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Faculty meet in Specter talks Faculty Council and G aither disagree M andell Theater Interview given to college press on long range plan and bylaws B> Rick Blank B> Kenneth .S. Blackney Ch Pic Tnansle Of The Tnansle by Bill Andel A meetina of the Drexel Universi- Tnunule Staff » ntfr Faculty Council clashed with t> faculu v,a- held on Oct. 14. in the University President William S •Mandell Theater. .Among the subject^ Incumbent Replubican Senator Gaither and the Bt^ard of Trustees this discussed were the revision of the I .Arlen Specter held a press conference week over changes in the 1986-1996 bylaws b> the Trustees, the Univer­ ! for college journalists at his Broad &. University Long Range Plan and sity s Long Range Plan, and the sutus Spruce Sts. campaign headquaners Trustee Bvlaws Disagreements issued of possible litigation against Nlanin- this past Sun . Oct. 12. Those present in earlv September have again surfaced Slarietta Data Systems. at the press conference represented the at the Oct 15 Trustees meeting The Dean of the newh created I new s media of several area campuses. The Long Range Plan for 1986^1996 University College was introduced to I including Penn. Temple. LaSalle. places too linie emphasis on education, the gathered faculty. Dr. Eugena Fin- ; Villanova. St. Joseph's. Ursinus, and and removed academic control from nev Fields, most recently serving at Drexel. faculty according to a Council cnti- the University of the District of Col­ Prior to taking questions. Senator que sent to Gaither in Sept. "That umbia. will be serving in this position. Specter made a brief speech on what critique represents the considered opi­ The University College will be replac­ he considered to be the major issues nion of the Faculty Council." said Dr ing the present Evening College, with of international and domestic impor­ Charles Morscheck of the Council that the Plan is reviev^ed and updated a curriculum w hich corresponds more tance in his campaign. The first topic Gaither sent a response to all facultv each vear and that Faculty Ci'uncil closely to that of the Undergraduate addressed was arms control and reduc­ on Sept 23 addressing the issues rais­ would have an oppi'rtunitv for more Da> Curriculum. In addition. Univer­ tion. He noted that this was a major ed by the critique. input next >ear and that that was the sity President William S. Gaither in­ concern because the superpowers have However, manv facultv members right time for comment troduced Mr. Freddie Gallot. who nuclear arsenals large enough to told The Tnangle that the respimse did Layton said 'Right or wn'ng. if the recently entered the post of Chief destroy the world several times over little to address the concerns raised faculty have concerns, we have a pro­ Financial Officer and Treasurer. The Senator feels that the only means Morscheck added. "Gaither's attitude blem. And It thev re half right, wc Professor John Savchak. Chairman to achieve arms control and reduction IS that the faculty is wrong, he is cor­ have a bigger problem" of the Facultv Council, presented the is for the President and the Soviet rect. and that he can sweep our con­ Further. Faculty Council has alsi= Council'.s repon Included was a Premier to come to terms on this issue. cerns aside' voiced discord over the addition of a discussion of a course to be known as To this end. Specter took the initiative The dispute became evident at the Trustee Committee on Instruction and U900—Creativity. Invention, and En- in profxising a Senate resolution in Oct. Trustees meeting when outgoing Research to the University Bvlav>.s treprenuership. The Council com­ April. 1982. calling for a summit, and Trustee LcRov Layton questioned The committee is "responsible tor the plained that students had been inform­ was successful in seeing it passed, what was being done with the Coun­ quality and c>intent of academic and ed of the existence of this course despite opposition from the Chairmen cil critique. Gailher told the Board research programs It shall be respon­ "There's quite a of misinformation sible for the oversight of initiation, before the faculty Dr. Bernard Sagik. of the Armed Service*; and Foreign review, and ..i.'sure ;>I colieges, ma­ \'ice President tor .Accademic .Affairs, Relations Committees. in that critique. 1 think it wa« an un­ necessary document and it should niH jor areas of instruction, and research responded that this course w as meant Senator Specter stated that he felt the have been written. " He aiso reiterated to be an e.xpanded \ersion of senior Sov iets were best negotiated with from design, Sagik did not know why the a position of strength, pointing out that does Specter believe that there should ed the 1981 ta.v cuts, which he sup- vtudent's information was mailed one the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDl. be an arms race in space. Rather, he poned. a.' an example of the usefulness week before faculty were informed. also known as "Star Wars” ) has been sees SDI as important to research and of lax cuts as an incentive to economic instrumental in convincing the Soviets development, as a "bargaining chip. " growth, noting that, in 1980. the prime Gaither was sdieduled to present the Book thief caught figures concerning the composition of to bargain Specter, believing that On the domestic front, Senator interest rate was 21.5^ and the intla- tion rate was 13.5^^. compared to the ; the freshman class for 1986-8’ . in­ negotiating from a position of strength Specter cited expansion of the present “ 5*^ prime interest rate and, cluding the number of registrations is not accomplished by giving the economy as his pnmary concern. The Professor hurt while apprehending 3^t inflation rate. and the number of bills paid. Department of Defense a "blank Senator noted tax cuts and reduction However, he stated that he could pro­ check." voted to maintain Defense of the Federal deficit as being integral received three stitches over hi' right vide 'no solid numbers" at this time. spending at last year's level. Neither to accomplishing this goal. Speaer us­ b> .Anna Pribitkin eve and Fields was treated for an in­ Triangle Staff Hriter fontiniud on poit jury to the right arm .After leav ing the h^ispital. Lavery was transponed to the O P E R A T I O N On Oct. 14. 1986. at approximate­ West Detective Division at 55th and M Y S T I C lv 8:30 p.m. Earl Fields, a Pine Sts. Up«.m leaving the detective maintenance man at Drexel Universi­ headquaners Drexel Securitv drove WARRIOR tv . called the dispatcher on the him to his residence. emergency line to repon an intruder At the time of his arrest, the suspect tical environment in which the can­ B> COT L ie Chuck Barreras on the fifth floor of Matheson Hall eave a name that the ptMice are still didate IS exp^'sed to the conditions of Spfi-iul The Tnantjle Russell Lavery. an adjunct profesnir not certain is his true identiiv The mental and phvsical stress. in the Marketing Depanment. heard police believe that the suspect is There is a tremendous emphasis be­ The training during the exercise is an unusual noise while working in perhaps using one of his panners' ing placed on a "Big Event in the divided into three phases. Classroom room 505D. He went to investigate names to share the punishment for the Reserve Officers' Training Programs instruction is keved to provide a base because room 505C was vacant He crime throughout the First ROTC Region - for subsequent field training exercises. checked the room, which was emptv. The suspect has been charged w ith Candidates receive approximatelv 30 The r a n g e r Challenge. This event and upon moving down the hall he burglary, criminal trespassing, ag­ gathers area Cadet Rangers for a hours of classn.K>m instruction in basic made a nght turn by room 505E and gravated assault, simple assault and marathon of militarv science skills and military skills, tactics, patrol planning, was atucked by an unknown assailant p«issession of an instrument ol crime. and patrolling techniques. The Con­ phvsical fitness challenges. Each fall. Lavery was struck on the head with Although the burglar will most likelv Drexel's Department of Military fidence Tests or Recondo Phase pro- a rock bv the intruder. .After hitting not receive sentences for all five Science holds its own "R.ANGER V ides challenges and places emphasis Lavery, the burglar proceeded down charges, he could receive up to 20 Challenge" - OPERATION MYSTIC on phvsical readiness. During the hall This was when Fields heard vears for burglary, seven vears tor RECONDO, the candidates are re­ w a r r Fo r the noise. Fields went out in the hall criminal trespass, 10 vears tor ag­ PhiW by Jiunes Drake OPERATION MYSTIC WAR­ quired to the obsucle course tw ice and the suspect knocked him down. gravated assault, two vears for sim­ RIOR IS a once-a-vear. mne-dav. and negotiate the Wa/i. the Rope The suspect then staned to turn, but ple assault, and five more vears for entry-level field training requirement, Drop, and the Slide For Life. Thev was stopped by Lavery who grabbed possession of an instrument of ^ rime Engineering center named which takes place at Fon Indiantown must also rappel, with rucksack and him and held him until Drexel Secunty However, he will most likelv onlv be Gap. Military Reservation. .Annville. full gear, from a height of 60 feet dur­ arrived. The Philadelphia Police were sentenced for burglarv Pennsv Ivania The training is design­ ing daylight hours and at night The called to the scene and took the suspect .A detective of the \\'e't Detective Tactical Phase establishes a climate ed to address cntena which the Ranger into custodv. Division IS investigating the case fur­ for University benefactor candidate must meet to become an in- which IS intended to maximize in­ Lavery and Fields were taken to the ther and the suspect will be given a itialh qualified lawarded the Black dividual skills such as initiative, plan- Presbvterian Hospital where Lavery hearing on Thur . Ost 2.''. 1986 Beret) Ranger Cadet Panicipation in . ning and command abilities Bv plan­ B) Kenneth S. Blackney ning and participating in tadical opera­ The building joins Commonwealth the Ranger Program is not required of ()) The Tntin^li all Drexel Cadets. However, those tions. the candidates are able to Hall at the Market Street side and con­ who do volunteer to take pan in the employ and reinforce the skills and tinues east on Market to 31st Street, The Kling Partnership has subniit- training are given the opponunity to knowledge acquired earlier thrixigh in­ riie Le Bi'w Center and Common­ Inside This Week led scale models and schematic draw - challenge their bodies, their minds, struction and mission planning wealth Hall then form two sides of a mgs of the new engineering building and their human spint. That is whv the Historically, candidates who suc­ coun vard open on the east and south. ii the Universitv The new building Cadets who successfullv complete the cessfullv complete the exercise sleep University Expanding Page 2 While the building has onlv four 1' tii be constructed at 31 si and Market course wear their berets with pride onlv 20 hours over the entire nine da> Stones It is as tall as Commonwealth Streets Athough the training is compress­ peruxl. run 20 miles, force march and Hall, a -even stor> structure. Large Deans Retiring Page 5 B> unanimous resolution, the Drex- ed into nine davs. the intent and ftvus walk approximatelv 50 miles and lose, .imounts of glass are used in the design -■! Universitv Board of Trustees nam- of the exercise is exactlv the same as on the average. 12 ptiunds .IS thev are in the Hagerty Librarv and -d the new building the Bennett S Le those stated in the Regular Armv The exercise, first held in 1*^81. was New Trustees Page 4 Tower dormiiorv. also designed bv B 'w Hngineering Center at their Oct Ranger Pamphlet: to develop leader­ developed bv Sergeant .Major Tv rone 1.'. 1986^ mt*eting i See related stones kling. ship skills required to perform effec- .Adderly, the Ranger .Advisor, who is Construction of the Le Bi'w Center .\lcohoi Awareness Test Page 9 ■ pages I and 4 i Le Bt'>w, a I'^bO tivelv as 'mall unit leaders; to provide both Ranger and Special Forces IS planned to begin in August 1987. >''.‘xel Electrical EngineVring the candidate with practical e»peneni.-e Qualified It Is based on his motti'. .i^cording to Director of Planning and -uduate. donated S3 million to com- in tactiC' and techniques of Ra.nger "TRAIN TO LEAD. " and that i' ex- Construction Jerr> McFarland Oc- ’i' the Universitv fund raising cain- operations, and to create a realistic tac- cupancv isexp-.vted in October 1988 'j jin for the S9 million building. Page Two Friday, October 17, 1986 The Triangle

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GEORGE’S LUNCH by Stuart Siegel 2. API has made an offer to buy the Triangle Staff Writer Freeman Building on the southeast You can pick up TRUCK corner of 33rd and Arch Sts. Negotia­ Drexel University is planning to ex­ tions for this acquisition have been your copy of BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER pand its current geographical boun­ conducted for the last year; a response AND IN-BETWEEN daries. according to Ron Whitney of to this offer is expected quite shortly. Academic Properties. Incorporated 3. API has started negotiations with (API), in a repon given at last Wed­ the owner of the Wilford Building, LOCAL PURVEYORS OF JOLT nesday’s Board of Trustees meeting. also at 33rd and Arch Sts. Rehabilita­ .API is a subsidiary of Drexel s f o r - tion into office space has been profit corporation. proposed. The purpose of API is to buy, sell, 4. Negotiations continue on the ac­ and manage properties of Drexel quisition of a 55,000 square foot of­ T n a n g le University. The report outlined fice building located on 32nd and Arch University hopes for expansion to the Sts. An agreement before Jjhe end of Don't compete with north of current boundaries, primari­ the year is expected. ly into the Powelton Village area. 5. API has expended S1(X),000 to a Kaplan student— There are five major projects currently rehabilitate the Poth Apartments, at these locations on cam pus: under consideration. located on 35th and Powelton Ave. In I . API is considering three possible addition, plans are underway to be one. uses for the three-story multi-family rehabilitate 204 34th St. This would building located on the southwest cor­ take place through a limited partner­ Why? Consider this: More students ner of 34th and Powelton which was ship with an LAE alumnus. increase their scores after taking a Kaplan recently acquired. It may be converted These proposals would certainly Calhoun Hall prep course than after taking anything else. to apartments, house a fraternity or provide the University with some Why? Kaplan’s test-taking techniques become a dormitory . much needed additional facilities. Cavanaugh’s and educational programs l^ve 50 years Commonwealth Hall of experience behind them. know students. And we know what helps boost Greek News Creese Center their confidence and sconng potential. So if you need preparation for the: LSAT, I Disque Hall Special to The Triangle ' GMAT MCAT, GRE. DAT. ADVANCED and the Pig Roast on Sunday. October 1 Hagerty Library MEDICAL BOARDS.TOEFL, NURSING AHA 19. All freshman are welcome to I BOARDS. NTE. CPA. INTRO. TO LAW attend. I Kelly Hall SPEED READING, or others, call us. Friendship, honor, and loyalty best express and reflect our goals at Alpha Korman Center Why be at a disadvantage? Pi Lambda. The brotherhood pro­ TE motes these ideals by working M acAlister Hall together, competing in IFA sports, and We the brothers of Tau Epsilon Phi providing a relaxed atmosphere for its would like to take this opportunity to ‘ M ain Building IKAPLAN brothers. "Apple Pi," known for its welcome the class of 1991 to Drexel. STANlfYH KAPlANEDUCATK3NAlCB'ITB(iro Wednesday Night Parties, has always In the past few years we have witness- | M atheson Hall been a leader in campus activities. At ed the University undergo many | 546-3317 the age of 51, it is the oldest local changes. One thing that has gone ! M yers Hall fraternity in the country. The mansion relatively unchanged through it all is j Call: or at 216 North 33rd Street, has been our the basic ideal of TE. We have been ! Nesbitt Hall 635-3116 home since 1939 and is Drexel's an integral part of this campus for over ! largest fraternity house. thirty years, and have participated in Physical Ed. 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Faculty meet in by .Stuart Siegel PhilaPride. a foundation devcned to Tritmgle Staff H rilrr community service. Mr. Hugh Rodney Sharp, III, is M andell Tlteater The Drexel Board of Trustees has Manager of Computer Systems and a recently elected five new members to Director and shareholder of E. 1. du- nmtmufd from page / its staff. The new members were an­ Pont deNemours and Company. His A greater attrition rale than usual in nounced at the Btiard's meeting on Oc­ other directorships include: Trustee of the upper classes w as predicted for this tober I.Sth. Four of the five men have St. Augustine’s College; Director of year because of the large tuition in­ been elected under the title of Term Medical Center of Delaware; Direc­ Trustees. They are: tor of Community Housing, Inc.; and A crease. There is as yet no data to sup­ port this. Both sets of number are e.x- Dr. Robert G. Jahn. who is Dean Director of the Grand Opera House, pected to be available in about three Emeritus of Engineering and Applied I n c . weeks, according to Gaither. Science Professor of Aerospace Mr, Bennett S. LeBow is a name A One of the objects of discussion was Sciences, P ri^’eton University. He which will become very familiar to all the proposed extensive revision of the has held this position since 1971. In Drexel Engineering Students. The new bylaws by the Trustees. Among the addition to academic experience. Jahn engineering building due for construc­ changes in these bylaws was the for­ brings to the Board extensive tion will be named the Bennett S. mation of a number of new standing admenistrative abilities. He has been LeBow Engineering Center in honor committees, including an Instruction a member and Chairman of the Board of his 53,000,000 gift that was and Research Committee. (See related of Trustees of AssiKiated Universities, drastically needed to complete the story on page 1.) This committee of Inc.. and has been a director of major $9,000,000 capital campaign for the the trustees would be responsible for research programs in advanced building. LeBow is a I960 graduate “ the quality and content of the aerospace propulsion systems for the of Dre.xel with a B.S.E.E. academic and research programs." past 23 years. The remaining new member, Mr. Dr. Robert J. Jahn. Dean Emeritus of Mr. Steven H. Korman is Senior James E. Marks, was elected under the the Princeton College of Engineering Vice President of The Korman Cor­ title of Associate Trustee. Marks is the and Applied Science and a newly poration, which is a diversified real President of Marks and Company, elected trustee at Drexel. will be in estate company. Korman is perhaps Inc., a real estate management com­ charge of this committee. best known for his active support in pany. He has recently been active on Faculty Council had objected to the charitable and community affairs. He the Drexel University Buildings and formation of this committee in their is currently c o -c h a irm a n of Property Committee. last meeting. Gaither stated that this committee was a common one in boards at universities across the coun­ Clash over direction A N IG H T o r try. and the fact that Drexel should have had one long ago. Several faculty iimtinued from paite / members wondered if this board ple come in and make academic policy would be able to help them to increase institutes," according to the new would indeed give reason for Holy their attendance at conferences and ac­ University bylaws. Hell." Vice President for Academic C O M E D r cess to library materials and other In his address to the Board of Affairs Bernard P. Sagik declined to teaching and research resources. Trustees, committee Chair Robert G. comment. 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D e a n s to R e tire Specter interviewed by College Press continued from page 1 his oppming D»in in 1970. reputation [of the College] is based on tion bill, co-sponsored by the Senator, they do not stop production of the During his first twenty years, the the faculty” and it has improved as a who has consistently voted in favor of drug. The senator also called for College Cl Scicnc((was exclusively a result of their research. educational programs after the 98th tougher sentences for persons con­ teaching insiiummt. About twenty Davis began his education with a Congress. victed of drug charges, and for educa­ years a^'. the College of Science Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and In the course of the question and tion abt)ut the dangers of drug abuse began doing researh as well. This has Math from West Chester University. answer session following his speech. all the way down to grade school level been valuable *'or tie reputation of the He obtained his Master’s in Senator Specter cited another method via a massive television advertising College as a lob and, says Davis, Meteorology from M.I.T. and his to boost the economy, stop unfair campaign employing major celebrities. has kept Drexel on “ the leading Ph.D. in Physics and Meteorology foreign imports. The Senator has Senator Specter’s supptin of Presi­ edge.' Accordin? to Davis, “ the from New York University. legislation out of committee which dent Reagan's Sept. 1985, executive would grant the Federal courts the order for sanctions against South authority to stop imported goods sub­ Africa has been used against him by sidized by a foreign government from Guy Garrison, tie Dean of the Col­ his opponent. Democrat Bob Edgar, entering this country. Specter also call­ lege of Informatid Studies, has an­ what I had done...” and that “ the ed for reciprocal trade with the nounced that as oJune 30,1987, he comments that I have made about my Japanese, stating that they should not will be retiring fr.m his position. In opptinem have been very factual." deny us equal access to their markets. January of 1988. le will return as a with information on Edgar's atten­ Senator Specter was also asked why faculty member arl assume the Alice dance record taken from the Congres­ he does not support all of the policies P. Kroeger Profe.vorship, which has sional Quarterly and statements by and programs of President Reagan, been established in honor of the Edgar's primary election opponent, also a Replubican. Specter replied that founder of Drexel; library education Don Bailey, and by the American “ ...people do not expect a United program. Legion, who told Edgar to stop air­ States Senator to be a rubber stamp, Pho/o hy Jason Mann The Triangle Garri.son becam Dean in 1968. at ing a misleading commercial. they expect independent judgment." which time the Colege of Information Leader of the Senate Children’s The Senator noted that while he agrees ment of William Bradford Reynolds issues,,.." said Senator Specter, "I Studies was knowi as the Graduate Caucas. the Congressional Crime with the President on such issues as to a top Justice Departm.ent position ran a campaign which emphasized School of Library icience. Says Gar­ Caucas. and the Senate Coal Caucas his economic programs and on the because Specter thought Rev nolds was in the upcoming Senatorial election. rison. "I don't ftj that a Dean ap­ and serving on the Appropriations, strength of summit negotiations, there “ ,..bad for America on civil rights," Specter does not approve of such pointment should)e for life." Gar­ Guy Garrison Judiciary, Veterans’ Affairs and In­ are several issues with which he Said Specter of such situations: “ You techniques, slating. "M y opponent rison also said the he wants to turn Dean o f telligence Committees, Senator Arlen disagrees. Specter opposes cut-backs have to take a good hard look at the distorts,.,and misstates the record,.," over his leadershijrole “ to a sucessor College of Information Studies Specter styles himself neither liberal in unemployment compensation, specified facts, in a very pragmatic To illustrate his point, he held up a who will bring resh ideas to the Of the field of Information Studies, ^ . nor conservative, noting that while he allowing unfair foreign imports to take way, [and] cast your vote with what challenges of theiext decade." Garrison says “ the field has changed piece of his^ opponent s campaign ^^R bUcan. he has even voted with away American jobs, and the sale of is good for your state and good for Garrison feels Lat the goals he set extraodinarily." and “ It's changing literature and said. This brochure^ Democratic par- Conrail to Norfolk Southern, noting your country.' ’ The Senator also voted which IS scurrilous and unfair and ^ ^ out to accomplishas Dean have been faster than most people realize," that the potential for the loss of 15,000 against school prayer and is pro-choice violates both Slate and federal law. is PennsyVvama or fulfilled. Thesi,. goals included Under Garrison the College of In­ jobs from the sale would be on the abortion issue, both very dif­ something which my opponent has put nation establishing an excellent faculty, formation Studies has made .several ad­ “ ...disastrous for Pennsylvania," ferent stances from President out. which, in effect, accuses me of strengthening thjprofessional M.S. vances in order to keep up with the.se Senator Specter made the right wing Reagan's, “ I do not believe that the murdering black children." The program. establiMing a doctoral pro­ changes. In 1978, the name changed of the Republican Pany unhappy with government should be in the business Senator noted that, until recently, his gram, creating a Oixl physical facili­ from the Graduate School of Library him when he voted against the appoint­ of telling people w hat to do on moral advenisements did not concentrate on ty, and starting an undergraduate Sciences to the School of Library and program. Information Sciences. In 1983, with Garrison saysDrexel has changed the addition of an undergraduate cur­ a lot in the 19/ears since he first riculum the name underwent a final became Dean. H says the university change to the College of Information Marketing Majors UAJsi j-jur has grown physwlly and it is a nicer Studies" of 41st & Chestnut Streets place, Unfortunitly. as a result of the Dean Garrison recieved his B.A. 105 South 41st Street growth there i a decline in “ col- from Baldwin-Wallace university, his Receive real world ex­ legiality," ther is less of a “ shared M,A, from Columbia University and "Exclusive but not expensive" feeling for the the University as a his Ph D, from the University of perience in marketing and For appointment call 222-7963 whole," Illinois. wosli, cut & blow dry - $10.00 advertising experience at (long hair extra) Perm Special $30.00 new custom ers K athy from M ardella’s has now joined our staff SHARE A M IRACLE: The Triangle. PLEASE GIVE BLOOD

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mmmiLiM L etter to the E ditor 32nd and Chestnut Stretis Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215) 895-2585 Noted in passing Item contested Letters to the tlitor THE OFFICIAL COLLEGE NEW SPAPER OF Editor: science in order to broaden the protest against a primitive and knowledge of humankind. DREXEL UNIVERSITY vengeful government, of course they Ihc Trianj^le welcomes'omment In response to the article “ Honorary The U. S. Government is determin­ will be arrested (so much for our great from from the Urversity Published Fridays during the academic year; Degree for Con" appearing in the Oct. ed to continue the nuclear arms race. American freedom!). community. by and for the students of Drexel University 3rd edition of Tlie Triangle. 1 would Intending to win, it has to make itself Carl Sagan's action of protest makes Letters, columns, andcartoons like to express my disapp

CAMPUS CLASSICS W hat is your opinion o f the social life here at D rexel? Compiled By David Denenberg

I think the Drexel social life declined The social life at Drexel is bad. I The social life at Drexel is great. What social life? in the last two years thanks to the en­ know SPA is really trying to please the From what I hear the parties are out forcements against the fraternity par­ students, but people don't seem to of this world. Everyone here is nice Theresa Schnaare Social life only exists thanks to our ties. It changed because the main hang­ show up at the events. 1 don't know and friendly which makes the social Compared to other colleges, Drex­ Chemical Engineering Greek life. Withoutpur Greeks Drexel outs are now Cavanaugh’s and the how to cure the "disease". life better. el is lacking in the student organiza­ Senior would be very hard to tolerate. I just Jailhouse instead of the fraternities. tion needed for a better social life. wish Drexel woulqease up! The social life at Drexel is still good Tacie Remick Kathleen Ford but won't be the same until the big Electrical Engineering Architectural Engineering Barbra L. Storck Bridget Turner fraternity parties are back. Sophomore Freshman MBA MClS 1 think it was really good three 2nd year Grad. Student Junior and four years ago as a freshman and Ria Tielman sophomore, but since then it’s gone Marketing/Finance down hill. I understand that some con­ Senior Social life? What social life? This As a second year graduate student. trol is needed over the partying, but place has changed a lot since I got here I'll agree with “ What social Life?” It’s not too great. Somehow I feel The social life ri^t now is pretty to eliminate it all together is a shame in 1981. 1 wonder what people are do­ It's there if you lotik for it, but from that belly dancers take the place ol poor. Without any »aternity parties for the incoming freshmen. I think the ing these days. 1 guess they're home a graduate perspective it’s hard to find! weeknight parties. social life is gmxl; 1 like it here. ONE In the past three years the social life studying. The people are still nice, but It would be great to have some type until November, ihertjs really nothing to do around the cai^pus for fun. THING, I WISH THERE WERE at Drexel has gone from seven days priorities don't seem to be the same. of graduate society to get it o^f to a Rich Bey non MORE GUYS !! of partying a week to nothing. Social I suppose all good things must come good start right at the beginning. Info. Systems Pete Ault life sucks. to an end. Sophomore Michelle Nay Jean Lapp Civil Engineering Commerce and Engineering Jim Barbacare Aaron Pulkman Clinical Nutrition Sophomore Senior Electrical Enginefering BS Communications 1986 Graduate Student Pre-Junior MBA Marketing 1987 Page Seven The Triangle Friday, October 17, 1986

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Bleotrical / Klectronic / Com puter Engineering, Com puter Science and M athem atics M inors RANGER Simply put. no one is better equipped than N S A t o g iv e y o u a c a r e e r o n t h e f r o n t i e r o f c o m - m unloatlons. And there’s good reason. We’re the N ational Security Agency and the c h a l l e n g e w ork we do does a Job for every A m erican. We safeguard our nation’s vital com m unications. We analyze foreign transm issions. We secure OPERATION the governm ent’s massive com puter systems. It takes tv^enty-flrst century technology to grapple v»lth these tasks. It takes people like MYSTIC you to “m ind” the technology. Ilectrical I Slectronic / Com puter Engineers som etim es specialize, ofttlm es opt to investi­ WARRIOR gate a vast range of electronic inform ation 'A t NSA, technology. You could engage In sm all to large system design and prototype development You Needn’t testing and evaluation, field Installation, or continued fwm pani' I operations support. P o n d e r Com puter Soientists exploit a huge com puter actly what the Ranger program at facility in their vfork beyond the lim its of finite Drexel does. Successful completion of Tomorrow’s state m achine developm ent and applications. OPERATION MYSTIC WARRIOR M athem aticians get a full m easure of tech­ Technologies. nological support as vfell, in developing vitally simply opens the door to a broader Im portant practical applications for m athem a­ world of learning e.\periences for the You W ork tical concepts in areas such as cryptology. Ranger Cadet. The exercise itself is H ere, your tools-of-the-trade wrlll be the tools run completely by the Ranger Cadet W ith Them.* “ of tom orrow. W ith them com es a rare degree of Cadre. The Regular Army Cadre flexibility—a near insistence on exploring new options along your career path. Rapid advance­ members are responsible tor all of the m ent, early responsibUity, com petitive salaries necessary coordination and for super­ and enticing benefits—it all adds up to a career vision of the Ranger Cadet Cadre, but you can live w ith. And w ith our location be­ the Cadet Rangers are responsible for tween the vibrant urban centers of Baltimore, MD. and W ashington, D.C., you’ll be living well. conducting and e.xecuting all phases of Bring yourself closer to tom orrow ’s tech­ training. They actually run the show, nologies. Schedule an interview w ith your Col­ to include such areas as control and lege Placem ent Office. Or w rite to the N ational execution of the obstacle course and Security Agency. Buddy Team runs, patrol briefings and debriefings, and performance-oriented counseling. NSA will be on campus Nov. 10th, This year nine Ranger Cadets, rang­ TOtJCHSTOflE PICTURES ptesenls in association with SHVtR SCRtEtl PWnNERS II nth 12th interviewing ing from the MS II (Sophomores) to & . A MARTIN SCORSESE PICTURE graduating seniors. Limited the MS IV (Seniors) level, were summer positions available for responsible to train and evaluate 30 WUL NEWMAN TOM CRUISE candidates who began the course on •THtCOlOROFMOKEr MARY EUZA8ETH MASTRANTOWO HaEN SHAVER those who have completed junior September 5. 1986. Seven of the Production Designed by BORE lEVEN Director of Photography WCHAEL BALLHAUS year. original 30 candidates failed to suc­ ,Bas^ upon the novel by m e TEVK Screet^ by HCHARO PUKE cessfully complete the exercise and PtoAiced by IRVING AXaRAD and BARBARA Ot FHW Dtrected by will be required to attend again next year if they wish to win the beret. The I I I ©IWIaictstwPictaB n flfiiM H i— NATIONAL 23 new beret wearers will continue to be challenged and are expected to con­ SECURITY tinue to increase their knowledge. AGENCY Drexel’s president. Dr. William Gaither, observed the closing phases NATIONAL SECURI’TY AGENCY of the exercise and was given the op­ ATTN: M 322 (AAN) Fort Meade, MD 20766-6000 portunity to see, first hand, the train­ ing that students enrolled in The Starts today at a theatre near you U.S. oltlM nshlp required for appUoani and Im m sdlale family m«mb«r6 Department of Military Science An equal opportunity employer receive. He was impressed with their professionalism and their leadership abilities. The Triangle Page Eight Friday, October 17, 1986

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The T riangle is priming the following ' 'Alcohol Awareness Test' ’ in conjunc­ 7 . Labels on beer. wine, and liquor: .■'i|oqo.'»iE .vn -;3q_L s>(uijp .■'iioqo.''iP jq j s3iniiisqns sb j.ijq jo .•>uiv\ tion with National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness H'eek (October 20-25). It a) describe the alcohol " p r o o f of the beverage: JO '(Uiqi i.uoQ nos uo ."'uibs pqi sspq ub.i q.’'B3 jo sSu u j.is |B.'>id<) allows students to test themselves on a subject many think they already know b) list the alcohol content as a percentage of total volume: -■’Mi loqo-iiE 3SBj3\3q ||B .ijp jonbi| pup '3Ui« JS.ig >(uijp no.< im/.w everything about. cl vary m the kind of information they give you. lou •'^uijp no\ iwumin 3qi Suupjspoiu suBaiu ..<|iqSi|.. Sui'juuci s n ji i

Questions The test above was developed by the Will Rogers Institute In addition they 13\3| 3|qpid3.''.ip oqi 3\oqp offer the following tips: 3SIJ II!« 1U31U03 |oqo.i|E ptxijq jno\ puB si.i3jj3 ?qi |33j <|^<3inb |i.no,< 1 . Typical servings of beer, wine and liquor: Don't drink and drive. One American dies in an alcohol-related traffic acci­ •3|diuB\3 JOj 'jnoq 3uo u| S5(uup |bj3 \3 s 3>(Ei no< j| uiBjq 3qi s3q.' in alcohol content; dent every thirty-five minutes. Fifty percent of all drivmg fatalities arc caus­ pur q.-'PUiojs 3qj jo s||bw 3qi qSnojqi ssssBd |oqo.-'|B 'dis jsjij jn o \ j 3ijb c) are equal in alcohol content. ed by drunk drivers. Know yourself—and your mocxd. If you rarely drink, chugging a fe« beers siu3iuo;\ 5uiss3.xijd 3Aijs3Sip ou S3jinb3j |oqo3|B 'Jonbii jo '3 u i\\ 'J33q w ill affect you faster than it would affect someone who is accustomed to drink­ UI s.II J3qi3q>\ (B) ?(uijp n o \ lunoiuB 3qi 3iBj3poiu ‘Jiosjm n 3.ipd oj. f ' 2 . When you think you've had too much, what do you do? t a) stop drinking and eat something; ing. Your mood can also influence the way you react to a drink. If you're depressed over a test, drinking will depress you funher S)U3IP3JSU1 3I|OqO.''(P b) wait 30 minutes before your next one; -uou 3qi JO \iu i sqi jo 3snp.i3q inq •|oqo.-'iB 3qi jo 3snp.-'3q \ | ijpss3.i 3u c) drink black cqffee and go out for some fresh air. lou ‘u^ddpq \Piu i| ^iqujsi 3uii33j joj sy 3iuos 3qi su!bui3j 3>(B1u| |oqo.-'|P jn o \ tguiq.-'jitts jou uBqi i--)3jj3 3Jom ou spq 3uiq.'>iiv\s •s3uiu3s 3 True or false. Switching drinks during the evening will get you more |B3id(i SuiuinssB puP ‘ssrd 31UEs 3qi iP p3iunsuo.i 3jb s^^uup U3q \\ 3s|b j ^ drunk than staying with one type of drink. oSr s?uniu3.i p."> -sn sj3(i!)sip S1S31 u| 1U31U0.-) ioqo3|B JO .,3ui.\ojd.. 3qi luoj) p3\iJ3p lujai J|3SjnO\ 3.‘'Bd 01 J3qiU3lU3J . How do you pace yourself at a party? E , -joojd.. jisqi pjooaj s|3qBi jo n b n ?uinio\ jo 33Riu3.u3d (B1 oi 3iqBI13J 3U031U0S 133 ■3Uloq oS OI 1UP^^ n o \ a) moderate the amount you drink; |o^^o^lr pjo^aj s|3qBi 3Ui.\\ JU3JU03 ]oqo3|E no\ ipi i.uop \i|nnsn s|?qr| jl 3Aijp 01 idui3ijE l uop ‘HE 3Aoqy (31BJ uondjosqp 3qi u«op «o|s up.-' b) drink only beer or wine; JMg ■(,■') no\ ||3i <3qi leqw ui (|uu jo j3 ip « -^uup c) switch from liquor to beer. 01 SI op 01 Suiqi is3q 3qi os ss3.X)jd 3qi pssds ub.'> jib qs3jj jou 33jjo3 :^uup no< pjojpq J3qi3iu t3mii qSnou3 i.usi iiBvi sinuiui-Qt y UJ3[qojd 3qi 3\|os ||ivi 3iuii 5 . True or false. When you want to drink -lightly." it doesn't matter if you .,_ u ,g ,o jd puE iej ui q3iq pooj .B i|3sjno\ ?:?rd o§ V^UUp B SI '^UUp B SI ?iUUp y 3.->U3|B\!nb3 6 . To slow down the cf^ect of alcohol: ■jonbii JO -suiM -jasq si )i J3qi3qv\ '^iuup [BDidXi \ ub , j _jo ujnq.. oi jnoq loqo-'iiB SI siqx S3?uno g o Ioqo3|E 3jnd jo iunt>iur 31Ubs 3qi uibiuo.t a) drink more slowly; 3uo inoqi! spaau J3?q jo b) eat something substantial beforehand: -isuixissj ?jp iiv (p) loqoDiE JO SI??;;? sqi uv\op >\o|s ouiaijib 33jqi nv S3UIAJ3S [EDld.(UIjp 3S3ql JO IIV I c) snack while you drink; d) all of the above. liBi:ix»D B uBqi ..jsiqSii.. ou sj i'sqi puy s^iuijp sjsw suy

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the effects of Jolt ‘ siKla on the human consumption. .Mr. Zul. having con­ heavy equipment, like ballpoint pens, (and nol-so-human) body. sumed less than .VX) calories .Saturday the next day. Normal folks felt the Jolt* promises twice the caffeine morning, quickly gu/zled a can. cocktail was potent enough to be ap­ and cane sugar in lieu of w impy corn Belching satisfactorily, he commented proached with caution. syrup sweetener. The company claims that it was palatable but produced no I offer one word of warning to un­ that one can contains one-third to one- nt'ticeable side-effects. trained adventurers: caffeine is a fifth of the caffeine in a cup of cof­ My hapless roommate, a thirsty diuretic (Can you say "...like a fee. Umm. who makes their coffee. midshipman shanghaied for the test, racehorse.’" Sure. I knew you could.) Timothy Leary? reported himself distinctly wired after as well as really upsetting to the Our needs were met by George's one can. Brer Wolfe, a third partici­ digestive system. While a lethal dose l.unch Truck, truly foresighted in be­ pant. found himself loo revved after is over a gram and calls for you to ing one of the first area suppliers of two cans to do anything useful. On a drink more than two six-packs, sim­ this canned assault and battery . Assault separate occasion, a member of the ple O.D.'ing may. according to the and battery is appropriate; 70.8 nig of Commuter Ct'alition was seen bang­ Physician's Desk Reference, "lead to caffeine combined w ith real sugar and ing his head on a desk after two cans. nausea, insomnia, restlessness, in­ the usual unpronounceable acids suc­ Obviously, different metabolisms will creased heart rate and tremors." ceed in upping the nietabolism with react uniquely. w hich is the usual litany of complaints just one can. More than that puts one's So much for straight research. The around midterms. body in overdrive. acid test came when Mr. Zul decided As a pharmaceutical. Jolt' works ••\t 65c a can it's not cheap, but you to take the e.xperiment one step fur­ well and is more socially acceptable get what \ou pay for. It's interesting ther. Upon my educated advice, he than other methods of reaching the B> Raoul Diikf to note that the manufacturers feel con­ mixed the follow ing concoction: one same goal. It's passable as a soda. It Si>fiiiil h’ Vu Tritintilf fident enough to go w ith two-tier pric­ can Jolt' s(Hia \s ith one and one-half makes a weird mixture. Comedy Hits Drexel ing. For you engineers, that means ounces Jack Daniel's Old Number Give it a shot. You've got nothing appeared on .-\.M Philadelphia, just This past weekend. V('ur intrepid everyone else charges 5()c a can. If Seven. This is now known as a Jum- to lose except sleep. Special to Pie Triangle returned trom a tour on Broadway author remained relativel) sober and you find that e.xpensive. wait for the p in ' Jack Flash. opening for Patti LaBelle. He also performed a p'- rniacologieal test of Big Gulp version. On second thought, Zul felt that the stimulant and \'(>te: Opinions, recipes, and ideas ex­ recently opened for George Benson timely iinporiante. Assisted by the don't. The .Surgeon General would depressant cancelled out. leaving one pressed herein are definitely not those On Oct. 23. the Student Program ever-willing Mr. Zul. iiiy faithful but have fits, and so would you. w ith a mild bu/z and a pleasant after­ <»/The Triangle or the majority o f its Association (.SPA) will be presenting and has appeared at the Valley Forge .\Iusic Fair, the Tropicana in Atlantic rather psychotie assistant. I analyzed The first test involved unadulterated taste. Zul was not able to operate staff. a show in conjunction with the Com­ edy Cabaret. Cit\ and the Westbury Music Fair. The show features John Bi/arre. a Dan \\ ilson has just returned from the familiar name to anyone who watches Tn'p and has headlined in several TV's Comedy Tonif^hi. John has been coineds clubs such as Catch a Rising billed as one of New York's top com­ Star and the Comic Strip. edians. He is very energetic, and his The event w ill be held at 8:30 p.m. gestures and voice are combined in a on Thur.. Oct. 23. in the Mandell unique manner that must be seen to be Theater (Creese Student Center). Ad­ HNAUYA believed. mission is S2.()0 at the door. SI.00 Also appearing w ill be Todd Glass \\ ith Drexel ID. Expect a great study and Dan VS’ilson. Todd, w ho recently break and a funny nightl FRQ FLIGHT PLAN Peggy Sue continued Jrom pai;e I! DAEDALUS EDUCATION Nicholas Cage, w ho turns in u so-so SERVICES performance. He appeares to be try­ ing to make his \oice seem nmre JUST FOR STUDENTS. mature, but it only sounds strange and becomes annoying after awhile. The directing and w riling are good. The writing, especiall) . lakes full ad­ vantage of the situation. For instance, w hen Peggy Sue is confronted h\ her YOU WON'T GET A algebra teacher about her poor perlor- mance on the test. Pegg\ Sue replies. "I happen to know I w ill hav e no use for algebra in the future.' Pegi>\ Sue Got .Married is well worth seeing. It provokes the audience to consider what they would do in this CALL 215-449-6311 BREAK LIKE THIS situation.

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^OTt.4nKnikrilvp T. w m |»iic a ./12 lAn.iU U'MMiurl .\ll iifitrjl a«.ml Iv ,mn.,,n^ivl K W W Siudenis musi be between jges 16 and 2S. Ketpsuailon and laxes .ue ihe respunsibillly of the award recipient The Triangle Friday, October 17, 1986 Page Eleven Toto’s New Album Is Nothing New Excellent Reading SHAKKSPKARK material on several of the plays as they by Chris Erb single “ I'll Be Over Y o u " Keyboar­ by MARTIN FIDO relate to the life and times of lyianf;le Sniff Writer dist Steve Porcaro has experimented Shakespeare. with new recording methods pro­ As reviewed by Ed Rrin}'-t Review Committee 2112 and then changed to a lighter, tions recording today. Keyboar­ of Shakespeare that creates a full pic­ more ethereal style with Grace Under dist/pianist David Paich is still the ture of the environments of the writer's The long subtitle on the cover Pressure. Jethro Tull w en^rom rock main songwriter of the group and adds life and work. Numerous documents describes the book well: "Practical and roll to English folk songs with vocals on a number of songs. have been examined, and all the many Advice on Overcoming the Trauma Songs from the Wood. And now, with After replacing Bobby Kimball on theories about the dark lady and the and Coping with Police, Hospitals, their new album Fahrenheit, Toto does Isolation, vocalist Fergie Fredriksen youth of the sonnets are painstaking­ and Court—for Survivors of Sexual nothing really new at all. That’s right; has himself been replaced by Joseph ly reviewed and explained. Fido's por­ Assault and for Their Families. after six albums, Toto is still pretty Williams. Unfortunately Williams' trait leaves no doubt about the author­ Lovers, and Friends." Coverage is mucH the same group producing pret­ style is somewhat a cross between ship of Shakespeare's plays, a point thorough, complete, well-organized, ty oiuch the same music that they did Michael Jackson and Ntxidy Holder that has been disputed over the years and clear. The author stresses that when they started. (progenitor of Kevin DuBrow of Quiet by literary historians, some of whom scK-ietal attitudes toward the role of the This is not to be taken entirely as Riot). Needless to say, the combina attributed the plays to Francis Bacon, genders is generally responsible for the a condemnation. Toto has always tion is not always a good one. It’s no Despite what .some readers might widespread occurrence of sexual seemed to be a group torn between surprise that the two songs hitting the consider an excess of detail, the book assaults in the country, and that rape playing progressive, acoustic rock or FM airwaves from this album, does succeed in recreating the flavor is a crime of violence rather that sex­ top-40 syncho-pop. The result was an “ Without Your Love” and “ I'll Be of Elizabethan England, touching upon ual passion, an outgrowth of our view interesting blend of the two and won Over You," are sung by David Paich the political mood of the time and day- of the male as dominant and ag­ the group fans from a wide variety of and Steve Lukather, respectively. to-day life in the city. One chapter gressive. the female as subservient and musical circles. At some point, how­ This album is not bad; it just is not chronicles the development of the passive. Steps the community must ever, one would hope that musicians representative of the individual talents theater as it fought battles for surv ival. take to protect against sexual assault of this caliber would stretrch out and In addition, there are guest appear­ ticularly interesting assembly of pop assembled. The playing and ar­ It was threatened by the plague years are described, as are ways in which tiy something new. ances on this album by musical talents love songs. rangements are flawless, and the songs and also by legislation of 16th century to work toward changes in our culture The individuals in this band have like Michael McDonald (formerly of The instrumental performances are are enjoyable enough. Toto fans will England which made life difficult for which can alleviate the problem over Impressive studio credentials which in­ the Doobic Brothers). David Sanborn, uniformly excellent. Guitarist Steve enjoy this album, as will fans of Steve actors, who were referred to as "stur­ the long term. Political activism by clude appearances on such albums as and jazz great Miles Davis. The Lukather adds searing guitar solos on Lukather. For all the others, there are dy beggars" or able-bodied unem­ women toward this end is advised. Michael Jackson's Thriller and Don resulting album is pleasant, but in spite a number of cuts on this album in­ too many other new pop/rock albums ployed. This is an excellent book and is Henley's Building the Perfect Beast. of all the contributing talent, not a par­ cluding an excellent solo on the hit around that are better than this one. There is also some helpful critical highly recommended.______

The Girl in the Picture Is Very Touching If Y ou H ad the Chance to Do It All A gain,

by William Frati friend. He wants to ask her to move last guy on Earth. Kenneth does not Triangle Staff Writer out. but just doesn't know how to tell decide that she isn't worth the trou­ W hat W ould You Change? P e g g y S u e Finds O ut. her. Kenneth falls in love with every ble and that, if he were really the last by William Frati The question is answered in a pret­ tempts this alteration, she realizes that It seems as though every movie beautiful woman he photographs. guy on Earth, he would be too busy Triangle Staff Writer ty goixl movie. Peggy Sue (Kathleen things have actually turned out rather from Scotland is directed by Bill For­ One day Alan comes home and is to date her anyway. Instead, he refuses Turner) is a former prom queen about well for her. syth (Gregory’s Girl and Local Hero). shocked to see that his girlfriend is to believe that she isn't interested and Peggy Sue Got Married will in­ to go to her high school reunion alone. The humor in Peggy Sue relies on which is fine because he is a talented leaving. It's as if he were beaten to the is convinced that she is playing hard evitably be compared to Back to the She and her husband Charlie (Nicholas an experienced woman going through director whose movies are extremely punch. He is very confused and to get. He tells Alan, “ She really does Future, so I'll try to dispel any such Cage) were married right after high adolescence again, whereas Back to entertaining. However, Scotland has doesn't know exactly what he wants. love m e." inclinations you might have right now. school and are now separated. Peggy the Future'^, humor depended on managed to find another director with The rest of the movie follows Alan's This movie is touching. It depicts Back to the Future showed that our Sue feels uncomfonable at the reunion Michael J. Fox's sarcastic deliveries similar talents in Cary Parker. attempts to get his girlfriend back and the disappointment that results from parents were kids, too, and at one time because she and her husband have and his effort to get back to the time The Girl in the Picture, starring Kenneth's futile attempts to ask out the discovering that the girl of your did all the stupid things kids do. It also always been considered a couple and in which he belonged. John Gordon-Sinclaire (Gregory 's women in his pictures. dreams is a fiawed human being. showed us that parents prevent their not separate people. When Peggy Sue Kathleen Turner delivers a fine per­ Girt), is about young men coping with The Girl in the Picture is about the This movie is well directed and John children from doing certain things as is crowned queen of the reunion and formance in a role that seems to have their fantasies about women. Alan superficial relationships that result Gordon-Sinclaire gives another of his a result of their own experience. Peggy sees that her husband has attended, she been written for her. She shows a wide (John Gordon-Sinclaire) and Kenneth from dating someone for his or her fine quirky performances reminiscent Sue poses the question. "If 1 could do suffers a stroke. range.of emotions, from bitchy to pas­ are two photographers who work for looks. In response to an invitation of his character in Gregory's Girl. The it all over again and keep all the ex­ We then go back to her high school sionate and from grown-up to childish. a photo studio. Alan has become from Kenneth, one girl replies that she Girl in the Picture is in English and perience I've gained along the way. days where Peggy Sue tries to do it At the other end of the spectrum is disenchanted with his live-in girl­ wouldn't date him even if he were the is playing at the Ritz Five. what would I do differently?" all differently. However, once she at­ continued on page 10

W orld Class A NEW POSITION HAS BEEN CREATED AT THE TRIANGLE! Figure Skater — I Scott H am ilton We are looking for someone in­ esg g sss' terested in becom ing the LISTINGS Com es to the MANAGER for our soon-to-be, city- I C lass of 1923 wide arts and entertainm ent calen­ dar. Anyone interested in finding l i c e R i n k I I out m ore about this position should ! Special to The Triangle contact either Ken, M ike, or Alan at Mark Watson i Scott Hamilton, four-time World 895-2585; or stop by The Triangle's j Champion and 1984 Olympic Gold office, located in 3 0 1 4 M acAlister. would have sold his soul Medalist at Sarajevo, will Ijring his dazzling ice artistry to a special even­ to gel Ihroogh law school. ing of figure skating. Sat., Oct. 25, at 8 p.m., at the Cla.ss of 1923 Ice Rink on the campus of the University of

Pennsylvania. The D eck Sunday B reakfast Special One of the greatest showmen in from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. figure skating, Scott Hamilton has dominated the sport like no one else in the last quarter century. Undefeated in official competition since 1981. he $ 3 .9 5 has electrified audiences throughout three eggs any style the world. Omelettes (cheese, ham. bacon, mushroom) This exhibition, the final stop of his Pancakes and Syrup five-city “ America” Tour, will also Ham. Bacon. It. Sausage feature performances by champions Rosalynn Sumners and Toller Cran­ Home Fries ston. The graceful Sumners, Women's Silver Medalist at Sarajevo, and B e v e r a g e s Cranston, known as “ Baryshnikov on Grapefruit Juice Orange Juice Blades," will also perform individual Coffee Tea routines. In addition, America's greatest Ice Dancers, Judy Blumberg and Michael D r i n k s Seibert, as well as professional cham­ Bloody Mary Screwdriver pions Brian Pockar, Chris Harrison, Irish Coffee Mimosa and Lisa Carey, will display their any $2.00 talents. iWi IS IA81IIIIII8AnilMI![81fiSPHiSiSIi l 8C«P8 The evening will b e sponsored by the Four Seasons Hotel. Tickets for Ifli! liM 8811S18I18,11818W[l-i8ilCHI-18 this special event are $22 and $18, NEW DECK TAVERN *8 with discounts available for senior citizens (65 and over). University of 3408-10 Sansom St. 386-4600 Penn.sylvania students and children (18 Lunch & Dinner: 11 am-2 am daily and under). Tickets are on sale at the IS-Pi IS Cla.ss of 1923 Ice Rink Box Office and P G - i a fiPAilMTt f STR0N61T CAUTIONEO-CM NE\< WORI.I) MCTURLS all Ticketron outlets. To charge tickets, call Teletron at (800) 233-4050 or (215) 647-0532. For general infor­ mation. call the Class of 1923 Ice Rink OPENS EVERYWHERE, OCTOBER 2 4. at (215) 898-1923. The Triangle Pa}»e Twelve Friday, October 17, 1986

W orld Series rpiij\MQi:E sipOfir M ets, Red Sox M eet in Fall Classic

By Don Feiler shortstops. Don't look for much ex­ O f The Trian/tle citement from this position and call the Saturday, the and match-up even. Volleyball Team Set fo r Title Run the will square off in Left Field: Jim Rice is the biggest Game 1 of what should be one of the RBI man for the Bosox. Met Mixikie best of the decade. It Wilson is more of a speed type player, By Don Feiler to play Lehigh and Bucknell. both should be a series of power pitching so a comparison is difficult. Give the O f The Triangle ECC opponents. The Lady Dragons, and power hitting, a series which will edge to Boston on the basis of Rice's trailing host Lehigh one set to two. see none of its games played on carpet, importance to the team. The Drexel Women's Volleyball rallied to win the fourth and fifth sets. a series played in two cities which Center Field: Len Dyk.stra of the Team continued their roller coaster 17-15 and 15-13. respectively. This have supported Major League teams Mets is the spark of the Mets offense. ride through the schedule yesterday marked the first time all season that since the turn of the century. This Dykstra had a very good LCS in the with a straight set victory over visiting DU had won a match that entered the should be a World Series to field and at the plate, Boston's Tony Towson St. The victory was Drexel's fifth set. The victory also marked the remember. Let's take a look at the Armas just doesn't compare. Give a fourth straight, the longest winning 100th career win for Head Coach match-ups for the 1986 Fall Classic. decided advantage to the Mets. streak put together by the Lady Peggy Kane. Following the Lehigh Catcher: Both teams sport solid Right Field: Dwight Evans of the Dragons this season. More important­ match. Drexel handled Bucknell in backstops. of the Mets is Bosox is a proven Major Leaguer. ly. all four of the victories have come straight sets. 15-6. 15-6. 15-4. a clutch performer who comes up with Evans hits well and has a spectacular in East Coast Conference play. Back at home Wednesday night the big hit when the Mets need one throwing arm. New York’s Darryl Just two short weeks ago, the Lady against Towson St.. the Lady Dragons most, and Bosox Rich Gedman is solid Strawberry has the potential to have Dragons were in the process of being continued to play dominating volley­ behind the plate as well as at the plate. a great series, a gotxi series or a horri­ swept at the William and Mary Tour­ ball as they took the visitors 15-13. Gedman threw out a number of Angel ble series. Only he knows which it will nament. This debacle was followed by 15-7. 15-8. The four ECC victories in basestealers in the LCS. Carter won't be. A slight edge goes to the Mets. a home coun loss to Villanova. lower­ a row, coupled with an early season Designated Hitter: Boston's Don win over Delaware, give Drexel a 5-0 have to throw out any Red Sox. Call ing DU’s record to 9-9. Even worse, Baylor hit 31 homers and drove in 97 ECC record and a tie for first place it even here. Drexel would be riding the four game runs as a DH this sea.son. Met manager with rival Hofstra. First Base: Once again, both teams slide into conference play. A total col­ Davey Johnson has announced a DH The Lady Dragons will travel to make strong showings at this position. lapse .seemed quite possible, maybe in­ yet. but look for Kevin Mitchell Delaware this weekend to compete in of the Sox had a rough evitable. The Lady Dragons could against lefties and Danny Heep or have packed it in and played out the the Delaware Tournament, giving LCS at the plate, but he's a bona fied Howard Johnson versus righthanders. remainder of the schedule as a them one final opportunity to tune up threat any time. Keith Hernandez is the Starting Pitching: The Met’s quartet mediocre also-ran. but they didn't. before they meet Hofstra Tuesday heart of the Mels. Hernandez is swing­ of Dw ight Gooden. Ron Darling. Bob The roller coaster bottomed out a night. With only one conference game ing the bat well, and he’s a perennial Ojeda, and Sid Fernandez was the best week ago Thursday as DU stopped to play after the Tuesday night match, Gold Glove winner. Give an edge to starting rotation in baseball this year. their four game winless skid with a the w inner will clinch at least a tic for the Mets. was the best sound victory over ECC opponent first place. The contest will be held at Second Ba.se: This is an interesting in baseball this year, but after him, Lafayette, 15-9. 15-4. 15-8. The real Drexel. Tuesday evening at 5 p.m. in matchup. Both second sackers. Met Phiilo: Brian Rohens The Triangle Boston just can't match up with the turning point, however, came Satur­ the gymnasium. and Red Sox Marty other Met hurlers. Give the advantage Drexel’s Rosemary Sniadecky. number II. hits against Towson St. day when Drexel traveled to Lehigh Barrett are similar ballplayers. Both are solid but not spectacular in the to New York as long as Clemens isn’t field, and both hit second in the order on the mound. Trivia Whiz and are called upon often to sacrifice. : Calvin Schiraldi. a former Three Pointer Doesn’t Score Well Last Week's Answer: Give a slight edge to the Mets based Met. is pitching well right now for Philadelphia Phillies' second on Backman's competitive fire. Boston. He'll be their clo.ser. Bob sacker Juan Samuel is the only unveiling it's foolishness. in three quarters of a minute, how Third Base: Boston third ba.seman Stanley and southpaw will Out of Bounds Major League ballplayer to First of all. the way that the new rule dreadfully boring. Everyone will fall Wade Boggs led the Major Leagues in set Schiraldi up. The Mets sport the reach double figures in doubles, If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That's vKas brought into existence was ab­ asleep. hitting this season. He also playes lefty-righty duo of Jesse Orosco, who triples, home runs, and stolen what I always say. Apparently, there solutely absurd. According to Drexel Why? Why three points? Who outstanding defense. Met tried his best to lose game six at bases in each of his first three are some people, namely the gods of Head Coach Eddie Burke, the decided that any shot taken from at is no slouch at third, but he just doe.sn't Houston but just couldn't, and Roger seasons. NCAA basketball, who disagree with legislature was "jammed down our least I9'9” away from the basket compare w ith Boggs. At the hot cor­ .McDowell, Give a very slight edge to This Week's Question: Who this premise. While college basketball throats.” Burke continued. "There should be worth three points? Does ner. give a big advantage to the Red New York, holds the National Football is enj(^ing it's greatest success in was no talk of the three pointer at the this mean, going along with the Sox. Overall, look for the Mets to win it League record for most con­ NCAA history INC.AiA coaches') conveniion. 1 came distance idea, that dunks should be Shortstop: Both Rafael Santana of in six games in this fashion: Mets vs, secutive games played in a (The NCAA back from Dallas and. at the end of worth only one point? Perhaps a 360°. the .Mets and Spike Owen of the Red Clemens. 0-2: Mets vs. other Bosox career? Final Four is one the week, we find out the three pointer reverse slam should be worth four or Sox are steady fielding, weak hitting starters. 4-0. of the top ten is in. " Lafayette Coach Butch van five points, based on the fact that it’s sporting events in Breda Koff echoed Burke's senti­ such a difficult shot. Additionally, the world.), those ments. Said van Breda Koff, "It's ab- should a player who is fouled while lofty beings who surdl...l would really like the coaches attempting a three pointer be award­ govern the game to decide....This was just jammed ed three free throws instead of just decided to tamper down our throats. We never even two? These are good questions. This with the way the voted on it." is a bad rule. game is played. Why'? Why. at the very height of The three point goal will change the Starting this success, has the NCAA enacted a rule game of college basketball. The new — — season, with no which could drastically change the rule will most likely result in higher trial run. a line will be painted on way the game is played'? The stock scoring, especially due to the short every college basketball court in the answer that the NCAA gods give to distance, which Coach Burke refers to nation. The line will start at the this query is. "The inside game is just as "not a difficult shot.” Season and baseline, exactly 19'9" from the too physical. The three pointer will career scoring records will be broken basket, and work its way. in a semi­ force teams to play more man-to-man more often than in the past. A move circular fashion, around the top of the defense and. therefore, open up the in­ toward smaller, perimeter-shooting key and back to the baseline on the side game. " You don't say'? At I9'9” . guards, as opposed to today’s tall, other side of the hoop. Furthermore, as opposed to 23'9" in the NBA. the post-up type of guard, may result from any player who succeeds in making a shot is very makable. Besides, what’s the three pointer. With teams being shot taken from behind this line will wrong with zone defense? "It creates forced to play more man-to-man be credited with three points. boring games." is the usual response. defense, the pace of the game should If you hadn’t heard about this new Hmm. 1 suppo.se that watching two increase, as should the personal foul rule, don't fret; it wasn't your fault. teams run up and down the court scor­ totals. The question is, "Will such The decision was made some time ago. ing lay-up after lay-up after lay-up. changes be detrimental to the game?” but the sports media has been too busy totally unmolested, is much more ex­ Only time will tell, but 1 still say, “ If writing about Proposition 48 and drug citing than a game in which the com­ it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” testing to bother with the three point petitors may actually have to work for rule. They'll probably continue to pay a basket or. perhaps, not be able to get K N O C K ^ no heed to the new rule until some a shot off in the allotted 45 seconds. Don Feiler is the Sports Editor o/The sharpshooting guard knocks in eight Horror of horrors! The NCAA gods Triangle. Out of Bounds appears every or ten of them in one gaine. thus shudder at that last thought. No shot Friday. OUR SOCKS OFF Serban Honored by ECC D. U. R. T. ANDWIN$300a Drexel University’s Mike Serban the game winner with 12:24 left as the By Tom Maughan and Lafayette College’s Matt Lan- Dragons overcame a 2-1 deficit to Special to The Triangle The 1987 Honeywell Futurist Awards Com petition. corhave been named the East Coast defeat the Blue Hens. Serban’s three Conference Soccer Co-Players-of-the- goals, giving him eight in nine games, Last Saturday, in an impressive per­ Here’s your chance to stop us in our tracks: Pow er-up your imagination and m ake a 25-year leap into Week for the week ending Sun., Oct. moved him into first place in the ECC formance, D.U.R.T. (the Drexel the future. Turn your visions into two short essays, and you could win one of ten $3000 prizes plus a Honeywell sum nner internship, if you’re a full-time student at an accredited U.S. college or university, 12. scoring race. University Rifle Team) beat Princeton call toll-free 800-328-5111 (ext. 1581) for an entry form and com plete rules Or write: Honeywell Serban, a 5-10 forward from Hun­ Lancor, a 5-11 junior goalkeeper, 2080-1918. The match, which was Futurist Awards Com petition, M N12-4164 Honeywell R aza, Minneapolis, MN 55408. tingdon Valley, PA, led the Dragons recorded his sixth and seventh shutouts held at Drexel’s range, was the season We'll even send you a pair of future socks for practice. But don't drag your feet- to a 2-0 week with wins over Rider of the season in victories over Penn opener for a much improved Drexel you m ust request your entry form before D ecem ber 31,1986; and mail (2-0) and Delaware (3-2). The Drex­ State (1-0) and Hofstra (5-0). In the team. your entry by January 31,1987 el senior scored both goals in the vic­ upset over the Nittany Lions. Lancor This year looks very promising for tory over the Broncs and knocked in posted a career high 17 saves. D.U.R.T., having scored 2080 points, Together, we can find the answers. 8 points above last year’s high score of 2072 and 42 points over last year’s This W eek's Home Sporting Events team average. This year, D.U.R.T. is also competing in the newest Olym­ H oneyw ell Friday, October 17 pic sport, air rifle. Men’s Soccer vs. Hofstra 3:30 p.m. Seven shooters represented Saturday. October 18 D.U.R.T. with the following scores: Men’s Cross Country vs. Phila. Textile. 1:30 p.m. Jim Brady (534), Ray Wenzel (528), Delaware. Towson St., Stockton St. Jim Horn (510), Mike Grossman Men’s Lacrosse vs. Commonwealth Lacrosse Club 1:30 p.m. (508), Ken Timko (495), Tom Tuesday, October 21 Maughan (490), and Eva Dupont Men’s Soccer vs. U. of Penn 3:30 p.m. (478). Women’s Volleyball vs. Hofstra 5:00 p.m. D.U.R.T. will take on a very tough Kings College this Saturday at Kingsi