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:L~J.,Donovan After relations between black students and the administration erupted last semester over an incident at the Onistiana Towcn, a state report examining the incident criticized police behavior and offered ideas to avoid similar future situations. the THE REVIEW IJ. Hollada The report examined Sept. 20, Newark firefighters assess the damage outside the Dickinson Residence Halls after a 1992 confrootation between students motoc:yde collided with a car Thursday evening leaving two men seriously injured. and police which began when police responded to a domestic dispute involving Keita Malloy (AS JR), a fonner university football player. Collision of car, motorcycle The situation snowballed, leaving four university students arrested and aeating an aftershock of allegations from students present at the incident near Rodney leaves 3 injured that police used excessive force in controlling the police-estimated crowd of 200 that gathered outside the By Greg Orlando Towers. &mtainment fila'Jr 'Excessiw force used' A IOOWrcycle collided with a cc.- oo Hillside ROIKS Tbursday night, inuring three people, ooe President David P. Roselle, flanked wry seriously, Newark Police said by Vice Presidents John Brook and Police said Raymond Matthew Mancini (AS Maxine Colm at a Friday press conference, said, "'t was apparent that FR), the mver c:l the ~e. suffered severe damage to his bands and legs and was flown by excessive Cap Stun (a weaker form of belicopter to OlristianaHospilal. mace) was used [by the police off~Ce~S on the scene]." He added, "Any 0Jristop1er Trent (AG FR), ~ eyewitness at tbe scene, gave the following account of the aash: Jitysical force is excessive." Trent said at about 9:10 p.m.• he heard a Although lhe report said !here was no "mutual respect" among students ~ traveling from tbe Rodney Complex · and police present at the incident, it 10ward the Dickinsoo Colqllex. stated "the authority and role of The~ rmde skidding ooises, he said. and collided with a Ca' blcking out c:l tbe fire lane see TOWERS page Ah between I>iddnul D and E. The motm:ycle bit tbe car, an Oldslmbile 88. oo the driver's side doer, smashing the window and saxling the passengers flying, he said Trat said the Cll' bad yet to COO!plete i~ tum RAs victim of more assaults ooto the road w'tm the motacycle hit iL "(The motorcycle] nu;t have been going rrettY fist,.. he said. National suNey finds resident assistants at higher risk After the crash, the motorcycle's passengC'J' A large aowd ""''--"lll'Olni the in"-t ....m- Trent By Stacey Hirsh face by a resident. Palmer said. Lane Hall director, said, "It's beglll to lliq) towad the car, he said, and the man 6""'...... ~ ...... -- ydlal at the driver: "Don't leave. Doo't you dare said he and a frieDd diverted traffic until tbe police anived SUiffRepon"' A university RA, who wished to realistic to say that crime does Resident Assistants (RAs) are remain unidentified, said a student occur when alcohol is abused." leave." see DICKINSON ACODENT page A4 frequently the victims of crimes in went so far as to threaten to kill However, Pawlikowski added, residence halls, according to a another RA. · "I think that's generalizing to say study by an assistant professor of Because there are so many it's all alcohol related." higher education at Bowling Green applicants, students applying for According to Jim Flatley, State University in Ohio. RA positions may be reluctant to assistant director of Public Safety, Carolyn J . Palmer surveyed ask questions concerning the at this university alone' there were housing officials at 28 public and violence issue. 164 reported alcohol violations in Jury requests death for ax murderer 21 private colleges and universities However, Palmer said, the residence balls between Sept. ranging in size from 600 to 38,000 applicants should be encouraaed to 1992 and Feb. 1993. By Usa Goodman Biffetato is expected to announce his sentenced May 19, Barron said students. express their concerns during On another campus in the study, till)!parll!r decisioo A¢.128. Barron said Lachette fled wben he beard Girardi While RAs represent only 2 interviews and should be trained an RA's hand was slammed in ·a A · Superior Court jury Jackson, 19, was convicted last enter the bouse and said he was percent of students living in to detect and back away from door upon entering a student's m-••••w:nded 'lbiJ&day that convidtJd week d first-degree ltlllder fer ldl.lin& unaware of her murder until Jackson residence halls, they are victims of dangerous situations. room to confront a violation of the DUdcrer Rotat w. Jacbon be put to 47-year-old Elizabeth Girardi last showed him tbe blood on his clothing, 26 percent of violent crimes, 4S RAs should not, however, be school's alcohol policy. The RA death, State Prosecutor Timothy A(Dl. he said. percent of vandalism and 60 expected to learn self defense or to bad to have reconstructive surgery, Banoosald. Barron said that Jackson struck The two were arrested after police percent of the incidences of verbal learn bow to disarm people with Palmer said. Tbe jwy d six rrm and sb: WOI1lC'n Girardi seven times with an ax after di.scovmd a piece of Girardi's jewelry harassment within residence balls, weapons. This is the job of the Pawlikowski said RAs may be deliberated for four hours bef ore she di!ICOvued Jackson and another was pawned at an Elsmere shop sooo Palmer said. police, not of the RAs, Palmer the victims of excessive reported bringing back an 11·1 vote for man, Anthony E. Lachette, afla' her Dlllder, Bamn said. "There are more and more cases said. crimes because they are in the CUICUtion. Barron said. burglarizing her home. However, Barron said, Lachette of RAs really being burt," she said. Douglas Tuttle, director of public eye and they have higher Due to a 199llaw, the jury's vote Is Lachette, who pleaded guilty to gave a full coofession of the incident "This problem is everywhere." Public Safety, said, "I suspect chances of meeting people who used u a recommendation by the second-degree burglary and second IS minutes after be was brought in. One incident included in the most crime in the residence balls ls disagree with them. Jud&e, who makes the final decisioo. degree conspiracy, testified against "LacheUe could get up to 10 years survey involved an RA's needing related to alcohol abuse." Superior Court Judge Vincent A. Jackson and is scheduled to be see EXEOJTION page A7 stitches after being punched in the Debbie Pawlikowski (ED GR), see REPORT page AfJ .----INDEX------. D USC pr~sidential candidates to debate WNRKin Step Show ...... A2 Campus Briefs ...... A2 Newark Classified& ...... 88 Spectrum party Greek party Cornics ...... B9 Police Report ...... A2 promotes unity candidate aims Review and Opinion ...... liB changes Sports ...... BS among student to decrease format Weekly World News ...... A3 organizations student apathy --Also U.SiM:-- By Laura Jefferson By Susan Mazo By Karen llM'e Topjobs ...... A3 SWflilpnt SIUdMt Malrr Edltot WllpofW John Burke (AS JR}, Greek "You are live, oo the air. Caller Best job markets ...... A3 Quang Le (BE FR), heading the Students win feli0Wihips •. .A3 Spectrum Party of the Delaware Party candidate for the Delaware bow zmx:b money do you think is in Undergraduate Student Congress tbe abopping cart today?" the Undergraduate Student Congress (DUSC) }nSidential electioo. said be (DUSC) presidential election, said mornin& DJ asked. he is willing to knock on doors to "$100," the caller answered. Is running due to his sense of commitment to carqms issues. find out wbat students really want •Sorry," the DJ explained, "the from the university. correct answer is $22.60." Le, current DUSC secretary, said the Specttwn Party ticket represents a "You can't just bave a box in a "Are you crazy?" the caller dinin& hall for people to drop their uked. "I spend over $100 a week cross section of students from different political ideologies and concerns in." be said. "You've got on aroceries. How can 1 feed my to actually ao out and actively see family with $22.60?" THE REVIEW I Wlllllr M. Eben THIR.EVIEW I Mulmlllln CrWdl presidential debate will wbat students are thinkina." Bvery mornlna. listeners of ~c Quan le John Burke be open to the public in the Ewing ... Spectrum party candidate The DUSC presidential debate ••• Creek party candidate •oood Mornina Newark" on will be open to the public April 15 WNRIC, the city's only AM radio Room of the Student CentC'J' Thursday at S p.m. Elections will be April 21 like what is taking place. at S p.m. In the Ewing Room and Burke, whose vice presidential IWion. have the cbance to win free "It looks like we are headina elections will be held April 21 and Greek running mate is Andy Huber poceries by correctly guessing the and Apil 22. The candidate, whose Spectrum toward chaos," Le said. wrhere is so April22. (BE SO), said because "people amount of money in the station's much bickering and animosity As president, Burke said be care a lot more about thinas tbey "'boppiDa cart... vice-presidential running mate is Brlat Reiss {BE JR). said "' have two between the different groups. 1bal is would "aet rid of student apathy bave a voice in," he willlltempt to and lack of involvement." 11ee WNIK pap A7 more years at Delaware. and I don't see QUANG LE pl8e A7 aee JOHN IURICE PIP A7 ------A2 8 THE IMEW 8 April13, 1993 News Analysis Conviction for L.A. officers inevitable broadcast by television news in the 1993 alone. By Usa Mct:ue Allocile ,..,_ ~ year since the first trial. "There is tremendous peer .Almo&t one year after the decision Indeed. this year' 1 jury will have a preSSlR to get rid of workers. Ud time ignorin& the aftermath of the said to acquit tbe four Los An&eles police "AdvettiJin& rdlects, readjusts Scbillin& officers accused of beating Rodney April 29, 1992 decision. and the fact "Everybody's doing it because that another acquittal could result in and relates to society," said Ellen Kin& and the sevm days ~ riotin& that they think they have to," be added. similar riOI$. Ehrman. an executive at Adworb According to the American followed. L.A. Is bracing for hist«y to Advertising Agerx;y, Thursday in l'efD1 itself. Last ydk's Simi Valley jury, which Managemeut .Aslocialion. had no blacks. one whito-Hislalic and Purnell Han. employees wbo do survive the With jwy deliberations underway "'be of and one Asian. was wgely blanm by the roles women men layoffs are forced to wm harder tbis weekend in the federal civil riBbll in advertising are changing," trial against the officers, L.A. city public for the verdict. and longer hours. In additioo. m:dia aMriiF of l'lK:ial Ehrman said. In February, the manufacuing officials are taking precautions to iaues was talieted • biased and Sixty-five pen:enl of all women week ellllft the riotin& that resulted in the beiDa wodt stretched to 41.5 hours, insensitive. leading tbe ndia to reac1 worlc. and there are single-person the longest in 27 yean. dtalb ~53 people and S1 billion wath households now that we have of damage last May will not occur off-guard when racial violence was While companies trim their unleashed in Los AIJ&eles. never had before, she said. wade force, many of these recent apin. Parent responsibility is shifting L.A. Chief of Police Willie L. Loulsvill~ Joumal editorial layoffs have not been necessary, writer and ooluJJIDist Betty Winston from the woman to the man. and said a business professor 11 the Williams t. called for the deployment wooyro~s~erefl~~ of 6.500 officers on the verdict day, Baye said last year in Editor and University of Colorado. Publisher that "it takes a race riot to get that, Ehrman said. Gerald Celente, director of the along with 1,000 Los AIJ&eles Coun1y Ehrman clarifi.ed her views by sberiff's deputies and 800 Calif Police Reports Winter Session 1994 ~·~i?3~ Economics Department I!Hif i iiO Ul ffmn1 l metll U!UO\ ~ Equipment stolen screens on the unit block of Choate Street. sometime late LONDON AND YORK, ENGLAND from Harrington Saturday night or 'early Sunday office morning, Newark Police said. . IRELAND, SCOTLAND The unknown culprit causcid Equipment valued at $1,175 $250 in damage, police said. THE CONTINENT was stolen from an unidentified office in the Harrington Complex, University Police said. jeep damaged The theft, which included a Classes Offered An unknown suspect cut the General Electric MPI 2-way EC 340-International Economic Relations and driver's side window and roof of radio and a streamlight four-cell a 1988 Jeep Wrangler sometime EC 381-Economics of Health Care and Labor Markets rechargeable flashlight. occurred between late Saturday evening . . ~metime Wednesday or 'l'bursday, police said. and early·Sunday morning, Nc.wanc Police saiG. * INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS * The culprit caused $200 in Pontiac stolen damage, police said. WED., APR. 14, AT 4:30 PM, 116 PURNELL A 1990 Pontiac Grand Prix THURS., APR. 15, AT 4:30PM, 115 PURNELL was stolen from tbe unit block or Vendor plants bad Headwater Lane Wednesday seed with local sometime after 10:30 p.m., Faculty Directors: Charles Link and David Black-Economics Department (tt831-2565) Newark Police said. vendor The white car with a rear A vendor selling Easter plants spoiler is valued at $8,000, in the Park and Shop shopping police said. center on Elkton road was conned out of $70, New~k Two motorcycles Police said. An unknown male purchased stolen from Ethan a plant from the vendor, then Allen Court complained he did not receive enough change, police said. Give Someone Else A Break This Spring Two motorcycles were stolen After exchanging money with from outside a townhouse on the vendor, the man left with his Ethan Allen Court Saturday plant and money, police said. evening, Newark Police said. Tbe vendor later realized that GIVE BLOOD! One, a red and white 1988 the man made off with about Honda 250cc, was valued at $70, police said. $3,000, police said. The other, a 1984 Yamaha dirt bike, was valued at 3,500, Property damaged on police said. front yard of home Unknown suspects removed Bike stolen from and damaged property on the Morris Library front yard of a Douglas D. Alley Drive home, Newark Police said. A Specialized Stump-Jumper A gas grill, valued at $300, mountain bicycle, valued at was thrown into Silver Brook $900, was stolen sometime creek behind the house and was Sunday between 9 p.m. and 10 damaged beyond repair, police p.m. from outside the Morris said. Library, University Police said. The propane tank for the grill, Tuesday & Wednesday The thieves also made off valued at $25, has not yet been Apii.l 13 & 14 with the bike's lock, valued at located. $35, police said. A children's plastic picnic 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. table, valued at $50, wu also Rodney Room•Student Center removed from the yard aDd bas Window screens cut not yet been located, police said. Walk-Ins Welcomer on Choate St Compiled by Michael Rf!s•n An unknown vandal cut seven Blood Bank of Delaware, Inc. 6 Aprll13, 1993 • THE RMEW. A3 World LGBSU begins annual week-long celebration ByiCimBuer ml publicity f BOKSBURG, South Africa- A prominent Students win South Africa leader, head of an apartheid resisting army and an influential part South Africa's Communist Party, was shot and fellowships for killed Saturday outside his home. Chris Hani, SO, who militantly opposed white minority rule is the most senior black graduate study leader in South Africa to be assassinated in decades, though there had been at least two By Kyle Milwit other attempts at assassinating him. Sraff Reporter Januzu Jaltub Wallus, a white 40-year-old. was arrested by police shortly after the Several university seniors compris~ a small shooting. Police found two pistols in his car. percentage of students nationwide who won Police said suspicions revolving around the fellowships to aid in the payment of their graduate arrest of Wallus were based on extremist work. white supremacy groups that have made The awards, given by the National Science previous death threats against black leaders Foundation, (NSF). grant graduate fellowships to like Hani. qualified science and engineering majors. After returning from an errand, Hani was Elizabeth Anne Blackson (AS SR). one of six shot four times at point blank range. students who won the fellowship this year, said, Neighbors said a white man drove into Hani's "Most universities give you some kind of money to driveway and shot him. live of off." Hani usually had bodyguards at all times Blackson, who will a ttend the University of like other such leaders, but they were Wisconsin. said the fellowship allows students apparently absent yesterday. more time to concentrate on their studies . Otherwise, she said, they might have to assi stant teach or participate in research assistantships to receive money from the school they are auending. Palestinian groups ready to Travis Longcore (AS SR), a Rhodes Scholar nominee who will do eradu a tc work at the take part in peace negotiation, University of Washington , said he turn ed down demands are dropped on another scholarship offer because t:1e NSF fellowship allows him more time and money. deportees Eric Kaler, professor of chemical engineering, said to be eligible students must be either TEkUSALEM- Demands have been . ~ '' · graduating seniors or first-year graduate students. dropped by Palestinian negotiators that Israel Kaler said: "The fellowships are very immediateiy repatriate j!i6 Paiestinian competitive. Only about 1 percent of graduate deportees, said a Palestinian negotiator. students in the country have them." I The negotiators, said their chief advisor, THE REVIEW Walter M. Eben Stanley Sandler, interim dean for the College of are also ready to rejoin Middle East peace Sophomore Kristina Scanlon, aHempts to score against Loyola in Thursday's women's lacrosse game. The Blue Hens lost the game 14-7. Engineering, said a student's GPA, Gradua te talks. Record Examination scores and leiters of "We say that all the people should return," said Faisal Hussein! to an Israeli army radio, see FELLOWSHIP.S.page A7 regarding the return of alleged Muslim radicals, "We want it, and it will be good, but this is not the condition." "There is great desire to return [to the talks], and we hope that there is also great Top 50 job markets and occupations cited desire in Israel to go to negotiations which ~ be fr_uj!fw.," he said. The negotiators will be considered traitors, however, if they. were to :eturn to Jerusalem Survey lists Magazine without securing the deportees' return. The radio interviewer declined to inquire Hussein! why the demands were dropped, and Wilmington rates fastest no Palestinian delegate members could be • • reached for comment. as prom1s1ng growing job United Nations refugee career locale opportunities evacuation stopped, trucks By Robyn Forest By Robyn Forest 5li/(~ bring aid to citizens sutr~er By· the year 2005, computer analysts, By the year 2005, computer analysts, physical therapists and psychologists will SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina physical therapists and psychologists will most likely not be seen in the unemployment Although a new U.N. sponsored cease-fire most likely not be seen in the \Dlemployment line. has taken effect, Muslim authorities in line. Money magazine recently rated the top SO Money magazine recently rated the top SO occupations according to their speculated Srebrenica halted a U.N. aid convoy from occupations according to their speculated evacuating refugees in the Bosnian town percentage of employment gains by the year pen:entage of employment gains by the year 2005. Saturday. 2005. U.N. officials suspended aid flights to and Other top occupations listed included Other top occupations listed included from Sarajevo for four days after alternate marketing or public relations manager, Serb forces moved anti-aircraft guns from marketing or public relations manager, accountant and biologist. accountant and biologist. Computer systems analysts claimed the within the proximity of Sarajevo's airport. Computer systems analysts claimed the At 2:00 a.m. the cease-fire went into effect top spot with an estimated employment top spot with an estimated employment near Srebrenica, which has been blockaded by Increase of 79 percent and an average increase of 79 percent and an average Serb authorities for over a year. IRflllum salary of $S2,462. "We will be disappointed if this cease-fire premium salary of $52,462. David Saunders, associate professor of David Saunders, associate professor of was violated," said John McMillan, a computer science, said, .. The role of computer science, said, .. The role of computers In business and industry is spokesman for the United Nations High computers in business and Industry is Commissioner for Refugees. "We'd like to growing, and computers are changing. growing, and computers are changing. "Now a huge computing job can be believe that when people declare a cease-f'ue, "Now a huge computing job can be they will h<*or it." distributed through entire networks of ' Nine U.N. trucks made an effort to distributed through entire networks of computers." continue yielding ald by carrying food and computers." Saunders said he feels the computer Saunders said he feels the computer medicine to the town on Saturday, and Industry is not exhaustible because people industry is not exhaustible because people are are still finding new ways to use computers, Muslim refugees In desperate need of the still fmding new ways to use computers, and supplies gathered around them. and new computers are faster, better and new computerS faster, better and cheaper. Local Muslim authorities prevented them are cheaper. from getting on board the trucks because they John Case, chairman of Computer and John Case, chairman of Computer and Information Sciences department, said anticipated exposure to the extreme cold. Information Sciences department, said because the computer industry is constantly because the computer industry is constantly expanding, the opportunities for employment expanding, the opportunities for employment are also. are also. Fish not just for dinner in "Software is such a flexible tool," Case "Software is such a flexible tool," Case said "You can make computers do anything, said. "You can make COIJ1'UterS do anything, japan anymore cheaper and it is also becoming cheaper and and it is also becoming cheaper and cheaper to buy hardware." to buy hardware." TOKYO, Japan- Researchers at Japan's Rated number two in the study, physical Rated number two in the study, physical Marine Science and Technology institute are therapy is predicted to have a 76 percent therapy is predicted to have a 76 percent The survey suggested worker- training cunently trying to ascertain if clams can be career increase and a top salary of $34,375. psychology to follow. career increase and a top salary of $34.375. ; or computerized learning as the new used to predict earthquakes. Interest in this career has also been generaled Marketing and public relations Interest in this career has also been generated The scientists have been watching large at the university level. manager ranked lOth in the study, at the university level. trend roc psychology to follow. numbers of clams on the ocean flodt to find Paul Mettler, chairmii, uf the pfi;·ai,ii: ciose 'oehinu p11ychoiu8Y• wiJ, lUI Paul Mettler, chair8Wl of the physical M.u~e:ir.g ::.-:~ pubHc r.r.lati.Qn• , out if uemor activity and the size of the clam therapy program, said last year the estimated top salary of $76,638. therapy program, said last year the manager ranked lOth in the study, cl~ groups has a connection or not. university's Jr8duate program received 600 John Antil, associate professor of university's graduate program received 600 behind psychology, with an estimated ~ Apparently, this is a bit of a trend in Japan. applicalioos f Part-Tnne Homs ...... iiAiiKi"iTiri I Y I T I Ill I"' Full-Time SuettSS We are looking for Part-Time Telemarittt1ng Rtpresmtatfvts to promote our credit c;ard services. 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By jyoti Pandya "If you don't get the audience Plus, a three-hour shift two weekend days per month (Friday, St•ff Reporter behind you, you're done," Truxon between 5 pm and 9 pm or Saturday, 9 am-noon). "No struggle, no peace," eight said. Alpha Phi Alpha brothers chanted "Unity Step" was coordinated Earn $7.4 7/hour plus paid vacation and holidays and be all the way to first place at by Trent and perfoimed by two eligible to earn bonuses and incentives. Saturday's 19th annual Step Show, members from each sorority and Come join the more than 7,300 people who have made MBNA the kick off to the Black Arts fraternity to the rhythm of the one of lhe nation's leading issuers of bank credit cards, seiVing Festival. song "Time for Some Action" by Thirteen sisters of Delta Sigma Red Man. more than 8 million Customers. If you are unable to visit us on Theta displayed their commitment Trent said the Zulu dance from April20, please stop by anytime to romplete an application at: to public service instead of Greek South Africa was performed by MBNA America symbols by shouting, "Letter students to "unite themselves to a RESTAURANT AND BAR 4732 LIMESTONE ROAD • PIKE CREEK SHOPPING CENTER WILMINGTON, DE 19808 302-998-8803 College Night! Every Wednesday 1111 16 oz. mug refills • 75C Every Thursday-Ladies Night with WSTW S1 Drinks For Ladies all night long! No cover with this ad!! April13, 1993 • THE REVIEW. AS Former professor receives two awards Bartol Research Institute president wins honors for space and geophysical studies Free skating show By Laura Jefferaon Lincel of Rome, Italy. Stildftll Alfalrt fdltot Prior to hia preaidency, Neu benefits young The pr11ldent of the waa elected aa a member of the unlvenlty'l Bartol R11earch U.S. National Academy of Inatltute, a leadlna reaearch Sciencea. At the univeraity, he cancer patients lnatutute In modern aclentlflc apeciallzea in the meaaurement problema apeciallzlna In phy1lca of maanetic fielda near and By Karen Salman10hn there was "a lot of motion." hal bad a more tban proaperoua within the planeta, uaina robotic Sl.ffReporm Laura, an 8-year-old In the aprlnJ. apacecraft. "Enjoy the show." That's audience, said she liked the Norman F. Neu, preaident Another of Nesa' the advice Paul Binnebose, last part of the show because alnce 1987, waa flnt flown to accomplishments includes ~~~~ 1993 U.S. National Novice there was "shooting stuff," Kell, Germany March 23 to 1974 dhcovery of a alobal Skating Pair Champion, aave snow which sprayed off the receive the Emil Wiechert Medal magnetic field on Mercury via children with cancer at the ice as McKeever and Wood of the German Geophysical the Mariner 10 spacecraft. Blue Ice Arena Saturday. dug their blades Into the Society: Although Mercury looks And Indeed they did. surface. Three days later, he visited exactly like the Moon, with The uhibition "An The pair performed a Wuhinaton, D.C. and was many craters and no atmosphere, Mtemoon of Skating" offered rhythmic dance routine, presented the Science A ward of It has a magnetic field, he said. Delaware cancer patients and McKeever complete with the National Space Club. He attributes thia discovery to their families a chance to tuxedo and top hat. Laura said The first award honors Emil being "at the right place at the watch champion skaters and she liked McKeever "better Weichert, the first director of the right time with the right to try out the ice themselves. with his ·hat on." Geophysics Institute in credentials and a competitive Cyndi Haley, assistant to McKeever and Wood said Goettingen, Germany, and is the proposal to be selected." the director of physical they were excited about the most prestigious award of the The selection process. he said, education, said the second show, and they participated to German Geophysical Society. involved four Individual research annual event H a I e y make the children happy. A recipient is nominated about groups, with Neu heading his THE RfVIEW /W.Jt. M. Eberz said everything at the show "It doesn't hurt to take one every three years, and Ness said, own group. Norman Ness received the Emil Wiechert Medal of the Cerman was donated by people_ and hour out of the day ·for the "I'm obviously quite pleased my Being selected, he said, "is Geophysical Society and tbe Science Award of the National Space Oub. companies like the DuPont benefit of the children," colleagues recognized my just one of those fortunate Co. The skaters were not McKeever said. efforts." things." Space Studies Board and the paid, she said, and the The duo said they hope Ness, who described himself In addition, Ness is also DOE's Fusion Advisory university donated the ice next year's benefit will be as "almost a space pioneer," director of the local NASA Committee. time. larger, and that more people added the award also recognizes Space Grant College Program, "Work hard, play hard. "Work hard, play hard," Ness Sara Wood. 1993 U.S. and companies will donate his efforts to open which includes 10 Delaware and The problem is to said is his motto. "The problem National Novice Pair their time and money. communication between his Pennsylvania colleges and is to define when I'm playing." champion, said the show "was After the show, the German colleagues during the universities. define when I'm The busy Ness said, "Time is a good experience and a great children and their families country's "trying times." The program's goal, he said, is the most precious resource I playing." opportunity" for the children were invited onto the ice to ' •. The Science Award, to sponsor undergraduate have." to get to see skaters they do skate with the performers. introduced five years ago, was research opportunities and to -Norman F. Ness When not working hard, Ness not usually see. who taught them how to given to Ness at a Washington provide graduate fellowships, travels to Italy, Germany and Many of the children said skate. Many kids devised black-tie affair for "overall involving full tuition and full Russia to research with his their favorite performance new methods of ice skating. contribution and participation in stipends, in the area of aerospace colleagues, read and coach the was the finale by Joel Some used little garbage pails the space program." sciences and technology-related principal investigator of the Naval Academy offshore sailing McKeever and Katie Wood. to balance on while they "To quote Babe Ruth," he fields. magnetic-field experiment on the team. 1993 U.S. National Senior skated said, "it's been a good year." Ness said he ~nloys working Twin Vo.Yager spacecraft and is President David P. Roselle, Pair 4th place medalists and It didn't always help, Ness,' who got his BSPh. from with students in order to "share also the co-investigator on the described Ness as a "very 1993 U.S. World Team though, and the rtnk filled MIT in 1959, has been associated my experience, knowledge and 1992 USA Mars Observer accomplished scholar from all alternates. with children's shouts of with the NASA space program my connections." spacecraft. viewpoints." Ashley Dunkin, 8, said "Mommy!" just before they since the 1960s. "It's very important young Ness is also a member of "He is a great scholar, as well McKeever and Wood's fell on their behinds. In 1992, he became a member people be given guidance and several national advisory as a great physicist." program was the best because of the oldest scientific society in direction," he said. committees, including the NAS the world, the Academia de In research, Ness is the (Natioanl Academy of Sciences), ROAD TRIP Celebrate the Phllly Phanatlc'a birthday! Sundny April 25 • 1:35pm Phillics vs. Dodgers : DCKET INFO AMADON · Tickets are $10 each for anyone with a valid U.O.ID. ursday, april15, 1993 at 5:30pm Purchue your tickets In 107 Student Center, in the rodney room, perkins student center · 8:30 am - 4 pm, Monday Friday. 2 ticket limit per U.O. 10. Sponsored by Hear the THE STUDENT PROGRAM ASSOCIATION Funded.by the Comprehensive Student Fee DUSC Presidential · Call831-1296 for more information. Candidates Debate tne ~own unOer's ~annual ouldoorfl/aWSIJd~~ey Live on WVUD-FM saruraay, mav r (91.3 FM) · 1 uee ~~~ins Thurs., April15, 1993 at 5:30PM A service to the university community brought to you by ·wvuD-FM, listener-supported radio at the University of Delaware Club continues age-old karate style Professor gains national acclaim By Karen Lowe member of the club, said the skill levels from beginners to the Sl1ff ~porl~t martial art offers participants the different belt levels. Xiao-Hai Yan recognized for global climatic research The Chintok:an Karate Club opportunity to obtain "good shape However, Rodriguez said, the teaches students a traditional and good physical condition." group's main concern is that not ancient martial art form that Ryan Pezzano (AS SR), enough women join. By Karen Lowe unnoticed by experts on the, affect not only South America but offers more than just self-defense president of the club, added, "We run our class [according] Wlepotlzt environment. He was invited by Olile, India, Otina and Asia." benefits. "Most people think of karate as to everyone•s skill level," he said. A Wliversity scientist is gaining Vice President AI Gore to testify These effects include severe Good health, self-confidence punching, kicking and beating However, he added: "Karate is natiooal rccognitim with a global before the U.S. Senare Committee tropical storms, drouahts and and self-discipline, are additional people up." ·. not learned overnight. There is a climatic research technique called of Science last July where he floodin&. pluses to taking up the martial However, he said: "Karate is so false sense of security given to remote sensing. discussed his fmdings. Yan's research, be said, reveals art, said Andy Rodriguez, an much more than self defense. I someone who moves up rank Xiao-Hai Yan, associate Yan's research has received new evidence that allows instructor for the club. can do so many things I couldn't before they are ready." director of the center for remote attention from many scientific researchers to better JRdict tJalds The karate club follows the do before because I put a lot of Palombo said: "We don't move sensing, bas been researching the magazines, including Science in global climatic change and tradition of the Kiyatake-Ha time and effort into (learning] it." up a lot. [One of our teachers] technique at the Wliversity for two Year, as well as national pattel'M like those of El Nino. Shorin-Ryu martial arts form, By joining the club, students moves us to the next level once years. publicatims. Zben, a visiting scientist to the which has been passed from can become certified in different we have really earned it." Remote sensing research He said he was not surpised his university, assists Yan with his generation to generation for 800 belt levels and can compete in The club costs $15 a month e!J1>loys data from many oountries wuic gained as much covmge as research team rolllp'ised of three years and has been taught at the competitions and tournaments. and an additional $10 a year for to detect global climatic change. it did. because. he said. being able professors and about 17 students. university for approximately six Although the club currently has an international fee which Yan and his associates use satellite to predict the climate is an Their resean:h focuses on an years, Rodriguez said. only five members, they are provides membership to the sensing information to determine impmant issue. area called warm pool, which is Chintokan Karate is the only hoping to gain publicity through organization. changes in the climate. Time magazine, The New Yen larger then the United States, Delaware karate organization word of mouth, Rodriguez said. The club meets every Tuesday "Remote sensing enhances Times, The Christian Science Zbentsaid. recognized by the U.S . Olympic The karate club is coed and is and Thursday from 7 p.m. to 8:30 people's understanding of world Monitor and Natimal Geographic "When this area's teJqJeratures Committee, said Andy Rodriguez, open to all students willing to p.m. in the Carpenter Sports climatic change," Yan said. magazine have all published increase, it influences global one of the club's two instructors. participate, Rodriguez said. Building wrestling room. The technique is used to gather articles highlighting Yan's work. climate changes," he said. "'ur Pete Polombo (BE SO), a The classes are separated into information about an object which focuses on the Western work: determines the size and without actually touching it. PacifiC region and the patterns of temperature of warm pool." The satellites relay images of EINino. Yan said the research is not yet earth to stations on the ground "El Nino is a tropical finished. \VALK TO U OF D where the information is used to phenomena that happens every .. We are finding many new detect changes in the climate. five to seven years," Yan said ''El results as the research continues." Yan's work has not gone Nino has global-wide effects that TOWNE COURT APARTMENTS • Balconies • \\'all to \\'all Carpet • Air Conditioned • 1\lasonn Constmdion • Hl·at and Hot \\'ate•· Included i"l·"l~ n·nmatl·d Hallways and Laundn Rooms • Shuttle Ht.ls St•rvice to C of D ·• Con\"l'nit·nth.lorated \\ itliin of the university's Cultural by black student groups. Programming Advisory Board and Sherman Backous, a black student "alking distance to shopping centl'r, hanks, <~nd n·staurants. Towers study one of four black students present at at the JX'e58 conference, said he feels the IX'e5S roofezence, said, "'bviously the report did not clear up the EFFICIE\l'IES, 0\E, TWO A:\D THREE BEI>R00\1 APART\IE'\TS rontinued from pageAl they need more training. situation. "We seem to be at a static position. "' think until they get all the facts 1\lon.-Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 10-..t • Sun. 12-..t University Police was quelliooable." The demand for sensitivity training together they won't know totally However, the report called for no was made at the sit-in." what' going on," Back:ous said. 368-7000 ~o PETS Fnun S37S action against any officers and, Truxon referred to the March 11, "There will always be tensim between eccording to Roselle, no legal actim 1991 sit-in in Smith Hall where about Off Elkton Rd., Rt. 2 b~ck ~uden~ and polke on a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -.., . has been taken against the university. 120 blaiX students blocked the stairs predominantly white campus." .. Roselle said he was pleased by the and refused to leave until outcome of the report. administrators agreed to meet and "We wanted a totally independent discuss ongoing race relation review," he said. '7he report supplies problems on campus. us with a road map for improvement Trent said, "There needs to be a in the police departmmt" substantial increase of black police Brook, vice president of officers. OPEN HOUSE government relations, said in an "Not to accuse all police,'' he said. interview, "I would have been "but for x amount of non-diverse INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN surprised if they found any police officers" there should be an equal officers engaged in any illegal amount who can relate with black: LABORATORY SCIENCE? behavior. students. FIND OUT ABOUT "That doesn't mean we're happy Brook said that since the 1991 sit with the situation," he cmtinued. in, it is mandatory training for During the press conference, he University Police to participate in said, "Incidents of this nature are sensitivity workshops which occur in MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY dilorganized." the summer and the fall. "'ur objective," said Brook. who A BLEND OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE, CHEMISTRY-AND MEDICINE ·oversees Public Safety, "is to fmd a A liaison for black students way to handle such situatims better." The administration, in response to 1Something 10 demands made by the Concerned wrong at UD' Black Students during a meeting with TUESDAY, APRIL 13TH, 1993 Horace Trent (AS SR), interim university and city officials me week president of the N.A.A.C.P. 's following the Towers incident, hired 004,010, 012 McKINLY LABORATORY university chapter, said after the press The FIJ'St World Secwity Force of the conference, "This state report shows Alkebulan Nation to act as a liaison 2:00.5:00 something is wrong at the university, between black students and police. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES are diverse and include hospital something needs to get done." .. They're a good organization," "This is an outside organization Brook said. ''We've had a history of laboratories, public health agencies, pharmaceutical companies, that said there is something wrong,'' problems dealing with those parties,'' industrial laboratories, research, technical sales, Instrument Trent cmtinued. '1bese points need to he said referring to predominantly be addressed." black sorority and fraternity parties for service, management, teaching ••• which The FtrSt World Security Force REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED 10 recommendations for UD was hired to patrol. The report outlined 10 specific Brook also said his offic e has recommendations for the university to started to recruit minority police follow to help avoid similar incidents. officers, which was another of the The recormnendations requested: · rep "Advertisin& is where we feel the most competition," he said. "There •Implementing a phone-in WNRK in Newark changes format are no radio stations quite like us, so system for DUSC elections, w h i c h we really only compete with Quang Le would encourage more students to mntinued from pap A1 they prefer. full-time paid workers, Paoline said. stations like WJBR and WSTW vote from their residences, since only "We are an AM station. and AM The station also offers internships when looking for sponsors." continued from page A1 about 1 percent of students vote. WNRK, 1260 on the AM dial, has a bad reputation," Paoline said. for university students or anyone Paoline added that the station "Some [other] issues we would has been bringing Newark news, "People say that AM is not hip to else interested, he said. needs more student input. why I am conunittcd [to running]." like to see resolved are parking and contests and music for the last 30 listen to, and we want to change "I feel that anyone at any level of "We are very curious about what According to Le, the Spectrum m:ycling," he said. years. that." communications is a positive asset the university students think, and Party's proposals. which are a joint In addition, he said, "Spectru Ed Paoline, WNRK's program Currently, the station caters to to our station," Paoline said. we would like them to give us a effort of all party members, are u looks for resolutions to resolve director, said the station's daily the 3S and older age group, but AI Campagone, owner and try." follows: student apathy. schedule consists of early morning Paoline said it does not discriminate general manager of WNRK, said he Karli Richards (AS FR) said, "I • Supporting the library's funding "We need to promote a music, national and local programs, toward the younger generation. hopes that the change in format will would definitely give WNRK a problems by assigning offenders cooperative effect among student call-in shows and light music in the In order to attract a younger change the way people feel about chance. Why not? Just because they of the judicial court system to t h e organizations in getting issues afternoon. group of listeners, such as AM stations. are an AM station doesn't mean library for community service. resolved. The station broadcasts from S university students, Paoline said the "Every IS minutes there are at they play bad music." • Supporting the freshman "If all the organizations came a.m. until 7 p.m., but has the station has begun playing more top least 15,000 listeners," Campagone Ken Raggi (BE FR) said, " I experience program by encouraging together and respected each other's capability of being on the air around 40music. said. "We have the capability of would give it a chance because membership in student government. ideas," he said, "we could all work the clock, Paoline said. "We have slowly stopped playing doubling or tripling that number." there are only a few radio stations sororities and fraternities and other together to get problems resolved. However, he said, "We choose to Big Bands and music of yesterday, WNRK presently advertises in around here and you get bored of activities, so incoming students are wrhe faculty should be catering to use our time wisely and stick to 14 and begun playing more newspapers within its broadcast listening to the same thing over and able to gain experience in different [students'] needs." hour days." contemporary light music from the area, which ranges from western over." areas of interest. The station is looking to attract 70s, 80s and 90s. New Castle County, Bear and Paoline said he hopes most new listeners while keeping their "We feel that playing more Elton Glasgow, Del.; to Elkton, Md.; students will feel this way. old ones interested, Paoline said. John and Whitney Houston will lure Chester County, Pa. and Salem "We are working very hard to WNRK is distributing surveys to a new generation of listeners," County, N.J. change, and we're striving to make find what the greater Newark area is Paoline said. The sales staff is beginning to WNRK a popular station for all age John Burke candidate tuning in to, and to learn more about WNRK, located on Walther produce billboards and to solicit groups." its listeners and the type of music Road, has about 15 part-time and more sponsors. Paoline said. continued from fl'l8e A 1 through day-long boycotts. •Increasing diversity and multi educate students about DUSC and culturalism. In addition to about their rights a11 students. educational programs on "I want to bring DUSC to the awareness and understanding, students," he said. "The group different student groups should ge t should serve as the liaison between together socially and "should students, different administrators organize activities and work 1 and the faculty senate. together." "We, the students. are In addition, Burke said he 1 consumers of the university's would make the annual DUSC WEDNESDAY product and we deserve to have a sponsored Delaware Day more say in how the university interesting for students and would operates." · provide Homecoming activities for Burke, who is currently vice those students who are not a part president of the Phi Kappa Tau of the Greek system. fraternity and Interfraternity Burke, nominated by fello NIGHT LIVE. Council (IFC) scholarship Greeks at the IFC executive board chairman, has held positions as his meeting, said by being a part of the Til'S VE~Y eEST ttl 1-IYE EM"'''Eil"YAIMMEN"f fraternity's secretary and IFC Greek community, he has been representative. educated about "people of all Burke's presidential proposals walks of life, different social are as follows: events and philanthropy." -Giving students a greater voice He added, "I can offer in the Faculty Senate . leadership and experience." .•Lowerine Scrounge prices Execution recommended continued from page A1 consideration when making his fmal decision. in prison," he said. ''He'll probably Barron said psychiatrist, Dr. receive two, but those will be an Stephen Mechanick, testified last extremely excessive two years." Wednesday that Jackson suffers from Kevin J. O'Connell, one of psychiatric problems. Jackson's attorneys said he is Barron said Jackson has impulse "saddened" by the jury. s decision. control disorder, borderline and anti O'Connell said Jackson's social personality traits and substance dysfwlctional past is what led him to abuse IX"oblems. commit the crime. However, Jackson's disorders were "Some unstable people are not so severe that he was unaware of equipped to handle certain situations," the aimes he committed. Barron said. be said, "but Jackson is not." "Justice was rendered," Barron said. This makes him different from all "With the combination of all of his of the average people." personality disorders he is a very O'Connell said he hopes Bifferato dangerous individual." $1.75 MILLER & MILLER GENUINE DRAFT BOTTLES will take Jackon' s past into $1.75 HOUSE SHOOTERS NO COVER BEFORE 9:30 Study says RAs victims continued from page A1 these precautionary systems can THE 00'-'VN UNDE.R. only be effective if residents abide Flatley said, however, RAs may by them properly. be more inc! ined than other When students let stran~ers students 10 report they are victims into the residence halls, they are of harassment. taking a ;·isk at possible violence, Nicole Holder (AS JR), an East she said. "It's only going to work as !I · have more resources and are able much as the students want it to Campus RA, agreed, saying, "RAs 1-:======~=~ilUniversity of Delaware to pursue the offender." work." Timothy F. Brooks, dean of One RA said the door security CNS User Services students said, "It's not an issue system is not as effective as it that has dominated the judicial could be, and that she has often system from my standpoint." found doors 10 the residence hails is now hiring Tultle said Public Safety, has propped open so anyone could taken several steps to help prevent wander in. crime in the residence halls. Palmer said her survey is to Student Employees to vvork in a These include precautions such educate people, not to discourage as security screens on residence students from becoming RAs. hall windows, exit alarms on doors "RA jobs can be one of the most variety of computing facilities ar.rl the POI access system for rewarding , enlightening, en!eri;•g the residence halls, he educational types of said. opportunities." Positions available However, Pawlikowski added, Student Appllc•nt• need: • 2 semesters of computing experience including Consultants programming .Fellowships Student• eaalat uaera working In the • experience with at least two of the following: Smith Coneultlng Center. UNIX. UDeiVM, MS-DOS, and Macintosh continued from page Al systems and applications software Starting dates: 7 June 1993 • good communications skills 2 Sept 1993 • demonstrated ability to learn on the job recommendation t:re ail considered. The graduate fellowship . which has been awarded since 1952, pays Microcornputing $14,000 annually to the student Appllc•nt• need: for three years. Site Assistants • 1 semester of microcomputlng use Susan Duby. a representative Student• eaelet ueera working In • • extensive experience with WordPerfect. LOTUS. of NSF in Washington, D.C., said variety of DOS ayatem end Meclntoeh altea. or Macintosh software the money is divided between the • experience with MS-DOS or networks a plus cost of the universi ty' s tuition Starting dates: 7 June 1993 • good organizational and communications skills 2 Sept 1g93 and the student's cost of living. BOOK FORTHE Duby said each fellowship winner is awarded $7.500 toward SUMMER! tuition and $6,500 toward their LONDON $439 living expenses. Srnlth 1/0 & Terminal Each univers ity, s he said, PARIS $578 agrees to pay for the remaining Site Assistants Appllc•nt• need: ATHENS $819 tuition cost if it exceeds th e Student• work In the Smith 1/0 A Printing • an Interest In computing all o tted 57.500. area and In remote terminal eltea. • good organizational and communications skills TOKYO $799 • some experience with computing preferred Fl!res 11re round trips from Phillldel Duby said the fellowship is Starting dates: 7 June 1993 phie Tc'!Xes and surcharges not very prestigious and is 2 Sept 1993 "considered a full ride." "This year, one in 10 of those who applied received the Work-etudy •tudente are encouraged to apply. '"''"""'J5''...,._ fellowship.'' she said. Sandler agreed the award is Application• can be picked up In and returned to 002A Smith Hall. quite competitive. 3606A Chestrut Strdt Phil!!deiphia, PA 19104 He said, "A very small Application Deadline TUESDAY, APRIL 27 percentage of students who apply 115·381·0343 receive the fellowship." Call Now T~E PJ2ESII>SNT~ SO~Q'( I J.lJL.lAR.V'S HfLLOJ WeLL., 'IE5. BUT, NOT JN AT Review & Opinion WHITE HOIJSE. THE MOMeNT. JN IIT&..E, ONL.Y. Tuesda~April13,1993 PageM 71le Review's opinion Review's report review Report on Towers incident yields mixed results The staff of The Review bas convened The Review thinks in addition to to review the report of the Stale Human orientation, which to a busy incoming Relations Commission which reviewed student may not be absorbed, a the Christiana Towen incident on the mandatory residence hall program morning of Sept. 20, 1992. sometime during the year would be more We will review the results of the effective. review, which The Review feels Recommendation Two suggests an recommends far too many reviews. ongoing forum on rights and Get the picture? responsibilities. The Review would like The report made public at a press to see more student involvement at the conference Friday is long on more monthly "Town and Gown" meetings at reviews and short on recommending any city hall. new approaches or policies. Recommendation Five comes closest This in part reflects the attitude to assigning responsibility to the police assumed by the university's for any wrongdoing, saying "It was administration toward the incident. apparent that excessive amounts of cap President Roselle and others have done stun (mace) was used; a female student Please don't eat, o ~r test, the animals their best to avoid taking a stand or allegedly struck with a night stick ... medical treatment not afforded." involving themselves in getting to the was Some medical researchers claim animal Now it's one thing if an indigenous people Recommendation Six, which root of the matter. ~ thrive oo. a diet of animal flesh if cmlitims are encourages police to "state charges at studies are a requirement for medical Even the press conference was held IDl safe~ for humans. mt conducive to cmp growing and gathering. the time of arrest" and "insure ... persons Commentary on a day when many were away (Good In our technological society, the choice of arrested are given equitable treatment Pabaps. in some cases. this is so. Friday), and key people said they But lmimal abuse and exploitalion in rn':dical whether or not to exploit lllimals is as ai.n.,&e as and their rights preserved" should be By Karen weren't informed in advance. studies takes a much greater range than the choosing item on a or a pocb:t in the basic police procedure already. That it m menu However, the panel, which Included silq)le "'lxmt or us" debares. Levinson aupmnarket. wasn't apparently followed Sept. 20 is Black Student Union President Michele While medjcal research can provide In the rnemime. the medical eslablishment is Lewis and Professor James Newton, disturbing. informatioo thal may not be obtained otherwise. usually suspicious d altemative ways of healing director of Black American Studies, as Recommendation Eight calls for establishment of an independent council, a vast ouniler ri these trsts are perlcrmed to get even just fer ·the sport of iL or fails to promote lifestyle changes, such as well as three members of the State yet another brand of eye shadow or underann eliminating meat from me's diet. Human Relations Commission and three board or oversight committee to review HurriiiiS often try to legitinlze their abuse of deodooiJt. Humans C8l iqlrove their health by relying others, did make a few recommendations incidents involving minority students. . animals by pointing to their lack of inlelligence. This concrete proposal should be One test. dubbed the lethal dose 50 (ID50} The argument, one that humans have less oo. animals. by excluding meat from their of note. test. uses animals to determine the minimum diets and replacing it with plant foods. such as Also, since no one involved in the implemented as soon as possible. arrogantly clung to, that animals are not The conclusion ends with a realistic da;e ria sOOslance which could kill them intelligent and therefore, exploitable may soon grains.leguo&. fruit md vegetables. incident decided to press charges, the So the animals are administered increasing best appraisal: "This report does not take the be a thing d the past. Yes, the health lies in your choice of report could not prove innocence or guilt doses of, say, oven cleanrr. This continues until position of placing the total burden on A more benign version of animal research puma. in potential criminal offenses. half of the animals die, during which the )'OU this, do IICJI:t best either party .... It is apparent that errors may actually help to IXOVC animals possess one When can't do the thing Some of the disappointment over the researchen may notice sickness early in the - chooae the riglt foods. lack of a strong response to the incident of judgment on both sides took place." kind d intelligence. instead of being uomatons. After interviewing fifteen people testing. Psychologist Sue Savage-RwOOaugh siUdied the After all, taling meat C8l clogs up the arteries must be traced in part to the absence of In the all of the animals are killed. To involved in the incident, this seems a end. menial ability d a chimpalr1.ee named Kanzi md with cholesterol, raise& blood pressure, legal action. these medical researchers, animals are just dramatically increases the clwlces f« heart The Review's responses to the realistic summation of a confusing night. COlipll'Cd it to a two-year-old girl named Alia. expendable resources which can be ~ disease and d an::er. recommendations are as follows: As for the report, most of the specific In the e~~:periment which compared the some forms myway. So not oo1y shoold humans stop llUly fonns The first recommendation is to proposals should be implemented now. language skills of the two, they seemed to be at There has been some consciousness raised d lmimal research, but reliance 00 animal flesh include a student-police program in the The reviews of reviews should be laid similar levels. Alia•s language skills began to with animal rights and animal welfare groups. fer food which puts them at higher risk for what fall orientation. to rest. outpace Kanzi's, but his understanding of Activists say certain animal tests are ootdated gmmrmr topped that of the two-and-a-balf~year Yegetarians call "diseases d aftluence. .. because these new qxioos are available. Many old. Too often, people abuse their own bodies by lobby for reducing the number of animals thal While scientists are just beginning to cmsuming meat and eben expect mimals to bail must be used in experiments. Some animal understand more about animal intelligence, them out of it with information gained from research can be replaced with computer people normally have less enlightened ideas. llilinal reaean:h. About Review & Opinion simJlalioos and cell cultlRS. Humans try to distance themselves from Sometimes the answer lies in avoiding animal But medical resean:h isn't the ooly arena in animals by denying that they themselves are exploitatioo in the first place and replace It with a Review and .Opinion: The opinion page Is reseM!d for opinion and commentary. The editorial which animals are sacrificed for hunm desires. animals, thus putting themselves beyond nature healthier lifestyle- vegecariooism. aheM! represen15 ·the consensus of The ~ !taff and Is written by the editorial editor, except The expl Imagine living in a country where the 1he original proposal by DUSC admitted the Faculty Senate President Kenneth l...oDm. said. mandatoey for faculty. government was not elected by the citizens, one student body has little influence over issues "the original proposal probably would not bave The debale raged. yet DO one bothered to worry which blatantly Ignored requests from those same directly affecting them. Therefore, DUSC been appoved." He said the Faculty Senate would about whether students favored or opposed the tuitioo.-paying poletariat to have ~~~~n demoaacy. proposed that certain Faculty Senate committees bave had to amend their constitution in order to system Sounds like a terrible place. Sounds like the dealing with student issues should be voted oo. by pass DUSC's requests. Most faculty disliked it and, despite a vote to countless number of totalitarian governments the DUSC before they go to the Faculty Senate. Excuse us students if we ask you illustrious approve the system as" optional. students are still United Stales has thwarted throughout history. H, the poposal said, DUSC votes against the senators 10 do something fair for students on the left waiting for their professors to decide the Worse still, imagine that the citizens were resolution. it required a '113 Faculty Senate vote campus. grading system he/she will be using during the unaware of their plight. that they bad DO idea the favoring the resolution in order for it to be Senator Gordon Bonner, a professor of Business semester. rulers didn't give a dann about the things they bad approved. and Economics, went as far to admit the Students paying about $13,000 in tuition 10 say. But the fmal draft of this proposal was whittled totalitarian nature of the Faculty Senate. shouldn't have to wondez how a pofessor will be Well, friends, look not to the history book down to sia.,ly ask for an extra voting member oo. "The [Faculty Senate]," he said, "is not set up grading, or how the senate will vote oo. proposals chapters wtlining the days of Stalin. the Committee for Student Life and requested that along democratic lines. To create that facade is that will affect them for the remainder of their days Glance simply out yoor window. committees dealing with student concerns consist very unfortunate." at the university. Last week in a 46 to 2 vote the university's of an equal amount of faculty and student voting Sorry, comrade, but this is no facade you and DUSC should have insisted that their orignial governing body, the Faculty Senate, passed a Jnembers. your distinguished colleagues bave aeated. proposal be passed. Having four students instead resolution to permit one extra member of the The first proposal passed. The second was sent You see, the Faculty Senate has had a history of of three representing 20,000 on the student life Delaware Undergraduate Student Congress back because members of the Faculty Senate said ignoring the wants of students. committee is woefully inadequate. (DUSC) to the Commiuee on Student Life. it was too ambiguous. When the Faculty Senate approved the house Only a student voice with the power to vote But what's wrong with giving students a greater Say it with me. monitor system so the little boys and girls in against stupid proposals the senate would voice, you may ask. An ... equal ... amount ... of faculty ... and ... fraternity and sorority houses had sorneoo.e to tuck otherwise pass. will guarantee the senate truly acts You see, the approval of the resolution was students ... on ... committees ... concerned ... with them in at night, the student upheaval was ~ the best interest of the students. nothing but a paternalistic pat on the 20,000 heads ... student ... issues. immense . But since currently we can't vote, write down of the student body, saying, "Sure, we'll permit Sounds too clear to me. One year later the system was abandoned. this number for the Faculty Senate office: 831- one more friend over for dinner." But what you have to understand about the Most freshmen were robbed of the privilege of 2922. However, what most students don't know is that Faculty Senate (if that's possible): Proposals that wau:hing the ruling body and the administratioo. of At least we can still complain. the orignial resolution was asldng to sample the make sense and are written clearly barely get this fine institution grapple over whether the aal before it was served. approved. plus/minus grading system was to be optional or Doc.1g Donovan is the editor in chief o(The Review. Letters to the editor Editorial editor weaks 'PC' means co-existence part of the entire structure and feelings are multicultural requirement I've had has turned In the next few weeks. several significant conveyed every moment. into a political action meeting. I've been told speakers and events are coming to c:au.,us. In the April 6 Review and Opinion In choosing to co-exist, I feel a socialism is hunlcy-dorey, all white men are Tomorrow night Pbyllis Schlafly, a llOCcd . section, Doug Donovan and Rich Campbell responsibility to combal negative attitudes. racist, oppression is everywhere - in short. conservative activist. will be apeakiDa at : wrote about plans for the upcoming "open When you use words, think about what instead of anybody teachina me about how Smith Hall. forum" that The Review is helping to you really mean and what feelings you want other people think, I've been told how I Thursday night DUSC pre1ldential «ganize. One of the topics they named for to convey. Then think about what those should think. This is not multicultural candidates will debate. discussion was "political correctness vs. free words really say to other people. awareness, this is indoctrination. Later this month, Natioo. of Islam leader speech." If you find you could be conveying Multicultural classes, although well Louis Farakkhan will also come to the Herein lies an error which exemplifies a something you don't necessarily mean, it's intentioned, often (if not always} tum into university. reason why many people take on unfounded easy enough to make a change. springboards for radical political beliefs. Also coming up is the long awaited negative attitudes toward political And we need more of it? "'pen Forum" between student groupe. This correctness. Ari Kleiman (AS SR) H students want to take these classes, fme. presents another opportunity to learn about Most people don't know what PC really Let them choose. But don't require It of all issues on c:aJq)US. is. Some say PC is a way to use language 10 of us. I, for one, like European history. I like In addition to thele three, various other as not to offend anyone. Some say it is just Professor's "multicultithink" Shakespeare. I like Irish literature. I like lots speakers and seminars will pass through an annoyina control over language use. of these "evil" subjects, and I would like to Newark before fmals. I say PC is a swe of mind, an attitude. In his letter of April 9, Professor learn more, not less, or them. Though most of us won't be able to PC's importance isn't in words, it's in Theodore Braun made the argument that we The fact of the matter is, if students want attend all these events. I urae you 10 make an feelinga. What words we use isn't as need more multicultural requirements. to learn about other cultures, !hey can do that eff Cartoon Corner a :EXP:ER. 'L:ENC£ THE f"ULnR. 'LG.HT ·PR.OG.RA.n FirJa. JOtN nt:E t 994-95 COnP:ETIT10N FOR. fU.LBR.'UlKT BRAN18 f"OR. aR..A.nu.Att smny ~n R.:ES~K .ABR.o.An * I"-I I : .. IIIW~·~- 41111.. - nterarnerican:t Pre-professional Students Relations Awareness Trip to Washington, D.C. 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B3 Men's Lax romped on ...... 86 Classifieds ...... 88 Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles THE REVIEW I Jeff Pearlman The Show Center on 42nd Street boasts movies, books, video tapes, sexual devices and, as its main attraction, an all-nude show for just a quarter. Magazines. Videos. Live shows. Pornography is alive and well, and for sale on the streets of New York City. ByJettPearlman NEW YORK - Fred Stoltz has liLLie here in this area," says the manager of sections - a 'crack dealers to the left, New York Times once called "the doubt he has the longest, thickest penis The Roxy Twin Theater, a rail-thin man pot in the middle and LSD on the right' McDonalds of sex"- The Show World on the face of the earth. in his early 30s who refuses to give his kind of thing. Center on West 45th and Eighth. As a matter of fact, as the owner of name. "There's no kind of particular The streets are always lit by flashy A two-story black marble building, XXX Video on West 42nd Street and customer, either. Maybe you think it'd neon signs advertising the porno stores. 'The Center' draws in wandering men Eighth Avenue, Stoltz has a whole wall be one type of person, but that's not and most of the buildings are decrepit with a multi-colored light display and of them. true." brown pits one city violation away from running videos explaining what's inside. Big. Small. Thick. Thin. Brown. Surprisingly, the clientele aren't the conde!TU1ation. Upstairs are about 30 video booths, Black. White. Pink. Tan. You need a stereotyped street rats dressed in scraps There are no signs of wealth or charging a quarter for 100 seconds of fake penis, Fred's (not hi s real name) the carrying five bucks in their hand for the prestige, and on nearly every corner cheap thrills. guy. weekly thrill. you'll find a bum singing his heart out The movies aren't exactly Oscar And there's more. Working in one of No, Stoltz says businessmen in three for a quarter and, hopefully, that next material, either. the most competitive pornography piece suits and clean-cut college kids are shot of Moonshine. The glamour of Plot: Men and women roll around and industry areas in the country, Stoltz sells as likely to scan the aisles as anyone, Broadway is just one block away, but it go through sexual acts. porno videos, magazines, posters, books looking for copies of such video hits as could be on the other side of the world. Dialogue: "Oooh" and "Aaah." and devices ranging from "The Teri Massive Meat, Rhinestone Sluts and Yes. Virginia, this is the place "It gets pretty gross," says Ed, a Love Doll" - a "real live vibrating Black Booty - Always Bet on the mommy warned you about. teenager whose job is to clean up semen vagina," to a wide array of electronic Dark Horse. "It's non-stop, 24-hours-a-day around in the booths. "Of course I use a mop, dildos. "This is · good American here," says Police Officer Joe Gallo, who not my hands. It's money, man." "What our shop does is allow single merchandise," says Stoltz, a heavy-set along with partner Jim Fogarty patrols What makes 'The Center' a sex hot men to masturbate their frustration off black man in a bright pink sweater and the street during the day. "This is what's spot are the women waiting inside the instead of having to go into a dangerous, jeans. "We don't sell child pornography, known as a drug-prone area, and this is booths. Dressed in lace and dragging disease-filled environment," says Stoltz. and we're insulted when people ask for the hot corner. cigarettes from the corner of their lips. "Believe it or not, our merchandise isn't it. We try not to sell female exploitation "You can get crack, coke ... anything. women work hard to seduce prospective disgusting, it's necessary for men to either. This is not a business of sickos." And there are crack hos everywhere." customers. avoid stress." Maybe not, but the area is full of "Yeah," adds Fogarty. "They'll suck "A lot of the women who work in If that's true. men have a wide range them. your dick and buy crack with the money. those places are prostitutes," says of stress releases to choose from. More Along with a heavy wallet- some If they live six months on crack that's a Fogarty. "There's nothing illegal about than 15 similar stores operate within a movies and magazines sell for as much long time." the stores, but the city is trying to get rid four-block radius around Stoltz's sex as S40 - customers could be wise to Not that New York City is the only of them. When leases run out, they' re palace. bring along a rifle or two. Statistically place to get cheap thrills. Porn shops can usually not renewed. They don't make From Show Palace Theater, which speaking, the area from 42nd to 46th be found from Austin, Texas to good tourist spots." boasts Matt Gunther "live on stage" to Streets between Third and lOth Avenues Bismarck, N.D. Even at the Route 13 Or good neighbors. Harlem Video Sale, a store selling is one of the city's hottest crime spots. and 40 split in nearby Wilmington awaits "It's better for the area if they're not lesbian, heterosexual, homosexual and During the day drug dealers subtly an ample supply of dildos and sex toys. here," says Bernard Kessler, manager of bisexual videos, the choices are virtually line the streets, and at night it becomes a Still, that's all minor league compared Celebrity Delicatessen on 45th and limitless. circus of the scum. Prostitutes run to New York. And all surrounding stores Eighth. "It doesn't bother me, but I'm "We have five stores right around rampant, and the street divides into are minor league compared to what the sure customers don't think it's so good." Redford's proposal may be indecent, but difficult to pass up Money can't buy everything-or can it? Adrian Lyne 's latest film explores the possibilities Indecent Proposal Murphys are a happily married, love-can to combine this odd plot with some humor to push the limits of believability too Adrian Lyne move-mountains-even-if-it-can't-pay-the and sizzle. much. It is almost enough to spoil the Paramount Pictures rent couple. Set in Santa Monica, Cal. and Las movie, but the strong cast and script Grade: A Their comfortable life is threatened Vegas, the background serves to support manage to overcome this. when the recession hils. Real estate agent the luxury and glitz entailed In a billionaire Moore is pedect as Diana, a strong and By Andrea Galante Diana (Demi Moore) can't sell houses. who nonchalantly places bets of one beautiful woman who refuses to become ~Bldiror David (Woody Harrelson) loses his job at million at a time. the victim In this story. She is My parents gave me two names. "Hee Haw," he replied. This led my such a terrible, awful thing that happened was just a complete idiot. I was forced to Well, three actually, if you're really mind to wander, wondering where the to him to spur such a spiteful muttering. go elsewhere. I counting. But I never use my middle name, Feature Forum name came from. Was it a Planet of the Apes-type left Doug drooling in his room, and wandered the streets, looking for so it doesn't really count. I came up with all kinds of experience, where Doug went into space. inspiration or a man that resembled a But for some bizarre reason, I have been By Chris circumstances. only to return to a global society of donkey. whichever might come first. blessed with the astute pleasure of having Did it emerge from a horrible accident donkeys? Dolmetsch On the way, I encountered Doug's been granted hundreds of inane nicknames with a mule when Doug was young, "Hee Haw," he said again. By this time, mentally crippling him forever and leaving I was frantic. I searched and searched and brother. by so-called friends and acquaintances. "Help," I said to him. "Your brother has the last. horrible sound imprinted forever searched. but I couldn't find the answer. I These names almost always arise out of preposterous that I had to probe its origin. turned to mush. He keeps uttering 'Hee on his fragile mind? became paranoid because I could not some bizarre circumstance or other When the term "Donkey Boy" first hit Haw, Hee Haw?' Where does this come Nah. I thought. He would have to be a determine the source. unusual occasion that gives rise to some my tender ears, I must admit, I was fromT Did I look like a donkey? Had I grown a tag. offended. complete vegetable, yet he wasn't. (I had He told me the two of them were out I have been given many of these labels ''Donkey BoyT I screamed. 'What the to look at him twice to make sure.) tail? Was I taking part in some sort of drinking one night and they saw some guy at different points in my life, most of them hell is that supposed to mean?'' I probed deeper. Where did the label demented experiment that was to tum me who looked like a donkey and sounded like an anagram or cruel meandering of my last "Hee Haw," Doug replied. Needless to emerge from? Was Doug really the forever into a mule? one when he laughed. name. (It's a bit unusual, as you can tell. say, Doug is not the conversational type. humanoid sibling of some super-intelligent Or was it some horrible disease I had What a disappointment. Why didn't Mishandle it as you like, as you probably But this was not just one of his usual four-legged animal? been cursed with? Was I growing ears? Doug just tell me that in the first place? I already have.) idiotic mumblings. There was a reason Nah, I thought He doesn't eat oats. (But Was I eating carrots? asked him But one of these nicknames, recently behind it. he does strongly resemble a horse.) I screamed in agony. "Hee Haw," he replied. Guess he was brought into the limelight by an ''Hee Haw?" I said. ''What does a stupid Once again, I was forced to ponder. ''Tell me,'' I pleaded. "You must reveal the Donkey Boy. after all. acquaintance -I'll call him Doug -has country and western show featuring Roy Where would such a person, even a the secret." no relation to any part of my life. Clark have to do with this pitiful label that demented individual such as Doug, come "Hee Haw," Doug said. It was obvious Chris Dolmetsch is a sports editor of The It is so ridiculous, so bizarre and so thou hath bestowed upon me?'' up with such a bizarre name? It had to be that either he didn't want to tell me or he Review. Tuesday, April 13 Wednesday, April14 Thursday, April 15 SUMMER EM·PLOYMENT LGBSU: Lavendar Lunchtime Speech: "Will you want to be a Luncheon: "Looking Past the Mirror, • Workshop. Collins Room, Perkins feminist, or marry one?' with with Meche II Jeter, Elegant Images. WITH THE Student Center, 11 :30 a.m. to 1 p.m. syndicated columnist Phyllis Schlafly. Rodney Room, Perkins Student 130 Smith Hall, 7:30p.m. Center, noon. Discussion: Association of Retired REGISTRAR'S OFFICE Faculty. Read Room, Perkins Student LGBSU: Lavendar Lunchtime Recital: Dei'Arte Wind Quintet, 8 Center, 11 :45 a.m. Workshop. Collins Room, Perkins Student Center, 11 :30 a.m. p.m. NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION Luncheon series: "Engineering Poetry reading: With Dannie Abse, Education at the University of Workshop: 'Bisexuality,' with loraine Hutchins and Elias Farajaje Johns. Wales. 112 Memorial Hall, 4 p.m . *Assist entering freshmen with registration ~ ~ Delaware, • with Mark Clark. Ewing Collins Room, Perkins Student Center, ~ ;t Hall, Room 536 at noon. Recital: Dei'Arte Wind Quintet. Full-time hours from June 28-July 28, 1993 7:30p.m. Loudis Recital Hall, Amy E. du Pont Part-time hours the week of August 2 E Short Story Reading: Janey Lecture: "Educating America: Needs, Music Building, 8 p.m. McClafferty, author and alumna. There will also be part-time hours available during July. Challanges, Solutions," with Thomas LGBSU: lavendar lunchtime u ~ Memorial Hall, room 110 at 7:30 H. Kean, Drew University. Mitchell Workshop. Ewing Room, Perkins Applications are available at p.m. Hall, B p.m. Student Center, 11 :30 a.m. the Service Desk, Student Services Building a LGBSU : Lavendar leverage with Career Workshop: Junior open lGBSU: "Gays in the Military,' with Application deadline: April 14, 1993 Barbera Gittings. Collins Room, house, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m,. with Miriam Ben Shalom. Bacchus Theatre, Perkins Student Center, 7:30p.m. intervoiew preparation att 5:30p.m. Perkins Student Center, 7:30p.m. 7:30, 10. movie of all times. Showtimes: 1, WANTED Top five movies for the 3, 5. week of April 11, 1993 A Far Off Place (PC) - One where it doesn't rain seven days a week. The Crying Game (R) -Makes 1) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Showtimes: 12:45, 7 every parent feel guilty for leaving SUMMER RESIDENT Ill ($7.4 million) Falling Down (R) - On top of the kids with the babysitter. 2) Born Yesterday ($5.9 million) Michael Douglas. Showtimes: Showtimes: 7, 9:20 ASSISTANTS/TUTORS 3) Point of No Return ($5.5 1 :45,4 :3 0, 7:15,9:50. million) Indecent Proposal (R)- The ring Become an Academic Services Center Resident 4) The Crying Game ($3.4 million) Point of No Return (R) - In other was just too small. Showtimes: words, still failing after the mid 5) Groundhog Day ($3.0 1:15,4:15,7:15,10 Assistant/Tutor for our: Summer Enrichment point of a semester. Showtimes: million) 1 :20,4:20, 7:40,10:10. Cop and a Half (PG) - look out Program (July 10-August 14, 1993), Upward Rodney King. Showtimes: 1 :30, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlei Ill 3:45, 7, 9:15 Bound Program (June 27-July 30, 1993) or Concord Mall (PG)- You must be really bored Upward Bound l'lath/Science Initiative to even be considering this one. Born Yesterday (PC-13)- That's Concorde Mall· Route 202 (478·5579) Showtimes: 12:50, 2:45, 5:05, not saying much for Don Johnson Program (June 20-July 30, 1993 ). Must have 7:20., 9:35. Strictly Ballroom (PG)- Take or Melanie Griffith. Showtimes: an overall 3.0 GPA for Summer Enrichment your partner and do-se-do to see The Crush (R)- Subtle hint: Invite 1:45,4, 7, 9:15. Program and 2.8 GPA for Upward Bound this heartwarming tale of a dance that person you've secretly been The Sandlot (PG) - Bad title for a contest. Showtimes: Weekdays admiring to see it. Showtimes: bad baseball movie. Showtimes: Programs. Be able to tutor in math, science, 1:30,5:15,7:30,9:45. 12:50, 3, 5, 7:45, 10:05 . 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9 :40. English, or the social sciences. Must have strong The Crying Game (R) - Not for jack the Bear (PC-13) - Danny interpersonal skills, an awareness and appreciation those who like it quiet. Showtimes: DeVito tries to find the beanstalk. Newark Cinema Center Week~s 2, 5:_30, 7:45, 1_0:15. Showtimes: 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:35, Newark Shopping Center (737·3 720) of cultural diversity, and a willingness to assist in 10. The Unforgiven (R) - Buy flowers the educational and personal development of a Cinemark Movies 10 Married to It (R) -What size ring instead. Maybe she'll change her First State Plaza Shopping Center (994·7075) does 'it' wear? Showtimes: 2:30, 9 mind. Showtimes: 1 :45, 5, 7:45, selected group of participants. Prior resident Rich in Love (PG-13) -Isn't The Adventures of Huckleberry 10:30. assistant experience a plus but not necessary. everyone? Showtimes: 1:10,3:20, Finn (PG) - Sam Clemens would The Crush (R) - Showtimes: 2, Please stop by the Academic Services Center at 5:30, 7:40, 9:55. be proud. Showtimei: 12:30, 5:45,8:15, 10:30. 2:50, 5:10, 7 :30, 9:45. 231 South College Avenue (white house by Homeward Bound (G)- Talking animals head to a home cooked Scent of a Woman (R) -AI Pacino The Adventures of Huckleberry Library) for application or call 831-2806 for meal. Showtimes: 12:30, 4:45, decides if he prefers Giorgio or Finn (PC)- Showtimes: 1:30, 5:30, B, 10:15. further information. Completed applications must 7:05. Poision. Showtimes: 3, 9:10. be returned by April23, 1993. Groundhog Day (PG) - Find out Christiana Mall if Bill Murray will need a winter -Mindy Maslynsky jacket for much longer. Again and 1·95 and Route 7 (368·9600) again. Showtimes: 12:50, 3, 5:15, Aladdin (G) - The best Disney Summer on Well, you've seen all the record HOT TIP - The Review has reviews arid all the movie critiques. received a demo copy ofZevon's new Quote of the day: Kirstie Alley. Long Island You've read all the interviews and all album Learning To Flinch and it is who plays Rebecca Howe on Cheers, the profiles on local bands. hotter than a Samoan's rear-end. "I just want to thank Shelley Long for at the But, there's always been something The album is all-acoustic and all this six-year gig and ask her: 'What missing, hasn't there? This section powerful. Zevon includes three new were you thinking? You're stupid."' University at was like a sandwich without the bread, songs on this album and generally like an omelette without the eggs, like kicks a gr~t deal of ass. Who made who, who made you? a pizza without the cheese. like ... There is apparently some controversy Stony Brook excuse me, I'm going to grab some Cut from the film CB4: a scene in the film Indecent Proposal. The dinner. where Ron "Opie, Richard movie, about a man who literally buys Anyway, here it is, the section Cunnigham" Howard expresses his a night of pleasure for a million-dollar you've been waiting for. The HOLY opinion for a tune penned by the pricetag, features Demi Moore and • More than 200 courses from ENTERTAINMENT NEWS I fictional band Cell Block 4 - "The Woody Harrelson as the lead GOSSIP COLUMN!!!!. fii'St time I heard the song Sweat of my characters. 40 departments Here you'll find juicy tidbits of Balls, my wife was pregnant with our Or does it? Moore' s body-double • Day and evening classes information about everything from two little daughters. Whenever I look Amy Rochelle recently told an music to movies, from television to at my children, I can't stop humming audience on the Donohue show she • Low New York State tuition your sex life ... well, skip that last one. that tune." spent "30 days" in bed with Harrelson Enj~y . for the movie. • Register by mail or in person May 20 may be one of the most The film's director disputes the Expect April and May to be jam watched days in television history. charge saying Rochelle was around • Live on campus or commute packed with tons of great new album And if you are a true patriot to the the set a lot, but she only posed for releases. cause of truth, justice and the Nielsen some still photographs to promote the April 13 will bring new albums ratings, you'll tune in to NBC. movie. For free from The Kinks, Bryan Ferry, Ric At 8 p.m .• Seinfeld presents the Moore is, apparently, sometimes ''How the Hell Did I Ever Net Such an season finale entitled "The Pilot," in less. course bulletin, Awesome Babe Like Paulina which Jerry and George's show finally call 24 hours Porizkova?'' Ocasek, Chris lsaalc and goes on the air. At 9 p.m., there will And finally. a rather happy piece (516) 632-7070 STONY BROOK Warren "Werewolves of London" be an hour-long special on Cheers, to of news: glam-me By Karen Klopp Petry state trademark for the name Blue Hen Beer After perfecting the recipe, he staried Senior Staff Reporter and formed a corporation, BHB, Ltd. talking to people in the industry about his "What would you like to order?" the He spent the next four years developing the idea. waitress asks the young couple seated in a business plan, making contacts, finding a "I got a very lukewarm reception, but I kept booth at El Sombrero. brewery, getting a recipe and finding a on trying," he says. so he let it sit for a few They scan the list of beverages on the distributor. months. " I thought I'd never do it." menu. Looking at his companion, the young "There's a niche here because there has fiOt He eventually raised the money to get man reads, "Blue Hen Beer. Delaware's Beer. been a local beer for many, many years, and started, around $100,000, and looked for That sounds intriguing," he says. "Let's try it." the microbrewing beer market started to grow shareholders for a private corporation. When their order is served, he picks up a exponentially in the '80s." A microbrewery is Blue Hen Beer was launched on May 10, bottle of beer, ready to pour it into a glass. a company that brews less than 10.000 barrels 1990. when Johnson says the economy began On the label, in tiny print next to the figure a year, he says. to waffle. of a Revolutionary War soldier, are the words, Johnson says costs to produce a "lt was not an ideal time to launch a beer "Brewed in Wilkes Barre, Pa." microbrewed beer are high, "but if someone from ground zero, with very limited capital, The fact that Blue Hen Beer is not brewed had a spare million dollars, he could have his and competing in a very tough market. in Delaware has been a major objection for a own brewery in Delaware - a very small "We were competing on the super premium lot of people, says Jeff Johnson, its creator. brewery." beer level. which is $20 to $25 a case of beer," Many beers are brewed outside of areas Even with a small brewery in Delaware, he he says. where they are sold, he says. Dock Street, says, "you could not produce this kind of The original business plan called for ' lt t~ l which is known as a Philadelphia beer, is product for this kind of price," which is why smaller volumes and higher profits, but in May . 1, brewed in Utica, N.Y. he contracts Blue Hen Beer out to the Lion 1992, Johnson says the price was reoriented. ~-:::1 . Not only is Delaware's lone beer brewed in Brewing Company. · Working with the brewery and the distributor. Pennsylvania, but its founder is a native of Compared to national brands. Johnson says, the plan was "flip-flopped" by lowering the Stratford, N.J. the recipe for Blue Hen Beer is expensive to price and going for smaller margins. Johnson says he considers himself a make. "This is not a disparaging comment about Delawarean, since he graduated from the "Blue Hen Beer is brewed in strict higher education, but I think I have learned university in 1983 with a degree in compliance with the 'Reinbeitzgebot' - the more doing this than I would have ever entomology, plant pathology and science. He German Purity law," says Johnson. learned in any MBA program," Johnson says. currently lives in Landenburg, Pa., just over There are no additives or preservatives. "Blue Hen Beer is the worst-kept secret in the state line. Rice or corn, which are sometimes used as Delaware," says J.D. Guckert. vice president Jeff johnson, University of He became interested in brewing while in inexpensive fillers, are also omitted. and general manager of Diamond State high school, but it took him awhile to develop It's made of roasted barley malts, cultured Distributors, the distributor of Blue Hen Beer. Delaware alumnus and creator of his own. lager yeast and pure water. He says the recipe "It has been selling well and has experienced "Excuse the pun," he says. "It fermented for includes three kinds of hops from Washington, a growth of about 300% this past year." Blue Hen Beer, says his product's many years." Bavaria and Czechloslovakia. Advertising for the beer so far has been Johnson says he joked around with a lot of "The imported hops give Blue Hen Beer a minimal, mostly word-of-mouth. popularity has increased over the people that he'd love to have his own beer drier finish," he says. "The flavor is richer However. when the Wilmington Blue Rocks someday. and fuller, actually a little sweeter in many minor league baseball team will have its first years. In October 1986, he applied for and got a ways." see UNIVERSITY'S BREW page B4 UD singers tackle classic Verdi mass Concert gives Delaware students a taste of the (rea/) old world Giuseppe Verdi (1813 - 1901 ): was no problem for the perspective decidedly un-Grand stage. The from the soloists; after all, they Requiem (1868-1974) contributors, but honoring him for chorus flanked the orchestra in the soak up all the good light and the The Delaware Symphony free? We are not amused. back and tried not to sit in each big bucks. But don't forget: this UD Choral Union So the idea faltered and Verdi sat other's laps. Verdi stuff, mass or no, is operatic. on it for five years, until another The acoustics of the Grand This means that while the note By Gary Geise hero of his 4ied, the novelist. stupefy. From the first soft strains Verdi wrote comes out of the hsisrant Entertainment Editor Alessandro Manzoni. After wailing of the Requiem aetemam in the low soprano's mouth, the note's History lesson for today: and rending his garment, Verdi strings, every nuance of sound is overtones come out of her ears. In November 1868 the Italian pulled the already-written Libera imported directly into your ears. Thus when the four soloists start composer Gioacchino Rossini me out of the junk drawer and set This was nowhere more effective caterwauling ensemble, the result keeled, and his junior friend about writing a requiem to precede and thrilling than in the Dies irae, makes little harmonic sense. Giuseppe Verdi, who thought it. when a trumpet fanfare onstage is To be fair, the bass, one Terry Rossini was just swell, had an idea The result was one of the answered by two pairs of trumpets Cook of the Metropolitan Opera, way ahead of its time. • cornerstones of late-19th-century at the rear of the auditorium, one was superbly precise and He proposed publicly to put Italian-choral-music-writ ten-for mezzanine, one balcony. straightforward in his delivery. together a requiem, or mass for the dead-guys. The Choral Union was more than Which probably means he'll never dead, in collaboration with a dozen The Delaware Symphony and the up to the task at hand on Thursday sing Otello at the Met. other more or less celebrated university's Choral Union just night. Under the direction of The Delaware Symphony, it composers. The gimmick was that essayed this weighty work, giving Professor Andrew Cottle, they did should be mentioned, is a fine each tunester would tackle one performances on Thursday, Friday, everything right, if not e)lactly group of musicians for a scrawny section of the mass, with Verdi and Saturday nights at the Grand right. Throughout the requiem - little place like Delaware, even if throwing in the final Libera me. Opera House in Wilmington. which proceeds from a quiet prayer they tend to play mostly old dead The requiem was to be performed The requiem is scored for a large for the dead to a frenzied musical white guy stuff. only on anniversaries of Rossini's orchestra, four soloists, and a painting of the Last Judgment, and So if you're one of those people death, and nobody was supposed to substantial enough chorus to back - the choir was balanced, whose exposure to classical music Superchunk ain•t just make money off it. withstand being split in two so they expressive and in tune. What more is limited to car commercials, get That's where the idea ran into can fugue during the Sanctus. do you want? your butt to a live show, possibly at trouble. Honoring the great Rossini 418,000 people crowded on the In fact, one might want the same the Grand, and give it a real listen. for your toast anymore On the Mouth Sonic Youth came on the scene, did Superchunk this sound get the attention it Matador Records deserves. Grade: 8- Back home in Chapel Hill, the The Loser File band enjoyed tremendous success in By Rob Wherry 1990 with one of their first singles, Administrative News Editor Slack Motherf**ker, which told the Chapel Hill, NC, for all of you story of people working part-time at sleeping in a closet, is the home of the now famous Chapel Hill Kinko's Cop Shoot Cop has right idea: shoot 'em the 1993 NCAA basketball copy shop. champion Tar Heels. It is also The song served as an anthem to known for its music scene, billed as the tremendous student population at the next "Seattle." North Carolina, Duke and other Ask Questions Later heat. At the forefront of this push to surrounding schools that gave the Cop Shoot Cop For the most part, the band relies heavily on music fame is the band Superchunk single huge airplay. lnterscope Records the dueling bass combination of Natz and Tod and their latest release On the Slack Motherf**ker is noted as Grade: F A. While the competing basses make for some Mouth, who have received mounds single-handedly turning around a semi-interesting harmonizing, the incoherent and mounds of hype from MTV, music scene that produced such acts Rolling Stone, et al. as the dB's and the Connells, who By Greg Orlando sampling and overexcited drum work on this Entertainment Editor album drive this album right off the proverbial The band, founded by Mac followed in the footsteps of REM but were billed as bands from a Cop Shoot Cop is not a particularly good cliff. McCaughan and Laura Ballance. formed after the two met working at "second rate" Athens, Georgia. band. $10 Bill? Not worth 3 cents. The bands now cropping up at Made up of four marginally skilled Cut To The Chase? Like much of the rest of a 24-hour Kinko's store. Mac talked Chapel Hill bars like the Cats Cradle miscreants, the Coppers use two bass guitars, a this album, this song is repetitive, oversampled his friend into picking up the bass, drummer and endless computer samples to and generally not worth listening to. hence forming the beginnings of are clinging to the coattails of a create the unrelated sounds making up their Got No Soul? Try got no musical talent, Superchunk. scene that is sure to explode with On the Mouth is a combination groups reaching national stardom. "music." lyrical ability or redeeming qualities. Their new album Ask Questions Later "I asked a pig if he wanted to dance," Tod of heavy grunge (I hate to use that After absorbing all this tries to duplicate the grinding, nervous din of A. gurgles, "He says is that a 45 in your pants I adjective) guitars, followed up with information and expecting something great that will knock your industrial music. Instead, it only ends up as or are you just glad to see me." a strong rhythm section and then mildly annoying, the musical equivalent of a Furnace is a five-minute dead-horse just adding distinctive but unusual socks off, the listener anxiously rips vocals. open the package and plops it into stuffed-up toilet. ripe for cremation. Bassist Natz is credited the CD player. The Copsters try their darndest to shock and with writing the words and music, as well as The first three songs, Precision offend with their wildly chaotic sound and providing the "yelling" on the track. Auto, From the Curve, and For What's all the hype about? confrontational lyrics, but ultimately fail The seventh track, Seattle is Cop Shoot Tension. are typical of an entire There is nothing great about th is miserably. The music is too boring to be Cop's I :36 attempt to figure out how the album that never slows down for a album. Yeah, it 's good , but after offensive, the lyrics too stupid to notice. sampling equipment worked . Like the yellow light. reading countless articles about this Tllis is industrial lite music, evil Hindenburg - you get the idea. MacCaughan's vocal style is band and Chapel Hill stealing background swill for the daily drudgery of Room 429, for the literary inclined, is the quite out of the ordinary, and Seattle's thunder, loud, belly aching human existence. kind of music, one supposes, that's being conjures images of J. Mascis of laughs must be let out to relieve the Later opens with Surprise, Surprise and piped into the speakers in George Orwell's Dinosaur Jr. Dan Fogelberg from the amusing comparison. Surprise! it stinks like a marathoner's socks. infamous "Room 101 ." This is Cop Shoot Cop. Avoid at all costs. 70s and a student singing in the Pearl Jam, Nirvana, and Sound Lead singer Tod A. growls and globbers like T~e album cover only lists 13 songs, but if shower, straining to hit the high Garden have nothing to fear, this he's constipated and no amount of Metarnucil you re unlucky enough to leave the tape (When You're Dead) stand out as being only notes. band fairs poorly in comparison and is going get his works going. rolling, you ' ll note there is a 14th "song" to be mildly tolerable. But, the band mixes these unusual doesn't have singles like Smells Like Tod A. is credited with writing ·the words had. If Ask Questions Later is any indication of parts of their music style, along with Teen Spirit or Evenflow to send their and music for seven of Later's 13 songs. There's a reason this cudgel isn't listed. It's Cop Shoot Cop's potential, the boys in the band a genuine musical flair, to produce a albums shooting up the charts. This is not a good thing. Tod A. is about as a really good reason. soon will be either pumping gas in New Jersey or combination that has revamped a Maybe, since it's the band's first musically adept as your average house cat in Only two songs, the somber Israeli Dig and begging for quarters on the mean streets of New punk sound that has been hiding out release, they have room to grow, and the mildly humorous Everybody Loves You York City. in the bushes since the days when will live up to their early fame. As Sid Vicious took the stage. Only for the other bands on the Chapel until recent years, when bands like Hill scene, please pic~ up the slack. ,. 1 84 • THE REVIEW. April1 3, 1993 Songs for those souls lost in oblivion If you can't get out of the 80's, get into this album Living In Oblivion-The 80's Vapors' ode to masturbation airwaves throughout the 80's. Candy. They also chose to mesh Greatest Hits Turning Japanese, and Naked This collection is not complete The Stray Cats' (She's) Sexy+ 17 Various Artists Eyes' cover of Dionne Warwick's because it centers solely around amongst these trashy, EM/ Records Always Something There To EMI artists. It cannot be synthesized, techno-pop trend Grade: B· Remind Me. They harken back to considered the ultimate collection followers. The Stray Cats brought the afternoons spent watching of 80's drivel without S The perfect party collection for those who prefer punk and plastic. The University's Brew continued from page Al They like things from Delaware. They're very loyal and they're very Cl 8 home game in a new stadium on ZBT'S ~ supportive." April 16, there will be a billboard The local identity is pan of Blue advertising Blue Hen Beer. Hen Beer's success, says Johnson. 1993 UoFD OPEN Blue Hen Beer is currently ~ "Delawareans now have a locally available in Delaware and identified product that's being Pennsylvania in most package recognized by other areas of the Saturday, Apil 17 stores and some restaurants, such as country as being a good beer, a El Sombrero and Klondike Kate's. great beer in some cases." ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION, DELAWARE CHAPTER Johnson says BHB, Ltd., has In February 1991 , the Maryland also developed a line of apparel Washington, D.C. Beverage Journal SPONSORED BY: with the Blue Hen Beer logo. was quoted as saying, "Blue Hen T -shirts and sweatshirts are Beer is worth the search - a MHL Refrigeration, Inc. Nationwide Insurance of Newark: Michael Alpaugh, Pro Serve, available in Newark at the Fairfield masterpiece suitable for framing." Cat's Eye Unisex European Hair Design, Inc., Charles Hecht & Company, Deck the Walls, Variety store and Delaware "Great beer doesn't have to be Sporting Goods, owned by John imported or expensive," says Alyson 's Restaurants, Park and Shop Package Store, Wisniewski, who also serves as Johnson, who measures his succes Champs Sports, T.K. Harvin & Sons, Physical Therapy secretary-treasurer of Blue Hen in a more personal way. Beer. . "There is nothing better than Specialists, D&M Electronics, Collegiate Johnson says people who move walking into an establishment, to Storage Service, Cinnabon to Delaware from somewhere else see people having a meal and fmd Delawareans very provincial. drinking your beer." 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When you purchase any new or used vehicle on our lot. Call Mark or Kyle at 831-1398.(m-f: 10-3) Contact Mark Barto Ask About Toyota's (302) 368-6262 Special Financing for College Grads ON DECK "BLUE HEN CHATTER" Tomorrow 1 • Baseball vs. George Mason, 3 p.m. 'We have n&'ef had that many •Softball vs •.Princeton (DH), 3 p.m. pencllties in al the time 1\le been •Women's Lacrosse vs. UMBC, 3:30p.m. and I've been here 15 •Men's·Tennis at Lehigh, 3 p.m. nwas dose to a quartet •Golf at NAC Championships at couldn't have the baiL " "Ellington (Ct.) County Club, TBA h 7 Tuesday Th e Revil'w, Volunw ll Pearl's jam By Jeff Pearlman First State Professional occer: Doesn't Baseball? Are You anyone care? Welcome to the next generation of Delaware men's soccer. Well, kind of. Off Your Rockers!? Two weeks ago, 30-year Hen Coach Loren Kline stepped down from the job to "begin to develop THE REVIEW I )rl Tolwmld a coaching science program to The Wilmington Blue Rocks come of age "The Franchise," 1992 help broaden the physical Olympian Michael Tucker education major," so said the sports information press release. And by the way, my name is A not-so Chris Webber. The fact of the matter is Kline was forced out. Not by the friendly athletic department, not by President Roselle and not by a particular Review sports editor welcome who called for his resignation a little more than a year ago. No, Loren Kline was forced out for Baez by Loren Kline. · One little fact not included in By Jeff Pearlman the press release was that five Sports Editor players left the team during last Wilmington Blue Rocks season's 2-16 debacle. Excuses pitcher Francisco Baez came were constantly made for Kline's to Delaware excited about deteriorating coaching prowess, moving up the ladder to the but when players start quitting, big leagues. you know it's more than just x's He knew he'd have to and o's. worry about getting his It's like Pop once told me, curveball over, and also about "Everyone is born to do improving inconsistent something." control. Interpretation: Some are not But one thing he didn't \)om· to coach. . count on was having to worry After I wrote a column last about his race. year calling for Kline to step "For me playing in .down, I received a visit from two Delaware is challenging," ·freshman members of the squad. Baez said. They told me I was wrong, that Challenging because he is criticizing their coach during the black, and girlfriend Penni middle of the season would only Neuman is white. ruin team chemistry. "People here don't seem Then one of the players said too friendly," said Neuman. something I've never forgotten. "They look at us, then they "Even though he's not really a look at him and they look at good coach, he's a really nice me." guy." Baez is a 23-year-old relief Which just about sums up the THE REVIEW I File Photo pitcher from the Dominican problem with Delaware soccer. (Left to right) Third baseman Gary Caraballo, catcher Chad Strickland and utility infielder David Marshall await Friday's home opener. Republic. Last year he played Kline, his players, his coaches, By Jeff Pearlman their first home game Friday Johnson is excited about. A Ia the pitching is strong and so's the in Appleton, Wi. in the the fans- all nice guys. SpomEditor against Winston-Salem at newly Atlanta Braves, Johnson, who is hitting. This isn't like the Marlins Midwest League. But when a program goes bad, WILMINGTON Even constructed Wilmington Stadium. the the second-year manager, or Rockies, a weak expansion "In Appleton there aren't a nice guys truly do finish last. If though he has never set foot in a "I think we're gonna do some speaks highly of his "five-ace" team. We can win." lot of black peoQ)e or Latino the university is really committed major league stadium, never faced good things," said Tucker, a 21- pitching staff. On thc;o0ffensive end, the Rocks people," said Neuman. "So to winning in all sports, not just a Dwight Gooden fastball or a year-old from Chase City, Va. "I really consider all my expect tiig numbers from third ' h~_ te there's more of .a the revenue earners, then it should Jack Morris curve, never hit a "We're kind of a combination of a starting pitchers aces, especially at baseman and cleanup hitter Gary- mixture. not be afraid to dump bad coaches towering game-winning homer to speed and power team. the A ball level," said Johnson. Carab.allo. a 21-year-old wliti · "But today at the' mall we (even if they're nice). win the pennant, Michael Tucker "Fans might expect me to do a "John Gross is a guy who Double A experience. found o·ut Delawa.;e isn't the Men's soccer has steadily been knows he's "The Franchise." lot more than I expect myself to pitched real well for me last year "I'm a power hitter," said most open-minded st•te on the decline for years. Granted, It's as obvious as the stylish do. I'm just gonna go out there at Baseball City. Caraballo. "My job is to give either. You only see black the revenue isn't there compared sunglasses the Wilmington Blue and play my best-maybe a "Brian Bevil was second .in the some power and just to ·ct(jve people with black people. You to some other North Atlantic Rocks' second baseman wore at couple of home runs, a couple of Midwest League in strikeouts last people in." . don't see people mixing Conference rivals, but if money is the "Meet the Blue Rocks Night" stolen bases. I've been known to year, and I've got John Lieber, Thtf Blue Rocks order features around. Even friends, you see a constant and you lose, and last Tuesday at the Holiday Inn do some wild things at the plate." who was the No. 2 pick for us last the traditional speed at the top, whites together ;ind orientals player skill is a constant and you Downtown. Blue Rocks Manager Ron year. ~9 . there· are a lot of guys. power in the middle, speed on the together." lose, there's only one thing to do. Tucker, a member of the . 1992 Johnson said Tucker will live up It's hard to~ j>oint to one guy ahd bottom combination. See ya, Loren. U.S. Olympic baseball team and to his billings. say he's the man because they all Center fielder Darren Burton Strangely, just when you think first round amateur draft pick, will "I believe he's gonna be can pitch." leads off,. followed by shortstop Coming next Tuesday: the university gets the picture, be counted on heavily in~ the Blue everything we want him to be;" In Wilmington's first-ever win, Shane Halter second and Tucker Df:'lt~w.~re h.1s wc~it('(/ they go out and immediately Rocks' inaugural season. The said Johnson, a Royals player in a 9-2 triumph Saturday at batting third. All three are years for it, but ,11/ you 'w name 100-year (we'll just say Rocks, a Single A minor league 1983 who .managed Baseball City Winston-Salem, Lieber gave up speedsters, and Tucker boasts a he's been here a long time) affiliate of the Kansas City in the Florida State League last six hits and two runs in six and power/speed package. got is .1 1veek. assistant Mark Samonisky the Royals, are 3-1 after an opening year. "He's got a lot of tools, a lot one-third innings, and Bevil "I expect about 12 to 15 home Completp Wilmington new head coach. season four-game series against of gifts. Mike Tucker can swing tossed in an inning and two-thirds runs and some stolen bases," Blue Roc/( home opener When women's field hockey Carolina League rival Winston the bat, and he's got great ability. of scoreless ball. Tucker said. "I'm not really a cover.1ge from tiH• first and lacrosse coach MaryBeth Salem last weekend. He's exciting for me." "We're gonna go out and win a power hitter by definition, but I pitch tv tin' tin,ll out. Holder announced her resignation Tucker and his mates will play But Tucker isn't the only thing lot of games," said Lieber. "Our see BLUE ROCKS page 86 earlier in the year, Athletic Director Edgar N. Johnson said a search for "the best person for the job, no matter what the background" would go on. Blue Hen wrap-up Of course, Holder's program offers scholarships and is a university revenue concern. Soccer? It loses money. Not that Samonisky is a bad An up, down and wet Hen week choice. Players like him, and most agl'eed he was a good pick. The guy knows his soccer, no The Delaware men's tennis to Boston University. winning run. question. team won all but .one singles The Hens (7-6, 02- NAC) fell The Delaware• golf team Still, it doesn't hurt to look. If match and swept the three 1-0 in the first game after a The Delaware• baseball team placed fifth overall in the 22- you see a beautiful car at the first doubles competitions to post an pitching battle between BU's banged out 25 hits and six team Rutgers Invitational dealer you go to, it'd be stupid to 8-1 non-conference victory at Shannon Downey and Christine different players knocked in two Saturday with a two-day total of buy it immediately. West Chester University Friday. Etherington. runs apiece as the Hens romped 611. . You shop around, look for the The Hens (5-1) are on a five Etherington allowed only two over New Hampshire 19-8 in the Virginia Commonwealth best deal and then buy it. It makes match winning streak, and are hits and struck out nine, but second game of a doubleheader captured the team title with 598 sense. 18-4 in dual matches over the Delaware was shut down as sweep at Delaware Diamond overall, followed by Seton Hall But who ever said the past two seasons. Downey struck out 12 in tossing Friday. (600), St. John's (603), Temple Delaware athletic department In singles, Jeff Harrison, Mark a one hitter. In the opener Bruce Hannah's (606), and the Hens. makes sense? Buell, Kyle Binnington and Mike The Terriers scored their lone RBI single broke a 3-3 tie in the Andrew Clayton led Delaware, Lustig all posted straight set run when Michelle White eighth to make a winner out of shooting a 74 Saturday to tie for Jeff Pearlman is a sports editor victories while David Paul won doubled and scored on a wild Jamie Wilson, who went the seventh overall with a 36-hole of The Review at No. 3 singles in straight sets. pitch in the fifth. distance to improve to 3-0 on the total of 151. Also for Delaware, Harrison and Paul also won at The second game was another season. Kenny Merritt finished 11th with No. 1 doubles pitching battle as well, with The nightcap was all a 152, followed by Gary Cecchet •S.turday's Soflball game vs. Delaware losing 1-0. The Hens Delaware. as the Hens scored (153), Roy Ritchie (156) and Maine, Baseball game vs. UNH The Delaware• women's tied the score at one in the seven times in the second inning Kyle Mayhew (159). Md De,.ware Track & Field softball team opened its North second, but in the sixth inning and five in the fourth to put the The overall winner was Seton ltwltalional were~ Atlantic Conference season BU's Dawn McMillan singled off game away. Reliever Chris Hall's Jim Engler, who fired a 72 due to rain and will lie made Friday at Delaware Field losing pitcher Veronica Homiak, Dillon picked up his second win Saturday to finish at 145. '!liE REVIEW I File Photo up =("'ure dates. suffering two loses t -0 and ~-1, driving in Cathy Crowley for the of '!'e season. -Jeff Pr.arlm.. 1 Tennis' senior Jeff Harrison wt."n Fricfay. 86. THE REVIEW. April13, 1993 Blue Rocks continued from page 85 can hit some out." Caraballo and left fielder Raul Gonzales form the Puerto Rican power coMection in the fourth and fifth slots, and fll'St baseman Steve Hinton bats sixth. The rest or the regular lineup will be designated hitter Hugh Walker, right fielder Tom Smith and catcher Chad Strickland. "Chad's got some pop too." said Caraballo. "He's a guy who'll get two or three hits a day, and be's a really good hitter." Put it all together, and Johnson believes a Carolina League title isn't out of the question. None of his players are older than 24, and with youth comes enthusiasm. "We're goMa be a strong club," he said. "The fun part about managing this team is to have the opportunity to have a Michael Tucker, a Shane Halter, a Gary Caraballo and a Strickland. I have a lot of kids at the right age level to be here, and they're all prospects. So unless I screw it up real bad, we'll be alright." ROCK SLIDES- Friday's home opener is sold out, and over 50 different media outlets asked for credentials. None of the Blue Rocks are from Delaware, or for that' matter, ' • THE REVIEW I File l'hot01 anywhere near the First State. (left to right) Slu~er Gary Caraballo Is a five-year minor league veteran who at age 21 hopet to give the Rocb some pop at the hot comer. Chad Strickland will do moat of the Tucker, from Chase City, Va., is atchlng at a pos1t1on expected to be one of Wilmington's strengths. Catcher John Dempsey takes his cuts during a short practice session at the university last week. · the closest to home. A wet, winning weekend for women Unpatriotic Hens batter American 17-4; Men fall to Towson, 16-11 By Christy McAllister Staff Reporter Men don't The weekend weather was not the only thing that was washed out. The Delaware women's blame it on lacrosse team cleaned up rain soaked Delaware Field in a 17-4 beating of American University the rain, but Saturday. Despite all the rain, the Hens on officials (3-6, 2-3) were determined to play their game against American By Mary Desmond (2-10, 0-5). The game started in a Assisranr Sports fdiror downpour, but that hardly seemed A heavy storm Saturday to dampen the Hens' spirits. morning made the Delaware Delaware gained possession in Lacrosse Field as solid as a the opening faceoff and chocolate milksbake. Sliding immediately pushed the ball across the grass covered in mud, downfield, resulting in Jane the Delaware men's lacrosse Frieman's opening goal with one team (3-4) attempted to beat minute and twenty-one seconds their equally-muddy rivals, No. gone by. 11 ranked Towson State (X-X). The Hens got the ball from the But it' s not the field next face off and brought it down conditions or the talent of field again to score for a second Towson's players that Delaware time. This began the Hens run Coach Bob Shillinglaw thinks toward victory. caused the 20th ranked Hens to Jennifer RiMander, who is on lose 16-11 Saturday. Delaware's all-time scorers list It was the officiating. with 108 goals, added the next Shillinglaw, not one to make goal with 26:39 left in the half to excuses for poor play, just put the Hens up 3-0. The score pointed to the numbers. was the first of her seven goals of Compared to Towson's eight the day. penalties, Delaware received 18. The Hens exploded with seven This gave the Tigers the extra goals before the Eagles scored man advantage for 13 minutes their first with19:35 left in the and 30 seconds, which Towson first half. After the Eagles scored, converted into six goals. the Hens retaliated by putting in "'We have never had that many another three goals. penalties in all the time I've American's Nicole Barrett been here, and I've been here 15 gained control and brought the years," said Shill.inglaw ...It w.as ball down the field, throwing it clo~e to a quarter we ·couldn't towards the goal before bouncing have the ball." it off the ground right in. The Shillinglaw's frustration with score was 10·2 Hens, and all the officiating came to a head American had to look forward to when he called for a time-out was a wet and muddy ride home. with less than a minute left in Possession of the ball changed the first half. The referee hands several times, with the stopped the game and penalized Hens adding another four points Delaware, saying the Hens had before the end of the first half. At no time outs left. 1 halftime the score was 14-2 Hens, Shillinglaw said he was told and the second half was a chance by an official that Delaware still for Delaware's second string to had one remaining. A shouting show off. match ensued, but Towson was The Eagles were not a big given the ball. threat during the first half but The Hens rallied in the first became more of one during the seven minutes of the game, second, taking more shots at the which resulted in a 3-0 lead, but Hens' net. Towson started to dominate the Rinnander, who scored the first game with 1:08 left in the first goal of the second half, quarter. undermined the Eagles' An accidental score by determination, weaving in and out Towson freshman midfielder Tim of players until she had a clear Langton, whose lob to another view and throwing the ball behind player flew past junior goalie her back to make the score 15-2. Jamie Blalock and into the goal, The teams each scored two started off a Towson streak of goals before the officials decfded eight unanswered goals. to end the game early with 10:11 After Towson's sophomore left on the clock. attack pavid Quinn scored their "This was a fun game because seventh goal while his legs Delaware junior defender Sarah Smith battles the mud, the slop the slush and a weary American University oppone: in the Hens 17-4 everyone got to play," said Jane spread into a split, the game beating of the Eagles. The men's lacrosse team faced a tougher To~n State team, and lost 16-11 at the Delaware Lacrosse Field. Frieman, who scored one aoal. became much more aggressive, .. We all worked together. We sometimes downright scrappy. Delaware's second rally. One spurts, but then we just became four. our backs." were aware of their record and But sometimes, it seemed, minute later, a quick goal was lackadaisical, we'd relax too With only :06 left, DiMarzo Hea Seratehl•a• - Senior much." · knew it was suppose to be a win." scrappy was all Delaware had scored by the Hens' co-captain refused to let Delaware call it defender Rich Volpe was Along with Rinnander, the quits. DiMarzo earned the final awarded the Gary Celeste left. The Hens trailed 9-4 with John Wunder from behind the The Hen's last hurrah began Hens were led by Jennifer Memorial Award after the S:SO left in the first half. net, only to be followed three with a sloppy Towson pass point by rolling a grounder past Hadley, who had four aoals and Off a steal from Delaware minutes later with a sudden tally scooped and carried taken the Towson's goalie. But that Towson game. The plaque is one assist. presented to the player who junior defenseman Tom Rusy, by junior midfielder Thad Boyce. downfield by DiMarzo. Junior only sent Delaware home with a Both of the Hens' goalies each sophomore attack Anthony The rally brought the Hens to midfielder Erik Brine brought five point loss instead of a sill. exhibits team spirit, dedication played half of the game and "'The calls were obviously and enthusiasm. Celeste waa an DiMarzo took the ball down the within two, but at 9-7, the rally the score up to 11-9 by nailing contributed to the victory. Lauren field and with no yellow jerseys ended there. the shot past Towson's freshman terrible, you've got to take that avid fan of Delaware lacroue, Baugher played the first half and .. It was like we had a three into account," said Welsh mer. but was shot on April 14, 1976 to be seen. converted the Hens goalkeeper Brian Whalen. Two bad two uvea, while Meabao goal rule," said senior midfielder ..But they got some goals in the by a hunter's stray bullet while first goal or the second quarter. more Delaware shots were McCormack played the second baJr. This waf also the be&iMing of Bob Welahmer ...We'd have scored, but not before Towson's second quarter that just broke watc~ing the Jowaon aame. \ ~. April13, 1993. THE RMEW• 87 Margheritas Restaurant LUNG ASSOCIATION The Christmas Seal People" R.A.D. TRAINING - RAPE AGGRESSION DEFENSE r----Open 24 hours Friday and Saturday ! 6uyone ' n· f I! entree, Jude s mer ~ GoodiDOd. MU*: • first class meets 11 get CIX\~. Good~ i" Ill _ f I"L llllcmlftet • 36Um ~ Mondays and Wednesdays 4/19,4/21,4/26, 4/28, 5/3 :lllo\l secuna ; (5:00 - 8:00 pm) second class s1 fiM ~ Saturdays 4/24, 511 i!!l i: (9:00 - 5:00 pm) II. I 1/2 price 1» Christiana Commons Meeting Room A I .&..- '< females only I "~ I» j : 4pm -9pm i. :!t lvatut:Zouoli new menul i (1 may 13 comt diuK_.it out a. 6: Df"" 2.f fwurs fri"ayc!f'satunfayr 1» L _ _ _ _ ta~ out availaffu '< OPEN TO FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS CALL 831-2683 TO REGISTER 0 n 24 hours Frida and Saturda Have You Made Plans Fo Your Summer Job? ::::: We're taking applications NOW! delivery drivers • bakers • kitchen Hours For I ~~ 10- ~ Tues.,Th I tki &i, r~. f~r fr&Jm ' ~ ... ~Dml,ctm~f, IOO~fWfW lblil,fir. The Student Program Association presents l~~~~~Uil cmnro::;;:; ~-btl~ m~t/ ------with monday, april 1 April14. 1993 iil w 8pm a: u. Scrounge sponsored by the university honors program and the office of the provost Classi ieds April13, 1993. THE REVIEW• 88 Clauifieds deadlines are Tuesdays at 3 Turnaround. Call Cheryl 995·2574 leave bus avail. to main campus. Call Ann 292· message. 2518. ~:::n~~~~~~ ~ ~~k~~fn:~: Yo:'~nc:e . p.m. for Friday issues and Fridays at 3 ::5~o,: Er~~"g~~~~~~~~~c~~~ : S7 .00/hr., 8to 8 hrs. per week. g:ll John p.m. for Tuesday Issues. The first 10 words WORD PROCESSING $1 .50 per word. 0 4 bdrm. housa to sublet lor summer; option y . • 738·3535. are S2 for litudenb with 10 and 30 cents 731-1338. MacintoSh SE Computer • Mon~or and Apartment lor sublat·Avall. June 1st. to leasa In tall. Big yard, nice Work out Well this summer & make $50001 Excellent cond . Call now. 738-6885. .. .1rom campus. $875 per word thereafter. First 10 words are ~5 GREEKS & CLUBS RAISE A COOL $1000 ~t"f:g~t~ ~~~H: ~~,: ~': r;J~;~~)o~':i2~0~~ CaiiiKI6·2799. for non~tudents and 30 cents per word IN JUST ONE WEEKI PLUS $1000 FOR pus Microsoft Work, PRINTSHOP and other TIRED OF RENTING? BUY WHIL INT. THE MEMBER WHO CALLS! No software. $800.00. Call (302)888-040 1. RATES ARE LOW $3,000 settlement help WANTED Wanted: Guitars and Beatie memorablla • thereafter. cash paid. (410)398· 1475. g~~t~~ -~~ ~~uC:~aiK~ndc~,f~-~J~~r.> 3v~~~·1J~~~~~~::. ~~~5~~1e~:rr · • ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT· 0528, Ext. 65. :le~~~~~\~>i3~~:ii~~~5~~~~ fisheries. Earn S600+1week In canneries or Need Experience lor Rasume this summer? ANNOUNCEMENTS 3 BR Apt. walk lo UD. Parking, all utllllles Make $5431 : Call 996·2799. DAYTONA SPRING BREAK! Breakaway to BIO on Crulsar & Scientific calculator. Call and heat, w&d . 733·75681eave message. ~:~O+~~ro"~~ ~:;h~e~r· J'Are or the hOlies! action In Daytona! NEW motel Robin 738·6328. Avail . 611. FEMTLE. For employment program call1· on the ocean, rated superior, beach voley 206-545·4155 ext. A5291 . ~~~r~~~rW ~~~::_ ce~~t1~~sB . RENT/SUBLET Ocean Clly MD! t person needed to share PERSONALS ~~~~~ri~~!irr~tg~,rat1~~0o~~?Jg19 . apartment on 43 St. ocean block. Call Dan EL SO~BRERO ' S Is conducting Interviews Delaware Dance Team AudKions Condrasky 292-0463. Mandatory Meetlng4:00 P.M. -100 KRB. t BR Apt. available June 1. Short walk to 3 WIN a lree fat analysts. Call 652· 7376 to TERM PAPERS DUE? fn~e /ats~a~ng,~~~! 'g~:~ r~f~~~D~TEL Y register. PAPERSifiESUMES TYPED. ~:~t~n~~c~~~~~~~7:~ · a~r.~dl~~~g . Sublet Apt. Newark. No securlly. 2 bed, 1 lor application. REASONABLY PRICED . BETH : 378· 112 bath. Avail. now April, May, June. Call Have you ever worked tor suicide ~';..~~~~~::!a.?~::OC1~;~c! ~~~~our 1140. between 5:30 & 9:30P.M. 1-410·398·1785. future? II so, pleasa call Jenene at 455- 3 BORM TownhOusa, washer/dryer, 1.5 Unlverslly Palnlers ·NOW HIRING: Part· prevention? Have you ever attemped t084 or Karen at The Review al831·277t . Bath. For rant June 1. $800/month. Call time Spring, Full-time summer. Exp., suicide? H you would like to talk about your SPRING-TIME TUNE·UP SPECIAL, Ken 455·9091 . REHOBOTH· Seasonal Apl. lor rent . Good transportation required 56·8/hr. 453·9707. locatiOn. Call368·8214 or 227·1833. ~:r::~:3f.~;~~ . ~~:~7t: · at The AVAILABLE ~~:.• ~~~~~~~~~ks~~~=e7.'2tor Female Roommate wanted to share ROOMMATE WANTED. Furnished guaranteed. $8.00. Bill's Bicycle Repair 456.0457. 3/4 bedroom Townhouses Avail. June 1, 33 0 apartment, own room, kitchen, bath. Low Ralph's back In Barber Shop. Hrs. 10 A.M.· ~~~~~:s~~~~~~~~ri~:.~'~ar~ g'a~ 239- Madison Drive $900 + utll. 454·8698 Rent , 2 min walk from Smith Hall. Call388- II you are a mate with an eating disorder or 4 P.M. AHer May 1 • hrs. 9·5 P.M. Price 1203 alter 6. Ask lor Kathy. before 9 P.M. 1980. Vasyl or Pollna. $7 .00 . 154 E. Main St. (Next to Klondike FOR SALE ~~~~~~h r:~eeuc:J~[!':f ~'!:a:gae:.t'ft Kates). 366·9628. Madison Or. Townhousa lor renl. Avail . $200 DAILY mailing circulars for major Review l:!t-2771 . Anonymhy guaranteed. ~:n~~~k~~~"re~~~ f[ole~~e S.a~~~g:Rg . 8193 $895/mo + utilities. Call M·F Days corp. Free supplies. Rush seH-adresad 366·3536. Even. & wknds. 738·3652. "The GYN Department at Student Heahh ~~t8~~ ~~~~~~o~:~t.• 3~ko~u~ln~ich 11 stamped·envelope to: USTB Marketing, GOOD VIBRATIONS DISC JOCKEY 737·3346. ~n~~~.~fetd ~a,r i~t;~n~r'x~~~t~es) Personnel Dept., P .0 . Box 4203, Bryan, TX SERVICES. Just the peole you need to get ~~: :~~~~~."~r::;y,:stt~~h lc 3 bedroom townhouse. Madison Dr. 77805. your nexl dance or semi-formal going II care, and contraception. c.5'r 831 · 8~5. Renault Alliance '88 . Auto, AIC , FMIAM Female roommate wanted ASAP . own Great prices and references. Call Paul Monday-Friday for appointment. Visits are room. One block from campus. Parking, ~~~~~~~7~~~4~ici . ~~~:r \~1°.?~~~·. Be own Boss! Marketing reps Pt·Ft. To Kutch at (302)455·0938 . cassette, 4 dr., 57K mi. Ask tor $1000 . 3636. Service tee . Pleasa call 455·0434 . W·d . 455·1786. apply call 652-7376. ~v~r~:n~fal~~::~~,t:~Hh Anyone who a has a family member with '88 Hyundal Excel. 4 DR, 4 cyl, Ex c. cond. Sublet-own bedroom In townhouse • 3 Wanted· female roommate to share 2 bdrm. Graduate CEO! Booming markets, Fun Alzlemers and would like to be Stacey Gill Resumes· Protesslonal Quality/Quick asking $3200. 368-8821 . roommates. Near campus. $195/month + Apt. wl one other. VIctoria Mews. U of D work . Call 773-3446. at 831-2771 or 837·3050. Summer Work . Earn $540011 tt positions GREEN&FAZIO available. Call 996·2795. ~=ys '!dl~:'\o~!t ch out lor MATTY LOVE I Part time Runnor and File Clerk lor 1 Attorney's Olllce. Near Christiana Mall. Responsible Position. Flexible hOurs. Call Looking lor students with Seasonal She's Pro-Woman, She's Anti-Feminist 292·2155. AHectlve Disorder (SAD). 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Housing Application application to 5 Courtney If so, this is a and $200 deposit St. and complete a to the Cashiers preference scan presentation you can't Office in the Studen · form for the area afford to miss! ! ! ! ! Services Building. you choose. Hear it from the source! Paula Malloy, a woman who has had two abortions performed, now questions To find out nthe UHO her past decisions: decisions that Check the price you are interested in is she can never take back. convenience, still available, stop by 5 Your -ALL ARE WELCOME - security, & hidden Courtney St. If you are Assignment WHO: Paula Malloy. A woman of costs of on vs. unfamiliar with the UHO Notification off campus the 90's, juggling her pro housing. options available, check will be mailed fessional life as supervisor the Housing Sign-up to you. of an apartment manage Guide or see your hall ment firm and owner of an Got the director for more industrial cleaning service, Facts? with her private life as both information. a wife and mother. Paula is · Apply for also a counselor for Project Rachel in Pennsylvania. · Housing You may still apply by picking up an application WHEN: Thursday, April 15, 1993. Today!! from Ray St., 5 Courtney St., or by calling 7:00p.m. - 8:00p.m. · You'll be 831-4311. Applications should be turned into 5 WHERE: Collins Room, Perkins happy Courtney St. You will be notified of your status as Student Center, University you did. soon as the application is reviewed by the of Delaware communities. TFO/GI3 Students for Life NOW HIRING DRIVERS THE 292-0852 ·~ JOIN. -..ut® NOW INTRODUCING... 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