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FREE FRIDAY Advisor resigns over alleged .assault Resident Assistant for Ef!glish Language Institute students says uni.versity acted apathetically in investigation of reported attack
By Doug assistant in Pencader who accused glad to have the support of Lyman Timothy F. Brooks, dean of Donovan December II , 1992 Eclitor in cnief Mohammad Ershaid of sexually to show I'm not lying." students, said because ELI students · Dear University of Delaware: Claiming tile university has assaulting her. Chen said that days after Ershaid are not full-time matr-i culated He llo, my name is Lyman Chen and J am currently the Conunun ity Advi sor for the University's E.l.l. Sludents. I am n:grelfully wrili ng lhis leuer 10 forma lly n:sign as 1he Co mmun il y Ad vi sor for attempted to "cover up the truth" Ershaid, a Kuwaiti student in the was arrested, Ershaid continued to students, they cannot be tried E.L.I. S1udents in Pencader. Ahhough I have sincere ly enjoyed my 1wo years as bolh a Residenl about the alleged sexual assault of ELI program, was arrested on Nov. visit the Pencader building where through the university's judicial Assis1a111 and Communily Advisor, I feel I am no looger able or willi ng 10 fulfi ll my r<:sponsibilities effectively and wtl olehea ned ly due to recent events invo lvi ng the allesed sex ual assault of one of my a resident assistant, the community 6 by University Police for one he lived. Chen said he was system and are not barred from Residen t Assistants by an E.L.I. student. You cannot imagine what the past two months have been count of sexual assault. police said. disturbed at the lack of being on campus. like for both myself, and especially, the Resident Assistant who was invo lved. advisor to English Language I· Institute (ELI) students officially The incident occurred in Baker's responsibility by ELI officials who, However, Chen and Baker said AcruaUy, rry to imagine what we have gone through over the past few months. Imagine your resigned his position today. room on Oct. 20.and'she reported it he said, told him that Ershaid's they thought the case should go :~~~~~ ~~ ~:c ~~~i~~~~~~0i~ r; ~~J.: ~~ ~~~~:0;i: : h;;~ -:~:~o=~~ ~ ~hehe~is~ nolto In his resignation letter to University Police on Nov. 1, keys were confiscated. through the university's judicial 0 0 1 1 ~~:i~aW~~ · . ~is' ~~~~~ ~~s h;~~~~~:~:us:~~l ~ :!~! ~:'::s! ~:k . ~h;s, !rk ~~ ~:rfc7riho~~ on disclosed earlier this week to The said Larry Thornton, associate "ELI needs to act a little more system. why she should come forward. I assure her, time and time agai n, that the situation will be: dealt with in Review, Lyman Chen (BE SR) director of Public Safety. responsibly,'' Chen said. "ELI's "By not taking the case through a professiona l, efficient, and privale manner. J say to her, "You' re an R. A! 1bc Universi ty would wrote, "Imagine a university who Baker said University Police methods of dealing with this have the university judicial system, :~~~:.Z,~" f~~·~o:!:.r~:~~~ ~S:, "ci,:tfR~~~ ?W:~~ G!t cons1an1 persuasion from me, only made the arrest after she been atrocious." Housing did the wrong thing," attempts to cover up the truth of Imagine now, a niahtrnare of politics and inaction by the Uni versity. Imagine a university who the incident to protect. its image contacted the Federal Bureau of Chen said that after the incident Chen said. altempls to cover up the truth of the incident to proleCt its image and International Relations at her and International Relations at . Investigation. he authorized an emergency lock Baker also said she was told t11e cxpc n... Imagine watching one of your R.A.s slowly deteriorate, befon: you r eyes, as she [Angela Baker's (AS SR)] "It wasn't until the FBI called change of Ershaid's room. case would go through the judicial ~~r;;~':s":S~gh~ =:'~ ~::;. ·:~; ;:':f:.~~~ ~ i::.:: c.:~ ~:~~l~~~ .~~J~:~ ~ :s 0 1 expense." University Police that the arrest Chris Wolfe, coordinator for ELI system. ~.. .:~~~ ..=~ :r~.ts u~~n~:,~~~~e ~~! ~~:;;,.~~~h~~ ~~·r~:!f~ h~:~h.;,~~ ;~:l . : ns Chen said in an interview that he was made," Baker said. admitted that he said his office "It's not enough to have him off a witness to these events a::f being powerless to stop it. lmagtne how many sleepless nights both of us have had over the past few months. Imagine how poorly our grades will be this semester, and our intends to distribute the letter to Michael Wright, an FBI agent at would obtain Ershaid' s keys. campus," she said. 1 university administrators and the Wilmington office, said the FBI "We understand he hasn' t Brooks said he did talk to !':r=. "I:'0: =~~":~ ~~n~~~~·; ;:·, ; ~:,~G; 1~!';e~~~~~. h~~ '.:'/~es~~~~~ the cout'IC of th is semester, but I refu se to be powerless anymore. officials in Housing and Residence is not allowed to comment on its returned the jeys," Wolfe said Housing and Residence Life about Life and ELI today. cases. Wednesday. pursuing the case. be l ie ve1 fn~~ !::~ ~r~~~~:~u ;;, l ~ ~i~i~s:~:tcf .;il~:~:~n~:~ ~~~~~~5a~f;.t~~~ ~~~ t";.~~~ 6'!~ "I feel a grave injustice has beer. Lt. Joel Ivory, the investigating Chen said nothing was done to "But," he said, .. it is clear in the very dear to me. I have lost what has mean t a great deal to me in my life. My job. I do not know done not only to [Baker] but to all officer on the case for University restrict Ershaid from campus. student handbook" that only full how I will make it financially next semester without the benefits from my job, but I will at least know 1 8 1 women at the university," he said. Police, said the FBI did contact his "He was there just as much as if time matriculated students can be ~~:~ ~~1~ ~r ~h i :~;~ i 1 !": . r;o~ ~f::o~ :!~~~~ ;~~ ~~~f.~~. dfd~J i~ : ·• •: ;:~b~~: : !:~~'::. ::":· l " I felt I couldn't do my job office but said they "had no official he were living there," he said. brought through the judicial =~ ~~~cs~f~~e~r ,h~~ :~k 5/:.' H~~}~·. !;~~risA~: !:i l 1~~~ ':dirf!~~c~ t ~~:~.ltha~~ ~o u anymore. I advised Angela that it hand in the arrest." David Butler, director for system." for giv ing me lhis opponuni ly. I will mi ss il wi lh all my henrt! would be in her best interest to The trial was scheduled for Dec. Housing and Residence Life, said While most administrators close Regrelfully Youn , come forward because i was taught 9 but was postponed until mid he thought the "best thing to do to Chen expressed regret about his the university would back its RAs." January by a motion filed by the would be to move [Ershaid] out, resignation, they all respected his ~tkt ft1:f-k defense attorney, Thornton·said. not to go through judicial hecause Lyman Chen Chen refers to the incident Former Community Advisor for E.L.J. Students involving Baker, a resident Baker said in an interview, "I'm he's not matriculated." see RESIGNATION page A4 . Serial University bans: rapist speech codes strikes Faculty Senate follows Supreme Court decision • By Mary Desmond condemned any form of harassment Copy Editor defmed as "deliberately acting with aga1n Two years ago, the university's offensive expression towards any Faculty Senate voted to take action members or guests of the university By Ken Nager against instances of hate crime by community." City News Editor instituting a campus speech code into The code also states that "speech New Castle County police said the Official Student Handbook. or other expression constitutes they believe the recent rape of a But on Monday, prompted by harassment by personal vilification if 25-year-old woman in her recent Supreme Court decisions that it: is intended to insult or stigmatize Wilmington apartment is said it is unconstitutional for public an individual or a group of connected to the seriar rapist in institutions to ban "fighting words," individuals on the basis of their race, Newark. the Senate voted 30..15 to revoke the creed. color etc.; is addressed "It is clear that the speech code from the university code directly to the individual or circumstances of this case are of conduct. group .. . whom it insults or similar to the previously reported Timothy F. Brooks, dean of stigmatizes; and makes use of cases," New Castle County students, said a series of federal "fighting" words or nonverbal information officer Vincent G. court decisions in Michigan and symbols." Kowal said·. " But the factors Wisconsin have determined Brooks said, "The problem we leading to this case will not be university speech codes faced was that a number of our released, in order to protect the unconstitutional. . policies were unenforceable based on integrity of the investigation." Essentially, the university's code see SPEECH CODE page A3 Kowal gave the following account of the incident: The victim returned home Tuesday from work at about 9:30 p.m. to her ground floor Stratford State to execute third apartment where she was attacked by a suspect who was waiting inside. The susoect raoed the victim criminal in two years and then fled the apartment. Evidence at the scene indicates By Chris Dolmetsch made the final decision. the suspect forced his way into City Nrws Editor The execution will be the home through a window. WILMINGTON - A man who automatically stayed while the The victim was transported to shot a drug dealer in the parking state Supreme Court reviews the Christiana Hospital where she was lot of the Tri-State Mall in August case. treated and released. 1991 was sentenced to death Ferguson and another man, Kowal said police officers Monday by the Delaware Superior Tyrone Hyland, allegedly flooded the crime scene within Court, making him the third person attempted to sell $10,000 worth of minutes after the call came in in two years to be sentenced to cocaine to Hodges. from 911 . capital punishment by the state. But when Hodges didn't Police contacted apartment Cornelius Edward Ferguson Jr., produce the money, Ferguson shot residents and stopped motorists who was convicted last month of him in the gut and left him to bleed that night and during the early the murder of 22-year-old Troy in the parking lot while Ferguson morning rush hour traffic at both Hodges, was sentenced to death by and Hyland fled. entrances of the complex to find lethal injection on March 17. Court records said Ferguson out whether anyone knew He was also convicted for didn't have any cocaine, and "the anything about the previous conspiracy and possession of a transaction had all the night's rape, he said. deadly weapon. characteristics of a classic drug Detectives assigned to the THE REVIEW !Jennifer Stewnson Women's basketball's Molly Larkin takes it to the hole in 51-42 win over Lafayette Tuesday. The jury voted unanimously to rip-off." serial rapist case worked g ive Ferguson the death penalty, Hyland, who was driving the throughout the night while and Judge Richard S. Gebelein uncovering and investigating see I(JLLER page A4 several leads. No substantial leads have been uncovered yet, Kowal said. Colonel Thomas P. Gordon, chief of the New Castle County Better watch out, Santa Claus travels around the world Police, said in a press release he has committed the full resources By Beth Kennedy were able to experience Christmas in a new way. last fall, said she remembers the Christmas it was at home. of his police department to the SUif Repott,.. In France, Santa is known as Pere Noel, holiday as if it were yesterday. ''Christmas is very different," she said "They investigation. The white-haired, ~- s uited and big-bellied meaning "Father Christmas," and resembles a "It was so beautiful," O'Leary said. "All of have St. Nicholas day. when Santa comes on Gordon has a! so· ordered patrol man known as Santa Oaus has been a part of wizard. the streets and store windows in London were Dec. 6. when you leave your shoes outside the units to increase their presence in culture for more than 600 years. Children in France welcome Pere Noel by beautifully lit with lots of lights." door and he puts candy in them. targeted areas. The Medieval Santa's ability · to travel the leaving a window partial ly open so he can reach England' s Victorian Father Christmas "Christmas day is not a big deal as far as In response to the rapes over skies derived from the Norse God Odin. the cookies and milk they leave him. became the country's symbol of Christmas for exchanging gifts goes. It's not as materialistic as the past year, MBNA America The belief that Santa was a gypsy who Students who spent last fall semester in his gift-giving, feast-making and holiday it is here. Everyone in the family exchanges one Bank is offering a $10,000 reward traveled from house to house unloading presents France remember Pere Noel well. merriment gift." for information leading to the was carried on by minstrels and crusaders. "He looked more like a wizanl because he He is a gigantic man dressed i,n a fur Germans call their version of Santa Claus arrest and conviction of the Christmas traditions, especially this had a big pointy hat, and he wasn't fat like our trinuned, scarlet robe, and his head is donned "ChristK.indle," which has been altered by the individual involved. prominent holiday figure, have developed Santa is," said Tina Faulkner (AS SR), who with a crown of holly, ivy and mistletoe. Pennsylvania Dutch into the more familiar "Kris Anyone with information to the distinctly throughout America and Europe. spent last fall in Caen. Marta Folio (AS JR) found Christmas in Kringle." serial rapist should contact (302) Students who spent the semester abroad last fall Kathy O'Leary (AS SO), who was in London Bayreuth, Germany to be less materialistic than see S4NTA ClAUS page A6
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:~ ~~~"'~J~~ ... ._,..__.._ y _.,\} ;$ ~ { ~~---:.: "- _... Abortion debated Archut said that the sec does encourage optioos, but in the case between student groups of adoption. most people only want healthy, Caucasian babies. The Student Coalition for Otoice Both sides agreed that the (SCC) and Students for life abortion issue rests on one debated in Christiana Conunons controversial fact, when life begins. Monday to argue both sides of the abortion issue. About 40 people gathered to hear Monopoly becomes the debate. 11 Delawareopoly" Students for Life, reJnSented by Jenna Timm (AS SO), Jennifer Who needs Boardwalk when you Textor (AS JR), Carl Mattia (AS can buy Memorial Hall instead? SR) and Michael DeAscanis (EG ''Delawareopoly'' a new board SR) began the debate by saying game and spin-off of the famous abortion is the desttuction of a Parker Brothers game "Monopoly," living human being. · · features university and Newark ''Our arguments are based on landmarks instead of the original biological facts. not religion.'' Atlantic City, N. J. ones. DeAscanis said. Players use textbooks as pieces The sec, represented by Jeff and move around a board similar to Kleinberg (AS FR), Kirk Scott (BE that of the original game. SO), and Jennifer Archut (AS SO) The idea came from and Ohio said, ''We're not pro-abortion, based company and includes we're not pro-death, we're pro versions not just of University of choice. Delaware, but other colleges and 'We're trying to keep abortion universities as well. open so nobody can tell women . 'We like to put memorable what to do." places and events on the game so Students for Life said human life that it will appeal to students and is continuous and that fertilization is alunmi," said Robin Wilson, where the life of a new human · president of Late for the Sky. THE REVIEW I Malcimillian Gretsch being begins. Bryan Gallagher (HR SR) said Matt Morrill, Bill Vergantino and john Fileppo (left to right) are three of the Hens who will travel to Marchal! (\W) University sec said scientists couldn't he likes the idea. decide if life began at conception or '1bis might be the easy way to tomorrow to play in the Division 1-M football semifinals. The winner will adavance to the championship game. not. buy a present for my entire family Students for Life said United in one shot," Gallagher said. State~.taws make abortion legal Other changes from the original benefrt art deoartment helping teachers buy much needed Art Fest '92 will be Device, Oxygen. dance to," Malinowski said. ' through all nine months of include free parking, which became supplies. Head, The Nazarites, Fire Tribe, ·nte "We wani the an scene to catch it, pregnancy, while the sec said only Spring Break, and utilities, which . In an attempt to revive the ..The whole purpose is to raise Absurd and Schroeder. and what better place to see us than at .01% of the abortions undergone in changed from Water Works and the university's deteriorating art money for the art department because Christopher Malinowski, of the an art fest," he said. the United States are perfonned in Electric Company to Greek rush department, several local bands will the funds are shon when money is The Absurd, said they are looking The cost of the show is $5 and all in the last three months of and ..The Review." perform for free at Art Fest '92 cut from the school," Munce said. forward to entering the campus an · txoceeds will go to the art pregnancy. Saturday, Dec. 12. "Before sports are cut, they cut the art scene. department DeAscanis said, "Our purpose is Local bands to play in Shane Munce (AS FR) said he program" ''Our music is more an aesthetic -Compiled by Erik Morrison, to offer alternatives to abortion." organized the event with hopes of The bands who will perform in treat rather than something to slam Robert Wherry and Amy Shew.
Baltimore man extradited for charges of molestation
By Ken Nager held in Gander Hill Prison in counts of criminal solicitation in the Meadowood area, where he would 1986, said a deputy clerk for the City News Editor Wilmington on warrants charging rust degree. molest them, Kowal said. _ District Court of Grand Forks. "This A former Wilmington resident is him with two counts of unlawful Kowal said Davis approached the He said the investigation began means he engaged in sexual contact under investigation for molesting 14 sexual intercourse and two counts of young victims at the Meadowood after one of the parents came with a person under the age of 15 ." boys in the Meadowood area of criminal solicitation, police said. East park and the Forest Oak School forward, which resulted in the return He was sentenced to the state Wilmington from June 1991 to New Castle County Information playground. both within a one-mile of Davis from Maryland on Nov. 18. penitentiary for three years and was October 1992, New Castle County Officer Vincent G. Kowal said radius. In Grand Forks, N. D. on Aug . 7, enrolled in the sexual offenders Police said. Davis was indicted but not officially Davis would approach the kids, 1986, Davis was convicted for program at the penitentiary. Michael Allen Davis, 31, of 1505 charged Tuesday with 14 counts of gain their trust and then take them to committing grass sexual imposition He was released one year early on Spruce Street, Baltimore, is being unlawful sexual intercourse and two his trailer, also located in the between Dec. 15, 1985 and Jan. 15, Nov. 19, 1988.
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OOOR TO DOOR SERVICE 7DAYSA WEEK ., . Local apartment blaze at the Material Management ·24HOURS COMPETITIVE PRICES facility at 401 Wyoming Road. ' fEXPRESS SERVICE PROFESSIONAL·OOURTEOUS: destroyed by flames AVAILABLE DRIVERS The flames were contained by CHARTER SERVICE AVAILABLE A local apartment was two sprinkler heads inside the destroyed by a fire Wednesday building, Thomas said, and fire afternoon, but nobody was injured officials had them under control in and the rest of the building was 20-minutes. not damaged, fire company None of the hazardous waste spokesman Dave Thomas said. was exposed to the flames andn o Fire company officials were one was injured in the fire, he called to the Admiral's Club said. Apartment complex· on the unit ... block of Fairway Road, at 3:28 1992 Jeep Cherokee GRADUATE p.m., and controlled the fire by stolen from Lehigh Rd. 3:47 p.m., Thomas said. An apartment resident said, she A 1992 Jeep Cherokee was went outside to meet her brother at stolen from the 600 block of the bus stop, but came back to fmd Lehigh Road sometime between the apartment in flames, Thomas Monday night and Tuesday said. . morning, Newark Police said. There was no smoke damage to The vehicle was recovered in any other apartments and because Wilmington on Tuesday, police !e~~ it was a basement apartment, he said. said, there was very little water Damage to the Cherokee's damage. Everything in the steering column and ignition is residence was destroyed, he said. estimated at $500, police said. ~ The state fire marshal's office is MAKE THE CRITICAL CHOICE. investigating the incident. CARE NURSE Stereo, speakers stolen BECOME A CRITICAL NIVERSITY HOSPITAL DJOHNSONU University building from Toyota Celica AT ROBERT WOO . lications for the February 1993 · is currently acceptmg app . for a select number of catches fire; no A Pioneer stereo and Alpine Our Critical Care Serv t c~ . Program. We have opemngs d Coronary Care Units. damage speakers were stolen from a 1991 Graduate Nurse l~terns . tp ur Medical Intensive Care an Toyota Celica parked on Willa outstanding candtdates m o . Road sometime between 1I p.m. . es the following special features. A university building housing hazardous waste caught on rue but Saturday and 5 p.m. Sunday, Our program mclud based orientation Newark Police said. · *Competency h'ch enhances the was quickly extinguished Practice env i ronro~nt w . t Wednesday morning, fire Police said the window of the * nurse-patient relattonshtp. h ' g novice practitioners company spokesman Dave Celica was broken causing $1,000 k 'll d 1n teac tn • Thomas said. in damages. * Expert Preceptors s t e . th ry and clinical practtce The electronic equipment is orientation inlegrattng eo At 12:30 a.m., Aetna Hook, * 12-week . Hose & Ladder vehicles estimated a $500, police said. ort group roeettng responded to a small one-alarm * G.N. supp . ur successful program. . "th you the detatls of o h 11 nge and rewards We are inte reste~ in s~an~t~'us and share the excite.men\~ ~o=pital has to offer! Consid er spendtng a . ay t Robert Wood Johnson Umverst that critical care nursmg a Please contact: USN Jeanne Uvento, RN, d Retention N Recruitment an Coordinator, u~8) 937-8511 FREE TRIP TO CANCUN t • New Brunswick, N) 08901 I office •168 Little Albany Stree /F/D/V MEXICO! Personne t nity employer M . An equal oppor u Sun bound vacalio!'S needs campus representatives to organize o small group for Spnn11 Break 1993, and earn a free lrip to Can(Un, ~exlco---:aiiBOO Sun Trek (800 786·8735) for complete mformat1on and free gift. Sororilies Froternllies Clubs and ~~~~N The personal touch in professional nursing. :~=:~~:;~K·1·80~786•8735 ··B-· . ; December 11, 1992 • THE REVIEW. A3 ARA student employees evaluate management policies Workers critique contractor's hiring and scheduling practices, raise allocations and union relations
By Candace J. Lewis Services, said he believes there is an expendable. She also said there have been no ~ FNIIn Ediror increased work load to meet higher The Pencader employee said there problems with hiring practices at While university administrators ,6.RA standards in comparison to "ARA can•t put the amount of pressure on union workers was no time to play around when he Russell. "As people quit, they hire and students have expressed those of university dining services. 1 worked for catering, citing extended new people." satisfaction with ARA 's dining However, Clay said the work load as [they can] on student workers. But if students were to hours with few breaks. The Clayton Hall employee said servi<::es, some university· Dining is not '"being focused on one group pick up and strike, ARA has their hands tied:• He said in one instance he was merit-based salary increases are also Servic;es student ·employees have or another." scheduled to work from 7:00 a.m. a source of concern. questioned ARA management, raise A Center Court student employee -Randy Clay, director of ARA Services until 4 p.m. but instead finished He said he is aware of two policies and hiring and scheduling said he also feels pressure from the work around 7 p.m. students who received raises, practices. management. Employees, he said, receive their although the raises were An employee of Clayton Hall "Union employees can jerk regular hourly pay for overtime simultaneous to being promotions. Special Events catering said he and around all they want because they're proposals confidential until they have spent much of their hours and do not receive any "It's not proportional," he said. some co-workers were concerned prot~ted," he said. "I'm not." . negotiations are complete. summer savings. overtime pay. "It's a very few elite who get tlje with the relationship between Gwen Smith, president of Local The Clayton Hall employee said The Clayton Hall employee said Clay said catering scheduling is raises." . management and union workers. Union #439 of AFL-CIO, said union he also thinks ARA management he views the hiring increase as a done in relation to the number of He added, "As minimal as they Since ARA was contracted in workers have voiced similar expects less people to do more work, sign that ARA is aware of employee events and individuals available to have been, [raises) have been given September 1991, he said, workers complaints of being pressured to citing that earlier this semester few dissatisfaction with hiring practices. work. out." are required to do more work to workbyARA. people were being hired. "If nothing else, they all know "Certainly (work hours] are Clay said ARA has specific maintain the company's standards. Smith said union employees have Recently, he said he has noticed there's a defmite concern," he said. reflective of a catering schedule," he guidelines for raises from which He said he thinks management said they feel there is more expected an increase in hiring by ARA. Despite the number of recently said. dining hall managers cannot deviate. depends more on the student of them since ARA has been "Everyon~ who applies gets the hired employees, he said it seemed A student employee of Russell Raises, which are based on workers than they do on the union .managing Dining Services. job," he said. management's view is that student Dining Hall, Drea Khoury (AS JR), employee performance, are workers. "ARA can't put the amount ARA and union negotiations are Clay said Dining Services is workers are expendable - that it said she has not experienced any recommended by managers to of pressure on union workers as currently underway, she said, eager to hire students in the does not matter if they are ftred. excessive work hours or under ARA's associate and personnel , (they can] on student workers. although she declined to comment beginning of the semester and A part-time employee at the scheduling. directors, he said. "If students (were to) pick up and about them. actively tries to recruit workers. Scrounge said it seems only Khoury said her hours are not set "We're trying to be as equitable strike, ARA would have their hands Thomas LaPenta, university However, he said, students seem irresponsible student workers who but she is told when to come in and and fair (as we can]," Clay said. . tied." director of Labor Relations, said more apt to apply mid-semester after "played around" were considered is permitted to leave when all the "Individuals have to earn [their Randy Clay, director of ARA both parties have agreed to keep work is done. raises]."
··..· ;U.S. troops arrive in Somalia :; HIM proposes healthcare plan . · By Michael Regan surrounded by dozeris of cameramen population. • ~NewsEdtix with bright lights aOO flashbulbs . That same day 1,800 U.S. Marines U.S. insurance companies endorse universal health coverage Three teams of Navy Seals were In a broadcast from Mogadishu, are on their way to Somalia A total of · greeted early Wednesday morning by Somalia, NBC Nightly news anchor 20,000 U.S. troops are expected to be . dozens of journalists aro camera crews Tom Brokaw said the lights interfered deployed for the operalim By Christy McAllister unnecessary hospital or specialist care. . • on the beaches of Somalia as the with the troop's night vision Dec. 4, 1992: President Bush tells the Sl~ff Reporlet In order to promote equitable tax policies, equipment ''We're told they were not . people of Somalia in a televised pess The Health Insurance Association of the HIAA intends to exclude the costs of the amused," he said conference that U.S. troops come for America (HIAA) announced a plan last week essential packages from employees' taxable U.N. officials said this operation the sole purpose of protecting the to provide all Americans with universal health income. If additional health care is purchased, . World in Review will be the largest of its Icind. distribution of food and medical insurance. then the benefits would be taxable and the i- supplies. The plan is similar to the Clinton/Gore plan money raised from this tax would help pay to SomaHa Recap: Dec. 5,1992: President-elect Bill for universal health insurance which the insure people with incomes below the poverty : U.N.-authOrized military effort to feed January 1991: Rebels topple the Clinton released a statement saying the president and vice president-elects touted line, according to their plan. : the starving people of that country dictatorship of Mohamed Siad Barre, world will not stand by aro watch the throughout their campaign. "We wanted universal coverage through a : oommenced. sending the nation into a state of people in Somalia starve. Under the HIAA ·plan, all Americans, voluntary market," White said. "It has become According to wire reports, the Seais anarchy. Since then, various factions Gen. Colin Powell, chainnan of the employed and unemployed, are guaranteed necessary to go to a mandatory system that is were followed by the first of 1,800 U.S. have been fighting for control of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in an health insurance. self-serving." Marines who have been stationed off country. Gunmen have hijacked a interview on CNN that be estimates the The HIAA is still fine-tuning its plan for For years, the insurance industry has been .the coast of the east Mrican nation majority of food and nr.dical aid sent operation willlB two to three rnmths. the best way to implement it, Donald White, a against mandate coverage. since last week. to Somalia. The New York Times This is longer than rust estimates of spokesman for HIAA, said. Not everyone is convinced either of the Somali gunmen, who have in recent reported that the United States has American troops staying until Bush The HIAA and the Clinton/Gore team want plans will work. months hindered worldwide relief given some $200 million in assistance leaves office on January 20. to accomplish the same fundamental goals, Dr. Neil E. Lattin, M.D., of Family Practice efforts in the country, offered no to Somalia since the civil war broke out Dec. 6, 1992: With the landing of U.S. White said, but the Clinton/Gore plan has not Association in Wilmington, said if the plans resist.ana:. in 1991. An estimated 300,000 people Marines anticipated in the next couple revealed how they are going to accomplish "work as advertised, they will provide The masses of journalists and have died as a result of famine and civil· of days, a convoy of 100 trucks filled their goals. insurance protection for everyone." JM!ographers who flocked to Somalia war. with food donated by the U.N. breaks That is why the HIAA has published its He also said no one knows what Clinton's to report the landing, however, were Nov. 30, 1992: United Nations the siege of the Mogadishu port and principles, he said. The HIAA wants to be plan will be. quoted by several sources as being Security Council approves U.S. request heads for relief centers. flexible and to be able to point out possible Lattin said the problem is everyone wants potentially hazardous to the operation. to place an American general in Dec. 9, 1992: Operation Restore Hope problems in ot·her plans and to help solve universal health insurance, but they don't Associated Press photographs show command of a multi-national force to begins with U.S. Navy Seals· and them, White said. want to pay for it. small groups of American troops protect supplies for the starving Somali Marines laOOing on Somali beaches. According to a statement released by HIAA: There is a big risk of the cost becoming "Private insurers would agree to provide unmanageable, but hopefully the plans will coverage to everyone. The government would .work, Lattin said. pay for health insurance for people below the Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Delaware agrees poverty line." with the Clinton/Gore plan, but it is concerned Each person will be given an essential because the details for the plan are not known, BodyGuard.. packa'ge of benefits which include primary and Robert C. Coles Jr., President and CEO of preventive services as well as catastrophic Blue Cross Blue Shield of Delaware, said. The Instantly Effective coverage. People above and below the poverty The Clinton/Gore plan states that once line will all receive equal coverage. everyone has coverage, the money which is Non-lethal Self-Defense Weapon Consumers may also purchase additional raised will go to reduce the deficit. coverage if they wish. Coles said he does not believe this i'dea is The HIAA plan also emphasizes a reduction realistic. in the costs of medical care. The plan calls for "The best we can hope for is to bring the controlling the cost of prescriptions, rate of increase in healthcare spending down," eliminating excess physician visits, he said. u·nnecessary use of expensive technology and Provide yourself and your loved ones with security and peace of mind with BodyGuardtm. • Better than Macetm, BodyGuardtm is instantly effective on Faculty Senate overturns speech codes ALL attackers. continued from page A1 • Bodyguardtm causes blindness and prevents all but life supporting · the SUIRIJlC Court decision. breathing for 30 to 60 minutes, instantlyincapacitating any ana.cket "I do not like having regulations that are unenfon:eable." Despite the removal of the code, • Pepper sprays such as BodyGuardtm are so effective that be said he believes offenders will not they are used by police forces nationwide, including the be unpunishable. New Castle County and Newark police departments. Brooks said, "If a student paints a swastika on another students door, they will be charged with property Now, BodyGuariftm· is available to vou with a kevrin!Z damqe." attachment - In a perfect size for your pocket, purse, or ·bookbag. Kenneth Lomax, president of the Faculty Senate. said hate crimes are Order yours today! usually carved out in some tangible way, and for that they will be Phone orders - In Delaware: (3Q2) 737-3052 punished. 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. ~ A4 • THE RMEW • December 1 1, 1992 Administrators accompany Hen football team to Louisiana The universifis provost and athletic director compare the academic and athletic programs with 2 southern schools
By Christy McAllister University has a basketball only having one entrance and all receives more state fu.nding than Slaff Reporter facility, built ten years ago, of the other doors are monitored Northeast Louisiana, but said he Football was not the only similar to the Bob Carpenter 11 Louisana has better by electronic alarms, Waterfield diQ not discover anything thing on the agenda when five Sports/Convocation Center, control of people going in said. different about the members of the university's Waterfield said. "The weekend was profitable," administrative functions of the administration visited Louisiana He said he went to look at the and out of the building. 11 he said. "You don't always get two Louisiana universities. last weekend. devise they use to cover their --Allan Waterfreld, dean of the the information you need when John Burmeister, the While the Delaware Blue basketball floor when it is used you go on these trips, but we University of Delaware's Hen's were busy annihilating the for events other than games. College of Physcial Education did." representative to the NCAA, said Northeast Louisiana Indians in Currently when the Carpenter The administration went down he had the opportunity to the Division 1-AA quarterfinals, Sports/Convocation Center is as part of a tradition, Waterfield compare athletic programs as university administrators were used for events other than Waterfield also said he looked said. During all tournament Northeast Louisiana prepares to checking out the muscle of two basketball, the university at the management of the football games the president of move from a Division 1-AA team opposing schools. removes the court floor, intramural sports programs at the host school has a reception to a Division I-A team. Allan Waterfield, dean of the Waterfield said. Louisiana Tech. for the visiting administration. Burmeister said be also had College of Physical Education, Louisiana Tech has a covering One problem the University of University Provost R. Byron the chance to compare notes with Athletics and Recreation, visited that they put down for other Delaware has, said Waterfield, is Pipes said he talked with other NCAA representatives Louisiana Technical University events, he said. "It's like a giant that equipment tends to walk off. administrators at Northeast from Northeast Louisiana. and said he noted the differences jigsaw puzzle." "[Louisana) has better control Louisiana University to compare The NCAA paid for the between the physical education Waterfield said he does not of people going in and out of the · state funding, academic players, coaches and university program there and at the know if the floor covering is ,building." programs and other issues related administrators to attend, University of Delaware. right for the university's needs, Louisiana Tech has decreased to university life. Burmeister said. Louisiana Technical but it has potential. the chance of this happening by Pipes said the university R. Byron Pipes
Resignation of advisor All the President's men continued from page A1 ELI students in the university's judicial system. Clinton begins cabinet appointments; lloyd Bentsen first pick decision. Brooks said Wednesday be was "I think the world of Lyman," having a meeting with Housing and Brooks said. "He's an outstanding Residence Life and ELI to propose By Jan Madover Joseph Biden, D-Del., would not comment on person, student and resident that ELI students be subject to the StaffReporter the appointment until it was made official, assistant." same punishment as other students. Pres ident-elect Bill Clinton has begun his although he said, "It looks like it will go The position of community "They have no consequences to cabine t selection with the unofficial through." advisor to ELI students was created their actions," he said. "[The announcement of Senator Lloyd Bentsen, D- There have been rumors that Clinton may this year to assist with the increase resignation] is the one way it can Texas, as Secretary of the Treasury. select Sen. Biden as a candidate for Secretary of in the number of ELI students be brought to the forefront and Bentsen was selected as the Democratic State surfacing over the past week, to which attending campus this year. people can realize the seriousness nominee for vice president in 1988, running McCabe responded: "The senator has no interest Since the incident, Chen said of this incident. mate to Michael Dukakis. in being a cabinet member. He is happy being a something needs to be done to "I feel betrayed [by the Joseph Pika, associate professor of political senator." address the loophole that exists for system.]" science and international relations, said he feels Burcham said even though it is still a rumor Bentsen will be beneficial. he feels Biden would be a good choice. · "Bentsen is currently a very powerful figure "We would be very happy to see Biden, a as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee," Delaware senator and even an alumni of the he said, "and that would ------university, become a gain confidence from cabinet member," he said. financial markets." 'We would be very happy to see Burcham . added, Loyd Burcham (EG JR), S J h B'd "Somebody this close to president of the College en. osep I en, D- home would be great." Democrats, agreed with Del., ... become ,a cabinet Pika explained that Pika. membe_,.., Clinton's administration "Obviously, we think it are balancing decisions is a wise choice since -Lloyd Burcham (EG)R) concerning Biden. Bentsen has a lot of "He would doubtlessly experience with money," bring valuable experience, he said. but it would also be Theodore Davis Jr., professor of political valuable to keep him on Capitol Hill," he said. science and international relations, said he felt Davis explained that Secretary of State might Bentsen was definitely well-qualified, but did not be the job for Biden. "He could do the job · not think he would be best in that capacity. very well, but when you think of Biden's best "As far as understanding the process, he's a trait, it is domestic issues. good choice, but I think he would be more "If he were going to be attorney general, I effective for Clinton where he is," he said. could understand it better." Pika had a different point of view. Oliver said, "I don't think we will see that He said, "Removing Bentsen from his present appointment." position would help Clinton since he could have Another cabinet position which seems likely tied up Clinton's proposals." to be appointed is Rep. Leon Panetta, D-Calif., According to James K. Oliver, professor of as director of the Office of Management and political science and international relations, Budget. Bentsen's position as Secretary of the Treasury Also likely for selection is Wall Street is virtually assured. investment banker Robert Rubin as head of "That's a done deal," Oliver said. "Clinton's Clinton's newly designed National Economic looking for people who will work with Congress council, modeled after the National Security and Bentsen can." Council. Mike McCabe, public relations for Sen.
State orders execution continued from page A1 getaway car, pleaded guilty to Ferguson is the third criminal in criminally negligent homicide and the last two years to be sentenced was sentenced to 15. years in to death in Delaware. With 1993 just around prison. Last March, Steven Pennell was Ferguson has no address, no job, executed by lethal injection for the no money and no automobile, but murder of four women along U.S. the corner-it's time to Gebelein said "it is clear that the . Route 13 and 40 from 1988-89. defendant has a loving family. Then, December 3, the state "But it is also clear that he Superior Court sentenced James decided to end Troy Hodge's life," Allen Red Dog to die March 3 for purchase your new be said. "It is difficult to imagine the murders of a Wilmington man that he was thinking about his 11- in 1991. Red Dog was convicted year-old son, his brother, his July17. girlfriend or his great-grandmother at the time. "While it is true that Ferguson is loved by good people, there is CALENDARS. no indication that he returns that love in a meaningful fashion." Ferguson gunned down a patron in a Chester, Pa. bar in 1980, and has allegedly shot two other men, not including Hodges, since that Why not check out the time. The defense argued that Ferguson bad taught his son good values, but Gebelein thought i best selection in the area otherwise. ''While there was testimony that the defendant taught his son 'right A.~c Umlt under !!6.,!!nd Clllss all at our. usual 1 MONTH $470 $508 from wrong,' it is difficult for the 2 MONTHS $640 $698 Court to see how he could do that EUIAIL PASS utc.., 1ttt 1HJ given his life's history and his 15 DAYS $430 $460 seeming inability to place any 21 DAYS $550 $598 value on human life," he said. 1 MONTH $680 $728 10°/o Discount. "The court heard the defendant EUIAIL SAVERPASS 1Ht 1'93 argue that he wishes to better 15 DAYS per pasco $340 ,J90 himself. "But the Court finds little On January 1st Eurail rates go upl evidence in his lifestyle over the Buy your pass in December and you'll still be oble to stert using it past 12 years to support that before July 1,19931 University argument. -1 All PASSES ISSUED ON THE SPOTI "He maintains that the death was an accident, that he didn't mean it, that it 'just happened' and II Bookstore it might happen again. ''The Court doesn't believe that University of Delaware the defendant has remorse for his act, but the rational conclusion is 3606A Chestnut St., Phil«:klphi11 that he has only remorse that he is 115-JH-OUJ in the situation, he is in." • I December 11, 1992 • THE REVIEW. A5 Wom_en's rights adviDcates discuss economic and social issues -.
By Laura Jefferson yet at 45 she succeeded in getting a Slaff ~porter campus safety bill passed in 1990. All realms of women's rights "Granting women a right to privacy in pregnancy matters and in running for the were discussed during a forum was like granting women expensive, limited and easily representative of the 26 District, sponsored by the Student Coalition for which she lost. for Choice (SCC) Wednesday night revokable guest privileges at the exclusive men's club She encouraged other women in the Perkins Student Center. called the Constitution ... their goals, when she said they will Political, occupational and "come out winners if they try to do biological rights were addressed at - Twiss Butler what they want to do," no matter the Women's Forum by a panel of what others may say. six speakers from the National O'Toole added that women can Organization for Women (NOW), stereotypical positions. groups" consider abortions the loss facilitate a change in opinions the department of Women's "Where you enter has a lot of of lives, "Abortions save women's toward women by "networking." Studies, SCC and the Lambda impact on where you're going to lives." She said women should work on Delta Lambda sorority. go," she said. She said before the Supreme changing male associates' attitudes Tina Musico (AS JR), vice In addition, O'Toole said ·women Court's Roe v. Wade decision, and should interface with other president of sec and coordinator are forced to go through a "cycle of back-alley abortion was the leading women, because "[women] can not of the forum, said the program was organizational politics," in which, cause of maternal deaths. do this in isolation." organized "to give [students] even when they reach positions of Since the historical case, However, there is still hope for insight on the issues facing power, they are placed in the however, several other bills have change, O'Toole said. women." background of the occupations. been passed, diminishing She said 46 to 4 7 percent of The forum was a first for sec. She added that when the number government financing of abortions, today's work force is female, with Musico said, but the group plans to of women in a particular workplace Haug said. the majority of women older than hold more in the future. begins to increase, salaries begin to Along with this and the 16 working for pay. Laura O'Toole, assistant decrease. existence of parental consent laws, In addition, O'Toole said, a professor of Women's Studies, said The fact that there are fewer she said, 44 million women "generational phenomenon" has women are underpaid compared to women in the professional work nationwide, primarily the poor and occurred, with the sensitization of men. She added that approximately force also means that many women the young, are unable to have today's young men, who she said 60 percent of women are clustered are represented as the •:only type" abortions. were appropriately ed.ucated on the into "sex-typed" occupations, in their field, she said. Haug added that pregnancy is a abilities of women. therefore putting them in lower This category, O'Toole said, private matter, quoting woman's Musico added that women can status and lower paid positions. adds unnecessary extra work, rights supporter, Twiss Butler as facilitate change, with the help of She· told the audience of 18 that visibility and expectations to a saying: "Granting women a right to their peers, by becoming involved even if a woman is hired, she is woman's job, "extreme pressures privacy in pregnancy matters was in women's related groups and still "defined sexually" by a culture that may make or break them." like granting women expensive, issues. that tends to be "non-women A w'oman's right to choose limited and easily revokable guest She said women must have a friendly." whether or not to have an abortion privileges at the exclusive men's "strong attitude and a determined O'Toole said many women, was also discussed. club called the Constitution." personality to want to [create] THE REVIEW I Maximllllon Gret.d-1 · however, place themselves in ruts Mary-Elise Haug, of NOW, said Barbara Erskine, also of NOW, change." Barbara Erkskine, member of Delaware's National Organization for : by entering their job field through while many "so-called pro-life had no prior political experience, Women, encourages women to demand equality in the workplace. · Merchants an tid pate loses WAREHOUSE Local store owners expect drop in sales during Winter Session By Gregg David anyway." still gets some university customers. Staff~poltet Beecher said he has seen many "Large numbers of faculty As the majority of university businesses come and go during his members come," Mims said. students prepare for their trips home tenure at the store. There will be no drastic drop-off for the holidays, local businesses "If your livelihood was the in sales, Mims said, because business • expect a drop in sales this year due to students," he said, "your livelihood has been slow for the last month. their absence. was in trouble." "We notice it more when the ' 'There is about a 30 to 40 percent Marilyn Dickey, co ~ owner of students come back," she said. drop at the most," Suzanee Grass Roots on Main Street, said the "Some university students have to : , Gonnzales, a worker at the Cat's Eye drop in student customers brings in buy new shoes and some gear for CASUAL CLOTHING COLORED JEANS Hair Salon on Main Street. "But we other business. physical education classes." FOR WOMEN & MEN COTTON SWEATERS have a certain clientele. Of course, it "We'll miss the university Rainbow Records is very popular all depends." students," Dickey said. "But some among students, but manager Owen 1st QUALITY SAMPLES KNIT TOPS Store-run specials can help bring more of the townspeople· come out Thorne said they still get a good , LEGGINGS in customers during the winter, she once the students are gone. amount of customers when students & IRREGULARS JACKETS said. . "A craft store also hits a sales high leave for the winter. Bob Wilson, manager of CVS on right before the holidays and then "Our. business maintains itself DRESSES Main Street, said business is cut in drops." over the winter and summer months," & MORE half. Suzanne Yagla, manager of Great Thome said. "Students are not our "We cater directly to students, so Impressions, a clothing store on Main lifeline," he said. "But there is a DEC II & I2 when they leave, so does the Street, said she will use the period to small drop-off in sales after the business," he said. "We will cut back do some work to the store. Christmas buying season." our staff during the winter, but She plans to redecorate the store Many local restaurants also feel FRI. & S!T. ONLY lOAM· GPM January is still a better time of year during the month of January. the the strain from a barren than the summer." Donna Friswell, owner of Charlie university. Paul Beecher, who has managed B. Travels. said the travel agency has Delivery restaurants like Cameras Etc. for 13 years, said the good business during the winter. Margheritas Pizza and Samiches may holiday season is good for them. 'This time of year is big for us and experience a delivery drop, but other "Christmas is very good for us," we're not affected by the fact that the restaurants are more family oriented. Beecher said. "Sales always drop off students leave," Friswell said. Manager of El Sombrero John after the holidays. "People want cruises to get away Ceceli said, the restaurant is mainly a 679• DAWSON DR. NEWARK "We don't cater just to students. ·from the cold and see their family, so place for families to go to. . DEL INDUSTRIAL PARK We have business with 240 outside they come to us." "We not Feally affected by the companies. The walk-in traffic slows Tamara Mims, who has worked at absence of college students in (302)368-2820 down, but students don't necessarily Delaware Sporting Goods on Main January," Ceceli said. buy our most expensive goods Street for three years, said the store i~ ;,. Restoration begins on
~ I. historic schoolhouse &(OlrisMallari p-eservalim projects. 1 Off-Campus Students! !W~ The MCC was hired by the federaf. FAIR HILL, Md- It stlmds alme, Commission on National Community miles into the woods. No windows. no Senice to restae the building so tourists, floa', not even a roof. can visit the scrool, located on the Fair The only resemlance to ..mat~ to Hill Natural Resources Management be the Center School is foor stme Walls. Area. Torrey C. Brown, secretary of the Carl Otley. crew chief of the. Maryland Department of Natural resl.a'alim project. said the state decided· I Did you pick up your fruit Resouroes, Jdcked off !IE resuxatioo of to restore the schoolhouse when they the historic ~1'0001 schoolhouse nor:th received a federal grant four or five. ri Elktm Wednesday with a speech and moothsago. atom. Otley, who has been restoring, Or support basl t' I Student groUps support effort to free political prisoner By laura Jefferson aiding and abetting and are found not about 30 students. of Indian Affairs caused an uproar or see transcripts. Sl•ff Report~r guilty. Martin Anderson (AS SR), of Queer when unexpected violence erupted. Armajo said "justice [in this case] June 26, 1975. Peltier, a member of the American Campus and SEAC, said the groups More than 60 unsolved murders of was questionable," as the movie Two FBI agents follow the speeding Indian Movement (AIM) which had decided to hold the showing with the indigenous people took place during repeatedly maintained. car of a Native American onto the numerous conflicts with the FBI, is hope students would be motivated to this time period. A resident of the reservation said, "I Jumping Bull family's land in the Pine found guilty of two counts of first take action to have Peltier set free. One resident said, "The reaction [to think [Peltier] would've been convicted Ridge Reservation in Oglala, S.D. degree murder in the spring of 1917. Anderson said by having students the FBI] was not out of malevolence, even if God was his attorney." Shots ring out through the Lakota Through a trial of alleged perjury write to the president about the case, but out of fear." Although a man who would only Nation of Indigenous People, and an and fabricated evidence, Peltier is Peltier may be able to gain a Anderson said Peltier has been identify himself as Mr . .X later admitted exchange of gunfire begins between the sentenced to two life terms, to spend presidential pardon. considered a political prisoner by tc friends that he was the one who ;; two men in the car and the people of his life in jail until the year 2035. The issues focused on by the judicial Amnesty International since 1976. All killed the agents in self defense, Peltier the reservation. The repercussions of that day and the system, however, were who killed attempts to appear his case have failed. remains in jail. •I However, Peltier, who said in the •I The FBI agents, Ronald Williams subsequent trial were the topics of the Williams l!Jld Coler and why. During the investigation, falsities •I and Jack Coler, are killed. 1991 movie Incident at Oglala, shown To learn about the case, it was were presented and many suspects were movie he knows who killed the men, :; One of the FBI's largest manhunts Tuesday night in Kirkbride Hall. necessary to examine past events at the tried, yet Peltier was found guilty. refuses to say anything that may .. begins. Sponsored by Campus Coalition for reservati on. AI Arrnajo, a member of the Leonard incriminate any of his people. During the investigation, a Native Human Rights, Queer Campus, The violence began following the Peltier Support Group who was present He said even though he may die in American man, Joe Stuntz, is killed and Amnesty International, Student 71-day armed occupation of the at the showing, added that the jury jail, all he has left is his dignity and four Native American men are arrested: Environmental Action Coalition Wounded Knee reservation in 1973, members were not given the self respect. Jimmy Eagle, Bob Robideau, Darrell (SEAC), the Leonard Peltier Support where two indigenous men were killed. opportunity to make the "right "The only thing I'm guilty of is "Dino" Butler and Leonard Peltier. Group and the Progressive Student Two years later, an AIM protest decision." He said they were struggling for my people," Peltier said. All but Peltier are charged with Union, the movie was attended by against treaty violations at the Bureau sequestered, not permitted to take notes :::r .•i L------~ !j MADD encourages !! safe holiday drinking ;! By Chris Mallari drive and to just be safe." ;: Staff Reporter Mathewson said she :: Mothers Against Drunk encourages people to use the :l Dr.iving ~MAD.D) is hoping ribbons "not only during the ,t drtvers will "T1e One On For holidays but throughout the :1 Safety" to show a commitment year." 1 !!ot to drink and drive this holiday season. MADD has been distributing ··-red ribbons, which are to be 1 Off• • I : :tauached to a visible location on 1c 1a 5 :i=bhe vehicle, as part of their public 'l:t:Bwareness and education ::=tl'rogrljm, said Norma L. 108 W. Main Street ;1 athewson, MADD's Delaware suggest ;l -.. ~hapter administrator. Fine dining comes to Newark ,•• ': This year there have been the : ~1ewest amount of driving under party tips Lisa Scolaro, Chef Newark, Del. · 731-5315 ; 'l.the influence (DUI) highway : .atalities in the state since By INa C. Hession Banquet Facilities swr l&!pollet . • ~ ADD's Delaware chapter was & Outside catering available *Imported Beers $1.50 : stablished in 1982, Mathewson 'Tis the season to eat. drink and be from 3 P.M. ; -.; aid. meny, as well as to be safe and sober. All major credit cards ::; Only 30 percent of this year's Today completes '!National Drunk *BEAT CLINIC- Dec. 11 : ~ ;1 22 highway fatalities have been and Drugged Driving Awareness 1oo Elkton Road *Buy 1 Entree get 2nd "FREE" : ."" I coho! related, she said. Week," which focused on the effects of serving alccbol while entertaining Newark, Delaware *Brunch 9 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. : '1. Mathewson said she believes 1 guests. (302) 453-1711 :W UI fatalities have decreased as The "Training for Intervention *Jazz- SUMMIT ' : .. result of increased law Procedures by Servers of Alcohol" JAZZ GROUP enforcement, high DUI program (TIPS) suggests several party *Tex-Mex Specials conviction rates and MADD's tips to prevent alcohol abuse and drunk driving during the festive season. *Mexican Beer Specials w ar-round educational programs SPECIALIZING IN Capt Charles Townsend of Newark *1/2 Price Burgers .. ike Designated Drivers Program Police said the most "tragic thing" he FRATERNITY & SORORITY ~ d Keep it a Safe Summer has seen during the holidays are the *GOSSEMER WINGS ., . ISS). injuries or d~aths of automobile "DATE PARTIES" *1/2 Price Nachos "These efforts are affecting passengers because the driver was ~ ositive changes in not only a drunk. *9:30P.M. -11:30 P.M. :c;aecrease in DUI fatalities and "You must not only watch your own SPECIAL OCCASIONS *$4.00 Rolling Rock Pitchers ~ juries, but the public's drinking," Townsend said. "but your CHRISTMAS PARTIES !;.perception of drinking and friends too. *23 SKIDOO : driving," she said. "Don't get in a car with a drunken NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER *MONTEREY POPSICLE "It starts out as an individual driver." (Dec. 18) commitment [not to drink and Cpl. John Potts of Newark Police's CALL FOR RESERVATIONS ' drive] and then· it extends to• Crime Prevention Department said he :family and friends." suggests always having a designated Many corporations across the driver. state, such as DuPont facilities Potts said the most responsible and the Dover Air Force Base, driver is "one who does not cooswre any alcohol before drivfng and gets are handing out ribbons. everyone home safely." MADD has all ready Health Communications Inc .• a distributed red ribbons to more company providing instructive than 250,000 Delawareans. programs to servers of alcohol, has Tollbooth attendants have been also formulated some holiday $iving ribbons to drivers at the suggestions for safe partying including: ~~ 'i)elaware Memorial Bridge tolls • Offer soft drinks, fruit juices or ince Thanksgiving and will other alternative bevernges. ~t ontinue until New Year's Day. • Serve food to slow down the rate .,. MADD chose the the bridge of alcohol absorption. - .1' ecause "a lot of travelers pass • Keep guests entertained by r hrough Delaware and it was an providing good food. good ·::.. asy way to reach a lot of conversation and a relaxed setting . •r.. . ople," Mathewson said. • Hire a professional bartender Louis Ferrier, Delaware trained to serve alcohol, or ensure that emorial Bridge Toll the person serving alcohol refrains uperintendent, said tollbooth from driving. ttendants are enthusiastic about • Fade out serving alcohol and serve ' "& iving out the ribbons and that coffee an hour bef TO: THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY FROM: CONCERNED UNIVERSITY FACULTY Book sale draws small turnout DATE: NOVEMBER 11, 1992 Students show little interest in jewish literature By jennifer Post apathy" on campus Recent incidents of verbal abuse, assault , and intolerance in the Sraff reporter concerning the Jewi sh c;:ampus c;:ornmunity have endangered and inju1:·ed its members and have The Chabad faith . )eopardlzed the university's ability to mu.intain a safe and open "This is a tough season for the jewish A 1992-1993 census environment. The ignorant hatred that in:Jrures any one of us Student Association harms us all. sponsored a bookfair people because we are bombarded with taken by th e to heighten Jewish university, Radel said , A traditional role of the university is to be a locus for free awareness on campus things that are not Jewish." showed th ere is inquiry, the interchange of ideas, and tht! acquisition and during National - Rabbi Eliezer Sneiderman approximately 1,600 generation of knowledge. Crucial to thoSE! endeavors is the Jewish Book Month. to 1,700 Jewi sh preservation of academic freedom and Firs1: Amendment rights, as However, due to poor students on campus, well as an environment of collegiality and respect for publicity, Rabbi however, 90 percent differences that enables open exchange. ~~ · he university must preserve the secure and congenial atmosphflre necessary to its Eliezer Sneiderman said the turnout was not as do not belong to a Jewish organization. tasks of research and education by pr.otec1:.ing its members from good as expected. Vice President Miriam Gelfand (AS SO) said harassment, persecution, and fear of violunce that may be The bookfair, held Monday and Wednesday there is a group of about 30 active Jewish perpetrated against them on the basis of t .heir race, sexual in the Perkins Student Center, was the first students between Chabad and Hillel, another orientation, gender, or religion. Jewish bookfair to be held at the university, Jewish organization on campus. Sneiderman said. There is a large number of students who do For these reasons, we believe it is necesn.ary to speak out against the attitudes that generate enmity· and discord and "This is a tough season for the Jewish not participate in their religion, Gelfand said. against the lack of judgment, self-control , and understanding people," Sneiderman said, "because we are "It is not a part of their lives on campus." that countenance aggressive, intolerant, and destructive bombarded with things that are not Jewish." Alyssa Winer (BE FR) said: "I feel Jewish behavior. He said that in the future he would like to see awareness is lacking on this campus, not more Hanukkah displays around campus. because the organizations do not try to promote We therefore exhort the university commun:l ty to preserve its Jewish books ranging from cookbooks to it, but because of the stereotypes of religious invaluable climate of respect, tolerance, and intellectual self-esteem guides as well as gifts such as tapes organizations. richness. We advocate educating members c:•f the community about and children's games were on sale for the "By many students it I* considered 'uncool' the sources and forms of bigotry and the ~ 1 rays in which intolerance and ignorance limit and hurt 1:1s all. The university approaching Hanukkah season, Sneiderman to be involved with a religious group," "Winer should be a model of the valuable coexistt!:nce of the multiple said. said. perspectives that make a better society pc:·ssible. David Schechtman (AS FR), an active Sneiderrnan said promoting Jewish awareness . member of Chabad, said: "During the Christmas is important for both Jewish and non-Jewish Carl Dawson Ed GJlerrero season it is almost like we are neglected. people. Judith Roof Ronalld Martin "The phrase 'Season's Greetings' is a cop He said: "FWi &1M oon·lew it .fs part of Ann Ardis Richl'lrd A. Davison Mark Amsler Alpa1a Knippling out. The Jewish holidays are not even cultural diversit)', fl a perscm Is ignorant they Ellen Pifer GeorJe Miller recognized around here." might have mis«**eeptions. Bonnie K. Scott Barb J :~ra T. Gates Schechtman said: "Jewish awareness on this "For the Jewish ~rsort, if they have a strong Susan Ruel Elaijne Safer campus is pathetic. It is virtually nil." identity they will in tum have a strong self Jerry C. Beasley Berm:~rd Kaplan Todd Radel (AS JR), president of the Chabad esteem and be able to deal with the world as a Alvina Quintana Char(les E. Robinson Student Association, said there is "great whole." R. John Brockmann Tom : alhoun Steve Helmling Sara Horowitz Philip Flynn Jean Murray Walker .: A8 • THE REVIEW • December 11, 1992 SEMESTER IN RE.VIEW A look back at the faces of Fall· 192 (RighO President-elect Bill Clinton addressed a crowd of support r in Wilmington when the Gll1lpa-i n trail lead him to the fiJ'St State. Clinton won Dela~are in the No • 3 election and ~on the presidency, ending the 12-year Republican .hold on the executive offiCe. All the candidates stopped over in Delaware during the election year, showing the expectations for a close race. Photo by Maximillian Grefsch (Far Right) Members of the Concerned Black Students marched across campus in October in response to what members of the group claimed was inappropriate police behavior m controlling the incident at Laird Campus. President David P. Roselle listened to the demands of the group as they gathered outside his house. Photo by Doug Donovan By L.au ra Jefferson buildings and attacking foreigners and Deena Gitaitis in an attempt to drive out asylum Staff Reporter seekers. As the year ends, a promise of Starvation and death in Somalia positive change lingers in the hearts prompted the United States to act as of voters across the nation and a worldwide bodyguard, deploying campus. troops to give food and other types Some students experienced their of aid to Somalians. first presidential election as Bush said U.S. troops are in registered voters, contributing to Somalia for only one reason, to "let the largest voter turnout in years. the starving be fed," and that the However, all students have seen United States respects Somalia's the end of one era and the start of sovereignty and independence. another. With the new year comes the Campus tensions rise Democratic age. Closer to home, campus groups fought prejudice while one local Worldwide change group perpetuated it. This year's election marked the Queer Campus held beginning of what has been called demonstrations and a vigil to the "Rock and Roll" presidency. combat homophobia and other President-elect Bill Clinton proved forms of discrimination. Ryan Williams (AS SR), a (Above) Members of Queer he was a "with-it" candidate when In a moving account during the member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Campus, the Lesbian Gay he wailed on his sax on the Arsenio vigil, Queer Campus member fraternity, said, "We can do Bisexual Student Union, Lambda Hall Show and mingled with the Nicole Jackson (AS SR) told how something we've never done before Delta Lambda and other student average Joe, including editor-in· she had been physically and - teach the white fraternities what groups ~athered outside chief of The Review, Doug verbally attacked for her we're all about, and learn what Memor1al Hall to hold a Donovan, at McDonalds. association with Queer Campus. they're all about." candlelight vigle in support of The '92 election also stood out After Jackson's attacker grabbed A sense of great loss was felt by victims of homophobic attacks. because three candidates, instead of her and threw her into a row of minority students and those at the Photo by Lori Barbag the usual two, lead the race for lockers, Jackson said, "[The admissions office, however, when (Right) A member of the Ku Klux office. attacker] thought we deserved to be Richard A. Wilson, head of the Klan was scanned by a metal H. Ross Perot brought to light punched and to be hurt, because Upward Bound program since detector in Elkton , Md. by some issues other candidates would what [Queer Campus members] are 1967, died of cancer. police prior to the KKK's march not touch. doing was disgusting and vile." Wilson was a strong adv~e for against drugs in the small town. The fact that he could not seem Jackson also received rape and minority recruitment during his 25 Photo by Lori Barbag to decide whether or not to stay in death threats. years in office. (Below) junior linebacker Mike the race, however, created wariness Meanwhile, the Concerned Black Gwen Davis, aam1ssions Bandish crushed the Navy among voters as to his ability to Students expressed discontent with secretary, said: "[Wilson] was a quaterback in the Hens victory handle important presidential the way University Police treated very wann person who always had over the midshipmen. The Hens decisions. Keita Malloy (PE SR) and Lanue time to chit-chat. I could go to him won the Yankee Conference and Delaware got its share of famous Johnson (AS JR) in an arrest that for information, help and wisdom are two games away from visitors during the election, when led to Malloy's suspension from the on life." winning a 1-M national President Bush, Vice President university. In contrast to ,these groups and championship Quayle, Clinton, and Vice It was found later, that Johnson individuals whose aim it was to President-elect AJ Gore each vied was not involved in the domestic destroy racial barriers, the Ku Klux for his share of voters from the dispute leading to Malloy's arrest. · Klan held a march promoting white who chose to pray and sing to l?ioneer Fund in April 1990 for additions to the university this First State. Johnson said he was only trying to supremacy in Elkton, Md. nullify the Klan's message. 1:esearch because the fund was semester. Wilmington school children got break up an argument between Attempting to break down the "(The protest] is a very good, ; iCCused of hav ing supported racist The New Student Services a treat when a "grandmother who Malloy and his girlfriend. racial barriers erected by the KKK, positive way for the community to 11·esearch. Building now makes it possible to lives in a big white house and was In an attempt to create further several local groups came together come together," said Charles "The ban was ideologically change meal plans, register for married to an important man" read diversity and racial unity on with the National Association for Givins, a local school teacher who l')ased," Gottsfredson said. "Th.e classes and check financial aid some favorite fairy tales to them campus, the Kappa Alpha Psi and the Advancement of Colored participated in the protest. IJniversity now cannot exclude information all in the same That grandmother was Barbara Iota Phi Theta fraternities, whose Peoples to encourage diversity and Further controversy arose when l unding because of politics." building. Bush. members are primarily black, were facilitate unde~standing . professor Hilton Brown presented The multi-million dollar Bob On a more global scale, tensions unanimously voteo into the The march of the Klan's his homoerotic paintings at the '!Delaware in the spotlight Carpenter Sports/Convocation rose in Germany, as neo-Nazi university's Inter-Fraternity "invisible empire" was faculty art show, the "Heart of the 'Ihe university itself made the center was completed, providing • rioters plagued streets, firebombing Council. accompanied by these protesters Art." mews, when an undercover reporter seats for thousands of sports and , Another professor. Larry ::or KYW-TV filmed a party at the concert-loving students. Holmes. objected to Brown's :Kappa Alpha fraternity house, With the help of advanced • paintings and initially refused to ·where the station said minors were computer technology, an on-line, show his own works with Brown's drinking. phone-in drop/add system was • exhibit. Kappa Alpha President John implemented. Holmes later decided to !Ferris (AS SR) maintained that the The word is still out on whether participate in the art show, Fraternity follows all of the it is actually faster and easier, however, he displayed a letter along university's alcohol regulations. according to students who have had with his works protesting Brown's Dean of Students T·imothy F. the chance to try it out. · paintings. :Brooks said he thought the report The Review was awarded the Holme's said he thought it was was misleading since it indirectly 1992 Pacemaker award, signifying : inappropriate for Brown to use a :li nked Kappa Alpha with an that it is one of the five best non- ' faculty show "to forward his own alcohol-related death at Drexel daily college newspapers in the ·'·"' political agenda." lUniversity. Kappa Alpha was not country. :~ When speaker Leonard Jeffries, :.nvolved in the incident. Two former Review editors, .• Jr. spoke on African pride, many In other alcohol-related Donna Murphy and Richard Jones, were skeptical due to several of his 'i ncidents, 80 students were arrested won first runner-up for 1992 . speeches which allegedly contained :in Towne Court apartments, when College Journalist of the Year and .• anti-semitic and anti-Italian )police raided numerous parties honorable mention for the story of statements. ·where underage drinking was the year, respectively. .• Jeffries, however, spoke more on lilllegedly taking place. Last but not least, the football .• cultural diversity this time, saying, Criminals have also plagued this team culminated the year by "The diversity of my experiences nemester; convicted killer James making it to the national playoffs. • allows me to understand all ,/\lien Red Dog is no exception. where they defeated the No. 1 I-AA • cultures." • The state of Delaware has. set a team in the country, North East The national American •:late for the execution of Red Dog, Louisiana. · Association of University :marking the second execution in If they defeat Marshall Professors (AAUP) supported the l':wo years. University in the next game the academic freedom of education • The serial rapist who struck the .team will proceed to the national professors Linda Gottsfredson and Newark area continues to elude finals for the first time in 10 years. Jan Blits when it wrote in its police, despite an ongoing Who knows what trials, September/October newsletter that i nvestigation and meetings tribulations and triumphs next a university cannot object to a encouraging public awareness. semester will offer? "funding agency because it Honorable mentions We can only plough through our represents or espouses ideas alleged exams, then sit back, relax and , to be unpalatable to the university." Although Newark has been settle in for a new year, a new The university had attempted to haunted with violent crimes of late, president and a new hope for ban access to monies from the 1 here have been many promising positive change. ,• December 11, 1992 • THE REVIEW • A9 The Bookbuy Event of the Season s Now In Progress! Don't want to pack those books home? Then are we here for you! 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Powdered toast, that is. • Congratulations to incoming • Jeers to the semester of President Bill Clinton. When it came everybody and his mother making down to it, America was ready for a demands of the university. change. • Regulating speech is the first step Wil Shamlin Good luck in the White House, Bill. towards a dictatorship. A big hearty The economy fairly hungers for your raspberry to the people who want touch. everyone to conform to their • A tip of the hat 'to H. Ross Perot politically correct mode of : for stirring up the pot. Perot forced us conversation. More to racism than meets Spectator's eye to look at our electoral system and • Chester Doles brought his Ku : never stooped to character Klux Klanners into Newark to pass out "Racist: n. A politically correct way gr.ouped into a minority, majority, assassination. hate literature. of saying, 'I disagree with you on that!' gender or race. Who knows, there might really be Silly Chester. Sheets are for (as defined by U.S. News and World Commentary He doesn't realize that people in some secret plans lying around in sleeping on. Report columnist John Leo)." minorities did not choose to be labeled Washington. Maybe. Perot can pick • Sex and contracts don't mix. A By]. Matthew as minorities in the first place. They just them up in 1996. piece of paper can never take the place The Delaware Spectator began as a wanted freedom from discrimination • Closer to home, Professor Hilton of maturity and two people taking monthly publication at the university O'Donnell and hatred. Brown gets two thuinbs up for having responsibility for their own actions. this semester, by the Young Americans Pastore calls for labels imposed on the courage to display his • Thanks Public Safety. For that for Freedom (Y AF). people to be replaced by labeling them Jon Pastore (AS SR). the graduating as individuals. controversial artwork. $25 ticket. blacks received in the '60s during peace • Cheers and beers to the Delaware • A Golden Turkey to KYW-TV editor in chief, said its goals were to be I'm sure Blacks, Turks, Arabs, a non-partisan paper that "tackles issues marches. Spectator for erupting on the scene and who tpok reporting to the toilet with When these oppressed human beings Asians, women, homosexuals and that are taboo." Jewish people would love to be providing a fresh perspective for the their "expose" of the fraternity system cried racism, they were only saying, campus. Displaying considerable • Hello? Anyone out there? The Or in other words, the paper plans to considered individuals. tackle issues that are too risque to be "We disagree with you on that!" fortitude, The Spectator has chosen to Delaware Undergraduate Student According to Pastore, The But how can this happen anytime expressed in the age of "political soon when the narrow-minded bigots of take on the forces of political Congress (DUSC) and the Black Spectator's quote on the definition of a correctness and institutional Student Union were once vibrant correctness" and under the upiversity's the world continue to refer to them as "Diversity Gestapo." racist was put there to make a point. orthodoxy. voices on campus. He said it's wrong when someone niggers. chinks, wenches. faggots and These issues, he said, should not be kikes? • Former university professor Jim Boos to both for their inactivity. accuses someone else of being racist taboo. If people were all judged as The editors at The Spectator are far Sills is moving on up to the position of • Queer Campus proved it could simply because they disagree. True, individuals and not as groups, there from bigots. but also far from Wilmington's Mayor-elect. offend the masses with their actions Pastore, it is unfortunate that people would be no discrimination against sympathetic to victims of Congratulations on becoming and words. have to misuse such a word as racist. But they couldn't take it. Some people because.. of their race, beliefs or discrimination. . Wilmington's first black mayor. Especially on the back cover of The • A nod goes to Queer Campus for construction workers called them creed. Until America gives minorities more Del<~ware Spectator. their vigil in support of Nicole Jackson names and they went home crying to Literally, according to the above than a chance, but a head start, people quote that appeared in the November It doesn't matter that some people (AS SR) who was allegedly assaulted Papa Roselle: think the word racist is overly used as a will use such words as racist and bigot. The sandbox is thataway, kiddies. issue of The Spectator, people should Some may even happen to ·use thein on campus because of her sexual ploy for minority groups to receive orientation.· not use such terminology as "racist" incorrectly. But for the most part, their -G.O. when referring to someone they special treatment. definitions will represent exactly what No one should be made to suffer It still evokes feelings of hatred and because some people can't accept di sagree with. · they mean: racism and bigotry : Hell, America doesn't need a anguish for many when it is presented jokingly, including people that have not Some th ink the definition of racist by politically correct word such as "racist." John Leo in The Spectator could be People use it only to create problems. experienced the hardships and pains of discrimination. analogous to the ideologies of David Forget the racism that existed in the Duke, the KKK and the extreme right plantations of the old America, where Discrimination is high among all wing of the Republican Party. African slaves worked day and night to races; it doesn't stop at being a problem It is certain that Jon Pastore and the between blacks and whites. Editorial Staff be treated no better than a soon-to-be Y AF will di sagree with this point and This doesn't seem to concern The slaughtered farm animal. say it is being politically correct. Greg o;lando, editorial editor I columnist Jeff Pearlman, columnist Spectator. They seem more concerned Russ Bengtson, columnist Wil Shamlin, cartoonist Forget the millions of Jewish people Or, by Leo's definition, racist. exterminated in the Holocaust during with preventing minorities from Karen l.evinson, columnist Mike Stanley, cartoonist infringing on their own rights. World War II. J. Matthew O'Donnell is the assistant Disregard the innumerable beatings Pastore asks why anyone has ·. t ~ ·be features editor for The Review. The grinch of commercialization doesn't engulf the true Christmas spirit "But I am sure I have always thought Claus brought. editor of the Lancaster (Pa.) New Era men to dwell I Jesus our Emmanuel" of Christmas time, when it has come But for me, even though my family lamenting the loss of the holiday's true ("Hark the Herald Angels Sing"). round - apart from the veneration due wasn't overly religious, the beauty and meaning. I was 15. This interface between time and its sacred name and origin, if anything simplicity of the birth of Christ brought Commentary Most importantly, at Christmas time a eternity brings the Christmas joy and belonging to it can be apart from that - light and warmth to a child's heart. few years ago, I reacquainted myself wonder we often hear about. as a good time: a kind, forgiving, A child can implicitly trust a source of By Rich Campbell with the Light and Warmth I felt as a How God could be born a man charitable, pleasant time: the only time I nurture; this I felt at Christmas. child but had later spurned. remains a mystery, and a joy and know of, in the long calendar of the In my church tradition, servers Though the story is long and deeply wonder, to theologian and child alike. year, when men and women seem by one distributed candles at the height of the personal, suffice it to say the Light This spirit flows direct.ly from the consent to open their shut-up hearts Christmas Eve service, symbolizing the A couple years later, my sister and I shone in my heart as a single candle, manger itself to our hearts. There the fredy .... " Scrooge's nephew in Charles light of Christ coming into the world, were discussing this aunt's bizarre gifts causing me· to join in the worldwide Christian message speaks, "We love, Dickens' A Christmas Carol. "the light which gives light to in another aunt •s presence. "Thank you chorus: "For unto me is born this day in because he first loved us." , everyone." for the lovely nail clippers, Aunt So-and the city of David a Savior." This source inspires us to gi've to "In our world too, a Stable once had Of course, like many of our families So," we said, laughing. Despite the commercialization, others, both those close to us and those something inside it that was bigger than at Christmas. our material desires often The second aunt suddenly got a sour Christmas celebrates the Incarnation, in need. our whole world" Narnia's Queen Lucy jostled with and surpassed the spiritual look on her face. Later, we realized she, that is, God taking human form and Like Scrooge, transformed from .. Bah, in C.S. Lewis' The Last Battle. implications of the holiday. not the first aunt, had actually given the actually being born into the world as a humbug!" to "Merry Christmas" by the Our thoughts weren't so much of the nail clippers. tiny babe. end of the story, may we know how to Christmas has always been a special manger but of the tree and what lie My sister and I felt bad, of course, but This baby came, as Christians believe, keep Christmas, those of us who observe time for me. As a young boy of four, 1 beneath it. it survives to this day as one of our not with kingly splendor but lowly it, both in the veneration of its sacred remember waking up to the joy of Christmas also meant dealing with favorite tales to tell. From then on, the meekness. born in a stable. This child origin and the opening our shut-up hearts opening another window of the Advent relatives, and their sometimes less-than second aunt gave us cool presents, like would one day grow up to be a "friend of to our fellow humans in need. calendar, symbolizing one day closer to ideal gifts. gift certificates to the record store. sinners" as well as "king of kings." "And so, as Tiny Tim observed, God the magic of Christmas Eve and Day. One aunt tended to give gifts of a Christmas also saw my first published Charles Wesley, the great hymn Bless Us, Every One!" Like most kids in middle-class homes questionable desirability to my sister and piece in a newspaper. In response to a writer, expressed this belief thus: of some sort of Christian background, I me, one year this being a set of nail "Veiled in flesh the godhead see I hail Rich Campbell is a copy editor for The controversy over the placement 'of Santa Review. also eagerly woke up to find what Santa clippers. at a local mall, I penned a letter to the the incarnate deity I pleased as man with Adios, au revoir, farewell, bye and oh yeah, thanks for the memories Mom, I'm leaving, I gotta get out of here and wha! the hell is college? my first year on staff and boy was it interesting. oqes that J:8SS me this semester). I'm going to Delaware. Personally, I think college is like the 10p of the And no college career is complete withoot a #6 - Hey Al!Xla Sigma Phi guys. thanks (It Three-and-a-half years later ... Mom, I'm roller coaster track, the point of hesitation right commencemenL And I get to participate in the was a good time. keep it going). coming horre. I'm done with sdxlol for now, and before the big drop (Thanks Adrienne). CommentarY. ceremony at the new Bob Carpenter Sports #5 - Thanks Review pinheads, all of you I'll be joining the long line of unemployed college Then you~ Ahhhh (You too, Robyn). Convocation Center. - (Olris. the Eagles suck. Pearlrmn. I'll- kill yoo in graduates who are interviewing during the day and Well, my screaming is oone. And for all the I ~by next year there is a cool nickname for ~ - And Jon, wake up Bush lost). woddng at a restaurant at night freshmen and freshwomen (whatever the By Ken Nager . the Bob Carpenter Sports Coovocation Center (1 #4 - Thanks Rich and Herb for whatever (1 Not to say that Delaware was bOO. as a matter politically correct term is), I extend a bid to take don't think the Hen House will cut it). needed a story aro you guys ht:lped me. wha! are of f~t, I hal a really, groovy, rOO, even buff, time. alvanrage of as rruch as you can. while you have Well. I'll have toalmit, lleamed'ahellof a lot friends for). I trnnsferred here from a NJ. stale school, and the opp Another opinion : Palestinian lntifadah says no to Israeli occupation of West Bank and Gaza Strip This week maries the fifth anniversary of the Bank and Gaza. Thelntifadah sounded a clarion beating, high taxation am arrest without trial. people killed, 123,418 injuries requiring and Gaza Palestinias steadfastly refuse to • Palestinian uprising, or Intifadah. Many call to both Israeli and PLO leaders. The After 20 years. the people's anger exploded. hospitalization, 15,270 administrative accept a brutal occu!XItion tha1 denies them their ' , Americans have seen images of Palestinian message was clear: the status quo is On December 9, 1987. an Israeli military truck detentims. 89,951 aacs of land confiscated and human rights. They continue to hope for the day I • children pelting Israeli soldiers with stones. but una:reptable! stru:k and killed four Palestinian workers. Huge 2,212 hruses demolished. in which they can vote in elections for their own the lntifOOah is actually a way of life which says Israel occupied the West-Bank and Gaza in demonstrations broke out and spread The continuing lntifadah makes it clear to leaders in their own country. I "No!" to a brutal Israeli occupation. June 1967. Israel's military occupatim has been throughout the territories. Israeli leaders that Palestinians will not accept ' Local Palestinian leaders have built up an brutal. The occupied experience humilation on a According to the Palestine Human Ri ghts occupation. Judith L. Walker I infastructure which provides medical care, daily bas is. Palestinians face harassment, Information Center and the Israeli Peace Now Although panicipating in the lntifadah has Mohartunxl M. Abu-Orf (CE GR) j' security and an ecmomic base in the West- curfews, deportations, land confiscation, movment, there have been 1,063 Palestinian brought suffering to people of the West-Bank George Shacr (AS SR) I' A12. THE RMEW • December 11, 1992 .' ) Getting through finals Anyone who's survived exam week at Delaware knows how hard it can be. Which is why we've made getting AT&T isn't always easy. .from any phone on campus so easy. When you make a Calling Card or collect long distance call, simply dial Getting your call through is. lO+AiT +0 before 'the number you are calling. You'll get all the service you depend on, at the prices you expect. DiallO+ATT+O plus the area code and number. AT&T Inside Sports Inside Section 2 Women's hoops wins big .. 8S Movie times ...... 82 Uplnski fires away ...... 85 Kwanzaa ...... 83 Eastern Sectional skating ... 8 Amy Grant Christmas ...... 83 Sports in Review ...... 86 late night ramblings ...... 82 Comics ...... 87 Two games atNay for Hens 86 Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles 'Tis Mojo Nixon~s season to be horny Horny Holidays Among the best on the album is a Mojo Nixon and The Toadliquors piano and hom-laden cover of "Mr. XXX Records Grinch," the theme from Dr. Seuss' Grade: B· ''The Grinch Who Stole Christmas." Nixon's throaty moans are perfect for this song and he does every note to ~Jr3~refcti :;,rlando the hilt. "I did Horny Holidays because I "Good King Wcnccslas" rocks like fel t the bad eggs everywhere didn.'t · a paper boat in the Atlantic Ocean. have a Christmas album of their very Nixon jackhammers the tunc's all-too own," Mojo Nixon says about his latest catchy riff into the good earth. work. The piano. bass and drum trio of the "It's a soundtrack for the damned." Toadliquors does a great job of For the damned by the backing up Nixon and his kamikaze overindulgent. Imagine a small child guitar slashings. alone in a giant toy store. Horny Given the strength of Nixon's guitar Holidays is Mojo Nixon's Kiddie City. worl<: and the Toadliquors' enthusiasm And there's no one minding the store. for their work, it's likely peeple will The lights are on, but nobody' s home. disregard the weak tracks on the The result is a wildly hilarious album. body-slam of the traditional Chrisunas And there are some weak tracks on album. Nixon and his band, the Horny Holidays. '"Twas The Night Toadliquors, don't just burn the Yule Before Christmas" is probably too Log on this one, they nuke it and vulgar to hold any appeal to anyone relieve themselves on the remains. save Luther Campbell of 2 Live Crew Holidays is sort of like a Class or Andrew ''Dice" Clay. Santa's dead, Clown reunion, full of whoopee Nixon sings, and "Horny Claus" has cushions and ever-so-chuckalicious taken over. joybuzzers. Nixon spends half his time File this one under "S" for seeing how much he can get away scatological. ~J:o?~~Cti:;rlando drummer Don Henley, country king with. "Everyday Will Be A Holiday" is Garth Brooks and pop singer Michael Whether you like this album or the album's lamest duck. It's a limp "I had a very faint calling," Mojo Bolton are among rock's most naked. loathe it will depend mostly on your wristed attempt to be serious featuring Nixon says about his Bible College "I'd like to think that when I put tolerance level. a comatose Nixon and his half-dead Days. someone down, they stay down," Yes, Nixon is the only performer band. "l wasn't very successful. God had Nixon says about Henley, who had the with the guts to record the version of "Happy Birthday" pays homage to an acoustic guitar, but Satan had a big nerve to come up onstage with him in "Jingle Bells" sung by second-graders Jesus the "wood-working Jew." old amplifier." Texas to sing "Don Henley Must Die." everywhere. Horny Holidays is what happens Over the phone lines. Nixon's voice "But Dan's a feisty boy," he says. Sing along. "Dashing through the when you put Mojo Nixon in a is a hoarse wheeze. He's at home in "He was tanked (not to say I wasn't), snow I Really late for school/ Really recording studio, supply him and the San Diego, Calif., taking a break from he sang with us and then left." hate my teacher I 'Cause she is a fool/ band with enough r!lm to choke a touring, nursing an all-too evident cold. Nixon says even though he thinks Fool, fool, fool." pirate and lock the door for four days. His place in this world is clearly Henley's albums are "wretched" and "We Three Kings," traditionally In short, the whole album is a defined. "One of my roles in life," he "the man represents a lot of what's about the birth of Jesus. is Nixonized monument to the intoxicating effects of says, "is to play the Court Jester of wrong with rock 'n' roll ," he still mto a drinking anthem. alcohol and man's irtherent inclination Rock ' n' Roll and point out to respects the fact Henley was a man "We Three Kings of Orient are I towards overdoing it. everyone when the King has no clothes about the whole thing. Drinking whiskey in a nude bar," Mojo But hey, isn't that what Christmas is on." "Besides," he says, "I'm on · a sings in a sandpaperish rasp. all about? According to Nixon. Ex-Eagle Michael Bolton killing-frenzy now." D.J. SANTA SPINS SOME SEASONAL SONGS Corny Christmas carols from Old Blue Eyes to old T.V. shows A T.V. Family Christmas Beyond the Season A Very Special Christmas 2 Have Yourself A Jazzy Little Christmas Various Artists Garth Brooks Various Artists Various Artists Scotti Bros. Records Liberty Records A&M Records Polygram Reco'rds Grade: D- Grade: A Grade: B Grade: A By Glenn Slavin By Andrea Galante By Ru ss Bengtson By Brandon jamison Assistant Enrertainment Editor Managing Editor Entertainment Eclitor Assistant Entertainment Editor Christmas has always been a time to sit around Even Garth Brooks needs a little extra And on the seventh day the Lord said, "Let and sing, or listen to, popular carols. money for Christmas shopping. Hence, there be a duct with Frank Sinatra and Cyndi And the good people at Scotti Bros. Records Beyond the Season, a collection of Lauper." And it was good. were sadistic enough to gather the most pathetic Christmas music with a country flavor. Believe it. Or not. compilation of Chrisunas songs in the history of And it's very tasty. Brooks does a great A Very Special Christmas 2 continues the pathetic compilations. job taking the same old classics and addi ng tradition established by the first VSC in 1987 A T.V. Family Christmas is a testament to his own personal flair. The album includes - bri nging together diverse artists to support the mindless television generation, a tangible strong _performances of "God Rest Ye Merry the Special Olympics. reminder of past shows you wouldn't watch at Gentlemen" and "Silent Night." Where else could you find Run D.M.C. five in the morning after a night of consuming But there's more. Brooks introduces a sandwiched between Michael Bolton and heavy intoxicants. slew of songs that stray from the religious Extreme? Or Randy Travis. Aretha Franklin The album seems promising, opening with a aspects of Christmas and more toward the and Jon Bon Jovi? version of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" spirit of generosity that also marks the For the most part, VSC2 is well worth it. as performed by The Chipmunks. holiday. Franklin puts her well-known all into "0 However, the track doesn't sound like the "The Gift" tells the story of an orphan gi rl Christmas Tree," and Bon Jovi turns "Please high-pitched, squeeky, whining you've come to who gi vcs her last peso to buy a new cage Come Home For Christmas" int o one of his know and love from the 'Munks. It's one dude for a wounded bird. "The Old Man's Back in finest vocal performances. with a regular voice. What a rip-off! Town" is a true country piece hailing Sanw. Bonnie Raitt and Charles Brown team up for Other songs include "Merry Christmas Brooks opens the album with a powe rfu l the best track on the album, a blues piano Neighbor," performed by Lome Greene and rendition of "Go Tell it on the Mountain." driven "Merry Christmas Baby." Michael Landon of "Bonanza" and a suicide strong gospel choir opens the piece and gives The album's horrors are Debbie Gibson's inducing rendition of "Santa Looked A Lot Like the song an emotional punch. gagging "Sleig h Ride" and Bolton' s Daddy," wailed by Buck Owens of "Hec Haw." But the best song of the album is "The overwrought "White Christmas." Don't,even The Brady Bunch, The Monkees, The Friendly Beasts ," in which Brooks bother. Partridge Family and Howdy Doody also appear collaborates with hi s- song writing frie nd s. Wilson Phillips. the now-defunct trio, spins on this atrocity. Each person performs the voice of a different out a truly beautiful version of "Silent Night." It's not even an amusing nostalgic reminder of manger animal. Run D.M.C. follows up their extremely some of the most laughable T.V. shows ever Brooks makes a graceful leap fr orn success ful " Christmas in Hollis" with made. popular country music to Christmas mu sic, "Christmas ls," a tr ack that shows D.M.C. have Listening to A T.V. Jo'amily Christmas is akin and, mus ically, the album can sta nd on it been foll owers sin ce Raising Hell. to peeling your toenails off and soaking your feet own. Sinatra and Laupcr actually do perform a in ascorbic acid. Make a good investment a nd he lp Gart h duct. a very passable big band version of "Santa I can't think of any reason you would want to buy some new clothes. It 's a great album. Claus is Comin g to Town." do it. You'll enjoy every bite. Now thm's a gift. l· I I Entertain in Thou hts ... December 11, 1992 • THE REVIEW. 82 Some of the more brilliant insights occur right before oblivion When night slips into that region that is What if they tyo1c all the money from Does Michael Jordan's tongue have its AUTHOR OF THIS COLUMN HAS either the end of the evening or the the "War on Drugs" and put it into the own lawyer? Its own clothing line? Its SUFFERED AN UNFORTUNATE AND beginning of the morning, the mind begins Entertaining "War on Vanilla Ice?" own bookie? EXTREMELY FATAL ACCIDENT. to travel in terrifyingly familiar directions. Thoughts 0 SEND FLOWERS. Welcome to the ... oh, never mind. What if we're all just characters in "Read my lips?" No George. Read CASH DONATIONS TO THE Par for the course. someone elses Taco Bell-induced dream, OUR lips. HA HA HA HA! NEDITORS ACCIDENT ALL V EDITOR' S NOTE- If you think By Russ Bengtson and he wakes up? 0 DECAPITATED WITH WEED you've read this before, you are right. Sort 0 What if Ross Perot had actually seen WHACKERS WHILE SITIING AT THEIR of. This isn't really a sequel to last year's Exactly how much wood could a any of these "secret plans" that DESKS AND HAVING THEIR LUNGS ideas, but a continuation. If you saved the · because sbe's sexually repressed? woodchuck chuck, assuming a supposedly exist in Washington? Would it EATEN BY A PITBULL NAMED ftrst one, just tape this one to it and you'll Or oppressed? woodchuck could chuck wood? have made a difference? 'BUTCH' FUND• WILL BE ACCEPTED have the complete set. Cool, huh? Don't Or depressed? IN LIEU OF FLOWERS. say I never gave you anything. Now back If so, would someone please give her a What if disco isn't really dead? (If that EDITOR'S NOTE- Sorry, but that THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONCERN to our regularly ~eduled lunacy. teflon-coated jackhammer? don't keep you up nights, I don't know last thought was actually relevant and IN THIS DELICATE MATIER. All I know is I;m impressed. what will.) COJ11)rehensible. Mr. Bengtson (B-E-N-G SEE VA. If Jiminy Cricket had been a T-S-0-N) has apparently gotten enough AND I WOULDN'T WANT TO BE cockroach, would anyone have listened to Does Rodney Dangerfield really not What if Elvis really is alive? What if he sleep lately. Immediate termination with VA. hi m? get any respect? wasn't kidnapped by aliens, but by Boyz extreme prejudice is recommended. BY THE WAY. ZORT STILL HAS Or is it all just oa front? II Men? 0 ELVIS' BRAIN . If Jiminy was a termite, would he have Eventually, when you return to the land SURRENDER NOW. reacted to Pinochhio in the same fatherly Was Charles Manson just What does P.M. Dawn have lO do with of the living, you just sit back and Ia manner? misunderstood? Or is he a real psychotic Nike? Next Ice-T will be hawking "Cop 0 Russ Bengtson is the very outgoing killer with a erac:erjack tattoo? Killer" sneakers. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE Entertainment Editor of the Review, even Does Madonna sing what she does just INCOMPLETE THOUGHT. THE from beyond the grave We here at Cross Christmas Culture Center them to send you porn queen Traci Lords' new and see The Moppets' Christmas Carol. Moon (70-22-32) will be displaying their (call us the 4-C Dead Bums) have realized that holistic exercise tape. · This classic holiday tale will seem all the more ample talent at New York Dolls. due to the recession (miraculously revived due enjoyable while your feet are mired in a pool These fine Shakespearians will be to the election of Clinton -yeah, right), Santa Santa Claus will be at the Christiana Mall of butter grease, spilled Sprite and melted performing brief skits from "The Breast Of may be a little short on help this year. passing out candy-canes, spitting for distance Gummy Bears. Broadway." Therefore, with his blessing, 4-C will and 'tuning up for his December 25 run. Scoop up some of this concoction and take Call (212) 227-6912 for an earful. volunteer to give any help be needs. This year's Santa, Earl "Bubba" it home. It makes for a great glaze on the Watch the Playboy Channel for an eyeful. "Buy me a shot," said Santa. "A double. Wisnewski, will also team .up with wrestler fruitcake you're sending to the relatives that It'll do me better than the milk and cookies "King Kong" Bundy to face "The Masked you don't care about. So go horne and wait up late on Christmas those little runts leave me every year." Grinch" and Mr. Bungles in a tag-team mateh Eve. If you see someone corning down your Woefully, we told him it was not possible. to be held in the mall's Tudor Towne display's Return your presents. Better yet, return chimney, hack him to death with an axe. It "Then tell those hoodlum college kids what steel cage. them to the wrong store, without anything could be a burglar. they can do to stay out of my hair while I resembling tags or a receipt. Annoy a But, if it's Santa, you'll have to answer t o make preparations for the big night," he said. In the meantime, Mrs. Oaus will be reading salesperson today. Return them. even if you all the little kids in the world. Voil~ stories to the young ones circled around her as liked them. to piss off your relatives. Just tell them that Santa was getting a free she chainsmokes and hawks phlegm all over ride for too long and deserved it. The Ho.liday tree in front of the Morris their smiling mugs. Tell a four-year-old that Santa is really an Happy Holidays. And a twisted New Year Library is still Iii. Go see the wonderful tree. Watch out, don't get too close to that hairy overweight machine worker from Peoria. to all of you pig dogs. Marvel at the wonderful white lights. wart on the left side of her face. It's been Hey. They're going to have to find out - Russ Bengtson Thrill to the joyous procreation ritual known to attack. someday. - Brandon Jamison performed by the local squirrels. - Greg Orlando Call XXX Records (213) 653-5411 and ask If you get a chance, go to a movie theater Lacey Legends (65-24-34) and Honey -Glenn Slavin Friday, December 11 Fundraiser: M Fest '92, with six area Dance: 'Winter Festival. • Lesbian, Gay WINTER SESSION REMINDER bands- Device, ~n Head, The and Bisexual Student Union. The Shabbat Services Dinner: Authentic . Nazarites, Fire Tribe, The Absurd and RenaiSlSance, Wilmington, 9 p.m. to 1 services. Chabbad House, 6:30p.m. For Schroeder. Newark Hall gymnasium, 6 a.m. Admission, $3. If you registered for Winter Session, you must submit a fee information, call455-1800. p.m. Admission, $5. payment form and any appropriate payment to the Cash Tuesday. December 15 Theatre: Henry V, presented by iers Office to protect your registration. Professional Theatre Training Program. Sunday, December 13 Meeting: University of Delaware, Board Hartshorn Theatre, 7:30p.m. For ticket of Trustees. Clayton Hall, Laird Campus, information, call831 -2204 . Reading Day 3p.m. If you registered for Winter Session, and have decided not to attend, please cancel your classes by submitting this Concert: A Cappella Holiday Concert Thea.tre: Henry V, presented by Wedenesday. December 16 Newark Hall auditorium, 8 p.m. Professional Theatre Training Program. completed form to the Service Desk in the Student Services Admission, $4. Hartshorn Theatre, 12:30 p.m. and 7:30 Seminar: WCftS to Cope With Stress,' Building: p.m. For ticket information, call831 · with Charles Beale. Collins Room, Perkins Saturday, December 12 2204. Student Center, 1 p.m. For information, call831-2414. Please cancel my Winter Session (93W) registration. Theatre: Henry V, presented by Concert: Newark Symphony Orchestra, Professional Theatre Training Program. Loudis Hall, Nny Du Pont Music Building, Theatre: Henry V, presented by Nwne ______Hartshorn Theatre, 12 :30 p.m. and 7:30 7:30p.m. Professional Theatre Training Program. p.m. For ticket information, call 831· Hartshorn Theatre, 7:30p.m. For ticket 2204. Monday. December 14 information, call831-2204. SSN ------Signature Date ------Top Five movies for the The Bodyguard (R) - Kevin Costner is 5:15, 7:45, 10:10 a bodyguard. He guards bodies. This is River It (PC) - week ending Dec 7 the premise for a very dull movie, A Runs Through The including an incredibly poor exciting Robert Redford-directed 1) Home Alone 2 ( $12.4 million for performance from Whitney Houston, thriller about the restless life of fly the week) who can't even play the role of herself fisherman. Showtimes: Fri. Sat. Sun. 2) The Bodyguard ( $11.1 million) correctly. Showtimes: Fri. Sat. 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OFF ANY SERVICE Newark United Methodist Clturch Trilllty EpiKopal Oturch Slwi]T-. 41«1~ ...... 69 East Main Strftt ~t. Bric1ce and Main Street N.r. Remember: Our Service Is Newark. Delaware ~ Elkton. Maryl&nd ...... D.C 2t10IUQIO Not Seasonal It's "Permanent" Sunday, Jan .. .,. J, J:OO p.m. fiiB~ ML Lebanon Uni~ Methodist Church ..... 566-I251 S50 Mount lebanon Roacl h "*' .,,_,;IJII/firwtjw ..,;., •aiomi, Exp. 1·1-93 • Not va lid with any other offer Wilmington. Delaware · I December 11, 1992 • THE RMEW • 83. A season ·o many holidayS: African Americans celebrate their heritage with Kwanzaa 1' By Deena Gltaltis Traditionally, families celebrate Kwanzaa Deese says her family prefers to join S!aff Reporter during the seven days between Dec. 26 and Jan. community celebrations of the holiday. ! Dancers in brightly colored costumes twirl to 1. Tina Riley (AS SR) says she doesn't ''My mom and I never celebrate at home. Wei the drumbeats of children playing live music on necessarily celebrate the holiday at that time or went to a Kwanzaa party at a community center I a stage. with her immediate family. last year," she says. • The delicious smells of buttermilk com Riley says she celebrates Kwanzaa with her ''There were vendors selling jewelry, perfume bread, candied yams and other traditional "family" at school, which includes roommates, and clothes, live music and traditional southern Southern dishes waft through the air. friends and boyfriends. They gather for a feast cooking." This is Kwanzaa, the African-American of everyone's favorite foods at sunset for each On the last night of Kwanzaa, Riley says holiday of thanksgiving and cultural celebration. of the seven days. participants exchange simple gifts such as _ These memories belong to Michelle Deese The group enjoys their favorite foods, such as clothing, beads and crafts of all kinds. ..., (AS SO), who attended her local community pasta , steak, and potatoes, on the fttst six nights She says this is where the Kwanzaa principle center's Kwanzaa celebration last year. of Kwanzaa, saving the more traditional, of creativity comes in. It's important to use ' Kwanzaa was established in 1966 by symbolic foods, like black-eyed peas and ·one's talents in gift making, she says. Maulana Karenga, an associate professor and collard greens for the last night. In previous years, she has given hand-made chair of Black Studies at California State Riley says she and her friends don't celebrate picture frames, photo albums and an afghan. University at Long Beach. Kwanzaa on the traditional dates. That would be Deese says Kwanzaa gifts are usually "[Karenga] felt it was important for African impossible, given everyone's busy schedules practical, simple items. She says the presents are Americans to have a holiday of their own - a and obligations to their families. different from those exchanged at Christmas, knowledge and connection with African "Not every family is going to celebrate the because Kwanzaa is not commercialized like history," says Vemese Edghill, director of the same way," she says. Christmas. Center for Black Culture. Before the meal, one of the seven principles "You wouldn't buy someone a TV or VCR The East African Swahili word "Kwanza" of Kwanzaa is discussed. for Kwanzaa." means "the first," according to Deborah M. On each of the seven nights, Riley says a Riley says Kwanzaa's lack of publicity keeps' Newton Chocolate in her book, "Kwanzaa." The black, red or green candle is lit in the traditional it from being exploited the way Hanukkah and · extra "a" was added to make seven letters, one African kinara (candle holder). Christmas have been. for each principle of Kwanzaa. He says black candles symbolize the black She says those celebrating Kwanzaa don't The seven principles of Kwanzaa are: race, green ones symbolize hope and the verdant need store-bought cards and gifts. 1. urnoja, unity hills of Africa and red candles symbolize the "If you want to give, think about the principle 2. kujichagulia, self-determination continuing struggle of the black race. of creativity and put it in your own words,'' · 3. ujima, collective work and During Kwanzaa, the celebration that Riley says. "Perhaps life should be a little more · responsibility symbolizes their link with African history, simplistic than what it is." : 4. ujamma, cooperative economics Deese says women sometimes wear bubas, Although Kwanzaa is celebrated at the end ot 5. nia, purpose which are native African dresses, and braid their Decemt?er, those who celebrate the holiday say · 6. kuumba, creativity hair into cornrows. Men wear dashikis and it isn't limited to that time of year. : llluttradlon by Runde Totnall. The holiday season isn't just for Christmas-African 7. imani, faith kofis, which are traditional African shirts and "It's not just a once a year type of Americans celebrate Kwanzaa and Jews celebrate Hanukkah. Deese says Kwanzaa is a holiday celebrated hats. · celebration,'' Riley says. ''The seven principles · by African Americans, but not generally Riley says some celebrants hang black, red 1\fe for nation building- it's something to keep observed by Africans. and green African flags in their homes. in mind all year." -, 'I Christmas for Granted! Non-Christiitns observeI the Home for Chrlsbnas Take a listen to ''Have Yourself a Amy Grant Merry Little Christmas" and ''Winter holiday seasOn in different ways A&MRecords Wonderland" next to a warm frre and Grade: B a glittering tree with a tall glass of eggnog. ' By Jaimie Adler great-grandfather lived in Philadelphia was significance. By Rich Campbell One of the better offerings, th~ Staff Reporter because he needed to find work. "We do what we do - our own personal Copy Editor traditional "0 Come All Ye Faithful,'! • ! While many Christian families drink They had "the most elaborately decorated stuff," Fox says. "It's mostly a private family Amy's back to put your Christmas features the acoustic sounds of eggnog, admir~ the twinkling lights on their tree," Leibowitz says. "They did, however, thing. heart in motion. Christian guitar virtuoso Phil Keaggy.• Christmas tree and open presents on Dec. 25, decorate their tree in blue and silver, which are "We would be dishonest if we celebrated But instead of the pop hooks which Grant's vocal and writing skills other families are ignoring these traditions. the traditional Jewish colors." Christmas, since we don't celebrate the birth made 1991's Heart in Motion a shine on "Breath of Heaven (Mary's Robert Ku (BE SR) is Taiwanese and Her family continues this tradition by of Christ." blockbuster, Home for Christmas Song)," the Virgin mother's prayet doesn't celebrate Christmas because he says decorating the tree, although not a Christmas Darin Bielby (BE SR) doesn't celebrate the gives us more subtle sounds of for strength to bear her unique it's not a part of his culture. tree, in Jewish colors. birth of Christ, either. He is a Jehovah's orchestra-backed pop in the style of burden: "Cold and weary with a babe "The only reason I am familiar with "My friends playfully call it 'a Hanukkah Witness. recent offerings from Natalie Cole inside and I wonder what I've done 1 Christmas and its customs is because I lived bush,' but I love it for what it represents," she Bielby says the only celebration he takes and Linda Ronstadt Holy Father you have come and on the United States air base in Okinawa, says. part in is wedding anniversaries, but ritual gift If you like this kind of music, chosen me now to carry your son." • Japan," Ku says. For Leibowitz, the tree represents a link to giving is not a part. of his religion. ' you'lllove Home. Home is fine. But if you want a There aren't many Christians in Japan and her past and her Jewish heritage. "We give gifts because we care - In fact, Home gets no rockier than more upbeat Grant album, try her r~ gift-giving is not important in Oriental culture, Alan Fox, assistant professor of philosophy whenever the moment strikes us, not because "Rock in' Around the Christmas (1983) Christmas LP. he says. · and an expert on religions, says sometimes we have to," he says. Tree." While growing up, Ku spent Christmas Day people change their beliefs or practices in If presented with a gift on Christmas, he with his family. order to fit in. Fox himself does not celebrate says a strict Jehovah's Witness could not "Although most of our neighbors were Christmas. accept it. American, we just separated ourselves from · Although Europeans had their own cultures "Not all my friends understand exactly, but Diamond lacks sparkle! the celebration and did our own thing." when they emigrated to (his ·country, it was they know not to give me presents," Bielby Instead of decorating the tree, he says his easier to convert to one kind of celebration in says. family simply spent time together. order to achieve unity, Fox says. However, · he finds · that Christmas The Chrisbnas Album is Over)," written by John Lenno~ "I didn't feel like I was missing anything,'' Druidism is another religion that does not excitement is hard to ignore. Neil Diamond and Yoko Ono, and a rocking Ku says. celebrate Christmas. Instead, Druids observe When Bielby was younger, he says he felt Sony Music version of "Santa Claus is Coming Phil Brenner (BE JR) spends his Christmas the Winter Solstice as a part of nature. left out of the celebration. Grade: D toTown." • in either Aruba or St. Martin. Since Brenner is Fox says Christians adopted the .Druid ·"It's hard with everyone getting so hyped But Diamond's voice, which is Jewish, he says Christmas is a perfect excuse celebration of the evergreen tree between 600 up, but I'm used to it by now," he says. By Andrea Galante perfectly suited for bittersweet, to take a vacation. and 900 A.D. "It's probably been going on for Instead of having a Christmas party, Bielby MMY&inB Ediror heartstring-tugging love song~. "It's crowded because it is a popular time to about •ooo years." and his friends have a winter party. There's something about the Jazz doesn't fare well in the transition tp take vacations,'' Brenner says. "But it's great "It's the only tree that remains green He says he's taken the morals from the Singer doing "Jingle Bell Rock." upbeat and soulful Christmas music; to get away and relax in the sun." through winter," he says. "It shows that life is religion, instead of just celebrating the Neil Diamond calls it chutzpah. I Diamond does particular injustice Jami Leibowitz (AS JR) is also Jewish but still there." holiday. call it agida. to "White Christmas," drawing o* doesn't observe Jewish holidays anymore. She Fox does not consider himself ·a Druid. He When his family feels the need to do After listening to Diamond's the lyrics with an annoying "1-yi-yi celebrates Christmas as a festival of giving, and his family celebrate nature, the seasons something together on the holidays, Bielby sharp-edged, raspy voice muddle y·l'm dreaming of a white instead of for its religious reasons. and the cycles of life. says they go skiing instead. through such classics as "Silent Christmas." . ' 1 She also does so because of her family · ' We want to be in synch with the natural "It' s great. There's no one on the slopes," Night" and "0 Holy Night," all "Merry Christmas (War is Over>:' heritage. sequences," he says. he says. "We used to go up to the Poconos, but you'll want to do is send the CD is the album's best track. While still When Leibowitz's family came from ·., Fox says he wants to get back to the core now we go all out and head to Colorado." flying out a window to an early and a stretch, Diamond does well Europe, they settled in Philadelphia in 1910. images, natural images like the evergreen tree, In addition to outdoor sports or vacationing, painful death. . performing the modern track. In order to fit in and be accepted, they instead of having to weed through theological many non-Christians, like Larry Feldman (AS 1be selection of songs isn't bad. Give yourself an extra Christmas needed to act like they were not Jewish. overlays. JR) and Hilary Kaufman (AS IR), who are There's a good balance between present and don't buy this bomb. If "At the time, they didn't allow Jews to live He says the original agricultural festivals of Jewish, go to the movies on Christmas. traditioiUll carols and more modern you're going to listen to Neil, stick there," she says. Many towns had laws the early Jewish and Christian people were "There are no lines,'' Feldman says. "You tracks like ''Happy Christmas (War to his roots. He should have. banning Jews. She says the only reason her gradually overlaid with theological basically have the entire theater to yourself." Lnr1stmas w1tn Mr. MOJu continued from page B1 action figure out of his character. "I get one percent of a bazillion dollars One of Nixon's more infamous [from the sales.]" l*lY toys is what be describes as "an When the subject of his ex-partner, The outgoing Section 2 staff · iDflalable love sheep. Skid Roper, comes up, Nixon wavers "It used to be pan of the stage a little. He and Roper (a singer and show,"11e says about the sheep, a little multi-talented musician) teamed up touch of nostalgia in his voice. for the albums Mojo Nixon and Skid - wishes the new staff "During 'Don Henley Must Die' Roper, Root Hog or Die and Bo O.y the piano player would play part of an Shus! Eaales song and I'd punish him by "He's in prison in Arkansas. mating him [have a simulated Governor Bill [Clinton) is threatening happy holidays relalionship with the sheep). to pardon him before he goes to "We had to quit il, though. The Washington - it was that whole piano playu got tired." Liberace tribute thing. I really can't Besides extensive drinking and get into it" touring, Nixon will appear in the Whal he can get into, however; is S.per M•rlo Brotben Movie. He his pm:eption of the next IRSident. got the role, he says, from a friend "I'm happy that we got a draft· who was the extras' casting director. dod gin', dope· smokin', wife· "'think they wanted Tom Waits or swappin', Rock 'n' Roll guy in the Pee-Wee Herman," Nixon says, .,ut White House." Clinton, he says, was Gooo LucK! the director said, 'Hell, I can get Mojo the best choice out of the three. , forhalfthatprice.' "It's all fun and games anyway," "I play a drunken troubadour,'' he he says. : laughs. "It was really hard." ''There's humor in everything and He says they' ve even made an I'm going to go out and fmd it" 84. THE REVIEW. 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The Ucview, Vul.unw 11 Y, Number 28 December 11, 1992 • 85 Skaters glide to UD for Easterns By Clare Lyons novice, intermediate, junior and one of her coach • s offices. has Troupe," a decorating, 1\ssoc:iltr. Nrws Editor senior levels. been skating since she was six. entertainment and balloon Todd Reynolds towers over The top three finishers in each The petite 5', 100 pound 22- delivery enterprise which she runs Karen Courtland, a sirong arm event progress to the regional year old says she best herself. seemingly in a half-nelson under competition, the South Atlantics. complements her partner, a "Pretty soon, skating will pay her chin. From there, the first, second and hulking 6', 195 pound 26-year for skating," Reynolds says. The speakers overhead blare third place winners continue to old, by virtue of her speed. . "And then I can hire a music from the movies compete at the National "I can hold my own and skate secretary, which I am dying to "Backdraft" and "Robin Hood," Championships in Phoenix, with him," she says, laughing. do," Courtland adds, grinning. and within seconds Reynolds Arizona. Reynolds says he has a picture Reynolds says he switched tosses Courtland over his head, Courtland and Reynolds were of his first steps on the ice, taken from singles to pair competition catching her by the waist. offered the option to bye when he was two years old and because he felt he'd taken singles The five pair teams which had nationals, thereby enabling them wearing a hockey helmet. skating as far as he could. He says been sharing the ice with to forego the preliminary He says, "I really enjoy skating pairs has "a lot more dimensions Courtland and Reynolds all stand competitions, because of a third with Karen. She' s a lovely to it," citing lifts and throw jumps against the barriers watching as place overall finish at the Trophee skater." as elements which distinguish it Courtland and Reynolds practice Lalique competition this year. Courtland and Reynolds have from singles. for the Eastern Sectional Reynolds says they chose to been skating .together since March Unlike many pair teams, Championships Wednesday. participate for additional practice 1991, but each had different Courtland and Reynolds say they The university's Blue and Gold in front of an audience and partners prior to their union. rarely fight. Courtland says when arenas have been flooded with judges. They will compete Friday He describes the firs.t time disagreements arise they usually competitors all week for the first in the short program and Saturday Karen grabbed him, took him out just "wind up laughing. of two qualifying events before in the long program against fellow onto the ice and showed him "You want the same goals. It's the National Championships in senior pair teams Tristan Colell "what a star lift really was like." understanding that you're five weeks. and Brian Helgenberg and Aimee "Voom," he says, with his arms different people and you The Easterns draw competitors Offner and Brad Cox. All three straight up in the air, replaying communicate it differently," that from New England to Florida in groups train at the university. how she shot up out of his hands. make it work. men's and women's singles, pairs Courtland, fresh off the ice and Courtland pays for her skating Reynolds says, "Both of us THE REVIEW I file Photo and ice dance events at the perched indian-style on a desk in ·with a business called "Party Karen Cortland and Todd Reynolds, alternates· for the 1992 Olympic see EASTERNS page B6 team, will perform at the Blue Ice Arena tonight and twice tomorrow. On Sports Women's hoops By Glenn Slavin Conquer sloppy Who needs UCLA? I'm Leopards 51-42 By Ron Porter immediately met by unsympathetic . Staff ~~~!porter opponents. As Lipinski pulled up to a Blue Hen Defense wins grures, and Tuesday attempt the shot, she was hacked by night the Delaware women' s Lafayette forward Stephanie Hayes. Delaware is not known as a basketball team used plenty of it and The shot fell short. powerhouse· among the national received the same in its 51-42 win With two free throws at her collegiate athletic community. over scrappy Lafayette at the Bob disposal and the Hens trailing 17-15, No, certainly not. Carpenter Center. Lipinski calmly accepted the ball from Just ask my friends from home In a game that yielded 58 total the referee and eyed the basket. She who remind me of this over every turnovers and numerous fouls, the pulled up and made both shots. break. Hens took advantage of their Lipinski ended the half with a 15 They attend s·chools such as possessions and converted when it foot jump shot to put Delaware up 27- Kentucky, Penn State, Michigan counted. 20 and the Hens would never trail and Temple - colleges mostly Senior guard Jen Lipinski led again. associated with their impressive Delaware with 14 points and five "They (Lafayette) were a very athletic programs. rebounds as the Hens ended a three scrappy team," said Lipinski. 'The When we're home, these guys game losing streak to the Leopards. pressure they put on our guards was sit around and boast about some But offense seemed to be the least like the kind that we'll see in the NAC supernatural linebacker or power of Delaware's concerns Tuesday, so this was a good game for us to play. forward they know who has just totalling only 27 first half points on 38 We had to work all the points we got." signed a lucrative· $11 gazillion shot attempts. The momentum from the first half contract deal with Nike. "This was a good defensive effort, carried into the second as the Hens My usual addition to the but we had way too many turnovers," outscored, outrebounded and · conversation is, "Oh, yeah. Well, said Delaware Coach Joyce Perry outhustled the Leopards to win their in case you've forgotten, whose team improved to 3-0 (0-0 third straight. Delaware does has a formidable North Atlantic Conference). "Delaware played a very focused bio-chemical engineering Delaware's defense held game," said Lafayette coach Pat department." Layafette's offense in check, letting Fisher, whose team fell to 2-2. 'The Their typical reaction often them shoot only 20 percent from the way they play with unity has to be incorporates a degrading jab at the field and limiting the Leopards to 20 their most powerful weapon." Blue Hen, a nickname they find points in the first half. And without a proven scorer to incredibly comical. The Hens finally received their carry all the weight, the Hens have "Hey," I'd say in defense, wake-up call with four minutes and quickly grasped the all for one, one for "That's Fightin' Blue Hen to fifty-three seconds left in the fllSt half all attitude. you." when.Lipinski tied the score at 17 "We have really caught on to the Uproarious laughter. after a near-spectacular play. team concept," said junior center I realized when I decided to Lipinski powered he~ way through Mere! van Zanten (12 points, two come to Delaware it wasn't a sea of Leopard defenders as she rebounds). "Without a strong scorer because I would be able to go crossed half court. Seeing all her we have had to find many outlets to go home and brag about how my teammates covered, she blew past her to when someone is having a bad football player friend drove me to man and atterppte;9Jo dri~e.U\e lane.~ night." .. Atlantic Citv in his brand new. The senior-three point specialist got The Hens will battle Towson State all-expense paid, cherry-red RX- THE REVIEW I jennifer Steoen1011 halfway into the paint and was· Monday night at the Convo Center. 7. Delaware sophomore guard Bev Santee drives against Lafayette's Lori Raffa in the Hens' win Tuesday. Ti{H>ff is at 5 p.m.. This, I'm pretty convinced, is the reason some of my friends decided to go to those big-name, big-money athletic program schools. I came to Delaware with the misconception the athletic Basketball's long-distance operator program was so poor I could just walk-on the basketball team because I had played high school Senior.Jen Lipinski is in hot pursuit of the Delaware three-point shooting record ball. My expectations of the program By Chris Dolmetsch And so far, she's on pace to get plays where we look just to shoot were fairly low, thinking that a City Nrws Editor it, with four in her last three games, that." short, flat-footed and Jen Lipinski has gained a including one Tuesday. But Lipinski has other goals, as inexperienced ball player actually reputation for dialing long distance, Is she aiming for it? You bet. well . had a chance to walk on the team. but you can be sure the point guard "I am, actually," she said. "I · "I want to win the NAC, to be But recently the Delaware for the Delaware women's know it's close. It's been a switch honest with you," she said. "We had athletic program has been basketball team isn't using MCI. since freshman year and even won the ECC (East Coast nationally recognized in both Lipinski, the team's co-captain, sophomore year. I think it started Conference) three years in a row football and basketball, to the led the Hens (3-0, 0-0 North last xear, where we used to use the and all we ever heard from anybody point where my friend at Penn Atlantic Conference) with 14 three-pointer more. is how weak it was. State mentioned the basketball points, three assists and four steals "We've been going to our big "We came to the NAC last year, team and didn't use a in a 51-42 win over Lafayette girls so much that we need to start and did decent, but I really think we condescending, sarcastic tone of Tuesday night at the Bob Carpenter shooting from the outside to kind of have the potential to win it this voice. Center. She leads the team this break up the defense. Then, once year, and that' s real ly my whole Listen. season with nine three-pointers and the outside shot gets stopped, we'll goal." Our ba,Sketball team played a .444 three-point percentage. go in again." Lipinski, a senior from Seton Hall in the NIT tournament. But Lipinski, the team's shortest Coach Joyce Perry Bloomfield. New Jersey, has come Seton Hall. And we held our own . player at 5'6", has come up big in acknowledged Lipinski's ability to a long way since her freshman against a team that is now ranked the past. After passing Bridget shoot the long ball. 1989-90 season, when she started seventh in the country. Seton Hall McCarthy' s second-place team "This year, Bev [Santee] and Jen no games and averaged 2.8 points ·also went on to play in the finals mark of 35 three-pointers with two can shoot it," Perry said. "But we per game from the bench. of the tournament. in Saturday's win over Temple, haven't incorporated it into the Last year, she started 28 of 29 Listen. Lipinski needs 22 to match Linda offense as much because we've games and led the Hens with 111 Last year our basketball team THE /Jennifer Steoemson Cyborski's record of 59. started late. But we'll have some won the North Atlantic Jen Llpnski is second all-time on Delaware's three-pOinter list. see UPINSKI page B6 see ON SPORTS Pase 86 86. THE REVIEW .December 11, 1992 ·jamming and Krowing on the Fall McSem·ester The members of Review Sports have their final crack at the best & worst of th~ season Volleyball's Emily Rome. Stepping Hens. player every coach wants. Konk's into the starting rotation. she ocmunted McNotes Freshman of the Semester: Lauren Pearl's jam Freshman of the Semester - Krowings foc 280 kills foc the NAC champs. Baugher, defender for the women's Volleyball's Emily Rome served up Team of the Semester - Delaware field hockey team A dominant force in By jeff youth for the NAC champions. By Matt football. A Yankee title and a possible By Carey the Hens midfield. this firSt-year starter Team of the Semester- Men's NCAA I-AA national championship McDaniel kept numerOus goals out of the Hens' Pearlman soccer. Undoubtedly one of the Konkle makes a pretty poten1 combination. comer and knocked in one for herself. worst teams in Delaware history. Best Moment of the Semester - Team of the Semester: A first But it was sure fun to think up "Jt'U be a game gentlemen. keep the Cktober's slight chill has turned into Freshman redsh,irt halfback Pat appearance in the 1-AA semis since The 1992 fall semester has been headlines each time they fell ... Williams grabbing a pitch from ladies and kids out of the first three 1982 and a conference title, finally that's 16 headlines. Ouch! an icy, bluslel)' grip. Bright SWlllY days rows. " -Football Coach Tubby anything but an "as expected" time oo l Oassifieds deadlines are Tuesdays at 3 lor appdntmanl. IIIIIs n CXMIRid IJ'f Sludenl pels. S87Shnonlh + dies + securtty depollr. Roonvnale(a) WWlled for singl9 room In oou.. Pu~l rrUflo head. p.m : for Friday issues and Fridays at 3 Hulh SeNica lee. ConldandaiMy IISIUrad. 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