10 pm Tickets: In tho Groat Court and Cafeteria "10 Minute Take Out Service## Ticiiots/info-222-9096 ...... ^ ...... ^ . DREXEL TRIANGLE Page 20 April 27, 1979 Johnston shuts out Hostra 4-0 The Green wick ... .Phn*r> t)v Rick Ma^iP Chen worth 5-3. ■ Photo by Rick Mazie Chenworth clubs sixth homerun in opener by Anthony Cirillo fourth and fifth innings Terry Dragon’s eight Pat McCabe was Joe Pryzbylkowski picked up and let the offense do their thing Engle stopped a possible rally in touched up for six runs in a his third collegiate win against Junior Mike Johnston held It was a case of too little too the fifth when he gunned down devastating ninth which saw the Widener as Drexel scored a 6-5 Mofstra’s P'lying Dutchmen to late as Drexel scored three in the third baseman Cruz on a perfect Dutchmen go through their entire victory at home on Monday Mike five hits as the Dragons glided to lineup picking up five hits and the Okino picked up the'save with eighth to pull within four Pat a 4-0 win to split a double-header throw to Larry Greenwich to end tie all with two outs staring them •some relief duty in the ninth. McCabe was two for four with a Saturday at home. the Dutchmen’s fifth f'ruz was in the face The winning run -Mike is 1-1 in league play. run scored and two stolen bases. moved from left to third when came in the tenth when Joe ♦ * ♦ Larry Greenwich batted in two The Dragons scored all their runs in a two for three per starting third baseman Kirk was Misiewicz walked in the crusher The Lacrosse team was not the runs in the second inning of the formance and Alex Samuelian removed after being walloped by with the bases loaded. Misiewicz only loser on Wednesday’s dark shortened second game. Lou scored a run and hit Drexel’s only a hard one bounce drive by Bob picked up the loss (Yossing of the Delaware. The Battagliese started the offense e’xtra base shot. Kuff Kirk left spitting blood and Diamondmen were sunk for a 10-6 off even before stepping on the The Dragon’s offense nursing a possible broken nose defeat despite a good effort by field. His fiery between gam e pep dominated the game until the The Dragons are now 12-8 and Jo€> Starosta who went for seven. talk, seemed to spark the The Dutchmen faired better in final stanza scoring one in the need one win to tie the schcwl After a shaky start (7 runs in Dragons flame as they emerged the first gam e scoring six runs in first, two in the fourth, and one in record for most wins in a season the first) Starosta settled down established in 1930. completely confident despite a the ninth to tie the game at ten the fifth Larry Chenworth’s two heart-breaking 11-10 loss in the and force extra innings where run homer and P^ngle’s triple first game. they won it in the tenth scoring Currie seemingly buried Hofstra as Drexel picked up three The Dragons did their best Battagliese singled to start the runs, both in the eighth and ninth. TALKIN’ imitation of the Phillies as they guns rolling. Catcher Art Bucci The Dutchmen however left the winning runs on base both was walked and Steve Salvitti resurrected t hemse1ves. came in to run. With men on first in the ninth and tenth Larry and second, John Creighton, Chenworth was leit stranded on Coach Myers was very up.set SPORTS doubled to score the Dragons third in the ninth watching Bob with the loss. .Myers told the team winning runs. Dan Currie singled Kuff strike out and Steve Salvitti after the game that he wanted Creighton in, stole second and pop to short. one win out of the day although he by Anthony CiriUo felt that they should have had was singled in by centerfielder Terry Engle and Mike P'alcone Terry Engle. This four run two “ Not only did we give up the struck out to end the tenth lead but we failed to capitalize Where have all the fans gone? outburst proved to be all the leaving Alex Samuelian on third Dragons needed. and take the lead in the ninth and and Dan Currie on second. Does it have to take city-wide tenth,” lamented Myers. He told The Drexel lacrosse team is 6-3 media coverage to bring out the but the big story is their star The Dutchmen could not do Credit must be given to the the squad to come out and “ run, Drexel sports fan? Do television players. Did you know that Ron much against Johnston, as they Dutchmen who were definitely run, run’’ in the second game. cameras have to be present? Do Forster is nationally ranked in scattered five hits over the first. counted out of this one after the They did, it worked, they won. we have to wait for Jim Gardner both goals and points per gam e in to sav “ But the big story tonight NCAA Division I. Goalie Dennis is ...’’’? Murray is one of the premier goal Is there a new disease which keepers in the country with a 72.5 strikes students when there is no save percentage. one from the media present? Has The women’s lacrosse team is there been new requirements having one of its most consistent added on to our courses stating: seasons. Margaret Pisano. Leslie Do Not .Attend Sporting Events Chase, Mezna Pachuta, Roseann Under Penalty of FAILURE ...? Gum and Janey Whalen have Do we have to wait until the been selected to represent Drexel administration gives us a free in tryouts for the National Dragon Burger with every five Lacrosse team in Virginia later goals scored by the lacrosse team this term. before we attend an event? Is the Pope an atheist*’ Would The linkemen, the tennis pro’s Charle Brown miss Snoopy’s and the archery shooters are all encounters with the Red Baron? turning in fine seasons. Would the Phillie Phanatic root There is exciting action on the for the Dodgers? Drexel sports front. The crew is No! hosting the 13th annual Kerr Cup Did you know that there is a this weekend while the track and spring sports schedule? Did you field troops compete next door in know that there are eight, yes the Penn Relays. eight teams competing for Drexel With all this excitement going Crew opens season this term. Let’s see there’s on how can anyone sit home? baseball, lacrosse, women’s Would you want your best friend by Alison Bigatel lacrosse, archery, crew, golf, deserting you when you were in Chesna, Bill Van Fossen, John This Saturday afternoon, the tennis, and track and field. need of support? No. We are the The Drexel Crew team opened Taleki, Mike Clabbers, Dave Drexel Crew team will par Drexel baseball is exciting Drexel sport’s teams best its home season Saturday with an Koper, Curt Goldacker, and cox ticipate in the 13th annual Kerr baseball. The Diamondmen are friends. It is up to us to show our impressive showing in four races Kathy Hagerty. Cox Laurie Cup Races, scheduled to be held 12-8 and need only one victory to support for them We haven’t so held with five other colleges. The Maguire led theJ.V .8 (Bill Myer, on the Schuylkill, so bike, jog, tie the season high record for far. highlight of the day was the Jack McGinleym, Mike F'len- walk, or drive, but spend an wins established by the 1930 So come on. Let’s get out. The victory by cox Kerry Irish’s niken, Mike Semanik, Larry afternoon by the river and cheer Dragons who went 13-6. weather is beautiful. Why not Varsity 4 (lightweight) Camilletti, Bill Senner, Tony your fellow Drexelites on. That 1930 team was led by enjoy a day at Franklin Field or boat, teamed by Larry Curran, Bahinski, and Jack Tierney) to record - setting captain Ralph how about a picnic by the Handy Thomas, P'rank McAlleer, their second place time in that Robinson who set a record for Schuylkill? Why not come down and Ed Gresh. The boat rowed to race. career steals by swiping 29. That to Drexel field, say hello to your victory in 7:20, defeating U. Let us not forget the Freshman record stood for 49 years, stood sports editor and watch at great Mass, Villanova, N.Y. Maritime, 8 (lightweight) boat lead by cox that is until senior Terry Engle lacrosse match? and Stockton. Becky Urban. The freshman DREXEL broke it last week. Terry has 37 This term is no harder than any The Varsity 8 and Junior rookies (Kick DeMuth, Jim career thefts. other and there is no excuse for V'arsity 8 boats both rowed to Hammerslag, Dave Nahan, Dave Larry Chenworth needs only staying inside when the weather second place, in both races being Serdar, Mike Howard, J.J. two more home runs to tie Jerry is so nice. So, now, we’re all going defeated by the University of Luciani, and alternate Pete Bradley’s single season record of to catch a Drexel sporting event Massachusetts. The Varsity 8 Budulas) rowed an exciting race, SPORTS eight established in 1976. Larry this weekend right? Good. boat was teamed by Dave almost capturing third place leads the league in home runs and Consult the schedule, pick a sport Longacre, Roger Gibboni, Scott from Villanova in the end stretch. triples and I’ll see you Saturday.