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By Vincent A DeMuro Jr. Staff Reporrer Newark plans new water treatment plant Newark may be a step closer to having clean water after the city council accepted a contract Monday to construct a water treatment facility on Paper Mill Road. Water filtration process City officials decided to build a 1 . Water pumped plant after a report was submitted to in from ponds. the council two weeks ago, detailing 2. Chemicals added the city's long history of water to purify water. problems and recommending that a 3. Sand filters out treatment plant be built. Love-struck vandal paints City manager Carl F. Luft said at impurities. university buildings Monday's city council meeting that 4. Filtered water enters construction of the facility, to begin reservoir for storage. It was on the basketball courts. within a month and completed by 5. Water pumped It was on the bookstore. September I 992, will cost $4 to city system. It was on the Srrtith Overpass. million. It was on various Russell, Gilbert and Joseph Dombrowski, water Harrington dormitories, not to mention director for the city, said the city's up and down East Main Street. water supply has been plagued by "Gorgeous 43" or "G 43 I LOV U" serious problems since 1989, was EVERYWHERE. What began as a including high concentrations of iron couple's quarrel turned into a massive and manganese . red-and-white spray painting spree all Citi zen complaints of water rose across campus for everyone to see. that year, and officials found that the Police said Robert Leston, of florida, problem came from city wells, he Source: Newark C Council was visiting his girlfiend last weekend said. Graphic by Sonja Kerby and Andrew Lisse when he spray painted the phrases all Still, Dombrowski said officials strengthened and treated with Construction to build the concrete over Newark referring to his still do not know why iron and chemical purifying agents such as well system to support the water girlfriend's nickname and his old high manganese have continued to show chlorine, polymers and fluoride. treatment plant. school football number. up in Newark water. The treated water then will soak C.P.C. Engineering was · Leston was charged with criminal Dombrowski said the filtering through layers of sedimentary sand contracted to build the five steel trespassing and felony criminal system will work in the following which will filter o.ut impurities, tanks that contain the actual filtering mischief, police said, and jailed at way: pollutants and foreign particles. units. Each unit is capable of Wilmington's Gander Hill Prison in Water from White Clay From there the water will be processing 1 million gallons of water lieu of $2,000 bond and was later Creek,which settles in two existing stored in concrete basins below the a day, Dombrowski said. released. Officials said damages totaled ponds near the sight, will be plant and pumped into the city' s Final phases of the project will be more than $1,200. electronically pumped into the plant water supply. completed next spring, when lagoons -Paul Kane and collected in five steel tanks. Luft said city council members neccessary for the backwash systems There the water will be sterilized, approved a contract from P.G . to clean the filters will be completed. Athletic scholarships to rise The Greek question Aid to increase next year to meet NCM Division I requirements By larry Dignan house. By Dan B. levine the scholarships those players may The increase in scholarship Ciry News Ediror Whenever a date rape is reported Sporrs Ediror come here," he said . money, available to student-athletes September 1991 - Temple at a fraternity, attention is University Athletic Director At the NCAA convention in entering the university in September University - Nineteen-year-old immediately focused on the Greek Edgar Johnson announced an January 1991, legislation was passed 1992, will come from the newfy student allegedly gang raped at a community. The belief that rapes are increase of $160,000 Monday for requiring Division I schools to instituted NCAA revenue sharing fraternity after being initially raped more commonplace at fraternities athletic financial aid for the 1992-93 provide athletic scholarship funding grant program ($95,000) and by a former boyfriend. stems from the extensive coverage of academic year to be distributed of at least $250,000 annually for $65,000 obtained from the December 1989- University of incidents involving Greeks. among seven sports, including six both the men's and women's athletic elimination of the wrestling The unspoken crisis Southern California- Nineteen-year- Experts disagree, saying this which have never offered athletic programs, excluding the funding program. old allegedly date raped by a 21- perception is valid because of the scholarships. provided for football and basketball. "I'm thrilled by it," said women's year-oldfraternity member. environment and ideals perpetuated The scholarship expansion is University sports currently lacrosse coach MaryBeth Holder. The fifth September 1989- University of in a fraternity. A study conducted by necessary to bring the universi ty 's offering athletic scholarships are " It 's not a major amount yet, but Delaware - Alleged illegal se:cual sociologists Patricia Yancey Martin athletic program into agreement men's and women's basketball, ov er the years it will be a help in in a six-part series contact at the Kappa Alpha fraternity see CREEkS page 5 with the NCAA Division I women's field hockey and football. recruiting." membership requirements effective August 1993. Sports to receive aid for the first time are men's lacrosse and soccer, PTTP budget slashed women's lacrosse and soccer, Pick it up volleyball and softball. The funding will be distributed in designated Theater officials propose cutting program in half amounts and will also include Students hit the courts with blacktop basketball By Melissa Gitter The administration has produced by the PTTP will Senior Staff Reporter reduced P1TP's budget in the have less expensive costumes baseball, which is c urrently By jonathan Thomas Carpenter." receiving some financial aid. Copy Ediror Webb, a former high school player, In order to meet a $400,000 last three years from $2.4 and sets. budget cut, the Professi onal million to $1.78 million due to The budget council Johnson declined to comment on This is where the "big boys" play. Thi s says he plays three or four times a week to Theater Training Program the university's ongoing proposed eliminating the how the scholarship money would is where the bodies are banging, the keep in shape and blow off some steam. (P'ITP) proposed to reduce its budget crisis, Pipes said. program in January, Pipes be allocated to each sport. elbows are flying and the balls are "After taking a test it's great to come size by more than half. PTTP has proposed said, but former Provost and "I'm certainly looking forward to sinking. Those with weak hearts need not out here and really let loose," Webb says. The proposal would cut the eliminating t.he costume Vice President for Academic it," said men's lacrosse coach Bob apply. "I take out all my frustrations on the ball Shillinglaw. "We've always had Blacktop basketball. It is the rawest and the guys I'm playing against." size of PTTP from about 55 production program and Affairs Richard B. Murray kids interested in our program who form of basketball, played night and day "He's a maniac after a test," says Todd students to 25 students and reducing the size of technical decided to reduce its budget look at schools like Syracuse and on the courts across from the Perkins Ahern (EG SO), one of Webb' s possibly eliminate one faculty production program, said instead. After cutting the Johns Hopkins (schools which offer Student Center. tearrunates. "I'm afraid to play with member, said R. Byron Pipes, Joann Browning, associate program's budget by about scholarships for men's lacrosse) and The players may be freshmen, seniors him sometimes." provost and vice president for director of the PTTP. In $400,000 last spring, Pipes end up there. or maybe not students at all, but they Webb and Ahem met on Academic Affairs. addition, future plays see PROGRAM page 4 "Hopefully with the addition of gather daily to play what many consider the basketball courts to be the best basketball on campus . last semester during a .----INDEX----. "It's brutal," says Joe Webb (AS SR). pick-up game and say few "The basketball out players know each other Professor Opinion ...... 6 here is much prior to the games. Vivant...... 9 better than Max Paige (BE FR), Classifieds ...... 1 0 what's being who plays five days a week, says he just shows Entertainment ...... 11 played in fishes for see PICKUP page 4 Sports ...... 13 Comics ...... 15 free speech --Also inside:-- By Doug Donovan ~ssistant News Ediror Thomas hearing reaction .... 2 The first amendment has always been Van Hal en in concert...... 11 manipulated to further the inte.rests of those political groups who assert the amendment's power, said Stanley Fish, chairperson of the English department at Duke University. In his presentation, ''There is No Such Thing as Free Speech, and It is a Good Thing Too," on Wednesday night in Kirkbride Hall, FISh assened the shallowness of the phrases such as free speech. academic freedom, equality and equal opportunity. 11tese words do whatever work the political group using lhem wants, he said. "People go to the trouble to assert X is Y because others say X is Z not because you lite to hear yourself talk," he said, "but because you give a damn about your uaenicln." see FISH ~Ja~e 4 Stanley Fish f 2 • THE REVIEW • October 18, 1991

Clarence Thomas: Th.e Confirmation Debate Thomas hearings divide student opinion By Erica Houskeeper ""It could have been done a lot "It's typical of the media to anything." was important." Dorothy Hamill, Student Affairs Editor better." fmd such a controversial angle to Jason Barrett (AS JR) said, "It Psychology Professor Florence Last Week's Senate Judiciary "The hearings were ridiculous," televise just so people will didn't surprise me the way the Geis said the hearings were Olympic hopefuls Committee hearings has stirred up said Stephanie Smith (AS FR). "It watch," she said. Senate handled everything. It's emotionally grabbing to students to skate at ice arena questions about sexual wasn't a search for truth, but a But some students were not our American government in for several reasons. harassment, the Senate's voice for hidden agenda in the offended by the broadcast, opting action." Illicit sex, a possible misdeed The fifth annual credibility and the boundaries of Senate in terms of Senate for a lighter view of the hearings. But whatever opinion they had of a prominent political figure and "Olympic Preview on Ice" the media. elect ions and interest group "I thought the senators' on the Senatorial spectacle, most the focus on sexual harassment planned for October 25 and Many students spent the support." questions were great," said Brian students found themselves a were three factors explaining the 26 will feature Dorothy weekend glued to their television Jon Sill (AS JR) said, "Many Verrico (AS SO). captivated audience. lure of the hearings, she said. Hamill along with members sets, amazed at the vulgarity senators were just giving good " The hearings were not "I watched for about five hours, Sandra Harding, director of of the 1988 Olympic figure presented in what seemed like an one-liners for the newspapers." tasteless at all," said Julie Harder Hall said. Women's Studies said, "There is skating team, World Team endless soap opera. Ginny Crouch (AS JR) said, "I (AS FR), "everything said had to "I wanted to hear the different affirmation that there is a gender ice dancers and a group of "Even if Thomas did sexually think it's pathetic that the Senate be said." testimonies." gap in the way men and women 1992 Olympic hopefuls. reduced themselves to such a level Greg Paxson (EG SR) said, Julia Stoud (AS SO) said, "I look at sexual harassment." Hamill is returning to the harass Anita Hill, what he did on his time is his business," said of smut." "The sexual harassment issue was turned the television on to watch She said that because so much Blue Icc Arena for the first Brem Dobsch (BE JR). "The senators just wanted to necessary to bring up to everyone. my soaps, and the hearings were public discussion on · sexual time since she skated as an Trish Hall (AS SR) said, "The hear themselves talk," she added. . People will be more aware of on instead." harassment occurred, male amateur in 1975, said "The discussion was tasteless," sexual harassment because of the "It was the only thing on students may have a better Marshall Baker, as sociate senators' questions were way too repetitive. said Lisa Ferrell (BE JR). hearings, but it won't change television," Barrett said, "but it understanding of the subject. director of the Delaware State Olympic Committee. The performance is dedicated to Dick Button Delaware senators split over confirmation vote who, Baker said, revolutionized the sport of William V. Roth Jr. [R-Del.]: After this weekend's hearings, both Delaware senators joseph Riden [0-Del.]: . figure skating in the 1940s .,f . and is currently known as a • "It is a time to put an intelligent, proven held opposing convictions on whether or not to confirm • " ... if we confirm this nominee, we are preeminent televised skating and judicious individual in a most venerable judge Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court. talking about 15,000' days that he will be ; commentator. position. I reaffirm my support for judge making decisions that will affect our lives." Proceeds from ticket Clarence Thomas to serve as an associate • "My view is that Clarence Thomas should sales and revenues justice on the Supreme Court. not be an Associate justice of the Supreme generated from a Friday Court because the views which Clarence pre-show gala reception for • " ... none of those who knew both judge skaters and guests will Thomas and Professor Hill could even Thomas has on matters of consequence that bencfi t the 1992 U.S. imagine such misconduct was taking place. wiij shape the future of this nation are Ol ympic Teams. ...in the 33 years before the allegations were sigmt'icantly different than ones that have Sen . Joseph Biden, Lt. said to take place and in the ten years since, been espoused by the Court for the past 40 Gov . Dale Wolf, Dick there has been nothing- not one indication years in the areas of the separation of Button and Dorothy Hamill are among the benefactors of misconduct." power, in the areas of relative weight, the planning to attend the • "It was a tragedy that the reputations of relative strength, the relative protection of reception. two very bright, very diligent people were given to property, personal rights and Tickets to the put into question this weekend. It was a privacy." performances are available tragedy that Americans had to see such a • " ... the task is to decide by this vote... not at the ice arena. vital and important process of government whether or not Clarence Thomas engaged in For more information call 302-652-6693 . being manipulated." sexual harassment, or any conduct befitting • "Unfortunately, the appointment process to a justice; not whether Anita Hill was to the Supreme Court has become victimized in any way; but whether or not, politicized because we have lost the original taking all things into [consideration], from Residence hall hosts intent of our government's founders." the charge to philosophy to judicial party for alcohol • " ... it is going to be difficult to reform the temperment ... we as an institution, awareness week process of appointing and confirming exercising our constitutional responsibility Supreme Court justices until the role of the believe that this man should sit on the The lounge of the Gilbert Supreme Court is seen as it was intended to Court." D/E residence hall was transformed into a dance be seen - as the interpreter of the law... not •"This is a vote about the future of America, club Monday night to as a political body to promote special not just about Clarence Thomas' promote the university's interests." reputation." alcohol awareness week. • "The only remedy is to return to the Labeled "Gilbert D.R.Y.," Constitution." Compiled by Karyn McCormack the event mixed educational and social topics about alcohol, said Kim Taylor, director of Gilbert A/B. Taylor said the event was planned to show students QUIGLEY'S FAR.M there was fun to be had POLICE REPORT without alcohol and that if Hay R~ A Four-Star All-American students are going to drink,to Newspaper do so responsibly. Homemade scarecrow Police said the suspects threw Bonfire Included for: Diane Ford (AS JR), a rocks which shattered Richard Jones ' Clubs • Dorms • Private Parties • Socjal Groups Editor in Chief resident assistant, said, stolen from Wilshire Rd. windshields on two Ford Fiestas "We'd rather have them and damaged the hood of an Sorority • Fraternity Archie Tse think when they drink An unknown suspect removed Aerostar van. Celebrations of all kinds. Executive Editor because there's no way to a homemade female scarecrow 20 Min. Drive from Campus, New Castle, -Del. Esther Crain Jill Laurinclitis from the 200 block Wi I shire Road Milll/ljjng Editor Manasi"B Editor · stop them from drinking." Cash, property worth (302) 328· 7732 for reserv~tlona Kim Fromme, a professor Tuesday morning, Newark Police Molly Williams Robert We~On of psychology, presented said. The scarecrow was wearing $400 taken from house Marilljjng Editor EdiiotW Editcir facts and tips for responsible attire worth $8, police said. Mary leigh Van Geffen ·· BUSiness Manager ; · drinking. About $300 cash and $I 00 in Fromme's research miscellaneous items were taken •· Veronica Maceroli estimates that only 13 to 16 from 900 block Wharton Drive Advettising Direttor percent of · university Rock-throwing vandals Monday, Newark Police said. julie Carrick students don't drink . damage three vehicles Police said there was no Senior News Editor Carl Booker (EG SO) evidence of forced entry. Unknown suspects caused Michael Savett said, "I'm tired of smelling Items removed include a bag, O>py Desk Chief $I ,296 damage to three cars at alcohol and throw up, at various jewelry, letters, and the Winner Ford storage lot on Sports Editot ...... Dan B. t.e:vlne . least teach them how to Trojan condoms. Paper Mill Road, Newark Police News Editors ...... Jenpifef' Beck· drink. This is an effective -Compiled by Larry said. Dignan . way of doing this." Trent T. Van Doren Charlotte Falteqnayer Kim Correll (AS FR) said, Erica Houskeeper "I really don't drink that Paul Kane .·. Karyn McCormack · much so it enforces my Lori Salotto attitude, now that I know the Shana Teitelbaum dangers of drinking." Gretchen Wahl The event was co­ Fea,ures fclitors ...... Meredhtl ' Brittai~ sponsored by Housing and VOLUME II CLASSIC NAILS BY J.R. lvny Ma:i;ilotta Residence Life and the Entertainment Editors ..... Ron. i

,r -·-·-·-...... ~ ~ Dorms promote moderation '?-am pus }114~ s ~ FROM On-campus students participate in Alcohol Awareness Week program AtRost T~~j« ON By Diane Maloney Many residence halls sponsored a ~.J SYffReporter mocktail contest, giving students the Imagine a line of 4 billion beer "We know students opportunity to create a unique non­ cans, stretching from here to the alcoholic beverage. Entrepreneur moon and 70,000 miles beyond. Students like Gilbert D .R.Y . Picture 3,500 olympic-size are going to drink. We because we give out free mocktail develops barter swimming pools filled with alcohol. recipes, said Sue Greenzang, assistant system for medical Now, estimate how much alcohol just want them to do area coordinator for Gilbert and college students consume annually. Harrington complexes. school RAs also created a daily flyer These three descriptions have one · it responsibly." An entrepreneur has thing in common: they all contain the message called "Green Beans" developed a barter-for­ which attempts to illustrate the same amourit of alcohol, according to -Elissa Menashes education medical school that Lewis D. Eigen, author of "Alcohol growing drinking problem. Resident assistant in Thompson Hall will help students from Practices, Policies and Potentials of "Dy using the Flyer we are countries that do not have cash. American Colleges and University." indirectly trying to get people to talk but rather steel, grain or about alcohol , and maybe their This week is National Collegiate petroleum to spare. Alcohol Awareness Week, and problem with alcohol," Eric Dudly Robert Ross, founder and programs testing students' knowledge world that students support (BE SR), an RA in Christiana Towers chairman of Ross University in of alcohol continue through Saturday. responsible drinking, " said Wanda said. New York, said the system of "[Awareness week] comes at the Anderson, area coordinator for Laird "I haven 't participated yet, but it is exchanging goods for right time of the year because Campus. a good cause so I will defin itely education would be especially students are going through the initial "We know students are going to become involved," said Ange la helpful to countries such as the introduction to alcohol," said David drink. We just want them to do it Bennet (AS SR). Soviet Union and Eastern bloc Butler, director of Housing and responsibly," said Elissa Menashes Housing and Residence Life nations where currency is in Residence Life, which sponsors the (AS SO), a resident assistant in officials compo sed a pledge for short supply. programs. Thompson Hall. students to sign, promising they "This is a new, innovative All residence halls are required to " We don't want to lecture would not drink alcohol this week. idea in education," said Ross, create a program or display on students," she said. "We want them " ! think this is a great idea, who also buys and sells alcohol, said Robert Longwell-Grice, in the programs so they learn more especially since I don ' t drink products such as lumber, grain, assistant director for Housing. about alcoholism in a fun, active anyway," Michael Booth (AS FR) petroleum, coal and steel on Students living in Christiana West way." said. the world market. Tower have placed letters in their RAs in the Gilbert Complex Since alcohol is a big problem on Under the program, the windows, spelling out facts and organized "Gilbert D.R.Y. (Drink campus, we are trying to make people university would accept raw messages about alcohol awareness. Responsibly Y'all)." aware of all the facts," said materials from the foreign The message displayed Tuesday " This is a great way to show Longwell-Grice. governments, ministry of and Wednesday stated, "20,000 students alternatives to drinking," "This event doesn't solve all the Mick levin education or a state deaths from DUI last year." said Brad Avery (AS SO), an RA in problems," said Butler, "but it is a Resident assistants decorate windows in the Christiana Towers as organization instead of tuition "These signs are a message to the Gilbert. concentrated effort." part of National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week. payment to the university's Schools of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine in the Caribbean. Bill would allow FDA to recall unsafe products The government would then offer loans to the students, who By Caroline Shimp L • t poisoning, and about 9,000 cases FDA access to their records, the and deaths. could repay it through Staff Reporter t es~ es result in death. report States, showing that the agency But Reich said, "It could take community service. Consumers usually assume that Contaminated foods, prescription does not have enough power. months before anything official takes "Perhaps a small village or even the most seemingly harmless drugs and unlicensed medical devices Because the penalties set for place." township would combine products for sale in American "are reaching A~erican consumers u.'lsanitary conditions are too lenient, The only opposition to the bill efforts to send a bright member markets are safe, from ceramic ealth on a regular basis" the report said, some companies neglect to correct comes from a trade coalition of 62 of its community to medical kitchenware to chewable vitamins. "because the FDA has neither the them, the repon said. companies, saying the FDA needs school," Ross said. But recent cases of products resources nor the authority required A spokesman for the more enforcers, not more sweeping The Soviet Union, Nigeria, contaminated by insects and bacteria The bill, proposed in June by the to prevent such abuses." subcommittee of the House Energy power. Pakistan, Poland, brought the problem to the attention House Energy and Commerce Products exposed to bacteria, and Commerce Committee said the However, Robert Keown, Czechoslovakia and Romania of a House of Representatives Committee, "would be comparable to pesticides, insects and fHth are still proposed bill is likely to be approved. chairman of the food science have expressed interest in the subcommittee, who approved a bill the Environmental Protection approved because of "the agency's He doubts, however, that the Bush department, said food poisoning is program, Ross said. Oct. 10 that would grant the Food Agency, the Dept. of Agriculture and lack of detention and seizure administration will favor the bill usually caused by microbiological or and Drug Administration (FDA) the Consumer Product Safety authori ty," the repon states. because it puts pressure on large preparational mistakes. Fainting goats aid more power regulating imported Commission," Reich said. It will be The report also cited the FDA 's businesses. "Our FDA has been a model for food. health and drug products. presented to the full committee five-week delay in recalling If approved, the proposed bill world systems," he said. "Most scientists to find cure The Food, Drug, Cosmetic and within the next two weeks, she said. contaminated distilled water, could lead the FDA to defend the developing countries still use or have for muscle disease Device Enforcement Amendments of A study released Oct. 7 by the intended for use in infant formula. public against unnecessary sickness used our techniques." 1991 would enable the FDA to recall subcommittee states that the The bill would enable the FDA to Animal rights activists are products which violate health codes, government has yet to prevent label rejected imported products as protesting scientists who have issue civil penalties, enforce Americans from exposure to "refused entry into the U.S ." This University seeks been using goats to find the embargoes on imports, inspect contaminated products. would deter "port-shopping"- the cause of a muscle disease. records and authorize subpoenas, said The study also reports that shipping of rejected products to other Some goats have a muscle Susan Reich of the Subcommittee on between 6.5 million and 33 million U.S. pons to be sold. defect, myotonia, which causes Health and Environment. Americans are sickened with food Companies can legally deny the to raise minority their muscles to freeze and they fall over. Primarily a result of enrollment inbreeding, the goats used have developed a condition that causes delayed relaxation of Community leaders present concerns muscles. By Anna Kameh highlighted concerns community . This condition also exists in Srall Reporter members have about the status of the humans in various forms. The University officials met with university's commitment to minority ailment most closely related to minority community leaders in education. myotonia is Thomsen's Wilmington Monday to enlist their to Street said university officials did Disease. help in st udent recruitment and to not give in-depth responses to the Although scientists have answer questions about minority questions, but he said he did not been researching this defect for ··. issues on campus. expect immediate answers. more than 30 years, animal Judith Y. Gibson, assistant vice He said the coalition will work with rights activists argue that president of Aflirmative Action and the Black Student Union (BSU) and farmers who raise the Multicultural Programs said, "This the university in a collaborative effort "fainting" goats should not try meeting opened the door to more to address problems facing minorities. to scare them. cooperative planning between the Whittington, said input from other An animal rights activist community and the university." student groups along with the BSU said, "They get some goats in a would be necessary before addressing pen and make loud noises • See editorial page 6 the issues raised. trying to make them faint. The "We want to share information goats go into a panic." with the community about the positive However, scientists said "It 's a step in opening dialogue so aspects of the university and how it they look only at the goats' we can be allies in increasing the works," he said. muscles. nu mber of African-American and Race relations are not beyond help, Shirley Bryant of the Hi spanics who matriculate at the Whittington said. Statistics on University of Cincinnati, who university," she said. minority recruitment, retention and has studied myotonia in Officials from both sides discussed affirmative action are more positive humans and the goats since creating a mentor program between than people believ.e, he said. 1957, found that the the goats students and minority community The Coalition to Save Our Children fall over because a sudden leaders, which would offer a network criticized the university ih September stimuli, like a loud noise, of resources for minority students for what they called the decline of causes muscles to receive a before and after graduation, said black education. charge which continues for a Ronald F. Whittington, assistant to the President David P. Roselle said he long time, therefore the president. organized the meeting to enlist the muscles do not relax. Roselle said the mentor program is help of community leaders in minority · Myotonia is linked to only a suggestion, but will be recruitment and to establish a good muscular dystrophy, Bryant considered by administrators. relationship between the university said, because some myotonic Jea P. Street, chairman of the and the community. muscles also show signs of Coalition to Save Our Children, University officials answered dystrophy or weakness. presented a list of 15 questions which questions about minority faculty employment, the university's reaction to the Pioneer Fund study, and the USC, citing lack of i mponance of SAT scores in interest, bans vote for matriculation, yet their answers were discouraging, said Anhur Bosswell, homecoming queen member of the State Board of Education. The Univet1ity of South "Some of Roselle's responSes were Carolina is b'anning the encouraging, but others were practice of selecting a queen disappointing," he said. for the annual alumni weekend "This is the beginning of an based on a recommendation ongoing dialogue," Bosswell said. from a student commuee. "Roselle has been more forthright and The tradition of accessible to the black community homecoming queen will be than his predecessor." discontinued because the Rourke Moore, Wilmington city student review committee, councilman and university made up of student leaders Affirmative Action specialist, said he from several campus believed there were several reasons organizations, found that few for low minority recruitment at the students vote in the university and all should be discussed. homecoming elections. Dr. Linda G. ·Alessi, director of "A lot of colleges and Academic Advancement said, "It's universities ... have viewed it u imponant for us to conduct meetings a sexist or divisive program of this kind because people at the and have abandoned it for thai meeting have a lot to offer to our reason," the committee said. students. She said, "The university is being pro-active." 4 • THE Rf\IIEW • October 18, 1991

10 make sure it isn't your form." Challenging restriction, he said, is Fish speech an essential tool to maintain one's Drainage ditch expression. continued from fJi18f! 1 Fighting back is the philosophical version of the "so is your old man," Fish, who also is a professor of mentalicy he said. threatens wetlands English and law at Duke University, The government, Fish said, limits updated Samuel Johnson's quote that what it calls "fighting words" which By Oara Rheinhardt "Many residents have " patriotism is the last refuge of are likely to provoke ""average"" 5r.ll Reporter complained, saying that the ditch is scoundrels." people to retaliate and breach the A 150-foot-long ditch off going to interfere with the wetlands "These days," he said, "the first peace. Barksdale Road is posing a threat to and has destroyed plant life," said amendment is the first refuge of "There is no class of utterances the city of Newark. Mike Mahaffie, a spokesman for scoundrels." separable from conduct," he said. Both residents near the drainage DNREC. Any discussion of the first Everything we say pinches on the ditch and t.he Department of Natural However, the only plants harmed amendment, he said, starts with a world and we must take the Resources and Environmental by the digging were tall stalk-like citation · to John Milton's responsibility that there will be risks Resources (DNREC) charge that the reeds, Public Works Department Lee Dickerson, a 15-year-old Newark resident, stands near the ditch "Areopagitica" where Milton argues with everything we say, he said. digging of the ditch, which began Director Arthur W . Fridl said . extending from Barksdale Road to Christiana Creek. for the freedom of speech for all, Fish, with his combination of Oct. 11 . destroyed wetlands "We used to look out on huge except Catholics. literary criticism, linguistics and protected by federal law. cattails and now in their place is a Works violated federal wetlands government. Distinctions and restrictions on free critical legal studies has become an The ditch was built at the big ditch," said Marsha Burnett, a protection laws in digging the ditch. The pipe has been in the ground speech are made favorable 10 the ones important figure in literary theory. opening of a 40-inch drainage pipe resident of Williamsburg Village. Because the land is fresh water for over 20 years, but Frid.l said city interpreting it and to their particular His works include "Surprised by running underground from "They just snuck in and started wetlands , it is out of the city's inspectors recently noticed the pipe group, he said. Sin; The Reader in 'Paradise Lost"," Barksdale Road toward Christina digging." control, Mahaffie said. The decision opening was clogged with mud and Without restrictions, the well­ "Is There a Text in this Class?" and his Creek. Residents are not sure if Public is pending on word from the federal debris interfering with the known Milton scholar said, most recent book, "Doing What channeling of water. unregulated free speech would have Comes Naturally: Change, Rhetoric Public Works intended to clear no meaning. and the Practice of Theory in Literary the debris from the front of the pipe, Those who set restrictions such as and Legal Studies." Students pickup basketball games enabling water to flow freely college administrators must decide The speech was sponsored by the through the pipe. In order for this to whether tolerating or whether University Honors Programs, the continued from page 1 required to play is total commitment was hell, but it was fun." work, it is necessary to dig a ditch regulating free speech would bring the department of English, the University to serious basketball, says Paige. "When you're out there on the in front of the pipe clearing away all most harm, he said. Faculty Committee on Cultural up and plays with whoever is t.here. And serious basketball it is. A main courts playing, you're there for unwanted debris, Fridl said. "Some form (of free speech) will Activity, the department of "It's usually the same guys game starting in late afternoon can the duration," says Webb. "If you "We are very annoyed about this always be restricted," the fonner Johns educational development and the legal hanging around the court all the tum into a series of games lasting just want to screw around you stay whole situation," said Nancy Hopkins professor said. "Its your job studies program. time," says Paige. "You can late into the night as players rotate on the side courts." McSweeney, another nearby recognize people by face if not by between teams. Soon the cold weather will drive resident. "This is the wetlands and name." Pat Ullman (BE FR) plays three many players inside for the winter should be left alone." When it comes time to pick to four times a week and says he and and the courts will be empty. Fridl said, "This ditch does not Program budget slashed teams, "we just look for the tall hls friends will play until the lights But next spring, the games will eliminate the wetlands. Il merely guys," says Paige. are turned off. begin again, played five-on-five, helps the passage of water that was continued from page 1 offer to Sandy Robbins, but no While being tall may help, it is "We were out here for over four four-on-four, two-on-two or maybe originally scheduled to flow through contract." said, Murray stipulated that PTTP not necessary. The only thing hours one night," says Ullman. "It even a little one-on-one. this pipe." Robbins declined to comment on establish an undergraduate major in whether these budget cuts violated a theater production and a minor in contract between himself and the theater. university. Despite a possible breach The P1TP included the programs of contract, Browning sai d, the in its proposal and they will be P1TP decided not to go to court, but offered sometime next year if the Vintage Clothing with Character instead to negotiate with the changes are approved. L university. A decision about the proposal, PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD "What is important, " Robbins which was submitted to Pipes Oct. 7, E said, "'"is t.hat what we came here to will be reached by Pipes and accomplish remains possible despite Overalls {All brands) Military Clothes-lssue­ President David P. Roselle after two v problems with the budget or any Faculty Senate committees make other circumstances." ackets, Pants, Shirts t.heir recommendations. I The decision should be announced Classic and 501 Browning said there was a Tues., Oct. 22 within the next four to six weeks, specific amount of money stipulated Jeans Pipes said. Both sides are confident fo r the PTTP budget in program Wed., Oct. 23 the proposal will be approved. director Sanford Robbins' letter The proposed cuts will not affect Jackets Thurs., Oct. 24 inviting the program to the students currently in the program university from the University of Suede because the three-year program will Wisconsin. Cut-offs graduate its first class this May. But the letter allowed for small "Although we are extremely adjustments of the budget, Robbins Leather distressed at the reduction in the said, in times of emergency. production areas of the P1TP," said Browning also said the PTTP had Browning, " We're satisfied that we been advised by legal council that Jackets, bombers, will be able to, on a minimum level, the leuer constitutes a binding operate a professional acting training contract. vests, .pants, Richie's program competitive with those we Pipes said, "There was a letter of align ourselves with." CD skirts 201 962-4944

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Student views on rape and the Greek system Greeks say they are victims of unf~ir stereotyping (male and lemale responses) . . ,. :Oon~t. mntinued from p;l8t! 1 recalls hearing "two University of Greek community. conspicuous group on campuses, he Edward Mechling (AS JR), a Yes '' No· 'kliOW.'.''' Delaware fraternity brothers says. ,·.. :;:::;:::::::·:. and Robert A. Hummer (in Gender member of Lambda Chi Alpha Theodore E. Braun, chairman of laughingly describe a woman they :·: · & Society; 1989) reports that rapes had raped ... as 'so out of it' she fraterni.ty, says the perception of the Faculty Senate committee on Do you believe that the Greek frequently occur in fraternities doesn't 'know what's going on."' fraternities can result in a negative student life, says Greeks are not system fosters attitudes which · 2s ~ 3% ·&8;7%. bcaluse of their environment. Warshaw says, "(Fraternity men view of individual members. targeted any more than other condone rape? :·: :::·:· According to the study, "men's rape] out of their own sense of "Girls seem wary when they see groups. .:.::;:.:.:.:.:<;;;}i social fraternities on college and brotherhood and manhood, a guy with letters," Mechling says. Any fraternity member accused .... ;:;:-:::: :::::; university campuses ... are a reinforced by their view that their "If you want to walk a girl home of wrongdoing will claim he is Do you believe rape occurs ·::: ·:::}: :)~\? .. .·.· physical and sociocultural context social privilege allows them to she tends to look at you differently being targeted, he says. more often with Greeks? : . ~2 ~~A; n.:~~ :. ~~9~ ::::.; that encourages the sexual coercion assault and degrade." and ask a lot of questions." Dean of Students Timothy F. of women." Some fraternity members Steve Mrowca (AS JR), a Brooks says the Greek community Source: Informal survey of 275 uni~~ersity students ronduct.ed.~The RPView.;.· The study further states that dispute the claim that date rape is member of the Alpha Tau Omega is singled out to a degree. Gtaphic by Thomas ez-inski fraternity members are most more prevalent in their fraternity, says date rape is a "Fraternities are targeted to an they do not account for the number Oberly said the lack of physical concerned with images of organizations, contending they are problem all over, not just in extent because nationally they are of people in the housing categories. evidence in date rape cases also masculinity, stressing competition, unnecessarily targeted because of fraternities. getting negative publicity from "There are not many people in complicates attempts to convict the nd alcohol consumtion and sexual their high visibility. Others refute "That kind of behavior doesn't alleged acquaintance and gang Greek housing," he says. "I get the offender. prowess with women. this contention, using these come out of the blue," he says. "It rapes," he says. feeling problems are greater in Although most cases do not Margaret Anderson, a university allegations to justify targeting comes from early influences, not A university study conducted in Greek housing ." bring convictions, Oberly says the sociologist, says the "cultural Greeks. fraternities." 1989 revealed sexual assault was There are approximately 450 complaints do serve a purpose of arrangement and stereotyping of Dean Rowley (BE SR), Raymond 0 . Eddy, director of least prevalent in fraternity and students in Greek housing and making the public more sensitive both men and women" in some president of the Interfraternity Greek Affairs, says rape has been a sorority houses, as compared to 7,185 in university housing. and scare the accused. fraternities leads to a high tendency Council, says "When a rape problem at fraternities , both residence halls and off -campus The fraternity date rape issue He estimated about 10 of violence toward women. happens, heads tum to the Greek nationally and on campus, but housing . Five to 11 percent of struck the university's Greek acquaintance rape complaints occur Robin Warshaw, in a book community because it's a large agrees the visibility of Greeks assault incidents occurred in Greek community in the fall of 1989 every weekend in the state, review of Peggy Reeves Sanday's body of people to label." brings added attention. housing. when an alleged incident of sexual reflecting a problem in society as a book, Fraternity Gang Rape, (The Rowley says one criminal action Greeks get press coverage when But Brooks says the study's contact was reported by a 17 -year­ whole. Philadelphia Inquirer, Jan. 6, 1991) by a member stereotypes the entire a rape is alleged because they are a figures can be misleading because old studenL who attended a party at "Men have a subconscious Kappa Alpha. disrespect for women," he says. Rowley says this incident "Men feel they are owed something resulted in instituting additional sex ually." date rape education programs. Sargent agrees that date rape is a Brooks says the incident had a societal problem stemming from significant impact on Greeks. "The male disrespect for females. Greek community suffered a Leslie Orysh, a counseling horrible black eye and they are still psychologist at the university, says trying to cope." attributing date rape to disrespect He says the incident made for women simplifies the issue. NOBODY Greeks and the un iversity more She attributes this to many vigilant about the issue of date factors such as peer pressure, lack rape. of communication, alcohol, societal KNOWS Pete Sargent, president of Kappa norms and stereotypes often Alpha at the time of the reinforced by Greeks. investigation, says although Some men come to counseling LIKE "fingers are pointed at the after realizing they have a problem fraternity as a group, the fact a with date rape, but only after being woman was raped gets lost." involved with a court case, she ®DOMINO'S.m "If it is a good group of guys says . and a few are demented enough to "Men are pressured to be in rape, let's string him up by the charge, to go for it and be able to How You Like Pizza At Home. nuts," he says, referring to the talk later," she says. focus on the fraternity as a whole As long as date rape occurs, and instead of the individual who if it occurs in Greek houses, allegedly raped. fraternities will continue to be The case was frustrating because singled out. 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The Review's opinion Taking the first step The·university begins an important journey by opening_ channels of communication with the minority commumty The Chinese proverb says that in the black community was further the journey of 1,000 miles begins tarnished. with one step. We applaud Roselle's openness The university took the and efforts to bridge the expanding proverbial first step in t~ying . to gap between the university and the improve its relattonshtp w~th minority community. members of the mmonty By holding Monday's meeting, community at an open forum in the previously isolated worlds of Wilmington Monday. the university and Delaware's black The meeting, designed to offer community came together. suggestions on recruiting and But this is only the first step. Ron Kaufman retaining minority students, was We would like to advise the organized by President David P. university to follow up the meeting Letters to the editor Roselle and was called the largest with concrete actions and recruitment programs and Effecting change propaganda being propagated In our One out of 20 of these patiems tested : panel on improving race relations school newspaper. positively for HIV. ever attended by the university. scholarships such as the Meredith Brittain, in her article of This sample is in no way · In the Sept. 13 issue of The Comprehensive Minority Business This letter is in response to the article Oct. 8, with an unprecedented binge of representative of the population of · Review, Jea P. Street, chairman of Program recently started by the in the Oct. 6 issue of The Review, laughter-bashing, dealt a heartless blow Delaware, so it is not correct to : the Coalition to Save Our Children, College of Business and Economics regarding the College of Education and to the pro-jocundity faction of this extrapolate from this group to say that - the boycott of the college called for by . said "There are a number of and the Upward Bound Math/ university. one out of 20 Delawareans teated HIV . Mr. Joshua Greene. As president of the Organization for positive. contrlbuting factors to the decline Science Priority grant the I would like to commend Mr. Greene university just received from the the Dispelling of Despondency (ODD), I The data are presented as pooled data : of black education, and the for trying to effect change, but I must have dedicated the past three years of my and then broken down by sub-groups of : University of Delaware's non­ U.S. Department of Education. disagree with the methods that he wants life to cheering the cheerless and the population. . to use. committal to minority education is The recruitment of minorities consoling the inconsolable. For the last Examination of these figures provides . one of them." does not just affect the future of I am an African-American graduate two decades, the members of the further evidence of the extent to which : student and I work as an advisor in the Delaware chapter of the ODD have the sample from which these numbers - After the March sit-in by the black students, but the future of Office of Student Services, which is in Black Student Union (BSU), anyone interested in the University visited old age homes, fed the homeless, derive is not a representative cross­ the College of Education. cleaned the streets, sent care packages to section of the Delaware population. declining enrollment figures for of Delaware. Working within lhis deparunent, I am students without friends, asked strangers The abbreviation STD is used in black students and most recently Let's hope this step is followed only too aware that there are very few to smile, and have even bought the several places, but never defined in the the BSU's call for new students not by many others. minority students, which signifies that university library a subscription to article so that when the statement is there will be even fewer minority Smiler's Monthly. made that "74 percent testing for STDs to enroll in the College of teachers coming out of our programs to Education, the university's image -R.J. What did we ask for in return? - were heterosexual with no other high­ go into the schools. nothing. risk involvement such as drug use, sex I agree that there needs to be a greater What did Meredith Brittain give us? with intravenous drug users or bisexual emphasis placed on the recruitment and -hate. activity" it is unclear whether this refers retention of minority students, but I think In a single article she smashed the to individuals who tested positively to Editorial policy that this effort must come not only from fragile frolicsomeness which we had ANY sexually transmitted disease or the individual colleges and departments, carefully cultivated at this university. only those who were HIV positive. Review & o ·nion: Page & is reserved for opinion and commentary. The .editorial above repr e~t.s the but from the university as a whole. When I gaze upon Ms. Brittain's Finally, the article which accompanies consensus 0 inio~ of the Review staff and is written by the editor of the .edotoroal page, except when im'::JI.ed. The more minority students recruited Staff column~ are the opinion of the author. Cartoons represent the opomon of the art1st. Letters to the 1tor beautiful smile which appears above her this diagram concerns the high rate of and admitted, the greater the pool of unpleasant prose, and think of how it HIV positive pregnant women who are co nta~~~~~~~,;~~~~~d~~ · Friday during the academic school year, Fridays during the Winter Session, by minority students to enter the field of the student lxxly of the University of Delaware, Newark, Del. could be used for good, only deepens my not the subject of the diagram at all! education. dejection. The issue of the AIDS epidemic is far I would also like to point out that the However, this is not what upsets me too important and far too dangerous to be blame for the lack of minority students most. Neither does the fact that three of either exaggerated or obfuscated by does not lie solely with the College of our members have collapsed from severe confusion and statistical Education. Note that the number of depression, nor that our organization's misrepresentation. Editorial columnists minority freshmen entering with the weekl·y skip through campus has been I hope that The Review will be more Richard Jones, editor in chief Robert Weston, editorial page editor intent to teach has been, and still is in cancelled. What upsets me the most is responsible in its reporting of such data Paul Kane, columnist Ron Kaufman, columnist decline. Molly Williams, columnist that, for the first time in my life, I cried. in the future. Education has not been a primary Karen Rosenberg career choice for minorities (Lyson, David Isaac Department of Anthropology 1983) especially with other opportunities AS SR being available with better conditions and salaries. The number of students choosing Fraternal support Properly judging judges college after high school is also Perplexing parking decreasing dramatically. The undersigned executive directors Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas The number of minority teachers is I am writing this letter due to the great of the national fraternities represented in claimed the confirmation process and the linda predicted to decline, while the minority distress I have over the parking issue. the Interfraternity Council (IFC) at the hearings on sexual harassment are modern day Anderson student population ·is expected to University officials seem to be avoiding university categorically reject the versions of a public lynching and called for increase to the point that our minorities the problem, while students and the inference by the IFC, as stated in the change in the system. Throughout Thomas' will be the majority group in some areas citizens of Newark are demanding an recently published article "IFC testimony, much emphasis was placed on this (Dudley and Bell, 1991). immediate answer. challenges interest groups," that, "these topic by both Thomas and senators on the We must do our best to combat the My biggest question concerns the gold renegade fraternities give Greek life a committee, until Delaware's own senator, impending shortage that is predicted, and lot across from the Morris Library. bad name." committee chairman Joseph Biden, said in a boycotting is not the way. Why, after all the problems with Each of the four named fraternities, raging speech that he had heard enough. It is important to our children that parking, and with a general increase in Alpha Gamma Rho, Delta Chi, Sigma Biden said the current system is the ~_ ,:.ve they have role models to encourage them campus crime, was this lot convened into Alpha Mu, and Theta Xi are legitimate have therefore the senators should stop bashing as they complete their education. a visitor lot, with no appa.rent fraternities, well thought of in the it and concern themselves instead with the an appeals court judge and civil rights activisL The field of education without substitution for students who wish to go interfraternity community. The confirmation commiuee is not a court inquiry. minority representation would be to the library? It is in the best interest of the · of law and its duty is not to examine every Biden's views are wildly dangerous. True, detrimental for all students, hampering The nearest lot is the gold lot behind university and the IFC to recognize all facet of an individual's character to see if it the current system may be the best available, the development of their social and racial Public Safety, and I feel that the walk new fraternities.. Infighting only agrees with an accepted mode, or to publicly but that doesn't mean people must be satisfied attitudes and their outlook on equality in from this lot to the library is not a safe enhances the position of our critics and investigate every accusation made against the with it as Blden seems to be. By criticizing society. one. creates resentment within our ranks. nominee. Thomas and others for exposing the system's The students who are going through Besides that, tonight I couldn't even The university Greek system will be There is a legal system for that, and by faults during the proceedings, Biden is saying the education programs today will be the find an open spot there. strengthened when all fraternities are emphasizing Hill's allegations to the degree it it may be wrong, but it must be adhered to for teachers of tomorrow. Another question I don't think I will working together to promote the had, the commiuee has encouraged individuals the sake of making a decision. Change can be effected from within get a straight answer to is why go~d fraternity experience. to circunmavigate the judicial system and to Torture was once thought to be the best the system, by the people calling for the sidewalks are being dug up to put tn We urge those fraternities in the IFC bring forth allegations at their convenience, available method of catching criminals, but changes. more expensive brick sidewalks, when to bring into the fold, those who have thereby denying the accused the right to a fair luckily, people questioned the validity of the It is important for us to maintain this money could probably go towards been excluded. system and we developed more civilized trial. numerous positions within the system we the much needed multi-deck parking Hill admiued it was a ·not to make a methods (although Thomas may disagree). mistake are trying to change. We need to reach garage? complaint 10 years a~ when the event Until that happened though, a lot of innocent back and help our own, and for most of The university has shown us once Sidney N. Dunn, ·allegedly occurred. But by bringing the people suffered or died as they ~ere processed our children, the person who will again that more money doesn't mean Alpha Epsilon Pi accusations forward now, she has set a double :through a faulty system. There IS no reason ~o influence them the most outside of their better quality. standard. continue with dangerous and unfatr family, will be a teacher. If you think that the more money we james E. Greer, Jr., She has said her mistakes should be 'proceedings simply because that is all there is. While I am in no way trying to excuse pay for our parking stickers will get us Zeta Beta Tau Some say senators should focus on the forgiven and she should have a second chance the university or the College of better parking, think again. In fact, the .sexual harassment issue and worry about the to accuse Thomas. But by making the Education from their responsibilities, I more money we pay, the less spaces Kenneth Maddox, : allegations quietly in an FBI document., instead system's errors when the proceedings are am trying to show that we all have there are. Watch out, pretty soon the best Sigma Phi Epsilon • of through the legal system, she denied finished and after a decision has been made. responsibilities. and only place to leave your car might be the right to a falr trial and the second : lbis is not a solution because the American Thomas Therefore, I extend a challenge to on the streets of Wilmington. Richard A Barnes, . chance she expected for herself. .public , senators and representatives have short President Roselle, the university and the Kappa Alpha Order : 1lie purpose of confinnation proceedings, ;attention spans. Once a decision has been College of Education. Sheila O'Neill for Thomas and future nominees, should be to ·made, people will focus their attention on other I recognize the steps that have already AS SR Terrance Harper, : review the the nominee's past performance, mauers, forgeuing the system's faults, and the been taken to increase minority Phi Kappa Psi : search for bias in the nominees' decisions and motivation for change will din'Unish. By staling enrollment, but I encourage them to determine if that individual is qualified for the ineffectiveness and unfairness of the acknowledge that these steps have met T.J. Schmitz, system, publicly and officially during the promotion to the Supreme Court. with minimal success. Explaining an epidemic Tau Kappa Epsilon : proceedings, the problem is thrust onto the Bias was not evident in Thomas' treatment I would like them to recosnize and act of Hill. As her employer, Thomas offered Hill political agenda and can not be ignored. on the fact that new programs need to be The AIDS epidemic in the Uni~ed John Green, job opportunities and promotions as befit her The result of this unfair system is that the developed, and minority recruitment States is a very serious problem whtch Phi Kappa Tau confirmation committee's fmal decision was qualifications and abilities. It is a shame that efforts university-wide need to be must be brought to the attention of the senate confirmation committee cannot do based on the issue of whether or not the reevaluated and expanded. everyone. Kenneth file, - · the same for Thomas. senators believed him guilty of Hill's To Mr. Greene, I say before we Although the disease has reached Delta Tau Delta • boycott anythins. we must evaluate the frightening levels in all segments of the accusations instead of his past performance as Unda /vJderson is a ropy editor of The Review. long term effects of our actions on those American population, it is an issue that Donald L. Stohl, who are depending on us; the delicate must seem very far removed from the Kappa Delta Rho future of our children is in our hands. lives of most college students. Editorial editor's note I was therefore very pleased to see this Mark 0. Thorsby, . Renise D. Vance Unlike the news pages, the Review & Opinion page is the section where we important issue treated on the Oct. 4 Alpha Tau Omega : EDGP front paae of Tht Rtview. encourage our writers to express their . . opinio~s. However, the figure• presented in the The Review encourages members of the umvers1ty and surround1~g Maurice littlefield, Smilers unite diaaram are a mlsrepreHntation and a community to voice their own views in the form of letters to the ed1tor. Sigma Nu misuse of statistics. These data were While The Review encourages debate on all issues, the opinions that appear I was dismayed and distraught to taken from patients at tile Wilmington Tom Helmbock, on these pages (with the exception of the editorial that appears in the upper left discover the blatant anti-smiling Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic. corner of the page) should not be construed as the opinion of The Review. lambda Chi Alpha Octnber 18, 1991 • THE REVIEW • 7 Colorado Contact Ski Co1npany Lenses ~ ~~¥~~ ] Great Food- Any Time 11 AM - 2 AM • Opens 10 AM for Brunch on Saturday and Sunday Glasses Come To Our Fifties Ski Lodge For Breakfast, Burgers, Pizza, Shakes, Sodas, Floats, Creamies And Near Beer! 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Maty K. Mattner J Flute instructor Eileen Grycky has been teaching music at the university for 10 years and will play a solo at the orchestra's anniversary gala. The flute of her labors Orchestrating a life of instruction and performance

By Susan Coulby students, says Grycky's instruction has Above: The Newark Symphony Orchestra began as a six-member group in 1962. Assistant features Ed~or taught her to be more interpretive with Maestro Roman Pawlowski has been leading Newark's official orchestra since 1982. Eileen Grycky's father was a musician music. who dreamed his daughter would also tread "She's more into sound, exJX'ession and a tune-filled path through life. interpretation rather than technique," He didn't, however, live to see this Freedman says. reverie become a reality. Although she devotes many hours each Newark Symphony Orchestra Grycky, a university m~ic instructor, week to teaching young musicians, Grycky was only five when her father died, but always reserves enough lime to pursue her since then she's fulfilled his dreams while own performance opportunities. satisfying quite a few of her own as well. "If I'm trying to teach students to A flutist since the age of eight and a perform, it makes sense for me to perform," university flute teacher for the past 10 she says. "In the more academic fields, it's celebrates 25 melodious years years, Grycky will help some fellow 'publish or perish.' With music, it's By Andrea Galante opponunity to local musicians and university amateur members have a certain passion musicians celebrate a different dream­ 'perform or perish."' suffReporter students for a quarter of a century. which sometimes isn't as apparent in come-true when she performs a flute solo at If that adage is anywhere close to being An orchestral concert begins with an To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the professional orchestras. the Newark Symphony Orchestra's 25th true, Grycky should be around for quite a empty auditorium. The early-arriving orchestra will perform in Loudis Hall in the "When a large number of people are anniversary concen on Sunday. while-unless she drops from exhaustion. audience sees only rows of chairs lined up on Amy E. DuPont Music Building on Sunday giving their best effons, the results are quite This commemorative event will give At the university, Grycky belongs to two a stage. at 7:30p.m. inspired," he says. Grycky a chance to perform among her faculty chamber music groups. She's Soon the orchestra members file onto the Founded by Harley S. Hastings, the six· University graduate Amy Brunski, the pupils who play in the orchestra. performed as one-half of the Taggart­ platform, and the room fills with the member Newark School-Community orchestra's business manager, agrees. With 17 flute students under her tuneful Grycky Flute-Guitar Duo since 1982 and disjointed sounds of musicians tuning their Orchestra gave its ftrst performance in 1962 "The musicians don't get paid, so it ' s tutelage, she spends her weekday has been a member of the Del'Arte Wind instruments. at Newark High School's Christmas program. something they do for fun ," she says. "But afternoons helping them to achieve the Quintet for about eight years. Then the concert starts, overwhelming the Four years later, the group had grown to they deal with the frustrations of music just same musical way of life that she enjoys. "One of the most exciting things about audience by the combined sound of all the 30 members and adopted its current name. like anybody else does ." "The most imponant thing for students is being here is being able to perform with orchestra members bringing the printed Today, the NSO boasts over 70 members Pawlowski says the orchestra provides LO love music, to love what they're doing two groups," she says. "We all feel it makes music to life. and was named the city's official orchestra members with a different satisfaction than and have the desire to improve," she says. us better teachers." Being a member of the audience is by former Mayor William Rudd. playing alone. "Talent is important, but not as much as Although Grycky and panner Christiaan thrilling, but t>eing a member of the orchestra The orchestra, which performs four times Playing in th e orchestra is "fun but being devoted to music and wanting to Taggart have performed in Belgium and can be spiritually uplifting and inspiring, says a year, practices weekly at Glasgow High intense. It has a spiritually elevating quality," express yourself better." France, she says, they've also travelled "all Roman Pawlowski, the music director for the School. Pawlowski says. And to Grycky, a large pan of musical over the states." She says they perform Newark Symphony Orchestra (NSO). Pawlowski, who has conducted the group The orchestra al so offers university self-expression comes through performing. most frequently along the East Coast The orchestra has provided this since Hastings retired in 1982, says the see NSO page 12 Deborah Freedman (AS JR), one of her see FLUTIST page 12

California earthquake area still shaken and disturbed .·.

By Trent T. Van Doren June 1991. Though many parts of the cities were news. Staff Reporter "There are gaping holes where destroyed, Tierney offers an optimistic "I was really scared because the repons There are some anniversaries that buildings used to be on the Pacific A view, praising recent building were so vague." ' shouldn't be celebrated. Garden Mall, the shopping district which construction. Murphy remembers two people playing On Oct. 17, 1989, at approximately was devastated," she says. glance "What was amazing about the ping-pong behind him laughing about the 5:04 p.m. Pacific Standard Time, a horror According to Kathleen J. Tierney, the earthquake," Tierney says, "was how catastrophe. occurred which took 62 lives, injured research director of the DRC, the back ... little damage was actually done in To make matters worse, Murphy says, over 2,200 people, and left more than magnitude of the earthquake was 7.1 on metropolitan areas like San Francisco and "My brother had called and said he hadn't 10,000 homeless. the Richter scale. Oakland. heard from mom and dad." Yesterday marked the anniversary of Tierney adds, "The damage caused was this week "The cities had well-constructed Fortunately, Murphy's parents were the Loma Prieta Earthquake, the between $6 billion and $10 billion buildings which were built recently to safe in their botel room. He says they California quake lbat struck along the San dollars, which makes it one of the most resist the earthquake forces. Most damage weren't hun, though the tremors made Andreas fault and shook the nation. damaging earthquakes in U.S. history." in was done to the older buildings." them fall to the floor. "It still looks as though the earthquake The DRC, the world's first research Colin Murphy (AS JR), whose parents Whether earthquake, fire or flood, each happened last week," says Susan L. center of its kind, was established at the were on the West Coast celebrating their disaster affects the lives of millions of Knight (AS OR), who has been studying Ohio State University in 1963 and moved 1989 30th wedding anniversary when the people. In addition to the victims, others the Lorna Prieta Earthquake for almost to the university in 1985. earthquake occurred, says he will never help in rescue effons, while some assist two years. . The center's long-term recovery study forget the disaster. as consultants. A research coordinator of the of the earthquake, funded by the National He didn't make the connection between In over 520 countries, teams from the university's Disaster Research Center Science Foundation, researches the his parents and the eanhquake right away . DRC have collected information from (DRC) on 77 E. Main St., Knight California cities of San Francisco, Santa Cruz is very slow - almost non· "Then it hit me," Murphy says. "That natural disasters, like this eartbqualce, as describes the site she has visited 'three Oakland and Santa eruz. existent," says Knight, who conducts field night I sat in the basement lounge of well as technological disasters, such as times since the tragedy, most recently in "The reconstruction of downtown work for the DRC in that city. Dickinson E and ~atched every bit of nuclear meltdowns.

Greek tradition at T' Adelphia

By Pamela Wray De Stefano Although the decor is in the choice for customers who enjoy Photography Editor RESTAURANT '70s mode, the dark wood and a tangy oil and vinegar-based - Buried in the depths of the REVIEW stained glass create a warm, dressing splashed with flavorful spices. city of Newark, a small dining T'Adelphla dim atmosphere. The bread, made daily on the treasure lies hidden to many Newark Shopping All entrees are accompanied Center by soup and the salad bar. premises. is fresh and very residents. Call 368-9114 for hours. Freshly stocked with many filling. It is the cozy, comfortable A· Greek restaurant T' Adelphia, vegetables, pasta dishes and Next, customers choose formerly the Ivystone, located dressings, the salad bar is a between the soup of the day or in the Newark Shopping Center When first entering the healthy beginning to the diMer. the Greek soup Avgolemono, a since 1976. establishment, a display of This option is so tasty that it lemon soup. T' Adelphia, meaning "the mouth-watering dessens, such can comprise a whole meal . The latter of the two is a brothers," is owned by two as strawberry shortcake and The all-you-can-eat soup and wise decision. Creamy and brothers and models a Greek baklava, catches the eye, salad bar is offered for $6.95 thick, the rice-based lemon tradition of "love of land, of signaling the stomach to save during dimer and $4.95 during soup is a delicious alternative An elegantly cozy atmosphere for pleasant Greek dining can be found with friendly the family, of fine wines and of room for these homemade liUich. to ordinary soup. tervlce at T'Adelphla reauurant In the Newark Shopping Center on Main Street. goodf~ . " treats. The house dressing is a good see GREEk paae 12 , ~ 1 0 • THE REVIEW • October 18, 1991 The Review Student Center 8-1 Newark, DE 19716 CLASSIFIEDS ANNOUNCEMENTS WORD PROCESSING 11.50 per page 731 - 1338. KING -SIZE WATERBED: Great CIOndilion . 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Federation Heavyweight The music of Van Halen is supposed to have the toughness Championship. of charred steak and attitude of a gritty, tired construction Had I the 20 eyes or the wisdom worker. of Solomon, I couldn't have seen Van Hagar's sound is clean and synthesized with wholesome lead vocals from rock and roll 's pretty boy, this coming. The Sheik's manager, "Classy" Sammy Hagar. Freddie Blassie, a cane-wielding This is not to say Van Hagar puts on a bad show; the show maniac, had promised an easy was quite good. But Van Hagar just doesn 't carry the same victory for his man - Americans, biting sound Van Halen once did. he claimed, were fat, stupid and Each show began with a pitiful performance from opening clearly no match for even your act, Alice In Chains. They're a band that resembles a mutant average 6-year-old Iranian. cross between Queensryche and Metallica, but played like When the Hulkster came off the each member of the band drank a boule of Nyquil before walking on stage. ropes and dropped his leg on the atr When Van Hagar bolted out on Tuesday, everyone stood in directly above the Sheik's chest. ·I reverence as Eddie played the national anthem. knew I had found salvation. When he got the three-count, I The crowd was off and running from the first power drill wrunes of "Poundcake," followed by other numbers from their was born again. I am a wrestling fan. But please, new release, For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge. Hagar looked more like a college student than a rock star, none of that Oreco-Rornan hoo-hah forme. wearing plaid shons, a yellow T-shin emblazoned with the Now, when I tell people I enjoy phrase "Red Rocker" and a pair of high-top sneaks. The members of Van Halen, Michael Anthony, Alex Van Halen, Sammy Hagar and Eddie Van Halen watching professional wrestling, see VAN HAGAR page 12 they usually smile and ask me how many volts I got during electroshoel!; therapy. - That or they try to sell me :a controlling interest in the Brooklyn Bridge. A number of little mistakes abuse Foster's child So I feel honor-bound to defend my love of lhe sport. Wrestling is the struggle of good versus evil. It's By Rob Rector Accused), so it seems frustrating that for her voice and pouty actions are capable of drawing Entertainment Editor about love and hate and the damag~ MOVIE REVIEW first outing berund the helm she would choose sympathetic, cheek-pinching "awwwws" from that one man can do (with a steel Loneliness. one with so little character development. the audience at the drop of a hat. chair or foreign object). . · One of the ugliest words in the English Little Man Tate For Fred Tate is no average nerd, on the Foster gives a fine performance (as usual) Orion It's two men face to face --: language. contrary, he is an exceptional nerd, a "Wonder­ with her "Don' know nulhin' mutha" with an reaching, grabbing, striving to beat Otildren are sometimes oblivious to the pain Director...... jodie Foster Geek," if you will. He can't even muster up uncircumferenced love for her son . B each other senseless. this word can cause, or the scars it can leave friends in a convention for these precocious Wiest also shines as the psychologist Jane Professional wrestling - there's behind.And the desperate attempt to "fit in" is pests in an annual brain-off, the "Odyssey of the Grierson, who wants Fred to further propel his absolutely nothing professional almost essential for impressionable youths. Mind" tournament (the Odyssey is a fantasyland intellectual capabilities. about it. In Little Man Tate, Fred Tate did not "fit Wiest). for dorks, challenging kids to fill their pores Dede and Grierson have a cons1.am parental I have learned much from in." Foster makes her directorial debut with this with equations, hypotheses and Pythagorean "tug of war" with Fred, Grierson appealing to professional wrestling, lessons that His superior mental ability made him an occasionally trite but compassionate and theorems.) him on an intellectual level, while Dede relates will enable me to take my rightful island in the sea of childhood. An island endearing story of isolated youth.ln her years as Fred is played with timid accuracy by Adam to him on a purely emotional plane, showing place in our society. inhabited by only two people: his mother Dede an actress, Foster usually had an acute eye for Hann-Byrd, who resembles a hybrid of Mr. him that love is what builds a person. On force: It's okay to choke (Jodie Foster) and a child psychologist (Dianne well-written scripts (Taxi Driver, The Potato Head and Pee Wee Herman. His squeaky see LITTLE page 12 somebody, as long as you break before the five-count. On the nature of evil: Bad guys MOVIE TIMES can't pick their noses, let alone function in society without the aid of Top five movies for the week ending Oct. 12 On the edge of surreal a manger. On free will: Everything, even 1) The Fisher King ($4.5 million gross for the week) these themes and others, but over­ title matches, is predestined. 2)Ricochet ($4.4 million) conceptualizing this film is a My friends and I go to the 3)Frankie & Johnny ($4.3 million) MOVIE REVIEW mistake. Barton Fink is not really matches sometimes, mostly because 4)Ernest Scared Stupid ($4 million) Barton Fink about anything, but its purpose my friend ' s mom gets us free 5)Deceived ($3.7 million) Twentieth Century Fox seems more to make you feel, not tickets. think: It's a sensory catalogue of OJristiana Mall machine that spawns a slew of Director...... joel Coen It's almost a religious experience A the title character's world for us. I-95 and Route 7 (368-9600) mindless, inane sequels (can't unravelling about him. Jesus walked amongst the lepers, wait!). Showtimes: Fri. - 5:30, And the creators of Raising we walk among pencil-necked geeks Paradise (f'G.13) - Don johnson 8:15, 10:30. Sat.- 1:45, 5 7:45, By Chris Cronis Arizona and last year's excellent who believe you can never get Contributing Editor and Melanie Griffith star as a oouple 10. Sun. - 12:30, 2:45, 6, 8:15. Miller's Crossing have crafted enough of guys in tights rolling At some point in our lives one of the best and most original with an ailing marriage until a little N\on thruThurs. -6,8:15 around the canvas. we ' ve all sensed th at we're films of 1991. Like masochists making trips to boy enters their home, and opens enveloped by a subtle lunacy - Not since David Lynch's see the latest Ernest P . Worrell fire on the both of them (just The Fisher King (R) - Director that creeping feeling that we were Eraserhead has a film so movie, we schlep monthly to the kidding). Showtimes: 1:30, 4:15, Terry (Monty Python) Gilliam's cast into a world where everything thoroughly worked on one's nerve Nassau Coliseum to see grown men 7:30, 10:10 surreal fantasy about a down-and­ and everyone is slightly out-of­ endings. Sound is the real star of pull hair and fight diny. out OJ and his bum buddy. This fish whack, except for ourselves. Barton Fink; doors open and slam While it's fun to try and start a Writer's block: another famili ar The Super (R) - Oscar-winner joe should've been thrown back in like surf hitting a distant shore, wave or leap to our feet and scream, feeling . The need to produce Happy-go-lucky john Goodman bubbly laughter and/or moans "Bring out the midgets," or "Get a Pesd stars as a slum lord in his first despite Robin Williams and Jeff something, a paper, an essay, a in joel Coen's "Barton Fink." issue from behind the paper-thin human head," it's not the same as Bridges. Showtimes: Fri. - 5, 7:45 starring role. Showtimes: 1, 3:15, movie review, and being unable to walls of Fink's seedy hotel room. watching the matches on TV. 5:15, 7:30,9:30 10:30. Sat.- 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, scrawl a word. unsettle him . And the writer A mosquito's buzz sounds like a At the matches, you don't getlhe 10:30. Sun. -12:15,3,5:45,8:30. The title character of Barton cannot write, no matter how jet hurtling to the ground. color commentaries as done by such Deceived (R) - Goldie Hawn, john tw:Jn thru Thurs. - 5:30, 8:15 Fink knows these feelings desperate he becomes nor how Mostly set in early 1940s high intellectuals as "Gorilla" Heard. Goldie plays a bewildered intimately. Everyone he close the deadline approaches. Hollywood, the movie's idealistic, Monsoon, Jessie "The Body" encounters is strange; not greatly Joel and Ethan Coen's surreal neurotic protagonist is loosely Ventura or Vince McMahon. wife trying to piece together her Other People's Mc;»ney (R) Danny so, but enough to cumulati vely comedy Barton Fink ex;plores see THINKING page 12 see COBRA-CLUTCH page 12 husband's supposed death in this DeVito stars as a scurvy broker in sometimes-tense, but ultimately Norman jewison's film. Showtimes: cliche-ridden thriller. Showtimes: Fri.- 5:45, 8, 10:15. Sat.- 2, 1:15, 3:30,5:45,8, 10:15 5:15, 8 10:15. Sun- 12:45, 3:15, 'Shattered' dreams 5:30, 7:45. Mon thru Thurs. - Cool as Ice (PC) - This is the one 5:45,8 )OO've been waiting for. Vanilla Ice of a pseudo-mystery in his first stani~ role as a bad dude CJres1nut Hill on a motorcycle who falls in love ~tnut Hill Plaza (137 -7959) Academy A ward nominee Tom with a monk and robs a bank for his Berenger, who starred in such films as The MOVIE REVIEW Big Chill, Platoon and Betrayed, takes on sex-change operation. Showtimes: Ernest Scared Stupid (PG) - The Shattered the lead role of Dan Merrick, a man who Fri. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 title kinda says it all, doesn't it? desperately strives to overcome amnesia Anyway, The rubber-fared mencr::e MGM/UA Director...... Wolfgang Peterson after surviving a horrifying accident. Or fr.lnkie and johnny (R) - A love is bcrl in his fourth dnematic effort c was it an accident? story set in a diner that reunites AI that's sure to draw fans away from Confusion results not only from the Pacino with the sultry Michelle the recent Suburban Convnando. ponderence of "who done it," but by the l'feiffer (both appea'ed in Scarface, Fri.- 5:15, 7:45, 10. Sat.- 2:45, entire mood of the picture. By Paula Winters Just when one thought they should pull a different kind of~ stay) under 5:15, 7:45, 10. Sun.- 1, 3:30, 6, SWflil>porte. out a Kleenex to soak up the tears, an the direction of Garry Marshall 8:15. Mon. thru Thurs.-6, 8:15 Suspenseful? inappropriated comment would cause them (Pretty Woman). Showtimes: 1 :45, Yes, it is, but not your ordinary "who to ball it up and toss it at he screen in 4:30, 7:15,10 'lillie Man Tate (R)- jodie Faster done it" movie. anger. Spine-chilling? The viewer may wonder whether they l1nema CmfV' debuts as director and stars in a film Sometimes, but corny lines, delivered at NcwarlcShoppingCenler(737-3720) about a poor gifted nerd-child. should prepare to cover their eyes in fright the wrong time take away from the thrill or cover their mouth to disguise a chuckle. Showtimes: Fri.- 4:45, 7:15, 9:45. intended. There is also a major clash of character Necet&ary ifoughneM(PG-13)-A Sat.- 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45. Sun. It's like a building sneeze that fails to personalities. comedy that promises to be to - 12:30, 3, 5:30, 8 Mon. thru release itself. A wealthy businessman is sttuggling to football like Police AGJdemy Wcti to Thurs.- 5:30, 8 Shattered, a movie written and directed find his true identity while a dumpy little by Wolfgang Petersen, is a bizarre former private detective-cum pet shop Tom Berenger, with Greta Scacchl, dan as a wealthy real the police forre- a rroney-rnablg -Compiled by Rob Rector .,.oC>-4 mystery, leaving the viewer in a state of owner named Gus (Bob Hoskins) lends his estate developer with amnesia In "Shattered." confusion . see SHAnERED pase 12 12 • THE REVIEW • October 18, 1991

Thinking of Fink 'Little Man' too big for britches Shattered continued from page 11 developed more than superficially. continued from page 11 The Coen's de-emphasized plot j based on the real-life socially and character, choosing instead to continued from page 11 shoulder to cry on. conscious playwright Clifford develop a mood that ranges from But characters seem to materialize and Hoskins Mi played roles in Who Odets, who went to Tinseltown zany to creepy to downright evapora&e from scene to scene in Tate. Framed Roger Rabbit? and and was accordingly corrupted. weird. Fred befriends a mathematical wise-ass opposite~ in Mermaids. Barton Fink, played to the Yet the film is filled with only to have him ram into a tree branch, Shattered, echoing the tackiness nerdy, high-minded hilt by John excellent, or at least appropriate get knocked unconscious and get hauled of television's "Murder She Wrote," Turturro (Do The Rlaht Thing, performances. Turturro, whether away to a hospital (where apparently he has movie-goers awaiting the Miller's Crossing), ventures to feverishly orating on the nobility stays until the film's ftnal scene). obnoxious Angela Landsbury to Hollywood after a critically of the masses or reacting to the Harry Connick Jr. also has an Andy materialize and solve the mystery. acclaimed play celebrating "the film's chaotic strangeness, gives Warhol-Hke cameo (on the screen for It is hard to discern if the director common . man" makes him the performance that anchors the fifteen minutes) as a beatnik college kid mean it to be a mystery/comedy. bankable as a film hack. movie and the audience's that teaches Fred to play pool. Petersen, who also directed the He settles in Hollywood's empathy. After giving him the "You're a kid, I'm fantasy adventure The Never Ending underbelly - a dump of a hotel He always seems so natural, so an adult, you say tomato, I say tomahto, ·Story and a World War D submarine where the wallpaper slides off genuinely shaken by his let's call the whole thing off''- he never drama Das Boot, has truly continued spontaneously and the elevator surroundings, that viewers know returns. to prove his anistic diversity. attendant resembles an upright at least one character in the movie Then, there is Fred's birthday Shattered is nothing similar to his corpse. is as bewildered by it as they are. party/fairy-tale ending where everyone is previous movies in style, character Here in his little claustrophobic The real find in Barton Fink, happy. Fred acquires friends out of and especially quality. room, Fink agonizes over his however, is Goodman. Usually nowhere, Dede and Grierson prance Although anyone who thought typewriter, which must churn out cast as the good-natured buffoon, joyfully to nifty ragtime tunes, and the they solved the mystery got a script for a wrestling picture Goodman in this film is a force of world is a better place after all. C'mon. completely thrown off by the charged to him by Capitol Pictures nature, while taking the buffoon This is not a request for a sniper's bullet climactic ending. mogul Jack Lipnick (a hilariously role and turning it into something to enter Dede Tate's temple in a blood­ There are so many questions left hyper Michael Lerner). dark and infinitely deeper. soaked finale. But it seemed a cop-out for unartSwered it could pass for a 40s In the meantime, F ink gets If you see Barton Fink, it would Foster to choose an ending where everyone detective serial. It may have been a acquainted with his neighbor, the be wise to leave expectations merely joins hands and sings the "I'd like mystery capable of stumping Kojac lc, hulking teddy-bear friendly outside in the car. Don't think to buy the world a Coke" theme song, to but "Shattered" had the character: Charlie Meadows (John about what you're watching . rid Fred of his deep depression and quality of a late, late show not worthy: Goodman), who seems to be Merely open your senses and stomach ulcers. of prime time. : Fink's bow example of the experience it. It will amaze you. Little Man Tate contained some tender, For those "Murder She Wrote": common man, but could be more. beautiful moments of bittersweet youth and buffs, Shattered will seem like a That's the set-up, and we meet the contrast of human compassion and dream come true. For those viewer's other characters, notably W .P. Dede (Jodi Foster) and her brainy, friendless son Fred callousness, but occasionally fumbled into who are into hard-core Hitchcock Matthews (John Mahoney) a once­ Barton Finlc was previously (Adam Hann-Byrd) give an impressive performance. the all-too-familiar realm of predictability. flicks, the movie may seem an great novelist and a present lush, released and is currently emotional disappointment. and his secretary/lover Audrey, played with weary cynicism by playing at the Concord Mall Oscar nominee Judy Davis (A Cinema (Rt. 202). Call 478- Passage to India). 5579 for showlimes. But no characters, with the Van Hagar bursts through Philadelphia possible exception of Fink, are continued from page 11 However, the band only played three songs, enthusiasm as if he was trying to eat cotton balls. "Panama," "You Really Got Me" and "Jump,'' But, it was Eddie who robbed the spotlight. He tried on more clothes than a rabid shopper on from the rough and tumble Van Halen days with There was a banner hanging from the upper a sale day. He at least tried to wear any anicle of David Lee Roth. levels that read "God is Ed." And his guitar solo In a cobra-clutch clothing that landed on stage. Luckily, bassist During "Panama,'' in the break where Roth made that sentiment believable. the formerly laid down a little sexual innuendo, Hagar continued from page 11 to be hun. Michael Anthony got to black bra before he did. Beginning with "316," from the new album, has And I would bet my The most heart-pounding part of show was said, "Tomorrow may never come, yesterday Eddie incorporated parts of "Cathedral" (Diver is On TV, regardless of whether a grandmother's bra McMahon will Alex's drum solo, in which his set lifted toward the been and gone, all we've got right now." A little Down), and "Eruption" (Van Halen) in a blistering the punch or kick even looks like it's say, "He got 'em in the lower ceiling from what looked like a gigantic cork message to Roth fans? solo, stopping only for the occasional drag. connected, you can rest assured that abdomen." screw. At Wednesday's performance, Hagar's voice "Top of the World" was the perfect cooclusion Monsoon will claim, "Oh, that's The call of wrestling cannot be Van Hagar drew heavily from their new release, began to show signs of strain. to a night on the town with Van Hagar. In mid­ gotta jar the 23rd venebra." denied, regardless. It 's kind of like and only played a few numbers from 5150 and His attempt at his own song, "Where Eagles song, the old Van Halen logo dropped from behind OU812. Fly" and 1984' s "Jump" carried about as much the lights, and lit up with a flash. (The 23rd vertebra, by the way, is going to the bathroom. You can't the bone running roughly from a stop until you're dead. wrestlers skull down to his ankle). And being a fan of pro wrestling morning, teaches her students all When a wrestler has another in means you never have to say you 're afternoon and has a concert or the most compromising position one sorry. People just naturally assume Flutist rehearsal at night NSO anniversary man can put another into (for you that you are. "With my schedule, it's a little bit girls, this position is on his back continued from page 9 hectic sometimes because I perform a continued from page 9 "There's a big age range in the with his legs spread and held apan) Greg Orlando is a senior staff few times every week," she says. "But reporter of The Review. orchestra," McGrath says. "Being you can bet some feelings are going between Virginia and New I get such a big kick out of everything students a unique chance to earn one of the younger members was Hampshire. that I do. It's just such fun." credits while participating in a very interesting." With the Brandywine Baroque Grycky holds a master's degree in symphony, Brunski says. One seat Eileen Grycky, a university Ensemble, a local group that also flute performance from the New in each section is reserved for flute instructor who will perform a ph1ys 17th- and 18th-century music, England Conservatory in Boston. university students, she explains. solo in the group's 25th ,Delectably Greek Grycky plays the baroque flute, which Before studying there, she earned her "We give an opportunity for anniversary concert, says the is rather different from the modern undergraduate degree from the people who are on the budding orchestra "serves a wonderful continued from page 9 experience, customers can choose conventional instrument. , Oberlin Conservatory in Ohio, where end of a music career to have an purpose to the community and the from the wide variety of desserts "The baroque 11 ute is a wooden she studied because of her father's experience with an orchestra," university." As for the main course, seen on the way in. flute," she says. "It's a historical influence. Pawlowski says. In addition, she says,"They've mousaka, a traditional Greek dish Ranging in price from $1.25 to instrument." "My father wanted me to play the Pawlowski, who also directs the made a great effort to of fried eggplant, sauteed ground $2, these homemade pies and cakes, Grycky also maintains a contract flute and go to Oberlin," Grycky says, Immaculata College Orchestra and accommodate my ideas," alluding sirloin and tomatc' sauce, is a very including cheesecake and chocolate employee position with both the "and I did." the Delaware County Orchestra, to the complex and varyin·g filling meal for only $9.45. The creme pie, are not on! y very Opera Company of Philadelphia She didn't, however, become a says the NSO's mixture of the . tempos of the piece she will variety of herbs and spices inexpensive, but also fresh and rich Orchestra and the Delaware musician simply to fulftll her father's community and the university perform. seasoning this dish makes it in flavor. Symphony Orchestra. wishes. Rather, she says she chose her gives it a unique ambience. The commemorative especially pleasing to the palate. Although it's not the fanciest Although Grycky's professional profession because it suits her. Kathy McGrath (AS SR), who celebration, which will cost $8 for Although the mousaka is restaurant around, T' Adelphia 's associations are quite varied, her daily "Music is not panicularly lucrative was a member of the orchestra last general admission and $6 for enticing, the feuuccini .alfredo is distinct Greek food and warm routine is the same from day to day. financially," she says. "You have to year. says she enjoyed the students, will also feature a tone bland and ur1appetizing. atmosphere make for a delightful She says she usually rehearses with want to do it more than anything else experience of performing with poem, a one-movement piece To end this pleasurable dining dinner with an old friend . the Del'Ane Woodwind Quintet in the in the world." such a wide variety of people. based on a non-musical subject.

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By Dan B. Levine The Hens (5-l overall, 3-1 Yankee seven touchdowns, and speedy split opponents is 5-23 collectively. has nm rampant. Spom Edlrot Conference) hope to slow the end Scon Thompson. "We haven't played any real Much of the talk this year has It is a football series with roots Villanova offense (5-0 overall, 4-0 Tailback Pat Kennedy is prolific football teams, so I think centered around Villanova coaches dating back to 1895. Yankee Conference), which averages Villanova's workhorse on the ground, statistics really don't tell the real and players suggesting that their Two rivals of neighboring states 42.8 points per game. gaining 446 yards and 10 touchdowns. story," said Villanova coach Andy program move from Division I-AA to separated by 35 miles have gone to "I think the Vtllanova football team Defensively, the Wildcats are just Talley. Division 1-A. Give soccer war on the gridiron 24 times. is the best Yankee Conference team as strong. They will enter Saturday's Quigg offered a different view. "There's been more trash coming Perhaps no battle will be as I've seen in several years," said game ranked first in the conference, "1bey've had five consecutive weeks out this year than there's ever been," coach a fair important as tomorrow's Yankee Delaware coach Harold R. "Tubby" giving up an average of 5.8 points and of consistent play. They've dominated said junior quarterback Bill Conference showdown, when the Raymond 191 yards per game. their opponents. They're doing what Vergantino, a Leviuown, Pa. native. chance fourth-ranked Villanova Wildcats put The high-powered Wildcats offense Linebackers Curtis Eller (42 they have to do." "Everyone of our parents are I . their unbeaten record on the line is led by five-foot-seven inch tackles) and Andy Cobaugh (36 Deeper than the statistics and the calling us up telling us about the against the 14th-ranked Delaware quarterback Tom Colombo. Colombo tackles, five sacks) anchor a unit that high rankings of the two teams is the articles they've been reading in the The win-loss record is football team at Delaware Stadium. has passed for nine touchdowns. · has allowed only four touchdowns. rivalry which makes this game Philadelphia area. sometimes uacd to indicate the "Our whole season rests on this "'The guy is good; he's very mobile Even with these impressive special. "Me and my dad are all mad and caliber of a sports team. Yet it game," said junior safety Brian Quigg. and accurate," Raymond said statistics, the jury is out on how good Because many Hens' players come pumped up by the Lime we get off the doesn't always reflect the "If we don't come out on lop of this Colombo's weapons include tight Villanova is, considering that the from the Philadelphia area, talk phone. There's definitely more fuel team's effort or the coach's one we can be out of the race." end Scou Donald, who has grabbed record of their previous five between players from both schools thrown into the f!Te this year," he said. ability. A column written by assistant sports editor Jeff Pearlman last Friday questioned Delaware men's soccer coach Loren Kline's Soccer shoots, coaching ability. He based his column on the team's losing record (2-11 in 1991) and two anonymous players who said but can't score Kline was "too defensively­ minded" the shots on goal advantage. Meadows Pearlman suggested that the Millersville directed two headers over the crossbar easiest remedy for the team's from close range. woes is Kline's resignation. Their best scoring chance came at As a journalist, varsity beats men, 1-0 57:47 of the second half when a athlete and daughter of a coach, Sellers drive hit the post and carromed I feel Pearlman's accusations By Bradley A. Huebner back. But with the ball loose in the against Kline and the men's A>•i•rant Sport• Ediwr box neither he nor senior midfielder soccer program are unfair and You know it's a tough season when Brian Walsh could convert. unwarranted you oulshool your opponent IS -O in The game was a homecoming for • And only I am not the one. the second half and still lose 1-0. some Millersville players from "It was mostly bad timing The Delaware men's soccer team Delaware who play summer soccer and poor taste. I thought it put (2-11 overall, 0 -4 in the North with several of Delaware's players. down the team," said senior Atlantic Conference) knows that Marauders midfielders David midfielder Tony DeGeorge, in feeling after Wednesday's home loss Wellborn and Larry Grine, former response to Pearlman calling to Division II power Millersville captains with Delaware's Puican at the team's performance College (12-2-2). Christiana High School, were busy "absolutely awful, bordering on "'This is gotta be a hard one," Hens' clearing balls out of their end for the ernbarra.uing." coach Loren Kline said, "when you entire second half. Senior tri-<:aptain Mike Iskra are having a good year like they are, "It got tiring back there, very said, "h's an unnecessary attack you get some bad goals like they did, intense," Wellborn said "I'm not used on Coach Kline and on the and when you are having a tough year lO seeing Mark on the other side of the soccer teiJn." lilte we are you hit the post and get 15 field" A losing record may cause shots and still don't score." "I thought about coming to people to question a coach's The Marauders, winners of seven Delaware but it is too close to home," ability, but a coach can do straight games, used the gusting wind Grine said. "It was tough playing everything for the players to their advantage in the first half, against friends because you don't except play the game for them. with forward Bill Bohn scoring after want to hun anyone." "The overtime games we goalkeeper Mark Puican made a Grine wore a face mask to protect a lOllt [Vennonl and Maine], we diving save and could not cover. broken nose suffered this season. were in those games because of His goal at the 39 minute and 56 Peter Yovino a Concord High coaching decisions and lost the second mark of the first half gave School graduate, recorded the shutout games because of players' them a 1-0 lead and was his 18th of goal for Millersville. errors," Iskra said the season, a Millersville record It was the fourth time this year that "He [Kline] can have us set With the wind in the second half, the Hens were blanked. up 1 certain way, but once Delaware fired more shots than "Four of our starters are from we're out there, we have to Sylvester Stallone did in any Rambo Delaware," Marauders coach Bob make adjustments on our own," movie. Charles said. "This is the best team DeGeorge said Senior forward John Sellers and we've ever had." The purpose of this colunm junior forward Cheyney Meadows Delaware takes the road to battle Maximillian Gretsch is not to defend Kline or attack each hit the post with shots en route to NAC rival Drexel Saturday at 1 p.m. Hens senior midfielder Brian Walsh goes head over heals for a ball during Wednesday's 1·0 loss. Pearlman. But how credible are the anonymous players who were quoted'? Did Kline have an opportunity to rebut those Injuries can't stop Roeber from soccer success comments about his coaching? Kline said he never spoke By Jeff Pearlman battle the Terrapirts. "I think sitting on the sidelines University of Hartford, the with Pearlman and does not A>•i•l.lnl Sporu Editor "I was trying to gel my touch brought all my intensity back, " University of North Carolina and know who the anonymous .Entering the fall spons campaign, back on the ball, and then in the Roeber said. "I've gotten the Villanova University. players are, but declined to Delaware women's soccer Maryland game I fell and fractured "/ think sitting on the clearance to play, and they didn't Surprisingly, she chose Cortland comment further. midfielder Karen Roeber expected my elbow," Roeber said. "I was out sidelines brought all my put a cast on me, so I can move my State in upstate New York, deciding "Even people on the team to enjoy a dream season. for the rest of that game and two arm. that "I didn't want to get paid to who don't agree with Coach . After all, the senior was coming more games after that. It's been a intensity back," "I'm so psyched. The next five play." Kline wouldn't go outside the off a 12 goal, seven assist season in really frustrating season." -Karen Roeber games are going to be our b~sl After playing soccer her . team," Islcra said. "Whoever 1990, leading the team in scoring. Roeber's frustration is partially Hens senior midfielder games, because we're going to come freshman year at Cortland, Roeber made those comments, even if This year, Roeber expected to kick due to her physical setbacks, but together and play as a team. l discovered Delaware while visiting they are on the team, is an start the ijens' potent offense. mostly because of a feeling of seriously think we're going to finish her boyfriend. outsider." It hasn't turned out that way. helplessness. one assist in six games. "This year 5-0. I really do." "I went to Cortland and hated it," Passing blame, though, will Returning to the team after an "It's hard going in and out of they can take me or leave me." What makes Roe ber's value the Maryville, Tn. native said. not solve anything. The fact is, early season hip injury, Roeber each game, because the team has Despi te her disappointment, greater to the team is that she almost "Then I came here to visit my Delaware will never be a force thought her physical problems had learned that they can't depend on Roeber is looking towards the end never came to Delaware. boyfriend, and fell in love with the in the North Atlantic ended. me for every single game, of the season to give the Hens (4-6- Coming out of Bethel Park (Pa.) university. Conference until all sports Then on Oct. 1, the Hens traveled depending on how my injuries are," 1 overall, 0 -3 North Atlantic High School, she was recruited by begin offering scholarships. to the University of Maryland to said Roeber, who has two goals and Conference) a boost. top Division I programs such as the see ROEBER page 14 And this is not the fault of the coach, but administrators. MOlt of the NAC and But Coast Conference schools Delaware plays offer scholarahips or fmancial aid packages. Scholanhip programs always beat non­ Barefootin' scholarship programs like Delaware soccer becauae they recruit more talented athletes. Unfortunately, coeches like Hey money, sophomore Paul Hannsen runs without the shoes Kline who cannot offer scholmhipl will never fteld the By laura Fasbach For the first meet of the s.eason, running barefoot gives him 1 mental t.tplayen. Copy Ediror Hannsen started the five-mile race with edge, he tends to begin each race too fast · Even though the NCAA Pushy salesmen often boast about the his Nikes on. But he added that as long ashe can gave Delaware $160,000 lO aid extra cushioning and support provided by However, three miles into the course control himself and stay relaxed, then he aihletic programs, the portion Asics Gels or Reebok's sensational pump. he discarded them because they irritated is confident in his method. alloted to men's sO<:cer However, one runner may never be sold. his feet. Running without shoes, he said, is probably won't be enou&h to While Nike 's slogan urges customers Although most runners wear limited to good weather and a good . llllke Ill immedille diffa'llllCe. to "Just Do It," wearing their sneakers, lightweight spikes to increase speed, course. Grassy terrain and pavement, he · All Delaware -.ns thiJ fall Delaware cross-country runner Paul Hannsen said running barefoot gives him explained, surpass gravel as the course are feelina the upgraded Hannsen does it- without the shoes. an advantage. progresses. COIDJICilitim ollbe NAC. Hannsen, a sophomore from Sophomore teammate Bryan Denbrock Appropriately enough, Hannsen was But is that .the coaches' Sykesville, Md., began running barefoot said he would never run without shoes. "I nicknamed "Zola" by fellow teammates fault? Not really. II It the his junior year of high school track, but have enough trouble getting injured with after the barefoot South African track: playws' fault? Not always. Is had to put his Nikes back on for cross­ shoes on." and field champion Zola Budd. Delaware faclna stiffer country because of state high school Hannsen said he does not usually "Last year [Hannsen) was borderline," competition? Yes. Should regulations. worry about injuries, especially during Fischer said. "He has worked hard, he's lll)'one lwe their job? No. Before this year, Hannsen ran barefoot competition. there." The win-at-all-cost only during workouts. This season "I am more aggressive in a race," said Hannsen said, "I always think an hour phil010pby bu never been a Harmsen has run four out of five meets Hannsen. He said he focuses more on after [a race) I could have gone so much pill of Delaware athlelica, and I without sneakers. winning than his feet. faster. • hope it never will. Hannsen said the edge he has running "If Hannsen feels comfortable he "A race is unique. You can't think like Muimllliln Cre!Kh without shoes "is probably 90 percent should keep doing it," Dembrock said. that because you forget the pain." Tara Finneran il t.11 Sophomore Paul Hann1en dl1play1 hi• mental." Occasionally Hannsen encounters "Hannsen fits in real nicely with our CDIItrlbMiilll 11litor of The formula for IUCCetl. But mental or not, Delaware coach lim some drawbacks to his method. "I'm team," Dembrock said. "He's enthusiastic Review. Fischer said Hannsen performs his best in more cocky when I run barefoot." and gives one hundred percent every the flesh. Hannsen explained that because race." 14 • THE RmEW • October 18, 1991

"My hip.• were lliU huniaa me for that game, so Scott didn't start me Yankee Conference Roeber because he wanted me to rest," Roeber said. "We beat Lafayette lut continued from pafiC 13 year by a lot, and he figured it Standings should be an euy aame for us. "I talked to lhe soccer coach and "But I dressed and got taped up, knew that il was a club team with record overall so I wu ready to go even though I team the chance to go vanity. So I figured didn't plan on playing. Well, we're I'd play club for one or two yean. I losing 1-0 and he sent me in, and u have no regrets at all." 5-0 soon u I got in I scored. It wu the Villanova 4-0 Neither does coach Scott Grzcnda neatest feeling to totally change the believes who Roeber's presence on pace of the game," she said. the field is a key to the team's 4-0 5-1 Soon Roeber will face a decision N. Hampshire success. that will immediately affect the "We're looking for her to come Delaware women's soccer program. Delaware 3·1 5·1 back and control the midfield," As a senior with one year of Grzenda said. "We've missed her. athletic eligibility remaining, she Karen provides a lot of leadership, must decide whether to play next Massachusetts 2-2 2-4 and always gives 110 percent. She year or move on to graduate school. has the best shot on the team." "I would love to come back and Roeber insists that when it comes play, but I'm really excited to get Rhode Island 1-2 3-2 down to crunch time, she wants to be into a school and become a teacher," in control. she said. "I haven't decided what "I want them to use me as a I'm going to do yet. Right now I'm Rich'mond 1-3 1-4 quarterback," Roeber said. "What I just weighing it out." set out to do is to control the middle Sophomore forward Chrissie of the field. I think what I'm best at Bisagna hopes for a Roeber return. Maine 1-3 1-5 is making a lot of passes and "It would be great if she came distributing the ball. I love getting back," Bisagna said. "I watch her in the assist as much as scoring goals." practice and try to do what she does, Connecticut 0-2 1-4 As for the question of her but it's really hard. She is the one durability and toughness, Delaware's who can really distribute the ball on MaJcimillian Gtetsch opening game against Lafayette the team. Boston Univ. 0-3 1-5 Senior Karen Roeber {right) led Delaware in scoring last year. College tells all. "She's like the hub on the wheel."

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