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Asst. Dean Kibbe to Leave in July A proposalfor computer competency ZwebW announces new product tine. ^ at Drexel See page six... Buy something from page eleven... ^ The weekly student Serving the newspaper campus and of Drexel ttie community University T h e since 1926 Volume 67 • Number 30 A bortion issue debated Asst. Dean Kibbe American law “never requires one person to make any kind o f sacrifice to leave in July to save even the life of another person. ” A n d r e w Ross of his tenure at Drexel. “I'd say News Writer that Drexel's Panhellenic However, “being Ron Kibbe, assistant dean of Council being chosen for the pregnant is not under Greek Life, will be leaving the 1992 Outstanding Panhellenic any circumstances a life University at the end of July. Progress Award was a high­ threatening incidence.” He will be moving to light. It was the flrst time we’ve Columbus, Ohio, in order to been recognized. We’ve had PhymsSchU^y, president o f A t E a ^ Na£ne Strossen, president o f the live with his wife. He will be four Drexel students serve on Forumandsyn^cated columnist ACLU and law professor attending Ohio State University national boards...Allen Lynch Gary Rosenzweig Strossen and Schlafly have “What Roe versus Wade to get a master's degree in hos­ is executive director of Pi Editor-In-Chief debated one-on-one although essentially did was to make the pital adminisuation. Lambda Phi. I was thrilled that Nadine Sirossen, president of both have spoken around the growing human body inside the “I would like a low-key a Drexel student went the high­ the ACLU and professor at New country about abortion and other womb of the mother her proper­ departure. I'd like to think what est he could. Getting a house York Law School, and Phyllis issues. Dr. Julie Mostov, profes­ ty,” said Schlafly, “that she 1 do is important, but I’m part for Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Schlafly president of the Eagle sor of History and Politics medi­ could do anything she wants to of a team,” said Kibbe. ‘T)rexel Alpha Chi Rho gaining their Forum and syndicated columnist, ated the debate. it, for any reason at all, during was my family for a long period charter [were also highlights].” debated the abortion issue before Schlafly spoke favoring mak­ nine months of pregnancy.” of time.” There were also lowlights. about 180 students, faculty, and ing abortions illegal. She sup­ Strossen criticized Schlafly Kibbe, who has been at “The Beer Golf incident last members of the conununity last ported her argument by stating for “ignoring what we are doing Drexel since October 1984, is summer....Clearly that was an night in the Creese student cen­ that a person's identity forms to women and focusing only on not sure what role he will play event that violated [fraternity ter. “when the genetic information the fetus.” in choosing his successor. “It insurance] policies....There The debate was held to pro­ joins from your father and your Strossen said that “Roe vs. depends on how quickly [the were police and drunken stu­ mote political awareness on mother.” Wade was a very sound deci­ search] gets started. If appropri­ dents in view of the parents at campus according to Student Schlafly called Roe vs. Wade sion." ate, I would like to have some Towen [for freshman orienta­ Congress who sponsored the the “worst decision in the history Strossen said that American input,” he said. “I have touched tion]. The student who died at event. This was the first time of our country.” See ABORTION on page 4 base with possible applicants, Alpha Pi Lambda...,that was an not all of them, of course. extremely difficult time,” he Hopefully [my successor] will said, referring to the incident ARA picked to be new dining^ service improve [on the office].” two summers ago where an D u n c a n W i d ma n percent to 8 percent.” our intention to put a pizza oper­ “[Before I leave. I’ll be] get­ intoxicated student fell to his News Wrtter Said Doelp, the proposed ation into the dormitories.” ting ready for summer orienta­ death off of the roof of the Acting on a recommendation ARA meal plan will have two Dillon noted the possibility of tion, [and] sitting down with the Apple Pi house. from the Food Services Review accounts on each student’s card: placing an Itza Pizza restaurant IFA to get ready for fall,” he “It was a very hard decision Committee, Diexel's administra­ credits and “flex-dollars.” Every in one of the dorms. Itza Pizza is said. The Greek organizations to make. I’ll be back to visit; tion chose ARA Campus Dining week, the students will receive a subsidiary of ARA Food will be mailing out postcards to I’ll miss everyone and wish Services to be the university’s 14 meal credits. They will spend Services. incoming freshmen this sum­ everyone the best of luck,” he new food service. ARA was these credits to get into any 14 of Said Doelp, the cafeteria facil­ mer. said. “I’m really going to miss picked out of four bids for the the 19 m eals over the week ities will have to be altered to Kibbe listed many highlights this place.” contract from Marriot, Woods, (breakfast, lunch, and dinner on accommodate the new traditional and an in-house bid. weekdays, brunch and dinner on meal plan. “The challenge now Although the contract is not weekends.) Each credit repre­ is, can we get those physical yet complete and signed, “ARA sents the flat rate charge to get alterations made by next fall.” If is very much interested in into the cafeteria. the contract is signed, said becoming the dining service con­ Dillon said the “flex-dollars” Doelp, ARA will most likely tractor for Drexel,” said ARA will woik on a declining balance take over on July 1, and run the Campus Dining Services principle similar to the present food service under the present Representative Bill Dillon. meal plan, with the difference declining balance plan until ren­ Peter Doelp, Drexel Business that “flex-dollars” will renew ovations on the cafeteria are Manager and member of the every semester rather than every complete. Also, said Doelp, “the Food Services Review commit­ week. “Flex-dollars” could be hourly union employees will be tee, said that they were looking used to pay the entrance charge offered jobs with the new con­ for two important aspects of the in the cafeteria, buy snacks in the tractor.” new food service: that it be a tra­ evening dormitory service, or ARA is already the food ser­ ditional “all-you-can-eat” meal buy food at a brand name restau­ vice contractor for such local plan, and that there be “an rant which may replace of Pete’s schools as West Chester and evening service in the dormito­ Arena next to the cafeteria. Widener Universities, the ries.” Doelp also said that the Dillon said that the details for University of Delaware, Beaver new plan would also include “a bringing the food service into the College, Delaware State considerable increase over the dormitories are not completely University, and the University of present plan...anywhere from 5 worked out yet, but said, “it is Scranton. Commencement speakers announced M.S c o t t S M rra ing as PepsiCo.’s CEO for five ing engineering firm; and News Writer years. Sculley helped secure the Bernard C. Watson, president Four esteemed professionals Macintosh computer line as a and CEO of the William Penn will be serving as speakers at leader in the computer industry. Foundation. Drexel University’s 1992 He will receive an honorary The 1992 commencement will Centennial commencement, to Doctor of Laws degree before mark the end of Drexel be held on Sunday, June 14, at addressing the Class of 1992. University’s Centennial celebra­ 2:00 p.m. in the Philadelphia Other honorary degree recipi­ tion. 2,000 Drexel students will Civic Center. These speakers ents include Elaine Chao, receive bachelor’s, master’s, and will receive honorary degrees Director of the Peace Corp.; doctoral degrees. Drexel will from the University. Elaine Garzarelli, one of the hold its largest-ever alumni Apple Computer Inc. chair­ leading analysts on Wall Street reunion during the two days pre­ man and CEO John Sculley will and a graduate of Drexel’s MBA ceding the commencement, serve as the keynote speaker at program; C.R. “Chuck” Pennoni, which will include the naming of Drexel’s 100 most outstanding the commencement. Sculley a Drexel alumnus and president Students model at the Black Designers o f Today fashion show last night of Pennoni Associates, a consult- graduates. joined Apple in 1983 after serv­ in Stein Auditorium. J ekkm O ’Haka/The Trungle 2 • The Triangle • May 29,1992 D rexel News In B r ie f__________ National C ampus N ews Drexel professor to be keynote speaker at creative Students use friend in decorated (he wall with art woik arts awards program registrar to raise grades and left candles, flowers and Eric A. Zillmer, Drexel associate professor of psyclwlogy, will New York, NY______________ other mementos on the adjacent be the keynote speaker at the Mordecbai Anielewicz Creative NSNS sidewalk. Arts Contest awards banquet on Wednesday, June 3 at 7:30 pjn. Nine students were suspended While painting messages on in Mandell Theater. and one student was expelled public property is illegal, police Zillmer is currently writing a book about the Holocaust.
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