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University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware Friday, May 4, 1979 UD Union Members Hold Demonstration · Workers Protest Contract Procedures By LISA BARTH descriptions, inadequate ar bitration and discrepencies The university's unionized on vacation and sick leaves hourly-paid employees are the major contractual demonstrated outside disputes, said Evans. Hullihen Hall Wednesday to Over 300 workers from voice complaints concerning maintenance, food service, their contract. plant operation,s and housing protested at various periods throughout the day. Most at tended during their lunch hours. More than 500 university employees are members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees' Local439. Evans said the demonstration was a "test" to see how many of the members would . support the Review photo by Neal Williamson union fight. 300 UNION WORKERS DEMONSTRATED for more voice in contract procedures near Hullihen However, the demonstra- Hall Wednesday. tion was obscured by the Union members specifical- differ in pay scale. "There weeks beyond the set limit, he "May Day On the Mall" ac- ly complained that the ad are cooks doing janitorial added. tivities held nearby. ministration last summer work and being paid higher "I really felt bad for them. hired two carpenters without wages than the janitors," he ~vans said he sent the They went completely un- first posting the job openings said. "There are even cooks grievances through campus noticed, said Harold Brown, for union-member bids, as cleaning bathrooms who then mail within the specified time UNION PRESIDENT BOB vice president of administra- stated in the contract, Evans go back and handle food.'' limit. tion and employee relations said. Evans said he filed two "The administration's EVANS speaks his mind on reaction to anything we say is contract complaints, for the university. Brown was The administration this grievances for arbitration to singled out by union members week posted announcements the administration but they bland. And to everything we _ representing over 500 univer as the man most responsible for both jobs, which have were received in an "untime ask for they say no," Evans sity workers. for their complaints. reopened, in acknowledge- ly manner." Requests for an said. "We want these pro "We feel the university ad Brown said the union's ment of the mistake. Brown arbitrator in disputes bet blems solved in a positive ministration is attempting to 'complaints were discussed said he was informed this ween workers and ad way, but we'll walk out if we dictate contract policy and resolved last December week of the improper pro ministrators at the university have to." Evans added that without first negotiating with in its contract negotiations. cedural practices. must be received by the ad- attempts to meet with the ad the union," according to Bob "Evans is trying to get away · Evans also said that job . ministration within five days ministration to talk about the Evans, president of the union. from the bargaining table specifications, particularly in of the last grievance notifica problems end up as "bullshit Failure to post job openings, what he can't get at the the food service division, tion, Brown said. Both sessions" in which the ad- failure to give accurate job bargaining table." overlap in responsibility yet grievances were received (Continued on 'oge ~) Repairs Began Tuesday On The Parking Lot Sobriety· Test Threatened Inside The Deer Park parking lot, which runs directly behind known for its large and the tavern. According to Gar numerous potholes, is being ritano, there could be a layer resurfaced. Repairs started of straw and refuse under the Alum Tuesday morning. parking lot pavement, which Thinking Ahead According to Deer Park compresses further as time goes by, causing the lot to to June 2 ...... •... 7 Assistant Manager Pete Gar ritano, all previous attempts sink in spots. to cure the· pothole problem have failed, so owner Frank The more likely reason, Giovanazzi is having the lot Garritano said, is that the Final leveled and filled with asphalt railroad tracks run so close to 1 for approximately $1,500. the Deer Park that the vibra Final Exam Garritano said that if this tions from passing trains Schedule ..... 10,11 does not work, the lot may be cause the pavement to completely repaved over the vibrate and break. summer, at a cost of approx An attempt was made by Father's Day imately $10,000. the Deer Park management to have the railroad pay At Chapel Street ..... 17 One reason why the lot con tinually resists repair and repair expenses because of sinks deeper into the ground vibration damage, but it was ., might be because there used unsuccessful, he said. Calendar 5 to be a stable where the park- Other renovations planned " .'· '' · · ' '' · · · ·''' ing lot is now, Garritano said. for the future include repairs · Jay Greene Classifieds ...... 16, 17 The stable was in operation to the entrance hallway, addi QUICK: What is nearly bottomless, wide enough to swallow-a Editorial ...... 8 for about 60 years, providing tional booths added to the Volkswagen and often wet? The answer can be found at the E C horse and carriage service to rear room, and new curtains, Deer Park, but you better hurry as the lot is scheduled for ..._t_e_te_r_a_. _· ·_·_·_· _. ·_·_·_· _.·- ·-·-· _13- passengers from the train Garritano said. resurfacing. Page 2 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL .. Two Wheeled Cycl- Lobby Trip Benefits Debated BICYCLE SALES & SERVICE By DAVE PALOMBI about these issues," he add Women's Coordinating Coun ~ ed. cil as examples of the Lobby Authorized .r· The University of Delaware Poffenberger said the lobby Repairs Coordinating Council's Committee's work. dealer for: committee hopes to present UDCC President Russ (UDCC) Lobby Committee the issues to students so that • Peugeot ~ makes&..... returned from a controversial Bodner, who opposed tha they will "appeal to people's $1,300 allocation in March, • Full models five day trip to Washington particular interests," causing Up the alley behind hoping to "get students. in called the trip "a complete ··windsor them to get more involved on liOax." •Ross Wilmington Trust volved in important issues on campus. campus," according to com 90 E. MAIN ST., NEWARK, DE. 19711 "I felt in the beginning that mittee Chairman Dave Pof "We want to help groups they couldn't justify it, and I fenberger. .... (302) 368-2685 ~ who have a specific interest still feel that they can't," The trip to the national stu- by channeling out resources Bodner said. "There was dent lobby conference, on and knowledge of lobbying some benefit for the members April 20 to 24 was attended by skills to groups that have the (those on the trip)," he add six university students, five people but not the ed, "but right now I see ab of them lobby committee knowledge," Poffenberger solutely none for the members. said. students." ___ STATE..._.____ The trip was opposed by He cited informatin LAST TWO NITES several UDCC members previously given to the Coali "More than anything else, JOHN BELUSHI in when originally proposed in tion Against Investment in they had a good time at KURT VONNEGUT. Jr. • · March because of the cost - South Africa, the Delaware everybody's expense," Anin1al $1,300 - and the question of Safe Energy Coalition and the Bodner concluded. SLAUGHTERHOUS what benefits university FIVE students would receive. House The conference included SUN.-TUES. issue workshops featuring UD Quaalude Drug-Bust Two classics from Alfred Hitchcock discussions of current issues, THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH affecting students, lobbying with Peter Lorre strategy sessions, meetings Might be 4,000 Valiums FOREI N E NDENT with Congressmen and their MIDNITIE TONITE LAST NITE aides, and caucus meetings A preliminary chemical regional center in New York to discuss problems being test of 10 of the 4,000 pills con City for an official analysis. faced on other campuses, ac fiscated from three universi The final result of these tests cording to Lobby Committee ty students April 19 by the is expected within two weeki, c member Ken Beach. FBI showed that the sample the FBI spokesman said . clrea.-arewe.. 0ftCemrt~,~~~~t!;!~f-1~~ SUNSH INE OF YOUR LOVE eWHITE ROOM ,o NFULL 0 THE POLITICI. ~AO o CROSSROADS o PLUS MANY MORE • The Issues discussed in drugs were valium rather cluded abortion, minority stu than quaaludes, according to At this time, the charges dent issues, the financial aid an FBI spokesman. against the three university situation and the military The remainder of the students had not been chang· draft, Beach said. The con- tablets and cocaine were sent ed. The arraignment is ex· L------.f!'T~~~mRJ~~~~-=-~--4 I ference stressed "going back from a Wilmington pected within two weeks, ae 39 East Main Street, and informing· other students Laboratory to the FBI cording to the FBI.
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. -~ May 4, 1979 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK DEL. Page 3 New Foreign Student Rules Set There has not been an students in conjunction with By JANICE ~ITCHELL outright statement on the civic disturbances, Lomis ''ALL HONORABLE Th_e 590 foreig~ stu~ents ~t- ramifications of a foreign report~d. . tendmg the umvers1ty will students' involvement in Lom1s also said that he now be required to undergo a civic unrest but Lomis could not foresee any signifi MEN'' character inte~vie'Y .c~n- speculated th~t the student cant effects ~n present or Is the story of how the government of ducte~ by the univers~ty s m- would probably be denied an future foreign students Delaware, by an illegal conspiracy, ternatlonal student directors extension of his stay in the because of the new pro- as a result of new national United States. cedure. prevented the people of Delaware from Immigration Service pro- Other Immigration Service . organizing a political party to oppose cedures. Many international student regulations stipulate that a the war In Vietnam. The new regulations, which directors across the country foreign student must be a full went into effect April 1, re- do not like the new procedure time student, be able to quire directors to certify that because it places them in the finance his own education, The author JOSEPH DONALD CRAVEN, a foreign students are full-time role of policemen, Lomis and cannot be employed, former Attorney General of Delaware, students in · good standing said. unless it is on campus with was the leader of the peace movement with the university and have "If a student lies (about the permission of the interna in the 1960's. not participated in any civic their involvement in civic tional student directors. The disturbances, according to disturbance) then we're just student also cannot work Dr. Dean Lomis, interna- reporting that lie," Lomis more than 20 hours per week, The story, as told by Mr. Craven is tional student advisor. A said. or displace an American from moving, shock and frightening. report of the interview must But Lomis also said that he a job, Lomis said. then be sent to thee National feels the procedure does have Lomis added that although This book should be read by every Immigration Service. some worth. "Students often an American education is be- Dela_warean, especially those who may Lomis said that he believes get in trouble. In the case of ing increasingly sought after the new procedure arose out foreign students, you have to by foreign students, the be called upon to fight the next war. of concern caused by the Ira- keep track of them," he said. regulations restraining these nian student demonstrations There have been no pro- students from working has Available at the University Bookstore.
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~--~---- •.... • , • • -.------c _ , • :· •• • IFCAt the Presents end of the annual Greek The following A . ··~., .:.,:·,·· - ·· ··-"' - ~~'" Gr~ek · GameslastSunday, awards were given: ' ,. , · the Interfraternity Council Rush Themes: Alpha presented awards 'for various · Most Money Raised at a s e r v i c e s a n d a · c- Raiser: Alpha Sigma complishments. Highest grades: FREE ORAl EXAMINAtiON Omega; Person ... Union Outstanding Lead (Continued from Page 1) Brenda Conklin, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9,1979 ministration decides on the Phi; Greatest Nn1mho~r final policies. Altruistic Activities: "They are not 'bullshit ses Phi and Alpha Chi sions' at all," Brown said. "It Sorority awards were by faculty members. I ONLY is our responsibility, as stated in the contract, that The following FrJ~tJ>rnlhi the management writes up Awards were giv Student Health Service- job specifications. At some Academic Achieve point (in any negotiating pro Award: Alpha Tau cedure) somebody's got to Athletic Excellence Marshall S. Dicker D.D.S. say 'It's going to be this way.' Alpha Tau Ornega; That's the job of the manage munity Service A Umited Appointments • Call 738-2226 ment." Alpha Tau Omega; Brown said the administra proved House: tion met three times with the Delta; Best Rush union to explain the meaning Sigma Phi Epsilon; of the contract. He added he ship Award: Tau Kappa would like to nieet with Evans silon; Overall Chapter of on a monthly basis to discuss cellence: Alpha Tau problems and complaints Service Awards were workers have. Brown said he presented to Assistant is willing to go to a third party Larry Beck and arbitrator for settlement. secretary, Gayle Walton.
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COFFEE HOUSE - Harrington LECTURE - "Children and Non NOTICE - "March on Washingtpn and Saturday. 6 p.m. and 9:50 p.m. AlB Coffeehouse. 8:30 p.m. Harr Violence." 5 p.m . United Campus Against Nuclear Power." Buses lea'Ve State Theatre. ington AlB Lounge. Featuring Tom Ministry, 20 Orchard Road. Sponsored Student Center at 8 a.m. Sponsored by FILM - "Slaughterhouse-Five." Hodukavitch. Delaware Safe Energy Coalition. Friday and Saturday. 8 p.m. State by Newark Friends Meeting and Leaves D.C. at 5 p.m. Buses For Theatre. COu..oQUIUM - "Some Aspects of United Campus Ministry. f4 . Continuation Method for Solving reservations call 368-7041. FILM - "The Man Who Knew Too DISCUSSION - "Does God Grade Much." Sunday. Mondav. and Tues Nonlinear Equations." 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. on the Curve?" 11 a.m. The Hatch day. 6:25p.m., and 10:10 p.m. State 209 Kirkbride Office Building. Spon Christiana Commons. Sponsored by sored by department of ·Theatre. Intervarslty Christian Fellowship. FILM - "Foreign Correspondent." mathematic sciences. . ENTERTAINMENT- "U.S. Jazz MEETING - Elections for Sunday, 4:15p.m. and 8 p.m. Monday Ensemble." 8:15p.m. Loudis Recital RADIO PROGRAM - Collector's and Tuesday, 8 p.m. State Theatre. Cosmopolitan Club Officers. 7:30p.m. Hall. Student Center. Registration at Inter Edition: Janis Joplin Big Brother & FILM - "Hard Core." 7:30 p.m. national Center. Holding Company "Cheap Thrill and 9:20p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 1 (1967)." 6:15 p.m. WXDR-FM 91 .3. p.m. Triangle MaUl. R. ,1. Sponsored by Rainbow Records. FILM- "Up In Smoke." 7:30p.m. RADIO PROGRAM - Consider the and 9:20p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 1 SATuRdAy Alternatives: "Economic Stability in p.m. R:. '1 Triangle Mall the Military Sector." 2 p.m. to 2:30 THEATRE - "As You Uke It." FILM - "Straight Time." 7 p.m., p.m. WXDR-FM 91.3. 8:15 ~~· Mitchell Hall. Friday and 9:30p.m. midnight. 140 Smith. ,1. RADIO PROGRAM - "New Saturday. Also May 10 to 12. Spon ENTERTAINMENT - WXDR Bad Music." Noon to 1:40 p.m. WXDR-FM sored by the university Theater. ,1. News Bears vs. The Review softball 91.3. ENTERTAINMENT - Carnival. game. 3 p.m. Edna C. Dickey Field, WORKSHOP ....:. "Reaume Writing." St. Mark's High School. 6 p.m. to 11 behind Towne Court apartments off of 4 p.m. Raub Hall, Sponsored by p.m. Refreshments, rides, Italian din Elkton Road. Career Planning and Placement. ners. Friday and Saturday. 6 p.m. PARTY- "Jungle Party." 9p.m. Slgnup required. EXHIBmON - Art department Delta Upllllon Fraternity. '1 with MFA show. University Gallery, Old costume; ,1.50 without costume. College. Sunday through May 18. NOTICE - Spring Thing '79. Arts & RADIO PROGRAM - "Kenny Mullins/Mike Fisher Menagerie," EXHIBmON - Regional Exhibi· crafts. 11ames. acts and demonstra ANd-•• ~ tion of Small Sculpture. Clayton Hall. tions. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pencader Com studio jam tape in its entlrety. ll a.m., WXDR-FM 91.3. FILM - "California Suite." 7:15 Through May 10. plex. Sponsored by North Campus p.m. and 9:20p.m . Castle Mall King. EXHIBmON- B·A Show, Student Program Board. RADIO PROGRAM - Chicago PG . • l. Symphony Orchestra; · works by Center Gallery. Through May 25. NOTICE - Mayday Celebration. FILM- ''Animal House.'' 7:15p.m. EXHIBmON - New Works by Noon to 9 p.m. Behind Memorial Hall. Mozart, Dut!Uex,' and Ravel. Noon to 2 and 9:20 p.m. Castle Mall Queen. R. p.m. WXDR-FM. 91.3. Wally Wilson: Large Cibachrome Saturday. Sponsored by the Mayday $1. Photographs with Surface Drawing. Peoples Celebration, SPA. Includes RADIO PROGRAM - Jazz FILM- "Coming Home." Chestnut Revisited: Tatum and the Competi Opening reception, Saturday, 6 p.m . to VIDEO TAPE- "Robert Klein in music, games, and a Maypole. Hill I. R. 8 p.m. Regular hours Monday through tion. 9 p.m. to 9:30p.m . WXDR-FM. FILM - "Superman." 6:45 p.m. " Noon and 3 p.m. Student 91.3. Friday, 10 a.m . to 4:30 p.m . Gallery Lounge. Friday, Spon- and 9:15p.m. Chestnut Hill II. Satur 20, 20 Orchard Rd. through May 15. ME~TING - Christian Science day, Sunday 1: 15 p.m . PG. SPA. Organization. 12:30 p.m. Collins Sponsored by the United Campus - " Aquatic Cycle of SuNdA)' Ministry. Room, Student Center. FILM- "The Deerhunter." 8 p.m. ' 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. 103 MEETING - Student Art Associa VIDEOTAPE - "Jim Croce." Noon Club. Sponsored by Depart- FILM - "Dodes' Ka-Den. " 7:30 Saturday, Sunday, 1: 15 p.m., 4: 30 and 3 p.m. Student Center East of civil engineering. p.m. 140 Smith Hall. Sponsored by tion. 4 p.m . Commons Room, 1st floor p.m ., and 8:15p.m. Cinema Center. SPA. Recitation Hall. Lounge. Monday to May 11 . Sponsored FILM - " Animal House." Friday SPA. retrospect retrospect retrospect from News-Journal. 1977. Reswnes Fight Opponent~ 0 argue that t~e Fiedler, who just months August, Her club-beaten Delaware u.s. Sen. William college tUitiOn tax cred1t It would increase the ago underwent brain surgery, body was found five days resumed his fight for a w~uld favor the wealt~y. and average household's monthly walked on stage before a later in Iron Hill Park just tuition tax credit ear- rn1ddle-class fam1hes . bill by over four dollars. A standing ovation to perform outside Newark. week, the News Jour- However, Roth believes that DP&L spokesman said the his usual blend of classical The indictment is a sur reported. the ~ax would help the company underestimated and popular music, reports prise development in the Roth said it is becoming in- Amer1can ~eo~}e to keep fuel costs for this year. said. case. Investigators would not asingly difficult for more o~, the1r hard-earned The increase must be ap Graduate Indicted disclose the events that led to nts from working dollars. proved by the Public Service it. Commission. A 23-year-old university to attend college DP&L Request graduate was indicted Tues ~:au11e of higher prices. The Increase Fiedler Again day on charges that he beat proposal would Arthur Fiedler, returned to his wife to death nearly two the taxpayer a $250 Delmarva Power and Light the stage of the Boston Pops years ago, according to The for each dependent col Co. has requested an increase Orchestra Wednesday night News-Journal. if at least $500 is in household electric rates to to open his 50th conducting, Randolph W. Williams, a on the student's ex- help cover unexpectedly high season, according to the N ~w Towne Court resident, oil prices, according to the York Times. reported his wife missing in HAYEYOUGOT WHAT IT TAKES? Then sign up for your interview! Nominations Committee For DUSC Is Now Doing Interviews For Faculty Senate - Board of Trustees May 3-5: 10-12 8:15p.m. Mitchell Hall Committees: Tickets $1.00 for U.ofD. Students at Mitchell Hall BoxOHice Sign Ups For An Interview Tickets on Sale weekdays Celebrate Mitchell Hall's Areln The Golden Anniversary Call738-2204 for further Student Information Office info. Now comes Miller time. ,J
! May 4, 1979 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. Page 7 -' Alumni Assn. Benefits Grads I All university graduates arranging for graduate Davis. Currently, graduates automatic a 11 y become courtesy cards which would can only receive discounted Free Jazz Concert members of the Alumni enable alumni to attend tickets to theater productions Ass~iation and are eligible university sports and events by calling the theater depart for Its many services, ac- at discounted rates, said ment in advance, he said. cording to Robert Davis, • • University Jazz ~~~~::!~.director of AlumniAppllcatlons Up 10-20% The Association, which has Ense01ble close to 40 000 members in the Applications from incoming freshman and transfer students 50 states 'and in 64 foreign are ~P between 10 and 20 percent fr~m1: this t~e last year, ac countries, offers four yearly cordm~ to Doug~a~ McConkey, Adm1ss1ons Dire.ctor. . SuAday, May 6 trips abroad. Membership in The mcrease m m-state and out-of-state applicants 1s due to chapter organizations and th~ uni.ve~s~ty's academic repu~tion and low cost, ~cConkey 8:15PM sate 11 it e ass 0 cia t i 0 n s said. S1gmf1cantly more applications have been rece1ved from subscriptions to "The Blu~ more distant locations, like New England and Ohio, he said. Hen Messenger" magazine, . The Admissions O~fice, which has been processing applica Recital Hall the "University of Delaware twns for next year smce September, has already accepted its Loudis News," and annual reunions full. quota for fall seme.ster. Notification is now being made for and dances are also included sprmg semester, he sa1d. he said. ' Enrollment is expected to remain near the 13,000 limit Me- Besides traveling op- Conkey said, despite the application increase. portunities, the Alumni h • B d t p f ••••••••••••••••••••••• As.s~iation offers ~em~er- symp OfllC an 0 er orm :POSITION OPENING : ship m chapter orgamzatwns . . , "Fantasia in G. Major" by and satellite associations. Th~ Umversi~y s Sym- Bach and "Jericho Rhap- Chapters are organized by phomc Band, directed ~Y sody" by Morton Gould. = STUDENT CENTER : region of the country. Robert J. Streckfuss, will T . ·t t d ts . . . . rt S d t 8 15 wo universi y s u en , ~ Associations.are orgamzed by give a. co nee un .ay a .: - Jill Citro, a senior instrumen- area of interest and exist for p.m. m the Loudis Recital tal music education major : BACCHUS : b~siness and economics, nur- Hall. of ~e. Amy E. duPont and David Tall, an applied smg, human resources, Music Budding. . trombone major will give i. CHIEF TECHNICIAN ! eng~eer~g and agriculture, The band wlll perform solo performance~. Davis sa1d.Currently, an arts and science association is be ------,· I• Minimum of 20 hrs./wk. Salary: $4./hr. •Ill ing considered, he said. Also, if alumni wish to con Send A Letter To el-L: I =Knowledge of sound and lighting systems = tact fellow students, the Of I necessary. Complete job description and fice of Alumni nelations in I applications available in P.m. 1 07, Student Fred Hutchinson Research Center I = = Alumni Hall has current I M Center. Application deadUne: May 14th. tl records for over 38,800 of the 1124 Columbia Ave. I 40,000 university alumni, Seattle, Washington 98104 I ~ ...... ~ Davis said. I The Alumni Associaiton is ------1 HUMANITIES SEMESTER FAll1980 •Coordinated le.arning •lnt~llectually stimulating opportunities courses •Multi-disciplinary approaches •Student-faculty colloquia Classica I Studies The Renaissance " ARH 208 Greek and Roman Art (3) Crawf~rd 10 ARH 212 High Renaissance and Mannerism (3) MWF Cope 19-22.R ALL 216 Latin Literature in English Translation I E 324 Shakespeare (3) Brock 10 MWF (Claudius revisited) (3) Gross 11 MWF · E 324 Shakespeare (3) Halio 13-14:30 TR PHL 301 Ancient Philosophy (3) Palmer 9 MWF E 325 Age of Sidney and Spenser (3) Walker 9 H 340 Ancient Near East and Greece (3) StaH 11- MWF 12:30TR H 344 Renaissance Europe (3) Duggan 12:30-14 AS 360* Humanities Colloquium: Classical TR Studies (3) 14-16.M AS 360* * Humanities Colloquium: Renaissance *also listed under ALL 360, ARH 360, H 360, PHL (3) 15-17R 360 **also listed under ARH 360, E 360, H 360
Take all or some of your courses for a semester in a carefully coordinated program in the Humanities - Art history, English, History, Languages and Literature, Philosophy - and top them off with a stimulating faculty-student colloquium discussion once a week. Enrollment In Humanities Colloquia is open to students who take (or have taken) two or more courses in the group: all other courses are open without restriction to any interested student.
For further . information see your faculty advisory or call the Humanities Semester OHice at 738-2228 between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. The Humaaftfes Semester Is supported, fa part, by a graat from tlae Natfoaal Eadoumaeat for tlae Hurt~aaftles. PageS lHE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK.' deL. Editorial ------~our Man Hoppe The Wages of Sin Is Recidivism Need to Remember The question on the lips of every feeling "Please help me," she moaned pitifully. American these days is, "Can poor Michelle "My name is Irma LaNuit and I am Triola Marvin be rehabilitated?" desperately searching for new, employable Today_ is an anniversary, commemorating the end of As you know, Superior Judge Arthur Mar skills, as I wish to get back on my feet again." four lives and the end of a national conscience. Nine years shall turned down her $1.8 million claim ago thirteen students at Kent State University were shot, against Lee Marvin, saying that she had "~ ou poor lamb," said Sister Mercy, taking four fatally, by National Guardsmen in an action that most "enjoyed a fine home, traveled throughout the her m her arms and drawing her inside. "Of people now agree to have been senseless and uncalled for. world ... acquired whatever clothes, furs and course we'll help you. Tell me, dear, is there With the killings' aftermath, this ultimate conflict of cars she wished and engaged in a social life anything you are particularly good at?" "Establishment versus longhairs" was put aside, along with among screen and stage luminaries. "Well," said Irma, modestly fluttering her eyelashes, "I do recall one moonlit evening much of the spirit of protest and optimism that marked the "Such services as she has rendered would appear to have been compensated," the judge cruising on the Shalimar with the famous ac previous decade. tor Bucko Studd and he said to me, 'Irma, ol In the nine years that have since passed official ruled. Therefore, he said, he would grant her but a all the broads I've known, you are the best statements regarding the need for troops have been measly $104,000 "for rehabilitation purposes damned ... '" disproved, the guardsmen responsible were aquitted of so that she may learn new, employable "Never mind," said Sister Mercy hastily. "I any wrongdoing in hearings that were, at best, biased, and skills." think you'll just love embroidering forget-me Kent State and Ohio officials, in an ultimate act of cover-up, While no one can challenge the heartfelt nots on jute bags. It's such an honest tried to erect a gymnasium on the ground where the killing humanitarianism inherent in this kindly employable skill." occurred. judge's decision, it won't work. ••• It is important that we not be allowed to forget the con I say this only after extensively interview "What do I care," said Irma with a shrug, ing Sister Mercy Sakes, director of The "as long as I can live in a fine home, acquire flict of nine years ago. College students who protested whatever clothes I wish and listen to Frank against the status quo and saw a better way to live were Hollywood Halfway House for Fallen Women, a Low Episcopalian institution. Sinatra joshing it up with Dean Martin?" harrassed, attacked, and finally gunned down. Their lives "I'm afraid we don't have a television, were lost for a cause that is as sincere as any war America Sister Mercy, who has been gamely attemp ting to rehabilitate Hollywood's fallen women dear," said Sister Mercy. "But we do give you ever fought. Instead of dying while trying to kill others, since the days of Pola Negri, estimated that clean sheets once a week and I'm sure you'll they died while trying to promote peace, and peace is an the. rate of recidivism over the years has been love the shade of your lovely little uniform. idea that shouldn't be put out of mind. "approximately 100 percent." We calrit mouse gray." G.C. "I don't know where we've gone wrong," "Givenchy it's not," said Irma. "Excuse she said, wringing her hands. "Lord only me, Sister, while I recidivize. '' knows we've tried. Oh, how our hearts go out "You're not going ·to search for a new, to these poClr dears who appear on our employable skill?" asked the Sister. Bring On the Tar doorstep in ... " "No, I'm going to search for new employ· Just then the bell rang. "Not another one!" ment instead." cried the good Sister. Sure enough, there on "But, dear, think of the wages of sin." Most everyone is familiar with the qualities of the Deer the stoop was a platinumed Jezebel in a slinky "Yeah," said Irma. "Like the Judge Mar Park which make it one of the most frequented drinking evening gown and feather boa, a scarlet A on shall kind of pointed out, they're hard to places in Newark. It has that well-used look. Stained her forehead, rouge on her cheeks and a beat." linoleum tables. torn chair seats. no ceilinq to speak of and diamond-studded cigarette holder between Copyright Chronicle punched in walls help create the relaxing atmosphere that her painted lips .. Publishing Co. 1979 pervades the place. To the dismal of car owners, however, thi~ much used, wf!lf:worn rooT< exlenas lo tfie #parKing lot ~~::::::::::~~- Kebders Respond as well. Gaping potholes have with the passage of years grown so large that vehicles' tires are swallowed and passengers Where Is the Justice? are treated to a ride as if aboard a dinghy in a choppy sea. To the Editor a token bust to increase their ancestors fought for. AI Although major renovatons to the Dear Park's Once again while violent statistics and justify their employees of the governmeat dilapidated interior would destroy it's charm, any im- crimes are on t_he increase, well paid jobs. these officers should strive to provements made in the parking lot will be welcomed by all taxest are dto~ ~tgh,- and the This act was made possible achieve these goals rather · f II h . cour s an Jatls are over by the undercover work of so than hinder them. "America Its patrons. A tera , t e watenng hole these patrons are crowd d th t meone named Smitty. Smit is the only country ever bull I k. f · · 'd · h 1 A' e , e governmen oo mg or 1s ms1 e, not out m t e ot. through it's gestapo forces ' ty's their hero; he befriends on the truth of humaa fF======0::·J::·::P::. (the F.B.I., State, County, people, parties. with them, freedom." Please let it star an~ Newark Police) have turns them on to his drugs, that way. ·· decided to protect nobody by tries to sell them "the best co In conclusion, I hold Smittb Letters Welcomed arresting people in a vic caine in town,'' and then and all the officers involved timless crime. A crime where stabs them in the back. He's in this callous stoppage fi The editorial and opmwn encouraged. Please type all the arrested are the only vic their hero. human rights responsible for pages of The Review are letters and opinion pieces on a tims. The crime was that of Some might say that Smitty the future of the lives of our designed to present Review 60-space line: Ad.dress them breaking antiquated drug and the others were only do three fellow students ar staff opinion, columns by to The Editor, The Review, B- laws that were originally im ing their jobs. So said the mi rested. "A hwnan life is a ter staff members and syn 1 Student Center, Newark, posed upon the people as nions of Hitler. This country rible thing to waste." If the• dicated columnists, and opi Del., 19711. discrimination against the was built on the foundation of is no one hurt, there is nions and letters of the Letters may be edited and Chinese labor force. The re freedom, individual rights, crime. Officers and university community. we stress the importance of cent arrest of three U. of D. and the pursuit of happiness. members of the judicia~ Your letters are heartily brevity in all letters. students shows once again the This is what the government think before acting. Thank attempt of the "protection was created for (read the con you. stitution) and this is what our ~ ...... llJl;[;~~l[i~~fim!! £o•ce"o£UUscWytomake
Vol. 102 No. 54 University of Delaware Friday, May -4, 1979
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optimists, "make lemonade." agency, such as the Better or small claims court. / However, when the lemon Business Bureau or the Con- Stopping payment on a Open 24 Hrs. takes the form of incomplete sumer's'Union. Also include a check is the trickiest way of s~rvice, padde~ bills or de~ec- copy of first letter. letting the seller know that tlve merchandise, you. might • Don't pay the bill in full you won't pay (the bank Pizza, Chicken, Hot Dogs ... find it more satisfying to l until the case is settled. If you usually chargesabout $3.50 or squeeze the seller instead of are partly satisfied, pay part so to stop payment). There is the lemon, and refuse to pay of the bill as evidence of your a definite caveat involved Phone 366-0866 the bill. The power to good faith. here, though: the creditor withhold payment is "the on- • Hang on to the merchan- (Continued on Poge12) ly realistic leverage" con- dise until you receive a writ- r------"------, sumers have, says a staff ten description of how the booklet published by the seller proposes to settle the Federal Trade Commission. matter. Most People don't use the • If you obtain no response 1 Career Plans Unsettled? leverage they h~ve: they to your letters, file a com ~ould rather twitch than plaint with the attorney flght. . general's office (in Wilm- MA Progra111 in Econo111ics . But by standmg ';IP for your ington), or file suit in small nghts by demandmg honest claims court. (A pamphlet on --Bright Employment Prospects in Business and service and satisfactory how to do this is available Government With Starting Salaries in Mid to Upper Teens quality in purchased goods, from the attorney general's you can save yourself future office of the Division of Con- · --Financial Aid Available for Many Full-Time Students (still hassles, get better service, sumer Affairs.) accepting applicants for Fall 1979 admission and aid) and save a l.ot of money. In many cases, merely be- --One Calendar Year Program (30 credits) If you thmk ~hat you have ing well informed about the --Emphasis on Job-Oriented Applied-Quantitative been cheat.ed m some way applicable laws can bring you Economics and Methods and do decide not to pay the satisfaction. For instance, bill, your chances for getting you get a repair estimate for --The Average Entering Student Profile is an Index of 3.0 that bill lowered or a replac~- $50 and the total bill for the and Verbal plus Quantitative GREs Summing to 1150 ment product are e~~nced if completed service is three ··An Extensive Undergraduate Background in Economics you follow the unofficial rules times that. By calling the at Not Necessary. of. nonpayment gamesman- torney general's office, you --Relatively Small Program with Professionally Active ship: can find out all the laws • Send. a detailed le~ter of governing such transactions. Faculty complamt to the party mvolv- When confronted with ed, keeping a copy for your specific information and im lnteresteciStuclents see Dr. Kennel• A. Lewis In rec~rds. If you don't obtain a plications of the law, many PRN 410 (738·2564) for •orelnfor.. tlon. satisfactory response, send businesses will settle your another letter, this time sen- problems without your hav- '------'
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1000 EVN201 MAY 21 12 MAY 23 0800 1000 KRBlOO 0800 - 1000 SMI120 15 MAY 21 1900 - 2100 PRN114 0573408 10 MAY 21 1900• - 2100 EVN202 MAY 21 0800 - 1000 13 MAY 23 0800 - 1000 sml30 SHI130 50 MAY21 1900 - 2100 PRN116 0573410 10 ~lAY 25 1300, - 1500 EVN201 ~lAY 22 1300 - 1500 KRB005 14 MAY 23 0800 - 1000 KRB006 0573412 10 15 MAY 23 0800 - 1.000 KRB204 51 MAY 21 1900 - 2100 PRN118 MAY 21 1300 - 1500 EVN201 MAY 21 0800 - 1000 SMI209 0573435 10 MAY 21 16 MAY 23 1000 PR.~l15 0357351 12,13 flAY 23 1900 - 2100 KRB204 0800 - lOOU EVN201 ~lAY 21 1900 - 2100 $.MI202 0800 - 0573467• 10 17 MAY 23 0800 - 1000 KRB205 0357413 10-12 MAY 21 0800 - 1000 PRN115 MAY 26 1600 - 1800 EVN202 MAY 25 1600 - 1800 SHL131 PRN114 057366i 10 MAY 26 1600 - 1800 EVN202 MAY 26 18 MAY 23 0800 - 1000 KRB206 13 MAY 21 0800 - 1000 1600 - 1800 KRB206 0357415 10-13 NAY 23 1030 - 1230 PRN115 05738641 10 MAY 22 1300 - 1500 EVN202 ~lAY 22 0800 - 1000 SNI209 19 MAY 23 0800 - 1000 KRB005 20 MAY 23 0800 - 1000 S)\1203 50 MAY 23 1030 - 1230 PRN116 ~lAY 2l 1300 1500 SMI 130 0357417 10,11 MAY 24 1030 - 1230 PRN116 MEC NECHANICS 21 MAY 23 0800 1000 S~II221 flAY 21 1030 1230 SNI209 13 MAY 24 1030 - 1230 PRN118 0239371 10,11 ~lAY 22 1900 - 2100 KRB006 ~lAY 25 1900 2100 Sf1I209 0574211 10 MAY 24 0239450 10 flAY 2l 1900 - 2100 KRB006 0357551 10,11 ~lAY 21 1900 - 2100 PRN330 1900 - 2100 EVN202 flAY 21 1030 1230 Sf!I218 0357552 10 MAY 22 1300 - 1500 PRN116 0574214 10 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 BRL101 MAY 21 1600 1800 SHL131 0239467 10 flAY 22 1600 - 1800 PNY206 11 0239667 10 0357841 50 MAY 24 1900 - 2100 PRN116 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 BRL205 ~lAY 21 1030 1230 Sf!I219 MAY 22 1600 - 1800 l'NY206 0574301 10 MAY 23 1900 - 2200 h'LFHJO MAY 22 0800 - 1000 SHI219 0574302 10 }lAY 23 THE THEATRE BU BUSINESS AD}!INISTRATION 0800 - 1000 DUPI40 ~lAY 21 1300 - 1500 SNI202 0574305 10 MAY 26 1600 - 1800 BRLlOl MAY 21 1900 - 2100 Sll1203 0358201 50 MAY 24 1900 - 2100 PRN022 0574306 10-13 flAY 24 1600 - 1800 KRB004 MAY 24 1300 - 1500 Sf!I208 0241102 10 ~lAY 23 1300 - 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1000 I'RN115 0241312 50 MAY 26 0800 - 1000 MTHOOl 14 flAY 26 0800 - 1000 Plt.~116 024131.4 10 MAY 24 1600 - 1800 IIGY300 15,16 flAY 26 0800 - 1000 KRB206 COLLEGE OF HU~~N RESOURCES 0241322 10 MAY 21 1900 - 2100 HGY112 50 flAY 21 1900 _, 2100 PRN028 0241367 10 MAY 23 1900 - 2100 JIGY117 H ~lAY 22 1900 - 2100 KRI\206 IFS INDIVIDUAL & FAHILY STUDIES MAY 25 1030 - 1230 SMII20 11 MAY 23 1900 - 2100 ESTllO 0358306 10,11 fL\Y 21 1030 - lVO PRN115 1230 0241420 10 MAY 26 1600 - 1800 HGY112 50 ~lAY 22 1QOO - 2100 l'RN022 0678222 10 flAY 25 1600 - 1800 HENllO MAY 25 1030 - S~J 130 I PRNllo MAY 25 1030 - 1230 smi40 0241431 10 MAY 22 1030 - 1230 HGY117 0358311 10 MAY 25 1030 - 1230 0678236 10 }lAY 26 0800 1000 ALS240 1030 - 1230 s:-u 130! 0241435 10 MAY 26 1900 - 2100 HGY117 0360102 27 MAY 22 1300 - 1500 SMI120 0678329 10 flAY 23 1300 1500 flENll2 MAY 25 0241467 11AY 23 1600 - 1800 S)1Il30 10 MAY 25 1900 - 2100 HGY117 28 MAY 22 1300 - 1500 KRillOO 0678340 10 flAY 21 1900 2100 NEN121 0241472 10 MAY 23 1030 1230 WLFlOO 1030 - 1230 MEM121 80 MAY 22 1300 1500 l'RN329 0678453 10 ~lAY 26 1600 1800 NEf!120 NAY 22 0241667 10 MAY 26 MAY 21 1600 1800 SJILlOO 1600 - 1800 HGY117 0360302 10 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 SHil30 0241667 11 MAY 25 ' MAY 21 1300 - 1500 WLFlOO 1900 - 2100 HGY117 11 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 KRB206 leOO SIILlOO 12 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 SHI130 FSN FOoo· SCIENCE & HUfiAN N\IT!UTIOI'I MAY 21 1600 - WS WOMEN'S STUDIES )lAY 22 1030 - 1230 SIILJ.OO 13 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 KRB206 liLFI.OO 14 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 SH!l30 0680211 10-13 flAY 22 1600 - 1800 NEN108 MAY 22 0800 - 1000 0243216 10 1800 WLF205 MAY 22 1300 - 1500 SMI219 15 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 PRN115 0680303 10 HAY 23 0800 - 1000 SIIL131 MAY 25 1600 - 0243333 10 flAY 24 1900 2100 SMI218 MAY 22 1030 - 1230 SHLlOO 16 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 PRN116 0680411 10 flAY 21 1900 - 2100 NEN120 WLF225 0243367 10 MAY 23 0800 - 1000 KOF210 . 17 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 PIUH18 0680!. 70 lO f!A y 25 1600 - 1800 ALS240 fiA Y 25 1900 2100 0243380 10 1030 1230 WLF205 MAY 25 1600 - 1800 MEH124 18,19 MAY 23 1300 - 1500 sml40 MAY 23 0243470 10 MAY 24 0680611 10 flAY 21 1900 - 2100 )!EH120 MAY 23 1030 - 1230 WLr205 1900 - 2100 SMI218. 80 ~lAY 23 1300 1500 PR.~ll5 0800 1000 WLF225 0360305 10 MAY 24 1600 - 1800 KRB206 MAY 24 HLS HEALTH SCIENCE MAY 25 1900 - 2100 v;LF225 0360316 10-12 flAY 22 1030 - 1230 pp"~l15 1800 WLF226 0360332 10,11 flAY 21 1600 - 1800 PR.,115 ~lAy 25 1600 - 0684224 10,11 ~lAY 25 0800 - 1000 SIIL131 0286241 10 MAY 25 1600 - 1800 SHL102 0360360 10-12 ~lAY 22 1300 1500 S?II140 11 MAY 25 1600 - 1800 SHLlOO 13,14 MAY 22 1300 1500 KRB204 0684300 10 )lAY 23 16110 - 1800 KRII004 0631;467 10 MAY 26 1300 - 1500 ALS240 0286243 10 MAY 22 1300 - 1500 KRB005 0360381 10,11 flAY 23 1600 1800 PR.~115 0286304 10 flAY 21 1900 - 2100 WLF205 0360401 10 MAY 24 1600 - 1800 PRN116 CHS MARINE STUDIES 0286308 10 ~lAY 23 1600 - 1800 NKL061 0360401 11,12 ~lAy 25 1300 - 1500 FRN115 MAY. 25 1300 - 1500 SMI203 0286324 10,11 ~lAY 23 0800 - 1000 NKL053 0360402 10 MAY 25 1600 - 1800 PR.'>116 MAY 25 1900 - 2100 SM1326 0286367 10 MAY 24 1600 - 1800 HEN122 11 MAY 25 0800 - 1000 PR.'ill6 0889200 10 MAY 21 uoo 1500 sm120 0889630 10 flAY 23 1300 1500 KOR105 0286367 12 MAY 23 0800 - 1000 KOF210 12 flAY 25 1600 - 1800 PR.~ll8 0286401 0889646 10 MAY 25 1600 - 1800 KOR203 10 MAY 21 1900 - 2100 MKL061 0360403 10 MAY 26 1900 - 2100 PR.~ll4 0286404 10 MAY 22 1600 - 1800 MKL061 0360405 10 MAY 22 1600 - 1800 PIUH18 0889648 10 flAY 21 1900 2100 IWi\105 088966 7 11 MAY 22 1900 - 2100 SMI130 0286406 10 MAY 22 0800 - 1000 MKL06l 0360415 50 ~lAY 23 1300 1500 PR.,330 MAY 22 1600 - 1800 ROH203 0889670 10 )\A y 22 1900 - 2100 R0ill05 MAY 22 1900 - 2100 SMil40 0360423 10 flAY 22 1030 - 1230 PR.~330 0889677 10 MAY 22 1900 2100 MTlllOO ARC ART CONSERVATION 0360461 10 NAY 24 0800 - 1100 PRtx330 NAY 24 1600 1800 l'I\Nll5 0889678 10 0800 - ,1000 ROB105 MAY 22 1900 - 2100 MTH100 0360661 _..£0 MAY 24 0800 - 1100 PR-'030 MAY 22 0889680 10 · MAY 26 1030 - 1230 ROB105 0290671 10 MAY 25 1600 - 1800 OCL122 0360477 10 flAY 24 1600 - 1800 PR.~ll5 0360501 10 flAY 24 1600 - 1800 PRN116 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & ECONOHICS 11,12 MAY 25 1300 - 1500 PR."l15 0360502 11 flAY 25 0800 - 1000 PR.' 116 N NURSING. MAY 24 0800 - 1000 SMil20 ACC ACCOUNTING 0360603 10 ~lAy 26 1900 - 2100 PR.t'~ll4 MAY 24 0800 - 1000 51!1130 0360605 10 flAY 22 1600 - 1800 PR.-;118 0991101 10,11 MAY . 25 1600 1800 f!DH MAY 24 0800 1000 sm140 0357207 10,11 NAY 24 1900 2100 SMI140 0360615 50 fiA Y 23 1300 - 1500 PRN330 0991104 10,11 i'1AY 22 0800 1000 f!DH MAY 24 0800 1000 sm120 12-14 flAY 24 1900 2100 SHI130 0360677 10 flAY 24 1600 1800 PRN115 09'•1201 10 flAY 26 1600 1800 f!DH SNI140 MAY 2l 1030 1230 KRB206 15 ~lAY 24 1900 2100 o9n2o4 10,11 ~lAY 24 1900 - 21.00 MDII flAY 22 1600 - 1800 PRN115 51,52 flAY 24 1900 2100" SM1130 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 0991301 10 flAY 21 0900 - 1030 MDH114 MAY 21 1900 - 2100 SNI209 53 HbY 24 1900 - 2100 SHI140 0991401 10 MAY 22 0900 - 1100 MDH114 MAY 22 1300 - 1500 KRB005 0358311 11-14 MAY 25 1030 1230 l'RN115 EDO OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION MAY 22 1300 1500 Si!L131 15 MAY 25 1030 1230 l'I Delaware Women's Health (Continued from Poge 9} use of a credit card is a the attack or the collector Ia may feel as if you had way to provide a layer of pro to write a brief but complete ·Organization deliberately tried to simply tection between you and un explanatory letter directly to avoid payment, and consider satisfactory goods or ser the collection agency, and Birth Free Out Patient that you have committed vices. The Fair Credit Billing await its response before pay· what the law calls "theft of Act lets you refuse to pay for ing; you might get extra CCJDo Control Pregnancy Abortion services." Basically, before the bill until the matter is set sideration. You can also go to Counseling Testing Facility the creditor finds out from the tled, if you have a fair com the Division of Consumer Af· bank that you stopped pay plaint under state laws. fairs in Wilmington for help 2 652-3410 1-800-22 '1-2568 ment, it is a good idea to get Credit card companies and advice. in touch with the creditor recommend that you contact Note: The author wishes to ~ 1205 Orange St., Wilmington, Del. 19801 directly to let him know that the cred. tor to settle the gratefully acknowledge ill you have a complaint. That dispute before you withhold formation obtained from tile way the returned check payment of the credit card, March, 1979 issue of Money but the credit card companies magazine. FIRST ANNUAL doesn't come to him as an unpleasant surprise. If you do sometimes do get involved in decide to stop payment, you the payment aspect of the Congratulations to the Orchard Road had better have pretty strong complaint. new Little Sisters of AD, evidence that you are right, If the case goes as far as the lena Aeder creditor resorting to a collec Michele MUSIC FESTIVAL because you might need it iii tion agency, you may have WITH case he takes you to court, for linda Krieqer ScoH Hardie' Birney theft. problems. One way to ease Susan SloterAmy 01,.,,,.,,., OF SIN CITY IN A RARE SOLO APPEARANCE Joe Frazier EX CHAD MITCHELL TRIO W/.IOHNDENVER University of Delaware AHacca BOB ROSS • JIM COBB Marching B~nd AND MANY MOBF. Friday, May 4 12·8 UlmED CAMPUS M•ISTRY Invites all interested instrumentalists to ·sign 20 ORCHARD RD. up now for the 1979 season. Sign-up bottom Behind Purnell, Across From Amy E. DuPont This Is A Free Gig floor, Amy E. Dupont Music Building. BRING YOUR INSTRUMENt SEE THE CERAMICS SHOW mURS. 7-10 FRI. 9-4:30 Questions-Contact Dr. David Blackington-8l32 ANY DONATIONS BENEFIT THE DELAWARE SAFE ENERGY COALITION . Robert Streckfuss - 8487 Good Food And Drfnlr Awal,.ble CJo..,n• • Juggler• • Jtffrne• r'OMEOim ... SPA MUSICAL EVENTS COMMI1TEE ... ~ "' ~,.. ... *' ~ H • ,, \. "' t - \,fit . . ~ . in cooperation with WIOQ-FM .... ., presents a FREE OUTDOOR CONCERT featuring LOUISIANA LEROUX and THUNDERBOX HARRINGTON BEACH 2 PM SUND"Y, MAY 6 (Rain Locatio,n - Race us) Page 14 THE REVIEW. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE. NEWARK, DEL ... Leslie Gamble (ContlnuedfromPage13) Revelation are about to be Until that time cornea, junk and litter. On several oc- fulfilled. Gamble offered a down-home A CELEBRATION casions, he has found lost tui- "The mark of the Beast is gospel of life that he practices tion checks worth hundred of all around us," he said. Soon as well as preaches. "Smile, dollars. In one instance, he the day will come when you he said. "It keeps you found $50 and a note in a plain won't be able to buy or sell healthy, and if you're healthy envelope. "Everybody at without the mark of the you'll be happy." It's simple work' told me I should keep Beast." He confidently cited enough he reasoned, "How · it, but I couldn't do that," he the university's computerized often do you see a sick or . said. Instead, he put an ad in ID meal system and the com- angry person smiling?" the paper and returned the puter nwnbers labeled on "Look at me, I've got more money when the owner call- most grocery products as ex- than I really deserve, so wby ed. "There isn't too much amples of the approach of the shouldn't I be happy?" AU be honesty left in the world to- apocolyptic Second Coming. could ever want, he said, II a day," he concluded. "Read the Bible, it's all "closer walk with God." As well as being honest, there," he said. "God said So with that wann, friendly Gamble is a deeply religious there is a time for everything smile, he turned and picked man who firmly believes that on this earth, and our time up a discarded beer cue, the prophesies in the Book of has now come." brimming with empty bottles, · r-~------~ and walked towards an old IUP'!~~~c~~~~P~~!'fAI =fa=nu=·li:==t~:=~=i=:=Ni==== A memorial scholarship PROGRAM AIDES fund in memory of Laura Simms has been founded at her hometown Old Saybrook for six weeks of summer employment High School in Connecticut, reports said. June 17th-August, 1979 Simms, a University freshntan, died in Newark Applications are available at the last December after being Ujaama House, 231 S. College beaten. Contributions will be ac Avenue. Limited number of positions cepted with checks made available. Both males & females are· payable to "Laura Simms encouraged to apply. Memorial Scholarship Fund" May 5, noon 'til nine, U of D South Mall by Al Wilson, Jr., treasurer, Laura Simms Memorial MUSIC, ART, GAMES and MORE! Deadline for Accepting '>4,.,,.._..,.,,1 ·>v !h•· !-,! .. •loon! "''"I' """'·"'I A" 11-if I A'ilfH"' R/\tNAOW Ffl( TQRV Fund, Old Saybrook HiP Applications is May 4, 1979 School, Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook, Conn. 06475. Mc:Jy 4, 1979 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL . Page 15 'Father's Day' Is Dated NDSL AND NURSING By JOHN CHAMBLESS Marylouise Babett's performance as LOAN RICIPIIN1'S The Chapel Street Players production of Marian, the proper, fragile young wife who If you will not be returning to the University of "Father's Day" makes a good attempt at sue- never has an impure thought, emerges as con cessfully staging a play which suffers from a vincing and sympathetic. Delaware next semester, you ore required to severe case of datedness. Trish Dilenno as Estelle, however, looks attend on exit interview this spring. If you The play takes place in 1971, a time when simply too young for her role. She is supposed hove not been contacted regarding the middle-class America was beginning to talk to be young, yes, but she looks like she should dotes of the exit interview meetings, please about sex without whispering, and un- be worrying about her prom dress instead of fortunately the play is written in that same her di~orce. . , contact the Student Loon Office, 206 "Gee-aren't-we-sophisticated-we-can-say- : _David Baf~one, as Manan s ex-~usband Hullihen Hall, Phone 738-2109. dirty-words-in-public-and-people-will-think- Rtchard, de~tvers another outstandmg per we're-liberated" style. ~ormance. Ltke Betty Ba.rt, he manages to ?r- The lines contain lots of rough language, 1~g a natural flow to hts characte~ makmg i him appear as though he weren't actmg at all. C~J INDIA IMPORTS eRAJ INDIA , •llA I INDIA • Jill,. stage Lewis Korff, as Estelle's ex-husband, is con r.: on vincingly naive and fidgety, and Don Ill ~RAJ INDIA IMPORTS dealing with everything from sexual positions ingworth, as Louise's ex, Tom, plays his part ~,. to adultery to masturbation. with the proper du Pont Executive Middle !·GRAINERY STATION The plot revolves around three couples go Classness that his role calls. Iii: ing through divorces at a party on Father's "Father's Day" has some fine moments, 2 !Jill Day. The first act is woman-talk, and the se both comic and tragic, and is generally a com ! ~ cond is mostly man-talk about the realities of petent production. I just wish the script hadn't ,. breaking up. . been dragged kicking and screaming out of SPECIAL ... The production succeeds largely due to the the early '70's into a day and age where dirty li 'z talents of Betty Bart as the wise-cracking, words simply doth not a play make. ~~ ,.2 middle-aged, newly liberated divorcee. Bart's !'li SPRING SALE demeanor and delivery make her sexual in "Father's Day" will continue its run at the i nuendos and cynical barbs wholly believable Chapel Street Playhouse tomorrow night. For Mia Cotton ~ and natural. tickets call731-1884. ~ Clogs Blouses "'• c Jill,. ... Geoffry Holder z $30ff $20ff t: c / (Continued from Page 13) ... ~ cook and to eat. He even of Q: Tony Awards and overcom ~ done entirely in Japanese. fered a recipe for red snap ing a speech impediment, Silk per, including a blended which caused him to stam Skirts ~ Holder himself seemed sauce of cognac and parme mer constantly until he was . H Shirts relaxed when talking about sancheese. 25-years-old. $30ff $20ff ~Jill various topics, such as In regard to television, Holder's career is far from itc ,. African religion, which he Holder stated, "The televi slowing down. He is currently c BRING THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR DISCOUNT ... calls "voodoo." By "voodoo" sion is ruining the home" working on a movie he ?i nn1• S.UIOdWI VIQNI Vrll• SUIOdWI VIONI Vr~• Sl~OdWI V ION I Holder explained that he did because it destroys describes as a "very colorful not mean "black magic." togetherness. and exciting" Greek tragedy Africans have equivalents to "The name of the game is set in Haiti. Following this, Christian saints, and when not money. The name of the Holder hopes to return to Africans worship, they "call game is experience," Holder Broadway and recreate ''The their gods down" just as said. Phantom of the Opera." Now in ~a~erback Christians do. This "game" Holder has Holder's appearance at the Holder fondly described his played well, with numerous university was part of the native country, Trinidad, accomplishments behind him Seventh Annual Black Arts where people, he said, love to at the age of 48, including two Festival. TODAY IS CARLOS DISABLED AWARENESS DAY "Ignorance is a handicap" CASTANEDirS These activities are open to the University community great bestseller 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. film - "Who Are the DeBolts and Where THE SECOND RING Did they get 19 Kids?" Student Center East Lounge OF POWER 11:00 a.m. "Equipment and Coping Methods for Blind Students" A new and startling chapter in Mr. Tom Behler one of the great journeys of Student Center Collins Room enlightenment of our time and a vision of the world of 1:00 p.m. Pllm -"A Different Approach" the full-fledged sor· Speaker- Mr. Norman King, Employment cerer. " Moves with of the Handicapped vivid , eerie force:· Student Center Ewing Room -San Francisco Chronicle 3:00 p.m. Speaker Rocky Bleier, Pittsburgh Steelers "Fighting Back" Student Center Ewing Room Sponsored by the Dean of Students Office. Student Health Service. Housing and Residence Life. Department of Physical Therapy e I . . • . . . May 4, 1979 "If a man empties his purse CLASSIFIED into his head, no man can take it Typist, experienced. Term papers, disserta· AMPEG B-15-S bass amplifier. Excellent away from him. An investment announcements Uons and theses. 994-5269. condition. Loud! Best offer. Mark 366-9176. Furniture sale; highest priced item: $30.00. '72 Honda CB 350. Black, lo mileage, $400. in knowledge always pays Varsity Basketball Cheerleading - General Couches, chairs, bed, etc... Everything must 255-4472. Interest Meeting, May 9, 7:00 p.m., go! Call at 998-2612. the best interest." Beni•min fr•nklin Kirkwood Room, 2nd floor, Student Center. Furniture sale! highest priced item: $30.00 All men and women invited. Last chance for senior pictures for Yearbook couches, chairs, beds... etc... Everything on Thurs. May 10, 9-12 and 1-5. No sign-up must go! Call998-2612. ROCKY BLEIER, PITTSBURGH necessary! STEELER, FRIDAY, MAY 4th, 3 p.m., STU· DENT CENTER. All typing needs: fast, accurate. IBM Cor· . lost and found rectlve tape machine perfect copies. Pat 731· John Brown comes to the U. of D.! See him 51101. on the AMS T·ahlrt. For info, see the AMS of· Found: long gold chain necklace between flee, 317 KOF. Purnell and Smith at 1:45 p.m. on Tueaday in May lat. Contact Debbie at the Review office Put yourself Last chance for intensity this Semester! for sale x2771. JUNGLE PARTY at D.U. Sat. at 9. •1 with coetume; •uo without. '78 Honda Moped. 500 miles, like new condl· Jungle Party at D.U. on Sat. 9 p.m. tion; will dellver; t42$.00 or beat offer. (215) riTTil~r Last chance for senior pictures for Yearbook 932-38115. Found - miniature Schnauzer, greylah in on Thurs., May 10, 9-12 and 1-5. No a1cn up color. Call Debbie lJttwln 3111-9210. neceaaaryl CLEARANCE SALE '86 Tri 500cc, tagged but rc1U8h; 1at t225 - SLR, fluh, ac: JUNGLE PARTY AT DELTA UPSILON on ceuoriq: •1116-donn frldee, 15 months; .-. personals Sat.9p.m. Bl11381-9299. eSSIOD Kath ··So Iliad vou're mv little sis! I'm look· Mayday, a celebration of spring Saturday, NEW WEDDING GOWNS under •100. 321- in& forward to a long 1ut1nc friend.lhlp. Love May 5th. Noon unW I p.m. south side of 4551. in Alpha Phi, Lynn. Memorial Hall. Need car but dlalllualoned with high-priced Jamla Ia risen( ( for all who know... Beware. Aquatica Club show tonight at Carpenter new cars? Conalder well-maintained 11170 Pool. Volvo. Economical: 4 cyllncler, regular gaa, sturdy, aafe, comfortable, 109,000 milq, new We, Molly, Bong and Jorby: Mung says give paint, Immaculate interior, radlala, runs tralna, baths. Space Cadet. well.:.~~:~.!ryanne ~2849 or 316-11192. avallable John, another personal of your very own!! Profeaalona1 potters wheel, Brent Model C, Thanka again for a great time last Saturday night! Matching flowers, our own profe& '>2 hp. motor, call after 5:00 ~. EASY EXTRA INCOME! $500/1000 Stuffing alonal photographer, the ultimate munch-out Envelopes - Guaranteed. Send self· at Wlnatona, "that punch was good!", our addressed stamped envelope to: Dexter '78 Yamaha DT 400 Enduro, St. legal, 600 own car with a good stereo, my aching feet.. . Enterprises 3039 Shrine Pl. LA., CA 90007. miles, t975. Call or see Ed 117 GHE 386-9249 You really did carry me!... Time sure flies or 478-7573. when you're having fun. Love, Ruth. Exp. typist, Exc. spell. and punct., pick-up and delivery. 321H099. Graduation cap and gown. Cap: 6%; gown: Michael - in the last 6 months you've given small (5'4"-5'6"). Call 774-34114, day, 368-5105 me more joy than I thought possible. I love Experienced typist in Polly Drummond night.... oo. sharing my life with you (and my Birthday area, Term papers, theses. Call 728-5553. too! ) . Love always, Dolores. Come to Carter's Used Furniture Store. On 29 B&W Resume photos for $5. Review Elkton ROad at the Iron Hill Auction. 737- Linda's Airlines (Fly Me), they wouldn't ac photographer Jay Greene 731-7210. 7463. cept my credit so I charged it to Mike's Massage Parlor (Try Me). ·------'75 Honda CB360. Excellent condition, ex· Typing - 25 yrs. exp. 65 cents a page. Call S. Chuck Scharf uses QT to get that rich, two Anderson 738-1112 days or 737-7203 after 6. tras. Call Mark Kershaw, 366·9193. toned tan!'------·---- Giant 5' TV screen for rent. Call (301) 398- 5913. Motobecane Mirage 10-speed, excellent con· dition, barely ridden. Price includes new Deb - a little corny, but thanks for being a Citadel lock. $220.00 new - Sacrifice at great roomie. lJll. Typist. Theses, dissertations, term papers. $150.00. Call Jeff 368-8169. Varsity Basketball Cheerleading - General Call Sandy 731-1600 ext. 42-0ays; 73~232 Interest Meeting, May 9., 7 p.m. Kirkwood evenings. !lunk Beds: new, sturdy, attractive. $20.00 Room, 2nd floor Student Center. All men and Contact SueEllen 401 Thompson Hall. women invited. 3 bedroom furnished Park Place apt. to sublet June to August. Call Patti, Kim, Joan Ext. 11147: please inform your friends that 731-4903. '75 Honda CB 360, excellent condition, ex· It's the tras. Call Mark Kershaw, 386-9193. your number is 1847 not 1487. Ext. 1487. time to rise TYPIST, experienced. Term papers, theses, dissertations. Excellent spelllng and punc Radial Tires- Veloce GT, guaranteed 40,000 ROCKY BLEIER PITTSBURG STEELER and shine! tuation. IBM Correcting Selectric miles, only 5,000 miles on them. Must sell $40 FRIDAY MAY 4th, 3 p.m. STUDENT typewriter. 386-1452. for ALL FOUR TIRES. Call Eugene 998-2271 CENTER. or 478-2402. Expert typing, 13 years experience, 75 cents Steve-is It true gentlemen prefer HAINES? per double-spaced page. 368-1996. 1968 Vespa SOL scooter and CIAO moped. Both with low mileage. Vespa never llcens· B.M. Want to cut it down to 4 minutes flat? PROFESSIONAL TYPING of theses, dlsser· ed. Asking $375 for Vespa and $285 for CIAO. I'm game! AnamazingBunny. lations, books. IBM Selectric, Greek Math, Call3~10 after 5 PM. foreign language symbols available. Ex· Jungle Party, the savage beat of native DELAWARE RESIDENT perienced manuscript editing, proofreading 4 new tires (2000 miles) and/or 2 new snow drums, the boiling cauldrons filled with the Ms. Frick, 368-2318. tires all 14". Must sell so give me an offer. deadly jungle Brew! Hundreds of restless Undergraduate Regular Summer 366-9248-Ed. natives dancing under heathen skies... For Credit Hours Semester Session Savings Experienced typist. $. 75 double-spaced page. all this, and a hangover too DU's JUNGLE Call Mary Patton 453-9202. AMPEG B15-S 2 channel baas ampllfler. 175 PARTY Sat. 9 p.m. U.OO w/costume, U.50 watts. Excellent condition. Loud! .2.50. or without. 1 $ 39 $ 39 - Typing - Fast, neat and accurate. 75¢ page. best offer. Mark 366-9176. 2 78 78 - Call737-u47. S.R.B. Thanks, It's been a great two months! Golden Retriever pups: AKC Champ sired, Happy anniversary. Love, SKB. 3 117 117 - Typing - experienced - teim papers, wormed, shots. Variety of colors: males, 4 156 130 5% theses, etc., Marilyn Hurley 738-41147. $150.00 evenings. 478-0381. Aquatic Show tonight at Carpenter pool. 5 195 130 33% 6 234 130 44% Advertl•ment 7 273 130 52% 11WHV DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?" NON-RESIDENT Psalms 2:1 and Acts 4:25 Undergraduate Regular Summer Credit Hours Semester Session Savings "THERE IS NO PEACE, SAITH MY GOD, TO THE This shall come to pass in the last days when The House of - WICKED. CRY ALOUD, SPARE NOT, LIFT UP THY VOICE God Is exalted above all else In the earth: on the highest hill 1 $ 92 $ 92 LIKE A TRUMPHET, AND SHOW MY PEOPLE THEIR of a mountain In the top of the mountains. All nations shall 2 184 184 - TRANSGRESSION, AND THE HOUSE OF JACOB THEIR flow unto that High Place to be taught God's Ways in order to 3 276 276 - SINS," Isaiah 57:21, etc. walk In His Paths. It Is then that The Lord will judge among No peace to the wicked! There are two places In the Bible the nations and bring peace. 4 368 280 24% that tell of peace among the nations when they shall beat Are you and I who claim to be Christian and heaven bound 5 460 280 39% their swords Into plow-shares, and their spears Into pruning flowing up to that High Place, or, are we flowing do'wnward 6 552 280 49% hooks - Isaiah 2nd chapter, and Micah 4th chapter. Both seeking another level? It Is our duty and business to seek and messages are practically the same. The following quote Is proclaim peace for ourselves and as many others as we can. 7 &44 280 57% from Isaiah: Jesus Christ took a whip of cords and lashed out at the "And It shall come to pass In the last days, that the moun hypocrlts and profane wretches In The Temple, The Lord's tain of The Lord's House shall be established In the top of the House, and later His disciples remembered that Is was mountains, and shall be exalted above the hills: and all written of Him: "THE ZEAL OF THINE HOUSE HATH nations shall flow unto it. And many people shall go and say, EATEN ME UP!" Come ye, and let us go up unto the House of The Lord, to the What Is "eating on us?" The story Is told of a goat being House of The God of Jacob: and He will teach us of His ways, shipped by express: the agent sent his porter to find out and we will walk in His paths: for out of Zion shall go forth the where it was to go, who returned, and reported: "Oat goat law, and The Word of The Lord from Jerusalem. And He shall done 'et up' where it gwlne!" It is to be feared that many of us judge among the nations, and shall rebuke many people: and so-called Chrisitans have "eaten-up" our heaven bound tag, they shall beat their swords into plow-shares, and their if we ever had one! Our zeal for the world, the flesh, and the spears Into pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up sword devil has consumed us, and our love for money, pleasure, against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore. 0 sports, etc. has caused us to lower and degrade the House of House of Jacob, Come ye, and let us walk in the Light of The God, His Day, His Teachings, and His Paths! How then can Lord." we expect peace! P. 0. BOX 405 DECATUR, GEORGIA 30031 Advertl•ment May'*· 1979 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. Page17 Send your ad to us The Review Classified witla payment B-1 Student Center Rates: 5c/word· per issue Newark. Del:_l 9711 CLASSIFIED • Anybody out there wanna make some quick Hey 3rd floor Lane - Too slow. WE DON'T Rumour has It there Is a sly and cunning · Female wanted to share 2 bdrm. townhouse. male on North campus. He calls himself ThP. THINKING ABOUT FALL? Am trapped In money? Read this carefully If you do. I am a WANT IT! $135/mo +utilities. Car needed. Avallable Harter multiple;; will trade for any Central severely deranged follower and full-time Fox-beware ladles, he wears shark's skin June I. 7~296. argh, argh humour. Right Jake? single, East single, West single, North freak of the now defunct rock and roll group Yo ATO! You guys have so much spirit single, etc. Call Gary at 7~192, 8193. called THE WHO. You know the ones that you're the best!! I'm so proud to know you Students - comfortable rooms. Reserva did Pinball Wizard before Elton John got his all!! Love, Krls. Hey, are those toners real or what? We want tions now for fall term and summer school. Will trade a Rodney A single for any single greasy fingers on it. Anyway, I got all their the know. Sincerely, the Three Snakes of 3rd Co-ed, parking, convenient. West Main albums except one, and that Is the one called fl. Russel on East or Central campus. See Guy In 108 Denise, still interested in ten pictures? Stop eo. Street. 731-4729. GilbertA. Magic Bus. If you or anyone you know has by, Mark 313E. MAGIC BUS. I will pay top dollar for It, NOT The Deerpark will always be there - but you Sublet. 2 bedroom apt; Papermlll. June '79- the double-album release, - the original can only pre-register for Fall once! Will switch GHD for any Harrington. Call copy. If you can help me before I lose my Sandy, September 11th we've got a date. Sept. '79. Call361Hl986. Rent Cheap! 368-9215. Mark It on your calendar. Mike. UNDECLARED STUDENTS - see your ad marbles call Ralph Ruth at 998-3921. If I'm vlaor, Arts and Science Advisement Center, not there leave your number with my mom- Roommate wanted to share townhouse. Willing to ·pay $50 for anybody who would 164 S. College Ave. today through May 11. Negotiations presented upon meeting. Close my. Joanne: Happy Late 19th Birthday! Margo. Call 738-1229 for an appointment. trade any men's Pencader single for a single ArtS. (l03PHC), Checkllat for Fri. Night: 1) to campus. Call737~9 . in Gilbert E. Call Hern at 738-1939 or 738-9675. pick up tuxedo, 2) go to drugstore, 3) pick up Dolores - hope you enjoyed cloud-tanning as Llza-To the greatest little Sis ever. Won't be Prom Date. Checklist for Sat. morning: 1) much as I did. long now.Love ya always. Karen. 2 bedroom Park Place apartment to summer I want a room. in Rodney, Brown, or Sharp. shave, 2) shower, 3) call OPERATION sublet. Call 738-9163. Call Mark at 366-92791f you know of one. Will VENUS. Dear Paula, I'm sorry about last Sunday. I'd Mare - Happy Birthday!! Thanks for being payforlt. like to make It up to you. How about meeting 6 bedroom house, 2 full bathrooms, furnish such a good friend and for joining me In all ed, llvlng room, dining room, kitchen, base ROCKY BLEIER, PITTSBHURG me at Cheapskates (opposite Gino's on Main my crazy adventures. Love, Sue. Wanted Pencader single for Rodney single. STEELER, FRIDAY MAY 4th, 3 p.m. STU Street) this Saturday night at 7 p.m.? We can ment. Only from June through August. 0 Call 738-1534. DENT CENTER. roller skate until mldnll!ht during this Located 366 S. College Ave. For more Info: SUSAN NESTLER WILL BE 20 ON MON 738-13911738-1752. special evening session, Sat. night only. I want to trade my Rodney Cll5 single for Love, Frank, 738-3118. DAY. SHE CAN NOW GO TO THE DEER To the number 1 legend In Bucktown: In PARK! any non-Rodney single. Mike rm. 352 Rodney honor of your 19th birthday. I have now slept Need roommate to share 2 BR apartment at A366-9292. In the lounge 19 times. Jersey Joe. To Lisa, the se:cy blonde at the Balloon two Sandalwood apts. for summer w/option for Pyqllla, happy 21st Birthday! PARTY, PAR ne:ct school year, rent Ia $110/month. May 17 weeks ago. Are you really Cheryl Tiegs' Have West complex co-ed, will trade for younger slater, or just a look-alike? I still TY,PARTY!•Never forget all the great times thru June 1st Is free. Ask for Gary 366-2935. BELCH!... last name... Caldwell. Jlmbo we've had this year... especially In almost anything on East or Central. Contact Bean says you can hit Wimp 19 times tonight. can't believe that you danced on the bar like Nancy 366-9322. that. What made you start taking your FLORIDA: Honeybee... THE WIRE! ... We Franco. need your fondue sets!... Are you coming Roommate wanted for a 2 bedroom house. clothes off anyway? All the guys at the bar $95/month rent +lit utilltles. Cheap! 5 home with me? Have you seen RHODE Will trade both halves of Russl!ll A double for Varsity Basketball Cheerleadlng - General guessed you must have been a stripper minute walk to campus, shopping, and bars. before you became a nurse. I'm glad that ISLAND and FLORIDA lately? ... Come to any Central or East campus co-ed double. Interest Meeting, May 9th, 7:00 p.m., the Tiki Room.. . Do you want some cheese In Available June 1 through fall senteater. after we left you showed me what you'd Looking for upperclassman, grad student, or Call Bob C. or Jon C. at 368-9232. Kirkwood Room, 2nd floor Student Center. your Peanut Butter sandwich? The Button All men and women Invited. learned. For a nurse, you look really good In worltlng person. Call evenings 366-0194. white-white sheets of course. Phyl, the Button, Never forget all the great Will trade Thompson double for any East times we've had this semester Just think, campus co-ed double. Call Sue 366-9321. 10 things you shouldn't do at the Semi ne:ct year can only be better! Love, Kathy & 2 bedroom furnished apt. In Victoria Mews to Formal: 1. Don't go home without your date. CLAYTON: You freshman!! Here's your Sue (the Florida Girls) Thank you very sublet for the summer. Call Diane at 366- 2. Don't spend night In bathroom getting damn personal. Happy? Love, Woots and much! 5833. ______Smyth double for any Pencader double. Deb sick. 3. Don't leave dance for bed at 9:30. 4. Kat. or Cathy 366-9190. Don't get caught stealing beer. 5. Don't be Cosmopolitan Club Electlon..Sprlng Fever Share 2 bedroom furnished apartment Col dominated by your date. 6. Don't get stoned Cosmopolltaln Club Elections - Spring Party Friday, May 4th. 8:00, elections, 9:00, onial Gardens. $125 Included A/C Call Rich Will trade lit Pencader double for any Pen In the bathroom with the Plmper. 7. Don't Fever Party, Friday May 4th. 8:00p.m. elec party. International Center. 738-3351. ceder single or accept any Pencader single buy your date Diet Pepsi. 6. Don't drive a tions, 9:00 Party. International Center. being dropped. Bonus available. Call John ghetto cruiser. 9. Don't get so drunk your Half of two bedroom apartment for sublet for (rm. 211) at366-9236. date won't talk to you anymore. 10. And Bob Lucas - Sorry we couldn't steal your "As You Like It" opened last night. Old you sheet this year - we didn't feel like climbing summer. Fully Furnished. Good location. finally don't spend the whole night In bar In miss your chance? No. May 4-5, 10-12 8:15 onKA'sroof! J+R- (SP). 737-1084. HELP! Senior stuck In Dickinson wlll pay up stead of with your dates. p.m. Mitchell Hall. Tickets one dollar. to $50 for a single In Pencader, Central or Victoria Mews apartment - Two bedrooms. Rodney. Call Fay: 738-1531 To all the Zaps and the "prefer Number 20" Dear Eddie: Our times together during these SLM and RMB - I'm looking forward to our past three years have been filled with a lot of Available for summer season and people out there, Christiana RA training was "party" tonight. You guys are AHI friends! thereafter. Cost: $225 per month Including Will trade a Squire double for any Harr a memorable and fulfllllhg experience. It's love, understanding and growth.. We've P.A. done many things and shared many utilities. Reason: I've got to leave Newark Ington or Russell double. Bernl366-9780. difficult to describe In words the feelings we for the summer and can't have this albatross shared. The warmth, love, and joy that were thoughts.. I will always keep In my heart the Sorry that I didn't make It on Wednesday, memories of our three ;•ears and hope we around my neck. Call 731-9032, ask for Tracy We have a 2 bedroom Conover apartment but part of a sensational learning e:cperlence! or Mary. We're all reaching out... helping each of us but did Elsie KISS THE GROUND? will share many more together. Love would like a 2 bedroom College Town apart always, Denise. and others In their development... Trying to ment. If you would like to trade, please con achieve some common goals. Thank you for Hey "U"- Ne:ct year's gonna be great!! So Sublet: 2 roommates needed to share 4 tact Clare at 366-9242. what you've given me. I'm looking forward glad you're staying. "You've got a friend". Patti: Where do I begin? If I listed all the bedroom house for summer. One room also to getting to know you better and working on Love, "T". remembers It would take forever, so I'll available Sept-May. Rent: $115/mth Want to trade Gilbert A double, 3rd floor, for the staff. You're all number 1 with me (and I simply say have a fantastic 21st Birthday (including utilities). In Kimberton, 1'h mlles any Pencader double. Money Involved. Con from campus. Call 737-41531. don't mean number one the continuum). Happy 19th. Mar, you brazen Hussy! and thanks for being such a good friend. The tact Phil J. 366-9218. Thanks a lot, Don. P.S. Who has my corks? other half of the teaching duo, C-Well Happy 19th you male wh're, have fun Sublet 2 bedroom Towne Court apartment. Girl's Pencader H middle double for A-F WILL TRADE THOMPSON DOUBLE FOR In Bermuda with the Fo:r and keep that year Cosmopolitan Club Elections-spring Fever June-August w/option of picking up lease. Pencader middle double. 738-1802. ANY EAST CAMPUS COED DOUBLE. book handy for emergencies. "Glory Boy Party Friday May 4th 8: GO-election; 9: GO Call731-5767. CALL SUE 366-9321. O'Brien." party, International Center. Will trade Rodney D single (girls) for any 1 bedroom apt. Sandy Brae sublet, furnish Gilbert single. Call Cherl45~. ed, June thru August. Call 731~175. Will switch GHD for any Harrington. Call Jabonie: This Is for Bonie for as we all know, To the woofs... no problem, It WAS my bid.. 366-9215. he's leaving for Kodak we'll hate for you to You will believe women can party-see 4th go. Those down hometown folks never floor Kent, The Movie .. Bow, Bow, Bow. 'h of 2 bedroom Southgate apt. completely furnished, avallable from May 7. $117 /month wanted Phog: Happy 6 months! Thanks for all the thought he could: "This Uttle Country Boy Cosmopolitan Club Elections -Spring Fever beautiful memories. You're so special! Love Making It Good ... " You probablY. still think (IQcludes heat). Call Mike at 366-0304. Within Party Friday May 4th 8:00 elections 9:00 'h mile of campus. always, your little girl. you look like Clint. But with ~t receding party. International Center. SUMMER JOBS NOW! WORLD CRUISES! hairline - God damn - S ... ! The 'Human PLEASURE YACHTS I No e:cperience I Good BrWe: It hurts when you're mad at me. You Dynamo' we think you'll never be... 'Cause A GREAT DEAL! One bedroom Towne Pay! Caribbean, Hawaii, World! Send $3.95 with that scrawny body - "That's crazy". "Have you ever played 20 questions?" Many Court apt. fully furnished, phone. Sublet for APPUCATION and direct referrals to mean too much to me. Let's try and make It thanks to the 200 Pencader residents who to the end of the semester without any more You thought you knew the physics of an June to August, $200/month. Call731-9654. OCEANWORLD AA Box 80129, Sacramento, escalator but how could you, with your head received questionnaires last weekend. If you CA95880. fights. Here's to a better ne:ct year. Love, have not returned one yet, please do - we Dlckweed. In an escalator? The Pub, Balloon, and Deer Male to share with 2 males In Colonial Park, too; with Kinch, Gino, us and Big Tru. want to hear what you have to say. Thanks again, Jane. Gardens 2 bedroom. $73/month for summer JOBS! LAKE TAHOE CALIF! Fantastic Youuur giant reservoir - still must e:idst but with options for Fall. No smoking or drugs, Tips! $1,7()0-f4,000 summer! Thousand& still To the guy In the green shirt, who on 4/30 just do bongers 'till it's fixed. The 'Grand n said I was the prettiest girl on campus - call453-4527. needed. Casinos, Reataurants, Ranches, luslon' was always your honey. But number Come swing from the rafters at D.U. Satur Cruises. Send $3.95 for APPUCATIONIIN Thanks! It really made my day! one Ia your album: Eddie Money. You never day at 9 p.m. Music & refreshments plus Zu FO. To LAKEWORLD AA, Bo:c 80129, got the BJ nor the good lay, but "such Is life" Available June 1st: half of two bedroom Fox Zu juice. Cost $1.00 w/costume, $1.50 Sacramento CA 95880. Will trade lit Pencader double for any Pen as you always say. We know you're In without. . • croft apt. Pool and close to campus. Call 738- ceder single or accept any Pencader single heaven with page 247 but as much as you 6748. being dropped. Bonus available. Call John hate, you must settle for Big Kate. With this (rm. 211) at 366-9236. we must say have fun and good luck. Sublet I bedroom jr. Towne Court. $200/mo Female non-smoker to share Victoria Mews Perhaps up In Rochester you'll find your renVsublet available lmmed. 738-9754. apt. for summer. Rent negotiable. 737-7880. Fantastic Smyth double for average Pen first f... Burnout Brigade Horn Club. ceder double. Deb or Cathy 366-9190. Roommate for house on Cleveland Ave Rent an apartment - partly furnished - 2 Female roommatte(s) needed! June After a long, arduous day observing the (Horseshoe). Own room. June to September. bedroom $175/month -includes utillties call August. Park Place apts. $75/month. Call 737-3873, ask for Mary or Kathy. Claire, Beth, Cindy, Susie, Marty, Dave and fraternities during the Greek Games and Call Lisa, 4~8. Bill '137-8878. Donna - thank you so much for making my from all data collected (proven to be 19th Birthday the best ever. I'll always facutal), the following conclusion has been Didn't get a room? Town Court Apartment, Sublet apartment: 1 bedroom In Linden Female models for nude photographic com remember it. You guys are the greatest, reached: all members of TKE and Pika are partially furnished, 2 bedroom. Call 368-7898 Green, pool, balcony, $215/mo. June 1 to positions. E:rcellent pay. Call Andy 994-4225 love, B. wimps and nothing more. Long live THETA after6. August 31, 1979. Call ~267 or 738-2950. between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. CHI! Special credits for MARLA. Male student desires roommate to share Furnished Ivy apt. available June and July Female roommate to share 2 bedroom Main Linda Elsen: Happy Birthday!! Oh ... It's not apartment In Towne Court beginning June 1. for responsible person( a). Cheap and conve St. apt. and lit of utlllties. 737-3736. today? It was Tuesday! Oops. Love from Call366-7179 after 5. nient. 738-9070 or 738-7029. TO THE ONE WHO'S AT THE UBRARY your spacey friend& Katwoman and Woots. WHENEVER I STOP BY... Last Saturday Summer babysitter wanted. 25 hours/week. was great, but It ended a bit early. How 2 bedroom apt. for lease, partially furnished. Sublet 2 bedrm apt. In Fo:rcroft. June 1-Aug. 731-9483 after 4:00. about giving It another try? FROM THE Sign up now for an Interview for Faculty $259/month. June-Aug. Towne Court, nice 31. Furnished, pool, washer/dryer - 731- ONE WHO STOPS BY. Senate and Board of Trustees Committees. apt. Call368-3021, or 478-0857. 0748. HOMEWORKERS WANTED. $600 per 1000 See Ray Webber In Student Information Of mailing circulars. Guaranteed earnings! flee for times. You wondered who was the neatest girl on House for rent for summer and next year. Fourth female roommate needed for house. 5 Write: MYRIAD, Bo:r 1893HH, Denton TX campus? No more questions guys, here's the $75 a month. Five minutes from campus by minute walk from campus. Own bedroom. 76201. answer: LORRIE SMITH. But be careful, Last chance for senior pictures for Yearbook car. Lots of land! 737-3216, evenings. $62.50 +utilities/month. Call737-1150. pretty girls can also be smart and sensible. on Thurs. May 19, 9-12 and 1-5. No sign-up Female roommate, Y.. of 2 bedroom apart necessary! Un admlrateur (secret)! Roommate wanted for very nice house, W. Female roommate needed for 2 bedroom ment. Call Terry 737-5993 or 236A Ag Hall. Main, 200 ft. garden space. For summer, Foxcroft townhouse June till September. Available June 1. The Review Is gonna lose! ! ! ! ! ! Happy 19th, C-Well, a guy who treats women pref. thru fall also. Call Debbie at 731-5331. Free pool, washer/dryer. Non-smoker and basketball the same: passes off as often please. 36!HI451. Any Pencader double for Smyth double. Deb as he goes for it. Spectrumly Jim 3 bedroom house to sublet for summer. 39'h or Cathy 368-9190. You like Pop Rocks? Hope your haircut "Dunleavy'' Kaat. E . Cleveland in Horseshoe. 738-5640. doesn't look like a deke. Roommate needed. Male or female, share 2 bedroom apt. In Victoria Mews. Own room. Male or female needed to share spacious cot The President's "B" theory has proven suc Sublet for summer, 2 bedrm. apartment next Danny of Dickinson- Your smile melted two Immediately. Paul737-0996. tage in the outskirts of Rehoboth with three cessful. Hail to the Chief! Happy Birthday to campus. Call 737-9420. others. Five minute biking from center of hearts Saturday night. Joe Gar. Bark, Joe Tan, and the Sinh Sym Female needed for apartment in Ocean City, town, but away from turmoil of tourism. Call phony. Implementation of theory com Marl or Usa: 737-5363 or Joyce: 239-2363. Hey 3rd floor Lane - Bet you're wondering mences at 0900 hours. N.J. 1'h blocks from the beach, share with Roommate wanted for Y.. of 2 bedroom apt. Available now until Aug. 31. $60 Plus utilities wlio wants It! two other people. $500 for May 26-8ept. 6. Call737-0413. gets own room. Transportation needed. One or two roommates for two bedroom San The fourth Annual Mother's Day Eve Spring (Strawberry Run Apartments) 731-0495 or dy Brae Apartment. Available for summer To the beautiful jock blessed with charm, hoopla party get together thing is nearly 3611-3526. and/or fall. Call 738-9205. wit, personality and good looks. So you were here (I.e. May 12) This year's festivities will Female roommate wanted to share apt., right and I was wrong, but who knows, be held In scenic Collingswood N.J. For completely furnished, own bedroom, walk maybe I'm a winner at love... K. transportation Information and reservations ing distance of campus, June-August. Cen Female roommate to share Park Place on the rumored bus call Danny 368-9671. tral Air conditioning. $90/month plus room change apartment for summer. 738-7706. utilities. 738-7436. J.J. (TA for CMS200) -I've fallen Into your Roommate wanted for l'z of 2 bedroom Col graben. Care to join me? Please reply! Will trade 'h Gilbert D double for any single. Sparkle of the Desert Island. P.S. Want to go Dave (ROC 1st floor)- This means war! (of 3 bedroom Towne Court apartment to sublet onial Gardens, E Main St. beginning June. Contact Pat 453~779. sailing near the equator? wits) Maggie. at reduced rent, June-Sept. 1. Call366-9247. Alll Greg 366-9236. Page 18 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE.,.NEWARK, DEL May 4, 1979 R uggers Second lri Tourney The Delaware Rugby Club Orecchio's 40 yard run first half tied the game at 2-2. IILDIRNISS lAYS----~ took second place in the highlighted the Delaware Former Blue Hen gridder Bucknell Tournament held scoring. Dave Fritz then assisted this past weekend at Delaware took on host Steve Vollendorf on a score to Lewisburg. Bucknell in the semi-finals give Delaware a 7-6lead. Last 2 Days Taking a 1-3-1 record into and defeated them by a score to SAVE! the tournament, the ruggers of 9-4. Ken Liskey's 40 yard Delaware was forced to defeated West Chester in the romp provided the Hens with play short a man due to lack quarter-finals to allow them the scoring power· they need of manpower and could not 15% Off Mt. Parkas to advance to the semis. With ed to overtake the-Bisons. hold off the potent Buffalo of the score tied 6-6 at the end of Buffalo Valley (Pa,) then fense who scored late in the regulation time, Delaware defeated Delaware in the contest and went on to win 15- was awarded the victory finals that were held on Sun 7. because it had scored more day. Kevin Nepueux's penal tries in the contest. Charlie ty kick mid-way through the The Hen ruggers take their 3-4-1 record to Easton this weekend for a match against Lafayette. A Fond Farewell to the Senior Brothers of AET. 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Call Collect . day. defeat t~eir G~ttysburg op- DeKALB ST. and BORO LINE RD. Greg Barkley a consistant ponents m straight sets and The Delaware netters end- KING OF PRUSSIA, PA. 19406 performer all 'season, gave ice the Delaware victory. "I ed the season with a 14-2 Delaware a 1-0 lead as he was sort of frustrated after record overall and a 4-1 mark easily defeated Jim Breck in losing my singles match so in conference play. ··llllll•••••••••••••••••••l straight sets 6-2, 6-0. Second singles Steve Sieke then fell SPRING victim to Gettysburg's Joe ... Batters Open ECC's (Continued from Page 20) times. When you leave 14 men Mesmer who defeated him in pions, went to the long ball THING79 three sets 6-3, 2-6, 6-0 to even on base you shouldn't expect three times during the game. to win,'' Coach Hannah said the score at 1-1. Senior Mike The crushing blow came in Abuhoff disposed of Get of his team's performance. the eighth inning when pinch Against St. - Joseph's the tysburg's Jim Putnam in hitter Steve Murray blasted a SATURDAY, MAY 5th three long sets to put Hens will stay with their 420 ft. drive over the left field regular lineup and Jim Delaware back in front 2-1. fence to put the Profs ahead 7- Mter Gettysburg tied the Trevena will be the starter, 5. according to Hannah. If the 10 am to 6 pm match with ~ victory in the Coach Bob Hannah Hens beat St. Joe's they most fourth singles match, countered with hi"S own secret Delaware's freshman sensa likely will play Temple who Day ofFun and Festivities weapon in the ninth when he plays West Chester in the tions Steve Querner and Ken sent Joe Trovareli to the Dill outhit their opponents to other Friday game. The Owls plate. Trovareli smashed a and the Hens will meet at with give Delaware a 4-2 match line drive which just missed lead. Querner is now 18-2 on noon on Saturday in the dou clearing the right field fence. ble elimination tournament. Arts and Crafts, Games, Demos, the season, playing in the fifth As it happened, the ball hit singles position. below the top of the fence and Food, Skydivers, Clowns, Needing only one Delaware the rightfielder got the ball in Fortune TeUers and Much victory in the doubles com quickly to hold Trovareli to a petition to ice the match, the single.Leo Fiorilla scored on USE~ Morel first doubles team of Abuhoff the hit, but Gary Gehman and Barkley came out on the grounded into a force play short end of the score as they *REVIEW and Brett Gardner hit into a Located North Campus were defeated by Get game ending double play, on tysburg's Breck-Mesmer stopping the Hen's last scor Sponsored by team 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. ''After the ing threat. CLASSIFIEDS North Cqmpus Programming Board first set they really became "We just didn't hit the play aggressive and took over the in the right places at the right The Center for Counseling, through the Department of STUDENT Educational Development and Practices offers several courses each semester that are intended DEVELOPMENT to provide personal learning opportunities for participants. The courses focus on issues, skills, and theories that are important COURSES-FAll .1979 in human development. During fall semester, 1979, the following courses and sections will be offered: EDP 330, Helping Relationships (1 credit). Basic therapy. Students evaluate theories from a consumer's helping-counseling skills are taught in a small group point of view. Films, tapes, or demonstrations will be setting. A good opportunity for students who are provided for each theory as well as an opportunity to currently in a "helping role," or who intend to enter a role play the various techniques. helping profession. EDP 334, Experiential Education (3 credits) - EDP 331, Career Exploration (1 credit)- Tuesday, 3-5 Tuesday, 7-10. p.m. (Case). A course designed to p.m. (Sharf & Gilpin). A course for students facing provide students with career related field experiences in career decisions: major selection, occupational choice · education, juvenile corrections, health, and social and implementation of career plans. Students study the services. In addition to class attendance, students are career development process--exploring interests, required to spend a morning or afternoon each week abilities, values; researching careers , through doing fieldwork. occupational literature and information interviews; and learning job-seeking skills and strategies. EDP 367, Human Relations (3 credits) - (Dambach & Bryer). This course will be presented in a lecture/lab EDP 332, Personal Growth Seminar (1 credit) - format with didactic, cognitive material being Tuesday, 3-5 p.m. (Simons). An encounter group presented and discussed in the lecture and experiential where participants <'xperience and discuss the value of learning being the focus of the lab. Topics include the a group of facilitating personal growth. self in relationship; general communication skills svch as self-disclosure, listening skills and assertiveness; EDP 333, Workshop Counseling Theories (3 credits) - friendship; male-female relationships; intimacy; conflict Tuesday, 7-10 p.m. (Archer). A course. designed to management; and other related areas. explore several theories of counseling and pyscho- FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 738·2141 THE CENTER FOR COUNSELING Page 20 THE REVIEW, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DEL. May 4, 1979 Lehigh Here Tomorrow Laxmen Continue Winning By DAVID HUGHES Leh1gh, and agam here on because the referees blinded No, it was not a very pretty WednesdaY against themselves to a blatant of game, nor a very entertaining Maryland, the nation's fisdes violation, the goal one. The Blue Hen lacrosse second-ranked team. stood. Mark 'Doctor' .. team dumped host Get- Strohman then took a Jimmy tysburg 11-9 Wednesday on a It's common knowledge Shwartz feed and blasted one scoreboard-less field prac- among the players that they in with less than a minute to tically overlooking the scene will have to perk up a bit and go. of Pickett's Charge: But it play better lacrosse against was almost more exciting to the last two foes, especially, On the day, the freshman have witnessed defensemen God knows, when the mighty Marone pumped in three Peter Lohrey devour 24 Terrapins come to town. goals and added two assists, pieces of fried chicken pur- Delaware outclassed Get while McCloskey added two chased at a restaurant after- tysburg in every sense of the in each column. Both were wards, or see freshman Hap word but came away just two the Hens' opening goal Taylor stroll leisurely about goal winners. scorers as Delaware rallied the bus naked, or finally have to a 2-2 tie after one, coming the bus come upon another "A win is a win," said at back from early deficits of 1-0 bus on I-95 which contained tackman Billy Sturm, who and 2-1. the Delaware women's scored twice. "It wasn't a lacrosse team, returning very good__game today, but we The Hens enjoyed a 5-2 edge from a game in Baltimore. came out ahead. It seems by the half on scores by Even the traveling route, that's the way this team Sturm and two more from which itself included plays. Look at the scores all McCloskey and Marone. As Baltunore, was a conversa year long. Every game has against Bucknell, Delaware's tion piece. been close. But did you see us defense played a superb ball But the Hens won again, get psyched when it got game. Sam Dolente was and in the process notched close? That's the way we do awarded a game ball for his their tenth win in a row, a it." efforts along with sub-middie Delaware record, and their Tim Galvin. Delaware did get psyched 12th win in 13 games this spr Thircl quarter Delaware ing, another Hen record and at the end when it got close, and made the revival seem tallies came from Sturm off a quite a feat for first year Marone pass fq>m Mc coach Bob Shillinglaw. The almost too easy, like almost an obnoxious slap on the back Closkey's stellar one-on-one stickers, ranked 13th na clear downfield, Richie Fitch, Review photo by Neol Williamson tionally, have two games left to an outclassed opponent. Leading 9-5 after three Shwartz on a rebounded CLEARING 13 FEET this Hen vaulter prepares at Monday's prac on the 1979 schedule, tomor Strohman stinger, and Ralph tice to spring again at a Rider meet today and tomorrow. row here against ECC foe quarters, the Hens let Get tysburg right back into the Rogers on another McCloskey Ten-Game Winning Streak Snapped ball game with three straight feed. tallies. But this was when the The Hen defense had suc Hen bench came alive ana the cessfully killed off a double team realized they were play man-down situation late in Batters Open Playoffs Today ing poor lacrosse. Middie the third quarter, and came John McCloskey, Delaware's out of the same period ahead By TOM CHOMAN On Monday the Hens pound relief, got the win by pitching leading scorer and the guy thanks to two Gettysburg pipe The Delaware baseball ed out 11 hits for eight runs to nine complete innings. who usually comes to the fore shots, one which deflected off team went one for two this beat the Towson State Tigers "I had a little trouble with in such key situations, took both uprights but failed to week, winning their 30th 8-5. Joe Trovareli, a surprise the curve ball, but after the the ball from midfield after penetrate the net. game Monday against starter at first base, drove in fourth I settled down the Gettysburg score, trotted the tying and winning runs Towson State and losing to somewhat," Strusowski com downfield and made a BROKEN STYX - B ... host Glassboro State Wednes with his single to left in the mented, "I needed ~he work beautiful feed to attackman bottom of the eighth inning. had two pipe shots of their day which snapped their ten because I haven't thrown Moses Marone cutting all own, from McCloskey and game winning streak. The Trovareli, a freshman from since against West Chester.'' alone toward the crease. Vineland, N.J., hit his first Rogers ... Hens lost groun~ games served as warmups The home run hurt the Hens Marone didn't even have to ball battle, 81-68 ... Gettysbt· · for the Blue Hens, who play homerun of the season to the when they lost to Glassboro shoot hard to put the Hens up opposite field in the fifth inn had 48 shots, Hens 38 ...... St. Joseph's College at home on Wednesday, 7-6. The Profs, 10-8. Burns had 13 saves ' today at 3 p.m. in the opening ing to tie the score at 2-2. defending Division III Cham- Gettysburg did score again, Senior righthander Skip Delaware, his GettysbUl- ~ round of the East Coast Con (Continued on Page 19) as the minutes waned, but counterpart had 26. ference playoffs. Strusowski, usually used in !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~Grid Gab!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ by David Hughes~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~ I It's All Over 'Til AUgust After Blue-White Game I It's all over tomorrow. everyone else is enjoying the sun, tices. "Sure, I enjoy it," deadpanned Spring football, five butt-breaking crack the line up for the first time, Blue Hen football players must put on 240-pound senior Herb Beck, who is that means instant pressure. weeks of Blue Hen gridiron practices, the pads four days a week and pound switching again this year from tackle "For the older guys it's not so finally ends tomorrow for some 130 each other into the turf all afternoon to guard. "What else is there to do? hard. They know what's going on," players fighting for positions on this with no game on Saturday to break up I'd rather be doing this. I'm juiced commented offensive lineman Randy year's Hen varsity. Tomorrow's an the monotony. How much fun can this spring. And I'm learning more. Moccia. "But for the young guys it's nual Blue-White game at Delaware that be? That's the main idea of spring ball, to quite a challenge. Spring ball is all Stadium will be the last football here "Yeah, it's the best part of the year, learn." personal. It's mostly doing your own until fall camp opens at the end of and there we are out on the field," "It's the time for each individual to job or else. And you get no sympathy. August. By that time, Coach Tubby . said linebacker K.C. Keeler. "But determine his own fate," said Vince Sure, the fall's team starts here. But Raymond and his numerous there's an obvious need, I hate to Hyland, entering his last year as a now is the time for a guy to make the assistants will have whittled that think what it would be like in the fall defensive back. "We have all our lives team. That's the way it was for me." figure of 130 down to 80. with no spring ball. It's toughest on to do other things. I mean, how long Spring Ball is necessary. It's an im the freshmen. They're the one who can you study? Spring is the time for a "It's good for the underclassmen," portant ingredient of the program, have to make the team. I'm in a little football player to write his own script said halfback Ed Wood. "It's not as any successful college football pro more comfortable position. I've com that will be acted out in the fall.'' intense as in the fall. Certainly the gram. All the freshmen whose college pleted a year at least.'' coaches are serious, but it's not as if football careers are at stake have had Adds center Mike Donnalley: "It there's a game coming up." It's really a rougt. time the last month, and they Defensive tackle Mike Bachman doesn't bother me. Of course, it hasn't tough to get psyched up for each prac will be giving it their all tomorrow agreed. "I wouldn't say I enjoy it," he been too hot yet this spring. But a tice. Face it, most of us would rather under those numerous keen pairs of - remarked, "but spring ball is seven-month layoff would be be at the beach or someplace." coaches' eyes. necessary for the building of a good disastrous. The program couldn't run They all would probably rather be But spring ball is not much fun. It's team. In that respeCt it's not too much without it.'' '>.... someplace else, but they all, to a man, a time strictly for players to learn and of a pain." In spring ball, the coaches are look realize the importance and necessity a time for the coaches to determine Some, though, actually enjoy the ing past conditioning to actually fill of spring football, And they'll be bang who will cut the mustard. While rigors of the four-day-a-week prac- ing the squad. For a man trying to ing head tomorrow as if it's October.