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"Such subgroups which directly concern student life than the students themselves." Boncelet said. .Student congress !r~s~~~~t!~~t:Sky themselves with issues falling under the Porter said the resolution does not set a As the wording stood, he said, no one After three months of debate, the proposed jurisdiction of the vice president of Student specific faculty to student ratio because DUSC except faculty members and students would be Delaware Undergraduate Student Congress Life shall include a substantial number of felt it would never pass if specific numbers permitted to serve on committees. resolution passed, (DUSC) resolution for a stronger student voice students to ensure the diverse representation of had been included. Boncelet said, "However, there are times passed May 10. student interests, with voting status to be "Our primary goal was to ensure that such as fraternity investigations when A compromise concerning more student determined by this committee." student voice was heard on the committees," outsiders such as the chief of police needs to representation on Faculty Senate committees Russell Porter (BE SR), DUSC president, Porter said. "The new resolution does that." be included." : · will give group a that affect students was finally reached said he was satisfied with the adopted According to Charles Boncelet, associate Boncelet said he proposed at the May 3 between DUSC and the senate. proposal. professor of electrical engineering, the original meeting that the wording be changed from "an The resolution, which was submitted and "It ensures that students will be represented resolution was not worded properly. equal number of faculty and student members" passed by an overwhelming majority, reads as on the committees upon which we are the "Personally, I did not support the original as proposed by DUSC to "The committees stronger voice follows: experts," Porter said. "No one is closer to resolution because it was too restrictive," see FACUlTY SENATE page A7 :Mother struggles .to accept violent May I have the next dance? Members of 'murder of daughter fraternity attend By Clare lyons argument they started earlier that 'Senior' Prom Ne\vs Features Editor morning on the phone. NEWPORT- Carol Brewer Karen said she hated him, pushed Tuesday night · remembers the first time she went him and told him to leave. Warren · shopping after her daughter's death. came into the kitchen, picked a knife Robyn Forest She bought a jacket, came home up out of a wooden block and raised Staff Reporter and realized she could not make the it toward Karen. Streamers and balloons hung customary phone call to say, "Guess She laughed at him, thinking it delicately on the walls , fruit what I've got?" punch and shortcake were ready Her daughter, Karen, could not to be served and "Thanks For the reply, "I've got to see it right now," Coping with murdtJr Memories" played softly in the and rush over. background. Karen will never see that jacket. Second in a four-part series Pat Maher (AS SO) checked "It's the little things that really one more time to make sure every get you," Carol says. "All the time." detail was in place. Three years ago, 25-year-old was a joke, until Warren began to After adding last minute Karen was stabbed to death by her back her up into the bedroom. touches, ladies left their rooms husband Warren Nichels, whom There he stabbed her 14 times, and were wheeled down the she'd separated from six weeks the fatal blow coming through her hallways toward the dining room earlier. back and severing her aorta. of Leader Nursi ng and Carol tells the story of her He called the police immediately Rehabilitation Center. daughter's murder with a soft voice: and has not been free since. The brothers of the Kappa Warren pulled up to Karen's home From the time of Karen's death, Alpha fraternity, having been with a co-worker, let himself into Carol has been left to cope with fear, invited to the center, waited to the house with a key Karen had left loneliness and mistrust she never escort the female residents of in the door and continued an see MURDER page A7 Leader for the facility's first-ever "Senior Prom." As the residents trickled in one by one, most confined to wheelchairs and hospital beds, Officials warn UD each was paired up with a fraternity brother. After introductions were made, some couples chatted quietly, of rabid raccoon while others danced or sat together and ate. By Adrienne Mand scene and tranquilized the Copy Desk Chief The brothers, clad in ties, raccoon, Lynn said. danced with their dates to the less A raccoon captured on campus Capt. Charles Townsend of modern popular tunes of the last week was determined to have Newark Police said the animal 1920s and 30s. rabies, and health officials are was taken to the rabies program "Up until today many of the advising anyone who had contact at the Delaware Division of residents wouldn't even come out with it to seek medical attention. Public Health, which determined of their rooms for anything except According to Investigator Jack Monday the raccoon was rabid. meals," said Judy Flanigan, a Lynn of University Police, a Joseph Siebold, director of certified nurses' aid at the home. raccoon was observed acting Student Health Services, said "It brings their day up and :•erratically" on the South Mall at rabies is a viral disease that makes them feel youthful," she THE REVIEW I Walter M. Eberz about 11 a.m. May 6. affects the central nervous said. "It isn't often that they get Dave Poling (PE JR), King of the 'Senior' Prom and his queen, Newark senior citizen Barbara Lynn said the animal was out system and is almost always fatal one on one attention." Urban, bridge the generation gap at a dance sponsored by the Kappa Alpha Order. in the daytime and was if left untreated. Martha Rogers, a resident of approaching humans, two If detected early, however, boys were plenty frisky back Susan Lalor, recreation thing." the center known as Grandma, sat then." director for the facility and a Maher, public relations behaviors which are uncommon Siebold said the condition is in her wheelchair and smiled at fer the nocturnal creature. completely preventable. An anti­ After pointing out all the university graduate, said : representative for Kappa the couples dancing. men she thought were "It's a good idea to have Alpha, said he feels the idea University Police chased the serum is administered around the "We had live bands when I was raccoon up the South Mall onto site of the bite or wound, and a handsome, she said she good looking young men was a success. young," Rogers said. "I'd dance hoped they would return come in. This very well South College Avenue, where it series of five shots are given in to anything they'd play. But the climbed a tree next to the the patient's arm at different soon. could become an annual see KAPPA AlPHA page A7 Academic Services Center. Newark Police then joined the see RACCOON page AS

~----INDEX----~ No light at end of drug News Analysis ...... A2 Marine's valor remembered Campus Briefs ...... A2 Classifieds ...... 86 Comics ...... 87 and alcohol tunnel for '66 university graduate killed in Police Report ...... A2 Review and Opinion ...... A8 flight over Vietnam in 1968 Sports ...... 84 high school students lunatic Ringe ...... A3 . memorialized in ceremony Some names have been changed to wheelbarrow and was yanked two protect the identities of minors. By Karen Klopp Petry Rice. ---Also it~siJe: --- blocks up the street at 7:30 p.m. after SEnior Staff Repotter Rice quoted a "good friend By Clare lyons throwing up on a friend 's lawn for NPWS Fearures Editor The honor guard carrying of Bird's," Norman Neide, as Points for charity ...... A3 two-and-a-half hours. He'd swigged a the colors marched in quiet saying: "It might seem as Flood in Towers ...... A3 Pete pulled himself out of bed at whole bottle of Mad Dog 20120 that unison. Their precision steps though not many people put Rockets and students ...... A3 8:30a.m. felt a huge welt on the side afternoon. accentuated the solemnity of very much stock in patriotism of his head, decided his mom would Pete's friends tossed him omo the the memorial ceremony nowadays, but let there be no be suspicious if he got up so early on sidewalk as neighbors drove by, so honoring a fallen' comrade, doubt that it is because of a Saturday and rolled over to sleep 1st Lt. Leonard Adrian Bird, men like Lenny that our off the rest of his hangover. U.S. Marine Corps, who was country continues to be a The 14-year-old Newark High killed in Vietnam in 1968. great nation and remains free. School freshman remembers, with the Obstacles to education The memorial was held Lenny was more than a help of his friend Joe, his ride horne First in a series of stories Tuesday in Kirkbride Hall by person. He was an the previous evening. the 1991S Arnold Air Society inspiration." 1st Ueut. Leonard Adrian Bird "Climb in," he remembers Joe (AAS) Pledge Class. AAS is A U.S. flag was presented telling him. Joe had nestled himself the barrow appeared empty from the a service organization of Air in Bird's memory to Lt Col. Michael Seay. into a wheelbarrow which he road. Force ROTC. The eulogy Richard D . Martel, "It is important that we not forget Lt. borrowed from a neighbor to "move "I really looked dead," Pete for Bird, a university commander of AFROTC Bird's ultimate sacrifice," said Martel as some stuff." recalls. graduate, was given by Detachment 128 by he accepted the nag. "I'm not getting in there," Pete When they arrived at Pete's AFROTC Cadet Maj. Doug AFROTC Cadet Third Class remembers thinking. parents' house, Joe knocked on the see MARINE HONORED page A7 "It's real comfortable," Joe had door. Pete's older brother answered said. shook his head and said, "Put him ~ Convinced, Pete climbed into the see NO LIGHT page A6 A2 .THIIfVIEW•Mzt 14,1993

News Analysis Alternative to lifting gay ban contemplated:

By lS Mc:C.ue In the letter. McGuire says: "MY University history Aillcx:illt l\leol E6la life was changed horribly by the With the debate aver homosexuals Military's excessive and capricious professor receives serving in the armed forces application of what. then. was pan of 1993 Guggenheim animing in Congressional hearings (Uniform Code of Military Justice]. this week. a compromise plan to The system, as it now s&ands. is open Olristine Leigh Heyrman. President Clinlon's initiative to halt to abuses and arbitrary application. mociaie ~essor of biliory. the ban on gays in the mililary is For that reason, 1332.14 should he ba5 been r:wned rtcipicDt d a rall ying support among Senior rescinded." 1993 ~ FcDowstUp Dcmoaatic and Republican Senators. The compromise, if adopted, 10 mist in the mntjn!Mjm of The compromise calls for ending increases the chances or deception lu studies of spirituality in the the mili tary's efforts to uncover among the military ranks because. in Sootbcm brackl:ouDI:ry. boamexuals. but would still bar gay effect. it is asking homosexuals not to Heyrmm. .no bas been with men and women from serving in the disclose their sellual orientation. lriveniry for lbtte yean. is m ar:rm1 forces if they are upfront about Gen. Norman Schwarzk 1pf, who compromi~e . early Amcr:ical hisaaiaD who their sexuality 0 supports the said, special.ius in the period stating Sen. Sam Nw1n (IHJa), who heads "Don't ask the question, h.Jt don't with the arrival o( the first lbe Armed Services Committee and tolerate any homosexual aL dvity or sct1lers and ending with the opposes lifting the 50-year ban behavior in the c.ganization." War of 1812. barring homosexuals from the Indeed, the compromise wou ld The studies will cover military, summed up the compromise make for an ambiguous piece of '"religion in the Soutbcm policy as, "'Don' I ask. don't tell." legislation because it does not clearly !'nnier. during the period Qinton. who proposed lifting the draw the line between what is between 1no and 1830," ban in January and called for the acceptable be.havior and what is not. Heyrmao said Sena1e hearings, is opposed to the Secretary of Defense Les Aspih She will aamine tbc rise o( llilllEVIfW/Wlbw M. n..n compromise, wh ich would make must present a draft executive order evangelistic Protestant It may not be sunny Florida. but ifs the best we've got - students enjoy this Wffk's beautiful permanent his interim policy to Clinton by July 15. Aspin's aideS deoominatioosintbe Wcst, as weather while studying under umbrellas outside the Morris Library. prohi biti ng the military practice of said they will begin hearing advi cF well as wiK:baaft. folldore and asking recruits their sexual from advocacy groups, military magic as I"Cticed by while $3,925,000. Diversity training geared toward diversity and orientation. leaders and lawmakers in early June. : Heyrman teaches ao American awareness. - - - -·and American Indians. IUchard McGuire, chief engineer McGuire said he "hopes th~l Heynnan will also study the History survey course. a crurse on workshops offered to ~[The workshops I are to help or WVUD and an air force veteran Clinton grows some balls by July." ; spirituality of ordinary the American revolution and university community people learn to apprecia!e diversi:ty who was discharged for being Comparing the issue to the barrink Soulhemm trom 1no to 1829 graduate-level semixa:s on early in all of us." Davis said. homosexual, called the compromise of blacks from serving in the militarY, in relation to the Baptist and American history. She said the tmh-ersity is doing "a P.R man' s dream." he said Clinton needs to do wh ci1 Mclhodi5t chun:bes coming to She did her undergraduate w

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Copyrtp 1993 The Review May 14, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A3 . Lunatic Clinton proposes increase in cigarette taxj currently smoke, and 73 percent of Bill Ricketson, field representative Raising the price would also make it $2 hike in price adults_favor the tax increase. for the American Cancer Society, said: harder for kids to buy cigarettes, he ;:Ringe Lisa Hohenadel, director of "We feel that one area the increase will said. aims to decrease communications for the American have a large impact on is young Dan Dziubczynski (AS FR) said, ., Lung Association, said, "If this money people. That's our biggest goal right "It's ridiculous that Clinton wants to • t) costs of presidents is really allotted for health care it will now, to deter young people from double the price of cigarettes, because Episode Thirteen: A Road be great because it comes from starting." smoking is a choice you have and he':.; ·, ' health care plan something detrimental and goes The increase will have some impact doubling it just to make people quit." : l. Trip to the Nation's towards something good." on die-hard smokers, Ricketson said, Nancy Budacz (AS SO) sai~ Capital The American Heart Association, but it will be more difficult for those although she thinks the proposed tall • JJ , By jennifer Post the American Lung Association and the people to quit. increase is a positive step to discourage St•ff RPpotiPI Ameri can Cancer Society all support Mark Meister, executive director for people from smoking, it is unrealistil; " : . The university's second favorite selling As part of a national plan to control the increase, Hohenadel said. the Medical Society of Delaware, said to think the money generated from th~ point is the school's location. (The first health costs and guarantee coverage for The three organizations have formed there is a percentage of hard-core increase will significantly contribute to being Ben and Jerry's ice cream selling in all Americans, President Clinton has the Coalition on Smoking whi ch is smokers who will not give up smoking reducing the cost of health care. : The Scrounge) proposed raising the tax on cigarettes working on pass ing legislation to ban for one reason or another. Rebecca Conk (HR FR) said:: .. "The school is the geographical mid­ from the current 24 cents to $2-per­ cigarette smoking in public places in However, Meister said, "There is a "People shouldn't be paying $4 for ~ point between New York, Baltimore, pack. Delaware, as well as lobbying in greater percentage of smokers who pack of cigarettes. They should ju9t Washington D.C. and Philadelphia," the ""' According to government studies, Washington D.C. to support the would like to quit, so perhaps this quit. It's better for everyone anyway ." : tour guide states, as he stumbles approximately 25 percent of Americans proposed increase. would be the incentive." backward over a shrub. , .'··'. After the facts are spouted by the guides, the fathers in the tour group ask a few questions to embarrass sons and daughters like, "Ah ... there is a curfew, right?" Sigma Nu ' , "t Giggle. Giggle. Fathers have a knack for embarrassing Future engineers launch rockets their children in front of crowds of brothers · people. University students and local children demonstrate 2-week projects "Ah ... Mr. Guide," I could picture a . is father yelling over the quiet comments of ) !' other tour goers, "were you aware of my !;!!"~~!Jr:sky return to hemorrhoid problem?" "T-minus five, four. three, two, one," .·· "No ... Sir,l was not." yelled 25 third through fifth gl'OOers and "My wife has a bad case too ... that's 20 university engineering srudents. house how we met don't you know ... at the They all cheered as a !(}-inch rocket •..r clinic." blasted off in Frazier Field Thursday. Some charismaless tour guides don't Fifteen seconds later, spectators By Kristen Livolsi 5taff~porter really help these situations very much. waJ.ched a nose cone fly off the tip of the One student told me that while on a tour, rocket. A loud ''boom" was heard, and The four Sigma Nu fraternity a father asked about financial aid and the the rocket plurmneted to the ground. brothers charged with possession of guide said, "I don't know. I don't know The field aJ. the Bob Carpenter Sports drug paraphernalia had their charges anyone who's ever had to deal with that." Center served as the space center for the reduced in a Wilmington court thi~ The whole family was embarrassed. day's expedition. week from felonies to misdemeanors, said president of the fraternity Jefi : f: The guides then go on to point out After two weeks of preparation, the Vanderpool (BE JR). . l ~ many places that most students never visit rockets, constructed by children from ~ f. in the four years they are at the school, However, said Assistant Dean of Richardson Park Learning Center with Students Nancy Geist, the like the Writing Center, The President's help from engineering students, had university's student judicial referral~ ':.· office, Mitchell Hall and for some their fiJ'St and final launches. •'" students, even the academic buildings. for illegal drug .and firework charge~ Each of the 25 children, who have against the brothers are still in the learning or behavior problems, spent The Hare Krishna Had Their Way preliminary stages. : two Monday afternoons building and In addition, students residing in With Us plinting the rockets. After thinking back to the advantages the Sigma Nu fraternity house wer6 Eric Nauman (EG SR), coordinator permitted to move back in last Frida)! of the school's locale the guide had of Thursday's event, said the idea to by the city fire marshal and Vic~ mentioned, and with only two weeks left bring the students together transpired in our college careers, my house mates President of Student Life Stuart after several engineers went into the Sharkey, Vanderpool said. · and I decided to take advantage of the students' classroom and performed university's location. We drove down to The brothers were evicted April experiments with balloons. 13, after lighting illegal fireworks Washington D.C. to have some fun and "It went really well," he said , "and maybe even learn something. and setting off a fire alarm. Upon we received so much positive feedback investigation, fire of(icials found There was nothing I learned in my four decided to try something on a bigger we many fire code violations and drus years at school that I could have ~lied ~ -~ seal " - •••. --- . -- to the people that cqnfronted us when we Ten-year-old Asia Entzminger said parapl:l~~ia; pojj~~~il. ...,: :. •• arriv-ed. First o'f'which was a Hare building the rockets was "the hardest ., Four·of tb~ ..frat .~r.P~ty , b~gt~ers: whq wert~ 1=harg~ on ·;~ 'WiVJdua! Krishna disguised as someone collecting part, but it ~(lin" -·· for an animal rights group. basis, · have been 'teinporamy The following week, they met again suspended from the fraternity: He begged for money, promising a gift to spray-paint their creations. Vanderpool said. : with our donation. On the Lunatic "Spray-painting was awesome," 12· Out of the 31 original brother~ annoying scale the guy was somewhere year-old David Lance said. "Now I between something stuck between your living in the house, 24 moved i'R might want to be an engineer or a immediately after the final inspection teeth and a paper cut on your eye ball. In carpenter. of fire violations and said they wer~ order to rid ourselves of the annoying "But I defmitely want to go to the guy, we ended up giving him a few bucks. relieved to be back in their residence.· university when I grow up." Bryan Olson _(AS SO) said: "It:i When rain began to fall 45 minutes great. It is so cool to be back. Th~ Isn't It Too Cold to Make An Eskimo before take-off time, the launch was was no place to hang out. "A lot o$ Pie? alrrost cm:eled. times I'd walk around campus Next we were off to the Smithsonian to Marisia Makowski (EG SR), one of between classes doing nothing." • take in the North· America Exhibit. They the university students wcxking with the Tom Savelle (AS JR) said the had glass cases with life-like lookin~ children, said she was concerned about eviction changed the atmosphere <>( Native Americans doing everyday thmgs, the weather and the wind, which can theoouse. : so people could see how these people cause the rockets to fly sideways. "It doesn't seem like homo used to live. However, the rain stopped short THE REVJ'W I Walter M. Eberz Blast Off! A rocket constructed by university engineering stul·:?nts and anymore. It's so late in the semester\ One might expect intelligent people before lake off giving clearance f

I A4 •THE REVIEW.May 14,1993 Sorority holds point drive Members have function to donate meal plan credit to charity

By Ron Porter with President David P. Roselle ''Then each week we put out a menu ltlsisUnl Spew Ecltot sometime this week about the so [the hungry] can pick from a variety The Food Bank of Delaware and possibility of the charity receiving a offoods." the Gamma Sigma Sigma service greater percentage of the donations The Food Warehouse Program, sorority joined forces to feed the next year. designed to provide homeless agencies state's less fortwlale and give students "When you buy something at the that are members of the Food Bank an outlet for leftover points. Scrounge," she said, "you pay 70 with first-quality food items, operates University students were asked to percent for the labor of Jreparation and by purchasing large quantities of non· (!Onate their meal plan points, which unloading it off the truck and 30 perishable foods bought through will be used to buy food at wholesale percent for the actual food. donations from such programs as the Pfices for the homeless, in a food drive "I hope that the percentages can point drive. lt the Perkins Student Center this change," Semian said, "but I'm still Regardless of the percentages, the fuesday and last Wednesday. grateful that [the university) is willing Food Bank can use the money they •; The drive began when Laura to let us do this. receive to purchase items of greater $emian (BE SR), a member of the "We elected to work through this nutritional value than what you fmd in SOrority, started hearing that people group," Dining Service Director the campus dining halls, Semian said. ,Were interested in buying food with Randle Clay said ''This is a new and "We store food in the warehouses ~eir excess points at the end of the innovative IXOgtam. the whole thing is and if we have too much of one ~pring semester and donating it to very positive." product, then we call other charity. Clay also staled that the budget to organizations and see if they need Semian contacted university Dining pay employees and keep the buildings some of what we have an excess," Services and was told she could set up running is all based on the money Alcre said. the drive. given through meal plans, therefore, Gamma Sigma Sigma President She said donations from both days the points at the end of the semester Melissa Tyrrell (BE JR) said the group iotalled $6,400. can't be refunded because the money was the the most pleased when ; "When we started, I only expected is already spent. actually packaging the food obtained THE REVIEW /Waller M. Eberz to collect $2,000. But with donations The Food Bank is the largest of five from the donated points. Tony Triboletti, who lost his hot dog stand's permit for outside Wilmington Trust on Main _ of $ 100, $200 and even one for $400, anti-hunger programs in the nation and 'When we packaged, we saw all the Street, received a n~w permit in front of 90 East Main Cafe just about 10 yards away from the we got more." is a non-profit organization. The work that we had done right in front of Because the Food Bank receives Bank's mission, said assistant in us. That was very satisfying." only 30 percent of the donations agency relations for the Delaware Semian said, "I feel that this is collected, Semian said she wishes the branch Kaia Akre, is to obtain a better because if you have points left charity could gain more of a profit completely hunger-free community. over at the end of the semester, the from the drive. 'The Bank relies on donations from university gets all of them. This way, Semian said she is scheduled to talk businesses and schools," she said. they only get some. Clinton: cut bio-med funding Ideal for journalism, Scientists uneasy over possible research money reduction English, business and technical writing and By Jessica Gordon "The president called for a 3.2 communication majors. Sraff Reporter percent increase for the NIH, less Write news releases, featurt: President Clinton's reforms to than the rate at which the cost of articles, notices for UPDATE, I us taday at meanrngful work expenence reduce federal spending for performing biomedical research the University's weekly biomedical research has scientists increases each year." newspaper for employees, 302-453-2610 worried about the future of health Since the budget was proposed, to schedule an as Telephone Sales Associates. Our part·- , care. administration officials have been faculty and students. Many scientists are convinced trying to reassure scientists that May be taken for credit interview. We are that if more money were invested the increase for the NIH does not (if approved) and/or located in the Casho professional environment in research, the cost of health decrease the president's interest experience. Majority of the Mill Prof~ssional care would be reduced. Clinton's on medical research. Scientists assignments are on campus. administration, however, is have been told that the budget Center, at the time positions offer: proposing spending cuts as a will be changed again in the CaU Ed Okonowicz, intersection of Casho s olution to lower health care future. Office of Public Relations, Mill & Elkton Rd. costs. Leamon Lee, director of the at 831-2791. opposite Kindercare) flexible schedules Dennis Shine, president for the division of financial management 'Ins titute of Medicine, which is at the NJH, emphasized his work affiliated with the National in prevention research. Academy of Sciences, defended Lee said the definition of the Clinton administration in the prevention research was President Clinton April 28 issue of "The Chronicle influenced, at least in part, by the PLACE YOUR of Higher Education." desire "to demonstrate the role CONFIDENCE IN Shine' said, "The anxiety is that that NIH plays in the health care FOXCROFT ihe products of biology are arena." THE RING lEADERS 6riving up health care costs, and He added, "It appears that !hat one problem is to, in fact, that's where the movement is, constrain the development of new toward prevention, and we are 1 bedroom from $465 ideas." tying to say that the will is These budget cuts worry heavily oriented in that 2 bedrooms from $550 scientists because they result in a direction." decrease in research for diseases Linda Dion, instructor for life pr ivai,' entrancf:s such as AIDS and cancer. and health sciences, said: "Doing walk to U of D Daniel T. 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By E. Janene Nolan African-American mayor was less than SUif ffepoMr ''We wish [Delmerico] well and would like to acknowledge his objective." Wilmington Mayor James H. Sills Sills said he is currently searching ·is now hunting for a new special contribution to my administration." for two people to fill Delrnerico's job assistant after the recent release of - Mayor james H. Sills in the mayor's office. Mark Delmerico, his number 2 aide in Sills said he plans to make the job his office. of special assistant two titles because . Delmerico, who handled media personnel matter. stressful, and more difficult than he proposals, the council did not approve "We wish [Delmerico] well and the nature of the position justifies ,elations and dealt with City Council, anticipated." of the increases and Sills decided to splitting the job between two people. would like to acknowledge his Delmerico, 39, said he expected to 6 :will be returning to his fOI'Irer job as withdraw his percent increase, he Baker said he was not aware of contribution to my administration," have responsibility for public supervisor with the Division of State said. Sills plan to hire two people for Service Centers. Sills said. infonnation, although he did not have Delmerico said he would have City Councilman lames M. Baker a lot of experience with it. considered staying· in the stressful Delmerico's position and the proposal , Although Sills confirmed the would have to be approved by council. said the result of the fuing had nothing He said the position was stressful resignation was mutually agreed upon position if he received the negotiated Delmerico said he was pleased to by himself and Delmerico, some to do with City Council, it was the because he played too many roles in salary of $59,000. medias' dissatisfaction with him make a contribution to the new :media sources said Delmerico came Sills' administtation. "I put a large amount of time and administration's first 100 days and is Baker said. "Press people weren't "I didn't expect to work 60 hours a Under fire by City Council. political energies into the still committed to the mayor's getting accurate information." : Delmerico agreed the resignation week." he said. administtation," he said. platforms. Baker also said, "People get into Delmerico added that when he ,was mutual, but cited salary When asked how he handled the He said there are no hard feelings government positions and may fmd out joined the administtation he negotiated media, Delmerico said his relationship :stipulations as a key factor. with the mayor's office and added he ~ Sills said, "I do not wish to say that it is not that simple." a salary with the mayor. was "excellent." with the exception of He said, "[Delmerico] probably The time came to approach City is looking forward to spending Lime ·anything else because of the 'The News Journal." with his children as well as Laking on was in an area he found to be too Council with the increased salary He said the coverage of, "The fJISt Mayor James H. Sills :confidential nature of this as a the role of an everyday citizen. I New sidewalks to be I ~onstructed on Main St.

well as any tree work that needs to be ~=~r done to prevent further damage, Luft : · 'Newark City Council unanimously said ~pproved a $250,000 package to The project will go from the Newarl< 'Continue repairs on sidewalks and trees Newsstand east to Chapel Street on the ~ong East Main Street Mooday. north side of Main Street, Luft said. and ~ The package was originally from Chapel Street to the Old State p-oposed about four years ago because Theater on the south side. 'of-'a few major problems on Main Because the city asked the .~City Manager Carl Luft said. merchants three years ago to re-pave :!!RePairs for the brick sidewalk along with bricks for beautification reasons, ~northern side of Main Street began he said. the city will split the costs of aoout three years ago, with new brick the old repairs. tDying from the Newarl< Newsstand to "After consulting all parties :ffll(I(S Cafe, Luft said. involved," he said, "the council carne ~::I'he city will resume repairing the up with a plan for the repairs." ~~.t of Main Street's sidewalks The estimated bricklaying cost will fo!_netime after the city's Newark be split 50-50 between the city and the ~ght, a family street festival, on June merchants, Luft said ,~ ~ The city came to this decision, he : ~:.Because brick paving is trore costly said, by figuring what the costs of ijlan regular paving, Luft said. the new regular paving would have been, ~will be done in cement. charging that price to the merchants and :•• !J!e said the repairs were spread out footing the rest of the bill themselves. !>ver the years in order to spare Main The city will begin surveying the Stteet from closing its entire sidewalk area within the next month, and , THE REVIEW I Walter M. Eber • lbtan extended period of time. construction is expected to start in early University workers start to pack up their tools for the day after completing a day's construction while students bathe in the sun !i;1-uft cited three primary reasons for summer. tl» repairs: The package was awarded to and play on the volleyball courts on Harrington Beach. ·· First, the sidewalks along Main Ditomasso Brothers Consttuction Co., Street were cracking and settling in the lowest bidder, according to Luft. various ploces. The city merchants, who will be .. Second. the damage to the sidewalk most directly effected by these repairs, was causing the trees to split and have mixed feelings on the idea. further cmck the pavement and cause Several merchants were happy the Rabid raccoon captured, officials warn of risks nmdamage. repairs were being done, but not all continued from P.age A1 may have seemed friendly by and dogs, horses and deer., '\,nY Delaware in the 1970s, when : • :Jbird, the area business ~iation shared the enthusiasm 1 approaching people, students warm-blooded mammal can hunters in Virginia brought many had been trying to get the city to Scott's Ice Cream was not actively intervals until 25 days after may have found it cute and come contract it, he said, and people infected raccoons from Florida financially suppon a beautification involved in the movement to gel the infection. in contact with it. should have their pets into the region, Kaza said. The progmm for the area, including Main street's repaired, but knew that the Siebold said rabies can be "People have a tendency to vaccinated. animals slowly migrated north ~ repairs were "inevitable". transmitted to humans through take in wild animals as pets," he Fifty-two cases of rabies have and the infections spread. • Luft said merchants are responsible The management at CVS, on the bites, cuts and scratches from an said. "Hopefully nobody let it been confirmed in the state of While he warned students not Cqr, the sidewalks in front of their other hand, did not know the repairs infected animal, or if any saliva into their apartment or residence Delaware this year, Kaza said, to pet or pick up any wild liM,inesses. and they are responsible for were inevitable. comes in contact with an open hall." including several stray cats found animals, Kaza said, a scratch or tlii.cost of the new ones. "This is the first I've heard of them" wound. Babu Kaza, manager of the in Wilmington in recent weeks. bite may not lead to infection. '::the city will pay fa curb repair, as Student Health Services has rabies program, said, "Even Townsend said this is the first "Rabies is totally preventable r ~ not learned of anyone attacked by though [a wild animal] may seem report of a rabid animal on when treated, and treatment is the raccoon, but Siebold said, friendly, the best thing to do is campus in more than a year, absolutely 100 percent ~ffective . " "We want to make sure .anyone not go near it and leave it alone." though some were detected three who was scratched or bitten gets Kaza said raccoons are the or for years ago tracking a path treatment right away ." most common carriers of rabies, across Kent and Sussex counties. He said because the raccoon followed by skunks, foxes, cats A rabies epidemic began in

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Greg used to smoke marijuana. promotes beer as having fun and that wheelbarrowed home, says the drug By Clare Lyons he says. as the conversation swi~Cl\es bed. where~ slept for 11 hours. but stopped bec~use, he says, "My as much as anything contributes to and alcohol education he got in News FNiures Eddor to drugs. "but nothing regularly." ~ • Students m New Castle County stepmother does 11 and I see how she alcoholism because of how much seventh and eighth grades "didn't do Holden skates up to his friend's Last week, Holden discovered high schools ~~t it is a problem. turns out." . . time kids spend in front of TV." shit. driveway with a Marlboro in his hand. cocaine and "tried it" seven times.in ,,Parents and adrrurustrators agree. Greg says alcohol use m h1gh The recent increase in substance "The stuff they talk about just He takes a short drag, fixes his two days. ,. But in a society where drinking is schools is "pretty bad," but he sees no abuse, Blackson says, can also be makes you want to do it more," he mirrored John Lennon-style "It's a pretty hefty drug," he ~ys, !"Xeptable '!-'ld accessible, so far there way ofred~ing iL . . attributed in part to the economy. says, "it sounds like fun." sunglasses and sits on his skateboard. his eyes widening a little, "but I'd ; .1s no solutiOn to teenage substance He rece1ves substance education m "We have a watered down version Dalessio says Delaware schools ''How you doing?" he says to his most definitely do it some more." . _.abuse. health and biology classes, but says of success," he says. "Students are are "on the right track," but more age- friend, tossing his jacket on the Holden sajs he's aware of the :. "I think it's a significant problem." they don't help. saying, 'Since I shouldn't plan for appropriate education needs to be blacktop. dangers of d!).igs and alcohol. Just that "syas Linda Dalessio, a certified drug "Nobody listens." long-range success I'll go for the applied from the start. His friend. who is rolling back and past Tuesday, a police officer carne to , , ~d alcohol _counselor. "About 80 Guidanc~ counselors in Dela~. short-termandgetajobandacar." The state's requirements for forth on a skateboard a few feet away, St. Mar.k's to talk about drugs. OJPCrcent of h1gh schoolers have had saddled w1th the task of educatmg Blockson says another major substance and abuse education in the has just finished describing Holden' s "I laughed through the whole some involvement." students, try to overcome the listening contributing factor to teenage cwriculwn include predicting the side afternoon the day before. thing," he says, smiling. "They . ; Dalessio directs youth and family problem by integrating programs into alcoholism is that when the effects of drug and alcohol use on the "He came over drunk, chucked always seem to give the negative ; 11couns7ling for C_hild Inc .•. an the cun:iculum and holding special community comes together. alcohol is body and on the ability to drive. upstairs, came downstairs, drank a aspect of drugs. l found it amusing." ~ .organtzat10n whtch prov1des assemblies. inevitably involved. The curriculum must also address glass of milk and chucked in the Holden can't afford the drugs he'd · counseling, prevention and education The state requires 15 hours of drug "In the home and the community, the dangers of combining drugs, bathroom downstairs before he said like to keep doing, but he has no ; ·. programs to high schools through a and alcohol education worked into alcohol is almost always associated steroid use and the relationship of 'hi' to me," his friend says. "Then he problem getting alcohol. He gets it . ,,contract with the Christina School the curriculum during each year of with fun activities," he says. "But drug use to diseases such as HIV and said he had to leave to go see his from older friends, or from his Pi strict. high school. we're not talking about limits. We're learning disorders. shrink." . parents. ••. She says Child Inc. counsels about Hal Blockson, a guidance sending a mixed message: drink all Refusal skills to combat peer Holden says: "Yeah, every "My dad's an alcoholic," he says 100 kids annually, a number which counselor at Newark High School, you want as long as you don't drive." pressure. alternatives to substance use Tuesday I take a good six or seven matter-of-factly, "so he's always got • . has "drastically increased" over the says prevention programs are worked Dalessio says a necessary part of and support groups are also shots before I go down. Yesterday booze." ·. )ast five years. Still, Delaware is into health classes under the heading solving the problem is de- discussed. was too much.'' He says his parents know he , consistent with national substance "building resistance skills." This time glamourizing drugs and alcohol in In addition to the state's education Holden, who requested the drinks, but don't say much about it. · abuse statistics which are on the rise, of year, the school also holds three the same way society changed requirements. Snook says, Christiana pseudonym after Holden Caulfield of "l think they're scared to bring it she says. assemblies before events which could perceptions of smoking. has a team of teachers and "The Catcher in the Rye," says his up," he says. A 1989 university study, however, involve alcohol: the senior ball, the She points to advertisements that administrators who refer students to psychiatrist doesn't really care if he' s After a long moment of thought, revealed that Delaware public high junior I senior prom and graduation. portray beer drinkers as thin, the proper charmels for treatment. drunk when he arrives. Holden says he drinks "to get away school teachers found 6 percent less • beautiful people having fun. A drug and alcohol counselor "I'm more open when I'm drunk," from it all for a little bit' ,_ learning interference from drugs and Placmg the Blame "The reality for a lot of people takes voluntary appointments once a he says, "so I just say anything.'' temporarily." alcohol than the national average. Blackson says the community has who drink," she says, "is a really week at Middletown, Kabis says, and Holden, 14, is .a freshman at St. Holden • s friend says all their The study surveyed teachers in "dumped the responsibility back on different picture." the school also has an adolescent Mark's High School, where he was friends went through a stage in which each of Delaware's schools about schools. health project which does peer suspended for three days when they drank whenever they could get discipline problems and drug and "Parents say, 'You people have to One Thing Leads to Another counseling. alcohol was found in his locker. their hands on a bottle. al cohol use in particular. It reported do something about it,"' he said. Holden, 14, a freshman at St. Kabis says a joint effort exists "The only day I brought it in," he "I guess [Holden) just never got 26 percent of Delaware teachers "They're placing the blame rather Mark's High School, says he's tried between parents and the schools in says, "they searched my locker. through that stage." he says. found drugs and alcohol to intrude on than dealing with the shame." juslahout eve(Vlhill£!. order to combat alcoholism. Usuall.v I just eet drunk in the car When asked if he's afraid of learning as compared to 32 percent of He says parents often react to news The first time he got drunk, last Because of Middletown's small before school." becoming an alcoholic - after only teachers nationally. of their children drinking with: "I summer, he threw up for hours until size, she says, the administration can He generally comes to school 10 months of drinking - Holden says • • don't think my kid's drinking is a he went to bed. That stopped him keep in touch with parents and kids. drunk twice a week, and this was flatly, "l think I already am." Drmkmg to get Drunk problem. I'd rather have them have a from drinking for two weeks. "I think the school's involvement about his 20th time "blasted." Julie remembers clutching the beer than a marijuana cigarette." Since then. he has dabbled in pot, is adequate," she says. "I had a hard-core buzz," Holden rosaries her grandmother had given A survey Newark High conducted cocaine and acid. says, "but l couldn't speak her. four years ago found 54 percent of He rocks back and forth on his Searching for Solutions intelligently, so I didn't say much." Mmntll(\~raph). She remembers the burning in her parents were aware of their kids' skateboard, opens his blue eyes wide, Mike, 16, a freshman at Delcastle He takes another puff on his ~ ll! 'I I Ill"\ I\, •\' c'l\111 \' ,·.q ''''I throat and the stench of her breath. drinking. smiles and says. "I'd most definitely High School, says he drinks about cigarette and squints his blue eyes. She remembers the friend who 'This is a problem that should first do it some more." once a month, less than most people "I've tried just about everything," I-SUO- .\( 'S-2Jt5 ,:Stayed at· her bedside as she threw up be fought at home," says Kaye No one doubts that alcohol is the his age. Tonight, he steps onto the ice ' into a trash can while 25 of her other Snook, school nurse at Christiana most abused drug at the high school at the university's ice arena as an : friends enjoyed the keg in her High School. "But schools, the level, but, Blockson says, drinking is alternative to partying. parents' house. community and the state should have likely to expose kids to other He says the state should "ban I The 17-year-old Newark High some responsibility. substances. drinking- for everyone." , junior recalls the spring break party "Parents don't want to know what "You're in a certain culture when Dalessio says, " Maybe it's History of Technology Travel/ ·· she held her sophomore year. "I'd kids do, but they do know." you're drinking," Blockson says. "I unrealistic for us to wait until they're : only had four wine coolers, maybe Dalessio says, from her work as an have a lot of kids who said getting 21 to try experimenting, but most Conference Grants ; some beer," she says, "and three hits alcohol counselor in the Christina involved with drugs was a result of experiment otherwise." i off a bong." districts, most kids' ftrst experiences going to keg parties." She says in an ideal world where Every year, the History Department awards money to ; Five minutes later, Julie felt with alcohol are through their parents. Substance abusers are usually people drink socially and there is no undergraduate and graduate students to allow them to attend I herself trembling, dizzy and barely "They copy or continue on their polyabusers, Dalessio says, beginning history of alcoholism in the family, : able to stand up. own without their parents' with alcohol because it's accessible, she sees no problem. annual meetings of academic societies related to the history 1 "I started shaking and bugging permission," Dalessio says. "But for a socially acceptable and quality "But from what we know," she of technology (e.g., the Society for the History of Technol­ ; out," she says. lot of kids it's a family problem not controlled. says, "experimenting is a real risk ogy, the History of Science Society, the Business History ' Julie remembers looking at the limited to substance abuse." Dalessio says kids as young as 8 that anybody take s-.'~ Conference, the American Association for the Advancement clock in between heaves and Dalessio says teen-age users often years old start experimenting with By the high school age, Burpee of Science) or a special conference related to the history of wondering, "When am I gonna come have a history of domestic violence, inhalants, alcohol and marijuana. says, patterns are already developed. technology. The money comes from the Bassett Ferguson back?" problems in peer relationships or She says most high schoolers She says education has to start at the "I kept thinking I'd be brain- sexualorphysicalabuse. choose marijuana and cocaine, after juniorhighlevel. Scholarship Fund and awards normally cover both the cost of damaged and die," she says. "Kids' problems have gotten more alcohol. She also notes a resurgence "It's a lot easier to build a healthy travel to a meeting and living expenses while attending. Any · She asked her friend for her complex," she says, "and they' re of LSD. drug-free child," she says, "than to try faculty member may nominate a student from any depart­ grandmother's rosaries, twisted them carrying more emotional baggage Blockson says cocaine seems to be to stop one that's already involved." ment after checking with the student to see if he orshe would around her fingers and curled up with them to school." ~he drug of choice at Newark and Moira, a junior at Brandywine be interested in attending such a meetin2. Deadline for · ' under her cornfoner to sleep. Dalessio tells kids who come to there have been incidents of crack. High School, says she's never tried She says she drinks about four her: "It won't get any better on your He says there isn't much evidence of drugs and "hardly ever" drinks. receipt ofnominations for 1993-94 is Ma~ 21. 1993.. Nomina- · times per month, less than most of own. If you don't deal with it, it will kids smoking pot. But, she says, "For a lot of people, tions should be accompanied by transcripts of the nominees ~ her friends. cause problems throughout your life." Snook says she suspects kids come drinking's a big problem. and forwarded to Reed Geiger, Department of History. 'J Kristine Burpee, a district drug and Ruth Kabis, a visiting teacher and in under the influence of drugs more "A lot of my friends drink like alcohol coordinator at Dickinson guidance counselor at Middletown than she really knows. fish." High School, says, "All research High School. says dealing with ...... \ , shows that at this age kids drink to substance abuse needs to be a joint get drunk." effon. Burpee says there is a trend among "It's our responsibility, too," Kabis teens to binge drink as part of an says, "because they're here eight attention-getting device. hours a day.'' "Nobody Ustens" The Quick Fix j Greg, 15, says he "drinks to get "I wanted to get drunk all the

1 drunk," usually three 22-ounce Colt time," says Joe, 15, a sophomore at 1 45s. Newark High School. ! He fi rst got drunk with some "It got so bad I wanted to get into ! friends hanging out in a park when he drugs ... and then I got scared." : was a seventh grader at Kirk Blockson says the hopelessness of ; Elementary School. Now 15, he students' fmancial situations and the

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A negative drug test is a requirement for employment. May 14, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A7 Mother struggles to accept murder of daughter

continued from page A1 "meant to be," Carol says she feels see an elderly man, and then once he's served his time. under the robbed not only of a mother­ panicking. justice system, he has paid for his experienced before. She has found daughter relationship, but of a "I got terrified." crime. friendship and understanding in the friendship, as well . She says she wanted to throw the But, she says. "Emotionally, I Survivors of Accident and Murder "We were really friends,'' she toilet paper down on the counter, run don't think a murderer should be let (SAM) support group in Newark. says. out the door and go home. free, simply because he's already Carol remembers learning of her "Karen was very protective of me "And then I thought, 'Stop that. proven he's capable of taking a daughter's death from police at the and sometimes I wondered who was That's ridiculous. It's not your son­ human life." . doctor's office where she works , the mother." in-law."' Carol says she was satisfied with two hours after the stabbing. · Karen came over to the house one She says she stood there "like a the treatment she got from the A female officer who knew Karen snowy morning, Carol says, just to normal person," paid and left. justice system. told Carol "there has been an make S\lfe her mother didn't slip on As she sits poised on the sofa in "It worked for me," she says. "I accident." her way to the car. her pink medical assistant's uniform, think the system itself is solid, but Immediately, Carol thought her The first rainy day after Karen's Carol explains that her medical there' s a real weakness as far as son had crashed his car. death, Carol returned from the office training helps her suppress reactions victim's advocates. ''Mrs. Brewer, there has been an to a phone that didn't ring. when she's reminded of the murder. "They have never been victims, accident," the officer continued. "If Karen had been alive," she Carol swears she' s seen her and they can be very insensitive and "Karen was murdered." says, "she would have called to daughter's murderer several times. hurtful." Carol says she went into shock, make sure I got home OK and it She breaks out into a "cold panic" Carol encountered many people and while everyone in the office was would have irritated me. until something "clicks in" and she after Karen's death who did not !- - ' THE REVIEW I Walter M. Eberz hysterical and crying, she remained "But when it wasn't there, it was realizes it isn't him. know how to approach her • A. brother of the Kappa Alpha Order kneels beside the chair of an calm. just indescribable. It was raining and She says it's difficult to trust sensitively. : elderly woman during the Senior Prom at a local senior citizen center. The death became real for her, nobody cared if I got home okay." anyone "when someone who has sat "If people found out," she says, "I "r she says, when the psychiatric team Carol is the mother of three down at your table and had dinner felt like they were feeling sorry for at Christiana Hospital gave her the children besides Karen, and she with you can commit an aer like me and at the same time thinking, jewelry Karen was wearing, a gift finds herself worrying about them that." 'Thank god it's her and not me.' ~ Kappa Alpha holds prom from Carol. more than ever before. Warren, who is serving a life That's a terrible feeling. rontinue

I rontin~ed from page At Kenneth Lomax, Faculty Senate president, declined to comment on shall consist of faculty and shall the new proposal, saying he was ; have a significant number of "perturbed that reporters from The students." · Review did not attend the meeting." Marine However, he said, this was Boncelet summarized the ' rejected and the meeting adjourned semester-long resolution debate by continued from pageA1 , due to a lack or time. saying DUSC came out ahead. DUSC altered the wording to "A The new resolution gives DUSC The flag, which was flown sUbstantial number of students... with more power, he said. "For them, it is over the .. U.S. Capitol in voting status to be determined by a small step." memory of Bird March 23, was Uiis committee." requested by U.S. Sen. William V. Roth. Thomas Bird of Philadelphia, Lt. Bird's brother, was a guest at the ceremony. ;yYater pipe bursts Bird was killed July 13, 1968 I .• while flying a close air support 1 CQntinuedfrompageA1 The only student property mission in Quang Tri Province, reported as damaged were two Republic of Vieblam. I were permitted to re-enter to sets of ruined linens on the lOth He was on his 254th flight bti ilding at about 8:45 p.m. floor, Skelley said. with the Marine/Attack I Damage ·was estimated by the Skelley said two RAs were Squadron 115 of the First l·,-flolice to be much worse than kept on watch that night because Marine Air Wing. f.._~at from the flood last semester the syst~m was still Lt. Col. G.W. Vaughn, U.S. at the Christiana West Tower. malfuncl!ontng and there was a Marine Corps Commander, Skelley said the costs were risk of another situation reported, "Len was flying as THE Walter M. Eben going to run "into the thousands developing. Lead Radar Intercept Officer University ROTC members stand in honor of 1~t Lieut. Leonard Adrian Bird who was shot down dollars." Skelley said there were no with his pilot, Capt. John C. said maintenance had to problems du ~ing the night. Hurst, as they attacked an over Vietnam in 1968. Bird was a 1966 graduate of the university. the sprinkler system, and enemy mortar position. seconds and there was not enough "He deserves, more than anyone, remembered by many as being very were many overtime costs. "The aircraft was hit by time for either Len or his pilot to the honors and blessings accorded. out-go\ng, well-liked and a 'gung­ enemy ground fire just as the eject. They were both killed him," said Fred W. Melchior Jr. ho' marine." bombs were released on the instantly." A native of Wilmington, Bird At the university, Bird was target and was observed to 1:ie Bird received numerous awards graduated from John Dickinson president of Sigma Phi Epsilon in on ftre as it continued across the for his service in Vietnam, both High School and received a 1965-66 and was a member of the target in a shallow dive and prior to his death and bachelor of science degree from the swimming team. exploded on impact with the posthumously. university in 1966. In addition to bis brother, ground. His final award was the Purple "Lt. Bird was very fond of the Thomas, Bird is survived by his "This sequence of events Heart, which he received for the university," said Rice, "and didn't mother, a brother, William, and his occurred in just a matter of wound that resulted in his death. want to go anywhere else. He is widow, Patrice Kosey Sysko.

HRIM major granted official status

By Mary Desmond academic program permanent status are scheduled for the major, established places, like the Assistant Sporn Editor of the B.S. degree in human Margaret Anserson, vice provost, Christiana Hilton," Gallagher said. Five years after their discipline resources. said a teaching kitchen may be Some other internships include the was introduced to the university, After graduating their first class included in the proposed new Courtyard by Marriott and Hotel hotel, restaurant and institutional last year, the HRIM department student center. DuPont. management (HRIM) majors are passed a review by the faculty The program expects to graduate A mentor program is also part of finally at home in the bachelor of senate before being established 47 or its 200 students this spring, the major, which pairs a science discipline. permanently. but Jack Smith, chairperson for the professional and a student that share The Faculty Senate voted The resources for the program, Department of Nutrition and a particular field of interest. Monday, 35-5, to grant the the heavy teaching load and the Dietetics, expects that number to "The curriculum is well· academic credentials needed for the increase by 10 or 20 percent within designed, and the interaction with program were some considerations five years. professionals provides contacts for taken by the senators before the "This major combines a large the students," McLaughlin said. resolution was passed. number of skills, such as personnel To learn about the management "We were certainly hopeful," management, business and of hotels. students are required to said Susan McLaughlin, the nutrition," Smith said. work 70 hours over a 14 week assistant dean of student services. Bryan Gallagher, a 1992 HRIM period. Students rotate through all The department is glad it is now graduate, said. although the students the front desk activities such as a permanent part of the university, study accounting, food science and making reservations, housekeepina McLaughlin said, but she says, "It sociology, the most effective part of and security. really doesn't have any impact at the major is the practicum, an "You don't get paid, so the all, except that it is a permanent part opportunity for students to work at financial side is hard," Gallagher of the university." various hotels and restaurants. said. "But you definitely do learn." Although no immediate changes "We worked at pretty well-

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P· ~ Scrooged Fi' Even for charity, the university makes a point of profiteering. ~ ~ Once agaiq the university is being extremely tightfisted so • to not allow jo' cheap and tightfisted. this charity drive. ll Worse yet, this particular instance of Having said that, the university's Itt· Scroogery is occurring in the name of insistence on taking an overhead of 70 I charity. percent out of the charity points is Points. Lots of points. Lots of atrocious. 1:=-~a~e--~ leftover points. Dining Services says only 30 percent Now, points may sound rather of our points money goes toward the insignificant to you. Points usually actual food. The rest pays for I 131..""~ designate something small. preparation and labor. In this case, points equal money, and However, sliding an ID card through IP · the university already makes a ton of a scanner doesn't take 70 percent worth j~~ money from points. or your donated points in labor. Students usually have a leftover Considering the amount of money ,. abundance of points at the end of the made from the points system, a few year. If you live in a traditional extra dollars toward charity should residence hall, one must purchase 800 make little difference. points if one elects a points plan. It's too late to donate points this year. The university is paid money and at But everyone with points should Alcohol and date rape go hand in hand Lhe end of the year, it keeps the extra make every effort to use them up before money. the end of the semester. It's a typical Monday morning True, cases like this are difficult to In other words, if you pay $800 at Treat your friends to dirmer, buy big conversation. prove. There is often a lack of evidence, the beginning of the semester and only bags of chips, send home cookies to "Yeah, man. I was really trashed. I don't and the guy will often say there was mutual use $600 worth, you lose $200. your little brother or sister. know how I got. home, but I woke up the Commentary consent. Now, Gamma Sigma Sigma decided Buy pizza for your floor. Buy canned next morning on my kitchen floor." But if you were violated, if you w to use people's leftover points for a sodas and store them up for the A case of post-party memory lapse. I By Andrea raped, one of the best things you can do is good cause. summer. hear a lot of people talking about it, Galante press charges, regardless or the outcome. The money from extra points will go Just buy something with them. laughing and wondering what they did the Even if the case never goes to court, you toward the Food Bank of Delaware. Don't let Dining Services walk away night before. ·can be sure that for the days and nights We're glad the university is not so with $200 worth of your money. They may not remember what happened, before the case is dropped, he will be but it's a good chance someone else will He replied by foreing himself on top of terrified. never forget. her. She said no, but he continued. Just like you were. Cigarette-- tax good idea It's time for people to stop considering The next morning, while he struggled to It's a move that must be made. If women this alcohol-induced amnesia funny. Many remember, she struggled to forget. in this situation start pressing charges, law Warning: President Clinton has cigarette smoking. unfunny things can happen when a person He dealt with a headache and an upset enforcement will be forced to listen. determined cigarette smoking is A $2 increase in the price of a pack of drinks so much they lose not only their stomach. Men will be forced to listen. dangerous to your walltet's health. cigarettes will certainly encourage more memory, but their sensibility. She felt violated and dirty. As long as we continue to sit back and Since 1964, when the Surgeon people to stop or cut down their tobacco Here's a pretty common story. It could This can happen to anybody when deal with this problem quietly, many men General released a report on the health intake. be someone you know, and it could happen enough alcohol is involved. It doesn't take a will never take sexual assault as seriously as effects of smoking, Americans have Some think this proposal tonight. psychopath to commit date rape. it needs to be taken. ' known about the dangers of tobacco discriminates unfairly against smokers. It was Friday night and it had been a It could be your roommate. It could be If ihey see no consequence for forcing But under a new proposal in President Smokers have rights, too. long week. There was a big party and a lot your best friend. sex onto someone, they will continue to do Clinton's health-care plan,those who Yes, smokers have rights. They have of beer. And a lot of vodka. And a lot of When discussing this sort of sexual it. choose to smoke will bear a greater tax the right to smoke in their own homes, tequila. assault, the first response 'I usually hear is, It is a serious problem. and much of it "She shouldn't have been drinking." burden for heallh care. cars, outside and in designated smoking Pretty soon a friend of mine didn't know can be eliminated if people stop drinking SO • Clinton's proposal to raise the areas in public buildings. what was going on. He was dirty dancing It doesn't matter. She said no. much that they lose all control. ~ cigarette tax by $2.00 a pack will As a democracy, our government has and singing. After awhile he couldn't be I also hear, "Why didn't she push him If you have a problem remembering! certainly cause controversy. a right to regulate industry in the best found on the dance floor. He had away? Couldn't she get away?" what you do on weekends, cut back on the • But it places an appropriate amount of interests of a majority of citizens. disappeared into one of t:lt.l bedrooms. Maybe not. Maybe she was being held alcohol. ' tax_b .urden on one of the largest heal!}) . , _,. Since smoking causes a llqe number He was so drunk he woke up the next down. Regardless, the fact she didn't escape doesn't make , the Crime ·any less You can still'have good times,.anqcvou'll l pr!ll?l(!.JJ.~S,.ii)~, Jll!tion _ ,.,~ . ~ .; qeat~s and illn~~Fel .each Y.ear " morning Vflth no idea of wha! .had ' actuall fCJ''ti tll'e mem .es : " .. ' IT'~ ~ reprehensible. ' >'.r i\:_'ir !a· P•·i qn Jr.,•· '''"'th Ci,gar~tJe s~oking accounts for1i\rr1 {egulating smoking is 1!1 America's best 111!1 happened. He laughed it off. . ,: On 15o,11 ~I es of the ISJ!Ue, ere are large percentage of lung cancer and heart interests. That same morning, a girl was sitting·in If a robbing victim doesn't try. to •snatch university ~so~&s to help. Jrt you'1have a, disease, two of the leading killers of Taxing cigarettes places more of the _ her apartment, shaking. She, too, had been back his wallet, it doesn't make the robber problem with drinking, call Wellspring. IC: Americans. health-care burden where It belongs. at a party the night before. She, too, had unpunishable. you have been sexually assaulted, call the . In recent years, the dangers of passive Smokers will still be able to exercise been drinking. But she remembered exactly Another typical response is, ~·Even if she Sexual Offense Support group (SOS). smoke have been expounded by their rights, including their most what had happened. pressed charges, nothing would come of it. It would be wonderful if one day, the : It's her word against his." scientists. Therefore, the nation as a important right. She remembered him turning off the second group would no longer J e whole has an interest in curtailing The right to quit. lights and kissing her. The kissing got a Maybe so. But she should still try. necessary. little out of hand, and she told him she If this story sounds familiar, if something wanted to go back downstairs. like this has happened to you, press Andrea Galante is the managingeditor for charges. The Review.

I rJ;>.espite university education, there's no shortage of stupidity here My friend Steve has a nickname for me. one who starts off by saying, "''m looking two together. Like the guy who called and overflowing. l. He calls me "Angry Man" because a day for a book." Well, by golly, you came to the says be wants the number to the office that Instead of washing dishes, they decide to does not go by when I'm not pissed orr at right place. Guest handles IDs. Well, doesn't that sound like dirty every plate and glass in the apartment. ' somebody. Then I find out they don't know the C the·ID office? · , And then when you ask who does it, they But I can't help it. author, title, their course number, their ommentary Which brings me to the next group. There have no idea. I guess I live with the freaking Ignorance pisses me off and believe me, professor's name or the department the are seniors who are about to graduate and Keebler elves then. .the University or Delaware is full ofstupid course falls under (one girl went so far as to By Brian Mann still can't read a bus schedule, use a Still don't believe me? Observe that we people. say the only thing she knew is what the book directory, register for classes or find their go to a school where ... people think a busy .Don't think so, huh? Well, let's look at a looked like). textbooks. signal means the phone is broken ... people few examples, shall we? Then they get mad at me because I can't . b' hair After four years, this crap should be buy books at the end of the semester because Why do people use the handicap access help them Tell me how, after four months, a g: :f1~~e":! ~~e ~~~ =~~ second natUre. Many of you can read a flyer they're not needed until then ... people's button to open doors. Can't they exert the student can't know their course or She usually has 15 cents and asks for four and still not have a clue. If I had a pemy for primary characteristic in a mate is looks · force to push/pull the door? Did they ever professor's name. Oet a clue! Better yet, get pieces of three-cent gum. You then ask if she every Senior who came to me and asked (yeah, she's a babe, but can she spell her think what happens when they break it? a registratioo book. wants another piece instead or the change where they hand in their cap and gown order, llllml without looking at her ·license? yeah, Someone' s ability to live independently I had to quit the Main Desk because of and the revelation hits her that 5x3=15. I'd be Ross Perot. he's a stud, but can he count to 21 without dependsonitsoperation. health reasons. Not my health, the Now I know why there are so many Now they're starting to come back and takingoffhisclothes?) People who ask me if I work at the customer's. people in MATHOl2. ask me where to pick them up. Let me I could go on and on, and believe me, I Bookstore. Not unusual in· itself, but I'm It was getting to the point where I just At the Information Desk it always amazes answer with this: if you order something would. But, I'm running out of space. If you wearing a Bookstore name tag and doing wanted to smack the crap out of customers. me when people can fmd the number to the from Radio Shack, would you go to have the time, wait for the book - something like putting books on the shelf For instance, behind the register is a desk but not the number to the person or McDonald's to pick it up? Actually, I think "Confessions of a 'Stupid Center' Burnout." when they ask me this. refrigerator with glass doors (meaning you department they want And I know they had some of you mighL The scary part is all of Or better yet, wait for the movie, coming Sometimes I feel like saying, "No, I'm can see through them) and covered on all to look it up somehow. you have the ability to reproduce. soon to a theater near you. And, before r Brian the Bookstore Fairy!" What the hell sides with the Pepsi logo. I can't give students enough credit to As if I didn't have to deal with these type asking for the department phone number or ki~d of question is that? How many All day long, people ask if they can have memorize the number to the Information or people at work, I have to go home to the that Coca Cola, please, please, please ! ~tomers do you know who go into a store a Coke. Do you see any Cokes? Desk. Many people have all the information same thing. I live with guys who, instead of THINK. ! and just start working? My favorite customer is by far the they need but just can't seem 10 put two and putting in a new garbage bag when the can is Who knows, the life you save may be ~ · Another classic Bookstore customer is the "Bazooka Girl." You know who she is - full, decide to keep putting trash in to your own. t, < The cure for spring fever could be the death of Winter Session Springtime. Warm weather, birds chirping, they will have to take Winter Session or students in the College of Arts and Science the present. flowers blooming and students playing. Sununer Session. will have the time to obtain practical Students study authors like Fitzgerald, With sunny days hovering over another Before a student can receive a bachelor's experience in the field or their clloice, as well Franklin, Hemingway, James and so on. week or classes most students leave their degree from the College of Arts and Science Commentary as continuing to gain the lcnowledge needed. These are all great authors, but they are all books behind as they set out for run in the they tnlSt obtain 124 credit hours. This also allows Winter Session to be white. sun. There is no way a student can do this in By Rebecca To/len eliminated, giving students freedom from There were plenty of excellent black, gay But as they frolic on the beach and four years without going over the average their books weeks earlier. Jewish, Asain and women authors from th basketball autS. guilt sets in as the thought course load or 15 credit hours per semester or Instead of axing six credit hours to meet times. . eX papers and rlllBis linger in their minds. taking an extra session, like Winter. the lower standard, classes should be Their works are j\lSt as much a part o As they think about their siblings or Fifteen credit hours per semes1er for eight combined. American Literature u the white auth buddies attending other university's being set semesters only gives you 120 credit hours, Suckered spin. Unfortunately, all too often, whines and currauly studied. free from education's reigns weeks ago, four shy of your degree. The College of Arts and Science •a 124 whin.,en about the multicultural requirement I guaranree students will get more out ~ Delaware students and professors question Unless you want to spend one of your credits is less than some of~ university's are beard. American Uterature c:oune if a diverse ran why they are still stuck in the classroom. college yean slaving over 34 credits of work, other colleges. When lllUdenllleave the protected world or or authon are studied, rather than the wn It's a two-word answer. Winter Session is a tnlSL But those other colleges. such as nursing, campus life and enter the real world, old similar ooes. WinterSessim But there is one catch. Winter Sessioo (lmd prepare students for a specific field and sblp lmllticulturallsm will be all around tbem. 001 By combining multiculturaliam wit The university's five week mini-semester Summer Session) costs a whole lot of cash, them orr with practical experience to booL jull in one area, like a classroom. required classes, students will not onl is the cause of spring tiR gripes and groans. especially If you don't live in Delaware. The College of Arts and Science does Multiculturalism should be incorporated graduate in four years free or Winter Seal Winter Session is also the university's way For those out of state, three credits will cost nothing of the sort. CIUIIOOIIl experience Is with cxn clllles RIQUlred for mrQors. they will have a more accunte blcqrowld of conning ltudenls out of extra mooey just so you $1,134. But remember, you need four the basis for a degree, but without pncdcal For lnatance, American Literature Ia diwnlty. they will be able to graduate In the typical credits to reach the required 124. The experience it is difficult to apply what Is required for an BnJIIsh ~· The classes four yean. university charaes an extra $378 for four to learned to real life. su"ey wbtte authors from specific time ~~~beta Tollen ,.., ecitorial columniSt for If a student wants to finish in four years. seven credits. By makin& the required credit hours 118, periodS rlll&ina from before the Ovil W• to 'lheRI!Mew. ' May 14, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A9 Whites perpetuate the open wounds of past crimes

Editor's rwtt: The following is a response to letters southern slave-aristocracy. ended. Review's editor in chief Douglas Donovan. as an responding to Horace Trent's letter to the editor last Lincoln stated that he would always see Blacks as I charge the white man with being the greatest explanation of why we didn't wish to write for T#w week. slaves. with a particular emphasis upon those few rapist on Earth. Your people, whether a few or a Review. Even though there are some Bladt studenll who were freed In the hopes of de-stabilizing the majority, raped the Africans, the Jews, the Asians who do, understand that our relationship, which There is truly a sense of hope for people when South's superior military gains. and the Natives of our names, our lands, our many reactionary young people don't know, hu freshman students stand up to voice their opinions. My white colleagues, also be a true history religions, our cultures and our autonomy. been one of strife, insult and a bias that we really Clearly, they have proven not to be educated Idiots. student and reveal to yourselves that Reconstruction And now that it is casual for you to forget, you didn •t feel like addressing in this day. ~o~ever, most people of African descent and legislation came only when free Blacks wish that it were so for us! I don't think so. Perhaps We, therefore, reactivated our paper to address mamtain a common principle: I am because we are threatened a race war if reparations were not made you are as crazy and as much of a Devil as the our concerns and we are doing very well. Even some and because we are, therefore, I am. Yes, I can and for the bondsmen. Honorable Elijah Muhanunerl proved you to be. white students comment on our papers ... just ask the do speak for my people and I am not at all sorry if Reparations, which are owed to Blacks in this Slavery has never ended. Amending a sheet of S()-called YoWJg Americans for Freedom! this fact is not acceptable to some. Furthermore, to coWJtry, are not crazy to request or fight for! It paper does not amend the thinking of those who And also, a truly un-racist person would not ~tale that 'Trent Hurts Racial Harmony' when there wasn't crazy for reparations to be paid to Japanese constructed. Furthermore, as one African people consider the cries and speeches for liberation and an 1s no true sense of harmony, or to make comments Americans for being corralled into concentration (I worldwide, meaning both here and abroad, we are end to oppression 'whining.' Next time, when TM 'Toward Better Race Relations,' when I have been a mean detention) camps during WWII. still enslaved, whether physically or mentally. Review runs a story about the dedication of another key component in advancing such on campus for It wasn't crazy when the western world (which Now then, you may call it genocide (I mean Holocaust memorial for Jews, make sure that you most of my years, or even to say 'Don't Blame All turned its back on displaced Jews) to perform Apartheid) in Azania (South Africa), or intrusion (I ask the Jews to stop whining. In history books. you Whites' are all interesting points. Of course I reparations for Jews worldwide by declaring mean colonization) throughout West Africa and are the kind of Liberals or people who fight for would be called a reverse racist, or even a inverse Palestinian territory the new location for Israel (even even invasion (I mean intervention into tribal oppressed people just to be heard and to make racist, by stating the proponents of such conunentary though the original two locations were Ethiopia and warfare and famine) in East and Central Africa. The personal gains, then you find yourselves the victima presumes to speak for Black people. Kenya), nor was it crazy for Germany to assist with only difference is that our Brothers and Sisters were of your own ideologies. If the Russians don't remind people of their great the relocation of Jews today, with these same permitted to stay home ... the rest of the family was Keep these things in mind, for one day perhaps ~osse~ su~h that it shall never happen again, then that Germans asking Israel for her permission to reunite taken abroad. even you will realize that Black people no longer IS the1r d1rect problem and responsibility. When the its citizens and destroy its wall. Perhaps it is a Or, didn't you know where we cane from and afford white people the right to define who we are. Jews honor their dead with Holocaust memorials sense of guilt that some of you may have that makes how we came to be here? Oh yes, we just popped up what we are, what we should do, or how we should and documentaries, as well as war trials for existing you persist in Black people forgetting their past and during the Civil Rights movement and we are only think! If white people want to act as individuals, fine criminals, this is called remembrance. the truth regarding our enemy's story! remembered as the greatest race ever during the for you all. Yet, when Black people speak about their "Stop marching, stop screaming, stop protesting," shortest month of the year. And please do not discount the Natives. histories, experiences, accomplishments, concerns or you say . These techniques are what put Black Oh joy ... how fantastic of you. How European in Imperialists such as Europeans never see their fall contributions, it is called 'a form of racism, • or students at this university. into Congress, into your arrogance and typical of what your people has WJtil it is written in history books ... and The Review 'reverse racism.' Then, of course, the commenting mayoral positions, on the televisions as something deemed a pale skinned, pale eyed, pale haired serves as such. But please, let's dialogue! Come to party must throw in, "I'm not racist ... ," and more than entertainment for you, and please don't genetic mutation and carbon copy of the original the Center for Black Culture today at 3:00 p.m. ..' fortunately have left out, " ... I have a Black friend! " presume to tell us what techniques to use, or who people of the Earth. Everyone is invited . It's located next to the Visitor's You know, we grow tired of this. our leaders are. But sometimes we cannot see the forest for the Center and is at 192 South College Avenue. Abraham Lincoln, in his own words, only freed Although the University of Delaware is a land trees, nor our enemy amongst his army and nation. Thank you for the chance to respond to your some of the slaves to preserve the union, such that grant institution, it's not a plantation and you are no Even those who sit back and say or do nothing are at responses. We look forward to seeing you all! the United States could compete in the industrial longer the slave master. And even though your fault. If you are not a part of the solution, you are a .,. market. The war was truly a power and economic ancestors perpetrated the crimes, you are guilty of part of the problem. Let's talk. Horace Arthur Trent, Ill (AS SR) "l struggle between the northern industrialists and the perpetuating the open woWJd. But slavery has never The original commentary was directed at The

Letters to the editor ,... Prejudice and racism still exist destroyed self-esteem. Such damage cannot be him alone. You do not need to lambast the entire short. people are enjoying themselves. mended in one generation. group and spread annoying misinformation because of Even Mr. Orlando must be getting something from I' In response to Horace Trent's letter (May 11), Therefore, to look to the future and to build a any misunderstanding you have with him. In the our events. Although he's never claimed to have liked several leiter writers urge Mr. Trent to stop blaming future, a reconciliation must be made with the past. future, try to fmd instead some group which deserves them, he's faithfully attended them himself rather " and complaining and get to work on making the world To create a better world, I suggest we look to the the constant criticism and insults you and the rest of than sending someone else or writing us off as a beuer place. past for wisdom, strength and courage. seek to the Review staff aim at SPA, and direct your pent-up unnewsworthy. Blaming is no solution. I agree. To blame others is WJderstand others and exarni.ne out own prejudice and angst to some cause which warrants such abuse. After all, his only complaint about Bryan Adams to give away your own power. fears. was he couldn't get in for free. However, to suggest that the oppression of blacks Michele Lynn Grant (AS JR) is in the past and Mr. Trent should stop thinking about Jennifer Pyne (ED SR) Heather McClurg (AS SR) the past demonstrates insensitivity and ignorance. Orlando hypocritical in SPA criticism SPA Films Coordinator Slavery may be over, but oppression has not ended. SPA does a good job, don't knock it While not all white people are prejudiced against In his May 7 editorial, Greg Orlando made it very Alcohol a part of college life blacks, prejudice and racism still exist. Why the diatribe against the Student Program clear he disapproves of the Student Program Furthermore, African-Americans and other Association (SPA) ? Why insult a group of dedicated Association (a.k.a. "SAP'') and our events of the past Mr. Pearlman, your comment in the editorial minorities confront an even more insidious form of students who, working on a volunteer basis, have few years. concerning alcohol and its place as a major part of oppression. The racism embedded in American brought so much to and done so many things for the While I'm sorry he foWJd so lillie to enjoy at our Greek life is absolutely correct. institutions and ways of life can often be more university commWJity? So soon we forget the wide events, I disagree with him about our relative Hey, Jeff, since you've never joined a fraternity, I debilitating than ~nal pr~jud ! ce. . variety of events and personalities whicli SPA (watch usefulness to campus. would guess you don't know why they were founded. American institutions arld ways of life can often be yo'ur spelling, please, Mr. Orlarido)' has helped While so many are complaining there is nothing to Fraternities were founded to give students a social more debilitating than personal prejudice. American sponsor for the university in recent years. Try to do, SPA has tried to present a little fWJ and variety. outlet, something to get them away from the books. institutions and ways of life privilege and empower remember Bill Cosby. Dennis Miller. ·Jerry Seinfeld. Although I cannot speak for the organization, I've However, as the Greek community has grown, it whites. As whites, however, we often remain unaware Robert Klein. Weekend movies. The Oxford always believed our task was accomplished when nas taken on community and service responsibilities of this form of oppression and the hardships it creates Debates. Spring Break trips. Bus trips to Phillies people came to our events and had fWl. as well as the social activities. for minorities. games. Shuttle buses to Blue Hens basketball games. If people throw toast at "Rocky Horror", laugh at As usual , you left out one very important fact: Finally,. while it is unproductive to dwell on the Classical music concerts. Chicago. Bryan Adams. comedy shows and pack the house for concerts, we've Alcohol is a major part of college life. The Stone past,to ignore the past is a mistake as well. Though (The list continues but would probably be edited short accomplished something. Balloon gets pretty crowed almost every night, and slavery ended years ago, the scars and damage still anyway.) I've heard roars of laughter for Bill Cosby and you would have a hard time convincing me the remain. Mr. Orlando, if you have a personal gripe with the Dennis Miller. Meat Loaf and the Go Gos, despite Greeks are their only regular patrons. Slavery crushed the spirit of a people. Slavery president of this organization, please take it up with repeated criticism, played to sold-out crowds here. In Bob Baer (BE SR)

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By Mindy Maslynsky Assislanr feilum Eriilor Last names have been withheld in order to avoid lhe breaking up ofrelationships . Jenny was at a party with her friends when a guy she had seen around campus started talking to her. Two hours and many beers later, he tried to kiss her. There was definitely an attraction between the two, but Jenny had a boyfriend of three years. However, they had beenii2btine a Jot lately. Slightly buzzed, she decided to take the "what the hell" attitude, and the two went Couples pledge their eternal love by upstairs. Within minutes they began to hook up when there was a bang on the door. "Jenny!" her friend yelled, "your wearing symbolic gold Greek letters boyfriends here!" She scrambled to get up, but it was too late. Her boyfriend was at the door. --·1 By Stacey Bernstein shared together." "He grabbed me and pulled me out of Asslsunr Features Editor Ben came in the room with a the pany," she says. "He wouldn't talk to , "Sam, please come to the front dozen roses and black Freixenet me for almost two weeks, but then we I ?f the room," ~er boyfriend says bottle in hand. There was a poem made up." m a nervous vo1ce. written in gold and one red rose A year later, they are still together. Dressed in an elegant black was sticking out of the elegant, It happens to almost everyone lace dress and an embarrassed red but empty bottle. (especially if they are a presidential face, she walks to him. "I started to read the poem," candidate). One minute you're in love, the "This is hard for me to do," she says, "and he pointed out the next this person out of the blue is making Dave anxiously begins. "I've chain wrapped around the stem of you try to forget your partner's name. ' never done this before. the rose in the bottle. I still didn't This test can sometimes be the making ; "I'm not a man of many words, realize there was a lavalier on it." or breaking of a good relationship. It often ; but the only words that have any But when Bobbijo saw the helps people realize exactly how they feel 1 meaning to me are, I love you." Lambda Chi Alpha letters, she about a person. He hands her a delicate gold says she didn't know what to say. "It's like going to the mall and only , chain with a charm on it. But this "I was in awe. I was speechless." having enough money for one outfit when charm is not any charm, it is his Even though they had only you see two you really want," says Dana · fraternity's letters. been going out for a few months, (HRSO). . With Sam still in awe, thirty she says, "It is a permanent "You have two choices, either stick to · Tau Kappa Epsilon brothers, clad expression of how we feel." the original one, or steal the second one," in black tuxedos, circle around The Javalier is a permanent she says. "The amount of willpower a her on one knee and stan to sing fixture around Bobbijo's neck, person has depends on how much they 1 the Chapter Sweetheart song. too. like the first one," she says. When a brother in a fraternity "If I took it off, I would lose "Just like a relationship." lavaliers his girlfriend it signals a it." Carrie was on and off with her serious commitment. Heather's lavalier moment was boyfriend for four months before she went ' "I decided to do it at the formal more casual. to Cancun for Spring Break. She went to I because it's a very meaningful Being that Sept. 12 was her have fun, figuring the week apart would way to show everyone how we 19th birthday and a boxing match make her find out how much her feel about each other," he says. was on Pay-Per-View, most of boyfriend actually meant to her. "The lavalier means more than her boyfriend Erik's Sigma Alpha "I hooked up a few unmeaningful just going steady," Dave says. Mu brothers were at his times," she said, "but when I got home, I "It's a step below getting pinned, apartment. realized how much I appreciate my stable Ithat's pre-engagement." "He said, 'Come in my room, I life." While Dave bestowed his have a present for you,'" she says. Carrie never told her boyfriend she was letters to Sam in the spotlight, He asked her to stand in front with someone else during break. "I others have opted for the wine of the mirror with her eyes figured what goes on in Cancun, stays in and roses routine. closed. He told her to move her Cancun," she says. Bobbijo set candles all around hair and he put it around her neck. len (EG SO) was on her Spring Break her boyfriend's dorm room, "At that point I knew,'' she in Florida when she cheated on Jeff, her cooked a simple Italian dinner says. It may have been due to the boyfriend of almost a year. and wore an especially sexy fact he had asked her which one At first she had been calling him two · outfit. She even had the empty of the two chains he wore around r,,..._.. ·.-...:;;.',"J< or three times a day, then a friend · bottle of champagne they shared his neck she liked better. reminded her she was in Daytona to have New Year's Eve, which now had However, she says this question fun. ' a poem inscribed on it. She wasn't how she knew. "So I stooped calling him and had .fun. eagerly waited to see her "I had a gut feeling, which was A lot of fun." she says. In fact, Jen nad so boyfriend's expression when he weird considering we were going much fun when she got back she told Jeff walked into the room. out for such a shon time." she no longer wanted a boyfriend and Both had been anticipating this The gut feeling wasn't the only broke up with him. day of beans, but Bobbijo didn't thing she felt weird about. "That pan was the hardest," she says. expect the surprise in store for "I felt weird walking out of his "I felt more guilty about breaking up with her. "Our mutual friends kept on room with his letters," she says, him than cheating on him." telling us, 'Wait till you see what remembering how everyone at the While breaking up is almost always the other one has planned for party congratulated the happy hard to do, Sherri (ED SR) had more you,'" she says. couple. trouble ending it with her boyfriend of New Year's Eve, Bobbijo and "All the girls hugged me and seven months than the average person. Ben shared a few bottles of all the guys shook his hand "I told him I cheated on him and I champagne, which they planned saying, 'That's cool,'" she says. wanted to be with the other person," she to give back ·tO each other with a "It was as if we got engaged." says. "He literally went crazy. poem written on it. She says, "We ' Heather says she felt Erik's "He unexpectedly came over the day decided it would be a good way lavaliering of her showed just after I ended it to try to change my mind," to save the memories we had how see lAVALlER page see CHEATING page 83

Dating Dilemma: Would you mind if your best friend went out with ex-beau/belle? Kristina Richens (BE SO) Dave Osbourne (AS SO) Eileen Durham (ED S~)

It depends on the relationship with the guy and I don't know-it's a free world, and I broke up with the aid and how it stood after the breakup. I him. I'd wonder if anything happened between them I would·be mad I'd say he was free to do what before we broke up. Once I got past that, there's think that if I knew they would work out well, I he wants, but don't expect to be my friend would be happy for them. I would probably be really nothing I could do about it. I think I'd look for hun, but I wouldn't admit it his best friend and see if I could go out with him.

Margaret Hughes (AS SO) Rob Pitel (AS SO) Brian Mann (GR ED)

I wouldn't mind if it was definitely ov~. but that I would be very, very hurt. I would cry. I would make wonder if anything was going on I'd feel betrayed. And I'd be more mad at him wouldn't do that to one of my friends. If she beforehand because that happens a lot. But other really wanted to, I'd say whatever, go ahead. than her; he's supposed to be my friend. than that, I don't mind because if we broke up, we But I'd sdll be really hurt broke up to go out ~th whomever we want. .Entertainin Thou hts ... May 14, 1993 • THE REVIEW a 82 FM radio -A vast wasteland of unnecessary talk and not enough music crude, rude but pretty runny guy who WXPN, the University of Penn's When me thinks of the great deserts of ANNOYING LAUGKrER -TRAFFIC station. has been a good relief from the rest tntertalrurxw. all kinds of i.Jna&es pop up. Entertaining -COMMERCIALS- BAD SONG­ rarely plays aoop and has mastered the art mwasting valuable air time. He's almoSt a of the heard. as their format is very much Death Valley- where nobody tells TRAFFIC - COMMERCIALS - to my liking. and Temple's jazz fonnat is Thoughts better alternative to the bad tunes on jokes and the only cable consists of CORNY JOKE- and so m ... very entertaining. watching a cactus grow. By Chris WeD, with a few well-plac:ed insuliS and WMMR. But I'm still searching for the perfect Lake Tahoe. You really gotta love constart profanity, Stan wu able to rid us After this culture, I had to find compliment to my driving time. the stand-up comedy to enjoy this place. Dolmetsch of tho6e coc:laoachcs. IICIDethina else to listen to. I turned dial Well, not the perfect one. That would be frantic:ally, saeaming fiX' help all the way Jerry Lewis' basement, where you'll But it didn't end there. The music a tape deck. But there has got to be some rather than hear Hotel CalifomilJ for the become so thirsty for any other form of country. There was competition to see who quality began to slip, and I stopped sort of radio station that can satisfy my armsement you'll even watch chee&e mold. listening when I began to hear Poison billimth time. diverse taste without making me sick at the c:ould play the most variety of songs. and I can't listen to a pop station. No station And the fmal, great Sahara of lackluster every day was packed with all kinds of songs on WMMR. But WYSP - the same time. has ever played the best that rap music has tntertainment - FM radio. different styles of popular IDISic. "classic rock" statim - stopping playing On the other hand. maybe there isn't. I to offer save fiX' Club 91.3 on WVUD. so A IS-minute ride to work can be pure But it all started to go downhill. First quality music as well. may be lost in the entertainment void . hell if the radio isn't cooperating at that came Howard Stem. Now, Stem's antics Now, both stations are competing with rm lost on that selection. There is one solution, however - one little point in time. are sometimes humorous, but I think each other to see who can get the most I would ralher drown my open wounds button that will get me some relief. in a bathtub of vodka than listen to Bright A half-hour? You'll start taking it out on anyone would go batty listening to hours annoying, crude. idiotic and profane jock Others may not consider it a viable the other drivers. and hours of mindless babble. on the air during the early evening. 99.5. w~ sometimes plays the songs alternative, but I snub my nose at them and An hour? You'll be looking for the However, he was a relief compared to WMMR's choice? Gonzo Greg, that that makes the whole world puke, and flip it. oasis, only to find it's a mirage. Hey - the idiotic ramblings of Jolm DeBella and ~or fi staunch idiocism and tasteless there's no way I'm going to listen to Aaah. I've found myself listening to the the Morning Zoo. For those who never jaces. He kMs to saeam and say "penis" country. AM. equivalent of Tool Talk radio just to get heard this collection of maggotbrains, the just to do it (In other words, the guy's a So what am I left with? Very little. away from the idiots that span the dial. show usually went lilce this: jerk.) But at least he plays music (even if it WVUD offers a plethora of excellent Chris Oolmersch is a sports editor for .. The Review . I A couple of years ago, FM radio in WEATHER - CORNY JOKE - does stink). music, but I'm not partial to everything Philadelphia was some of the best in the FIVE MINUTES OF INCESSANT, WYSP has given us the Greaseman, a they play. 1

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Top five mOvies ~ the 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, 7:25, 10. - Nasty dieM-packed rendering of Mark Twain dassic. Showtimes: 12:30, 2:50, weekend of May 8, 1993 Lost in Yon ken (PC)-AnotherNea 5:10. Simon tear-jerker 1JrouWt ID the screen. 1) 1>rapn ($10malion) Forget Richard DreyfusS, let's see more of Christiana Mall 2) lndem!t Proposal ($5 million) Mercedes Ruehl. SlicMtimes: 1:15, 4, 7, 3) Benny and Joon ($4.0 million) 9:20 1-95 nl Roe 7 (36&-9600) · Indecent Proposal (R)-Make it two mill, 4) Sldelddcs ($3.3 million) Double Feature of Beauty IIKilbe Beast Sundance, and you got a deal.. ShcMtimes: 5> 111e on Half ($3.3 and Aladdin -If you're one of the three million) 1:15,4:15,7:15, 10 •I'· people in the world whose never seen I either of these, grab your sweetie a~ get Posse (R)- Mario Van Peebles directs I overthereShcMtimes: 12:30,2:15,4:15, wt is basically New GhosUown.. I ' Jack Concord Mall 6, 7:45,9:30 Showtlmes: 1, 3:30, 7, 9:30. Conronle Mall-«outt! 202 (47&-5579) Spitting Heirs (PG-13)- Another~­ The Sandlcit (PG)-Or, 1be l.andsnot, or, Olivier, OIMer (PG) -lA rather boring Python romp, re~e with Cleese and fish. 1be Ia NeWs Mlglts. Showtimes: 2, &ory of a hammy Shakespearean actor. The Showtirnes: 7:45; 9:55. 4:30, 7:30,9:40. ,_ boring part is that you have to sit through it Side ICicles (PG)-Chuck Norris meets Benny and joon (PG) -johnny Depp as twice. Showtimes: Weekends 5:45, 6 Bobby Brady and teaches him to exll'act Harold Lloyd and Mary Stuart Masterson as I human duodena with his bare tlands. Shirley Maclaine. Aiden Quinn as God, I like Water for

I win a gigantic pa o' cash. Showtimes: Boiling Point (R)- Wes'e( Snipes and Beauty and The Beast (G) - Showtlmes: ! 3:05, 7:50. Dennis Hopper are actually rather tepid. Fri·Sun. 1:30, 5:15, 8:45 :· Showtirnes: 12:35,5:15,10:05. I - Who's the Manf (R) -Yo MTV rappers get Aladdin (G)-ShcMtimes: Ff'i.Sun. 3:15, reluctandy turned into pig;. ShcMtimes: The Adventures of Hudleberry Finn (PG) 7,10:30 I' ;:::::::::-======: •' ·' "I would rather be a transformed After that - Greglest. and are interested in buying some ape than a degenerate s011 of Adam. " It's a benefit for me. To promOte long-range bombers. Ask if they can -Paul Broca awareness for me. To raise money send you a price list. for me. Or tell them you've got a couple Welcome, friends and foes, to the Will there be bands at Gregfest? of hammers you want to sell. Cheap. year's penultimate Cross Culture No. column. Will there be exhibits or other The Khyber •Pass Pub in It's been a gas and a giggle, truly. consciousness raising gimmicks? Philadelphia will be showcasing We hope the professional offense­ No. Shadowy Men on a Shadowy takers out there will lay aside their Will I be able to inhale the Plaaet Friday night. Also on the hair-trigger tempers, and join us in a alcoholic libation of my choice? ticket will be Dirty Men on a Smelly smile during these last few weeks. No. Toilet, Fat Men on a Small Parle Will I be considerably less poor Bench and One Armed Men in a The Umpteenth •Annual Colonial (fmancially, emotionally, religiously) Three-Legged Race. Highland Gathering, better known for the experience? Call ticketmaster and tell them as the Scottish Games, is scheduled No. you're an Angry Ticketbuyer on. a for tomorrow at the Fair HHl Race Will Arnold Schwarzenegger Cellular Phone. 215·336-2000. Track in Fair Hill, Maryland. make a guest appearance? Men in skirts will toss bales of No. On Saturday, •WVUD wlll be hay. Great quantities of sheep's Call 831-2771 and demand they putting on WVUDStock '93 on intestines will be doled out. Giant make a fest in your honor. Harrington Beach. poles will be tossed. The Who, Jimi Hendrht, Richie The gates open at 9 a.m. Go to Chaddsford• Winery's Havens, Country Joe and The Fish A special guest appearance will be Spring Wiae Festival Saturday and and Jefferson Airplane will be made by McDuff, the crusty school Sunday. playing. There wiJJ be much nudity groundskeeper on "The Simpsons." On the bill is live music, and free love . pickling-oops-picnicking, tours Max Yazger has graciously In the seemingly• never ending list and wine tasting. An Abe Lincoln volunteered his back yard as a toilet. of fests, Artiest will be held on Ray will get you admission and a Oops. Wrong 'Stock. Thi's one Street Saturday from 5 p.m. to souvenir logo glass to take with you will feature everyone from The midnight. to your grave. Sauce to Grinch. Admission is $5.00. The Wyoming Weasels, a Disc-jockey Trent T. Van Doren Seven bands will play, including cyberpunk band will be performing will be on hand to mud·wresUe with Caterpillar, Mother's Garden, their hit, I'm dead, you look lilce all the burly men in the audience. Belladonna, Oxygenhead, The something they pulled out of my Tbe show starts at 11 in the Absurd, The Voodoo Lillies and spleen, let's have sex with sheep, morning and will end shortly after Schroeder. until somebody is motivated to the Ragnarok. All proceeds go to some guy commit murder. named Art. Art's probably very poor The festivals run from noon to C-ya. • and could do with some five each day. Call Lee Miller 215· Washingtons, Jeffersons, Llncolns, 388-6221 for more information. Wouldn't want to• B-ya. Hamiltons, Jacksons, Grants and Call the Pentagon at 703-545· Frank !ins, if you catch my drift. 6700, and tell them you're an - Greg Orlando • impoverished third-world cesspool May 14,1993 • THE REVIEW• 83 Zevon takes solo flight at Balloon

By Greg Orlando enough to keep an audience enthra ll e d iota [since writing the song). It' s some kind Entertainment Editor without the help of a backing band . of fucking zen deal." "It's kind of lilce playing in a funnel." - Zevon ran through h is co ntractu al The concert's best guitar work came in the Warren Zevon describing the ac oustics of obligations:Werewolves of London, Lawyers, form of Poor, Poor, Pitiful Me. Before he The Stone Balloon. Guns and Mon ey, and Excitable Boy; he began the song, Zevon swigged from a played some seldom-heard ditties like Jun gle Styrofoam cup of coffee. A minute or so into Warren Zevon, looking like the world's Work, Frank and Jesse James and did some th e song, he began strumming frantically. oldest orthodontia patient, grinned behind a tunes off his new album Learning To "Caffeine's kicking in," he screamed, a metal snarl of harmonica and its stainless­ Flinch. vein bulging almost obscenely on the left steel holder. The last few strains of Splendid Of the 18, Detox Mansion, The side of his neck. . Isolation hung in the air and were engulfed Indifference of Heaven and The French It was quite a show and then some. "He' s by a wave of applause. Inhaler, Worrier King and Poor, Poor, got a great body," one of the females in the It was if he'd come home- home to the Pitiful Me stood out as the evening's best audience observed in a voice loud enough to funnel he'd played almost a year ago. The numbers. stir the recently embalmed. funnel better known as the Stone Balloon. As he was sledgehammering out some Indeed. Zevon was something out of a All his old friends were there, plastered wicked guitar riffs on Mansion, one of hi s GAP ad. His shirt was white, his long off their gourds, demanding he play Lawyers, strings snapped like a Postal Worker on a silverish-gray hair tied back in a ponytail. Guns and Money -even after he'd already shooting rampage. His je~s were a (very fashionable) palish run though a perfectly excellent version of it "We broke a Jot of strings here last year," shade of blue and his Reebok sneakers were three songs previously. he mused. "It's the intensity, the excitement too bright to be anything but recently It was quite a homecoming. Eighteen [of The Balloon)." purchased. From his neck hung a cross and a songs. Two hours. A few quality yuks. Some After slipping a metal tube (bottleneck small circular medallion. deep thoughts. slide) onto his middle finger and fingerpicks With the image came a little humility. "I There was Zevon and only Zevon. He on the digits of his other hand, Zevon mused just wanted to you know," he told the played guitar. He played well. He played on his slide-guitar playing skills. screaming crowd, "I recently got a piano. Ditto. He played a synthesizer set that He was about to launch into Worrier King, respectable day job. NBC will be putting out looked vaguely like something from a horror his first attempt at playing slide-guitar, a a new show soon - 'Route 66.' THE REVIEW ffHollada comic. Again, ditto. He sang and howled and song he claimed to have played at least 120 "It' s kind of a weird show. May I submit It was Warren, a guitar, a piano and a harmonica Thursday night screamed. Nirvana. times before. - they picked me to write all the fucking ..• at the Stone Balloon. Above it all, he proved he had skill "My slide-playing has not improved one music."

','~ ~o Inch Men stoop to mediocrity ' :~ .Band turns ~ut to be just another group of haircuts .. ' ballads thrown in just to be money on this disc. The album will commercial. It's not that this band very nicely put you to sleep the fmt sucks, it just that they play normal time you hear it. All the songs seem songs normally. They have no real to blend into each other and The Rubber flair or an abundance of musical eventually become the same sound. Uglies do Giles Felton genius. No song is so bold and invective as to some true . lfRepotter At a fmt listening, two songs stand agitate the listener. so they fall short rockin' and So you're browsing your local CD out as O.K.: Karma and the title song. of that goal. rollin' in their op looking for a new band to These songs. which are decent. are the As for communicating, the band stage tumble upon and bless as the next best offerings of the album. They are falls short of this goal also. Dave performance. Zeppelin or whatever. You see a upbeat songs about who knows what. Coutts' vocals are decent, and a . d named Ten Inch Men. Instantly, The lyrics sound interesting at first, listener can distinguish his words, but :the name Nine Inch Nails snaps into but upon deeper listening, they make Templin's writing goes nowhere. J our head. You think: "Wow, could very little sense. The goal to create is fulfilled :.~ this disc be half as good as the flfst Mark Templin, the guitarist and because they did get the album out. no NIN album?" You see some cool lyricist, grew up in L.A. and draws his small feat for a band of any kind. But Ugly has never looked so good • twork on the cover - always a writing from his life experiences is what they created good? Not really. "He was really short and looked ood sign. You buy the disc and put it there. He must have had a pretty bad The bottom line on this album is By Jennifer Valese rambunctious, passionate lead guitarist SlaHII.epottfr really stoned" was the general in your player, and then .. . you get life because he wrote "Never say that it is a one-hit blunder. A song Phil "Feel" Ywng. sic. hello without a gun" on Never Say might make a small dent on the The yellow moon hung low in the It was an anming sight to behold coosensus. The Uglies, save for the bassist, Mark chuckled and said with an But what kind of music is it? Well, Hello. Deep lyrics! charts, but the album and the band damp ocean air, a heavy mist came in_ good-natured smile, "It was one big , is band sounds average. Not bad. Ten Inch Men's goals are will probably fall by the wayside. If from the shoreline rolling and lulling went acoustic.Troy's voice rang with a sad passion against the upbeat rhythm giant Ousterfuck with lots of 111Jd." But not very good either. It sounds supposedly to "agitate, communicate this band wants to succeed, they must across its lit palh. ,., The future of The Uglies looks . ijke a thousand other bands you have and create," a tall order for a band's mature a-lot: While->841 band membel5· aose by, in the small fum! yard of a of the acoustics. After the performarx:e, the festivities lxight rut as far as fa~re and fortune go, · ~before and were justifiably not farst full length album. And an order perform sufficiently on the album, trailer house, there rQSe music as , iplpressed with. they don't fully fulfill. song matter, lyrics and a distinct fervent as the flames that burst out of began and I was introdoced by Phil to a they afl:ll't really intrigued by the idea the bonfire. Listening quietly in the austycrab. Kevin remarked that he would be ~ To categorize this band (which one First, they don't agitate at all personality must emerge from this A crusy crab is a shot of Tequila happy as long as it p~yed the bills and bates to do), it is hard rock with a few unless you actually wasted your band. warm light sat a small groop of friends :md one awe-struck rel!':l1er. except that a hot pepper spice used on all he really wanted was a log cabin in Tli1s rare,OOi(JOOr mirif<.oncert, held crab meat IS SubsUtutOO for' Salt Phil Montana wiilliots -of books and in my honor, was conducted by a inhaled about four of these with animals, no people oc TV. ~un DMC raps another hard one · highly diversified collection of astonishing ease. rut not before bowing Fa now The Uglies rage m. On the Wrth the King guard). shows: there's nothi,ng greater than that." The characters. The Rubber Uglies. to the small statue on the table he weekend of May 21 the band i~ un DMC "The hard hitter, I come across a short song includes a loop of "Ahh, What is a Rubber Ugly? refemd to as '"I'he Tequila God" scheduled to go south for anocJrr tour. ·.• ~ ltofile Records critter splitter, gold digger, better get ahhh, ahhh" which sounds like it may "A Rubber Ugly isn't a thing. it's a This loony but very lovable bunch All look forward to the tour, the ~ 8+ a baby sitter, I'm daddy, cruising like have come from Freak Out by Rick state of mind," was the chuckling reply. started five years ago when Troy and South being the Ike to head a caddie bragging, rag ragg, 'em James. The lead singer, Troy Talman ("like Kevin began the band. After much trial Up north, everyone is so uptight." bruise 'em in a paddy wagon, pull a The magic digital machine which Batnm. rut it's Talman with aT''), sat and error Rick, Phil, and then Mark said Kevin. The long hauls in the magnum, point it in and splat it at loops old James Brown and on his chair, drumstick and pie plate in were added. aamped van and its inconveniences. \'• The grandaddies of rap are back. 'em, then I stab 'em." Parliament grooves into hip-hop is hand, tapping to the beat and sang as if Since the forming of the present sudl as urinating in a plastic pitcher, are .r ~realc out the Adidas, fat gold chains Run DMC has always been used with genius on this album, but entranced. line-up, The Rubber Uglies have been some things they do not look faward d kango hats and tape the tougher than leather, but it seems like never overshadows the vinyl A funky bassline bopped from declared Best Local Band in 1991 and to. board to the floor. they've taken some bad attitude scratching ofJam Master J. Kevin "Malachi's" bass with as rt1ICh 1992 by The News Journal and One member recalled. in a journal Run DMC is looking and sounding lessons from Public Enemy or NWA Run DMC was one of the energy as the red curly ponytail bopped received The Big Shout Best Rock kept by everyone who goes on tour, a lot like gangsta rappers these days. since their Its Tricky days. founding fathers of rap, but have aloog on the top of his heOO. He mt the Alternative Band award. In August of ralher messy incident cmceming Hill For the crackers out there, Down "Comin' atcha hard with guard, evolved with the music, blending peculiar talent of playing the strings 1992 they opened Lollapalooza in am a beer can. ''Wltb the King is not some but never feelin' odd, tell me how influences from everyone from the with a cigarette cocked between his Alexandria,VA. . So as the night began to fade, I got ·anarchistic imperative. Rather, if you you figure, nigger, pull the trigger west coast school of rappers to the ringfmger and his pinky. The band, in all their modesty, up to leave The Rubber Uglies. Befoce Ire "Down With The King," it means and get scared." Beastie Boys and the Geto Boys. Rick Potts had only one snare and a casually recalled playing in front of I walked out the door, I stopped and , ·~ ou are quite fond of Run DMC." Run wasn't kidding when he Run DMC is back In the HoltiSe, as tupperware bowl to work with. The more than 4,000 people and meeting told them how much I appreciated ~ In this album, Run DMC, like a Jot rapped "These are the roughest track 10 says, and they are tupperware bowl, however, was members of Soundgarden and Pearl them I was met for a brief I00!1Ient by · fl rappers these days. actually spends toughest words I ever wrote down on demanding the respect they deserve: replaced by various other objects, Jam as if they were talking about what befuddled, affectionate expressions •f lot of time saying how much they the album's title track." "Rappers won't be dissin' after this including a burning log from the fire. they haj roc lunch yesterday. until they all :t>W"st out into boos and ·,~emselves like their work. But the disposition caused by rap song, they'll sing like Rodney Mark Stallard strununxl in mellow, What did they tllink of Pearl Jam's "Get the hell out ofhere's." t ·l Everyone might not like gangsta urban plight is not the group's only King can' t we all just get along?" . perfect harmony with the JeOO.singer Eddie Vedder? I laughed and ran out the door. . iaP and the urban ugliness which it message on this record. Both Run and Never count the kings of rock out rtrays but you'd have to be a fool DMC: dedicate the album to God in as track 11, Can I Get a Wimess says; admit it to their faces. Gangsta the lmer notes and the 24-second "Album number seven and we still .....~pers are not exactly pacifists as track To the Maker is a tribute to the ain't finished yet." Staying faithful: He says, She says . 'ttack four on Down With The King, ultimate tough guy. '7o the maker, These guys will probably be l· Hit em Hard (catch him off his I dedicated my rap, the creator. rapping when they're on Geritol. rontinued from page 81 Not telling girlfriends when he kissed another girl -it would be over cheats is something that is nonnal to in a second, no questions asked," she she says. "He used a key I had left at Matt (BE JR). "At our age, we are says. "I'd never be able to trust him his house, and had never bothered to supposed to be having fun," he says. again." get back to let himself in," she says. "So if I cheat on her and she finds out, Amy (AS SR) is a devoted "Bill [the new guy) and I were there are plenty of other fish in the Christian who agrees that cheating is lying on my bed, but we were just pond. never the right thing to do. watching a movie," Sherri says. "My "We have our whole lives to spend "One of the ten commandments is ex ran into the room. jumped onto the committed, this is the time to ' Thou shall not commit adultery,"' bed and punches began flying. remember. Thouugh it will not last she says. "Of course, this was "While I was angry at first. it forever .... ," he says, singing the Billy intended for marriage, but still, the made me realize how much he cared Joel song. point is being faithful." about me," she says. "We got back Not everyone has such an easy­ So if she had to do it over again, together and I haven' t cheated on him going attitude when it comes to would Jenny follow the words of since." cheating. Andrea, a recent graduate, is wisdom or would she cheat? Incidents like Sherri's are why engaged to her boyfriend of almost "It was fun at the time," she says, some people elect to keep quiet about two years. "but the two minutes of fun weren't what they have done. "If he ever cheated on me - even worth jeopardizing the two years of Lavaliers symbolize everlasting love

continued from page 81 teddy b ear w ith a pouch on its sisters pass around a candle in a stomach. circle. The flfst time the candle goes how deeply he felt about her. He told her to look inside the around it symbolizes friendship, the "He loved me and he cared pouch. Inside she discovered his second is who got lavaliered. Each enough about me to have me wear Sigma Phi Epsilon lavalier. time the candle goes around the his letters that he had to go through "I had no idea. I was just so circle_. it symbolizes a deeper pledging to get." happy," Amanda says. comnutment. Christmas was a holiday of Ever since she was a freshman, Lavalier, a F rench word, is a mixed feelings for Amanda, who Amanda says she hoped she would tangible symbol of the emotions had food poisoning. be lavaliered. Being in a sorority, one's boyfriend feels. Dave, the Her upset stomach went away she got her chance to blow out the man of a few words, used the when her boyfriend came to her candle and tell all her sister' s the lan,fuage of love when he said, home and gave her two large boxes. good news. I love her and she loves me ''"' One gift contained an L.L. Bean In sorority chapt<;r meetings, that's why llav.all.:reu Sam." ''BWE HEN CHAmR" ON DECK "'You always dream of Saturdar • Baseball vs. Boston Univenity fint-round playing on a professional North Atlantic Conference Tou-:nament, level It's a dream come 3p.m. true." •Men's Track & Field at Princeton Delaware lleflior cornerback Tim Jacobs, Invitational s ~ with who a free agent contract the •All other Delaware teams have completed OeveiD! Browns. their seasons Friday

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The Review Female Athlete of the Year · Pearl's Despite her gripes about the program, Delaware's best female lacrosse player has gone to the top }am her sport- and doesn't plan on coming down any time soon. By jeff Pearlman gar J. &his Rinnander on the attack clueless gang By Jeff Pearlman Sports Editor There • s definitely destroy lax something intimidating about The Del a ware women's meeting Jen Rinnander for the lacrosse program sucks. first time. It rots. It's a bitterness in a her It' s horrible. voice, a sharp, attack mode It's butt awful and that comes off negatively to pathetically inept and kind of those who don't know her. like the puss from a white. worn But please excuse The out zit. Review 1993-94 Female Yes. rhar bad. Athlete of the Year if she's a Oh, don't get the wrong idea little angry. or anythinJl. From Review There's good reason. ln a year -that ·was supposed Female Athlete of the Year Jen to expose the junior lacrosse Rinnander to Jen Hadley and standout and her blossoming Sarah Smith, the Hens have Hen teammates to the national talent - loads of it. spotlight, virtually everything And if any of th e went wrong. bureaucratic, all-talk, full of Delaware finished with a crap administrators we call .the disappointing 6-11 record and university athletic department the season was marred by gave half a damn, Delaware constant player-coach battles would have one of the top 10 that concluded with Coach programs in the nation. Mary Beth Holder making her But they don't. fourth UD season her last. You see, near the beginning Through all the negatives, of the season women's lacrosse however, a shining star rose and field hockey Coach above the mess. Mary Beth Holder resigned, Rinnander, a third team All­ effective at the end of the year. American attack as a junior, She was an absolutely terrible had one of the most explosive coach, someone who ear.ned her seasons in school history, player's wrath by playing tallying 55 goals and 19 assists favorites and often appearing to while scoring 74 points and give up when games looked being named to the first team bleak. All-Colonial Athletic "She would blame it all on Association. us," said one player. "It was "This was probably my best always 'you guys have to do year playing," says Rinnander, this!' There were times 20; whose muscular calves MaryBeth would even sit on the instantly define her as an bench in the middle of the game. athlete. "I think I matured a lot That's something you don't do ." as a player. My shot selection No worry. Holder is long was much better and I gone now and AthletJc Director probably played a lot smarter." Edgar N. Johnson pledged to Smarter, but sadder. find the most capable, Rinnander's season was a competent replacement for the self-described hell, a year in job. which the Media, Pa. native As in, he lied. learned to dislike much about THE RIVIEW I File Photo A few days after Johnson the Delaware athletic jen Rinnander's three years at the university haven't been winning ones, but it hasn't kept her from plugging away at the goal. The Review made his totally meaningless department. Female Athlete of the Year racked up third team All-American honors last year, and has the statistics to exceed that this year. pledge to The Review, he offered "This has been the most in each of the Hens games this coming. The girl I was playing the women's lacrosse job to disappointing three years year. looked at me and I was hysterical former Holder assistant Mary athletically I've ever had," "She's a natural," said junior laughing. I haven't had a winning McCracken. said Rinnander, also a member defender Sarah Smith. "Jen's one season here, so there aren't too Nice woman. Cool haircut. of the Hens field hockey team. of the best scorers I've ever many great things to point to." Not much of a coach, though. "Since I've been here played with. She's got speed and Rinnander was a standout On Tuesday Johnson told The · there's no reason we shouldn't power, but she also has some basketball and field hockey Review "If (McCracken] be in the Top 10. Coaching is beautiful moves. She's pretty player in high school, but was accepts, it's her job to take." the problem. There's no need much a complete player." steered to lacrosse by her prep Big mistake. to hide it, because that's She may even be able to fly , coach. "When Mary coached us she exactly what it is. I expected but the one thing Rinnander has A few seconds experimenting would always talk about 'The much more from Delaware." not had at Delaware is a winning with the grip, another minute or Grip,'" said one veteran pla~er But Delawa·re couldn't season. so perfecting cradling and voila, who wished to remain unnamed. expect much more from her. "It's sad, but the highlight of potential All-American. "There really isn't one in For three years Rinnander the season was the streakers "Most of the players probably lacrosse. She talks about has been an explosive scorer running across the field," said started a little earlier, maybe techniques, but doesn't know from the attack position. Rinnander of the April 22 home seventh grade," said Rinnander. much about them." ' She combines powerful, game against Princeton when 12 "But by college it all evens out. Said another: "We're pissed,.. straight forward brutality with nude men scampered across the You never know at this level off about the whole thing. The exceptional speed and field. where people start. What matters day after an article was written. , managed to score at least once "I had no idea they were is how they play now." see JOHNSON page BS

The childhood dream that may become a realitv Tubby eager .·: 7im jacobs always wanted to play professional football, and now he'll get his chance with Clevefand to return Delaware football coach By Heidi Norman senior years at Delaware helped to Berea,OH. and discovered how Sl•ff reporter Tubby Raymond, 67, had a make him a top prospect. challenging pro ball can be. cancerous prostate gland After not being selected in this "The whole system is so When he was young, Delaware removed last week at Christiana senior cornerback Tim Jacobs year's draft, Jacobs and his agent intricate, especially the Hospital. terminology," said Jacobs. "Here it dreamed of growing up and playing discussed his choices and decided According to ..the News professional football. to sign with Cleveland. Miami, is more general. There it's a Journal, Dr. · Michael business." And now, after a stellar four year Detroit and Washington all drafted Whitworth, Raymond's At the college level, Jacobs Hen career, be will be given a defensive backs, but Cleveland had urologist, said the tumor was chance to fulfill that childhood not drafted any. That, Jacobs said, believed that with his physical isolated and will require no wish after signing a free agent gave him the best opportunity to attributes, a healthy lifestyle, and a further treatment. Whitworth few prayers, that he would someday contract with the Cleveland Browns play. also expects Raymond to have a two weeks ago. "I really wanted to get drafted make it to where he is now. speedy recovery.. · but by the fifth round I was looking As for the future, Jacobs plans to "You always dream of playing The malignancy, which was · on the professional level," said not to get drafted," said Jacobs. continue playing professional "Then I would be able to choose football, he then wants to become removed by a surgery called a Jacobs. "It's a dream come true. radical prostatectomy, was the Living out the dream is what I hope what would be the best situation for an entrepreneur - perhaps even slowest moving type. to do now." me." open a barber/beauty shop. Jacobs does not believe that his "I've been cutting hair since I Although Raymond passed a But the Browns weren't the only biopsy conducted last fall, a six team to express interest in the ~· 9". arrest for using a stolen credit card was in junior high school," said this winter was related to his not Jacobs . "It's one of my dreams." month follow-up exam alerted 18~ • pound secondary standout. his doctors to a possible tumor. • Cleveland, Miami, Detroit and getting drafted. Jacobs attributes his hard work "Everybody makes mistakes. ethic to a coach he had at the boys' A~er completing spring football Washington all approached Jacobs dnlls and a short vacation, prior to the draft. There are a lot of guys out there club in his hometown' of Raymond prepared for his Jacobs said the scouts were who have been in a lot worse Landover,MD . He said his never surgery. impressed with his size and his trouble than me," said Jacobs. "And ending desire to keep pushing , no "I'll probably take some time speed, and before approaching him besides that, the coaches have matter what came from his mother. off after I'm discharged," teams viewed various highlight expressed that I've been a positive "My mom raised my sister and Raymond told the News Journal, · tapes that showcased his abilities. person. I'm not a trouble maker or I," said Jacobs. "And she taught us TME RIVIEW I Maximllh111 Crettc:h "but I'm eager to get back to · anything." that everything happens for a These qualities, combined with Tim Jacobs' defensive skills didn't get him any pursuers In the draft, work and begin preparation for · his being named AU-Conference in Last weekend Jacobs participated reason and to keep our chins up but a team tryout gave him the chance to show what the films didn't. next season." football and track in his junior and in the Browns mini-camp in regardless." He will now showcase his secondary skills in professional football. ' I I l Confused by sneaker trademarks? Nike swoop got you down? Well, no fear- we've got

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, By Megan McDermott athletic clothing for specific latest hot-seller, says recent trend among college I Sporls Wrilrr purposes," says Wisniewski, Hockenbrock - to the more students, say both Fischer and 'j Everyone's seen it. People who has never carried Nike fashion-conscious. Wisniewski. 'I wearing Nike Air Max shoes, Air Jordans or others he calls Can any shoe really be There is no question that a Champion sweatshirt. a "fashion shoes." worth over 130 dollars? shoes are better now than I baseball cap with maybe not "I call it wanna-be wear," "Worth it to who?" they were a few years ago. ·l :1· ~· heir favorite team, but a he says. "A lot of it doesn • t responds Dave Fischer, "There's a lot of I team with good colors. and a serve a functional purpose." manager of Newark's Save on technology into it," says 'I ·l pair of mesh shorts. Functional or not, though, Sneaks. Wisniewski. :j · All definitely athletic wear. "wanna-be wear" sells. "I think to a lot of people But a high price does not !: All definitely expensive. But "They're buying the name," they are. This is America - mean good quality. .. all the sign of a serious says Rob Hockenbrock, whatever the market will Wisniewski says Saucony .. athlete? assistant manager at Save on bear." shoes are probably one of his :· Probably not. Sneaks in College Square During his nine years as best sellers among athletes, :. John Wisniewski, manager Shopping Center. "Most of manager, Fischer says he has and these go for about 60 -pf Delaware Sporting Goods the time they don't even care seen a lot of changes in the dollars. :on Main Street for 26 years, if it's a size off." business. But. the style factor THE REVIEW I Staff Graphic -says he doesn't even carry Hockenbrock says high continues to sustain the There are enough brand names and styles of athletic gear to last the "It used to be 30 or 35 C"ttampion and Starter school students are their dollars was expensive [for higher-ticket items. products. His sneaker biggest customers. They come average sports fanatic a lifetime or two • shoes)," he says. Now, Nike "Fashion drives a Jot of the 'selection includes mainly 60- in with their parents, and Save on Sneaks also caters shoe, says Hockenbrock. makes a sandal that costs business," says Fischer. " You dollar shoes as opposed to the "The higher the price, the to serious athletes, but they They leave shoes like Charles more than that. can get a Timex or a you van 100-dollar-plus varieties. more likely they are to buy usually choose a mid-price Barkley' s Nike Air Max -the These sandals and rugged get a Rolex - they both keep "Most of my clothing is it." hiking shoes seem to be a good time."

Life in the lax lane ••• University student Kevin Adams juggles life, books, family as well as a lacrosse league. ~uess you could call him the First State lacrosse Guru By Mary Desmond are my vice." massive layoffs, Adams only sees Adams. "But you can usually : Assitant McCracken as a head coach. here with a commitment to put in -Outstanding Senior Female Athlete • "If Mary's coach, 90 percent of 100 percent and we've gotten zero Delaware cross country and track 01.1r team won't play next year," out. Blackmon: A three-time captain, $id another player. "I think "We are so talented it makes and field standout Mamie Giunta, Blackmon became Delaware's first­ l'!faryBeth had more coaching me sick. No one knows what a who earned 10 varsity letters and ever conference all-star this fall was a member of four conference ability than McCracken and she decent coach is like here, because when she was named ftrSt team All­ was a horrible chach." we've never had one. This athletic championship teams during his North Atlantic Conference. Her : There are about 75 million or department is just being stupid." career, was named the university's three goals were second on the Outstanding Senior Female Athlete so- better candidates for the job. And the dumbest 'of them all is team, and her 11 career tallies is at the 17th annual UD Women's Bven if McCracken was somewhat the man in the big chair. second all-time for the Hens. Intercollegiate Athletic Awards c.'ompetent, it would make a lot of Don't worry, you'll recognize Tennis junior Julia Kratzer: Banquet Wednesday night at The 1992 captain, Kratzer led the sense to go outside the program to him. Clayton Hall. find its next leader. He's the one with the really, Hens to an 8-6 dual record and Giunta was one of 10 Hen ' Some suggestions: really long nose. fourth place finish at the NAC woman athletes honored as ; 1. American University Coach Championships. She played the No. Ann Wilkinson. Jeff Pearlman is a sports editor of individual sports Most Valuable 2 and 3 singles spots and posted a Players. Giunta, who was also : 2. U.S. National Coach Joanne The Review. singles record of 8-9. named the outstanding cross Volleyball setter Graber: A Ambroge.' JUI country performer, was selected in a two-time captain, Graber led the 3. Judy- NO, STOP!!!!! vote of all UD female athletes. Hens to a 28-18 record and first­ See, I could name all 75 THE REVIEW I ~mlllian Gretsdt The Monroeville, Pa. native was ever NAC Championship. Graber million on the list and it makes no Delaware senior softball pitcher Christine Etherington, April's a three-sport standout, earning four set a UD single-season record with difference. The athletic Review Athlete of the Month, was one of 11 women athletes letters in outdoor track and field and 1,440 assists, and added a team-high department does not care. honored this week at Clayton Hall. · three each in cross country and 49 service aces. If women's lacrosse wins. they indoor track. She served as captain Basketball forward Molly Castellanos: A three-year standout, former Review Athlete of the Month make no money. If women's of all three teams. Larkin: A four-year regular, Larkin Castellanos was the Hens' lone was named first-team All-NAC on lacrosse loses, they make no Giunta, however, was just one of captained the Hens to a 17-11 NAC champion this winter, winning the strength of a 14-6 record, 1.14 money. many women honored as the year's record by scoring 12.6 points per the 200 backstroke and placing earned run average and 131· : So screw it, Johnson thinks. We outstanding athletes (all are seniors might as well keep the same ol' game and 5.9 rebounds a contest. second in the 200 individual strikeouts. She led the 21-13 Hens Ullless designated otherwise). Larkin graduates with 1,017 points, gal from the past. medley. to second place in the regular The other were: ninth on Delaware's all-time list. So what if she can't coach? Lacrosse junior attack Jen season. . Field hockey mldnelder Kelly Indoor track and Oeld sprinter : So what If nobody wants her Rlnnander: The Review Female Outdoor Track & Field Hollinger: A four-year regular and Lynn Degelmann: The Hens' top Athlete of the Year, Rinnander led distance runner Ellen Stricker: a,round? 1992 co-captain, Hollinger led the sprinter, Degelmann won the 1992 the Hens in scoring and points. She The junior from Philadelphia · So what? Hens in scoring with six goals and NAC outdoor 400 hurdles tiUe and was named first team All-Colonial became the first Hen ever to win : These last few years of non­ four assists and ended her career was fifth in the 500 meters at the Athletic Association, and ranks two events at the NAC Outdoor stop losing have been tough to with 19 goals and six assists. Her 44 take and things in Newark are real 1992 NAC indoor meet. This year seventh all-time in scoring for the championships, capturing both the Johnson career points ranks her 13th all-time negative as of late. One player she was a member of the fourth Hens. 5,000- and 3,000 meter runs. ... McCracken's job to take at Delaware . place 1.600 meter relay. Softball pitcher Christine said she believes Delaware Soccer defender Jeana Swimming junior Kim Etherington: The senior hurler and -Jeff Pearlman

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La-~ .. , - for non-students and 30 cents per word Thll GYN OepMmenllll Stucllri Healh FURNITURE· Mal~ lola, low 1811, and nn!lgr 1101: 1l*d ltoor . klchlln. 2 SIIIVIce ofters telling wlh opllonl chili'· Excelllnl oondllonl C811456-5743. e bedroom~ . Eall Main St.; NeWlllll, :/ thereafter. pregnarocy '85 Honda Accord. • dr, 55p AAWM cau. counselng, IOUIIne IIIIMOOIDalc can~, and Grey, 881<. CAII234·1840. MARKETING PROJECT ASSIST ANT. . • ·:· conlracepllon. Cal lr31-803S", Monday • '78 Dodge Dolt: 58,000 original miles, V8, - ~1''*'·~~~~- Seeking new graduates-HI Ia not a sales Jab! new tires, newa•emater, new !latter. $1 ,000 tl!lw., f.V ....~llY/Tuelday/Thuraday '· ~=orHe~~~~~~bV or B.O. Must see, must seN, call now! 368- ;:::.~?~:~c:nesrCo~.o. & Friday. Wedneaday alter 2 & before 4. ~=~ac:::­ assured. 7285. Cell Robin 731·81n. ;:,· ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 BR duplex. Wall to U ol D. S575hno. + uti. ~~~r~"t'~~ - One way tldlet Dulles to San Franc:boo. June Desk live draMn 535. Single bed $50. Good No pelS. 836-1841 . $7/lv. to llall. Send lr. ollntarasl ol raa .~ . :: Rec:orQICD Show. Sunday, May 23, 10 A.M. 22nc:l. $100. 737-4559. 611. =~~~~~~er . Like condtlon. 458-0138. Steph8nle. ' 1 ;Ridsson · WllmlngiOn Exii8N olll-95 Female Roommata wanted to share 2 BDR KerahawTownnouae. Cal837-3851 or837· DE~~=~~~. 18702. =~'?f.'" relrlgeralor lor lllle- Best of1tr Couches, dining room table, binds lor aale. :.:.-- ~~~~~i= : f:.ol ~~~~=~~":"rtpt~o Cell 292-0942. . 8712. ·:~~ co · s . l=s . Elc. S200Adm. wllhlaAd. MA student painters- ::_,,~ lrlo. (41 )636-5783. seeking= · House lor rent. 4 Bdrm, 1 Bath. Washer, students lor lui-time summer 0 ~=:,~~(~~e~~ -=- Welder Welghl Bencll, almosl unused, $25. Couch & Redlnlng Chair lor sale. Call laura. 10 to f>.O. Box 944, Newalk, DE 19715. Cell Ctwls 111455-1071 . 368-9299. Dryer. $1000. -(410)398·2438. DelaWMI. Earn $5.50 plus. Joe 837· 8283. ~~~ :: =~?:::!~%~mc:~rrr f>RE·SUMMER BICYCLE TUNE·Uf> Couch In exoellenl oond111on, Custom 8llnda Ill 6000 BTU alr COidloner. $150 O.B.O. Cal 2 rooms avail. In 5 room holise. Great •;.;'"· lu1ure? " so, please caiiiJinene a1 455-1094 Harringlon Dorms. Cal 837-6085 Marc. Men or Katie 458-12-43. Location on Main St. $180/mo. + UIYI. Ray Naed person lo watch 2 children, my home,.FT •; - or Karen atThll Revlewat831-2n1 . tor summer. OWn transportation. Cal I. 456-1131 *- ~=:.:.==~~~~Bill's Bicycle Repair. 456-0457. - FURNITURE· kitchen lable $40, 4 chalra for 8101, leave message. ~ _ DEL· A CAPEUA 1993. NEWARK HALL. 8 ~J~'#u:..!~~~s ~~ - al $10, I.M. TONIGHTI 45&0785. Garden Apt . AvaM. Juna 111. CaU 368-7453. Compu1er Operator needed 15-20 hours a FOR SALE :w:cm~~=chai'$25.2· -k. Will train r1ghl person. Serious lnqulltes Female roommate wanted. Unlveraly only. Call (302)594·3201 and ask lor~~ - Home lor sale. 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Janet. =~~~~~~~~~~Zr . s:h~r 132 East Main Street, Newark, DE 19711 2 BDRM Townhoue, Ideal lor students, near [m~2~9~ _Aval . 611 . $410/mo. + uti. ~~:~~~Val~J=1~ ~LUCK DELTONES ! Go Alios! ~- 302-453-9400 • next to Margherita Pizza S6751month plus utilities. Cal 328--0472. 3 bedroom townhousa, 121 Madison Drive , AOII Seniors, get psyched lor Senior Send-Oft! Female roommate wanted to share -I ~r ..... ~ ...... BB .. BB~a...... _._...... ~_. .. ._ .... ._ ...... townhouses In F'lke creek area ol Newark. Townhouse has 4 BR, 2 112 Baths, Cable, AOII wishes everyone good luck wlh finals.: .. • Private Phone. $275/monlh + 1fJ utlllles. ... To lhe IPA ALPHA KLEPTOMANIACS. ~ 738-4708 or 292· 1947. We Still Want Our Clothas Back! ·• • ~~:.rOR,:,~~~E~~~ Park The sisters of KAPPA DELTA thank a1 the i massage. outstanding professors who ahended our •· ;. taculty appreciation tea. KAPPA DELTA Ia , ready to STOMP ALL NIGHT. : ~=:J~~ .fr:~~: lor enllre summer. KAPf>A DELTA· Gat psyched for ourplcnlc4fl Sunday. : WANTED t::~~~~=~L.et's have tun tonlghl .: ALASKA SUMMER EMf>LOYMENT· llsherias. Earn $600+ /week In canneries or $4,000+ Semester when calculating their permit eligibility. lrnorlh on Ushlng boats. Free transportation! ~~:~:.r:;,rw~~c~:,r~e~~ ro ~ Room & Board! MALE OR FEMALE. For SISTERS!! Due to the fact that resident students =~=r program caii1-(206)54So4155 or the first time commuting niusi ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA F, verify their need for a car, and that most of these • students may register for a Fall parking permit in­ IRRIGATION WORKERS. Tre~ Light Leam how lo give yourself a breast • ~ person before leaving campus in the Spring. From needs can not be verified this far in advance, they are ~~~_f'T· Traneportallon. 16-8 examination or a testicular examination lor : not eligible for this program. They may still, tumor-like growths. h can save your llle. Sell May 17 through May 28, students may register for Ed. Task Force. : ~ however, register by mail this summer. Fall parking at either the Public Safety Office or the ~~~~~.T.1~~:~~1e , Heather- SMILE, AND FEEL BETTER! Student's wishing to take advantage of this ~[:~~~~~~~~ : New MELISSA Student Services Building. No payment is required program should bring their student I.D. and the Sussex Co. 858-3866. DAWN· HOPE N.C. IS A BLAST. MELI~ ; during the advance registration period. The cost of vehicles registration with them. You will also need to CRUISE SH!f>S NOW HIRING- Earn $2,000 + CHRISTY WOODALL-Happy 22nctl Have~ the parking permit will be included on the Estimated hnonth + world travel. Holiday, SUmmer and great time this weekend. Woo wool -~ know the address you will be living at in the Fall. Career ~loymenl available. No experlenca Semester Bill which is mailed in early July. neoessa!y. 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