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, MILLERSVILLE , PA VOLUME LXV\;, NO.NO.9-. 9-- 16 PAGES WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 1818,19921992 17551 Student Senate sponsors debate regarding armed police officers ' . campus police.. riod for arming the campus police.. Ac- of "I" feel that this will only increase the BY PHIL WERT cording to Metzger, such a proposal will , " . help serve as a deterrent to crime.. occurrence of crimes Adams said. Snapper Staff Writer "George" Washington University police e-- y "Police" are armed in any city , " Metzger " don't' carry guns.. As you know, Wash- MU Police Officer Teresa Conley was said , "they should be armed on campus as well.." ington D.C.. . has one of the highest crime , making what she thought was a routine , rates in the U.S.. . , so then why at vehicle stop this summer when she pulled A number of students were skeptical as " Millersville ? Just leave the guns.. " over a car going the wrong way down to whether or not the arming of campus . , . police would act as a deterrent to crime.. Conley believes that arming campus a s. James Street. Upon closer inspection ofthe Senator Bill suggested that police will help betterbetterprotectprotect students and vehicle , she found underneath the front Student Dewan . , ¬ . officers According to Conley being unun-- - , a 22-caliber- pistol the reverse may be the case , . seat a nine-inch knife armed also MU police in fighting r. "Students" will be even more inclined to impedes . a and 36 vials of crack cocaine. The two " " ' a growing drug problem on campus. . arrested had attended arm themselves , said DewanDew an , "and I don'tt Lancaster teenagers " "We" ' do much about the problem in want to be caught in the crossfire. . Dewan can't a dance that took place Gordinier. . " because wherever there are drugs there are Officer Conley shared this incident at an describes MU as being "a very safe cam- " guns ," Conley.. night as an pus.. said open forum Monday example Many students in favor of arming the of why she believes it's' time for MU to Police Officer Joyce Galen presented ; H ' FBI crime statistics for Millersville and police were concerned with an unarmed change its' policy regarding the arming the police officers'' ability to respond to crimes university police.. The forum , monitored Lancaster County. . According to the FBI in which weapons are involved. . Accord- by Student Senate President Pat Feeley, reports , the crime rate (number of crimes ing to Galen , MU police must call for was as a precursor to a December 3 per capita ) at MillersyilleMi11ersville was worse than held outside help in such a case , and the student senate referendum that will allow 75 percent of townships in the county.. In ' 1991 , Lancaster city had a higher crime Millersville Borough police aren't alwaysal ways students to vote whether or not university as Snapper photo by Jennifer Market than Philadelphia.. able to respond to an emergency quickly officers should be allowed to bear arms. rate Snapper Editor-in-Chief- - Todd Metzger StudentSenatorTJStudent Senator T.J.. . Adams was another Teresa Conley , MU Police officer , shows students a handgun confiscated by opened the forum by endorsing a trial pe- student who spoke out against the arming See GUNS, page 6.. MU Police. Conley addressed MU Police qualifications to carry handguns. . Actor Arkin lectures Arkin explains what art and films do for people on processH creative - about how to start an acting career.. Arkin "I" walked on stage and I instantly felt BY KIMBERLY KAUFMANN also discussed the difference between art disappear," said Arkin.. "The" ' ; Snapper StaffWrStaffSte Writerter and entertainment.. BY PHIL WERT myself f " woman on stage was my wife and the , "The arts are crucialal to ourliveslives..art. . . . .artas Snapper Staff Writer What is called art is considered to a - . . . was no be a diversion or entertainment -II have no use children were my children..there & , . subjective idea.. for ," said . more Alan . . I felt like I was some- Arkin. Alan Arkin , venerated actor of stage Akin audience the Alan Arkin , actor and director of stage "I" used to come away from movies and screen , came to MU last Friday to where out in the watching play and in in control what was and screen , gave his definition of art last changed. . . . . it was like taking an entire deliver a lecture on creativity at 8:30: . . no way of pm afternoon . in something. . , happening on stage.. " Friday at Dutcher Hall. course After that going to in the SMC , - room.. " " - LaunchinghimselfLaunchinghimselfintointo acting at an early an MGM musical was boring , Arkin said.. "The" "°ativemultihnImpulseTse and The Search This euphoric , out-of-body- experience O age , Arkin received his fort scholarship at Art such as a musical composition , a - deeply Arkin and made him all for Self," yvv-, as the focus Arkin's' lecture.. effected of age 12.. painting , or even a theater performance the more passionate about acting.. He According to Arkin , the foundation of " "I" knew I was unfit for anything else," should , "give" you a tool to approach re-- creativity is a deep and heartfelt devotion believes that such an epiphany is the most " ' wonderful experience a human being is said Arkin.. ality.. to something in ones' life. For Arkin , that Alan Arkin was - - , capable of.. When five-years-old he The problem with American movies devotion was always acting.. He knew at " " " " : " Alan Arkin asked his father , Can"Canyouyou keep a secret? according to Arkin , is that "the inspiration the age five that he wanted more than "I had become that character , Arkin of " "Whats" that," his father responded.. for new movies are taken from other an . said.. "It was like a surfer catching the anything to be actor. " ," . " . " "I want to be an actor said young movies" , Arkin was perfect wave. It was such an incredible they do" , said Arkin.. Early in his career working Arkin.. To escape this , Arkin keeps himself to find his rush, a high that you could never get from DespiteDespiteArkinArkin's''sbecomingmorebecoming more and more in the theater' trying niche when Today , Arkin's' success as an actor on "rooted"" " in the tradition and art of acting he came tutelage any drug and I became a junkie to that successful in his acting career, he was still under the of a famous and screen no by living in New York City.. feeling in every sense of the word.." offstage. . Acting had always both stage is longer a big director.. According tot l Arkin , he did ev- miserable Arkin believes that such an experience the in ' life secret.. Arkin said that in his opinion the best erything in his power to please the direc-¬ been only driving force Arkin's " " available to all comes to Starring in such movies as "Catch 22.. kind offilm is a film that cannot be broken tor, to "become"" " the characters he played , is us whether it us and he truly felt sorry for people who " - , " " apart.. through acting not.. athletes , acac-¬ ' . "The In-laws and "Edward but nothing seemed to appease . or Even - weren't actors. his mentor ," Arkin , a good , this creative " I ScissprhandsScissorhands Arkin has received high According to film cannot "I" was trying to impress the audience, to cording to Arkin experience All of the things that thought would - acclaim for his acting diversity in the arts.. be analyzed specifically for cinematogra-¬ show them what a great actor I could be sensation. . Athletes will describe them work themselves out when I got success- Last Friday afternoon , Arkin gave a phy , directing, or acting , ratherratheryouyou should selves as being "in" the zone"" when they ful , never did ," said Arkin.. instead of simply presenting the character special informal - - be moved by a perfect combination all " ' find themselves running faster , jumping hour-long talk to Com of I was to portray , Arkin said.. Arkin previously believed that acting / students. . the elements invloved in the construction somethinghappenedhapp erred during one higher than ever before ; the athlete fells munication/ Then of was the only way to be creative.. Through Theater students asked Arkin questions of a film.. his performances that changed Arkin's' unstoppable.. his failures he learned that he presumed "This" complete release , this feeling of life.. In the play, Arkin portrayed a young incorrectly. . husband returning home from the war to nonpresence and infallibility is available . . to anyone who is devoted enough to what See! ARKIN , page 6.. ' his wife and two children. Vote on Puerto Rico's in ' : MU students tutor elementary students future seems certain 93 - ers in most cases.. Roberts , and told her that tutors were needed BY BILL MCALLISTER ¬ - The statehood backers captured the gov- u ; ;' badly. . The Washington Post BY JENNIFER BASKWELL ernorship , both houses of the legislature , Normally , "we" don't' tutor elementary , . - Snapper Staff Writer - most municipal offices and the island's' - students ," Roberts said.. She went to Dr.. WASHINGTON Statehood foror . non-voting- member of Congress. . It was Dennis Denenberg , tfield experience co--¬ Puerto Rico , a volatile issue that died in The advisor of the MU Student Penn- co the worst defeat the Popular Democratic ordinator , to see if tutors could be obtained a Senate committee more than a year sylvania State Education Association Party , which has favored continuation of for the students. Denenberg gave the okay ago , may be headed back to Congress (SPSEA ) said on Thursday that the first the commonwealth relationship , has ¬- - for Roberts to propose the idea of a tutoring following the sweeping victory by state- suf tutoring program with a local elementary fered in its 54-year- history.. program to the MU SPSEA. . hood supporters on the Caribbean island k school is catching on with MU students , Three years ago , Puerto Rico's' three Kristi Hartman , chairperson of SPSEA earlier this month.. since it is being recognized in Stayer political parties demanded that Congress at MU, said that she thought it would be "a" As a result of the startling defeat that during National Education Week (Nov.. ' authorize aaplebiscite on the future ofofPuerto great idea.. " backers of Puerto Rico's current U.S.. . 15 Nov.. 22)). Rico , a U.S.. . possession since 1898.. to "The" number ofstudents that were singled commonwealth status suffered in the HelenaRoberts , administrative assistant While the statehood forces were routing ' r out by their teachers for the program was Nov.. 3 elections , a three-way- referendum in the early education experience office " ' theiroppositionontheiropposition on the island , statehood lost amazing , " Hartman said.. on the island's future now appears cer- and advisor ofofSPSEA at MU , said that the two strong proponents in Washington-- According to Roberts, the principal of tain sometime next year.. The result is tutoring program is very successful. . . pilot Ross Elementary School had teachers pick likely to be a petition to Congress to President Bush and Rep. Robert J.. x "You" have to see the warmth therethere..We. . .We. Lagomarsino , R-Calif.- . Each was a critical children who needed the tutoring. . Out of make the impoverished possession the started with four classes on the second supporter of a congressionally sanctioned the415the 415 students enrolled in the school , 107 51st state.. floor , and we are now on the entire second referendum.. With 3.6. million residents , students were singled out for the program.. In what is regarded as one of the more Snapper photo by Patty Shoelkopf floor and the library ," Roberts said.. the island would be entitled six The tutoring program operates Monday dramatic changes in recent Puerto Rican to at least first ¬ The idea for a tutoring program ¬ members of the House , and many repre- and Wednesday afternoons , she said , politics , members of the New Progres- Raybold , tutor, Mrs.. Helena came from Walt Rodriguez , a sixth-grade- sentatives of smaller states have been Jen "through" a combined effort of teachers , sive Party , which has championed , of the program , and at Ross Elementary School in openly hostile to any statehood Roberts director teacher statehood for Puerto Rico, swept into proposal are participants in the downtown Lancaster.. Rodriguez called for Puerto Rico.. a sixth grader SeePSEkpage6.See PSEApagePSEA , page 6.. office , ousting commonwealth support- PSEA program..

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¬ , On Monday , Nov.. 17 , the MU commu- proper tools to fight crime and to protect ' - - . . . nity expressed their views on the gun the students.. The status quo does not allow - . . . . issue.. Many of the students against the them this opportunity.. If a student votes . ' - ¬=: arming of MU Police expressed a con against arming MU Police , they are ask : . _ : . -. ' ' q . . cern about the use ofsuch weapons.. Also , ing MUPolice to confront armed ' . c.. o. criminals C . - students mentioned whether or not the with pepper spray and a stick, . t crime rates warrant the arming of MU MU Police are not like Enos and Rosco . . -- -. - - - - . Police.. P.. Coltrain on The Dukes Hazard.. MUM . of . - An equal number of students spoke on Police are not quick tempered incompe-¬,:, . - behalf of arming MU Police , citing the tents.. They are qualified trained people

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" Lancaster.. and administration.. They have the same ' - ' ' :- Crime on campus does exist and war training as the borough police, but they . , Vote . , to proposed route rants the arming of MU Police.. Guns , are not armed.. , no relief ' . drugs , armed robbery and rapes occur at Professors who workworklaterinlaterin the evening ' : :" MU and are not isolated . are . tom , : incidents. The at risk. Staff that works the . night. shift( rrow MU's. tomorrow save U's Bush " , and , borough police are busy and have less are risk.Studentsat risk. Students walking about at night To the editor: the Susquehana as well as the Chesapeake Bay.. IIi thet manpower than MU Police.. Therefore , k.. , are atriatrisk. Also administrators on campus I would just like to take this opportunity to address big picture , by saving this woodland you are doing a they are. not able to respond as efficiently are at risk.The. lives of the officers on - . the student body one more time about the proposed lot to save the bay sisincence muchmu ch ofthebaybay problem is the ' J and as quickly.. campus are risk.. Millersville "' Route.." This may be one of the result of many small , bad decisions made on the local106 , at Relief . MU studentsst dents deserve the same protec¬ Faculty , staff and administration most important letters written to The Snapper about the level.. - must " " . relief route because the student body now has the this road is , "The Bush" as you know it wil tion that everyone else in the borough sympathize with ' .: If built wilt students' safety concerns ' ' chance to voice their views to the Student Senate'andSenate and be gone FOREVER ! ! It will no longer be available to andand the surrounding counties have.. The About 2,600, resident students live on the administration. . those ofyou who enjoy mountain: biking, walking and status quo does not allow MU students campus and are here everyday all the timetim . On November 19.19 , 1992, the student body will be the occasional bush soiree.. The natural system will be ' ' thisprotectionthis . Any crime occurring on The students opinion should be given given the opportunity to vote "yes"" " or "no"" " to the' disrupted and no longer appropriateappropriateforbiologyfor biology students . proposed Millersville "Relief" Route.. " to use asaas , a lab or for nature lovers to enjoy.. - ; campus involving a deadly weapon such overriding weight.. Times have changed. ' As I'm' sure you know, the proposed Millersville I urge you , the students of Millersville University ttoto' as a knife or handgun places the students Students are demanding equal protection.. bypass will destroy the properties of two historic think towards the future.. Vote "no"" " to the Relief" . at . substantial, risk. , and administration : a The faculty staff farms before it goes through the university- Route."ThisRoute.This" road is designeddesignedtoentercampusfromtotoentercampusfromenter campus from thetl1 ' One- student expressed her fear about (Caputo excepted) live in areas where, woodlands that many of you fondly refer to as "The" southsouth'andsouthandwillnotrelievetrafficcomingformthenorttand willnotrelievewill notrelieve traffic comingforrncomingform thethennorth(; , " " , ' the fact that MU Police are powerless to they have the total protection of armed Bush.. and east (where most.ofmost .. of the traffic comes from). Is'aIs 'a ' ' howw important natural road that won't' relieve your traffic really worthwo $! stop an armed criminal on campuscamp s.. The police officers.. : I'd like to reiterate jjustst h needs - ' possibility of this occurring is not far When students go to vote on DecemberDece ber woodlands and streamde vegetation are to clean losing our bush for? Plain and simple , this is your water.. Natural vegetation has the ability to remove opportunity to SAVE THE BUSH ! Vote "NO"" " onOI fetched.. Officers explainedtheirpersonal 3 , 1992 on . they should consider this one pollutants such as nitrogen and phosphorus from the November 19,199219 , 1992 in Lyle, Gordy and the SMCat. t ' experiences on campus , including a important fact of life.. No one should ask environment' anda d use these pollutants as nutrients.. mealtimesmeal times. " : * * , . stabbing t Tanger and a traffic re-- others tJ . . This areaar a of forested land not only cleans the water in at stop - to do something that theyey..are. are not ' " . . ' the polluted Conestoga River but adds clean water to Roberta Zwiet sultinginin theconfiscationthe ofcrack cocaine . . : , ' willing to do themselves. . , . . . ' \ < - and a handgun.. It should not take the death of a student ' ' : MU Police want to provide the MU or officer to arm MU PolicePolice.Vote.Vote yesy s. ; j . . : ,b- ' ' . . . , . . , . . : , . - 1.'hy..hOtOfferfre4UefltShUttIe. - . , ' , n'otpf.fer.fr.eq , Why , :' . - Support your MU Police andand.help'them'j'help . not frequent communityadequate protection . offer" , How them; , ' ' , , " shuttle. ' " $ . ' ' '' ' ! enthuttle. : . . . - - , , ' " ' , . They need the protect our community.. . , ' , , ' : : ' " ' ever they are not gods. : . ' . i" -: ! : (, "lfisfeacfof'bypass o'1' : 'tJs.'servc nstead-of.-b uss- service ass . -s of . bypass? . instead & bus. . I " ' " To the editor: ' Many people realize that this "re- pedestrians. The university shouldshou d vote to preserve " Let's at Virtually everyoneat Millersville lief route" would not relieve traffic also create incentives to encourage is aware of the Chesapeake Bay. problems in the long run.. Building carpoolingcar pooling and use of mass transit! pollutionpmblempollution problem. YetmostpeopleYet , most people new roads to relieve traffic con- Certain roads such as George StreettStreet . don't' realize what impactan weinwe in gestion is really as bad as solutiona DukeStreetorDukeStreetorH5ghSchoolAvenue, Ingh School Avenue least one Bush In 1992 Millersville,Pa.. have on the state of as loosening one's' belt to cure could be made one-way- roads.. NoJ : . the bay.. We pollute the bay every obesity.. The. Millersville. bypass only wouldwouldthishelpthis help thetrafficflowvthe trafficcfloW,. To 1e $ those MU students who took the Lyle and will give students achance tot help , time a drop of oil from a car hits a would only temporarily ease the but it would make it safer to croscross ' ' initiative tot(} gogo' out and vote in this years put a halt to this route.. paved susurfaceace, every time fertilizer , pressure.. In the long run , with the roads on campusc pus. These are only a s ¬ ' , , congratulations and well ' is appliedto alawnorpesticidesa lawn orpesticides are advent of proposed shopping cencen-- few examples of90'sof90's solutions thai elections job Although it is a fact that Millersville's ; , ' ' ; .. - ' applied to a farmers crop.. Every ters and houses , along the route, ought to be tried before we make.aa done for your contribution to the demo- traffic situation is in dire need ofrepair, we time rainsit. , excess chemicals be- traffic problems would only get 4.3. million dollar mistake.. " cratic process.. To those of you who did feel that this is not the solution.. We are notnof run that { worse whole area.. needs ' come off quickly finds its much for the Millersville University to not , shame on you.. even convinced that it would relieve the way to the Conestoga River and Building anewroad to relieve traffic be smart enough to leave our prepr -¬ ' , This being an election year it is more traffic congestion at all ; on the contrary, eventually to the Chesapeake Bay.. . problems is clearly an idea of the cious riverside woodland intact.. ¬ ' ¬ important than ever for students to think many feel that will only add to the In fact, the Chesapeake Bay Foun- 1950's.. This woodland is a valuable rere-- it ddationtion states that one acre ofpaved Millersville University should source for scientific studies thatth t locally.. With an - . ' ' globally.andglobgloballylJy.and, . and act unprec problem. There are many alternatives . surfacesu ace sends 30,000, gallons of serve as a model for communities other universities can only crave . ¬ ' edentededented.largelarge number of students turning suggested by Helen Dunlap and members unfiltered water , loaded with polpol-- around it. Shouldn't we be leading for, On Thursday, November 19th

. - . . out ata the polls for the presidential election, the Priority Club that are more practical , lutants to the nearest waterway with the way in preserving the environ be sure to vote in the referendum. of ' every inch rain.. ment for tomorrow ? Let's' not - , on the same , from 11:3011 :30: " day the voice ofcollege- America is finally and economically feasible.. of em Also ' . . : . college' The figures are incredible , butut barrass ourselves by trying to solve a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. come and standstaI d beingbeing'heard'heardbyheard by those who run our country.. The mainritain impetus for opposing the Relief , what is really shocking is that our traffic problem in a 50's' ¬- with the priority club and many have in fash Now thatwethat we takenpartintaken partin an election Route , however , should not be how little Millersville may soon contribute ion.. There are many 90's' solutions other students in a "Save" the Bush""

' .. . ¬ to remove a Bush , let's get out and ,vote in we stand tto gain , but rather how much we: even more to the problem.. There already working at other universi- rallyonrally on George StreetbythelibraryStreetby thelibrarythelibrar . an election to preserve a Bush ; stand to lose.. The Bush is one MU's' are currently plans for the con-- ties including West Chester and In the meantime, take walka down of . " ' , Millersville bypass.. Bloomsburg.. - to "' Bush.." Learn'toto appreciate . ' ¬ structionofthe . the Learn . Bush.. - and . ; Millersvilles r- most valuable resources must be.pro ' - ' , This 4.3. million dollar road would TheT e university should offer afre- the; wondrous diversity species - of . ' ' . - - time, we're sure you've all heard tected.. Environmental concerns is aa'topic # offer- 1.3. , 1t s uttl serviceserVi and that thrive there.. . this. ' extend miles andtheandthe universityversity quentque shuttle bus to - ' ' about the proposed Relief Route , the so- should be , apartments all that our generation especially is considering contributing $$1.88. from and the campus.. . . =' ' ¬ , called solution to MU's traffic dilemma.. concernedconce ed with, and it is of utmost impor :. million to the project.. WhyWhyshouldshould The Millersville coq1communityn mity should : "' ' ' ' After a close examinationx ation and investiga¬- tance in setting a precedent for the future.. , Millersville University pay to polpol--¬ also. construct new bike pathspaths.'and. and Jennifer Filbert -- lute the bay? sidewalks tomaketo make the area safer for President of PriorityPri rity , ClubCl b into all the , ' , ' tion of issues involved we here It's notoften that we are allowed to voice . , , at the Snapper are encouraging students to our opinioninsuchopinion) in such aapowerful and positive ' . . oppose the construction of a Relief Route way, and it is important that exercise that . ' ° body j by voting in tomorrows' Relief Route voice, so that our leaders \will not become Back the route, StudentbodyStudent . referendum.. The referendum will be held deaf to concerns.; our ' in the lobbies of the SMC, Gordinier and : end recession holds answer. ' ' , uapptt' . - To the editor: , ' t . ' , ' ' To the editor: Tomorrow (Thursday , 19)) you, sm'-- The Official Student Newspaper ofMillersville University Since 1925 November you'thethe stu On Thursday , November 19 , the student body dentbodydent body, will have the opportunity to speak: directly will be asked to vote in a referendum concerning , to the administration concerning_ an issue that while . ' MATT HENGEY, Features Editor thetheReliefRoute.Recentlywe'vebeenhearingaReliefReIiefRoRoutete:. Recently we've been hearing a may be of constant concern , we seldom can deal with TODD W.. METZGER. Editor in Chief " lotoflo tof - views that the highway willbe an on any large scale the environment. , JAMIE M.. BYRNE, Adviser MICHELLE LARSON, Associate Features Editor one - Features environmental menace.. The Student Senate is sponsoring a referendum BOYER . Managing Editor BERNADETTE CAZILLO, Assistant Editor TARA IamnotI am not angered by this expression ofopinion, asking students whether they are for or against the use BETH BOWMAN . Business Manager JENNIFER . MARKET, Photography Editor point . that there is PATH Associate Photography Editor rather I would like to pointout ofMillersville property and our state allotted funds to \ . McKALE , News Editor SCHOELKOPF. . HAROLD B. . ' " KIMBERLY KAUFMANN, Advertising Manager another side of the storystor build areliefareliefrouteroute forcommuters south Millersville.of . PHILIP WERT, Associate News Editor one ' My reasonforreason for supporting theth relief route is that For thepastseveralthethepastseveralweeks,7VieS/z4Rperhaspast several weeksTheSnapperweeks ,The Snapper/ hasreceivehas receivedl SUSAN MARVEL , Assistant News Editor MISSY WETZEL , Graphics Editor anytime a highway or bridgea is built, it creates many editorialsedit rials from students, faculty, and local '- KRISTINA LORD, Commentary Editor MICHAEL J.. FLORA, Wire Editor , po ds . this , - , Manager hundrhundreds of jobs. In time of recession em litical figures telling you and the administration about D.. T.. DIETZ, Associate Commentary Editor TODD E.. ECHTERLJNG Computer ' ployment has become a scarce cocommodityodity for the controversy this . behind . , KEITH , Sports Editor BRIAN FRIEDRICH, Circulation Manager . . , road SCHWEIGERT . ?" - , the middle-class- worker. . In addition , the Priority Club, using its "Save" the BRUCE KILMOYER , Associate Sports Editor : -. . . " President Clinton has proposedin his BushB sh" campaign , has handed outo t hundreds of flyers . new book, Putting People First , to invest $20$ telling us what the students- stand to lose if "the" Bush"" . students billion (over the nextnextfourfour years )just in building is destroyed. , . . " ' bridges and highways. . This will create tax rev- Ultimately though , it will be the voice ofthe studentstude t . relating to create" The commentary section is open to the views of MU students , staff and faculty. Any opinions or comments ' , Snapper spur . . : -¬ editor in the enue and theth economy. . body that will be most effective in telling the admin . campus , , national, orintemationalissuesorinresponsetoanyeditorialscommentarieor international issues, or inresponseinresponsetoanyeditorialsto any editorials , commentaries, or lettersto theeditorthe Commentary local ' I think should our new president . ' we to our in theStudentMemorialtheStudentMemorialCenterbasementCenterbasemen we support by istration that we're out here and we want a claim in , or articles in theNewsth News, Features , Sportsor sectionsshouldbedeliveredsections , should bedelivered ourofficeinoffice ' ' section , backing theproposed relief route, and alsoso' sup-¬ what goes on at our university.. ': by 5 p.m.. . the FridayFridaybeforebefore publication.. . . ' ' , port the working men and women ofPennsylva- - you ' SMC, 1 . When walk through the lobbies oftheof the Submissions should be typed , double spaced and should not exceed 500 words.. Please include your name and telephone .numbernumber ' nia who pay the taxes which pay half of. our Gordinier , and Lyle tomorrow take the time to vote, All letters must be signed by the writer.. The Snapper reserves the right to edit submissions for style, grammar, space/,' r other our tuition.. , , , - . _ showing the administration you care and most im requirements.. ' . portantly, to save "the" ."' ''i Letters' Letters to the editor and columns wwrittenittenbyby the commentary staff represent only individualindividualopinionsopinions . TheTheSnappereditorialSnapper editorial board Bush: Jim McDonald , , - JeffJefTThomasThomas is responsible for the contents of the editorial. . . , - ' November 18,199218 , 1992 e iSnapper$bn> 1UIPJttpper) PAGE 3

- , . - . , - - . . ' ' . ] TNEI'' ' . Letters I ( > continued , nRZa? HOWPOK , - . J\ , ' w-4SndPper { - TheTl ar ! [ will vo//, Road not help environment Mk1icVctV \c- %/ To the : . " editor environment. .: Helen Dunlap of the Biology Department is to be I have been on this campus for years twelve and in . $Applauded and thanked for devoting much time and that time have watched much ofof.the. the campus'scampus 's' trees and effort on behalf of all citizens in the Millersville area.. greenery disappear to make way for parking spaces.. She has been? researching and opposing the so-called- There needs to be a plan for the future which might - 55S " _ ReliefYReliefRoute"Route around Millersville, but she cannot do accept growth and simultaneously save the very - ; : 'this alone.. It is time nown w for everyone , especially the landscape we promote in our brochures and to which MU) { administration and Board of Trustees , to take a parents send their children. . Many things make up a - - - pro t, , stand , voice campus environmentandenhanceenvironmentand enhance our experience here.. 1/ Opposition to greedy self-interested- the land developers , I have witnessedwitnessed the willful destruction ofnoofno less than * who would destroy what precious little bit of green six barns on the campus in less than a decade.. Some $ ' ; proSpacepace isis'leftleft in and around the Millersville campus. . have made way for blacktop and parking or were - Just because a man can afford to buy great expanses of destroyed simply because the cost ofdemolition is less 'T - land and build a golf course and more housing than a than that of maintenance. . community, its school system , public services and Recently and regrettably I took a walk down what ' roadways can accommodate, does not mean that now was a beautiful path, Shenk's' Lane, behind the SMC.. ' y.re. e must sacrifice the small woodlands we enjoy and I saw a landscape being tortured and reordered to need just to build roads to a private housing develop-- become a Murray golf course where men with time ' $dientent , new shopping areasorareas , or Student Servicesplanned and money can chase their little white balls , pushing conference center and . fraternity houses. them into holes in the ground. . Even worse was what I law : . simply < Breaking the shows The roadway , if built , will not relieve traffic, but did not see.. The huge and elegant dairy barn and red rather, will cause further development of land for tobacco barn were notn t there anymore. . The 1813 commercial use on the east and west ends of town.. The faifarmhousemhouse is disgracefully falling apart.. increases in housing and shopping will guess ' your immaturity and bring more. I Murray's ultimate goal is to have one big selfishness " . cars , more traffic and increase pollution.. road connecting his developments like the one in : ' ' This road is a bad plan which will financially satisfy Millersville to Wood's' Edge on Centerville Road, a To the editor : It's' not such a big accomplishment. . It's' a way oflifeoflife. a few people to the detriment ofofrnanymany now and in the tasteless development where once a series of farm- I'm' writing in response to the letter entitled"Yourend tied ,"Your It would be an accomplishment for you to go the rest future.. Yes, increased traffic has caused delays on houses and barns stood or . opinion is worth 25 cents"" in tlthee November 11 issue of your lives sober, and I'd' be the first to congratulate ffor more or less than a century of . certaincertaindaysdaysays or timesat ofofthedaybuttherethe daybut there are cheaper, This is not progress it isjust whatwhatpowerfulpowerful people - The' he Snapper.. you.. ' [ ; --it ' moremmore'innovativeinnovative and less destructive ways of dealing are permitted to do.. "How" can youmakeyou make thosethosestatementsstatements ?" I was asked.. You made an awkward attempt to belittle me and my with theseth se traffic problems. . Creative thinking and Well , I made them because they needed to be made.. beliefs by claiming that I "sit" in every. weekend and " leadership with vision , not bulldozers and blacktop Leonard Ragouzeos They represent the way so many people feel.. Besides play tiddlytiddlywinkswinks and watch Sesame Street.. For your will relieve the traffic situation and also save the Art Department that , breaking the law and making excuses for it really information , I've' never seen an entire episode of _ _ bums me up.. Sesame Street and I've' played tiddlytiddlywinkswinks exactly , So many people told that agree with my once.. You really ought to know what you're' talking I ' peoplehavehave me they Students Drinking = fun opinion , you know, the one that you think is worth so about.. - , doesn't ' little.. wouldI be willing to go so farfarasas to say that those If you knew me , which you obviously don't, you'd' ' of you who disagree with me are far outnumbered by know that I run a busier schedule on the weekend than To the editor: have a good time.. empowered those who think differently. . Care to start counting ? IdoduringI do during the week.. I work every Friday night, haveI I would like to respond to the Speaking having a good time , of Mr.. Lowe did defend those that got busted with a'' football games on Saturdays , and Sundays I go to letter to the editor entitled "Your" cannot a person have fun without ' "Please" feel sorry'forsorry for me"" letter.. There's' no way church and then work intheafternoonin the afternoon. Somy weekends opinion is worth 25 cents"" that was abusing alcohol ? Why certainly , bybyballoty ballot around that fact.. That was a pathetic attempt to justify are quite full , thank you, and not minutea of it is spent written in response to the by one do so.. fun with my letter can I have something that shouldn't' have been happening to consuming alcohol or drugs.. Besides, I have too much

To the : I Jon Button. For those who friends the without editor JonButton- do not on weekends ' - . I begin with.. Now tell me that that self-esteem to my life that. - - you're trying to ruin like , members of the University me-, am twenty All know me I three years drinking and without playing wasn't' his intention ! Do you know? Are you Mr.. I do hope that another bust happens.. That would be community believe that a sound I abuse . tiddlywinks , Sesame old and do not alcohol In or watching Lowe ? You didn't' even have the decency to put your great.. Like I said before , hopeI it gets worse for those is best , I all . ( education the preparation fact hardly drink at , Perhaps a Street. Is Sesame Street so above names( ) down ! ofyou who are drinking illegally. You stated that they ' the . the . for thefuturefuture As amemberofamember of glass of wine with supper , but I your comprehension level that you I would like to clear something else up as well.. will continue to drink and "Have" a good time.." Well , faculfacultyty, wantwanttopreparettotoprepareprepare students , drunk ' I have never gotten since I've had to use it as an example in your Make no mistake about thisthis..I.. .! do not pity those that I hope that they get arrested alloverall over again.. Someone . ¬ for the 21st century and know mentally and letter ? . . matured ( intellectu- ) . ' got caught. Mr.. Lowe wasn't asking for pity, and I will get the hint.. , that "solutions"" " might ). habits this current be ally Enough of the of SoyourgradesSo your grades arearegoodgood andandyouryour wasn't' offering any.. I won't' give them the pleasure of The very fact that you defy the law and do so on a totally inappropriate then.. - ... ability to ? More writer. learn is not hindered If thinking that I agree with what they are doing, because continual basis highlights your selfishness and im--¬ ¬ im over' , we know that learning exex-- FirstFirstofofall ,Iwould like to address this is true , then why did you keep ' ' ' allI I don't.. Not abita bit. So ififJhey'rethey, 're looking for pity, they maturity. . It takes a'Cealarea! man and areala woman to stand , drinking . . . tends beyond the classroom and their issue of the age in referring to the L.C.E. as the might as well look somewhere else, because they up for what's' right;' and there are those who don't' care " " ' is most evident when students America.. Why do you think the . . . in . article.. is "L.C.B. your It won't' get it from me..neitherme. . . neither will you, for that matter.. what heat we take foritfor it, because it's' all worth it inn the address - a real problems with genu United States has higher drinking common knowledge (at least to us Please explain something for me: what do other end.. ine energy and concern.. A group age thanthanmanymany of the other countries sober , studious persons) that the countries'' drinking ages have to do with this ? That is You on the other hand have decided to live above . informed and enlightened ¬ of world? Perhaps , and this L.C.B.. . . was then re¬ of stustu-- the d disbanded and re-- totally irrelevant. the law.. Well , hey, it's' your choice, don't' have a fit dents wish to preserve the opinionopinioncomescomes from my experience , placedwiththeLCEplaced with theLCJE. . . almost three . ! ' ' " ThathasThat hash absolutely nothing to do with it We're not when you get caught. . . Millersville Bush" and view the most Americans are too immature years ago.. What do you consider:r ' ' . in another country anyway , we're in America , and the The police officers don't need to read big city police - " " . proposed , Millersville Bypass as and irresponsible to handle the "very good grades ? A 2.01. ? ' ' ' ' re drinking age is 21.. That's the law , it be reports or watch the news.. Their problems are here , destidestructivetive'andand archaicar haic.'Tl. 'Theyey are sponsibilities involved with the " , - to addressaddr ss ' should : Finally I would like . followed. . No , attached , rio questions asked.. ' . like Nostrings. strings no withwiththosethose who thinkthey're're better than the law. Ring . } , " " awarea.Vl e that Mother Naturehas put consumptionof alcohol , whilewhi e other the"point",; made by this group in { - . ' You made the comment,; "strange" coincidence that any bells ? It should.. ' . & any more ' more thana centuryc i1tuiiof, efforteffortintoeff rtintointo countries like Germany generally mocking the fact that&Mr. Button : " thaMr the United States has one ofthe largest alcohol problems There are also a lot of weak claims and assumptions the "Bush''and"BtisTi"Bus" " and realizerealize"traffictraffic use, not abuse , alcohol. . I do not call has nerbeendrunkneVern er been drunk. Even though ' . " in theworldthe , world, we suppose. . Well , no.. It's not such a in your letter , and I suggest that you think before eating problems Millersville into a toilet ' in will not vomiting pleasant or IdonotagreewithallofJonButton'sIdonotagree withall ofJonButton's , . . strange coincidence not when you remember that your foot. be solved by the proposed responsible.. viewsIviews ., I canrespectbiscan respecthis beliefs more ' there are still those ofofyouwhodecideyou who decide totoliyelive above the "Nobody" wants to be the way you are , anyway"" is a Millersville Bypass.. TheThe'studentsstudents Secondly, they basically say than a few that the idiotic ramblings of ' . . . ' law and go ahead and drink anyway.. pathetic..itIts. totally inaccurate statement. . Have you polled the are now empoweredempower with aballot those who drink alcohol under age individuals who are too much a -reallyreallv- is.. entire population of Millersville to conclude that I'm' they can cast to preserve a small arearenotruiningnot ruining it for those ofofusus that group cowards totosigntheirnamessign theirtheirnamesnames : itfor groupofcowardsof CouldyouCouldcou you answer in all honesty , why it is that you aloneinthisafoneinalone in this? If so, I wantto see numbers . Ifnotnot, ' ¬ IfsoIwanttoseenumberslwanttoseenumbers Ifnotdon'tIf don't partofnaturalheritageonart oncampus. do not drink (or do not abuse alco- to their letter.. . just have to drinkdrinldllegallyillegally ? Huh? . What exactly is it? make such a broad and false statement.. : 'Vote to preserve the bush.. Vote hol). IfIftheyhadthey had any commonsensecommon sense , By the way , if Mr.. Button's' " . Peer pressure? Addiction? What?? . You also have yourselves to blame for the "broken against the bypass.. Thank you.. the authors ' would realize that the opinion is worth a mere two bits , " . Iknowknow..you. . you.. just want to have some fun.. Geez , you glass and overturned dumpsters across Lynnebrook.. . Guy L.. Steucek need to run the L.C.E.. . . costs the then your babblings are not even ' ! . folks are starting to sound like Cindy LauperLau r used to.. That's not the work of the . . . or the police.. ' ProfessorandProfessor , and Chair taxpayer (and yes I am a taxpayer ) worthorth two cents.. LCB It gets very old.. That's' the work ofpeopiesopeople so outraged at ,being caught " . of : Department of Biology more money just because of idiots ' , ' , . So, what part the terribly complex act drinking that they just had to be childish about it.. I think . of of I'm who believe they need to drink to .I., Lee Bryan Barry under-age- is that responsible that it goes beyond the right when I say you were probably there.. How else . bounds of the law? Maybe I'm' missing something. . would you know all of that? What is so responsible about it? And don't' worry about influencing me.. You won't.' . ! ' O.K.. . , so we have a designated driver , great But I will stand rock 'solid on this.. I'm not going to be , ALL THE DIRTYDII 1 "' . ' ' , what happens if that designated driver decides to joinoin moved. That's the truth about me.. You'd know that ' i : 'TRICKS THEY r> ' ' ( ... DIDNfIN) \\OR"\ . the fun?" "One" drink won't' hurt"" Nah, go ahead.. if you knew me.. . \ " IDLLEDFt>LLEP OVER ! ! You ' 11 lucky get in one piece , I come from ? / BACKWARD"*.. . Have fun You'll be to home You hope understand where you After DIDN'T' ' happens. . the letter that you was so worthless , you HELP: EITHERErTH R.. IWA that's what thought also claim that you'II' ready to speak your expect me to ? Oh , ! ' insult my EVEN BEGGING FOR VOTE\ rE' * You you'll be understand please Don't ! opinion (and when ) you get caught.. Boy , would I intelligence. If you'regoingyou'reyou're' going to argue, at leastleastbebe smart . . LAST. LASTTIMETIME TASK FOR if I MK ! like to hear that.. I'm' sure the officer carting you off to about it M CUR> ADVlCEMILUADVICE , MILIJE. jail foror the night will be very interested in what you Oh yeah , if you really want to call me my number's' .. have to say.. " listed.. It's' long-distance- , but , hey, it's' your quarter ! ' . haveI been sober all my life and I'm very proud to f say so.. There's' no congratulate me, though.. . need to Jon Button - . o'' ' Registration process working . in .. . - . isn't work a.. . To the editor : thing called work and cant; afford courses? No Way Jose.. The last ' f Iknow I'm not the first to write in to live in the dorms over the sum- resort is drop ad.. Great, you can complainingcompl ining about registration but mer without that steady paycheck.. miss your first week of classes and now it's' myturnmy turn. There is a definite' Sure they'll' give you a form to take everything which is expected of , problem when in a block of three to the instructor to "beg"" " him/her/ to you in those which you were lucky ' . . courses which - extend the : WtW must be taken to class size for one more enough togetto get the last seatinseat in.. Thank . : ] - " . gether two come up open and one is person but do they knowmow when you you editor of The Snapper for closedclos d ! How do you explain that can get in touch with that person? printing a huge article about this ! ' ' ' ' registrar? ? When I see a senior in YeahYeahright.right. TryagainpalTry again pal. ItsIt'sO.K.OK. . 'problem. . Don'tthinkforamomentDon't think! for a moment ' front ofme pleading to be let into a though because you got 12 credits , : that it wasn't' read and very much . page class she and to . Comic that needs to graduate enough stay a full time student.. appreciated. . WouldWouldyouyou like to errors offend a . join fan ! ! being turned away with the answer , Great But when those " 12 credit me when I go knock on President " ' " " ' : "Well there's always summer" semesters" add up and you have to Caputo's' door and tell him, "It's" ' )To0 the editor While the overall quality of the staff actually thinks that those ' v-, - ;' something tells me something's take an extrasemester to graduate is not working.. PLEASE HELP ; While I understand that the fate paper has decreased markedly over dradrawingsgsoffamousoffamous noteworthyand ' definitely, wrong with the system. . good ole'MU' MU going topayto pay because US ! ! ! " jjjff the free world does not hinge on . the pastp t two years, there is simply personalities are printworthy? A ole - Plus they ' Bill Watterson's' comic art, I must no excuse for errors as repetitious popular Wednesday lunch pastime the fact those ofofusus who are out didn't have enough sections students - open protest therepeatednegligencethe repeated negligence with and glaring as the comics'' non-- is trying to figure out who the hell ofstate have to go to some when you wanted those Renee Drageland 'whichFeaturesEditor'wnichFeaturesEditorMattHengeyMatt Hengey sequitorial assemblage. . ' some of those inked abominations - .- -assembles comics . Calvin . ' complain ' : thecomicspagethe page . We didn't complainwhen some are supposed to be.. (A hint if a ' andHobbesisrepeatedlypresented-_jU1dHobbesisandHobbesisrepeatedlypresenteds repeatedlypresented ' dim bulb misspelled Mary J.. Blige graphic or comic does not enhance really . Letters remedy don't . ", situation , . is annoying. . as 1.. ; we shrugged ,out of. order and it asMaryJ.BilgeMary Bilge itoff a story, dodonot. not run.therun . the graphic or ; ' attributed - , Yhis;his canan beb attrib ted to twotw pos when the banner was off kilter, comic..) Beyond all.ofall .of this , there is : ' To the editor It's time for solutions. . . : Mr.. Hengey . ¬ " , sible causes isis.eithereither tilting downward like some hori- no acceptable reason for the lack of In response to way too many responses (of Gregg To "name" withheld:" Well , obviously you should incredibly and insensibly lazy (too zontal leaning tower of Pisa; " . we care shown Calvin and Hobbes.. Lowe, Jon Button , and "name" withheld""). avoid arguing with us "Mr." . Buttons' ," because it lazy to readfourcomiccomic strips before even i implausibly ' ' readburf ignoredored the . long _ It diminishes the read r's enjoy- ! readers Enough - , - ,, won't solve anything but just create angry . ' Enough mud-slinging name-calling barriers. .puttingthem- ! on a page) or entire review the Robert - ment the of Redford ve- mentof the strip when it becomes opinion-stating- , and - judgement- ! To Jon : Obviously Jon really has no problem.. He -out"' out of order"" business somehow , hicle"Sneakers"youprintednearlyhicle"Sneakers"you" " printed (nearly necessary to - thecomicspagethe comics page ' high ' ' ' ' :- look original problem. . doesn't like alcohol so he won't drink, he won't get . read It's time to back to the Here's strikes him as funny, (perhaps in a ahalfpagea halfpage , with a - ' wordcountlarger in the proper , order after the real the simplified versionhigh: under the age 21 caught, and he'll still be happy.. ' some folks of way ? . I ¬ ' deconstructionist sort of ) than the full length syndicated rere-- ization that the first reading made decided to illegally consume alcoholic beverages andd To Greg : If you're unhappy with the rules , write to Rio>(do' not choose to accepta ept the first views both Roger and little to'not of Ebert Rex littlesensebecauseofsensebecausesense because ofthe negligence some otherfolksother folks with badges legally busted them.. Mr.. Congress members. . They can change the laws The hypothetical impetus behind the Reed both much more qualified of someone bothering to read ' ' - not Lowe, Mr.. Button, and "name" withheld"" soon fol-- Snapper can't.. laws" . - problem an individual that care- Reedto review a film combined ). . the material pages he she - - on the or lowed-up- this event with colorful letters in the Snap¬ Until Mr.. Lowe and his followers get laws changed less would likely not as The ' , we ' ascendend For Christ's sake don't even issupposis supposedly editingedi . . ' ' ng . per expressing much discontent . either 1)) Don't drink if you'reunderyou're under 21 years old or 2)) : film anSnapper political infrastructureiI rastructure to write in over the pathetic and ' ' ' Mr.. Lowe doesn't' like the law, Mr.. Button doesn'tt Don't bother complaining in The Snapper if you get the! point of editor.. However, that charmless "cartoons"" " which grace " ' ' like alcohol, and "name" withheld" doesn't' like JoJonn caught it's a waste of your time.. leaves:!eaves , which . - thesecondhypothesis your news and features sections Button.. is not much more attractive. . just who the hell on The . Snapper. Dave Strangarity Did any of these letters remedy any discontent? No.. Bill Fenstermaker , Jr.. .. ' ... . , ...... , . . . _ ...... - ...... , ...... " , . . ' . . . _ . . _ . . . . " ' ...... _ . _ ...... - - . - .. - . . " .. ' , _ ...... " . . ,. . . - . . . . _ . . " . " ' . . " ' - ' " r"" " PAGE 4 qcfcffnapptrf) mappertUlpptt November 18,199218 , 1992 .

' . want a poverty ' . . . , ...... , . . America doesn't...... ' " ' . . Look at issue with new. persepective , it metamorphosis of wants well aware of hunting regulations tect only the self.. The fallacy. ideas . . . . . GREGORY M.. PRICE and rules-I took a hunters safety here is that one must be con- value in honoring him over respecting: the Japanese? Commentary course when I was 12 years old.. cerned with the effects onehasone has on Couldn't' the post office- put his mugmug'on'on a nationalnati nal Since then , I have learned to think others to truly protect one's' self.. " GREG PROCTER stamp at least , sothatso that only those who would appreci- on mmy own , separate from traditions How , you might wonder, does ate it , (how many of you even knew who he was sans I was criticized in the Nov.. 4 that are often shallow and lost as this tie into the critique of my explanation anyway ) would see it? Certainly you Snapper for my commentary far as meaning. . commentary on hunting. . Well , Commentary can't' help offending someone , (would you even want about hunting. . I want to dedicate I reached a profound level of the author of the critique chose to ' to?) somewheresomewhere.but, .butbutyouyou shouldn't go outofour way this commentary toanissue I was disappointment when I realized , revile me instead of examining . . to be malicious and disrespectful. When you were. a implicitly covering in the article while reviewing the case against the truth of hunting. It is solely ' , child , you called people that acted likelik the post office onhunting.on . I feel this is necessary me , that I had perhaps failed to get . - , whether nehunts

a jerk.. . because of the truly shallow way my point across.. I was certainly . for the meat or to feel like he has ' ' self ' , ; on a moderate not suggesting a PC litmus test for stamps just I was my - my personal view accomplished something , is The fact that Bill Clinton won fairly I'm ., attacked about com projecting about itisit platform , devoidofof ultra-liberal- excesses, (despite the some common sense applied when creating something ' mentary.. hunting , but I was , moreover , killing for the stimulus of being - ¬ conservative uproar ofhim signing bills that have yet seen byby.so. so many.. But the knee-jerk reaction conser- To anyone who read the com- hoping to inspire a few minds to challengedI still don't' think it . self--I ' to reach his desk) says much about the values of vatives have. (PC ! COMMUNISM } ) when anyone mentary , "If" you have to hunt , just look at the issue from a new is a challenge , but I'll' let it rest in American voters today , and the moderate nature of the displays the slightest degree of consideration for a hunt with your teeth , jaws , and perspective. . ' the lap of opinionopini n for now.. I public in general.. Clinton's' victory is different culture is boring and sad.. It reminds me of bare feet," I hope you saw more I did figure it would incense cannot accept that people kill to American ' evidence that the one-sided- , exclusionist , feelings when Michael Dukakis was running forPresident andd than the "stereotypes" , generali-¬ somebody. . And the letter to the satisfy some senselessssenseles'ssneed: need of ' " : " ;, . . . . ' i . l als , " , " accomplishment. . Animals are that have so dominated politics for the past twelve Liberal? was\Vas sijch.asQ ha dirtyword Its. as if: liberalsb zations and exaggerations" that editor "Hunting isknotnot a barbaric a ' ' ¬ " years have weakened.. Once , extremists. like Dan aren't allowedtobeoffendedandconservativesallowed tobeoffendedto be offended and conservatives aren't I purposely employed and iden- sport, helps me to reveal another positive entity on ourourpJanetplanet, thus Quayle and Jerry Falwell were actually respected allowed too be tolerant. . Who made these stupid rules , tified in the commentary.. quiet message I was trying to removing them for the reasons ' . ¬ (although not nearly as much as they imagined they and more importantly, who's enforcing them ? Stacey L.. Gross is one who convey : we should try to eliminate hunters use is negative and sub were) and attempted to use their lofty positions to Obviously there is and should be a limit to , the saw only these aspects in the as much selfishness in our motives tracts from the richness of our ' ' images.. Sure , much . . dictate to the country their twisted rhetoric as actually hallowedhallowednaturenature societyof andanditsits writing.. I want to thank her for as possible. existence. ." ,

: . is nonsense , and ultimatelyultim tely acts to the I feel guilty aboutabo thingst.h. igs representative ofofAmericanvaluesAmerican values NowNowthe, theAmerican ofthe. the newnew.PC.PC language - noticing my sarcasm and use of Everybody satisfy often t ' of people have opted for reality , complete with its offensive to the groups it intends -toto dignify , like the stereotypes , one of which she , or self, most act to do this regardless that I do or things that wwe do as " " aduladulteringtering warts and pacifisticpacifisticmoralitymorality , while rejecting "wymmen" spelling. But is it PCC to want Atlanta he, admitted defined part of her , of who or what stands in the way- humans. . the fantasy land of conservative thought and eco-¬ Braves fans to respect the Indian culture and refrain or his , hunting experience ; that otherotherpeoplepeople , animals , or the earth.. I always attempt to change or " "? ' is inducing the "tomahawk chop" How about dressing. is , the one about people to modify thatwhichisthat which the nomics.. from . . " . achievinga sense Most don't want hear . While Clinton did not win by a great deal ofpopular yourchildyouryourchildasalndianatHalloweenchild as aIndianalndianatHalloweenatHalloween ? Is that, appropriate , of accomplishment after suc-¬ anything thatmight produce anew guilt ; of coursec urse , I'm' not always vote , combine it with the popular vote the socially or is it offensive , caricaturizing a culture ? Blacks too cessfully shooting an animal.. wayofthinkingorcreateguiltway thinkingof or create guilt. We successful, but I trytr with all my ' " liberal Ross Perot got and you have a demand for used to be playfully'" imitated and denigrated , with The letter to theth editor repre-¬ despise guilt and don't' think about heart to considerconsiderpossiblepossible changes . , value metamorphosis that is unprecedentedunpr edented, unpar- whites imitating themthemviafacepaintviafacepaintvia facepai 1t andhandkeandhandkerchiefs.c efs. sented to me a closed view ofofthethe . things that might induce itit..: Fur- that1at are good formefor me and allthoseall those ' . alleled , and impossible to ignore.. It's' the widespread . Anyone calling thatthatsimplyth simply PC today probably doesn't issue because all the reproof was thermore, the need to change a whom I affect.. But ififwe.wanttowe.wantwe want to

. . - II.J.aImany.Afrrcan-Americans. . . , survive this , we better realization that, for all itsplusesits pluses , conservative thought live around too many. Americans. based on bits and pieces of my behavior , or whatever usually on earth assume , rethinking has been thoroughly defeated.. Contrary to what , Conservatives most commentary that were taken out follows on this thinking about start how we conduct is . . Conservatives are so protective of their crumbling Liberals feel that Multicultural extremism no better of context to use as ammunition certain things leads to guilt string. ; business here on earth on many . ideals that they refuse to address the wrongs inherent than - . A fine example ofthisof , this against me.. So , that means that ' our destruc-¬ different levels.. narrow - that in their system , but know all the wrongs in any other situation. displays itself in the present re-writing of I am not an frenzied animal tive patterns continue, andan we find . We are the real sufferers of our - . : . . , domain history.. As Arthur . , Jr.. writes in The rights activist , though support newrationalizatiOnsthatexculpatenew thatexculpate selfishness , so make a changeforr system. The Democratic Party the political MSchlesinger; " thoughldosupportIdo rationalizations - ' of most liberals, has changed itself to mainstream its Disuniting of Americaa, History". ' should not- be several protection organizations us and enable us to sleep at night.. yourself, consider theth value off with their constituency.. Look at the therapy. . " To posit that anyone , be it minorities , and espouse some strong views The road to meeting most people's' considering living' things -¬ views those of ' valu 1 , Clinton women or the jujustt plain ' squeamish , benefits from (the one ), and I am goals is guarded by walls that - able.. - difference in policy of Mondale Dukakis and . ' ! on hunting pro ' . the party getting extreme multiculturalism like that taught at Stanford , . and tell me that Democratic isn't . more moderate.. Again , the conservatives have lost , is ludicrous. . The histhistoryry lesson that teaches self-- . . one very , very painful to the - esteem does not exist. : As Robert Hughes wrote in - and this loss was con ' , " - comes'fromcomes from doing thingsthings.well. ," servative movement , regardless of portly Rush Time "Self-esteem well . in absurdly significancesig ficance the you . Limbaugh's' assertions otherwise.. Another thing about not by applying to study of StandupStand up for what believe ; ' to that hairdos.. . Mr.. Limbaugh I wouldn't be too proud admit both , and like both.. - ' we have then is both sides being right their what is the in the wildly nonsensical Limbaugh What The ones haveI themostthe most trouble with are those who . 'own way , but only one side'issid :' is willing to admit any balance to liberal media.. He makes Larry Kingsoseem side bigoted or showing it right out. are without knowing out . . ' ' ' comparison. . error:. It's as ifbeing conservative is worthworthmoremore than ERIC DIXON interesting by They have no problem with saying mostmostblaeksblacks areon: is to believe that all that exists sense , anddeviand deviationfromdeviationt the defeated To think conservative havingcommon from welfare , criminals , and involved with drugs.. These does so because of some vague destiny , be it Biblical , trust' is ideological suicide.. " You read that conserva- Commentary " ' are the ones who perpetuateperpetuate.racist. racist institutions and , " " job , ' economic, Social Darwinism , etc.. TobeTo be politiciana tives needtoneed to apologize"for George Bush's bad bigoted logic. on to children ignorantly andd . , pass their ' " " Conservatism , as all = responsible for people's money and safety , and act in even his rejectionreje tion of true if ; blindly.. . . some club.. you can such a way that does not force growth and positive Conservatives belonged, to And whites are led blindly by the racist S These around embarrassment tothepurposeof be sure that if aconservative sidessid with a liberal idea, : change is an absolute SaySay.whatyoumeanwhatwhatyouyou mean , and mean what you say.. If!fyouyou media, unable to make an independent assertion of ' ostracizedbyby his petersupe" " (notablynotablyMassachusettsMassachusetts . humanity , which is to lift up ourselves (they have half he's ostracized rs" , . ' - believebe iev in something. stand up for it, and let others reality, and unable to change perceptionsththeir despite as our brothers and sisters.. Gov.. William WeldR:1egardless( )):, regardless quality .of of it right) as well WeldRf " ' : . " . way seeing blacks acting contrary. to the media's , : ' :' ! : : . .j; know where you stand.. I believe this is the you many ' the&- . of' ' , \ is the issue of common decency and proposition. >-. Then there ' es , . ve eyese3 , ' your life.. ' ' . poor image of AfricanMrican\.Americans.-Americans. They hhave - should live ' . , an extremely acerbic and usually Finally ,; two of the most vocalvocal'aridand influentialinfluerfial'con-inflii ntial'con-con ; I consideration. Spy - ' , they to.-1.- ' i : , some whites don't in'in the but they can not see because choose not to " . ' . . Unfortunately believe ' -=; . ' - sery , , worst} t. ' . . . , . groups facedfac the defeatdef imag , recently ranan a.., t\ll"e, onpurq , \ , tive'v have / liberal magazine; ; 9\1r . ' say > inif: '" . T1 , ks .o s . , \ . , bigg ofihis covertracisin are . t they ' e racism arebl ' ! cp cep . : say whatw , The biggestst victims ofthis covert arebl4ks . :j/same.cpncept.cpncept . whitest s who don't : blanks ' feature: - ' ;' > r.SlJ1lssme. The , ; , - , .. I "ss Aiiti'bjrti6nistAIiAdW b'*irtibnistS'v3hb'after, 'wh after twenty ' . i.tjtUeIlatwqa-tf{ JitiQ.I & . §t nist / ' ' ' , . ' tte natjpaa ] m JjtMs rti . . . 4nternatJpn4jelliQn& year " . attempt [ , mini! , ' . $ who , ' ' post office's a i trcl'itln i/m " , ' , : : - latest . ; ; : - ' -meanu ones Idisrespec', mostt:These'aThese: } 'afeeanlongamong , Vwhbrbecofnfe: q bbigotedg g" against! othfcrblackSfothtt rblatksr'Tlieysbe-1k , Ttieyibe-JI .eYpe . / } - meanarearethe, en-, ,.IIIdistessresP, , ( :Il, f * , 'r: whO\ , ecotne4t " ; ; . { ' cornmemoradv starripsiain 1i n-- eearsrcarnee quite close to restricting a wwonlaitfsn aIfsf7" ; . ' ' , ) ' fb1( The post officeoffl issuecfa commemorative | lionhon T . ' '" ' l . ' * ,,4e.urireachables,' . . unreachablesaules.m our war against racism.. comeastiamedoftheactibn'come ashamed of the actionsact m ofofoifierblacksorisoomerblacksbnsOlatother blacks ;, or isolateate j . : i 'J.ue.unrJhe in ' oring WWI7heroWWII hero Charles W.. Nimitz.. This fifty-cent- freedomofchoicehavechoice'havebeensWundlychoice;,'havebcbe n tYundlydly defeatedd, with ' ' if . . , progress themselves cifbeing see as ' : ' ; TheTheprogressprogress made bypbybypeopleofcolorinAmericapeopleople ofcolor in Americaaisis s from other blacksforblacksbla ks.forfear.for fear ofbeing semi . ' ( , : international stamp honors a man, who along with the upcoming Freedom of ChChoiceice ActorActJ r The '. ' f - , ; . . " " . - undeniable. and should be applauded since it was justust like all the rest of the nig . ' . Gen.. MacArthur , was ultimately responsible for the "Safeguard" Against Further Bad Judicial Appoint should nig- . conditions. . Despite an These are also the biggest perpetuators of theracialracialial . " - made under most adverse the 1.3. Japanese in the four years of ments" Act), almost totopasspass in somesom formorm, and ' killing million certain educationaled cational and legal system biased against us , and stereotypes against blacks because they get around; ' nothing wrong - with the probable replacement in the next four years " international war.. There's with hon. public assassinationaSsass ation through the predominantly white their white "friends"" " who believe in the' negative . ; ;, oring a man that assisted thetheUniteqUnited . States'' war of atleastat least two Supreme CourtCouriJusticesJustices You fought a ! ' mediawemedia,' we not only survive, but thrive.. stereotypes and will not defend blacks as peoplea : In ' ' : victory.exceptvictoryvictoryexceptthatthousands,except thatthousands ofoftheseratherdisturbingthese ratherratherdisturbingdisturbing mefightfine fight , but the majority Americaof simply doesn't } The point is. I have a little problem with some many cases they may even agree with them, if they ) stamps flow into Japan every agree.. Maybe tackling homelessness would be more : (atleast to the Japanese . s , very divisions discuss relations with them all.. whites. You seee we have three general the issue of race at day.. It really is outrageous to send the Japanese a . successfulsucces ful? The other group, repudiated was the among whites concerning the subject of race.. These blacks must come to realize that no matter how , ' evangelical fundamentalists like Pat Robertson and portrait their destroyer , every day in the mail ' . , of isnt. and these " " t, they mean . them'too' toooo - , You have those who are'blatantlyare blatantly ignorant much frifriendsnds" protest them ? I shared this observation with a conserva . , Jerry FFalwellwell , whose support ofthe Republican ticket it When ! openly bigoted.. But I don't' - have the biggest problem when they see a black face on violent crime, drugs, . . Falwell friend I very much respect, he felt I was being wroughtlittlebutridiculeforBush/Quayle92.wrought little but ridicule for . have ' ' tive / they . up! . i ' - ' with them because at least you know where welfare and teenageteenage'pregnancy.pregnancy Wake . : . " " "'' " . , talks . th Moral Majority , a misnamedrl.isnan. d ' the'Moral. , ' . politically correct" to be inconsideratein nsiderate . reinstatingof , . the. ' . misnanied "PC. If it's . < Bush. * ' ' . ' . of.. ' ' . , . whites are the ones wemustwe must be most wary . . : stand \ These , I ' groupifgroup , I ' ever'heardever heard bneones.; , : to a large group of people intentionally thenen don't if I've one unconcerned are ones who you the when you ' is conservatism has become Then there are those who are sincerely They the hurt most gets . What's , , TheThepovertyofpovertypq ertyofideasofideasthatisconservatismhas why Klan so much grief ' know the ( next with the question of complexion when meeting oth-¬ think they're' your friends , and they tum'aroturn aroundd and ' . a mushroom cloud Hiroshima stamp ? Imagine if the . . 1'hepromisesThe promises and trickstri ks utilized by Republicans ' : clear' ers.. ForFor'exampleexample , I workw rk in an office where I am the stab you in the back. You find out that they really that we less mail toto' trade America's' conscience for a buck have fallen Japanese (notwithstanding receive ' , ' metmetsomesome thenicerpeopleI'vethe nicer people I've' don'trespectyou' respect youYou, and arearenotreallyyourarenotreallyyourfriendsnot really your friends afall.. - flat as FebruaryFebr aiy'i Kennebunkport. . only black but I've of don't from them) sentussent us a stamp honoring one of their \war\yar- , as and cold in Just ' - . - ever worked with here.. They treat me a little differ Again , say what you mean and mean what you say.; ' ? . American hubris being what it is we'd imagine focus of conservatismm applied to some_ . time generals. .iIJa the than they other , but that's' OK because You do the most damage to others and yourself when - ' ently do each to quarantine Japanese-Americans- in , thingothert.her. than governmentgoverrlmenrandgQve ent'andand you see the paltry ' probably have ' .' , ' they should , I am a little different from them.. you're not honest with them or your self Then you . .; Conse detention camps again , the reaction would be so ' nature ofits logic; , Conservativesyat yes thought that by not . ' Not worse or better, but different. . I treat my friends- delude them and you , which is thethebiggestbiggest crime theof-the " . . fixing things theyd' fix themselves. . Well , we're . , violent.. ' _ who are white a little differently than I do my friends wishy-washy- , spineless , ignorant heheathenen who will . , andd doubt could you ever help offending someone? Probably going to. giveive. itt a try now I, we do Can . . . ! who are black because they are different. . I respect turn around and call him/herself/ a liberalliber :. . -¬ worse.. At least we tried ,; which is more than they , by , t - , diverse and probably overly sensi . , . not at least not in ' " . , . ' '( I . ' j. definition , caD say.. ' : ' tive America. . But does the Nimitz:z stamp place more can I ,. 'I . "

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. . , . : ' . : . ' j \ . . ' . : . ' . . ' ' , . ' . ' and : ' ' ' , Roddy and Stayer. And even less Gas is expensive, and carbon - :' , . mon , ' ' ' - . . time if you ride a bike.. By the time oxide isn't' helping the - : now or 872-3516.872 . M.. environ Submit nOW'or call 356. KRISTINA LORD you get your car started and find a ment any.. parking spot you have wasted the AnotherAnotherreasonreason I amnotam not _ _ ' , Commentary amnoltemptedtempted _ _ , _ ® _ _ . ® tree- .. ----- .. . - . same amount oftimeit wouldw uld have to drive onto campus is because I .-eeee. ------. taken to walkover in thefirstthe firstpl . absolutely to pay - walkpverinthefirstplaceplaceace refused the Uni- ' eeeeee I ' - " V ! . FOR No wonder Millersville Univer TheThegovemingreasonislazgoverning reason is lazinessness. :. versity sevensev n bucks for a sticker.. I : B . NEWLXcALLNEWINE 'HUT.LINEHUT LINE DELIVERY i . CALL FOR ' . THE sity has parkinga problem , so many People are lazy and do the feel I- dumped enough money ' not have . have . ' students drive to class when they motivation to walk to their classes.. haveinto this wondewonderfulu1 institutioninstitution'in& in .1 I ' - live within walking distance.. Late Ieven know ofpeople who drive to my three years here.. ' = ' . . ' t-- : atnightinBrookwoodat night hi Brookwood kt ,* - and Cottages the fitness center at the " get me wrong.. occa- SMAC. . DonDon't getme I - - - . , . . ' 1 831-1111 . .' is1' : ; apartments you can never find a from Brookwood. Nowthat/' , sipnalljfacceptsiQ ly p.t rides to class , bat it...... "* it ' . . , " ' / Now! . ' ' ' place to park, but all the lots clear ridiculous - driving to work out '' isn't'a' habit.. I was alwayslwa s under Vr ' out in the morning when many The reasons people give for thethe delusion that people moved to : For quick carryout servicese yice . B: students drive to class.. driving to classes aren't' all that Brookwood and Cottages so. they . I - ' Campus is acouple minutes walk strong.. Heaven forbid the hair-- . could be :within walking distance . , ' . I Call ManorManor'St. PIZZA HUT , from Brookwood and Cottages , yet spray-girls- muss their hair in the of campus. . If you want to drive to iE: St : . , I ¬ winter winds.. People argue with classes , to Lynnebrook . 831 I think that over half of the resi- move or , : B dents are too lazy to hoof it over. me that it is too cold or rainYJorainy to , Lancaster.. At least then it makes I , . ,. . : , ' B ' , , They'd rather sit in their cold ice walktowalk to class.. While I will admit sense to drive.. I - , :. ' . " , J .: ' ' ' box ofacara car, tryingtogetittrying to getitwamiedwarmed that itifisn'tisn't always fun to be cold, . ,With so many people driving to ; . : 1 - Loc 77777 Manora St.t.. . . . Locatedted at Manor " , class i up than walk.. can understand sometimessQmetiqlesitdoesit does feelfeelgoodgood tohave class who ' need to ? or. , . I if don't be driving B: Hut . : . or. . . you are running late , if you have a a cold. nose or spotted glasses.. to class it is no wonder that a lit: on the cornero of Fairviewairyiew & ManorMa :: relief ______- njer fj !:.. _ _ __ : ' 399 A class and ' want Sometimes ititIeally.doesreally; does is . I ' ' night don't to brave . feel better route very nearlyin the works. ' I I ' I - m rriX Ti . X7 " TT iT IT * , ! ! : 1 the darkness , if you have a lot of to walk outside than to sit in a Driving to class is not a necessity.. fi.- ' . . SAVE SAVES . SA I .SUPER. SUPER $SAVINGS! YOYOU TOP 'EM r I ! YE TOP.'EM.l . . : . ! . , ' . .l' junk to carry, if you're' sick , oror.if. if sterile car.. l ' , ' We dont need another road onto rrEIrYOUTDP'EM..1r. . ' "' ' ' I . 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BY JENNIFER MARKET purpose was to oversee fair di- : ., briefcasebnefcase.from. from his caionNov.9.carcanonon Nov.; 9.. The briefcase was valued at $$100.100.. i ' ' ' ' ' ' " Snapper StaffStaff'WriterWriter vision of . In reality they laid se : - rythe : I Africa ), Iflftholdthe.briefcasethe J5nefc.. briefcase. is'ris foundund it n be'returriedreturned to the'Bthe Burrowesrrowes resident . " can . . I < a map thee continent on the table . : . of ': life.nflife officece ortheor the MU Police:. . ; s The Social Work Organization and using a ruler they drew square ' * I ; ' ¬ 8R ) . , I : a luncheon blocks.. held special on Thurs- rOrTl . ! from roomroom , day, Nov.. 12 as a part of their Di- The political boundaries did not Money! stolen dorm ' : :1 ; : : - I : versity Week celebration. . The - meet the ethnic boundaries , allow- \? /An - -01d Lyle hallh ll resident reported $31$ was stolen from an year : or \/An : ! . year ' .' ' ' ; : : . , I key ing the Europeans to move in and \\'ununlockedOcked room on NovNov:6, According to the victim she left the room ganization invited people in { 6 ' . : I " leadership positions on campus to take over.. The French were the : )unlocked: for fivefive'rninutes'and'mminutesij teS and upon returningretu ing she discovered the f . . , influence attitudes toward the acac--¬ largest aggressors , colonization theft:. I } . being their rnain goal.They. brought I ; , ceptance of diversity. main. . . . i r , . . , . ' , rich , rking . d e Dr. Mbare 'Ngom the new people exhibitions of books 1i1i iAin . . I Lancastrian urinates ,parking lot . d { .' " i ' the foreign and art andculture.'Theyand They developed : I chairman of language culture: : : ] . _ : ' . , : r" ' . - - LancasterresidentSt $ ,Haiai Ly , was cited forr disorderly I . _ : t ¬ . ¬ ?' ?AA23 ld LancastcrresidentHaiLyL ri dent f , Morgan colonies economically , : ' ': ' ' , _ department at State Uni- their po : year c C't . S' bS iV < rit a I g ' " : conducti di afterhe.wasafterfterbe\vhe was observedfurinating in Wickersham parking lot . _ . ' : : " " " : ' I versity , was the featured speaker.. litically and militarily to support ' \ ' " ' . . : ' , : : ' . : ' : : . : , ' . . : - i 11.. 'w . ;and1d'r l . . ! . Ly'was.citedwas cited releasedased . , the ¬ fpfiNovon Nov.1 I. LyL' t d.a. His topic was international racism . motherland of French civiliza- > * f : " . I ' . 1 ' : f .a ! rf fu , concerning the civil wars being tion.. : . : ; I ' . ' fought in Africa.. The FrenchFrench'strategystrategy was similar < ti atched . I Studentsfs car scratchedsc " ! that the India.. Once - . Ngom spoke about the history of to of British in ? ' }A20yearoldGug-Y :-Qld G g halresidentreportedthathis1986Subarucar': resident eported at his 1986Subarucar1986 Subaru , ) P .car .' were , i : ! the African continent.. Before 1850 the French were entrenched they : : : : , the , : : waswasvapda1izedonvandalized On NovNov:13:. 13 According to theownerowner the car was : to " : :i g I : ? j\ilii { began discriminating against the . & : d ? 1 J : Africa was comprised ofo native d : ft b \ . ; parked several before he.noticedhe . :noticed damage which - . . parsed- forseveralfor weeks . the : which': Snapper photo by Jennifer Market . . : : . ' i I ' cultures, who were mainly farmers , blacks , developing into the French : : : -j- t : ; aq; :3I . . aa'sharp 1g , . . consistedpfalongscratchfrombiiSCi . ('sharp objectbj along the hood ofofththe i ' hJ 9.i4s ' ' . . . ' ' : : year; ' - : : : : : : ' : : : : . " , against . - : ! i : : : : : : ' : ! : ::: town the native town. : : ; . . with littlelitdeunderstandingofunderstanding science; , : : :: : . . ' of : 1 : : : : . Na ? . : , , : : : ; : :; . : : I : J ! ; : ;' : :; : : : " : vehicle ! : ti .1ii: : :; : :ii! i :; :; ; : :: ; ; : ; : : : ;; i ; ? < ; ; : : ; : r . . . . : :. N : ; I : . : \ . . : : : I - ' tives worked in the town t . . govern- European . but had their own type of . . : : . " ' ' ' ' .. : - ' : t ' - ' " . Ngom , of Diversity week sponsored : featured speaker ! : ' Mbare 1 - ; } : Dr ment.. Around 1850 the European and were only allowed during : ! ! : . : cer . r1" ' . : : , ' ff.\f'lcfiim 'z (j by.. the Social Work' Organization , lectured on the topic of for tain times , mainly during daylight iisStaff. \victimized by harassinghar 'ss phonephon r countries discovered Africa . 9 " ' ; I . ' International racism and acceptance of diversity. Ngom focused . : : ;' CXIIS ' scientific purposes.. Soon after the hours. . ' ; < l } ; , . . ; 0i calls } I '- civil Africa and their cause. He also " on the wars being fought in search for colonies with valuable The"Theblackblack African was less than / / ' 1! ' : - ?: - { . ' : coritlnent and how the {: MU staff membersmembeiiefiomfrom the Executive , Center at Landes hall ' p.ok. on history of the African continent tMUstaff the . spoke the Europ , . ' exports began.. Life to the natives Europeanan whitewhite.broughtbrought upwith . : : : ': i : e y. y.:. 13 14.. I ' . , reportedreportcdharassrnenthycommunicationonNov:33ieiX ? harassment by communication on Nov andnd Victims purposes. : . Europeans divided up the continent for colonial and confusing as they inferior beliefs and unable to create J . Ji )3 Victims was different ' . ) I . :) : : ..C : : to of( : s1llg.p.rthreatening.or. ;. g.pphone? . .calls. :arc. urged. . contact MU harassing. . . I were llosingsing their . ' " .: : culture. pb " : : : - :: : e" . } 'e > \ .sp : r.more. inforrication.-.. I logg. all doo..callsi. . . For informationn . .1 a b0111S\isuspected . more keep . : iiqk j.t . calls F and . . . . PoliceP. . . .li...... of'allof ...... : . . years 1884-1885- the See e . :" ' ' ' : ' During the LUNCHEONpage 6. :: ' ' : / >p 1J 1t ;: . ii t. . , t' th Policeli I.. ..1 - - - . concerningbi . .harassing telephone. l r h calls contact Universitythe P - i ' : " ' . . \ . . . : : : . . :: ' ; : :: ; . ; : :' : : : : :: i: : :: : ' : : . ' : ; : : : : . : : :: : ; : : :. : . : :Prevention Unit, :i1, : > : : :; ; : ! : :: : '; :ii ; : : : : ) I Crime : : : *- ; : . r! : ' ': ; . : j : . : : 'i : ! . : )? ; : . : : : ; f.f-. ? r// : . , : ' ' process ' " ' ; Class registration : : . life :iiii1 : > . : r , om . jM rif Resident 'st Herr . faces ...... , . . : room . . . . . ked . from . .Y ...... unlocked: : . . . : . . . . . he . : . . . . : . stolen: : : : : : . :' Money;: . . . . : : ...... : . . . . ' 'h! ; ' : ). ; ,. : : }Wt.Ar1J8'year.pld' An -' - LyleL ) ]hall resident reported $$10 stolen on Nov.. 10, . year : ' improved by input . student > : ; ' : - . . . 1i"{ Accordingc to the victimvi llii1 , the room was unlocked at the time of the spring 93 - rdingto . shortfall advisors are there to help students . ; , theft . ; - ; ; : i1.ji ; : : . : : ; : . ; . - BYAMYMOYERBY AMY MOYER find other general education and : : : ; , : , ; : Mansfield to . ; ; } have been forced ' .. . . ; ; : . . ; ' , ' , ; ki'dCi " ¬ Snapper Reporter major requirements t BY AMY . if their firstll'st ' \ BYAMYMOYERMOYER close a riumber of their dormito- . :: ; BSt ' . . . . . ) ...... f' ...... : . . . : elective is closed.. . . . : . : : : : ...... t . . . . . during. unng. finals textbookst VQQS. Snapper Reporter . Secure : . loa $ ' ries due .eCu.nt.ex : to financial problems. : :: : ' ' . % : : : : ;i ); ; ' : i ' ¬ ' : : . . the spring Thirdly, the registrar's office is : ibb> tlli ;. ? . ' i.f'm' 1S E Ch: ek' Registration for se- ! feas . d ;time . , se {.mcrease.duringduring . Bach1\year . - o0k thefts increase finals. . Waldeck feels more positive rith of . . tifText k the'time Offmals - . itih. : : ' : . , . ' ; xfOO : : :: . ; ' ' '' : : .stolen/ vith- mester began on November 2 and analyzing and monitoring seat }JiUri. w {u . $ : iep ricd , resident life office is about the upcoming fall semester.. hundredsredS of dollarsd l Vorth, ofitextbooksoff.ttextbooks areare''reportedreported stolen with " . The f doflarsworth( ii ' kar > / , 20 availability and is to : ; : :ry : " will run to Friday November at . listening the iQ Jdtie'St lcm boo . l urgeeveryorieveryone plaguedpl with alacka offunds this "The fall enrollment seems much : almostnoalmostno: method totrackfhetrack the stolen books MUP.J. Policcurgecc ; . med l $ : : ' ' ' ' ' ' : - : : ' " Stayer Hall Multi-Purpose Room.. . students' comments. . teXtbQ ' n th .t. can sil' traced.. . fall semester due to a low 1993 brighter due to the 45 credit rule, ' cointo markm tkk their testbOoks'intextbooksa'ji1'in amanner. nn r that caiieeasily be If the " tl; ' I". " ' roVideJrionnati6nfu : } At the end of the first week no "We are"listeningare listening to what the n, Wli : lice 1 spring enrollment.. said Waldeck.. lrbbbookisstolenldisstoitheownereanprovideinformatiorist l , ththe owneri'cican providfrinformationto! to the police about' . 'boa . . : : , students have to say and : : ,. 2,300, significantproblemssignificantproblems were reported are taking ;t1temarkingstlje. markingsgs, thus* increasingncxeasingthetheth .PQsSipossibilityUitY o recoverye off the item J Resident life expected The 45 credit rule states that , lilip .thu.m. . of , ' " i : t ' . . ' ' ' ' : " " , students ! :! . RegistrarRegis note their complaints , : : : : . . new resident students but the students must remain living in the according to Associate _ of said and, 'ssuccessful prosecutionp o utionofof thethe'personpersonsoIi.whwhowho stole the book iand. # : : : ' ' ' . - ' . ; : ' : : :: : , : ' : : ' : : : ; " ' : : : " ; . : . : :: :! :: :;. ! : :: . : ' ' : : : :, , ' . . . Wywadis. . . : . : : : :. . : : :" :: : .7 . : : . : : : ' . , Rachael D.. Wywadis. ( .ti\H.. >. : . . . . : ...... : : , . . . . .' : . to 2,100 until ft " figures come closer dormitories they \/ . . accumulate . ' . : : : : : : , ' : - . : ) . . . : ' . . . . : . . : : : : : : :: : ' : : : :: : :. ' : : : : : :. ): : : : \:.: ' : :: : . :: : ' , : : ' : :'::: :' " :: . .: : :. : .: :: : :,.: : : :. :: . : . : . . . ' J ? . : ? : : : ' . '. . : : . . ; : : :: : : : : . : : : ;:: . : : ; . ' : . . . : : . . . : :: ; : . : : . { : . . : . : : . . . : . : : ; . . . . , : I " no real pro ¬ "We" share these comments with : : . . } -\/i F: resident studentss.. This has cre- 45 credits. The only exceptions "There have been no.real. prob Fn j ' " " ' . ;> atedateda'shortfallatedashortfallofabout$200,000.ashortfall ofabbut$200,000.ab ut$200OOO.$ , . are for marriages , commuters and lems so far," said Wywadis.. Its individual departments in which - . ; University management is ex- students who entered the dorms' beeii pretty uneventful.. The only , they were directed. . On the whole, i.. "'' ' . ' . problems we had were isolatedis lated;, registralionhasgoneverywell.Theregisregistrationhasationhasgoneverywellgone very well.The. The ploring various money saving before the rule took effect. . - . . -0 . - ", - Clinton's promises . -y: , - 's " options , which include cutcutbacksbacks Waldeck cited several reasons said Wywadis.. (;, registrar is doing its best to en- " ' , . . spendingspending"andandanduseofdormitoryuse dormitory . According to Wywadis , the beybe"t"c ;Courage! students to ask questions .' in of for the low spring enrollment " r.Rr'. ." . ' ;>, , thrnex aqyj) ,". , advjsement ,. , . ginning second week is and give , ! e she . . . ngoftheofthe iswheni . , _ . , . . , a - \ thentadvsement - tnd . , . . . Jan - reserverve- . S' , , First theincreasedavailabilitythet .ejncrease4.aincreased availabilityab lity of.. . " - - " } .r. fMrrds 1 . , ! = -\0\ . . ' : : ' ' ' 0 ' ' . . . , " ' " . , , . . ) r . , . " : ! . . ; ( ' ' " ' -"ilie1i1iajorityofdiljontY ; . : ; / , , .; " " to proposals "tfiemajbrity fdildilenlmasassIarfTliisrstarf ! - OJ " keep ' hard : v"ptfierpr'Otfi , ropOs ls' lo'keepto keep costs - drawn . t of -3ssf ThiSsaId " ) to youth Other housing has drawn. second " ' ' 2J \ i - 1 -J 1 stpart.stud. t' ; down are being ststudieddied and will many students out of the dorms.. 'isis due to thenumthe numtierofnuml classes that . For. the most part studentI opinion tionplantion plan. The Student G.I.. . Bill and '.... ' ' " ' . off are starting to close.. The has been positive.. "I didn't have presentedbe to the ResidentLifeResident Life A large number of students registrars student BY JOHN WILLIAMS DomesticPeace Corps areplansare plans the . office has done a of things any. real difficulty," said Julie toY pthings I, ;: . administration at a later date. choose to live in one of several number ( College Press Service Clinton campaign has proposed to : make it easier this year ! ,, Baumbachsophomore, elementary ;: Dr.. Ellenllen Waldeck , dean of apartment complexes in the area to First . increase the availabilty of student bir ' : ¬ they are that ¬ educationmajoreducation major. "I" got most of the h'' residentrresideside itlifeassuresstudentsthat! life , assures students that because they are looking for pripri-- recommending unde- "Igotmostof Twelve years of Republican loans.. . . cided majors with 45 or more -' classes I wanted.." ,. .; the,. closure ofanyresidencehany residence hallsls vacy and less rules.. . cred the White House ended Graham Whately , a spokesman ' " control of ¬ seek for "I got most my classes and : \ , y has been ruled out for the im-im- Secondly , the down sizing of its their advisor intensive of in one day as voters decided to risk with the College Democrats , said ' ' " '; . academic advisement. " didn't have to wait as long, said ' ' mediate future. Many other state change with aDemocrat rather than the proposed funding is about $7$ ' Jodi Horst , v. universities such as Cheyney and $Seeee FUNDING , page 6.. Secondly, they have provided JodiHorst elementaryan education stay the course with George Bush.. billion in guaranteed student loans.. . ' faculty advisors atregistration.at . The early childhood major.. . - -¬ 1: Bill Clinton got The currently funding is approxi ; .; I President-elect . " 1"" , across-the-board- - supportfrommost mately $3$ billion.. groups of Americans such. as the "He" will be hit by limitations of ; youth , Reagan Democrats , subur- what he can do with the economy " ,University and business partnership makes banites and disaffected Republi-¬ and the federal budget, said Jerol cans, reversing some trends.. Manheim , a political scientist at . YYoungoungvotersvoters who were attracted George Washington University in college education to toRonald Reagan and George Bush Washington , D.C.. . accessible minorities Manheim noted that the negative . . , . in the 1980s this time turned to the ; . t''; ) . campaigning , especially by Bush r'' Armstrong World Industries Inc. , parties involved the ¬ , "As" a partnership , we Democratic Party inhuge numbers All in pro . member , , - , tcI ; BY MICHELLE GORE Hamilton Bank, Engle-Hambright- gram see the venture as a way to are better able to help them prepare "It" seems that the students were and Vice President Dan Quayle - < ' turned many college students . v-! Snappernapper Correspondent & Davies, High Industries and Lan- opportunity more satisfying and - disturbed enough by what's going off . provide for equality of for lives ca ti. . * 1.. . " "Si i , just stand back :; caster Newspapers Inc.. for all residents of the community. . reers ," he said.. on.. Stories spread about students "Clinton did not ' and take the negatives.. He got in A new program has been imple- The participating corporations will ¬-; , whowhocouldncouldn'tgetthatjobor'tgetthatjobjob graduateor ' MU believes the program inin-- Minor RedmondRedm nd director of ' ' . - mented in the Lancaster School will cover the crease the admission and retention MU's' partnerspartnershipip'programprogram, is very students who could not get propera Bush's face. I think they (the Re . theloanportionofcollege " . " , publicans) were surprised. ,"hesaid." . District which will give minority expenses for each of the student rates ofofblackblack and hispanic students enthusiastic about it. position , said Don Freeman who weresurprisedhesaid . " was good deal students, whomay not be otherwise participants.. atMU.at MU. He called the program "an" excit- teaches political science at the "There apparently a . ofcampus activity weighted toward given the chance.tbechance, . the opportunity To be eligible for the program , Lancaster School District also ing program which allows blacks University Evansvilleof inIndiana. " . "They" were fearful , they were the Clinton campaign.. to receive a college education. students must attend McCaskey believes the program will help to and latino "students in the school In December of 1988 , MU and High School.. They begin following . increase theretentionrateofminor-the retention rate ofminor- district of Lancaster a unique op-- troubled. . I saw energy on campuses.. Freeman , at the University of . : , clearly told theLancastertheLancasterSchoolthe LaI casterSchool District, along a specifically designed academic ity high school students. . portunity to pursue a post second- They saw the drift and feared their Evansville said voters ' : . ' " " years did with several local corporations an- program beginning in the ninth "We" are very interested in sup- ary education here at Millersville. ." future was in danger.. Bush that "the last four . a nounced a partnership program grade and theytheymtheymustmustst maintain a"C"a" " porting the residents of Lancaster, About420LancasterSchoolAbout 420Lancaster School Dis- Clinton made several sweeping not merit another four. This was ' ¬ . ¬ { retrospective election in the sense which will provide funds for unun-- average.. . as . students are enrolled promises that directly affect colcol-- 'partiparticularlyularly their young people as. trict in the . . :. . and university students.. Those that the American people looked derprivileged blacks and latino WhileWhileinhighinhighin high schoolsc ool , thethestudentsstudents they move forward with their edu- partnership program.. In the fall of lege . : and -¬ I ' attend college.. , " proposals include back on 12 years became suspi .-_studentsto receive counseling tutorial support cation , said Scot Maxwell, hhumanman 1993,371993 , 37 students from the program , , the : The corporations involved in the andan l support from college and cor-¬ resource manager for Pepperidge ' willbegintheircollegeeducationwill begin their college education at A program for students to payoffpay off cious that the economic game of ¬ - ' program . are Pepperidge Farm , porate mentors.. Farm in Denver, Pa.. Millersviile . college loans either through com- Reagan-Bush years wouldn't " " ; \ . ¬ " j munity service or.aor ,a payroll deduc- work. . I . . *: FormeradviserFormer adviser to President Carter = ' v : woes ; economic, . addresses nation's . r " nEQ { ; : , " . . . ' . consumptive ways of the spend-- were "highly" exaggerated.." to need-based- programs , while the * ROBERT MANCINI , dBYBY happy eighties managed to keep . Kahn went on to say that the remaining 40 percent is spent on " . - Snapper StaffSlajJWrilerWriter inflation down.. Kahn also said , countryhas"lostgroundrelativelycountryhas" groundrelativelyground relatively ," programs with no need - ; '" lost require ' , this but that such a " ¬ ast. He pointed out that the highly about ' said that less than 10 percent goes be made to consumption. Kahn , speaks about the economic crisis.. :3 " Americas's financial woes reduce . PAGE 6 1lr & e Snapper) v November 18,199218 , 1992 -

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" in war I 1 Students Former civil "I colonies embroiled war StudentsStude ts debate gun issue " , . LUNCHEONfrompageLUNCHEON ,fromfrompagepage 5.. . 1. Slowly , native black Africa began cultures. GUNS, from page . needed. tot to get power , status and the luxuries Ngom explained the African his- Sahm.. "Iputmy"I" put my trust in them and ' : police.. ," said Ngom. . tory from o as campus " , civilization of the white Europeans.. Eventually , the point view of the. encourage you to do the same.. " think . "We that students at MU . \ This belief caused some blacks oppressed. He pointed Conley tutor . ', they demanded independence from out how presented some of the ' others ' should be entitled to the same ¬ to believe in their inferiority and the French motherland.. Europe's actions then impacted the weapons seized by campus popo-- . ' and PSEAPSEA,frontpagepage 1.. attempt to acquire French culture.. After gaining independence civil civil wars today.. protection response times as lice over the past five years... from any " ' Black Africans believed that in war erupted in early 1900s.. The He stressed awareness oftoday's's anyothertownshipothertownship in. the county, Among these items were clubs, parents , ., ,; andd the " principals, the church . " , said Galen.. ' . : order to get privileges they had - actions because they , , ' " . . .: . ' . ' to will , . memp . razors , position of the black has been per certainly numchuks knives guns community membersrs. . . . . look, behave and actactFrench.. These manently altered.. impact the future and everyone Sophomore Keith Schweigert and a flashlight filled with 12 Roberts also said thatthethe first actions exiled Africans' from their Today Africa is engulfed in civil should try to make others aware of said that although MU may not pounds ofleadof lead. half hour of the tutoring session is natural African cultures. . wars about race, power and native this key fact.. have the level ofviolence ofabiga big Junior Dave Dietz is a student used for helping the tutee with spe- city, theth police should still carry philosophically opposed to guns, , cifichomeworkcific homework classworkand . The guns.. who respects thejob - " that campus second halfhalfhourhour is devoted to help "The police need protection ," , . police do but believes that arm- ing the tutee.improvetutee improve study . skills.. said Schwiegert.. "They" never ing them will be of no benefit to - , 1 Hartman said that all of theMUthe MU know what situation is going to MU.. all Recession impacts shortfall . students feel very excited about is , Creativity arise.." " you "If bring guns onto a tutoring.. "These" kids really appre-¬ Conley ¬ " home and commute to the campus to also discussed the capa- campus setting, I believe it only " " FUNDING ,from/ page 5.. bility ciate it , she said, "We know that of MU police officers to . ' FUNDING/ save money. . heightens the tendency towards are them.." . , we helping - " . handle firearms. According to " " ' common trait the university is another contribut "Resident life is in no financial violence , Dietz said.. "It's a sad One tutor, MU student Conley , every - Tiffany . . . officer must com commentary on the ARKINfrompageARKIN ,from page 1. ing factor. The administration has danger. Right now the deposits are state of our Kissinger, saids d that sheshe'enjoys'enjoys tutu--¬ plete 480 hours of intensive train- nation ; no planned to admit fewer freshmen still coming in so the shortfall might J want part in arming toring . because the ' ; It was that point in his life ing which includes instruction " childrenchildren'teallyreally in the upcoming years.. not be as bad as predicted.. We'll' on the police.. look up to the tutors and appreciateappr Ciate that Arkin began to realize that dealing with armed criminals and . - ' Finally , the recession has hit know more about the fall semester The senate referendum will be them.. r- . there to and the . was more life many families hard.. Many are " 40 hours on a firing range.. held on December.3rdDecember 3rd at which " - finances in thethecomingmonths"saidcomingmonths, said "It's' great experience, sincemost creative process than just act "The" campus police are . students are deciding to live at Waldeck.. trained time a studentst dent vote will be taken of us are elementary education ing.. and experienced in handling on the issue of guns for MU ¬ " " . popo-- majors, Kissinger said.. More tutu-¬ He arms ," . - began to openupmoreup more to " - arms said Student Senator Beth lice officers.. l tors arcneededare , needed, and she stresses people and found out that ' - . that theY'dothey do not have to'be -eeduca1ca-} - " . others have had many the ' . ' . , of ' : you mean . . . ' , > <.. PREGNANT? and didn't tobeto be tiontionmajorsmajors. " ; . same experiences Arkin had wno will listen and really understand . '-- . . . as an actor.. how scared and worried and angry you are? ... "The" more secure I got , the more I talkedtalk d with people who WHO CAN HELP? . weren't' actors , the more I real- IRTHRIGHT.. of , Inc.. o Lancaster OIl ized that this creative process . 122 E.. CHESTNUT ST.. f everybody was something , " OUR HELP IS FREEEE, . , . .A 3RD ANNUAL R SIlIl11'i' t1 - . . " . CaA"Hour-ArryDayfryi & H w Amny Qty Restaurant shared , Arkin said.. . M &mynour vy* CONFIDENTIAL . & NON JUDGMENTAL * " . , there is INTERCOLLEGIATE Pisti According to Arkin FREE PREGNANCY TESTS . . : acting SKI WEEKS . _ , no difference between SAME DAY RESULTS 394.1561 and any other creative process MT.. SUTTON , CANADA LANCASTERS' . GREAT FOOD AND and that creativity is a decision (JustAcrossJust Across: the Vermont Border) " , ' '" GOD.TIMESPLACEGOOD® . TIMES PLACE that we make.. . ONLY $209$ , . " Chaplin could turn r . ' "Charlie PREGNANT ? DAILY HAPPY HOUR'BUFFET:5-7HOUR BUFFET :5-7- . ' . sweeping the floor into the Party in the Snow ! 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. court . remote Air Force listening post on the service last June.. "blame-the-victim"" - - " : to While civilian.victimscivilian victims can com- "In" too many cases, the way the general subsequently found that the : approach : the Mediterranean island of Crete, In the aftermath of the Navy's' rape and sexual' assault cases, plain to the independent Equal process works is completely ad Navy's' Tailhook probe had been " where in 1990 her male superior Tailhook scandal , military leaders commanders who were indifferent Employment Opportunity Com- hoc ," said Shirley Sagawa , coau-¬ poisoned by uncooperative wit- .

, ordered her to submit to a psychi- have assured Congress and the or hostile to sexual harassment missionandiftheircasesarefoundmission and , ififtheircasestheircases arefound thor of a recent study on military nesses and a desire on the part of . : . atric exam inin part , he llaterlat , public that they are aggressively charges and even some who . .re: - to have , sexual harassment for the National senior officers to avoid negative " r testified who.e-,) merit file suit under Title , . because she had filed a sexual - moving to stamp out sexual - taliated againstvictimsthroughjob VlIoftheCivilVHoftheCivilRightsAct.militaryVII ofthe Civil Rights . military Women's' Law Center, a nonprofit press.. } ha ha . Act - rassment and , critical re-- , women . - advocacyadvocacygroup."If. " someone wants the Navy has . complaint against him.. rassment more serious forms transfers performance - l have no such options. In group "If While taken most

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A'det&& said ' was wouldever turn up \ ' " ' ; ' ' ' - . 80s , , : - ' : < ' ' ? 1 not''considered an ; " job;" Although the ters , behind'thebehind the scenes , the Yale- and until recently served as "She does findtherself at some "I'hero" ate lettpvr'rfhOli ve , s.not 'considered an"insideinside job/ Clinton campaign ; ' ' ' " - ¬ trained lawyerlaw er was advising the chairwoman of the Children's' De--¬ thing of a historical and cultural a money th'a ; . . , and said itk'wasnorimosyalwas not iniusa1 for never used the term - De logofcof, ncneythat| , " they : , ¬ " ' / ' ; " , fense Fund the Wellesley , ' . ,* ' moneybagsbags burst .opettor. open, or for dency" as political opponents asas-- candidate on personnel matters it Univer- watershed says the longtime S.pm5 . yesterday to havebefore jwn a jmoney" toburst "co " 1511S ! ;" : , - sity " ' : . , graduateisis considered the , . : :' p ) . , was , , who themoremore friend "and it remains to be seen : .'. 'cliStr tottrealcbreajs.opt.ofpaper.bandsotpaper Jibandsri4S, it never denied the fact that she for instance per e arg . ) cash tt jufofout serted . ro . managerofWellsFargo'sregionals .sregt" ;. niaIia. . . : * ...... : . : : :. . . . . : : l . : .' . . ' : ' ' : : ' i ' ' : \ : ' : : > : : :: ' : - . suaded to - direct and the tougher of how she will , ( : Mrs. Clinton, , her husband give cam possibly further her interests offiffi ernL 'i'N ? , fS ( if drodropped : from a 45 has long been a fiiIfndhiitstNsaidSat ' t : ; ; :: : ' > ; : ' ' the . ; , was'alsqnotunheardwas also : not key strategist and adviser to her paign manager James Carville top two Clintons. once she's part of the first family.. urday. : truck it, funheard1 of fast1 . i > . * . . . . . , . While ...... ,. . there is little doubt ' . , : F ,'. , ;. . flyfl .. open,. : :, -. : : : : . . authority, and is now credited with that I think she'll feel her way a bit. I ' y ; or..ttUctruck ddoors to , o . husband " ootsto . ' Westbound traffic' on the true ; - - ...... cx for " " . . . . . " > " : : . : : , 'on : : : : " . : . : : : : : . . . : : : :: : ; ; " " ' : : : ' ' . : : ' ' ' : "I'' . ' ' ; :.. ' :: . :" .::: : : : : \ t . - ' ¬ . : :: : - r.argoman.ager : . Mrs. Clinton will continue her she presswaycaneto! nalt' . , . : i.'U"'rl"--S Fargo. manager. said And nothing is to keeping the campaign on track ad know feels that it's a very im-- cametoVsuddenasutdenhat'ataT f-1.Ue.Re expected . im pisssway thefWelts . to...... " ' ' . ',' : : : ' :-::: ' . : : ; oney?i -ili : were. . . She was also said to have had a visory , it is uncertain how, as portant position. ." . role . . . andridba . change. . . Wh lft\Viin ...... andbagsbags'.werewere . both . tlxi . . . . ri1Prid that . . doors. . ' . 5i155tl5ji.m.FridaywhettlwoinotteyFridaywhentwop if the . . gs . 5I5pin. " \ . J . . . : : ;: ; "1 ' a career woman , 6 r Ckcifij .i. nupactofthebumpn bum think play a hand in blocking the appointment and activist she And it is a position that is likely . bagsploopedoatofthebackofthe6 i.lt t rili kbf. lockedbl ftb t fth "I she'll pretty tth : ' will tnic'ktruckasitwentoverabump:1flieas went 'averabump' : .:. c , burst tbeu open. powerful role asBillas (Bill Clinton's ) of campaignc paign chair Mickey Kantor publicly embody the role of to be completely redefined in the it .. ' ' , " as lady.. years.. : ; , showering It was a very big bump," he adviser, . says ErnestE e t Dumas , .anan transition chair, uneasy with his first next four Even the genteel bags'burst open mo-meK- . < ' . Friends and aides say that she is title seems a jtorists.withtotists .with, eiirreney'forcurrency for several: Arkansas columnist who has management style. anachronistic for ' " - ' - a.. : " "' " ' >; p0Hc&& . - , , ThtmanaThemaiagerexpressederex resseddistastodistaste known the coupleforcouple fordecadesfor decades. "I , "ItIt all came back to HillaryHil ary , spending the next two months woman who's kept her maiden hcesaidsaid ...... $. biitute : = ' < ° ' ,: : : : . : ( .J lJh . ' said one friend , campaign dec-- thinking about thejob ahead , aware name as a middle name.. , ' ili { think be of Friday the . people? 9.p. . . who had fseiiseizedd his most important recovered . . . shell Police $996$ . . .for. . : : :. : . . . :. . . , , - . . , : . . : < . :. . : . . . ' : ;;: ;; ;. .: * ' " . ; t. ) ' ; ' " 11111 : : .th- : : ' ; ; sions.. that she may have to walk a fine "A lot up . bills ground cash . . that . ' . eU'$. 'It''1.tiiiWaswas adviser. ShellShe'II be apartofdecisionsaparta artofofdecisions . of people will end picking offoftthe"groundthe . and c .w theirs . . . . .:' wasn't . ' . ' ' . " ' . . : ' : ; . ; : . ; :: . : . . : . - " : ' & ; "' . : - . tf&/.e. re y.s As' line between her own convictionsconvic ons calling her Hillary, sayss c "{ ; 2like/ like'they;'theytiieY.n. hadtaftd J' eatenaten.itmdaysm ..d .:> alloverall over the board.. As first lady of Arkansas for a her direc acceptingngriione'money that ./. people'l J /t eaten days. It ...... I. ' : . .P.ffi :% : : : : ' ; ;Q. . - , and public expectations.. tumeturned i .: .:A.wA WellsW lIsVargon Fargo' 1 ' \\1tvas'likewasW like! throwing.k.i ! .out.apiece. out Apiece; During the presidential cam dozen years a responsibility she tor of communications Maggie In " l . . . of " official . : : : .. ' ; ' J r : ( ' ! ' . . : 'fksfle : : T.- ; ' : ¬ ' s companyom em ' :- ,; .' . , . juggled with ajob at a prestigious OneofMrsOne ofMrsofMrs. Clinton'sClinton'sfirstmovesfirstmoves Williams , when asked Mrs.. said'- 1r : . . meat .sh..eoPtopeople.were paignp ign Mrs. Clinton receivedd a if saidid. that companyp '. employees. . fe . . Ati. tif'suto sharks le'wereewei'eji.istjust . de- . fili . ' : . . . . . : - :t . . . : : : re- de . . -: . i . : f: : . . : : : .,;'::: " ' fj'Y ;; : i ' : j '. " ' '' ¬ :: . .a ¬ , will from was - ' : ro be resignation her ; : .r 1 " gree and Little Rock law seats on law Clinton comfortable with trievedtr- . b t. $ ,..500;# from : .i: grabbmgmoneygrabbingnioneyfromeachotfier6uJij { romeachother"tlipij . of attenattentionon scrutiny un firm nu- . be , ' thtf un- nu- . . . . - . .about . . y' ...... " . . : : : : : .R. . : : . . : . : : . . . . . : . . : : . . : : ). : : . . . . . : : : . : : ,::::. " : : : /. . r ( f : : 2500 : : : ' ' ' . : : : /.rw . . . 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" : may ' ' , powerbaseI' . ; Reich Clinton . overhaul economic . : " " from the , - ECONOMYfrom page7page? speculated that Clinton had come Reich said he believes "you got investment community tribution has been. to provide intel developing the national assets that / up with the economic council idea to have someone (heading the eco-¬ rather than an academic figure such lectual ammunition to political , arenptmobileare notmobile, thecountry'speoplethe country'scountry 's' people ' it would have to be tied to a long-- with Reich in mind as someone nomic council ) who is an honest as Reich, to fill his key economic moderates such as like Clinton who anditsand , its infrastructure. . : deficit by who could run it.. broker , mediating between OMB policy posts.. have s the focus A:, better educated. workforce , term plan to reduce the soughtught to change of ' ' ' an equal amount once the economy But Reich , again stressing that (the Office of Management and Reich has gained influence on the party's' economic agenda to coupled withWith''a'moreefficientamorea efficient transTans-¬ is back on track.. " he was only expressing his own Budget), the Treasury Department economic affairs both in the Clinton make it more pro-growth.- . portationportationandconunUIand communicationscationsnenet¬ - , , - ( ¬ camp and throughout the - ,; " , work, will ; attract -¬ In a wide-ranging interview opinions said he believes the eco and the CEA the Council ofofEco-Eco- Demo In his most recent book "The work. ultimately pripri- Reich seemed to downplay the nomiccouncil should probably play nomic Advisors)." cratic Party despite the fact that he Work of Nations," Reich arguesargargues-ce , vate capitalI and thus generate new importance of Clinton's' proposed a more modest role on economic His comments leave it unclear is not professionala economist.. As that in an increasingly global econ-¬ jobs , according to this view.. Thus, economic security council. . Many matters than the NSC does on for- what , if any , position Reich might a professor politicalof economy at omy, there is little that a national Reich argues that government! observers have suggested that the eign affairs.. He said the economic have in Clinton's' administration. . the Kennedy School of Govern- government can do to directly curb should focus its spending on suchsu h council, proposed by Clinton dur-¬ council should be more like the The financial markets already have ment at Harvard , Reich has gained the flow ofinvestment and trade as things as job training and public ' ing the campaign, could become a White House's existing domestic shown signs of beingjittery about prominence largely for his work in it moves around the world. . So, works programs, both conventional powerful new domestic version of policy council , whichwhichisalow-visi-is a - ¬ Clinton's' economic agenda.. In or- identifying and synthesizing broad given that corporations can not be infrastructure projects like high- low¬ ¬ the National Security Council , bility office in charge ofcoordinat- der to maintain credibility with global economic and political stopped from moving their capital ways, as well as such non- - taking the lead in setting economic ing policy options and mediating Wall Street, thee president-elect- trends.. from one nation to another, gov- tional items as national computer ' policy.. And it has been widely disputes among agencies.. may turn to well-known- figures Perhaps his most important con- ernments should concentrate on networks.. '

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' ' - , ; RADIO just for calling 1-800-- , , Orton that major was The military has scrambled in work and in 10 ' had sexually harassed them for sworn statement the oneinone described their : - - Programs I1.-1-. , with a "deeply" into the feminist move- recentrecentmonthsmonths to reassure Congress commanding officers as having a -- , Ext.65.Ext. 65.. ' , which she was disciplined Inter- - :. letter of "counseling"" " two days ment"" and that she had "poisoned" and the public that it takes these "cynical" , uninformed or indifferent 932 - - " -¬ seriously , and there is ample ." 800 later.. That night, the 24-year-old the well" by turning female colcol- matters attitude toward sexual harassment. enlisted woman shot herself leagues against their male superi-¬ evidence that, at least at senior To be sure,; resolving sexual ha- , " it," as Navy - , - through the heart , writing in a sui- ors.. levels "We get Secre rassment cases whether the com ,THE VILLAGE - ' recently.. cide note , "I" am too weak to face A base-level inquiry dismissed tary Sean O'Keefe put it plaint is tasteless jokes or, at the far MANOR CINEMAINEMR ' - [ thosepeople."accordingtoacopythose peoppeoplele."according. . . " according to a copy - ' charges of sex The services also are consider end of the continuum , charges of NIGHTCLUB ' Orton's MANOR SHOPPINGCENTER the family's attorney. . discrimination , inappropriate ing revisions to the Uniform Code rape , is rarely an easy task.. The N.. CHRISTIAN ST.. provided by 399-3300- 205 An Army investigation , while physical contact and lewd com- of Military Justice that would evidence, as in civilian settings , - LANCASTER blaming her suicide partly on unun--¬ ments by a fellow officer who she tighten definitions of sexual ha frequently comes down toher word -.: specified "personal" and marital"" said liked to refer to her breasts as rassment and modernize military against his.. Behavior that strikes 3975000 " - ALTERNATIVE problems , confirmed that she had "earmuffs." . The finding was con rape laws.. Though spousal rape is one person as sexual harassment DRACULA MON. ALTERNATIVE DANCE and said firmed by a base legal officer who acrimeinmoststatesacrime inmoststatesin most states , for example, may strike another as simply -¬ been sexually harassed obob- WED.. DANCE MUSIC clinic , among other things , the it still is technically legal in the noxious.. working conditions at the cited ' ' " " , WI . . . "may" have exacerbated her stress complaintscomplaint's"shrilltone"and"hugeshrill" tone and huge armed forces for a man to have sex Moreover , it is often difficult to PASSENGER 57 . W/D.W/D.I.PAUL'/ DJPAUL " FREEADMISSONWiTHFREE ADMISSION! WITH and depression.. " Although two volume of paper.." withwithhishis wife "by force and without distinguish between sexual ha- disciplined as But an investigation by a senior her consent"" rassment and more subtle forms of COLLEGEW. sergeants have been (MON.. & WED..) a result of Colon's' complaint , no "social" actions"" officer at the Air In general, however , military sex discrimination as expressed in MIGHTY DUCKS , , ¬ , action has been taken against the Force Military Personnel Center in officials have emphasized educa- poor performance reports, unde-¬ ' "/ lieutenant colonel who repri-¬ Texas last spring supported tion and training over bureaucratic sirable job assignments and abu-¬ , . THURS.,; NOV.. 19 , - ' they .; manded her, Army officials said Morrison-Orton's charges and and procedural reforms that sive management styles DR.. GIGGLES CLOSEDCLOS D ;; " . ; last week.. recommended correction of her say could prove cumbersome in "In my case . . . it was just. plain ; . . Retribution also was an issue in personnel record , an action that the field.. nastiness ," said retired Air Force FRI., NOV 20 the case of Air- Force Maj.. Debra was taken last June and reported in But the perception is widespread Capt.. Louise Bovee , whose boss at LAST OF THE GREASE BAND - Springs Gazette-- among military women that the Hahn Air Force Base in Germany , . Morrison-OrtpnMorrison-Orton , who was fired the Colorado SAT.., NOV. 21 from her social worker's' job at Telegraph. . system is not up to the task.. 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' - ' finally be available or I could lug . , " The . of companies and mous amounts of money they'vethey'veputput . . ' ) restaurant in York.. Kniffin called him the "glue"" the list f busi ri' - on graphicsgrap cs for a of " They.s, say that every great ideabe-idea be- " all my laundry backbackupstairsupstairs , only . nesses Spark has dealt with is out , said Kniffin.. . " " that ; " > , recalledre alled of his partner , "He organization , and added , "He keeps gins- with a spark& ... "J , ' ! . .Kniffin -g nswithaspk $ . The list includes " to be able to provide a totobringitbackdownagainbringitback down again fifteen . quite impresive. "I want . . " " , was workingorkingthirdthird shiftplayingshift ,playing with us organized so that we know who : :And. Anda"spark"ofa ofgenius is \\vhatledwhathat led minutes from now and take - spark , HammondHammondPretzelPretzel Bakery , The Cha-¬ quality service to small businesses at an graphics. package , and he brought owes us money , and who we owe two computer science majors at the other chance.. imagein1 ge a match with a flame.. money to.. He takes care of that so we meleon , various insurance agencies a pretty reasonable amount of Millersville University to start their up an of .. " IguessI'lljustI guess I'lljust' " '" in the area , The SlupeSlu organization.! , money , he continued.. own company , Spark Computer HeH said"Ah, : , thatlookstlooks like a spark.. " can do what we got into the bubusinessiness :: ? - -. id/ ' s , along with servicing - sit here since " !/I how Trader Jim'sJim Spark com Designs and Consultings , making a AnaAnatnatisnowmat8usnowis - I'm' not real r . Magic Works , panies , has done work for the fra . " , , the idea for Spark reality what most college students ' excited about , " . Kreamer Feed temityAlphaChiRhoatMilersvilletemitternityAlpha, Chi RhoRhoatMillersville, atMillersville " " " . ' , came , 1< , . only dream of.. ' , " about doing aboutthe ' University , and also Millersville . Kniffm continued.. Company Mike Schaeffer aridd Rick Kniffin , laundry any- , , . (which Kniffin students.. The partners stressed the ' at Millersville' ; began SparkSp k Schaeffer took - seniors ' ' called "one" of fact that Spark offers services spe- way.. I can al- . ,; who ; . as a desktop , onon' Kniffin in February ofo( 1992. - our biggest cifically for students , such as desk- ways wear wa $§ his " firm , which offered waw alSo.hisalso . room publishing " ") and top publishing , computer sales , and something . . ; matete, as a partner, sales TomKlimchakTom Klimchak computer. design and consulting toJ again. Imean1 mean , : . ' ' : '; Pizza Hut. assistance with computer related [ . consulting , - and began ; the 'custoIIcustomersers This accord ¬ iflif I spray these : Work with problems.. Spark even offers fmanc-- ' '. company out of ing to Schaeffer , led computer out' to . Spa1 socks with Lysol they could last ' Pizza Hut , ing for students when purchasing . homeI 1e, [parts eventually computercompu , their, b with sales , and r which Kniffin computers from the company , and ananothertherweekweek. And my underwear : . ''"' dealers with all p10Jmonetarywy aid from sales We became ' Computer Designs as hopes eveventuallyntually lease computers isn't' all that( dirty yet.. ' . described to distributors.Since. , Since we were family members sorts of' distributors ; " Besides , the longer I wait to do : - their "biggest to students.. . ' - Kniffin . dealersIdealersVwedeal is''we,;we ddecidedtodecidedcid fto!, to sells ll comput- com - direction they my laundry the longer my clothes ' " ' mented , "We" alal-- name con When asked what , econtinued.T'hecompanynowcontinued . ThecompanynowThecompa 1ynow . ' , . . . ershe ' Consulting " willwil1last.last I don't think I have ever : . , company to go in , Kniffin - - and tract has want theth services. ' ready had the com- offers all three : L " " ¬ fmished a load of laundry without , helpedh lpe Spark replied , Definitely up.. He contin- y; SchSchaeffereffer , who handles the design cutersDuters.forthemost. for the most . - ' own ued that within a year , the company finding at least one piece of cloth " : ' part. We loans with its ' company , : , partWetookloanstook i art"rodheart for'thefor the , andapd.Kniffm. Kniffin . ' . first employees , and ing thatisnothat is no longerwearablelonger wearable My ' , and - .;" name recognition. The company has hopes to have its . [ with consulting , both from family members when to do who deals done graphic workork for Lancaster-- possibly get a software package on white shirtsshirts'tumturn red , my red shirts 1 . - done. brought years' of expertise , to{ their ever we needed to get things going Most of the work done by the com " , ¬ . end up with blue stains , my blue , ! - Lebanon , York and Harrisburg loca- the market ! " . again, our families wwerere really sup! pany thus far has been through word ' i organization. . "I :worked. for Pizza. ' . " jeans have exploded pens min the . " tions. Spark has even completed Schaeffer added , "most of our . , : . of , according to Schaeffer andd i Hut , and did a lot of graphicsgrap ics work portive mouth ' , and ' always losing " ¬ graphics for a New Jersey Pizza Hut customers haven't come through pocket I'm ; ' " As the company began to grow, Kniffin.. "We tried a couple advertis- ' for them their hourly rates, , said at ' Location , run by a' former manager advertising , they've' come through socks.. I wish they sold socks in J the.. duo realized that they needed ing campaigns , which really haven't Schaefferofhis . Kniffin , : , - background , - sets of three so that even if I lose ¬ , from Lancaster.. word-of-mouth.- . We are networking I cornpany , more space.. They relocated and exex-- been successful except to get the prior to the ofthecoJ1lPanofthe ' , ' formation " oneoneitwouldn'tbeanybigdeaLAtit wouldn't be any big . At name " . , Although Spark does deal with really well through that.. If that con- bigdealdeal < 1992 889 Manor , said. However worked for firm that computerc m uter panded inMayofin May of to889Manorto name out Kniffm ' a did least not until the next. time I "' ., into two office rooms on the they have had little trouble finding larger companies , suchsuch'asas Pizza Hut, tinues , and we continue to do good ; consultingconsulting.Kniffinadded'Tvebeen. Kniffinin added ,"I've' been _Street ' ' . ' ' target , , I ' see anything slowing us washed them. , the Slupe Insurance - , as Kniffin observed.. "Most" of Kniffin'findsKniffin [finds it important'toto work can't workworkingig with computers since ninth top floor of or work ' the smaller businesses cannot down for quite a . " I blame. my inability to do my " ganization building.. In order to keep the people wew have done work for thatthat'cannot while . . I had . computerputer job grade;. myfirst cJ! , . laundry on the fact that I'm' male.. . . , , Men are genetically incapable of doing the laundry correctly.. They ' ' are also cheap just( ask any woman :datingg a man). In an effort to save " " storm Terra Nova takes the Rafters by a couple quarters nipstmost men do i'Terra"Nova' > t their laundry by waddingutwaddwaddinging up every conceivableco ceivable piece of fabric they ' own and then try to shove , push , [ - and jam it all into a washing - : ' with Ted ction j ma The AcademicAca micYearTheme'Year Theme rolls along IedTTally'slly's productionprod , chine with a three-square- foot ca- Theme ' pacity.. . . , -- , " ' . , " , w'' ' ' ' But women . know what they are "- ' } ; extremely weak . compared to . Nova.. In one scene , thethe'charactercharacter 'tweentween the reality that he mustmust deal theldheld. nlyattentionrny, attention. last ' IIf doing when comes . J MGELDINGER A1thoughTerranovawasexcellent; month's' production ooffOn the Verge.. it to clothes. BY JASON AIGELDINGER Evans (Brian Manelski ) admits that with durinduring the expeditione .and .thee ;; Although. Terranova was excellent . . And finally , - Go into any laundry and you'll' J - } did some bad . First , the the music was extraor SnapperSnapperReporterReporter severely his hand the characterized tdidhavetdi.d. have somebadpointspoints he had cut . lack by l at realityof intel - . , . . , . . . , fmd women are - . ' - . wer -bloeKingformany dinarily weak.. that always sort- - base camp but had hidden his wound leclectual dinner parties and flowerfl gar- blocking for many of the scenes made . ' ingclothes.They sort their clothes . ingclothes.pieysprtthekclothes . = . . Ioy t.. . .JY.Quk1..ip'x . ra . . , .. " lptt..t_ .... .'a . . OyJtxias, ta.agreat$. . , .. ' One word can used to describe : . ttury . . " c n be . . . .n tixee9dy,2O.11lcen .iLha1dfo. tasceavhat.whas.what.wJulSJtD. iugQg .ln rra . . , . " , ttyvo . foircee .. ,.densofllisrtapxeeady,20il. _ _ . atd . beta : loru . ' .be. . , l ., " . ' aensof ' " ' " " ! " " ' ) ' ' -' " ' - ' " ::'" ' y.1ig1"ByTignToFdaWcdlorsttord"ari' rKco orsfaSJ; tS&nc&'irccypetypepe, rc1) { ; ; : " 't1 'showIsbroinglyencourageinterested ;GitCrnarlTSproducuonorTEQ7atlym proau onor1'ed"i'aly'i-'5 "h ( { 1x 1 Whis owuIsafetyfety " .- resuITis" S tt's"' ch r- onnoon ststage' ge. TTarn1awaraware ttfiath showJslshowrlstrongly: onglyencoutencouragegemtei'estedinterested l et 1 irrttonrtS"t)staybehinddff f s.owrfs. "EngIEngland.-ndf The t is Scotfs' char oa Rafters " . England size, new or old, padded or Terra\ Nova : magnificent.. and thatofthele operations' . ButButEvan'sEvan 's' acter being caught in some sort of is a theater in the round , but my students to see it.. Although it has a ; ' unpadded , regular . . unleaded , . < somewhatdepressingsubjectmatter , or talented cast directed .. - vision obobstructed.t cted during. a great s A byDrDr . , thirstforthirst for gloryglorYovershadows limbo where hallucinations of ideal Was . directedby: ' : . overshadowshisvalue -; ' ' " : . clean or dirty, etc.. Most women , : ovvn cause , ; sscenes . , Some the this play is emotionally powerful. Paul' Talley" transfbrmed.Rafterstransformed Rafters ofhis oWnlifeown life and thus is thecathe causeSeofof istic conversationsns andandpatriotic';patrioticatriotic numberwfnumberrof scenesenes of . : ' sontheuclothessortsorttheirtheir clothes to thethepointpoint where : . & You may notbynot by uplifted seeing i Theatre into the frozen wasteland his death and beginningthe. of the speeches are - with the characterscharact lapsed ieandin and out of their after . ' " ' - : { it, but you will surely ? away they runa separate loadoflaundryload of laundry - a British expedi-ex -:. 1e demise , ,accents rr anyy timestimes'throughoutthroughoutu out the be blown where in - end for the Terra NoNovaa expedition. reality of the struggle: and off 1.iaccents. ' . - . ? ,, - . - . y : ': 1911 ' . : . . " . '; ' for each every piece - , . ; and of cloth ' inter. . ; : :' . ' . . [ bytheperformanceby the performance. 3tiontion ledled'byledby'Captaii' by. Captain'.RobertCaptain .Roben.PaIoonRobert Falcon - kicker when Scott his crew.. ' - , play:. Also , the stage ; lighting was cloth : : . - " / is - ' ing.. in the , pouted"'sledgefSi' sledgedge The ' - While next machine -Scott.puShedScott . pushed a 1,000 pOupound (CharlieDelMarcellediscoversCharlieDelMarcelleCharlleQelMarcell, )discovers what I see Scott's Antarctic expedition ' " over--overyover ' find o guys trying 1 ' . you'll'lI two to 1800 milesmiles'across"Antarcticaacross Antarctica to the Evans hhass done. At first he is infuri- as the symbolic death march of the .J . squeeze rugruginto . ' their ,into the wa ' " ' washerer their;; . . ' , . { fSouth Pole, only to met ih doom ated. WIthJum'realiiingwitltJwith himm, realizing thele impli - onceoneemightyon e , mighty British Empire.. Scott : ' ' . | : ' . . ' : . ' Women not only know how to 4 ay, Scott and crewcrew'ofrewJ' 'eations'ofEvacations'of 1s"s . .In the playp his off. cations ofEvans's' error. But then he andhis crewrepresentaneraofcrewreptesent an era ofpeople ' T sort their clothes , but they also four are motivated byby'theirtheir strong into his idealistic revery by romantic . and four lapses back manipulated ideals : . know how to use the washing and good sports-- ' sayss Evans , , against ' sense of patriotism and'saand he admires for his Victorian culture whowho.pittedagainstppitteditted 1992-93- , machine settings. I don't( ' even . - machinesettmgs jmanship tobeatto beat theirrivalsthetheir rivals ,the Nor courage ; knowing full well that he people who base their value systems know what they mean.. For ex- . wegi AtpAmundson. dson , be , " . wegianss led by to !the . . andhis. crew are now. doomed.. on common sense and. adaptiveness ' ' ! " ¬ ' : < : ample , I always thought. "perma- " : ' , 1 " ' 'first humansto reachreaclrthere chthe'bottomofthe bottomofbottom , of FFormerme , themostmemorablechthe mostmemorablemostmemorable charr-- fmd themselves just notn t cuttingit., in , press"" waswas something you ' ' nent *; . th acter . , ' wo . after discovering thati' Adrnundsen thethe worldworld.Butld But . of, the play- was, Admun sen both the AnAntarctictaretlc and the real world. Year ' icYear " did'withwith a hot iron , and I don't * ' ' Academic ar J\ did they have reached the pole'apole a full (Brian Adams).: He casts an interest- Citamard's production of Terra "- " " , . evenevenknowwhat"delicate"clothesknow whatwhat"delicate"clothes '.. after Admundson , their - ¬ finest college \ J. month Vic ingly chaotic image in his black cos- Nova was one of the are.. I imagine they are things like ; . - Doriantorian ideals thathave brought them tume and Nordic accent , appearing performances I have ever seen.. I at ceramic socks and glass shirts that ' ' The . . - , so farfar'we.akenweaken and , like they them- to Scott in hallucinations where he tribute thisis to a powerful script and warn people , "Don't" ' * Encounter ofvf you have to ; . , , Theme , swallowedup.intheharsh . . . selves are swallowed up. in theharsh constanconstantlyy criticizedcriti ized his every deci- an evevenn more powerful cast. " ' ! " : . " , , . ' na runrunri delicate clothes You . in those , , 'r ' ' ; , ' Two wWorlds - oun . : their surroundingsgS. ." . ' emotional power : , : reality off sion Delmarcelle's raw . ' ' . ! " : " " .1. might break them IusuallyI just , , . i . . ;, , - , ? . . - might J This idea ofo rreality vversus the real. also foundund Scott's', character to be andAdam'shecklingalmostsatanic-andAdam'sheckling' ;, ostsatanic-- " ' ' ..id , I f use the "normal"" " seleselectiontion on the Vic . worldiworld'isis theth major theme of Terra very interesting.. He is caught - like persona were what caught and ' . be waswashingg machinesh es, but I.'mI'm. potnot sure ifmymy - - - solar- ' if ' powered Elvis boxer shorts are i ' ' glow : really all that normal.. of 2000 to life , I'm' also lost when it comes to gn " The class Foreign culture comes . ' \ ' water temperature.. I like to use fore " ' cool"cool"notbecause" " notnotbecausebecause Ihave any idea : ik - Slovakian painters bring their artwork to"to , of what it might do to my clothes , butbecauselthinkbecause I think describesit me . . . but _ , . . . . . , . . , . . - - - _ . .. . . - - . ' . . ' - ' . . ' " " ' '' ' " . - - " ,; " ' ! r'- i'; ; , ''I fairly well.. Sm . , . I , . . , " tlte priniarily teachers " freeare , the : thethefocusprimarilyfoc . . B washing ' - , . Butt what men lack in ; VEI . . : , , student nurses UY BRIAN WEAVER '. running the show Gallery for three week stay iBYBRIANWE , k LibraryUbrar : Ganser ability drying -¬ is made up,. in abil " organizations . . from the three do . Snapper:SnapperReporter, Reporter . . , . . ' . " - ' " " . . ever . . . " - " . ' " ' ity.. The best method I have , , , . ' on ' presentations for the . studentsstud nts n' , ' . the . :' ' - . life transfigures through a He uses illusionist images of strings seen to dry clothes was employed '" 2QOO.ToWiy's. , ' fifth1 smokingking andnd the hazards - Peasant The year is 2000. ;, Today's fif sm associ4 - ' ' . , . structuring by Milan casting shadows over too neat drips by a guy who used to live next to [ . BY BRIAN WEAVER neocubist gragradersers have graduated from high atedate with .smoking \ of paint.. Nothing. is allowed to be me-Karl Shenfelt. OnenightKarlOne nightKarlnightKarl ' . creates visualvisualmythsaboutmyths about - , . cause Snapper Reporter Laluha. He . TheygraduatedThey graduatedd educated . . The. largest preventable of . schoolfree' ' . quite what it appears. was washing his clothes when , in ' destiny in an agricultural setting. ; the dangers and I and death is smoking. . ' enough to know ofofthe, sickness i ' ' ' . - I distinguished Czechoslo-- Ernest Zmetak , an older painter typical guy fashion , he managed :.:' ' . teenagers startstart'smok-smok ¬ The fallofcommunismfall ofcommunism The split A most ' hazards of smoking.ssmoking1s't1Is this.s. ppartn of About 3,000, - ' ' ' ; ¬ , wellknownforhiswell known for his delightful style , is to break the washing machine in eachJLday ¬ tingtiJ g . The chang vakiaii'Vakivakianii' ppainterinter , Milan Pasteka is a ; the regularregularactivilesregulaiactivitiesplannedactivitiesplannedplanned by the ing each day , with the highestI per ofCzechoslovakia - - ing cultures of this and' surrounding master of gesture and strong , earthy tremendously involved in Slovak such a way that it would fill up ( ? NO.. is an centage lying among the 11-1411 -14 age public school system ItisanIt culture.. He depicts simple subjects with water but not drain any . - areas are reflected on the art color.. His canvases are boldly out [ - ' Slovak effort between , the American Can- groupoup. ' in in cheery colors and tactile textures.. So Karl , not about to spend =.:. S.t brushed convey primal passions 50 , more ¬ of these worldsw r1ds.. Starting. rting November to 'cercer Society , the American Heart It's' more thanjustthethan justjust the three orga ' . - I . repetitionre e ition overlapping dollars in quarters and risk blow ODs working on this project.. 30 , students can get a glimpse of this modem civilizations. The of andthetheAmericanAmericanLungLung . nizationsnizat . Associationand Association. . - - ; ' ' ' ,. Thesomewhatabstractlandscapesabstract landscapes rectangles , by Alojz , creates a num ing up a dryer by putting in : . ' art Ganser Library Art Gallery.. The somewhat dryer' ,' organizations are in tAssociation.collectivelyAssociation ,collectively called'the Several \parent art. ' . ' , Several ' on European' Jan Berger evoke a mood , of neo-- berberofberofimagesofimages and allusions.. His work drenched clothesclothes'tooktook his entire 1s DDeveloped ,in knots of [ TobTobaccocco Free AmeAmerica CoalitionC ii9n.. working with; !the schoolssch onn this. , ' , ' , . ! " ' holdsadistinctcomplexityandaccess. a distinct complexity and access load of laulaundry1.try up to hihis dorm ; ' ¬..: , n' took didi-- pointillism. Shimmering images of holds The project began fivefiye"'e)years' !S' ago project , mostlymostl outside the classcl ss crossroads Slovakian art . . ' rections from West to East.. - natural wonder are constant themes.. to other worlds.. room where he proceeded to hang ; a challenge put forth by room. OneparentOne parent group is working becauseecause of 1 original culture is of Vladmir Kompanek uses invented Rudolf Fila is inspiredbyby Hogarth.. every dripping piece on what I . General C.. Smoke Free Me , a program . . Its first ture that the former , Surgeon with ' a private universe.. He bridges the old and new through figure had to be at least twelve 'Everett Koop ,' have a graduating designedforyoungerchildren. . Also Great Moravia , then through the forms to populate to i s . through a private vision.. symbolic bridges with bold sweeps milesmil of rope strung throughout . . phases that the rest of Europe went Folk motifs class in thele; year 2000. that was working on this project is Keshia . " ¬ color.. his room. The water had no place ' : - ' - ; through : Roman , Gothic , Renais- '"- - - - subjects are of ' , , Cosby . ' e.. :, The'three'agenThe ' threettagenciesagenciesies ;: from the smoke , free: - through : - Knight . :transformedforineq stippled - Layered paintings by Bohumil to drain except onto his floor and '" . theth - sance and Baroque.. . Down\through sur plan to reach The135000, fiftlTgrade Show! Pulliamulliam introduces pro ' plan harmonies of color Baca images of crosses that are lay- into the hallway where it created a : gram Slovakia had settlements since the . faces and subtle classrooms throughout the UUnitedted . on the accompanying audio ' ered. his paintings project a strong small flood.. His clothes did even- : neolithic age, marked by Celtic and arear pulled together by Ul'jana . . . In , PA alone cassette and leads the students in a States. . ' Lancaster - . . . , " . , 'r, ' , , sense of spiritualism through the tually dry I suppose the whole . : ' ;> . . . ,; and . ve ,; ' . ,; Old Roman art Zmetakova. ; materialsforr.thethe projecthaveprojectjecthhave been smokesmokefrthpledgefreefre , pledge.y' . ' " ; ' , layering the cross.. thing was a success except for the ' : : on glass of ' : ' ' , - Forced to create art under harsh SheShecapturesbrilliantplayscaptures brilliantbrilliantplaysplays distributedtoto overover'fiftyover"fifty'schdotsi"schools/ WhileWhile.2S25 percent of thepopula-the popula . ' ' ' ' ' ) . , The exhibit will be open in the lingering humidity room ' " ' cOniin ' ' -¬ political environment: , these artists not by brushes , but by stencils. in his The packets distributedcontain' tain tion continueses'toto smokesmoke'the, the. To-To " ¬ - , mold , ' mysterious combina Ganser Library Art Gallery Novem and a few small patches of. thatthattalkaboutwhytalk about why ¬- bacco Free America Coalition often develop aspirituala attitude to Jozef Galis' - materials smok . ' - ' uses a geometric shapes are com- ber 30 through December 20.. on his rug. ; ' . their work.. L'udovitL Holoska tion of harmful , how to resist peer hopesho ,' that.bythatt'.. . theirir ef this ing is .by. "h" theireffrortsefforts si' ¬ ' - strikingly ¬ About the exhibit, Mr.. Robert If I had my way of doing laun- f.. with poetry in a popo-- ' . ' , boldld simpsimplificationiftcation of figure which bined , : _ to pressure, and it has crossword percentage y.rillfdecrease"towillwilldecreasedecrease " be at ¬ ' ' ' " ' , : ] are Lowing , gallery director and teacher drylwouldprobaWyrubddry I would probably rub deodoro games work ? percent'peicent'ineni'in'in thethe yearye . hashasanelementalespectthatproclairnsanelemental cspecthatprocaimscspect tliatpioclaims tenttentmannermanner. his shadowy figures , puzzles and other that ei 2000. least . photography , commentedc , "'' ant ssoap all over my clothes , sprayray : . of educationaleducati outlook toward Howcanyouhelp ? Wendy Beatson the life of the peasant. meticulous and abstract ' The with an naloutlook . ' ' " ' -- , abstractionistctionist , qualities that I find Europeanin art them off in the shower , and then ' Expressinghher'culturalher ,. ,cultural identity , Viera Kraicova an abstr : .: Three cartoon characters from the American Cancer SocietyS ciety . Expressing! smoking 'caitooncharactei'S ' - :. . more spontaneous. . that are interesting is a strong sense run them pastthe hand dryer in thethe , ' abstract remains bit are present in the materials to help offered this , "Stop" smokingdont. ..; ?, Klara /. a imprints - magnificent national identity that flows through bathroom about 150 times.. But if the students educate themselves ; support any company that supports color with cottage images from fa Kraicova captures a of . , ' ¬ ' ' , through the usage of theirthe I: , that's' sometimes ex-- I did thatmat. . of people would : ' and other sources of sense of motion work ex alot the'cartooncartoon characters provide the any tobacco companies such as mous tapestries ' the \ > ' ' ' ' press ' : . . . pressedd through the subjectsubj t matter notice and then they would begin :. ' a - , folklore. . . . bright colors. - , students with things thatthat'theythey are Philip Morris.IfMorris : you're ( non ' lf ' , :times ' expressed through talking) and before I know it I . , - younger generation other it's . duality . a A member ofa : used to andndaa fun way for the kids to smoker. andnd. you . see someone . Her works present be . . . contemporary. . the color and patterns...." would be all washed up.. ; ' . " tween the past and the present. Milan Bockay is very , learnI . Although'theAlthough the .niatmaterialsrial are smoking ask themth Irl whywh . . . , . . : . . , h . Pfjc 18 , vmf PAGE 10 ) SnapperMPP r November 18,19921992 f ' ii( 10jeta Gl'lJ V1. _ . \ ! . . _ _ _ . ; . [ _ t . II . _ . . . . . l7 . 7. V . j . " i $.4.7K.. " . \ * . h.. ; I , Z' ; ' y . , . , ' -, ., " / , ; . , ( ' * $ ( . . . : " ' i/ . . 't';; i . '

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¬ Pre-registration- tobeheldinto be held in Stayc . . : - second floor of Brooks hall.. No ex-ex- Breidenstinene Hall Free. Hours Mon-- I .JArL' ¬ - : - 1 perience necessary , beginners wel- Multi-Purpose- room.. fri 8-4:30 pm. . , Mon 6-9 p.m.. . lis ,.- o s o \ / o 0 come.. 0 Nov 5 through Nov 21 ThursNov26Thurs , Nov 26 ' t' Every Wednesday Theatre of the Seventh Sister St.. Philip the ApostleAjQ Catholic ' \ . oeo ia To present Terra Nova , a drama ChurchC r'0iI: o . . V A.D. . U TT ¬ 1911 . group United - written by Ted Tally, about the Will have their 8th annual free .. o The student of Cam n . 8 p.m.. . - Thanksgiving dinner , from noon fl. . . pus Ministry meets 7:30: pm. ., race to the South Pole. per to 2 - . . . * ' 9CWG formances Thursday through Satur- p.m. inthe church social hall All are UOMBE\ ( \ .' .!' THIS\ \ PEOPlE Wednesdays at House forsome ' ' OK THE- FIRST .?;. IS "HE [ Potter DID OH BOX , WOBBES , THIS \\S OK, . J't HOWE I'M HOME " " , . m / / " " . ' " \\ ; SECRET issues faith.. day.. $10$ tickets $8$ for students amand welcome to attend.For more info or * CODED : THAT WOULDW LD BEX"\ . . 5AX5.XALMIHS5P,'( 5 . .C"'l'l\\Il'&' IWENFJ . real talk about of A LETTER TODAYP IT .!' THIS 15 TAE. 33., SO: IJU c ! ' GET IT > " > S' . seniors.. For info and reservations for a ride , call StPhilips. rectory - I ' TNATS. 'A , tA. P&RRWGE'& . ADNIREADMIRERSRS be . NEXTNE ' \S\ 1.. :C 1W.IS 'A'' IS MESSAGE!' , \S1.I A ' " MANE: . : '! ' . . , YOU A call 396-7764.- . ' ' tween 9:30 . . and 3:30: p.m.. . QUICK LETS BRAIN. ITS Newman House am YES , ITS ON , weekdays.. FUN.' AU SECRET Looking for a break from Gordy 1NE TABLE . DEUPNER I THIS IS ! irs DETRACTOR !' burgers? Try out the home-cooked- Nov}' 13.14.15.18.13.. 14.. 15.. 18.. 20.21.2220.21. rM. trl INSULT.' UcTRA c { . . >w' , meal served every Wednesday atat5:005:00: Citamardim Nov 27,28, ' ;, - ! : . George St.. - TopresenlTerrapresent Terra NovaNovadirectedbydirected bj Co-Motion Theater p.m.. at 227 North Look " " ing forward to seeing you there ! DrDr.Paul.Paul Talley.. Admission is $$2 for Presents "Late Nile Lite" Comedy , students , $3$ for faculty.. Call for Series , 8 and 1030pm10:30: pm. . 208208E.E.. King - . . -. . I : Club reservations , in Rafters theatre , st. Lancaster. 3974464. Entomology " Dutcher Hall , - . . Like to hike ? We take field trips to 3129. . exotic national parks ! Join us in Nov 30 through Dec 19 Roddy Science Center , room 254 , at Wednesday.. November 18 Sculpture Exhibition , Recital , a York sculptor i d4 - 12 noon. Bring a nutritious lunch. Student BylimLeskoaNewYorksculptorBy JimLesko aNew , voice , and John thedesigndepartmentdesign -' NOT T1\\t\K1N\\ ( By Ken Krause who teaches in the department > - ! \ , ; SOT lAEE11NG, t.ElING-'StJ\\lE.. \ f . . . SMILE\ . HER Sedlacsik , bass trombone. . 8:15: pm. . at the Pratt. institute.. Sykes Gallery. - ' . atlT MN \TT Priority Club ' . IT Wtfr WE \T' . . . - - st\'MII.IL\ , . ' club puts Lyte auditorium recital hall Breidenstine Hall Free. Mon-Fri , 8- . ' < & M.U.'s. environmental r . ,. ( , ) J \Kt&c.NQ. 1\ . . INI Tnt. AIR - ; .G) tai'f * Mother Earth into action 4:30: pan. .. ; Mon 6-9- p.m.. . . Tt-\ERts\ \ . i i love for t: ' ! *', - I . ' - Thursday,. Nov 19 f IIEELIt1G: : c; of - , 12:00: noon Thursdays in Roddy Sci rtf.'mrlIr jfJJ I \ Alternative DanceDan Nov 30 through Dec 20 CNRISTC RI ASSS " , i ' ence center , as well as Wednesdays ' . ; , ' Sponsored byWIXQwithwithDJPaulDDJJPaul PaintingPain tinS! Exhibition 'j , : . n . . room 161 at 6:00 p.m.. v ... ' : \ . in SMC r ... .l, D.. ofDiversifiedChaos.$1ofDiversified Chaos. $$1 withMU internationally known Slovak :. . n Every 2nd & 4th Wednesday ID. ., $2$ without.. Guests must sign in painters from the Czech and Slovak Republican Club at the door. 10 pm. . to whenever.. In FederalRepublicGanserLibraryArtFederalRepublic ,GanserGanserLibraryLibrary Art;: . . . - 12 - Suffering from postelection- blues? the Gordinier lobby Gallery. Free. Mon-fri .12. noon- 4 Come join electionth- College Republican p.m.. .; Mon-- Thurs 7-9- pm. .; Sunday ' . - . . Club ! Meetings held at 9 p.m.. . in Friday NovNo v 20 1-4 p.m. ' IDA\ . more info call xc International Relations Club SMC rm 44. For ' 1 . 49.. , " I. 5190.. WillmeetTpjnWill meet7 pmm.. inSMCrpom49.inSMCroom49.in SMC room WednesdayDecember 2 ' IF DID7PID THAT47. . call , BUT NOVJ'RE) ) PAINTINGp welcome.. more info Recital LOOK . HGBBCSli m GOT A ( \ NOT mrltiG ! All For ' , I " are . [ ' 5 I " ' ' t. \ THE1HT . ; ' : - ' ' \) XOU'RE' ) I'D GET . : 872-3765.- . By various music ensembles at 'AlNT\ .BX'/ . NUMBERS KIT! IN1N"n-IE.THE. LINES 'MAND \ ! Every Thursday PINT\ - ) THEY ' ' < ' - , PICT\PICTURE\ \\ ' 1 .'i HOT USING\ { TUE-rn COLCOLORSR'S i , : MU.. 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(Some- - Phenomena ofThe Week : An entire ' ; - now' j notnotthetimetothe time to how I think theyll' believe you): book of Confucius jokes (grin) . : pop : wasteGuard Luckv Phenomena This WeekdgpWeek : (waste the future instead , hee-hee- ) tarts up on the Jersey shore.. washing , JLftQ...... " i Lucky Phenomena This Week : {July 23-Aug23Aug- 22)) i Spiderman & the number 5.. "Sunny" skies sleep in the mom- Sagittarius. at ing.. . ." nothing like a serenade from Nov22-Dec21)ov 2 Dec- 21)) : Aries . \Nov Dec 1 JT to get you smiling at 8 a.m.. . Leo Inarch(Marcharch April2121-AprilI9)- 19)) "And" you are ?7"" (no response ) : (and tratracinging smiley faces in your Take off the drape man ! that was "And" you do ?1"" (equally silent re-re-¬ ' buttered toast..) The psychological - : ' - bigger - . last week'shoroscope-weekshoroscope- there's sponse ) The ball pointspo ts to a mid . horoscope almost over ! ! ! Prepareyour ; and better things coming your way-- stormisstormisalmostover sized identity crisis for you this spirit fornew walls , and yourfeetfor : but ya gotta clean youryourroomroom first ( I weekS, , concerning women who are . steps on new carpet..* Lucky PhePhg-- - _ know where you can borrow a front- attracted to your oddly shaped µ s ; nomena This Week: Buried human u t s . efdrwA5KIM SpyyASVRsTW_ [ raua end loader , (chuckle ) and find a way knuckles and sinister dark side.Be. ( . ' , c + . . treasurer r and the number 3.. aYrPA155 N . vr ; level skin ,. - 0 NkKA / to transcend beyond the of careful.. Don't' leave thehouse with e , ' I AMD ' ' !" 'ONEO'Yq . (especially with thetheoppositegenderopposite gender ). a few handy packets of salt (you Td - .Sur'. ' NI''! [r'vq: i , pQtL + ++' out F r elu : s / People's' souls are really far-out- just may need itit.LPTW.) : facial car- : ro7 f . ; : VirgoVit o , x Aries , you'll' see.. LPTW empty jar tilage ( -hee . . 1 . - 22) hee ) ofmiracle whip.. (Aug23-Sept22)Aug Sept ) hee l Uninformed about the reliefroute , Capricorn t1 . '19) Taurus you still thinknk it is a shortcut through (DeeDec22-Janl9)22-Jal'19)22-Jat.- ) . SOlT ' : '(AAprif - 20)) the class registration line. (Sorry) This weekisweekislookinglikeweekislookinglikefireworkslookinglike fireworks , MayMay . MayDoves are flyin'' , flyin'' , flyin' Virgo , as ofyet no plan exists for this Capricorn , (as opposed tot firefireatworkat work, ; . This week Taurus , right over your simulated ) would be aagood, good to chuckleyourchuckleyourlong-IostUncleAlbert) , - Uncle Albert choose your level "greenness"-" "- long' tllURUNRIth! ? lUtarl/ , : college penthouse-you- know what of is sending vibesvibes'toto me as we speak.. / ' F . (mint , oliveor, Chartreuse ? and what - T that means dude.grin. . .( ) a weekend mintoliveorChartreuse ) Look for him to cause a stir at T- trip to the Carribean for two & a vase outfit wouldwouldbemostsociallybe mostmostsociallysocially correct lostgiving dinner.. (He only eats Cran-¬ ' a "Save" the " . Luckyky * at Bush" rally , full ofyour mostmostbelovedbeloved pens what Luc- berry sauce from a canHecan) . . He also says more could you want ? (I know what Phenomena This Week : lots and lots he knew John and YokoYoko in another - of facts.... one) . I want-- a $ tip for this horoscope-I . life. (the folks wontwo 't' like that work hard man !) Lucky Phenomena LPTW : Tom Klimchak and the & . - This Week : 379 letters to the editor.. Brawny Paper Towel man (so/uc&y/ , you got it two weeks in a row , chuckle ) . November 18,199218 , 1992 mfac Snapper) PAGE 11 _ " . ° I t 0Qo0 p , ( ' I tbJ. j , ; ' . : Grl.I. . - _ 8l -- : . P.terop. . . --s"! by Milt l.n . Social -isms .( ' ' . 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Be- " , , . , , ' , ' , " , fH ''tNANK5,1T " , face the sweet difficulty and during the carving it sides a festive sight , these figures DO OO HAUL AN $ $OREIRL? 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Also rare , are colored glass A graduate of Franklin & What is also appealing about this holders for pens , note paper , or 0 Marshall college , Ian has been in store is that your funds do not just small flowers ; bright and child- --- Lancaster 11 years , and is one' of get you a one-of-a-kind- - - meaningful likeliI e , they speak of beautiful s the partners in The Coupon - object , but depending on what you peaceful dreams , and things MWEXOV) Y NAIETOBREAKTHE 'N11YD1DNR! < Clip I RUTkEN v KWWDWY 5ECAOSE:MJSE INEEPEI: NEt D? E DID AFTER ? t i per.. His wifeKathleeniswifeKathleen isis ' , go in Endangered connected to , and represenative + the store's buy part to the ' SEEN Ntf NEWSB\JT, \ HADIOTURF ! VO\)4\1STYoV) JVSI'' 1 SHAVEH 1E/ G.. 1. () I oESN T looK RAN I \ \ 107DSHM/ES.I.$ .' . JOE'S'S' - I ' DYER MS FACE I SI other co-manager.. WildlifeTrust , and Operation Hun-- of something much larger than KEN& INTO A' '( '> - KEN VOODOO HAIR- poll? 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You have a lot of answers inin-- a desired job with the confidence side waiting to find an escape route with planning and v that comes . I rY into the real world.. Close your eyes preparation. . t . iP a and imagine yourself doing exactly IfI you are concerned that your what you want to bedoingbe doing five years choice of a major might not have i from now.. See if you can just let a been the right one for the job you i come - picture or thought come _ to you would now like to pursue , you may ! . . withoutanycensoring.Takethefirstwithout any censoring. Take the flrst feel at a competitive disadvantage. . ; " few impressions or thoughts you get This may also tend to make you I from within yourself.. cautious about going ahead.. Does it . TheseoneortwoThese oneortwofirstimpressionsone or two firstimpressions help to know that over one-third- of L t-- ¬ . maybe. may , be rich,; creative resources to college graduates enter fields dif- . 'r' field . build upon if we don't' let them get (ferenterent from their major of sabotaged by- the voices within us studies ? Know your transferable : . and around us.. We often want cercer--¬ skills that you've' acquired through ! . tainty andandsccuritysecurisecurityty andhearand hear the voice your college and life experiences. . , 9 ofdoubtanddoubt and uncertainty saying , "I'm" ' They can be your selling points as . ' " ." . ', path.. I "not sure you can do it. you pursue your career ; not it" I '4 Parents and otherotherfamiIyfamily members If you are an older student , you I , ( may have their ideas , opinions , and may be facing the fears of transition , 1 , ! advice to share or there may by a from a known world of competence I.. ' - s challenges forging a new 0-" silent disapproval toward our ideaside to the of I ' and plans.. It's' not usually hard to path in a new wilderness.. Draw on . ' i tell.. ThisTI s is a time in which you can thepastthe past , integratingyourknowledgeintegrating yourknowledgeyour knowledge j to skills into your future goals.. respect others and; listen your own and I..' making where you are going and I thoughts and feelings by Focus Qn ' >- choicess on your own.. Family is an why you are going there rather than important part of who we are and gettingcaughtupinadefensivenessgetting caught up in a defensiveness . . there is a time to step out toward about leavingleaving.thethe past.. Letting go is I . - " personal andfmancialindependenceand financial independence . both difdifficult1cult and simple.. . . and. he has your eyes. ""Vknowr" ' ; I think its' just the shoe thafsjuckythat's' lucky." - all real concerns and thejhoe- - j_ You may be afraid of failing or These are - - -- being rejected if you try something fears that we can look at and do .7'q'. ' ( ' ' : , . like an illusory something about.. question to . 6i.IE'SS. MEO""' ' new. Fear is often One 1. s . > . - that keeps us from action. The , . , yourself with any of these con ' wall - ' ask . : " " ' > . only way aroundaro nd it is through . ems is , "What is the'worstthe worst thing N4t1t) A fa0 p Y ! , it $ A ?" Preparation , courage and action that canhappen"Thencan ,happen Then lookatlook at what -L- crumble the walls projected by fear.. the answers are and how you can And if we do fail or have a setback , deal with them.. we can learn from it, recover , and go Each idea or impression you have = on.. ListListeningning to our fear helps us to about a career can be formed into a ( learn to talk back to it without buy- dynamic pplanan of action.. Give your- : . j.. e . . . ing all it is trying to say.. self permission to do what you want 1-. . - . \r\ . , YouYoumaymayhearthe pragmatic tones to do in your life journey and then, \ " " '"' - " . make through creative ' . - financialof concerns. "Can I "just do it, 8bmoney doing this to pay imagination , careful- planning , and , enoughmoneyeno the . . , . - , " careful . ? courageous action.. " , bills and my student loans There . are no guarantees that will assure Assistance is available through " . you of a job or financial security.. career counseling , a variety of Often as you begin your new career workshops , and library resources path, entry and starting salaries are such as computer-aided- searches , ( ! ' gt.d. not enough to allow you to fulfill all directories , and video tapes. For MU - - . , . - : - : - .$ . students , Career Services offers these i ... yo1yourdreamsrightawayItmaymean :. , ' . located across " the a few years; services free and is ' ' , ; BMWhastheBMWhastoto waitfora . . . you are doing what you want to be from Ganser Library in Franklin , If '. ' . \ , " . - . can walk in or call 872-- ' 1t ! 1. : ddoinging , your motivation and satis House. You ) . .. i ( L . ! \ - I I I g " I- 1: s facdonwillbehighandfaction willbebeJpghhigh and the financial 3312.. Have a bright future , to , . < V. . ' \\\1\\ ' : ,.IIII " i'\ - J-I . can submitted to ' I picture may brighten with time. Questions be \ , . . , , " \ L.. . .r. . / \ " ! , _ . Y)1 / . ' ) j'// , ! , . . ' ! > - . , Cervices at ' ! With the slowdown in the RW101 c/o/ CareerCar er 51'// / 'f"I - " . economy , your hesitation might fo¬.=;, . Franklin Houseouse , or call in your Real . " \ ; : . . - . : . - ' " .' " - . " ' .cuscus on the job market.. Whoo will World 101 question to 872-3312. \\ \ . " \ " . . "Oh no, not ANOTHER mirage. \\ , ...... , . , - . , . , ' . " , - - . , .f. ' . v" - ry ' o ' ' " ' " , : . , : . . ' : : ' r " ' . . , : , : .r' . : : : . ', , ; . ' . . ; . . : ; ' "t . : : . ' . . ' :. " : , Top 20 Albums , . I- I.BonI1.. Bon Jovi Keep the Faith tL . . , . . . . , _ . " 22. Sade . . \ . Love Deluxe . , . } . . . ' , ' ! , . , . .. . " . M Hot , 0 . . 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' Considering parents ¬ of great big pile of respected actors ;, his estab- walked..climbs. .. the trees my ' : Finally , <: > . ;after.countless.Iessafter. countless .less than alll pputtingtting intgr, greatat performancesperf rJnance , lished The Milwaukee - . " ; . Commu forefathersfoforefathershungfathershungfromhung frorn."Itis. tismuchmuch 0 . : ' ' ' . , ' , ' - ' adequateadeq ate tellings of'theof' Counts . Oldman , Winona Ryder and even nity ]Journalo rilal ; ailan Mro -America 1'' e' " ' American more than a sojournsojo m into the past.. & " : . . . R&B : * " ' Top 10 alb tale , the audience sees the "birth" . Keanu ReevesReeves"bJbringg their ;- t1 albums charac : . . ms . publication , thiss is not surprising : . ; \ LikeaU thejr , deep . , ' ' . . LikealltheirLikeall musicmusieitdrawsdeepit draws . :"' ' ' . , ': . ' . Dracula:. . HerenouncesHe :renounces , . -.. ters to a ! - - ;, grandiosendios He wasn't' concemed'withconcernedon fued'withwith these into ihthe cornersccomersnrers' of the mind , 1.Sade1.. Sade Love Deluxe of God and . all thin & religiousligio . - belieyability . ; ;. thingsreligiousthings , after,_ rere-. ,, Ji Y 1i? ity. ; , : . ' . and..atl after.r ' 5- " away . Mary . Blige What's the 411 . . mattersmattersuntilmatiers until afterhewentawayafter hewentwentaway to questi ninginsoulfuI tones, why ? 2. J. . ' \i' =: f questipninginspulful ; 1 \' " '' -K - ' turn succesrfsuccesrccesrrnlCrusadeful - ' , : than , turningfromngfrom a Crusade AttAttimesmeshbweverhowever, they along . . theArtlnstituteofthe Art Institute ofAtlantaanta in 1987 , Why is there still prejudice and 3.. Arrested Development 3 Years 5 Months & 2 Days , : to find his wifeife has committed with thethanmovie itself become too when he studied music.. He told repression of Afro-Americans- ? in the Life of.. , . sucide.. this point , ' . ' . At Oldman's much. I mean , it's cool to make theWashingtonPostJuly9,1992)( , ) Where canan be found peace of 4.. House of Pain House ofofPainPain , . - can , - : " . ' . character becomes the living em Transylvania a really eerie anqand "I was a youth..Didn'tyouth..Didn'treally.. really mind ? 5. Boomerang Soundtrack . - just = . . bbodiment ofall things evil, and as bleak place , but to make two glar ¬ . care about all that mumbo jumbo- ' 6.. Prince Androgenous , , . care. Arrested Development's music mumbo say , ing eyes = they all sorts of . wacky staring out the - type of thing. Forget all that con- is multilateral for not only does it 7.. Grand Puba Reel to Reel of of blood , highjinks follow.. red sky is a bit much and thatmadthat made sciousness , I'mI 'm' here to talk mess , ask these' questions, it answers 8.TLC8.. TLC OOOOOOOHHH-ontheTLCTipOOOOOOOHHH--on-- the TLC Tip . ' * . ' CoppolaproducesCoppo1 pIoduces: a view the gears a-- .' , surreal of the movie, grindd to a ( ,," ; - : . 9.. Vogue Eunky Divas . ; En , getget a * hatev r , . Intertwined . . - a.'Wgirtwhatever : them in the angst . " - ' :' : ' . ' ' : ? - ' - . - " - . SU !! . ; , . , :: , ' , . world surrounds .. ' - ' of thewthe rld that tOuntJjthe halt., ": ' ' .: . , , . , While at the instinstitutetut' , he met there is anafi'anticipanticipationtion hope.. 10.. Redman Whut ? Thee Album $ .f Ji'rf < ; and - ' . vampirev . He superimposes, :-: . , I realize that this is.lli : ¬ pire He im I this Draculac la and , , the . : present band member Headliner The music reverberates with opop- ' you ! - S : sp ;' ' ages on topofimagestop imagesof to produce a you mustmmustsuspendStssuspendnd your ., . : disbelief ; and together they formed Secret timism calling " , fora revolution of , . ' conflict fo ideas within a single but this film asked me to suspend Society' . In his words , they per- thoughtthoughtandand anewdayanew day for blacks.. 10 & : Top TOP'i10 singles : . " shot knowI thatGregoftenthat Greg often found just a bitoobit(too much of mine.. " ,,; . . . RB formed patented "brag raps..just They are blatant delivering not in this distracting , Another fault in the was" , : " 1.. Wrecks-N-Effect- - Rump Shaker element but I movie was, , basically senseless songs.. their message.. Rather , they ' : - .. ' thought that it added to the super the disjointed nature of . plot . , 2.. Shai Ever Fall in LoveJve the For Speech the turning'pointturning point whisper it so it seeps into, the , IfIfII 3.. Dawn ' Die Without You naturalfeelofthefilmnatural feel ofthe film. Plus , ififyouyou and scenes.. For example , before!.. . was the 1988 release of Public subconscious.. That is where the S.PMDawnPM I'd , : I ' ' reallywastedlthinkitwouldwere really wasted , Ithinkit would Dracula found Mina (who looked,, : " . Jump . . ' : ' 4. House Pain Around . , Enemys "Rebel Without a impact is made.. of ' : i ' be quite a trip.. . . , . justlikehis! : 15th15th'CentUryCentury : " . Will trueloveXtruelove. ) PausePause.'It. It made him review the As for touring , the group wants 5. Whitney Houston I Always Love . You ' - . ! My only disappointment, with living in London , why was he ' ; : hollow.hollowmusichehadbeenengagedlOllowmusicmusic he had been engaged to keep it simple , playing in 6. Boyz n.Menn .Men End of the Road\, ) ? , . ! this film was the fact that I saw moving there Why : . : was1& 7.. TLC WhatWhatAboutAbout Your Friends it did he leavelea ,.. ; . . I wasthenthen that he became smaller clubs and bybywaysways. ' with ; Their. a Saturday night , which - Keanu ? : in ? ;; 8.. En Vogue Free Your Mind i on $. appar KeanuReeves'inReeves Romania Wl\lWhgp interested in politics.. wanted ¬ . He " . music will remain distinct , re-re- . . . . , . \ ' . " < I" ' : ' 1 ' ently is when the Beverly Hills was so much ofthe ftlmhitsofilm :hit so hardharop; : more than mindless music.. Thus , vealing a message to the - 9.. ArrestedpevelopmemArr e"stea4st evelopmentv lo nient feqfeqpte/ EverydaEverydayjrvei il 5IT < indi " , :' ' 90210 fan club takes their weekly too hard even , and other parts . were 10.. Mary J.. Blige , ve :. , were . . he began to do rrapp that had . - 1feRealLoveReablove!f; , . '' vidual. That is where change - .- be - . . *" field trip to the movies.. I finally ignored ? :"' : , : " ,meaning.. gins.. ' . Copyright (c) 1992 by Soundscan, IncIn . All rights reserved realized that I usually go the the- One part that particularly both , . . ? . - ...... " ater during the day , because that's' eredmeerect me was a scene when Dracul ' Dracula. . when all the high schoakidsschool kids are in is seen walking down a London. ' -' ' ' school.. There'ss nothing like see- street in the afternoon. Well , ev-eir-'-) : ' . eryone '' ingaverying avery sensualfihpsensual film with aroom knows that vampires cant . To Protect and Serve' esn.t eveneven'm ' doesn't make full raging hormones the be in dayli t.. , so you: * .e\ of in out thedaylight Or you e , . \ throes of puberty.. thought . InavoiceoverreminiscentIna . ! : So, not if you go to see this film , of a high school film strip, theth . , , . ratherrath f. when.yougovtpw ,. -. gq.tgoto ._this! , vi w r.. is Qrmes1, , in ( , but . wheityou!! . sgetltissee ., viewerviewerisJnfjgrmedthat), infgrmei, that, . fact ,. . yoU - j infact . Jl , >, . . ' ; " ' ' Hst . : , the I va 1p'}re5'Can. . . . . J . , clearle of Cle P vamp ' aarofit . h of q.s ! r CleafasiLr'asil . vamprescangaaioutescaT . in daytime , J(9 " . . . ly offthe . . ; , , ; the ! ( videos the extremelyextrem fIms/ ! ! ' ' . . ., , * : . . , . . , for . - ' thelist.o . . ' ' . . , . . ' : < " . , : r . . as " "r. . film '. . , . 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But , hey , the theatre was fuIlofunbelievabIfull ofunbelievably": , everev r are probably . . saving grace wrenchingnching and seedy life of a good ' Snapper Columnists more thanthanwatchingwatching the movie.. If he . . " some some placepla has gotta take the fall.. annoying . school who ¬ movie , was forced policep lice officer doing whatw he think is h high kids anyone taketak this movie - , of this if I to the " wouldI4 seri . ' . ! ' , rsey , - giggled . " . . Look. atatJerseyJJersey TheTh dark overly- at any signs of erotica;. ) ously theytheymdsthavehave truly warped complimentitinsomeway.compliment itin some way TheoneTh one right ' r> .. a cliche genre plot , theymmuststhav a " '' - : , sun - Gothic setting for "Bram Stoker's' Gregs Rating : 3 stars ' - TheactinginthismoviewassimThe acting this movie was . : ,; sense of fine films.. scene was predipredictabletable but interest in : badb Johnd one liners and a main character ' , ! felt though was , < me times that no ing.. It featured a cop handcuffedl to plyply'incredibleincredible IIfeltasthoughas IwasI . who reminds me of Vanilla Ice and It seemed to at . " , " , , have a bed being bludgeoned to death walking the streets of the city with what you get is either a bad movie or one could act this bad it must ' : - - :: been intentional. . And with that withabillywith abillyclubabillyclubafterhiSclub after his the people on the screen.. And the { alilUghablefarcea laughable farce. ToProtectandToTo andTo ' Protect partner ' 0 mind , could laugh at what stepped out of the room for a few dialogue wwaswaSsuperb, full of snappy Serve can be seen as either.. frame of I bed , ' Bands : , Chameleon, '''' . , seeing.. Machoism.. This film moments.. comebacks and momentous at As far as serious bad cop good I was . - / The second killing I appreciated speeches which made me want to : cop movies go - this is about the is nothing but cliches of machoism . cry Wwithth feeling.. ' ' . from Howell and his partner (Lezlie was a classic. A cop steps out of a : worstworstlveseenI've seen But taken lightly, it - .- . " ;. . , ' ' ' -: '. : ' ' . a1l . , his car with a The storyline was the strongest . leads: to many laughs at the idiotic Deane ) who ironiironically is'ais a vwomanman bar walking to in . . Perform front of an , is ;, one I seen in a long.longtinlelong , longtime i . . . : good thing about this video Budweiser in hand and shot . onelhadseeninalonglongtitneinhad ; in ' macho lines The only thingabout ; . linesfromfrom the main character , . ' . :. ; is makes great paperweight , through the can into the stomach.. movies.. . , , that it a i (C.. Thomas Howell ) among others. . ' . ' front , ¬ you ' remembering the What ensues is a bath of suds and . It waswas.tight. tight followed along co-cco ;> typical - corrupt if don't mind - .: : It has the plot . ' . intemalfluidsashefallstothegroundShe falls to theground herently , and captured my attentionn *cops are being killed and one cop is insanity you experienced when you internaIinternalfluidsashefluids tothe crowcrowd , unenthusiastic ' focuses on the can in from the 1fst several seconds right .' , Fy' , watched it.. If you plan to watch itfor and the camera first ' " cutdut(Jut to bust the corruption. In this watchedit. - ' . good sex and violence , ' afraid a classic prpromotionalfashionpromotionalmotio fashion. , until the closing credits.. This was a '. tering set proved to be a fitfittinfittinfceli-in iIicli-- : me guessing as to who I'm - sense' it had . : . ' .y , ! " , ' ¬ blatant capitalism. ,. greatmoviegreat movie ... . ', BY ROBERT MANCINI max to an evening ; to you're' out of luck there too.. Noth- Nothing like . , . that seemedseen :. . was killing the cops , but the movie ' - ' " : " towel covered flesh And there is nothing like this film. Actually , I agree with John. . It. Snapper StaffStaffWriJWriterr feature powerful bands pl , was so bad by the point I started to ing but and . , . \fNlpper playing " . . - - shoshouldd be thankful for that. sucked.. \ a . ; :. ; ' maybe three good scenes of vio We void . '. get, t some idea of who it is, I didn't ' , ThecrowdThe crowd is always. avitalpartofa vital part of Dead Love kicked off the evening . ! - any.co1cert.any concert. . - OCk . . ! . . ., ' with a set of grinding metalic ' - metalic! * , on Thursday , 12 , ' ¬ . And;\ November rooted in fine musicianshipmus cianship and.En-and.enn. while : SurgerY ; Monkey Fear, and thusiasticthusiasticenergy.. Thegroup - . energy The groupgroupshshowed\ ed DeadDe d Love' did more than their fair shades of Metallica and BlackBlackSab' Sab - York G ' New to Gallery . sculptor Sykes share , thetheaudience'atat the Chameleon grace llery bath while audience producing the sortso , of th . , neverhelduptheirendofthebargainnever held up their endoftheend ofbargain rhythrmcdrivingrockthathascomerhythmic , drivingrockthathasdriving rock thathascomecome . ' ' : While thesegroups each poured into vogue.. ' ei ;, stitute in Brooklyn New York andand in SociSocietyty , Design Forum and ¬ ant philosophy ," Lesko wrote.. out their own powerful selections a As is the way with energy-fueled- Indus- ' . sparse - crowdC listened in-in- BY AUDRA GAUGLER the School of Architecture , New trial Designers Society of America.. "I" seek orderord r, but now I under- . age music of this type , it seemed utotq.be-be-.be- :Snapper Reporter ' . tently , and did little else.. comeboggedcome bogged Technology in Old . all York Institute of In 1988-89- Lesko, received stand that order and disorder are down when the tempo . . ' Westbury , New York.. $$10,000, from the National Endow- rather complex concepts."' Surgery , the evening's headliners , slowed.. Also typical ofthis braridofbraI dof : ' / - , New York sculptor Jim Lesko's "His" work is good - minimal , and the Arts to establish a - The are offered a scorching sample ofalter rock , the singer was virtuallyvirtuallybtfiedburiedb1 ried ' ment for De elements selected infinite : pieces will be on display at Mill- the forms are verygoodstrong and - native rock reminiscent of fellow . in the live mix , making any atuattempt . pow sign Resource at the Hunt Library , in nature , abruptly cut , disrupted , pt , ' " New York based bands and > ersville University's Sykes Gallery erfule ul , MUMU.Professor. Professor Dee Hay said. University caught and held - Helmet to decipher his lyrics almost imposs-- Carnegie Mellon in in moments of . . , ten - Hall - - theRamones.. TheirfullorchestratedTheirfull ,orchestrated . ::1I in Breidenstine Monday Previously Lesko taught design at Pittsburgh. sion or poised to move.. . sible.. .J . S day , 8:00: . .- : pp.m.. . and Mon¬ Carnegie - University , Ohio . blend 'of sound came one step away All in all , Dead - on 4:30 jn - Mellon Lesko has also won the Mrs.. RJH..J.. The finite forms believe the sense blend on a " " Love : day , 6:00-9:00: - : pm. . State University , Purdue University Heinz Prize , society Sculptors , of infinity , th disrupted by from being termed "noise , while respectable setse , and while theymaythey mayy . of the order ' . is . . , offering just melody The exhibition free. and the University of Cincinnati.. Pittsburgh the Augusta Fisher non .' enough to not win any points for originality! , 'S and Euclidian forces. " . " Lesko presently teaches in the ' ' ' classify their output as " ." : Lesko is a member of the College Parrots Prize for Sculptureat the There is a resolution conflict music they definitely get an EE.for. for effort . ' of , .-;'design. department at the Pratt - , Design History They were like a rurunaway1away freight Monkey Fear , the middle band pn Association . . In Art Carnegie Institute of Tecnology in between orderandorder and disorder , rational on . train on the verge ofderailing - they the bill , proved to be truly unijbue , Pittsburgh.. . and irrational , . derailing unitJ-ue- . . finite and the infinite. Lesko's' worksw rks mostly in welded Lesko credits- his learning from seemed to be going a million miles however.. TheirbleJdTheir blend] of three gguii-- ' an hour and seemed to be out of tars andandatechnodrumbeatprodiidatechnoatechno drum beattprQd , ceded . produced steel , with a clear. polyurethane BachBach.Calcagno.Copelandandmore, Calcagno. Copelandopelandandmoreand more 0 b . ' - ; controlbutsomethingkeptthemoncontrol , butsomethingkeptthembut something keptthemon akind Megadethof meets Ninelnch of your protective coating.. _ directlyfromdirectly, , from Gonzales and Caro . . Tired writing just for professors ? , ' . . ' ' , " '" track.. Nails fusion hard rock and - , He uses pipe , plate , beams and "I owe much to Maleyich ,"LeskoLest o " ofhardrockand indus . .. ' . . ' \ ' " " . ; ' . sonic ball chaosaos managed , < - . Want more satisfaction than just a grade? angles as the primary forms.. wrote.. , Their ofch trial influences.. ' ' :' to get the previously wooden - . ' "Previously" painted elements are "He" stunned me with his abso¬ audi While the group's performanceperfo ce Then come write for the Snapper andnd - , " " enceupandenceupandyellingpromptingsomeence up and yellingpromptingsomeelling prompting some , occasionally got mired in - leftandusedasfound"Leskowrote., wrote. lutely profound simplicity:. ' ' over ! " " to engage in thethe'purestpurest form ofrage samples of speechessp , their energye ergy : off your work to the whole campus "I like to use "scrap"" steeL. I fmd Hay arrangedarrang for the exhibition of hes . . show ' ' expression : moshing.. one point , value in rejected . " ' . At originalityand carrieded themthemthrothroughgh. - : forms Lesko's sculpture. . '; thethebeginningsofasmallfightstartedthebeginningsofasmallbeginnings ofasmall fight started - Meet with the Features section at the Lesko's' work is derived from a "I" wanted tptotopbringbring the work of an Even while a handful ofofflannelflannellad at the front of the stage, sure sign kids sat indifferently on the ddancence : ! strong Constructivist philosophy emerging artist , who works putout of . . ' _ Snapper office on Tuesday at 9 p.m. that the band is truly rocking. floor , the band maintained their fo-fo- with Expressionist influences.. the area and whose . . - . work is not " ...... : " . . . : : ' : > . - ' : " ' , ; ;. ; . . . : . : . ; : . ; :;;; . . : . . : . - .. ' ' . : . . . ,: : ; " . : . 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: V va- , . F - . - WRESTLING . ... -- - , LWA -& ... , - - I -4 - - - =--II--v- I I . _ _ _ _ -- n _ - - - --r Thursday , November 19 Keiv University , 7 p.m.. . \ V' -' 'V - . Saturday, November 21 at Bloomsburg Invitational , 9 am. . : 'V , , 21- ' --4 MARAUDER 1OOTALL SUjMARY - INTRAMURALNEWS fl1\ t.IMEN'S' BASKETBALL t , . inboro 36 , Millersville 12 i theth foul contest EdinboroE.. FOUL SHOOTING CONTEST Entriesfor shooting Monday, November 23 Trenton StateSt te , 7:30: p.m.. . CONTEST- - willwiHbebe accepted on Thursday , November 19 at 8 p.m.. . in the SMC , 19 .7 7 3 36 . Edinboro . when the contest begins - ' Millersville 6 0 0 6 - 12 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL _ BASKETBALL OFFICIALS- Therewill betwomeetingsfor anyone - , -- OFFICIALS- - Friday-Saturday November 20-21 MU/Jostens/ Dutch Country - , 20-21- interestedinterestedinbeingin being aabasketbailofficial.Themeetingsbasketball official. . The meetings are Tuesday, MU - Porter 3 run (kick failed) MU6.EUOMU 6 EU 0 - . ' Porter Classic 1 EU - Jackson 1 run kick(Joyce kick) EU 7 , MU 6 December and Tuesday , December 8 at 9 pm:. . in Pucillo room . ' ) 13 . EU - Russell 48 pass from Dickerson (kick failed EU , MU 6 ' . 211. WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY V EU - Heebsh 23 pass from Dickerson (run failed ) EU 19, MU 6 ' . .V. ' t- the tennistennis'singles'singles tournenient are as - from (Joyce kick ) EU 26, MU 6 TENNIS SINGLES Winners ofofthe toumement . EU Ashton 7 pass Dickerson Saturday , November 21 at NCAA-II- Nationals (at Slippery Rock) , - , : EU - Russell2 run (Joyce kick) EU33.MU6EU 33 MU 6 - follows V Russell 11a.m.11 a.m.. . - EU - Joyce 33 FG EU36MU6EU 36. MU 6 Men-- Kevin Rosini ) , MU 12 Women-- Julie Winkler : MU - Burke 4 pass from Fagan (kick failed EU 36 ...... WOMEN'S' SWIMMING ANDDIVING ...... H ' . EURUSHING : MU : Porter 25-104- ; DeBellis 1-11- ; Williams 4-8- ; . 1-6- ; -(- ). EU : Russell 19-148- ; Birmingham 12-- \ ' Fagan 4--27) " Esposito : Tuesday, November "' ' Elizabethtown , 6 p.m.. . I - ; 1-17- ; Jackson 8-12- ; Parr 3-7- ; Snyder 24 SPOUTSSPORTLWUBNEWS ; DickersonDickerson2-172-17 Sherwood , .:. 46 . CVZ - :% . . - % : V.. ,. , .- : x: . - , .- ,c'' : . .4 - - - - ' -.S: ' 5-6- ; Mills 2-4 ; Seibert l--l1--1)( ). -: Note All home gamesames in bold typee.. ' - - : - - , t MILLERSVILLEICEHOCKEYCLUBMILLERSVJLLE ICE HOCKEY CLUB TheMUIceHockeyMU Ice Hockey ' PASSING : MU : Fagan 10-23-1,104., . EU Dickerson 11-22-0 . ' The . . - . ' ...... ::. , : : < : : : : : : : : : : . . . Hockey : : i : : : :: :: : : : : : :: : : : : : : : ::: : . Conference . . : : : : : : : : : ; : : : .:: :: .: : - : :: : : : : . : :: . . . : : a Delaware Valley Collegiate - - : :: : : ; : ; ? K : : : < Club earned split in 187 ; Seibert 1-2-0,11.1-2-0 , 11.. : : : ; : ' ; " : . / fW.it > ;: ; ? . iiIi 1S- . -lh t lryN: . t , theMarauderswdownedEastStroudsburgEast Stroudsburg : ; : : . SaturdaytheMarauderswdownedEastMaraudersw downed . - ; - ; - ; : ;; . :< :: .S this weekend. On the : 1-12 : . : , : :: playthis : 1-17 : . play Saturday RECEIVING MU Burke 4-63 Lawlor Verzicco MUAKIE.vM UI KIEV: dIIMER , - 'LINEUPS! 1 STARTING. V... . . : ; : : ; c. . : S : : : - - : : : ; ; \ : : [ ; : ... \ > . : : ; : } : - 1 . ther entire as they outshotoutshotESUESU 56-6.. Brian - ; 2-5.- . : 2-62- ; Heebsh 2-43 ; Ashton { Wk } MrUivsi% @ { f\Ini KiWj{ . WWi MWi 14-14-1. MU minatedd contest EU Russell . ' \ft1iwMHmbin@tm & Pelczarski 2-7 Porter /t.tiM * tw 'V l ' - the ' - ; Stone 2-29- ; Martin 1-14- ; Glus 1-11- ; Henne 1-9.- . Wincer and Rich Ebby each scoreds ored a hat-trick to leadle d Millersville 3-30 3Y.eigb1kis. t Class Millersville Kiev University . Paul Perini added his first career goal as a Marauder in the INTERCEPTIONS : EU : Barnes.. . . offense. 118 lb Jeremy Paolone , Fr. Buslovech Sheny . AROUND THE PSAC ( - silver match.. time On Sunday MU lost for the first time this season to LaSalle 5-4.- . Shippensburg 17 , Califomai 8 . st, USSR medal - . back from a 4-0- deficit to tie the game , before 35, Indiana 26 Junior Division ) Millersville battled. 44 Clarion . ; 126 lb.. Scott Kindig , Sr.. Michail Chernov allowing the gameg me winning goal.. . Edinboro 36, Millersville 12 - ( - champion , . 1991 a'' - ( USSR TheTh Marauders now have a 7-1- overall record and a4-1a 4-1 record in" Slippery Rock 41 , Lock Haven 17 (118 ' - 1992 NCAA-I- regionals ) Olympic Trials action Thursdayay, November 19 'at"at " D.V.C.H.C...... clay. . MU returns to Th Mansfield30, Bloomsburg 24 V champion ; 1991 , : , 21 . home against . . . . and Sunday , Kutztown 63 , Cheyney 6 - Drexel Saturday November 21.atat againstIUPIUP national runner. . . games are at . November 22 at GettysburgGeuys urg College. . AllhomeAll .home played thee.. Chester 3 , Stroudsburg 0 . West East up) . 134 lb.. Jeff Rosas , Jr.. Sergey Pazuch Lancaster Ice Rink.. ( Ukarainian champion ) 142 lb.. Tom- Barley , Sr.. Michail I KILMOVRSTOI25 FOOTBALL Charachura ! - - - ( 1991 NCAA-I All ( world . - . - time : pSACFbOTBALL STANDINGS American ; , champion ) . . ( . ' Record AP \ . Rank Team ' Rankin 142-lb.- . chamchampionion , Record 1 1. 9-0- . \ > . Miami 1I 199ZNCAA-T1992 NCAA-1- regionals ) "' " - 3 ± , - 2.. Florida State 9-1 . . ' : , : ' Radehenko . ' ;' ( 150 . V tin . Yuri - : ) ) YuriRadchenko , lb. . V . " Division (PSAC 3 OVERALL V JeffMJeff M ttinFrFr - - . : : 1Y L T V Eastern . - , " . L .V 3 . " : - ; . 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Nebraska 7-2 . , : champion ) V - . - :, - ' Western Division . . ' - ' :: 180.5. lb.. Chad Pines , So.. Aldar AsahAsahovv . 11... Florida 7-2- V 9 1 . Clarion 5 0 6 4 0 ' - " ; V ( USSR European - - 11'' ' V ! 12.. Colorado 1 V 1 1 8 1 . - Edinboro 4 - . . : : champion ) - - ' : 15 , 1 1 1 13.. USC 6-2-1 - . 4 7 2 : I ' , . Indiana 190 . Lawton , Sr.. Alexev . 6-2-1' , : " lb. Mark . 88-3- V 14 . 14.. Stanford ' ' 0 8 3 0 . Slippery Rock 4 2 (167-lb.( - . Nechenorenko - ' ' : " : champ- - - , ; _ . , 13 . . . 8-2-1 . . 1 15. St ' - _ . " 1 1 - . -

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I I.. 4BLACK{;AND GOLD REVIEW, , Marauder host _ r !fm _ Marauder grapplers- - - to host Russian squad- - Unified Team Olympic member . Junior 134-pounder Jeff Rosas , several experienced grapplers. . BY JOHN MASON a transfer from University of Yaraslav Bazilyk. . Philadelphia owners show ' The final match of the card will Hitchcock feels that his team Snapper Sportswriter , Delaware , will beb matched against , Earl must keep up their concentration Sergey Pazuch , a Ukranian cham- pit heavyweight Benjamin of Yuri this year in order to compete at lack of pride in their teams It's' time again for grapplers pion.. the Marauders against . MU - their potential.. to strap on the headgear , lace up The main event of the evening Chebotko, a 1991 Ukranian cham ' . ' :pion.. . Well , Philadelphia sports fans, it's been a tough week. And I'm , be battle 1991 . " their wrestling shoes sweat off will the between ' "The key word for the team this ' will look to " just talking about the Eagles' loss to that perennial powerhouse , those extra twenty or so pounds , NCAA-I- All-American- 142 The Marauders ' , ' " . not . year is 'focus " said Hitchcock. ' Tom - BarlBarley , Kindig , and Thomas , all Green Bay.. With three of the four major professional sports teams and hit the. mat.. pounder Barley and three- "' need to stay focused if we qualifiers , to provide We season (and most them sucking profusely), I thought I'd' run MU's' only Division I sport is time world champion Michail national want to be at our best.." in of ' for a team returning just how nasty this week has been.. back and Head Coach Floyd Charachura.. Barley made his sec-¬ leadership fora - down o'L' - ." - ' first with the English Sparrows , . . . the Eagles.. How "Shorty"" " Hitchcock and his ond trip to nationals in two years , We'll start aka potential against lesser Eastern Regional Champions are last season , but will face a stiff a team with so much can continually choke me.. ' the fault the players.. With an looking to improve on their 1991-- test in Charachura. . teams is beyond It's not totally of " " trying to pinch blood from 92 record of - :. Freshman Jeff Martin , a two-- owner like Norman "Scrooge" Braman 12 ' , ' hard WithW th 10 lettermen and 3 national time state High School runner-up- , pennies all year it's to _ put out a winning effort.. qualifiers returning for the black will meet Yuri Radchenko , a three-- ' and gold, and a host of new time Ukranian champion in a Braman's stinginess has faces - , tight . , , 5 causedthelossofAll-Protight.caused the lossof : on the squad Hitchcock has lofty up 150 pounders. . BY KEITH match of Keith JacksonAll, and will expectations for his team.. end CHWEIGERT " In the 163 lb.. division , usually probably cause the loss off This is probably' the best team 167 in college , ¬ Snapper Sports matches will . ' feafea-- many free-agents- this ' I've. ever coached ," said ture sophomore Mike Lazich Editor for offseason. . LookforLookLookfortheEaglesfor the Eagles 1.-- Hitchcock.. ' . , MU against Oleg Vitko , a USSR " to give New England some ' . . , The Marauders will start their 'Ii'. '. Junior World Champion. . . 1992-93- campaign with an exhibi- fierce competition for the ' Another altered weight class is NFL's' worst team in about tion match on Thursday Nov.. 19 , ' ,180.5, 180.5. Ibs.. in which sophomore with Kiev three years , after every player with talentjumps to other teams that University of Physical , Chad Pines , a transfer from theth ' < ' - < , worth.. " : > . : , , > , will pay what they're , . ;; - '..1 : : : ..; ; ' ; ;, them Education and Sports.. . . : : . . . : . . :2 ;: W'ft : ., ).oJtr"u-' . . , , . ( University Pittsburgh , > . , ., ' . ; , . L , - of will take y! < " >I'.0''; , . ; . , ' ,. IUniversity .. ; . . . 3 .hg. : 0 " n. . . ' , Sixers victory for the first time ' In the finally tasted : " - NBA action 'O $'' . . ' ; , . < ' " ' > y " Although "h' " . . " ' - " " ' lineups are still ' " - - " " - uncer , '' on Alder Asahov , USSR and iV' . , . " "" " ' ' '_-'_" ___' ' _ . _ a \ . . . "" __ . signs being mediocre . __ Friday. While they do show of - . _ 11lJ. - this year last " . , 7-- tain ; . " " " there are ; < ." . , ' certain . " . . : . - ; < , , ' , - t. . . "j"'f'- wrestlers ' $ ; " r ' . European Champion. ,In colliegate " ;.' " ; f.-J . : -;; :< ; [ ('11--, ' t't' ' " ' '-1 - ' " at , I still think a 30-win- season is a challenge for these who look too be probable . =' team best starters.. wrestling, this weight class is ¬ ° w' : usu t e wMa'Y * . ' ' guyss. At 118 lbs. , sophomore transfer f .v M1 ' . . . ally 1771bs.177 Ibs.. , ' student Jeremy Paolone ; :: f ( In hochockeykey, the FlyersFI! yers are stlstill piproving to bethbe thee most exciting team will meet, . Y ilii .11' There will be two matches at , : . - < ' puo< ? in the NHL.. They are a high-scoring , offensive team that can J. , ' }' rL , Buslovech Sheny, three time silver 190 IbS.. , roe aJsnrrW : both featuring " ; two " ' of " "t " , ,, " : " " - . . . , . ' . ' ' < . -' ' ' . . ;\ ; . ." . : " . , , ! " " , " ' . . . , . , . up a score . "The Golden Boy" Eric Lindros has medalist .0.1--. . ; ;t'h..I\ ; ' / .JY'1""A: .; " . " \ :'J ' : 1 ' " ' ' quickly light board at the Russia National MU's' finest matmen , senior Mark ' " . ' finestmatmen ; , ' : , sh wing me a lot with his willingness to mix it up.. Lindros is . ! been showing Championships. : fiiIt - Lawton and junior Tac Thomas. { ;, " ' ' : ; : : ? quickly sending a message to other NHL players that he's not one At 126 lbs. , senior co-captain- Lawton will go against I'\ : F - \ . The Flyers are riding a four-game- , fffS to be toyed with. currently Scott Kindig a national qualifier , European Champion Alexev s t Supper photo by Tan$ Boyer as , and winning streak ofoflastlast Sunday have climbed out of the cellar , " ' last year will face Michail Nechenorenko, while Thomas , LOCKING UP Junior 190. pound wrestler Tac Thomas controls his ' in the Patrick; Division, which is easily one of the NHL's toughest Chernov , a 1991 USSR Olympic - ' who also made the trip to nationals opponent in a match last year:. Thomas , a NCAA national qualifier last . . divisions. champion. , Trials year , grapple with 1992 . , Is one or several key returnees for the Marauders this season.. . . ' last .will year Now let's' move on to the Phillies.. Yes , I know the Phils aren't' ' playing right now, but they still managed pull a big ' to off pretty Experienced. blunder.. It was announced late last week that owner Bill Giles improvement ' - swimmers . for $ , , . look. the - -- - ' ' doesn't see need to pursue any big-name free agents this - - - '-- ' w - offseason.. Bill , I've got four words for you : WAKE THE HELL swimmer , as well-ll as improvement Bloomsburg 190 , MU 108 BY times qualified her for the PSAC ! JONATHAN . SCHACHTER simply in qualifying times," said Jarecki.. This was the first1rst meeting UP The Phillies are not good enough to overlook the huge Snapper Sportswriter : championships. . " ' schools in " free agentagentmarketmarket . StrikeoutkingDavidStrikeout king David ConehasCone has expressed interest "I'd also like to have a good between these two Paull , another freshman , also " . ' in the Phillies , but oops , sorry , that would cost money.. Better stick individual record.. several years. Bloomsburg I On your , ! a 100 meter backstroke ' mark get set , splash finishedd in the state last set with the pathetic staff they've got.. The Diving Team was also finish second. recordwith, a time of 1:04.09.: . . The Watch out Millersville.. The , Are theretherenono owners in Philadelphiawith the ability to see past the ' looking for an improvement this year.. 1992 Womens' Swimming and time also qualified Paull for states.. almighty dollar and do what takes to build a winner? Besides r.. The young additions to thisis . it yearye Diving coach , George Brooks'' time of26.0126.01. broke the Diving Team is back with a ' . of Flyers owner Jay Snyder and Sixers owner Harold Katz, BorschelB rschel has only three divers this ' who let vengeance.. year's' squad had a chance toto' 50 meter freestyle record and also - - . ' people with a clue run affairs , the answer is no.. the . If year.. . . The Lady Marauders are coming shine, as five different athletes for qualified her for states.. ownership situations don'tday' change soon, the only championships He set goals for his divers and MU broke six school records.. Jarecki was pleased with the off their best record in recent thatthatwillwill be won in PhiladelphiawillbeproboxlacrossePhiladelphia will be pro( box lacrosse. Go Wings ! hopes to see them reached. ITSt was the ' history. 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.' in begging for an illegal procedure penalty, and made the proper . Bruce KHmoyer , Leroy Boyer ' Roger BergerBerg r Keith Schweigert GAME . hand signals on the sidelines.. I could just hear the music from . Associate Sports Editor Former . Snapper Sports Columnist Sports Editor Sports Editor Snapper I ' did . - I - . - Saturday Night Fever while Johnson his dance. The hottest Last week 12-7 LastweekLast week 12-7- . Last week 10-9. Last week 10-9 team in world cools off a little and - . ' so Yearly - - Yearly 69-38-3- - Yearly 60-47-3- - Yearly 59-48-3- - the just falls to 82. I'm t glad I took Dallas in the football picks last week, I think I jinxed ProrProfessionalssionaI . them.. , 3 ' Washington at Kansas City : Looks like the Redskins learned ' Cleveland at Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota t4Minnesota Minnesota ' ' ' the same lesson the Birds did a few weeks back.. The 'Skins Indianapolis at PittsbPittsburgh 'Pittsburgh . Pittsburgh Indianapolis Pittsburgh defense was shredded for 35 points and almost 400 yards , and . the Chiefs took another East team to . . NFC school. Dave Krieg Philadelphia at N.Y.. . Giants Philadelphia , Philadelphia - Philadelphia Philadelphia .' - ' threw over, around, and through the Redskins " " for . : . 302 yards. Atlanta att Buffaloo ' Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo D . . The Redskins did make a comeback attempt , only to be put away I , . . N.Y.. . Jets at New England N.Y.. . Jets N.Y.. . Jets New England N.Y.. . Jets when Krieg threw his second TD pass. Detroit at Pittsburgh ;: The Steelers fought off an upset bid by . - . Detroit Cincinnati Detroit Cincinnati Cincinnati . Detroit, at Cincinnati . one of the poorest teams in the NFC to move to 7-3.- . However, ' . Houston at Miami Miami Miami Miami ' Miami the Steelers show again how week the AFC really is-by- allowing . a team filled with cripples and ghosts to nearly knock off one GreenG en Bay at Chicago Chicago Green Bay Green Bay : . Chicago of ' the premiere teams in the American Conference.. , - San frai1Franciscosco at. . . Rams San Francisco San Francisco L.L.A.. . Rams San Francisco , atLAA N.Y.. . Giants at Denver : Denver continues to have the best . : Tampa'BayTampa ' Bay: ay at San Diego Tampa Bay San Diego San Diego- San Diego record at home, as they are now 6-0- at Mile High Stadium.. The . Broncos jumped out to an early 14-0- lead , and coasted to a 27-13- Dallas at Phoenix Dallas . Dallas Dallas Phoenix victory.. The stumbling Giants fall to 5-5- , but at least get to hoast Denver at. L.A.. . Raiders Denver Denver Denver Denver atLA a team with more problems then they have ,next week, when the

' " . Kansas Se : Eagles visit the Meadowlands.. City " CiCity at Seattlettle . Kansas Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City . New Orleans at San Francisco : Steve Young leads a fourth . , New New Washington at New Orleans Washington Orleans Orleans New Orleans quarter comeback which would've' made Joe Montana proud.. College Young hit TE Brent Jones from 14 yards early in the fourth , and

. . the from 8 yards with 46 game . Miami at Syracuseyracuse Miami Miami' Syracuse Miami seconds remaining in the to - snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. . With the win, the NiNiriersers ' Pittsburgh at Penn State Penn. State Penn State Penn State Penn State - , - " move to 8-2 and have the tie-breaker nod on the Saints because - - - : New Haven Westat West Chester West Chester West ChesterCh ter West Chester West Chester both head-to-head battles were won by S.F.. . ' Well, once again , there is my insight into the intriguing world Michigan at Ohio State Michigan Michigan Ohio State Michigan ' of the NFL.. See ya next week ! USCatUCLAUSC at UCLA USC USC UCLA USC Roger Berger is a Snapper sports columnist. . His column , Berger!"' N.C.. . ' State at Wake Forest Wake Forestorest N.C.. . State N.C.. . State N.C.. . State " . on Sports" appears weekly in the Snapper..

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- dive for the touchdown . was held to just 12 yards on eight oneThe extra point made it 7-6.- . attempts. Ron Porter lead the MU - BY KEITH SCHWEIGERT After MU went three plays and Marauders in rushing in the first 36-12 Snapper Sportswriter . , 14 . Edinboro downs U36 out on their next possession the half with 56 yards on carries ¬ The was a lot ¬ . Scots struck again when quarter second half clos Football is a game of inches. back Jody Dickerson pulled off er, but the Marauders could not Unfortunately , ' contest ' ¬ in MU's one of the most spectacular plays cut into the ScotsScots'leadlead significant with Edinboro , the Scots were . of the year. ly. able to move the ball a mile. eluded several Edinboro scored their final piled up 454 yards Dickerson Edinboro Marauder defenders , reversed his touchdown midway through the total offense and 36 points against Derrick third quarter on a - touch¬ field , and found tailback one the tough Marauder defense , and Russell open in the end zone for a down carry that capped off a 49-- in were able to rout MU front of - touchdown reception . The yard drive. The point after put the 36-12.- . yard - their home crowd point after was no good , making Scots up 33-6.. Millersville just couldn't' mea¬ a - the score 13-6.- . After Edinboro added yard sure up to the powerful Scots, Scots went up 19-6- on their field goal from kicker Michael 15th in the The who are ranked next possession when Dickerson Joyce, the Marauders scored one NCAA-II- national poll. Edinboro tight end Brian Heebsh for a final touchdown late hi the fourth every aspect of the hit just dominated yard- touchdown pass. The quarter when quarterback Chris game. capped a - drive. Pagan hit wideout Bill Burke for a a play yard MU was able to give Edinboro Edinboro scored one more TD - touchdown pass with 34 scare early in the game , when they last play of the first half fourseconds left in the game. fumble deep in Scot on the recovered a when Dickerson hit wideout Dave After the game , the Marauders territory and quickly scored a had nothing but high praise for - touchdown on a Ron Porter two Ashton in the end zone on a fade Edinboro. . ' yard plunge. The extra point pattern from MU's one yard line. They" have outstanding team , making failed , and the Marauders were up The extra point was good speed , " said Porter , " that - and 6-0.- . the halftime score 26-6.. negated us from doing a lot of the Unfortunately, from there on it As the score indicated , the Scots things wanted to ." we do. . was all Edinboro , as the Scots did most of their damage in the Pagan agreed with his senior ¬ outgained MU scored on their next three posses first half. Edinboro tailback. sions to break the game wide on the ground in the first half 157-- "They're" ' an excellent team with 16 open. 74 , while tallying first downs excellent athletes ," said Pagan. Edinboro scored for the first to four for the Marauders. We' thought we could get that - - rusher for per time on a play , yard drive Russell was the key extra effort with all the seniors and that was aided by two MU pass the Scots in the first half, carrying , game IN HOT PURSUIT Wide receiver Chris Pelczarski finds himself playing the role of a defender following everything but the ! started - ' - . Larry 11 times for 108 yards. Jackson , an Interception in last weekends' game against Edinboro.. The Scots wentwent on to defeat MU 36-12 In the interference penalties ° - . the drive with a the PSAC in rushing , Pleaseleaseseesee SENIORS , page 15 final game of the 1992 season. The Marauders finish the year at 7-3- overall , with a 4-2 PSAC East record Jackson capped of who leads Returning starters give women cagers high hopes for upcoming season

396 assists and 206 steals. points ahead of East Stroudsburg. . BY BRUCE KILMOYER Also returning is senior ccmcr Expect Millersville to once again - Snapper SportswriterSport writer Karen Fox. Fox , also a cap- ¬ play well in front of the home tain , averaged 5.3. points per game crowd in the Jostens/ is ¬ A key to success in any sport last year and grabbed 6.7. re Tournament aas well as against how much experience a team has bounds per game as well. Junior Lock Haven December 2 at home. going into a season . This year the Kristin Schneider will again will have a ' guard The Lady Marauders 1992-1993- Millersville women's be a threat from the outside. - road trip over Christmas basketball team starts the season Schneider hit a - 46 breaksixduring which time they will with six returning letter winners treys and averagedclub12.1. points per open up their PSAC East season at - from a team that went 15-9 overall game. Bloomsburg on January 20.. and 8-4- in the PSAC East , which Sophomore forwards Wendy Hopefully MU will be able to was good enough for third place CathcrsonCa lerson and Marilyn Nunez rere-¬ once again get out to a good start behind West Chester and for MU as well. Catherson similar to last season (4-0)( - ) . After a ' turn Bloomsburg.. MU's only PSAC lead the1C team in rebounds last sea¬ - skid the Lady were to West . losses last season son , averaging 8.0 rebounds per midMarauders were again playing . Chester and Bloomsburg. game , while Nunez contributed very strong as they won nine of ' Millersville's third year head 5.5. rebounds per game and 4.9. eleven at the end of the regular coach Mary Reig will get a good points per game in a reserve role. season. look at her squad this weekend as receive some Millersville may scoring threat of the the Lady Marauders compete in shooting help from junior With the outside returning guards and the rebound¬ the / Dutch Country transfer student Carol Flinchbaugh Jostens ¬ ing of the inside players , a team Classic. MU will be looking to re (Franklin & Marshall ) . She was ¬ will be hard pressed to completely peat as champions of the tourna an ECAC-III- South first team se¬ ment and get off to a good start as shut down the Millersville offense in the 1990-1991- season this season. well. lection Leading the way for Millersville wlien she averaged 19.3. points Expect the Lady Marauders to is returning senior point guard per contest. - spot in - ''t"" for a " ; ' , - Seniors Light , Fox and Cathy contend : : Paula Light. Light who will co- post ¬ , . strong MU team the PSAC playoffs . If MU is play captain the team , is a - All- Busha will lead a two ¬ ing well after Christmas break by the PSAC . PSAC East first team selection as that is picked coach Snapper photo by Jennifer.. Market . they could cause a stir in the - - South first es to finish third in the division ' well as an ¬ women's' basketball team , who returns several starters and is only nine points ¬ PSAC East. Three Millersville sese- HIGH EXPECTATIONS The 1992 Millersville team selection. Last season she Millersville be - . The Lady Marauders kick off their season this All and eight points niors will definitely be trying to letterwlnners , is expected to be a force in their division hind Bloomsburg . averaged 14.3. points a game and as when they host the eighth annual / Dutch Country Classic . Round one begins Friday in poll , see their season last as long it weekend Jostens dished out 138 assists. She has a behind West Chester the . can . . . . twelve ...... , . . : are ...... , , . , Marauders . . . . . : . : ...... : . . . : .:" ... : . . . . . the Lady ...... ,...... : : . - . : . . .11 1,011, , but I ...... points . : . . . : - : :.3 . . . : : . : : " : : : : :': : : ' year total : . : : ' : :: : : : : :.: : : ' ; : = of : : : : : : . three : . ' : : : : ::: ; . : : . : : : : ; : . : : i.::: . : : : . : . :::. : : j: : ' : . : . : r . : ( : : : : : : ; : ; .r- ( : : : : : : : : t : ' } : . t :1ii'i\: i// flf . E : ; . ; :0 S- :,:: ; : : ;: ;: ; : : :: \ : . . : ; . :; : : " ; . . .: iji . : : BRIEFS. : . : : ; SPORTSR.T : BRI .ii" ; . : : '; Ml" " $ : : ': flSVU . . . LtERSVltLE . : M"lL : - Se. : ; : If: : ,i ; , : : : : ; .: : : ; . :: ::: ;: :; :; ' : ; ::::, ; ;:: : ; ; :; : : : ::: : :: :: .; : ::; ; :;. ; ::;: ; ::: ;: : : :: .: :: ; :: :;:: ; ; ; .. : : ; : : : ' : " . ; . : : , : :. . . . { : . } tifJi"ii ii:6it finish ; } iU.li-( } i.iiJ.f? tttIiIi.i iij'iiift'ii( li Comeback win gives volleyball third place- ff \ with MU.. BY JOHN MASON In their sixth meeting of the year Snapper Sportswriter with the Red Raiders , MU won in Rauhauser, Hater named to PSAC All- five games , 8-15- , 15-12- , 6-15- , Team ' an entire Tournament * sum - * - . * If its possible to 15-9 , 15-13. / . * f ' season in one tournament , the Down two games to one , MU II'I : f 1992 Lady Marauder volleyball learn the . surely Two players from . . . ' . Marauder Volleyball team claimed game four , and forced . . . . Ved.C ' : ' & followingll theth PSAC. chatnplonshipischam' ionShf at CaliforniaC Iif mi ¬ honors . . '. : . PSAC - .ierecievedi f . . weekends . it in last into a ; did Shippensburg must sit eT1ili !<< & ) . illi 6f\\\ fleai ; SophomorehOnurMiMissy Rauhawserw . . < aFie.shiTI.; . riA&bAbby Haferandf. . . : ,Freshman . ) . . Pa " :: . : " \ Championships : ' ! for both : : ' uation teams ?\Y : :1 ; 1lir..b - uro fu Mowing ¬ d."to. } Volleyball UzT TeTeam fu . tho PSACSA , ' named . to Tournament after . : . regular season los . . . lr In Things start out well for : : the didn't ' ' : ; bS , ufiauser . . i ames.H ferMdRand...... , Ra ...... gamesHafer , . . . . rfo n intt. their ...... , strongperformancesui...... m.r. . . .gp . n . stroh . g. four games MU ...... : ing their first : . : ' 'C' :: ' Lady Marauders in the fifth . ; the : : . di\i Y , lead . to.t thirdplace d.S9.idI1Mfes.. ,respectively to d a . \ kills .l.to'le fl3J\ssists..aiassists and59 \ . MO ten Hfor 13 . : went on to win nine out of : ' ' : . .: game , as they saw ShippensburgShipp nsburg ,11nisbifoH9wlii dercialtr ShippensburgShr' ens1 >{jr in11 il1thfe rcOnsOlstioa6haf$ ii fIr and win a share , finish following theirili ir defeat of conference games appear to take control when they the PS - championship. Imals , of built a 13-6- lead. Eaststory was the same for the ' The However , MU just wouldn't the weekend. l. Marauders over , a tremendous match with say die and in 1 992-93- ' In their semifinal comeback scored nine unanswered Light , Fox named women's - powerhouse Edin¬ - - : points to pull off a dramatic come basketball captains \ ' - West, MU suffered a 3-0- defeat ' boro - victory. - , 15-3- , 15-11.- . with scores of 15-9 from 19 kills and Light and Karen Fox have been named ¬ Hafer combined Seniors Paula . on to lose an ex 11 : { went : : The Scots : : .M '? women'sbasketballti ': ..b sk .tb. l.rt. team.Thi .rrntW blocks to aptairis ithtJ992Q31992-93,- MiUersvillefS'meWo ... two aces with four solo ,.captainsforf the :. ' : ; : : ; , ::: : ::: :! finals against : ; i :: ; : : the : . . - - citing match in . iii Head C achc1j'tMaryf Fleig.v, J Jr.li , for MU. Wineka .inrioliiicernehfWwas madede.bynby . . . : : :. . at ; effort . . . the : ! tril lead announcement : : :' : ' . ' : . . : ' : : " : . : : defending champion California ¬ : , : : , o " .f 1.cam.. . . campaign . . . - entering . t . n . . ar. the. . . . . fin final . foril6 - ' is . . : , ent ci . . & point . .g her . . . , , . 6".po int guard ...... perfor ...... a ...... * ...... ' . . . h. had a . t...... tightLt'. g.ht...... 5'6"...... iW . rd . \ seven . . ! : . . five kill : ; : : : : . each of the : ; (Pa. ), where ; . 1,01 1 , ii .Mand , Missy :Mafa1.i. ers, , starts; the seasonasoifWiwithJW11q, . careerpointsfeetp'Pn f i mance as well while LadyLifd Marauders She tiiJli ' # : : : : : y. : : games had a winning score of : }: : < O(? , ; in 13 to . rid historyli.i tory ti assistsssJ (396)( ) and9 steals 206)Las) . yeaf. Rauhauser turned assists .isis second int team?in . ' in * l 15 . : . : over points : ori ij . ituagnd.a$0. . .. !$ . $ iJi :-: AQDivisvision nsbn$ ihsecqndteanis. d.t. w ria fWl the cause " help ihSheearnede .AnE \ " : : : , Coach . :; ; ; :! 1 loss Head ; : : . Despite the : y.: , : . ; ce - . first teamifuf selectionJ The Lady Marauders finished Jreceived her second4 I\\ , spr( ( aptt . ii/iiIii/ the : believed that lS ; Pennewill ; ! Scott :: ; ; AlI. .Y ;Jjerseeoridas : : :i. . campaignp gp, . - : . . Q . begmingher: fourth. . . . varsityW ' . rs . iSl 18-14 . : .; so: . . oW 1992 season with an Fox. is also. . . . . g.9mg : . the f " .. : ' : ' ; a positive effect on his ' : : .ili ; match had ¬ ai with a; 5.3B. . .si , fBbestsfyear at . $. . . poiata 'Lasrseseasons shehad herh MU . . . , a starter"Lastftei nrshAll . . . ' \ : . . : including the post . overall . . . record : ' . squad , since it gave the youthful :' , aver &. { : } : vcra e,1n averagedcil6.1.i . . . >. . . aIDe a di , g . . 7rebounds. . per g4rne: < . she . . . " . . . In addition ...... er , . . , average . . . . : : . : . . game. : : . . . . . / : perp : . . g . ' . " ¬ season ' - ' ' , " " - " ' . . .; t. it: g . 'r\-2 ' ' :1 experi ' : taste :; ' : : ; , a of ;::; . : 0. 'yvhert team . : : , . :she: :. : . . they \ . ' : , - , , w j'f . , $ on.f.pFriday. . . ,.nOY1A.Nov . ay 20 ' 1992-93 . .o..j "MU beginsb its t9 :7: ( ? season on earn { . . Cglnsts. : :.. post MU had two team members .l.MU. . ) . : < i :: ence.. U tQ eighth fuitf : , host HHolyl. FamilyFamil CCollege.iii.fiist. in . first round actionof thef rbdfamtlaJ/ as Hafer " " being at honors at the tournament ( "'/ Just the experience of . * , named Dutch Country Classic r tournament and playing and Rauhauser were both Jostens/ that to the 1992 PSAC Volleyball All- Edinboro , for the underclassmen , going into Tournament team. will be a big benefit . " ' their third campaign as a ,/s next year ," said Pennewill.. Were Injust / ¬ varsity program at Millersville , the returning the entire team , so expe MU Food / cm " Lady Marauders posted the first basketball rience is valuable. Bank : , and Night held December 2 Araby Wineka had four digs and winning mark in team history Wheels to be , while made their first appearance in the nine kills for the match - , - on Wheels N! ¬ - . importantly annual Food . More The " / : Sipes dom : and Cathy : Abby Hafer : . { ; ¬ r Bank: tQ 1 post ymePnUniversityvefsit" bbasketballk 11witl.OO.nviJl .be heldormW inated the middle with 16 com¬ MU has made a name for themlem- MiUMilJersville power in the when the Marauder women's' and men's' teams host Lock Haven . selves as a certified 2 bined kills ' , PSAC . University m a doubleheader starting at 6 . . , Then , just like earlier this year East pat 1fjl - $ ** $ 10 Pjtfiilo With the entire squad returning All fans who bring fton-perihable food & " \ , Millersville 14 . : their win streak . !. : < ,, with $ d8"D " 1.PiP.c 9"" can i . will be admittediit&tTt& .Proceeds. beseftt&sit&&&? next year , the Lady Marauders Gymnasiumhn smii thai eveningvf.iiriWm# free . J semifinal loss : : ' : Klotzi2 from the - : Snapper photo by Jonathan rebounded : ! : , : an early a BBa-ifcandrid theth MiHemiile . MMeals on91iWhWheelsets' ' , MillersMiUcisvi1leArville Area victory definitely be considered . Food bk ( ) and a teammate final . :: : ' : : : right a consolation ; : ! 1 : with : . ; : : ,! ! ; ; : : : , : : ; :: ' NET Missy Rauhauscr . : : ; ;. ; .: . ;; : . : : : ; : :;: ' : ;. . ' :::; : - < ' :: : t11ijJ1t 1iJJ DEFENDING THE : prpgr :. ; ; : : . ; :: : . } :; : : ; : : . , :: . r :; ,; , : ;: , : : : : { : : : . :: : } i , - Red favorite to repeat as PSAC East program!.t.. ) ; ii) . MU defeated the Shippensburg , i\\ il / / / defend the net in a match against Shippensburg over their nemesis ti . t.i/fi/f in third place. title champions Raiders In the PSAC consolation finals to finish who shared the PSAC East