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Peace Hea,th Center tests· march students for H IV Officals note increase in testing after to fight media attention on Magic johnson By Patti Zielinski many students tested positive for the • s...trlepor1£r virus. rac1sm When Gwen Eckman (AS JR) However Lomax says most found out a former boyfriend had students test negative. slept with numerous Olher people, she "About one-third of our time is Ku Klux Klan rally tncedherselffortheworst. now spent doing HIV antibody Like many students, the fear of counseling." she says. "and the calls Acquired Immune Deficiency are stiU coming in full-force." challenged by Syndrome (ArDS) became a Eckman and her roommate potential reality to Eckman. Stephanie Chimenti (AS JR) were local groups She decided to make an two of the hurxJreds of students to get appointment for an HIV antibody test tested at the university site since stressing diversity at Welblring. the wliversity's ~th Johnsoo's JrCSS
I ' I A2 • THE REVIEW • Novemeber 10, 1992
University p-rofessors Student receives honored scholarship Two university instructors The Delaware Hotel-Motel joined the list of 36 who have Association awarded their annual received the honor of being scholarship of $1000 to a named distinguished professors. university senior at the group's C.P.Huang, of civil monthly luncheon held at the engineering, was named · Christiana Hilton. Distinguished Professor of Julie Lucarelli (HR SR), the Environmental Engineering and winner of the scholarship, was Hilton Brown was named the. chosen by the Statler Foundation Harriet Baily Professor of Art as one of two finalists to speak at Conservation. a luncheon October 17, said Carl University Provost R. Byron Wise, director of the hotel, Pipes said "these two scholars restaurant, and institutional represent top achievements in management program. engineering and the arts and Wise said the luncheon gave sciences." the fmalists the·opponunity to "C.P. Huang's research and speak to hotel executives and teaching put him in the forefront allied members in order to focus of the increasingly important field on their role in the industry and of environmental ·engineering," their plans for a career. Pipes said. Wise said the crowd of 48 He said, "Hilton Brown's hotel operators had donated the creativity as an artist and his scholarship money and would expenise in the materials used by vote for the winner. Lucarelli artists makes him uniquely admits to being a little qualified for this appoinunent, intimidated by the judges. . which spans three disciplines: art, "I was confident about what I art conservation, and art history." was going to say, but nervous TliE REVIEWMaximillian Gretsch Huang was born and educated about speaking_in front of so One hom a-blowin! A'university band member displays his Blue Hen spirit during a half time show at the Parents Day football game asainst University of in Taiwain, until he attended to many people," she said. Connectirut on Saturday. The Blue Hens won the game 33-7 and clinched a playoff berth in the North Adantic Conferen -~ FDA approves injectable birth control for women : By Mary Desmond the cervix, liver and breast. acceptable, I am sure it is," Macris problem of the birth control pill which England. Germany and France. ~, Copy Editor Further studies have indicated the said. requires the woman to administer a However, Kristin Todd (AS FR) ,, An injectable form of binh control drug is not as strongly linked to cancer. Depo Provera, which is effective for daily dose, Kessler said. If one dose is said she does not think the side effects ,for women was finally approved by the as previously believed. three months, has possible side effects missed, the treatment can be should be dismissed. "Why would a ~~ FDA recently, despite 20 years of In June, an . ~utside panel of such as weight gain, dizziness, ineffective. woman go through all that just for binh ''controversy suriounding the drug. scientists unanimously recommended abdominal pain and menstrual The pill is presently used by · control?" .t Depo Pfovera, which the FDA to the FDA's Fenility and Maternal irregularities. approximately a quaner of all women The manufacturer, Upjohn Co., ~ found to be more that 99 percent Health Drugs Advisory Committee, . Osteoporosis, a bone disorder of child-bearing age in the United ' not yet set the price of the effective, is injected by needles in a that Depo Provera be approved as a occurring mostly in women after they States. contraceptive. Dr. Michael Policar, dosage of !50-milligrams into an arm form of birth control. . have reached menopause, is another Jennifer McCartney (AS JR) said vice president of medical affairs for or the buttoCks. The committee voted that the drug's possible side effect from long-term use she thinks Depo Provera will be bf Planned Parenthood Federation of When Depo Provera was first benefits justified the dangers of the of the drug. benefit to women."There are [similar] America, said he expects the drug to submitted for FDA approval in 1973, it possible side effects. Food and Drug Commissioner .side effects to the pill, too, .. she said. cost approximately $25 for each met strong protest by various women Martha Macris, executive director David Kessler said in a written McCartney said she thinks women injection. ·and consumer groups. and was denied. of Planned Parenthood of Delaware, statement, "This drug ~IS another need more birth control options. "In Depo Provera, which is generically · The contraceP.tion was again . said their orgartization is looking into long-term effective option for women other countries they have lower known as depounedroxyprogeaterone rejected in 1978 when animal studies the use of the drug. to prevent pregnancy." abortion rates because they have more acetate, or DMPA, has been available • , suggested it was related to cancers of "If it is considered by the FDA to be The injection eliminates the options," she said. in the United States as a t:realment for Depo Provera is already used as a endometrial and renal cancers for contraceptive in 90 countries, including years. Police Rep~rts - Traffic dispute leads to ·police said. beating of Smyrna man Mcdonald's chair Three suspects exited a vehicle, exchanged words and assaulted a stolen from dining 27-year-old male in front of room · ZZA WSFS in the College Square Shopping Center after a traffic dispute at 11 :45 p.m. Friday, A fixed seat was removed from Newark Police said. the Mcdonald's on S. College At The Scrounge The victim, Jeffrey Garver, Avenue at 11 p.m. Saturday, from the 5100 block of DuPont Newark Police said. ~ovenrrber12, Parkway in Smyrna was The chair, stolen from the 1992 transponed to Christiana Medical dining room is valued at $75, 8:30-11:30 AM Center where he was treated for a police said. broken upper and lower jaw, cuts and other facial fractures, police said. Police described the suspects as Bike and lock stolen three 25-year-old white males that from Old college lot < Photography Editor ...... ::...... Maximillian Gretsch Sample delicious fruit pizza. left the scene in a four-door tan over brown Dodge Dart. Editon ...... Police are asking if anyone has A men's specialized ~·{ ~tEn~~t ~ 8 information to call 366-7111. Rockhopper bike and lock were t!iii. !'::' . ~~ ·. stolen from the Old College parking lot sometime between 8 r . . . This isn't like any pizza you've ever . Aulstant Features Editor--·~ · p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday, ~7 :. • : • J.' ~O'Domell tasted before. Sign stolen from University Police said. PJayers restaurant The total value is estimated at Assisti~t News Editors ... :...... ~ .. · $505, police said. ~ Liz t.ardaro A sign was stolen from the 400 • I Mike Rep'! block of College Square Shopping Assist.lnt PhotOfiiPhy Editor ...... ::.... It's new fruit pizza made with Center at I a.m. Saturday, Newark Compiled by Kenny Nager :~, ., "· . .,~·Jenn~~ Police said. i /Aillltmt Spons Edltots ' . ' • . Musselman's Fruit Pizza Topping. The 2-foot by 5-foot wooden sign with "Players" written on it was stolen from the Players '.,J~t~~/::.3~ restaurant and is wonh $125, t, '· .. Rich Hllbibi ~ Taste it.. .let us know what you think. ~!fer Mills ;-: ~ !:=,?ffA- ~, Mama Mia. It's Fruit Pizza. • Manicures $9.50 • Paraffin Hand Dipping • $6.00 • Hair Glossing (for 366-1235 shine and body)- $10.00 Including Blow Dry Expires 12-1-92 E M · S N k Not valkJ with any other offer , 92 • 81n t., 8W8r November 1 0,1992 • THE REVIEW. A3 Election '92 in review: An analysis (Photos by Maximillian · Gretsch) The Different faces of Bill Clinton (left) A presidential Bill Clinton mingles among supporters at the Excelsior Hotel in Little Rock last Tuesday after election results showed him the winner. (Right) Gov. Bill Clinton stops into a local McDonalds in little Rock to greet citizens during a jog Election night before results were tallied. Clinton must bear the burden of change Democrats need to deliver what they promised to the American people ;sy D?ug Donovan Clinton's election, he said, "would become the first president born after presented at the Republican National .Editor 1n chief mean the end of the trickle down WorldWarll. Convention "that turned many voters : Now that Bill Clinton has clinched economics that tore people apart." "Despite all the 'tax-and-spend' talk away from the Grand Ole PMty. :tJle highest office in the land after a Joseph Pika, a professor of political of Republicans," Wilhelm said, Clinton Convention speakers such as Patrick ·grueling 13 month campaign, he faces science at the university, said he has been able to relay the message that J. Buchanan and Pat Robenson, both ·:the challenge laid before him by the doesn't think anything can be done his is a new Democratic Pany. right wing activists, spoke at the :American people: Change the direction about the economy in the shon run. But some Little Rock residents were convention in prominent time spots. ;of the country or face the wrath of the "Clinton will try to appear active," not so supponive on Election Day. Pika said independent voters were -electorate in 1996. . Pika said. "He will try to make bold John Taylor, a Little Rock residenl, . put off by the Republican Convention. ~ Although President Bush showed moves early that will give the said last week that Ointon is a "scary And a New York Times exit poll -.the public that his was an appearance" that he is doing man" because he is another 'tax-and reported on Nov. 4 that Clinton ran ' administration striving to make the something. spend' Democrat. strong among groups that tend to favor United States the forerunner among In fact it was the Clinton 'The world economy is 'weak and· abortion rights like in the suburbs, nations in the world, it was his inability campaign's strategy to emphasiz'e ours is greaL," said Taylor, an aircraft among independents, flrst time voters, to convince them the economy wasn't change and to appear detached from mechanic. "[Bush] and Reagan's single parents and women. · failing which cost him his job. the status quo, while the Bush diplomatic skills put pride back into the The Times reported that women The electorate knew the hardships campaign maintained the country was nation." especially were offended by "hard of recession and did not want to hear fine and all was business as usual. However, Page Gardner, a Clinton edged family values." their hard times were not as bad' as they The Republicans tried to scare the campaign aid, said in an interview last D-c~ve Dekay, a 50-year-old junior at thot!ght. electorate by reminding them of the week in Little Rock that Arkansas has the University of Arkansas at Little In exit polls conducted by the New tax-and-spend administration of the the third lowest tax rate in the nation. Rock, said in an interview last Tuesday Yorlt Times Nov. 3, mor,e than 7 voters nation's last Democratic president: "For the past four years, Bush has that the Republican Party has been in 10 said they considered the economy Jimmy Carter. offered no domestic policy," Gardner taken over by the far right. not so good or poor, and a big majority But regardless of the character said. "Clinton's got a good domestic "We're in dangerous conservative opted for giving the Arkansas att.adcs on Clinton and the pounding by message." territory," said the Little Rock resident Governor a chance to tum it around. · the Republica"s that he would be and busmess major who still considers THE REVIEW /Maxim illian Gretsch David Wilhelm, Ointon's campaign another Carter, the voters proved they Conventions set the pace himself a Republican despite voting for President-elect Bill Clinton embraces a neighbor outside his manager, told about five reponers in were tired of the same old thing and Wilhelm said the Democratic Oiruon. mansion in Little Rock, Ark. after voting last Tuesday. Little Rock on election night that chose change on Nov. 3. National Convention last summer "[Ointon's) a change," May said. "Clinton's candidacy is planned. on "People are not corning out today to "showed the average voter what makes "He's got heavy negatives, but when walk the walk of a president as well as int~rview with the press in the Little economic growth. vote for the status quo," Wilhelm said Clinton tick and gave them a sense of you consider the negatives Bush has" he talked the talk of a candidate. R~k Excelsior Hotel last Tuesday, "The Republicans have killed the last Tuesday night. "People want what kind of person he is. there is no other alternative. And, before him lies the great task resounded Clinton's point when he Democrats on the issue of economy in change." "Clinton's grass roots will tell the Eli Seagal, chief of staff for of moving the country in the right said, "There's something happening the past. Bul, we enjoy a significant This was proven with the election of tale today," he said Nov. 3. Clinton's campaign, said Clinton's . direction. here that's bigger than Bill Ointon. edge this time" since the economy is the frrst Southern ticket to the White However, some contend it was the being in Little Rock for election night Clinton will inherit a recessionary "It's a reawakening in Americans doing so poorly. House and by Clinton's youth. He will ultra-conservative Republican platfonn also gave the li.ppearance that Oir'non economy, a deficit, a violent, dynamic believing in something they haven't was not a Washington insider. world and a nation crying out for believed in for the last 12 years - That And, in this year of change. we're all in the same ship." anti-incumbency discontent, it would , "My fellow Americans," Clinton But Ointon will have to prove he is Republicans: too little, too late seem both H. Ross Perot and President said in his acceptance speech last not just another politician and that the Bush had the same idea. Both spent week. "On this day with high hopes ship is sailing into better seas. their election night in Texas. · and brave heans, the American people In shan, he'll have to prove Billy Bush and the GOP lost touch with America's needs have voted to make a new beginning." Lewis wrong. Horizon of change Such a beginning, he said Lewis, the owner of a snack bar By Clare Lyons unprecedented offer to forfeit the the money we spent on the Cold However, despite all the talk and reassuringly, will bring "our people down the street from Gov. Clinton's Associate New< Editor presidential salary, Perot offered War will be wasted." resonance of change, Bill Ointon will together, so our diversity can be our mansion, said, "I voted for Bill The American people voted for the people hope for real economic Bush asked for four more years be the next president of the United strength." Clinton. But, he's just as good as the change in the executive branch of improvement. so he can "finish the job." Bush States, and he has yet to prove if he can Actor Richard Dreyfuss, in an rest." government Tuesday, when they But issues other than the supporters contended that if he · elected Gov. Bill Clinton and put economy have also plagued the were re-elected he would an end to 12 years of GOP Repul>lican Party. The party's qmcentrate on domestic policy this dominance. pledge to "family values," in term, while he focused on foreign With Clinton and vice president effect, excluded such groups as policy last term. elect AI Gore demanding change to homosexuals and single mothers. Another m~ake the Bush camp improve America.and its economy, At the Rebublican National made was starting intense Women make historical g~ins the Republicans were forced to Committee Celebration election campaigning too late. defend an economy in recession. night, CNN projected voting Bush rested comfortably .on his Throughout the campaign, statistics for homosexuals, only 13 success in the Persian Gulf as an in national and local elections Bush asserted that the economy percent of whom voted for Bush. assurance of re-election. was not as bad as it appeared. But Guests began shouting, "Fags, With the uncenainty of Clinton under the public's scrutiny, his boo!" and "They shouldn't even be gaining the Democratic nomination By Pamela Wilson the year of the Democratic helped female candidates Associate News Editor assertion failed. allowed to vote." and Gennifer Flow~rs ' accusations woman. nationally, by an increase in During the first debate, Bush Demographics have changed of infidelity,. Bush's presidency When the 19th Amendment Seventy of the House female campaign donations as said, "We're the United States of over the last 12 years, and the seemed assured. was ratified in 1920 it candidates and and all but one well as motivation to elect America. We ought not try to Republican Party has not adjusted ·But after the conventions and recognized the right of women of the Senate candidates were women to the Senate. convince the American people that. to accommodate this at the polls. the addition of Sen. AI Gore Jr. to to vote in American elections. Democrats. Another factor in the America is falling apart at the Americans have also not the Democratic ticket, Bush lost all Now, 72 years later, the Feinstein, 59, former mayor historical gains for women was seams," in response to' Clinton's responded favorably to negative guarantees. He waited too long to power of women has come to of San Francisco, told the the abundance of seats opened statement on the U.S. economy. campaigning. start campaigning intensely, and the forefront of American Today show Wednesday, by retirement and Americans, discourag.ed by Throughout the debates, suddenly found himself the government, and 1992 may be "That's a big change in a body reappointments in the the increased unemployment and journalists and the public pressed underdog. the first year to realize the that's as stolid, sometimes House. stabilized wages, decided it was the candidates to move away from Vice President Dan Quayle in prominent role of the,woman in unmovable as the U.S. Senate. The image of women as time to give another method a discussions of character and toward his concession speech said, "He ran United States politics. "I think you will see women political outsiders also helped chance. the issues, specifically what a good campaign, a tough In this historic election year work together and work for a them in this election. In the second television debate, actions they would take in office. campaign, and if he runs the for women, the number of change in a way that is However, it was not the year Bush was faced with a woman's Spouting off five-point plans, country like he runs a campaign, females in the Senate doubled unparalleled." for all women. question about how the national Clinton offered details. we'll all be all right." from three to six, while seats in F.einstein easily defeated Six women lost in the race debl affected him personally. Unlike Clinton, -Bush has four Bush's proposal to "clean the the House increased from 28 to Sen. John Seymour, 54, for the U .S. Senate, including Bush struggle4 with an answer years of presidentia·l policy to House" and fill it with Republicans 47 for women. appointed to the Senate by Gov. Lynn Yeakel of Pennsylvania. as the woman repeated, "How?, defend. While he stressed his role was contingent upon too many This election was originally Pete Wilson. Yeakel critic ized Sen. Arlen How?" in helping to end the Cold War and variables to be a sound means of called "the Year of the Woman" Boxer, 51, a five- term Specter during the campaign for Despite a strong showing in the winning the Persian Gulf War, persuasion, yet he campaigned as because II' women ran for congresswoman from northern 1 his treatment of Hill . debates overall, Bush left the domestic policy has not been a much to change Congress as to Senate and 106 for the House. California defeated television Three women ran for woman and the audience with the strong point. gain votes for himself: California became the first commentator Bruce governor and lost: Democrats impression that he was out of Clinton's campaign stressed a During visits to Delaware, Bush state in history .for both its U.S. Herschensohn in a close race. Dorothy Bradley of Montana, touch. , shift in emphasis from plugged then Congressional Senate seats to be claimed by Abortion was a key issue in Deborah Arnesen of New Throughout the election, voters international to national policy. In candidate Gov. Michael N. Castle women, Democrats Dianne the election. Hampshire and Republican begged the candidates to address response, Repu~licans propagated as ·the first step in relieving grid Feinstein and Barbara Boxer. Boxer said during her Elizabe th An n Leonard of the issue, motivated in part by the fear about having someone in lock. Illinois voters elected Carol election night celebration with Rhode Island . addition of a third party candidate office who i~ not experienced in Grid-lock was released in the Moseley Braun, the first Feinstein: "We will never vote Nevertheless, women made determined to force talk and action. foreign affairs. opposite way last week, despite African American woman to support a Supreme Court grea t strides nationally and H. Ross Perot focused almos.t Brandon Steinmann, a volunteer Castle's election. A Democratic senator in history. nominee who does not support locall y. entirely on the economy in his for the Bush/Quayle headquarters Congress will work with a . Also, in Georgia and North a woman's right to choose. Delaware voted in its first campaign, earning more votes than in Washington, D.C., said, Democratic president starting in Carolina, African-American Period. Period." woman as I ieutenant governor, any other third party candidate in "Clinton worries me when it comes January. women were elected to The unfair treatment many Democrat Ruth Ann Minner. recent history and. prompting Bush to foreign policy decisions. In four years, the Republican Congress for the first time. thought Anita Hill received Donna Lee W ill iams, a and Clinton to face the problem. "We need to help the U.S.S.R., Party will get its shot at reversing "The Year of the Woman" from the all- male, all white Republican , was e lected With a strong, successful but instead he's saying our country November's Democratic sweep. seems to be better described as Senate Judiciary committee Insurance Commissioner. business background, a dramatic is falling apart. They'll give up, go The real results of this election will and detailed economic plan and. an back to communism, and then all not be evident until then. ~ . A4. THE REVIEW • November 10,1992 . :Budget Council plans to cut $7 million in '93- :;university expenses estimated to increase by $12 million from last year forcing fiscal reduction :;By Margaret ~eman . and financial aid make budget cuts development center in the College of $1 million, he said. Administr•tive Nrw1 Editor necessary, Pipes said. Business, a Delaware Principal Leadership Each year the budget council requests In the midst of a depressed economy, the In the colleges, academic budgets are Academy in the College of Education, a money from the state in the form of university's budget council faces the task planned to be reduced by $1.2 million, he new he,alth education faculty member and appfopriations, he said. This year, the of making cuts to meet its upenscs, a said. $50,000 for the medical technology university requested $70 million, but the university official said Thursday. Last fall the budget council voted to program are new projects the university state recommended a 1 percent decrease in R. Byron Pipes, university provost, said make $2.4 million in cuts to the academic will undertake. the amount requested for next year. ~ the budget for the 1993-94 academic year is colleges for this year's operating budget. Enrollment comingency, the money set Pipes said he hopes the state will restore • expected to reach $227 million, $12 million However, Robert Harrison, university aside in case of low student enrollment, the $1.7 million it has asked the university more than this year's. treasurer, said the colleges are the last will be reduced by $1.7 million, he said. tb give up. , To account for the increase, $7 million in place the budget council turns to when The maintenance budget, used to David E. Hollowell, seni'or vice cuts are planned for neJtt year, Pipes said. making C)lts. renovate buildings, will also be reduced by president, said budget cuts are not an easy ~ The remaining $5 million will be raised "In order to do new things these cuts $1 million, Pipes said. task, but the university must get :' through new revenue sources such as have to be made," Harrison said. "When we Endowment reinvestment totaling $1.5 accustomed to cuts for the next several ·! endowments and grants, he said. look to 1994-95, cuts are going to have to million will be postponed and state money years. :. The rising cost of faculty salaries, occur if we are going to plan for the used for scholarships, agricultural University revenue is decreasing and Provost R. Byron Pipes :~employee benefits, utilities, library costs future." Pipes said a business extension and research, will be reduced by expenditures are increasing, Hollowell said . ~ ~; RAs discover life as a minority :::~: HIV testing at uni.versity • : 1.continued from page A1 Angela, a btsexual, says she was angered by the media hype following , 1 At1er the Oile-hour SCSSlOil, thell' Johnson's announcement. , ; blood is drawn in the lab and sent 10 a "It was like he said. 'look at me, I've . .. testing center in Dover. got HIV and I'm not (gay I.'" she says . :~; Then the anxious t~week wait for Walter says most of the students ~ the test results begins. who come for testing are heterosexuals •c.:.- Eckman says: "I thought about the who are concerned about unprotected , ~. results a lot. My roornmaae and I were sex . .~ both going crazy about it" The al1lOtd of women compared to . , • Wellspring has never advenised the men who have been tested balance at HIV antibody testing service. 50 percent. she says. 1 1 According to Walter, most students Although the numbers have been : 01 hear about the testing through WU'd of consistently steady since last year. ·.; mouth. Walter says she is just waiting for the Angela, a senior who wishel! to next hype. remain anonymous, says since she "Anytime there is something new in heard about Wellspring, she's been the media, like when Alison Gertz died • thinking about getting tested for her last year, and the movie was on TV," :• own peace of mind. she says, "you have a lot of people "I have an intense fear of needles," coming in. she says, "but this is too important 10 be "Sometimes that's what it lakes to held back." make people be corx:emed." . I - -- . -~ ::· iGOODI 11 CUSTOM HAl R DESIGNS FROM RAPE OF THE L BARKSDALE PlAZA NEWARK. DELAWARE ()O:l.)J61HJ70 20 '~~. OFF MENS CUTS DURING NOVEMBER WITH MENTION OF THIS AD ' November 1 0,1992 • THE REVIEW • A5 Campus cappuccino arrives By Glenn Slavin trend to be ahead of the game," Gregus cappuccino and just talk. It is very A>sistant £111~1 &lifa Riddle says. "Maybe in a year you may trendy," he says. · You're sitting at a quiet table for see places tha1 readily serve~ Cappuccino· and espresso are two. pop up everywhere." different than coffee because water is The cooversation proceeds naturally University students have been not directly involved !n the brewing over a hot cup of cappuccino. anticipating lhe cappuocino machines, JrOCeSS. Gregus Riddle says. You're drinking chocolate mint; which arc already on campus but are Espresso is a specialized coffee your dale's sipping SOOlC Irish a-erne. not l'eiKiy to start breWing. achieved by infusing coffee in As you chat and drink, you both Lorin Edelman (AS JR) says: "It }X'CSSurized ll1d concentral.ed steam. gaze out toward the belk:h. just sounds classy. It will be like being Cappuccino is a combination of Harringtm Beach. tha1 is. in a city and hanging out in a cafe." one-third espresso and two-thirds ·Because by Nov. 16, University The ma:hines will offer~. froched millt to create a light beverage Dining Services will offer ~ccino espresso and an Italian frozen drink with whipped foam on top. - machines at Harrington Late Night, with a slushy consistency called "It makes a great dessert alternative which students can buy using points. granita. that is low in calories," Gregus Riddle Bonnie Gregus Riddle, marketing Cappuccino will be offered in a says. director for Dining Services, says they variety of flavors, includins: hazelnut, Dining Services also pliiiS to place a have been talking about installing the creme de cocoa, raspberry, chocolate cappuccino machine in the library ll1d ma:hines for more than a year. mint. Irish a-erne, 'Vanilla and orgeat in the Scrounge. The exact date is "We're always looking for new and (an almood flavor). tenwive, but Dining Services is aiming exciting concepts on the leading edge Granita will be available in the same for the spring, Gregus Riddle says. of trends," she says. flavors. The machines require special The cappuccino treJ1SI is a comeback . "Granita is something that students electrical requirements, which is the of the '60s era coffee-house concept, should really be excited about, reason for the delay in operation, she says. It gives people an excellent especially in the SJKing when it is hot," Gregus Riddle says. excuse 10 just sit and talk. Gregus Riddle says. Tye Comer (AS JR) says he will be Gregus Riddle says these new . Derek Hubbard (AS JR), a chef at a frequent consumer of cappuccino. cappuccino houses started in the Ninety East Main Cafe which "Cappuccino has always seem¢ California, which usually sets the pace specializes in cappuccino and esrnsso, like an elitist, exotic thing, something on trends. The East Coast picks up says students like the whole cafe very formal. And now that it's being these trends only after they have been atmosphere. readily offered 10 college students, it is THE REVIEW I jennifer Ste~~enson around for a while, she says. "[Students) can hang out in between becoming more chic. I would defmitely Despite the cold weather, families tailgate before Delaware's victory over the University of Connecticut "We're trying to get a jump on the classes, have some dessert and drink cappuccino," he says. on Saturday afternoon. Tailgaiting was the popular activity during parent's day weekend. Cigarettes still popular on campus despite well-known health risks University study finds 18 percent of students smoke tobacco more th~n 3 times a week · By Beth Kennedy The Core Alcohol and Drug Survey Hall and see hardly any smokers. started habitually smoking before disease. enjoy being around smokers. Stall Reporter at the request of the Student Life Now it seems a lot of people are they were 18 years old. However, 'Kassien said, "I do Renee Cook (AS JR) said: " I Danielle Carter (AS SR) smoked office, Timothy Brooks, assistant lighting up." · Carter said: "I started smoking plan on quitting in the future, but don't like being around smoking her first cigarette when she was 9 vice president for Student Life said. "With all the media attention, regularly when I was 16 and could not in the near future." people, period. It makes me sick. I years old. The study reponed that of the 960 why is there an increase in smoking drive so I could get out of my house Carter said, "I believe everyone feel smoking has unfortunately "My mother smokes, so my university students surveyed, 18 among undergraduate students, to smoke. I thought it was cool." will eventually die of some form of increased on campus, particularly friends and I stole a pack of her percent reponed using tobacco 3 or. particularly women?" Sharkey Michele Kassien (AS SR) said cancer, and it's not something I among women, and is connected to cigarettes when we were only in the. more times weekly, Brooks said. asked. she also started smoking when she really think about every time I light a lot of diseases women are prone fourth grade," she recalled. "We hid The Core study concluded that Carter agreed and said, "You see was 16. up a cigarette." to." behind a shed in my backyard and the university, compared to other many more women smokers tftan Kassien said smoking "gave me a Both Kassien and Carter also Wesley Proctor (AS SR) said, "I smoked the whole pack." colleges, is below the national men on-campus." good buzz, so I continued. agreed they smoke more after they don't enjoy being around people She became a regular smoker average of 18.5 percent, he said. Joyce Walter, coordinator of "I smoke a lot more since I've have·been drinking alcohol. who smoke, especially when I'm when she was 16 years old. Carter According to the American Wellspring, said she has noticed been in college, though, because of "I definitely increase my smoking eating." said, "Now I'm a wake-up in the Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention many women smoking when she is stress." after I've been drinking," Carter Although they had said they morning, grab-a-cigarette kind of Study II, it is estimated that smoking walking or driving around campus. The American Cancer Society said. began smoking to improve their person." is related to more than 400,000 Walter, who counsels people who estimates that cigarette smoking is "I'm usually about a pack-a-day image, Kassien and Carter said they Although smoking has decreased deaths in the United States each are interested in quitting smoking, responsible for 90 percent of lung smoker," she said, "but when I'm were addicted to nicotine. in the United States overall, students year. said, "I see a lot of women who use cancer deaths among men and 79 drinking I probably smoke an extra "My dad offered me $1,200 to said they find smoking has increased Stuan·Sharkey, vice president for smoking to control their weight." percent among women. half of a pack." quit smoking, so obviously I'm not on the university's campus. Student Affairs, said: "Three or four According to a survey conducted Smoking also accounts for 30 Many non-smokers agreed that doing it because it's cool or fun Last spring, the department of years ago, you were able to walk by the Centers for Disease Control, percent of all cancer related deaths smoking bothered them in just about anymore. Obviously it's become an Institutional Research conducted from the Student Center to Hullihen approximately half of all smokers and is a major cause of heart any atmosphere, and they did not addiction," Carter said. ; ·' !.~~.~;,es stuT~:.~.~.! Tuesday,November 10, 1992 Disease most foul When it comes down to it, the only way AIDS will be controlled is through awareness. Acquired Immune Deficiency What Wellspring is doipg is offering Syndrome. people a choice. AIDS. The end of all songs, of It's a choice between being mercy and malice alike. informed and remaining ignorant. Incurable, yet detectable, the only Life or death. ' thing that can slow this killer down is Ignorance is bliss, but it's also awareness. d~dly. Being informed might kill you, Awareness that comes from being too, but it just may save your life and tested, awareness that comes in the those of others. COLLEGE DAYS REVISITED form of safe-sex. AIDS is not spread by sex or blood People can get a bclter grasp. on products so much as it is spread by Mike Stanley AIDS by being tested and becommg ignorance. aware of the magnitude of this disease. With testing comes a gOodly deal of After Magic Johnson released the counseling. A person is counseled I· results of his AIDS tests, the number of before any blood is drawn ·- the people who got tested increased disease is discussed and treatment Turn on, tune in and smoke out, America dramatically. They, like Johnson, made options are presented. Even if a person the hardest (but smartest) choice of all. doesn't have the AIDS virus, they're I believe comedian Denis Leary had That and paying about $2 for a pack, IF AN INDIVIDUAL WHO Wellspring, the university's health made aware of the scope of the disease. the right idea when he said the country coughing uncontrollably and smelling SMOKES A PACK A DAY QUITS education service regularly tests A person who has the virus has a should be divided into two parts - like I just stepped out of thc ·smoking NOW, HE OR SHE WILL SAVE students for the HIV virus. In doing so, responsibility to insure they don't pass smoking and non-smoking. roorn at the library. OVER $3,000 WITHIN THE NEXT they're performing an invaluable it on to anybody else. Safe sex is no Maybe instead of Bill "Pudding Sol quit. FIVE YEARS. service to students, the university and longer just an option these days. If two Pop" Cosby, this campus could have But the love of smoking cannot be so You have to die somehow. Who the world in general. people are going to have sex, they must used an evening with Leary. easily extinguished as the cigarette knows, you could get hit by a car and According to Anne Lomax, assistant be aware of their own he·alth and I quit smoking six months ago, and I itself. ' die that way. director for health education, 126 regardless of whether they are infected am not so sure this campus wasn't a big This .is something non-smokers You could have been smoking and students have already signed up to be or not, they have to protect themselves. factor in my resignation. cannot quite grasp. enjoying yourself the whole time. tested this semester. Someday, we'll be able to cure Not thal it!s a bad thing. It's not always just because of SMOKING IS A MAJOR CAUSE Good for them. AIDS. It's a long way away though. I know I' II be better off later on. nicotine that people can't stop. OF HYPERTENSION. The scariest thing a person will ever Until then, the only weapons we What's bad is the prejudice on this It's a genuine love of the activity. I know if I let myself, I could go back have to face up to is their own have against AIDS ,are blood tests, campus that exists against smokers. At In fact, I have yet to lose my love of to smoking tomorrow and never look mortality. A positive test for HIV is a selective screening, condoms and our times they are labeled stupid, disgusting, smoking. back. death sentence- but it's also a wake own wits. rude and careless. SMOKING IS RESPONSffiLE FUR NICOTINE IS KNOWN TO BE up call. But in other places, smoking is a 79 PERCENT OF LUNG CANCER MORE ADDICTING THAN HEROIN. normal and accepted practice. DEATHS AMONG WOMEN. In the six months since I have quit, Some smokers here at Delaware I miss smoking when I drive, no matter how often I tell myself, "You spent those very impressionable years smoking in the cold winter air and don't want a cigarette, you are a non we call adolescence in a town where smoking during the breaks between smoker now," something inside me smoking was not only a necessary three hour cla'>.~es. knows that even though I don't smoke About Review & Opinion fashion accessory, but a statement of SMOKING IS RELATED TO anymore, I still consider myself a identity as well. MORE THAN 400,000 DEATHS IN smoker. Review and Opinion: The opinion page is reserved for opinion and commentary. The editorial Whatever that means. THE UNITED STATES EACH YEAR. QUITTING NOW WILL above represents the consensus of The Review staff and is written by the editorial editor, except We had no idea what we were doing. I hate not being able to smoke after GREATLY REDUCE SERIOUS when signed. Columns are the opinion of the author. Editorial cartoons represent the opinion of the We did know it was bad. dinner, at a party or while drinking. EFFECf OF SMOKING LATER ON. artist. Letters to the editor contain the opinions of our readers. We also knew we loved it. SMOKING ACCOUNTS FOR 30 Kicking the habit is enough to make Upon arrival at this campus, a PERCENT OF ALL CANCER your head spin, not from a buzz, but smoker will realize they are in a RFLATED DEATHS. from utter confusion. minority. Here, smoking is not a well And I hate not being able to smoke This is why even though I believe respected thing as it is among the R.J after the joyous occasion that will, a Leary has a good idea, I hope "you've Editorial Staff Reynolds worshippers who regularly least for the duration of this column, come a long way baby," never means indulge in carbon monoxide festivals. remain nameless. across the country. Jeff Pearlman, columnist Greg Orlando, editorial editor I columnist After just one semester on this SMOKING IS A MAJOR CAUSE I'd really hate Nebraska. Russ Bengtson, columnist Wil Shamlin, cartoonist Mike Stanley, cartoonist campus, I got really fed up hearing how OF HEART DISEASE. JC.aren Levinson, columnist smoking is bad for the environment, for To put it lightly, I detest being a non liz I.Ndaro is an assistant news editor for me and for everyone else. smoker. The Review. Taking the. electoral college to school A week ago today the American whelmingly. The race was closer than illness were prohibited from voting . Yet under the current system it is Bush lost the popular vote as well, people turned out in record numbers and your butt to your underwear. If these requirements were in effect actually conceivable that a candidate but it was no landslide. Maybe if the utilized the most powerful tool in a What Clinton won was the electoral today they would eliminate most of the could win the popular vote and still lose people in the western states hadn't seen democracy- their right to vote. college, that mysterious group made up country' s politicians let alone the the election due to the unequal amount the huge margin Clinton held in They turned out President George of mysterious people who vote in voters. of electoral votes given to ~h state. electoral votes the popular vote would Herbert Walker Bush and voted for mysterious ways. It was their votes Twenty-six amendments later, the Huh? have swung the other way. would-be change in the form of Gov. which gave Wild Bill his landslide. Constitution now guarantees the right to Yes, it's true. It's also ridiculous and People don't want to vote for a loser, Bill Clinton. According to The Story of vote to any citizen who is at least 18 ludicrous. · even if he's only a projected loser. They turned out an era of Republican Presidential Elections by Jim years old and isn't comatose. All the talk about the younger This election didn't prove that rule in the Oval Office. An era which Hargrove, the electoral college was And in the age of instant generation rocking the vote this election Clinton is the better man to lead our began in 1968 with Richard Milhous created by the framers of the communication where the candidates was just that- it was talk. nation, it proved our presidential Nixon and was only briefly interupted Constitution in a . time without appear on the front of every newspaper There are no 19-year-old MTV election process is antiquated and by the ineffectual and inept presidency televisions and radios (obviously). and on every television screen in watching, Pearl Jam-listening members dilutes the power of the peoples' vote. of Jimmy Carter in 1976. They ·reared average Americans America 24 hours a day, why do we still of the electoral college and it's their The right to vote loses its value when The people have spoken. Make it so. would not be adequately exposed to the need "a small group of well educated · votes which decide' the election when it is checked by a separate election "Landslide" the headlines read last views and abilities of presidential and highly respected delegates" to vote you get right down to it. · process. Especially one based on the Wednesday. "Landslide." The American candidates so "they felt that a small for us? And if your vote differs from theirs, belief that the American public is too people want a president who cares, group of well educated and highly Unless a person has been raised in, a guess what? Your man loses and you stupid to pick its own leader. here's the proof. respected delegates from each state was box with veal, they know who the call whoever they elect "president" for The electoral college ought to be Fine. But let's get one thing clear-· best suited to elect a president for the candidates are and what they say they the next four years. eliminated and let he who collects the there was no landslide among the nation." stand for. Unless you're me. most popular votes win. Period. American voters. In fact, Clinton won This was also a time when women, Supposedly the role of the electoral I didn't vote for Clinton and I refuse the popular vote by less than 5 percent. blacks, Indians, the uneducated, people college has changed and is little more to call the man president. Bush is the jonathan Thomas is the executive editor The American people were not without propeny or wealth, those with than a formality, "reflecting the choices only president for me and the electoral for The Review. overwhelmingly for Clinton. Not even criminal records and histories of mental of the voters from each state." · college system let him down. 1992: You've come a long way baby- er, senator After 12 years of a Republican administration, if he didn't consent to a date. Poli tieians like were women, with just two women senators out of York Times last summer wasn't exactly a triumph 1992 may truly be remembered as the Year of the Specter simply don't have a stake in the same 100. for feminism, either. Woman. issues which women must encounter everyday. This year, however, has produced a record 11 The time when political wives are bullied into Four women took Senate seats and Hillary Candidates like Dianne Feinstein, Patty Murray, women running for the Senate and 106 vying for a domestic roles should have been long gone. ;:..,. Clinton is now a pioneering first lady, complete Barbara Boxer and Carol Mosley Braun the first House seat, according to the Nov. 4 issue of The I'd rather have a role model in Hillary Ointon, a ~ and ~ 0 with career, Yale degrt;e opinions of her own. female African-American senator, understand. News Journal. Yale-educated lawyer and former chair of the Vl Hallelujah! Thank Goddess! 1bat's why they're senators now. br~ing ~ ~ Hillary Clinton has also been a pan of American Bar Association's Commission on ;: Just a little over a week ago, the U. S. Specter- won only by a slim margin in down the barriers for women. Women. ·-> government was the epitome of white men's Pennsylvania, especially for an incumbent. Maybe -~ ~ She succeeded in a male-dominated profession Women have become a large percentage of the : ...... :) domination over the multicultural masses. someone like Lynn Yeakel will have better luck in which she had to prove herself as exceptional to workforce and there's no reason why this shouldn't ~ Actually, the Congress still looks very much next time. be treated as an equal. Hillary, it seemed, was not be re~ted elsewhere in American culture. : ~ like a restricted country club - a coogregation of Perhaps something positive has eome from going to become a silent political wife. Slowly, the U.S. government is beginning to ~ pale faces and XY cm>mosomes. Thomas' confirmation and the weakening of While women candidates tried to show they can represent all of its people and not just·select a ~ Some women candidates running for office said abortion rights. Feminists have a more defined be just as assenive as the next guy, Hillary was groups. :::..... they chose to enter the race because of the target now and women's anger has erupted into criticized for being outspoken and strong-willed. It is reflecting the change in gender roles which ~ treatment of issues which SPilCifically concern finally seizing power. There haven't been many first ladies who American society saw years ago. women. It's been a tough road to political empowerment rebelled from the restrictive mold of traditional Hopefully, in future presidential elections, the Let's face it: The Senate Judiciary Commiuee for American women, though. motherhood with a career. television cameras will capture another historic handled the Anita Hill/ Clarence Thomas hearings We earned the right to vote in 1920 after 72 The image of Barbara Bush as the gentle event: with about as much sensitivity as a lumberjack years of fighting for a voice in governmenL Until grandmother who ~s to children is sweet, but it "The president has told me that he will worlc takes to a tree trunk. now, we have dooe little with it. doesn't represent most modem women in the with·me 10 insure a smooth transition between the A government needs to include men and women • When looking at other countries, one will find workforce today. administrations. My husband and I prOfUJJy. accept to make sound decisions about issues such as more participation from women. Unfortunately, Hillary had to tone down her our Mw lilies as presidenJ and firs/ genlleman." abortion and sexual harassment. In.Switzerland, women were granted the right to image to be more acceptable. She gave up her own Somehow, I think it's rather unlikely that Sen. vote m ~W. bu~ they now comprise 14 percent of name as Hillary Rodham after her husband's def~t Karen Levinson is an editorial columnist for The Arlen Specter, R-Penn., ever had the "pleasure" of the Sw1ss Parliament. Before the election, 5 in the race for Arkansas governor in 1980. Seeing Review. 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ANNOUNCES AN OPEN HEARING TO DISCUSS A STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES expressing the Ideals to which the University community aspires to achieve regarding respect, responsibility and tolerance Monday, November 16, 1992 4:00P.M. -110 Memorial Inside Sports Inside Section 2 Hens clinch conference ..... 85 Movie times ...... 82 Hockey downs Navy ...... 65 M is for Murder ...... 82 Athlete of the Month ...... 66 Passenger 57's sick ride .... 83 johnson sparks Hens ...... 65 Jennifer Eight review ...... 63 Mower leds UDXC ...... 85 Comics ...... B7 Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles License to ove Wel/1 sort of Try a contract for lovemaking, or plain old sexual intercourse/ whatever you prefer. By Glenn Slavin For example, the parties will check Assista nr Entertainment Editor off whcther·thcy want a monogamous He would greet Mary at the door with relationship of the freedom to see other a long-stemmed red rose. people. Then the couple would go out for a Another option is whether to have nice candlelight dinner followed by a sex as an expression of an emotional quiet walk home. commitment that may result in This is Mary Lundy's (BE SR) idea marriage, or to simply have a sexual of a perfect evening. relationship. · But one thing Lundy hopes her ideal The contract also provides a blank date would never ask her to do is sign a space for the participants to add a con;r;-,ct. specific stipulation. Yet a legal document known as a The contract features a se1tual consent contract will soon appear disclaimer: "Neither of us may on college campuses across the nation, claim to be the victim of sexual according to Mel Feit, director of the harassment or assault or rape as National Center for Men. a result of the acts which are the A consensual sex contract, subject of this agreement." distributed by the New York City-based The contract has not been center, is a document designed to tested in a court as of yet, Feit protect a man from being accused of says. "But this does open up · date rape. a whole new legal Feit believes false accusations of argument." rape are a man 's greatest fear. Paul Ferguson, assistant "In an uncommitted relationship, we director of Health Services are getting more and more calls from and volunteer for the people who are being brought up on Sexual Offense Support rape charges," Fe it says. "These are men who are being exploited or hit up group,will not says nullify the contractthe existing laws. ::·~~~-~~...... - for money." "I don't think it would stand up in According to the center's literature, the New York City district attorney's sayscourt. because rape is still a crime," he ""~~~-~~~-...... W.:llllb ,~ office says one-half of all rape But he does think there is a danger to accusations are false. the contract. ..,...... _1111111...... Prior to beginning an intimate "One downside is [the contract] relationship, both partners would fill might give license to certain men to do According to Mel Feit, The out this "agreement before anything they want because he is Consensual Sex Contract protects lovemaking," which primarily consists holding a signed agreement," he says. men from false accusations of rape, of a checklist of options. see CONTRACTS page B4 by getting consent in writing. Anarchy in Pa., Megadeth and their destructive symphony Clad iri· a dark-blue denim shin over a successful Rust and the more-mainline !~e~~~!e~~~~::,on white T-shirt and faded jeans, Mustaine Countdown, they should be leaving clubs UPPER DARBY, Pa.- Dave Mustainc grimaced, frowned, and rasped evilly into in the dust. does not look happy. the mike, as he yanked tortured leads from Instead, dust is what they choose to Relatively speaking: Dave Mustaine You would think his dog just keeled his silver Jackson Flying V guitar. reduce them to. over dead. The crowd managed to contain Although he didn' t look it, Mustaine You would think his band's second themselves quite well during Megadeth's must have been in a good mood. Peace can count on his in-laws' support album never went platinum. . set, especially after the wildest of them Sells --· But Who's Buying, their second ~ You would think George Bush just won were thrown out during funk-har.dcore album, had. gone platinum that day. And Both of those times have been the election. Suicidal Tendencies opening performance. Bush, who Mustaine has openly abhorred !~.,~~~~~};~~~n concerts, once at last year's Clash of the Megadeth spit out over two hours of Going against. the grain, Megadeth for years, was out. UPPER DARBY, Pa. - To Titans at the Spectrum, and for the music to an enthused Tower Theater opened with "Holy Wars ... Punishment He let the crowd know exactly how he paraphrase Hamlet, something's rotten in second time Friday night. crowd Friday night, and the newly clean Due," from 1990s Rust In Peace, before felt, referring to Bush as the ex-president, the seventh row. And Lloyd, at least in pan, likes what shaven Mustaine never smiled once. thrashing into newer cuts, like "Skin o' and inciting the crowd to show their true From the vantage point of the ninth he hears and sees. "I was impressed," he My Teeth," the feelings with finger gestures, remarkably row, almost everything looks OK at this says of the Clash of the Titans. "It was opening track nothing like the ones made famous by Megadeth show. very entertaining." from Countdown Tricky Dick Nixon. Almost. Since he owns three of Megadeth's to Extinction. Their latest single, "Foreclosure of a Lead vocalist\guitarlst Dave Mustaine albums on CD, Lloyd is in a preuy good Megadeth Dream," which features samples of Bush's looks pained. position to rate his nephew's music. "1 should be an "Read my lips" speech was met with The wild-haired headbangers are to can appreciate about 30 percent of his arena act by now. deafening screams and more fingers. the front right, the zoned-out groupies [Mustaine's] music, respect some of it, Considering they Mustaine's bandmates, long-time are to the far left, and a middle-aged and the rest, .1 wish I had never heard." have five major bassist Dave Ellefson and relative couple is to the front left. The Wollemates first met Mustaine at label albums, the newcomers guitarist Marty Friedman and Huh? the wedding reception, and were last two being the drummer Nick Menza, laid down a strong Meet Lloyd and Carol Woltemate, impressed. "He was gentlemanly and extremely beat, backing Mustaine' s lead guitar and from Doylestown, Pa., Mustaine's aunt polite, very low-key," Lloyd said. grating metal-on-metal voice. and uncle. After knowing him for a year, Lloyd Megadeth pumped out music which is They stayed through the entire show, still respects him. "Dave's a poet. He's Photos by to eardrums what jagged bottle necks are standing to watch their nephew; Lloyd very serious and sensitive. He's very Maximillian to arteries, covering the crowd with a occasionally nodding his head to the deep, and extremely intelligent." Gretsch barbed blanket of metallic riffs. The music. Mustaine showed his sensitivity in the crowd, regardless of the complete lack of Lloyd looks like a vacationing lawyer, way he handled his future mother-in-law . DON'T WORRY stagediving and slamdancing, was left at a solidly-built 6 feet, with neatly "He told her sincerely that she shouldn't BE HAPPY hoarse and fulfilled. trimmed iron-gray hair, steel-rimmed get any ideas based on how he acts on Dave Mustaine, Harsh-as -a-s u Ifu ric-acid-cocktail glasses, a sedately patterned sweater and stage," Lloyd says. "He made a lead guitarist versions of "Wake Up Dead" and casual tan pants. His brown-haired wife considerate effort to help her, and she , and vocalist for "Countdown To Extinction," and a is wearing a green sweater, casual pants, appreciated that." thrash band soulful, yes, soulful, version of "In My and a white Megadeth wristband. Carol is no stranger to music herself, Megadeth, Darkest Hour," which featured Mustaine They've seen their nephew twice since but she is more weighty brass than heavy looldng like he on a double-necked Jackson V, helped Lloyd's niece, Pam, married Mustaine a metal. She has been first violin for the would eat • fuel the fire. year-and-a-half ago. see RELATMS page B12 Bobby Mcferrin Bands shouldn't even bother leaving alive. see MEGADETH page B12 -. Featurin ••• November 10, 1992 • THE REVIEW. 82 PMS: premenstrual syndrome or potential murder suspect Pissed, Malicious and Sinister. • you are convinced someone snuck into I'm sick of all the obnoxious comments, first-cla ss takes you ~way from the ma~scs This is another way of describing your room while you were sleeping and the smart remarks and the overall of people, small chtldren and other hule someone who has fallen to the wrath of Feature Forum beat you with the ugly stick. ignorance of what is going on in our annoyances. or so I thought. . premenstrual syndrome. My eyes become swollen, my jeans bodies. . I s~nt those seven hours s~fen~g from Every woman, whether they like to suddenly become too tight and alii want to I just want everyone to know that! think a flarrung case of PMS. and hsten~g to a admit it or not, has a split personality. By Kelly Gilbert do is eat a Big Mac. women are fully entitled to openly and crying b~by se~~ behmd me. Thts ba?y This second disposition shows up for These are all valid excuses for freely express our discomfon in any way wa~ not JUSt whm~g . These were the cnes about one week each month. degrading someone at least once a day, we may choose. of a toddler stuck m the tray table. During this time, most of us girls just completely destroying a valuable object It seems I'm not the first woman to Let's just say I am ashamed of the want to sit on the couch, sulk and whine ll's kind of tough to be happy when with your bare hands and wishing bodily gripe or take action against men . thoughts that crossed my mind that day. about aJI the things wrong in our lives and, your midsection feels like it's stuck in one harm to those who annoy you. I remember hearing a story a few years Pissed, Malicious and Sinister, yep, most importantly, eat everything in sight. of those clamps from high school shop And men just don 't understand why we ago about a woman in England who that 's me . This inevitably leads to guilt and class. have to be so unpleasant. actually shot her husband and blamed it on All J ask for in my time of need is a frustration, which is enough to send you And what's really annoying is that, to Let me get this straight. I'm supposed to premenstrual syndrome. little patience, understanding and an into an emotional frenzy in which you my observation, most men fmd the whole be pleasant and in complete control of my This is why I think we need an enormous amount of chocolate. question your sanity. concept of PMS amusing. temper when my stomach is larger than amendment to the law that pardons women And if I don 't get what I ask for, I don 't I know when I'm in the midst of PMS, J Yeah, tension, bloating, irritability, life, the zit population on my face has for committing one heinous act a month, or want to be held responsible for my actions. hardly feel like being pleasant - TO cramps, headaches, water-weight gain and increased by 300 percent and I just feel like at least contemplating one. ANYONE. backaches are really furmy. ripping sorneone's head off'l Case in point: This summer I was on a Kelly Gilbert is a Copy Editor at The Review. Most of you who know me will agree. I Not to mention the dreaded "ugly I'm sure I'm not only speaking for seven-hour flight from London to New Feature F01ums appear Tuesdays in The have been known to be pretty bitchy. phase." Tilis is when everyone else thinks myself when I say that men should be seen York. With the good graces of God and my Review. Well, excuse me. you look no different than yesterday, but and not heard. father, I was seated in frrst~lass. Being in Tuesday, November 10 Concert: "'Music fo r Winds,'" featuring Recital Hall, Amy E. du Pont Music faculty artists. Loud is Recital Hall, Am y Building, 8 p.m. Social Meeting: University Association E. duPont Music Bu ilding, 8 p.m. "ATTENTION" of Retires Faculty. Read Room, Perkins Thursday, November 12 Student Center, 11 :45 a.m. Wednesday, November 11 Workshop: "Finding jobs in PERKINS/NDSU Seminar: • Air Pollution and Seminar: "Prostitution and its Reform : Academia," Career Planning and Deindustrialization: the Case of A Material Culture Study of the Placement. Ewing Room, Perkins Donorra, Pennsylvania, 1915-1939," Magdelan Society of Philadelphia, Student Center, 9 a.m. to noon. with lynne Snyder. 436 Ewing Hall, 1800·1916," with Lu Ann De Cunzo. AND NURSING LOAN noon. Ewing Room, Perkins Student Center, Federal Jobs Fair: Career Planning 12:30 p.m. and Placement. Rodney Room, Discussion: "Writing About Murder,·· Perkins Student Center, 11 a.m. to 2 RECIPIENTS with David Simon. Ewing Room, Workshop: "Graduate School p.m. Perkins Student Center, noon. Admissions Process, • Career Planning Colloquium: "Revoicing-A Discourse If you will not be returning to the University of Delaware Workshop: "The Law School and Placement. 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Top 5 movies for the week Dr. Giggles (R) - Benny from L.A. Law and Under Seige. Showtimes: Tue . Wed. terrorizes the office by stealing all the Thu. 1:15, 3:20, 5: 25, 7:35, 9:55. ending Oct. 30 staples and replacing the fresh brewed 1. Under Siege ($11 million for the week) coffee with Folgers Instant. Showtimes: ~kCi~aCenrer ... .. :.\: Shoppi~ ~.·.~.,.l: l~ .· 2. LastoftheMohic.ms($5.8 million) Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:05, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20, ,'lew.lrlc Center (7 37·3720} 1 :~·, 9:45 . 3. The Mighty Duds ($5.4 million) Passenger 57 (R)- Showtimes: Tue. TELEMARKETING ~.j · v . 4. Candyman ($5.4 million) Candyman (R) - Willie Wonka drinks Wed. Thu. 5:30, 7:45, 9:45 . 5. Consenting Adults ($5 million) too much of that laughing juice and goes UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE STUDENTS on a rampage. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Under Siege (R)- Showtimes: Tue . Thu 1:10,3:15, 5:20,7:40,10:10. Wed. Thu. 5:45, 8,10:15. Welcome Back! Chestnut Hill Mr. Baseball (PG-13) - This movie Candyman (R)-Showtimes: Tue. Wed. a...tnut Hil Plaza, Newatk (737-7959) should be renamed: How Many Times Thu. 6, 8:15, 10:30. CaiiiCT Group! Sneakers (PG-13) - A probing Can We Show Tom Selleck's Ass Olristiana Mall documentary into the history of quality Without People Throwing Jujyfruits At ~95 and Rocce 7 (368·9600} • Weekdays 5-9:30 p.m. footwear. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. The Saeen? Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 5:30,8. 1:30,7:35. Consenting Adults (R) - A plot that has 5-11 p.m. become as used as the guy in the Aick. 6-10:30 p.m. The Mighty Ducks (PC) - A gaggle of The Mighty Duds (PG) - Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30., Showtimes: Tue. Wed . Thu . 2:15, 5, • Saturday 10-5 p.m. geese terrorize a small New Hampshire 7:45, 10. . town. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 5:45, 9:40. 10-2:30 p.m . last of the Mohic.ms (PG-13) - 8:15. Under S~ (R) - Steven Sea!¥1loses his 12-6 p.m. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:30, 4, 7, ponytail, shortens his movie title to two We're waiting to hear from you - anemar~c Movies 10 9:40. words and !¥ins credibility in his movie by University of Delaware FirstSUie Plaza ShoppingCerter (994·7075) casting Tommy lee )ones as the bad Y}JY. Traces of Red (R) - Another crazy Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1, 3:15, PAT 1-80~28-9479 Zebrahead (R) - Oliver Stone ~ts jungle suspense-horror-thriller featuring really fun Fever and tries to see how many different 5:30, 7:45, 10:10. Polka music. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. ' animals he can mount on his wall. Jennifer 8 (R) - Andy Garda stars as Ann 2:30, 5, 7:30, 9:45. ICY GROUP, INC. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu . 1, 3:05, Sullivan in an updated version of the School Ties (PG-13) - Encino Man College Square Shopping Center (near K-Mart) 5:10, 7:25, 9:35. Helen Keller story. Uma Thurman plays transfers to the Dead Poet's Soci ety. Rt. 273 & library Ave., Newark, DE 19711 Pure Country (PG) - Ahhh! just when Keller. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1 :20, Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 1:45, 4:15, you thought this country thing was finally 4:10,7:10, 10:05 . 7:30,9:45. 456-1811 getting under control ... Showtimes: Tue. A River Runs Through It (PG) - The Hero (PG-13)-A probifll expose Wed. Thu. 1:30,4:15,7,9:45. exciting thriller about the restless life of a investi!¥'ting the making of a perfect deli fly fisherman. Showtimes: Tue. Wed . N~ and the Oty (R) -You talkin' to sandwich. Second in a five part "Kaiser" Thu. 1, 3:45, 7, 9:40. me? I said, you talkin' to me? Ah yeah, the series. Showtimes: Tue. Wed. Thu. 2, COOKS Raging Bull is back. Showtimes: Tue. Passenger 57 (R)- Wesley Snipes plays 4:30, 7:15, 10. Wed. 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But with a plot weaker than watered down coffee and characters needing, well ... character, Dial M may best be suited for the 9-year-old Hardy readers not quite ready to typical American fairly well, but falls shon enter the world of deep thought and college when his personal dialogues with Margot theatre. come off sounding very much like the From the stan, Dial M '.s story line tugs recited words they are. and pulls the audience into a dull British The play's saving grace proves to be world only slightly helped by a plot of Kelly, whose British accent is so genuine, murder and blackmail. you wonder where she was really born. On the program, Hill explains how Dial As Margot's status changes from lover M is "a good old-fashioned mystery, a · to victim to suspec1, Kelly's emotions go suspense thriller in the classic style." right along with it. While Skinner recites In actuality, if not for stellar several of his personal feelings with Margot performances from Tara Kelly (AS FR) and as if he's being informed through an ear Karl Wagenfuhr, the only suspense would piece, Kelly is graceful and well-spoken. be what time the first audience member But even Kelly can't save a boring and falls asleep. non-mysterious (kind of a bad trait for a mystery) play. Photos by Maxi mill ian Wagenfuhr plays the conniving Tony Gretsch Wendice, a husband planning to murder Matthew Elwell (AS SO), however, Margot, his wealthy wife, played by Kelly. almost does. (Above) American Max His flips from good guy to bad guy are Just as Dial M begins to fall to the Halliday, portrayed by · convincing, and unlike other characters, he McNeil-Lehrer excitement level, Elwell's Mike Skinner (EG FR) and is able to keep a steady British accent snoopy Inspector Hubbard arrives to light a Margot Wes!iate, Tara spark. through the entire play. Kelly (AS FRJ. (R1ght> Karl Wendice blackmails the · badly A large, clever man, Hubbard comes up Wagenfi.ihr and Mark undeveloped Captain Lesgate, played by with several winy one-liners and sayings Frey (EG FR), as Captain Mark Frey (EG FR), with threats of that keeps the audience from entering a Lesga_te, discuss a plot reponing his seedy background. ·comatose state. to kill Margot. Lesgate complies, but would be a much But no matter how effective Hubbard is, better killer if Frey's face didn't flush red at even he can't rewrite a horribly confusing every speaking opponunity. ar .1 long-winded ending. To make a bad - and way too long - Hill writes, "Put your thinking caps on story shon, the plan backfires when Margot and see if you can outguess the folks on jabs and kills Lesgate with a pair of scissors stage." during the failed murder attempt. The problem is, you already lcnow who That's not so bad, because the audience attempted the murder, and the final solution no longer must put up with Lesgate's bland that took more than two hours to reach isn't mumblings. actually a very clever one. Along for the ride is Max Halliday, Mike After spending an evening watching Skinner (EG FR), an A'merican mystery "Dial M for Murder," the true mystery writer and Margot's lover. you'll be asking is "What made me spend Skinner plays the pan of the brash, money on that?" 'Passenger 57' needs an industrial-strength air-sickness bag Passenger 57 "Purple Rane." Or even "The Rane in Spain manages to outrun numerous police cars. agents running around this movie. It will Kevin Hooks Falls Mainly on the Plain." After being caught and deported, Rane surprise no one that Cutter ends up bossing Warner Brothers Anyway, the country's best security force, gets some of his cronies to hijack the them all around. Grade: D- the FBI, decides to deliver the hijacking airplane. You wonder why nobody suspected At one point, director Kevin Hooks terrorist to authorities via airline. Real smart. that something was up, especially after the literally stops the film to give the audience a By Brandon Jamison enjQyable than this movie. Eating thrown-up It's like sending th·e McDonald's passengers that surround Rane's seat are all sermon on racism. The hijacked plane stops and Greg Orlando airline food is more enjoyable than this Hamburglar out in the custody of Mayor foreign-accented and very terroristic-looking. at Bumpkin County, USA and the local cops Staff editors movie. McCheese. And you wonder what the FBI was harass and bully Cutter. These cops come Ah, the anticipation of flying. The stale Wesley Snipes, just graduated from the Herein lies Passenger 57's fatal thinking, assigning custody of one the most straight out of David Duke's Home for air, those child-proof bags of sa!t-covered Willis-Seagal School of Bad-Assness, plays a decompression. You have to have an IQ of wanted terrorists in the world to a couple of Wayward Racists, but are eventually won peanuts the flight attendants throw at you, the tough guy with a real cool name: John 57 or less to swallow the Colombian roach middle-aged stiffs who concentrate more on over by Cutter's bravery and determination. mysteriously blue toilel water and those Cutter. · sized implausibilities in this film. trying to play hide-the-salami with the And his cool leather jacket. wonderful "air-siclcness" hurl bags. Cutter is a "security specialist," which The opening scene finds Rane in a plastic stewardesses. Quite simply, Passenger 57 is 57 varieties And there's always an African gorilla on explains why his apartment is bigger than surgeon's office. He doesn't want anesthesia If you saw Die Hard, you know that of putrid. It's lame, cliched and devoid of hand to stomp your luggage flat. New York City. and just happens to intuit that the cops are on Bruce Willis was in the bathroom when the character. The cast does not act so much as it Airplanes are safe, generally, except for He liappens to book a flight on Atlantic his tail. terrorists struck. limps along on the strength of this dead when they're traveled by one of those Die International Airlines, the airline preferred by (He should have taken the anesthesia - Guess where Snipes is when the poop hits horse plot. Hard hero types. Then, they're more apt to nine out of 10 cornball terrorists. it'd give him an excuse for his lousy the fan? · You can trust that they won't show this crash and burn. Just like Passenger 57. Cutler's particular flight happens to' be performance.) Maybe he was retching when he realized movie on airline flight-s. Because if the Eating airline food is more enjoyable than carrying one Charles Rane, Terrorist. As in To escape, he jumps out a 3rd story how bad this flick would be. turbulence doesn't get to you, this movie this movie. Throwing up airline food is more the "Rane of Terror." Or maybe it was window, lands unharmed, gets up and There are least 500 cops and federal will. 'Jennifer 8' sparks fire in the dark Andy Garcia and Uma Thurman add up to a psychological success jennifer Eight Also excellent in Jennifer Eight is the Bruce Robinson work of cinematographer Conrad L. Hall. Paramount Pictures His concept of dark lighting for a film Grade: 8+ involving the blind (both physically and mentally) works extremely well, and By Brandon Jamison him to a psychopath or just leading him interplays commendably with the slow t\ssisranr Entertainment Ed.ror on? brooding music written by Christopher Cinematography. Berlin's investigation leads him to Young. · That's a big, bulky polysyllabic way of Helena Robertson, a blind girl who Hall 's accomplishment reaches it's saying "the art of photography in making provides his only lead in the murder case. zenith in a scene when Berlin searches for films." She may also be the next victim. a suspect in a completely dark building. Excellent. Director Bruce Robinson had Thurman The only light provided is that of a small That's a word for the quality of the in mind to play Robertson from the start, flashlight. cinematography in Jennifer Eight, an mostly because she's "very beautiful The result, to say the least, is extremely intense psychological thriller starring without any make-up ... and the blind don't eerie. Andy Garcia and Uma Thurman. use make-up." The film is a bit confusing in the first 30 The movie is extremely well filmed in Robinson also wrote the screenplay for to 45 minutes and you'll find yourself dull, dark lighting, emphasizing Thurman's the movie, which is brilliantly acted by a asking what the characters are talking character's blindness and Garcia's strong supporting cast, including Lance about, so pay close attention . character's obsessed mind. Henriksen (Aliens, The Terminator). .Jennifer Eight also tends to drag a bit, Uma Thurman Garcia plays John Berlin, a burnt·out And all you thespians wi 11 be crying in clocking in at a little over two hours. plays Helena cop whose co.npulsion to solve crimes has your beer after you see the scenes But the last third of the movie will keep Robertson, a cost him a wife and his sense of self-wonh. involving John Malkovich. you on the edge of your seat, snowballing blind girl who He leaves L.A. to take a position on a Though he is only in the film for about all the acting, music, cinematography and may be the key small-town California police force. 10 minutes, Malkovich gives a superior general intensity of the film into one giant in solving a Once there, he encounters a murder and performance as St. Anne, an FBI agent breathless rush for the audience. murder in believes that he may be on the trail of a called in to question Berlin, who is under W ith all due respect to the originality of Jennifer Elgt,t. serial killer. But is his intuition leading suspicion for murder. the titl e, Jennifer rates an Eight. November 10, 1992. THE REVIEW• 84 Relatives Contracts for love continued from page 81 I Bucks County Symphony Orchestra continued from page 81 actions." for 24 years . Some female student s at the Lloyd is also willing to comment Robert Mirin, a Harrisburg, Pa., university are also opposed to the on the problems that pla gued attorney-at-law, says the legal contract. Mustainc until a few years ago: "He implications are not as cut and dry Diana Greenwald (BE SR) says: was a trendsetter in that sense, as the contract may intend. "I think the idea is terrible. If cleaning up his act. Now he travels The contract may serve as you're even considering having with a sensei [who instructs him in evidence, Mirin says. "But it can't sex with someone, you should Akito and a form of kickboxing] ." resolve an issue of rape because it already have an open They are al so quick to deny any shows the guy already had sex on communication." rumors of Satanism. "Dave is very his mind." Ferguson thinks the spiritual," Lloyd e1tplains, "he's just Legally speaking, Mirin says a communication between two critical of the downsides of person has to give consent every people does not need to revolve organized religion." time. " It seems to me, this sounds around a contract. Carol attributes this to his like a conversational'item more Some men on campus, however, background. " He was brought up a than anything," he says. would consider using the contract. Jehovah's Witness, that probably Mirin says if a woman is going Dave Sweetman (AS JR) says had a lotto do with it." to accuse a man of rape, a piece of he would use the contract with There is caring here, and both paper would not change her someone he was considering Lloyd and Carol speak decision. having sex with. sympathetically regarding Dave's Feit believes this contract "I wouldn't use the contract current illness. "He's got a case of serves a dual purpose. with a girl I'd want to have a chronic sinusitis and laryngitis," "Men on campus need to protect relationship with, but let's face it, Lloyd says. "There was an ENT themselves from false accusations we all have one-night stands," he [ear, nose and throat doctor)looking of rape, for one," he says. says. at him before the show." Sweetman says it's necessary "Also, the contract can be used Mustalne didn't hang around with for men to protect themselves from as a tool for communication the rest of the band afterward, between the parties." a possible false rape accusation, choosing instead to sack out in the especially if the se1tual Lundy says she would never tour bus. relationship involved a woman the sign a sex contract. If a date ever Maybe his ailments were why he man hardly knew. gave her one to sign, she says her looked so distraught. Feit says that when this contract response would be, "How dare But there was really no need. gets publicized, more men will you." · After all, happiness is relative. A man is assuming too much if find it an essential part of he thinks he's going to have sex courtship. with his date, Lundy says He says, "I think that in an The contract, which has been uncommitted relationship, if the likened to a prenuptial agreement, man has a strange or funny feeling has only been circulating around about the woman's emotional Megadeth college campuses for about three state, why should he put himself in weeks. , jeopardy?" continued from page 81 Feit has recently been standing While Ferguson says the outside on campuses in New York contract might initiate the stage until they're trul y done, handing these contracts randomly communication between a couple encores are just too obvious . to male passers-by to increase the about to have se1t, it is probably But they sure are fun. contract's circulation. not the best alternative. Saving the best for las t, He says the men who receive "There should be clarification Megadeth reclaimed the stage with the contracts rarely drop them or of what people want out of the an encore of of their three best throw them away. relationship without the need for a known cuts, the thrash anthem Feit says he has received a contract," he says. " Symphony of Destruction," th e favorable response from college Lundy is upset that passionate breakthrough "Peace Sells ... " and males so far, but has gotten a male-female interaction has to boil a topless version of the Sex contrary reaction from women. down to legal complications. Pistols' "Anarchy in the U.K." "Some women really reject the "It's just seems very unromantic Through it all, Mustaine, true to idea of a consensual sex contract," to have to sign a contract to the end , still looked upset. he says. "They don't want to be experience a beautiful human Maybe his ~og did die. responsible for their sexual relationship." ~ ·7An.JALL . ') STRANGE AS ANGELS Wednesday, November 11 Beer and Sho9ter Specials NO COVER UNTIL 9:30 P.M. ~ES/ SIRA~GE AS A~GE~ A~ ce:I"\\N(j I.D 1\-\E: D.v.l n\e:y~·~ n\E 1 HOHESI BAND tt-l :=n::RsE:y .1\ND Pl-lrLL)'. -mowN -mowN "'\ILLER LIIC:: AND (1E.NVIN~ ORAF1 ~ ~ NDER DOWN ·UNDER NDER FOR THE HOLIDAYSIII A~ ON St~CIAL A.ND SO f\!Z6 We can help you with: <;wet:-\ 1AI 3606A Chestnut Street BIOTECHNOLOGY!! 191 0-t Philadelphia, PA •382-0343 INFORMATIONAL MEETING Call Now . WHO: Freshman & Sophomores interested in a University of Delaware HOLAGroup B.S. degree in Biological Science with a "Amigos Para Siempre" What: Film, "SHOW OF ·~ concentration in Biotechnology. FORCE" Where: 004 Kirkbride Hall When: Wednesday, WHEN: Thursday, 11/12/92, 7:30 p.m. November 11 atBpm WHERE: Under the Skylight - Basement of Colt: 50¢ per person Come see a film which documents Puerto Rico's ·watergate" and Come meet McKinly Lab. members of the group HOLA/ SCOREBOARD Saturday GANNON GAUGE The Review updates on the • Football 33, UConn 7 season of Rich Gannon, the • Volleyball at Forrestal Invitational former Delaware quarterback. Delaware 3, UMBC 0 starting with the Minnesota Delaware 3, UNC Wilmington 1 Vikings. Hens (24-13) win tounament title Sunday Nov. 8: Vikings 35, Tampa Bay 7 Sunday Comp. Attmpt Yards TD INT • Hockey 6, Navy 5 Tuesday 16 21 168 0 2 c cv1cw, o umc 11 Y' Number 20 - November 10 1992 • B5 Pearl's jam By jeff Hens clinch Pearlman Bulls will playoff berth, get a Knick rout UConn in the butt jacobs /NT lifts defense; Brown, . All kings must die. johnson clear 100 yards in win ~ George. Louie. Henry. I The Chicago Bulls. By Jeff Pearlman that bounced off a lineman's heacS In this strange age of National Sports Editor for an eventual score. I Basketball Association repeat Delaware football coach Tubby "Now Quigg has it in his harlds, i't champions, the 1992-93 season will Raymond isn't too big on the media. bounces up and turns into a offer a new emperor to claim a crown, After each of his team's games, touchdown. I think 'here we ga The New York Knicks. Raymond will grumpily walk into a again,"' he said. : With seven new players, including room, give a few positive words But that was years ago, and this is proven scorers Tony Campbell, about quarterback Bill Vergantino, the new, improved Delaware Rolando Blackmon and Charles Smith, answer questions and leave. defense. • the Knicks boast the deepest and most That's it. The Hens' front four spent thb skilled team in Jl'Ofessional basketball. So the press conference following rest of the game harassing Rogers The ride for NBA glory won't be Saturday's 33-7 Yankee Conference and keeping Huskies' leading rusher easy, however. With 25 other teams 'clinching win over Connecticut was Wilbur Gilliard in check ( 17 carrie~ (and the Sacramento Kings), New York sort of a revelation. 93 yards). : will be hard pressed. Here's the ocder, There, to the shock of radio and Delaware countered on the nex~ from best to wocst. for the NBA's title newspaper people alike, Raymond series with a 3-yard Lanue Johnson run. continuously praised the play of his touchdown run, but Steve Leo's 1. Philadelphia 76ers:Just kidding. defense. missed extra point kept UConn 1. New York Knicks "I thought our defense played ahead, 7-6. 1 2. Chicago Bulls: Obviously, the exceptionally well," said Raymond. Then the Delaware 'D' steppe4 trifecta of Jordan, Pippen and Grant "We had some concern that the unit upagain. 1 give the champs the league's best was playing inconsistently :.. but On flrst-and-10 from his own 2i; starting lineup. But a bench with Will today the defense was much more Rogers tossed a pass down the right Perdue can't possibly survive a third cohesive." sideline to the streaking Davis. : sttaight run. It was also the key to the Hens' The ball started to die as Davis 3. Utah Jazz: Two Malones (Karl win. It's a given in Blue Hen kept going, and senior comerbaci and Jefl) and John Stocktm were good, country that the offense will score at Tim Jacobs stepped in and picked i~ the addition of former Buck Jay least 20 points per game. off at the Hens' 48-yard line. 1 Humphries gives them legit title hopes. But before Saturday, the question The Delaware offense failed to 4. Phoenix Suns: Sir Charles will was always how many touchdowns capitalize, but following a failed IJUve he can 11:00 a team to a title (well, would the defense allow. UConn possession scored on a one a Pacific Division title). it. didn't look too good for yard Vergantino end zone plunge. 5. Oeveland Cavaliers: Mark Price Raymond 's new favorite unit at the Sophomore full back Daryl and Brad Dougherty provide a beginning. Brown's second quarter two-yard tremendous inside-outside pwtch, ~UP On his team's second possession TD scamper upped the lead to 20-7, the underrated Mike Sanders shows of the game, UConn quarterback and the deflated Huskies were at the why winners aren't always scorers. Zeke Rogers launched a pass down mercy of both Delaware units. 6. Portland Trail Blazers: A team the middle of the field, through "I don't think last year's team with a bad and selfish altitude remedies Hens' safety Brian Quigg's arms was ever at this level," said the problem by adding ... Rod and into the hands of receiver Alex Raymond. "This team does more Strickland? Say what? Davis for a 30-yard touchdown things, and does them better." 7. Miami Heat: The Heat have the reception with Jess than two minutes Raymond utilized the two-back best. 1m none, group of young players gone by. · combination of Brown (31 carries, every assembled on a team at one time. "I had a deja vu there with that 140 yards, 1 TD) and Johnson (15, 8. Golden Stai.C Waniocs: Run TMC first touchdown," said Raymond, 105, 3) to perfection, mixing the is dead, but Billy Owens, Tim THE REVlEW /Maximillian Gretsch recalling a previous loss to fullback 's inside power running with Hardaway and Chris Mullin make up a Sophomore fullback Daryl Brown celebrates his one yard TD run during the Hens' 33-7 win vs. UConn. Connecticut as the result of a pass see FOOTBALL page B6 great threesome. A center away from contentioo. 9. Seattle Supersonics: For the two dumbest players in the teague, look no further than Seattle, where talented Johnson offensive spark plug for explosive unit guard Gary Payton and center Benoit Benjamin just don't think. Ricky Pierce, scoring race with 66 points. put the ftnal nail into us." that's fine too. Whoever's going to Shawn Kemp, Eddie Johnson, Denick 105 yards rushing, three touchdowns Late in the third quarter Johnson Three plays later. Johnson took a score I'll help out." McKey are a JX>Werful group, lhoogh. provided ftrst aid with the Hens (8-1, Vergantino pitch at the 13 yard line A failed Vergantino to Johnson 10. Detroit Pistons: Old and aging, boost 7-1 Hens to second straight 1-Q Yankee Conference) leading 20-7, and-blew into the end zone for his handoff early in the game fumbled the but any team with lsiah and Rodman but the offense sputtering. second TD of the afternoon. ball to the Huskies (4-5, 3-3 YC) and can't be that bad. Yankee Conference championship On third and nine at Delaware' s 30- '1f Lanue keeps up like he is doing, led to a quick UConn score. II. New Jersey NetS: Potential AU rewards from an afternoon of ball yaid line, Johnson sprinted out on a he will make the team." said a smiling The touchdown did not faze Stars Drazen Petrovic, Derrick By Matt Konkle Assistant Sports Editor carrying and blocking. pass route down the middle of the Hens' Coach Tubby Raymond. "He Johnson or the Hens. Coleman and Kenny Anderson give the Delaware junior halfback Lanue Of course, for the 5-foot-10, 190 field. has been playing out of his mind and is "Things like that do not hurt us," Nets some spark. JohnsoJ)'s blue and gold jersey was pound Wilmington, Del. native, Senior quarterback Bill Vergantino developing into a good solid player." Johnson said. "Our offense and. 12. Los Angeles Oippers: Just when and that is stained with blotches of rrwd and grass touchdowns are a welcome trophy as flinged up the ball. but Huskies' But records, streaks and even defense pick each other up they were on the brink, Charles Smith after Saturday's game against the well. cornerback Scott Mitchell deftly personal touchdowns mean nothing to what we did today." and Doc Rivers are shipped off and As one of many weapons in the University of Connecticut. Johnson struck for three of them a~ knocked it away. Johnson, as long as someone on the replaced by Stanley Roberts, Mark Hens' explosive Wing-T attack, Dark red streaks of blood were the Hens breezed past. UConn 33-7 at That didn't matter for Johnson as he team is putting points on the Jackson, "Hot Plate" Williams and pulled in the deflected ball while on scoreboard. Johnson feels the various offensive William Bedford. At least Danny splashed across the front of his dark Delaware Stadium to clinch their . jersey which turned his gold number second straight Yankee Conference his back for a 40-yard catch. "It feels pretty good scoring and all looks contribute to Delaware's Manning is still around. 29 into a crimson emblem title. "[Jolmson) made a helluva catch off and keeping the streak going," Johnson success. 13. San Antonio S~: Holy talent! "If For Johnson, the mud, grass and Johnson now has TDs in seven a deflected ball," said UConn Coach said. "But it's not like I try to keep it they play us tight then we can go Along with David Robinson and Sean blood are his spoils of battle - straight games to lead the conference Tom Jackson. "Yeah, that kind of did going . If someone else can do it than Elliott, new coach Jerry Tarkanian see JOHNSON page B6 added super guard Lloyd Daniels. Of course, he's also a super question mark, as is the entire bench. 14. Atlanta Hawks: Dominique is Ice Hockey back frcrn injury, and new JX>int guard Mookie Blaylock is a super addition. Still, two players do not a good team Dedicated Mower upends make. 15. Charlotte Hornets: Even withoot unsigned rookie Alonzo Mourning, Olarlotte has two buckling stars in Larry leads UDXC men Navy, 6-5 Johnsoo and Kendall Gill. thought I had more muscles than my By Matt Konkle 16. Boston Celtics: They're old, By Ron Porter SlalfRieporter somewhat flabby body was showing Assistlnl Sports Edtor boring and the starting point guard is "It's the fmal countdown!" by the pool that day," said a Murmers ripple through the stands Sherman Douglas. But never No, not how many days until the confident Mower. when his name is announced as the underestimate the mystique. semester is over. As a matter of fact, That was all he needed to hear. slal'ting ceruer. 17. Milwaukee Bucks: Boring as it has nothing to do with a Mower immediately hit the streets Piercing eyes gaze out from the tapioca pudding, but rookies Lee countdown at all. near his Hagerstown, Md. home and crowd at his lanky 6-foot-1, W5 pound Mayberry and Todd Day could change That's just the song Delaware staned running in an effort to cut the frame as he fiTCS a slapshot wide of the thai. junior cross country runner Bret weight. net during warm-ups. 18. Indiana Pacers: Hello? Why Mower sings when he is "strolling" His efforts resulted in a 20 JX>und For Delaware ice hockey player would you trade Chuck Person and through one of the five-mile courses weight loss and an invitation from his Bernie Parent, attention is something Michael Williams for Pooh Richardson twin brother to sran rwming track. you get used to when your dad was a and Sam Mitchell? Sam Mitchell?! he calls home. "Singing songs helps me to get in "Since my brother and I were Natiooal Hockey I...cague goaltender. Must be a joke. a daze so that I lose track of how identical twins," said Mower, "our But scoring goals still brings a rush. 19. Houston Rockets: Ak ... no, much farther I have to run," said coach would put us on the same relay Parent found the net twice in the Hakeem, OUis Thorpe and a bunch of Mower. team so that the opposition would third period as the Hens stopped the stiffs. What's new? THE REVIEW /Maximilllan Gretsch For the Hen~' number four runner, have no idea who was running the U.S. Naval Academy Sunday 6-5 at 20. Philadelphia 76ers: Just not a who absolutely loves the outdoors, next leg. It worked rather well." Delaware's Bret Mower is UDXC's number four runner. Delaware's Gold Ice Arena. good team. Jeff Hornacek can shoot, you would lhink he was born to run. He was successful in track and "I really don't pay attention to the Manute Bol can swat and Charles West Virginia University, not for collegiate dream was ruined. Actually, Mower was persuaded then began running cross country. running, but for the beautiful scenery So he opted for a suitable crowd at all," Parent said "Sometimes I Shaklef II October's R.eview Athlete of the Month The leader of the Hens Delaware quarterback Bill Vergantino holds 17 school records. Can the NFL be next? By Jeff Pearlman and go as anonymous extra parts of quarterbacks, and Rich Gannon, the Junior spread end Dan Cooper will ~Edita- the Wing-T, Vergaruloo, 22, is~ - current starter for the Minnesota attest to Vergantino's throwing And then God created man and The 6-foot, 196 pound Leviuown, Vijcings, all preceeded Vergantino as rrowess. woman. And after all was done , he Pa. native holds 17 team records, and Delaware signal callen;. ''He puts the ball right where you needed so meone to perfectly run is one touchdown pass away from Because of Verganlino, their names want it," Cooper said. "People think of Delaware's Wing-Toffense. breaking Rick Scully's Delaware are virtually extinct from the top of the him for running, but Bill has a nice So God crealed Bill Verganlino. mark. ~Ia ware record book. touch on the ball." Now the Hens' eo Mower runs strong for UDXC Hockey continued from page BS "When I am running, I like the passions, hunting. continued from page BS adventure of jumping over sticker "When my brother and I go hunting Mower received scholarships for bushes and streams," said Mower with we are used as chasers, which means "We were kind of banged up last both academics and athletics while a glare in his eye. "With traCk, I would all the old fat guys stand around while year," said Delaware Coach Shawn auending Hagerstown, but still felt fmd myself geuing very bored running we go out and chase the deer," said Garvin. "Playing at Navy is a tough there was something better out there. in circles." Mower." place 10 win, but we thought if we could After completing two years at Training is something that Mower Running is a part of Mower's life get them up here we had a good shot a1. Hagerstown, he searched for another has grown accustomed to. He runs lhaL he could never replace. winning." school and found what he was looking every day and has not had more than "If I had to stop running, I would The Hens have now won all five for at Delaware. four days off since the summer. have an unbelievable void to fill in my games to open their season and are 3-0 He quickly became involved in the Even while relaJting, he trains. life. I think running has given me a in Eastern Collegiate Hockey cross country program. Mower's idea of rest is another of his sense of accomplishment." Association play. Thai. streak was in jeopardy midway through the third period when Navy struck for two goals nine seconds apan Football wins YC to snap a 3-3 tie. "We let down a lilLie in the third period," Garvin said. "But we carried continued from page BS the quarterback out of bounds for no the play early and the tearn knew if we gain. continued to play physical and position the slashing, horizontal moves of the A fourth-down pass fell well, then the goals would come." speedy halfback. incomplete, and any threat of a Less than a minute after Navy's "Lan' s had a couple of games Huskie comeback was over. second score, junior winger Mark Buell where he's been doing everything," "When I first got here, the . picked up a loose puck behind Navy's said Brown. "People are going to defense never got any credit," said net and fed sophomore center Jason concentrate on stopping him, which Jacobs. " So it's surprising to hear Bergy between the circles. THE REVIEW /Jennifer Stevenson is easier for me." [Raymond) compliment the defense Bergy snapped a rocket past falling D~laware center Steve Kramarck battles against Navy Sunday. It's also easier for Brown when but I think it's well deserved." ' Navy goaltender John Hettling for his the other Learn doesn't score. EXTRA POINTS: Wi th team leal.ing I Oth goal of the seasw. The Huskies had two chances to Parent chipped a shot over Hettling's Fogerhty hip checked Parent over the Saturday"s win, Delaware moved to "I'll tell you, we don't quit a1. all as a close the gap in the third quarter, but glove to tie the score a1. five. boards, the Delaware sophomore third in this week's 1-AA football team," Bergy said. "We go three full "It is a total team effort out on the ice both times were repelled by a poll. cranked a shot which eluded HetUing's periods of total effon and lhaL is what is for us," Parent said. "Everyone works glo'{e withjust2:18 to play in the game. swarming Delaware pass rush. The Hens, who were ranked siJtth winning games for us." hard every game and we have a lot of "I was well rested for this game With 2:45 left in the period and a last week, garnered 73 points this And then there was Parent. good skaters." because 1 didn't play Friday night third-and-goal at the Delaware 2- week, three behind the Citadel and With 7:43 left in the game, freshman yard line, Rogers rolled right ready After an aborted Navy power play, [Delaware beat the University of silt behind Northeastern Louisiana. winger Rom Porcino worked the ~ck Parent hit the ice again and carried the Maryland 7-6]," Parent said. "I was to pass . Just as he turned up field, Last week's poll front runner, loose in Navy's offensive right corner Hens' defensive end Mark Hrubar puck down the right side, over the kind of ftred up to hit the ice today." Northern Iowa, lost Saturday to and found Parent all alone in front of THE REVIEW /Maximillian Grel5ch MidshiJXlUUl's blue line. Delaware travels to Penn State rammed into Rogers' body, sending Eastern lllinois. Hettling. Delaware beat up UConn, 33-7. An instant before Navy's Jeff Sa!.urday afternoon. Johnson's big day leads Hens Pearl Jams on N BA Sports Trivia Answers 1 . Frank Thomas led the continued from page BS respect, and Christian Laetner gives continued from page BS the ball wide, Brown worked up the straight NCAA playoff berth , some hope for the future. 1962 Mets in homers. middle for 141 yards. Johnson knows the team canno t 22. Orlando Magic: The Shaq may 25. Dallas Mavericks: Once Jimmy 2. The Houston Rockets wide," he said. "Contain wide and "Lanue has everyone scared took far ahead. be good for five wins on his own, but Jackson signs, they 'll have one gOOd picked Ralph Sampson [sophomore fullback) Daryl about the outside," Brown said. "We need to remember about any team with Greg Kite can't be so player. and Akeem Olajuwan [Brown] can go up the middle. It is ''They kind of forget about me and last year, losing in the playoff~ and hot. 26. Washington Bullets: Nothing to back-to-back. j ust so confusing for the other that makes things easier inside." al l," he said. "I know that we will 23 . Denver Nuggets : Dikembe smile about. teams." Though the Hens wrapped up the all be just looking ahead to Saturday Mutombo won't be as good as last 27. Sacramento Kings: lk worst. 3. I am Scott Fitzke. When Johnson was not taking conference Litle and a second at Richmond. Nothing else." season. 4. Mike Pagel. 24. MinneSota Timberwolves: Trade Jeff Pearlman is the sports editor of for Chuck Person adds immediate The Review. ·\ • Classi ieds Nove mber 10, 1992 . THE REVIEW. 87 Classifieds deadlines are Tu esdays at 3 emoti onally or physically abusive rel ationship service. Lasar Printer/Fax machine . 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