Vol. 103 No. 19 Indiana U. Librarian To Direct UD.Library By KEN MAMMARELLA avoid allegations that parts of An Indiana Universit_f the university community librarian will be the next might not have been involved director of MorriS' Library, in the selection process·: Provost Leon Campbell an­ The Faculty Senate also ap­ nounced at the Faculty proved a major and minor in Senate meeting Monday. comparative literature. This The provost chose Susan interdisciplinary program Brynteson, assistant "director will be focused in the depart­ of libraries for technical ser­ ments of English and vices at the University of In­ languages and literature, but diana at Bloomington, over anthropology, history, two other final candidates philosophy and theater screened by the search com­ departments will also be in­ mittee. She will take office volved. ' Feb .. l6, Campbell said. The Senate established a Nathaniel Puffer will con­ minor in public administra7 tinue as acting director this tion and a 'CSC" designation semester, Campbell said, for courses taught by the while Brynteson familiarizes Center for Science and herself with university opera­ Culture of the School of Life tions in several trips here. ·and Health Sciences. Brynteson has worked in Four people were appointed · libraries since 1959. She holds , to the Council on Program a bachelor's degree in Evaluation, an internal philosophy and a master's university auditing group. _ degree in library f science They are history professor from the University of Raymond Walters (who Review photo by Joy Greene Wisconsin. replaces chemistry professor · WHEN AUTUMN -LEAVES .FAll, can winter be far behind? This university grounds worker finds In other business, Universi­ Edward Schweizer as chair- this modern technique easier than raking. - ty President E.A. Trabant (Continued to page 2) assured the Senate that students would have input in the selection of a replacement for Dt. John Worthen, vice Incidents of Crime, Assault Rise iri Newark president for student affairs ~y DAVID S. FIN'E homicide., rape, aggravated more citizens reporting activities and the dark, and administration. Incidents of crime and assault, kidnapping, robbery, . crimes and by better police secluded areas of campus as If an appointment is not .assault have risen by an alar­ burglary and · motor vehicle methods for handling the reasons behind many of made by the end of this ming amount in Newark, and theft, said Widdoes. reports, said Stafford. Newark's violent crimes. semester, Trabant said he increasing population in the "Right now we have to be Widdoes also pointed out "The university has many would wait until February to city and ·the university has careful to maintain some kind that the increasing rate of areas that are prone' to announce a successor to been the ~main cause, ac­ of control," said detective Lt. violent crime is a national assault." cording to police. Robert Stafford, a 19-year . trend, not confin~d solely to In addition, students are But according to university veteran of the Newark Police Newark. . good "targets" for crime, ac­ on the security's chief investigator department and criminal Police consider the . par­ cording to Stafford. ··our ac­ Lt. Richard Turner, there has division commander. ticular nature of . a college tual crime rate changes when been "no increase of violent Stafford said that ·despite community a major factor students are here. During inside crime on campus." Newark's constantly rising behind Newark's. increasing Christmas break, for exam­ The discrepency "is kind of · population, the number of crime. "As long as we have ple, we have a dramatic funny, because when you look police the city employs has this (student) age group, crime decrease. When the at the university and-the city actually decreaseq. we're going to have pro­ students come back, crime as a group, there is an in­ -The crime increase can blems," said Stafford. He goes back up.'' TrabantSpeaks · cre~se," said Turner. also be partly explained by pointed. to students' evening (Continued to page ~ 4) Will Orwell's 19_84 come true? The most dramatic crime increase locally has been in 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0:0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3' aggravated assaults, ac­ Schlesinger Pr-ofiles Eoosevelt, cording to Newark police reports. A total of 50 cases were reported in Newark for Compares To Current L·eaders_ 1977. This figure rose to 59 in WXDR 1,978, an 18 percent increase. By DEBBIE MII,LER decades from Roosevelt's presidency to that So far this year, 54 ag­ "A baffling man who has to be iht-as1 red of Carter. . Petitioning for support ..... 4 gravated assaults have been against a baffling time," was how an _,.,Jr­ The BO's and 40's were "decades of action" reported, up from only 21 in ticulate Dr. Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. describt:d and at their conclusion the American pe9ple the corresponding period last Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the 1930's dur-­ felt tired and drained: ·Therefore, the 50's year, according-to reports_. ing his lecture "The Roosevelt Tradition and marked a "lull"·in society with Eisenhower as In addition, "indexed ·Legacy." ' president. The 60's ushered in another decade crimes" are up 19 _percent Schlesinger discussed political figures from of action, with Kennedy and Johnson. In the over last year; cases of Roosevelt to newly-announced presidential 70's we are like we were in the 50's, "a spent Classifieds ...... 12 violent crimes against people candidate Sen. Ted Kennedy before an au­ nation." have jumped 106 percent - However, Schlesinger predicts that in the · Editorial ...... 6 dience of more than 1,000 in Clayton Hall Mon­ from 32 reported ca~es in the day night. · '8o's "the dam will break." Furthermore, "We EtCetera ...... 9 first eight months of 1978 to 66 will stop saying the government can't do this cases so far this year, ac­ Schlesinger, a Pulitzer Prize winner and and can't do that." - Sports ...... ·..... 16 cording to Cpl. William Wid­ former special · assistant to President Ken­ _ He criticized Carter for claiming in a recent does, Newark's crime nedy, was the last speaker in the day~long con­ speech that the government could not cure the specifics officer. ference, "The New Deal: In Retrospect." problem of inflation. Indexed crimes include In his lecture, Schlesinger reflected on the {Continued to page 7) Page 2 • THE REVIEW • November 9, 1979 /

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PRODUCTION president's power, but they excuse." also turn to him to get sion to open the position to faculty and administrators on • On campus parking pro­ · Of sometqing done," said blems: "If the university did University President E.A. campus came because he THE KING OF THE wants someone ·who is ac­ increase the number of park­ Trabant before about 25 peo­ ing spaces there are many UNITED STATES ple Tuesday night in Pen­ quainted with the university and its position in the state. people who would complain, Date: Klov. 12& 13at7:00p.m. cader Commons I. including some students." , PLACE: Mitchell Hall Auditorium ~uring the discussion, Trabant also confirmed PREPARE: 1) short (2 min. or less) monologue from. that he has received written • On the importance of wh1ch was sponsored by the students: "The university of modern/ contemporary play 2) short song (one chorus or Pencader Student Govern­ applications for the position 32 bars) accompanist provided; bring your own music from Jon Olson, associate Delaware is the people who ment, Trabant spoke about a attend it - students of every number of campus issues, a dean of engineering, Stuart Comeores.sedto move: no heels, skirts, type, color and creed. All we or confiningrdothes summary of which include: Sharkey, director of Housing and Residence Life, and Dr. have is each other." Questions: contact Mr. C. Gilbert ext. 2205 • On the upcoming 150th an­ • On enrollment: "I can see niversary of the university: Robert Mayer, associate vice "I would like to have a na­ president for Facilities and undergraduate enrollment Management and Services. .going down by design, but it . r-::;:=::======! tional symposium on George will be difficult because the Orwell's book, '1984' to see if He also confirmed receiving verbal applications from Dr. number of applications and any of it.has come true.'' the percentage of students we •On the possibility of a com­ James Soles, professor of Ski political science, and Dr. accept that. are attending is puterized bookstore: "There going up." is an increasing feeling of Ronald Wenger, associate dislike for it. A computer is Dean of Arts and Sciences not only expensive, but it College. takes away from the • On the Board of Trustees; ... Senate ~illingf!n academic spirit of a "Member·s of the Board are (Continued from page 1) bookstore." not there to represent their man), English department Jan. 13-18, 1980 • On the new vice president constituents; Their main Chairman Zack Bowen position: The main qualifica- function is to see that· society Counseling Center Directo; MOUNTAIN MEADOW LODGE •2 Meals a Day gets the best education possi­ John Bishop and Andy ble at the lowest cost." Williamson (BE81). •Transportation • Lessons Correction • On student trustees on the Five others were appointed •Unlimited 5 Day Lift Tickets In the Nov. 6 issue of The Board: "I have an opinion as chairmen of Senate commit­ •Wine and Cheese Party Review, the article on sexual a private citizen, but I can't tees: individual and family •Keg Social harassment stated that the really comment because of studies professor Hester * *Cross Country Tour Available university student grievance my position as president." Stewart on educational in­ procedure " requires the stu­ • On the role of the presi­ novation, chemical engineer­ PLAN A - Without Lessons or dent to confront either the dent: "I can be an in­ ing professor Arthur Metzner equipment - $155.00 person charged or his or her residence president or an off­ on research, langua.ges and PLAN B - includes equipment rental supervisor." It should have campus president. I chose to literature professor Gerald & lessons- $195.00 stated, "it requires the stu­ be an in-residence president Culley OJl instructional dent to attempt to resolve the because I have found that in resources, educational foun­ SIGN UPS IN RM. 100 OF THE matter with the person whom this way, more can be ac­ dations professor Robert Tag­ STUDENT CE.NTER BEGINNING they are charging and/or complished in a shorter gart on undergraduate ad- - . with the person's super-; tim.e." missions and standing and ~EDNESDA Y, NOV. 14, 1979 visor". This was an editing • On the use of alcohol: political science professor 8:30-4:30 error. "There's a greater James Nathan on student life.

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Lukens •Steel Company Coatesville, Pennsylvania We are an EEO Employer M!F Page 4 • THE REVIEW • November 9, 1979 MASTERS AND DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREES IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING Financial aid is available for Engineering and ' WXDR personnel are now circulating petitions asking for Science Majors for graduate study in Nuclear student and community support to substantiate the station's Engineering, Fusion, and Health Physics. request for a power increase. Graduate Researc.h and Teaching Assistantship General Manager Linda Berryhill said the station wants "tangible proof of interest and support" as part of the stipends range· from $5800 to $10,200 per year · material given to the administration. plus out-of~state tuition waiver. President's Student petitions began Tuesday, and community peti­ Fellowships for outstanding applicants provide tions yesterday. They are being circulated in dining halls and classes and among student organizations and friends of a stipend of $5000 pe~ year plus full tuition station personnel. No numerical goal has been set, but Ber­ waiver. For information write: Director, School ryhill said, ''We will continue until our paper runs out." of Nuclear Engineering, Georgia Institute of The petitions ask for people to "acknowledge and support WXDR in its efforts to provide the university and its com­ Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332. munity with quality radio programming... and support WX­ DR;s future efforts to expand and better serve its listening audience." A similar petition was circulated among faculty members last semester, Berryhill said. ... Assaults Rise (Continued from page 1) increase, said Stafford. "We Turner said that university can't investigate what we Security has taken steps to in~. don't know about," he said. sure that Newark's· increas­ Turner said the university ing crime does not spill over also relies on crime preven­ -to the campus. Since the sum­ tion and awareness among Before you graduate from college! Because now, you can com-· mer of 1978, Security patrols the students. bine service in the Army Reserve or National Guard with Army have been separated, ·with Widdoes, whose duties some officers specifically center on crime prevention ROTC. It's called the Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP). assigned to law enforcement and data collection, added And, depending on your academic year when you enter, SMP and others handling routine that people " have a big can help you earn over $6,500. security matters. responsibility for the safety of The primary concern of themselves and their proper­ Here's how it works. If you qualify and a vacancy is available, campus police is protrerty ty." Not walking alone at you become a member of an Army Reserve or National Guard unit crime, especially burglary night, avoiding poorly lit as an officer trainee and, at the same time, er~roll in the Army and thefts, Turner said. · areas and not hitchiking are ROTC advanced course at yourcollege. Your Reserve or Guard ·. · Police need the help of ways to avoid potential citizens to comba.t the crime violent crimes, Witldoes said. membership will pay you at the minimum level of Sergeant E-5, and 1 you'll reGeive $100 atnonth during the r.egular.school year pS an . - • PRE-MED.ICAL, PRE-DENTAL. PRE.VETERINAR.V~., ~ Army ROTC advanced course cadet: · · · ·~ anii"otlleri.ealth oriented prtf-professional students At the end of your secorid'year ofadvariced ROTC, you'll be Informational meeting Thursday, Nov. 15--7 PM Room 10 WoH • Toplca: 1. Ad~issions requiremltnts commissioned a second lieutenant and, assuming there's a .Vacancy, .. · 2.Choic'tlofach0ota Sponsored by the Pre-professional Committee of the 3.UofDHeelt!>SclenceaSchool of Life and Health Sciences; Dr. Malcolm H. serve with a Guard·or- Reserve unit while you complete the require­ Adviao.ryCommittee Taytor. Committee Chairman. ments for your colleg_e degree. Upon graduation, you may con­ 4. Veterinary Medicine tinue service with a Guard or Reserve unit while pursuing your civilian career, or you can, if you prefer, compete for active duty as an Army officer. The University ofMaryland .So if_you'd like to earn over $(),500 whil~ you're still in college, get mto SMP. B~~use S~P can help you do·tt. You can .b~ on 1t! School of Law For further illforrnatton, contact the Professor of Milttary Science at your school. Representative ' Monday, Novem~er 72, 7979 NATIONAL GUARD ·= a Career Planning & Placement ARMY ROfC. ARMY NATIONAL GUARU ARMY RESERVE.

' ' . ' ' *GRADUATE·SCHOOL DAY* WEDNISDAY, NOVEMBER 14-1:00-4:00 RODN-Ev-ROOM in the STUDENT CENTER Representatives - from a nl!mber of graduate. and professional schools, including the \University of Delawore, will be present to answer students' ques;fibns abou·t programs in such areas as Arts and Science, law, Business, Social Work, Education, Engineering and Veterinary Medicine. For more· information, stop in or. call Career P~anning and Placement, Raub Hall, 738-8479. Room, Student Center. Orchestra: Bruckner's MEETING - PRSSA Meeting. 4 MEETING - College. Life. 7:30 No. 5 performed in p.m. Kirkwood Room, Student Center. -p.m. Dover Room, Student Center. of Pope John Paul II. Noon A. Nd Free. Sponsored by Campus Crusade 2 p.m. WXDR-FM 91.3 1 e e e forChrist. • FILM - "Secret of Loving." 7:30 NOTICE - Delaware Ice Hockey RADIO PRoGRAM - Performing ---FILM_ "More-American Graffiti." p.m. Dover Room, Student Center. Arts Profile: Interview with Linda Castle Mall King. 7:15p.m. and 9:20 Club. Villanova. ·Greek Night. 10 Kelsey of TV's "Lou Grant." 2 p.m. to p.m. $ Free. Sponsored by Campus Crusade p.m. Greeks 50¢, ail others $1. 1 for Christ. 2:3.0 p.m. WXDR-FM 91.3 FILM - "Meatballs." Castle Mall FILM - "Texas Chainsaw RADIO .2-aOGRAM - Jazz Queen.7:15p.m.and9:20p.m.,$1. Massacre." 7 p.m., 9:30 p.rri., mid- Revisited: "Ellington Repeats." 9 FILM_ "MupJ)et Movie." Chestnut night. 120 Smith_. . _ p.m. to 9:30p.m. WX"DR-FM 91.3 H'll I s n t Th 7 15 m Fri and RALLY - Safe Energy Rally. 1 · u · 0 ur. : P· · · FILM-"Pretty Baby." 7 p.m., 9:30 S k d . 1 t 5 Sat. 7 p.m. and 8:45p.m. p.m. 140 Smith. FILM - "Hooper." 140 Smith. 7 pea ers an mus1c. p.m. o p.m. FILM _ "Rocky II." Chestnut Hill LECTURE - "What Does a Cryp­ p.m., 9:30p.m. and midnight. Harrington Beach. Rain place : II. Sun. to Thur. 7:30 p.m. Fri. and tologist Do?" Dr. . R. Schipper. 3:15 BACCHUS - "The Circus." Dave Rodney Room, Student Center. Spon- Sat. 7:1oand9:15. p.m., 122 Old College. Saadeh. Juggling, Magic, and' Music. so red by Del. Safe Energy Coalition. FILM _ "Fiddler on the Roof." ENTERTAINMENT - Folksongs 11 a.m. 50 cents. GATHERING - Silent Worship, Cinema Center. 8 p.m. ' of the British Isles. Dafydd I wan, and PARTY - Nocktoberfest. Spon­ Newark Friends Meeting (Quakers). FILM_ "Norma Ray and Turning Hefin. Noon. Student Center Lounge. sored by ATO to benefit the American 10 a.m. United Campus Ministry, 20 Point." (Double Feature. ) 7:40 and ~~~~ d $2 'th ENTERTAINMENT - Beggars Cancer Society. Outsi'de State Line Li­ Sponsored by New Castle Dorm and MEETING- Gay Student Union, 8 9:45 p.m. Fri. thru Sun ay. WI Menu. Anne Falla with Pete Stein and quors. 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. $2. Friends for Karen Margee. Student I. D. "Up In Smoke." Friday Ron Nevin. 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. VICTORY PARTY - Sigma Nu. 9 p.m. 201 Hartshorn Gym. Mid-night, $2.50. " Rocky Horror Pic- Pencader Dining Hall. Free. p.m. . ture Show." Sat. Midnight. State MEAL - Friday Feast. 6 p.m. din­ RADIO PROGRAM - "The Latin Theater. ner. 7:30 music. United Campus Show: Interview with performer FILM - " Amityville Horror" Ministry. $1.50 for dinner. Music by Johnny Neil." WXDR-FM 91.3 2 p.m. SuNdAy Triangle Mall I. 7:15 p.m . and 9:20 Kenny Mullins and Bruce Chernesky. to4p.m. . p.m . $1 free. · MEETING - Joint Middle Atlan­ FILM- "The Lady Vanishes." 7:30 FILM - "Frisco Kid." Triangle RADIO PROGRAM - Collector's tic/Delaware Solar Energy Associa­ p.m. 140 Smith Hall., FILM - "V.D. and Women," Mall II. 7:15p.m. and 9:25p.m. $1 . Edition. Big Sta r's Second Album. 8 tion. " Passive Solar Techniques in ENTERTAINMENT .- Aaron "Feminine Mistake (smoking)," and EXHIBITION - " Power: Its p.m. WXDR-FM 91.3 Residences and Commercial Copland. guest conductor. Loudis " Rape Culture." 7:30p.m. St. Thomas Nature, Its Use, and Its Limits," Dr. WORKSHOP - "Stress Manage­ Buildings." 120 Claytop Hall. 1 p.m. $3 Recital Hall, Amy E . DuPont Music Episcopal Church, S. Col. Ave. Donald W. Harward. Morris Library. ment Clinic." 1:15 p.m. to 3 p.m . for the public. $1.50 for students. Building. 8:15p.m . LECTURE - "My Music: Aaron Nov. 12 to Nov. 19. - · Center for Counseling, 210 Hullihen Members free. Sponsored by I.E.C. DANCE- International Folk Danc­ Copland." 7:30p.m Clayton Hall. EXHIBITION - University MEETING - Future Farmers of Hall. ing. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Hartshorn Gy~ . Authors: "Human Sexuality," Dr. GATHERING - " Love Your NOTICE - Swim-A-Thon. 9 a.m. to America Presentation- Horticulture in · David Schulz. Bookstore, Student Enemy and Pray." 7 p.m. Ewing 1 p.m. Carpenter Sports Building. RADIO PROGRAM - Chicago Germany. 7 p.m. 116 Ag Hall. Center. Nov. 12 to Nov .• 19.

retrospect compiled from dispalches campus briefs Coyote Forces Plane To Land Dogpatch Creator AI Capp Dies Seniors Can Help Pick Speaker Auditions Set for University Play A stuffed version of cartoon Al Capp, creator of the comic strip The Mortar Board will be polling Auditions for the University character Wile E: Coyote forced the "Li'l Abner," died Monday at the age seniors this week for their opinion qn Theatre's production of "The King of unscheduled landing of a DC-8 in of 70 after a long illness, according to a commencement speaker. A list .of the United States" will be held Mon­ Omaha when sever-al of the other the New York Times. possible candidates made up by Mor­ day and Tuesday in Room 208 of the J)assengers began arguing over his · The strip was published in more tar Board and the Delaware Hartshorn Gym at 7 p.m. presence, according to the Assoc1ated· than 900 newspapers and ran from Undergraduate Student Congress Press (AP). 1937 through 1977, when Capp retired. (DUSC) will be placed on a table ()Ut- Rehearsals will begin on Jan. 3, and The owner of th 5-foot-tall d ll k t The !'luth~r was kno~ f~r his creation side the Scrounge on Monday, and will require commitments from par­ . e ~ . ep of 1magmary soc1et1es such as outside Smith and Dougherty Halls on ·ticipants to a fiv~-day-a-week rehear­ it m her lap and refused to put It 10 the poverty-stricken Dogpatch and Lower Tuesday and Wednesday. salschedule. baggage compartment. · Slobbovia, the Times said. · This is the first time in years that 14 passengers got off the plane in Capp poked fun at radical college students will have a chance for their Auditions will include preparation Omaha along with the coyote and . students, creating an organization in input. Mortar Board and DUSC's of a short monologue and song. For in­ boardedalaterflight,A~said. Li'lAbnercalle

NORMA RAE Congratulations (7:40) to Carol& T.J. on your engagement!! With -our Best Wishes for a Happy and Loving Life Together. Lots of Love, The Girls on 2nd Floor RDB . SOME LIKE IT HOT.- 9:15 THE APARTMENT Jac.k Lemmon and Tony Curtis 7:00 KlondiKates play two musicians who. having Jack Lemmon is a junior executive wno earns This issue of Nat1ona witnessed the St. Valentine's spicy material. Some people unused to such spicy Happy Hour Day Massacre. flee Chicago in brownie points by loaning · an all girls band. Marilyn his apartment key to boss humor had to drink glass after glass of water while - Monroe gives her funniest Fred MacMurray. Als o / reading the love issue. Live performance in this uproarious starring Shirley MacLa ine You can learn alot about all kinds of love from Entertainment com·edy. tt'!e November issue. If you're really ignorant, you can learn one hell of a lot. MIDNITE FRIDAYS But don't take our word for it. Pick up a copy at 158 E. Main CHEECH AND CHONG'S your bookstore or newsstand today. And if you get Street some kind of a disease, don't blame us. You picked ' "UP IN SMOKE" up the magazine. It's your fault. Page 6 • THE REVIEW • November 9, 1979 editorial ------:OurManHoppe======By Arthur Hoppe=== Beyond GOP and DEM Albania Uber Allies What a celebration we had down at the primary difference, it would appear, is A great deal of media coverage has been and will be headquarters of The Fair Play for Albania whether to spell Albania "S-h-q-i-p-n-i," as do --committee last week! the Gegs, or "S-h-q-i-p-r-i," as preferred by devoted to Senator Edward Kennedy in light of his an­ The cause of our jubilation was President the Tosks. But as Tosk is the official dialect, nouncement to seek the Democratic Presidential nomina­ Carter's announcement that the U.S. cannot Shqipri (pronounced " shquipri") is the proper tion. Several months ago, howeven the nationwide liber­ recognize Cuba because it interferes in the af­ name. tarian Pcuty announced its platform and Ed Cla_r.~ as its fairs of other nations and has 45,000 troops sta­ For years, though, our State Department Presidential candidate, but received little if any publicity. tioned abroad- rather than only ~0 miles from would allow no American to set foot in this The mere fact that such a chasm in coverage can occur is in­ our shores where they belong. magical land and all we of the F air Play for dicative of the stagnation of our political system. Huzzah! say we, for the Carter Doctrine. Albania Committee could do was sit around As has been stated many times before by other sources, May it be applied with fierce dedication. telling old Albanian (or Shqiprian, to be ac­ the country's mass media plays a vital role in choosing Of course, I, personally, will miss Great Bri­ curate) ethnic folk stories: issues and candidates, and can often determine the win­ tain with its,soldiers in Northern Ireland. So Q - Why does it take only one Tosk and no long, France, but you couldn't expect us to ners in national elections. Similarly, in their attempts to Gegs to screw in a light bulb? tolerate your paratroops in the Central A - In all of Shqipri, only one Tosk and no build up the· election and the P.eOJ?Ie ,involved, the '" pre­ African Empire. Goodbye, China and Russia, Geg has a light bulb. election" period grows longer, each time, much as a depa~t­ unless you wish to get out of Tibet and Latvia. ••• ment store nowadays will se t up Christmas displays mid- And a fond farewell to Israel and all those Now, however, the tide has turned. Nona­ way through October. · Israeli boys standing guard in the West Bank tion on earth more warmly embraces the Whv. then will Democrats like Kennedy, Carter or Brown and the Gaza.Strip. Carter Doctrine than does Albania. It and Republicans such as Connally or Ford receive the large Good riddance, though, to OPEC members recognizes hardly anybody. majority of the media's attention, while the minor parties for trying to bankrupt us and especially It hasn't spoken a civil word to the Russians suffer? The only reason seems to be a catch-22 that the Libya, military backers of Idi Amin, center of since 1960. It broke off r elations with China media have developed. In its attempts to draw newsworthy world terrorism and prospective employer of last year. It isn't a member of the Warsaw stories out of the major parties, they have elevated them to Billy Carter. Pact, the Balkan Defense P act or the Interna­ And a warm, warm welcome to our new the point of being the only newsworthy political parties, tional Lawn Tennis Association. And it loathes soulmates, dear Albania. the West with a pure Ma rxist-Leninist pas- and other groups from the Prohibitionists to the Socialists ••• sion. ore left standing at the gate. I've been a fan of Albania's/since the rule of But the one marvelous factor in Albania's Th.e most disturbing aspect of this wholesale ignorance is good King Zog (1928-1939). I was deep into the favor -is that they a bsolutely refuse to that these minor parties will then usually ~ be lumped. Oz books at the time and I knew instinctively recognize us. This is because they think we're together under the cognomens of "third parties" or "radical that any country ruled by a king named Zog in interfering in the internal a ffairs of other na­ fringes," and the publicity they receive will probably be un­ a capital called Tirana must be a delightful tions and because we have 500,000 American favorable. Candidates as diverse as Teddy Roosevelt, place. troops stationed abroad. George Wallace, and Eugene McCarthy were listed as How I dreamed of wandering from Mount Thus the Carter Doctrine spells the dawn of "third party Candidates," and their inability to reach the Korab in the north to Gjinokaster on the not only a new era in American-Albanian rela­ shores of the Drin in the south, crossing as I public proved a major factor in their failures. tions, but the birth of a new American image. did the River Shkumbi, which divides the In faCt, if it's applied as vigor,-ously to all coun­ It is perhaps ironic that even with "drawn-out" election Gegs from the Tosks. . tries as it is to Cuba, it's ~J afe to say we won't coverage the mass media still will fail to report on all the The Gegs and the Tosks, in case you haven't recognize ourselves. · candidates in local and national elections. It certainly is not read your almanac latel~, are ttte two major (-copyright Chronicle Publishing Co. 1979) in the best interest of the American people, .and perhaps ethnic groups in this wonderful land. And their people should take the time to look behind 'Jimmy, Teddy and John next year at the wide variety of other viewpoint!l =====readers respond======that exist. Energy Rally for Everybody To the Editor: to answer any questions or there is plenty of space). Radio,· Radio As a student member of the accusations that arise. If peo­ I hope many students use DSEC I think the money ple are convinced that this Earlier this year WXDR was given a choice by the Federal the opportunity given them on granted by DUSC will be used country is on the right path to Sunday to ask-any questions Communications Commission: increase its ten-watt outage to, benefit many more tuition­ a sane energy future, why are they have and to at· least ac­ to at least 100 watts by the end of 1980 or be moved to payers than just those active­ they so afraid to have us cept the " anti-nuke" message another section of the FM dial and face eventual extinction. ly involved in the ·organiza­ speak? (I am referring to as a reasonable argument. An administrative advisory committee was formed by tion. Many people have not those people who rip down our Sincerely, President E.A. Trabant to study-the problem and a report really heard the warnings of campus posters, even though Karen McManus (AS 82-) from the committee is needed by Trabant by this January. safe energy advocates, To date, the committee has not made any recommenda- assuming that we are all just Letters Welcomed . The Review encourages letters from students, faculty and tions. . . malcontents who thrive on me1:1bers of the administration and the university com­ In an attempt to spur the committee into action and to controversy. This is not true and our rationale should be munity. All letters should be typed in a 60-space line and ad­ demonstrate to the administration campus support of the given a chance. Informed dressed to: The Review, B-1 Student Center. station, WXDR earlier this week began soliciting signatures speakers, musicians with a Although The Review will honor all requests for anonymi­ on petitions. Members of the university community and message and various ty, names and addresses must accompany all letters for local residents may sign separate petitions. · organization~ will be present verification. The Review maintains the right to edit letters. We would encourage everybody to sign the petition and show the need for and popularity of the campus radio sta­ tion. Soon these signs of support rriay be too late.

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26. Possession of Fireworks Overturned original decision­ Disruptive Conduct NOT GUILTY November 9. 1979 • THE REVIEW • Page 9 ~======et: cetera======:; 'Onion Field' Brutally E:xalllines 'Unjust' American Court Systelll By DAN HORGAN life long loser with schemes of creatures like Powell, the An audience 1as hardened pulling a bigtime job. He film seems to say. to screen violence as the meets up with Smith, who has Joseph Wainbaugh, who American ·viewing public just been released from wrote the screenplay and would seemingly be unim- pJ;ison and is down and out in formed his own production pressed by the emergance of the harsh hustle of the company .for the film, had a another police-crime drama. streets. · larger theme in mind though - "The Onion Field," based , The sinister Powell coerces - the inefficiency and perver­ on a novel by ex-policeman Smith to go in with him on a li­ sity of our.legal system. This Joseph Wambatigh, is far quor store holdup. It is here quickly becomes evident in from another cops-and- that their paths cross Bet­ the events following Camp­ robbers tale, thougli. This tinger's and Campbell's, bell's murder. electrifying film will shake Hettinger, the surviving of­ even seasoned cynics out of c1nema- ficer, is reprimanded by the complacency. police brass for surrendering The cast, mostly unknow"ns, when the plainclothesmen his gun to the criminals. gfve excellent portrayals of pull over the suspicious look­ Despite having just been the opposing sides of the law. ing pair as they are about to through the trauma of his James Woods' performance commit the robbery. partner's murder, he is forc­ as the a.lmost psychotically The tension throughout the ed in front of classes of police evil Greg Powell stands out in -long scenes that follow grows rookies to admit how he the film, Franklyn Sea1es is . almost unbearable. Powell mistakenly violated police almost as convincing as manages to disarm the procedure in turning over his COPS AND ROBBERS: Murderer Gregory Powell (James Powell's/pliant partner Jim- policemen, take them gun to the murderers. . Woods) holds plainclothes police officer lan Campbell (Ted my Lee Smith. hostage, and force them to The real outrage occurs in Danson) at gunpoint .. Ted Danson and John Q.rive out of the city and down the courts tbough, as Het- murderers and send the wisely cho.se to avoid Savage deliver effective per- a dirt road leading into an . tinger is forced to recite over judges and lawyers to the gas histrionics and let the intensi- formances as the two ill-fated onion field. The unstable and over again the details of chamber." . ty of the film's strongest . police officers, although·with Powell tells his frightened the murder. The murderers The film, directed by scenes speak for themselves. :perhaps too much boyish in- partner and the two hostages have their death sentence Harold Becker, most power­ Best of all, "Tpe Onion Field" :nocence for believability. that they will be dropped off stayed by the Surpreme fully conveys this fact in the is an unpretentious film. The ' "The Onion Field," based in the field. Inexplicably, Court, and an army of scenes of raw violence and in holier-than-thou· posturing a true story, is set in Los Powell suddenly fires'-point defense lawyers drag. the Hettinger's ·suffering. The that mars other films of the during the early blank into the face of case on for seven years. segment of the film showing . genre is absent here. Perhaps Karl Hettinger and Ian . policeman Campbell. Ironically, the victim the drawn out J.egal processes the best indicator of the film's p be 11 are two The intensity of the becomes the guilty one as a pales beside the more vivid effectiveness is the audiEmces lt'.. ,, ...._.v•"•"' cops assigned to shooting scene merits some result. Hettinger suffers in­ earlier scenes. This disparity almost total silence as the Hollywood division of the artistic. justification to set the tense guilt over his partner's ·is perhaps the one noticeable film concludes. Angeles Police Depart- film apart from so many murder and comes to the flaw in the film -the feelinE Despite this occasional lack The two clean · cut, others using graphic violence brink of suicide. Powell, the of two separate. stories, a per­ of · cohesiveness, "Onion ivy-league-ish .cops as a box office draw. The ran­ callous murderer, becomes sonal tragedy and a social Field" is a must for anyone at contrasted with the domness and impartiality of his own lawyer arid, coddled commentary, rather than a all interested in the current , neon lit street world the murder accurately reflect · by both judge and defense single central tale. state of the American legal patrol. · the low value placed upon life lawyers, makes a pathetic "The Onion Field" is an scene. "Onion Field" is now is here that two small in the world of streets. It is farce out of his trial. immensely ~owerful film. It playing at Branmar Cinema crooks, Powell and the streets, the decaying ur­ Everyone loses here, as is gains its effectiveness in the Branmar · Shopping ' a pe.ar. Powell, ban centers of modern evident in a YOl..!llg attorney's through understatement of Center, Marsh Road, Wilm­ rr... ur... •nti'<>rl and ill clad, is a A m e r i c a , t h a t s p a w n wish to "set free the- the theme.· Director Becker ington. 'Neil Young' Steals Annual Gong Show From Quacks

By CLARE COLLINS ed to offset the slow pace of the show he donned periodically throughout the of "Neil Young" singing "Hey Hey, itself. show. My My" who sound just like.the real The audience saved the show at the Emcee ~ivver Martin proved a The audience, however, did not Neil Young. The audience responded K Gong Show Red Cross spiritless substitute for Chuck Barris, seem to care. The nearly ftill. house with wild applause and screams of J3e1r1efit in Bacchus Wednesday night. as . he introduced the various had an air of familiarity about it as "Encore, more, more ... " IStc:tmputg, booing, cheering, and be­ performers. ·The only variety he pro- voices in the audience began to yell, generally obnoxious, they manag- vided was in the many amusing hats "Quack, quack," anticipating the Admittedly; many acts seemed to · , opening act, "The Quacks." . have brought along their own fan clubs. . The quartet, in apparently a Blues A majority of the acts were ap­ Brother)3 imitation, played tennis and propriately ludicrous - Two preg­ lacrosse· racquets to thetune of :~'Good nant women singing "Yesterday," a Girls Don't." Their commendable group called "The Twelve Inchers" theatrics almost had the audience singing their own "Ballad of believing that the music was live. · Superspud," and "Gene, Gene the As the audience shouted its ratings, Dancing Machine," strongly resembl­ the panel of three judges awarded ing an earlier, quickly gonged per- each act scores between one and ten. former. i Overly benevolent in their decisions, The sh'Ow's already slow pace was they gonged far too .few "per­ further slackened by the periodic formers." awarding of door prizes. Again, the . Among the better acts were audience saved the day. As one "Jamela the Belly Dancer,!.!. w!to screaming winner rushed the stage to gave her all to the delight of the males· accept a gift certificate for one to the in the audience, placing· second, and a Glass Mug, someone co:mnlented, performer named "Bruce Spr-_ "This is like watching the Price is ingburg," bearing a strong likeness to Right." Andy King. But when all was sung,· played, · Third prize winner, Nancy gonged, and finally done, Circle K had Diekmann, looking very Linda succeeded in raising $100 for the Red Ronstadt-ish, gave a fine rendition of Cross. "Neil Young" walked away $50 "Love Has No Pride" to an ap­ iicher, and the majority of the au­ preciatively subdued audience. dience left satisfied, if not with the A pleasant surprise, and subse­ show, then with their own per­ quent first prize winner, came by way formance. THE QUACKS Page 10 • THE REVIEW • November 9, 1979 Te»raigh#l .... Shakespeare (Continued from page 8) that he is best known. But his "and eventually we had to interests are as varied as his leave the country.'' · career. Traversi lived through· the "I know quite a bit a'bout OPEN MIKE NIGHT bombing of London in 1940, Shakespeare's writings, but and then spent the rest of the you can't limit yourself to any "See the Best Campus Entertainers" war years in Spain, lecturing. one subject," he said. Traver­ si's articles include a book on Along with traveling and T .S. Eliot, and his current in Bacchus·& P.M. teaching, Traversi enjoys project with medieval Italian writing. To date, he has writ­ poetry. In addition, he has s1 ten six books, five of which tackled such subjects as . Only admission were composed while "Piers · Plowman," D.H. teaching for the British In­ Lawrence, Dante, and Tickets on Sale tit Door stitute. The sixth was publish­ modern Italian poetry. ed in -1976, while Traversi taught at Swarthmore Col­ "I do enjoy writing, but I Sponsored by SPA· lege in Pennsylvania. like lecturing more, especial­ ly when given the chance to "When I was asked to teach do it at a different university. ·wHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?" at Swarthmore, I wasn't sure One gets to meet so many n,~w Psalms 2:1 and Acts 4:25 I would like it. Previously, and interesting people.'' In recent ertlclee In thle Column, I told about eome for dncrlblng • clgeret n e '111Ue allck like thing with fire on almost all my life had been teenegere etopplng me end elklng that I help "fight cancer." one end end • fool qn the other!" spent as an employee of the Traversi has taken visiting They stopped me by lining up ecr011 the road. I reaponded (Once uJion • time every noted world traveler had com­ British government. I had professorships at many Immediately with e quarter of e dollar, twenty • five cente. If I pleted hie lecture to • very cultured end large eudlence, end · lectured at universities universities around th ~ , had not of etopped I would have run over eomebocty. But the opened the meeting for quntlone. A men etood up end uld: thought eoon came that I ehould do better then the "two-blr "D ld you ever have delirium tremenlll" "No, Indeed, end why around the world, but only as world, including New York help, for C encer eome dey might "run over" eome or many of do you elk euch • queetlon?" "Then, mleter, you ain't been a visiting professor. Swar­ State University, and the the.. children, end eapeclelly If they took up clgeret nowhere, end you ain't -n nothing!") University of Washington. emoklng! They elked me to help In the"flght egelnetcencer" thmore, as it turns out, has end that 11 the obJect of the followll\g. / Some yeere ego there wee .e greet end nationally or been ~completely enjoyable lnternetlonelly known doctor ofN-Odeene- don't know If "I have been lecturing and I have every vivid picture In my mind of en experience I had experience." when e teen-ager. It 11 of e vleltlng mlnleter In my home he 11 etlllllvlng. He cried aloud, epered not,.but lifted up hll writing all my life," said the church •• he leaned fer out over the pulpit end begged end voice like e trumpet end ~owed men end women the greet danger of nicotine In the human body. E epeclelly the danger Traversi is currently Alex­ soft-spoken Welshman, lean­ pled with the young people to leave clgerete alone. He wn ing back in his padded leather epelklng from experience end told how the clgeret heblt to young women end mothera, pointing out the polaon In the ander Cummins Professor of led him to the liquor habit, end the liquor habit to the dope womb wee 10 liable to attack the tendereat parte of thelltUe English Literature at Swar­ ch.air behind a paper-littered habit, end the dope habit to the greet elne end corruption• body being formed, euch •• the eye! There were • number of desk in his Memorial hall that flow therefrom, end to the fearful end horrible ex­ young women 0t glrll In the crowd that etopped me end thmore, where he has been asked that I help "fight cencerf" And that 11 whet I em trying cubicle. "It's taken me some perience• of delirium trem~Jne. By • miracle of mercy end teaching since 1970. He and grace the Lord Jnu• Chrlet had delivered end eeved him, to do. his Spanish wife live near the interesting place~ that I end now he wee eeeklng to be e faithful wltneee. I recall that A Family Doctor Megezlne eeld In en Article on lung college. nev~r thought I'd see back one of ·~ldere" of our congregation wee dlepleeled with thll cancer that It would be • eplendld thing If • doctor who . when I was studying at vleltlng mlnleter'e dlecouree, he, hlmeelf having become e emokn clgeretl before hie petlentl, or • teacher before hll Alleyn's School and Oxford. cloee friend of the clgeret; end thll eeme honorable gen­ puplle, wee regarded In the ume light •• • clergymen who Throughout his long and tlemen. eo wee the goeelp, had become greatly offended with keepe • mletrne. About • dozen teen-egere etopped me end varied career, Traversi has In fact," he said1 in mock in­ the pntor, et that time, of the 8 eptlet T ebernecle In A llente, liked that I help "fight cancer" - that 11 whet I em doing. studied the works of credulity, ''I'v~ even been to Delaware!" P.O. BOX 405 DECATUR, GEORGIA 30031 Shakespeare, and it is for this

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Experienced secretary desires part-time If anyone accidentally picked up a beige : 8ciUdt4. ~ : \ announcements typing at home. Phone 366-5283 after 5:00. tweed wool blazer at the Balloon on 10/29, .. 999-8369. please call Lisa at 7~132 . Reward. . .. $450 . • Spring Break BERMUDA vacation from on­ ly $239 complete. Included flight, lodging, ac­ LOST- Timex ladles watch on yellow bus or TYPING, TYPESETTING 26 years exp. 65¢ ~ ~POINTMENT •~ ELIMINATE APPOINTMENT ~ tivities, free beer and more. Contact Nancy near Smith 12:30 Thursday afternoon. Call •• • per typed page-typesetting by. bid. Call Mrs. K. 366-9205. Linda 738-1680. ~ --?HAMPOO $ HAVE HAIR PRE-SHAMPOOED - ~ Anderson at 737-7203 after 5:30 and on it HAIRCUT WE WILL CUT AND '- weekends. ic FFA Meeting, November 12, 7:00 p.m., in LOST - Pair of eyeglasses In Rm. 106 ~ DRYER STYLED DRYER STYLE YOUR HAIR ic room 116 Ag Hall. Presentation 7:30 p.m . Expert typing, 15 tears experience 75 cents Purnell Mon. Oct. 29. They are brown plastic ~ Enclosed booth for your privacy AGRICULTURE IN GERMANY- Visitors per douj>le sJiaced page, 368-1996. framed, aviator style, in a brown soft case. welcome. Refreshments served. Am blind without them! To the nice person .. WE ONLY LOOK EXPENSIVE ~ who picked them up, please call 366-9225 or NEW WAVE! ! The Backstage Restaurant for sale drop by 216 Harrington C. Ask for Lee, It will and Rock n Roll Lounge presents LIVE NEW American Airlines 50% Discount Coupon be greatly appreciated! WAVE MUSIC this Friday and Saturday, $30.00 Call 731-1861. ***********************- with the sophisticates. 210 West lOth. Street, renUsublet Wllmington, The old Warner Theatre. 68 Volkswagon, AMIFM tagged,. good shape, S500 or best offer, call 738-8130 weekdays, Responsible person needed to share new, 1 SAFE ENERGY RALLY Speakers and 21~96evenings . . large 2 bedroom apt. - Private room and musicians Sun. Nov. 11, 1:00-S:OOHarrlngton bath. Call Steve, 738-5708 or 731-1080. Beach. 1969 MGB $1,200. Call 239-7227 evenings , no rust, runs good. Roommate needed to shari!' 2 bdr. apt. Call Great Christmas Ideas! Wide price range! 738-5916. Buy now -10% off! Paul orCarroll738-0067. 78 Quasar 12" B/W $80; 71 Plymouth Fury 69,000 mile, $200. Call 731~955 . Roommate needed Dec. 1, for Wilbur St. N.C.P .B. presents a Fall SEMI-FORMAL House. Own bedroom. $75/month. Plus Pace Nov. 16. Dinner/Dance. $15/couple. Moving sale. 73 Grand Torino 54,000 mile. utilities. Contact Tom, 738-8192 days, 731-8723 Good Condition. $900. Call322-5278. after6p.m. LIVE NEW WAVE the SOPHISTICATES at the BACKSTAGE RESTAURANT and One pair spec's hunting shoes w/insole Roommate wanted for "Horseshoe" house ROCK N ROLL LOUNGE this Friday and Women's size 10, excellent condition, $15, (East Cleveland Ave.); during Winterim and Saturday. 210 West lOth St. Wilmington, (The call 738-1777. Spring. Call Pamela or Margarite 738-5840. old Warner Theatre) New wave. !kls, sklboots, poles, Men & Women. Weight room change available ret/bench. Call Carol 738-8423. GOLD Camaro shuttle service available. MOVING ABROAD! ! MUST SELL! '73 Have Harrington A double. Want Pencader Tall handsome chauffeur will drive Vega good condition $369 a chromium elec­ double or Towers single. Call Beth or Jill, at anywhere within a forty mile radius of . trlcai digital clock $13 call ART 366-9299 (3)3 366-9232. - Ne)Varl<. Low fees, special group rates, ROC). friendly personal service. Dial R•I•o•E. ~--'------wanted 71 Buick Skylark. $500.00. Call Eser x 8481, 9 Typing-term papers, essays, etc. 8 yrs. exp. to5p.m . Ride to Albany New York area for Proofreading. 70¢ per page. Call Maureen, Thanksgiving. Will share expenses. Call Ber­ Volunteers 30l.J98-4730. 1974 Ford Station Wagon $200.00 Call Lil 366- nadette 366-921219211. In 9147. Professional typist, IBM Selectric One English or journalism major to help typewriter. Types everything, proofreading TI 59 Programmable Calculator only 4 mon­ aspiring psychology graduate student write Service included. Pick up and deliver. Call collect ths old. $200. Call 575-5211 or 738-0302 after and type autobiography. $5 per double spac­ (215) 485-0818. Mrs. Steele. 4:30 Eric. ed page. Call Steve 738-5708. 'lb

Looking for AVON brand cosmetics, lost and found Dancers needed for Jazz sweet in spring Am erial NOVEMBER 13 & 14 jewelry, and gift Items? Call Avon represen- .;;;.;;.;;;;.;;...;;;;;;.;;.;;;;..;;..;;.;;;;;;;;;;.;:;;..___ _ dance concert. Auditions Fri., Nov. 9, 3:30 to tatives for details. 738-7035. LOST: Keys on small beach shoe Reward 4:30, mirror room in Hartshorn Ques­ Call36H817. tions/information call Diane 366-9314. 9:00AM till 4:30 PM Cars available to drive to all cities. Call LOST: Pair of eyeglasses in RooJ11 106 Anne 652-4400. Purnell, Mon. Oct. 29. They are brown, OVERSEAS JOB - Summer/year round. plastic framed, aviator style, in a brown soft Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc., all Typing-term papers, essays, etc. From 50¢ case. Am blind without them! To the nlce fields, $500-$1,200/month. Expenses paid. Sign up for appointment with your to $1.00 per page. Proofreading Included. person who picked them up, please call.;l66- Sightseeing. Free info-Write: IFC, Box 52- Call Annette ~24 after 5. 9225 or drop by 216 Harrington C. Ask for DA. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Career Planning & Placement Office. Lee,lt will be greatly appreciated. TYPIST experienced. Term papers, theses, Earn $10: fun-loving male willing to sing a Special People ... People Who Care LOST: 11/15 outside CTE blue/multicolored happy birthday telegram in person call for dissertations. Excellent spelling and punc­ cotton, hooded poncho. If found please con­ tuation. IBM Selectric typewriter. 368-1452. tact Barb, 738-8365. details6~1.

Stop Salem/Hope Creek Nuclear Power Plants SUN. NOV. 11 • 1:00-5:00 Harrington Beach -Behind the Student Center Rainplace: Rodney Rm. at Student Center SPEAKERS & MVSICIANS Frieda Berryhill Scott Hardie-Birney Dr. Walter Vincent -- Kenny Mullins & Mike Salsburg Sen. Harris McDowell The Waste Band Kitty Tucker Ted Lundy & Southern Dr. Alan Barnett Mountain ·Boys ·Vic Sadot & C.P. Swampgrass PLUS MORE!

Sponsored by: Delaware Safe Energy Coali!ion l A~ TCHANCE UNIVERSITY THEATRE CLASSIFIED TONIGHT & TOMORROWIII DE LIVERY PERSON. Need own car. Apply T.O .• my slave, how many left ...4 babies, 4!! To the cute blond (lives in Christiana in person. Any weekday 1:30-li p.m . REDF· :,:Uo-:'m?-"n,o=-t w=in::;din::;";.;'-'!- Y.:::Ou:::!'-")---':----;-;-:--:---;:-: East .. ) that walked out of Harter Last Fri­ THE MALE ANIMAL file INGE RS PIZZA In the Fairfield Shopping Kidnapper of DU- my name's not Janey but day about 3:00. I'm interested, how about by: Center just past ChriStiana Towers. ' what's my surprise . . you .. The guy wearing the Hat at the En­ . trance. James Thurber & Elliott Nugent Cookie: To our If.. Anniversary! (11-15-79) Directed by: Robert Spano bel Female to share 2 bedroom apartment in and to the 39'h we have to catch up with· All Hey Rose! We miss your little Joey-face! Have a Happy 21st. Birthday! Do 21 shots of .,rice: $3.00 Gen. Adm. ~Trade Park Place Apt. Call 737~289 . we ha-.>e gone through together and • Alpaca Sweaters, Seagrams on us. Love, Face the second and $2.00 Ar- Stud. Scarfs etc. remedied at Tyler Arboretom and 36 IMPORTED . Hau Greenhill. Make up the feelings behind: "Je het sidekick Cohen. n .00 u. of D. Stud. AU Your Winter Needs Models. 5 bucks per hour. ~. vous aime toujours, moo Michel." and a To Arma Jeanne, a special thanks and to the Date: Nov.'· 10 at 1:15 &ANfiQUE Next to Happy Harrl"'• toast to interstellar perversion! Zelda. HHD 1 floor neighborhood, Sue, Rhonda, Mat.: Nov. 10 at 2:00 ~ EARN -$2:>-$5o for a half hour's work. Call Danni and everyone who was at my surprise 834-9879. WIEEEEENIEEEEES! Phone for Reservations& 731·2214 &GIFTS party Friday night. Thanks for making my DE IC\' Hockey vs. Villanova. Tonight at DE birthday so special! Love, The Face. MITCHELL HALL AUDITORIUM Ice Arena, 10 p.m. Admission $1. Dance Instructors. Thla Ill the perfect part· Saturday, November lOth. - 7 to 11 p.lli. on time job for the· student who wlahes to in­ Bever/rags!! Leg-men, cottage cheese-n­ the grounds of State Line · Liquors • crease hla or her earnings and still have time bagels, and oh! A Marcia Brady! Thanx for NOCKTOBERFEST!! For the benefit of the to study and to have fun. No experience being such an excellent friend. M. American Cancer Society - Bavarian necessary. Call the VIllage Ballroom, Inc., JILL-The legend lives on ..... G.A.S. G.A.T. Dancers -German Band -Food- Wines· 386-ll045, 1~ p.m. M-F. B.S ... Why don't you buy 'em some Beers - Come join us under the tents for a deodorant! Your ever-faithful roomie. worthy cause, Admission $2.00. personals Hey Deb (my favorite roomie) betcha can't Joe Tan· A most pleasant 19th. to a man who .;;;..------.. ea:C:"t'-"j-=us~t c:o:o:ne:::l:.:! -'-! ---:---'-;-;--;--- ­ never ceases to amaze me. Timbo. To the WXDR Wednesday night jazz DJ: If you're gay, wear jeans Monday - spon- DO YOU WANT MAXIMUM SEX .. Come Your voice is so sexy. An admirer. sored by GSU. · find out how. 7:30p.m . Dover Room Student We see things not as they are · Contentment is a lack· of challenge; Hap- Center. But as we are. But we don't see ourselves as piness, a reveling in it. Peter. The sisters of Alpha Phi are the we are. So we don't see what we see or say Dear Lizard Lips, 11, How could r have GREATEST! Thanx for making Tuesday what we say or hear what we hear, but we forgotten you on Halloween you rat-faced, nights so special. Love, your pledges. feel what we feel, because it doesn't matter squirrel-toothed weasel. You are the Epic of Beat me, hit me, kick me, make me feel what's real. and we get hurt. disgust. Write any papers lately .. Fondly, cheap. We may never see ourselves as we are, but Snotface. we can understand. Dear Brothers of Delta Upsilon-· Kidnapping Ka ren, Good luck to one of the best little was great, but fraternity night was even bet­ Nancy, Although it's been a month sisses! You're the greatest! Hope you have ter. Next time it snows, let's go to Sam's for I'd like to say as much fun in AEA as I have had. Alpha Sig tacos. Love, the sisters of Alpha Sigma I really enjoyed Love, Cheryl. Alpha. our roll in the hay, and in a week, Don't puck around! Go to the Hockey game CHRISTALITZA - Hurumph, so you're 18. My hassles will be done tonight at 10, Hens vs. Villanova . Greeks ad- Live it up this weekend 'cause you're legal in And I'll pick up where mitted at half-price. Jersey. Love your first floor friends. My life-saving technique begun! For the LOWE STARS: CHRIS, JEFF, Jackson B~own : We're watching your buns! Joe. JOHN, JIM, JOHN, MARK, MIKE, MATT, If you're gay, wear jeans Monday • spon­ JOANNE : MARCHALL- sored byGSU. dive into your eyes We've seen you party 1 To all you " Holy Grail" Fans- Beware of the to get into your head, With beers and bongs. Gambles Florist But the water is frozen; We've watched you play Rabbit. It's the cold that I dread. hard and long- The Bionic Woman, Sorry for all the trouble 253 E. Main St. As you played you got over a litUe practical joke. No one will know Things change with time, Better and better anything about it all because I rushed over to Newark, De. Spring will be warm, The teamwork became change it at the last second. Too bad we can't I The pond will thaw. tighter and tighter· have a litUe fun and still be friends. The And then I'll be able to It gave us great satiSfaction Casino Kids. P .S. Sorry again, your friend Understand what I saw. to watch you blow away always, Joe. ·Fill out information and BOB The teams which thought . Tonight in Harrington DIE Lounge: 8:00 They would·NEVER see defeat. To the girl with the shoulder-length red hair p.m. WALKING TALL, only 75 cents. (Especially the frat boys- Refreshments on sale. deposit in store. This .will enti­ in the Student Center East Lounge at about that you broke like toys) 4:50 p.m. on Tuesday, wearing a gray-violet You could take it when Pete (Gilbert E)- Remember Rodney F par­ cable sweater and a light blue winter jacket, ty .. Call Sunday night if you still respect me, I The pressure was on- tle you to a full 79-80 year chewing gum and reading Psy 201 Text. . Par­ But Wayne couldn't Babe. don my stares, but you have a natural beauty and soon he was gone. Dear Moe and Larry, What would I ever do that's devastating. Just thought I'd say it. Your are the greatest- without the two of you. . Hear a lot less discount. The stoned blond with the dark glasses on the There was no contest. ~'Good rips' ' for one. Love, Easy. orange sofa. But-always knew AX pledges. Don't give up your getting ·------~------Do you like chall8e . . Tired of the old You were the best. closer to having everything finished. You'll Name: "' . ., •. routine .. Become a National Exchange Stu­ DKA-409 make it! AX love susie. dent. Career Planning and Placement can You're as obnoxious as Hell help you. Trees - -Just keep laughin' and serewinl And not very nice around you're the~!! Long live Plmk! S. Kitten, Cotillion, Gino's, the ExorciSt, park­ I wish you would go barb. ing, what's Afternoon Delight .. , leather Malaka all night. bracelets, Xmas presents and walking in the DKA-413 ATTENTION COM MAJORS. Address: rain, Je t'aime. Your wolf. You're a Chern Engineer HAYRIDE/BONFIRE NOV. 14, RESERVA· That's Greek tome TIONS NEEDED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Make a great save of your night. Pre and Call Jill 3611-3699 or Sue 738-1889 for details. post game party at Lambda Chi Alpha for all you're nothing but Askila Pho-:ie: fraternities and sororities who attend the That's plain to see. Tom - Happy 120! I wish you the best In the hockey game. Delaware Vs. Villanova at 10. As you go up in Dickinson A years to come. Take time and enjoy, the.-e'• the people become obnoxious along the way. so much ahead. I love you. , If you're gay, wear jeans on Monday • spon­ 3rd. floor's alright, but 4th's uptight. • sored by GSU. If anyone accidentally picked up a belle I wish they would jump today. tweed wool blazer at the Balloon, Please caD *Free Carnation with Deposit* Patty and Dave: Happy 9th. month annive~ sary, hope you have many more. Love, There once were two foxes from DKA IAio at '13Ul32. Rew=a::.rd=·----..,.---, Not a work to the guys from B would they say Joanne. Chad, just wanted to thank you f~ the good Why is this true. . · time we had a couple weeks ago. You're a BERMUDA: Save a · seat! Get your $25 It makes me so blue very sweet guy. Betty. ~rH ~j,~·p deposit in before November 15th. To Kim 214 On Friday perhaps they will play. . Pops and Conan ..... ' r~JI J; CTW or Tom 1014, RSVP Whilst White Roses Fade Jenne, with the light brown hair- Thanks for If you're gay, wear jeans Monday • Spon­ YonDishesGrowB~ 1 lending me a kind ear Tues. night. But I froze · soredbyGSU walking home with a pair of shorts! Are you Our Patience Doth Fray · 1 11 Susan, Not a rollercoaster, But I do need a But We're All SWl Clowns! going to let me trade them in for a jacket .. Midnight Cowboy. See you Saturday. new index finger. JB Scott Fuess and Mark Rogers: While you're Bavarian Dancers • Ompa! Olllpa! German Adonia, Thanks for being my "Fool in the Sign up for having laughs at Humanities's expense; Band - Nocktoberfest!! ! Knockwurst, Brat­ Rain." I hope our future together (me, you, personal we're all having laughs at your expense. wurst, Saurkraut - German Potatoe Salad • Fred Dennla Michael and Kristie Marie) i.s Your obnoxious behavior is turning off more Durtmunau Union Light and Dak on tap - as great as our past: Love always, Me. interview girls than you think it is turning on. Come Heineken - German wines • Kabinett, down off your ego trip. "IT'S YOUR Spatkse, Auslese, Beernauslese - for the To that one special girl with long black hair, benefit of the American Cancer Society - or general LOSS!!!!! !!!!" dark eyes, and an especially nice.... You Saturday Nov. 10th.-under the tents on the make eating at the Student Center bearable Usa - (a mature Freshman and GREAT grounda of State Line Liquors, 7 to 11 p.m Ad· infonnation FRIEND) HAPPY BIRTHDAY· from your if not pleasurable, From a more than objec­ mission $2.00. Come enjoy and help a worthy tive observer. with your wild~razy friend Trish. cause!! · To the guy in the Patio last Friday (8 p.m.) Pete (alias Captain Hygene): At last here's Happy Birthday K.C. Shipley. Love, yolir Career It's never too late! The girl walking by. (214 your very own personal. Thanks for being RHBJ two crazy and hopefully unforgotten friendl Planning such a super duper guy! Love, Darlene. in Rodney! and Place­ ment Office. I We NOV ~. 1215 THE ANNIVERSARY OF look -U»:ward THE BIRTH OF BAHA'U'LLA'H, to seeing you FOUNDER OF THE BAHA'I FAITH then ••••• The Baha'I Faith was founded in Persia (Iran) by Mirza Husayn-AII (1817-1892), known as Baha'u'llah, the Glory of God. The Baha'i We will be on ~ Faith is Intimately linked with the Babl Faith, founded In 1844 by campus November Mirza Ali-Muhammad (1819-1850), known as the Bab, or Gate. Tt\e 13 .& 14. Bab announced that He was not only the founder of an lndepert: dent religion, but the herald of a new and·far greater prophet or messenger of God, Who would usher in an age of peace for all mankind. In 1863, Baha'u'llah declared that He was the one pro· Welcome to the World phesied by the Bab. · _ NEWARK BAHA'I GROUP·. Novem!>er 9, 1979 • THE REVIEW • Page 13

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To the gorgeous guy with dark hair and To my favorite Nurse: Army Van (Harpers CONGRATULATIONS to the LONE STARS. Caserta: Twenty beers for twenty years? I Free Running shoes, albums, posters, movie glasses in the rust jacket and blue jeans at Ferry); Mr. Pizza lunch at Pencader DIH Champs of 1M Football for 1979! WE beat the think yes! Happy Birthday. Sarah. passes, gift certificates, roller-skating, and tbe 8:15 !Jhowing of "Heaven can Wait" in Dear Hunter; deerpark; late night with Mor­ Sigma's, the Delta's and the best of all the more to winners in the 16 different prize KRB 100. Want to meet us? I'm easy and ris; and now tonight!! ... I'm psyched! Duck rest!! To Bob and Marcus - AA WW what classes of the University Run-Around this she's cheap! hunter. sweethearts to the best across the hall Sunday at 2 p.m . in front of Christiana Rat "tool" awards: Gabe "Punch Bowl" neighbors· wo girls ever had. Towers. A'ITENTION WEST CAMPUS SCOPERS: Paper Mill Bldgs 1-7-a, those interested in Pedraza, Mike "Model Airplanes" Lockhart, ( Do You Know How the Other Half Loves? having group sex, see your R.A. for Macho "She had to leave by "11" Balog Mar- Cong~ab;to the coach. Love Alisa. Judy in 256 Thompson: I'm not what you application-B.S.N. tha "Drink Much?" Marchesi. · < .• think I am. I hope you r~~Blize it, take me off Why are all those people saying such bad FAT MAN & CREW- Congratulations on , your list and say HELLO_n.""l_time I ,;ee yotl.. things about nuclear power? CoiJ!e an Grace - You're the greatest. thanks for Hey Joe, it's your mother on the telephone! ! making it to Nl. Your ONLY FANS. listen on Sunday, Nov. 11 at Harnngton everything. Keep your third eye watching No seriously, I just wanted to wish you a hap­ GOOD LUCK! behind you, little nasty one. Do~-Do::::;.yt=. __ py 19th. so, HAPPYBIRTHDAY. Steve. Beach to some top name experts and musi­ Nancy> I'm sorry I upset you Saturday night. cians from 1 to 5 p.m. Y~u ~t_!lav<; taken me'seriously. Qan. Cheryl Hirzel-Good luck in visiting all AX Third floor Harrington C-YOU'RE OUTTA FORGOT to sign up for UNIVERSITY RUN­ Sisters. AX~ve your secret sister. HERE!! U.D. BOOZE HEN8-FOREVER!! P.S. AROUND? Don't fret, you still can on the TonigHt & la§.tchance to Anybody seen the B.C.'s anywhere? day of the race. Sunday November 11th. at 2 Tomorrow~ur ~e THE MALE ANIMAL-"Mi)chell Hall. FAN-I w';,uld like (o meet you. Just set a I once met a civil engineer, p.m. ~e an~ ti!Jle. H66._ Joyce, Get psyched for pledging! I am happy I thought I had nothing to fear. to have you as my little sister. You're my But he found out too fast, Shawna-Hope you're. having a ·nice day. FREE Race 1'-8hlrt io all .race participants first hope our friendship grows and When he made his first pass, Y.our big sister, Diane. in the ftrst,~ver~ ~UN-AROUND. SHORT SHARON: I HOPE YOU HAD A' remember I'll always be there. Love, That the way to my heart was mY ear! HAPPY 18TH BIRTHDAY LOVE, YOUR Dianne. Bonzai, a little early, but Happy Bj,rthday B, UTTLE BOY. P.S. YOU'll BE MY DIDDLE Spring Break BERMUDA vacation. From QUEEN FOREV:~.!!:.,. ~ _ Very tasty! ! only $239 complete. Include flight, lodging, M&~---· - - - ~­ Whoever took the mirror off of our yeilow activities, free beer and more. Contact Nacy JOAN IN 312, Benj, Molasses, Kazzoo, Volkswagen on N. College Ave., will you Kimberly, Happy 19th Birthday (Oh Wow!), K. 366-9205. To my reiu hockey player: Wishing -you the please take responsibility for your actions. happiest birthday ever, fllled with luck and C.B.R., Ivory Soap, Jersey, the dishwasher, Hope it brings you the greatest year. Love lots of love for many years to come. I LOVE want to try it again? Call ME.~ssma'!:.__ Also, please stop trying to tear our Anti­ you,·Joan. EDUCATION MAJORS: Curriculum Nuclear stickers off (even if you are a Pro­ materials and teaching aids for all grade YOU.l_M_:__ __ Nuke). We have little money and we need a Tonight in Harrington D/E Lounge: 8 p.m. levels and subject areas will be on display on Dear secret admire, thanks to much-But mirror to drive safely. Please restore our WALKING TALL, only 75¢, Refreshments on the ground floor of Willard Hall Nov. 12, 13, Dear WADDLES, Ma.ty thanks for caring so whoareyou? UNDA. faith in human nature -Thank you Call Rich sale. 14. much for me. You make me very happy with or Robin at 731-a72li. your presence and I know by the way we feel There's a lot of secret admirers running To the Brothers of PiKA. Thanks for the To Diane, Kim and Louise: Here's the per­ about each other, we will remain happy and loose, I'd like to know who you are too! The Hey A-, hope .you have a great birthday breakfast Monday Night. We all had great sonal you've been waiting so long for from content forever. Love, Hey Jude. ~~ ------on Mon.,d::a:t:y_,_!______time. Love the sisters and pledges of Alpha the men in APO (including Harry?) I don't Sigma Alpha. know, ask him. To 3 great roommates: Beth, Jamie, and Anne Boulden, Lots of Luck during your ATTENTION CENTRAL CAMPUS Sue. Thanks for making my birthday extra AXO pledgeship! Love, your secret~st~r. SCOPERS: Do You Know How The Other HEY,HURT.ME!!! BAR!!! ATTENTION NORTH CAMPUS SCOPERS: special. Love, Dori. Half Loves? Do you know how the Other Half Loves? Lotsa secret ~pie here! ! . To Glenn al Daugherty, I love your dimples! FFA MEETING NOVEMBER 12, 7:00p.m. Howie, Happy Anniversary to the one who Guess who! FREE FREE FREE What can all that jobb­ in Room 116 Ag Hall. Reality stinks! Captain Swoop and his has made the past year the greatest. With ing you've been doing get for you? See ad on Zerons have returned to the U. of D. Their love, always, Joanne. Bob "Big Ball" Missimer: I heard hot pink is University !'tun-Around for more informa­ Mickey, Chris, John~ Thanks for the spaghet­ six year absence has made them ravenous! your favorite color! Are you wearing it to the tion. ti, wine & laughs. Love, Sonya, Maggie, Scopers-Bewar!!____ _ Eddie: you've made my life so wonderful Prom? -Kate. Karen. these psat ftw weeks but the water in your L.M.R., I love the white jumpsuit, 201STUD. DON'T JUST SIT AROUND Monday... waterbed is turning to ice! Sleeping Beauty: Good to see you make it CURE YOUR MUNCHIES this Mon. night. RUN-AROUND AT THE UNIVERSITY Buy a sub from Kent Hall 9:00 in your through the week. Hope all went well. Like to If it rains S~day SAFE ENERGY RALLY RUN-A!!9UN.:..:D:..:·__ _ Ed Wood: Football isn't everything and go to Phily sometime? If interested ask for will be in Rodney Room at Student Center. lounge. · · you've proven that, but Ed don't get down details. Brian Thompson. Uncaged and stalking Mitchell Hall! ·THE too much cause Norma's keeping in touch! LARRY, GOOD LUCK TO MY LOYAL. To a roonunate who is worth "a million MALE ANIMAL Mitch, thank you for your understanding! I TALENT SHOW pARTNER. THANX FOR bucks" HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! ! Love, M.E. CIU - So you have to fight for the cause do love you. Love Lyn STICKING WITH ME. DI. Dear Honeybun. Don't forget we have a date Saturday. We'llmissyouso. You really must ATfENTION EAST CAMPUS SCOPERS: for the HARRINGTON COMPLEX come next Sunday. 999. To my weightlifting buddy. Have a Happy Boo-the past three years were only the begin­ Do you know how the Other Half Loves? ALCOHOL AWARENESS program. It's next 21st. Love, Me! ning. 7127180 is only 260 days away. I love Sunday through Wednesday nights. Love, To our dear Kitty you-Boo. Want to rid yourself of hostility (and Snuggles. Happy Birthday we call There are far too many ME's here! friends?)? Monoploy is the answer. For in- You're one of a kind formation on how to cheat and still loose, Do you love Jewelry? Earn free jewelry or and very special to all. TO PI KAPPA ALPHA: OPPORTUNITIES contactTrashain312GHF It works just ask extra income by taking catalog orders for Hey you! Deldre Thomas! Y 911 're tile best ARE l'!J::VER MISSED. O'l'HER FRATER-. Ca 1 . ' Guess who? NITIES TAKE THE ONES YOU .l.:Ji;T GO -Q usi-B_r:uce,S_!wron, r_?YD.:_ ___ , • World Creations Fashion Jewelry. Call 834- friend a person could have. Hey, I love ya! - .a968. Carol. ~ . Not an Ocktoberfest!! · Happy 20th CASEY! Be prepared for meg-a- NOCKTOBERFEST!! For the benefit of the .,.4 • .... ··M ,,.... , col.!\ ~ 4f' 1'\').n... t ~.:uJ!•Il'l drfriking hard COfe drugs &: f_LW ~X _ K&.Y®MD.l'LAV:ER NEEDED -For non­ American Cancer Society - German Band, Tonight in Harrington DIE Lounge, 8 p.m. Sheri-You ~~uld be blond... (Sorry we had (comp~ents of MACHO BABY!) so don' t professional Band. (Drums-bass-guitar) Bavarian Dancers, German food, beers and WALKING TALL. Only 75 cents, to put that ~)- senoosly though ... Happy forget your stethoscope.. . Love, Sue.• Call Dave 322~923 Home, Work: 731-1016. wines - Under the tents at State Line U­ refreshments on sale. 19th! Hope lt's the best ever. We'll do our best to make it that way!.J',.Qve US Call anytime. quors - Saturday November loth. 7 to 11 GRADUATE SCHOOL DAY is next Wednes­ p.m. Adrnissio11 a mere $2.00 - Come enjoy Stud-Man, remember: Suzie Wong; Mudda day 1-4, Rodney Room, Student Center! Secret Admirer: You're second letter got me KEEP YOURSELF IN CHAINS! Buy 14Kt. and belp a worthy cause. "Humpa and the Kid"; One Pitcher-Ice and gold rings, necklaces, bracelets, etc. At glasses please; one hen, a couple of f.-.; hungry, but not for french fries. I saw clue "2 prices even students can.afford . Call Pat 454- pepperoni skins; kinky sex (whipped cream) but where'sclue "1?" Jerry. Catch THE MALE ANIMAL, it is loose... Lambda Chi Alpha wishes the Hockey Club Last chance tonight and tomorrow! ! ! ! 7236. . good luck against VIllanova tonight. Beat the p-squared; fast food vs. restaurant; Cats! (GoSlep!) backgammon; qulck hands and fast tongue; PWL Jardine-you titrate so qualitatively­ thanks always for everytng. Good Luck, I'd like to get involved in your analytical Tour the campus on the University Anne, Happy 19th. I hope you get everything Love Joanne and Kid. scheme. RUN- AROUND you will pass Carpenter you want-even Spring Lake! Love, Pat. T .S. - Congrats. I wiah you both all the hap­ Sports Building, run down the Mall around pinesa possible. ( I know I'm getting red, the Student Center, around the Beach, past· DON'T FORGET THE "CRASH PRo­ Motown Hap Hour. Saturday at 3 p.m. In 302 Fun Buns, How about Wednesday night in when my first real roommate tells me Residence Ufe, in front of the Health Center, GRAM" in job hunting next Saturday! Sign­ something like thill. Love ya lots, N .K. Rodney C. -BE THERE. the oven? Oh, we forgot... you're A.T.N.A. Too bad, Big Mamas of Sig Croft. past the ·ubrary, Hullihen Hall, past Securi­ .. up at CP-P Raub.Hall or call '138-M79. Erin, .:.atch out for gorillas, greasy ty, around Rodney Complex, past Theta Chi Kim- 'Thanks!! You couldn't be any happier and back up to Pencader to the fields behind doorknobs, and T.P . funds! Love ya, E.P. than I am. This will ensure our true frierld- EASY-Were WE really THE ONLY ONES Keep on ftusblng! Love, the Flu!Jhers (Janet Christiana Towers on one s-t but challeng­ · LAUGHING at the preview of the 8:15 movie 1hlp forever. Love always, Michele. and Kathy) ing four mile track. · Ell, bow can I ever thank you for helping me 11/3? CHEAP. get through the worst week of my life? I owe "CRASH PROGRAM IN JOB li1JNTING" Nina face, raz the sj)az, to one of hte Toby, keep your spirit up-you're going tO be youuone.'' Love ya, P . Saturday November 17, sign-up next week, neighborhood. Happy birthday belated. You Chad-Where the hell are you? Love, Maggie great! a great little sister! Dont' forget I &Sonya. Career Planning and Placement-Haub Hall know bow I procrastinate (big word huh?) always be there If you need me. Good luck. KAREN, I need my belt back! JUMPER. By the way, shoot any bunnies lately? Love Love, your big sis. SS., H.H. Hindface and all, Thanks for mak­ ya kiddo, Arma Jeanne. Sooner - I dido't have the guts to write a per­ the RDC To the sisters and pledges of Alpha Sigma inll mv 19th the best! Hey du~u -BLANK­ sonal to guy in who shaved off his Dan Krausz, don't forget I'm with you all the beard last weekend! Maybe he'll grow it Alpha: Hope the Scrambled Eggs made up BLANK-DRY! Love always, Heuble. Dearest ALAN, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! way!' So keep smiling -you don't have far to for the eggs we scrambled on you. We had a LOVE YOU MUCHO. Karen. back by the time YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN go. Love, your secret sister. is !Jhown! Later-M. great time. Let's do it again soon. Love, the CASEY SHIPLEY IS LEGAL IN Brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha. DELAWARE! Come and celebrate! Happy Rick Walsh-Never mind I forgot. Aquatic Club! Make sure you come Sunday­ Anne, Happy Birthday! ! ! George. Birthday, Space! We have a lot of grey haired people relying Wendy, let's forget the fr.D.F.A.B. and go TAKE THE CHALLENGE can you finish a 4 on us! We have to start planning. See you skiing! XXX XXX Ha~. Have a really GR,EAT time at Pure . mile run? Come out and try at the University Sunday-Be there, Aloha. DONNA... I haven't been the same since ~ Prairie S. JTomorrow. Let's hope you're RUN-AROUND. A prize goes to the dorm Waterhole introduced us. I remember our Thank you to all my friends who helped finally back in the saddle again! See you that finishes the most people in any way, first date so well... so does my wallet, movies shape or form; walking, jogging, sprinting, Dear SA: The surprise you left was quite a $1, and you wouldn't even hold my hand, one make my 20th. so special. Love Always, Monday. Tbe Poet. sliock. Jeannie. crawling, or,carried across the line. six pack of DAB beer $4.35, one large italian Now this relationship we must not block. sub to go, $2.75. I spent a total of $10.10 and Hey Woman. We would like to see Deer hunter movie incident soon to be a best So the hands of time go tick and tock, receive nothing in return I never got a sellingpook and movie. Darrell: Happy Birthday, worm. You're the The more and more I wish you'd knock! Another kind of head sweetest guy I've met this year, and chance to make my big move when we got besides the utter dead Looking for a upersonal answer" ... The sexy back to my room. Give me another chance. somehow I'm going to break down that wall RA. The kind that scope Devine Haven Nurse. Thinking of you, DoQ't that you put up one year ago today, even if Happy Birthday, Love Sidney. _____ from behind their dope worry, things haven't changed any Baby Boy you are only a ~· reshman. Sorry this is late, Did all the time Nurse. but anyway, hope you had a great day. Love, Yo Ann! I'm so happy you're mJ little sis! HAPPY BIRTHDAY PUNK FROM THE They want something of mine. Nookie. Love in AO,~K~ns~·~ · ----·------FAMILY! Why not just ask for more? ATTENTION. ALL COM MAJORS. It's been done before. • HAYRIDE/BONFIRE WED. Nov. 14, 405 & 406: I will restrain from "short" or Saralyn (little sis) You're a special pledge. the duo from Dickinson do say, RESERVATIONS NEEDED AS SOON AS Best of luck pledging! Love, Patti. They want at least ten every<;lay. "undecided major" jokes as a means of POSSIBLE. CALL JILL 368-3699 OR SUE retaliation. Thanks for the personal-you now Ask for and thou shalt receive 733-1889 FOR DETAILS. more lust than you can believe. have one, too. Jane Bird. ·Patty M. RoQ!}ey: Look out you may be I . Review I'm hardest when your timing:s right "running' riglit into a weight-lifter. Sorry I Lasting till you quiver; OUT OF SIGHT! • Cure your munchies this Mon. Night. Buy a Kare~: Congrats on making the big 20 years! missed you Sat. night at Theta Chi. A fan. I'll look for your sign sub from Kent Hall. 9:00 in your lounge. You should realize this personal is from me, So raise a seductive eye. because it's late- Ja_,n~o,_. --~- Carol, Joanne & Randy. Be patient with me, Classifieds Fruits of life are sweet as wine. SHARP. BASEMENT would like to thank all for 1 have yet to find my way. Deb. Before you know it, they'll P.BSS you by. the beautiful ladies who made our blind date Mark Robinson- stop I!Y sometimes! The Liberated Male. ~_:__- _ party a success. Look for another basement y_ampir~~ Patti, to a special roonunate; thanks. All my blast in 3 weeks. love Marilou. I They're more fun than ~ue Hudson ~Maybe we Cl!.!!, be frieE_ds now. ------Mm... Mm.. . Mm... , Hope you had a great weekend last weekend. This weekend should YE~! S.L.P. · sriioke signals, and safer Barb. Keep your chin up. I'll try to help Jeannie B., I really enjoyed meeting you on be GREAT. Sorry I won't be here to enjoy it Sat. Nite, and I'm gl'ld that we got a chance GUESS THE WEIGHT OF THE CIRCLE K make things bet~r. AX love y~~ big sis. __ with you. Tell your sister DONNA I said to talk. Meeting someone like you is quite a " Hi''. Love ya lots, The (GFI) KID. P.S. BELL for $1.00 and we will fly you and a too. Still the cheapest way pleasant change. Hope to see you on campus !!owisy~ur~~p~&pla_l!t? ___ -~ guest to dinner within 100 miles from here. There are Big sises, little sises and secret ~mo;_tim~ . ~e ~ou .!!ter-' Bill. __ _ _ On sale 11/12 Rodney Dining Hall; 11/14 & sises!!! to. get your message Accident report: Jethro Tull broke "his" !!fl5 in front of tho;_ Scroung'!:_ _ _ · Biehler Babes: Have a great weekend at flute, only three members of Genesis surviv­ Be on the look-out - alive and dangerous: To the retired superscoper of Pencader, I Princeton! (now that you know what "it" across. ed, and Springstein died of sever vocal com- THE M~LE ANIMAL! . think I was_scooped upon-scopee:. p..!!_cations. ______' ~!_) _. ------Page 14 it THE REVIEW • November 9, 1979 SOS V·olunteers Needed The Support Group for Victims of Sexual Offense (SQS) is looking for volunteers, both men and women. · The group is composed of men and women offering victims of sexual offense sup­ port and assistance through hospital treatment, police interviews, psychological deci­ sions al)d follow-ups. 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GREG PERRY . seen here in · the best since he arrived here Vic.tory Party his 1976 mug shot. doesn't in 1972. will bost the Navy " ... ~ . quite look this mean Plebes. Delaware is especial­ anymore. But in his first year ly strong in the skill positions as head freshmen coach. he's and in the defensive Satu~day, Nov. 10 lead the little Hens to a 2-1 backfield. Coaching along record. Tomorrow at 1 :30 in with Perry ore former Grid Delaware Stadium . Perry 's Iron standouts. Steve Verbit 9-? squad. which he calls one of and Tony_ Glenn. UD Profs Finish Tops in Marathon Three university professors fessor Robert Bennet's competed in the Marine 2:46.48 and associate educa­ Corps Marathon in tion professor Robert Tag­ Washington, D.C. Sunday. gart's 2:47:58 qualify both for Two of the professors finished the 40-year-old and under in the top five · percent out of category of ·the Boston -PRE-CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE SALE 6,500 runners, qualifying Marathon. Physical Educa­ Now thru Nov. 15th them for next year's Boston tion faculty member Timothy Marathon. . Brown was the third UD pro­ Associate English pro- fessor in the marathon. Seitz Swim-a-thon Tomorrow Teams and individuals will of the swimmers will pay for swim laps .at the Carpenter each lap swum. The team to Pool tomorrow from 9 a.m. to swim the most laps will win a 1 p.m. to raise funds for prize, according to Margee JVC Karen Seitz, comatose DiSalvi, swim-a-thon Sorry~ no lay-aways at these super low prtces. daughter· of university pro- organizer. Dis·eounts up to 35% fessor Craig Wilson. Sponsors · RECEIVERS TURNTABLES JR-581W $224.95 JL-F30 $119.95 JR-5201* -299.95 QL-A2 139.95 JR-5301 * . 379.95 QL-F4 179.95 TUNERS& CASSETTE DECKS JA-511 $129.95 KD-25 $229.95 JT-V11 124.95 KD-55 269.95 SPEAKERS KD-75 299.95 "-"- 5K-500 $155.95/pr. _KD-85 359.95 5K-1000 389.95/pr. KD-5201 239.95 . November 9 , 1979 • THE REVIEW • Page 15 ,.---Benson's Hedges By Rick Benson-----. Although it is often assumed that most women work Could It Be~ Preview of The Playoffs? just to earn "pin" money or to have something to do This is the week that will decide if the Hens CLEVELAND 24 Seattle 21 - Both of these THE FACT IS retain the number one spot in the Division II teams are coming off of disappointing per­ a majority of women. work because of economic need. polls. Neither the Temple nor the Villanova formances; with Jim Zorn and the Seahawks Nearly two-thirds of all women in the labor force in contests had the importance in scope as shutout loss particularly shocking. 1978 were single, widowed, divorced, or separated, or tomorrow's contest will. Delaware will travel MIAMI 27 Baltimore 17 - If there is one team ~ad husbands whose earnings were less than $10,000 to Ohio to face nationally ranked Youngstown that the "odds makers" hate it is the Colts. ,(m 1977) State. Along with this matchup, there is the They can never put solid performances back­ -~ Commission on the Status of Women distinct possibility that these two teams will to-hack. Source: U.S. Dept. of Labor, August 1979 have a chance for a rematch in the playoffs NEW YORK JETS 27 Buffalo 10 - Richard which start later this month. · Todd and the high-powered Jet offense should Delaware 27 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 24- If be ready to roll again. . the Hens aren't fired up for this one, forget it. Pittsburgh 34 KANSAS CITY 20 - Another - -. DALLAS 28 Philadelphia 17- Probably the easy win for the Super Bowl bo~nd Steelers. worst thing that happened to the Eagles this DENVER 21 New England 17- A tough con- year was their upset win over Pittsburgh. The test which I'll give to the home team. ' last couple of weeks have brought them back Tampa Bay 24 DETROIT 14- Another long down to earth. . Sunday afternoon for Jeff Komlo and the =Type NEW YORK GIANTS 28 Atlanta 20 - After Lions. · Mailing coming within a field goal' of a Meadowlands WASHINGTON 27 St. Louis 24 - The Red­ miracle upset over Dallas, the Giants are set skins on paper are a solid favorite but the Car­ 4 Labels for to continu~ their recent winning trend. dinals play these kind of games tough. DUSC .. .Hens Go For the Big One . • (Co.ntl~ued from pog• 16) of Guy Ramsey and Jim Youngstown hasn't seen a backfield, eight rushers have Brandimarte will have their Wing-T offense, but because between 69 (Vance Belcher) hands full with Ferranti. of Narduzzi's coaching ex­ and 502 (Bo Dennis) yards. After holding William & periences, Raymond didn't Youngstown's 5-3 defense is Mary to only 212 yards the consider it an advantage... strongest in the secondary Hens were less succe~sful Youngstown beat Villanova where Kevin Statzer has with Maine and tailback 27-22 one week before Hens seven interceptions, second in Lorenzo Bouier an 182-yard did-21-20. . Division II. The Penguin rusher. ' defensive backs copped a HEN NOTES - Halfback Apply at school record 27 interceptions Lou Mariani, 114 yards on 10 USE last year·. . carries, and Safety Bob Lund- REVIEW DUSCOffice Defensively for Delaware, quist, 10 tackles, were ECAC CLASS/FIEOS a secondary hurt by the loss All-Weekly choices ... or can 738-2648

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J Volunteers in Service to America Hens At Youngstown, Battle For No. 1 Spot By KEVIN TRESOLINI on the other hand, is caution­ Sometime back in 1974 ing his club not to let the when they first shook on it season ride on this game. and then in April of 1975 when Knowing the stable, "take the contract saying Delaware 'em one at a time" tempera­ and Youngstown would meet ment of these 1979 Hens, that on November 10, 1979 and appears unlikely. November 22, 1980 was inked, "We have to play our foot­ Athletic Directors Dave ball game to the quality that Nelson of Delaware and Paul we're capable of," said Ray­ Amodio of Youngstown never ·mond, knowing that a per­ dreamed it would come to formance like the one his this. Hens put on against William "It arose mainly because & Mary two weeks ago, an we were looking for football all-around well-played 40-0 -~ games," said Nelson of a time win, would make them prac­ 1 when several opponents - tically )lnbeatable. "I don't Akron, Bucknell, McNeese want to be hyper-tight about State, The Citadel, New winning it, but we're looking '::' Hampshire, and Connecticut at this as an extremely im­ - decided to stop schedul­ portant game. We'd like ing Delaware. "It was obvious nothing better than to ruin RC' v•ew photo by Mork Todt they were getting better. their undefeated season." FIGHTING FOR THE BALL is junior Debbie White. right outside. against a Trenton State They have always played The best . description of player The hens won the bout but White herself suffered an injury above her eye and Villanova well, but there was Youngstown, a 40-22 play-off rece1ved '"Y st1tches and it is questionable whether she will be able to play for the rest of the no realization that this would semi-final loser to Eastern Il­ seo<.on happen." _ linois in 1978, would be ex­ Tomorrow at Falcon tremely balanced. At Stadium in Eastern, Oh., quarterback is Keith Snoddy, number one ranked Delaware a three-year starter who has Stickers Beat Towson, Trenton will meet, that's right, broken many of Ron Jawor­ In the Trenton win, Delaware got off to a By KAREN STOUT number one ranked ski's passing records. Prior to quick start as Wilke fired in a goal three Youngstown. Youngstown's Saturday, he was ranked fifth The Delaware women's field hockey team minutes ·into the contest. That score was 49-21 rout of defending Divi­ nationally in Divion II pass­ came up with two impressive wins this week, Wilke's 17th of the year, equaling the school sion II champion Eastern Il­ ing, one spot behind first trouncing Towson State University, 6-1, record for the most goals in a season. linois Saturday was enough Delaware's Scott Brunner, on Monday and theQ soundly defeating Tren­ The second goal of the half, coming at the for one of four voters to and second in total offense. ton State College, 3-1, on Wednesday. The 13:50 mark, was registered by Miller off a change his mind and rank the Snoddy has completed more Hens are now 9-3-2 on the season. feed from Sandy Gibney. Gibney came back in Penguins above Delaware. than half of his passes and Against Towson, Delaware held a slim 2-0 the second half to ·score on an assist from They each got two votes for been intercepted eight times, halftime lead, but then exploded in the second Miller to round out the Hen scoring. ·first and two for second. four less than Brunner. His period, racking up four goals. Freshman "We played very well," commented Hen The Hens go into the contest most incredible statistic, Sharon Wilke led the Hen attack recording Coach· Mary Ann Campbell. "I was pleased 8-1 and ahead of Boston however, is his 14 touchdown four scores. Carol Miller and Susan Samuel with our- offensive pressure and our circle University and Lehigh in the passes which gave him a added one goal apiece for the Hens. play." Lambert Cup race while the career 41. Penguins enter their final And as a primary receiver regular season game 9-0. he has Jim Ferranti, a 1978 Booters Bow To Tough Princeton, 4-0 Both teams are destined for Little All-American, who has By BOB NORTON have even controlled it. But be very difficult to come the play-offs where they could caught 57 passes for 992 yards The Blue Hen soccer team once they scored the game back," said Kline. "It took very well meet again, like in and eight touchdowns. The ended their season Wednes­ changed." away a lot of our en- the 1974 quarter-finals, a 35-14 Penguins' reliance on Fer­ day losing to Princeton, 4-0, to Princeton scored three thusiasm." Delaware victory. ranti can be seen in his finish the season with a 6-7-2 goals in the final eleven Princeton elimin~ted a lot Youngstown Coach Bill amount of receptions, equal record. minutes on two well deserved of Delawares offense as they Narduzzi, a former defensive to the Delaware season Delaware more than held goals and a penalty shot, did an excellent job of con-· co-ordinator at Yale, Ken­ record. Pete Ravettine set last their own for the first 30 resulting from a questionable taining Hen leading scorer tucky, and Notre Dame, has year. But Ferranti has done it minutes of the game and vi­ hand ball call. Scott Thompson. said his team is playing every in five fewer games. sions of a repeat of last year's A Delaware giveaway in The 6-7-2 record marked the game like the national cham­ Add to Youngstown's of· 2-0 Hen upset victory ap­ front of their own goal led to first losing season for tne pionship is at stake. fense, which has scored no peared. the only Princeton tally of the Blue Hens in 15 seasons. Delaware's Tubby Raymond less than 16 points and only ··we played well the first 30 second half. twice less than three minutes of the game," said "We realized that once we touchdowns, junior tailback Coach Loren Kline. "We may fell behind 3-0 it was going to Robby Robson. Against Eastern Illinois, Robson scored four touchdowns to Spiker~ 2nd In Tourney give him 17 for the year. In Defeating George Washington University two games to that game ·he carried 27 one, the Delaware lady volleyballers came home with se­ times, gaining 111 yards to up cond place from a four-team meet at the Naval Academy on his season total to 880. Tuesday, lifting their record to 26-16 ~ith two regula·r The key to Youngstown's season matches remaining. offensive line is 6-4, 280 Jim "Basically it was a flat meet for everyone," Coach Barb Lear at right tackle. Viera remarked, "We had iust finished a.grueling tourna­ While Delaware's offense ment in Rhode Island, and after the R~g!QDal. seedings doesn't portray incredible in· came out, things seemed anti-climactic." dividual statistics like After losing to Georgetown in the first round of the meet, Youngstown, they went into the lady Hens scored back to.back victories over Navy and the Maine game first in Divi· George Washington to secure a second place finish. Senior sion II scoring offense, se­ spiking expert Renee Duflon contributed 23 kills in bo\11- cond in total offense, and matches. · ,':;_-_ third in rushing. Delaware's '·'The main problem for us was our serving," Viera b­ depth and a few lopsided wins plained, "We had 20 serving errors which is far too many if have given th~ starters less you are playing at the level we want to.'' _ chance for piling up huge Especially pleasing to Viera was the three game win over statistical numbers. Spread Navy, in which the volleyballers lost the first game 14-16 in Rev•ew photo by Mark Todt .Receiver Jay Hooks has overtime, and came back to take the next two games 15-11 caught 27 passes, less than and 15-8. GIVING IT All SHE'S GOT is freshman Sharon Wilkie, a right half of Ferranti's total. But Navy is the second seed Division II teams the lady inside who tied the record today for tne greatest amount of seven Hens have caught four volleyballers will be facing in the regional tournament at goals scored by a player in one season. or more passes and in ~ Delaware on Nov. 15-17. (Continued to page 15)