M Yers Holds Open Reception Vietnam Memorial Dedicated in Philadelphia

IFA and RLO M yers holds open reception

D runk driving discussed President stresses need for hard w ork from students, faculty by Kevin Fosko in Van R presentation Triangle Staff Writer On Tuesday, November 3rd at 3 p.m. in the Creese Student by Kevin Fosko Center Lobby, Dr. Harold Triangle Staff Writer Myers, Drexel’s temporary in­ license is suspended for one year. terim president, held a reception Last Wednesday night, If the person is under 21, he is for students to meet him. November 4th, at 7:30 P.M., In­ also charged with underage About 100 students attended ter Fraternity Association (IFA) drinking and arrested. the reception, which was also at­ and Residential Living Office tended by some faculty and ad­ sponsored a Drinking & Driving presentation in the Van R living ministrative personnel. In Pennsylvania, having a President Myers seemed a room. blood-alcohol content of Hosted by the public relations very personable and congenial director of IFA, Eric Bradbey, 0.1 is considered the level person as he went around and the speaker was Trooper Long at which one is legally in­ introduced himself to students from the Belmont State Police toxicated. This figure and administrative personnel before and after his brief Barracks. means that one-tenth of speech. He talked about how Roughly 200 students attended one percent of your blood the annud program, where ex­ glad he was to be back at Drex- cept for a few RA’s present, most cells contain alcohol. el, after his retirement in 1982, and praised the faculty and of the students were pledges or John Pegg'7)j» '/rtuJafiJ* students for the great jobs that fraternity brothers. This year, all pledges were required by IFA to There are three sobriety tests: they have been doing. He lofted praise the university and ex­ Assistant Dean of Men and attend the presentation. blood, urine and breathalyzer. hand and get to know them. plained how great this univer­ Director of the Student Building Trooper Long first gave a talk Breathalyzer tests are most com­ Myers came across as a very (1946-1951). about Pennsylvania’s laws regar­ monly used, and all three of these sity is. nice, congenial man who seems Myers commented that the After his stay in Korea, he ding drinking and driving, as well are useable as court evidence on to want to be in touch with the returned to Drexel again to as Pennsylvania’s philosophy drunken driving charges. In ad­ faculty should be pushing the students and administration of students harder, and how the become Dean of Men concerning driver’s licenses. In dition to testing for alcohol pre­ the university. students, likewise, should be (1952-1955), Treasurer Pennsylvania, having a driver’s sent in your, system, blood and Relating with the university pushing the faculty harder to get (1955-1957), and Vice President license is not a right, but a urine tests will also detect drug would be no problem for him, the best education they possibly and Treasurer from 1957 to privilege. use, which is also contained in being that he started here as a can in order to prepare freshman in 1933. Graduating 1980. He then became Senior In Pennsylvania, having a DUI, Driving Under the themselves for the real world. Vice President for University blood-alcohol content of 0.1 is Influence. from Drexel in 1938 with a “ I want you to be able to Relations from 1980 to 1982, considered the level at which one The punishments for DUI start, bachelor’s degree in commerce, work so hard that when you he became an instructor in Co­ where upon he stepped down to is legally intoxicated. This figure right off with the first offense, graduate you can coast and still operative Education and Direc­ retire. He was awarded the Doc­ means that one tenth of one per­ which yields a - two day jail be ahead of the graduates from tor of Graduate Placement, a tor of Science Degree. Honoris cent of your blood cells contain sentence, a S300 fme and suspen­ other American colleges,” position he held until 1942, Causa, in 1983. alcohol. sion of one’s driver’s license for Myers said. He stressed this im­ whereupon he entered the Navy He also has a dormitory He then went on to say that if one year. Second offenses yield portant ideal of getting the most which bears his name, Myers you are stopped by a policeman a 30 day jail sentence, along with and saw active duty during out of college education-wise in World W ar II and the Korean Hall. Myers Hall is the only and he asks you to take a sobrie­ suspension of their license. preparation for the real world. War. He presently maintains the building named after a current­ ty test, you must take it. If you Subsequent offenses yield a 60 Myers then went around and rank of Lieutenant Commander ly living person, and is now the refuse, you are automatically day jail sentence and a suspension talk^ with students, saying that in the Naval Reserves. Between only dormitory named after a assumed guilty of driving under of driving privileges for two he wanted to shake every'one’s WWII and Korea, he was the president of Drexel. the influence and your driver’s See Drunk page 3

box all night. The box contain­ ed etchings that where taken from the Vietnam memorial in DU grad rem em bered Washington and brought back to Philadelphia this summer by or reticent to go - it was just part I ' In one comer of the Pliiladelphia members of the ‘Last Patrol‘. of his obligation. Daily News’ supplement on the This group of Vietnam In November of 1967, he was 630 casulties of Vietnam, there veterans, the organizers of the assigned to Company B of the was the name Richard W. monument fund, made the trip 2nd Battalion, 1st Infantry, Brooks, III. He was listed as a on foot and in some cases, by 196th Light Infantry Brigade. Drexel Institute of Technology wheelchair. Their area of operations was in graduate, class of 1966. What The parade was scheduled to the northern highlands, along start at 10 A .M ., Monday mor­ had been written just didn’t ning. It eventually wound down seem to be enough, so The through the city to the monu­ Triangle contacted his mother. ment at Front and Spruce and Brooks seems to be a typical, like any other parade featured representative of everyone who Vietnam memorial marching bands, color guards was ever a Drexel student. and military marching units. ‘Rick’ was a Business Ad­ dedicated in Philadelphia The majority of marchers were ministration Major who lettered veterans in old uniforms whose in crew as a coxswain, enjoyed his classes and married the girl by Adam Geibel Philadelphia area who served, numbers grew stronger with he started dating as a freshman. Of The Triangle and died in that war. each block they traveled, as Last minute work on the fellow veterans left the crowd to He was in the Army R.O.T.C. and was commissioned a 2nd the South China Sea coast. The Vietnam War finally end­ granite walls and surrounding join them. On December 27, 1967, Lieutenant upon graduating in ed for most area veterans when landscape continued until late Drexel University was while leading a patrol near Chu June of 1966. the Philadelphia Vietnam Sunday afternoon. That night a represented by a detachment of Lai, Quang Tin Province, Brooks looked forward to candlelight reading of the 630 Army R.O.T.C. cadets, led by Brooks was hit by sniper fire. Veterans Memorial was dedica­ starting his family and a career names took place and was nude Drexel Instructors and Viemam K? lived long enough to be med- ted, in a series of emotional in business but had to attend to even more poignant when \\ t veterans Lieutenant Colonel ceremonies, the weeketvl of Oc­ other obligations. After receiv­ evaced out of the area but died Force R.O.T.C cadets fnMi\ T>fccevl and Seargeant Major later that day. He had been in tober 25 - 26th. It has taken ing his training as an Infantry I Aivalle l ’niNtTsrt> unevpcvtcvih Vietnam a total of six weeks. He nearly fifteen years (since Platoon leader at Fort Benning, ,7 1 > ftiu 'n o n il was 24 years old. Am erica’s withdra\N I of C’Cv.vpa. Brooks was ordered to in 1972) to rea>gnuc jhhI \ tfc£iir H? was neither eager See Brooks page 7 the men and won>c« T h £ ^ r i a ^ £ N ovem ber 6, 1987

Protect yourself from date rape you’re coming back, everyone by Paul K. Johnson Speaking at a recent Drexel you’re going with and tell this Triangle Staff Writer workshop on the problem was Mark Blaweiss, Associate Dean person you know all of this infor­ mation. Also, don’t go alone to Date Rape, rape usually pre­ of Students and Director of the a party to leave together. conceived, usually occurs on the Freshman Center. Blakeweiss Assert yourself; if a woman is first date and is often connected stressed that it isn’t the girl’s fault assertive it will help prevent date with alcohol, social events and and women have the right to dress rape. Refuse stereotypes (like takes place around areas familiar anyway they want. Blakeweiss “ college students mess around, to the victim. Men think they can gave the woman precautions in dress like tramps” ), have the date get away with it and most women going on a date to avoid becom­ understand that just because he don’t know what potential ing the victim. paid for dinner it doesn’t oblige dangers they are getting into Talk openly about the date, when going on a date. know where you’re going, when See Rape page 6 Construction begins on LeBow Center by June James Triangle Staff Writer “ I know that parking is going to be difficult,” he said. The two Construction on the new ways to get to Commonwealth engineering building next to would be down 33rd and west on Commonwealth Hall has begun. Ludlow or by 32nd to Ludlow. Chain link fences have gone up The sidewalk beside Com­ around the lot beside Com­ monwealth Hall will also be clos­ monwealth to restrict students and ed because the contractor’s pedestrians walking across the trailers are to be parked here. The lot. sidewalk beside the main building “Access to Commonwealth will remain open. had to be restricted because the “ This engineering building will new engineering building be ready for occupancy by March physically ties into Com­ ’89 and is part of Phase I of Drex- monwealth hall.” said Jerry el’s master plan,” McFarland McFarland, Director of Planning said. and Construction. “We are try­ The four story building will be ing to create a protected path mostly used by the Materials and Electrical Engineering depart­ along 31st street where cars have Eric LaBorieATIb* been parking.” ments. The entire basement of the According to McFarland, the building will house a major Staff in the Office of Student InfomuUion and Records (OSIR) caught the parking meters are to be remov­ animal care center for the Halloween spirit last week, dressing as their alter-egos on Friday, October 30, ed within a few days. This Biomedical Engineering depart­ removal had been discussed ment. At present there is only a earlier and is in agreement with limited animal care facility on the city officials. seventh floor of Commonwealth. mu WIND UP Established in 1926

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A partm ents API has taken over the duties of Drunk Driving discussed landlord for all the apartment pro­ perties currently owned by the Drunk from page 1 ty, for 5 seconds, your body University. In the three weeks years. would literally explode. that API has had its offices in Trooper Long then presented a Trooper Long stated that it is 3424 Powelton, it has received Drinking-Driving film called not the initial impact that hurts many favorable comments. In ad­ “Deadliest Weapon In people, but it is the “ second ac­ dition, API has continued to pro­ America,” of which 15 minutes cident” , when your body is vide roving nighttime security for was shown. Some facts the movie thrown about in the vehicle. He all its properties. brought up were that 1 American also commented about one or two Recent acquistions include; is killed every 21 minutes because myths that people say as ekcuses 3400 Powelton Avenue, 67 N. of a drunken driver. Also, a per­ to not wear seatbelts. For exam­ 34th Street, 3310 Arch Street, son who crashes into a tree at 65 ple, people say that if they are and 3314-16 Race Street. Each of m.p.h. will die in 0.7 seconds if knocked unconscious, that they these properties will be turned in­ they are not wearing a seatbelt. will not be able to undo the to an apartment house upon com­ Troof)er Long brought up the seatbelt to open the door, but if pletion of rehabilitation. point that the danger of being hit you are unconscious, how are you by a drunken driver is severe. It going to open the door even Campus Expansion is likened to someone standing in without your seatbelt on? Two of the major additions to the middle of Market Street and Trooper Long stated that over the holdings of API were the indiscriminately firing a semi­ the past 10 years, out of all the Wilford and the Freeman Com­ automatic in ail directions. No auto fatalities, only 0.1 percent of plexes. These properties total matter where you are standing, those fatally injur^ crash victims 2.75 acres and their control ’’was you could be hit and killed. For had their seatbelts on. crucial to ensuring the growth of people who reason they “ only Trooper Long then opened the Drexel and enhancing the have to go around the comer” , floor to questions. One student feasibility of the Campus Master 75 percent of drunken-driving ac­ asked about the accuracy of the Plan,” stated the API Update. cidents happen within one mile of brwthalyzer test. He responded The Wilford Building was tfie driver’s home. This emotional by saying that the test is run three Diebold building 3310 Arch street transferred to the University so film stressed the point that times. First, a known sample is that planned rehabilitation costs although a car is a method of tested, then the person stopped is could be provided through tax ex­ transportation, it can also be a tried, then the known substance API outlines past and empt finaincing. Major demolition deadly weapon if used by people is retested to be sure the of the Freeman Building will that should not be behind the breathalyzer is still accurate. present in annual report begin in the next two weeks and wheel of a car. Another student commented how the parking area behind the He also made a case for wear­ a friend of his had been crippled Special to The Triangle rooms at the Poth Apartments. building will be completed in the ing seatbelts, which cuts down on for life because of a drunken In the same time period, near future. the risk of death or serious injury. driver. Formed in the Spring of 1986, 3312-14 Powelton Ave. will also One other recent acquisition by Even if you are involved in a Finally, a student was concern­ at a time when real estate values be renovated. Current plans in­ API is the Diebold property at crash at only 30 m.p.h., your ed if all the people in a car would were skyrocketing. Academic clude the move of Tau Epsilon 3215 Race Street. This 1/3 acre body feels a force of 8G, and is be tested for Driving Under the Properties Inc. (API) has con­ Phi into this property upon com­ holding is located across from the tossed aside. In perspective, if Influence, in reference no doubt tinued its mission of acquiring pletion of repairs. Trek Building on Race Street. you sustained a force of 8G, or to a designated driver plan. The proprerties that should benefit Mr. Ron Whitney, API Direc­ The lease/purchase agreement a force 8 times the force of gravi­ only person tested is the driver. Drexel University in both the tor, also addressed the develop­ negotiated by API became effec­ short and long terms. ment of the Dog Lot (the dirt tive on September 9th, 1987. In the report-“ API Update parking lot on 35th Street). The “API Update” also 1987” , issued this week, the cur­ “ Drexel will begin construc­ outlines goals for the fumre. One Software rent acquisitions and major tion on that lot in the Spring of critical role will allow API to renovations are outlined. ’88. Once building is complete, continue to take the steps the lot should hold between 65-70 necessary to make the Campus Showcase: MacDiet Fraternities cars. At the present time, API has Master Plan a reality. Academic The first scheduled renovation begun negotiations with the Properties Inc. will continue to New Drexel will begin January 1st at the fraternities that own property provide rehabilitations of existing Sigma Alpha Epsilon House. The behind their houses. We would apartment buildings, offices, and brothers will move out of the like to see that dirt area developed fraternity houses, in an effort to Courseware house during term break and will into a nice park type setting with further enhance the surrounding be temporarily housed in open shade trees, walkways and community. SI Korman 249,9:00-10:00am November 11, Wednesday

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President and Vice Presidential candidates voice their opinions

On Tuesday and Wednesday, Therefore, uniting the freshman key to our success as a class. it done. I will be honest, fair, and work for you! November 17th and 18th, Student class is my primary goal. Now is prompt with all Student Congress Congress will be holding fresh­ the time to get to know each affairs. Thank you for your Veronica A. McKee man elections. Polling places will other. There are many ways to Matt Moran support. Attention all freshmen; Drex­ be located in the MacAlister Hall, accomplish this goal through What does Drexel expect from el has more services available to Cafeteria and the Great Court in social activities such as parties, the Freshman Class Resident? you than you may be aware of. the Main BuUding. dances and possibly day trips The school definition is, Paul K. Johnson If I am elected as the Freshman The following is a compilation downtown or to a Flyers’ game. " .. .serve as officers of their class I, Paul K. Johnson, want to be Class Vice President, I plan to of speeches of those freshmen More study groups will bring and perform all standard duties of your Freshman Class Vice Presi­ work hard to make all of these running for the positions of Presi­ us together, and tutors should be Student Congress members (e.g. dent. There are several questions services known to you and work dent and Vice Pi^ident. Take the provided. We should be better in­ attend meetings).” Is that what and problems that I must find the for you. I will strive to make the time to read each candidate’s formed about which services and you, the student, expect from me? answers to. Why isn’t it safe to University’s procedures more speech, as they will be represen­ facilities are available to us as Are you willing to elect me just walk on Drexel’s campus on a familiar to you and more accessi­ ting your class for the remainder Drexel freshmen. I’d like to have to attend meetings? Sunday afternoon or any night? ble to commuters. Commuters of the academic year. some kind of a freshman newslet­ What will I do as Freshman Are the needs and wants of our are a large part of Drexel and Good Luck to all those ter to keep us informed. Further­ Class President? Being President freshman class being fulfilled? they need to be brought into cam­ running! more, I will do my best to make is more than just attending Are your questions being pus life. Student Congress sure freshmen are well repres­ meetings. The real responsibili­ answered? As Freshman Vice As a student at Upper Darby Christina Maier ented in Student Congress and ty is hearing what you, the stu­ President I want to work with and High School I was twice elected Elections Chairman our interests are looked after. I dent, have to say, and voicing for you to remove these as Student Council President, will always be open to your your opinions at these meetings. problems. served as the Student Represen­ Presidential Candidates suggestions. I will be representing you; I’m not going to be hidden tative to the Upper Darby School Through our joint efforts, I therefore, I will always be away without anything to do. I Board, and was chosen to repre­ Shapoor Hashemi want the freshman class to available to hear your opinion have to be available and working sent my school at the 1985 Hugh I, Shapoor Hashemi, officially become an important and active whether it be between classes or for you. Getting the job done is O’Brian Youth Leadership Con­ declare my candidacy for the of­ part of the Drexel University at social activities. I will not be what I believe in. I can represent ference. With this experience in fice of President of the Freshman community. Show your interest the Class President who different kinds of freshmen — leadership I believe that I am a Class. During the past month and in a united freshman class, and represents the school’s needs. I commuters, residents, etc. worthy and dedicated candidate a half I have had very little dif­ vote for me, Pam Lipschutz, for will be the Class President who Listening and acting on the pro­ for the Freshman Class Vice ficulty in adjusting to life in a President. represents your needs. Which blems and questions that you have Presidency. I have the majority’s university, thanks largely to the type of President do you want — will be part of my job. So choose best interest in mind and will go efforts of the expert staff; how­ someone who just attends me, Paul K. Johnson for to every extent to make myself ever I do have some complaints. Ed Manley meetings or someone who will be Freshman Class Vice President available to hear what is on your First, the textbook prices at the You are 1,447 students from there for you? and Ed Manley, the best choice mind. I hope to have the chance bookstore are -outrageous different backgrounds and areas. for Freshman Class President, on to represent the class of 1992 (although I imagine that they are You are business students, Vice Presidential Candidates November 17th and 18th. Manley (1991) this year as your Vice that way at most universities). Se­ engineer students, art students, and Johnson — a team that will President. cond, the Korman Center is bad­ science smdents, and many other Gerard Babinski ly in need of printers and more things. With all of these dif­ My name is Gerard Babinski convenient operating hours. ferences you must also realize and it is my intention to seek the Co-op essay contest If I am elected I plan to take im­ that you all have one thing in office of Freshman Class Vice mediate and effective action to common. You are all a part of the President. I feel that I am The national Cooperative The first place regional winner remedy the situation. I ask, that freshman class of Drexel prepared to undertake the duties Education Association is sponsor­ will receive $100.00 and a pla­ in order to keep Drexel on a path University. of this office. I am a dedicated ing its annual student essay con­ que, as well as an opportunity to heading toward greatness, you to As members of the freshman member of Drexel’s freshman test for all students currently compete at the national level. The cast your vote for me. I offer our class each one of you has many Crew team and I am captain of enrolled in a Cooperative Educa­ national winner will receive an class an instinctive leadership views and opinions that are very Calhoun Hall’s fifth floor football tion program and who have com­ additional $5(X).00, a plaque, and ability and opportunity for every important to you and also to team. I also hold a position with plete, or are in the process of an expense-paid trip to the person to have a voice in how our Drexel University. the Pennsylvania Association of completing, a co-op assignment Association’s national conference university should be managed. By now you are probably Student Councils as a staff within the 1987 calendar year. held in Cincinnati to present the wondering who I am. My name member of their summer leader­ This year’s theme involves essay. is Ed Manley and I am running ship training program. Previous­ “The Influence of Cooperative Grace Hughes, Drexel Co-op Pam Lipschutz for Freshman Class President. ly, I held the office of Student Education on Life Learning.” Coordinator and contact person “Have we met?” My intentions for the office of Body President of Bishop Hannan The Association requires each for this region, regretted the fact “Probably not!” President are very simple. I High School in Scranton, essay to be an original manuscript that few students submit essays Fellow freshmen, the first term would like to strengthen the gap Pennsylvania. of not more than 2,000 wor^ for the contest and hopes that in­ is more than halfway done, and between the administration and I wUl not make promises, ex­ reflecting the benefit of the co-op terested students will tailor their it is time for us to meet so that we the freshman class and I would cept that I will work hard and be experience on career enhance­ co-op reports to fit the Associa­ can become a real class act. We like to help our class work dedicated to looking out for the ment. Students may not, tion’s requirements. all come from different together so we can achieve our best interests of the freshman however, include factual names All entries must be typed, backgrounds, some of us are goals and become a better class. If elected I will promote the of persons, institutions, or double-spaced, and accompanied commuters, and many of us are freshman class. . interest of the ft-eshman class as employers in their report. Fic­ by a letter from the Director or residents. But, we all have one The only way I will be able to clearly as possible to those con­ titious names may be substituted. Coordinator of Co-op, certifying thing in common; we are the accomplish these intentions is if cerned and will do my best to Judging, which begins on a student eligibility. Entries must freshman class of 1987 and will I work together with all of you. hear both sides of an issue. 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Educating D.U. students Co-op education in a foreign land

about facts on date rape by Marc Smith assistant for IBM Agrentina SA. Co-op is not the only thing that Triangle Staff Writer In her work she was required to leads Drexel students overseas. Rape from page 2 use Spanish at all times, almost Chandra Nutt went to Spain for her to anything, and know that tion of security has the respon­ Drexel University is well nobody new English. She was special studies. She said that the you have the right to change your sibility of circulating throughout known for its cooperative educa­ well prepared for this challenge greatest challenge she has ever mind. the event and grounds looking for tion program. But, while most by her three years of language faced was when she had to single Several fraternities nationwide disturbances, such as fighting or students find jobs in the local and culture study as part of her handedly get from the airport to have programs against date rape. potential date rape situations.” areas, or at least in the United major in International Area her dorm. Luckily, she found that Some of Drexel’s fraternities “Other fraternities are spon­ States, there are a growing Studies. While she says that the she could use the language with have followed this effort to fight soring programs or are in the pro­ number of students who are co­ presures of working in a foreign out any trouble since she had and prevent date rape on its cam­ cess of planing numerous preven­ oping overseas. culture can sometimes be trying, studied in the Drexel language pus before it starts. tion workshops,” he added. Overseas co-ops pose a number she now is very sought-after by program for a number of years. “ As a national fraternity we Ronald E.Kibbe, Assistant of challenges and provide many companies with overseas She humbly noted that she was have not had problems in this Dean of Students and Director of rewards that ‘normal’ co-ops do operations. more prepared by the Drexel pro­ area.” says Joe Bondi, President Greek Life, is encouraging not. Depending on the country, With large corporations active gram than most of the other of Theta Kappa Epsilon.“ But we sorority and fraternity presidents language and customs can pose a in many nations, the demand for American students in her are still educating our members to offer programs to educate the barrier, but many students find people who can deal with two or program. and pledges about the issues and members of their chapter. that with a little preperation they more languages or cultures is ris­ Chris Erb, a Triangle staff the consequences involved with On the subject of prevention of can easily integrate into foreign ing rapidly. Jessica Rodriguez member, who is now working in date rape, through literature and date rape, Kibbe stated, “ To pre­ cultures. learned this lesson when she Munich encourages all students to articles put out by various na­ vent it (date rape), students In order to find out more about worked in Madrid, Spain. Jessica consider an overseas co-op. He tional fraternity offices.” should understand that there’s overseas co-ops this reporter in­ worked as an all-purpose research reports that Octoberfest is far bet­ Pat Gunshenan, President of nothing wrong with not going all terviewed four students, one who assistant for Research NR Inter­ ter than Drexel fraternity parties Lambda Chi Alpha, said that the way. It’s OK to have a good is currendy in Munich, Germany. national, a subsidiary of Ogilvy (beer is served in one liter con­ members act as security during time without going all the way.” Petra Anselem, Jessica and Mather. In her job she work­ tainers) and that he has had in­ social events. Students must understand “ that Rodriguez, and Chandra Nutt ed with researchers who explored credible opportunities for travel “ We have six to eight members date rape is with someone you have all recently returned from the viability of marketing pro­ and meeting new people. When of the fraternity on security dur­ know,” Kibbe said, “ That’s why work or study in Spanish speak­ ducts from other nations in Spain. we spoke to him, Chris had just ing all social events,” he date rape or acquaintance rape is ing nations; Jessica and Chandra One example was Bartles and returned from Budapest, Hungary said.“The person holding posi­ such a serious personal in Spain, and Petra in Argentina. James. The wine-cooler company where he had taken a short vaca­ problem.” Petra worked as a marketing wanted to know if there was a tion. He stressed that the work market for their product. A little experience is also exceptional. research proved that the Spanish All of the students made a point hated Bartles and James. The to say that it can be done and that reason? They were too used to it has changed their lives. As drinking high quality wine. Chris said, ‘Definitely consider VOVRI it, no, don’t’consider it, do it!’

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A crowd gathers to remember some of the 630 Philadelphians who died in the Vietnam War, The wall is located at Penn’s Landing in the Society Hill section o f the city. EVENT; R e c ru itin g DATE: November 10 & 11, 1987 TIME: 8 :3 0 a .m . to 4 : 3 0 p .m . PU\CE: Interviewing Center Vietnam vets honored Memorial from page 1 The climax of the service was the burial of the ammunition a series of speakers first can. This was followed by taps acknowledged all who served played by a Marine bugler, a 21 during that conflict. gun salute and the raising of the 'riuTi' n»mi‘s a tiiiu* in lilr w lu*n you ii'.u. l.i-adinu ihc way in iu‘\\ .-.mil Dennis' Fink, veteran and United States flag. The flag had lia\r III (jiridt* w lu*rt‘ yt»uVc jnoiiiL;' u itli y»»ur inirnn*lfi'ir(iiiii.-s. xii'iwart.' anil ilii:- Fund President, noted that over been the one covering the cof­ i-arccr. 'I'hat time is lum. Wi* at .VIW:'!’ want yoii ilJtl sysu*ms. ( >ur stri'anilini'd nfW t-unipany $750,(XX) had been donated at fin of one of the 19 year old 1(1 have llu* n|i|)(irtunity In tn know us. \Vi‘'ri* ' nlTi'i's inan\ ii|)portunili(.*s I'ur your I'liliii'i'. in least $50,000 more than need­ soldiers listed on the wall. till- pt-iiplc w hu hi‘(ui]niu llu- world ilu' U‘li-|)li()ni‘. ;tri‘as suyh a> applii-d rnuiniHTin.e. tinatur bu>i- ed. Those who contributed to The memorial is an open-air tlu‘ iransisioc. llu* sdlarccll, tiu* iasfi-, suiind m-ss. niarki-tini: sak-s. itrnuraniniinL; MIS. and the memorial’s construction semicircle of black granite, set nidtiiMi pic-tiiiT. hi.uli li(k‘lily riritrdini: and so i'i-sc‘ai't-li and di-vi*ltii>nu'ni. \ ’i>ii >uur |jhn.rnu'ni where also acknowledged, to into an artifical hill directly nnu li inufc. iiirk-f now and >ii;ri up w iih .\T \T . Ymu' I'uiurf such an extent that some above Route 95. On the straight ‘I'liday's .VlWj'l' is jusi as d\ naniir and cM-it- i> I'alline. at tudav’s A'l'^T. veterans in the crowd murmured section of bisecting wall are 10 that the ceremony was losing its panels depicting scenes from the focus. District Attorney Ron war; on the facing curve are the Castille, a disabled Marine 630 names. Curved terraces Corps veteran, was the most create an amphitheater of stone ^ A T & T eloquent speaker, addressing his with a floor bearing the symbol =as’ T he right choice. words not to the middle aged of the Vietnam Memorial - a veterans who attended but to the bald eagle over a liberty bell, 18 and 19 year olds they once grasping a pair of indentification were. tags. N ovem ber 6, 1987 The Triangle

Vietnam memorial dedicated ,.. Vietnam from page 1

Brcx)ks’ wife had been pregnant with their child, a son - Richard IV. In the Spring of 1968 Brooks’ was posthumously awarded the Silver Star and the Purple Heart by the residing Professor of Military Science. After that, nothing. Brooks’ volunteered to be an officer. He was trained for the situation he faced and knew the risks inherent with the rank. Yet his family grieved just as hard as any other. But due to the political climate of the time their pain was assuaged even less than other generations who lost loved ones - there was no respect or honor offered. Brooks’ was not the first or the last casualty of Drexel students. The five major wars and a couple of minor shooting matches since 1891 have generated a lot of names for our own memorial. Unfortunately, the majority are probably lost forever and there is currently no real monument for Drexel’s dead. It wo^d be almost criminally negligent to allow the memory of Brooks’ and his peers to be forever lost. A potential memorial of already exists. Drexel’s new fifteen story Tower Dormatory still lacks an official name. Usu^ly a worthy name is suggested and a large contribu­ tion check changes hands when a Drexel building is titled. Perhaps - just this once -

,.M t Phila. Penn’s Landing the powers that be could pass up the financial opportunity and remember those who really sacrificed, not to a school or a nation or even a people, but to a higher ideal. Maybe that’s why Brooks’ name should be so special. He died in an unpopular war, at a time men and women who shared his uniform where unjustly vilified. Maybe the Vietnam effort was entirely wrong, though some Indochinese refugees might effec­ tively argue that point. Certainly our leaders - the politicians and the generals - were incompetent and caused needless grief and bloodshed. A memorial to a Vietnam veteran might be cause for more thought and reflection than a memorial for the dead of any other war usually receives - not only to honor those who died for freedom but a warning to future generations of decision makers never to blindly accept the word of old politicians (who will never face snipers and booby traps). President Myers and the Board of Trustees should seriously consider naming the new dorm at 34th and Arch Streets after Lieutenant Richard W. Brooks, 3rd and dedicating it to all Drexel students who have ever died in the service of the nation.

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library budget that is currently wrong word. How about disturb­ Of course, I still haven’t ad­ under “ restraint.” ed? Perhaps they have confused dressed these people correctly. w m iM The CD-ROM currently being our number with Alcoholics By the term “ needing informa­ enjoyed by the business students Anonymous, since when these tion” I really mean ignorant. For 32nd and Chestnut Streets was planned for by the Business now familiar voices call they are those who do not believe that gay Philadelphia, PA 19104 Librarian as part of the staffs usually roaring drunk. Or peole are normal, healthy and (215) 895-2585 usual budgetary prestidigitation. perhaps they are trying to reach make up a large portion of the Maybe Gaither can take credit for Psychotherapy Options. For population, I’ve made sure THE OFFICIAL COLLEGE NEWSPAPER OF that. I’m not sure. (Aside: The anyone as violent and irrational as Kinsey Report and the Hite DREXEL UNIVERSITY librarian hired to handle the end- these people sound, that would be Report on Male Sexuality are user training and microcomputer- a good idea. Or maybe were try­ both in Hagerty Library’s reserve Published Fridays during the academic year; related services was laid off dur­ ing to call the Lindon Larouch book room. by and for the students of Drexel University ing the staff reductions of 1986 campaign headquarters, and just And needing to talk might be and never replaced.) The first our number by mistake. One par­ better stated “needing to lec­ phrase he mentions, “ budgetary ticular person seems to have con­ ture.” Why do these people feel restraints,” is the one item, fused us with some kind of compelled to impose their values GENERAL MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER however, for which I’m sure poor TelErotic service for bigots. on others? If they think they are Michael Coyne David Chartier Dr. Gaither can take credit. Maybe there is a new organiza­ perfect and want to encourage me tion out there: Bigotry At Drexel to be like them, I’m touched. It Association (BADASS). Ken Garson must be nice to have total con­ Reference Librarian I don’t know how these people fidence that you are right and could have confused our number anyone different is wrong. Black with those other organizations. and white keeps things simple. Letters to the Editor But I never learned to hate peo­ C hairm an responds From now on GALAD will just have to take steps to make our ple just for being different, be it their skin color, their accent or to dem ented presence, our purpose and our False facts in Stewardship Report telephone number even clearer their lifestyle. And I guess I’m too old to start now. So no thank phone calls than before. And I shall compile Editor: September 1, 1984. The library a list of all the self help organiza­ you. I’d rather live in color than was opened in collective eye. Can tions these people seem to be in black and white. I know this is ‘old hat’ now, but Dr. Gaither in good conscience need of, so that in the future I can Editor: I’have been simmering over this take credit for this project that tell such confused individuals for a while now. Unlike many of began back in 1978 and was where to go. Peter Cleaveland the students whose letters appear finished and christened before he As chairman of Gays and Les­ Chairman, GALAD here, who know and understand even trekked up 1-95 to don bians at Drexel I want to take this everything about the issues bet­ academic robes? Perhaps he just opportunity to respond to all the ween the uncaring, hostile facul­ influenced its building by one of people who have been so en­ ty and poor Dr. Gaither, I feel those remarkable psychic thusiastic about GALAD’s new qualified to comment on only two experiments? phone line. When we installed it relatively insignificant points in Point two: “ Despite budgetary we expected it to be used by the his Stewardship Report. [See the restraints, end-user searching, gay students who were troubled, Letters to the Editor October 16 Triangle front page Executive Library Service and ne^ed information or needed to The Triangle welcomes comment from from the University community. article on Dr. William Gaither’s CD-ROM bibliographic sear­ talk. But to our surprise, the Letters should be typed, double spaced and must included your name, ma­ jor, year of graduation and phone number. Unsigned letters and those signed Stewardship Report for the ching were initiated.” End-user GALAD phone line is also ex­ with pseudonyms will be printed at the discretion of the Editorial Board. Please Three-Year period, September 1, searching and the Executive periencing unexpected populari­ limit letters to two pages. 1984-August 31, 1987.] Libraiy Service are fee-based ser­ ty among a few heterosexuals To allow the greatest number of people an OK>ortunity to express their view. Continued on page 4 under vices, that is paid for by the user who are quite troubled, need in­ The Triangle may limit letters from prolific writers. Lef -.'rs responding to formation and have a need to talk other letters are less likely to be printed. Open letters v 1 not be printed. “ Library” (see, I did say these out of his/her pocket. This first The Triangle reserves the right to edit letters. points were insignificant); Point service, for Drexel students, is about it. So I’m taking the time Send all material to: Editorial Page Editor, The Triangle 3014 MacMister one: “ In 1984 the library was not free and is not included in to address these individuals who Hall, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA 19104 moved to the new W. W. Hager- your tuition; the latter service, for have taken the time so often to ty Library Building.” Note that the private businessman or com­ call us. the dates on ' his Report are pany, was begun to buttress a But perhaps “ troubled” is the

The stock market crash brings back memories of a distant past

Let me scare you all with a lit­ of 1987 did not collapse because owned .the mortgage was the because of a lack of fiinds. Deal was a watered down ver­ tle story. Once upon a time large number of brokers bought developer of the suburban tract Since GSLs and Pell grants sion of severe political reform there was a great western coun­ stock on loans that used the they lived in. Three months were not available in the mid- that many Americans wanted. try that was in the middle of a value of the stock as collateral later he shot himself, apparent­ Thirties she resigned herself to What does all of this mean to bull market that seemed it as in 1929. Nevertheless, there ly in despair over his ruined not attending college ftill time you, gentle reader? Well, I would never stop. Everyone has been a great crash, greater business. My grandmother had and got a good job at $13 a believe that we are on the brink seemed to have money, there than even 1929, and it is time to drop out of the parochial high week. With this money she was of a depression that could be as was low general unemploy­ to face up to what that can school she attended. The fami­ able to take one course per severe or even worse than the ment, a Republican administra­ mean. ly moved in with my great- semester at Wayne State Col­ one of the 1930s. Certainly tion, and general prosperity. To illustrate this point, I will great-grandparents in tiieir cot­ lege in center city Detroit. parallels can be drawn between Unfortunately, this wonderful not write about esoteric market tage. This house, at least, had At least she had enough the economy of the 1920s and indicators or the market crash’s been paid for with cash outright money to attend classes. My of the 1980s like the do-nothing impact on Zambia’s copper out­ and was in no danger of being grandmother can clearly put, but on a personal level. My repossessed. administrations, the global im­ remember men coming up to pact, and the confiisioaas to its The New Right grandmother was 14 when the However, my great­ the door of her house begging crash of 1929 occurred. She and grandfather did not live with his real cause. It should also be Cameron Lackpour for food. Remember, at this noted that Depressions and wars her mother and father lived in family. Instead of moving to time there was no social safety are the two great catalysts for a suburb of Detroit where he Bay City, Michigan, a small in­ net that provided for the care of social and political change. The worked as a printer for General dustrial town north of Detroit, the poor. This lack of basic care US of 1927 was much different country and its economy were Motors. The Crash did not ef­ he lived in his car. Detroit of­ from the government made peo­ built on an economic house of fect them directly because, like fered better chances of employ­ from the US of 1937 than the ple desperate. US of 1987 is from 1977. cards. Many of the gains made many Americans today, they ment and so he moved into the The 1930s were the time of in this country’s stock exchange had no money in the market. back seat of the family Large, fundamental changes in the greatest gain the socialists the social fabiic of American were simply on paper and However, by 1932 the Depres­ Oldsmobile. When he made and communists have ever masked general economic pro­ sion hit GM hard enough to money, he sent as much of his took place in those tc years, made in the United States. mostly towards the path of blems. Without any warning, force them to lay my great­ paycheck to his family as he Angry and despondent this wonderful time ended with grandfather off from work. It could afford; it usually was socialism. It will be interesting unemployed workers would to see and to participate in the a stock market crash that end­ was impossible to find a job in about $5 a week. listen to anything that promis­ ed in a worldwide depression new social and nolitical changes those days except for odd ones There was no question about ed to alleviate the hardships that and was only Solved by a world that are sure to develop in like raking leaves or painting my grandmother going to work everyone was feeling. Many felt war. response to t le crash of our fences for a meal. The money directly after graduation. Her that capitalism was in its By now I’m sure you’ve generation, th Crash u. 1987. they had soon disappeared in a family had been mostly living decline, never to return. In fact, realized that this isn’t the 1987 matter of months. on the savings of my great- Russia was seen by many as the crash but the 1929 crash. And Then several events happen­ great-grandmother. When my shining star that would lead the Cameron L. kpour is a Pre­ I’m also sure that you’ve heard ed in quick succession. First grandmother graduated from world out of its economic junior in the Business College. arguments that hold that the they lost their house because high school in 1934, the dreams depression.later did Stalin’s The New Rig^t appears alter­ U.S. economy of 1987 is not they could not make the mor­ she had about becoming a jour­ brutality and ruthlessness nate Fridays. analogous to 1929. The market tgage payments. The man who nalism major were dashed become public. FDR’s New N ovem ber 6, 1987 The Triangle

This columnist got more letters than The Triangle

This week I have decided to Well, just that one time. University would like to extend Aren V you really happy for me? decided to revamp The present you, the readers, with Dear Chuck, our sincere gratitude for your God, I would just die if my Triangle, in the image of Even­ samples of the correspondence Whose idea was it to dig up great idea o f a football-less fnends found out I wrote to you. ing Magazine. This bold under­ I receive from time to time. I the campus and put all those school adopting another col­ Happy Birthday. I guess taking is sure to win the hearts don’t just receive criticism of pipes in the ground? It is really lege 's football team. It was a you’re legal, now. It’s not the of the Drexel Community, and upsetting me, and I would like stroke of brilliance! Sorry about end of the world — embarass- even make the local TV news to know what you are going to holding back on the credit, on ment lasts only as long as tonight. We started with auili- do about it. TV arui in The Inquirer. you’re in school. By the way, tions last month for The / Love Lucy Relax. You’ve got to put No problem whatsoever. Any my name is not God. Please do Triangle dancers, which, unfor­ not confuse me with any of the Chuck Browne these things in their proper more correspondence regarding tunately, was poorly attended. perspective. I’m sure that the this matter should sent to the major deities. Just imagine — “ in depth” gas company has its reasons for legal firm of Howard, Fine, and Dear Chuck, coverage of Board of Trustees waiting until the fall term to Howard, who are representing I enjoy reading your meetings, accompanied by pic­ newspaper very much. In fact, previous colunms — although wreak havoc on our manicured my interests in this case. tures of the latest in women’s I read it every day, pulling more you might have thought lawns and scenic walkways. Some letters result from the lingerie. All that and more in This brings me to the next possible influence of my col­ information from its pages every future editions of The Triangle. otherwise. time. So maybe you can answer Dear Chuck, letter... umn on some people. Dear Chuck, a question for me: Is The Why do they call them Dear Chuck, Dear Moron, My friends and I have been What are the gas company’s What is the deal with you ? Is Triangle spiraling into a vortex dying to know something. “classified ads” if anyone is of tabloid journalism of the allowed to read them?” reasons for waiting until the fall everybody as stupid as you pre­ Nine out of ten Americans term to wreak havoc on our sent yourself to be? After worst kind, the epitome o f wret­ have never seen a blue M&M. Why do they call what ched supermarket-checkout “classified ads?” already-stupifyingly-horrible- reading your columns, Ifeel as What we want to know is this: newspapers that glorify half- who is that dweeb who is stuck Occasionally I receive letters -looking sidewalks? if I want to run the length of the 1) Not enough students Ben Franklin Bridge, wave my truths and blatant lies ? Will you with distributing the asking my position on important [collectively] continue reaching matters. around in the summer to bother. arms wildly, and scream about newspapers all over campus last into a seemingly bottomless bar­ Friday? Dear Charlie, 2) Workers don’t want to miss rampant stupidity taking over rel of muck and grabbing a No comment. Is there any truth to the rumor out on freshman girls. 3) Want the earth. to be around to look for jobs in Hey, whatever makes your handjul o f something to throw that girls wearing bikinis have Chuck Browne is the Manag­ the Co-op want ads. 4) Most boat float, Jack. Do what you at decent, law-abiding members been frequenting the offices of o f this university with every ing M itor o/The Triangle. He The Triangle in the middle of employees summered in Cape have to do. It’s okay with me. is viewed as a minor prophet Cod — reservations already Dr. G— um, “Jack.” week, until somebody shuts you October? down? here in the news office, and ser­ Yes. made. Dear Chuck, vices are held daily to keep The Dear Mr. Browne, Just curious. Did I say yes? < My name is Becky, and my Uh, Great Onefimctioning nor­ We here at St. Joseph’s 18th birthday is in 16 days. Love your paper. No. Quite the contrary — we’ve mally. I Love Lucy usually ap­ pears alternate Fridays.

Letter to the Editor

Researching revealing facts about Goode and Rizzo

paper, I should know a bit more made the city books look balanc­ Editor: demands. Mr. Rizzo Rizzo, thinking that no one could about the time Messrs Rizzo and ed. Rizzo could then claim that he demonstrates realpolitik as if he equal the bad record of Wilson Last night I was sitting in the Goode spent as Mayors of the ci­ had settled the strike and granted invented the idea. Rizzo had a Goode. Now that I have resear­ library finishing a book I was ty. I found some very interesting a pay raise to the union without reputation for hating loopholes in ched Mr. Rizzo, I have come to reading before I (sigh) had to start things while researching. Many raising taxes, indeed, one of his the law. During his last ad­ the conclusion that I was wrong. researching for an English paper. highly placed people in city campaign slogans that year was ministration, he avoided a recall Mr. Rizzo has a record that is ful­ government feel that Mr. Goode ‘He didn’t raise taxes‘. After Riz­ While I was sitting there, a young movement by a loophole: he con­ ly as bad, if not worse, than Mr. has not used his political clout zo won reelection, he persuaded lady walked up to me and asked tended in court that the recall sec­ Goode’s. me to watch her bag for a mo­ (what little there is) to get the City Council to boost taxes by a tion of the City Charter was convention center that I wonder whether that girl who ment while she went upstairs to full third (that’s a 33% hike in against the State Constitution. Philadeplphia so desparately was wearing the Rizzo campaign get something. ‘I don’t really taxes) to pay for the strike The State Supreme Court found pins knows his past record? I want to carry it up and down the needs, or to solve the ever­ settlement. in Rizzo’s favor. In the 1970’s, think not. It seems that the peo­ stairs with all the stuff I’ve got in growing trash crisis. The first In 1973, an old Rizzo crony Rizzo was a Democrat and twice ple of Philadelphia have the here.’ Acting the gentleman, I police chief he appointed lacked named Camiel made an unfriend­ got elected on the their platform. choice of a crook or an incompe­ said of course, don’t worry. So, any kind of style or finesse, and ly break with Rizzo. Over time, In this election, Mr. Rizzo is run­ could not do anything to control tent for their next mayor. I she went running upstajrs to get the unfriendliness grew, until ning as a Republican candidate, wonder also if the girl can make whatever, and came back to get the widespread corruption in the Camiel eventually accused Rizzo but did not decide even that until that kind of choice? I have decid­ her bag a few minutes later. She department. Goode’s first ap­ of offering him control of the he could determine which party ed that I will not vote in the thanked me and walked away. pointment to a job t)f ‘policing the Philadelphia Daily News , given he had the best chance with. mayoral race, as I don’t think I While I was talking to her, I police’, James Martin, turned out a sufficient bribe. Rizzo of course When he found that it was want to be responsible for that noticed that she was wearing to be the leader of an extortion denied the allegation, whereupon Republican, he switched over to kind of choice. However, as an Frank Rizzo campaign buttons, ring taking payments to keep the the Daily News offered to spon­ the G.O.P. without (publicly) engineering Freshman, I will be i.e., ‘Youth for Wzzo’, ‘Rizzo vice squad away. What was left sor the administration of a even a note of regret. living in the city until at least the for Mayor’, things along those of Goode’s reputation soon polygraph test to each man. I have lived in Philadelphia year1992. Whatever happens, I lines. I gave it no-thought at the vanished in the MOVE debacle Camiel accepted the offer, and so since the day I was bom. I have will have to live through either time. and aftermath. His next appoint­ did Rizzo, to many people’s sur­ lived through Mr. Goode, and Goode or Rizzo as mayor again. A little later, I finished reading ment, that of a committee to in­ prise. Camiel p a s ^ the test, but vividly remember the MOVE the book,, and got to work on that vestigate the MOVE incident, Rizzo failed, causing Nation confrontation and aftermath, the You know what? I’m scared. paper. The assignment was to blasted Mr. Goode for in- magazine to report that ‘a trash crisis, his poor handling of write a report that makes a case competance and inaction. remarkable series of eventsX- the FBI investigation of corrup­ Bruce Diamond for one candidate and against the However, I found some in­ made Rizzo the only scientifical­ tion in the police department, and other(s). No specific election was teresting tidbits about Mr. Rizzo ly certified liar to head a major Personal note: This letter is a also. The blacks in the city blame American city.‘ (‘Attila the Cop‘, a dozen other things over the past required, except that it must be an few years. I confess to not copy of the actual report I turned upcoming one. I chose to write on Rizzo for the racism and brutali­ Nation magazine, October 30, remembering the time Mr. Riz­ in on Tuesday, November 3, the upcoming mayoral race here ty that were (and still are) runn­ 1976, pp423-426.) 1987. All of the events related ing rampant throughout the police In addition to these im­ zo spent in office; hence the in Philadelphia, with the incum­ research on his behavior, which herein are true. That girl did walk bent, W. Wilson Goode (D), department. The whites blamed proprieties, Mr. Rizzo appears to up to me and ask me to watch her him for mismanaging the city’s be a practioner of the idea of has turned up an equal or greater against a former Philadelphia number of blunders than Mr. bag, she was wearing Rizzo pins, money. Rizzo settled a strike by ‘Realpolitik’. Realpolitik is the mayor, Frank Rizzo (R). Before Goode. I have mentioned only a and I didn’t give it any further a city union just before the 1975 idea that a man holds whatever I started researching, I probably few of the (mis)deeds of each thought at the time. Ironic, ain’t election by agreeing to a 12% pay ideas are politically expedient at would have voted for Mr. Rizzo man here; the fiill list is much, it? -B Diamond increase. By deceit and decep­ that time, and changes those ideas over Mr. Goode. much longer. A while ago, I tion, Rizzo and the city manager as political need (or survival) I thought that before I wrote the decided that I would vote for Mr. N ovem ber 6, 1987 1 0 The Triangle

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C om tm ction W ork: Bids now being ac- 33rd and PoweKon Apartments for rent itar- Sell yoar Mac and peripherals. $$$S Call 3310 A rdi St. (Juiet and clean bedroom for Prrwd needed for part-time cashier )ob. epted for the removal of nineteen Duncan VTP rem. 3 bedroom, living room, kitchen with all ting September. Prime location across from Weeknights. 9-5p m S4-$4 SO/hour Apply in Melissa C., (609) 424-7500 dorms Good security, large living room, CLASSIHED rOlJCV: model parking meters currently situated on the utensils and microwave, washer/dryer. $260 person at J.J Mulligan's. .XWi Street Sution western side of 32nd Street, between Market modem kitchen, large bedroom with sleeping All claMifleds mutt be suhmined (o Tht 1981 Plymouth H orton, 4 dr . 4 speed. 87 plus/month Available Dec. 15-June IS. Call between 2 and 5p.m Flexible Khedule and Chestnut. Bids must be recieved no later loft, carpeting, on-site parking avail., laudry Triangle office, in wriliMg, by 7:00 p.m on K SI300or best offer Call 222-5197 Ask for Steven at 222-3190 a v a i l a b l e . than November 20 at 12:00 a.m. facility. Excellent for roommates $500-heat in­ the Tue*d*y before the Fndiy you wiih your George or leave message cluded. Call Property Management Group: ad 10 ^ipear. If there is « chirge for ycwr adver- Roommate needed in January in a 5 BR Travel Field Opportunity. Gain valuable Attentioa GMs: S Philly ROTC man seek 545-7007. tuemeM. full paymeM mu« be received before Yamaha DX-7: Like new, in box, w/ac- house, w n have your own room. Includes LR. marketing experience while earning money ing boring, unfriendly girl who hates the ad can run. If alaU pouibJe. your ad shwild cessones. Asking $1150. Call dennis at kitchen and W/D $180/month. Call 386-1106 Campus representatives needed immediately Maloney's, doesn't get too 'out of hand', 3301-3315 PoweHon Ave.Large 2 bedroom be vibmitted on the proper form, available 763-3209 for deuils for spring break trips to Florida. Call Campus preferaMy knows ROTC lingo, is bom in any apartements with modem kitchen and baths anytime in The TriemfU't lobby, ootiMe of Wanted: 2 or 3 female ro o tim a tn to sublet Marketing at 1-800-282-6221 noih other than June and doesn't mind s little C)wner pays hot water and oil heat cost up to 3*14 MacAHiter. Tliaiik you. Wooden oval kMciien table and 5 wood a large 4BR apartment from January to June cellulite around the stomach region. Interested Good on campus location. Call 662-1774 or 75* per gallon. Parking available. Excellent for Pnin C atcrlac has a number of part-time chairs, (jood condition. $75 or best offer Call applicanu please call 386-ROTC. 387-4977 roommates. AvailWe immefliately. $590-650. openings for bartenders and servers. Weekday 386-4664 and ask for Anne. C:all: 545-7007 THE nUASGLE CLASSIFIED SECTION and weekend hours available. Call for an ap- PI Kapp, Have a Mast at the beach party! 38th and Baring One bedroom available for It the best way to gel your word acrf»s And pointmem at 898-7237 between 10a m. and Campus Tickets Preaents: Love you lots. Rose XOXO Winter/Spring sublet Room is available in a 33rd and PowHtoa SubM. January to best of ail. clauified ads are FREE to uudents. 3p.m. Equal opportunity/afTirmative action John Cougar Melloncamp—Nov. 22 June. Prime location across from donns Large faculty, and Maff (rtt*p« thoae for penooal The Hooters—Nov. 26 3 BR house with I bath, living room, dining employer. Hey Ted, Congratulations. You’re a ITK* LR with modem kitchen and bedroom with a bosiiMMe*). For all othen, the cott is only Y es-N ov. 29. 30 room, kitchen. Basement w/Iaundry facility. pledge. I knew you could do it. Keep up the loft. On-site parking and laundry fnlity. Ex­ $2.50 for the firsl 25 words and lOC for each Call (215) 463-0699 CaU 3T -726I. DaU Proceaw r needed for light program- good work and px>d luck. Love, "the girl who cellent for 2. $500/month. heat inchided. Call word thereafter (PREPAID). The aasiifieds m iiy and data tabulation, database applications drove you to the bank in Ocean City." Private Bedroom in 7 bedrocm-house for Pete or Hubert at 387-6498 alter 6p.m. forms are located in the box next to the door All work done on a PC-based LAN. Some IBM XT hvlw cooqiatfliie. 640K. 2 drives, sublet J a m ^ to June. Wall-to-wall carpeted, of The Triangle office located in 3014 PC/programming experience needed. Hours nnilti I/O, monographics card. TTL monitor DoiHa B. of Dcka Z. You make a great Big washer/dryer, 2 ’A bathrooms, roomy, comfor­ 34tk and Race—I bedroom apartment MacAlisier Hall. Fill one out and place it in are flexible (afternoon, evening, weekend). (high resolution) and keyboard. $850 or best Sister. I love ya. Your youngest. G. table, furnished living rooms and kitchen. available for immediate sublet. $325 ^ u s elec­ the indicated skx before tke TocKlay 74> Possible fiill-time co-op in January. Call Mike offer. Must sell. Call 222-1034 after 2p.m. Female preferred but not necessary. Can be ex­ tric. CaU 235-3299. P-i at 222-2800 after 2:00 p.m. MWF. Lyaii. You never stop by any more! M adntoali I28K for sale. Excellem condi­ tended after June. Rent $l74/month plus Hopefully I will see you at die beach party so 33rd and Baring. EffKiency for Sublet. tion, 2 years old, loa of software. $7(X) or best utilities. 36(h and Spring Garden. Call Ladiei to work ai home talking to people on we can dance the n i ^ away. This time don't $25(Vper month. Available Jan. '88. Call offer. Also, Imagewriter I. Like new. $250or 387p7935 for more information. the phone. SlO/hour. Must have a sensual voice look at how many girls Ted is widt!—Terry 387-3626. and liberal attitude. Call 663-9669. best offer. Call 222-1034 after 2p.m. O'Niel Roontmates Needed to share apartment. One single bedroom and 1 double bedroom left. Clark Park Real Eatale-New Renoratkm. Need Moaey? Super College Ski Trip Pro­ IIIirM m m in i ski boots. Size lOVi. For in­ Tiaa, You are going to have to call Ted Great location—3310 Arch St. Parking and Efficeincies. studios. 1 and 2 bedroom apts HELP WANTED gram. Ski free and make money too! We need formation. call Warren at 464-5223. because he wUI never call you. He is too busy laundry fadlties on premises. CaU Laura Ann $260-600. All new kitchens-frost free a college rep. Call 668-7979. with aU his other giib. He has an excuse for refrigerators, some with dishwashers, inter- W bH crSptoH Piaao for sale. Good coiidi- 222-7864 after 6 p.m. for more details. not visiting you now. Ask him about it? Terry coim, hardwood floors, washer/dryer, ex- TeleiDarluti^t-P/T EvetUop Telephow tion. $950 or best offtr. Call 222-0235 after O'Niel Room Available to Reat in large, cdleiM security. sales opportunity with established Philadelphia 5p.m. ,P/T*E«taii«»Telephoae 6-bedroom house. Great Powdton Ave. loca­ performing aits c. for an aggressive self-starter. Wlater/Spring SoMet. Newly renovated sales opportuniiy with established Ffiiladdphia For Sale: One pair of Acoustics professional a. You are a great little sister, keep tion. Rent is $200/month plus utilities. Male Must project image and be strong cloaer. Earn up with your goals and everything will fallow. fiimisfaed efficiency. 3604 Spring Garden. performing arts co. for an aggressive self­ studio mooitors(speak£rs). Brand new. Nor­ or female. Room available Nov. 15th SIO per hour, (juaranteed salary and commis­ Love ya, Tina $29S/inooth. hot water and heat induded. Call starter. Must project poiitive image and be mally $1500 but must sell for $750. Call Jim (negotiable) Call Chandra, Barb, or sion. For telephone iiaerview, call director of Dive at 387-4364. strong cloaer. Earn SIC per hour. Guaranteed Jodi-222-0235. telemarketing Sunday thru Thursday 6KX>^KX> or Steve at 222-3290. salary and commisaion. For telephone inter­ DelikteMidKBckrfc Oh, Waahhh. Hittii^ p.m. at 978-1400. WkMer/Spriog Soblet. The Courts. 3500 view, call director of telemarketing Monday Furskare Sale! Tables, chairs, beds. rugs, a little too dote to home, eh? I suppose a menage a trois is out of the question... Love Lancaster. Studio available Jan. '88 for six thni Friday, 6:00-9:00 p.m. at 978-1400. Medical Records Penoa 6 poaitioos filing cabinet, electric fire, kitchen equipment. and Kisses. R. Duke APARTMENTS moodif or longer. Quiet, secure. $450/moMh. available. Mon.-Fri 9-12 or 1-4 p.m. Duties Low prices. CaU Kevin or Sue at 387-4136. Tatars—Ea C ^ 386-5544 and leave a message. include filing, copying and completioQ of a: Vo«e for Ed Manley and Paul K. always available for good students Lovcaeat and Matckiag Rediaer for sale. medical forms Forward work history and Johnson for your class PresideiM and Vice- Larft Victorian Honae 34th and Powdton (undergraduate or gradnate) who want to be Very good condition. Ideal for students. Must salary requirements to: CoiKorde, Inc., 2201 President on Nov. 17th and I8th. Manley and Area. Excdleat condition. Newly renovated. Tutors, work any hours you like, earn good see. C^all 222-1857-make an offier! After 6:00 D mtVPtmm apartme ta -Efficiencies/one Chestnut St., Suite 204, Philadelphu, PA 8 Bedrooms-3V4 baths. FuU kitchen; For more money, meet other students and cootribute Johnson—A team dial wUI work for you. bedrooms/two bedrooms. Unfimiished. Heat 19103 p.m. Mon.-Fri.; anytime on weekends. sofnediii^ to your undergraduate experience. included in rent. Mondi to mondi leases. CaU infbnnation caU Penn-Drex Rentals 387-5447. Interested parties should come immediately to G reat Boy One pair of Dynastar (170) skiis Marla, You are doing a fantastic job. Keep 349-9429. 2 Car Garage for rent Available immediate­ Room 308, Main Building for fimher infbrma- with Tyrolia bindings. Abo one pair of K2's up the Phi Sig Spirit! Love ya, your Big Sister Maria 26tk and Sootk StrecU Newly renovated ly. 26th and South Streett. Call 636^300. tion and applicatioas. We are hiring now for MISCELLANEOUS (170). CaU Mike at 386-1681. all courses. apartments! EfTiciencies-$350/mo. One Donn Reftifcratar 2.8 cubic feet, fivezer Bear, I miss spending time widi you—let's Bedrooms from $375/mo. Two Eara Shnadreds weekly ka jvmr spare space, ice cube trays, includes legs. Like new sneak away together. I love you.—SB Bedrooms—$650/mo. Heal and hot water in- tliae. United Servkes of America is looking $40.00. CaU 222-3603. duded. Parking available. Call 636-0300. To tke Sifters of AZ, I hope everything is for homewo tte o to perform mail tervioes. In­ TYPING - TERM PAPERS, REPORTS, going good. I am going to try to make it to the Bartog Street at 35tk Spacious one bedroom centive programs available. For informatioo RESUMES. Reasonable rales. CaU P. Benen. $19.95 and up. Fast, friendly, ANNOUNCEMENTS big brother party. Jaiuary is aroung the cor­ available immediately. Living room, seperate send large self-addressed stamped envelope to work 875-3800 ext. 36 or home 725-5763. relabie service. Pinetree GnfM cs. 3601 Locust ner and I'U be back. Your sweetheart—Craig kitchen, tile bath, hdw., fls., balcony, sunny U.S.A., 24307 Mi«ic Mm. Pkwy., Suite X306, Your finished paper wiO kxik most imprenive! Walk (at the CA. 3id floor) Call 222-2845. Valencia, CA 91355. and bright. Heay inc. $375 plus. CaU TriMngle announcetnents are listed by Ted K d y , Mom has been calling for die past 923-«677. day. When placing an announcennent Brralrhat ki Bed — D taner ki a D m n . Ex- 9* bjr 11* Matrve Coktred Rag in perfect f ^ days. ^ says she can’t get a hold of you. pleaae indicate what day of the upcom­ Tutor aecded for advanced algebra. Call ceUent food, low prices. Crystal Planer Cater­ condition. $50 or best ofiier. Contact 662-0643; Maybe she shoukl ask you out on a date so you 9918 Saufom St. 1 & 2 bedroom apt. New ing week the event is for or if it should 884-4228, leave messi«e. Only thoae fluent in ing. 299-8699. if not in leave message English. can talk. Do you have any open time for her? kitchen, modem bath. Available now C:all be lilted as “ Future” or “General.” 664-6539. Apple Maclatosk computers and The library excuse is wearing tfiin.—Terry and Lookiag far a taleated female peripberak waaletL Any coodkion. Will pay Nick talM widi vocal ability to form a cover/original high price. CaU 609-866-0654 any time. PERSONALS Today rock group. Call Dennis at 763-3209 for Dear brotkcrs of Sigma PI, That was a great Nkc Flkk This week. SPA wiu'be details. game last Sunday against Theta CHii! Con- HADtCirrS! Girls, get .your hair cut by DO YOU know someone who is biiving a Lemer Court showing as itt Friday Nite Flick. Outrageous gratulatioos and good luck this Sunday! Love. Laara. Holiday specials starting at $7. Call birthday, an anniversary, or a special honor?? Fortune. It wiU be shovni in Stein Auditorium Coarfars/Bflte Eatkasiasts—earn extra Lynne 386-7231 for an appt. Do you warn to get to know someone better, in Nesbitt Hall, at 4:30, 7, 9:30, and 12 mid­ spending money delivering small packages in Apartments but are too shy (and infatuated) to ask?? Or, night. Next weeks Flick wiU be Nothing in nK

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Sunday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Future General ATTENTION ALL STUDENT AH Fraimien are irnitrd to attend lo meet RafTk for Appalachia w ouldn't you like Sunday Maw ii Ne»nwn We invite you to There's *tirfT happening on Tuesdays! The Thanksgiving Gathering As the pilgnms ORGANIZATIONS: The LEXERD will uUe Ed Manley and Paul K Johnson, candidates a pair of leather sneakers? Win a pair—any worship w th the CatholK C ommunity on C*m- party is at Memphis, 2121 Arch Street, where gathered to give thank.1 lo (jod and to share piciures of the foUowtng organuaiKms on Tues­ for Freshman class Officers Come lo hear size, men's or women's. Only 25c a chance. pus Sundiy Ma^uc< ire at I0;30».m and 5:30 WXDU DJ's spin and broadcast live, every fellowship, so we will gather for a Mass of day and Wednesday. November 11th and 12th. them speak and ask them questions on Wednes­ 5 for a Si at the Newman Center Proceeds to p.m. in the Ncwmin Center. 33rd and Tuesday night from 9 pm. until 2 a.m. If thanks giving al 5:30 p.m. and a social im­ from 6-8 p.m : Beta Alpha Psi, Omicron Nu, day. November I Irti. in MacAlister Hall, room help fund studem service trip to Appalachia. Chestnut you're looking for something to do this Tues­ mediately following on Thursday. November Key A Triangle, Tau Beu Pi, American Socie­ 4015, or 5 f.m . VtHt fo r Manley—Johmon. day, then why not stop by, hang out, and par­ 19th Please register at the Newman Center ty of Interior Designers. Society o f Women You arc wanted Is Studrnt Govctmicnt .Sunday Mominfi W orship II a.m Asbury ty with us. Look forward to special Reggae and Engineers. Marching A Chow.Scr Society, The American Society of Prrwnncl Ad­ Position 4 Associate Justices of the Student Church, 331 i Chestnut Street, across from Hill Black Experience Dance Nighu coming soon' W ouMn't you love a day off? Then spend American Institute of Chemical Engineers, ministration will be holding a Studem Chapter Court of Review (SCR) Dutirs: Attend the Field. Rev Ruth Hope Woodlen. pastor. All Thursday. November I9lh. on a vacation from Materials ENgineers Student Professional Meeting on November I Ith. 1987, from SCR meetings Be a judge of any trial at die are welcome! To all students Commuter Coalition cigarettes. Join the American Cancer Socie­ Organization. Pi Tau Sigma. Society of SCR Format and imptemem the new structure meetings will be held on Tuesdays at 5 p.m. 3:30-4:15 p.m. in MacAlister Hall, room ty' Great .American SmokeOut and give Automotive Enguieering, Informational Studies 2023. There will be two guest speakers, and aiKl procedures of the SCR Requiremeiu: Cur- BowUnf Club meets every Sunday morning Tune in for the latest news on our nirkey and yourself 24 hours away from yuur oM routine. from 9 to 12 noon at Oregon lanes in South beer fest. Professional Society, DrexelScience Society, refreshments will be served. All majors are reiH undergrad student al Drexel Willingness Philly. If interested—meet 8.30 a.m. Sunday American Chemical Society, Alpha Sigma Nu. welcome. to give some time and effort ^ense of good Drexd Nutrition Society, Society of Physics judgement. Hov to Appty Application form is ouuide of Myers dorm. For more info call Do you hare any qaestioai alioat tlM General StudeiMs, American Society of Civil Engineers. available at die front desk of the Creese Stu- Angela. 467-8995, or Bruce. 662-0261. teaddnp of the Cadnlc Chwdi? Brii« your Please contact Bryan Cassidy al 387-2531 to Thursday Cone down and join WKDl' We need der« Center lounge Return lo SludeiM Congress questions (and your dinner, if you want) lo the DJ's, engineers, production workers and more McH otber Jewiali Grad students at a city- schedule your group pictures or if you need to The ACM, Association for Computh« Office in MacAlister Hall, room 3025 meeting room at the Newman Center (Mdg. 51) We are located in the basement of Creese Stu­ wide wine and cheese party-4 :3 0 p.m. at Jef­ reschedule your times. It is imperative that you Machinery, has meetings every Thursday, at on Tuesdayal 5:30 p.m. All are welcome. dent Center, near the game room. It's your ferson University, Orowitz Residence Hall contact me in order to appear in the 1988 1:30 p.m. in Commonwealth Check in Com- I in 19 One in ten C ^xel students have a LEXERD. radio station, to lake part in it. secret. Three students out of any clast share (hasement), 10th and Walnut Sts. ($2) Drexd Math and Com pater Sdncc Socie­ monwealdi room 211 for a room number. New It. with four students on any dorm floor. ty meetings every Tuesday 3:30-4 p.m. in members are welcome. AttesMioa aO AccountiBg M i^on: 'The MAYA, Drexd’s Htcrary magaiinr is ac­ Sometimes diey hide it; from their roommates, Commonwealth, room 113. All students Drexel Accounting Society meets every cepting submissioos of poems, short fiction, dieir frietds, and dieir frimily; but il't still true. Monday welcome to all functions. Metnbership open to Math Tatoriag provided by the Drexel Wednesday from 1 — 1:30 p.m. in Matheson line drawings, and photographs Submission One person in ten is gay. Thai's 25 million of The LEXERD will take pkturcs of the all students Check Announcemenu for other Math and Computer Science Society for Hall, room 309. Membership applicatons are folder is on the door of room 3026. MacAlister. us in diit country. Five jundred milllion world following groups at their regularly scheduled activities. Analysis and Calculus, Thursday from available. Look for advertising!! wide. Thai's a lot of people. Being gay isat' meetinp during the week of November 1:30-3:30 p.m. Tutoring Sessions wiU be held Attention Gay taesa: The worst part of be­ sick or perverted or abnormal, it's just dif- 9(h—13th: Drexel Accounting Society, Drex- Math Tntoriac provided by Drexel Math in the Freshman Madiematics Center (Korman Gays and LcsMaaa at Drexd will hold ing young and gay is being isolaied. Alyson fereia. GALAD is gsy sldeta snd our friends d Marketing Asaociatioa, CAE Society, IEEE, and Computer Science Society in Analysis and room B-2, located in the basement). meetings fall term in the fourth floor lounge PuMication offers aietter exchange service for working together to get gay people iher righu American Society of Mechaniocal Engineers, Calculus. Tuesdays ftt)m 9-11 a.m. Sessions gay youth (under 21). To participate: I) Get in MacAlister hall. Meeting will be every AMSE, the Aacrlcaa Socicty of and respect diey deserve. If you'd like to hdp, Association for Compubng Machinery, Math will be held in the Freshman Mathematics an address where you can comfortably receive Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. The business portion M fchaa k a l EagkMcrs. holds ils weekly or just talk: caU GALAD at 895-2063, or call & Computer Society. If you have any queations Center (room B-2 of Korman Center, in the mail. 2) Write a leuer introducing yourwlf. and will be from 5:00 lo 5:30, and the social por­ meetings on Thursdays from 12-12:30 p.m. Drexel Asbury at 895-2522 for information or problems, pieax call Bryan at 387-2331. basement). be sure the address it on die letter Put die let­ tion (with chips, soda, a movie, etc.) will be room 2-238A. New members wekome. Join about GALAD. ter in a stamped envdope widioul an address. from 5:30 on. For more information call now! Get involved! A l iUidents get tnvotvtd ! Student Congreu IEEE Mectliic: The Drexd Branch of Don't teal die envelope. 3) Put dial envelop Attfatioa a l Froiuiica!!! The Commuter has meetings every Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Com- GALAD at 895-2063. meetings are open to all Drexel students and inside a bigger envelop along widi a cover let­ Coalition is looking for s few good women faculty. Meetings are held every other Mon­ mooweahh Hall, room 311. Come out and sup­ Rc s u m W r U ^ #2 W orkshop For t e Scrtptare stady at Newnaa. If you would ter, and send it lo: Alyson Publicatioas [letter (Gtiys can thow up if they want to.) EvetKs day night, 4014. MacAlifter. Please feel fm port your profesaioaal society. more exeprienced job seeker; dool' idl exchange], 40 Plympton Street, Bostoa. MA like to pray and reflect oa God's Wofd. come yoursdf short-ieam how lo create a hewer planned for this term are: coffee boon, pizza to ttteod! 02118. In the cover letter give your name, age to the Newman Center on Wednesdays. Two resume. This workshop will be held st 3:30 parties, WalkRallye Keep your eyes peeled to TW CKfcafc Baidh Hady gnop will sex, give Alyson permission to have mail tent sessions: 4 p.m. ^ 6:30 p.m. CaU 195-2595 p.m. on Tlursday, Novem bn 12th. 1987, in das vo> paper for mote info. General meetinp LEXERD staff M mbcn:'Pie SMiorSw- diacusi the naaire of the Church on Taesday, to you, aiKl Sign your name at the bottom are Thaiidayt at 5:00, 3027 Macalister for mote information. Creese Student Center, room 201. The leader Hob will meet eveiy Monday at 7 p.m. in October 20di, at 5:30 p.m. in the meeting 4)Wait for a reply. Alyson WiU send you letter MacAlisierHall, room3012. Hope to see you room . All are wdoome K> come and brii« their wiB be Kimberly Pohimaa. Ascisiaat Dean of Drexd sophomres or prc-Juaiiii i in­ TW Stadeat Propaw Aaaadatiaa hL to someone who has aaksd to exchaage letters diere!! questions. You may also b r ^ your dinner to Students. terested in a career in government service al meetings on Wednesdays at 5 p.m. in ,and tend someone dse's letter lo you. You die meeting. die federal, ttaie, or local level are invited to MacAlister HaU, room 3024. If interested in should meet two new people, but be patient. Student Concnia: Meeting November 9lh. apply for s 1988 Harry S. Truman Sdiolarship. Workdwp on Strea aad Streaa Maaafc- helping with movies, comedy shows, or coa- Future If no one replies h could be that someone has 1987, al 7 p.m., in MacAlister HaU room 4014. ment Learn lo identify stress—how and when Establisbed by Congress in 1975, die Harry S. certs on campus, please attend. received your letter but is having problems at it takes place and practice techniques to reduce Annual Hayride Friday, November 13th, home, or can not write back for tome other Truman Scholarship Foundation operates an PoaitkMi aTaUabic for V.P. of Pie-Junior it. This workshop will be held on Tuesday, rea«on. In dial case try again. The service is ongoing scholanhip program designed lo pro­ AttcBboa Drexd BasiMss Motors: The Only $4 per person, reservations at die class. Come to the next Student Congress November I0d),l9e7,«4:30p.m. and willbe free. This message couiKsy of GALAD. Good vide opportunities f ^ outstanding U.S. sudenls Drexd Accounting Society will meet on Newman Center. meeting, November 9th, at 7 p.m. if you are luck. with potential leadership ability lo prepare for held in Creese Soidenl Ceoier, room 201. It Wednesdays, from I lo 1:30 p.m. in Matheson interested. careen in govemnetx service. In April, 1988, will be led by Gwen Pulley, Counselor, ACT HaU, room 309. All new members are AIDS The Ediical Dilemma. History, die fHxudatian wiU award 105 Scholarships na­ 1 0 1 . ______wdcome. LocA for weekly posters! Any ques­ Epidemiology, Economics. Lecnires. and Reach ool! Be a paUic sdtool totor. 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Admission Free. Open to all. penses up to $7,0(>0 per year for the junior 1987, at 4:30 p.m. in Creese Student Cemer, oa die Delaware, and windsurfing at die shore. are invited. SteUwagen or M ail Bahn at 895-2506. Refreshments served. year, d c senior year, and two yean of graduate room 201. It will be led by Gwen Pulley, We leach fnm beginners to advanced, and par­ study. Counselor, ACT 101. ticipate in races or recreatiofal cruising. Drexd Maths and Conputcr Society and If you arc tatcrested la touriiig the Outer To be eligible, a student must be a fiiU-time Drexd Math Sodety and ACM are spon­ the ACM are co-sponsoring a Student Facul- Limits of die city, come join us! The Drexel soring a casino bus trip to Trump's Plaza. Bus sophomore or pre-junior woridng toward or Attention Busliiess MtOors: The D r^ l i. Forum for Mathematics and Computer Cycling (Tlub. Rides leave from Towers Hall leaves u 5:45 p.m. on Monday, N oventer 9th, Attention NABA m ernben (new and old): pim ung to pursue a harralaureate decree, have Marketing Association meett on Wednesday Science on Wednesday, November I8lh, al at 5:15 p.m. Monday through Friday. Any T»« National Association of Black Accountants a 'B ' average or equivalent, tiand in the upper from 33rd and Chestnut. Bus is scheduled to afternoons at 1 p.m. in Madieson Hall, room 5:30 p.m. Location lo be announced. questions call 895-1562, ask for Adam. will be hosting a representative from Camp­ fourth of the class, and be a U.S. citizen or a arrive in A.C. at 7:15 p.m ., and lodepart frixn 405. All Freshmen welcome! Any questions Refreshments will be served. bell Soup C^o. to discuss their management U.S. national heading toward a A.C. at 12:15 a.m. and to return to Drexel at caU Steve King al 387-4948. The Froluiiaa Mathematics Center,' trainee program on Tuesday, November 10th, government. Interested students should i 1:30 a.m. Tuesday. Cost is $20, which indudet Adopt a SoMkcr! There's no better way w kxaied in the basement of the Korman Center, at 6 p.m. in Nesbitt Hall, room 125. All in­ a letter of application, a suiemett of < refreshments served on the bus to and from Do yon have a fiivoritc band that you’d tell someone you love them by helping them it open 25-30 hours each week for students to terested persons are urged to attend. plans, a list of past puUic-service activiiiea or Trump's Plaza. SIO in coins, and a full coune like to sec play at Drexd? Is there a par- give up ciguenes. Adopt a loved one on Thurs­ get help with the freshmen (Calculus and other leadership positions, a current traaKiipt. buffet dinner at the casino. Limited seats ticnlar movie that you’d Hke to sec shown day, November 19di—The day of the great Analysis courses. Saideas are wdcome to drop Drexd Stodent FMhion Group Meeting and a 600 essay discussing s pubiic policy iaaae available. To reserve your seat, stop by the at Friday Nke FUcfcs? Have any Ideas for American SmokeOut. by the Center anytime during die posted hours Date: Taesday, November 10 of your choice to Dr. Richard Rosen, Tnunaa Malfa Office, Commonwealth Hall, room 210, of operation lo have questions answered and Time: 4M p.m. social activities on campus? If so, the Stu­ Scholarship Faculty Representative, ia with your payment no later than Monday, dent Pracrammhig Assodatkn would Ike to Woman's Honor Society "Key and see problems worked out. Place; Nesbitt HaU Rm . 215 MacAlister Hall, room 5013. by Friday, November 2nd, at 5 p.m. Triangle” is now accepting ^ications for All majors are wekome. know. Meetings arc hcM erery Wednesday November 6th. at 5 p.m. For more information call membership. Must be a Pre-Junior, Junior, or The CIGNA Fouidation has provided the Senior with a 3.0 GPA and display active par­ Drexel Math Society with some scholarship Tuesday Wednesday 895-2575. 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W KDU Interview s INXS Concert Previews: Special to The Triangle time to finish them [the songs] up, [University] on the 30th of this but we’ll get back to them. But, month, both of which are near by. On Friday, October 10, 1987, at the moment we’ve got an We’re doing colleges and theatres Aerosmith at the Spectrum... WKDU staff member Denise album with 12 songs that are real­ up until Christmas, then we’re Garbinski interviewed Gary ly, really good. coming back next year to do big­ Legendary favorites, will be Dokken. Its a great dou­ Beers, bass player for the WKDU: When is it going to be ger places, and we’ll get to Aerosmith have been reborn and ble billing. Tickets at $15.50 and Australian band INXS. Here are coming out, then? Philadelphia on the 25th of will appear at the Spectrum on $13.50 are on sale at The Spec­ some excerpts from her GARY: About the 19th of this March. Tuesday, November 10 at 7:30 trum box office and at all interview. month. WKDU: What do you think p.m. Bandmembers, Brad Whit- Ticketron locations, including WKDU: Are you going to do about playing colleges as oppos­ ford, Joey Kramer, Steven Tyler, Showcase stores in the Delaware WKDU; What is the new album videos for your new album? ed to playing arenas? Do you Tom Hamilton and Joe Perry will Valley. Tickets can also be charg­ going to be like? Is it going to be GARY: Yes, we’ve done one for have any personal preferences? I be bring fans to their feet with ed by phone by calling Teletron different from the previous the first single, ‘I Need You guess they’re two different street tough rock and roil. at 1-800-233-4050. album? Would you say it’s going Tonight*. It’s going to get world entities. Opening the show for Aerosmith to be more synthesized? premiered on MTV. We’re also GARY: Yeah, they are totally. GARY: Not more synthesized. I going to be doing one in Europe. Colleges are great, because the think synthesizers are a thing of We’re hopefully doing a video for college people have been right the past for INXS. It’s very guitar nearly every song on the album. behind us all the way. College oriented, same as the last album, We probably will have a video kids were the first people to real­ but we tried to experiment a bit album out too. ly get behind us, and give us a more with different types of WKDU: What is your personal break, so that’s something we’ll songs. Andrew has his first guitar opinion about videos? always remember. So it’s always solo on this album. So, therefore, GARY: I think they’re a bit of a fiin to play the colleges, because we had to make it more guitar neccessary evil. I mean, I don’t it’s a lot more of an honest reac­ oriented. The new single has particularly enjoy having to do tion than some of the hysterical three guitars playing at once. It’s them, myself. Even though we reactions you get at other shows. still a pretty raw album, but the have a fair bit of control over WKDU: Are you going to have actual types of songs are a bit them, it’s still touch and go on an upcoming Australian band more varied. how they’re going to come out, open up for you? WKDU: What’s your new album because it’s more out of your GARY: It’s pretty hard to do that going to be call^? hands than the music. But, because it’s a big expense for GARY: It’s called Kick. I think they’re very neccessary, which is them. It’s a lot of money to get the band’s really happy with it. unfortunate. As far as kids are out of Australia. It wQuld be The band’s never been happier concerned. I’m sure many more good, we’d really like to do it, with anything we’ve done. can turn on MTV more than they because there’s some really good WKDU: How many tracks are can walk in and put on a record. - upcoming bands. you going to have on it? It’s just like a little jukebox. WKDU: Can you tell me about GARY: There’s 12 tracks. Ac­ WKDU: What about touring the new music scene in Australia? tually, we had 14, but we didn’t Philadelphia? GARY: It’s still pretty strong. A have time to finish them. We had GARY: Well, we’re actually get­ lot of the pubs have closed down, That Petrol Emotion at the Revival to leave two songs off. ting to Philadelphia next March, but now they’ve reopened so the WKDU: So are you going to put but we’re doing Bloomsburg music scene is back to being real­ That Petrol Emotion, the fiery members of the Undertones. In an EP out? [College] on the 27th of this ly good, and there’s some really band from Northern Ireland (witfi 1985, Sean, Ciaran, and GARY: Well, we haven’t got month, and Shippensburg Continued on page 13 a lead singer from Seattle, Reamann moved from Derry in Washington), have left Polygram Northern Ireland to London, Records and signed a worldwide where Damian was living. They deal with Virgin Records. advertised for a vocalist but even­ The members of That Petrol tually rescued Steve Mack from Emotion-vocalist Steve Mack, a London pizza parlor. drummer Ciaran McLaughlin, Now, the group’s new single, guitarists Reamann O’Gormain “ Genius Move,” is being releas­ and Sean O’Neill, and bassist Da­ ed by Virgin in England and the mian O’Neill-have been working next new album will be ready for together since 1985. The O’Neill Spring 1988. That Petrol Emotion brothers had previously been will be playing at the Revival on songwriters and founding the eleventh of November.

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Movie Review: Cher Makes It In Suspect INXS

by Steve D. Segal nis Quade as a Congressional suspense/mystery drama and it is re-breach ethics by sharing them Continued from page 12 Triangle Staff Writer with Cher. In one scene, he’s a Lobbyist who is selected to be a extremely well-acted. However, fantastic new bands out. jurist on this trial, and you not on­ there are some annoying flaws corrupt politician; in the next he’s WKDU: What are some The basic plot for Suspect is ly get a love interest for Cher’s about the movie. First of all, the a man with a conscience. [Australian] bands that you like, nothing new; defense attorney Throughout the film, Quade’s is character, but you get an oppor­ beginning of the movie, during Gary? Kathleen Riley (Cher) finds tunity for a forbidden collabora­ which the setting and the main an inconsistent character whose GARY: Hoodoo Gurus, Lime herself representing a client tion between the two. This is the characters are established, is very motives and inspirations are Spiders, and the Celibate Rifles. whom it would seem is guilty of most interesting and most original cranky. There seemed to be so unclear. There’s a band called Cattle the crime he is accused of. The aspect of Suspect : Cher must much going on that seemed to It’s really hard to imagine that Truck that’s quite good. suspect is a street person; he is make huge ethical and moral have so little purpose. Secondly, such a flaw-laden film could WKDU: What bands would you accused of the murder of a decisions when it turns out that there is a sub-plot concerning a emerge as a tremendous piece of say have influenced you the most? Washington D.C. files clerk. entertainment, but Suspcct does Quade has clues which would Congressional bill that Quade has GARY; Strangely enough, Riley, herself convinced that her just that. Despite its flaws, the help exonerate her client. Should lobbied for and he uses more than Motown was my first influence. client will be found guilty, must movie comes-off as a very enter­ she listen to Quade, thereby his charm to persuade the female I love Motown. Aus'tralia, when choose between ethics and her head of the concerned committee taining, involving movie. This is breaking the law by tampering we first started out, had a very own conscience as to whether or to vote his way. Quade’s one of those movies that you think with the jury, or should she turn strong sort of Rock and Roll type not she should continue the case. her back on the evidence, thereby you know who did what and why. character is represented here as a of scene. Like it was a very sort Then there is an intense trial, dur­ The plot casts some intelligent increasing the probability that her man who has no ethics or morals. of heavy rock scene when we foreshadows, throws clues and ing which startling revelations client will be found guilty This sub-plot is not germane to started out. So that was also a bit characters in our lap and then begin to pop up. Directed by Peter Yates the plot and simply does not of an influence because it made There is more to Suspect’s plot belong in this movie. A crystal works its way up to a climax that (Breaking Away , Eyewitness ), us play a lot heavier than most than just this, however. Add Den­ even Hitchcock would have given Suspect is a very good example of why this sub-plot bands do. So we tend to like play­ a nod of approval to. It’s no Jagg­ should not have even been in the ing loud and jumping up and ed Edge, but it is a well-made movie is its third flaw: all of a down on stage. We also got into movie that is very much worth sudden, out of left field, Quade a lot of sort of funk when we were becomes stricken with morals and your time. younger. decides to hunt for clues and then

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Video Reviews For The Serious Video Maniac by Steven D. Segal much to the chagrin of each of haunting musical score and is lights up her life is the love she Stand By Me: The best adapta­ Triangle Staff Writer their best friends (James Belushi brought shockingly to life by a shares with her sister Nettie. If tion of a Stephen King story isn’t • and Elizebeth Perkins). Rob first rate cast of actors. But be it’s a Spielberg film, then you even a horror movie. Instead, it’s The following is a list of some Lowe finally proves that he can warned: this movie is not for the know it will try to make you cry. a moving, tender tale about four of my best movie picks for a act, Demi Moore is looking--and squeamish. Starring Whoc^ie Goldl^rg and kids in 1959 Oregon who go sear­ specific category. Instead of acting-better than ever, and both Ophra Winfrey in their motion ching for the dead body of a boy listing the usual well-known Belushi and Perkins give respec­ The Color o f Money: Paul picture debuts (both were their age. It’s based on King’s classics (Animal House , Psycho table performances. The perfor­ Newman and Tom Cruise star in nominated for oscars, too), and ‘The Body.* Directed by Rob , Raiders of the Lost Ark , etc.), mances, the script and an effec­ this slick, smokey sequel^ to also starring Danny Glover, The Reiner (The Princess Bride), this ril list some of my favorite titles tive musical soundtrack make for 1960’s The Hustler , about pool Color Purple is not a movie for movie also features a terrific that may or may not be widely ap­ a realistic, often fiinny look at- sharks, gambling and hustling. everybody, but it is definately one 1950’s soundtrack. preciate by a lot of people. If falling in love in the 80’s. The direction by Martin Scorcese of the best movies in recent years, C O M E D Y you have no idea what to rent the provides for a dizzying array of and a mystery as to why it lost the Beverly Hills Cop I A II: For next time you’re at the 7-11 Angel Heart: Mickey Rourke, uniquely filmed sequences best picture oscar to Out of Africa full, industrial strength Eddie movie counter, you might want to Robert DeNiro and Lisa Bonet because his camera never stops Murphy, look no further than take a few suggestions firom me... star in this powerful journey into moving. The musical score effec­ these two movies. Beverly Hills the dark world of voodoo and the tively adds to the heavy mood of F/X: A movie that is as much Cop quickly soared to become the occult. Directed by Alan Parker the movie and Paul Newman a tribute to special effects artists most successful comedy in movie DRAMA (The W all, Midnight Express ), deservedly won an oscar for his as it is about them, F/X comes off history, thanks to a great script About Last Night: Rob Lx)we the video version is uncut (before performance. as a superb thriller. It’s about- and an even greater cast. The se­ and Demi Moore star in this the movie was released, ten what else-a special effects man, quel isn’t so much a new movie drama about two successful peo­ seconds had to be cut firom the sex The Color Purple: Steven Rollie Tyler, who is hired by the as it is a recycling of the original, ple who meet for a one night scene between Rourke and Bonet, Spielberg’s first ‘serious* effort is Justice Department to stage a fake but it measures up to expecta­ stand but then decide that they to avoid an ‘X‘ rating-this a long, beautiful epic spanning assasination of a mob informant, tions. Both movies jvill satisfy really like each other. The pro­ footage has been restored). Angel from the early 19(X)’s to the to throw his enemies off the trail. your appitite for both a great, blem is that tfjey’re airad to com­ Heart is one of the best movies 1940’s. Set in the South, it is But things go awray and Tyler non-stop action/comedy, and for mit themselves. They continue I’ve seen this year. It is filled with about a young, abused girl, Celie, ends up being double--and triple- the Eddie Murphy we’ve all come their relationship, however and horrorfying images, graphic who is married-o^ to a brutal -crossed, having to rely on the to enjoy. (Note: Beverly Hills eventually move in together. violence, plenty of symbolism, a • man. Mister. The only thing that tricks of his own trade to survive. Continued on page 15

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Video Review s has something to say about a lot ritory in this supernatural fantasy- ed and larger than life as it did on Monty Python fans, The Holy of society’s values and prejudices comedy, the movie didi\’t work a big screen. As for seeing this Grail is still one of the funniest, Continued from page 14 but it comes off as a very fiinny too well in the theatres. But see­ movie solely because you’re a fan and most certainly one of the Cop n will not ^ available on satire of suburban Californian ing ifon a T.V. screen makes for of Murphy, do consider that this weirdest, comedies you’ll pro­ video until February, 1988). life. a more enjoyable movie. The movie features a ‘rated PG‘ per­ bably ever see. A hilarious inter­ special effects are much more formance from him. Never­ pretation of King Arthur and the Crocodile Dundee: Paul Hogan Ferris Bueller's Day Off: Mat­ toned down and don’t overwhelm theless, The Golden Child makes Knights of the Round Table, this is very winning in this familiar thew Broderick stars as Ferris Eddie Murphy as much. And the for a fun, diverting movie. movie gets better every time you tale of a fish out of water. The Bueller in John Hughe’s plot-about a kidnapped Tibetian watch it. Also, if you watch this first half takes place in Australia (Breakfast Club , Weird Science holy child who can be saved on­ Monty Python and the Holy movie after you drink, you’ll find where a beautiful New York ) biggest hit yet. Close to gradua­ ly by ‘The Chosen One* (Mur- Grail: A movie that can only be that it takes on new meaning ______J__ reporter accompanies a legendary tion, Ferris fakes sick and decides phy!)--doesn’t seem as far fetch­ really and truly appreciated by Continued on page f. 6 crocodile hunter on a brief safari. to play hooky with his girl and The pace then shifts when she, in with his best friend, a la borrow­ turn, takes him on a safari trip to ed 1960 Ferrari. Evading the the Big Apple. Very predictable authorities (the principle who’s but very effective, light fun. bent on keeping Ferris in high school, a bitchy sister who wants SPA Down and Out in Beverly Hills: to see her brother get caught this Having a place in the movie time, and his sweet parents who history book as Disney’s first ‘R‘ are so gullible they can’t help but rated movie, this film stars to be taken advantage of), Bueller P r e s e n t s Richard Dreyfuss and Bette proceeds to enjoy the day off with Midler as a rich, uptight Beverly his friends. Great fiin, and not Hills couple who take-in a street much plot to bum your brain. bum (Nick Nolte) who proceeds to affect the household in ways The Golden Child: Because Ed­ they never expected. The movie die Murphy is way out of his ter­

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seedy and run-down Los Angeles people about seeing it. Well, I Pink Floyd: The Wall* Bob The Toxic Avenger: About the Video Reviews as its backdrop, this movie is guess what follows is another Geldoff plays Pink, a rock star first super hero from New Jersey, supercharged with a great score ironic nail in its coffin, because who, through the course of the this movie was intentionally made Continued from page 15 by Wang Chung. The car chase. The Stepfather is an excellent movie, goes through a severe to look bad, with bad actors, and every time. Director William Freidkin’s psychological thriller. Terry mental breakdown, all set to the it comes off as a funny piece. It forte, is awesome. Blake seems like a perfectly mild- pulsing beat of the popular British all starts out when a tormented ACTION mannered family man who is a group’s hit album. Filled with nerd falls into some toxic waste. 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For a low budget movie, Army commando whose daughter deaths of wealthy men. his new life- his new wife, and ‘that certain state of mind.* Tru­ this film has some excellent is kidnapped by revolutionaries It turns out that an equally his new home, but his step­ ly unique and unlike anything gross- yourself-out special ef­ who, in lieu of ransom, want him mysterious woman has wed them daughter rejects him. She is you’ve ever experienced before. fects. Truly bizarre, in every to kill the president of a third all, only to disappear after the disappointing him...... Directed by Alan Parker (Angel sense of the word. world country so that they can deaths. Theresa Russell plays the Heart , Fame , Birdy ). take over. Truly, an action com­ beautiful phantom who marries ic book that is, like all of Ar­ rich men, only to kill them for their money. This is the type of nold’s films, extremely violent. BIZZARE H o r o s c o p e s movie that you must meticulous­ However, this one has a biting THESE ARE MOVIES WHICH sense of humor that makes it bet­ ly follow, all the way to its sur­ CAN BE REALLY AP­ by D. Wanda Pagano ter than your average Rambo rip- prise climax. Also featuring Den­ PRECIATED ONLY WHEN A Triangle Staff Occultist VIRGO (Aug. 23 — Sept. 22) off. nis Hopper. CERTAIN STATE OF MIND YOUR BIRTHDAY THIS If your boy/girlfriend is a Libra, HAS BEEN ACHIEVED...... IN WEEK: As all your friends start then immediately and permanent­ Brian DePalma’s Lethal Weapon: Mel Gibson Body Double: OTHER WORDS, THESE ARE to realize what a dull, flaccid, ly dump him/her before it’s too journey into the world of plays a suicidal cop who is MOVIES TO SEE WHEN superficial ignoramus you really late. If he/she is not a Libra, then voyeaurism and sleazy pom is literately on the edge. Danny YOU’RE DRUNK. are, they recall you droning on all make him/her one: all it takes is Glover plays a family man who another tribute to Hitchcock, last week about your birthday, a quart of 30-weight motor oil specifically his Rear Window and is partnered with him. Together, Altered States: William Hurt’s and in a spirit of generosity, they and a fairly large bathtub. Vertigo Craig Wasson hold off on deserting you and they must not only try to crack a first movie has him playing a LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) (Nightmare on Elm Street 3 ) shaving your dog Doofie. major drug ring, but they must young scientist who taps deep into This is part two of a iiiree-part BORN THIS WEEK: Gary personality re-evaluation series. learn to trust one another and live stars as Jake Scully, a Hollywood his own conscionseness and with the fact that they have to be actor who is down on his luck— Rosenberg, plaid flannel shirts, This week, you have to ask winds up being transformed into old people, Drexel Vice President partners. This movie is two hours he gets fired and loses his yourself, “where am I going, an ape. Psychadelic weirdness Betsy Gemmill. what am I going to do, who am of non-stop action-it grabs you girlfriend and home in the same directed by Ken Russell (Crimes ARIES (M ar. 21 - April 19) I going to do it with?” Ask these and never lets go. The slick, afternoon. Things change of Passion , Tommy ). Your boyfriend brings you a questions out loud, as you will stylish direction is provided by however when an aquaitence asks special gift this week. It is a bot­ probably need some help. Richard Donner (Superman , The him to house sit for a vacation­ tle of perfume, to be specific, a Blue Velvet: David Lynch’s SCORPIO (Oct. 23 - Nov. Omen ). ing friend. An added feature to quart of Bimbeau. Accept it lov­ truly bizarre, dark tale is full of 21) You, for some unknown the ultra high-tech house is the ingly, after all, he’s probably symbol- ism, murder, sado­ reason, will write your own name combination of beautiftil mistress across the ca­ complimenting you. Predator: A masochistic sex and just about down on the ballot during fresh­ nyon that does a hot dance TAURUS (April 20 — May Alien and Rambo , this Arnold everything else; it’s a movie that man elections. Your victory number every night at the same 20) You unwittingly cause a wart Schwarzeneg- ger (another one!) probably would not make any speech (to be printed in The plague this week, as you shake movie is another piece of non­ time. What starts out to be a Triangle) is brief and to the point, more sense to you if you were hands with the entire freshman stop action, with Arnold actually nightly peep show, ends up and then you disappear off the sober. The basic plot follows a class, looking for their support in displaying some vague acting becoming a gruesome murder, face of the earth, in keeping with young, innocent school boy who the upcoming election. skills. On a routine rescue mis­ with Jake as the sole witness. But, tradition. finds an ear in the forest and GEMINI (May 21 - June 20) sion deep in the heart of Central like in the movies, nothing is real­ becomes obsessed with who [Courtesy of Mrs. D. Bertha SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - America, Arnold and his team en­ ly what it seems to be. ‘owns* it. Seeing this movie Pagano, aka “ Mom” ] You visit Dec. 21) Say “yes” this week. counter an alien force that hunts Don’t say “ no.” makes for a very strange movie your loving parents, and they fill mankind for sport. A gruesome, Body Heat: Lawrence Kasdan’s Say “ yes.” experience, and Dennis Hopper you up with some good food and graphic movie that, like Aliens , (Silverado , The Big Chill) direc­ steals the show as the murderous tell you about the family. You’ll CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - slowly builds itself up, then never torial debut stars William Hurt as Jan. 19) Adopt an Australian ac­ maniac who uses Nitrous-Oxide have to do the dishes, but what falters. an unambitious Florida lawyer, else is new, ha, ha, ha. Call your cent this week. Give yourself the as an aphrodisiac. and Kathleen Turner as a sultry, mother. nickname of “Toad [your last Remo H^Uiams: The Adventure mysterious married woman'. On CANCER (June 21 - July name].” People will tell you how Little Shop of Horrors: The cultured you are, and that so Begins' This movie, for some one hot summer night, they meet, 22) You finally get rid of that an­ decision not to put this into the noying habit of prefacing every many other Toads are “ preten­ reason, bombed theatrically, but have hot sex, fall in love, and comedy category was a close c»ie, question you ever asked with the tious pretenders.’’ Wear a tuxedo due to its wide appeal through then plot to kill her husband, but how else can you describe this word “question;” . The various or gown all day long. cable T.V. and videotape, two se­ Richard Crenna, and plan to live tale of a man-eating plant than support groups around the univer­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. quels are in the works. Fred off his fortune. But they haven’t ‘bizarre*? This movie is based on sity community will help you. 18) Harold Myers will call you on Ward (Gus Grissom from The got a chance, and you’ll never the off-Broadway play which, in LEO (July 23 - Aug. 22) It’s Saturday or Sunday morning. Right Stuff ) plays the title guess why. Also starring Ted turn, was based on the original about time that someone (name­ After some inoffensive chit-chat, character, a New York cop who Dansen and Mickey Rourke, the 1960 version directed by Roger ly you) got around to sueing Myers will ask you if you is ‘killed* and hired by a secret movie has the look, feel and Drexel University (or whoever is Corman and starring Jack “ wouldn’t mind raking up a few government organization to rid sound of a classic 1940’s film. responsible) for publishing those Nicholson. The new movie stars leaves.” You ask where, but he the country of scummy and filthy blatantly phony horoscopes that asks for a commitment before he Rick’ Moranis, Ellen Greene people. Joel Grey, wearing a ton Jagged Edge: An excellent irresponsibly make important tells you. (reprising her role from the play), decisions about peoples’ lives — of make-up, plays his Korean ‘whodunit‘-type mystery that has Steve Martin, John Candy, Jim you know, of course, what I’ni PISCES (Feb. 19 - March mentor, Chiun, the master of the all the feel of a classic drama. Jeff Belushi and Bill Murray, with the talking about — the “ world’s first 20) You think about that guy you martial arts, and the one who Bridges stars as a man who may voice of the Four Tops’ Levi funny [sic] horoscopes” in the saw wearing platform shoes all breaths the most humor into the or may not have murdered his week long, so much so that it in­ Stubbs as * Audrey 11*, the alien Drexel Winter Course Selection movie. Terrific stunt work and a wife, (olenn Close stars as the at­ terferes with your schoolwork. plant who makes good things hap­ Guide. dizzying fight atop the Statue of torney hired to defend him. Emo­ pen for its owner, so long as it is Liberty highlight this action tions heat up as the case becomes fed fresh blood. A disgusting adventure. Great fun directed by more conq)lex and their attraction % premise for a movie that is sur­ t Guy Hamilton, the man respon­ for each other grows. A terrific \ prisingly brought to life with sible for some of the early Sean courtroom drama combined with J mI justice. The scenery is inten­ Connery James Bond films. steamy romance and, towards the tionally campy, almost comical, y finale, suq>ense filled excitement. and the music is very good. But To Live and Die In L A .: Film­ Directed by Richard Marquand the best credits go to the q)ecial ed like a two-hour episode of (Eye of the Needle, Return of the effects team behind the [daol, and Miami Vice , this non-stop action J e d i). ■ f o m H lBterBationa!_Studeiit AssociatioD to Steve Martin for his Elvis-like movie, directed by the man who [jECgaafO^ p(»trayal of a sadistic dentist (like gave us The French Connection The Stepfather: A rare in the afore- mentioned Blue and The Exorcist , is about two psycological slasher movie in that Velvet , he too snorts Nitrous- Secret Service agents hot on the it received high critical acclaim Music For The M asses Oxide gas). trail of a counterfeiter who before it was even released-this CNm . 13111. Dra|«B*s Dea 9am - lam ) murdered another agent. With a in turn, for some reason, scared N ovem ber 6, 1987 The Triangl e 17

Cops H ate Poetry: Modifications from 9/1^/87 to 11/4/87

The Poetic Punk O f f i c e o f Student Inform ation Puritan Paper a n d R e c o r d s .

by Stacey Crown will do what they can to make Triangle Staff Writer things safe and censored. The eight person volunteer staff • • Cops Hate Poetry is a small is made up of a variety of dif­ literary fanzine that allows poets ferent personalities. Kitty Litter, W i n t e r Term 1987-88 and artists to express their views Carrie E)eschit, and Mai Adjusted without being censored. Charles review tapes and vinyls in a col­ Bernstein, the editor, thought of umn called ‘Disc-Content*. Steve Course Day Tim e Changes this idea while attending Western Litten and Lee D’budda review B 6 2 9 - 0 1 M 3 -5 p .m . D a y Illinois University. He had sub­ tapes, Anthony Stagg illustrates, W 4 -5 p .m . mitted a poem to their literary and Charlene Howard writes a B 7 4 0 - 0 1 T ,T h ' 12-3:30 p.m. magazine and was upset when column that poses questions about T i m e certain words had been edited. He different aspects oHife. There is C 1 3 3 - 0 6 T 5:45-8:45 p.m. D a y wanted to do s(Hnething about this also a psychic, Swami Harold, C 6 2 8 - 7 0 TBA TBA Added (X3134) type of censorship, so he started who nudces pre^ctions and states C 6 7 4 - 0 6 - - - ... C a n c e l e d Cops Hate Poetry to allow thoughts that are interesting to C 6 8 0 - 6 1 --- ... C a n c e l e d literary freedom. consider. C 8 9 9 - 9 6 TBA Bernstein researched other Cops Hate Poetry is composed TBA Added (X3137) undergound newspq)ers while in mostly of artwork and poetry. E 6 7 3 - 0 1 MW 9 -1 1 a .m . Added (X3143) school to set a basis for his own. There are also music reviews and E 8 4 1 - 0 1 TBA TBA Added (X3135) Some examples are tlw San Fran- interviews. Some interviews have E 8 7 9 - 0 1 TBA TBA Added (X3136) sisco Oracle, Kaleidescope, included Allen Ginsburg, The E 8 8 0 - 0 1 ... — C a n c e l e d Chicago Seed, and The Berkely Dead Milkmen, Karl Perkins, Barb. The twenty-five year old and Eugene Chadbome. 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The poems are insightful As Cops Hate Poetry grows, and the columns provoke J 1 0 2 - 0 5 M W 1-3 p .m . D a y Bernstein hopes that one day it thoughtful consideration of what J 1 4 2 - 0 2 ------C a n c e l e d will become large enough for it people take for granted every J 3 9 1 - 2 5 F 1-5 p.m.X Hr. TBA T i m e day. Charlene Howard’s ‘Ques­ to support him, so that he can J 3 9 2 - 0 2 T h 6:30-9:30 p.m. Added (X3132) devote all of his time to it. So far tion Box‘ is a perfect example: J 6 1 2 - 0 1 M W F 1 1 -1 2 p .m . he hasn’t made a profit because ‘...I have many opportunities to Added (X3138) most of the funds are provided by observe people trying to be what H 3 8 0 - 3 0 ------Title (Knitting Machine himself He feels, however, that they aren’t cut out to be and it P 4 4 9 - 0 1 TBATBA Added (X3144) strikes me as funny sometimes, it is a good emotional outlet for P 6 8 0 - 3 0 W 1-2 p .m . Added (X3142) himself as well as any other watching someone you know be­ T h 3.30-5:30 p.m. writer or artist. Distribution has ing so easily manipulated by their reached up to 250 copies, and it so called ’now friends’, that they R 1 0 1 - 1 1 T,Th 2-3:30 Time • is distributed in mainly the worked so hard to get. It makes R 1 2 9 - 0 1 ------Title (Virginia Woolf) Chicago area, as well as places in you feel bad for someone like R 1 4 9 - 0 1 ------Title (Surrealism) that, but then you can look at Wisconsin and Iowa. He hopes to R 1 6 6 - 0 1 ------Title (Documentary) spread distribution to the them in other ways as well...‘ — --- Philidelphia area in the near From the unique bannerhead that R 2 4 2 - 0 1 Title (Adv. Video Prod. future. The word ‘Cops‘ in the ti­ changes with every issue, to the ------— F i e ld ) tle symbolizes any type of candid interviews and writing, S 2 0 8 - 0 2 M.-F 10-1 1 a .m . D a y Cops Hate Poetry is unique from authority. 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Rugby team suffers H rst loss of the season by Joe Figlio Triangle Staff Writer came on a long run that left him a few meters from the try line. Last Saturday, October 31, With quick support from Regan the Drexel University Rugby and inside center Mike Lucarini, Club suffered its first regular Merlini was able to drive over season defeat, falling to visiting the line for the try. Merlini’s se­ Kutztown, 15-14. It was a close cond try was assisted by match right until the final whis­ O ’Hara, who ran the ball down tle. Fullback Cal Regan started to the 5 meter line and then cut all scoring with a 10 meter run inside, drawing the defenders on a pass from flyhalf Tim with him as he dished the ball O’Hara. O’Hara then kicked for out to Merlini, who'took it in for the extra two points. A Kutz­ the try. The DU ruggers had the town try and kick ended the first lead at 14-12 with about two half tied at six. Drexel minutes left in the match, when winger/kicker Willie Jacovini’s Kutztown was awarded a penal­ presence was missed as the rug­ ty play. They made the three- gers failed on every kick attempt point idck and went ahead 15-14 after O’Hara’s first half two- Drexel’s next match is also at pointer. Jacovini was injured the home, tomorrow, November 7 previous week at the NCSF against the University of tournament in Florida. Despite Delaware. The Club appreciates winger Pete Merlini’s two se­ the support from the fans and ■*' m , . '■•' . « cond half trys, DU came up one hopes to see more this weekend ____t __-I___. point short. Merlini’s first try against Delaware. Mike Scharff/?Ja®

U l t i m a t e Frisbee is a s u c c e s s PENTHOUSE THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE FOR MEN DECEMBER 1987

by Joe Zsebenyi M ark McCay Special to The Triangle

Music and firisbees filled the air as represenatives of the newly forming Ultimate Club joined forces with the Deer Park Ravens from the University of Delaware. They formed a hybrid squad that earned some respect at “ the Kutztown Shakedown,” a post­ season single day Ultimate Frisbee Tournament. Drexel/ware played three games last Saturday. The first game was against Lehigh’s “ Spastic Plastic.” Drexel/ware did not win the game, but they did begin to play as a single unit. The Ultimate Team’s second match put our represenatives at odds with Rutgers’ frisbee squad, and as the afternoon got warmer, so did the Drexel/ware combination. Leading most of the way, Drex­ el/ware beat Rutgers handily. After a short break for burgers and beverages (supplied by Kutz­ town), it was time to play Swar- thmore’s “ Swarm,” After the Swarm tied the game at 4’s, SPECIAL Drexel/ware took off, winning, the game 15-6. Other teams in at­ tendance included U. of Penn’s CHRISTMAS “ Void” and the home team Kutz­ town. A great time was had by all. EDITION The Ultimate Club has yet to be officially recognized, but they are actively seeking a charter from the University. Anyone interested in joining the club should call 387-1796 (ask for Mark).

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X - C o u n t r y Drexel wins tournament m e e t h o m e Special to The Triangle t o m o r r o w Special to The Triangle After finishing second for the past four years, Drexel The Drexel Cross Country University succeeded in cap­ Team will face it’s toughest test turing the championship title to date when they compete in the in their Fith Annual Volleyball 14th Annual East Coast Con­ Invitational hosted on Friday ference Cross Country Cham­ and Saturday, Oct. 30-31, pionship this weekend. The 17-5 1987, on the Drexel Universi­ Dragons will also serve as the ty campus. hosts of this presitigious meet The Lady Dragons defeated with action taking place at the Fairleigh Dickinson Universi­ Dragon’s lair, Belmont Plateau. ty 15-5, 11-15, 15-6 in the The women’s race will begin at final round. Six other par­ 1 p.m. and will cover 3.1 miles ticipating teams-Towson State (5k) with the men’s race schedul­ University, Howard Universi­ ed for 2 p.m. at a distance of 5 ty, University of Delav/are, miles (8k). Virginia Commonwealth The team competition will be University, Clevelanji State tough as 18th ranked (nationally) University and Boston Bucknell looks to defend their College- were eliminated in 1986 crown. Track powerhouse earlier rounds. Rider will be nipping at the “Of course, I was very Bisons’ heels as these two giants pleased with the outcome of Jon Waldinan/irDKt do battle. The Dragons will be in the Tournament,” said Drex­ Dragons turned in the follow­ Plymouth Meeting, PA) 28 at home) travel to the William a close race with Lehigh and el University Head Volleyball ing statistics; Diane Schnepp digs, 31 kills and five block and Mary Volleyball Tourna­ Delaware for 3rd place in the Coach Peggy Kane-Hopton. (junior, Broomall, PA) 107 assists in 12 games; Pam ment on Friday and Saturday meet with Towson, Lafayette and “ This is the most consistent assists and four block assists in Grillo (Sophomore, West and begin the first round of the Hofstra rounding out the field. that we have played. In our 12 games; Cheryl Cavanaugh Chester, PA) six aces, 32 digs East Coast Conference Directions to Belmont Plateau; other tournaments this season, (junior, ToWson, MD) eight and 18 kills in 12 games and playoffs on Wednesday, Nov. Take the Schuylkill Expressway we had maybe four of our six aces, 23 kills, seven block Lucienne Baptiste 11, 1987. Second place Drex­ (Interstate 76) west to the Mon­ playfirs on top of their games. assists and one solo block in (sophomore, Wheatley el will host the seventh place tgomery Avenue Exit. At the bot­ But this weekend, all six 12 games; Carol Cavanaugh Heights, NY) 35 kills, five finiher in a best of five match tom of the ramp, turn left and players were on. I’m pleased (junior, Towson, MD) eight block assists and three solo beginning at 7 p.m. in Drex- proceed under the expressway that we seem to be peaking at aces, 25 kills, six block assists blocks in ten games. el’s Physical Education about 1/4 mile to the first road on the right tim e.” and two solo blocks in 12 Looking ahead, the Lady Athletic Center. the right. Turn right here and go Individually the Lady games; Chris Bull (freshman. Dragons (currendy 24-6, 15-0 straight into the parking lot. The starting line will be right in front of you. Karate team upsets Playoffs for soccer defending champions by Jim Bruno left wing. Last week, Frey registered two assists in the 5-1 by Jeff Promish ple’s team captain. Of The Triangle victory over Penn, and assisted Triangle Staff Writer Drexel’s women’s team also competed strongly with captain One way or another, the on the game winning goal at St. On Saturday, October 31st, Drexel Soccer team was going Joseph’s. In his two year career Jennifer Lim taking first place, Drexel’s Karate team traveled to to make the playoffs. Last at Drexel, Frey now has nine and the highest score in the tour­ the University of New Hampshire weekend, first place Lehigh assists. nament, in individual kate. Team­ to compete at the first East Coast knocked off Bucknell to mates Maria Iwasiw and Karate Association Invitational eliminate the Bisons from post­ Stephanie Newman combined Tournament of the 1987-88 season play, thus assuring a spot E.C .C . Soccer with Lim to take second place in season. Taking first place honors for Drexel. Guess it doesn’t women’s team kate. S t a n d i n g s for men’s kate, a strenuous matter how a team gets to the Overall, Drexel had a strong tea m w-l-t routine of ten to twenty techni­ playoffs, as long as it gets there. showing against the national x-Lehigh 6-0-0 ques, was Drexel’s men’s team, The E.C.C. playoffs begin champions who were crowned x-Lafayette who beat out the national cham­ this Wednesday, November 11, 5-1-0 but a few weeks ago in Arizona. Gerry Frey x-Rider pions, Temple University. as the number four seeded 5-2-0 It is strongly felt that the Drexel x-Drexel Captain Tim Charlino and Dragons take on the number one In other soccer news, Drexel 3-2-1 team could have beaten Temple, Towson fellow brown belts James Sim and seed. Drexel will play at either defenseman Gerry Frey has 1-4-2 if only they had the resources to Bucknell 1-4-1 Harvey Coon were brilliant in Lehigh or Lafayette, and the been chosen by the Philadelphia get to Arizona. Unlike other var­ Delaware their execution, moving as one third seeded Rider will play the Soccer Seven League as the 1-5-1 sity sports at Drexel, the karate Hofstra person with poise, grace, and second seeded team at the same Player-of-the-week for the week 1-5-1 team is forced to pay its own way enough power to put the fear of time. From those games, the ending November 1. Frey, who X teams qualified for playoffs to tournaments, a considerable God into anyone unfortunate winners will play on Saturday, was injured earlier in the expense for New Hampshire, let enough to be on the other side. November 14, at 1 p.m. for the season, has come back to help Leading Scorers alone Arizona. Consequently, Charlino also captured third place E.C.C. championship. the team on both defense and on Player, School GL ASPts. Drexel was unable to compete for in men’s individual kate (pro­ P. Lemer, Laf 12 7 31 the national championship despite nounced KAH-tuh) in the black Frary, Lehigh 14 0 28 being more than prepared for thfe and brown belt division, with Galluzzo, Hof 10 5 25 challenge. Hopefiilly by next year green belt Dave Rimili taking se­ Domsohn, Buck 8 7 23 this will change so that our team Upcoming Home Games cond place in the green and pur­ Robinson, Del 11 2 24 will be recognized as the outstan­ ple belt division. Cameron, Lehigh 6 6 18 ding training program in the In individual free sparring, or Sat. Nov. 7 Rugby vs. Delaware 1 p.m. D’Angelo, Laf 8 4 20 country. kamite (KAH-MEE-tay), Harvey Drexel’s karate team trains on Sat. Nov. 7 E.C.C. Cross Country Coon punched and kicked his way Leading Goalkeepers Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Championships 1 p.m. past UNH’s team captain to cap­ at 6 p.m. in the dance studios of Player, School GA Sv Pet ture second place in grueling back Wed. Nov. 11 E.C.C. playoffs the Gym. Training is directed by Hofman, Rider 15 96 .86 to back matches that both went in­ Sensei Nihei, one of the premier opponent T.B.A 7 p.m. Sejoume, Lehigh 16 93 .85 to karate’s equivalent of over­ black belts in the world. Begin­ Lancor, Laf. 17 94 .84 time. Third place honors went to ners are more than welcome to McKendry, Drex 20 77 .79 James Sim, after he beat Tem­ come in and participate.