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B' h. \TIE GR.\-.-.0 nel.'dcd a .:hange. he began and \\anted to tell their -..torv to provided by the officers dunng that after each -.py ca ... c "·a-.. clo~ed. \ r~.:portmg on the Central -..omconl.'.·· he said ... , '' Js the intervte\\'s ''a-.. a different side to Risen said the agcnc) ·closed the \n mtell1gcncc com.~-,pondent lntelligcncl.' \gene~ for the Lo~ peNm the-..c peopic \\Trc looking \\hat he sa\\ gomg on 111 the '' orld book:-.· on the case. figuring all the forth~: :\c\\ York T.mc-, -..poh.e \n!!ek-, T1me for.·· on tclc\ 1sion. !cab were closed. ahout hi-, ,1 Otlllh \\ 1th "Pte-.. from - ··r not bored '' Hh CO\ cnn!! thl.' Rben -..did he ''as told .. On TV ) uu get the offictal Ri ... en·-.. booh. "ill not be ~ - both the L mted St.ttc-.. and ..tbroad ccmwm) and ''a-.. intcrc-,tcd tn fa-..ctnat!l1g -..tones from CIA agenda:· he sa1d. ·· The officers published in Ru.,-.ia initial!;.. he during the (,!obal \gcnda Lecture ~omething d .. .::· he ~md off1cer-.. that had pre\ iousl) gi' c] a complete!) d1 ffcrcnt sa1d. because his publ1-.her. ~erie-, \\'edne-..da\ night m Cia) ton The -..ccret '' orld of remained untold lle published perspecti,·e of torcign policy: ·· Random House. did nut ''ant Hall intelligence. he ~Jid. i... a '' orld 111 their accounh in the ne\\ -.paper. Rtsen said the aJTest of three Ru~stan-.. to -..ec the manu-..cript Jamc Rl'>cn addrL'"ed \\ l111.:h there are no pre-..-.. but then dec1ded the) '' ould make major -.p1es. Ed'' ard Lee HO\\ a rd. before 1t \\·as publt-..hcd. appro:ximatel) 250 pel)plc about conf~.'re111.:e~ and no llllC \\ anh to a ;;ood bl)Oh.. Aldrich fl. .\mes and Robert It \\ill also bl! pub!t-..hed in ht... recent!) pubh-..hcd book. "The talh. to rl.'portcr . KGB agent... emhtttered about Hans::;cn. torccd the CIA to be able Eastem Europe and Japan. ~bin Encm): Th .. ln-,rdc- Stof) of .. It i ... an area \er: fe\\ the Cl)llalbC of the ~O\ 1et Union to piece together the mfom1ation Joachim Llterich. prol~ssor of the CIA·, Fm.d Sho,\dO\\n \\ 11h reporter~ ha\ e an llltere.,t 111 al~o came to RJ-..u1 to tell their g1Yen to the Russtans. food and resource economic:... satd the KGB." "luch dhcu-,"e" CO\ enng full time beeau-..1.' 'cry -.torie~. he said. .. There arc sttll th1ngs they he ''as unprcs-.cd by the :..ccrct c"p onagc bct\\een the L J:l!cd fe\\ -..tone-. come out of it." he ~aid. rhe KGB and the Cl \ bctra) ed that the C .S. does not channels cstabl i;;hed bet\\ ecn the . 1.rt:., and the So' 1ct Cmon. ··,Intelligence i-..] n0t .;omething I '' orkcd together more during the knO\\ :· he said ...Sp) ing is the Cl>\ and the KGB. "It·~ th.: fiN det.ttled account C\ er thought of co\ cring before I (old \\ ar. he -.aid. \ -;ecret hotlme second oldest professton. and 1t 1s Jason ~lycoff. profcs-.or of of intelligence actt\ ttic-. leadmg up got tnlll it:' bet'' een thl.' t'' ll countric-. fomtcd ~ttl! gomg on ·· poliucal sctencl.'. said Risen \\on a to thl.' collap ... c of the So' 1et \-, the Cold \\ ar "a-.. ending. a net\\ ork the agencies could use if Officiab bel1c\c there 1s a Pulitzer Pnze 111 2002 for h1s work l_;nion.'' he -..aid the CIA ''a:> gl11ng through a crisi~ C\ cr aro:>e. tourth person not yet found. Rt:..en on the ~e\\ York T1me-. ~cries ...A Rt'>en began hb JOUrnalt-..m ..,tructural dtangc... and lcttmg go ·· fhi-.. really: :..tunnetl me:· he :;aid. and he has been told there ts >:at1on Challenged.'. '' h1eh THE RE\ IE\\ Bom Zubatov career a-, a hLhllle-..-.. reporter man:- ollicl.'rs. :>~llll .. Almost no one. including an official im cstigation currently follo\\ed the Sept. 11. 2001 New York Time~'' riter James Risen CO\ ering the automotl\ e mdu ... tr') .. ~!an) ''ere bitter about ho\\ CIA otliccr". kne\\ this c'.:i-.ted." under'' a). ICITOri I attack-.. spoke about the intelligence community in Dctrotl. \Iter dcctd1ng he the: '' l.'re being -..hLn\ n thl.' door Rl ... cn ~a1d the information The CIA·~ main mistake is Wednesday in Clayton Hall. Death ofMadison Drive resident a possible overdose
BY DL\'\U-LLA P..\GA:\0 Health and Soc1al Sen icc-... :..,uti the we're ll1okm!! ,n:· d\\ arc of an} such problem with a Emergenc;. medical technicians been a recent mcre.t:..c 111 the amount ~. J ( r1l' ml.'tltcal cxamwt.r ha-.. nnt dl.'tcrmincd Ofti-:cr Trinidad .:\a\·~uTo of 'c'' lethal batch of herl)in in the area. and pol1ce arnved to find h;. "tander-, of herom oYcrdo~c.., in the \\'tlmington The death of a 1\lad!',on Dnw tf the man'~ death ,., a~ due to heroin. Ca-..tle Cnunt\ Police Public ·•J h:n e no idea where this notion attempting to resuscitate the man. arl.'a. the number of heroin u-..er.., has re-..tdent earh Saturda\ morntn!! could .. It take., four to -..ix wcch.s fur the Information said ·there ha,·c been fi\·e 1s coming from:· he said ... Jf the The man ''a" taken to Chn-..twna merea:..ed '' ithin the past three years. po-.-.ibl) h~ auribuicd to a heroin toxu.:olo!!'o :..crcen to come bach::· ~he heroin-related death:.. m 'ew Ca-..tle herotn I'> coming from Wilmington. Hospital and \\as pronoun<.:cd dead m "Heroin has made a comeback ... overdo-.c. addin!! to concern-.. ,tmon!! -..atd ...\\-c won·t kno'' unul then. hut Count) dunng the past month. then \\ h\ arcn' 1 \\'ilmm!!ton addict:-. the emergenn room. he aid. "[1l1c drug: i.., \ ef) potent 111 -..orne that a dcatll) "tram of heroin i~ pohcc ha'oe their lhpicion-.." There i no certain!\ \\here the dying?"· - Jam'e.., Larks. the dt\ tston director • ·ew Ca-..tle County:. and tt is 'cry po~5tbl) ctr, ul, •utg the a ta e\\ .trk Stmpson -.:ud the m..tn '' ..l" 1 herotll \\as bought CaLh Of the \\'ell-.. saultf 11 were known lethal fur the Dela\\ nrc Adult Behd\ wral accc-.-..tble " Poltcc atd. kno\\n herom u ... er , t tt-. ' 1t 11 " e..,, h n . -O!'e ptrsun \\ho h(.TOl'l \\ <~s bemg d1>rribut ·d. i '' ould Health Sen tc-.s C ntcr. -..ud ., , t arJ... s -., 1J the number of people Sgt Gerald R irnp-;on of the d~ath '-Uf\ 1\ ed d he rom O\ crdo~ L!auned to have been made known to the pubhc. pos 1bL .t leth.1l b.. !Lh uf hcrom rna) (.Pmmg .nto the center add1ctcd 10 t'\e\\arh: Police .ud the pectfiu. about There ~'• a plh'>tbht} the m<~r~ ha\e pur~.:ha-..ed the drug 111 Stmp..,on gave the foliO\\ ing ext-..t, hut he ha.-.. not heard an: ne\\ 'i of heroin ha.., llll·rc:•sed. the ~1adi-.on Om e re idcnt·.., death consumed ,1 dead!) batch of hcrom, \\ thlliii!!IOII. account of the :'\1adi-..on Dn\e it. ''Thirty -five percent of people "1ll not be knO\\ n unttl the Dcla\\ are \\ hich ma) be ctrculatmg out of the "I ~'mild defimteh -.a\ that the re-..tdent · s ~··.ath: 'There could be -..uch a thm!! a:.. ,1 \\ ho come in for dcto\lftcatlon State Examiner·-. office relea-..e.., <~ \\'tlmmgtun .1rca. he -..md. number of herotn death~ ha-..· increa-..ed 1'\ewark Pollee rccci \ ed a call at lethal do:..e of herotn.'· he --.atd. sen 1cc-. lt-..t herom a:.. their primar) repon. \\hich rna) take t1me. "It -i~ po-..-..1blc that there t" -..omc smce la-..t \ear:· he said. approximate!) 2:42 a.m. Saturda) that "Heroin cnuld be mixed \\ ith tmpure drug." he -.md AllisOn Ta\ lor Lc\ inc, 1\tnd of conne<.:twn there.'' tlllJbOn Lt. \Vtlliam Well~ of the a rc..,ident of ~ladi..,on Dri,·c \\a.., suh..,tanccs to make it dl.'adl\ :• commumcatton:.. director of Dcla\\ <~re ".lid. "It may be one of the angle-.. \\'tlmington Poltcc said he i-.. not unconscious. Larks -..aid although tli.:r.: has not Morris Library renovations eliminate some student jobs BY JAIME l\IARINE The resene room \\ill receive a new ... en ice. but the room ''ill he used to -..heh e
\llljj Rt'fH r r carpet, a fre~h coat of pamt. a ne\\ main the magazine..,. ~umerous change.., wtll be made to reserve desk and ne\\ furniture. includ1n!! ··-the only d1ffcrcnce with the penodicals \1orris Library thi-, summer. tmpru,·ing II~ upholstered chairs. \\ hich wi !I replace the room:· "he ... at d ...,\ill be for :..tudcnts '' ho settmg and servtces offered to students. wh1le wooden one-... new tables and workstation-. \\ant popular penodicals and new:..paper.., fur forcing others to find alternati\·e job pustttun~. \\ ith computer and Internet outleh. \\ htch ;. uu need Identification, (because they] Sandra t..tillard. project manager and '·The ne\\ lavout and furniture will \\ill nO\\ have w go to the resen e de-.J..: to a sst stant director of the I i brary. smd the provide students with a comfortable and open obtain thl.'m ·· ~ renovation project is scheduled to begin after environment in which to stud,·:· she said. Dina Gtamhi. ass1~t.mt d1rector of ,\lorn-.. June II and will contmue until the beginning In addttton to these Improvement.... Lihrar). sa tel '' htle the exact journah and of the fall semester. !\Iillard said the cop;. center office will he articles being mo\ ed ha' e not vet been Su-.an Brvnteson. duector of t..forns moved to the lower lc,cl next to thl! determined. riie1r nc\\ locatiOn \\ tli benctlt Ltbrar). -.md the renovat1om are scheduled microfurn1s office. sttH.lenh . during summer to a\vld inconvemence. "Five copier::. "ill bl.' kept m the up-..tairs ..The rc-..en e de ... k ts open longer hour-..." ·These renovations are bemg done in the re-,en·e room:· she said. ··and the rest \\ill be she -..atd "\\'e JU-..t hope to ...crYe the student-.. summer deliheratelv." she sa1d ...so it will moved lU the lo\\er le,·el along ''ith the better .md nMke the JOUrnal... and antch.•-.. more have as little effect a~ possible on students... oftice. in wh1ch students \viii have to !!o to a' ail able to them." Four major projects mclude a complete purchase copy cards or ha\ e copies made for ~1tllard ... aid beside-.. the-.e major changes. makeover of the reserve room. relocation of them·· the hm cr level 1-.. bcmg rcnH1deleti to mak.e the cop) center office. changes in the micro Brynteson -,aid tllis lllO\'C i.., occun·ing for room for the !!fll\\ tn!! 1i1edia -.cction. a.-. ''ell computing s1te and closure of the periodicals man\ reasons. ,1-.. the ne\\ offi-ce for i11c -:op) center. \\llldO\\. ···we are mo\'ing the cop) center :..o it" ill \\ 1th all thc'e ch,mges taking place. -,he Closing the periodicals windO\\ and ha\e more room:· she said ...and so \\C can ...atd -..tudcnh \\til he mcom cmcnccd as httle relocatmg the copy center wtll eliminate consolidate some position:.. and sa\'e money.'· ,1s pos..,iblc sc\ era! positions at the library. she said. Another change bein!! made to tl1e libran .. \\ lule the re ... en c room i-.. cto... ed for forcing student'> emplo)ed m the-..e areas to thi-, summer im·ol\'es n;ndensin!! the micr;l renm au on-... all th matenab. such ..t-.. JOUrnal .... find alternali\'C positions at the libraf). computing sites into two rooms: lm.t.:ad of article ... , nd re-..L'f\ eJ matenal. "ill be :'\111lard said these students have already three. and moving the sen·icl.' desk to the fnmt ,1\ailable th1nU!!h the circulation de-.k:· been notified about the termination of their of the site. :\hllard "a1d. "A~ for rc-..en ed 'ideo:... the\ job posit1ons. .. \\ e should be able to lit most of the \HII he kept m the mcdta LCnter." · One major undertaking of the renuvat.ion computers into two room-..:· :..he said ...At thi-.. Bn nte-..tlll -..dtd the ma111 goal nf the THE Rl-.VtE:.\\/Pat Toohe\ project i-. updating the resen·e room, she satd. point. tt looh like all hut four \\ill be able to renO\ at ion" 1-.. t1l)t only to imprO\ cthe libra!). Diane Smith senes a customer at her hotdog cart on East ~lain Street during "This room 1s the graveyard for old go in:· hut help -..tudenh a-. \\ell. yesterday's ''arm .May weather. furntture m the libran :· Millard said ...It has ~lillard said student-.. will also notice the "\\'c ju-..t \\ant to g1' e better ... en 1ce-. to not been renovated since 1986. ·· penodicab windo\\ \\Ill no longer he 111 the ~tudcnh;· -..he "<-~id. Traditional Senior Day venue traded for Balloon BY C.-\\IlLLE CLOWER\' thing m keep1ng up with the image of students would rather ha\ e their concerns about alcohol consumption. from 4 to S p m .. there \\til be a nmc )" 51td<''' rF the um\en.ity," :'\lorgan satd. traditional pastimes of Semor Da: :· Cniverstt) concern-.. d1d play into cun-..tnnt flow of -..tudenh and The Prime -..md this wa-.. the fiN \car Underage eruors rna) be turned Admint!>trators expre-.scd thetr Alcohol will be served at the the deosiun to move SeniOr Dav to Bailon \\ill not be full to capactt) at Dl SC pl,,nncd 'cninr Dn). \\ hich a\\ay from tht.., year' Senwr D.ty di..,-.atisfactwn with the trad111onal Stone Balloon. !\forgan said. and the the <;tone Balloon. -.he satd. However. one t1mc had pre\ Hlu-;1) been the re-.plmsibilit) festivities, cheduled for lay 23. festiVIties, <;he ~atd, but did not sa\ a small percent<~ge of ~undera!!e seniors buuklllg space on Old College and the Student-.. \\ill abo be unable to of t\\ o elected -.em or reprc-..entati\ es. Juntor Morgan Long. HCe beer truck -was not allowed. • may Ill)( be adn1ittl.'d. ~ Green was also a problem that use rlLx to bu) beer •• t Senior Da) a-. In order to ha..-e the e\ ent on pre~ident ot the Del a\\ arc ~I ani) n Pnme. director of ·'We rccogmze that senior~ under factored mto the dec1-.ion. m the past, ;\lorgan ..,aid, becau'>e the '-ampu-.. a-. in the pa-..t. -.he -.aid. Cndergraduate Student Congress, '>aid Student Center., and DCSC advi ... er. 21 will want to partictpatc with their DCSC wanted to schedule Senior machine.., arc on!) ad,tpt, blc to on alcohol hcen~e-.. mu~t b~ obtained. and celebratiOn \\til move from the1r .,a1d the unl\er~ltv is concemed about Day before Ma) 23. but other e\ents can pus -..ttes. the group mu-..t make rc-..en au on.., and traditional Old College location to the cla~smates," she said. "This i" a -,light an) e\ent that· 1nvolve-.. alcohol dra\\·bacl.; to the change in location ... were planned or at the ttme were Scmo1 R1chard Dre-..sel sntd he coNdinate \\ t!h 'endor:.. and Stone Balloon thts year. con umption on campus. The dec1sion is ultimately -.ubject unconfirmed to take place on Old would prefer to have Senior Da) on Ulll\ crsll) pohcc a-.\\ ell. Umvers1ty admint tr,ttors "We don't <;ene alcohol on to the di-.crettOn of the Stone Balloon College and the Green. I\1organ said. the grounds of Old Collc!.!c. e'oen Smce D SC wa-. 1n' oi\'Cd \\ ith expre-.sed concern-, c~bout student campus at student events,'' she satd. manager. she smtl. She ... aid DlJSC went ahead With thou~h the Stolle Ballotlll 1s~ a \ enue \lthcr ~'en h. plannin!! did not be<'in alcohol comumption on c.tmpu-. ''\\'e have a non-alcohol sen·1ng its secondary plan and thought the he enjoys. unttl Apnl. ..,he -.aid. - e grounds, ;\!organ ._,ud, and Pnme satd other locations on poltcy on eantpus at CD, ,1ml there 1s a Stone Balloon would be a suitahle "I frcqucm the Stone Balloon '-O "The t111ung of tt d1dn · t happen recommended the tr.tdltional beer campus were -..ugge-..ted blll rejected rea-,on for that." becau-,c of time and '-pace con..,traints. \'enue for the e\ent much:· he '>ald. "It get:.. lllOilOIOIH HIS proper!) :· Prime sa1d. "but the}· re truck not be brought back to campus :\lorgan satd DUSC \\anted to ~lor!!an said the beer truck had The Stone Balloon holds a legal gomg to the ;;amc place. with the -.ame th1-. year. domg the hc'>t the) can with the tm1e appease both the ~tudenh and the capactty of 2.000 patrons. J\1organ faces Win break tradition ''hen 1t ''They 'i ¥ A2 THERE\ IE\\ ~1<~) lJ, 2003 State appropriates 2004 funds BY JEFFRI' \ ~ll LLI'.~ 21103. The 2004 bill ''til prO\ Jdt• cmhtrucuon and a ne\\ D1\ ISH>Il of '"'J he popul at i Ull I 11 S lhSC X na $W2 rmlhon, 111 cnntr,tst In the \;407 :\1otnl \ ehtcles t .tc!lit) tn (\n•nt) has gnm n su mu h that the Pubhc heann!!' bc!!an ~lunua\ millwn 11( 2003. lleorge!lm n. GeoJgetflWll faciht) ha' hecome to1) to Jt,Cth-. the 'tate'-. ~~nnual Bond Thl· fund' !!"en to the The 1ccomnH:~nd.ltion for srn.dl." Shock ... atd "The dit\cr'<; BilL \\ hich ''til lund lllllre than 75 Dep.trt ment of bu i I cit ng a nc\\ ltccn ... e secti!Hl \\as 1110\ ed tu dtfftrent tr.tnspmtatwn and Edue,ui,m ''ill he ------Georgctm' n D~l\ alk\ IH!C ll\ ercr1l\\ 1.lJng, .l!ld e\ Cll that con't'"u.:ttl 1n projects f11r 2lXl-L dt\lded hct\\een "Due tO the """ ~hnner·-, onh h.ts hecume m.tdcqut~te.'' Gregur) Pauer ... on. .~ppro,tmakl) 4:'\ • prop•l,al fo1 th~ I he trailer hou-.es four ~ectllllh CllnlnlUillCatwn-., utrector fDr Go\. Del:m:uc -...:hoob. econOllllC ,tllocntion of Bond 1 ne I ud 1 ng d n~ er i rnp11H erncnt. Ruth Ann :\linnet. -.:ud \ .uiou' he -.a1d. Btll tumb. he s,ud l1cen~e i~sutn~. dn\-er te-.tllll' ,mJ age ncn~., and m~ .11111 at 1on.., '' II I T h e recession faced l\\ehe mtllwn photograph~. he satd. attend the meetJng'. '' hid1 ''ill l 'nl\ ersit) ol dl11lar-. h.i\C been The nc\\ Ltcility, \\ohtdt t'i E~Tl~IATED SAR~ DEATH RATE RISES TO IS PERCE~T Cllll!tnue thn,ugh :\Ia) I~. Ill pt!t.:h D c I a '' ,, r e . this year, the .tlloc.tted r,n the cutTcntl) m the pre plannmg ph.~,c .... \\' ,\S lJ I!'\Ci'l 0'\ fhe de.Jth r ..tte trom ~evere at ute respmttor) then· propo ....ll-.. for the alloc.uwn lll Dela'' arc State "}} planning and \\ill be con,lruc.tcJ on the ext t1ng ") nd1 orne ha'i tncrca,ed sharp!) SIIJCe the cpidem1c began. anJ the new the fund-. . L'ntver-.it) and 2004 B 0 n d BI con,trUl"llOll o! the propert~ th,lt the current buildtng lung llllC"Clton l'i no\\ li.ilhng approxunatel) 15 pe;cent of \'JCtims '"Due to th ecunmnic re~·l·-. ... ion Dela\\are Ill'\\ Gcot gctm\ n occupie~. Shock 'iatU. It \\ill boast a overall. the \\\lrlcl Health Orgamzatwn concludcJ \\'cJne ... Jav faced th1' \car. the 2004 B11lld Btll Tcchnic.tl .tnd has very little fa..:tht) multiple drl\ e-through 1..111e It temc.~Ins unclc.n whether the death rate ts increa:-.mg as the Ji-.ea..,e h~t.., \Cr:- tiitlc nhlllC) a\~ulable ... he Communi!) Ken )hock., 111spcctinn. updated tcchnolog), a ... prcad'>. 01 '' hether the Inti.' death rate is -.irnpl) emergtn!!. as more data bec11me .. nailable. In enher ca ... e. the relative!\ ~hi~h death rate ,,nJ. ""Dozl.'n-. .mu dozen., of peopk Colkge \\til money customer '-oCT\ ice l.trger lnbhy and an au!ll quemng .. under-.core~ the :-.eriousne"' of the threat. \\ HO ... ru d." ~ •tre Cllmpeung for funding " reeel\e S3.5 coordmat,,r for the s;. stem to call cu-.tnmers to the '"Thi'i '"a dt-.ease that has a h1gh case-fatalit\ rate." s~ud Klau.., Stohr. The fund' ''ill go tu -.uppnrt rmllwn e,tch. available." Del a\\ arc 01\IV. ...en icc de'"-· \\'1:10'•.,. top SARS seJentl"t. ·'The case-fatahtv. rate that we're '>ectnoe tran'plntatwn. 'chllllh and man\ :-.Inn on '-'liJ. 'aid the current :\lorton ~~ud ,\ll the prOJCCt cmpha,tze, C\ en further the need to act deet\J\ch now." ... malla project-.. PatteNIll "aid. T h c - Gre~ory Pattenon, SfJOk£'\1/lllll facil!t) 1:-. mnre current!) 111 the discus'>to 11 . According to the new calculations, SARS k lis fe\\Cr than I percent The Department nf Ill\ erst!) than 30 ) ear~ old planlllng :-.tages. ha-.,,f ____....:;.... for______Gm. Rwh Ann \/inner and ha' hecnme of those 24_ ur ~ oung~r. but the death rate JUmp.., to 6 percent for age.., 25 Tran-.portatwn ''ill rccei' e $25~ Del a\\ arc '"Agenc1c-. are -.ull pttchmg tdeas to -l-L to I) percent 1or tho~c .f5 to n.f and to more than 50 percent f,)r nullwn. appm\tmatcl) SSO mlllion propn-.ed to u'e outdated and fnr fundtng.'' he "aid ''\\ e are tho'e n5 and oiJet, \\'HO ,aid ''!II go to the Department ot .$3 m11lion for the \\ olf Hall m ercn)\\ dccl wnrkmg project b) project.'" That mean' SARS ha" a death rate far higher than tho-;e of most Euucation anu tht' rematn111g )54 reno\ .ttl on. he -.Jid. and the Th~: current t aci II I) proce ... sed The tina! dect-.I!HJ" ''ill be made other rc<.,pirator~ mlection'i. The t) ptcal llu -.cason ha.., a death rate of m1llinn \\!II be dtnded among dPzen' remaining $500.000 tor ongoing more than 362.000 transaction.., in through cont!llued 'ottng by the less than I percent The devdstating Spani'h flu of 1918 to 1919 had a ol other pmjech. he --~uJ . mamtenancc. 2002 alone. he said. The dri\ er·~ BonJ Bill Commtttee. he ~aid death rate of Jes-. than 3 percent. :\hchael :\Ionon. chtet ~~r Fiscal Patll~r..,on said fundtng for the l1cen-.e section of the faciltty is The 20().+ Bond Bill is 'chcdukd SARS doe-. fl(ll appear to he a.., contagious a' the tlu. but It ts the first Ptllic) .... aid the 2004 Bond Bill ha ... Depanment of Tran-.port.l!tnn ''ill be current!) loc,ttcJ in a temporary to tal-.:c effect July I. the hegmnm!! of Jangemm. ne\\ di:-.ea-.e that can he spread directly from one person to another to emerge 111 decade .... and 11 remams untreatable. received le ... -. funding than the bill nf u-.ed matnl) tn fund road trailer ad,taccnt hi the facti II) . the ne\\ ti -.ca I ) car ··we Jon "t w~mt to add to panic:· Stohr sat d. ·'But we ''ant to show that thi.., di..,case should not be underestimated.'" The nc\1 csti mates are based on an anah w .. of the most recent data from every\\ here SARS ha ... erupted Canada. China. Stngapore. Vietnam and Hong Kong and represent the first attempt to produce a Philly teacher under investigation comprchen..,l\e p1cture of the disea ... e·s mortallt). \\'HO ... atd. An independent C'itirnate relea..,ed the Ja:- before in the Lancet medical journal. which looked only at Hong Kong. proJeCted the mortality rate B\ \IEGHA:.\ DOUGHERTY crimmal hackgmund. ~los-. s.tid. "They c.m"t 'impl) fire him.'' check-.. \ rtcr there could e\ enllmll) htt appro\tmatel) 20 percent He -,aid the onl) th1ng am'"' he satd. '"Thq need Juc proces~. "'AdJitionall). a record-. rc\ ie\1 A conncted teton hired b) the 1\.leanwhile. the C .S. Center-. for Disease Control and Prevention, ,,·as the fact that Walker li-.ted hi" He ha' the right to repre ...enrat ion ... '" ilho conducted through the under tntethC prc-.sure from \\'110. said \\ edne:-.da) Jt \\ill beg111 Phtladelphta )chool DI BY KIM BRO\\ '\ h i~ tou£h to realit.c .... he said. pholl,, are ... ho\\ n Although sa let) ts pro~thetic hips. two unequal leg S m r \t''" td that the thing~ dl1ne t11 a ) oung. the m:un Cl>nCl'nL the pla ... tic surgeon lengths, no gallbladder. and cy..,ts on Mdanit: 'oluntcer~ to go fir-.t forgivtng b11d) c,tn haw life-altering al-..o '' ,,rk.., to re-e!'.tahlt-..h Jignit). one of her fe\\ remaintng female her h~!alth msutance run-. out tn June 1mpact-.. later - and rn retro..,pect. ·•t remember gmng nll! of !the organ .... Parrish ha ... learned that Arleen·, doctor' have found ne'' those ind1\ Iduab "ill aJ,, a\ s \\onder pJa,ttc 'urgeon' "' office for the first sun·l\·rng a life-threatening di~ca~o,e cv-..t... on her O\ arie" \'ick.1 I" ""hat 1ri h.rdn · t . :· • time.'' Parn"h ... aid, "never ha' rng never immunizes vou from other.... c~ntempl..tttng an unpl.mt. ~tal) Ann Parn ... h ha.., adml!d ro"e' het an) surger) in my ltfc .l!ld I 'a1d It~> Health complic;ttton!'-. will ari ... e. '' anh help to e ... tabh'h a -.uppnrt entrre It fe !·or 'o.:::n' -.,he !!rl'\\ them. my hu..,hand]. ·1 kilO\\ he "a" teall~ relateJ or unrelateJ to an) prc\tou.., hbnlf\. CtnJ\ hate-.. bem~ bald. In a and e'er) -,pr i~g ... he "ZH1ld ... pra) p10ud nl the JObs he dtd. hut it hHlks rned i ca I hi.., tor\'. she "'II J. hu 1 d1ml). ht cir~le, tho.:'-C '' t~men ... it them \\ 1th pc..,tlctde-. ..,he tned to a ltttle ltk:e ·hanken-..tcin·, familv Jiagno'i" can "Pa;k a\\ arene-.s. -..h.mn~. lau~h111~ and ii,temm!. e.1ch '' l',ll Ion~ ... lee\es and ... pra) \\hen tt .tlhum · .. · "I fUe"s it make" )OU realtt.C ,,.11h ~~~ .1 brca-..t- ~ '' ,t.., nut "tnJ\. but ..,hl' certatnh Parri"h rcCil\Ctl'd 111 '-I"\ ''eek:.., that each l'\pl!rtcnce. you hope. Recm en 1-.. nn\\ thc1r realtt\. IK\ er ''ore 'llli.., or lace mask-.. to d;) .md hc!!an t.tktn~ the antt c...rml:!en make-. \ ou a ltttle 'tronger." Pam..,h but dt ea-..e ;, far from a memor~. het ba... k\atd gardening. drug ta~thl'\tfen t;) reduce the n-,k of said. ··~inJ enable' you t~ realtze that The-..c -..un 1' or-... '' ho ha' c facl:d ~tud1e' no'' rndicatc th.lt man) relH:currcncc. ...ed to treat hrea"t in there ) llll can pull forth what you radtatton. muttlatton and pot on. pe,ttctde' can mut.t!e cell . often cancer. tamoxifcn u ... ualh 1.., taken 111 need to deal with the ne-..t ch,dlengc. ha' c learned ren11"10n ~'· not mtmtckuH: L''troPen. The bllch ptll f\ \fill e\ er~ da) foi fi' e year .... \\ hate\'Cr It 1'>. "'nom m,m, "11h bemg ~..ured. .~b ... orb.., tlie ... c chelnrcal pc,tlcide·.., '\tudtc.., prc ... ented h) the Amencan .. , do t·1ink that "ometime ... when • T·h,, \e,1f. 11 '" ~:--..ttm.ne~l that and ..,tudte-. ..,U!!!!l'"t that normal b11d\ Cancer Societ) inJtc.1le tamo-..tt'en \ ou get faced with these health one out of e'en !-.<'en ''omen in celt-. c<~n bec~~ne c.1ncewu" i\\m·. decre:be.., thl! n ... k pf hrea-..t cancer in cri'\C\~ \llll 'tave \Ol11e fC\Cr\Cs that Del a" .ue dt.t!:!no-..ed '' tth bre::~-..t •d1e s~ud . he1 n1"e' are prett) w11men at increased nsk. vou n1av not realize are there anc.-r \\til cite 0 ne hundred Clllllllll) r\-.. Parn 'h neareJ the II' c vear becau..,e you h univer.,it~ to have one. e ... pectall) 8\ ARTIK \ R \ , 'GA:\' Re ... pon..,Ibili•tes" \\Ill cono;;tttute the n:l\ tg~ te." Shermey er 'atd. and policies on [the student ''\l.ttntalntng \\'eh sttes i-., regardmg di..,ciplinary -..,mction ... . Sr •t R< > rt r ne\\ guide. he .;;ard. but .til other ''Realt.,ttc,tll) tt should he U'ied .rs • handbook s] must be exact ... he ahva) s a -.h.tllenge.'' she sc~id. "To "[ thmk 11 help~ the faculty and The content... of length~ mformatton the handbook current!) reference book. and the shorter s.11d . .. \otd confu,IIJn, \\e keep [StuJ~ Official Student Handbook. contain'> "ill ..,till he u\atlaulc on 111dex aim' to make 11 e~.sier to go A tter the n<.!\\ gut de becomes Abroad! detaib to a mtmmurn on uni\ ersity more than the ... tudent....'' detathng all uniwr-,ity pohere .... wrll the Internet. through." eftecttYe. programs '' tth ltnks to the the Student HanJbook Web )otte .. ... he '>aiJ. "becau ... e then ..,tudents Sherme) er ... aid reducing the cannot l.:'omc to [the adn11nistration] be reJuced to focu:-. ... olel} un ~chool Shermc) er ... ard the ne\\ gutde Another benefit of .1 shorter student handbook will he in...trueteJ and ... ay. ·J ,,.a.., never told I could rule" and re ... pon,lbthtte 1n a ne'' will narrO\\ ih ... cope to four areas: handbook 1.., to a' 01d redundancie-, to make sure all informatiOn from handbook·, length \\ouiJ make the online publtcatton tttleJ the Student the universtt) ·, code l)f eonJuct. on uni\cNt) \\'eb stte .... he -..aiJ. the !'.tttJent h.. ndhook is updated on guttie ea-..ier for -,tudenh a well a~ not do thi".' .. the adnuni ... tratron Sophomore Cltnt Orem sa1d the Guide to Uni\er~it\ PruceJure" juJ1cral ')...tern. dt-.ctphnary Shenne~ er ~atd Study Abroad. their Web sites. Sherme) er -.aid. ··whether ... tuJenr... read it or not shorter hanJbook tmght encourage Chuck Shenn"eyer. dtrector of sanctron .... gnevanc~ procedure' and lthrary and ,tcadcmtc ... en tce' Web Dtane Henk.er. a ... ~istant StuJent Life Admini..,tration and ... pecial problem .... E\ crythmg el ... e page'> are just three of man) director for the Center for is thl!ir choice." he said. ''but [the students to read it but Joe.; not think Technolo2v .... atd the ne\\ handbook \\ill still he found on the ... egmenh uf the current student lnternatwn,tl Studies. stateJ m an e new handbook] cub d\1\\ n a huge students normally \\ BY CHRIS IT\\ HER:'\\, l>EZ one of the dance tihtn~o..:tor .... .,,lid barefoot and the other 111 ... neal-..er .... others can learn:· >r' ... he -,pent the la-.t ) c.u· 111 hraJ and called out the upcomtng -.t..:p ... a ... In one dance. the in-.tructor-. The It'd) -,ound-.. ot IIchte\\ e\pl.111wd tht<; form of J,mce ''a... the students -.truggled to 1-..eep up. and -.tudenh ktppt.'d mto a '>mall mtt-..tc dttlted trom the T1ah.tnt not I) ptL.tl ol (<;raelt teen-ager .... The group laughed a., they circle .tnd then met :H the center l'ni\ cr... it) Ct:ntcr \\ htlc ..,tudcnh \\ ho dat11.:e tmd.trl) io Amen can tncd. some :-.ucce ... -..fuliy and other ... before ... ~tml:- backmg av..a). tn-..idc learned the an 111 tr.tdttton,tl teen-ager .... but '' "" .t nH>re fruit]e.,.,]). to master the intrtcate Senior Lee 1\tanolf, pre-.tdent hr.tdt dance \\'edne ... d,t) mght tr.tdition.tltcchmyue lllO\emenh. of HilleL -;atd Yom Ha-atz !\b-ut is The I\\ o-hour lc-..son. "There .tre cctt,un dance --reps Juntor Br) an ~chnetdet a holiday that cekhrate-. brae! a'> a .,pon.,urcd b) H tllcl .md taught h) and routtne., for e\ cr~ .,on g." ... he -..eemed he.,itant to dan<.e with the natiOn. unt' er ... it) \tudents. cclehr.ttcd '>llld group at lir-,t. but ... atd he wanted to ··we want to educate people Israel' ... mdependcncc Ja). l'allt-d 'l he '>ongs pia) ed 'arted in learn hraelt da'lce to prepare for about the holiday:· he '>atd ...and 't om Ha all \la-ut. tempo and -.omettmes incorporated Jewish fcsttvttte:-.. includtng har teach ... tudent'> to dance and have a Ele\ en .,tudent., attended the l:lehre\\ I) no. oft'enng an endle.,., mittvah.., and wedding .... good time."' ]e,..,,ln and ''ere ftr-.t t.lllght the 'all d) of lllll'>iL for creative "I Danctng I comes up ... he Fre-.hman :-.tatt Pomeranll. three ba... Jc dance ..,tcp-.. included tn danct:r.., ~aid. "and you don't \\ant to look: -.octal director of Ke~hner. a most of the dance rout me-... Some -..tep.., induded arm I ike a fool. .. faction of Hillel. -.atd 11 '" One -..tep. c.tlled "m.t) till.·· nwtton-, that cone.,punded wtth the Fre-..hman Am) Tannenbaum. tmportant to promote Je\\ i"h rc..,emhlcd the populat American rhythm ot the nHhtc . '' ho learned I.-..raclt dance at a culture at the unl\er-.tt). ... rep known a-.. the grapt:' Inc . .t OI11.:e the grnup ma ... tercd the Jewtsh summer camp .... aid a friend .. ReI i '"on i" one of tho., e qde-stcp \\ ith cn-.. ... -cro-..s THE· RC\ IE\\ B,m, lu~a!O\ prelimtll.tr) nw' emenh at a fa\ler asl-..ed her to co-teach the cla-..s. thing'> -.truggle "llh un mo\ ements. pe~plc Students learn the ins and outs of Israeli dancing in a workshop pace. the in'>tructor., turned on t .c "It's something I enJO) college campu-.e ...... he -.aid \Yednesda~ night in the Trabant Cnher it}' Center. Fre-,hman A\t Ro ... enthali-... mthtc. The in ... tructor.... one doing ... .,he saJd, "and I hope HS unveils peace pole Today marks end H\ R \ CHEL E\ .\ "S peace here ... 1-"ergu ... on -..atd. member of SADD. -..;ud .,he "a., ' R o r "hopefull) it ''til .,pre ad across itn-olvcd '' tth the peace pole ··~ta) pca~.c ptt:\ ail on the cummunit\ :· proJeCt of nursing week eanh" \\a-.. the -..a\ing etched in Gregon· ~licolucci. the She -.atd teachers polled et"ht dtfferent la'nguaoc-.. 1111 a -..chool r'e..,t1urce offtcer from ... rudent-. to find the eight most pe';cc pl>le that \\a-.. Jed~ated by l>...e\\ arl-.. Police. said it i., popular language ... ~ to be member-.. l>f the Student-.. tmportant for people to know the inscribed on the pole BY ARIA~A HORRY be at n.,k:."' :-.he '>aid. )ratf Ht'lh rtt'r Haye ... '>atd other parts of the \gam-.t De-..tructi\ e Decl"wn-.. peace pole project began pnor to Once the lan<>uaoe-, \\ere Annual National Nurses Week. ch~aptet at :\e\\ ark High Lhool the war with lraq. selected. Duff\ ... ~td.""the off campaign include an outreach center k.tcked off Tuesday in celebratton and in the uni\·ersity's nursing Tue ... da\. "It shouldn't be seen as for white pole was· ordered from a recognition of the influence nurses SADD and thL high or again ... t the war." he said. special company with the saying department. \~hi c h offer'> health hav; on healthcare and to bnng screentn!!s and education for the hoor ... chapter of the ;'l.,tttonal "Tht~ ts completely dtfferent." etched tn black and in braille. attention to the nattonal nursing FF \ Orgamzatton • \ outh \e\\ark: High School's SADD then jotned forces homele.._.,~ and those suffering from shortage. chronic Illne.,~.,e., ~ agn~ultu~ral educatton iroup. pnncipal. Flore'nce Rteman. '' Ith the FPA to plan out the Evelvn Ha)es. professor of \\Orked together Ill con-..truct a -..poke at the dcdtc.ttion !!arden ... The center focuses on targeting nur:-.ing, satd this year the nur'>tng tllnes ... e-. such a ... heart disea ... e. cancer memonal ;arden in fnlll! of the cerem BY \U.REDITH \1. POLLOCK Junior :-.tarci Yandon. vtce BY CHARLES BALLARD are to build knowledge. celebrate \t ' R rt r pre-idcnt of \\'OLCM and dtrector \tafJ Rt 1 lrlt.. r heroes and challenge young people. The Word of Ltfc C.tmpus of the pia). said puttmg on a President George W . Bush t>.tany people .1re una\\'are or have f\lmtstr). an orgamzatton branched performance was her tdea. requested that $100 mtllion of the 2004 forgotten what shaped the nation· s past from the \\ ord of Liie Chri-..tian "l feel that tt ts a great and fiscal year budget be used to fund a and created it'> natiOnal iJentll). he Center tn, 'e\\ark.. debuted th different wa) to reach out to program that wi II encourage and sat d. pla). "Day... \\ ithout End ... other-. ... '>he said. strengthen the teachtng and Milan satd the prestdent also cited \\'edne ... day night in the Bacchus Y .mdon said since she .wi II be understanding of Amencan htstot") and numerou~ o.,tudte., that have tndicated Theater. taking over the role of prestdent culture Thursday. man) young Americans ha\e only a The -,huw p\lrtra}., the hfc of next )Car. she felt thts v~as an oel Milan. director of public passing knowledge ot the natton· s John Lovtng a ... he struggles to opportunity to han a leadershtp affairs fur the 'ational Endowment of history and a rudtmentar) cope with ht-.. adulterou-.. \\a}s. role in the organization. the Humanttte'>. satd the "We the understanding of the principles of a The role of Lo\ mg wa:-. played .. It was something I ''as in People'· program was fir-.t introduced democratic government. b\ I\\ o actor-,. each of whom charge of without bemg under the m September 2002 wtth a budget of The "\\e the People" utle of the represented a dtfferent -..ide of his direction of the president. .. she $25 million for the 200-+ fiscal )Car. program. taken from the preamble to personaltty, canng and angr). -.aid. However. m a press conference the C S. Con ... tttutwn. 1s '>t gmficant After cheattng on his wtfe Yandon .,aid the rea<,on the last week. the prestdent requested an because tt t'> central to American's \\ tth her be ... t fnend. Lo\"lng goes sho\\ ts "o important is because additiOnal $75 mil !ton O\ er the next nauonal tdentit\ he satd. through a period of inten ... e -..elf people often feel they have t\vo three ) ears. .. Thi-.. is the bcgtnning of the ptt) on the path to redemption. sides to themselves. .. Ignorance of A.mencan htstnry Con-.,tllutwn:· he -..a id. "\\ htch is the B) the play· ... end. Loving "So often there is a stde to us and ct vtc~ \\ eaken ... our ... en;;e 1lf doc.ument that pnwide'> the \\iring take'> ... olace tn God and find ... that people ne\er see:· she -..aid. cittlenship."' Bush ... atd at the pre..,., diagram for .\mericei·., denwcratlc forgivene ...... tn htnhelf and from "and sometime ... \\e think: we can conference. ht-. -,\lfe. natwn." control that other side. \\hen in t-.ttlan -.atd the LH. an Ra\ mond Wolter.... unn crsitv Senior John Lock. prestdent realtt) it ts controlling us." independent federal agcnq. will ht ... tllt) profe..,sor .... atd he \\",t., a\\ are l;f of WOLC!\1. said members of the She said she hopes students administer the funds for specific one aspect of the program that he feel... group were ex.ctted to -.tar in tht~ \~Ill relate to this mes<,age. projects\\ llhin the program. will be benefictal to both -..tudenh and play h) :-\ohel Prize-\\ inning Sophomore Amy Reddinger. The "We the People" program teacher... . pla)wright Eugene o· 'eill. who played Lovtng·s secretary IIIL Rl · \'11 ~ \\ i rh'n' Zul>ahn will be e\panded through project'> ... uch One of the pnlpo.,ed pn>Ject -.. \\til Lock. \\ ho played the canng Anne Eliot m the '>how, said -,he The \Vord of Life Campus Ministry put on the pia) "Da~s a., an annual national e.,.,ay conle'>t for make copie-.. of hi-..l\1rical document-.. tde ot JDhn Lo\img. -,aid he cho-.,e \\as both ne n Otb and excited \Vithout End'' to highlight the problems of adultery. high school ..,tuJenh \\ ith the theme ltke ~hraham Lu11:oln·., Gettysburg tht-. pia) bccau-.e of the ... pmtual about the performance. "The Idea of America" and an annual Addre.,s a\'atlable via the Internet. he trugglc it dt-;play">. He atd it ts She said the small turnout of Gardner .,aid she thought the pia) performance'> scheduled at 7 p.m. .. Heroes ol Ht-.,tor) ·· lecture. in \\hich a -,aid. one that cver)one at some potnt approximate!) 15 people dtd not \\a ... intere ... tlng and she dcftnttel) ,111 Sunda) \la) I I .1nd l\londa) scholar telb the :-.tory of a heroic figure ''It \viii be ,t great h1hll1 tn ha\e ~ocs through. .,urpnse the Ciht ">incc the opening took a pn..,ill\C me..,..age lrom the t\l Sorority hosts Buddhism discussion • B' \l l: \. \ \ \ '\lOR\ 1t " t uml!a ~ . the~ undcr-..ta11d'' trct:dorn lwm -.utknng ..., .tchtC\ t:J bcc BY \DH \ H \ ROBI'\~0" at George \\ a..,h1ngton Univer-.ity. ·•)Ja, cry ts central tu what we profc:--:--or at George '\lason profe-.,sor and coordmator ot the high st:hooL the Importance of\\ h.tt ) ,, sat d. arc a-. people." he satd. "'and if it i-. Uni\'ersit). satd the publtc. as \\ell senes. said the lecture \\as thought really occurred be~ ond the hi stOr) Public hJ,tonans hil\ c the Horton satd the publtc ncelb to taken out of hi-.tor\. man\ ot us a" h1stonans. ~nmd ··un-.\mcncan pn)\ oktng and challcngtng to bnok 1s not taught."" he sa1d . rc-..pon-.Jbiltt) to tea~h a balanced be educated on historical tssues that \\ould be dtfferent p~oplc."" · h1stor) ·· hi -.torians and all \\ ho attended. GraJuate stuJent \\'end~ 'IC\\ of \menc,m ht-.tlH). lllcludtng arc not easth or readily dtscusscd. Horton sa1J he has learned Using statt:--tics from visitors ··People ''ere encouraged to A~hton said the lecture wa" unea..,~ .-...,ue.., IJJ...c ..,1 '1.. r). 1\\ o People. generally taJ..e an from hi:- gcncratton hm\ to giYc a who completed a tour of thmk about ho\\ the larger publ1c important to challenge hi-.tonans to ht'-lnnan-.. ... aid \\"ed'"le-.da) to optimistic viC\\ of htstOr). he sa1d. 'oicc to the voicclc-. ... - Americans ~lonticello. the h1storic restdence of 'learns his tor).· ·· she said. "'and tell the \\hole ... tory. approximate!) 35 facult) and '"Americans like to \ 1e\\ thtng~ \\ho contnbuted to histor) but were Thomas Jeffer!>on. she said the ~ast how difficult toptcs. such as "The Horton~ challenged me to graduate' -,wdcnr.. m Munroe Hall. hi..,toncally and present!) as mce."" treated .ts mnstble. He encouraged majority of " is 1 ton. had on I y a slavery. can be con\'eyed to a learn more about h1story. bc~ond "Public ht'-lllrtan'> 'trugglc to he said. "but do not like to th1nk of the next generation to dn the same. general understandmg of h1..,tory. broader publtc."· what I haYe been taught.". she -..ard. talk about -.,Ia\ er). ,1nJ the public i-, slaven· and hm\ 11 m..tk.e-. them feel '"The job of the next gcner-ttion ""1\lany said sla\'ery I'> good to Graduate -.,tudcnt Ben The -.cries was ho-.ted b~ the unclHnfort.thlc to he.tr ahnut it.'" or the· questtons It ratse" about their is to take the not-'>o-positi\'C or kno\\ about generally:· she said. Schwante-. sa1d the general public history department and co Jame' Horton. a ht,toncal advi-.cr herncs.'" heroic aspect of htStm~ and make tt "'but 1t 1s a di-.appointing part of doe'> not Jeep!~ under...,tanJ the .,pon ... ored b~ the Black American to numerou-. mtheum-, and Sla\ en ts a crittcal part of a v a i I a h l c t o a \\ 1 de r au d 1 e n c c . hi..,tol}. ll is worth mentiomng. but importance of \\hat has taken place and i\tu-.eum StudtC'- program-. d I'- t1 n g: Ul ... he ,l p r n L "' < r ll f h1stor~ that desenes more than a \\ hich i-. a tough ta-.k.."" he ..,a1d not often."" 111 hi-.tory. ,\mencan Stuli1e" ,md L <.., Ht'>lor) bru...,h-owr. he -,atd Lot\ Horton. a ht-.tnn Anne Boylan. a hi!>tory ··Begtnning in demcntar) to Local author Asteroid named to honor shares steps memory of Mr. Rogers B\ TYWA:\DA HOWIE 1\'eruhborhoou."· at the Carnegie Kcv1n i\lanel. Jeput) St1 t Rj 1 ont r Science Center. ~ c xecuti' e llfficer of the It's a beauttful da\ 1n the The planetarium shm\ \\'a'> \merican Astronomtcal to publishing galax). now that an aste.rotd has produced rn partner-.hip '' ith Soc1etv. said the lnternattonal been nameJ after Fred Ro!.!er-.. famtlv Comrnuntcauons. Inc .. .\stronomtcal nion i-. ... tar of the popular chtldt:-cn·.., BY ALI CHEESE:\IA'\ the n;lllJHOitt company that respon-.ible for naming solar tele\.lston show ··r-.11ster \ t Rt· produced ~lister Rogers· ")stem objects. An av. ard-mnmng '\e\\ ark author explained her practical Roger's Ke1ghborhood."" 1'\eighborhood. "They have a subdin ... wn and concrete -.,tep" to \\ ntlng to approximate!) 25 \\omen The International ~Cathy Cohen Droz. named the minor planets."' he Astronomtcal Union named Wednesda\ in theE\\ inu Room of the Perkm., Student Center. J ~at d. "They receive reports a~tcroiJ :--:o. 26858 after Clcll:i ~1urnl\. wh~ won the Del a\\ arc Press A. soctation whene,·er the\ find a new a\\ ard tm her hll\;k. ··A Pox on You."' explained the stmplicity Rogers. who dted th1-. Februarv u"teroid."" . at the of 74. · of the -.,tep-. ..,he foliO\\ ed to pubh"h three books. a~c "It would be \larvel said there ,.., a John G. Ralitilowiet. She -,aid ... he belie\ c" even one "houiJ \Hitc because each restnctwn on t) pe-. of name-,, dtrcctor of the Henry Buhl Jr per 0n ha tor~ mside .tnd 11 ts the onl~ \\a) to pa~s nice if this meaning the name-. can ne\ er mtom1at1on to future generatlon-.. Planetanum and Observatory at be more~ than one \\ord. Carne~ie Science Center in • ".\Ian t-- the on!) creature that can put \\ ords to paper and Bnan :\.larsden. d1rcctor ot he -.uggcsted an naming communicate '' nh the future."" .\lurrav satd. ··words haw a Pittsbu~gh. s~ud the minor planet center for the urcat \ aluc mdt\ tduall\ ·· · astemid be named 1n Rouer..,· -inspires [a lAC. -,atJ he had a particular - She -.aid it i.., irnl)onant to haw c,mtidence when writing. honor 111 reeo2nitton of hi-. minor planet in mmd \\hen he contribution-. ~ to the becau c \\ tthout 11. the pnJ\ e-.s becomes more Jifficult. rccei\ed the proposal from planetarium. child] to study The next -.tcp to \\ritmg. ~lurra~ said. is to ha\e patience. Radtilo\\ ICL. ··It take-. three time" a" long to gather research mforrnallon '"I prepareJ the nominatton astronomy." "'The !asteroid) "a' then w -.it dO\\ nand'' nte." "he sa1J. on·~ week [pnor to hi:- Jeath)."' di-..covereJ in 1993 and namcJ An author's effort-. to e ... tahlisn a firm understanding of TilL Rl:: \ II::\\ /Bom Zubatm he said. ··hecau-..e I knew about 1993-fR." he -,aid ··when the his conJition."· thetr topic i., one of the mo-..t time-consuming aspects of Local author Clella l\Iurra~ discussed the practical - Bnan .\fandt.>n. dirl.'cror of propo-.al w a-. maJe \\ e thought RadLi lowtcz sa1J a 13- the minor planet center for this would be a gond nne to use \Hltll - ''ays to get published in a speech \\ednesday night. member committee appro\ cd he -.aid -,he u-.cs Gouule.com for much of her research the International becau ... e of the mitiab."" b.:1..au..,e from p.tst expericnc~c she ha-. found the scan.h engme boobtorcs. the nomination of the name :\larsdcn -.atli he check.ed A \Ironnmical Union produce.., counties-. re-.ults . When deahng \\ ith traditiunal publtshcrs. ..,Jic ..,mJ 1t could "Mi-.terrogcrs. · \\'lth Helin. who di-.co\ ercd the ··fred wa-. a ternf1c !!U\. 1\lurra) ,,tid before .,he begins to write. -,he picb a topic taJ...c 18 months to t\\ o year:- before a hook i.., publi...,hed. aqeroid. and received her and working with him \\as· a she finds interc ... ting '>ll she can make it appealing to her Diana Stmmons. administrative .t-.:--istant llf Urban Affairs pcrmi-. ... wn to name the astermd audtence and Pubhc Poltc). found m ... piratwn 111 l\lumt~ ·s -.peech. but memorable experience:· he spnk.e:o.\\ nman for Famtly after Rouer., \\'hile \\ riting .... he -.aid -.he makes -.ure her work is was dtsappointed b) the small number of people who attended said. Communications. Inc .. satd the ··1 th111J.. It ''as a ven bclte\ able. unle-.s 11 1s hction. the e\ent. The International company \\ orked with the appropriate thing to do:· he Some of her other practices mvol\ e \\ nting a paragraph ··1 think. it i" a -,hame that a lot more people don"t Astronomical Umon named the Carncgtc Science Center to · :-aid. ··r remember \\hen 01\ and then gemng a proofreader to make sure tt IS clear. · parttcipate in these programs."" -.he s~ud. asteroid. which wa-, dt-.covereJ create ascript wnh Fred Rogers chi!Jren were voung and the\ Follm\ ing a logical -.equence. aided by an outline and Kathie Troutman. as .. ociate director of :\.led1a Sen ices. in 1993 bv Eleanm F Helm at for the -.k\ show watched the tcle\'tsio'n shO\\ . . estabJi...,hing a quiet \\Ork place and regular time -.chedule is sa1d for the -,hort t1me allotted for the ..,peech. it \\'.!'> especially Palomar Obsen·atorv. ··~tail\ chtldren don"t go to "'It \\ ould be mce tf thts abo e-..,ential to her writing process. content nch and informative. Last 'o\embcr the Buhl planctanu~1 shm\" because~thcy naming in-.pnc-. Ia chtld] to Pl:1netanum relea-..ed a nc\\ ~lurray -.a1d -.,he prefer" to have her work pubhshed by Clella l\turray· s speech \\a-. sponsored h) The Commtsston are ~cared of them:· she said. study astronom~ or geolog) :· 1-.thook-.. Inc. an electronic publi-.hcr that \\til pnnt on demand on the Status of Women and the SalarieJ Staff Caucus. multrmedia show. tttlcJ "The "I-red wrote a scrtpt to make when a book i.., ordered. a SCI"\' tee becommg more popular with Sky above Mt'>ter Roger's k1d-. tee! comfonablc .. Rehoboth streetscape project takes a break for summer BY Al'ITHO.:--;Y PIERCE and traffic stgnals are now sitting on pnJe., Phase one has cost a total of 8 Unfortunate!\. ~~lme local \ear-round ''[t"" just real!) been ,tn S uf[R pon r tnstead of hangmg from wtres. Ferrese said. mtllion. he sa1J. State funds have prov1ded busincs..,es have tZtkcn a tinanciai hit during incon\ cnience. :-he -.aid. ··from the Pha-.e one of Rehoboth Beach's The revamped four-street stretch also for 73 percent of the cost. with the the modernization. he -.,ard. ~ lJUhide. it"s hard to even tell 1f the -..tore-. streetscape proJeCt. a rnu lti mi Ilion-dollar prov1des for a ne\\ parking system. using rematning amount being drawn from the "All the con:-.tructiun d1d ha' e a arc open.'" attempt to refurbi-..h the Cit}·.., downtown ne\\ meters. which can control se\ era I city's budget. negatt\e effect upon -.orne of the firedcrick Maueo. manager of Dngfi-.,h area. -.hould be fim ... heJ b) l\lemorial Day spaces at one ttme, he satd. Ph a "c s two an d t h r e c . \\ h i c h \\ i II bus1ne.,..,es. but we expect th,lt in the lnng Head Bre\\ inu-.. and Eah. \\ hich -.ta\ ed v. cekend. City .\Ianager Greg Ferre~e said. Thnteen new -.pots have been added. prm ide for \\ mk done from Fifth Street to run they· II all benefit."" Ferre~e -..aid. ··1 t \\as open dunng ri1e constructiOn. -,;ltd h~ i-.. ·'From SeconJ to Fifth streets on he said. Aho. some previous!) cxtst1ng the board\\ alk. will get unden\ ay in a temporary tncon\'cntcncc for a permanent l)ptimi-,ric for the bu-.) summer month' Rchnboth Av~nuc. all utility ltnes. parking spaces have been con\'ertcd to September. Fcrrcsc ... aid. solution .. ahcaJ. includmg cable. phone anJ electric have parallel parJ...mg spots. Phase two \\ill include the rnstallation Shell\• Heunnu. manager of The Ed!.!c. ··we arc llhlktn!! fon\ ard to hell1!! been put undcrgrounJ,'' he said. ··we·ve "'We have I .495 year-round re-.tdcnts of a roundabout \\ ith a ltghthouse Ill the an altcr~ative cl~othrng ~..,tore. -,aiJ l;er finished and it does In~'" much better n BY ALI CHEESE\I.\ ..... The mam drfferences between ··E\ en home olltccs that ha\ e Prcventinn Offtce on Smokrnu and St tl<• Bo.,ton"s ban and these of r\ew · t\\ o or more employees \\here one Health. sa1d each -.tate rch~s on 'c\\ York C.tt\. Calif and York City anJ Delaware ,.., the person doe" not smoke have to be state and local efforts \\hen Delaware ha\e pa\e.d the \\a) for expense of the fines for smoking. smoke-free."" Potter satd. implementing smokmg hans. more cities and -.tatcs to JUmp on She .,aid while 'ew York City and The restaurant O\\ ncr-. arc ··with all of the information on the no-moKmg band\\ agon Delaware tend to be more expensive bracing them ... ehc" for ncgattve the 3.000 lung cancer deaths and Since ~1 Zmda). all workplaces \\lth fine-.. Boston's arc relative!) impact due to the ban. but along 35.000 heart disea-.c deaths a vear 111 Bu-.,ton no lllngcr pcrm1t -.moktng mexpcnsive with the complainh there have been in Delaware alone, someone ·wa-., m..,uJe the t>utldtngs. Bruce Potter. director of some pos1tn c com men h. he sa ill. hound to notice_.. he :-aid. Kristin O'Conner. ~1e m ber-,h 1p Se n ·i ces of the "E' eryone ts hoping for the London "aid man) -.,tates. such spoke<.person tor the Bo-.ton Public Massachu-.etts Re-..taurant best:· Potter said. a-., \Iaine. are no\\ moving tn a Health Commt-;-.ion. said as mote As~ociation. said fines could reach The cit\ ha-. been \\ orkin!! on stmtlar direction. which 'Co uld <,Cienufic mformatiun 1s publt ... hed. up to S I ,000. compared to KC\\ this ban for. the past four ye;Jrs~ and c' en t u a II) Ie ad to a nation\\ i J e more pe~>plc are bccom111g aware of York Citv and Delaware fines that tht-. is -;1mply the next phase 1n smoJ...inu ban the effcch of ... cconJhanJ smoke can cost ~p to $2,000. creatin2 a health\ en' ironment. E\'~11 if a ~tate is not aiming for and arc v.atchtng out for thetr One of the other main Potter s."iiJ. · a s t a t c '' i d c ban o n s m o k i n'ir 1 n health. Jtfferences between the bans is that Since the han was -,o recentlY publi~: places. some rcstau~ant ··1 he citv council in Hoston Boston's. hke Delaware's. applte-. enforced, he said 1t \\ ouiJ take owner'> arc takmg re..,pons1bilitv heard tesumony from I .000 people to all workplaces. whereas Nev.. se\'eral \\eek-. to sec .Jn) effect 111 themselves and banntng -.moking who ... upportcd the smoKing ban.·· York. City's ban applies to only restaurant-.. and bar\. within their indi\'tdual rc-.taurant.... THL RI \ II:\\ /k"r.:a Du<'t"l<' she -;atd, .. ,, hich helped thetr restaurants. bars and nightclubs. he Joel London. pre:-., officer for he '>aid Beginning this past i\londay. smoking was prohibited in workplaces decis1on to tmplcment the ban." satd. the Centers for Dt-.case Control and in Boston. adding to the growing number of cities with such baru . .. . ~~ ~ -- .. _,.. . --.;-.... 6 firE RE\ lEW ).Ia;, 9, 2003 Spam spreads to U.S. cell phones \lura;. am.t o..Jid J,lpan pao..-..l'd On Jan 3. 200 I. he introtluccd targeted at a spcCJtic problem ... St<1jl R Speaker: Jeff Gould Word Prodllctions Presents ... A public service Dragon Rising Acupuncture Sponsored by Wellspring announcement from www.udel.edu/wellspring The Review: STRESSED OVER FINALS??? 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I am no remo' argue that Peterson should not be charged ~eeler \\as charged with murder after he case qutte a few other cases have Wade the court has said that the \\ith t\\O counts of homtcide. It should be struck hts \\ tfe m the abdomen resulting m established precedent that when the fetus ts Constitution does not protect a fetus. AndrewFong 4uite obv10us that the fetus \\as \Jable. a still horn child. mdeed Viable it should have ··more" rights As to the argument that the fetus is a though ma) have required medtcal aid to Kee 1er \\.as exonerated from all attached to tt. which would not conflict person it must be asked whether California Guy be so. charged b) the Clltforma Supreme Court with Roe\'. Wade. law make<; sense. Roe v. Wade states. Web I will. hO\\ever. try to argue that tn 111 a 5-~ deciston that held ''human bemg" It is also worth notmg that smce Roe v. "when those trarned 1n the respective California penal code i-.. inconsistent \\'tth W~h not tu appl~ to a child until it was born Wade many Congresse., have tned to enact disciplines of medicine. philosophy and Rae v. Wade ''hen applied tn fctu-..eo; that ali\ e. various "Right to Life· amendments that theology are unable to arri Ye at any o, a the I.tst fe\\ months. \\ c ha\ e are not viahle. Th1s case was later O\ er turned hy \\ ould protect a being from the moment of con..,ensus. the judiCiary. at th1s point in the been embroiled in a \\ ar agam ... t Iraq that Califorma penal code states, ":\iurder P£ op/e \', Dans and the law was rc-\Hitten conception. development of man's kno\\ ledge is not in ha... taken much of the natwnal attention ts the unlawful killing of a human bemg. or to ''hat is as stated abo\ e. Thi'> new law. Konc of these amendment:-. have been a position to speculate as to the answer." a\\a) from. ''hat in an) other time. \\Ould ;1 fetu-.. with malice aforethought." The law ho\\ ever. does not seem to cohere with Roe rattfied by any Congres!-.. But. CalJfornw Thus. Califorma is no positiOn to make ha\C been a front-page stor). the Lact continue\. "The statute specifically 1. Wadt'. seems to have tried to ratify such a ·'Right a law explicitly attaching what would Pc:er-.on case. prm ide!-. that it doc'> not appl) to abortion'> Roe 1'. Wade deals with abortion rights to Life" amendment tn their state and amount to "personhood·· to a fetus, such I recently read a pas-.age \\ ntren by a compl)ing with the Therapeutic Abortion and privacy righb. But. the more succeeded. that \\ ould be protected legally under the friend concerning hO\\ Interested he was m Act. performed by a doctor when the death underlymg issue in Roe 1'. Wade ts the legal G1ven how the penal code apparently ConstttuttOn. spectftcally the 1-lth \\hat the medw would term the heing in-.ide of the mother \\.Us substantiall) certain in status of the fetus and what rights are \\ ork.s tn California (and other various amendment. of Laci Peter~on. \\ ould they call it a fetus. the absence of an abortion. or whenever the proteLted by th1s legal status. <.;tates wtth similar codes) one must admit While the Peterson case may indeed be an unborn child. a baby? mother solicited. aided. and othen\ise In the "Opinion of the Court'' from that there 1s a great degree of Inconsistency a slam dunk. given the evidence, the I would re~pond by ~aying medically. chose to abort the fetus .. Roe 1. Wade. persons are only protected about the legal rights of a fetus. current law and the fact that the fetus was and legall). when the being reaches 8- The penal code ..,eems irregular in po~t-natal by the ConstitutiOn and the Bill While one can make the argument that 'iable. it Js easy to see that perhaps weeks-old it is termed a feru ... . ~ow thts IS conjunction with the Supreme Court and of Rights. The brief "a) s. "In short, the it is the mother who should have the ch01ce Cal1 forma· s penal code protecting fetuses the intcre-.ttng part m the Peterson case: other courts. gt,·en ho'' they have mled on unborn have ne\er been recognized m the of aborting or not: it should not follow that needs 'to be revrsited - if not just to be bcc:lU ... e it i" alleged that Scott Peterson a fetus· s legJ.I status. lav. as persons in the whole sense." one that kills a non-viable fetus should be constant w1th the legal tarns of a fetus. killed Lac1 Peter:-.on and the fetus For example. in the 1970 case of It v.ould follow from thts that only chc. rged wtth murder. Therefore. he can be charged with two Keeler 1. Superior Court of Amador post-natal beings are "persons" that the law Murder would imply that the fetus is Andre\\' Fong is the online editor for The counh of h>>mlcide. I am not g01ng to County. \\hich was tried in California. speaks of. After this milestone. howe\er, indeed a living per<,on yet even in Roe 1'. Revie11·. Send comments to a:[email protected]. Students don't need dating sites on a ne\\ per~on each day. don· t d1mng hall. stdcwalk. gym. part-time When it comes down to it knO\\ the last name of the person job or class. you cross paths with though. tl:ese same people are just Erin Fogg you are currently hooking up with or dozens of potential mates in any lazy and scared. You have a golden are !>O afraid of the C-word gtven week. resource at your fingertips - a (commitment) it IS enough to mak.e Why then are college students college town - and yet you are In the Fogg you vomit' wlently for hours. bhndly surfing thetr way into the stuck. behind your desk:. unable to A person 1s expenencmg a hearts of C) ber gceks/psychos/sex mO\e because you are too lazy and unique time in their life when they offendcrs at an astounding rate? afraid to make a move on an actual, ~aziness coupled With are in college. They arc free from Untversity students and living human bcmg. A screen name cowardice is the most deplorable thetr parents· mles but they are sttll graduates \vho started up Web sites or a profile is much more convement mix I can think of. And when it safe from the wide, frightening such as CampusFitrts.com and to mteract wtth. comes to f1ndmg romance on a expanse of the real world. They are Collegeluv.com sa\ it is because Step awa) from the computer' college campus. this pet peeve not treated like a child anymore. but college students :.have trouble GnH\ some balls and say hi to the snowballs into an unforg1 vable they also aren't burdened with all the finding dates because thev are too cute girl who sits next to you in class union. re-.pon-;tbilities a grown adult shy, stuck in their \vays or picky... or the guy \\aiting in line for a This \\ eek. C '!':.com reported cvcntuall) accumulates. Hooking up Sorry, but that'<, a load of crap. scrumptious dining hall omelette. that online matchmaking ~en·ice s may not be the first thing on every I was probabl) one of the shyest There 1s no excuse whatsoever aimed ..,pecificall) at college :-.tudents college student's mind. but love teen-agers m the world before 1 came for an average college student to arc popping up all over the \Vorld certamly tsn't etther. to thl'> universtty. and I know there resort to an online matchmak.tng Wide Web. The first paragraph of That being !-.aid. even if you m-e are a lot of shy people out there. servtce. the arttcle cla1med. "many college just Iookmg for someone to connect I\1any of my peer.., also like their Not only ts It unnecessary. but it students have a hard time finding with on an emotwnal level. someone lt\es to work in a certatn way, IS also wetrd and sad Ho\\ do you love·· and. "that fact. coupled \\ tth to have a harmles~ httle fling with or following a specific routme. Some meet. fall in love and marry someone their Internet savvy. i'> making someone to spoon \\tth on the lonely cater to tmpossible expectations due you met on the Internet? students a natural market" for this nights. a college campus io, the best to Inflated ego!-. and spoiled It Is unnatural and deplorable service. place in the world to find that lifestyles. that 'ibrant. youthful college underst.mdable route to romance. growing tn popularity all over the \\'Orld. Fir-.t of all, I \\ant to know how person. Cl\'1\'.com·s article 4uoted a ~tudcnts in the middle of their sexual t\1atchmak.tng sen ices online many of) ou untversity students Unless you lock yourself in your Harvard business ~chool graduate as prime hide behind a computer. All are also dangerou-.. They gJ\'e Cn\L)' So put down thts ne\\ spa per. reading this edttonal arc actually dorm room and your computer is saying. "tt is dtfficult t~ settle for the mtddle-aged single. divorced or people the perfect opporrumty to turn off your computer ;.tnd go meet looking for love. I would be \\ illinl! your only friend - in whtch case 1 something less than the average \\idowed people have a lot fewer taJ..e advantage of )llUr sad. ~ad state. someone for God-.akes. to bet -that out of every I 0 peopl~ strongly recommend therapy S \\ ed 1 sh-modcl-brai n-su rgco ~ prospects. When you are older and While I am not onl) surpnsed read1ng thts, two of you are in a there are endless opportunities to tango-dane 1ng- i ntc II ectual-hi pp1 c strapped do\\ n to a JOb and kids, and that these \\.eb sites geared toward Erin Fogg is a uf) news editor for committed. loving relationo;hip. On meet people on a college campus. chic-yet-matcrnall y-i nc Iincd-best your looks are on their way out. the college ~tudents even exist. I am The Rt>1•ie1t. 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Rai-..ing \'illor that c.m alter \arga.... 1110lld'>. B2 ~~~----~~~BJ E~TERT\1;-;~IL'-: I' TH! ARIS PHWLE. Frida\... \ 1av. 9. 2003 R to desuov lhe fashion industrv 8\ \H 1 1""·\ RR \(IlFELD ~pllrb lllustr.llL'd '>\\ nnsuit i'-'>lll.'. '" helping them "I'm on m:-. ti tih band right nm\:· he sa)"· dl.':-.il:,'ll .md "ill abL' be mode ing Robithon otiginall:-. entered the utm crsn:. a-, a Sophomorc P,11 Rubm ... on -...L).., he al\\ a~.., knl'\\ "The shtrt \\ e 'rc doing is a cn.:am-CLllorcd t.mk bu ... inc ... .., maJor. but "a).., he already knc\\ about hm' h~ \\ l'uld do "l'lllcthm:; \\ .th cl,,thing .md .111 d~s1gn. top \\ ith hl'r stgnature lll1 the side," Robmson sa;- s. to run a bu-,ines-, aticr mamging a -,kate and piua he jtht d1J not kno\\ \\hat. laughing. "\\ e 'rc "orking ()11 a 'crsion for the guy::. -.hop. r\tier hrietl:-. considering a painting major. The ,111..,,\ a cam~ 111 the fonn of a punk htp-hop bccathl' her des1~'ll 1s rcall) femmme." Robinson finall) .,cttlcd on lw, current maJor. m... p:rcd clothmg :tnc f,,r the \\anna he rod. star or In Sc.,tcmber, Robinson -...tys he \\'Ill bc gomg to "Photograph) ts more uscful111 c\-cryda! lite and run-of-th~-mil1 -..k.ttcr punk a trade shO\\ 111 Calif,,rni.t and he hopes Destroyed I get to ha\ c lim '' tth school," he ""Y"· Rohin-.on. n photogr.tph~ major and Ckllhmg \\Ill bc looked upon l:t\llntbl! therc. ;\ fier Rob in~on sa! s he ah\ ay-. wanted to create a \\ ilmingtnn. Dd. n.tti\ c. "' th~ C\Hl\\ nt?r t,f that. hl' and Bmsh plan tlll 1110\ ing on to jean-.. col clothmg line after he graduated. 0~ gu) - g,,ud "ith d. do thi-. difTcrently or we \u A-..bun and -.,kate in ~C\\ Jcr... e). There the; "I \\'. "Then we JUst he condude... that the~ dtd "cll, but Robm~on sa;..., happen. and tf it dtd r d laugh for three~ cars straight. go back. and forth until \\C get the finaltdea." the) ha\ c bigger platb for owr thc ~ummer but hc \ '>UCh a great lllthictan. funny and a pre!ty lie ... ays the clothing is reasonably priced.\\ ith T "\\l''rc domg lots of tour' \\llh bands. stuff lil.;c damn tough gu~:· shtrts at :, 15 and S\\ eabhit1s bet\\een S30 and 35. that.'' he -.ay ... ''\\ ~.: 'rc '' orkmg \\ ith the bands tll1 the Robin ...on. \\ith his sptky d.trk bro\\11 hau and a Destroyed Clothing and it-. paraphcmalta can be \\arpcd Tour and If) ing to get some ... how:,. in goate~ to match .... ay<. he has al" ay s bcen a rocl\.cr at spotted allo\ er campus. Robinson says.\\ ith sntdents Lollapalooza." heart. A look at hi-. "Rock ·n· Roll" belt buckle." hieh donning the line\ hoodies. T-sh111s and hats. Hc mcnt1orh that one of th~ mNe interesting he say-, he got at the Fam1cr\ \l.trket in :\e\\ Jcr-.e) .. "It fcc Is great... he says. ") ou can see all your prOJCCh cun·uHI;. in the "llrk-. "' a T--..hirt and tank i... C\ idcnce of that RobitNm pl.t) s guitar and he ha ... h.trd \\Orkin action right there." top that Petra \.cm.:o\ .t. the 2003 C THL Rl \ tl \\ !1'~ P'lot B\ JEFF ;\lA:\ monster would look like. protect John Conner (l\tck Stahl) Tlw. tunc if-, \\til "m th .md !\lanm L~m renee retcam as II ··Dadd~ Da~ ("an··· g11 to 1hc Chapm,m/\c.tdcm) Columbia The pri\ ate ac,1dcm:. apparent)). i ... the t)nl~ k·gnun.ttc Ratmg: ,'c ,'c prc ... chnnl 111 thl ...... uburh,m ncighhorhond. Run h) ,!Je t) runt \11....., Hamdan l \njehet~ H1"tnnl, till' children .trc fnrcl..'cl Ill "car uniform' and karn four diffcro:nt l,m guagc' and tai chi :\c\ cnhclc...... Charl1e a!lcmph to Ion f.. fur other ... dlolll' to -.~.:nd h1' 'on lkn fKhaman1 Cinf11n), hut tmLh U...Q ~~.~.~.• 4'Q •. ~.Jl.•# nothmg l'\Ccpt a trader park pre-school run h) ... e.u-: ~ h11:f.., and .I nice In tic hou-.e at\\ h1ch th~· pn1tcc arrl\c for .t bu ... t bcl1)rc Charlie can cnrolllkn. In .II FF \I\"' I'hc !act.. of cduc.l!,tm,JI m ... titutc' lead' Ch.1rlic to \/, I ~ If \ f_J ' r "Da~ld) D.t) Ctre.. 1, the 011 ol .. f.uml~ film" that CtllllC up \\ ith the idea llf 'L'ttlng up Dadd) Da) C1re to "ould prob.1bl~ do l·hildi\.'n mnrc h.tnn th.m got,d. gt\C Chapman a run for lh monc:. Charlie. and Phil l·pr ono.> thmg. nit thl t..id~ in the lllll\ ie arc ptH"tra)ed dcciLb, to run thl.' da;. care center in,idc Charlie·, home a ... rc.._·klc" ... o.._ Iop.tth' '' ho unl) 'en c the purpo'c 11f and the f..1d' "ho enroll arc the mntlc: '.trict~ llllC "1lllld tim mg the adult, irh.Uli.' C\pcct I rom a Hllll)" <'od pack.tgcd comcd:. Thl: nn_;Pl ..,ter of th1' IS. of C('Ur,c. Eddie ~lurph~ J'hcre ·, one gn·J \\ ho 1... much 'martcr than the other "-1d' ,lfld can read. one bo~ \\hll Ihinf.., he i' Tho: Fla,h. '' ht"i.' tciQ;et ""Thl·l iuic :\lcGuirt- \lo,il:" "'Rabing \ 'ictor \ "argas" \\all Oi.,nt·~ Pictun~s Samuel (;oltln ~ n Films Ratmg: ,'c ,'dt2 Rating: ,'c :c :c :c 111 Drc ..., up a prett). ) oung ~'lrl m -..omc trend) ckllhc .... add a In a ~Cihl', Pct.:r Solktt'-. "Rabing \'ictor \'argas .. ts the gl'(x! \ o1cc -.ingmg to choreographed dall\:c .... :.md the ca-..h reg :mtithc:-.h of .Ju,t•n lin', ··Rctto:r I uck lonmrnm:· Lm 's 1ilm bier ... tart:- to pia~ ~atch) melodic D1rcctor .lun Fall and 1hc "a... a sty Ji,ti.: ... tud~ or ... Lihurban 1l\ crachic' cr~ \\ ho ... uunbk Di ... n~.:) ere" Jr~ hoping that tho.>\\ hole~om~. llilaf) Duft\\On ·t 11110 a hfc 111 crime.\\ hilc ""Vargas"" take~ a look .t! the li' cs of b~ groping -.nakc .... gro\\ ing boob ... and ripping otfh~r clothe-.. in poor teen-agers from the Lo\\Cf f'ast-..idc or ~lanhanan \\hll a fc" )Car . d ... em cr Ill\ c in-.tcad vf drug-.. a'ld \ 10lcncc "LILZIC \k(itnre:· th.: 1ccnagc melodrama on the Di-.nc) Dull":- characto:r ailn" ~ ) llllllf! gtrb and "onJL·n to feel .1 \ tctor \ .1r~a · (\ ll"lor R.Nlk) i~ ,1 bighcatkd :--oung ... tcr "Ill) Shm 1). h1,\\ C\ o:r. a rol'uncc c~.)c ... d.:\ dup hem co:n Jud) ~hannc' ha... \\ om~n of all age-. I fting thcm-,eh c" on· of couch \\hole lot beltl.'r ahlllll 1hen mo-,t crnbanas ... mg moment.... '1' c" "1th hiS )Oungcr brother "nd 'ISler .llld neurotic. but car ,md \'io:tor.• md it 1' not the \ mt.·.l and t,>rtuw ..... f..md one can c... and mto the mo\ 1c theater for the ··The Li.rzil..' :\ kGuirc \\'hik th.:rc. :-he lllLht d~.1dgl.' her nc\\ and "'llclgr•-likl..''. mg grandmother. \\ !10 i~ IlK· head of the household. At the ...cc 111 film-, hkc ··Just \larned"" or ""HO\\ to l osc a ( 1U) 111 I 0 \ lo\1~ ... pnnc1pal. \1 t-s lngo:mlc) cr ( \k\ Borstcml to CI~IO) Ihe bl..'gmnmg of the film. the audiCIKC finds \~ctor ... ccr-:tl;. Da~ s ... Instead. "rito:r diro:ctor Peto:r Solicit goc... for llll>rc The mo' ic ... tar-, the: oung and hip Dull" .md her big-hatred athcmurcs of tho: Italian outdtlOI" on her tmn. '\one other than -..mO(lChing \\ th ··t at Donna.'' .md soon enough. \\ ord spreads authenue cmouons that Da' 1d Gordon (Jro:o:n masterful!) fn~nd (,~.,rdo (Ad.un Lunbcrg). man outragcm"' ad\\.·ntun: that hl'r kl'ell fashion Sl'llSC, blond.: lt'Cks and ugh! JC:lns f I d her Ill around the .lcighhorhtlOd that Victor has bco:n boinf..tng the c-.;udcd in .. All the Real Girb." lea\ c... audience ... \\ ith ,1 fl·cl-gOI."~d C\pcn~ncc upon departure. ILl\ c and in troubk u,;l~ g1rl of the neighborhood As1de from the rdatltm,htp bet\\l'eJ' \ 1ctor and .fuel:. there \\hen m ...chool. -..he Inc" to c..,~,lpl.' h~r trouble. t'lllC Iill' and Sumlar to man: of the cptsodo:-. 0fhcr shU\\. t ll 1110\ e has To ,h,urc e\CI)vnc ll',lt he llnly goes alier "'dime, ... \ 'ictor h also a "onder lui :-l'IN~ of gcl'uincnc" in the romances u honible little brother for a cia" trip to Roml..'. a lc ...... on to teach the aud1cnco.> member... \\ uh a chcc... : D1 ... nc;. SAY Marc Grevson Vence Siherberg Lutz WHAT? .. Senior Junior Senior The Review asks "I e.tt candy. "I focus on "I like to preferably whatever watch Disney students: chocolate work I'm mo\·ies and and doing or take look at picnu·es of Cadbun\ a drive and " Elijah Creme eggs.'' listen to How do you .., \\7 ood." Improve• your lTIU'\IC• mood? "000 look at pictures of Elijah ·Wood" - Senior Greyson Lutz Lisa Groden Adam Amy Senior Baumol Luchey Freshman Freslunan "I pur on D.\ve "I compose ''I watch a w~i.... AT Lf.AST YJE'R( '.1 \.\ Mamhews music." mone, and take a usually nap." 'Billy M.adi· "on. '., - C HJL \I_ I'!or1 1 'J'! v' I hl' In· I a\\S \, ., 1() UD-1-1!;;1!.!.1 HUll.\\ "\lliW \\ \.f \\\!{h. ( I \.I \1.1 FIRS I' l :\10:\ \RE:\'.\ (215) 336-3600 li'abam l 1111 cnm ( ( 11/t r. ··chil'a~o:· flabl1 I { /Ill t1 I Ill ( tl ' I "'1 hl' \n ~~r \Jana~emtnt II 2. I 10, ''lU.4 15 ~ '' illl-Jlf!ll 7:"l0 p.m. 'il ··rhc Hccruit."" 10 pm. "·~ Rt'lTIIit... I() p n' . 3 "( 'hkagu"" 10 Journey. Styx & Reo Speed wagon. June 29. 7 p.m .. $46.50- h._.' '·'iu 'l " If~"' Bringing l>o\\n th<•lloll'•C 11·110. I ~'i 4"i0 ., '0. \n!.!IT \lana::rmrnt ft' 1 1'. ~ 00. Cl·l5 ,, ("Pl. ' $5o.50 IO·I)'i I 10. l O.J 00 Q I 'i ~em 30 4 W. 6. 1' 9·00 !he Slclllt Bal/oo11. D.l Dance Part) n/ Chka~.:o (J ~' · I 2' I ''i '' <'i. •J 1'i \.2: \.-\ lt·n l nit I'd I r I 4.". (• 4\ 9 40 ::WI 2 4:>. 0.1 E' ii·E. x p.m . .., I Dar Pt11 k Jc, , m Diatrilw 9 pIll . nn l>add) lla) l arl' II 10 I '0. 11 '0. ' lO. ' ~0 l45,645. \1,t) ~- 200~ • T HE REVIEW • B3 M ther nature's cures for era ki es "St John's \\ ort can take three tl' ti.n1r \\~cb to kick O\l r pre cnpt•on dmg'> 1' that the\ t) p en!!) do not h.JH' [the upplcmcnh] ar..: \\orkmg," she sa:., h~ \: t r in. hke .t prl·"·npll<'ll dntg," he ~a)'· the long-tcnn '>Hie cll'c.:t--. th.1. pre .:roptwn dmg5 c,m h,l\ e "(I thmk] th,l! ';am-c I'> JUst as ~lfel'li\C as Prlvac. and Ll\ mg the '1gorou' cnlkgc hfc r.m be challenging '\ailC\ ~lilt, the .1-.si-.,t e-mail message from the studio forwarded sense of 0\\ nership." he say .... ":-.o It docsn ·r ' p through the uni\ crslly reprimanding them for '>ecm likt: stealmg." The buttery -.ccm of frc-,h popcorn fill... "mfringcmcnt pur-.uant to the r.:-quircrncnt... of Ross cite-; the exhilaration of being the the ,m a ... mo\ icgocr-., chat "hile the~ hurry to the Digital :-. 1illcnnium Cop~ right Act:· lirst to se..: an unrclca~cd 111\l\ ic and the l~tct grab the be-.t "Cab. Familiar -.,ounds or cand) The D\ tC,\ \\a.., pa-....cd in l'.l9S to limit th,ll dO\\ nloading mm ie' i-.. free ,Js rea-..on-; '' r.1ppcrs and soda -,furp ... -.ct the mood for the Cl)p) right mfringcmclll liabilit) of m-.titutiOn.;; \\ h) mo\ ie pi rae;. is ... o 1)rC\ alent on college eager audience. The light... dim .... ignaling that of higher learning pnn iding the:;. !mrnedmtc- campusc .... the moment ha ... linally arriwd to 'it back. 1;. rcmo\ e cop) nghted material from their ··h t.:l') thtef has a rationale lt>r stealing:· relax and cnjo:. the "hO\\ -.en icc pro' idcr he sa\"· ~omconc clicb "Pia: .. on h1:-. \Vindm\, The -.ubscqucnt c-matl mc~~agc from the "lophomorc ,\ le\. Dougher!). \\ ho ha-. .\1edia Pia) er Ulll\ crsll) to the accu~cd "tudent incbdcs the been dm\ nloadmg mm ic ... for more than a fht:-. :-erne •~ becormng more familiar com pl •. 1111 from Urm cr ... al SIUdio' ,h ''ell a' a year, ~.~~ s he docs not consu.lcr mo\ i.: pi rae;. than C\ a m dom1s from Penn State to l C dcmand to cc.be the dt~tnbut1on of cop) r ,:.ht to be stc,IIing due to the hm quaht) ofmo\ •c, Da' 1 a mo\ ic p1r.1c) j, no longer funned to cd materi,II and <1 n:quco;t ti.1r .m c mail meo; copied !rom the Internet. He fed mu\ ic pua the techno-geek... ot th..: "orld. '>.lgc ot apolog~ '' nh a" urance th..tt the m<~tc C) ha ... po<;lll\ L con-.cquenccs lor the f,lm \luch to the chagnn of the lilm produc nal ha:, been rcmm cd fn1m the computer. mdu-.tl). T' I RE\'IE\\ file PI ·•· > uon tndU~lf). "the ill ega\ dbtnbUtllln of COfl) Further puni,hmcnt from the Lilli\ cr.. It) "It C\pO,.,c5 1110\ ic ... to a large range of Unh ersit~ students make up t 6 percent of .. peer-to-peer" files downloaded. righted material'' or mm ic piraC) on the mcludcd t.:-mptlraf) loss of Intcrnet prh ilege-; pcoplc that m,l) then go out to ~cc ltighcr Internet. has become a rapid!) ~prcading • and an inspection of the offender's computer qualit)." he sa)s. fhc 1 sue 0f mo' 1c pi rae) hn clo~e to future malignanc). c-.peci.tll) on college campuses. m order to check the hard dm c. lim\ C\ cr. accordmg to the \\ cb ~ite for home ti.n college ... tudcnts. e ... pec•all) Ill the Bccau-;e mo\ ic -.tudios ha\ e been unable In a Congn::~-.ion,d he< r ng on tile-shar Ha:-.sler 'a) s both the entcrtammcnt the \lotion Picture A..,sociat1on of America. \\ akc of the '\apstcr ~candal of 2000. to take dO\\ n online distnbution companies. ing in I·..:bnlaf), Rep. Larw ':>rmth. R- Tcxa~. mduslf) and the uni\ cr... it) take 1110\ ic pi rae;. "the U.S motwn picture mdthtl) lo-;c.., an \ "uit im oh ing four colkgc ~tudcnb the mling ''ill likely mean increased prosecu .mnounced that 16 pcrcer t L t "'pc.:-r-to-peer" ... criou,f~. exec'' of 3 billion annually in potential \\ ho ... ct up their 0\\n ilkgal mu..,ic tradmg tion of indt\ 1dual do'' nloadcrs, hke college tile do,mload' ''ere mad.:- b) college :-.tu "\\'e (the uni' er-.it)] mu-.t In ten enc \\ orld\\ ide rc\ enue due to pi rae)." \\'eb "nc-, \\as settled :\la) I It \\as dccid.:-d ..;tudcnts. In addition. media t:ompame~ may dcnt-.. immediate!) ''hen \\ c recci' c an etTccll\ c Also. media anal) st... 'a) the 20 percent th,lt O\ et the nc\.t three) car .... each of the four nO\\ be forced to create their own fee-based \10\ IC -,tudio... ha\ c become h1p to th1s notification of claimed mfringemcnt," he drop 111 DVD and CD sales fmm 2001-2002 i... 'ltld~nh \\mild pay tht.: r~cordmg indu,;tr) ·~ online distribution companies in order to latc ... t college-kid scheme. dubbed "tilc-,har sa)'· adding that. "On!) student... arc !table tor pm1wll;. allributed to the current populanl) of trade as ... ociation bet\\ ccn I ~.000 and rcdccm contml of cop) righted material. tng." and ha\ e recent!) implemented nc\\ monetar: damage~ and ma) l~tcc ti:dcral or lntcmct piraC). 17.000 "\Vtth an:;. step fomard in technolog:.." mea... ure-., to reclaim their profih. In the past -.tate criminal prosecutions ... Ross says he i:-. s) mpathct1c \\ 1th llm\C\Cr, no mmic trading \\Cb..,ite ha ... Ross sa:;.s. "pirates are \\ aiting." 1 fe\\ months alone. thou~ands of accusatory e Infringement of the D:\1CA can result in Holl: \\Ood\ dllemma. though he h not ... up been ~ucccssfully -.,Jwt dO\\ n ;. et due to the So the battle between the tilm production mail me:.sage-. ha\ e bccn sent to uni\er:-.ities ci\ il charge~ ranging from 200 to more than porti\ e of certain measures th~ mdustr) i-. tak l~tet that those under ... crutin~ ''ere de..,lgnt.:d mdu ... tr) and those '' ho steal from them rages that harbor mo' ic pirah.: .... $2.500 per all. The cnminal punishment for ing to protect thcmsclve~. such a~ Cclp) coding kgitimatcl) The online sen icc-, argue that on. gaining momentum with C\ ery click of the L nh cr-. it) student ... an: e\ en being penal the first oflcnst: ndudc:-. fees up to S500.000 D\'0~ . Ross bciiC\CS cop~ coding. \\ hich the) ''ere created to assist u-,cr.., 111 -.hanng mnthc. \\ ith no apparent end in ~ i g hL college ized for an act man) consider to be a nght. or impnsonment for up to tiYe ) car,. through a coding mechanism placed on indi lcgJ! malc'"wlm cr the Internet and cannot be dorms C\ Cf) \\here remain a fa ,·orite place to ophomore Da\ c K.oston. '' ho do'' n Hasslci says h~ is not cenam that the vidual DVD.., makt.::-. 1t impossible for the liable for those '' ho the the \\'cb ,jtc, to ille catch up on the latest box otlice blockbuster loaded mo\ ic-. t\\ o to three ttmcs p..:r "cck. total amount of mv\ ic pirac;. at the Ulll\ ers1ty O\\ ncr of a movie to reproduce p01110n' of 1t gall) di ... tributc material. Rut hm' long ''Ill this com·ement. yet Illicit. ... ay:-. he ''a...... urprised he got caught lor pira has decreased since th1s recent campaign for pcr-.onal u ... c. tramples on the nghts of On April 25. ,1 federal court judge ruled acti\ it) Ja-,t JS a belo,·ed college pastime? cy. e\en though he rcali7cd it \\O:b illegal. against illegal do,,·nloading has been imple Ia'' -abiding citizens. in fa\ or of t\\ o online :-.en ICC.., that allO\\ The -,crccn goc' black. and then the "How Lild the;. find meT he ~ay-.. mented. Ross o.,ays he i::-. unable to lcgall: cop~ u:-.cr~ to both legall: and illcg,llly ~hare 1110\ ic begins K.o ... ton is not ::tlonc. K.arl Ha-. ... Icr. as ... oci "I do kno\\ that not many come bJck for scenes from DVDs he O\\ ns due to copy cod mcdm. nam..:l) 1110\ ics. thwugh the Internet. It feel-, like paradise to enjoy a ne\\ ate dm:ctor of:t\et\\Ork and y ... tcms Sen Ices seconds," he -.a) s ing and tl1ll'> cannot use these clips in his film The hi-..tonc rultng i:-. di ... appuinti•lg for the 1110\ ic in the comfon of a dorm; there arc no at the uni,crsny. states 111 an e-mail me,sage There are man) probable reason~ as to classes. cntcrtammcnt indu~tf) and i:-. prc-.cntl~ being anno) ing di-.tractions. no uncomfortable ... cab that from the beginning of this academic year why college studcnb make up such a large Because 1110\ 1c p1racy is a rclati\ ely appealed. and, of cour... c. no ticket price. through :.larch. th~ uni\ cr~it) had proce:-.scd ponion of illegal mo' ic pirates. modem issue tor the entertainment mdu..,try. Ros:-. belte\ c.;; mo\ ic studio ... \\ill contm The phone ring.... I 9 allegations of cop: right infringement. Film Professor Harris Ross 'ay.. recent ne\\ de\elopmcnh on the legality of onlmc uc to fight until thc ruling is O\ crturncd, '·This b n1Yersal tudios. You're being Student ofl'ender::-. ''he dfl\\ nload movies technology makes p1rac) ~eem bemgn. distribution are constant!) being debated and though he ... ays there i~ no den: ing that the ... ucd for cop) right in fr ngernent.'' produced from Universa Studio~ recei,·c an ··studenh arc disconnected from any changed. Internet h the di~tribution mcchani ... m of the Studios load up their summer lineup continued from B I The good ''ord: "American \\'edding" \\'ill mtbt likely understand Cho\\ \ unique l:astcm-hh comcJ: distribu be the last slice of "Pic'' sen cd to summer audiences. the comic book ma) hem continue-. \\ ith Scan Cor nef) in tor .\1iramax's dee1s1on to duh the ongmall) Cantone ....: lan guage certainly doesn't help. "The League of [ \.traord i n a r~ Gentlemen." ';m_ser "Tough LoH'' ( \ugust 1) ~land;. L\!oore contmu..: ... to prt)\e she can act better than rhc good word: Unfamiliar mo' icgoer... '' dl final!~ get \\'hen plans to kidnap the child of a tcdcral prosecutor Bntne~ in ''Ho\\ to Deal." \\ hilc director A1cx Proyas c-.:po ... ure to one of !long Kong', be ... t kept ... ccrets in ( hL'\\ go -.our. th~ mob calls in a gangster (Jcnnifi:r Lopez) to as,bt ("Dark Cit)·· l retum.., after a 5· y~.:ar hiatu:-. '' ith "Garage the on gina! hired gun (Ben Allkck) to can; out the jLlb. "S.\\.A.T." (August 8) Da~ s." Also. prep.tre lt)r a unique cinematic cxpencnce :\tartm Brest ("L\teet Joe Bl.lck") helms tht.: he~l\ il: Ba-.,ed on the '70 tde\ i-;ion ~en c .... "S \\ \.f .. :-.tars ''hen the Sp;. Kid, add, a \\hole nt.:\\ dimcn~1on to the fran TI IE Rf\ II'\\ Fik P>lo1o a\\ ailed OlhCn.. ·cn pamng ofHoll)'' ood\ high-protile couple Samuel l.. .Jacbun and Colin I .1rrdl as t\\ o m.:-rnbcr' ol .m chis..:\\ ith -- ~ p~ Kid\ 3-D: Gaml' o, er,'' and the game i:-. far "Sp~ Kids J-0 : Game Owr" ''ill arrive in \nth AI Pacino and Christopher \\aiken co-... tarring. chtc group mthe L \PD. from O\ cr for Angclma Jolie \\ ho return.., as Lara Croft in theaters in .Ju t~ in J-D format. 'I he bad "ord: Originally titled ··G1gll." "Iough L1l\ c" "Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life." Olh wr \ Lmincz (''l nt,nthful") pl.!) s the baddic dn1g might be an appropriate name to describe the mmored poor. lord '' ho puh up an otTer of \I 00 million fi.1r an)onc "ho h1s C\ tl hidchng~ . that t,.,, untd J.i'<'n ligures out Freddy\ plan early test screening..; of the lilm August can free him from incareewuon. L L Cool J and \ 1lchcllc and goc-., .1ftcr the nightmare-maker. ., he gond \\On!: If the tilm doc ... n·t get an~ bo' ot1icc RLldriguo al~o co--,tar. ,1 l'i •• \merican \\ cdding" (A ugust 1) l he b.Id word Jt', .tlmo ... t guarantee that the tilm 10\c. audiences will at least ha\e in Smith\ · 'Jcr~cy One of the la-,t cqueb of the summer. ·'American Kc' rhe bad \\ ord: In COil\ Cltlllg to film. T\ ~en..: ... ha\ en 't gomg to be bmmb,s and ,tll). Girl" (abo starring Alllcck and Lope;) to lonk ftll"\\:trd to \\eddmg" contmues the hwmliat1on of Jim (Ja..,on B1ggs), been bless..:d '' Hh the gt,od fortune that com1c book-, ha\ c 1 he good \\ ord !he .Judiencc for "Freddy ' s. Ja, on" later in the ) ear \\htch began m !999 \\ith "American P1e." had sec "I he ll.lod Squad'' .md "[ \p) ... pmbabl) "on 't c.m~ In tins chapter. J1m \\eds girlfriend band gcck ;,tichcllc The good '' un1: I he ca-.tirg o• the ah\ .I) amu-.ing "Shaolin Soccer" (August 8) Jackson and I .mell Cl'uld m.1kc ''') \\. \ T." the next bi!! (Alyson llanrugan). F\pect fiunilrar gu~.:-,to; at the a !lair \ho opening: \lore <;care' cn... uc a~ ",Jeepers Creeper 2" !'he ..;ports kung fi.t comcd:. that -..m,J,hcd ho:x office at:tlon fran c hi~c mcluding ~tifler (Scann \\ dliam Scott). Kc\ m ( Ihoma' Ian tnc~ to repeat the succc-;.., of the onginal. In the meantime, record-, last -,ummcr in I long Kong .~rri\ cs on \mcn~.:an 1cholas) and f-inch (E·ddic Kaye Thomas). But don't C\pCll .Iamie Lee C urti-., ... tm, m a re-make llf "F reak~ Fr id a~ • '>hore~. "hcd d ~ '"· .Ja,on'' ( \ugw.t 15) "Plc" ... t,ll"> ( hns Klein. \1ena Sman, f~u-a Reid or Natasha "bile icolas (age .mel S,un Rock\\ ell pia) the con game in Stephen ChO\\ direct-.. and ~t.trs ------~ · ~ - ~ - B-1 • 1111· RF\ n \\ • 1.) '-~ 'Orn feature forum T ree cheers for beer ng Courtney Elko L.l, e\ C t"-c! Ill Some 1-!irl" :-.h~.m a little skin nr fl1rt a~..-ross the (I 1c.~· th~c 111 ll.il mk-. .1rc agre1..·d upon. till' t.1blc .md~ "'-ll11C Ji..,tract the other team Jlht b~ • 1 1 m.t\ be t m nll1110ll, but ,i1tlcn:nt nile-. arc hemg eomph:td) ann1.1) ing. l'oLU ~d .lol'l I 1.: \\.1\. :\ lo-.t !!.iris arc nnt as "cnou-.. about beer pl11lg. I h1.. mk of beer pong '.11) tnun ... t.llc 111 st.llc I he\_, .t""I~!!.Ie ..... _ and their 'nice.., become !ugh •md from .,dwol to chool. p1h:hed '' lule pia) mg . I\\ 0 pmg pong r. II u f I. Rc.man! the wp \\he'lll\ dm'n ILl tour. (lf" dumt liJ .1 -,ong may be sung by a girl team, -.ur[Jcc ard beer are .1ll t 1. I ,.., 11.: ·d • I l \.:.1111 ' rL J:T.m,:!~.: t .: ..:.1p "hen n's do\\ n to three. '' hieh can :mno) not on!;. the opposmg team. but of beer p ng 1t \ OL "ll~s the [,I t-iC COlllplctel). then ) OU . ab1.1 the entire part). But '''to til\ cr•tcd t'Jc '' 11 de 1 p 1 ,1 beer h,J\<.' to d 1 k \\hat cracks me up the most about beer pong pong' ( 1HI ~.:.H' bltm the b.1ll out ot the cup. but 1s the all-impo11ant water cup used to dean Lllf I hat drunKen t .!'II 11 1 II ~· nntll. the ball 'I ~..u, I til oil the t.1hk 11 ..,uJI count:-. llf Do p~..·oplc real!;. think th1s 1s making the Ju~.: t game more samtary'! ( >hv., .. d null\ 1d ul-. ~omctm1~-. c' en make Probahl;. about -tO to 50 pet>ple at one part) •• ll 1 e m!c-; · drink out or the same cup~ that arc being used to I he\ are the people "ho "alk intL) a pat1), hold the beer die "ere .11lcgedl\ t .., ·d 1 ... te td l' )\\Ill! th' "nd t'"tl..' t.. bl.! and 1mmcdmtd: put their name on The ball falls off the table and rolls on the ball In ..,omc pl. c~-.. the 1!.·111 c "1 ll lied b~..cr tl c I t. \\ luch rca II~ mean:-. ... qul.?cting thc1r name 0111)'. beer-stained floor. sometime going under pong. 1t'' l.11led Bc1 • 1 II. 'o I II I lf!'lCr up on the li:-.1 refrigerators or couches. rhc actu.tlt. bl.: 1t '"It L J 1: 1 kc ~.:h. rll I IK'\ .m <•t.lkl..' lh the\ ,m: "ritmg on the list But all ) ou haYe to do i~ d1p the ball in the tl· 1t •'11.?_ .1rc gomg to dc'>tro~ C\ eryonc dsc on nO\\ bro\\ n \\ ater cup. and the game can contin th.: IJb c ue. I h•-; pe lm usuall) ha" a partner "hn b All of thc-.c aspects of beer pong are neces .!qu II~ enous about the game saf)·. J f e\ en one thing were mts~mg. the game I 'Cf) tJ•nc the pair make ... a -.hot. the ent1rc ,,·ould not be the -.ame. p,lrt\ hL If'> , bout II C'ould vou 11nagine a part) "ithout the deco he game. Once the dOJrinJting team ~~ "'up" on the mti\C plywood and red plastic cups? Pl.?oplc 1t I' ah\ .1; .t p oeeJure I !!C tl.: '3111.: <;, rt tabk. the~ Jo not le.J\e tilt.' tabk would not kno\\ \\·hat to do'' ith themscl\l.?s. ed. If )OU ha\ e the ple.t:-.ure of being friends \\ ith i-:o matter ho\\ long ago. or" ho iml.?nted it. \\ ho 1 ... uppo el1 tl• g 1 f II L t •c hu:r pttd 111 obsc cd beer pong pia: cr. then you kno\\ the game is still l.?ssential to a collq,!c part). er ~ The tc m th.ll u t 10 t. o tl ~· P.!\\ t.:ar c 111 hO\\ h.1rd 11 h to tem them a\\ ay from the table But still thl.? quest ton ha · not been ans\\ erect: mg up OPto the t 1ble J1o.:n "ho uf...~.o th ... •iN ''hen tt 1 ume to go home "hl.?rc did bcl.?r pong Clime from? hot. Do )OU keep C)e l.:Ont K: \ nl thc pcrs,m fhcr 1 .1lso the t<~sk of distractmg the otlll·r 1'111 sure C\l.?f)One \\Ould like to thank the per aero , the table and sl10ot at the mil tur.: or I ·t tc.1 1 son that :.:amc up "llh a simple little game of the Ill Oll'lllg team take the fir<.t rot) O\\. ~prl.., arc u-.t..lll) the culpnh of th1-. fea throwing a ping-pong baiL across a "ooden \II ofth1s IM :o be dcl.:Jd ·d bcfmc t JC gaPlC ture of be r pong. tabk. into a hcl.?r-tilkd cup. Cable TU gets a dose 8' S-\R\ I \\-\ '\CJH "11! ~tar tn the net\\ or!-;·, fir..,t onginal -.cne"-. Realm (entl.tl, "he <;H) • \' . ~ called "\leer the ~lakers ... a -.ho\\ about the mak Dcmcgr.tphic.JII\, more I, to 14-\ l.?ar-old~ Rcalny T\' fans ha\1.? pknty of program mg of Reality Cl.?ntral rhc .;ho" "ill tocu-.. on '' .1t...h reallt\ f\ th, n am other I\ pe of pro ming In J \\11 S BORDI '\ \ gmnt repli..:a of an ant farm. located 111 the same most of them are north of $250. , \good number of them g.lller). hang-. from a partit1on on a differem \\all. The are adorned with tiny rl.?d stickers. "hich means thl.?y The Del a\\ are C enter for the (. ontcmpc>rar) \rts IS anh arc a., big a-. human hands. grotcsqul.? and bizarre ha\"e bcl.?n sold to someonl.? "ho admired them. current!) ho.,llng more th II' 60 ''orb of a t O\\ ned ~) On the \\.111 direct!;. adjacent to the ant farm is an J\?ssi LaCo~ta. the Director of l\larkctmg & Public members of the tn t.tte Cl mmuntt). I he cxh bit, II tied intere ... ting \\ork b:. 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"aiJ from Georgia has paid off Ste,c\ dad. Stephen \'an l\otL "Hi.., gr:mdfathcr played football and ha ...e hall. and even pla)ed ha:-ehall '>emi-pro H\ liS.\ \I \RU DA '-IU.S '['\lib." he sard "[ rcall) It ked Ucmgw. :-\',J. 7 ttl the cuuntr~. for a \\ htle. and I played bao,ehall \ hut [ al"l rcall;. hke playmg haschall Sull. hcmg pan nf a \\inning team l ,11· \ tt:\C \,m ~ nrc. center hcldcr thmughout lugh school. .. he said. and I \\,L'>n·t gettin~ to pia).'' didn't mean much when he \\asn 't able for DeL' are " ba,chall team. hcmg a Stephen van 'ote i.., also qLuck to \an \1te ...:ud when he,,.~.., being 10 pla;. a lot. Hen1' much lhfft•rent trom the )eaP.> he account for hi' o.,on 's other trath rccnut~d h~ Georgia. the.: coach told him \\hen he dc.:l.:iJed to s\\ ttch 'TX'nt a.... a Georg1a Bulld1>g. "Of course. his bram'> and gooJ nne tlf the ourtieldeP.> ''a... going to be ...chnob, \an :-\'otc ,;ud Deltm :lfe \\as One thmg that ha'n 't changed. looks come from hts mother:· he JokeJ. drafted. meaning he would ha\C been an oh\ ious choice bc.:au ... c it ,,.a.., close be ... Jde ... hh 1,>, e fnr the.: game. i.., Ius Stephen Van Note sd.id from an abk to repla~-e htm m the .,tarring !me to hlltnC and had been a successful base ... u~r tJtJon .... carl) .tgc. hts son ah\ ays showed an up. As it turned out. the pia) er ball program for year'>. "I ah\ .t;.' \\ cai· thl" red -..Jurt from mtercst Ill baseball returned for Ius "cmor year. allowing "I jtht called up coach 5hennan h1gh ... .:hoot under 111) umfonn e\ ery "\\hen he was about ti,·e. he \ ,tn l\otc little to no pia) ing time. ,md told him I \\a.-. mterc ... tcd m pl.t) mg game:· he.: 'au.J "AJ,n. het\\cenmning.... alway.., had a ball 111 hio., hand.'' his dad "bel) coach h.1.., a drlfercnt \\ ay for hun:· he said. "The coach met with I ah\ a;., put m;. gill\ e and hat do\\ n l>n recalb. "He alway'> '' tmted to thfll\\ 1t of mnning hts team." he satd "At me. and after that meeting. l decided the tx·n.:h m the.: ,,une "fX>L around and plaj catch ... Georgia. the coach \\anted to usc the transfernng wa... a gnod chmcc to "\\h 1t L.m I ....t;.? It', luck.;. ·· Hio; talent for the game \\LIS appar nwre e-..perienced pia) crs. make:· \ a'1 '-1•k. '' h11 tran..,ferred to One pct..,on who should have been em right frnm the beginning. when he Dcl.t\\ are l,t,t ;. e.tr. i' making the most '>tarted playing tee-ball around age 7 excited about his mo\'e to Delaware t>t hh JUnlllr year. .t... he has onl) one "You could tell "You could tell Steve \\Lis different ''a... his t\\ m sister. :'\ rcolc Van '\ote. b) the way he ... wung the bat and from THl Rf·VIl.:.\\/f·lle Photo ~ear of ehg1bllit;. left tn pia) ba ... eball '' hn i... a ... cninr at the unn erslt). La.'t ) e.lf. he batted .31 0 and ued Steve was other technr4ues he possessed.'' hi'> dad Delaware outfielder SteH \'an l\ote rounds third base and heads 'To tell you the tmth, I actuall) for home in a game earlier this season. ... aid "lt \\as cle<.lf to everyone who for the team lead in home runs \\ ith 12. different by the dlm·t think: she \\as too thrilled when l Th1' ;.car. he 1, second on the team m \\atched him pia) that he \\a'> a lot bet Stew ''a... on second base." "he o.,;ud "I'm look.mg fon\ard to ha\ mg a told her I wa.... tr~msfcning here:· he ter than the other kids." "TI1e hatter kept hutmg foul bait.... 'l> .,trong ... em or ) e;lf. and makmg it to the homer' "Hh ., \ er way he swung the laughingly admitted. ··I don't think she Greg .\lamula. a... sr ... t BY ROB MCFADDEN Retrievers shortstop Brad Van I\'otc then lle\\ out to left. has played m 210 game... at the uni 'if• Iff Ntport< r Glascod. then bobbled a grounder scoring Dufner. \ er-;it). three game... '>hy nf the team After C•Jming from bchtnd by senwr desit!nated hrtter ~1att The Hen... have \\on tour of record, and is on pace to tie the Tu.!,da) to Jefeat l ·~tBC hy a score Wtmer.• dlowing Wimer to reach the1r last six game:-.. commg from record m Saturdav·., \\'1lliam and of 4· 3. the Del a\\ are baseball team fir:-t and DeCarlo to o.,core behind in each of their last I\\O \\tth M.tr:y ;ame. has ju:-t stx games left m the 2003 The next Delaware hatter. \'ictories oYer U.\lBC and Hofstra. Senwr short~top Kn ... Dufner. at season. \\ l11ch resume:-. tllua) <~t freshman catcher Brian Valichka. :-I ext up t~>r Del a\\ are is a three 209 c.arcer game.,, r... ju ... t one game Wilham & !\[ary. grounded into a fielder's chotec. game series at \\"illram ;:.nd ~fary behind Harden. Semor Ryan Dulaney ( 3-1 l took Eitelman ... cored on the play. (27-16. 10-3 CAA). their last CAA Harden and Dufner. hllth w the the 't<.:ll>r) for the Hen.., ( 18-30. fi-ll tying the game at three. series of the season. final qrctches of their college Colonial Athletic Association l. sLat After Dulaney kept UMBC oft' Thursday's opener ended too career-.. h:l\ e alrcad) stamped their tenng se\ en hi to., whde going the dt'i the board in the bottom of the sev late for the result'> to he included in name.., on um' cr... it) record b,)oko,. tance for the second t1me this sea enth. semor shortstop Kns Dufner this is•mc. Harden rank.., I Oth all tune at THERI::.\11::.\\ hie Photo son. started the eighth mning by '>111gling Addmg tn this weekend\ LOn Dela\\ arc '' ith 32 home runs. v.h!lc The \\ mnmg run was dnvcn in A Delaware runner leads the pack in a meet earlier this season. 10 nght field and ad\ ancing to sec ference riYalf) 1s the anticipation of Dufner has 11.2 \\ alk.s and 222 hlfs The Hens are splitting the squad and sending the two teams to on BY JO~ DEAK.l'IS travel to Towson tomorrow to compete \ lf Rt.., , in the Towson Invitational. The oppt>rtuntt) arose. and the According to John Govern. track Delaware track: and field team decided and field coach at Towson. man) to run with it. teams bnng in split squads late in the Literall). season to try and qualify athletes for The Hens are -,plitting thetr squads reg10nals. Including the split squads. to compete Saturda) at both Penn there will be more than 20 schools State and TO\•·son competing on Saturday. he said. The ongmal schedule had the Hens Delaware women's head traveling to the Princeton lm ttatmnal coachSusan McGrath-Powell said the this )Car. but the Penn State meet Hen!> are ... till trymg to quaht) -;ome opened up and Delaware could not athletes. pass up the opportunit). said men's ··standards are set high for the head cnach Jim Fi ... cher. regtonals:· .,he said. ··some kids are on The United States Track Coaches the bubble aml \\ e would ltk.e to get A,.,o,!iation meet at Penn State will them qualified." gi-.e the men's squad a second chance Dela\\are is only about a dozen of to wntend \\ tth the 1\:ittany Lions this its top athletes from both teams up to ... ea ... on. Penn State domrnL~ted the Penn State. Fischer said. Colonial Relay.., on Apnl 5 to take first Semor captain.., Pat Boettcher. Ben place overall. Thuma and Jon Dil':o?Zt lead the The Hens fim..,hed 15th out of 22 men·.., team. But Dcla,,are wtll be ... choot... competing that afternoon. wrthout two ot tts top competitor... thi.., ·There\ no doubt the level of com weekend m Sidney Haugabrook and petition h htgher:· Fischer said. "That Roger Brown. who ha\'e obligations as b \\ hy we are splitting the squad and schol 1\;lay 9, 2003 • B8 Commentary Bob Thurlow Softball drops playoff opener The Dela\\ are softball team lost day off ,Ind then hit t'w field again it-- opening game of the Coloma! flH pracuce tarung Tuc,day. The Athletic As..,octatton pla)'off~ to focus o1 practice thh \\ cek ha.., heen George ~1a.o,on. 2-1. Kelle) Pastic bat emph