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FREE FRIDAY Oil spills into Brandywine Car accident causes tanker truck to dump 5,000 gallons into river

By Michael Regan White said the truck was carrying Ciry Nf!W> Editor 8,000 gallons of number two diesel Five thousand gallons of diesel oil oil, used mostly for heating. Fifteen spilled from a truck into a nearby hundred gallons remained in the tributary of the Brandywine Creek truck, and 1,500 were recovered after a traffic accident near from the site, including oil soaked Concordvile, Pa., Wednesday, police snow, leaving a spill of 5,000 said. gallons. Don White, of Delaware's White said the oil remaining in Department of Natural Resources the stream is currently being and Environmental Control contained near the Rte. I bridge, but (DENREC) said the Brandywine said heavy rain or snow in the near Creek is one of the sources of water future could hinder the operation. for many in Delaware including The efficiency of the clean-up Wilmington. procedure is "near 100 percent," Following the spill, White said, White said. intake valves were .shut off to keep DNREC will monitor the situation the contaminated water from to determine when the spill is entering the city's water supply. completely contained, White said. The first "slug" of oil, White said, This depends on the rate at which the . THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretsch crossed the Pennsylvania-Delaware oily snow around the creek melts, he The North Mall was deserted Monday morning despite the university's decision to hold classes as scheduled. The 13 inches of border at about 5 p.m. and reached said. snow that fell over the weekend made walking treacherous and driving nearly impossible. Wilmington at about 10 p.m. White The Eldridge Co. out of West said the intake valves in the creek Chester, Pa., is handling the clean up were shut by 3:30 p.m. Nobody lost which began within hours after the water service, he said. accident, according to the A spokesman for the city of Pennsylvania Department of University weathers the storm Wilmington told White Thursday at Environmental Resources (DER). 4 p.m. that the city will not open the A spokesman from the company valves any earlier than 10 hours from said she could not reveal any details Students object to de~ision, say conditions were too hazardous then. see OIL SPILL page A7 By Sean Neary Staff Reporter The university was the only school in the state to open Monday after 13 inches of snow fell on Newark Spring Break may in what some have called the "storm of the century." Despite the opinion of university administrators that the campus was fit for classes, many students claim they had to go to class via unclea!'!!d walkways alll1 icy stairs. call for vaccination University Vice President of Government and Public Relations, John T. Brook, said the university By Jennifer Soto United States when it comes to opened because "we were able to. "I thought [the Staff Report"' sanitation. school) was good enough to get under way:" he said. Before students throw on their "Students going to Mexico are However, Brian Bernasconi (PE JR), who has a swimsuits and head south of the · often told not to drink the water," she class at the field house, said: "It's crazy. I almost got border for Spring Break, they should said, "but they may be drinking killed trying to get to class." make a pit stop at Student Health alcoholic beverages with ice cubes University Provost R. Byron Pipes said the decision Services. and not realize they may get sick." · to open was "the right thing to do." Dyanne Westerberg. Student Students should avoid all raw Pipes said it did not appear that students' safety Health Services physician, said many foods including fresh fruits and was in jeopardy, and therefore, it was left to their students are unaware of the medical vegetables, salads, meats and seafood discretion to attend class. consequences of foreign travel. since they are often washed in water. The condition of the university was "pretty good Westerberg recommends students Westerberg said. compared to the rest of the town," he said be updated on possible health risks of "Any kind of fruits and vegetables Kevin Morley (AS JR) said "I think the university travelling outside the country and should be boiled or peeled," she said. and the 7-11 were the only things open in Newark on receive vaccinations such as detains, "Bottled water is the only kind which Monday." ·measles, mumps and rubella. is safe to drink. Many hotels say they THE REVIEW I Maximilllan Gretsch Morley, who lives off campus, added that walking An independent contractor helps plow Elkton Road Saturday. The heavy snowfall "Some countries require visitors to have special generators of pure water, to class was very hazardous. have certain vaccinations," she said. but it is better not to drink the water at President David P. Roselle said the university's made it difficult for county plows to clear all the roads by Monday morning. "Even if they're not legally required, all." major concern was for its commuter students. many health authorities advise visitors In addition, students should be Roselle said the commuter parking lots were Michele Lank (AS SO) said ''Walking up ice and rain that made it especially hard to to have them." aware of any epidemics occurring in cleared. and accordhlg to police, the major roadways the steps to Smith was like climbing a clear." Computers available to students in the country they plan to visit, were safe. mountain, it wasn't clear at all". Brook said the grounds crew did a good job. the health center at Laurel Hall give Westerberg said. However, Kenneth Dorsney, (AS SR) who The university, which has about 6,600 "There was plenty of space at the Field print-outs on every country, she said. "For example, students who travel commutes to school from Wilmington, said: students living on campus, hired three outside House," he said. The print-outs include all the medical to South America should be aware of ''Kirkwood Highway was tenible. I have a jeep and it contractors to start a cleanup on Saturday Judy New, the university's transportation information needed to have a safe trip. the recent cholera epidemic," she said. was almost impossible to get to class on Monday, it morning, Roger Bowman, grounds division manager, said university buses were back to a "Many students came back last "Also; the Netherlands recently certainly was not safe". supervisor of Plant Operations said. normal schedule by Monday. year with infectious diarrhea because required polio vaccinations for all Pipes also attributed the opening to the large "This is the worst stonn I've ever seen in As of Wednesday, however, New said, they did not take precautions," she visitors." percentage of students who live on campus and walk my 21 years here," Bowman said. "It was not "Towne Court was still a problem for the said. The drug Prophylaxis, although not to class. the amount of snow, but the mixture of snow, see ClASSES page AS Westerberg said many Third 100 percent effective, is available in World and developing countries do the United States to protect against not have the same.priorities as the see SPRING BREAK page A6 DuPont responds to SEAC. Company encourages stuaent group to educate, not protest Kissin' the Blarney Stone

By Kelly Gi !bert carbons (CFCs) which both the company will try to convince By Michael Regan Student Affairs Editor groups support. Du Pont to stop producing Gry New. Edtor . In an effort to halt the Jennifer Lawson (AS JR), hazardous chemicals, including If there are two things the Irish are production of environmentally SEAC representative, said in CFCs. famous for, its beer and "Irish Bull." hazardous materials, the Student February that the Seagram Cathy Andriadis, Both flowed in abundance this St. Environmental Action Coalition Company, which distributes spokeswoman for Du Pont, said Patrick's day in Newark as Irish of all (SEAC) has asked students to Tropicana Twisters and Ginger the boycott is not an issue and to nationalities filled bars and emptied ban Seagrams products on Ale, owns 24.4 percent of the Du stop immediate production of bottles to preserve their reputation. campus. Pont Co., the number one CFCs is irresponsible to society. Irish Bull is defmed in dictionaries However, Du Pont officials producer of ozone depleting "It's more than just an as a ludiaously illogical cr incongruous said this week that such a chemicals. , environmental issue," Andriadis mistake in statement. Examples given boycott is counterproductive to By boycotting the Seagrams said. "We need time for are usually something like "I'm gloo I the phasing out of chlorofluoro products, she said, SEAC hopes transition." hate onions because if I liked onions, I'd "What environmental groups, eat them, and I can't stand onions," and such as SEAC, fail to recognize "my ancestors are all famous for not r---INDEX------, is you can't simply turn off having children." News Analysis ...... A2 CFC's and change overnight," Perhaps the night's most ludicrous Campus Briefs ...... A2 Andriadis said. piece of Irish Bull at the Deer Park Classifieds ...... B8 In the United States alone, came from an Italian, Patrick Fusco (AS there are 135 bi Ilion types of SR). Comics ...... B9 Lunatic Ringe ...... A3 equipment operating on CFCs, "St. Patrick's from Italy, tha!'s all I the largest source of CFC got to say." Police Report ...... A2 emission being the auto air Sony Fusco, but your way off the Review and Opinion ...... A8 conditioner, she said. bleeding rmrX, ya are. According to Sports ...... B4 "All this equipment needs to Dr. Allen Fox, who teaches world ---Also it~~itlt: --- be changed or replaced with religions and other philosophy classes at environmentally safe chemicals. THE REVIEW fl. Holloda the university, St. Patrick was in fact The Pyramid Game ...... : ...... A3 A bartender at O'Friel's Irish Pub In Wilmington spreads Christiana Mall evacuated, ...... AJ and that takes time," she said. from England. UD men's baske~lllines up Irish cheer and green beer to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Health Watch ...... A3 with Louisville page· A3 "Du Pont Is currently see ST. PATRICK'S DAY page i\4 producing 50 percent less CFCs see DU PONT page 1\6 A2. THE REVIEW• March 19, 1993

News Analysis Violence is the path of the 'messiah' in Waco, Texas

said, he would be following these ~~~;~~~~~lar~~sfl];~~ky practices. University offers Film and speaker focus As the standoff between a Amy Salmon (AS JR), summer computer religious cult and federal agents president of Baptist Campus on plight of women in Waco, Texas enters into its Ministries, said she feels sorry for camp for kids refugees third week, the nation, as well as the people Koresh is holding the Newark community, continues hostage. This surruner, the wriversily will Millions of women and children to search for the motives behind "l think he is sick," she said. hold two computer camps for are at the center of the worldwide the madness. "Housing machine guns is a children focusing on basic refugee crisis, said Sue Olerrin of Cult leader David Koresh and paradox." · keyboarding skills and use of the the women's studies department, in more than 100 followers have "Christ stood for non-violence, computer as a creative tool. a lecture in Kirlcbride Hall Tuesday remained inside their Btanch and this maniac in Texas is Daniel Shade. the camp's night Davidian Compound in Waco proclaiming himself the new administrator. said Apple. Olerrin said out of more than 20 since late February. Messiah," she said. Corrurodore, IBM and Macintosh million refugees, 80 percent are The crisis began last month Since the confrontation, the computers will be available for the women and children. when about 150 federal agents FBI has been shining powerful children's use. ''One of the problems of refugee raided the compound in search of lights on the compound and Using cutting-edge programs populations is the way that they illegal weapons. cutting power. specifically targeted to young have been perceived by the United Federal agents had gotten tips Cult members have responded children is a key factor in the Nations and the international that the cult had amassed by sending Morse code signals program's success, Shade said. community," she said. "explosives and perhaps even with a flashlight. One message "One of our main goals is to ''Efforts to help refugees need to rockets in the compound," a included a request to talk with the stay on top of new hard and be done on a long-term basis federal agent said. media about . the compound software for young children." because refugees are not involved An undercover agent from the situation. Shade said the instructor to in a temporary crisis." Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Since the crisis began, 21 student ratio at the camp never While she said there are already Firearms reported that he'd never children and four adults have been exceeds I to 3, and that he draws "a lot of non-governmental seen more arms in a room than released and are being held at an the camp's staff from a wide organizations in the U.S. that are THE REVIEW/J. Hollada when he got a peek at the cult's undisclosed location. variety of sources. lending aid to the refugees." she A student gives blood to the Blood Bank of Delaware Tuesday arsenal. By the time the deadly standoff The camp hires three main staff added there are still ways the in the Rodney Room of the Perkins Student Center. The raid resulted in a battle · ends, Koresh and his followers members every year, as well as average person can help. between federal agents and cult will face long lists of criminal students and other volunteers. She said one way would be to Civil War trip like this one," said preserved as a rtational historical members in which four officials charges ranging from murder to In addition to the three main contact congressmen and Clark, who added the trip is not district." of the United States Bureau of kidnapping, FBI officials said. staff members, Shade said the encourage them to live up to their only o{fered to university staff and The site of the Battle of Alcohot, Tobacco and Firearms However, officials have said camp employs parent volunteers, commitment to aid refugee studenJs. but anyone in the . Antietam in Maryland will also be were killed. they do not see an end coming in students taking the undergraduate problems. · community who is interested. visited. The battle was the Koresh' s 2-year-old daughter the near future. level course Technology in Early Chenin said refugees have three l_'he trip will cost $291, which is "bloodiest single day of combat in and up to 10 cult members were Koresh said Tuesday he is Childhood and students taking the options: to return to their native due to the alumni office by April 2 American history, including also killed in battle. ready for a war. graduate level course Computers in country, to become integrated into and will include rnotorcoach Vietnam. More Americans died Koresh was also injured in the "Let's get it on. Your Early Childhood. a new country, or to resettle in a transportation, fust class that day than any other," said · fighting and reportedly described [official's] talk is becoming in Workin~ at the camp is a third counu:v. accommodations based on double himself as "tDo weak tp leavP. hi~ vain. I'm _goin2 to 2ive vou a11 requirement for students taking the None ofihese optioos·are good occupancy, admission fees to sites ~~~ ~~~~~~~;vere room," The Philaaelph1a Inquirer opponunuy to save yourse11 two courses, Shade said. since they ones, she added, and all have seen and four meals, including a Civil The trip will end in Gettysburg, reported. before you get blown away," the are both considered practicums. little success in the past War feast Pa, which is the site of "the best Koresh reportedly believes he Philadelphia Inquirer reported Shade said the younger children The trip will begin in Manassas, known battle of the war,'' Callahan is Jesus Christ and has received Koresh saying on Tuesday. at the camp (four and five-year­ Alumni Association Va, at the site of the first and said. "It marked the end of the word from God that he should not Federal officers said the daily aids) will focus on basic second battles of Bull Run. Bull Confederacy's ability to take the release the people. cost of the standoff is estimated at keyboarding skills, such as learning plans trip to histo~ic Run is an important site in Civil offensive." Sam Greening, associate pastor $2 million. how to use basic function keys like Civil War sites War history because it was the ftrSt Although the tours of these sites at the Newark United Methodist ''relum" and "escape." He stressed major encounter of the Civil Wa':t are structured, the tour does allow Church, said he does not believe that children at this level will not The wriversity alumni and. Callahan said, "It showed how for some free time. Callahan said, that Koresh is Jesus Christ. be taught touch typing. association is sponsoring a tour of far both armies still had to go." "They leave a certain amount of "[Jesus Christ] did not put up Children ages six and seven will Civil War sites in Virginia, Harper's Ferry, W.Va. will be free time to wander around the any resistance or have any use the computer as a creative tool, Maryland and Pennsylvania from the second stop on the trip. This · battle sites, or in the case of weapons," Greening said. with an emphasis on graphics, May 14to 16, said Alumni Office was the site of the infamous Harper's Ferry, the town." "In fact, he discouraged his animation, music and word Representative William H Clark abolitionist raid led by John followers from using any processing. Jr. Brown, and is described by - Compiled by Deena Gitailis, Kyle weapons," he said. "One of his "It's the first time we've done a Callahan as "a town that has been Milwit, and Traci Manza disciples tried to defend Jesus and cut off the ear of a soldier. Jesus wouldn't condone this violence." If Koresh was Jesus, Greening BRIDGET Police Reports TH~ GOV~RNM~NT Man _exposes himself Friday because it had broken GAV~ H~R A CHOICE. down, police said. to student Wednesday Police said the owner checked on it Tuesday, returned An unknown male exposed DEATH. himself and masturbated in front Wednesday and it was gone, of a 21-year-old female student police said. in the 400 block of Wyoming The blue car was valued at $6,000, police said. Road Wednesday, Newark OR lifE Police said. The student was walking Snowball breaks AS AN ASSASSIN. home from class to her School Lane apartment when she Towne Court window noticed the SU$pect's car, police An unknown person threw a said. He drove up beside her snowball and broke a window in NOW, THERE'S with his pants down, police said. the Towne Court Apartment Police described the subjeCt as Complex on the unit block of NO TURNING BACK. a black male, in his mld-20s Thorn Lane Saturday afternoon, driving a blue station wagon, Newark Police said. police said. The damages to building 81 were valued at $150, police said. Jetta broken into at POINT OF Matt Slap Subaru $300 mountain bike A 1986 Volkswagen Jetta stolen last week parked at Matt Slap Subaru at A black mountain bike was 255 E. Cleveland Ave. was stolen from the .unit block of broken into sometime between East Parle Place sometime Friday and Sunday, Newark between last Thursday and Police said. Friday, Newark Police said. NOR A radio valued at $200 was The bike was taken from a taken, police said. rear storage room which was The Jetta is privately owned unlocked, police said. and was at the dealership for The bike was valued at $300, repairs, police said. police said. Police said damages were estimated at $425. WARNfR BROS. mullS Honda in Carpenter Elderly woman found AI ART UMSON PROOUtiiOI AJOHN BAOHAM filM lot broken into injured in her ·home BRIDGET fONDA "POINT Of NO RHURN" A 1984 Honda Prelude parked After receiving a call at The Bob Carpenter Center GABRIH BYRNE DERMOT MUlRONEY concerning an elderly woman, was broken into Tuesday night, police said they found her lying University Police said. WITH ANIE BANCROfT AIO HARVEY KfiTH . on the floor of her East Main Police said it appeared the Street home Monday. suspect used some sort of jimmy CO·PIODUCEI JAMfS HERB(Rl IUSIC II HANS ZIMMER The 87-year-old woman had device to enter the car. not eaten in four days and hurt The glove box had been flil [01HD BY fRANK MORRISS her legs when she fell, police opened, and paint was chipped around the door handle, police PIODICIIOI 01$161[0 BT PHiliP HARRISON said. She was taken to Christiana said. Hospital, police said. A Clarion AMIFM cassette DII!CIIIIf PHOIDUAPHT MICHAEl WATKINS. A.S.C . player, two speakers, a kick box, um aatuc·msan "MIKITA" 20 .cassettes and a pair of Ray­ Chevrolet stolen from ban sunglasses were stolen from Buslne~~ ...... ;,(302) 831-1397 ROBERT GETCHEll AlEXANDRA the trunk, which was found • Advertising .... , .~ ...... ,.(J02) 831·1398 sci!Eartu aY Ala mos Suburban Plaza lot open, police said. Newr/Edltorial ...... ,;.. (J02) 831-2771 FAX ...... ,; .. .,,,.,.:.IJ02)'831·1396 PIOOUCIO BY ART UNSON OllltTIO BY JOHN BAD HAM A vehicle was stolen from The stolen items valued $950, Suburban Plaza Wednesday and damages were estimated at afternoon, Newark Police said. S300, police said. ~-=~\t The 1983 Chevrolet Impala was left in the plaza parking lot

• ' March 19, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A3 Students may lose on the $5,000 pyramid Lunatic Illegal gambling game spreads like wildfire, university tries to ambush newest fad on campus president, contributes S25 and·is vice presidents. creating another playing the game "may not only be yours." Ringe !~~~~~t,sky literally written in at the top of a pyramid, Darryl said. Therefore, written up but will also be reported Nancy (AS SR) is currently Last names ha~ been withheld pyramid drawn by that person. the old vice presidents become to Publ ic Safety," Reichman said. stuck as president in a pyramid. upon the request of the sources. Fourteen additional people add presidents of their own pyramids. Lisa said despite the risk, "It's "Some people below me are Despite warnings of steep fmes S25 a piece to the pyramid,. with It is then the job of the new tempting because I already won getting really hostile because it's Episode Six: The from Public Safety, students have two vice presidents on the second presidents at the top of both S175. taking so long to get their money. continued to participate in a pyramids to find eight more "They want me to reimburse Excitement' of Being an popular new gambling game which members to join each pyramid, he them for their 525, but that's not offers quick money and no strings. "Last night alone, six said. " ... Students are fair to me," she said. RA on East Campus The problem Public Safety and The more people that contribute. Nancy said she has not told the resident assistants (RAs) are faced people knocked on the more pyramids are created. he being charged members of her pyramid they You may have seen the signs. with is a form of gambling called my door, asking if I said. $5,000 for playing a might not get their money due to "RESIDENT ASSIST ANT INTEREST the pyramid game, said Rodney "If you keep people joining the the decrease in participation. MEETING HERE'' Hall Director Eileen Reichman. .wanted to play." [pyramid], it can last forever," game." Timothy Brooks, dean of Freslunen begin to dream of the power, the Jackie (ED SO). who has Darryl said. students, said there are laws and excitement, a babe in each ann. writing up participated in the game, said it is - Usa (ED 50) Niki (AS JR) said she has won - a Gilbert RA legal restrictions in Delaware that someone just for writing "BOOBLESS" on the newest fad on campus. $950 from playing the pyramid deal with pyramid scherre;. their calculator upside-down. "Everyone is playing it. It's row, four people on the third and game. "So far. I've resisted because I "Students caught can be I once had those dreams about becoming a spreading like wildfire," Jackie eight on the bottom. Lisa said. "It was a great way to get quick want to keep my money." arrested" Brooks said. "It's not a Resident Assistant. but now, after it's all over. said. As each person joins. she said, money, but I'm keeping my profits Not everyone has been able to good thing to get involved in." I simply have Vietnam-like flashbacks, often However, according to Title 6 of everyone already on the pyramid now," she said. keep their profits, however. A Gilbert resident assistant, who awaking in a cold sweat. · the Delaware Code under the advances one slot, bringing them Niki said when the game first Jackie said she invested $25 in wished to remain anonymous, said Many become RAs as only sophomores. Prohibited Trade Practices. those closer to the presidency and the started, people could become the game when it fi.rst started in the she doubts many RAs will enforce making it difficult to control the incoming involved can be fined "no more money. president and win in one day. But beginning of March. the documentation as long as the freshmen who are only a year younger. than $5,000, imprisoned not more Darryl (EO SO) said once the now. she said the fad has more or "It was great. By the end of the residents do not get out of hand and The fliSt step in gaining control of the than three years or both." president finds the allotted number less ended and many pyramids are night, I had collected my Sl75," "aren't running around going rowdy frosh was to show respect for them, our James Aatley, assistant director of people to fill the pyramid he or being discontinued, leaving the she said. crazy." advisers told us, the theory being that in return for Public Safety, said anyone she takes the money conlributed by )mticipants empty-handed. "But then, I joined seven other "I think it's totally outrageous they will show great respect for the RA. found originating or participating in the eight people on the bottom, While the game may be fading pyramids in hopes of making tons that students are being charged "I respect you, Billy," you say in a the game will face punishment by totalling S200, and stops heading in some residence halls, other of money," Jackie said. "I ended up 55,000 for playing a game," she respectful tone to the respect-deserving young this code. that )mticular pyramid. pyramids are still being built. losing on all except two." said. adult ''Now will you please remove the soiled Lisa (ED SO) said despite the He said after the president is Lisa said "Last night alone. six Jackie said now that there are so Reichman said the game is condom you put on my door knob?'' fine, students are continuing to "bumped out," the top slot people knocked on my door, asking many people participating in occurring primarily on east campus The second step to getting respect from the participate in the pyramid game. disappears. The pyramid then splits if I wanted to play." pyramids, "you need to be really and, as far as she knows, no one freshmen was learning their names the very She said one person, known as the down the middle between the two However, students caught convincing to get someone to join has been caught yet fll'St night they were there. The way to accomplish this is to play a name-association game in which everyone says their name and something they brought to school that begins with the same fll'St letter as Chemica·l their name. But. before you begin, you must name everyone's name who went before you. FIRST RESIDENT: "My name is Brad and Economic plan causes debate I brought ...wn ... a bitchin' body. leak spurs SECOND RESIDENT: ''His name is ... Bob and he brought a bitchin' body! My name State Democrats and is ...(she looks at her name-tag necklace) Republicans split evacuation; over future benefits I remember •.• wondering at mall what Freud would have said of Clinton's package By Rebecca Tollen about Candy and her over­ By Laura Jefferson City New< Editor Srudmt Affai" Editor CHRISTIANA - A chemical sized pepper grinders The national faultline between release at Lens Crafters in the Republicans and Democrats created by the Christiana Mall left one employee tremors of President Clinton's economic semi-conscious and emptied the mall stimulus proposal have apparently hit home. for about four hours Wednesday·, Nicole and I brought a New Kid on The If Congress passes Clinton's plan this Christiana F1re officials said Block." week, Delaware will receive an extra S29 Mark Robinski, zone quality OTIIER-YOUNG-RESPECJ'­ million for highway repair. summer jobs for coordinator for Lens Crafters, said a DESERVING WOMAN WIDI HAIR students and other federally funded line from a polycarbonale coating uni,t TEASED TO THE RAFTERS: "Oooooh. I programs. burst, releasing an alcohol-based love The New Kids!" But Delaware legislators and state chemical onto a protective air filter Olaos breaks loose with loud conversation department officials, like their national about I 2:30p.m. about how wonderful The New Kids are and contemporaries, split among party lines in The employee working closest to the how one day they may be as good as Twisting their viewpoints of the proposed package. unit. became lightheaded from the Tourniquets. Delaware's Republican Senator William fumes and went into the bathroom. The debate ensued and soon evolved into a V. Roth Jr. said he is skeptical about the where he fell and hit his head. Robinsk;i fist fight between Nicole and a woman who's stimulus package. said. name we were not fortunate enough to have "It's not the right medicine at this time," Brian M. Jackson. public learned yet Roth said. "Washihgton often takes action information officer for the Christiana When the name game resumed about 45 that isn't needed and that's just too late." , Fire Company, said they responded to a minutes later we found out the other fighter's In addition, he said the plan will not medical emergency call from Lens name was Candy who said. she brought a case . create as many long-term jobs as are Crafters . of 11-inch pepper grinders. currently in demand. The store did not report a chemical I remember standing in the middle of what The additional money. according to spill, but called 911 because of the heaQ was now practically a riot. wondering what figures obtained by the Senate Budget injury, he said. Robinski said he~ Freud would have said about Candy and her Committee, would go towards someone in the ambulance must have over-sized pepper grinders. infrastructure spending, community THE REVIEW /Maximillian Gretsch made the other call. The year continued as smoothly as it began. development. sununer youth employment He said the mall was evacuated soon "Can you please tum down the music?!" Sen. joseph R. Riden (D-Del.)stood behind President Bill Clinton when he and mass transit funds. visited Delaware in November and continues to back his economic plan. afterthat. · "What?!" Roth said funding for long-term. high­ 'We weren't permitted to go into the It always seemed as if we were talking to a value jobs needs to be provided for college­ store and conduct a normal shutdown brick wall and more often than not, we wish aged students, as well as the unemploved. Carper (D-Del.) support the stimulus for ti'iO to 700 iohless oer month. routine." he said . we had been. He added that the stimulus is "helping paciCage. MacPherson said the stimulus package is The evacuation could have been There were the "good" residents also. They create greater debt and adding to the deficit According to Mike McCabe, press a welcome and needed extension to the prevented if officials were allowed in were the one's who sat in their rooms on creates long term problems." secretary for Biden, the Democratic senator Emergency Unemployment Compensation the store to shut down the air filter, weekends typing dirty words intO their Paul Leonard, press secretary to Rep. supports Clinton's effort to boost the Act. which was scheduled to be phased out Robinski said. calculators as opposed to on the RA's door. Michael N. Castle (R-Del.) said Castle economy. this month. Department of Natural Resources Good residents would stop in the RA's believes the government should focus on McCabe said Bielen has created his own 'Without this extension, the unemployed and Environment Control (DENREC) room to shoot the breeze and as the deficit reductioo before additional spending stimulus package that would !l'Ovide $150 would have no benefits and nothing to rely were brought in to assess the spill, ~ conversations dragged on for hours. the good programs and tax increases. million for Delaware, as opposed to the on." he said. said. . residents sometimes began to talk about 'There is now a $300 billion deficit and, proposed S29 million. Michele Ackles, manager of public "Once DENREC came, they shooting roommates or parents. But within a if the package is passed, $20 million rmre According to Jeffrey Bullock, policy relations for Delaware's Department of conducted the normal shutdown and few hours more they were happily bcK:k in will be OOded," Leonard said. director for Carper, the governor said he Transportation, said the stimulus package not 20 minutes later everything was: their rooms with calculators again, chuckling In addition. he said the job stimulus will feels "the money best spent is on long term would allow for the purchasing of new back to normal," Robinski said. , to themselves. not be effective because "the time it takes economic growth, especially for transportation vehicles such as buses and The non-toxic chemical, which is Eventually a community was built and for money to feed down from the infrastructure." irnins. . part of a scratch-coating procedure,' everyone on the floor seemed to get along governmental level to the local level is Thomas MacPherson, director for In addition, the package would give Robinski said is made from isoprobyt quite well and the unity worked in the favor of about a year." unemployment insurance in the Delaware "additional benefits for people who make and butyl alcohols. ; the RA's, until one night when someone However, Delaware's Democratic Unemployment Office, said the package buses, therefore causing the ripple down The employee who suffered the: became angered with one resident and Senator Joseph R Biden and Gov. Thomas will add shon term unemployment benefits effect and new jobs," she said. head injury, a security guard and· attempted to back over him with a Chevy. another employee were taken tO: The residents decided it would be a good Christiana Hospital, where they were: time to use their well-practiced riot formation treated and released within an hour.; which was appropriate because the young man Robinski said. in the Chevy was a member of one of the Todd Land, Christiana Mall's: more pride-filled fraternities. regional marketing directoc, said about; The two sides met in the parking lot with An aspirin a day may keep cancer away 2,000 shoppers and 300 employees: weapons such as lacrosse sticks, bottles and were evacuated. ; shaving cream Study reveals lower risk for four types of the disease with monthly use Land said two ounces of the( Fraternity versus dorm mates. chemical were released. and he believes ~ The brave resident assistants simply By Ashwani Chowdary Quitting cigarette smoking has also not 'much more was in the store. · quivered behind locked doors after calling the Sr•ff Reporter "[Aspirin] inhibits very been found to relieve more than one kind Safety was the mall's fliSt concern, ~ police. The use of aspirin every other day may important processes within of cancer, she said. he said. : After the squad cars left the scene, the floor prevent four types of cancer, according to Once believed that the reduction of The mall reopened around 4:30' menDers bonded by taking the wounded to a study released Monday by the American the cell." cigarette smoking would decrease only p.m., Land said. He e11pects 99 percent the infumary. Cancer Society. - Dr. Michael Thun of the lung cancer, Fernsler said, recent studies of the stores did the same. About half way through my second year as The study, conducted by Dr. Michael indicate that stopping smoking can also Robinski said Lens Crafters a Resident Assistant I realized the best way to American Cancer Society lower the chances of contracting cervical, reopened around 6 p.m. control the residents might be to think like bladder, mouth and larynx cancer. He said the store -did not suffer a : one. to11icity, Thun warned against using aspirin until the findings are confirmed. Therefore. she said it is possible that major loss in revenues. "I wouldn't say · Each weekend I filled my bathtub with ice G) Health Watch aspirin can prevent four types of cancer. it was significant, but it was a few : Jayne Fernsler, associate professor of am Rolling Rock Beer. For some reason the In a study done between 1982 and 1988 thousand (dollars)," Robinski said. · strategy didn't worlc too well. nursing. said Thun was "very careful about cautioning the public not to take involving 635,000 people, Thun found a Afier closing Saturday and Sunday : In fact I was spending a lot of time with 40 percent lower risk of colon cancer Thun, director of analytical epidemiology aspirin." because of the snow, Land said the : Candy and Brad on the staircase, staring at a at the American Cancer Society. shows death in subjects who took aspirin 16 evacuation did not help the mall's · repertoire of different ex-meals, some of Fernsler stressed that the public should the risk of stomach. esophagus, colon and not misconstrue the information. times a month. revenue. which were mine. Some just made me slip. rectal cancer is 40 percent lower among Thun followed the study with animal "Hopefully we'll make it up in the · But it was okay because I was the RA. She added, however, she does not think heavy aspirin users. doctors will discourage the use of aspirin experiments to see if aspirin could affect ne111 few weeks," he said. "It's a long · "While as.pirin may seem like an if a patien t has not had previous stomach other types of cancer, however, the only shot, but safety comes fi.I'Sl." NEXT WEEK: The author prepares for a innocuous over-the-counter drug, it link he found was between aspirin and Jennifer Buczek, assistant manager problems. . S~g Break in Mexico, but Continental inhibits very important processes within· digestive-tract cancers. of Bain's Deli, said the mall was Airlines fears he ill the victim of kidnapping, Aspirin . Thun sa1d, can cause serious the cells," Thun said. "Digestive tract cancers cause about evacuated in the middle of Illlch hour. making him stay the night in Miami with his side effects and stomach ulcers if taken Aspirin, he said, inhibits tumor 81,000 deaths per year," Thun said. "Even "It was a busy day," Buczek said. own bodyguard. too much. growths and enhances immune system It is unusual for aspirin to prevent so a modest reduction in this number would 'We lost a lot of business." responses. many types of one disease. she said. have substantial public health Mall movie-goers were asked to However, because of aspirin's potential importance." leave in the middle of a show. A4 • THE REVIEW. March 19, 1993 Civil War series director to be commencement speaker Former Newark resident and award winning filmmaker, Ken. Burns, to receive honorary degree at May graduation ceremony

By Darlene Fortney university. the drama that exists in the real watched "The Civil War" on TV Academy Award; "The Shakers: SUffRrporrrr "It is a great privilege to receive world," he said. with him." Hands to Work , Hearts to God," Ken Bums, an award-winning an honorary degree from an Burns has won more than 40 Fairman recalled a vivid "The Statue of Liberty," also documentary filmmaker, will academic institution," he said. major film and television awards personal glimpse of history in "The nominated for an Academy Award; address the 1993 graduating class Bums lived in Newark as a child for "The Civil War" including two Civil War" about the soldiers "Huey Long," "The Congress: The at the university's !44th when his father taught in the Emmy awards, two Grammy receiving and writing letters to Hi story and Promise of Commencement exercises May 29 university's anthropology awards and the Producer of the family, lovers and friends . Representativ e Government." in Delaware Stadium. department. Year Award from the Producer's Fairman said actual letters that "Thomas Hart Benton" and most The Board of Trustees will He said, "Coming back to Guild. the men received were read. recently, "Empire of the Air: The present Burns with an honorary Newark will be like a "Bum's version of the Civil War "Burns did his research," he . Men Who Made Radio." doctorate of humane letters degree homecoming." was the most complete I have ever · said. Currently, Burns said, he is at the ceremony. Burns is best-known for the seen," said history major Robert The soldiers became real people producing and directing a nine-part Burns was among a list of nine-part series, "The Civil War" Moore (AS SR). instead of just men on a battlefield, series entitled "Baseball," a history possible speakers that received the which premiered on public English Professor Thomas M. he explained. of the national past time. scheduled most votes in a poll of graduating television in September, 1¥90. Leitch, who teaches film classes, Fairman said he remembers to premiere on public television in seniors cortducted in the Fall Burns was filmmaker/director, said Bums is a wonderful example Bums' visit to campus last year to the fall of 1994. Semester, said Robert R. Davis, producer, co-writer, chief of someone who has tried to focus sign copies of his book "The Civil Burns is a na tive of New director of university relations. cinematographer, music director on and create "good TV ." War" in the Morris library. Hampshire and received hi s Ken Burns The speaker is selected from the and executive producer on the Trey Fairman (BE SR) voted for Fairman said he got a signed bachelor's degree in film studi es candidates who received the most series which took five-and-a-half Bums in the poll last fall. He said copy of the book for his dad. and design at Hampshire College in the Academy of Motion Picture votes, depending on availability, years to complete. he is familiar with Burns because Burns has · been' making Amherst, Ma ss. where he now Arts and Sciences, the Davis said. Bums said he has always wanted of his father. documentaries for 15 years. Hi s serves as a trustee: Massachusetts Historical Society Burns said he is tremendously to make films . "My dad is really into the Civil credits include "Brooklyn Bridge," Burns is a member of th e and the American Antiquarian honored to be asked to speak by the "Making documentaries is about War and history," Fairman said. "I which was nominated for an Society of American Historians, Society. St. Patrick's Day parties continued from page Al 'They should make Sure your Irish to let you in on a night like this." Fogarty St. Patrick was actually captured said gazing at the ~ed bar-room from England, Fox said, and brought to But tell me lad, what's a true Ireland as a slave in the 5th century. Irishman doing drinking a Corona and After a dangerous escape, Patrick not a Guiness? UofD returned to England where he had a "Sorrebody bought this one fer me," vision from God telling him to go back he said. " it was free." to lreland and convert the people to Free beer, not only the best type by Catholicism. Irish defmitions, but perhaps the only Championship Legend said he came back and drove way to resolve a quarrel with an angry a plague of snakes from Ireland. which Irishman. as this reporter discovered. made the people so happy they all One such man did I encounter this Basketball T's . converted and are still celebrating. St. Patty's day. A long white beard "I'm an Irish woman, what else am I capped with a true Irish derby, complete supposed to do?" said one young lass with a John F. Kennedy election button, available at the bookstore nam:d Debbie as she tried to fit an lrish he sat at the bar drinking from his own lace garter belt over her head at the Deer mug. Parle tavern. He looked like the the jovial At O'Friels Irish Pub in Wilmington occasion personified. but turned out to 100°/o cotton T's $13.50 ea. the mood was equally festive with live be the surliest Irishman in the land. Irish music and green beer. When I approached him, he told me Adult size (Sm, Med, Lg, XL) One anonymous university student that he refused to speak to a pencil shared some authentic lrish bathroom­ pusher such as myself, then proceeded stall poetry she read while in Dublin: to tell me how he spent time in !Xison "Blessed Mary, we believe that with Hitler's best friend, how he was Also AVAILABLE but not shown without sin you did conceive. Blessed related to Ulysses S. Grant, and how he virgin, thus believing, let us sin without got kicked out of the university because Gray -"On the Road to the. conceiving." he was too smart and so oo. Back at the Deer Park, Kathy When I grabbed me pad to write .Final Four" T- $13.50 O'leary (AS JR) spoke of Irish pride in sorre of this down, he took it from me drinking which most others consider a and started ripping out the pages and vice. throwing them abooL I tried to stop him, "We're the only ones that can handle but he said I'd have to wrestle him for iL our liquor," she said "everyone else is To get it back I had to shell out three just jealous." bucks and buy him a tru.'! Irish stout, not In keeping with the inconsistency one of those American brews with an therre of lrish Bull, St Patrick's day fell Irish narre. oo Wednesday, the Deer Parle's "Nacho Okay sir if your out there, I admit, Night." when nacho and Mexican Beer you gave it back on your own accord !Xices are reduced. and you bought me the beer, but I'm Sean Patrick Fogarty (AS JR) was Irish and remember, it was you who -,/University one of many Irish eyes that were taught rre about Irish Bull. smiling at a bottle of Corona. II Bookstore University of Delaware KAPPA DELTA"S SHAMROCK PROJECT * * * WHIFFLE BALL * TOURNAMENT Get Involved with your * -* MARCH 20TH ll:AM·-6:PM * 'Q HARRINGTON BEACH- RAIN OR SHINE "Q Student Government TO SUPPORT THERONALDMoDONALDHOUSE. NCPCA.. AND THE CIDLDREN'S HOSPITAL

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By Stacey Bernstein stance between the administration AudtVII INJtno Editor Robert B. Carroll, president of the teaching, as well as outstanding and the faculty, said he finds that AAUP from 1990 to 1992, said the The university's faculty union and "When faculties are unionized they have a better research." there are problems unique to the university's 450 member chapter, Colton said benefits the AAUP are administration celebrated the 20th academic realm of collective which is 50 percent of all faculty anniversary of collective bargaining relationship with the administration." seeking for instructors are contracts bargaining. members, has gotten where they are for contracts in a symposium for more than one year, ability to "It includes the role of committee as a result of collective bargaining. Tuesday at Clayton - Stephen L. Finner, director of collective bargaining for take a sabbatical and to gain Hall. structure, the role of the senate and "We are in a pretty good position Professor Joel· Douglas from possibility for promotion. the role of collegiality, as well as the the national MUP compared to a lot of other Baurch College, City. University of Carroll also said there is "a role of the union in policy issues universities." he said. "But we're not tremendous difference ih the stand New York, gave his views on the such as financial cut back satisfied, we feel we can do better." past, present and future of collective reforms are important." the faculty. point of salary between instructors. management and the direction of the President of the AAUP, David L. "Even compared to other bargaining, "an old trade union university." Douglas said he predicts unions "When faculties are unionized Colton, said for the past two years concept where employees and will be successful in the future for universities, we don't think we staek After 25 years, Douglas said they have a better relationship with instructor's benefits, salaries and up." employers negotiate the terms and the academic realm, as a result of a the administration. They are collective bargaining is a mature, promotional ability continue to be a Carroll said other issues of oonditions of lheir contract." new group of management that has functioning from the perspective of well institutionalized, successful major issue for the AAUP. importance to the AAUP deal "with Douglas said the university's project, however, he criticised grown up with the understandings of equals, rather than being employees "Across the country , instructors chapter of the American Association labor unions. who can be directed." bargain for salaries through the faculty unions for "remaining aloof' are precisely the people which are collective bargaining process and of University Professors (AAUP), Stephen L . Finner, director of While there was resistance to from the issues of non-unionized doing all the teaching," Colton said. administer grievance process, who established the collective collective bargaining for the narional collective bargaining on the part of when a workers such as secretaries and "Many instructors are not faculty member feels there has been bargaining process in 1972, is AAUP, agrees that unions are the administration when it was firs t maintenance. concerned with publishing, they are a violation of their of contract, and actually the considered one of the Issues of age will play an beneficial and on the ri se in the instated, Finner said, "people do concerned primarily about teaching. most successive. academic sector. understand and agree with the we go through various steps to get increasingly important role in and that should be rewarded as much the problem corrected." "It's one of the older ones, it's collective bargaining for the future. "While unionization has been on process." as research is," he said. the decline nationally in the Colton added: "The faculty and stable, it's mature and the parties Douglas said: "Maternity leave is not R. Byron Pipes, university Colton said the AAUP would like industrial and blue collar industries," students are the university, and the seem to understand each other," he a big issue anymore. The age limit of provost, said he finds the collective to see a two track way for promotion. said. Finner said, "it has been on an bargaining process helpful to both administration helps it all run teachers being lifted in 1994, long "Having instructors who can be smoothly. We all have a common Douglas, who holds an impartial increase among the professionals and the f?culty and the administration. term disability and health care rewarded for doing outstanding interest to make it all work together."

WALK TOUOFD Classes held after weekend storm continued from page A 1 TOWNE COURT APARTMENTS of the student.body. resumed ticketing Wednesday. buses." Delaware Technical Institute, a Newark Police Chief William A .. commuter school, closed for the same • Balconies • \Vall to \Vall Carpet • Air· Conditioned David Christofides (BE JR), a Hogan said the city's parking Towne Court resident, said: "I can't reason said Phyllis Koch secretary to regulations were also relaxed but cars the campus director. • 1\lasonr-y Construction • Heat and Hot \\'ater· Included believe we had class. Towne Court parked in the fire lanes or in the middle Jonas Morales (AS SO) was one of Newly renoyatcd Hallways and Laundry Rooms wasn •t even plowed, and the buses of the street were ticketed. "We used didn't even come." many university students and Newark common sense when it came to • Shuttle Btis Sl·rvin· to lJ of D ·• Convcniently.lm:atcd within cars Wilmington College, Delaware residents who parked their on the ticketing ·cars after the storm", he said. and to walking distance to shopping center, banks, and rcstauntnts. Technical Institute, Delaware road awoke fmd them blocked For students returning to the by piles of snow from plows. Community College and Wesley university from out of town, the trip EFFICIENCIES, ONE, TWO AND THREE BEDR00!\1 AJ>ARTi\IE~TS College, all located near the university, "The freakin' plows buried my car," was a difficult one. Morales said. "It was too hard to fmd, remained closed Monday, along with Melissa Mendenhall (AS SO) said, most schools in the tri-state area so I couldn't make it to class. On top of "Parts of the turnpike were closed, and Mon.-Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 10-4 • Sun. 12-4 everything my car got ticketed too." Donna Quinn, secretary to the it was hard to get back to school 368-7000 NO PETS }--.rorn S378 The universities division of traffic Sunday night. execUtive vice president at Wilmington said parking regulations were relaxed College, said the decision to close was "I assumed that school would be Off Elkton Rd., Rt. 2 in the day's following the storm but. made in order to guarantee the safety closed."

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St•ff Reportrr "volatile in the past." nor American," he said, "God is A representative of the "It's very important for any exalting a black nation. Do not Honorable Minister Louis university where he speaks to look down on your brother, but Farrakhan rallied students have a lot of security. instead unite as one." Tuesday to build a new Black "Farrakhan hasn't spoken Marcus X closed by saying. Nation. because security arrangements are "Farrakhan will rule America in He came to share the teachings massive and expensive," Brooks our lifetime." of Farrakhan' s plan for the continued. "The university will He spoke the words of construction and rise of a Black not pay for it, the sponsor will." Farrakhan: "White men: do not be Nation at a lecture and open He asked about Jimmy Carter's scared, we will not treat you like forum on Tuesday. appearance at Delaware. No your fathers treated our fathers. Minister Marcus X spoke .of protecting fences for protesters or We have learned from your Farrakhan as "the most powerful extra security were needed, he mistakes." black man or any man in said. He said he believed Carter Prior to the arrival of Marcus America. "He is blessed by was more violent than Farrakhan. X, Brother Darrin X, who Almighty God with the solution The black brothers and sisters introduced the speaker. spoke of that can change all of the United of the university community need how young African Americans on States." to know the truth, Marcus X said. campus must listen and make Marcus X spoke to a mostly He said, "Farrakhan is the black their own choices. black audience that filled man's champion. "Farrakhan is painted by the Kirkbride Hall 006. He spoke "College blacks have the right media as a racist, a hater and an loudly trying to overcome the to bring the truth to their campus. anti-scmetic," said Darrin X. He THE REVIEW I Maximill ian Gretsch students some of whom were Farrakhan is here for the black continued by discussing how the Snug as a bug! This weekend's storm left this Volkswagen trapped under a blanket of snow. yelling, "Teach the facts. Learn people in America." Unite States is in dire need of the History. Go Ahead Brother." Marcus X talked about history, help and something new to bring Marcus X arrived with two "the rich and glorious white about change. bodyj!uards at his side and began history." Darrin X fini shed by saying, to teach the words of the He blamed the white culture for addressing college African Honorable Minister Louis the current state of African Americans: "This is not the day Farrakhan. Americans, saying, "We only of cheerleading and hooping. Do DP&L increases utility rates Marcus X said that Farrakhan knew you (white society). not hide in the closet when himself was supposed to speak at "You stripped us of our names something radical happens. Stand By Stacey Bernstein market costs for gas," she said. . Lisa Petrini (AS SO), who lives on the university, but university and African culture. You wonder up. Stand up for blacks." Assistant Featuii!S Editor Wallace C. Judd Jr., a spokesman East Cleveland Avenue, said the policy created mass obstacles that why black people are the way we Horace Arthur Trent III, Delmarva Power & Light Co. will for Delmarva, said the increase will increase will affect her greatly did not permit him to appear. are? The answer is because of president of the Newark chapter ask the Public Service Conunission to reflect fuel charges rather than the because she considers her bill high "Farrakhan is viewed. as a you." of the NAACP, organized the grant a rate increase for 90,000 New customer's base rate. already. violent man," he said. "The He said that blacks victimize forum with the help of the Kappa Castle COWlty gas customers in early Fuel charges, Judd said, are the "Any increase, now matter how university was afraid of violence because they are victims. Alpha Psi Fraternity and the April, a spokesperson for the actual cost of the filtered natural gas small, will add up," Petrini said. or riots outside the Bob Carpente~ Marcus X asked for a change Black American Studies company said Wednesday. Delmarva buys, not the company's However, Madison Drive resident Sports Center where he was and advocated a "separate but Department. Julie Williams Regan, a service. Mike Sloan (AS SO) said he doesn't originally suppose to appear and equal" philosophy. The date scheduled for the communications representative for Delmarva receives its profit from see the increase as a problem. $100,000 would have to be spent Referring to Scripture. he said, appearance of the Honorable Delmarva Power, said the rate would the basic rate, he said, which includes "My roommates and I split the bill for extra security." "Two people cannot live together, Minister Louis Farrakhan has only go up three to four percent. the cost to build gas links and meters four ways," Sloan said, "so my Timothy F. Brooks, dean of so God created conditions to been changed. His appearance ''The three to four percent raise in to customers' homes, as well as labor increase will only go up one percent." students, said because separate the two people." will be announced at a later date. fuel charges responds to higher costs. Judd said he fmds that fuel costs "It's not a basic rate increase," are not particularly controversial. Regan said, "so we don't make a . Regan said if the increase is profit from the gas cost adjusunents." allowed, an average gas bill will Judd said he was unsure of the increase about 54 cents per month. reasons leading to the price increase The change is not to make a profit, of the gas Delmarva buys. it is to cover costs, Judd said. The commission's review, "We try to keep the price stable," scheduled to take place on April 6, he said. "However, the market rate will examine whether Delmarva got increased this year, preventing SPA Weekend Films the most gas for its money, Judd said. stability in price rates. Because fuel adjustments are an Regan added: "It's a standard annual procedure, Regan said she yearly procedure. This year it went believes the commission will grant up, last year it went down." the increase. FROII THI DIIUCTOR OF "FIILD OF DRIAIII" Em~~~ Allt1J1IN IIN1Ff11Bf -NBl Oil spills in Brandywine If~ ~~~~miWH IIIIIJim~MWJ m4WN continued from page A1 one point," she said. of the procedure at this point. John Nye, director of the Barbara Sherf, a spokeswoman for university's water resource center, the DER, said a DER worker spotted said the fact that there is such a large fAKERS volume of water during this time of Allurglar,a-,aIN fugitive, a...... ,. lllloller, and a ,._~Neher_ oil flowing into the creek which is 25 and u-. .,. the good guye. yards from the site of the accident. year would mean that the spill would Cleanup of the stream involves not diminish the water supply the use of booms, which are long substantially. pieces of absorbant material, she The accident occurred because of said. The booms are laid across the icy conditions on route 1, creek downstream from the accident Pennsylvania State Police said. to absorb the oil which floats on the A 1987 Ford Thunderbird, driven surface of the water. by 18-year-old Christopher O'Brian "It doesn't sound very hi-tech, but from Avondale, Pa., lost control in it works," she said. the north-bound lane and crossed No fish or animal deaths have into the south-bound lane, police been reported yet. Sherf said, and said. Friday, March 19 Saturday, March 20 the total environmental impact of the There it hit the truck filled with spill has not yet been assessed. 6,000 gallons of fuel oil, driven by $1 with valid UD I.D. $1 with valid UD I.D. The cleanup procedure was 50-year-old Donald Miller from hindered, Sherf said, because of the Intercourse, Pa. high volume of water in the creek After that impact, Miller's truck All showings 7:00, 9:30, aDd 12 mldlllght 1n Smith 140 due to run-off from melting snow. then crossed into the north-bound "The stream was really raging at lane, police said, hitting a 1990 No tickets w1ll be sold after these ~est (llmit one guest per ID) Chevy Metro driven by Alfred Paid for bv the comprehensive student fee Ceccradi, 36, of Roger's Ford, Pa. The truck then went down a five foot embankment and turned over, causing 4,000 gallons of the truck's cargo to spill, police said. Neither police nor Buck's Run Transport, the Parkesburg, Pa., WE company that owns the truck, could say if the leak had been caused by a puncture in the tank, or from it's valve. WILL BEGIN RETURNING Route 1 was closed from 12 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. Wednesday as the wreck was cleared. Donald Miller is in serious SURPLUS c ·ouRSE condition in the Intensive Care Unit at Crozer-Chester Medical Center following an operation for multiple wounds. Ceccradi is in serious condition at BOOKS TO the same hospital and O'Brian has PUBLISHERS been released. MARCH:Z.:Z. WHEN YOU RIDE DRUN~ ONE MORE FOR THE nOAD CAN HAVE AN ENTIRELY BUY NOW! DIFFERENT MEANING. -.,£ University

Alcohol qui kly affect your judgment. II Bookstore balance. and coordination. Do n't dri nk and ri de. Or your last SF University of Delaware drink might be your last drink. \' ' MOTORCYCLE SAFID F UII DITIOII LIOO< r~sr. 'rOU G[T OUT~ tOJ! T~POILC:~QT Tt-4[ 1X)OI?. T~( Pla>L[. W[LL .. Friday, March 19, 1993 PageA8 GJXX)Nb[J> lill IUO!..Jll~ Too much class 'w'INT(R. C((){H; The university_ threatened the safety of students and faculty by choosing to remain open on Monday.

Wilmington College, Del Tech, the good sense 1o close to minimize the Wesley College, Christina School chance of snow-related injury. District, Brandywine School District, So why did the university decide to and the University of Delaware. stay open? .· Which one docs not fit? According to President David P. A clue: this school was the only one Roselle. conunuting students wen: the to hold classes on Monday. university's major concern. You guessed it The police had informed ROselle the University students had to venture comrnutc.r lots were clear and major out into the aftermath of the worst roadways were safe, he said. storm in years which some have called If police assured President Roselle the "storm of the century" to go to the roads were cleared, they certainly class. overlooked some key arteries like Yes, folks, the good ol' home of the Academy Street. John Otting ... fightin' Blue Hens decided to subject Even though many major roads its student population to yet another were clear, most people had enough hardship. trouble just getting out of their The university held classes on driveways. Unless they lived right next An icy reception to university's snow job Monday, in case you didn't notice. to a highway, driving to the WJiversity Sortor. may have been impossible as well as What actually happened for many dangerous. They say it was the East Coast's worst Safety and the city for salting some of students was a hazardous drive to Many deans, administrators and snow storm sini:e our great grandparents the paths. campus on icy roadways and professors as well as students found were kids. They seemed, however, to have dangerous walk on uncleared roads thatOUI. People were tilled, cars were stuck, Commentary forgotten about the curbs, the steps of and sidewalks only to find out their There's also no excuse for police everyone was urged to stay inside their numerous buildings, the sidewalks of classes had been cancelled because the giving parking tickets Monday, as houses. By Laura jefferson Academy and Main streets, the "Sono professor couldn't make it in. some have reported, for certain A plethora of schools were closed, Pathway to Freedom," the path in front of This isn't an isolated, exaggerated unavoidable parking violations. including many universities and colleges. Kappa Alpha, the entire Rodney scenario affecting a small portion of Not that we shouldn't be Yet, the university was completely underpass, the outside eating area in front the university community. Most people appreciative for those who worked missed by the monster of a storm, or so of the Student Center and, most Then, there were those students who had to face one or more of the hard to get the snow cleared. Snow administration would have us think. importantly, the doorway in front of The did trudge into icc hell, only to find out following occurrences: removal crews and police had more Almost every school in Delaware was Review. their classes had been cancelled by the ~ Cancelled classes due to absence than enough to keep them busy, and closed, but the university's students can Even in the places you could actually professor. of professor or presence of too few we thank them for their work. overcome anything, right? sec the salt, some maneuvering and It's not exactly the safest thing in the students (at least 28 day and 41 night It would be unrealistic to expect Wrong. control was needed. There were more icy world for thousands of students to be classes were cancelled) . them to clear out the snow from a Unless all commuting students' cars areas than salted ones. slipping and sliding around on pathways - University paths and city storm of major proportions by have the capacity of snow plows and all It does seem convenient, though, that sidewalks minimally, if at all, cleared Monday. on-campus students own ice skates that that penguins would have a hard time the front of Hullihen Hall was so clear. (except in front of Hullihen Hall), That's why most public schools can adapt to the streets, it's absolutely with . . At least the administrators were safe. I causing students to walk in the streets. remained closed Tuesday. ridiculous that all classes weren't There arc also people like me. can't The point is, the people who made the even walk on a sunny day without - Some roads, such as Acad~y Which brings us back to the cancelled. decision to keep the university open, worrying my bad knee is going to Street, were· still sheets of icc university. We assume, President As I walked across the layers of snow were the people who didn't have to dislocate. How am I supposed to go from throughout Monday; Towne Court Roselle, you thought you did the right and ice, everyone was slipping and travel, via car or foot. to classes amidst Rodney to Memorial without completely streets were not plowed. thing in staying open. But next time sliding, trying to save face and not bust some of the worst conditions r::;fwark has stressing about every clumsy step I - Students unable to use their cars take your cue from others. their heads wide open. seen. make? because they were plowed in by the If everyone else closes, it's I even saw one guy on a bike slide on The administrators need to realize they As whiny as that may sound, it's the city or university. . probably for a good reason. his race. in the middle or traffic, in front should be making decisions according to truth and I'm sure many other students Most other schools and colleges had Safety. of a Public Safety truck. the best interest or the students. What I'd lite to know, is what have the same pitiful problems. Endangering our safety by not closing the would've been the harm in canceling all Faculty and staff probably also school and by not properly clearing the classes for one day? weren't enthused with the university's roads and pathways is anything but in our Yes, syllabi would've been pushed decision. Many professors live in other best interest. back a day and maybe tests would've had cities and even more in other states. I'm I guess the joke would be on to be rescheduled. sure one day of having to overlap lectures administration if someone had fallen and Editorial Staff Big deal! would've seemed more practical to them, fractured their skull. What about the people who live off than having to face tundra-like road Is the university waiting for a multi­ Rkh umpbell, editorial editor I columnist conditions. llebecx:a Tollen, columnist Jeff Pe;~rlman, columnist campus and couldn't possibly make it to million dollar law suit to gain some Maybe ovcnime or pay raises should Greg Or~, columnist Wil Shotmlin, cartoonist campus? Did they get zeroes on exams or common sense? be in store for those university employees JCvm l.ninson, columnist John Ottingrr, cartoonist papers, simply because their cars were who had to travel long distances. Doug Donowaa, editor in chief I columnist Liz Lardam, columnist stuck or they were smart enough to stay Laura jefferson is a student affairs editor home and not risk their lives? I will give partial credit to Public for The Review.

Recognition comes slowly but surely for gay and ·lesbian couples Gays and lesbians have, slowly but legally register as "domestic partners." insurance and the right to audit Even with the acknowledgment of surely, been'winning the battle against a To make the romantic relationship university courses for partners of gay alternative lifestyles, some still don't heterosexist society. official, all couples n~ to do is fill out faculty and staff, in addition to think different types of relationships Instead of remaining in the military's some paperwork and present Commentary providing housing for gay and lesbian should be a matter of public record. closet, homosexuals are now saying they identification. couples. "The efforts to give other living can fight the enemy, but love each other. In exchange, they receive a certificate By Karen Levinson Chris Eagan (BE SR), chairperson of arrangements the same status as the Gays and lesbians have made some much like a IJ'Wl'iage license. publicity and communications for the family hurts society," said Joseph G. progress on the national level with Mayor Dinkins set this into play by Lesbian Gay Bisexual Student Union, Zwilling, a spokesman for the Roman President Clinton on their side, but signing an executive order which said they have lobbied the university for Catholic Archdiocese in New York, in gaining acceptance on a local level has enabled heterosexual and homosexual other benefits which married couples benefits as domestic partners. the New York Times. been an uphill battle. couples to register under the title of enjoy - access to health care, for Gays and lesbians deserve this kind Gays and lesbians do have families of Amendment 2 in Colorado, for domestic partner. ellample. of recognition. After all. if they have their own. And discounting them hurts example, set the homosexual community Gays and lesbians termed domestic Hopefully, this will change with similar responsibilities in raising a society. not the other way around. a few steps backward with the repeal of panners have the same status as married legislation due before the City Council. family, they should get the same rights There have been some criticism by all anti-discrimination laws on the couples in getting apartments or But where the legal sector has fallen as heterosexual unions. gays and lesbians on this executive books. inheriting a lease in residential behind, the private sector has picked up And they do not have the same kind order, as well. Conservatives like Bay Buchanan, buildings owned or overseen by the city. the slack. of acceptance which heterosexuals take Some activists may have a point when Pat's sis, get on programs like Nightline If they work for the city, gay and A few select companies and for granted, either. they said this step forward is largely a and say that gays and lesbians have a lesbian couples can also have the same orgaaizations, such as Ben and Jerry's While this system still discriminates symbolic one with few actual rights. "special agenda." unpaid leave which married Homemade Inc., The Village Voice, the against gays and lesbians and unmarried Whether or not the City of New York That special agenda is really just gays heterosexuals take for granted. American Psychological Association, heterosexual partners, Dink in's was stingy in handing out benefits, gays and lesbian couples wanting to be Same sex couples will no longer be Greenpeace and the National executive order can only pave the way and lesbians are making another treated like any other family. denied visitation in jails or hospitals if a Organization for Women otTer domestic towards equality between heterosexuals important gain - redefining what it And now they are one step closer to loved one falls ill or has a run in with partner health benefits. and homosexuals. means to be a family. achieving that. · the law. Even some universities recognize For one, this executive order puts gay As of March 2, gay and lesbian Being a domestic partner who works domestic partners. Stanford offers health and lesbian relationships offi~ially on Karen Levinson is an editorial columnist couples in the New York City can for the city does not, however, include paper and not in the closet. for The Review. Seeing through a child's eyes not hard for some student groups "Everybody's a1 WWJT tltese days ... let's correcrnus - person could miss the signs. once more. What's more, it looks like our intention to have the meeting sponsored luJw a milti-swrmder.,.- Wmen Zevon Queer Campus sparring with a group of we're making real progress. by all the student groups on campus. construction workers. At issue - the right This meeting I can only liken to good Only DUSC wants to take sole Like a lichen on a cold, damp rock, the to offend and be offended. Commentary medicine. Real chicken soup for the responsibility. They want everybody's halted is spreading. The Campus Diversity Unit and The university community. meeting 10 become their meeting and their Tbe war is being fought in the streets, Spectator are fast becoming great enemies. By Greg Orlando The worst thing that can happen from meeting alone. over the radio waves, in The Delaware The Spectator refers 10 their opposition as such a meeting will be that everyone will Selfish? Yup. Specta!OI' IDI within this publication's very "'The Diversity Ge5tapo." walk away with at least a minimal Childish? Right on, brother. own pratigious. award-winnin& pages. The The Re•iew and ... well, everybody. understanding of the other person - and Indicative of the sad state of some of air fairly reeks with the pungent smell or When somebody pushes us, we're a little hislber student organization. student groups on campus? Amen and gunfire and acidic words. too quick, a little too eager to push back. serious about my offer. I even promised to But still, you can hear the children hallelujah. We hale them. Besides, we're guilty of doing the news the bring some hot do&s and Cheez Whiz so bickering. First and foremost, this is your meeting. They bate us. way it should be done, as compared 10 the tbaa everybody could enjoy a tasty snack at "However, .uveral f'lembers of the Let's make it work. I bate you, you bate me. Everybody is way some people want us 10 do it the meeting. 1111iversity comm1111ity have approached UJ Together. quick 10 conderm the other guy, no one is A loog while back, Joshua Greene, then And I don't know about Paul. but I only willa co11cems about The Review beillg the (l'his time, I'm only going to bring the willing to try and think about their own President of the Black Student Union came got one response from a student primary spoflsor for such a program. Cheez-Whiz. The rest is up to you, dear special inlen:st. up with the idea for a student group organization. It came from The Golden Key DUSC would like to offer its services ill this reader.) The Review has suggested that all the meeting. His ideas were excellent, but Honor Society. Sometimes the most quiet area, a11d, if requested, will assume the And like a very wise man said, "Let's student groups on campus get together and plans for the meeting fel.l through. have the most to say. respo11sibility of pu1ti11g the forum get it on!" air out their ditTermca. The idea was picked up by Review (I don't remember the name of the together." Only a blind- tlttlt's octdarly impaired colunmist Paul Kane and later, by yours woman who called me. but from the bottom Boo-hoo. Greg Orlando is a Review editorial for those of yoM wllo sMbscribe to tile lnlly. of my heart. 1 thank you.) The Review, as far ·I as I am aware, has columnist dedicated to global peace and harmony. m,.bo-j•mbo bow11 as political I don't know about Paul, but 1 was This year. the banner bas been picked up no desire to "sponsor" such a meeting. It's March 19, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A9 lette·rs to the editor Pro-lifers are not killers Why were classes held? Fashion show not sleaze through individual initiatve, alternate perspectives are not majors, they are a The killing of abortion doctor phone threats because of his We are extremely upset and angry . ''The Mahogany Men of Midnight part of everyday educational David Gunn could not have been support for pro-life demonstrators. '· at the way this university handled the Fashion Affair" was not a experience. more well-timed for abortion rights Commentary Pro-choicers have made much of recent snowfall. ' "Cippendales-type of review" nor was At the university, separatism. not activists, nor ill-timed for pro-life a "wanted" poster of Dr. Gunn On Sunday afternoon we called the it a group of scantily dressed men scholarly debate, rules the day. From activists. circulated at an Operation Rescue University Police from home and parading in front of a crowd of separatist student organizations to Facing a fight to keep the By Rich rally last summer., the implication were told classes would be in session screaming women. separatist departments, if you want an Freedom of Choice Act free of any Campbell being such behavior encouraged on Monday. Braving life and limb, we Rather, it was a serious fashion alternate perspecli ve at this amending restrictions as its Griffin's killing. risked coming back to school in order production highlighting Arican­ university, you have to change your considered in Congress, and an Come on. Fiercer rhetoric than to not miss classes. American men from various fraternal, major. effort to sevcrly hinder the on-site that can be found at political and Upori arrival after our three-and-a­ athletic and leadership organizations The separatist syndrome has protests of pro-lifers, the shooting murder, though, anything less than social demonstrations of various half hour ordeal, we found that over at the university. To portray the spread through every department at of Dr. Gunn portrays exactly the a conversion to abortion rights may kinds. Whether it's George Bush the bridge on Route 896 the roads fashion show as a cheap, degrading our school, academic or bureaucratic, message they want mainstream as well mean one pulled the trigger hanging in effigy by Gulf War were a mess. As we pulled into the strip show is to rob these men of the and you and I arc paying the price. America to get of the entire pro-life his or herself. protestors or the DuPont Co. Harrington parking lot we realized the respect and commendation they truly How many students do you know movement: fanatical zealots This is unfair and they know it, pictured as Death by but an unthinking public has, university does not know how to deserve. who have followed the advice of their nothing short of terrorists willing to environmentalists, such handle snow. The lot ·was icy, snowy It is unfortunate The Review's advisors WORD for WORD and have do anything, even kill, to stop unfortunately swallowed this line. characterizations are common. and the plows boxed in cars for at reporter chose to leave the fashion still had to stay an extra year, or abortion .. The truth is, every major Blaming the poster is like least the rest of the week. One of us affair before the more formal designer change their major to graduate on "The murder of a doctor in social/political movement 1 can blaming anti-Reagan rhetoric for ended up parking a car in a snobank, clothing was shown. time? Our don't even understand this Pensacola, Fla., tells us the think of has had a violent element John Hinckley's assassination eschewed by mainstream activists. and it's still embedded there. The Ladies of Sigma Gamma Rho bureacratic monster we've created. essential truth about most anti­ attempt. II doesn't mean the people We then called Public Safety and Sorority, Inc., regret any negative In short, the machine we have abortion activists. They are Think of the civil rights acutally want to kill the objects of were told classes were being held. connotations the public or our models created to give us a liberal education religious fanatics, who want to movement. Dr. Martin Luther King disdain or ridicule any more than Jr. Besides knowing over 800 schools may have received through the has turned around and bit us. You and impose their version of God's word supported total non-violence in football teams literally want to kill nationally had cancelled classes, we publishing of The Review's artice. We I arc paying student fees for programs on the rest of us," wrote New York challenging segregation. Even the opposing team. decided to go to class Monday are truly proud of our African­ we don't approve of, more parking Times columnist Anthony Lewis in though the vast majority of civil rights activists followed his cue, But haven't some of the tactics morning anyway. When two of us American brothers and it was out of tickets than the city of Newark and the March 12 issue. of some of the pro-life groups been arrived at class, one of our teachers let this pride the idea of a fashion affair "assessments" for every Httle A similar unfair characterization some believed violence and killing less-than-Christian? us leave because there were not was conceived. This production was "requirement" this university can was broadcast crystal clear on NBC were the solution to racism. (And Yes, they have, in my opinion. some still do.) enough students and the other teacher designed to be one of good taste and think up. Nightly News' report on Dr. Bombings, vandalism, throwing left a note saying class was cancelled. respect. And now, in light of this, we create Gunn's slaying. Go back a century to abolition. noxious fumes - all these are Jolm Brown led an armed rebellion 'Before saying school is in session, a Women's Studies major? Oh, but it After interviewing Planned counter to the spirit of Christ and does make our university look good, Parenthood and National Abortion and captured, breifly, a federal please contact professors to get their Susan E. Schcppcle (HR JR) arsenal in Harpers Ferry, now W. ultimately play into the hands of opinion. See if they arc going to come . Chairperson, Mahogany Men of doesn't it? Rights Action League (NARAL) abortion rights supporters. and if they think it's wise to have Midnight Fashion Affair And whatever happened to a officials and •doing a mini synopsis' Va. The vast majority of pro-life to "Religious fanatics and zealots," class. liberal education? What about. on violence and vandalism against some degree people oppose such In addition to other university let learning women's viewpoints in, say, abortion clinics, the report only had many cried about the whole anti­ tactics. Even more militant groups an English class? What about an slavery movement in response. downs, none of the paths to class Wo.men's Studies poor a short comment from a pro-lifer like Operation Rescue do nol were shovelled, plowed or even open, diverse atmosphere where who said some planned to raise "They don't value law and order, condone violcnce.Rescue America, saltled. The steps of Purnell Hall were · maJOr EVERY viewpoint has an equal say? money to help the family of Gunn and the rights of states to.reclaim the group Griffins protested with, their property." completely covered with snow. We What ever happened to funding for killer Michael Griffin says it in no way encouraged or It's what everyone else is doing . What about the extremes of the do not understand how a university ALL kinds of speakers? What ever No interviews with mainstream participated in the Gunn killing.We It's progressive. It's Women's happened to strong support for our abortion rights movement? who administered parking tickets of Studies, and now it's a major at the pro-life groups like National Right have pro-choice co-workers and Library? What ever happened to to Life or comments from those Ignoring for the moment the friends, and we don't shoot them. over one-half million dollars per year Univcristy of Delaware. violence of the abortion act itself, · support for (gasp) our MINDS? who condemn abortion as well as Unfortunatley, charges of cannot afford to plow the paths its · Don't get me wrong. Women's which is the center of the conflict, students, wh'o give them all their Why docs our university pander to any sort of violent form of protest. terra ism don't disappear easily. Studies provides a unique perspective political interests instead of to YOUR there have been examples of money, are taking to class. Does this sound callous to the Sadly, the debate will once again on our society. But a perspective is all needs? Are we going to tum every violence against pro-life activists. Isn't it the duty of the university to it provides. A perspective does not a violence perpetrated by Michael swerve from the issue at hand - different perspective into a new Griffin? It's not meant to be. In 1991, an Ohio abortion rights aboriton. at least make an effort to provide a major make. But don't tell that to the supporter drove his pickup truck safe way to class? In this case, no major? I know of no major pro-life The killing of Dr. Gunn is folks in charge around here. What the Women's Studies over five pro-lifers lying prone in visible effort was made! The folks in charge think a liberal leader, even those who pointed ou1 abhorrent. This does not, however, program teaches should be taught. thai Gunn 's ckath saved the lives of the driveway of an abortion clinic. justify the abortions he performed. edu·cation must be built major by But ·whcrc? I propose diverse views Closer to home, Scott Harrison, major, and not class by class. And a few unborn babies thai day, Nor does it prove all pro-lifers are be taught in every classroom. approve of the act of murder. owner of a vacant store next to the fanatical violent zealots. Evan Mason (BE SO) that's just plain silly. new Atlantic Women's Medical Mark Green (AG FR) Let's not make a major out of it. But from the way abortion rights In a REAL university ~ctting, Services abortion clinic in Mike DiTore (AS FR) supporters have reacted to the Rich Campbell is the editorial editor teachers, not bureaucrats, stimulate Jason N. Smith (AS JR) Wilmington said he has received ofThe Review. discussion, diverse viewpoints collide

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Trail Mix-Up Education Professor Students meet the trials Steven Spielberg' Robert Taggart with his Walt Disney Studios daughter Grade: B jennifer (BE SR). Photo by .of seeing mom and dad W~lter M. Eberz By Clare Lyons and Rob Wherry SraHEdirors in class and.on campus Far from America, far from civilization and far from good dialogue, A Far Off Place is far from winning a By Mindy Maslynsky Even though her sons are sometimes Best Picture Oscar. Assistant f"atur"s Editor embarrassed by her, she says, "It's hard, in Steven Spielberg's latest J:Foduction Carrie Skeen (BE SO) studied harder for a class about family, not to mention my takes place in exotic Africa at the her Brains and Behavior exam than she did own family." fictitious "Hunter's Ridge," which is for any other test in her college career. Settles says most of his professors don't centered in a wildlife preserve. She needed to do well so she wouldn't associate him with his mother, who was The flim opens with a vicious scene disappoint her father. president of the faculty union a few years of men shooting and then sawing the After all, he was the professor. ago. tusks off elephants. The plot hinges oo Skeen is one of many undergraduates "If I tell someone I have a parent that is a group of men whose sole purpose in with parents who are professors, faculty or a professor, they usually think of Russell life is to stop this industty of poaching staff members. Settle, the economics professor," he says. -killing elephants for ivory. While many people think it's "cool" her Settles has a quick explanation for his Hunter's Ridge is also where the dad is a professor, she says having a parent mother being mixed-up with another main character, Nonnie (Reese at the university has its problems. professor. Witherspoon), lives. Nonnie is a tough. "Instead of just seeing my final grade in "IL's because when I say I have a parent independent teenage girl. a course, my father knows exactly what I that works here, people assume it's a Her co-star, Harry (Ethan Randall) got on each test," Skeen says. "If I'm not male." . arrives on the scene just before their studying or going to class, he's the first to Other students also have parents in the repective parents are violently murdered know.'; uni.versity Qublic ~;);'e. by the poachers. Mark Settles (AS SR) is While her father keeps a ""watchful eye Professor Robert Taggart, former Together with a bushman named sometimes embarassed over her: Skeen says he doesn't give her president of the Faculty Senate, has two Kabu (Asrel Bok), Nonnie and Harry by his mother, Barbara, preferential treatment. children who have attended the university. are forced to brave l.he Kalihari Desen but smiles with her "I remember one time when I was His son, Steven, graduated from the to escape the pursuing poachers. studying and I didn • t understand university in January. nonetheless. Photo by J. The bulk of the movie focuses on the Hollado something, so I called my dad at his house. Steven was a brother in the Phi Kappa relationships which develop among He said, 'I'm busy, you know when my Tau fraternity when house monitors were a these three and the physical and office hours are."' hot issue on campus. emotional obstacles they overcome on Skeen says people ask her if she gets off "Luckily, I agreed that it was a stupid their journey. easy since her dad is the teacher. idea, so we had no problem between us." OK. There's a girl and a guy the "If anything, it's more difficu·lt," she Professor Taggart says. same age in a desen with no parents says. Jennifer Taggart (BE SR) says her father around. They're both cute for their age Her father, associate psychology "has a reputation. for talking endlessly," and tbe hormones have just about Professor Leslie Skeen, agrees having his which makes things even worse for her. kicked in as the movie starts. own daughter as a student is something he "One time I had an accident with the Now who would 've guessed they wouldn't want to make a habit of. family car," she says. "I think my father fall in love? Professor Skeen says he knew having told everyone he knew about what Of course l.he older people in the his daughter in his class was going to be happened." audience, but the 10-year-old sittihg in difficult, especially when it came to Professor Taggart says whenever he the front seat with a big bucket of grading. tells a story about one of his children popcorn sure was surprised. "I think Carrie was at a disadvantage during class. he will get a phone call Both Witherspoon and Randall because perhaps I was harder on her than I almost immediately afterwards telling him showed potential as young stars with a might have been on the average student," to keep quiet. promising future. They managed to take he says. "I have to watch what I say," he says. a corny script and rise above it with While some students find it difficult On the other hand, some students say commendable perfolllUIIlces. having their parents teach at their having a parent who works at the Clich~s like "If the wind can do it, so university, others say it's embarrassing. university can have its advantages, such as can we" and "As brothers, we go Mark Settles (AS SR) says his mother, free tuition. together or we stop" abound. Barbara, an individual and family studies James Flynn, director of employee The movie is also chock-full of professor, often does little things that services, says up to two dependent children unrealistic elements and illogical Kristen Haas (HR FR) embarrass him and his brother. or a spouse of university employees can progressions. stops by the Student "Years ago, I wore these 60-looking receive up to eight semesters of tuition­ As the band a"'SS a 2.000 kilometer Hearth Service to visit glasses," Professor Settles says. "My sons free classes. desert, they go quite a loog time without her mother, who is a were so embarrassed they wouldn't even Under the program known as "Tuition food or water. nurse there. Photo by J. walk on the same side of the street with Remis,sion," a spouse or child can take up Items which save them on their Halla do me.'' see PARENTS page B3 travels, such as an ostrich egg, a root just when they were getting hungry and medicine, as Kabu is stung by a scorpion, crop up all too conveniently to be believable. But, there are some great wildlife scenes full of elephants, alligators and, most memorably, a game of tag with an ostrich. • For being a DiSney movie, this film Pantera puts on Vulgar Display in Philadelphia rivals Scarface in violence. It's not really appropriate for bright-eyed 10- y,ear-olds to see parents knocked off and then blown up. Nor is it appropriate for college-age Tower Theater a little worse for wear after 'make your own mash pit' night viewers to have to cringe at the predictable dialogue. By Russ Bengtson jumbled wreckage, the results of a mash­ the lead singer of the Spin Doctors after around to raise hell. A Far Off Place should be sent back Contributing Editor hungry crowd being put in an arena with finding out not only was Little Miss Wrong, Pulling cuts from two albums, their aptly to the desert. where there are no movie Back in the good old days, in a Circus what were once decidedly fixed seats. but she was a junkie slut slapping him with titled debut Cowboys From Hell and !.heir theaters and no people to watch this interview, Iron Maiden singer Bruce A classic example of an unstoppable a paternity suit. He spoke of past Pant~ra even more aptly titled follow-up Vulgar tonure. Dickinson let his dedicated readers in on a for.ce meeting an only-so-immobile object. experiences, but won't speak much about Display of Power, Pantera left the crowd Iitle secret. Rage, rage, rage. The skinheaded this one. He got kicked out during the first wondering not only: "W.hat songs were Before the feature starts, Roger Orange juice. Anselmo spit verbal fire all night, looking song. played and how many," but: "Who am I and Rabbit stars in his latest shoo with big­ "I don't drink alcohol on the road," he for much like a Terminator endoskeleton The guy two seats away during the how did I get here?'' shot Baby Hennan, Trail Mix-up. said. "It's bad for my voice." thinly sheathed in liberally tatoocd human opening act (Sacred Reich) wouldn't be Anselmo mused over how to categorize In the grand tradition of the Road Phil Anselmo, Pantera's lead vocalist skin. much help either. He wasted all ohis energy the band, since they don't seem to fit any Runner and Wile E. Coyote, Roger sucks down Heinekens on stage. Voice? He jumped off the drum riser, threw the early on destroying a seat that somehow existing ones. As he disallowed alternative pursues Herman, who he is ortce again What voice. mike into the crowd, bitched about the snow offended him. he did a passable imitation of Eddie Vedder, left in charge of baby-sitting. Jessica Aural rage, sheer power in musical form, (and the 3-day layover it caused), talked a Although Panter a doesn't have much and bassist Rex strummed the opening riff Rabbit steps in as a well-endowed red­ that's Pantera. Bass so thick and heavy you little about football (they're from Texas ­ e1tposure on MTV (videos for Mouth for of Jeremy. headed ranger who seductively can't cut it, and shrieking guitars almost as guess who they like?), advocated smoking War and Cowboys From Hell are played The show wasn't a question of music. It whispers, "Don't stan forest ftres." just loud as guitarist "Dime-bag Darrel's" weed, raved, screamed, roared and every few years) or radio (yeah, right) their didn't matter what songs they played as Roger torches the woods. blatantly dyed nuclear-mel town-red goatee .. generally did whatever the hell he wanted. fans arc among the most rabid in the world. (except for their ultra-hyped version of There is also a special awearance by A Vulgar Display of Power indeed. Who was going to stop him? Along with the desecration of the first F*•king Hostile) or how long they played Droopy Dog . He droops. Just like a Tuesday's Pantera show was an Not the 10-ycar-o ld kid behind me couple rows, stagedivers began in a trickle. (roughly an hour and a hall). It was the total de

"live in the NJW!" together. Ever. And Stairway is not the masters," Zeppelin, Black. Sabbalh and the revivals as well. - Ganh Algar, philOSOPlef defmitive rock song. like. Who is that ex-MTV VJ doing the spots Entertaining Phil Collins is the lead singer of It's time to clear the slllle. for the "Seventies Preservation Society?" May I have your attention please? Thoughts Genesis. Critics, set some new standards. Every Alan Hurtter? I'll give 83 cents for the head Excuse me. Yes, I respect the Sixties rock bands for hard rock band doesn't have to be Led of Alan Hunter. I mean, the Arab Oil Hey!!!! By Russ Bengtson their influences. But I don't revere them as Zeppelin; every guitarist doesn't have to be Embargo and the Disco Era was really fun, All through my life I've had to deal with gods. I don't have a Yardbirds shrine. Nor Eric Clapton; every concept album doesn't but I'd rather not live them out again. the Sixties. have I melted down all of my jewelry to have to measure up to Yes or Uriah Heep. And the Eighties! I just finished the I was born in 1971, so I wasn't even make a slalue of Eric Clapton to worship. Measure the bands on their own merits. Eighties, I hated them, and I don't want conceived in !.hal generation. Jimi Hendrix- dead. l..ayla is a good song. And the acoustic Let new acts like Pantera. Blind Melon and them to come back! I mean, let us have a So, why won't it die? Vietnam-over. version is kind of neat, in a retro son of Soul Asylum get the credit they deserve liule fun in the Nineties before we abandon Every day a barrage of Sixties LSD is no longer cool. way .. But was it deserving of a Granuny in without the images of Robert Plant and them. paraphernalia reaches out and slaps you in The Grateful Dead are truckin' toward 1993? No. Jimmy Page hanging over them like a, The Eagles have landed. the face. retirement- and Mr . Garcia has more Tell me there wa.sn 't a better rock song well, like a Led Zeppelin. The Doors are closed. Some good ideas were brought up in the than a touch of grey in his beard. in 1992. Of all the trillion albums released The old acts are gone. Boston is just a city. Sixties, but does the whole generation have The Beach Boys have ridden their last in the past year, there had to be a better The Sixties, and even the Seventies, are Even Big Red won't help Kiss last to be perpetuated forever? wave. original song. history. riluch longer. Rebellion against authority is good. But The Rolling Stones are gathering moss. New bands face a double standard that Judge newer bands on their own merits. And the Sex Pistols flred their last salvo do you need to be wearing love beads to do And even Rolling Stone, that magazine of is incredibly brutal. lf they sound too much All the classic a_cts had their time in the long ago. it? the alternative scene is· becoming a whore like, say, Led Zeppelin, the critics say; sun. Now that their time is over, let them Don't abandon the past. But judge the Face iL to corporate rock. "Yeah, it's an OK album, but they stole all move, so that new bands can flourish and present for what it is, not for what was. Jim Morrison-dead. The Who? Exactly. Stop touring their talent from Zeppelin IV." But if they grow out of the shadow of their ancestors. John Lennon- dead. already. play good, original hard rock (or whatever) And if the Sixties weren't bad enough, Russ Bengtson is a contributing editor for Janis Joplin- dead. Led Zeppelin. They are not getting back critics like it, but still compare it to "the now we're getting Seventies and Eighties The Review. His life is currently in limbo.

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To~ five movies for the talking animals band to~ether on a Weekdays 12:45, 2:55, 5:05, 7:20, wee ending March 12, quest to rescue Mr . Ed rom the dog 9:35 BRYAN ADAMS food factory.Showtimes: Weekdays ALL SEATS RESERVED 1993 12:50, 2:50,4:55, 7:00, 9:00. Chris.tiana Mall 1) Falling Down ($7 .6 million for Groundhog Day (PG) -A swarm 1-95 ~nd Route 7 (368·9600) the week) of mutant rodents storms Japan. Bill Crying Game (R) - Showtimes: Tickets are on sale now 8 am - 5 pm dally 2) Groundhog Day ($5.4million) Murray stars. Showtimes: Weekdays 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:50. at the Bob Carpenter Center. 3) The Crying Game ($4 .3 million) Weekdays 12:45 2:55, 5:05, 7:30, Amos and Andrew (PG) -Call de 10:00. 4) Homeward Bound ($4million) Kingfish! Showtimes: Weekdays ~ 5) Mad Dog and Glory ($3.8 Untamed Heart (PG) - Christian 1:45, 4, 7 • valid U.D. ID required ~ million) Slater plays Adam, a boy with a bum ticker and a hot girlfriend. Aladdin (G) - Disney hits a bullseye with this animated gem . • $10/ticket for full-time undergraduates .~ Showtimes: Weekdays 1:20, 4;15, Concord Mall 7:10, 9:35. Showtimes: Weekdays 1,3,5,7. • $15/ticket for part-time, graduate, ~ Fire in the Sky (PG-13) -A true CEND, and Ell students; Concorde Mall· Route 202 (478·5579) A Far Off Place (PG) -A movie about the prospect of graduation account of an alien abduction . .~ Yeah, and Billy Ray Cyrus is a faculty and staff .... lndochine (PG) -A sad, sweet tale for all university students. ~ about a boy who accidently kills Showtimes: Weekdays 1:35, 4, musical genius. Showtimes: • 4 ticket limit Q and eats his parents. Showtimes: 7;25, 9:45 I Weekdays 1:15,4:15,7:15,9:45 Fri. 4:15,7:30, 10:30 Sat. 1, 4:15, A Few Good Men (R)- 7:30, 1 0;30 Sun. 1:30, 4:45, 8 Sommersby (PG-13)- Richard ~ Cere goes through this whole move Showtimes: Weekdays 9:15 Sales open to the public Monday, The Crying Game (R) - Boo hoo. with a piece of broccoli stuck in his CB4 (R) - Saturday Night Live Showtimes:Fri. 5, 7:45, 10:15. Sat. teeth! Can you believe it? alum Chris Rock does the rap satire March 22 at $20/ticket. 4 ticket limit. 2, 5, 7:45, 10:15 Sun. 2, 5:15, Showtimes: Weekdays 1:30, 4:15, thing. Showtimes: Weekdays 1 :30, 7:45 7:05 , 9:45. 4:30, 7:30, 9:30 Funded by the Comprehensive Student Fee Falling Down (R)- Michael Newark Cinema Center Cinemark Movies 10 Douglas has a really bad (hair) day. Call 831-1296 for more Information. First S~te P~aza Shopping Center (994·7075) Showtimes: Weekdays 1:45, 4:30, Newark Shopping Center (737· 3720) Swing Kids (PG-1 3) -And you 7:20, 9:40. A Far Off Place (PG) - thought Nazis only knew how to Point of No Return (R)- A Showtimes: Fri. 5:30,8, 10:15 Sat. goosestep.Showtimes: Weekdays documentary about a female 1:30,5:30,8,10:15, Sun . 1:30, 1:15,4:05, 7:05, 9:55. assassin who does a cover version 5:30, 7:45 Best of the Best II (R) -Yet of her favorite Kansas album. Falling Down (R) - Showtimes:

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CAMPU~ "Culture is an instrument wielded Go see Iron Butterfly at the and give your ticket to another guy? by professors to manufacture Theater of Living Arts in Inquiring minds, you know. STYLE professors, who when their turn Philadelphia on Friday. comes, will manufacture professors." Why, I have no idea. The Khyber Pass Pub in -Simone Weil Tickets are $14.50. Philadelphia will be alight Saturday LIVING The guys will no doubt play their night with the sounds of Chowder Was I right about that apocalypse hit, ln-1-Gotta-Do·Something-To­ Heads, Autumn Carousel and business last Friday or what? Pay-The-Rent. Bamabys. "The apocalypse is coming," I It's a hard, hard world. Call (215) 440-9683 for ticket wrote last week, in this very cross information. WITH MORE SPACE THAN culture column. Does anybody besides me see the Call Universal Studios New York "Call David Koresh ... and forget inherent irony in having Iron Office at (212) 605-2808 ask them to YOU EVER DREAMED POSSIBLE! about any tests you may have on Butterny play at the Theater of cast University President David Monday." Living Arts? Roselle to play Barney Rubble in the · Thank you, Nostradamus. upcoming Fllntstones fllrn. • Lorge, airy 1 & 2 Bed. opts: many with There are some good movies NEW kit(hen (abinets & NEW applian(es! Five bucks won't get you far in playing right here on campus, The Review Entertainment Desk this world ... brought to you by SPA, the people will be having their weekly noontime • Private pool on-site! It'll get you into the Balloon on an who unearthed Meatloaf from his "Stories or Bust': meeting in the • Minutes from (ampus! average Saturday night. grave, cleaned the stiff up and put Scrounge on Friday. It'll get you a slice of greasy pizza, him before a thrilled U of 0 crowd. The topic to be discu·ssed this • Auoss from Blue Hen Stadium artery clogging fries and a laden­ The movies are: Jennifer 8 on week will be, "Corey Halm: The • Right on U. of 0. busline death burger at the Sponge. Friday and Sneakers on Saturday. Conspiracy to keep a great actor It'll get you a copy of Horny Shows are at 7, 9:30 and 12 in Oscarless." Peeping Toms at Newark Smith Halll40. Auditions will be held for a new Newsstand. Tickets are a buck. Bring some ID assistant entertainment editor. from Or it'll get you a ticket to see three or they'll be hell to pay. All are invited to intend and all 1 BEDROOM s435. oo great local bands at the WVUD Call 831-8192 and demand they complaints will be heard. ·2 BEDROOMS ••• s575.oo Radiothon Friday night at the exhume. Marvin Gaye for a special, Call 831-2771 for more (heat & hot water ind .) Perkins Student Center Bacchus one-night stand in Carpenter Gym. information or to ask if we're serious. Theater. And hey, no sex in the aisles, Local bands Schroeder, Attic and please. This Cross Culture column was Railhed will be there. brought to you by NyQuil, The letter The show starts at 8. Can somebody tell me why, at the "S" and by a grant from the National Call up WVUD at 831-2701 and SPA shows, at least three people are Rifle Association. Remember, guns • ijt,~(·':ii iUiJ ~: iI 3i1 i i request !hey play Motorhead 24 hours needed to man the cash box? don't kill people, I kill people. a day. And why do they give you a ticket stub, so you can walk down six steps -Greg Orlando 24 Morvin Drive B-S, Nework, DE CALL TODAY! 368-4535 March 19, 1993 • THE REVIEW• 83 Off the record

Coverdale I Page goes.over like a ••• jimmy Page and David Cover Version merge to get the Led out

Coverdale I Page Feeling Hot, one of the few songs Coverdale I Page to escape the Led Zeppelin motif, is Geffen Records a scorching rocker that makes you Grade: B· wonder where the 45-year-old Page is pulling all this guitar power from. By Brandon jamison Meanwhile, Coverdale screeches Entr;rr.i{lment Editor higher than Mr. Plant ever did: "I'll With all the infinite wisdom · do anything that you want me to I these two seasoned rockers have So rip it up, slip and slide I 'Scuse gained in their _years of stardom, me if my tongue gets tired, I An' I you'd think David Coverdale and will make sweet love to you." Jimmy Page could think of a more I think it 's safe to say heavy­ original name than Coverdale 1 metal stud Coverdale is writing Page. lhese lyrics. And you'd think they could lend Absolution Blues is another fast­ their music a little originality, too. paced rocker, fresh with the Here's a rock and roll equation confessional lyrics "Bless me for you: Take one Jimmy Page, Father, I have sinned I I've broken legendary guitarist I songwriter for The hearts, got drunk on gin I An' still I Led Zeppelin, one of rock's greatest album by lust for sweet young things." bands, and add one David starts off drummer But that's where the quality ends. Coverdale, legendary (yeah, right) strong with D e n n y Over Now, Don' t Leave Me This singer I songwriter for Whitesnake, Shake My Tree, Carmassi's Way , and Whisper a Prayer for the one of rock's silliest bands. and Coverdale's impersonation of Dying are all plodding songs that go Multiply this by the fact that beginning lyrics Zeppelin drummer on for much too long.· Whitesnake was nothing more than sounding like ex-Bad John Bonham, a very Fortunately, Take Me for a Little a Led Zeppelin rip-off and factor in Company man Paul good one indeed. While and Take a Look at Yourself Stop! Enuff ZEnuff already. the moniker of "David Cover Rogers. Coverdale's voice Pride and Joy opens with a don't sound like Led Zeppelin. Version" given to Coverdale by ex­ eventually finds it's true Zeppelinesque acoustic guitar Unfortunate ly, they sound like Led Zep singer Robert Plant. Add calling, mimicking Plant, while riff while Coverdale wails, Whitesnake. the blatant Plant-esque wailing of Page grinds out a typical Page­ "Mama's little princess I Daddy's It's good to see that Jimmy Page Coverdale. sounding riff and the drums explode pride and joy I I'm like a kid at can still rock as hard as ever; it's Enuff Znuff ain't The total sum? with a punching rhythm. C~istmas I Playing with your toys just to bad he doesn't do it more A compilation of songs in which Waiting on You follows, marked often on Coverdale I Page. Led Zeppelin rips itself off. nothin' but fluff AnimaJs with Human Intelligence glory of the tripped-out Beatles. No Bosstones rock on o_ne Mighty Mighty albumette EnuffZnuff doubt they would have senled for the Arista Records notoriety of the stoned Monkees. Ska.COre The Devil And More Grade: C- Unfonunately, they land somewhere Mighty Mighty Bosstones near REO Speed wagon on Freon. Mercury Records By Gary Geise What's even worse is that in the Grade:A StaR Reportet enlightened 90s, this band is still· Mr. Ed, talking horse and beloved wallowing in a pre-Zeppelin male· friend to Wilbur, is not mentioned adolescent fantasyland: "Our chicks· !~~~0 anywhere in the liner notes. were hot I Our cars were fast I we: Plaid never sounded so loud as it Yet he must be there. His influence took our nights we made them 14lst" : does on the Mighty Mighty Bosstones is unmistakable. · (tHesE dAze) ... "Yeah the tickets are: EP Ska-Core The Devil And More. Enuff Znuff is a metalist quartet free I But you still got to pay 1: More is just a hint, a Mighty from Chicago, where they still allow Admission price is love I On the love: Mighty Bosstonette, if you will, of this kind of stuff. Derek Frigo on train" (tHe loVe trAiN). great things to come. This seven-song guitar ("rich amalgams of sound and And then there's the sentimental: offering is meant to preview the fury" says Guitar World, slow song, InNoCEncE. You know,: Bosstones' May 18 full-length inexplicably), Donnie Vie on vox, that sweet-sounding, anthemic piece· release. . guitar, and piano and Chip Znuff on like Kiss's Beth? Well in this case, the , The Bosstones are a weird blend of vox, guitar and bass are backed here "innocence" in question is a precise, horns, guitars, plaid pants and by a modest battalion of studio polite euphemism for the more incoherent screams. Reggae meets musicians which has got to include common "virginity." 'There goes your Satan kind of stuff. that grandaddy of Animals with innocence I When you give it up it's Lead singer Dickie Barrett sounds Human Intelligence, Mr. Ed. gone I If you feel it's the time I Follow: like his vocal chords have been paved Alas, there is not much here. It intuition." · with concrete, sandblasted and would be. nice to report, "inventive, Okay, so this son of thing is part of. dynamited. razor-sharp guitar work," a "unique the routine, although there have been: Power, he's got. and winy blend of Hard Rock, Metal perfectly good metal bands who never: Restraint is another matter entirely. and Pop," or even "luscious, engaging dipped into this territory, and some About 95 percent of what Barrett melodies," as the publicity that others who got away with it because says is screamed into a murky accompanied this disk does. of their superiors' music. oblivion, but what is understandable is Nope. I think the PR was switched But in Enuff Znuff's case, the· (choose two) A) Humorous B) somewhere en route. Nothing about infantile lyrics are not supported by· Intelligent C) Twisted. these guys is new, despite the fact they any musical invention to speak of:. ''There was a place I and the name debuted as recently as 1989. these guys are merely adequate on. of the place escapes me I When I can't The band admits to having a wide their instruments. The arrangements: remember I it irritates me I to be I variety of influences from which they are uninspired. Every song is simple can't remember I to be I choose to not They're Mighty, they're Mighty, they're Bosstones. Plaid to hurt the ears. Plaid to hurt the eyes. Rock on. have stolen, er, learned. This is ditty of a few chords and a few verses.· I Let's move along the song I and try nowhere so obvious as on the album's No, there in nothing on this disk· to fmd the plot," Barrett sings on the obligatory psychedelic track, taKiN' a that makes it a good investment, Bosstone-written Someday I Suppose. man strong sax and trombone section three speed metal I hardcore songs on But Barrett sings these songs like a riDe (hey, if I have to look at this unless it's the thought of Mr. Ed The Bosstones show great takeover. More. Of these, it can only be said drunken freshwoman, slurring his annoying and pointless typestyle, so filling in the fourth guitar on some o( versatility, jumping from thrash metal Either way, the Bosstones rock like that Old Mephisto, Splitfoot himself, lyrics into incoherence. do you). Here the band shoots for the the sessions. to a lighthearted cover of Bob industrial waste in the surf. Every one is well pleased. It's too bad. He might have had Marley's Simmer Down. of the seven songs is formidable in its The two live tracks, Drugs and something good to say. On the hard stuff, the guitar and own right - Someday I Suppose gets Kittens and I' II Drink to That are Still, The Bosstones future is as bass combination of Nate Alben and the nod for best original, Simmer serenades to the damned. The bright as the stabbing light of a six­ Hothouse Flowers Joe Gittleman power the band like a Down and the hyperkinetic Police Bosstones sound great in the studio pack induced hangover. .buzzsaw through a block of steel. Beat stand out as superlative tributes. recordings . And noise just got a little more During the slower songs, the three Barrett and th'e Bosstones cover Live, they're louder. untidy. wither on new album

Songs from The Rain Hothouse Flowers Keaggy's latest 'Crimson' London Records Parents as professors Grade: C continued from page 81 mom's office ahead of won't make fans blue By Laura Fasbach everyone." Contributing Editor to 17 credits in one semester, Both of Sarah Amsler's instrumental efforts, have rarely Crimson and Blue At the end of Hothouse Flowers' but room, board and books (ED JR) parents work at the Phil Keaggy revealed the depth of his guitar new album, Songs From The Rain, are not included, Flynn says. university, her mother as a Myrrh Records talents. band member Leo Barnes writes an However, two fee waivers technical writer and her Grade: 8 Crimson's first half follows the apologetic note telling fans they for additional classes are also father as an English path Keaggy has taken since his mid- "~idn't m~an to take so long with professor. provided to staff members for Rich Campbell 80s album Sunday's Child, a tribute this one.... Amsler says she has mixed Editorial Editor their spouses and children, he to early Beatles rock, a distinct Don't mention it, Leo. emotions about having her says. This is half the album Phil Keaggy switch from his breezier 70s work. The three-year gap between the For those students who parents work at the fans have been waiting for for a long The well-crafted ditties of the Dublin band's second and third don't want to risk going to university. time. disc's first half sometimes fall flat, album virtually went unnoticed. college with their parents, "I definitely wouldn't want Those who have been long needing but lacking Keaggy guitar The first track and probably the to have them in the classroom there is an alternative. frustrated that the guitar virtuoso's genius to carry them through. best, This Is It (Your Soul) is Flynn says under the because grading might be Songs like Love Divine and genius, evident in concert, rarely reminiscent of Roxy Music's and ''Tuition Exchange Program," unfair," she says. Reunion of Friends with Harrison­ transfers onto his c·ompetent but David Byrne's vocal styles. dependents of employees can "Other people might think like guitar slides are heavily layered sometimes lackluster albums, now New contributions by lyricists apply to approximately 320 if I got an A or a B, it's have something other than their with Beatles allusions. Will Jennings and the Eurythmics' colleges and universities. because I'm the daughter, but bootleg tapes to listen to. Van Morrison's When Will I Ever Dave Stewart fall short of Flynn says 42 students I think grading might be The second half of Crimson and Learn to Live in God, done mediocrity. For instance, Thing of The truth revealed: The Flowers with parents on staff at the harder." Blue contain the juiciest Keaggy instrumental but not vocal justice by Beauty is pseudo-deep poetry put to suffer from index fingeritis. university chose to attend Amsler says having her electric jams recorded this side of his Keaggy, signals the switch from the music. other schools this year. parents aroun4 on campus can brighter "crimson" to the "blue"-er early 70s Glass Harp days. (In fact, ''Can't you see I Can't you see it Still, other students say be helpful. songs. John Sferra, drummer for Harp, in the glory of the sun ?" Spirit of the Land, which starts having . parents at the "When it is time to pick rejoins Keaggy on this effort.) Lyrically, songs range from Hmmmm. Deep Tho_ughts by out as an Irish Jig, becomes a chorus university can be an classes, they sometimes give celebrations of faith and the love of The guitar runs on John the Hothouse Aowers. of German Shepherds as the band advantage. me suggestions on who to Revelator and Doin' Nothin,' both God to spiritual blindness and social An Emotional Time doesn't get resorts to barking at the end of the Kristen Haas (HR FR) says take," she says. commentary. over eight minutes, reveal a snippet much better. The song is a sob story cut. there are certain benefits of Skeen says she enjoys the of what a full band Keaggy concert Don't Pass Me By encourages accompanied by a cowboy junk­ The sound on the album is a very being the daughter of a privilege of knowing certain has to offer. practical love for one's neighbor: guitar riff. rich combination of eclectic noises. Student Health Service nurse. professors beforehand from Keaggy left the progressive Glass "Our human need is crying out I as Isn't it Amazing. The Flowers' use of low whistles, She usually has to wait as family parties. Harp after three albums in the early greed eats to the marrow I do we No, it isn't. the bodhran and yidaki contribute long as everyone else to see a "I used to invite my friends 70s to become one of the first durable ignore a suffering world I just to keep Not really. sounds as interesting as the names of doctor. Sometimes, though, to my dad'.s barbecues and it artists of Christian rock . the straight and narrow." Be Good and Your Nature , the instruments themselves. "if I need something simple was sort of cool because we A strong singer I composer, Crimson and Blue may not win however, successfully combine Overall , though, Songs From like my broken toe to be re­ were partying with our any Keaggy converts, but it will occasionally sounding uncannily like upbeat sounds rooted in the Irish The Rain may not offer a full pot of wrapped, I just go to my professors." Paul McCartney, Keaggy's band make some old-time fans very happy. folk tradition. gold at Ra inbow. (Or any other albums, unlike hi s acoustic record store, for that matter.) ON DECK 11 BLUE HEN cHAnER" (all games tentative due to the weather) '~'re not gonna lose this Today •Men's Tennis vs. Morgan State, 3 p.m. game. 1he confidence is high Saturday on this team. We expect to •Men's Baseball vs. Howard (DH), 12 noon win." •Men's Lacrosse vs. Drexel, 1 p.m. -Delaware senior guard Andre BuC\_on •Women's Softball at ECU Tournament the Hens' first round NCM tournament •Men's Track & Field at Navy/Maine, TBA Friday matchup against Louisville.

March 19, 1993 • 84 The Review, Volume 119, Number 44

ROAD TO THE ANAL FOUR B c L A u R E D I H N E WHAT A TROY S~ITH , "' DWAYNE MORTON ANTHONY WRIGHT ROBBIE JOHNSON N L Forward, junior, 6'6" Forward, Senior, 6'6' Forward, Soph., 6'5"' Forward, Semor., 6 8 #24, 8.7 ppg, 4.3 rpg #55, 16.4 ppg, 4.8 rpg #32, 13.8 ppg, 6.2 rpg #43, 5.7 ppg, 4.8 rpg s s GOES UP KEITH LEGREE KEVIN BLACkHURST Guard, Senior, 6'1" Guard, Frosh., 6'1 ' #10, 7.4 ppg, 3.9 rpg #21' 8.2 ppg, 4.3 rpg MusT COME BRIAN PEARL GREG MINOR Guard, Soph., 6'3' Guard, Junior, 6'6" # 30, 11.8 ppg, 4.4 rpg #23, 14:4 ppg, 5.6 rpg THE REVlEW I Maximillian Cretsch Spencer Dunkley, the Hens' 6'11" Clifford Rozier, the Cardinal's 6',9" senior center, leads Delaware with sophomore center, paces Louisville 19.5 ppg and 12.4 rpg. DOWN with 15.5 ppg and 11.3 rpg.

ell, the Delaware men's picked the Metro Conference The Hens are a small everyone from Delaware Coach have. basketball team sure gave champion Cardinals to reach the Steve Steinwedel to Wright as a James Brewer (9.5 ppg), Brian W it a good try. The North Final Four along with North program on the rise. solid, heads- up player. Hopgood (4 .3 ppg) and Derwin Atlantic Conference champs Carolina, Michigan and Seton The problem is, the 6', 5" Webb (3.1 ppg) all make regular hustled, ran hard and played at Hall, noting that early Cardinal sophomore can't grow three more appearances for the Cards, and their maximum. losses to Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech The Cardinals are a major inches to see eye-to-eye with Troy usually they don't just sit in the In the end, however, the and Tulane were all close. Smith, Louisville's 8.7 ppg. 4.3 background. runnin' and gunnin', highly The North Atlantic Conference rpg performer. Smith hasn't Three-point specialist Ricky athletic Louisville Cardinals champion Hens were listed in the team coming back from a scored too much, but he also plays Deadwyler is the Hens only given routed the Hens by 80 - no I 00 Philadelphia Inquirer as 2.000-to­ in one of the nation's toughest off the bench. After him, Patrick -points in today's first-round one odds to win .the Midwest slow start. conferences. Evans and Micah Edwards are the NCAA Tournament game. Regional, not that that's so bad . ADVANTAGE: Louisville next to be seen, displacing Say what? The chances they come home Center: After averaging 19.5 Johnson at forward. All right, so the game hasn't from the big dance with Newark's One ha5 got to fall, and points and 12.4 rebounds during ADVANTAGE: Louisville taken place yet. But when the No. first national cbamptonship - the first 29 games. Delaware Coaching: Denny Crum is a 4 seed Cards (20-8) battle No. 13 5,000-to-one. Delaware hopes. it will be senior Spencer Dunkley has coaching legend with 515 career Delaware (22-7) today at the But away from the numbers and established himself as one of the wins and two national Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis, media, the Delaware-Louisville nation's top pivotmen, and a championships. Steve Steinwedel most "experts" believe it's a good matchup has the potential to Louisville. probable NBA draft pick. is a young coach who has been bet the Hens get crushed, a Ia the exceed the traditional 20-point But Louisville's big man is no successful, but on a smaller scale. 85-47 loss to Cincinnati in last first-round rout. At least from a By Jeff Pearlman creampuif. North Carolina transfer No contest. year's tourney. postion-by-position standpoint. Clifford Rozier is averag ing 15 .5 ADVANTAGE: Louisville "I don't see Delaware coming Guard: If Coach Denny points and 11 .3 rebounds per Granted, the numbers don't within 20 points of Louisville," Crum's team has a weak point post up on tl:e diminutive 6', 1" Forward: This is where the game and, on a team full of. stack up too well for the Hens. But said Joe Lombardi, who covers (not meant to be a play on words), guard and ::core inside. real problems start for the Hens. jackrabbits, has no trouble in March Madness, when East college basketball for Trader it's point guard. where freshman The other backcourt battle pits Dwayne Morton, a 6', 6" 16.4 pounding it down the opponent's Tennessee States down Arizonas Publications in Cross River, N.Y . Keith LeGree has been shaky Hen senior gunner Kevin ppg scorer. will be covered by throat in the middle. (in last year's first round), "Louisville has a good chance at while scoring 7.4 points and Blackhurst against Louisville Delaware's Anthony Wright; the Still, Dunkley is an NBA Richmonds dump Syracuses (two the Final Four. They're way too dishing out 3.9 assists per game. junior standout Greg Minor, a NAC's top defender and a strong prospect now. Rozier may be one years ago) and Cleveland States athletic for Delaware." Standing across the court for 14.4 ppg scorer. What Pearl hopes inside scorer ( 13 .8 ppg). While eventually. shock Indianas (1986 first round), Lombardi wasn't the only the Hens will be point guard Brian to do on LeGree, the 6', 6" Minor that should be a solid battle, it's ADVANTAGE: JJelaware anything can happen. basketball writer doubting the Pearl, a 6', 3" sophomore and just may just do. to the 6', 1" the other side that worries Bench: As much as it hurts to Two thousand-to-one? Hens' chances. second-team North Atlantic Blackhurst. Delaware backers. say, a national power like Take the bet. New York Times college Conference selection. If LeGree is ADVANTAGE: Louisville, Sophomore forward Robbie Louisville has a bench full of basketball expert Malcolm Moran covering Pearl, the Hens could but close. Johnson has been described by players Delaware would love to

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By Mary Desmond try again." Holder. · Assistant Sports Editor Since bad weather has already Cover point Sara Smith will help Things looked bleak for the canceled two of the women's games. defend the goal. Her skill may be Delaware women's lacrosse team their next cha,nce to prove themselves needed mo st aafainst the Uni verstiy when they lost their season opener will be a makeup game against James of Virginia, Loyola and Penn State, 21-4 to No.1 ranked University of Madison Monday . which Holder expects to be the most Maryland March II. What Holder thinks will. make the challenging games. But if one game makes a season, difference between a winning and Michalski said Delaware' s offense the World Series wouldn't need losing season is self-di scipline. is also strong, with shooter s seven, the NFL would have no The team has to avoid "rushing and sophomore Sue Daddonna's and las t playoffs and 'ya gotta believe' would losing the ball or ha ving a lot of year' s top scorer Jen Rinander as only apply to one-day situations. turnovers," she said. "That will be our attack wing racking up the p9ints for Delaware Coach MaryBeth Holder biggest obstacle as a team, as a Delaware. believes the team learned from what whole." Another positive factor is the she called a "devastating" first game, A strength of the team, said familiarity of the team. Most of the and is looking forward to the rest of Holder, lies with captains Jen Hadley team is juniors who have pl ayed her final season heading the squad. on offense and Melissa Michalski on toge ther for three years. "We didn't play to our full defense "We really work well together, and THE REV IEW/Waller M. Eben potential," said Holder. "But we ' ve' "They are both good leaders who are going to surprise a lot of people," Women's lacrosse looks for defensive pressure to be a key role to victory this season. They made adjustments and feel ready to , work hard on and off the field," said said Michalski. lost their first game of the spring campaign 21·4 to the. No. 1 ranked University of Maryland. Have you a fix for tourney tix? Hey, fool, don 1t call the school

I You say you want to go to Indiana to see unless you are one of the approximately 300 Blue H en fans there. worth it to me just to see all the Hen Heads the Hens play Louisville in the Hoosier 100 students who got tickets in the And who is the perpetrator? The NCAA and Cardinal Crazies making a din in the Dome. Well, first of all, if you' re reading Chris Crossings university lottery. And even a lot of those and their greedy little fingers. First, they Dome for their teams. this column, you're probably not there. And · sick Hoosier suckers don't have tickets. regulate the putrid amount of tickets to the So, once again, the NCAA has screwed second of all, even if you tried, you By Chris Even the ones who have season tickets. schools that are playing there. up. Add your lac.k of attendance at the probably had a hard time getting tickets. Dolmetsch And you're really mad, right, because all Then, they allow the game venues to Hens' tourney game to the National Some have blamed the university for the those administrators get tickets and you regulate ticket prices, and the venues Collegiate Athletic Association's list of lack of student tickets. don' t, and you went to every game, and you subsequently force everyone to buy a ticket other dubious accomplishments, like "Waah," they say. "The school gets 250 cheered really loud, and you spit on the for the whole day-four games for $54 at allowing North Carolina and Indiana to tickets, imd they distribute 150 of them to heard right, Mark Buell) get 250 tickets Drexel bench when they came to the the Hoosier Dome. This creates a crowd of play their supposed neutral-site first-round administrators and the teams' families. even though they are basically playing on Convo, and you're a REALLY BIG FAN, fans who sit through three games they games on what is essentially their home What about the cheering students? What their home court. right? probably don't care about just to see one. court. And putting Michigan in the West about the fans?" And, as Associate Athletic Director Well, guess what. If you're in Newark Delaware' s last tourney appearance in just so that they could give the team a No. 1 But the fact is, the 250 tickets that the Mary Ann Hitchens says, the arena is sold right now, you're sunk, because A) you're Dayton was also watched by a less-than­ seed. And leaving UNL V out of the university is guaranteed are a mere sprout out long before they even announce the blaming the wrong people and B) if you sellout crowd who didn't even pack the tournament. in an Indiana cornfield when you consider teams th at will be playing there come were in a position to yell at the organization place to see No . I seed Kansas. And keeping the real fans of the game­ the 30,000-plus seats in the Hoosier Dome Basketball Bedlam. that is jacking you-the NCAA-you Given, nobody who makes the trek to and the players' peers-away from their where the Hens will play. Each NCAA So you either have to be crazy or really would be at the tournament. Indiana is going to see just one game. classmates. Tournament school is guaranteed 250 rich to buy your tickets ahead of time, · Hey, I'm mad as hell, too, don't get me Especially if their team loses. But don't blame the university. tickets, which they are allowed to distribute especially if you don't know what teams wrong . The enrollment of both Louisville But if the first round is for the small at their discretion. This means that even you're going· to see. and Delaware could both fit in the Hoosier schools, shouldn' t they be the ones Chris Dolmetsch is a sports editor for The those stinkin' Indiana Hoosiers (yes, you Which means you don't have tickets. Dome, yet I doubt there will be more than screaming their heads off? It would be Review.

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like we ~I luted DIDYOU SEE1 ••• theirs. On Tuesday Evening, February 2, at about 6:50 p.m. a woman was struck by an automobile Poisoned air can shorten life with every breath. Onl y with while crossing South College your help can we stem the tide. Avenue near Kells Avenue in It's a matter of life and. breath.l!ll Newark. If you observed this .accident please call302-737-6672. Your cooperation will be sincerely appreciated.

Study Abroad Programs Fall Semester 1993 RADIOTHON! September 1- 22 December Technical Engineering by: t;:t=,·- ·-' ~ ~-llf~CSLm Application Demlline: Apri/9, 1993 The University of Delaware offers study abroad programs in many exciting places throughout the world. Participate in a study abroad program and experience the fascinating and unique world of different cultures and people. Friday March 19 at 8:00PM • All undergraduate students, regardless of ma·jor, can participate. • All counes any Univmity of Delaware aedit. • Cost minimal- indudes regular University of Delaware • Some courses fulfill coUege group requirements. tuition and a program fee covering airfare, housing, • Study Abroad Scholarships Available. IN .T.HE BACCHUS THEATRE . selected group excursions, course-related activities, lllld 110me meals in 110me progrilln5. ~cgl ':] ltd ROEDER GRMN 306-Practical Oral/Written Expresrion (German) . EnKland/London ~ :: . :::;:.:;-~ r ,··· .. FacUlty Director: Professor John E. Kushman GRMN 30&-Contemporuy Cerm~n II Department of Textiles Design&: Consumer Economics GRMN 406- Advuctd CUIIIIn Llllpagt "(302)831..a535/8711 ARTH 339-Art a. Archittctuft of Central Europe (Gmnany) Courses are all in English. GRMN 3SS-Special Topica ill CeniiUI Literature or Culture CRMN US-Seltcltd Gennu Authon, Worb a. Themu ARm 308-Modan Architecturt J: 1750-1900 HIST 339-Topics in Modem E11rope111 Hittory (Cennany) ENCL 367·Hiltlll)' of British Art POSC 441-Probltlnl of Wutan_European Politiu (Cennanyl ENCL 351·1ntroduction to Irish Literature ENCL 472..Studlu in the Drama Spain/Granada HIST 37S-Hiltory of England: 1715 To Present Study Abroad Coordinator. Lisa Chieffo MUSC 101-Appreciation of Music Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures POSC 441-Probleme of Wutem European Politics by Country "(302)831~58 TDCE 200-Con111mer Economics Courses are all in Spanish. ECON 151-lntroduction to Miaoeconomics SPAN 306-Practical Oral/Written Expreuion (Spaniah) ·. ·.. Spain/Madrid SPAN )(8-Contemponry Spain II :-:-· Faculty Director. Dr. Alfred R. Wedel SPAN 406-Advanctd Spanieh Lansuase Department of Linguistics/Department of Foreign Languages ARTH 339-Art a. Architectun of Central Europe (Spain) .· .. SPAN 355-Sptcial Topics In Spanith Uteratun or Culture .· .:~ and Literatures • (302)831~/2591 Courses are all in English except Spanish language classes. SPAN 4SS-Seledtd Spanlth Authon, Worb a. Themu HJST 339-Topiceln Modem Elll'llpelll History (Spain) ARTH 402-Selllinar in the HitmrY of Art POSC 441-Probltlnl of Wutan European Politiu (Spain) COMM tn•lnttmlltural Communication: Application• in lntemational Contnll France/Caen m T 326-Hilpanlc Uttraturt in Trane ..tion Study Abroad Coordinator: Usa Chieffo HIST 352-Contemponl)' European Society Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures POSC 310-Earopean Covanmtnll • (302)831~8 SPAN 106-Spuiah 11-Eiemental)'nntermtdiatt Courses are in in French. SPAN 107..§plllilh llf·lntmntdlatt FREN 306-Pnctical Oral/Written Expnulon (French) SPAN 205-Spu~ith Convtrt~lion FREN 301-Contemporuy Fnnct II SPAN 211..§plllish Civilization and Culture FREN 406-Adnnctd French Llllp•gt SPAN 21XJ.Sp111ish Rudinsand Compcaitlon ARTH 339-Art a. Archltectuft of Central Elll'llpe (france) And a Surprise Gennany/Bayreuth FREN 355-Special Topict in French Uttntun or Culture Study Abroad Coordinator: UH Chieffo FREN 4SS.Seltctecl French Aulhora, Worb • Themu Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures HIST 339-Topica ill Modem Europe111 History (Fnnctl The entire Sunday Digest on WVUDwill broadcastUYE from "UDE's Dinet on POSC 441-Problem• of Wutan European Polltiu • (3021831~58 Main St. Come out and talk with the hosts of The Blue Hen Sportscage, The House Courses are all in Getman. Doctors and Feedback. That's this Sunday starting at ll:OOarn until 3:00pm . INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS TO BE ANNOUNCED. JUDE'S is located at 137 East Main Street. For~ iliollll ill{mMiim IM ,,,iuliolu C4111MIIIIIoffia "'ODmta Sloulia, l~lmllliiNI Prop .... URIIr, 4 knl w.y, (302) BJI -2852 Classi ieds March 19, 1993. THE REVIEW. 88

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Has shols cal -45&3317. age and pre-school recraallon programs In Plan Aheed. .. Aenllhls nell, dew! 3 Bdnn SPECIAL K · The Party Is Finally here! Happy Shere rental. 3 bdrm., 2 bath, wash/dryer, Newark starting mid-June. Cal Malyneal, 21st Binhelay!! Love ya. Bra & Loose Ups. NC. Gills ort{ (non-smok&fS). $950.00 366-7143, lor lnlormallon. FOR SALE =:~~- ~~~ ullllls InClUded. 368-3824 ask lor Webster. ~~=~=~~~ · so. Aval June 1. Cal Jolin at 731·71198. FASHION RETAIL AT THE BEACH Exciting TKE REGGAE SPLASH' Come see The Papers/resumes typed FAST, CHEAP. ~ Room lurrWI!n Nazariles and one play allhe TKE :::=."~. Dining Female roorrma1e ..nd 1o ._. .-.w Kels AWESOME DEWEY BEACH HOUSE! opportunly lor fashion conscious person. ~:J~f:'~ Including pk:tl-u~lv81)' . Par1yrile. CAl Alison lor trio. -453-1214 . Summer sales posftlons or lrternshlps Grounreaking Blow OUt! SS per Invite. Call Ave. hou•. OWn room,~. Pl'ldng, dw, 366-9099. available. Co!TlJetftlve saJaty piUs diScounts. 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GREAT CAREER OPPORTUNITY. National TWENTY SIX! TWENTY SIX! TWENTY SIX' corp. has several part-lime & lui-lime posMions .. Willing lo train mollvaled, dynamic Have you ever worked lor suicide prevenllon? people. Excellent financial and lnlr1nslc Have you ever anemped suicide? II you cornpensallon. Flexible hOUrs. Call ChriSIIna ~~~~~~~~~~~:,~ f~r~;:~e:;:::~ ·• . 994·4146. 2n1. Anonymity guaranleed_

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Sun. Destination Drop-Off Point Fri. One Round Dep~ Depart Way Trip Long Island 7th St. RR Station 1:30pm 1:00pm $20 $30 (Garden City) (Opposite Library)

Long Island Walt Whitman Mall 1:30pm 1:00pm $20 $30 (Hwttington~

New York City Port Authority 1:30pm 1:30pm $17 $25 41st St. & 8th Ave. New York City Penn Station 1:30pm .1:00pm $17 $25 33rd St. & 8th Ave. Newark, NJ Penn Station 2:30pm 3:00pm $14 $20 Raymond Plaza West E. Brunswick, NJ Rt.18 & Exit 9 NJ Tpk 2:30pm 3:30pm $14 $20 Mr. Goodbuy's Lot Philadelphia, PA 30th St. RR Station 1:30pm 3:30pm $12 ' $18.

Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia Airport 1:30pm No Trip $10 nla Exit Off 1-95 Back Washington, D.C. Trailways Station 2:30pm 3:00pm $14 $20 1st & L, NE Si.lver Spring, MD Trailways Station 2:30pm 3:30pm $14 $20 Fenton St. & Sligo St. Baltimore, MD Trailways Station 2:30pm 4:00pm $12 $18 210 W. Fayette St.

Ticket Sales Begin Wednesday, March 17th, And End Friday, March 26th. Sign up in the RSA Office (211 Perkins Student Center) or call831-2773 for more information.