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Volume 67 • Number 14 Campus mourns two professors Computer Science prof. Maginnis, at Drexel for over 30 years, dies of cancer Catherine Campbell received his masters degree in Of The Triangle physics at Syracuse University. While studying he was James Maginnis, a Drexcl involved in numerous honor Professor of Computer Science societies including Sigma Pi and Mathematics since 1958 Sigma in physics, Phi Mu died Tuesday, Jan. 14 of liver Epsilon in math, Sigma Xi in cancer. He was originally ap science, and the Phi Kappa Phi pointed associate professor of scholastic honor society. mathematical statistics and was He was in the Navy from the director of the D rexel’s 1943 to 1946where he served computing center until 1969. In duty on the U.S.S. Columbia and his early years at Drexel he the U.S.S. Mount Olympus and played a fundamental role in retired from the Navy Reserves developing the U niversity’s with the rank of commander. Computer Science Department. Maginnis taught up until this During the 1960’s Maginnis was past fall term but decided not to Jo\m\»ssa\V>fTheTrUmgie also a special advisor to teach winter term do to his Tom Cullen races to yielory In the 1000 yardfreestyle Wednesday afternoon against Lehigh. The rest on the Govemor Scranton on computer illness. According to the College men'steambeattheVnUersUyof Delaware last Saturday, 151-90. See the story on page 19. issues in Pennsylvania. of Arts and Sciences Dean He graduated from Duke Canavan, Prof. Maginnis was University in 1946 where he one of Drexel’s most effective earned a B.S. in physics with a teachers and taught thousands of Devinney nam ed departm ent head minor in math. In 1948 he students over the years. Stacey Crown permanent replacement. believes that the "majors in the Devinney received her Humanities and Communica Of The Triangle Masters and PHD in German tions department right now Kane, Drexel adjunct prof. for 23 years, Dr. Margaret Devinney was from the University of Pennsyl really compliment the technical dies as result of ice skating accident named the new department head vania and first came to Drexel as side of the University.” for Humanities and Communica an adjunct professor in 1979. As to Devinney’s new posi Stacey Crown______in vision rehabilitation for tions, effective January 21. She then became a tenured tion, Dean Thomas Canavan Of The Triangle children and adults. The position has b ^ n vacant professor and the assistant to the said that “Dr. Devinney has been Dr. Margaret Devinney, since the end of August when department head. Among her at Drexel since 1979 and has The department of Human department head for Humanities Dr. Burton Porter, then depart other classes, she has taught served both as a faculty and ities and Communications suf and Communications, said that ment head, accepted a position freshman composition, German, administrator during that time. fered another loss this past “I found him a very interesting at Western New England and Masterpieces of Literature She has very clearly won both weekend with the passing of Dr. person and a fascinating College in Springfield, Mass in German and English. the respect and confidence of all Martin Kane, 63, adjunct teacher... he was really a multi achusetts as the Dean of Arts “I think the humanities are of her colleagues.” professor for business and faceted person.” and Sciences. Dr. Phillip crucial to a technical Univer Devinney looks forward to technical writing. “Martin Kane was an Buehler has been serving as sity... a strong technological her new challenge and stressed Kane suffered a hemorrhage extraordinary member of the interim department head from University has a suong human that “my door is always open.” after falling and hitting his head adjunct faculty,” said Dean Sept. 1 to Jan 21 w hile the ities component,” said Devinney on the ice while skating at the Thomas Canavan, “he received college held an inhouse for a in a recent interview. She Wissahickon Skating Rink. excellent reviews from his Kane skated regularly and was a students... he was especially semi-pro hockey player as a effective in writing courses.” Student robbed at gunpoint near campus young man. Kane has been published in Kane was previously from over 40 publications; including John Van Ness was wearing a light colored said. At that time, the second the Nesbitt College where he iha Journal of Optometric Vision Of The Triangle jacket.” alleged assailant said, “what do taught human learning and Development, Academic Edwards said the victim you mean you don’t know.” development and research. Kane Therapy, The Gifted Child A Drexel student was robbed described the first assailant as According to Edwards, the is a doctor of optometry and Quarterly and the Journal of the at gunpoint at approximately approximately six feet tall and victim replied by stating, “I while teaching at Drexel, had a American Optometric Associa 6:45 p.m. last night, according to 175 pounds, and “the first one don’t know if there’s any money variety of other outside respon tion. He has given over 100 Sergeant Chris Edwards of stood infront of the victim and in i t ” sibilities. lectures since 1962 and has won Drexel Security. The incident, the second one in back.” “At that point, both actors He served as a human numerous awards for his work in which took place on 36th and According to Edwards, “the proceeded to walk north on 36th learning and development con optometry as well as an award in Baring St., was not reported to first one placed a gun against the towards Hamilton,” Edwards sultant, a seminar leader in ac 1970 from Drexel for “superior Drexel Security or Philadelphia victim’s stomach and said, ‘give said. “The victim stated ‘can I at cessing and managing informa performance in teaching.” He police until after 8:30 p.m. when it up.’” The gun was described least have my school ID.’ They tion in industry, an adjunct also produced a one hour the white male student as either a 45 automatic or a ignored him and continued to professor at the Pennsylvania 'documentary, Lisa, for NBC approached Drexel Security nine millimeter and as Edwards walk north.” College of Optometry in behav television in 1970, demonstra Officer Bryan Green in front of explained, “may have been “I do not believe there was ioral vision and at Antioch ting educational and therapeutic the Academic Building, and brown." any money in the wallet,” University in perception, cogni procedures for psychotic asked ‘how to report an armed The victim replied by saying Edwards said. “It did contain a tion and learning, an children. robbery.’ Edwards reiterated the “What do you mean ‘give it driver’s license, Drexel ID and a editor/manager for the Journal There will be no funeral, details of the incident because up,”’ said Edwards. MAC card. It also contained a o f Optometric Vision Develop keeping with Kane’s wishes; the victim was not available for The gun holder responded by City Bank Visa Card.” ment-, an international scientific instead there will be a party comment. cocking the pistol and repeating Tlie victim did not report the publication, a consultant for the celebrating his life. According to Edwards, the the words, ‘Give it up.’ At that robbery immediately because he Green Tree School in human Contributions can be made to alledged assailants were point, the victim pulled out his had c l ^ that he did not want to learning and development, a the Martin Kane Research Fund, described as “two black males in wallet aiid gave it to the gun miss. director for the Learning and College of Optometrists in their mid-twenties. Actor one man. The gunman then asked if The victim was taken to the Development Center in Vision Development, Box 285, was wearing an olive green there was any money in the West Detectives to look at mug Philadelphia, and had a private Chula Vista, California 91912. jacket, daric jeans, a sweater and wallet while looking through iL shots but was unable to identify optometric practice specializing sneakers... was about 5’7” and “I don't know,” the victim anyone. 2 • The Triangle • January 24,1992 Noted CPA speaks at Drexel PRSSA meeting Aarti Chauhan______highest award in the public Nov. 1990, her actual plan, this personal goal to help people. ment is the best way to make relations field in Pennsylvania. which did not depend on the At the meeting, she stressed yourself lead into a happier life.” Special to The Triangle She gathered together over outbreak of war, was not dedication and commitment to All students are invited to Patricia Walker, APR, CAE 240 accountants in PA to help implemented until Jan. 1991. her work, and stated that, to attend PRSSA meetings which of The American Institute of reservists and their spouses file Ared accountants volunteered make yourself happy, you need are held twice a month. The next Certified Public Accountants, tax returns during the Persian their time to file the returns. the desire and passion to achieve meeting will be held Jan. 29, at was a guest speaker at the Gulf Crisis. After her program in Phila your own goals. She expressed 5:00 in room 2023 MacAlister PRSSA meeting on Jan. 15. "^he Her campaign started in Nov. delphia was well under way, the to the group her belief that the Hall. Leslie Cohen will be a meeting drew 15 PRSSA 1990 when troops were being tax reservist program was only way that one can guarantee guest speaker. She will speak on members. shipped to other parts of the instituted in other cities. success is by believing in public relations agencies and Her topic was how she won country and to outside of the Extensive media coverage of the oneself and one’s own instincui- liaisons. the Pepper Pot Award, the U.S. Although conceived in program helped her to achieve al feelings. “Personal empower
Fellowship winner comes to Drexel Architecture faculty members honored Denise Inman who is researching the Del Special attention is given to The Department of Architecture has recently had two of its Triangle Staff Writer aware estuary and other aquatic topics of great concern to faculty members honored for their innovative design of a low- systems. Since he has been scientists worldwide. income housing development at 39th and Market Su-eets. Leo FOreder, a scientist from here, FUreder has focussed on Dr. Kilham expressed her Arlene and Don Maizkin won the Philadelphia Foundation for Innsbruck, Austria, has recently the study of basic tropical enthusiasm about the attention Architecture’s 1991 Award for Urban D esi^ Excellence for their been awarded a Fulbright Fel limnology (fresh water ecology). that her research activities design of the University City Family Housing development. The lowship. A well-known aca His research encompasses the receive. “It's terrific to bring an project was difficult due to its location on Market Street; this was demic accolade, the Fulbright physical and chemical para international flavor to aquatic woriced around by having the houses face each other, away from Fellowship will finance FUreder meters of water composition research here at Drexel”, said the street, giving the area more of a community feel.. for nine months at Drexel between temperate and tropical Dr. Kilham. “ We are all so University, in the biology zones. pleased to have Leo here." DUTV celebrates first anniversary laboratory of Dr. Susan Kilham. The Fulbright Commission in FUreder had planned to stody Next Wednesday, DUTV will be one year old. Drexel’s cable The Fellowship will pay Austria, in conjunction with the the Delaware with Dr. Kilham, television station, channel 54. has expanded its schedule to Ffireder’s traveling expenses to Austrian-American Educational but other research areas are also broadcast Mondays thought Fridays, 2;00>10;(X) p.m. and from Austria and those Commission, used this work as being explored. FUreder and connected with research, living the basis for granting FUreder Kilham hope that volunteers can In case of snow... expenses, as well as any books, the fellowship. The Commis be found to assist in the work, If there is a snow emergency in Philadelphia, Drexel will disks or software necessary for sion grants fellowships to which will make it possible to announce its school closing plans on KYW, 1060 AM. If the his biological study. researchers who express the measure a larger number of number 103 is announced, day classes are canceled; if 2103 is FUreder made his way to need to exchange information environmental borders. announced, evening classes are canceled. Drexel to work with Dr. Kilham, with scientists in other countries. A native of Lindzt, Austria, FUreder majored in 2!oology at Weather the University of Innsbruck. Taking up limnology immedi ately, FUreder completed his Friday • Very windy and cold with a chance of flurries. Master’s thesis on the benthic Temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. invertebrates of Lake Saturday - Becoming cloudy ,a chance of snow Saturday night Piburgersee in Tirol. Temperature in the mid 20s. Sunday • Highs in the 20s. partly cloudy. Monday • Very windy and cold,temperatures in the 20s. The student-run newspaper serving Drexel University The six to ten day forecast - Near normal temperatures and below normal precipitation. Normal highs are are in the upper 30s and normal tows are in the low to mid 20s. Gary Rosenzweig...... Editor-In-Chief Catherine Campbell...... News Editor Dan Morrow...... Ed-Op Page Editor Stacey Crown...... Associate Editor Anita j. Michel...... Entertainment Editor John Van Ness...... Sports Editor John Vassallo...... Photography Editor Mike Tirenin...... Production Manager Your name could Rich Coughlan...... Comics Page Editor Greg Galcik...... Datebook Editor Ari Waller...... Advertising Manager Anthony Burokas...... Advertising Design be here Eric Zander...... Classifieds Manager Dave Collins...... Distribution Manager
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D rexel exam ines possibilities fo r com puter netw orking
M. Scott Smith______funding for the network project student has designed Kelly-Net, mercial E-Mail program. network will be handled by Triangle Staff Writer is not coming to Drexel rapidly. a network which possibly covers Currently, there are several students,” especially in the Brown stated that “we will also the entire building, allowing large networks in all of the dorms, said Minas. Ai Virginia Tech, Carnegie be looking at whether we need anyone to join the netwOTk with dorms. The Residential Living Mellon, and other schools across Drexel's plans for a network to apply some of our own funds “less than five minutes” of Office slates that running wires include laying optical fiber the nation, students wake up to a campus network.” installation. The Residential down halls is in violation of between all buildings on every morning and immediately Several buildings at Drexel Living Office has not stamped RLO regulations. campus. Inside buildings such as walk over to their personal currently have small, local its approval on the project When asked what his feelings computer. Sitting in the comfort dorms, twisted pair wiring will networks connected by an Nathan Smith, a sophomore were concerning students wiring link the computers with the of their donnt) room, they type a Ethernet backbone. (Ethernet is computer engineering major, the dorms themselves, Brown digital fiber. few keys on the computer and one method of connecting, or developed a computer network stated that “I have no problem Some of the dorms, such as are presented with a list of networking, computers.) The for his hall in the Myers Dorm with students being creative, as the New Towers, have already electronic mail addressed to new Center for Automation during the 1990-1991 school long as it’s legal.” potentially been wired for a them. One student may have a Technology building has a year. Minas was familiar with some piece of mail from her professor, network. "We asked that a lot of passive star network, utilizing “I was very disappointed to of the networks students had extra copper wire be pul into who she had sent a question to existing telephone wiring. find that a university that’s wired in the dorms and every room,” said Minas. "Of the previous day related to an Macintoshes in the building are implemented computers supported their behavior. When course, all dorms must be assignment. Another student linked together with a Farallon throughout the curriculum had the network project finally gets examined for quantity and may have a piece of mail from PhoneNet Star Controller. An no network setup at all,” he rolling, “a model of the students’ quality of wire,” he added. his parents in Australia. All of Ethernet hub in the basement recalls. “Once I found this out, I networks will be used. We will Installing the network in each these messages traveled across allows the computers in the became very anxious to install connect the LocalTalk networks dorm “would not require much waves of elecot>ns and arrived at CAT Building to access my own network.” to a campus backbone,” said internal re-wiring," he pointed their destination in less time computers all over the world. Nathan turned his Mac SE/30 Minas. “[The students’ net out than it takes to open a can of Even so, Drexel’s small and into a file server for the network works] are a pretty efficient The benefits of a network at soda. localized networks are limited, and began running wires down model.” Drexel would be enormous. A The students at these schools and there is no campus-wide the hall. “Students will have to be a network would provide the return to their computers several network. “We built our own network part of the implementation. A lot “possibility for data times a day. In some cases they In the meantime, it appears boxes from Radio Shack of the management of the See NETWORKING on page 4 participate in electronic Diexel is losing many potential materials, costing no more than conferencing, where they can freshmen on account of not $10 per box, and invested $30 in speak from across the world having a network and showing w iring. We hooked up 10 Security Blotter with dozens of people at the no obvious signs of wanting one. computers and 3 printers. Each same time. Many students will Schools such as Virginia Tech user (or person) on the network Drexel Security is looking Security also asks for your access their grades through their talk about their network in had their own account and was for a man known for approach assistance in reporting all computer, or drop and add literature sent out to high school able to access a file server and a ing faculty and students and suspicious persons or classes without ever waiting in seniors and their parents. Drexel, mail server, both running on seeking assistance to return to situations. They request that line. More commonly, students on the other hand, talks about Mac SE/30’s.” Virginia. He does not directly you call immediately and do will electronically browse being the flrst school to require Normally Macintosh users request money, but it is not worry about “ bothering” through the contents of not only students to buy a Macintosh, must buy AppleTalk adapters to implied. them because that is the reason their school's library, but although this is commonplace in make their Macintosh network- He is described as a black they are here. Do not worry thousands of libraries in the colleges today. ready. Equipment Support male in his early 30’s, 5’ 8”, about being embarrassed if world — to research information Sean Murphy, a high school Group charges $35.00 for the with a lean build and short your suspicious prove to be necessary for that paper on 16th senior from Highland, Mary Farallon PhoneNet, one such hair. He is well dressed and unfounded, rather think of century art. And electronic mail land, is trying to choose between adapter. Nathan was able to well mannered and usually whafcould happen if you do continues to be transferred Virginia Tech and Drexel. His defray this cost by building his carries a canvass bag. Security not act. around the clock, letting RA’s opinion of Drexel immediately own network boxes. “Our asks to be notified if you meet Lastly, escorts after conveniently arrange floor changed when he discovered it system worked just as well and this individual. darkness will be provided for meetings that everyone will get had no network. Just as fast,” says Nathan. If you wish to provide individuals by Security to notice of, and letting the “[This] makes me think that Another network was just money to assist legitimate anywhere within a five block university notify all students that since the Macintosh has the installed which 'is capable of individuals in this situation, radius from campus. It is school is canceled due to built-in capability of supporting over 30 students. An you can contact the Travelers important to be secure when inclement weather. The possibil networicing, and since everyone electronic mail application was Aid Society at 545-0571 or traveling around campus at ities of a computer network are has a Macintosh at Drexel, designed on the Macintosh by a Nationalities Service Center night. endless, as these schools have someone doesn’t have their head Drexel student to defray the cost 893-8400. demonstrated. screwed on right.” of buying an expensive com But none of this is happening Murphy pointed out that at Drexel University. Many Drexel’s Cooperative Education students feel Drexel University program and high caliber of is slipping away from the state- teachers continued to make of-the-art by not having a Drexel competitive. Another network. A large number of potential freshman disagreed. students at Drexel are aware of “Drexel needs to realize that fR ££ in adsancc. lu.si a Visit the booth at the Living Office would sit down with us and take interest in whai l( )\\ (inc-tinK’ lev when \o n ger y< )iir mt)ney. I’(ti' nu)ie Creese Student TEST DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT we’re doing. What we’re doing inlorniaiion. stoji hy yoiiri'ampiis I'lashl’iinds kx ation. Union is totally safe, harmless to the iiiiriv,iin /^^Benolldal -/^iBonotidal' . ■ i'hh iim(,\ TwMaslan* Law School Admission Services, a dorms, and very productive for highier education sen/ice organization, is seel^ing a Test Deveiopment students and for Drexel as a Assistant. 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Editorial Page Editor DanMbnow Remember those that Student Congress members built our University respond to charges of incompetency Editor: Congress was elected.” Our as Student Congress President, Montgomery, Maginnis, Kane. This term the Drexel I am writing to The Triangle records indicate that only three if I can ever be of assistance to University community has certainly suffered great to clarify a few details contained positions were resigned - the you in providing information in two editorial columns both first due to Congress’ grade that will help The Triangle losses. appearing in the January 17 requirements, the second due to better serve the Student Body, James Maginnis was known for his great enthusiasm 1992 issue of the p ^ r . transfer, and the third being Mr. feel free to contact me. To Stan, in the editorial titled Rosenzweig. Records also in computer science. To some, Maginnis’ affinity for "Judicial Policy Presents indicate chat the reason for Mr. J.P. Mascaro III computer science was almost zen-like as he spoke of Problems" it was stated that the Rosenzweig’s resignation, as Student Congress President past and future advances in his field. members of the Judicial Board stated in a letter to Congress, Martin Kane was appreciated for his sense of were selected by the “President was that being The Triangle Editor: J.P. Mascaro or one of the other editor and a Congress member I would like to clarify some compasion and his enthusiam in his interaction with five members of the Executive presented a conflict of interest. I of the facts stated in the January students. There wasn't a time when he was too busy to Board of the Student Congress.” also note that The Triangle’s 17, “I Wrote It, You Name It” help. This is simply hot true. The editorial editor and associate column by Gary Rosenzweig. process for selection is done by editor remained a part of First, the composition of the Martha Montgomery brought to this University a the Chief Justice of Congress Congress. Judicial Board does not include sense of dedication that went far beyond her work in with approval by the entire Now to the issue of Mr. a voting administrator. The program evaluation and the humanities department. She Congress, as outlined in the new Zheng and the circumstances University Judicial Officer acts Student Congress Constitution surrouiiding it. Mr. Zheng wrote in an advisory capacity only. was a pioneer in engineering ethics, a respected which was printed in full in The a column in The Triangle The Judicial Board does include member of professional and educational committees, Triangle last semester. This criticizing the chairman of the a voting RLO representative. process has no relation to the and—most importantly—a friend to the community at Judicial Board and the group as Concerning the Sean Zheng President or the Executive a whole. This jeopardizes the issue and Gary Rosenzweig’s large. Board. integrity of what needs to be a interpretation of it, I offer the The contributions and accomplishments of these In the column entitled “Stu very objective group. In fact. following clarification: dent Congress is Dangerously Supreme Court Justice Warren I was ru>t informed of Sean’s people inarguably impacted the lives of students and Incompetent,” there again are a Berger has often been asked to concerns prior to the November faculty alike. They, like so many others that came few discrepancies and omissions comment on the system or issues 22 article. It is a conflict of before them, have made Drexel the strong educational of pertinent information. It is that the Court will be exploring. interest to express an opinion stated that Student Congress It has always been his answer that will predispose a board institution that we are a part of today. meetings are “laughable” - that to comment while he was member to cast a vote based on Remember that Drexel is not only the product of however, the fact that the author still a part of the Judicial system anything but the facts of a formed this opinion after attend who is here today, but also of the thousands of would jeopardize it’s integrity. specific case. A Judicial Board ing less than 25% of the Congress motioned on this member does not attend a educators and students that came before us. meetings is left out Second, the notion, to remove Sean Zheng hearing to represent anything or Hopefully the things that these people have done article makes light of the fact from office based on a conflict anybody. Their job is to help that many positions are flUed by will go unforgotten. These people will always live in of interest posed by his article. determine (along with the 4 proxy. The point that the author The vote was 16-0 with 4 other members) whether or not the minds and hearts of those who had the opportunity attended the January 11 meeting abstentions, not 16-4 as repcuted there has been a vk)latk>n of the to come in contact with them. as a proxy is left out in the article. It was also University Judicial Policy. Now the issue of whether the mentioned that aUendance was As for me “misinforming” When working in such close contact with faculty large portion of Greeks presents an issue in his dismissal. Student Congress, that members such as these, they become more than a conflict of interest. The article According to our minutes this accusation is unfounded. The associates, they become family. These three individuals states that there are ninety was not mentioned within the motion that was passed was for a percent Greeks on the Congress. motion to vote. “conflict of interest” by a vote of were highly respected and their contributions were and The fact is that the number of The article goes on to men 16-0 with 4 absuining. If Mr. always will be greatly appreciated within the Drexel Greeks on Congress is seventeen tion Mr. Zheng as a represen Rosenzweig has any questions out of a possible twenty eight community. tative of the Student Body. This about the motion or the vote positions or 68%. It is also true again is not true. Zheng is an count, he may check the minutes We extend our condolences to the faculty and that our records indicate that in an»inted official of the Judicial from the January 13 meeting. If students who lost vety special friends this past week as the first six months of the Board whose sole purpose is to Mr. Rosenzweig needs to clarify current administration, not one decide whether the University’s well as to the families of Maginnis, Kane and any facts in the future, he may single Greek issue has been Judicial Policy has been violated do so by contacting me through Montgomery whose loss we can only empathize with, if addressed. and to impose sanctwns. He was the Student Congress office. not share. Now to address the notion not appointed to represent the that “several positions were Student Body. Matthew MidoiUias resigned shortly after the new Thank you for your time, and Student Congress C hitfJustice The Triangle • January 24,1992 • 7 Tough questions asked on Roe's anniversary ToTn think ofnf a n timeftnriA whenu/Hah Qtnr>» lO^l ^ r _• _ __ .. ^ ____ . _ ^ Since 1973, abortion has been a frightening. Despite these facts, in the United States. If passed, KKK grand wizard who wants abortions are not available legally-protected surgical the radical “pro-lifers” continue these rules would include a to be President. The govemment legally and on ..demand is procedure in the United States of to roll on, not caring how much twenty-four hour waiting period is ffying to take conUDl over my frightening, indeed. Consider America. havoc they create. Consider the from the time a woman requests uterus. And then I remembered a illegal abortion in America Ever since this date, women Operation Rescue fiasco in an abortion; that doctors explain book I saw in the window of one before 1973. have had to fight to keep their Wichita, Kansas this past fetal development and abortion of the c ity ’s counter-culture right to a safe, legal abortion. summer. From their actions, altematives to women request bookstores: When Birth Control Now more than ever, in the these pwple seemed to be more ing abortions; that a wife notify Fails: How to Abort Ourselves wake of the actions of radical, “pro-birth” than “pro-life.” her husband that she is getting Sctfely. anti-abortion, “pro-life” groups Parents were screaming “Baby an abortion; as well as I picked up forms to apply for such as Operation Rescue and killer!” to the people trying to restrictions on minors seeking a passport. the National-Right-To-Life- enter the clinic while encour abortions, including parental In closing, on the I9th Committee, we must continue to aging their own children to run consent Anniversary of Roe v. Wade, In the 19S0s, about one fight to keep abortion legal. in front of cars to create All these incidents from this there is only one thing left to million illegal abortions were Women, not the government, disturbances. That’s “pro-life?” week reminded me of a discus say: performed in the United States must have control over their In a matter of a few months, sion I had with a friend a few Keep abortion legal. per year, and about one thousand bodies. With pro-life propa they managed to divide the town days earlier. For some reason, The following sources were women died every year from the ganda constantly flying in our in half, destroyed businesses that we were talking about forms of used for the facts on illegal procedure. Those who survived faces, this is becoming increas were owned by abortion-rights identification. He asked me if I abortion: were often left sterile or scarred ingly difTiculL activists supporting the right to had a current passport; The Boston Woman's Health for life. These illegal procedures I attended a Catholic high choose, and cost the city “No, why should I? It’s not Collective, The New Our cost upwards of one thousand school (I’m still trying to figure thousands of dollars with the like I have the money to travel Bodies, Ourselves: A Book for dollars, and sometimes the male out why!). In our mandatory extfa police fwceS that had to be outside the country,” I said. and by Women. New York: doctor forced the patient to religion classes, we were forced called into action for their “Anita, I’m not talking about Simon and Schuster. 1984. The engage in sexual intercourse to watch “pro-life” films such as “demonstrations.” leisure travel. I’m talking about section "History and Politics of with him after the procedure. “The Silent Scream.” They also Operation Rescue was not an getting out of the U.S. quickly Abortion.” In the 1960s, the conditions flashed slides before us showing isolated incident. I have been when things really start going to Gordon, Linda. W om an’s of illegal abortion “improved” so-called “remains” of abortions. assaulted on my way into a local hell.” Body, W om an’s R ight. New somewhat with the rise of In short, these were pure shock Planned Parenthood clinic by With that, a million thoughts York: Penguin Books, 1977. feminism. Women’s groups techniques attempting to keep people waving pictures of began racing through my mind: Van Gelder, Lindsy. “The formed “abortion networks” that women from considering abor “aborted fetuses” in my face. It censorship is becoming rampant Jane Collective: Seizing Con helped women in need to get tion. For four long years, I had didn’t seem to matter to them in America. The economy has trol,” Ms., SeptemberlOctober safe abortions. In addition, to keep quiet and repressed that I was going in for a regular gone downhill. There’s an ex- 1991,83-85. groups such as the famous about my true feelings about the check up. It never occurred to “Jane Collective” helped women issue. If I even dared I say that I them that maybe I was going to with pre- and post- abortion was “pro-choice,” I may have pick up contraceptives to M iddle-E ast peace details. Members of the Jane been failed or expelled. Some prevent an unplanned preg Collective even went as far as to people will argue here that it nancy, so I wouldn’t have to learn how to perform the simple was a Catholic school, so they have an abortion. These people problem s are not procedure themselves, with no had every right to preach forget that women’s clinics do formal medical training whatso Catholic doctrine. But did they more that perform abortions. But ever. Between 1969 and 1973, have the right to use scare tactics to them, every woman entering a solely Israel's fa u lt the Jane Collective performed to try to brainwash us from clinic is a “baby killer.” If that Recent obstacles have stood racism. When called to a vole, over 11,000 illegal abortions having an open mind about the isn’t being close-minded, what in the path of the peace negoti every Arab nation present, without a single fatality. abortion question? is? ations in the Middle East, both including those involved in the This past Wednesday, Jan But religion is not the main As I watched the news on on the Arab and Israeli fronts. peace talks, voted against the uary 22nd, was the 19th anni focus in the abortion issue. If Wednesday night, I becanie repeal. So much for co-existcnce versary of the famous Roe vs. there needs to be a focus, it increasingly disgusted at the in the Middle East that the Arabs Wade decision which ruled that should be on the woman’s right anti-abortionists and their tech will recognize as legitimate. “the right of privacy... founded to choose. All children should be niques of attack on the abortion How do you compromise in the Fourteenth Amendment’s wanted children. Have you seen rights activists. I would be lying with a group you consider racist concept of personal liberty... is the statistics on child abuse, if I didn’t say it frightened me in their ideology? This in broad enough to encompass a poverty, babies bom addicted to also, especially with Pennsyl combination with the idea that woman’s decision whether or crack, and incest in the past few vania attempting to pass the Of course, it is no surprise the Peace Conference should not not to terminate her pregnancy.” years? The numbers are strictest abortion-limiting laws that Israel’s difficulty in retum- take place in the Middle East ing to the peace conference is shows that the Arab nations still being emphasized greatly by the fail to even recognize Israel’s Anti-Duke sentiment grows mass media. It is also not right to exist. shocking that the fault, which This week a statement was lies with the Arabs, is mentioned made by Palestinian spokes in wake of columnist's praise briefly by the press and redir woman Hanan Ashrawi who The United States of America have a hard time believing that that he was “frusu-ated with the ected in one form or another to basically said that the solution to was founded some two hundred Duke would put anything first Vietnam War.” So he joined the be Israel’s problem. violence behind Israeli borders years ago, as a place of equality other than his own misguided KKK because he was angry Anyone who reads the is to give back the occupied ter for all people, of all creeds and beliefs. about the war? newspaper knows by now that, ritories {Philadelphia Inquirer, nations. Does Kevin Sorrentino It is understandable that he I think not. due to riots in the so called Jan. 15,1992). realize, that by supporting a man desires equality and fairness for He claims that he has put it all “occupied territories”, Palestin Ashrawi seems to forget that like David Duke, he automat your children. Yet he empha behind him. I wish that I could ian deportations were attempted the PLO terrorist squads began ically rejects all that this country sizes only one aspect of equality beUeve it. and condemned by the United their attacks on the nation of stands for? and fairness, which is on the job So why did he say, in one of Nations. Now certain members Israel in 1964. This was three market (or so I gather). That is his campaign speeches, that the of the Arab party refuse to years before the Arabs pushed not enough. Equality should black population of America is continue negotiations. Israel into the Six Day War pervade all levels of life, and in “breeding like rabbits?” This is Also, because of problems where they lost the land they are all countries as well as ours. certainly a problem, especially within the Israeli govemment, it fighting for now. What were all Does Sorrentino really think that in urban areas, but was there looks as if Shamir may not be of those terrorists and radicals David Duke is the answer? such a need to put it in such low able to return to peace negotia fighting for those three years? Racism is bom from two sides, and animal terms? It sounds a bit tions due to the fact that he has The destmction of the nation of It is true that America is in and by electing a man such as he familiar to the Nazis’ view that recently lost his majority within Israel. Have these suong anti- decline. More than ever, we would only make matters worse. the Jewish were “breeding like the Israeli Knesset. CNN semitic attitudes really changed need a strong leader; one with Here is a person with a record rats.” recently reported that Shamir amongst the Arabs?Ask the broad vision and high ideals, of narrow-mindedness and America is in decline, and was secretly happy about losing families of the seven Israelis who can lift America to its hau-ed. Here is a person who not this is marked by a sagging his political majority so he killed on a bus by Palestinian greatest potential. Is Sorrentino only joined the Ku Klux Klan, economy, drug wars, urban would not have to resume terrorists last week. saying that David Duke is this but became the vehement leader violence, and mindless bureau negotiations (being the war-like Who really wants peace in the man? of an organization infamous for cracy. It is also marked by Mongol that he is, it was worth Middle East more than any other If Sorrentino was not so racism, anger and violence. Here higher incidents of racism. risking his political stature to nation? America. Why? To serious about this matter, I is a person who was once a neo- People like to blame others keep away the peace talks, right? protect its vital economic and would be tempted to laugh it off Nazi, and reportedly became so when something goes wrong. It WRONG.i). political interests! Sometimes it as a ridiculous joke. radical that he was rejected from is all too easy to point the finger Let us examine some the is nice to let history speak for His views are simplistic at his own group. Sorrentino at, for instance, the black popu recent actions made by the Arab itself, so (at least for this week) I best “A leader, like Duke, who argues that this was just in the lation of America (or to fall nations who are being portrayed will. will put America first and push past, when Duke was young and under the spell of a man who is as the true peace makers in the No weapon formed against for reforms...” Is that so cer obviously confused: “...a histo the antithesis of all that this Middle East. On December 16th, thee [Israel] shall prosper" tain? America is comprised of a ry of racistn does not mean that country represents). 1991, The United Nations voted - *The Bible great many groups and peoples he is a racist now.” David Duke After all, once upon a time, to repeal a resolution made in *For those who do not believe — African-Americans, Asians, himself has tried to explain for another people of a declining 1975 which equated the Zionist in the Bible please ignore this Hispanics, Native Americans (to his own actions, saying that it nation were hypnotized by a movement (the right for a statement but please refer again name a few) as well as whites. I was his way of demonstrating man named Adolph Hitler. Jewish homeland) to a form of to the last line o f this column. 8 • The Triartgle • January 2A, 1992
Colum nist is accused of hypocrisy and being M arxist .« a ______Itt I r% mIrtmA Urn Editor: land of the free. crisy? I know it may be rather w itn’t callcd “reverend” just for won't take a stand. He watches Fascism? Eric Zander? What really scares me is not bard for him to speak while his kicks. Was his civil disobedi television and reads Ayn Rand. Whatever happened to love? Fascism . Eric Zander. It’s this assertion, it is another he tongue is in the mouth of that ence and pacifism wfong? Not yoB interesting lo read sucb a voice proposes. Eric Zander claims girl he seems to worship, but the an Christiais or religious people Where did bury your soul? 1 have no problem with Eric of ignorance in the “enlight that if he wanted a sermon on word seems to Tit quite nicely. are as hateful as Eric would like ened” world of a university. Vfr. Spraggins’ religious beliefs Don’t lell someone else to k e ^ us to believe. When that Russian Zander’s opinions on the issue Don’t get me wrong. I’m not then he could go to a place of his or her opinions silent unless Revolution occurred and Marx of David Duke not being knocking Eiic Zander, just his worship, not dK EdO p p^/es of you do so first. I won’t condemn ism was ushered ii, religioo was demoniac. The problem I have i.i Marxist ideas of phikMophy. a newspaper. Then he advises his position concerning David pretty much sacrificed to the with bis profession of faith in What? You claim you didn't Mr. Spraggins to keep his Duke because I believe in great god of the “only way." If the First Amendment and not see such ideology in bis recent religioas opiniom to himself. freedom of speech and freedom people do not express their applying this freedom to Mr. Triangle article? Mr. Zander So where does Mr. Zsider get to tfjink. I’m only writing these beliefs as the only way. then Spraggins who wants to call speaks oot against a Mr. off in telling os bis opinions words because he suggests whai’s the use o f having them? David Didce demoniac. If Eric Spraggins who asserts that when Mr. Spi^gins can’t tell n contradictions. And diis is what And oar friend Eric seems to chooses to believe in contra Itevid Ddce is demoniac. Thai’s his? The issue is not rebgion, it woiriesme. have a little dose of that senti- dictions, that’s fine, but he a position that’s argnable from is more simply the issue of Then. Eric takes as on a ment as well. Why should we shouldn’t attempt to limit both sides, so I wcn'i condemn freedom. If I have those First history lesson, reminding us of believe his opinion if there’s someone’s freedom white prac die existence of either befief. Amendment freedoms which die taquisitioR and the Crusades. mote than one way? If he really ticing that same freedom. A:) However, what Mr. Zander Eric claims I do, then I should He claims that these resulted be&ves that, he would not have Americans, we have the right to does suggest is rather fright be able to tell my opinioas to from people expressing that written an article challenging express oar beliefs should »e ening, sort of reminiscent of one whomever I wane What kind of what they believed is the “only IMbr. Spr^gins. choose to do so, whether that of those little Reich things in freedom is one that is kept to way.” No, that’s where he is America seems to be content belief be o f ^ i v e or nor The Germany. Interestingly enough, one’s self? It sounds remotely wrong once again. The Inqui on defending aeutrality. If "iSscanL base, disunity, malice good ol’ Erk asserts that David like something Karl Man. sug sition occurred because people someone suggests anything ajtger and bitterness on our Duke has as miKh of a right gested about a cettury or so ago. forced oihen to believe in dieir slightly ofiSaisive, we like Oo telt campus iDday” come from jeif- worship Beelzebub” as Mr. American attorney Cbffence “only way.” The Crusades him that he doesn't i t in and he righteous people who claim Spraggins does to worship his S. Darrow once said “You can resulted ficom a European desire should keep hi3 opinioas to> there is no “only way” hut a.s.'ien God aid as be does to w o r^ p a only be free if I can be free.” to over die Holy Land. himself. When the area of their opinxms as ihe “only way ‘ female member of sockty. I can Well, how can Mr. Zander I’ll follow Eric’s lead and grayness, no right and no wrong, The “ bo only way” sentiment buy ttoL It seems fair, it seems possilily be firee when he takes give a Bole lesson or two of my is attacked by anyone, dien Aey bea»nes the only accepted 'vay logical. Heck, it even makes away Mr. % n g g iu ’ freedom of own. Remember the Reverend are wrioen off as £matics. M aybe he was too busy sense in America the supposed thought? Can yon say hypo Dr. Martin Lutfxer King, Jr.? He While this may or may not be admiring that gvrl sitting in trnnt true, freedom is for fanatics as o f fcim and forgot to think weU as modenues. Standing op through this freedom ihing. Bm Ed-Op Policy for one’s belief is a little more as Americans, we have the. riulii than mere priviliege. A band ta ignorance and it’s terrilyinu The Editorial & Opinion pages are mtenfcd fo be a fcKDin for ail members of liie Drcedl called has this lo say ,i e r iliis right is used so often. Community to express their opiniOEis on osoes retailed tt> ttic Univeisity,, PMiadieiplaa and< the me teO. you about that modem world at ! a ^ . man. Ee's the kind of man that Christophe.r S. Huw.it The Triangle welcomes letters to the m d guest cc^omns as an^ opportan% ten betcer expiess the vkws of the U nivet^. To be published^ letters or columns mast be sigw d and include a phone mimber: Names • Reader suggests wiQ be withheld upon recpiest. Submissions from students should mchufe majcnr and year o f graduatiotc submissions &om ITniversay asployees sbouia indade positi«Ht an the IMversily:. Letters should be typed, double-spaced^ and OO' longer than one ^ a haif pagesw Colkm m ttiat David Duke is shouid be Jio more than three pages. doaWc spaced- If poasiljte, it wooM be greatly appreciated tf ^ s&biBi3sk}ii& cchiM foe E ura^ m MaoEUQshi wotJ^ p io ce^ in g g]£s. Letters and columns express only the view s of author and do not necessarily leflecf the \iew s o( The Triangle (KOtKxel ttefVBiMqrt incapable of diange AH submissions w il be considlered, but TM Triangle cfoes not giii^ganT^ that x Etfitor^ bad' boy, in which oiiko tn: w in be printed- The Triangle reserves the to edit for spacev grammar, and cfcoity. I am writing in response to should be institutionalir.cil m a The deadline for a tetter or cotonin is the Vfednestiay before publication at 5 pan. Mail the recent rasft of editorial whxCe- room', not the Wluu; submissions to the attention o f the Editorial Page E
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Reed explores different angle with M agic and Loss Anita j. Michcl______piece. set to music, and recovery and “Cremation — Ashes to Ashes,” He still sees the ones he lost in For the first time in several transformation from one per you can almost feel yourself out “Dreamin’ — The Escape,” He Of The Triangle albums, Reed is putting the sons’ loss. on the ferry, preparing to scatter admits he never had a chance to “Between two Aprils I lost emphasis on lyrics more than the The “pre-loss” songs relate an remains — "Since they burnt say goodbye in “No Chance — two friends. Between two Aprils music. This is very different entire range of emotions, from you up, collected you in a Regret.” And he finally realizes magic and loss.” fnm 1989’s New York, in which anger over knowing someone is cuplFor you the cold black sea that Doc and Rita are gone in This line is printed on the the music was used as a vehicle dying — "What’s good?ILife's has no terror..." “Gassed and Stoked — Loss,” back of the CD box of Lou to propel the lyrics. On Magic good, but not fair at all.. from The remainder of Magic and — "Sometimes I dial your Reed’s’ latest work, Magic and and Loss, the lyrics are the “What’s Good — The Thesis” to Loss concerns itself witii Reed’s phone number by mistake and Loss. The contents of the box important element. This is evi chemotherapy references in recovery phases after death, this is what I hearlThis is no are the story of what happened dent by Reed’s use of a stripped “Power and Glory — The including confusion, anger, longer a working number between those two Aprils. down band (acoustic and electric Situation” — "/ saw isotopes mania, and finally, acceptance. See MAGIC & LOSS on page 13 It must be made clear from guitars, 6-string electric upright introduced into his lungs trying the beginning that Magic and bass, and drums), and the sub to stop the cancerous spread... Loss is not an upbeat album in titling of each of the songs. The same power that burned any way, shape, or form. This is Magic and Loss begins with Hiroshima causing three legged not an album to play at parties. an instrumental, “Dorita — The babies and deathlShrunk to the This album could probably be Spirit,” which serves as an intro size of a nickel to help him used as a textbook in the “E>eath duction to the rest of the album. regain his breath." Reed allows and Dying” class the Humanities It is spiritual and uplifting, as if the patient to speak in “Magic department offers. Reed is once the specters of Doc Pomus and ian — Internally,” — "It’s too again singing about death, but Rita were “watching over” Reed early for my life to be endingl not.by drug overdose, as he war as he completed the album. For this body to simply rot bled about in the VU days. After this introduction, this away." In these songs, the music Magic and Loss is a concept album can be roughly broken is quiet and understated, serving album of Reed’s experience down into three sections: living only as background for Reed’s watching two of his close with knowing someone is to die Uioughts and emotions. friends, (R&B great Doc Pomus, soon; the actual death of the The music begins to build up and Rotten Rita from Warhol’s person; and finally, feelings, a bit in the “death” portion of factory days), die slow, painful recovery, and acceptance after Magic and Loss. Perhaps this deaths from cancer. The result is the death. Magic and Loss isn’t corresponds to the buildup of a morbid, sobering, near master “songs” more than it is poetry dreadful passion in a person when they lose someone. “Goodby Mass — In A Chapel *Land of the Dragon’ Bodily Termination” is the most depressing track on the disc. The music is simple, and builds to a currently on exhibit at crashing end by using lots of repetition in both die lyrics and Living Arts Lounge the guitar lines. Listening to “Magic and Loss” is Lou Reed's weighty new disc about death John Van Nvss, Of The Triangle “T \im o r C ircus” is Jello B iafra’s What are the tools of an artist? Paints, brushes, chalk, crayons? Not if your art is paper cutting; Scissos and paper are all that is needed for the popular Chinese art latest outspoken group effo rt that is on display now in die Creese Gallery. Paper cutting is a popular Chinese art that was invented during The Ex-Dead Kennedy just won*t keep his mouth shut! the H eui dynasty (207 B.C.— 220 AD.). Since then, p s ^ cutting has been an important part of Chinese culture. Chad Corn, Triangle Stcff Writer is bound to sound at least a littie like his otiiers be Drexel is getting a taste of the Chinese culture through paper cause of his wholly unique and immediately recog cuttings done by Professor Yu Yang. Dr. Yang is graduate of the There’s always room for Jello. nizable voice. One may expect that, for Jello’s Department of Performing Arts, and has received a Master’s The ex-Dead Kennedy, censorship vigilante, purposes of informing tiie counb^ of some of tiie depee in Arts Administration. candidate, sometimes actor, and self-proclaimed less widely distributed absurdities, the musical Yang’s paper cuttings will be displ^ed in the Living Arts “high priest of harmful matter” has found anotiier guests that he may employ would serve as a back Lounge j&pm Jan. 15 to Feb, 14. A reception for tiie show will be band to back him up as he sings his unrestrainable ground to facilitate his vocals. However, with held on Jaii. 3 0 ,12r2 pjn. All students, facut^ ^ administratioh and eye-opening opinions. In tiie past, Jello Biafira Tumor Circus, as evident on tunes as ‘Turn Off tiie are welcome. The exhibit and the reception are being sponsor^ by has worked with bands such as D.O.A., Respirator” and “Fireball,” die band has a creative the Division of Student Ufe, Office of Special Projects, NoMeansNo, and also with the members of Mini and grinding sound tiiat does not exist solely as TnditiohMly, gids in China learn cutting at an early age, stry, which resulted in tiie formation of “Lard” for noise for Jello. but, as Yang ekfi^ned. she was not motivated lo do some of her two releases. For his latest creation, he has re Biafra addresses issues such as housing stray best woik Until she came to the United States in 1987. *H1iis envi> cruited guitarist Charlie Tolnay, who hias played in animals and euthanasia. In “Swine Flu” he says, as ronment gives me the moltivation to do better paper cuttings, King Snake Roast. Grong Grong. and Lubricated if from a vindictive animal’s point of view, "My Yang said. "Peopte here w an t^ me to do more." Goat, and members of Steel Pole Batii Tub — gui childhood was bad/And this is my revenge/You’ll Yang’s woik has b e ^ displayed in galleries at the University of tarist Mike Morasky, drummer Darren Mor-X. and never hear the end of Swine Flu...” In “Turn Off Pennsylvania, Hahnemann University, city goverament, and bassist Dave Flattum — to form Tumor Circus. tiie Respirator,” he desperately drones, “1 love you Philadelphia’s Chinatown. Any release titat features Jello Biafira on vocals alUI’m so sorry/Someone’s gotta pull the plug..r Yang’s exhibit will include the Chinese Zodiac, which is mad< “Meathook Up My Rectum” is anoUier in Biafra’s up of a 12-year cycle. Each year is named after an animal with dis continuing attacks against the Parents’ Music tinct characteristics. Therefore, a person’s y^ar of birth determines Resource Center (P.M.R.C.) — "Gored by the personal traits, physical and primary mentid attributes, success and PMM.C.IParental advisorylClean white songs for happiness. The animals included in the Chinese Zodiac are tiie mommylOr you’re banned in the U.SA....". He also mouse, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep, monkey, makes a song out of questionable and otiierwise rooster, dog and pig. silly headlines witii “Take Me Back or I’ll Drown “My favorite Zodiac paper cuttings are the mouse and the My Dog.” Some such headlines include dragon,” said Yang. “In China, mice are not very welcome, but “Vegetarian Terrorists" and "C.IA. is breeding here you have Mickey [Mouse], and my daughto' liked him, so I slaves." decided to try the mouse.” The musicians behind the voice are, at times, “The dragon is Uie most popular Zodiac sign. Parents in China merely random noise. Most otiier times tiie band hope their children are bom during tiie year of (he dragon.” offera a movable beat with feedback and whining Although most of Yang’s work follows traditional Chinese guitars. The most memorable of songs is the last paper cutting patterns, she does admit tiiat her woric is influenced one, ‘Turn Off the Respirator,” with its> gripping by western culture. “The dog zodiac is not a very traditional message and changing moods, from sorrowful to Chinese paper cutting,” Yang said. “The shiqw of tiie dog and the hopeless. As should be expected of a nuui like Jello balloon in tiiat piece were adopted from western style.” Bi^ra, who always wants the audience to know Yang, who teaches courses on campus about China, uses papei what he has to say. he has included witii tiie tape, cuttings as a form of relaxation aiid as a way of sharing her culuire seven double-sided flaps of lyrics, photo ^p h s and with otiiers. "I really enjoy sharing Uie culture witii people,” Yang what have you. explained. "I hope to open my course on Chinese culture to Tumor Circus is the first attempt by Jello Weslem students soon.” Yang is also in the process of writing a Biana’s latest creation, and one has to wonder if he book on pqier cuttiugs. JtUo Bkffiv angry ahoMt somtMng, as usual See BIAFRA on page 13 The Triangle • January 24,1992 • 11 Diamanda Galas performs her latest work Live and on disc: in progress at the Fleisher Art Memorial Jules Shear — a very The Vena Cava is the new installment of the Plague Mass Carol Smith cisco in 1985, Galas has perfor hospital room, filtered in ragings established, but still med this work in over twenty- of no-sense. If you were able to Triangle Staff Writer five cities in this country and relax and take the performance The sanctuary at the Fleisher abroad. in, you could come to under very underrated, talent Art Memorial contained only Her performance at the stand and, perhaps, empathize Anita j. Michel, Of The Triangle______darkness and the muted sounds Annenberg of the Plague Mass with the whirling dervish mind of scuffling shoes. was lush with orchesuation and mess of those dementia suf You’ve probably heard Jules Shear’s songs before, but you just Slowly the hanging crucifix tape loops and benefited from ferers. didn’t know they were his. For example, Cyndi Lauper’s 1984 hit had an ^ge of light around it. compelling choreography; her The Vena Cava seemed a bit "All Through the Night,” was penned by Shear and appeared on We could now see the stigmata solo performance in the Sanctu long, though, a bit repetitive. his first solo record. Likewise, “If She Knew What She Wants,” and flowing linens of the huge ary chambers at the Fleisher was But it will fit in nicely to the was featured on his album The Eternal Return, went nowhere, was airborne statue, then we heard a static in movement, but unnerv Plague Mass. Her show made picked up by the Bangles in 1986 and turned into a big hit. Shear’s slow moan slipping into a deep ing in its vocal construction. me think of a conversation I had work has even been re-recorded by the local band Tommy er caterwaul. Diamanda Galas, Galas represented the dementia with a friend after seeing the Conwell and the Young Rumblers — “If We Never Meet Again” dressed in a white cotton dress, and depression of the AIDS ICA show chronicling art in the was originally recorded by Shear and his band the Reckless white stockings and shoes, stood Eighties. After diat show, I came Sleepers. at the head of two microphones out overwhelmingly depressed So just who is this guy who writes great songs that everyone and sung, screeched, and moan ... her solo by the tone of the show. I said else makes the money off of? ed through elecuonic manipul that there was nothing there I'd Shear’s musical background includes work with the Funky ations her artistic interpretations performance in want to take home. She said that Kings in the mid-1970s, and the critically-acclaimed (but of what it is like to be possessed some art is not meant to be taken financially unsuccessful) Jules and the Polar Bears between ’78 by the dementia of severe the Sanctuary home in the sense of hanging on and ’80. His solo works include Watchdog, produced by Todd depression and AIDS dementia. your wall. It’s meant to be Galas is a powerful figure and chambers at the viewed in a certain setting and a highly-trained vocalic who reflected upon and felt and taken chooses to chronicle the themes Fleisher was home that way. of clausuophobia, schizophre Diamanda Galas is such an nia, stigma, exuemity, cathartic static in move artist that what she does is obsession and psychic violence compelling and moving and of the AIDS dementia through ment, but un disturbing — as it is meant to her vocal ragings. In hep terms, be. The process is the art and she is an avant-garde perfor nerving in its each show will probably elicit a mance artist. As such, the crowd different response. This would held a number of requisite cool vocal construc not be for those who are in need folk dressed in black with funny of a relaxing evening of muzak haircuts and poor clothes with tion...... more, it’s for those in need of real expensive eyewear. some primal catharsis. That is not to take away from G alas’s work. Her pieces are emotional, powerful, disturbing victims most notably through Diamanda Galas will be and deeply moving. At Annen- her text and how she chose to performing her Vena Cava a berg last fall, she appeared half- vocalize certain sections. final lime, tonight, January 24th, naked and drenched in blood, She constructed her text by at8p.m. breasts exposed and covered in a b o rro w in g from schizophrenic The Fleisher Art Memorial is red shine, to perform her Plague language and by the theatrical located at 709-721 Catherine Mass. The Vena Cava is the writings of the late playwright Street, which is four blocks latest addition to this piece, an and actor, Philip Dimitri Galas. below South Street. on-going work dedicated to Certain key words and phrases Tickets for the show are $10 people who are HIV-positive were repeated throughout the each. There are a limited and “who fight to stay alive in a hour long set. Soothing phrases number of student tickets avail hostile environment that tells were juxtaposed against snippets able for $7. them on a daily basis that they from childhood rhymes. Bits of Call the Fleisher Art Memor shall most certainly die.” Begun outside conversation, like that ial at 922-3456 for more irtfor- at Hunters Point in San Fran you would hear in a dismal mation.
RUhdgren; TAe Eternal Beturn; Demo-llis, a collection o f his demos; B ij Boss Sounds, vtdth the Reckless Sleepws; and The Third Party, with The Church's Marty Willson-Pipw on {tcoustii guitar. Obviously, Shear is no newcomer to the muiiic scene. He’: also worked with Elliott Easton. Marshall Crenshaw, Natalit Merchant, Aimee Mann, Maria McKee, and the Band. His mos recent gig was hosting the early episodes of MTV (fnpCugged, when the show was still considered cutting edge and not the “hip thing to do.” “Unplugged” was what Jules Shear was last Friday night at the TLA. Sandwiched between the openers Cross Fork (I missed them) and the big headliner, Jimmy Webb (didn’t stick around for I him). Shear’s voice and his acoustic guitar rung clear across the theater. And clear over some peoples’ heads also — after he was done, the yuppie behind me tapped me on the shoulder and asked, "What was that guy’s name again?” Shear has a strong, clear voice that can best be described as wide-ranging. For his first song, he did “Up On Squirrel Hill” a capella, and sufficiently w ow ^ over most of the audience who weren’t there to see him. He then progressed into his older songs, such as “Following Every Finger," and “All Through The Night,” This is Scatterbrain. which is better than Cyndi Lauper’s inteipretation. It was about here that people noticed that he only frets his left-handed, They will be performing at the Chestnut Cabaret on 'Hiesday, January 28. backward-strung guitar with his thumb, and doesn’t really play Their latest album is 'Scamboogery' (Electra Records), and it’s full o f songs such as true filets. A c c o ^ g to a recent interview, this is how he learned "Fine Line," "Tastes Just Like Chicken," and "Swiss A m y Girl." They are also to play guitar, and Iw'just never broke himself of the habit. That’s not a habit, that’s a latent irtfamousfor mpssacring pieces of classical nwsic such as the Barber o f Seville and Interqwising as miich conversation as music on Friday night, Mozart’s Sonata #3. So wake the neighbors and go out for a change. You deserve it!______S a SHEAR on page 12 1 2 • The Triangle • January 24,1992 Jules Shear — fam ous songw riter, but fo r other people Continuedfrontpage II Shear does more storytelling coming album on Polydor with guitar only. maybe Shear overdid it with the on “Something Else to Me,” and Shear rambled on aimlessly, records. The Great Puzzle. To The backing band on The guitarists. explores with a rockabilly beat establishing himself as a story familiarize the audience with the Great Puzzle includes Tony The Great Puzzle is a good on “Make Believe.” However, teller as well as a songwriter. new disc, he played several new Levin (Peter Gabriel, King solid piece of pop, but suffers some other noteworthy songs Everyone now knows about tracks from it, including “Jewel Crimson) on bass, drummer some flaws. First off, some time such as "Make Believe," and Shear’s distaste for Boston, the in a Cobweb,” “Dreams Dis David Beebe (the Polar Bears), should have been shaved off “The Trap Door,” are mangled word “no.” using dreams as solve in Tears,” and ‘The Sad guitarist Richard Stekol (the most of the songs — anything by the sometimes shoddy pro bases for songs, and how he des Sound of the Wind.” Although Funky Kings), guitarist Steuart over four minutes is just too he performed them acoustically, Smith, guitarist Richard Ken long for a simple pop tune. Also, duction. perately wants wiped off his bio “Dreams Dissolve in Tears” the fact that Olivia Newton-John on The Great Puzzle, Shear nedy (the Drongos), and key the production could be better. is truly the “best song” on The covered his songs. works with a full band. This boardist Joy Askew (Joe At times, it’s mixed so poorly Great Puzzle. It is an upbeat Shear’s performance on Fri works against him, because Jackson’s band). After listening that the drums and guitars drown duet with his wife Pat Shazar, day was in suppoit of his forth some of the tunes sound better to the album, you realize that out Shear’s voice. Lest you think that there is who also co-wrote it. It’s the nothing redeeming about The perfect length (3’44”). and is Great Puzzle, it does have many sad, but not schlocky. Consider high points. “We Were Only the refrain: "There's always Making Love” is a nice, mid someone crying somewherell tempo pop ballad. With lyrics guess tonight it's you!Salt dis such as "I had my doubts that solves in waterlYouth dissolves I’d find someone who looked in yearslBut it's the hardest like you, who'd be like me!And thing to watch the way dreams what feels wrong from the dissolve in tears..." Okay, so it startlls so easily pulled apart! reads a bit sappy, but the music But I wanted it to be..." It has makes up for it. the potential to be a minor hit in Unfortunately, The Great on the milder college radio Puzzle is not going to take Jules stations. Likewise with the Shear to superstardom. It may funky guitar and bass, as well as not even get him noticed outside the perfect harmonies in “The of a small circle of music Sad Sound of the Wind” — foltowers. A few of these songs "The sad sound o f the wind is will probably be recorded by blowing through the hole that is other artists and become hits. in my heartlli whistles in the Maybe if Shear would record his dark/The sad sound o f tke wind songs as simply and clearly as is blowing in the place you Itfi he perform s them liv e, he’d your markJThe hole that's in my probably meet with more suc heart..." cess. The Great Puzzle Jules Shear
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Nevertheless, unable to take advantage of their ainst Towson Stale did not get fell behind 2-1, Russell slammed aspects of Drexel's game, as Drexel managed to escape the power play opportunity. he revenge that Coach Chris home a rebound to even the Towson State took advantage of second period with only a 5-4 With 1:58 remaining in the ^onato wanted for an earlier score with 10:30 remaining in a lackadaisical Dragon defense deficit. game, Rob Desmond blasted a s. Instead, the Dragons died the first period. Towson State early in the second period. The Dragons attempted to shot home to cut the deficit to the rink early in the second took the lead three minutes later Towson walked all over the pick up the pieces with an two. Towson Stale skillfully ran eriod after a strong offensive on a lucky shot against the Drexel defense, scoring at the energetic start to the third out the clock by keeping the t, losing to the Tigers 7-5. Dragon's goalie. Thirty more 14:32 mark. Russell passed to period. Towson State controlled puck from the Dragon olTense. The Dragons wasted little seconds would be all Mark Mike Tordone, who slipped the the puck, however, barraging the ;ime in taking the early Flocco would need to recover puck through the Tiger defense Dragon defense and scoring two Jorj Bauer also contributed to dvantage. Eight seconds into Rob Szpanka’s pass and convert to tie the game at 4-4. goals in a two-minute span. An this article. B asketball team is on the rebound Continuedfrom page 20 percent). Keating poured in 20 Hampshire immediately pulled points, and Fitzpatrick ahead to a 40-46 lead. Debbie Lynn was the high- contributed 19 points and 13 A strong Drexel effort kept scorer for the Lady Dragons rebounds. Lynn added 11 points the team within three points (59- with 14 points. Keating was also to the effort. 62) with under one minute left, in double figures, scoring 11 New Hampshire got the tip when a controversial technical points and pulling in seven and opened the game with eight foul was called on Haas. “You rebounds. Maine out-rebounded unanswered points before don’t make a call like that with Drexel 60-43 in the game. Keating sank a three-point shot 56 seconds left. "They are a good team with three minutes into the game. The It took the team’s momentum lots of depth. I think they are Lady Dragons proceeded to away. It took the game away better than what we saw close the deficit and then take from us. Before that we were tonight,” Haas said of Maine. the lead, 17-16, on two still in the game.” New “We need to play a good all- consecutive shots by Fitzpatrick Hampshire proceeded to make around game to brat a team like at the midpoint of the half. both foul shots and pulled away, [them]," she said. The Wildcats answered with 69-61. "We didn’t execute offense as four points before Drexel’s New Hampshire Head Coach well as we needed to," Haas Chrissy Yost drew a foul and Kathy Sanborn was pleased with added. made one of two free throws. her team’s performance. "We played good defense in Yost then tied the game at “Defensively we played well, the first half, but what we need twenty, and teammate Debbie rebounded well, and were able is good defense without Lynn sank one to give Drexel a to penetrate some against the fouling.” 22-20 lead with 6:16 remaining Drexel defense,” she said. Drexel will travel to Maine in in the half. “We just had three road March for the last away game of The game was close for the games in four days and won the regular season. Haas said. next six minutes, with Drexel them all. I am real proud of the “They will be really tough at trailing by only one or two team for that.” Jennifer Joy Shappell, seen here in the middle o f a dive, set anew home on their own court in front points at a time. But in the final Drexel, now 4-8 (0-2 in the school record for total points in 11 dives. She totaled 353.40 against of their big crowd.” minute of the first period. New NAC), will travel to games with Delaware on Saturrday at the The game on Saturday against Hampshire outscor^ Drexel 6- Northeastern and Boston this Physical Education Center John Vassallo/77» Triangle the University of New 2, giving them a 28-31 halftime weekend, and then to UMBC Hampshire Wildcats started off lead over the Lady Diagons. next Wednesday. very differently, as New The Wildcats opened the The team returns home to M en's team dom inates Hampshire pulled to an early 3- second half with five points, host conference games against 10 lead. including a three-point shot by Hartford and Vermont the The Wildcats were 20-28 (71 Marcie Lane. Keating then sw k following weekend. D elaw are - Shappell percent) from the foul line, two to bring the Lady Dragons while Drexel was only 4-9 (44 within two. at 34-36. but New sets new diving record Triangle Sports Desk finished first in the 400-yard The Varsity Sport of the Mind free relay. The men’s swim team hosted Strong second place finishes the Blue Hens from the were swum by Knouft and University of Delaware at the 2^anrilli which contributed to the Dragons’ annual Homecoming defeat of Delaware with a final COLLEGE meet this past weekend. The scoreof lSl-90. team recognized the senior Other top finishers included swimmers on Saturday for their Sermarini in the 200IM, Carney dedication and sportsmanship in the one-meter Diving and BOWL throughout the past four years. Roger Baldino in the 200 Fly. During these years, countless In other swimming news, CAMPUS CHAMPIONSHIP numbers o f morning workouts, Jennifer Joy Shappell set a hours of weight training and Drexel diving record in endless laps were endured by Saturday’s meet against these outstanding athletes. The Delaware. Date: SUNDAY, FEB. 2,1992 1992 graduating seniors are co- Shappell’s 353.40 point total caplains Dave Knouft and Chris for 11 dives in the three-meter Farschon, John Carney, Tom diving competitions established Cassidy, Dave Charney, Erik a new pool record for that event Location: CREESE STUDENT UNION Sermarini. Butch Zarrilli, and Former Drexel great Veronica MarkZeUer. Roe set the previous record with LIVING ARTS LOUNGE Last Saturday was a 351.00 points in 1983. spectacular day for the Dragons As a freshman. Shappell set as they leconted wins in all but set a team record on the one- two events, enthralling family, meter board with 236.75 points Sign-Up: Creese Information Desk friends and alumni. for six dives. “J J.’s performance (DEADLINE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 31.1992) Similar to every other meet, was a very consistent one,” flrst- Farschon along with Hank year Diving Coach Virginia Alexander and Tom Cullen Egbert said. “She is very close swam consistent victories. Dan to qualifying for the Easter Browning won the 100-meter Championships to be held at "JEOPARDY" COLLEGE STYLE!! Free while Farschon, Sennarini, Harvard. Her hard work and Baklino and Browning captured dedication is really starting to SPONSORED BY THE OFFICE OF CAMPUS ACTIVITIES the 400-yard medley relay. pay off, and I’m very pleased 895-6776 Knouft, Drew Wilson, with the progress that she has Alexander and Farschon shown." The Triangle Page 20 January 24,1992 Drexel bounces back against Towson Scott Williams The intensity came out right what looked like a comeback, as Amy Freitick contributed ten ahead to gain an 11-2 advantage Triangle Sports Writer from the start as Drexel took the Drexel let down their guard. But points including two three- at the 11 minute niark before fwst possession and was first on the Lady Dragons were still able pointers. Keating had seven Maine was able to respond with The Drexel w om en’s the scoreboard with a bucket to dominate, and Towson was points and eight rebounds, and a bucket from Julie Bradstreet. basketball team lost its first two from senior Megan Keating. never closer than 19 points. junior Ann Fitzpatrick added Head Coach Lillian Haas said, conference games over the E>rexel led, 10-1, four minutes With 2:08 remaining in the nine points and pulled down ten “We put on lots of pressure and weekend, but you would never into the game before Towson game, a technical foul was rebounds. played good zone defense early suspect that from watching them was able to score a field goal. called on the Towson coach, and The victory on Wednesday in the game. Then they made defeat the Towson State The Lady Dragons continued an freshman Noelle DeMorat sank gave a boost to the team after some adjustments and brought University Tigers 67-47 aggressive defense and well- one of the two free throws their losses over the weekend. their big players up high.” Wednesday night. executed offense (51 percent awarded to Drexel. The first came in Drexel’s North Following a Drexel time-out, Head Coach Lillian Haas from the field versus 16 percent The Lady Dragons shot 37 Atlantic Conference opener a basket by Keating gave the said, “I feel great about the win. for Towson in the first halO to percent from the floor, while against the University of Maine Lady Dragons their last lead of We had a good first half and take a 42-14 halftime lead. Towson shot only 24 percent for Black Bears. Maine entered the the game and last score of the played good defense. We The second half was much the the game. Freshman Leslie game on Friday with an 8-7 half as Maine pulled ahead to a maintained our composure and same until the eight minute mark Reiner led Drexel scoring with record. The team was previously 21-15 halftime lead. The second played with lots of intensity.” of the period. The Tigers started 16 points and six rebounds and 1-1 in conference play. half opened much the same, as The game opened with a Drexel attempted to overcome Drexel foul, resulting in a point the deficit The closest the Lady for Maine on one of two free Dragons came was three points, throws. The next score did not as Maine steadily increased their come until the 16:02 mark of the lead to ten points with just under first half, as Fiupatrick put up two minutes left to play. The the first basket for the Lady final score was 61-45. Dragons. Drexel slowly pulled See BASKETBALL on page 19 S ki club goes to K illington,V erm ont John Seaman ranging from obstacle courses to Special to The Triangle mogul runs. Club president Chip Walters On December 15, the ski club took first place in all but one packed up its skis and 25 of its event and the Strickland sisters most die-hard members, swept the womens' events, embarking on a momentous making Drexel the overall journey to conquer 107 snow winner throughout the week of covered trails, six mountains, competition. and an elevation of 4241 feet to Look for upcoming ski club none other than the spectacular information in The Triangle. resort of Killington, Vermont. Keep an eye out for The Collegiate Ski Fest, announcements posted around sponsored by Lite Beer, hosted campus, or contact Chip Walters Dre*el sAnn Filymtrick (44), looks to pass the ball at a Saturday's game against New Hampshire at 14 Colleges and Universities at 222-2304 for additional ihe Physical Education Center. Drexel lost that game but came back ^ . from the East Coast which information. to beat Townson on Wednesday. Vassallo/TAe Triangle competed in daily events W restlers struggle against R id er but avoid being shut out Catherine Campbell knocked Owen out.” College a few weeks ago and I Thomas took a 2-0 lead in the 6, Childs thought that the team Of The Triangle Childs mentioned his wasn’t going to let that happen.” first period and finally won 3-2. “wrestled a very tough match. disappointment with freshman Evans continued to explain that Childs remarked that Thomas, They just got beaten by another The predominantly in redshirt, Scott Morgan at 158. he had never wrestled his “wrestled a good, steady match. team. Right now we are experienced Dragons lost to the Dave Robin is not that much opponent, Bill Tossogloy, and He’s got all the tools [to be a preparing for the next 2-3 years. Broncs of Rider College last better than Scott” Morgan went that he “didn’t know what to great wrestler]; he’s just got to We are just trying to stay injury Saturday, at the Physical into the match with a 7-5 record expect from him.” be more physical and more free and get one, two or three Education Center, 26-6. against the Rider junior’s 8-4 That win carried over to the explosive.” guys to nationals while building In their first East Coast record, but lost 2-12. heavy weight division as Paul Despite the final score of 26- the team.” Wrestling Association meet, the By the time the meet got to team battled the East Coast the 177 lb. weight class, Conference defending cham sophomore Steve Bell was pions. “I’m disappointed for prepared to keep the Dragons them, not in them”, told head from being shut out. With a coach Jack Childs to the family score of 0-0 in the first two and alumni that gathered periods Bell appeared to have a afterwards at the day’s chance, but with 30 seconds to reception. go in the match Bell could not The first match of the meet catch up and lost 3-1. was the most competitive one as 190 lb. Rich Evans saved the Drexel’s Owen Hibberd, who is afternoon by earning the ranked tenth nationally, faced essential initial score of his Rider’s 12th ranked Dan match. After ending the first Finacchio. Hibberd was unable period with a score of 4-0, he to handle Finacchio the second was able to hold onto his lead, time around as he lost 7-3. 10-6. Coach Jack Childs said that Going into the match, Evans the loss will drop Hibberd oat of said that he could think about the top 12 rankings, while was avoiding a shutout. Finacchio will move up. “Owen “Definitely no shut out,” he said. will have to do well to get back “I hate Rider. I thought that I into the rankings. He can't had a win no matter what. I afford another loss,” Childs started to get a little weary when added. “The secret to placing at we got up to 167. In the back of Owen Hibberd (bottom) lost a tough match to Rider’s Matt Finacchio, 7-3, in the 118 lb. match last nationals is that you’ve got to be my mind I was thinking about Saturday at the Physical Education Center. Hibberd went into the batch ranked tenth in tin the nation ranked. I feel sorry that the loss how they shut out Wilkes by Amateur Wrestling News. Finacchio was ranked 12th. John VassaUo/T/ie Triangle