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FREE FRIDAY University proposes tightening its money belt BY MSRIAC. CENTENERA university's administrative units, will be inflation. revenues from 23.8 percent in fiscal year "I think there will be little impact on SlaftRtporter presented to the university's budget council "By reductions, we mean we can' t 1989-90 to 20.2 percent in fiscal year 91-92. students," he said. The fifth year of a "big crunch" in the during hearings later this month. continue doing all the things we've been " Over the last three years, they have College deans have been cautious in their university's budget is forcing colleges to Murray said the university has had to deal doing up until now," he said. increased at an average annual rate of just projections for next year's budget. Several reevaluate their current programs and with budget constraints for several years Murray pointed to the national recession over 1 percent and that's in a period when indicated that cuts have become increasingly priorities, according to Richard Murray, now. and flat growth in state appropriations to the the Consumer Price Index is increasing at an difficult. interim university provost. "The first year that the university had to university as reasons for the university's average rate of about4 percent," he said. Dr. Allen Waterfield, dean for the College Letters were sent by Murray's office to all deal with a significant budget problem was budget problems. Murray admitted reductions in the of Physical Education, said: "There are no academic deans requesting outlines of "how '89-'90, and we were able to handle budget "State appropriations have not kept up at university's funding have led to the cuts in easy cuts left. It's not going to make life any they would take a 1 or 2 percent reduction in reductions out of administrative costs," he all with the rate of inflation," he said. academic programs. easier." budget, and their priorities for new academic said. According to the university's office of He estimated that 20 percent of the budget John Nye, dean for the College of programs if additional funding is available," Murray explained while the university's institutional research and planning, state cuts since 1989 have gone to academic Agruculture, said, " We 're working on Murray said. budget continues to increase in dollar appropriations have decreased as a programs, with 80 percent directed at making cuts that would minimize the impact The proposals, along with those from the figures, the growth has not kept pace with percentage of the university's current administrative costs. see BUDGET page A4 University awarded Jobless, $7 million research grant AIDS: poverty BY IRAQ IARGAY Northwestern University and Ohio Copy Editor State University were among the 10 Facing Life for the physically disabled to receive research funding. rates on will never be simple, but through two Foulds said he was happy to federal grants awarded to the receive the federal funding· "because university and the A.l. duPont it gives us the chance to do the Institute in Wilmington, they will something we think we do verv well. the rise have an ev~n brighterfuture. "It's exciting to see the size of The two grants include $7 million these grants and to research Corporate down which will be received annually for - something that would benefit reality the next five years, President David society," Foulds said. "It's a new sizing cited as P. Roselle said. generation of devices for the BY RISA BEHMOIRAM Funded by the National Institute disabled." Staff Reporter local cause on Disability and Rehabilitation He explained the purpose of all of "If ,men are only Research, these "grants about double the research work is to "conduct BY LEANNE EVANS interested in one thing, Staff Reporter the size· of our research program," creative research projects which lead why do they like beer so Although the United States is said Richard Foulds, director for to new technology for people with much?" Applied Science and Engineering disabilities." coming out of a recession, Advertisement messages Delaware's unemployment rate is on Laboratories (ASEL) and research The grants were awarded for such as this and others professor in computer and research in the fields of augmentative the rise. which relate alcohol with The unemploym ent rate rose information sciences. communication and robotics, Foulds sex contrib'ute to college "Ten grants were awarded across said. slightly to 5 percent in August 1993 students' confusion in from 4 .8 percent in July 1993, the country," Foulds said. "It was The augmentative communication dealing with prevention of very competitive and we received grant, split into 12 projects, is long reflecting the conti nued sluggishness the transmission of the in the state's labor market, said two of the 10 grants." term research to enhance the quality HIV virus, said . Dr. Malcolm Davis, associate director of a disabled human's speech, he Edward Simon, labor mqrket analyst Richard Keeling, for the Delaware Department of for program development for the said. Chairman for the National Institute on Disability and "These projects deal with the kind Labor. American College of Simon predicted the jobless rate Rehabilitation Research, agreed that of person who cannot comm)lnicate Health Association' s Task receiving two multimillion dollar through speech," Foulds said. " It's will rise to 5.5 percent by the end of Force on HIV Disease. this year as a result of both corporate grants is a very high achievement for not a mental problem, it's a physical Keeling spoke Monday the university. problem." downsizing and the slow economy. about Acquired Immune James Butkiewicz, associate dean "As far as I can remember no The grants will aid in a new Deficiency Syndrome other school has been rated this high project in gesture recognization and for the College of Business and (AIDS), a disease that THE REVIEW /Walter M. Eberz Economics, said the most serious in two different fields by the an improved speech synthesizer degenerates the immune scientific peer reviewers," Davis said. which produces electronic speech, he Dr. Richard Keeling discusses HIV and AIDS with a student factors contributing to Delaware's system. following his speech Monday night. slow recession recovery are the Scientific peer reviewers are the said. Students must individuals who evaluate the "Our approach is to produce elimination of positions by DuPont reevaluate their self is no longer enough." Services, estimated that and the upcoming 1996 closing of applications and proposals sent frOm speech that is very intelligible and esteem and their s upport With 2.3 per 1,000 college there are 30 to 40 cases of different universities. see GRANT page A 10 General Motors Corp. local for their community in students across the country H IV on campus, based on Boxwood Road plant, which will cut the national average. order to successfully infected with HIV, he said thousands of jobs. contribute to the battle there is a need for a new "This number is no larger Simon said, "We are a small state than the amount of cases on Dover teen dies after against AIDS, Keeling perspective on how to tackle affected by our neighbors. said. the epidemic, such as other campuses," Lomax "We have many credit card and "Ninety-five percent of instilling healthy social said. construction companies in Delaware, all college students know values among family and Many students' inability he said. "If surrounding states' shooting self in school how to prevent themselves friends. to deal with the threat of economies are down, less money is AIDS stems from their peers from getting infected with Annie Lomax, assistant available and they are less able to BY PEJER HARJOGS Although police are still HIV," Keeling said. "This director for Student Health see AIDS page A4 buy and our economy suffers." Staff reporter investigating where she got the gun, Butkiewicz said the nation is A 16-year old Dover High School Cooper said, "Everybody knew she see JOBLESS page A4 student shot herself in the head was carrying a gun in her bookbag Tuesday after locking herself in a fora month. school bathroom, Dover Police said. "She was bright enough to have Kent General Hospital officials obtained the gun from somewhere said Laura Moyer, who left no note where it couldn't be traced," he said. Vietnam veteran advocates non-violence indicating the reasoning behind her Cooper added that he believed suicide, was on life support systems "she didn't want to put the blame on Five years ago Carmody began and in critical condition before she anyone." After servinR in combat, 1 ohn to practice his non-violence theorv was pronounced dead at I :30 p.m. The school will provide free after he attended a seminar called Wednesday. counseling for all Dover High Carmody renounces evils of war. "The Theology of Christ." One of the girl's close friends and students who need it, said Cecil At that time, he also began to a former Dover High student, Jay Wilson, associate principal. BY LYDIA SAMPSON through non-violence and love. study the dimensions of Greek Cooper (AS SO), said, "Laura Moyer The timing of the suicide is Staff Reporter "To violently try to get someone love. Agape is the willingness to was incredibly intelligent," he said. somewhat ironic since Rep. Michael When Oliver North visited the to change in order to bring people suffer without the desire for "She was an incredible person all N. Castle, (R-Del.), spoke to 90 university Oct. 6, he said he was a to your way of thinking is retaliation. together. It seems that the brightest Dover High students last Monday "man of prayer." unimaginable to me now," If everyone believed in Agape, people go first. about a bill to keep guns from However, Vietnam veteran John Carmody said. then a "soldier who fights for love Dover Police Capt. James youths, Wilson said. Carmody said these words He said his experience in of country would not use Beauchamp gave this account of the According to officials in the contradict Christian values, during Vietnam made him think about weapons," Carmody said . incident: representative's office, Castle will his Monday night speech how human beings were being Carmody, who has a Christian At about 1 p.m. Tuesday, the lith push his "Youth Handgun Safety Act sponsored by the university's treated. background, said prayer is also a grade student went into a bathroom of 1993," in response to Moyer's Honors Program. "I watched limbs and arms and main way to achieve peace. in the medical services and guidance death, as an amendment to the crime "It's ironic that Oliver North hearts and brains of my fellow "The power of prayer is counseling center for students and bill. believes in prayer and the Bible," Marines being splauered before overwhelming." closed the door. "Current Jaw does not restrict said Carmody, a former U.S . my face," he said. In reaction to Carmody's School officials who were near by minors from possessing handguns by Marine Corps captain, a Vietnam After serving in the war , speech, Tobias Pinckney (EO SR) heard a gun shot and entered the obtaining them on the streets or in combat veteran and winner of two Carmody said he realized he was said he did not think the theory of THE REVIEW /Walter M. Ebcrz bathroom. their homes," Castle said. Purple Hearts and the Silver Star. going in the wrong direction . non-violence was realistic. Vietnam veteran John Carmody Police are investigating how "We're going to start working on Although he said, "l do not set "When you become aware of "It's an admirable goal," speaks to students about human Moyer obtained the .32 caliber two things immediately," said myself above Oliver North, " he [who you've killed]," he said, "to Pickney said, "but hard to achieve rights at a lecture in Kirkbride revolver she used to shoot herself Capital School District said he believes the best way to say that it is justified and right is a for the United States." Hall Monday night. once in the temple. see SUICIDE page A6 achieve peace in this world is lie." see SPEECH page A4
UDHISTORY CONTENTS INSIDE REVIEW KEEPING TABS On Oct. 14, 1977, Campus Flash .. A2 Section 2 ...... B 1 Campus events seem to create a The National Peruvian Police Repons .. A2 Music madness.B2 feeling of unity, school pride and Inquire rreported revolutionary Hugo Letter from Movie Lines .... B2 euphoria throughout a happy and that a panel of two Blanco spoke on the editor...... A2 Sports ...... B5 harmonious university community. chimps and an· plight of political Health ...... A2 Phillies win, ...... B4 Or maybe that's the alcohol talking. orangutan rated prisoners in Latin Greek Classifieds ...... B7 OnA4. David Letterman the America, claiming Roundup ...... A4 Comics ...... 84 Can't decide which season it is? top late-night host. torurewas used to Today will bring more Indian WANTED: People who can run, throw, While watching his In Review & Opinion .. . catch. Should be available to travel on protect American • O'Donnell on responsibility summer weather with partly program, one chimp cloudy skies and a high weekends. lf you fit the preceding businesses there. planted a big kiss on L------.J • Zamkoff on being undeclared description, then Ultimate Disc may be • Newson on NAFTA temperature between 65 and 70 the TV screen .. Blanco degrees. for you. On B3. LEITERMAN A2 • THE REVIEW • October 15, 1993 Letter from the editor A lookatUD A review of a review CAMPUS FLASH happenings of The RevieW The fact of the matter, though, is they happen. By He goes on to list an array of DART To Class embarrassing gaffles and goofs Jeff ranging from page one to the Pearlman editorial page. "How to Ride DART 101" is the topic of He' s very good at it, too. a special presentation to be held Oct. 20 at 3 So good, in fact, that if he had p.m. in the Collins room of the Perkins applied for a paid position we Two days ago - for the first Student Center. time in my 12-issue editor in chief almost certainly would have offered Sponsored by the Delaware career - I had to play the role of one. Adminisrration for Regional Transit Last year I was recompensed a censor. (DART), the talk is intended to familiarize It was a task. I dreaded - couple-few coins for my role as students with public transportation options something I promised myself I'd Assistant Entertainment Editor and the four different bus routes circulating never do, but also something I (a .k.a . Pig Boy); this year, in the Newark area. Part of the impetus knew had to be done. however, I knew I would be too for the presentation is the new university One of our editorial columnists, busy to perform adequately all the regulation prohibiting freshman from a pretty dam good writer, wrote a toils that the position entails and so having on campus. Operating cars piece entitle(!, "The official review I didn't re-up, he writes. throughout northern Delaware, DART is in of The Review." Now, a lowly editorial columnist, the midst of introducing a series of Now, when I originally strolled I've not been offered the meageres/ improvements called ''The New DART", · up to the office and was told about pittance. along with a new promotional slogan the column, my thoughts hovered Good! I can bile. "Oetting Around Is Oetting Easier." around "no big deal." As an editorial columnist, Stephen Welch, DART assistant I don't have a problem with though, the writer is still a staff administrator, said, "Because of criticism, be it from within or from member. He writes for The Review, environmental concerns, most experts a letter to the editor. and he also has the right to come up believe that more and more people must This column, however, was of a and proof read the pages before leave their cars at home and take public different breed. they come out. transportation in the very near future." To start with, the columnist Not after they're out. Even though many of today's university writes: I hope we get a zillion letters to students have seldom ridden in a bus, we It is difficult to believe some of the editor tomorrow complaining believe these same kids are our passengers the hellish distortions of truth, about the hundreds of things y'all of the future. So we thought we would think we're doing wrong. {:l'esent an educational program to justice and proper usage that slip by the watchful glance of the It shows you're reading and it encourage them to take advantage of our faithful. shows you care -that's important. system now," he said. \ THE REVIEW /File Photo No kidding. During the first 11 As for problems from within the FlASHBACK! Don't worry - Smith Overpass still stands thanks to issues, we've had more errors than system, how 'bout gettin$ up some these 1977 repairs. Pete Incaviglia, more slip-ups than guts and telling me in person. Study Abroad Takes Off an ice skater on crack. Oh, by the way, 'meagerest' isn't with colleagues throughout the world, number of foreign students and scholars It's the nature of a business a word. The university is becoming a global and this, in tum, affects and interests participating in all programs at the where 2,000 words appear on each institution, with student programs from students. A semester abroad can broaden university was 1,404 in 1992 and is page, usually 20-30 pages an issue. jeff Pearlman is the editor in chief London to Japan, and a larger influx of a student's persps:ctive and education, 1,825 in 1993. The New York Times averages at of The Review. Letter from the students and scholars from other countries, and is an asset in today's global The English Language Institute (ELI) least 10 errors per issue, USA editor appears every other according to Lawrence P. Donnelley, economy," he said. total annual enrollment has also risen Today around ·12 and The Wall Tuesday and Thursday. associate provost for International From the 19&4-85 school year to the from 300 to 1,450. Street Journal about eight. Programs and Special Sessions. 1992-93 school year, the number of In addition to teaching Eng! ish to Henceforth, I guess we're in pretty "Delaware originated study-abroad students enrolled in the Study Abroad students on campus, ELI has a testing good company. programs in the 1920s- the first college to Program has risen from 212 to 574. .and training program for teaching This isn't any kind of excuse, do so-and the tradition is being carried on," Foreign student enrollment at the assistants, which trains English language either. Every time I see a screw-up Donnelley said. · university has also increased, along with teachers from around the world. my insides burn like just after "Del'lware faculty increasingly interacts the number of visiting scholars. The total see BRIEFS page AIO eating one of Mom ' s homemade pizzas.
An Associated Collegiate Press Health-conscious weekdays and unconscious weekends Four-Star All-American Ntwspaper Ill Jeff Pearlman BY BRIAN HICKEY negative effects on someone ' s by disrupting a person's acid hindering conditioning.· hard to sustain energy for IOii'g '' Editor in Chief City News Editor workout. base. As a general depressant, periods of time, which is As people all over the nation According to C.J. Kendall, an The body, Kendall said, Kendall said, alcohol naturally sometimes. integral fqr a wor~ out, ,, Adrienne Mand are being swept up by the trend employee of Carpenter Sports instinctively tries to maintain Kendall satd. " ( ' ' 'J JfKecutiVe Editor · of a healthier lifestyle, gyms are Building, consuming alcohol stability, and when alcohol is A !though these scienti fie Jason Garber B~andon Jamison filling up and healthy eating is does not totally negate work done introduced into the system findings point to a separation of Editorial Editor ManiljJing Editor more prominent. during the week, but· does have homeostasis cannot be achieved. ''It's hard to alcohol and exercise, Kendall Although the university adverse effects on the individual When this natural pH said drinking in moderation does laura Fasbach Robyn Furman work out with a Rebecca Tollen provides students with free gyms trying to remain healthy. equilibrium is shaken, the body is not have a positive or negative Manasing Special Projects Editors and dining services has made Alcohol dehydrates an thrown out of order, thus tending hangover." effect on the person. eating healthy easy, most toward a workout that does not In this context, moderation is Kyle M . Madden students leave these opportunities realize its optimal level. defined as one or two drinks per - Marita Lewis of the Henrietta Johnson Advertising Director behind come Friday. Kendall said this balance may Medical Center evening, he said. JHealth ~ LifeJ 1 Lynn Schoenbeck While these measures have not return for several days, Many who follow a healthy produced healthier Blue Hens, causing the results of a week's lifestyle often have problems Alida Olesinski many have not been· fully individual, Kendall ·said. The exercise to be minimized. sticking to their programs all of Business Manasers transformed. Salad bars and gyms high body heat and bodily fluid These negative effects the time, Lewis said. Copy Editors ...... are sometimes left empty for the loss which occurs along side of consequently lead to a disruption slows down a person's "Each individual is completely Christine Gala5so fattening delights of the weekend exercise translate into a body of the body's entire cycle. metabolism, which causes different," Lewis said, "but Tracy Largay -alcohol. which is unable to cool itself off. Since most of the effects of exhaustion. It also effects the essentially in these situations, Traci Manza By putting their health on the He said sweating, a result of exercise materialize during sleep, individual's psycho-motor skills incongruence brings everyone Sandy Onnsbee back. burners, these health this dehydration, causes a a discombobulated sleep, often and coordination. down to ground zero." Melissa Tyrrell common after alcohol intake, will jennifer Valese "violators" destroy much of the reduction of plasma to working "It's hard to work out with a If one does not take health Entertainment Editor ..... :...... work they have done during the muscles which is integral t.o impede good muscle growth and hangover," Lewis said. consciousness to every level of · ~lenn Slavin week, said Marita Lewis, of the muscle growth and maintenance, weight loss. Consumption of alcohol is also their life, the work is all for Features Editor...... :...... · Henrietta Johnson Medical When this plasma is not If a person does not sleep in a main contributor to liver naught, she said. . Uz 'Lardaro Center in Wilmington. evident in the system, the regular, beneficial patterns, the damage, which is also a Kendall said, however, Graphics Editors ...... No studies have been done to exercise performance is hindered, effects of exercise are not fully stumbling block for those everyone is human, and likes to Jennifer Mills quantify these impediments, Kendall said. seerr, Kendall said. exercising. go out and have fun, but the key John Ottinger Lewis said, but it is possible to He added that alcohol can also The composition of alcohol as The liver provides stamina and is in moderation. News Editors ....., ...... speculate that alcohol has interfere with exercise benefits a depressant also plays a role in energy. When it is damaged, it is Stacey ~stein Mary Desmond Lisa Goodman Brian 'Hickey l.a&.il'allefferson E. Janene Nolan Jennifer Post Police Reports Graham. Segrov'es Photocraphy Editor ...... A female university student $13,000, police said. Car stolen from Walter M. Eberz reponed seeing a man in a white Sports Editors ...... Belview Road 1989 Ford Probe masturbating at Megan McDermott the intersection of New and North An unknown suspect stole a Ron Porter Chapel Streets Sept. 29, Newark. Morris library theft brown, two-door 1981 Volvo 240 Assistant Entertainment Editors ...... Police said. from the 300 block of Belview An unknown suspect removed Rachel Cericola The victim was riding her bike Road sometime between 6:30p.m. 20 departmental floor signs from along North Center Avenue when M. Tye Comer and 12 a.m. Thursday, Newark. Morris Library sometime between the car passed her, turned around Friday and Sunday, University Police said. and came back toward her, police Assistant Features Editors...... Police said. The stolen vehicle is valued at said. When the student looked at Ashwani Chowdary $3,400, police said. The signs were valued at a total M. Victoria Kemp the driver, his pants were below of $1,000 and police have no · Assistant NfMIS Editor ...... his knees and he was suspects, police said. · masturbating, police said. Sean Neary Student's car stolen The victim reponed the Assistant Photography Editor ...... incident after reading a police A 1992 Ford Probe, valued at repon of a man matching the Indecent exposure at J. Hollada $12,000, was stolen from the description in the Tuesday edition Wyoming Road parking lot 7-11 Assist.~nt Sports Editors •••••.••••••••.•.••• of The Review, police said. Meredeth Glazar sometime between the Oct 10 and An unknown man exposed his Sara Hauff Oct. 11, University Police Capt. genitals and masturbated, . Jim Flatley said. Car stolen from disturbing patrons and employees The vehicle, which belonged to outside of 7 -II on the 200 block. a student, was recovered by New dealership of Elkton Road 11 :45 Castle County Police on Office and mailing address: p.m.Tuesday, Newark Police said . Student Center B-1 An unknown suspect stole a Wednesday with $500 damage to The man is described as a 5- Newark, DE 19716 the ignition, police said. teal 1990 Honda Accord from the foot, 8-inch tall white male in his parking lot of Matt Slap Subaru late 20s or early 30s with brown BusineS5 ...... (302) 831-1397 on the 200 block of East hair and glasses, police said. Advertising ...... (302) 83) -1398 Cleveland Avenue sometime Ne'M/Editoriai...... (302) 831·2771 Masturbator strikes between 5 p.m. Saturday and 5:30 FAX ...... (302) 831-1396 again p.m . Monday, Newark Police said. The vehicle is valued at Bike stolen from porch Copyright 19~3 The Review see POLICE REPORTS page AS
l' · October 15, 1993. THE REVIEW. AJ World BSU, Public Safety meet to improve relations BY CELIA COHEN incident. happen again." you can't go to the police, then who can News su~porter "I still have bad feelings," Butler said . Owens said the meetings are also you go to?" The Black Student Union (BSU) and "It is getting better, but it will not be helping to improve negative feelings and A Public Safety policy was also Public Safety have jointly planned a forgotten ." to "break down the barriers that have explained at the meeting. If police are Summary series of meetings to improve relations She said the meetings were planned to created stereotypes on both sides." told to look for a black male in a leather between the groups. ease tensions created by the incident. BSU students and Public Safety jacket, they are going to ask every person "Out of something bad comes "The biggest reason for the meetings is officials said they felt very posi tive about they see who matches the description for TROOPS ORDERED TO SAIL PAST something good," said Christine Owens because of that incident," Butler said . "I the meetings. Both said the meeting s arc identification. HAITI, TOWARDS CUBA (AS SR), a BSU member. know I speak for a lot of people when I helping to bring about a greater Butler said this could cause a person to On Sept. 20, 1992, two black students say that not enough has been done." understanding and better relations. put up his guard, resulti ng in a conflict. The Urtited States' plan to land troops in were arrested after what many said was She said the meetings are a good effon Maj . Larry Thornton, associate "When this occurs, immediately you Haiti to support a U.N. mission was unnecessary police brutality, according to but that something should have been director for Public Safety, said if students think, what have I done?" she said . changed suddenly Tuesday, and the naval a repon made after the incident. done sooner. do not share their concerns and questions In the suburbs, the police are viewed ship Harlan was ordered to sail past Haiti The incident became the foundation Harold Ingram (BE SO), a BSU there can be no way to fix them. as protectors, Butler sai d. ln cities, the and on to the Guantanamo naval base. for a protest march and the presentation member, said he does not have bad "Communication is the key ," Thornton police are seen as a threat. The Pentagon also canceled the depanure of a list of grievances demanding equal feelings about the incident anymore. said. "The more you know about each "When a cop drives by in an inner city, of the USS Fairfu County, which was to treatment of all races. "What's done is done," Ingram said. other, the more comfortable you ' re going the people are immediately alert and leave for Haiti Wednesday. Selena Butler (NU SO), another BSU "At least the meetings are a start to to be. The troops are on a mission to restore member, said she is still upset about the ensure that nothing like that will ever "We're working on trust," he said. " If see BSU page AIO democracy and return President Jean Bertrand Aristide to power. Already under criticism over the deaths of 25 American troops in Somalia, President Clinton said American soldiers Ice screamin'! would not return to Haiti until the country's military leaders guaranteed the security of the advisers. Scott's Ice Cream: Main Street's President Clinton said it "has been very clear that, if and when American personnel ans·wer to Ben and Jerry's do go into Haiti, they be able to sufficiently protect themselves." BY A§HLEY MANCINELLI ice cream are the basic flavors, such Stali~er as chocolate, strawberry and cookies PLANS TO PUB ABORTION PILL IN Scott Brown has an icy and cream. Although black forest is U.S. STALL relationship with his customers - the most popular, Brown said vanilla and that's what keeps them coming would always be the all-time Six months after the French company back for more. favorite. that makes the abortion pill RU-486 agreed A place with history, hospitality Scott's new and unique flavors to license the drug to an American and a host of ice cream flavors, were created primarily by accident contraceptive-research group, the plans to Scott's Ice Cream has brought out and experimentation, he said. bring RU-486 to market in the Urtited States the sweeter side of Newark for 10 When a friend suggested Brown remain stalled. years. put real coffee beans into the ice However, Roussel-Uclaf, the company Brown said he came to Newark cream, the coffee lovers' favorite, that holds the patent to RU-486, has not yet because of its proximity to the coffee bean crunch, was born. signed a contract and many close to the university and to provide better ice Brown not only takes suggestions, negotiations say the company remains cream for the students and residents. but gives back to the customers as THE REVIEW /Walter M. Eberz reluctant to enter the U.S. market. With the only homemade ice well . Scott's Ice Cream on Main Street serves sweet treats to Newark. There have been reports that Roussel cream in Newark, Rachel Boccio After one customer from New with the shop, Scott's continues to draw in great," Jackie O'Neill (BE SO) said. "People Uclaf was concerned about possible (NU SO), a Scott's employee, said, York came to the shop requesting a customers. always say, ' Let's go to Main Street and get litigation and liability insurance problems in "It has an appeal of its own." flayor that was unavailable, double "I come here 12 times a year," said Kenny Scott's."' the United States, as well as opposition Brown, who opened another chocolate fudge, Brown made sure Levine, a sales representative from By carrying a selection of non-fat yogurt from anti-abortion groups if the drug is Scott's in 1982 in Bucks County, Pa., the flavor was ready for him when he Wilmington, "Ice cream is very good to beat and fruit shakes for the health conscious, as released in the Urtited States. said he decided to make his own ice returned. the blues." well as ice cream for the dessert lover, Several different medical groups and cream because he didn't want to pay It is this service that helps Scott's Kerri Anania (AS SO) said, "This is the Scott's attracts a variety of people. women's groups have been working on large franchise fees and he didn't establish its many regulars. first place I came to when I started at Customers range from the smallest strategies to push Roussel-Uclaf to bring the want to sell bad ice cream. "My family has always come Delaware." Newark citizen to the university student to drug into this country. He also makes sure customers are here," said Newark resident Rebekah Laura Freedman, a mother visiting the the elder gentleman who orders his small cup getting the flavors they want. Lopata. "It's the best ice cream in all university with her son, said, "I saw people of chocolate ice cream almost every day. SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS MAY BE "I'm here to sell ice cream to of Newark." coming in and out of the shop and thought "The regulars will always come here," said DELAYED people and they won't come if they Although Treats, TCB Y and the 'we have to try this place."' Cathy Kennedy (NU JR), a Scott's employee. don't like anything," he said. newly built Baskin Robbins in the "I have heard everyone say this place is "And we have a lot of regulars." Under pressure from a new alliance of Brown said 75 to 80 percent of his Student Center are in competition holdouts - white separatists, Zulu nationalists and black homeland leaders - President F.W. de Klerk suggested on Monday that before holding elections South Africa should conduct a referendum on the More campus events, more student arrests country's future. The idea was flatly rejected by Nelson Mandela's ,African National Congress An average of 12 alcohol-related incidents occur each weekend (ANC). But today the Congress shifted ground and said a referendum might be BY RACHEL CERICOlA in the consumption of alcohol, he said. This fall he said he expected a higher tolerance" policy for alcohol dffenses. necessary to prove the public suppons the Assistant Enteruinment Editor There is more opponunity for things to rate of arrests due to the seven home This means no warnings are to be negotiated new order. Campus events seem to create a go wrong, Townsend said, because football games. given for alcohol related violations. The Government and the ANC insist feeling of unity, school pride and people lose judgment on what is proper However, his pre-season prediction, of "The officer is expected to make an there must be nq delay in giving the black euphoria throughout a happy and conduct. "around 30 student arres ts per game" was arrest on the spot," Townsend said. majority their frrst vote, but the referendum harmonious university community. Cpt. Jim Flatley of Public Safety said surprisingly a few students too many." Flatley said jurisdiction of Public will almost certainly delay the April 27 Or maybe that's the alcohol talking. most violations are for underage Brooks said this could possibly be Safety covers the entire campus, so most elections. Public Safety officials said the number consumption, but could not make a attributed to the "significan tly fewer of their violations take place in the Negotiators from the major political of arrests of students is on the rise, due to generalization that more arrests occur at students attending this year's games." residence halls. factions have already worked out the first underage alcohol consumption. campus events. Dave Grove (PE SO) said one of his He said few of these incidents ever steps toward majority rule, including a Campus events, like football games On an average weekend, anywhere friends was arrested at a football game turn violent an d the need for back up multi-racial commission to supervise the and university sponsored concerts, tend from 12 to 15 arrests result from the for underage drinking. from Newark Police is rare. white Government during an election to provoke intoxicated and potentially consumption of alcohol by minors, he Although Grove said there are bigger The number of reported assaults has campaign. They are believed to be within dangerous behavior that could lead to a said. problems on campus, "it's good that declined, Townsend said, proving the "no weeks of agreeing 6n an interim day in court, Public Safety said. As far as campus events, football [Public Safety] is on top of everything." tolerance" policy to be successful. commission. Campus activities invite more people games usually turn out the greatest Townsend said they have adopted new The way to enforce this policy is to into town, giving a rise in the number of number of overall arrests. policies after an incident in 1974 when a make sure police are always present to RUSSIANS TO ELECT ENTIRE arrests, said Cllarles Townsend, captain "During the game against West riot caused by '"drunks" occurred on keep control of the situation, he said. PARLIAMENT of field operations for Newark Police. Chester 27 people, which included non Main Street. He said the situation got The establishment of this plln has also "People seem to forget restraints that students, were arrested. out of control, including people throwing contributed to the decline of car and bike Moving to insure a clean sweep of may be imposed on them by law," "Most of the students arrested at the rocks and bottles, along with looting the accidents as well as fatalities and Moscow politics, President Boris N. Yeltsin Townsend said. game against West Chester were West Deer Park Package Store. injuries. has decreed that the upper house of the new Most arrests of students occur due to Chester students," said Tim Brooks, This incident lead to the police Public Safety's greatest weapon Parliament would be elected on Dec. 12, the the large underage population engaging assistant vice president for Student Life. depanment's adoption of a "no see ARRESTS page AlO same day that elections have been set for the lower house. The action appeared designed to further weaken the power of existing regional authorities, many of whom publicly resisted Lower costs, better health I D.A.R.E. program Yeltsin's suspension of the old Parliament. According to the new plan, members of the upper house of the new Parliament, care, fighting for change not reaching kids known as the Federation Council, will, like the lower house, be elected to four-year !I)' U§A GOODMAN employees the opponunity to "counselors", made up of BY MELANIE MANNARINO necessarily mean the program is Sraff Reporler terms and consist of two representatives Staff ~porter sign up for an individual graduate students and ineffective, he said. "Different from each of Russia's 88 constituent A recent article published health profile appointment, students with majors ·elated The national Drug Abuse results are seen in different regions and territories. A candidate need in the New England Journal she said. to health, will study the Resistance Program (D.A.R.E), surveys." only be a Russian citizen and at least 21 of Medicine stated that The actual profiles will be computer response's," implemented three years ago in · He said a recent Gallup years of age to run for office. effective health-promotion done over a course of three Matocha said. The actual Delaware, proved to be Organization Inc. survey showed Yeltsin is also presently ordering programs in the workplace weeks, she said, and will take printouts will indicate areas ineffective at getting its students D.A.R.E is an "overwhelming alterations to an unfinished draft can lower health care costs. place at the Bob Carpenter where individuals may not to avoid using illegal or addictive success" at keeping kids away Constitution which may or may not be After researching this Center, the Perkins Student have healthy habits. substances, according to a recent from drugs. offered for ratification on their new election health issue, the university's Center and McDowell Hall, in "The university hopes to survey by the Research Triangle The Gallup survey, conducted day. Benefits and Cost addition to locations at the provide information to Institute (RTI) of North Carolina. nationwide last June, consisted of Containment Committee university's Southern Campus individuals on their health The Federal Ju stice Department random telephone interviews with PEACE PLAN IN WORKS FOR (BCCC) designed a program in Lewes and Georgetown. status through questionnaires hired RTI to conduct a statistical students, ages 11·18, who had IRELAND called "Fightin' for Good Dintenfass said the profiles and physicals," she said . analysis of other D.A.R.E completed D.A .R.E. Health," scheduled to begin at will study health areas in Dintenfass said through the research completed in the nation. The survey showed more than A possible framework for peace is the end of October. participating individuals like results, counselors might In a repon deli vered by those 90 percent of those surveyed emerging in Ireland. According to the BCCC exercise, nutrition and advise, for example, working on the study at a thought D.A .R.E provided them The Cabinet of the Republic of Ireland the program, which will be cholesterol, weight control, employees to watch their diets D.A .R.E. conference last with avoidance skills when faced said Tuesday that it needed more time to largely run by university stress management, blood or quit to smoking, whatever November, the program was said with the choice of using drugs review a still secret proposal aimed at personnel, · is being pressure control and smoking the case may be . to have little or no effect on drug and alcohol. ending the 24-year-old bloodbath between implemented to improve the cessation. Matocha said after the use. However, the survey will not Neither the Gallup study or the Catholics and Protestants over British rule health of employees and at Linda Matocha, acting university has health profile's be completed for another two RTI study have specifically of the province. the same time, cut the overall chairperson for the College of of all participants, a months , said RTI manager of focused on the Delaware area, No details have been revealed of the health costs for the urtiversity. Nursing, said approximately resolution will be made. communication Reid Maness. Winstead said. irtitiative, which aims to persuade the Irish Deborah Dintenfass, 35 faculty members and more "We can come up with Sgt. Timothy Win s tead, "There's no statistical analysis Republican Army to lay down its arms as a chairperson for the BCCC, than 400 students will help data on how healthy the D.A.R .E. coordinator for the State of D.A.R.E in Delaware," he said. prelude to joining peace talks. said it is important to make supervise the actual physicals. rampus really is, giving us the Police, said Delaware was the last "But the comments I've heard The plan has received positive reactions the appropriate changes Because the information ance to drastically improve state to implement the program, from students and school districts from all sides, but the English government concerning employee's health gathered from the individual health 1 cut costs," she designed to teac h fifth graders are positive." · was cool towards the plan. · care. health profiles is confidential, said. about the effects of drugs and H said stuuents are "By implementing this the university has hired In addition to the profile alcohol. Winstead said all enthusiastic about the program, Information compiled from USA Today, wellness program, we can Johnson and Johnson to act as appointments, Dintenfass public schools in the state with a an d a dministrators feel the New Yorlr. Times and the Philadelphia educate employees about a third party administrator, said, employees will also be fifth grade arc involved in students arc laerning .• lfllluirer. what healthiness actually is," Dintenfass said. able to take home fre e D.A.R.E, which is not seen as a Winstead said D.A.R.E teaches Dintenfass said. "We will also Johnson and Johnson will literature on exercise, blood failure in Delaware. s tudents they can say "no" to provide information on how help the faculty and students pressure and cholesterol, as " The general feeling is that drugs, alcohol and peer pressure. to improve their health on the collect, analyze and maintain well as a list of wellness education as a preve ntative "The program teaches whole." all of the data acquired programs available and measure is the answer, " Winstead choices," he said. This voluntary program through the testing, she said. see HEALTH page AlO said. Deborah Lutz, drug- free will give university These acting. student Negative s tud ies don't seeD.A.R.E. page A6
) ~4 .THE REVIEW. O ctober 15, 1993 IFC to nominate' one homecoming candidate Greek Roundup The Panhellenic Council and the for the university. Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) have He said he would like to see at Fraternities hope the break from tradition will unify Greeks. established plans for the first least three more sororities form in Homecoming carnival to be held the next five years . for Homecoming we have gone to the president of the council. Homecoming King or Queen would Oct. 29 on the Harrington Beach. The Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority However, Vossen said she isn't s~ wall to include all student groups." be. Fraternities and sororities will set will hold a softball tournament to Tricia Normington (AS JR), ruling out a similar nomination process ''The best [candidate from all of the It's good to be the King! But who up game booths, one of which will battle breast cancer Oct. 16 behind next year. fraternities] is still going to be picked," will it be? president of the E-52 Student Theatre be The Alpha Omicron Pi sorority's the Carpenter Sports Quilding lll 10 "It was brought up last-minute, and Dan Martone (AS SO) said. The Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) is group, who is also running for pie throwing booth with Jeff a.m. had the girls just felt that they would be Jason Lyons (AS SR), an Alpha breaking Homecoming tradition this Homecoming Queen, said she no Pearlman, editor-in-chief of Tht The IFC is holding a recreational idea IFC was only nominating one better represented through choosing Epsilon Pi fraternity member agreed, year by elocting only one candidate to Rtview, as one of the targets. football tournament Oct. 19 and Oct. their own candidates [this year]," she "Even though it takes away from the rqx-eseru all campus fraternities in the candidate. Stuart Sharkey, vice president for 2.1 at the Carpenter Spons Building. Stie said her contact with IFC was said. individuality of fraternities, [being race for Homecoming King. Student Life, said some unusual and All are invited to watch the games limited to a general information session Rhonda Tsoi-A-Fatt (EG SO) elected Homecoming King) still gives "The idea was brought up in the exciting events will take place at the and cheer on the teams. on being a Homecoming Queen president of the Black Student Union Greeks a better name becaUSe it shows IFCs executive meeting and presented carnival. Michael McClay, assistant (BSU), said she felt IFCs new policy Greek unity, and it's positive coverage, to all of the fraternities," said John candidate. These' events include: velcro director for Academic Services, will wasn ' t a serious threat to the.BSUs for once." O'Keefe, p-esident of IFC. "A majority Normington also said she felt the jumping, human bowling and sumo speak in a time management and chances of winning Homecoming. But there are some Greek d the houses were all for it." policy was unfair. wrestling. TI1ey will all be run by study skills seminar sponsored by "We are defmitely not going to have She said she felt IFC had a reason community members who fear the IFC wanted to present a un ited professionals, Sharkey said. lFC on Oct. 21. a chance [to win] because we don't for changing their voting procedure. impression IFC is giving off LO Greek corrununity, O'Keefe said. There will also be a pep rally and The seminar will be held from 7-9 have the numbers that the Greeks do," "I see it like the DUSC elections last students. He said although Greeks are in bonfire held after the carnival. p.m. in room 130 Smith Hall. year, in that they are trying to get Suzann Holt (AS SR), an Alpha charge of this year's Homecoming, she said. Timothy Brooks, assistant vice IFC representatives encourage The Panhellenic Council chose to somebody who was specifically Greek Sigma Alpha·sorority member, said, "I other Sllldent groups will not,be left out president for Student Life, spoke to freshmen and sophomores to attend follow tradition and have each sorority in the position instead of any student," think a lot of people feel Greeks are d the planning, nor would these groups the Panhellenic Counci I Monday. the seminars. Tsoi-A-Fau said. cliquey to begin with, and this new be threatened by a unified Greek vote. nomi.nale its own candidale. Brooks said he would like to see "Each chapter nominating its own AroWld campus, some students said policy might be seen as a reinforcement "The purpose of this idea is not to sororities on campus expand because COMPILED BY lENNI FER POSJ candidate has always worked before, so the new way of nominating candidates of that idea." comer votes [for Homecoming King]," the greek, system does so much good O'Keefe said. "In taking responsibility why change it," said Bridget Vossen, didn't affect who the actual Budget Jobless continued from page AI continued from page A I on students. recovering from the recession but, "It's becoming more and more since World War II, all recoveries difficult to do that," Nye said. have been a lot faster than the Jim Butkiewicz, associate dean current one. for the College of Business and "The [economic] outlook for our Economics, said the college doesn't state is not nearly as good as for the "have a lot of flexibility in our nation," Butkiewicz said. "All the budget." state is doing [about the GM plant Most college administrators closing] is holding their breath, recognize there will be both winners hoping to stay afloat." and losers in the current round of "They haven't absorbed how big belt tightening. this will be," he said. "Surrounding Nye estimated his budget has communities will be hard-hit and gone down approximately $700,000 employees will be unable to find since 1989. comparable employment." "We're way down," he said. The number of poor people in the David Barlow, chair for the United States increased last year by physical education program, said a 1.2 million, to 36.9 million, budget cut "puts maximum stress on increasing three times as fast as the faculty and resources." total population, the Census Bureau Barlow said his department reported. traditionally accepts all students A single person is classified as who are qualified into their degree poor if he has a cash income of less programs, but with current than $7, 143; a family of four was enrollment at twice the department's poor if its income was less than anticipated rate, cuts might "force us $14,335. to be more selective in the future." The number of people in poveny "We'd love to keep accepting was higher last year than in any year every student who is qualified," he since 1964, when 36. 1 million said. people were poor. At this time, The College of Nursing, on the THE REVIEW /Megan McOerroo tt however, the population was much other hand, has actually come out Look out Toronto! The Philadelphia Phillies took the National league title Wednesday night, beating the Atlanta Braves 6-j, smaller, and the poor made up a ahead in recent years according to larger faction of the population: 19 Dean Betty RaulanFi•. , , Beginning Saturday, the Phils face the Toronto Blue jays in the World Series. See story, page B5. percent in L964, as compared to 14.5 t "Even in U!e'mtttst or-\j{idge l'cuts ~ percent in 1~2 . , they found' om'e t und ~ ' for us tb The university's Bureau of offer add'ltiOt;lal programs," ·Economic Research reported Paulanka said.' Delaware, in 1989, had the fifth She said she has "been optimistic lowest poverty rate among all states about the budget council's U.S.-run institution charged with human rights abuses in the nation, at 8.7 perc~nt. The willingness to work with the for comment. followed my conscience," Bourgeois Census Bureau reported Delaware's individual colleges to meet their Priest claims School of the Proffessor John T . Deiner, said. 1992 poverty rate to be 7.6 percent, needs." professor of political science, The second time he faced arrest, upO.I percent from 1991. Murray said the university "tries Americas trains military leaders expressed an interested in Latin Bourgeois and other Vietnam vets Peggy Henry, of the State to keep tuition down" in the face of American politics. fasted for 35 days a t the main Personnel Office, said the amount of budget constraints. to be oppressors. He said human rights violations entrance to Fon Benning. He says he public office visits and the number According to university reports, have existed for a long time in Latin encountered hostility from the of applications placed for state undergraduate tuition and fees for BY SCOTT ELLLIS stuggle of the poor and the effects of America but "we are more aware of it soldiers, such as tear gas and employment have both increased by Delaware residents has gone up Sta ff Reporter U.S. foreign policy on the region. now.u namecalling, but recieved support as over 1,000 in the past year. from $2,738 in 1988-89 to $3,948 The U .S. Army _School of the SOA is a U .S. government-run Human rights violations are a well. Henry believes increased for the current academic year. · Americas (SOA) is one of the greatest training center for the officers of product of conditions in Latin "Many young soldiers came to unemployment and the search for Tuition and fees for non-residents factors contributing to suffering in Latin American and South American America, and not a product of what speak with me and the others to find job stability have forced people to has risen from $6,478 to $10,048 Latin America and must be abolished, armies, located at Fort Benning, Ga. It SOA teaches, Deiner said. out why we had changed from come into her office. during the same period. critic of the school Father Roy trains soldiers in combat operations To accomplish his goal of closing warriors to peacemakers," Bourgeois Simon pointed out that there are Michael Middaugh, director for Bourgeois said Wednesday afternoon against enemies that "dare to speak SOA, Bourgeois is trying to publicize said proudly after the speech. fewer college-aged people now than the university's office of in a speech at Kirkbride Hall . out for reforms," Bourgeois said. the struggle of Latin Americans. "I After fasting and his subsequent in the 1980s, which means less institutional research and planning, "We all want the right to determine "The enemies of SOA graduates am trying to educate the public what arrest, Bourgeois joined SOA Watch, competition in the "job market. In said these increases are on par with our own destinies," Bourgeois said. are the Jesuit priests, university the school is all about." which reports that "successful" SOA addition to this, many companies other state universities and colleges. "But SOA is an obstaCle to peace and students and factory workers who Bourgeois has served three years in graduates include Manuel Noriega, offer early retirement and often look "We rank 53rd out of 93 schools self determination in Latin America." dare to speak out against injustice." federal prison on two separate leaders of EI Salvador's death squads to younger people to fill positions. for increases to in-state tuition, and Bourgeois, who spoke to professor The government gives millions of occasions for attempting to force the and many other human rights "The future is not all bad news 50th for out-of-state tuition," Guy Alchon's U.S. History students dollars to Latin American militaries school's closure through non-violent violators. for young people," said Simon. Middaugh said, quoting a report by about SOA, joined the Maryknoll which in tum use the money to keep a protest To conclude his speech Bourgeois The Census Bureau reponed that the National Association of State Missionary and was ordained a small elite in power and oppress the The first time he was arrested, he quoted Archbishop Romero, "We only three percent of the people who Universities and Land Grant · Catholic priest aft·er serving as a U.S. majority, Bourgeois said. In America said he and two others infiltrated Fort who have a voice must try to speak are below the poverty line ·have a Colleges. Naval officer for four years, including there is no fear of torture or Benning by posing as high ranking for the voiceless." bachelor's degree and 10.4 percent "We have been holding tuition in one year in Vietnam. "disappearing" like there is in Latin U.S. Army officers. Reaction to Bourgeois' speech was of people who are poor have a high check,'' he said. While serving in Vietnam he America. "We carried a boom-box and mixed. school diploma. The rate of faculty raises has not worked in an orphanage, Bourgeois "People in Latin America want the climbed a tree and broadcast Christopehr Lazas (AS JR) said, "I Saul Hoffman, professor of been affected by the current budget said. This allowed him to " see same things we do," Bourgeois said. Archbishop Oscar Romero's last don't think that closing SOA will end economics, said President Clinton crisis, either. violence through the eyes of "They want to be able to feed sermon before he was assa~sinat~ by human rights violations. SOA has passed legislation, the Earned Butkiewicz said, "Every year the children." themselves and their children. They SOA graduates," Bourgeois said. graduates tum their military training Income Tax Credit program, which university continues to give the This experience changed him from can't do this because of the greed and "The Spanish sermon was a special into repression. They aren't taught should make substantial faculty and staff raises." a warrior to a peacemaker, he said. "I selfishness of the military, police plea to El Salvadoran soldieJ:s to lay , that at Fort Benning." improvements in the poverty Murray said the budget council left Vietnam wanting to be a forces and multinational down their arms and let civiliams run Deiner said, Latin American situation. The program will allow up will have its preliminary report missionary." corporations." the COWlty." officers are trained in Europe as well to $3 ,000 to be given to low income ready for the president' s review "I lived in a slum outside of Bourgeois said he wants to end the "My heart and my conscience asSOA working families. aroWld the end of the year. Bolivia's capital for live years after injustice and human rights abuse could not sit back in silence," he said. He said the experience of training Hoffman said this program is The budget for 1994-95 is being ordained," Bourgeois said. This brought about by SOA graduates. "Prison also allowed me to realize , "Clinton' s way of making good on expected sometime next spring. experience sensitized him to the SOA officials were not available peace and freedom because I see SCHOOL page A 10 his promise that no full-time working families will be poor." of controlling women a cross the country, including especially by us ing alcohol. Delaware, on AIDS AIDS Ke eling ga ve e xamples of prevention and antibody Speech beer ad s where men were testing. continued from page AI continued from page AI carrying wom e n dre ssed in " We mus t ask ourselves, 'if bikinis, portraying th e women we grow up with our minds in Lisa Bastolla (NU JR) also said For free a s we ll as outside messages, as enjoying th e domination a world of imagery, can we passive-resistance is not a down Keeling said. these men had over them. still make de c is ions in a rea l to-earth answer. payne " Instead of u s ing what we The s e c ontradictory world with real problems? ' " "I know it is contradictory to know , we do what we see," polgendies, messages ma y lead to AIDS, he said. say that you can't achieve peace Kee ling said. Keeling s aid, due to the Students need to learn how without violence," Bastolla said, " Students mus t be able to contact difficult c h o i c e s s tudents to think and decide for "but I haven't seen any war won be comfortable saying , 'My must m a k e about the them selves , and care for and without violence." health matters more th\ln this Reggie Taylor boundaries of their support other people. Thi s date or this be er. " ' relations hips. includes dealing with feelings at the office. There are c urrently 14,000 The AIDS scare, Keeling about alcohol and sex , s exual references in U.S . said , ha s prompted a new Keeling s aid. c ommercial television, he message fr o m health experts, In order to help reduce sai d . "These me s sages arc "Don' t rush in to anything." AIDS on campus, he said , WONDBRLAND c onfus ing and contradic ting." ~ . Kee ling, wh o began everyone must be willing to Adv e rti s ements for men 's working wi th AIDS patients at give up c ertain traditions, and women' s clothing and the Unive r sity if Virginia in habits and privileges. al c ohol in magaz ines often 8PEARL ]AM 1981, r eali zed then the " Taking a stand and telling make college age women appear incapable of making seriousness of th e disease and the truth will eventually the need for its pre vention. change the context of healthy dec isions about sex and Ev e n t u a ll y, h e s aid he MONDAY AT MID-NITE!!! alcohol, Keeling said. social values which encourage began cons ulting with us to make individual H e said men in a d s a l s o colleges an d uni ve r s ities a ppear powe rful a nd capable choice s ." October 15, 1993 • THE REVIEW • AS,
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"First we arc going to s t work some light for about 100 women "No one deserves to be a victim, Even though mace and pepper on a community education program who learned that pre-menstrual but many people become victims spray are better than nothing, in conjunction with the Dove Police syndrome may be a life-saver. because of their own folly," she said. Marshack said, problems can arise and the Alcohol, Tobac o and In a workshop to teach women If you look like an easy target, while using them. An assailant Firearms Bureau of the ~ederal that keeping alert means keeping you'll become one, she said. might gain control of the weapon Government," he said safe, Trooper First Class Pam "Often, crime is committed and use it on the victim. Crossen said they were also going Marshack of the Delaware State because the opportunity arises," Noisemakers, such as loud to advocate a " Friends don ' t let Pol ice described a variety of Marshack said. 'The most imponant whistles, are another type of defense friends carry ·guns" camp a gn to defensive options for women and thing to do to be safe is to pay she recommended. promote safety .in the commun ty. recommended using physical force attention." Marshack displayed two new "Beauchamp said, "It's only if the assailant seems weak. She said people must remain alen defense items on the market: a door unfortunate and kind of ironic that "Let all the built up years of PMS to their surroundings and should brace which takes 10,000 lbs. of this happened because the sch~l had out, " Marshack said. "The bottom learn to trust their instincts, even if pressure to break and a capsule started developing programs d'aling line in certain situations is to live." being wrong may be embarrassing. which can release a deterring odor. with guns and violence in the The Panhellenic Council "You get over being Bridget Vossen (AS JR), school." sponsored the self-protection embarrassed," Marshack said: ''You president of the Panhellenic Council, He said although the pr gram program in Newark Hall to alert never totally get over being a said she was very pleased with the didn't deal with teen suicide, they women of precautions they should victim." program. were trying to prevent guns1from take. She said there is no such thing as "I felt that [Marshack) was very entering the school environmen:, and Marshack said women have being too safe in a situation. Being informative," Vossen said. "I was to warn students of the consequ~nces shown increased awareness si nce cautious is being "prepared, not comfortable listening to her." of bringing guns to school. learning that a serial rapist is at- paranoid." Kristie Kobrynowicz (AS JR) At Dover High, Moyer as a large. There are many things an said she felt Marshack gave the member of the Thespian Societr/ and The rapist has been connected individual can do to protect herself, listeners many good ideas to protect the drama club, Act One. In addition, with at least 10 rapes in the New Marshack said, such as locking themselves. Cooper said, Moyer was ediror of Castle County area since 1990, she doors after coming in at night and " I thought it was very helpful, Dover High's underground THE REVIEW /J. Hollada said. carrying something to deter Kobrynowicz said. "I found myself newspaper, "Notes From the Trooper First Class Pam Marshock speaks to sorority members "Everyone needs to be concerned criminals. doing exactly what she said (to Underground." · I about self-defense techniques. about their personal safety," Carrying a defense mechanism is protect myself)." He said her last editorial ______..:..______--::,....------...: contradicted her suicide. "She was trying to make people esteem and resistance to peer and understanding of each other." look at things from the different pressure, she said. Lutz said the children can perspectives of the world's problems D.A.R.E. Marty Tracy, coordinator for interact with police officers in a and felt she could change them if she pupil assistance for Brandywine more positive role. continued from page A3 tried," he said. School District, said the D.A.R.E "Students see them once a Cooper added that she wrote, "We programs manager for Christina program gives a consistent week, in their classrooms, in a just feel it's time we did something different light," she said. think School District, said there are message to children. "I for ourselves and admit that the "It's instilled in the that is one of the biggest strengths many ways to measure the world has problems that cannot be curriculum," Tracy said. "Every of D.A.R.E." success of the program. swept under the carpet." "To do accurate research, there student receives the same Tracy said the D.A.R.E He said, "The memory of Laura needs to be a comprehensive message and learns the same program is popular among Moyer is not something that should follow-up of students who were in thing." students, parents and school be swept under the carpet either." He said one positive aspect of administrators. the program," Lutz sai"d. Cooper sai·ci the la5t time he saw the program that it is taught by He sa id , "The message It sends The goals of the IS-week Is her was at the first Dover High uniformed police officers. s tudents and the feedback from program, taught by uniformed football game, and she seemed to be police officers, are to give "The message to the students is the community and s taff is delivered by pol ice officers," positive. in good spirits. children general information He said, " I hope this makes Tracy said. "That is good public "Parents tell me how much LIARN HOW 70 RIDI A DARr BUS about drugs and to help students people pay closer attention to the develop coping strategies, self- relations between the students and their kids have learned." A program on everything you need to know the police, they earn the respect views of the students. "She was not just another to to get wherever you want to go on a DART Bus co~it suicide," Cooper said. 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'1- Across from Trolley Sq. TAKING ~ /"\ .~ £.. 1612 Delaware Ave. V"' ( ,.,.., ••• Y 0 U R Brought to you by the. comprehensive Student Fee 1v:t~ Y W i I m i n g t o n PH 0 N E ~ ~ Dnnk ',pr ' '11•. IN1t11 Cull"()" I[) CALLS AT Do n't. forget. about. WVUD Alternative Night. every Wednesday night 9:00 - lam 831-27 01 O ctober 15, 1993 • THE REVIEW • A7 The Spectator: UD's The Real World conservative watchdog MTV Star Kevin Powell preaches his "learn to BY RACHEl CERICOIA longer accurate, Kaplan said. Auisranr fn retta inm<'nl fdltor "It's been played up in the media love" philosophy to the black community. A campus newspaper for those that conservatives are people that with a conservative viewpoint has want to run your lives and don't slavery . BY LYNN mE SHELLEY This definition of maleness, far -reaching goals. really care about anyone," he said. Staff Rep fter Slavery, based on free labor, reflected in hip-hop and rap " Belief in the individual as an Kaplan said there is a fear on was the first big business in If P rican-Americans are to culture, is "based on conquering, individual , freedom of speech and campus of academic failure or America, Barka said . The black surviv they must learn to love intimidation and hardness," free trade," arc some of these goals expulsion if one speaks his mind. community's role has been based thems lves, a former television Powell said. "It's based on not said Michael Kaplan (BE SO} , For this reason,The Spectator offers on slavery and its relationship to star ~d a writer said during a loving ourselves as black men." editor-in-chief of The Spectator. an open forum for other viewpoints society has been one of work and work op Monday. Sarka, who is a school teacher The paper began a year ago with even if they oppose the paper's service. Th workshop was sponsored and a co-editor with Powell of an members of Young Americans for opinions. The exploitative relationship by th1 Black Student Union and anthology of black writers, said Freedom (YAF) . They began with a "I want people to say what they has carried over into the way the C ter for Black Culture. women are used as objects of circulation of 1,000 and have since believe without fear of being people treat one another in a Ke in Powell, who was an exploitation and that "young increased to I 0 times as many ostracized by the community," he relationship, Barka said. origir I cast member on MTV's boys see women as objects rather copies. said. " [Tbe fear to speak out is) a Powell said the solution to the "The Real World," and Ras than another human being." Although the paper covers a di sgrace to the university." problems in the black community Bark writer, poet and teacher, He also said women are taught range of topics including national Unless someone requests to have is a strong family . spok to 100 students and by society early in life that the and international issues, Kaplan said their byline printed, the paper will only person who can help them is "A family builds a nation," he comn~n ity members in Purnell he likes to focus on campu s events usually not run one. Kaplan said the said. "It's going to take a nation Hall. a man, so most of their lives are and groups, such as the Lesbian Gay no-byline policy evolved after to get black people out of the Po~ell, a writer for Vibe spent having something to do Bisexual Student Uni on and Faculty harassment he received from his with a man, either trying to get mess that we are in. Not an mag ~ine, said the biggest Senate. letter published in The Review individual, a nation, and families prob m for blacks is the lack of one or arguing over one. "The average universi ty student stating his views against the make up that nation." love or themselves and for their Sarka said men are also would be more satisfied reading legalization of marijuana. Powell said it is his obligation com unity. affected by sexism. about what's going on right in their "First it was just harassment," he to the community to be truthful " au cannot skip over "It gives them a son of own backyard," he said. said. "Then it got to death threats at to himself and to others and to you elf and expect to love 'machismo,'" he said. "They try The paper also discusses political four in the morning." · point out what he feels is wrong peo le that look like you," he to be overly masculine: no correctness. Kaplan said there is an The publication, which is funded - that blacks need more critical sai1 "You have got to love feelings, no emotions. obsession in this country with by Y AF and advenising revenue, is voices. you ·elf first." " We cannot deal with each arguments of what is or isn't looking into expansion through Barka told the audience they I pwell said b!ack women have other properly, and we deal with politically correct. foundation funding, Kaplan said. must be more positive if they bel 11 doing the work for their our sisters in a very superficial Most people " claim their He said he's hoping to expand want to grow stronger. cor munity for a long time. way," Sarka said. "All forms of diversity when all they really have is distribution and make the paper a bi "Do not get mad," he said. e said the men have bought exploitation are wrong." a special number of interests in mind weekly publication despite a "small, "Argue, read, discuss, debate. int the "white" definition of He said the underdeveloped and the plan to silence all those who but building" staff. That is the only way." ~ eness that causes them to feel relationships in the black oppose them," he said. This year, Kaplan said there has intimidated by black women. community have their roots in Partially modeled after The been both positive and negative American Spectator magazine, the feedback. BEA campus paper sometimes uses Last semester, copies of the paper humor to get across its conservative were stolen and returned, shredded, positions and present investigative in bags. He said such actions are a recent trend on some college HERO stories. Kaplan said the newspaper's campuses, but no one took Be ATeacher viewpoint is that people should have responsibility for the incident. Teachers have the powe r to woke up young minds to make a difference . I Reach for that power. Be a tea cher. Be a hero . Mountain Goat, 124 E. Delaware Ave., Newark, DE FERGUSON To find out how (302)368-4688 to become a teacher, call Dear Neighbor: I ENTERPRISES, I 1· 800·45· TEACH This is to introduce you t the MOUNTAIN GOAT, the only . f!J Re QUIGLEY'S F·ARM H.CUJ R~ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1993 Bonfire Included for: FORREST THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Clu.bs • Dorms • Private Parties • Social Groups Sorority • Fraternity ., ' C.elebrations of all kinds. 20 Min. Drive from Campus, New Castle, Del. 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"Operation Ladies Night Out" The suspects arrested were was a four-day stake-out targeted at charged with either prostitution, the Quaker H ill and Northeast patronizing prostitutes or numerous sections of the city, police said. other related offenses, Hazewski According to Sgt. Edward said. Hazewski, female officers from the Police said on two occasions, Wilmington Police Drug, Vice and women charged with prostitution Organized Crime Division posed as were caught prostituting multiple ATTENTION prostitutes in order to seek out SENIOR~ times on the same night. patrons, while male officers posed While most of the people arrested as .s u.s1-0mers to determine which were issued criminal summons, women were'prostitutes. others were booked after separate Elections for Senior Class Officers \ · The· crackdown was initiated in charges resulted, he said. response to several concerned community members' complaints to -By Melissa Hunt will take place police about prostitution in those Tuesday, October 19 Bomb scare in Clayton at the Student Center Hall evacuates building · in front of the Bookstore Clayton Hall Conference Center bombs. was evacuated Monday night after The group evacuated consisted of 11 a.m.-6 p.m. University Police were alerted that continuing education classes and th~re were bombs in the building, two information sessions held by srud Capt. Jim Flatley, of University companies recruiting seniors, said Your vote counts-you make a difference! Police. Rich Fisher, director for the Flatley said officials received a university's division of continuing short call at 5:52 informing them of education. the potential problem, and police "I thought it was very strange that had the building evacuated by 6:27. someone would bomb Clayton The building was searched for Hall," said Rosemary McCracken explosives by the Delaware State (HR SR), the front desk clerk at Police K-9 Unit and University Clayton Hall at the time of the Police, but nothing was found, evacuation. Flatley said. Colleen Caffrey (AS SR), a · Approximately 50 people student attending class in Clayton evacuated the building during the Hall at the time, said, "I was a little bomb scare and were allowed to re nervous. I think everyone was." enter at 8:33 , he said. Police have no suspects linked to F~atly said the university has the false call. receaved bomb threats in the past, though not often, and none of those - By Jimmy Miller have ever turned out to be actual WONDERLAND gPEARL JAM MONDAY AT MID-NiTE!!! Al..A A L.A. Al..A A L.A. Al..A A"J:.A Al..A Al..A A Come join A .L .L JeA~T,8JeO~h lbO~ O"Ff':Je-e A Alpha Sigma Alpha A A A t3r~Js3r-~~o4 .L for their r. Finnish playright Jussi Kylatasku will be in the U.S. to attend the American premier A Open House A A A of EMPEROR* and will be available to speak to the audience after the show. e r. Tuesday, October 26 r. A 7-9 pm A A Ewing Room A r. Everyone Welcome! r. A Al..A.Al..A.Al..A. Al..A.Al..A~AAl..AA~A * Language and situations may be considered offensive. This production is unsuitable for minors. October 15, 1993 . 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Faculty Director: Mark Huddleston l11depet1dcmt Study Credit may be arranged . Political Science & Int crna tional Relations 11(302)H3 1-2358 .... t;::;;;;;J Ho11ors Credit may be arranged . Co nta ct University 'tPILS~ FRANCE/PARIS Honors Program. lllllt•penrlc11t Shrr/y Credit may be arrang(!d. With Visa«> you'll be accepted at more than I 0 million ARTH 402 -Semin.u in the Hi story of Art 3 •f'erman ent nrmrbL'ring reqrrestetl. places, nearly three times more than American Express. FLL T 324-French Short StoriL'S J FREN 106-French 11 -E icmentary/lntcrmediatc 4 And that's not a misprint. FREN 107-Fren ch Ill -Intermediate 4 Visa. lt•s Everywhere You Want To Be. FREN 205 -Frevch Conversa tion 3 P0SC 44 1-Problt' ms of Wcstem Europcnn Politics 3 HIST 347-Thc French Revolution and Napoleon 3 """'~13 FLL T 320-Medieval Castles, Queens and Troubadours J ~'f'A I Fawlty Director: Veronica Eid ISTIUATIOSAL Fllfl.r.llll k lnC I.\l SESSIO\S A1 0. THE REVIEW• October 15, 1993 City Council denies School Grant outside of Latin America has the most continued from page A I profound effect on Latin American drive-in restaurant bid military officers. natural," Foulds said. "A synthesizer that White (AS SO), who spent The drive-through would be "a . AJ:ma sounds very much like a human being BY lARA D'ONOFRIO u'!le m El ~alvador, could sympathize SlaffRep Cnjo'j Juch deftciouJ ilemJ Juch ad: •:•hnaginative Salads •:• Delectable Appertizers •:• Savory Pasta BSU Health •:•Enticing Seafood Dishes •:•Creative Chicken & Beef Selections continued from page A3 Fitness Center information. The pilot phase of the Fightin' for Good Health program was initiated -.And Y"eaturin'~ our /amouJ t6 oz. JBone Steak · with Salad . last May, by Johnson and Johnson, Dintenfass said. They worked with university's like Duke, who have had & !ltalo ~r or;c~y $14/1 approximately five years of successful experiel)ce with this type of wellness program, she said. daily hours: "Through the research we did on health industry statistics in LUNCH: 11AM-2:00PM DINNER: 4-lOPM institutions of higher education and the private sector, we were able to implement a program with the 4732 Limestone Road * Pike Creek Shopping Center * ultimate goal being to cut health care costs dramatically." Wilmington, DE (302)998-8803 • continued from page A3 against alcohol violations, Flatley A K said, is education about potential dangers while being intoxicated. He commended the Well spring Program for their willingness to 0 8 answer questions and inform people, CAN BE "but the education part is the most •••••• valuable." Townsend said police presence is II • the most important factor in preventing offenses. "If we prevent one person from A turni ng violent , it 's worth the • effon." There 's al so a strong relation betw een alcohol and crimes of violence, he said . A "The police are there to keep the peace." E A Briefs cp conti nued from page A2 • ELI is also invol ved teaching English as a second language in the local A public schools. • ALL FRESHMEN & SOPHOMORES WELCOME ! The university has also been expanding its overseas offerings to students. Winter Session 1994 A MONDAY OCT. 18 MONDAY OCT. 18 TUESDAY OCT. 19 WEDNESDAY OCT. 20 WEDNESDAY OCT. 20 programs arc being offered in such E countries as Germany, France and AOIT AXQ As~ LL Italy. AEci> General Spring Semester programs L 4:00..6:00 PM 7:00..9:00 PM 4:00..8:00 PM 7:00..9:00 PM 4:00..8:00 PM cp are bein? offered in London, Paris, AOIIHOUSE RODNEY ROOM AXil HOUSE RODNEY ROOM WINTER SEssiON, Delaware's wORLD SERIES Brings the World to YOU! Including these visiting ·faculty from around the world: M. Ahn from Seoul, Korea POSC-311-010 Politics of Developing Nations V. Dimitrova from Sofia, Bulgaria IFST/SOCI/WOMS-367 -014 East Europe and U.S.: Women's Issues A. Barabashev from Moscow, Russia PHIL/CSCC-206-010 Imro. to Science, Technology, and Society L. Kabat from Nitra, Slovakia ECON-367-011 Economic Polky in Central and Eastern Europe REGISTER NOW THROUGH TUESDAY, OCT. 19 Contact the Faculty Director or the office of Overseas Studies, International Programs and Special Sessions, 4 Kent Way (831-2852) for applications and further information. APPLICATION AND SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE OCTOBER 29. 1993. Study Abroad Scholarships also available to matriculated UD studer,ts. FLL T 320-Medieval Castles, Queens and AUSTRIA/VIENNA Troubadours 3 ARTH 339-Art and Architecture of Europe 3 Faculty Director: Veronica Eid Foreign Languages and Literntures n(H31 -2591) CRMN 106-Gennan 11-Elcmentary/lntenncdiate 4 Honors Credit may be arranged . Contact University CRMN 107-German Ill -Intermediate 4 Honors Program . 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From the endless tailgate parties IFC is bound to win; last year out to the high-octane powered fans of a possible 39 candidates, I 0 were cheering on the home team to the members of non-Greek halftime ceremony of crowning the organizations, including the winner, Homecoming King and Queen. the candidates from the Center for Former students from years past Black Culture. come back and visit their alma Now with stronger numbers,the maters, sometimes stopping by at amount of candidates will be at least certain tailgates reliving old times halved, with most of the support with old friends. headed toward IFC. Unfortunately, Homecoming is not The race for Homecoming King as golden as it may seem. and Queen is also unfair to the Sure, the visits by alumni, the general student body. After all, to be a candidate one . football game and perhaps even the john Ottinger tailgating are special to many, but must be a member of a student the crowning of the Homecoming group, which automatically excludes King and Queen is nothing more than a large portion of UD students. a pseudo-beauty, popularity contest Also, when someone who is not in which the winner gets decided by involved in any student group looks Letters to the editor group numbers or looks. at the page of Homecoming King· and For example, not to single out the Queen candidates, they must feel Redefining Feminism But what mostly concerns me is the way you University community with such respect and Interfraternity Council (IFC), but be isolated and left out. I have not written a response to any of Jason make fun of someone's legitimate concerns, esteem. I simply wish to set the record sttaight realistic: They will not identify with anyone N. Smith's columns, with which (in liberal though even I may disagree with them, by out of respect for all those who know so well The IFC this year has decided to on the page; therefore who do they fashion) I diasgree entirely, because I thought it generalizing and hyperbolizing for the sake of how important these distinctions are. unite and present a single candidate vote for? That is, if they vote at all, would be a waste of my time and effort. The amusing yourself with what you perceive 10 be -James P. Cowley, Assistant to the Dean representing all fraternities rather which is another problem in itself. differences in ideology would be too large f for America's youth taking advantage of weak of NAFTA. Not only should the on this issue, it is crucial for all environmental laws in Mexico. proponent side discuss the benefits of Americans as well as Coogress to hear Commentary But that is all they have done. We passing NAFTA, but they should the other side of the argwnent. Never Commentary over America's children that it is see Mr. Perot tell ing us that NAFfA is discuss the possible disadvantages of decide on an issue until you have engaged in infanticide; have these By Dave dangerous, bu t he doesn't tell .us of failing to pass it, such as antagonizing objectively viewoo everything. By]. tools of the devil all destroyed. any possible benefi ts that might exist American-Mexican relations, seeing The dangers with allowing yourself Only if it was that simple. Newsom in the long run. Passage of NAFfA Mexico nationalize many of its private to follow your irrational emotions Matthew It seems that the blame is being could result in a dec line in illegal industries, errect funher trade barriers against this agreement could destroy O'Donnell put on a medium of communication immigration of Me x1cans into the U.S. on American exports, and seeing a something from which our nation and to disguise the fact that the real On Sunday, Sept. 26, 1993, former (who steal Ameri can jobs anyway) continuance in illegal immigration our neighbors might benefit in the problem exists in the home - how a presidential candidate H. Ross Perot and long-term economic growth for all south of the border. long run. An American youth holds up his child is raised, the environment it spoke before a forum of students and three participating nations. If the Former President Ford indirectly What the American people really school bus, threatening the driver lives in and how it is taught. fellow citizens in what turned out to be Mexican economy grows it is bound labeled Perot a "demagogue" for his need to see is a debate on the issue, as with a handgun. Notice that our wanna-be Beavis a rally against the North American to aid in the growth of ou rs because opposition towards NAFTA , because even Ross Perot himself suggested. A young fan of Music lived in a trailer park, with a single Free Trade Agreement (NAFT A) . we '!Viii in crease our exports to Ford believed PerOL was relying on The proponents of NAFTA have Television's "Beavis and Bullhead parent. Perot's populist organization, United Mexico. Besides, Preside nt Clinton people's fears. largely failed to counter Perot on this Show" sets his baby sister' s bed on This family environment is in no We Stand America, credits itself with claims to have nego tiated side At this pas t rally, Perot just issue. fire, killing her and destroying his way endorsed as wrong, but it is a educating the American people about agreements with Mexico that would happened to bring up that incident. In Still, by refusing to take on the mother's house. sure sign of what our society has the truth surrounding NAFfA and the better protect American jobs and an attempt to rebut former President opponents directly, the proponents And then in Newark, Delaware. become. dangers it poses for America if passed. strengthen Mexico 's environmental Ford's statement, he quoted the first may have defeated themselves on this "7-year-old brings gun to The divorce rate is at its peak, As a result of much opposition to laws. definition of the word "demagogue" issue. school" read Tuesday 's headline in abortions have become as this trade agreement, if the U.S. But where is th e mher side? We see from the ,,·ebster' s Dictionary: a Therefore, we Americans should The Review. commonplace as having a mole Congress were to vote on it today, it and here the oponcms of NAFTA leader championing the cause of call on both sides of the issue to His bringing the gun, which removed, and the children of the most cenainly would be defeated in vigioursly challenge it, but we never common people in ancient times. actually debate the issue before its fate turned out to be his father's starter United States have no idea as to the House. So in a sense, the hear or sec the other side nearly as He put the word in a more positive is decided. pistol, was not racially motivated. what the word discipline means. opponents of NAFT A do seem to have much. There obviously must be a light, not identifying the negativity of In a debate format, Americans His intentions were not to blow If a seven-year-old is taught not the prominent opinion in influencing second side to this argument, or the the word. The first definition of the would be able to decipher the away the school bully. He was not to play with guns, and especially this agreement. agreement would never have existed. word in the Amerjcan Herjtage advantages and disadvantages of the planning on committing suicide in not to bring them to school, Unfortunately, by having blind And that, my fri ends, is where the ~ has a much more negative North American Free Trade front of dozens of his classmates. chances are we would not see them faith in Perot and his views that this problem lies. Yes, there is a proponent meaning: A leader whq obtains power Agreement. By educating ourselves, The article read, "the boy stuffed in lockers at West Park bill is an "evil bill," we run the risk of side to this iss ue, bu t unfonunately, we by means of impassioned appeals to we could look objectively at this issue brought the gun to show his friends Elementary School. acting irrationally by following our do not see them appealing the emotions and prejudice's of the and rationally decide its fate. and not to cause harm to other Not all Americans have the own emotional fears. aggressively to il1c American people populace. It could tum out that this bill may students ... " capability or the ,opportunity to That is not to say that the opponents as the opposition has thus far. Perot has simply appealed to what not be in the best interests of our In the midst of the turmoil, with start a nuclear family, or even to of NAFTA are necessarily wrong. This makes it crucial for President he thinks are the common interests of nation, but we would be making a parents and teachers wondering maintain one. They do make a strong argument after Clinton, former Presidents Bush, Ford, the American people by getting to wiser gamble for our nation's fuwre. whether it is safe in the school But by the same token, a all. Passage of NAFTA will result in and Caner and all other supponers of their emotions and fears. anymore (the students, apparently, television set's capabilities does jobs being lost to a cheaper Mexican NAFT A to get out there and try to Although many Americans have David Newsom is a guest columnist were not phased), the school's not include subliminally coercing labor force and American corporations educate the public about the benefits probably already made up their minds of The Review. administration wondered where the children to murder a sister, a blame should be placed for the classmate, or a bus driver. incident. · Society needs to work on its One teacher ventured to suggest spectrum of morality, because soon Some good and bad signs of our times the reason behind the boy's desire enough, it will turn to black and to bring the gun to school and his white. All of us enjoy or are guilty of many innocent that presumes ab compete in the Miss World Pageant classmates nonchalant attitude over Parents need to teach their making decisions on one overriding people. initio that all in November. the matter. children to resoect authoritv once quality - the economy of thought. The " they-all Commentary black men are Neither triumph of ebony She said the students are so used again. Our nation's youth must be After a series of events on two look -a l ike" potential criminal pulchritude announces that the new to seeing guns and violence on able to distinguish right from continents, 8,000 miles apart, I found syndrome operated By Chuck suspects and that millennium has arrived. South T.V., a small pistol does not phase wrong before they grow up and it economically easy to conclude that with deadly Stone the lives of Africa' s townships are still being them. find wrong has become right. these are the times that try men,'s efficiency in foreign tourists savaged by the same black-on-black Would I be naive to say this The old wives' tale "spare the souls, especially if those souls are Philadelphia, which are far more crime waves that are decimating ., teacher is saying her students have rod and spoil the child" has lately black. has one of the valuable than a American ghettoes. In the South, a been dehumanized by television? become a doctrine of child abuse in But if they are suffering the worst highest conviction rates of innocent state's own citizens. subliminal racial superiority, is still 1 society's eyes. of times, it was equally true that persons of any American city. A North Carolina columnist agrees the pivotal criterion on which most In the former incident But when a child obeys and some black women, also on two Several years ago, a tall black with my moral dichotomy. Protesting decisions are made. mentioned, where a boy killed his respects his or her parents from the continents 8,000 miles apart, are professor at one of the universities Florida Gov. Chiles· breast-beating But racism can no longer hold the sister by burning her bed, the beginning, it is easier to reinforce a reveling in the best of times. complained to my office that he was distress over the killings of the South hostage. blame was also put on television, strong moral base as well as mold In Florida, dozens of black frequent! y beirig hassled as a criminal tourists - as compared with his One hundred and thiny-two years ' particularly the ".Beavis and the sibling into an adult of teenagers in a small North Florida suspect. Whenever he took his silence over the killings of 1,191 later, the emancipation of the South Butthead Show" the boy loved to character and responsibility. community were swept up in a evening walks ncar hi s downtown · Floridians - Barry Saunders still has followed the emancipation of its watch, where a character is This is not abuse, as long as it is dragnet of Gestapo-like efficiency, as apartment, he was invariably stopped carne down hard on the killers. Also a slaves . fascinated with fire . modified physically and in the sheriff's department searched for and questioned by police as a law-and-order hard-liner, he wrote, "I Kimberly Aiken' s historic One woman (it is unclear as to frequency. the killer of a British tourist. possible suspect fo r month-old hope they catch the killers and string achievement from the state where the .,,' whether she was involved) is If the youths of the United In Mogadishu, Somalia, U.S. crimes. 'em up or fry 'em or feed 'em to the Civil War began is another joyous • petitioning MTV to cancel the States are once again raised as they Army Rangers led an airborne assault When I conveyed the professor's alligators or whatever they do down sign of our coming together as a , show from its programming. An were earlier in this century, such on a compound believed to be hiding complaints to a chief inspector who there." nation. :; MTV official said the company tragedies one reads in the papers so the ·murderous warlord, Mohammed was an old friend, he quipped, "Hey, While Florida sheriffs and U.S. As that elderly black man•told . will re-evaluate the philo~ophy of frequently would become obsolete. Farrah Aidid. Instead, they ended up Chuck, when a call goes out for a Army rangers were denigrating an Martin Luther King Jr. when King ?, the prpgqun. ~ What would unfold from this is arresting 39 of Aidid's opponents, suspect described as a tall black man, entire group, racial stereotypes were asked if he had benefited from the When a tragedy occurs, the a nation of peoples who demand including a general, all of whom the only person who is safe is a short being buried on two continents, civil-rights movement: "I may not be blame must fall on someone, or in respect, but give it at the same suppon the U.N. effon in Somalia. white midget." Eventuall y, however, 10,000 miles apart. Miss South what I wanna be, and I may not be these cases, something. time. In both exercises, one underlying the hassling stopped. Carolina, doe-eyed, cafe au lait what I oughta be. But thank God, I ·· factor was in control: "They" - As a law-and-order hard-liner, I Kimberly Clairese Aiken, was ain't what I use ta be." So help us, if a box plugged into ). Matthew O'Donnell is an black people - all look alike. That harbor no intolerance for massive crowned Miss America. On the other an outlet with an antenna on top editorial columnist of The economy of thought has solved police effons to apprehend criminals. siqe of the world, Jacqui Mofokeng Chuck Stone is a syndicated has so much power and influence Review. uncountable crimes, but the resulting But I do harbor a profound became the first black woman to be columnist and is a former university effort has also injured 10 times as antagonism to the police mind-set crowned Miss South Africa. She will journalism professor. The Question of the Week Do te·Ievision shows influence the behavior of children? Who is responsible for a child's behavior? "Parents should "Yes, I think children "Yes, children are monitor what kids watch. are guided by · media most definitely influenced Everything has an age group. propaganda. For African by television. Both, the Networks should put labels Americans, TV stereotypes parents and television on to warn, just like games blacks, which is disruptive to broadcasters are that read 'a2es three and up.' young minds. It's the parents responsible for a child's If people are so concerned m;ponsibility to monitor what behavior." they should look out for their yOWlg children watch." - Kimberlee Davis (AS own kids." -Malik White (Delaware Blue SR) -Thomas Scott (HR SR) Bomber) ·. "It could, but the "Yes, children are ~ - "Yes, definitely. parents have to monitor the influenced by what they When people watch children. If it is on TV, in a watch and see. The parents programs, they get ideas. comic book, in a newspaper, are res ponsible. The blame The people responsible if a parent cares they will is not on networks. If the are the writers and actors view it before or with their parents don't want their of the TV shows." children." children to watch the show, -Rob Ottenberg (AS FR) - Jerry Alexandratos (BE turn the TV off." JR) -David Sten (EG SR) r, Orlando Upon further review... continued from page A 14 Everyone in America is a victim. A victim of racism. Of sexism. Of Last week a letter to the editor written by Lynette Shelley on behalf of the fattism or skinny ism. Of homophobia. Students for Life was edited and Of an abusing parent. Of a subsequently, a key phrase was left out of a dysfunctional family. Of a drug. Of sentence which clouded its meaning. alcohol. Of the system. Of Beavis. Of The last two sentences read:" Would Butt-Head. So it goes. you abort an unborn child if you were told it No one has any accountability. would be blind, deaf and possibly reatrted. If No one wants any. the answer is yes, then congratulations." No one wants to take the blame. The last two sentences should read:" There. I just summed up what's Would you abort an unborn child if you told wrong with America. it would be blind, deaf and possibly retarted. If the answer is yes, then congratulations ... Greg Orlando is personally you just aborted Mozart. responsible for the demise of disco The Review sincerely apologizes for music. any confusion and anger caused by this mistake. •• · A16 • THE REVIEW • 0 cto ber 15, 1993 a-,11\lnl ,.,, ""'Lk ~ tvrn-l_, Plo(f"\\f"t Cllf"f"\f" 11\~t ~o LIFf". H'"" .. lf\f" YOifl ~OOtlf".I . &rr Tltr- '"lt. If YOCJ ~OttT 6-0T IT" . 6-lT IT.~M Inside Sports Inside Section 2 Phillies win the NL...... BS Generation X column ...... 82 Fearln profile ...... B6 Great Movie Lines ...... 82 Back yard brawi...... B6 UD Frisbee Club ...... 83 Sports in Review ...... 85 Rudy fumbles the ba11 ...... 83 Gannon interview ...... BS Classifieds ...... 86 Arts I Entertainment I Trends People I Lifestyles Pick some 'Steel Magnolias' Pearl Jam that spawned the' Jeremy video. Pearl )am With the rush, of the euphonic Epic sounds and desperate auempts to Grade: A+ comprehend lyrics, it 's apparent if you can that a lot of sweat and deep, BY RACHEL CERICOlA excruciating pain went into the Aui.rllllll E~16rtai.,.~t Editor creation of this album. But the band has chosen, for the Dramedy strong The only problem with the new first time, to wet your taste buds self-titled Pearl Jam album is with the flavor of a few happy with emotion where to begin to talk about it and, tunes, such as Rearviewmirror and for that matter, after listening to Elderly Woman Behind the BY JOHN DEDINAS the whole thing, how to remember Counter in a Small Town. Staff Reporter to speak on any subject. In these departures from their While the ensemble in Steel In one simple sentence, it has norm, they do not disappoint. Magnolias gets plenty of laughs from fulfilled its purpose and will leave There are points which reflect the audience, they simultaneously its millions of anticipating and some dark passion for the styles of keep it on the brink of getting teary dedicated listeners in awe. REM, but they keep their eyes. As if there were any doubts, originality and driving resolution Steel Magnolias, written by Seattle has once again brought us, to make an even bigger and better Robert Harling and currently being with the grace of God upon it, album the second time around . produced by the Harrington Theatre another album to add as a This album pumps you up with Arts Co. with special arrangement by supplement to your daily musical enough excitement to warrant a Dramatists Play Service Inc., focu$ diet. massive explosion, thelJ mellows on how the life of one character, From its beginning, Go, kicks out at the end to give ~ nice cool Shelby, played by sophomore Colleen out with the intensity to create yet down effect. Guenther, influences the lives of the another number one single for the It can only be compared to other five female characters in the band that is still topping the charts holding your breath for about a play. with their debut album, Ten. half hour and then exhaling with a The director, senior A.J. Greely, But from their humble grunge relieving and mighty has put together a cast that mixes beginnings to the movement into '~aaaaaa.hhhh! '' together perfectly to create the their motion picture This will only lead to necessary effect of an ensemble cast. acting/soundtrack debut with scrambling furiously to listen to Greely' s cast, with no main Singles, they have certainly the album in its entirety again and characters, gives a feeling of metamorphosized. again. closeness within itself. While there' If the last album was considered With the album's finale, are no main characters in this type of even remotely entertaining, this Indifference, Eddie Vedder proves cast, each character has her own' one will surely crush the last into that Saint Jim Morrison is alive, moments in the show, and all one tiny pile of CD remnants. well and living in Seattle with its characters are working for one goal: It experiments with various melodic and poetic way of winding Each actress is effective when she types of grunge guitar, soulful, down and bringing together this is the focus of attention. None of the screaming vocals, pulsating bass eruption of angry youth in the form characters are extreme.Iy and thrashing drums, blending of genius. overpowering, but some them into one harmonious This album, as predicted, will performances are better than others. compilation. not only outsell its predecessor, but Junior Maureen Johnson, who By the half-way point, W.M A., might leave it to accumulate a thin portrayed the disgruntled, disheveled pumps out a tribal beat with the The latest self-titl~d Pearl Jam album will grab you by the throat and rip out your insides with it's layer of dust on a distant shelf. Ouiser, gave a delightful MTV gods chanting "Jesus greets sheer power and raw excitement leaving you breathless and speechless . If at all possible, go out and buy performance, showcasing the me .. .looks just like me ... AI/ my Vedder wails his vocals out with such . three stereos and copies on vinyl, bittersweet feelings of her character. pieces set mefree ... Human devices psychotic behavior of humans through jight .. .Don't oppress an equals given eminent force, it sounds as though he the lyrics of Rats, as well as in the cassette and CD . Get them all The play consists of four scenes set me free ..." · rights. Starve the poor so they can be cooking at once and never leave possibly could have ruptured hypnotic performance by the band. which take place in the town of From the power of this uprising well fed. Line their holes with the the house. There will never be any something in the process. It's obvious that words such as Chinquiapin, La. over a period of 2.5 flows Blood. Lead singer Eddie dead one's bread .. " must have come need to. The album then pries into the "They don't grab, they don't from the same twisted frame of mind years. The play jump$ months of time in between scenes, and each scene revolves 11roW1d the important events of Shelby's life. These events bring the six women to the local beauty shop for gossip sessions in which Uie Book him for obscenity! Here comes Stern! audience has insight to the characters growth. The first scene occurs hours before Shelby's wedding and quickly No one escapes the wrath of the self-proclaimed "King of Radio" introduces the audience to who the characters are. In this scene, we also Private Parts his various on-air disputes with his about: "/ have no embarassed by this triangle-headed relates various anecdotes about his find out that Shelby cannot have Howard Stem guests and other celebrities. idea why people moron. He is everything that is wrong production crew, his radio sidekick children, because she has diabetes. Simon and Schuster Oh, yeah, and lesbians, too. Three like Oprah with show business, with that phony Robin Quivers, the late Sam Kinison, · The play opens, and we see Trudy, Grade:· A- chapters worth, to be exact. Stern Winfrey . She's a backslapping, kiss-ass sucking up Jessica Hahn and Andrew "Dice" Clay . played by sophomore Meredith Lynn mentions his penchant for lusting after big dolt with an to anybody that comes on the And of course, there's all the stories Strang, in the beauty shop. Trudy and BY BRANDON JAMISON lesbians, oh, about 50 times in this empty, oversized show." of spanking, butt-bongoing, strip her beauty shop are the constants in Manag"w Editor book. head and $250 On Chevy Chase: "Chevy is teasing and all those other wacky events the show and undergo only minor, If you don't know who he is, you To read Stem's book is to basically million." going on the air any day now that have taken place in Stem's radio superficial changes. live a life akin to a hermit. see the transcript from one of his shows. 0 n with his own talk show and if booth. Trudy's assistant Annelle, played He is the "King of Radio," a name He offends. He flabbergasts. He Arsenio it's still on the air by the lf you thought it was funny when by sophomore Julia Wissman, is new he bestowed upon himself. He has been repulses. He shocks. He puts you on the Hall: "So time you're reading this you heard Stem doing it on the radio, to the town, and it is her first day at fined in excess of $1 ·million by the floor, rolling with laughter. many of chapter, /' m sure his it'll be just as funn y, if not funnier, work. FCC for excessive violations of proper Stern says he wrote this book in my black glaring lack of a sense of reading it with an explanation from Shelby and her mother, M'Lynn, radio decorum. seven months and that it was one of the friends tell humor will provide me Howard. played by senior Amy Salmon, come He lives on opposite ends of the hardest things he ever had to do. But it me they with lots of material." Stern hasn't done much except to the beauty shop to have their hair spectrum; he is vilified by some and payed off in the result of 446 pages of wish they In addition, Stem slams bring his spoken words to print, but his done before the wedding. heroically worshipped by olhers. pure unadulterated, uncensored and w e r e Madonna, Johnny crude honesty, his crude offensiveness Throughout the first scene, the He has probably been the most Wltouchable Stem. yellow, Carson, Ed McMahon, and his crude opinions make for some actresses appeared to be unsure of controversial figure in the media for the Stem's effort has already J:IDd off big they're so Roseanne and Tom very interesting reading and, if you have themselves, but the number of laughs last half-decade. for publishe;rs Simon and Schuster, after Arnold and Sinead an open mind, some pretty fimny sruff. they receive from the audience So, to bring his career to a peak, one weekend on the shelf, the book has O'Connor in his own And just to show that he isn't seemed to help to conceal their Howard Stem has written a book. sold 750,000 copie~ . is already going inimitable Stern-like infallible, Stem concludes his book with hesitations. Not just any book, mind you, but an into it's third printing and will end up way. two certified psychologists giving their In the second scene, Shelby lets autobiography of himself which tells of being the biggest selling book in rh P. Not to neglect the impression of the "King of Radio." her mother know that she is pregnant his familial upbringing, his rise to company's history. people that have helped Which should make you want to and plans to have the baby, despite stardom from the ranks of NBC radio, So what 's all the fuss about? How all these years, Stern read it even more. the doctors' warnings and her mother insisting not to do so. The cast was much more Admit it, everyone: You like to listen to Howard Stem, don't you? comfortable in this second scene, and effonlessly performed the rest of the BY BRANDON lAMlSON See, Stern's got honesty. This covered; well, almost. something right over the past five or show. M.lnaging Editor candor of his gets blurred with the were so He's done the radio six years. As much as you might try The final scene, in which M'Lynn Now everybody knows about harshness and sometimes outrageous swamped thing, the television to turn a deaf ear to Stern's comes to the local beauty shop for Howard Stem. offensiveness of his show. with early thing and now the book outrageousness, you can't avoid the comfort from the other women, is You either love him to death or you But it's refreshing to see that he's reservation thing. He almost had a fact that it is thought-provoking; it just exceptionally memorable. The way think that he 'should be jailed and shot not kissing up to his guests such as purchases. movie, but his Fanman depends on what that thought is. Salmon portrays the changing, angry for his antics. Arsenio, Chevy Chase, Oprah, etc do. After less project never got off the Could you say the same about the feelings of M'Lynn is what makes it Some people hear the name These guys are all pandering to the ground. The movie terribly bland Jay Leno or the jaded so. "Howard Stern" and immediately a great god Conformity and Corporate company really blew it Chevy Chase? About the sickeningly In this scene, Salmon's character torrent of criticism and disgust shoots Rules . (get it?) on that one. cloying schmoozing that Arsenio docs speaks with friends while agonizing forth from their mouths. Stern? He just conforms to his own Regardless of how with his guests? About the look-down over Shelby' s death, making the "Oh, he's so rude and profane. he's rules. He works for the audience. obscene and offensive your-nose snottiness exhibited by audience feel her pain . not funny, he's just shocking." "All he And what return does he get? His it was, it would have Rush Limbaugh? At the height of her performance, does is humiliate people." radio show is numero uno in all of the raked in a serious Stem has found the key to hooking M'Lynn screams that she needs to hit And I'll guarantee that all you self nation. His self-proclaimed title, "The amoWlt of cash . listeners and keeping them . He grabs omcthing, and just as the audience is righteous, smug folk out there laugh King of Radio," is truly well placed. And that's the whole their attention and holds it throu ghout. being brough1 to tears, Claircc, played the hardest at Stem when nobody else He has now declared himself "The point of this sidebar. lf it means being a little (or a lot) over by freshman Emma Cahil l, grabs is around. King of all Media," and why not? His As much as you the edge, so be it . Ouiser and tells M'Lynn to hit her. Come on, are you going to say that book, entitled, Private Parts, sold But, obviously, he 's got to be do ing Steel Magnolias ends with jokes you've never heard these words before 750,000 copies over the first weekend something right, because he 's the most si milar to those in the lighter that Stem broadcasts over the air? That it was released. It will be the biggest widely acknowledged and moments of the play. With these you've never said them to yourself or selling book in publishing company recognizable name in entertainment jokes, the performance shows the in the vicinity of close friends, not-so Simon and Schuster's history . smut-mine, today. audience that life continues after the close friends and people you just plain Several bookstores in the area were he's been And where has all your properness death of someone close and avoids an don't even know? sold out before the official opening doing gotten you? unhappy ending, but in doing so, emotionally robs the audience. Music Madness October 15, 1993. THE REVIEW. 82 Pearl Jam on wax, a guy in the trunk and a weird musical device In case you've been vacationing in leaving for food and water, listening to The differently since Ten. only the raw power of the music, but also Neptune, or Idaho, the new Pearl Jam Doors and becoming excessively interested In fact. we decided this is the first music the fact we were unable to move in the album came out Music Madness in the floor tile pattern, so I've read. since The Beatles or The Doors and such cramped dorm room for upwards of an Which is actually preuy big news We voted on the person who would which warrants a discussion of their hour. because we fmally are getting music which by Glenn Slavin figure oui the mechanics of the prehisloric evolution and where they might head ii1 the We all piled back in my cereal box on somewhat defines our faceless generation. music-playing device, who soon discovered future. wheels a little exhausted, a little entertained, We're Generation X, the MTV the big albums play at 33 1/3, not45. Personally, I think the whole "grunge" and maybe in retrospect, a little . generation, we feel neither highs nor lows. We all sat, just listening to Eddie Vedder thing will die down and the groups who more appreciative. Or at least that' s what the media is albums were how our parents used to listen wail, not really sure what to focus our • were really good to begin with, like Pearl We no longer have to turn to Hendrix or telling us. to music, and the large jacket was excellent attention on because this music wasn' t Jam and Nirvana. will start experimenting Morrison or Dylan for music which might But if you don't think the new sound is for when our forefathers had to perform accompanied by obscure montage with something completely different. Kind actually have some depth and meaning to it. giving us a sort of identity - an idea - their proverbial sorting, so I've read. Those sequences of farm animals and wheat of like the change between Strange Days Besides, it's been done. whatever it is, then you weren't sitting with were different times. fields. and Roadhouse Blues or Hard Days . Twenty years from now, our children :- seven smelly people who didn't really All seven of us jammed in the MicroCar, And, wow, after a few tunes, we were Night and Abbey Road. will be hanging in a smoke filled room, t know each other in a car the size of a Lucky one guy opting to lie in the mmk to spread actually being entertained by sound alone. See, it's music which has a purpose, perplexed by the simplicity of the CD , Charms box on their way to hear the album. out. and drove with the common purpose of A group of people just hanging out with the once again, whatever that may be, which player, jamming to the 1993 Pearl Jam For the same reason we'll never know listening to the new record.' sole purpose of grooving to a much adds to depth and defming of a generation. effort. '· why they gave Pat Sajak his own talk show, Then we all crowded in a Pencader antici~ second effort. Or maybe I ate one too many Devil And maybe, just maybe, they'll have :· Pearl Jam decided to release their album on room, almost with as much space as the car, No one ever just wanted to sit and hear a Dogs. enough room and they won't have to stuff vinyl a week earlier than the CD. and the same guy who rode in the trunk sat Go-Gos or Hall and Oates album to see But all of us were sitting in the room, one of their friends in the trunk. We decided to listen to it at the one place in the closet (I think he has problem). what kind of evolution their sound has gone our minds and expressions vapid and we figured there would be a record player After a while, the scene reminisced through. vacuous in awe of what we were hearing. Glenn Slavin is the Enterlairunent Editor of -The Smithsonian. I actually had to college students of yore who sat in their But there we were, discussing the flow And when the album finally ended, we the Review. Music Madness appears every explain to one of my friends that record room 72 hours at a time, occasionally of the album and what Pearl Jam has done all sat there a little dazed, frozen from not other Friday in the Review. Christiana MaU A Bronx Tale- Showtimes: Fri. Mr. Wonderful- Showtimes: Fri. 1· 95 and Route 7 (368·9600) Sat. Sun. 2:00,4:35, 7:15,9:55. Sat. Sun. 1:25, 4:45,7:30,9:50. Judgement Night· Long awaited Cool Runnings- Showtimes:Fri. 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He tournaments around th e area coll ege teams only, he says. WANTED: People who can says partici pants usually dress against other colleges and clubs. While national tournaments do run, throw and catch. Should be accordingly, meaning tee shirts Cohen adds, "The tourn aments have prizes associ ated with them, available to travel on weekends. and shorts or sweats and either are like soc ial gatherings. where most local competitions have no Competitive spirit a must. running shoes or cleats. you sec a lot of the same teams such rewards for competitors. Applications being accepted at all Participa nts say having to (from OLher tournaments) ." Hardin says the participants times. referee th emselves makes Each fall, the re is a n open will win an occas ional towel or If you fit the preceding comraderie and trust a must in the national tournament in wh ich any shot glass. description, then Ultimate Disc, a game. team can participate, wh ile in the frisbee related game entering it s Ed Cohen, as sociate professor 19th season at the university may of computer science and a long be for you . time disc enthusiast, says that The game is described by without contact and without members as similar to contact referees, players must be willing sports like football, only without to judge each other. the contact. "There's a spirit of the game," Senior Alicia Hardin, president says Cohen. of Delaware's Ultimate Disc Club, "The main purpose is to play says that while the sport is simple the game without trying to get and casual enough for anyone to away with anything you can." play, it 's also "a game with a lot Steve Peterson, university of strategy and a lot of running." alumnus, says he is aware of this The game is played on a field spirit. which is a scaled down version of Peterson has been with the club a football field: 70 yards long, 40 since- it began in the fall of 1975, yards wide and 25 yard long end when it had only 8 members. zones. "I've seen the team go through Teams are made up of seven several changes, especially name people to a side. Their objective is (changes)," he says. to get the frisbee into the end zone Some past names, he says, by a series of throws and catches. include Delaware Diamond Disc, A team usually breaks their the Wind and the GNU (Greater offense down into three handlers Newark Ultimate) Boys and GNU who control the disc the majority (Greater Newark Ultimate) Girls. of the time, two middle players According to Hardin, the team who get short passes and two long name for this year is still players whose main goal is to get undecided, into the end zone. The original plan was to name At the beginning of the game a the team "Poultry in Motion," but team "throws off" to the other for some players it just didn ' t team, which is similar to a football wash. kick-off. But besides competing for a One of the handlers takes the new name, Peterson says the team disc and has a 10 second count to has also competed with players throw to another player. If the from across the Atlantic. - disc is not caught by a member of He says that in 1987, a team the throwi.ng team, the disc is from Britain came to tour the turned over to the opposing team. states and played against the A team scores by catching the university. disc in their end zone and the "It was a team of barristers, game is played to a score of including a banker and a judge," between IS and 21. depending on he says. what the participants decide. "We beat them pretty easy, then The university's 20 member later on in the evening we had club, which includes contests of who could chug a beer undergraduates, graduates, alumni while standing on his head. They and professors, pra·ctices on did it first, so our egos made us Tuesday and Thursday behind the try. They said of all the places infirmary from 5 p.m. until long they had visited, Delaware was the The Review/ Walter M. Eberz after the sun has gone down. most fun ." THE REVIEW /Waller M. Eberz In the long nm, a· long throw is best in ultimate frisbee. Senior Seth Gleiman says that Hardin says that on weekends, A univer~ity student flips their disc over the Ultimate Disc Club. . q ... Def Leppard retreads old ground Boom! Jazzy Jeff and Fresh in poor ''Retroactive'' effort Prince shake it up on ''Code Red'' don't ever want to torture your Despite this song, the rest of the Code Red Prince on / ' m Looking for the One eardrums with. album is just a waste of electricity. Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince (To Be With Me). Songs like Fractured Love and · Miss You in a Heartbeat, a cover of Jive It 's obvious that JJ & FP have She's Too Tough, bring the listener Paul Rogers from "The Law," is Grade: B· matured immensely from their first back to the 1980s when the band was another slow ballad that truly displays smash recording Parents Just Don't famous for the album Pyromania and the bands attempts to make something BY M. TYE COMER Understand. its school dance style. ofthis collection. Assistant Entertainment Editor Prince 's rhymes have grown as he Each song is like a trip back in time, The next selection Ring of Fire , was Remember the days when rap showcases a broader range of displaying the bands changes supposed to be on the Hysteria album music was about just maKin ', materi al with a voice that flows as throughout the years. but. as lead vocalist Joe Elliot explains, relaxin' and having a good time? smooth as ever. From the hard rock band to the didn't quite make it. Today, unless two or three The s tuttering rap section of ballad masters that they aren't, Def "We wrote this song during the homies get glocked, or the artist Boom! Shake the Room is done Leppard's Jllusic will just make you 'Hysteria' sessions. It was going to be doesn't profess to get high as a bat with such incredible style ar -' nauseous. on that album for a long time and it within the first minute of the song, it finesse that most rap artists wou The press release states, "Retro just got shifted when we ended up isn't "real," and the rap public ge t the wind knocked out of the are extremely talented artists RetroActive Active is a collection of songs that writing Armageddon It and Sugar. We probably won't trust it, and just thinking about reproducing it. and the Code Red is the most fun DefLeppard have appeared in hard to fmd places, or just couldn't fmd room for it." definitely won't buy it. Lyrically, the songs cover a huge that rap has had in years. Mercury in l:enain cases, never made it out of Thank goodness they spared Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince take mountain range of topics. It 's a great breath of fresh air Grade: D· (for effort) the studio until now." listeners nationwide the horror of this their chances, and go against the Boom! a.nd Somethin' Like This from the cop killing and bitch 1bat's where they should of stayed, poorly written song. · modem now on Code Red. encourage you to let go, get loose chasing that rap has been doing in BY RON PORTER in a closet in some studio. · The album .ends with "electric The disc is a celebration of the and enjoy life. recent times. Spotttfditor The only song that treats the listener versions" of two previous songs, Miss laid back origins of rap, where all On the flip side, Shadow Dreams It 's a shame that the majority of Don't ask why they did it. with any kindness is a track entitled, you in a Heartbeat, and Two Steps the bad-ass gangstas got their start in encourages you to keep your hope the middle class youths, who are All you need to know is that it's Two Steps Behind. Behind, funher turning the stomach of the first place. alive, never give up on your dream the main monetary supporters of an album full of previous B-sides This song takes the listener on a any listener who was patient enough to What sets JJ & FP apart from and to keep courage on your side. rap music, won't get it, and and that's what every song should hean wrenching journey through love go to the end. most rap anists is that they " ... write Most of the tracks get help from probably won't go for it. remain. and dedication, all the things that the "This is not a new Def Leppard the rhymes to make you feel good." I ots of s I i ck R & B background Maybe they could listen to it on Def Lcppard, the middle school young at hean live for. album - nor is it a an old Def "Everybody wants to be a crooning, which is sometimes headphones underneath the covers rock band, has come out with a You can just picture little Johnny Leppard record," says the press gangstal but no more thanks to mel entrancing, and other times just really late at night. That way, no collection of songs that you probably walking over to Sally in the release. you got some thin' you can flip on plain corny. one would have to know, and they never heard and, unle.ss you are gymnasium asking her to dance. They shouldn't of wasted their the other tip! as you get lost in the But no matter how hard you try, could avoid the possi bility of really desperate to hear the band, Oh, the pain! money and neither should you. smooth rhymes I rip," says Fresh you just can't deny the fact the JJ & blowing their reps. Everybody's football dream movie fumbles the kickoff Rudy a dead end job, but is still holding have an eKceilent stalking suit. true story, is incredibly formul aic David Anspaugh on to his dream of playing for the And this is where Rudy goes a and predic table. Tri Star Pictures Irish. And he has a great friend, the little out of his head. Let's just say Se an Astin is adequate as the Grade: 0- only one in the world who believes he would be elated to wipe the · obsessive kid whose only thoughts in him, and guess what happens to sweat of the players' jock straps -ever- are about the Notre Dame BY GLENN SLAVIN him. with his tongue given the football team. Some might say this Entertainment Editor If you said he'd be blown away opportunity. kid has a problem, not just a lot of Although they don't say it in the· in some sort of freak factory So Rudy works hard in school heart. trailer, Rudy is really a accident and who's death inspires but repeatedly gets turned down But what was rea lly psychological thriller first, a Rudy to catch his dream, you are from Notre Dame. Any other person disappointing is that watching football nick next. correct and have seen a lot of might have dove off the nearest HBO 's " Inside the NFL" is more Because this annoying kid does cheesy Hollywood nicks. bridge, but Rudy has heart. exciting than watching the actual everything shan of boiling the head So Rudy leaves everyone, Eventually, he get ~ into Notre football sequences. coach's bunny to scam his way on including his fiancee, and takes a Dame and makes the practice team, Although the creators of the Notre Dame football team. bus to South Bend. but never gets to suit up on the Hoosiers helped make this film, it Rudy (Sean Astin) has been With the help of some priest, he sideline during games. ' will not be remembered as one of obsessed with making the Fightin' ends up at a local community To tell you the ending would the great sports films of all time. Irish squad for as long as he can college and if he busts hi s ass in only be a waste of space, because if Let 's just hope this won't spark a remember, but, and here's the tricky school, he could get into Notre you can't 'figure out what happens, series of SP,Orts flicks on players like catch, he's too short and too small. Dame. you ' ve been living in some Muggsy Bogues or someone. And, of course, no one believes He also scams his way into a job underground tunnel. And if Rudy was that small, that in him. doing maintenance on the field Let's just say Rudy would never untalented and that short to be a Too poor and too dumb to get working for Charles S. Duuon quit and to officially be in the defensive lineman or any other into Notre Dame after high school, (Roc). record book as being on the team; position, why didn't he consider his Rudy takes a job in his father's He also likes to make uninvited you have to play at least one down. one realistic option. factory. visits with the coach, and under any You figure out what happens. He should have taken up kicking Four years later, Rudy is stuck in of circumstance, the coach could The movie, although based on a or punting. Sean Astin probably hit a few too many tackling dummies during rehearsal for this movie and he has the acting ability of one, too. c;omics October 15,1993. THE REVIEW. 84 J. ~ J NON J~QUITUK BY ~alvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson W\EY ~To I~LL -mt. JUPIC\t>J... '-'<~~M ~WI CP\N&- \0 '1'4°R\<. IN '{oll~ f~\fo~ ... "'. -~1V ":;; < ~ (~~};.~#.- - ,'. ·_ ' HE!\ I\EII l-IB\ ! ' IVl-L_ i rr~ ?\\\L oo~~\-\\)'; .... \\~ ~to..~i~ \0 \'~Cl~ \r ~~ ~~~~ fl.-~"(o~{;. f.IC\< ~~o\)b\-\ FOR GN~to~ V'l~~\\ . ' ~ THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON "Well, we've done everything we can; now we can Ironically, Barnum's and Bailey's respective "Excuse me, but may I assume you're not kids-Sid and Marty-both ran away one night only walt and see if she pulls through .... Dr. Livingstone?" to join corporate America. If she doesn't, however, I got dlbs on these ribs right here." '· D~onesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU I HAV/3 70 Gt3T UP UIIO I The Review, Volume 120 Number 12 October 15, 1993 B> Sports in Review A Fan-atic finish for NL champs By jeff Pearlman BY MEGAN MCDERMOTT brother, made the 12-hour drive for Immediately after the final pitch. . , :1 Sporu Editor the game, and plans to go right police were on the field - aboul : , .: PHILADELPHIA - Junior back home afterward. "But they've 20 on horses, 30 on motorcycle!! : Kalai King was not quite himself been great. and 100 lining the field's 1: A Brave Wednesday night. "We drove all the way up- no perimeter. Fans remained standing j: He was running around outside sleep." · to see the post-game festivities 1: in the 40-degree weather with only King says his love for the broadcast on the stadium screen. : a pair of jeans, a bright orange wig Phillies goes back to Mike and kept celebrating through the 1d world for and some red and white paint caked Schmidt's heyday in the 1980s. parking lot. • 11 over his chest to keep him warm . "Ever since I was a baby, I've The Phillies won the first game · 1: A lillie crazy? Maybe, but after had a Mike Schmidt shrine in my at home 4-3, then lost two to 1! a poser watching the Phillies struggle for room," King said. And still has one Atlanta, 14-3 and 9-4. They came- · 1 years, King didn't think so. in his dormitory room. back to win the next two, 2-1 and ~ : "I've been waiting 10 years to A lot of people remembered 4-3 , I ~ ' do this," King said. those early Phils. Wednesday, for the first Lime in in Philly Wednesday night at Veterans' "I'm a die-hard fan," said Pat 10 years, they were National Stadium, where some tickets Cavalieri, who was dressed as a League Champions. : ..,~ ; · ~ •, , t I've always been one for suicide reportedly sold for $400 from 'Phitin' Phil'- complete with red missions. scalpers, was a cross between New Everlast boxing gloves with white Running naked down my street at age Year's Eve · and Halloween as Ps on them. "Since 1980 when 4-no IX'Oblem. 62,000 fans watched the Phillies' Mike Schmidt hit the home run in Eating Grandma's rusted pot roast 6-3 victory over Atlanta .. the playoffs to beat the Expos." sure, as long as the toilet isn't too far But King, who said he was Cavalieri celebrated his 21st away. christened Ronald McDykstra by birthday with this year 's National Healing out to Veterans Stadium fa' the fans (beC BYR~ PORTER team in the nation. premier team in the country," Spom f itor This year is a whole different numerous times in Monday's weekly "He's an idiot." scenario. press conference. That's what Delaware middle Villanova is struggling "If they' re not the number one linebacker Mike Bandish said last offensively. They have lost their"first offense in the country than I don't year of Villanova Coach Andy Talley string quarterback, Brad Parpan, to know who is," Talley said. before the two teams did battle in injury and now have a freshman, Erik But as he reflects on his own Villanova. Pearson, running the show. Parpan team, Talley shows his sense of His words spread across was given clearance to play Monday humor. newspapers- and media wires across but Talley says it all depends on how "We're last in the Yankee the Yankee Conference, as previews he performs in practice whether or Conference in just about everything, of the game were released. not he 'II get the start Saturday. so I don'tlook at the stats anymore." But most imponamly those three "Twenty minutes ago I got But Delaware Coach Tubby words were pasted in the Wildcat clearance that he can practice. Raymond points out the Hens' locker room for the whole week Playing is one thing but being able to defense is not so premier. leading up to game day. play effectively is another," Talley "Defensively we just made a ton That day ended with the Hens said. of basic mistakes," Raymond said of coming from a 20-14 deficit late in Talley says that the rest of his Saturday's upsetting loss to James the founh quarter to win 21-20 on a team is struggling too. Madison. running play. "We've had a lot of injuries and He credits bad tackles and missed Senior quarterback Bill have starters out for the season," assignments as the reason for such a Vergantino dropped back and faked Talley said. "We've basically been bad performance. the hand off to junior fullback Lanue held together by freshman and walk Hen Notes: As of Thursday the Blue Johnson who took the whole Wildcat on players." Hen Box Office had printed over defense with him. Vergantino then . "We're the type of football that 18,000 tickets for the game. This pitched back to freshman Pat might have to limp to the playing weekend g:~rne will be broadcast live field on Saturday and hope that we on WTXF TV 29 the game will be THE REVIEW I Walter M. Eberz Williams who dashed 10 yards into Tailback Lanue Johnson and the rest of the Hens will be trying to bounce back from a drop in the the endzone. don't get blown out," Talley said. called by WTXF TV sports director Bandish's talk meant nothing and Talley has the highest praise for Carl Cherkin and former Philadelphia polls and a its first loss. the Hens beat the second-ranked Delaware, referring to them as "the Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski. Ex-Hen star still throwing in the N.F.L. continued fn.>m page B4 had over the years," Gannon said. "If you think about that, you Washington victory. Any substitute is always one shouldn' t be out there. Injuries are Gannon says making it in the "As a thir.d-year starter, 1 got to step away from coming into a part of the game, and I've had N.F.L. is what every player strives know him pretty well. We went game. Last month for instance, them, and you do the best you can for. "These guys are the best of through a lot of things together. midway through the fim quarter, to stay healthy and try to avoid the best," he says . "I'm still Lots of highs and lows, but many Redskins backup quarterback Cary that, but nobody is out there striving to be the best at what I do. more good times than bad," Conklin stepped in for Rypien. thinking about getting hurt." It's a long battle. I came into a Gannon said . "My relationship "As a backup, you don't get Gannon says being an N .F.L situation when I wasn't going to with him now is different because any work in practice and you're quarterback is a dream come true. play right away so I just had to I'm not olavinl! for him. I've come one play away, so it's tough to It's something he's wanted to do work and keep on battlin~. and to respect the guy, and really prepare that way. You JUSt get since he was younger. Now that he hopefully good things would work admire him. He's one of the yourself ready to play, have some has the opportunity, he wants to out for me. greatest coaches I've ever had, and fun and do the best you can," play to the best of his ability and "Then I had that success last I miss him." Garmon said. help his team win. year, and an unfortunate thing Gannon met with Raymond As far as a career-ending injury His performance last Monday happened and they sat me down. again after the game last Saturday is concerned, Gannon says he tries was bittersweet. He led an Then we had a lock on the and referred to him as a legend. not to think about the fact that he impressive drive which led to a playoffs, and all I could do was ''There's a reason why Delaware could be one hit away from never touchdown. but it was ultimately just sit and watch, so it's an up and football has had the success it's playing again. not enough to salvage a down type of thing." Ashurst said of Fearins, "She's a fighter. She tried to stick out continued from page B5 playing for as long as she could." Fearins injury Coach Laura LeRoy hopes 10:32: It's the eighth inning, the Fearins recovers soon, especially score is 6-3 and the game is all but because LeRoy doesn't even over. know F,ea.rins' full potential yet. My last-gasp cheers for Justice are gives her Fearins said she was in good answered with "He sucks," "He's shape ·when she arrived a·t terrible" 3nd "He choked this serieS" Delaware and still improved by the friendly neighbors, so at this when the team started point I've opted to end the vocal conditioning. ponion arxl take it all in. different feelings Everyone in aueroance begins the "And then the minute you stop, it' s amazing," Fearins said. "I "Hoop, there it is" chant made can feel my body not" being as famous as a No. 1 rap song earlier ih strong as it was. You lose a lot. the year. It's so depressing." Funny, this game of baseball. Currently Fearins is doing A fan base base of 92-percent BY SARA HAUFF the tennis courts, I'm going to physical therapy to strengthen the white males over the age of 35 Assistant Spons Editor be so conscious about doing muscles around her hip, because chanting a rap song. She's got mental strength. anything to hun myself," it continues to pop out Who can figure? And fear? Not Fearins. Fearins said. "You shouldn't occasionally, which causes pain 10:47: A man walks by with 'The True, number two Delaware be that way. in her back and leg. chop is schlop" sign. What the hell tennis player, freshman "It's frustrating because it's "This is not so serious that I does this mean? Rebecca Fearins, has been out an injury, but I feel fine. It's can never play again," Fearins 11:12: Two outs, top of the ninth, with a hip injury for over a hard, I miss the team." said. "Once we get it corrected I Mit.ch "I have absolutely no business month. Fearins didn't realize at the should be fine. being a big league closer" Williams But Fearins overcame time her injury would keep her "The doctors tell me to take it on the mound obstacles before. She was out out of tennis so long. day by day. 1' m getting better, Bill "I have no business being a for three months in high "At Lafayette (Sept. 11). I slowly but surely." big leaguer" Pecota at the plate. school with a simultaneous stopped short and all of a The Hens have dealt well with Ohboy. bout with Lyme's disease and sudden I felt something out of the loss of their number two "This is what it's all about, the big mononucleosis. place," Fearins said. player. game, the big moment," says Dan "1 was stuck in bed, "I played the rest, I didn't "It gives other people a chance Mencer, 29, the goatee guy and )iterally. I couldn't move," know it was serious. I thought to play," said senior Julia surprisingly nice guy despite his Fearins said. "And then I I could work it out." Kratzer. "We're a real deep team. menacing look. couldn't play tennis for two Although the injury was not We have all accepted the role and So do you f~l comfy cozy with more months. excruciating initally, Fearins are doing great." "Wild Thing" in there? "Getting back was the said the next day it was Ashurst agreed. "To tell you the truth," dairy employee whispers, "oot a1 all." hardest thing I've ever done in extremely painful. "It would have been a real llJY entire life. Because I was The doctors thought she bonus to have Rebecca but with STRIKE THREE!!! PHlLS WIN! tired just walking up stairs." was so enthralleCI with the the strength or the players we·ve PHII..SWIN! Good news for the city of Fearins said after this time match she didn't realize the been doing really well," Ashurst brotherly love, bad news for one away from tennis, she'll train seriousness of her injury, said. collegiate reporter who is suddenly on the stairmaster among other Fearins said. The Hens will travel to the things to whip her back into "I was so caught up in the bear hugged by an overn:alous dairy North Atlantic Conference man. shape. match . I came off the court Championships a t Vermont on "I don't care what team you like," She realizes that she cannot from singles and then right on Saturday to face Vermont, he yells, a smile growing ocross his allow her mental strength to to doubles," she said. "I was Hartford, Maine and Drexel. face the size of John Kruk's butt. falter while she continues to thinking about playing that I Delaware received four "This is history:" si t out of the sport she has wasn't thinking about the number two seeds, singles, and "This is history .. played since she was seven. pain." one number one seed, doubles, in THE REVIEW / Walter M . Eberz "The first time I step out on Junior teammate Alison the tournament. Fearins, sen-ing here, is struggling through an injury to return .. Jeff Pearlman is the editor in chief of The Review .. Phillies win gets them free tickets to World Series BY MICHAEL BRADERMAN crowd into delirium and the hillers, allowing three runs on into a frenzy and the Phillies struck out 19 in 16 innings . ellample," Cox said. Stall Reporter Phillies to the World Series. only five hits in seven innings ahead 4-1 . Oddly enough Schilling did He was referring to a liner hit PHILADELPHIA - Those Manager Jim Fregosi took a work. Second baseman Mickey not have a playoff win to show in the bottom of the ninth with sp itt ing, long-haired , scruffy team described as out of shape, "Last time I just didn't pitch Morandini tripled in two more an for the honor, making him the the winning run on third- a ball Phillies proved their critics · beer guzzling softball players, well. Tonight I felt I pitched well inning later giving the hometown first starting pitcher in LCS that started 20 feet fair but wrong Wednesday by defeating into the playoffs. The Phillies when I had to," Greene said. heroes a commanding five-run history to make that claim. hooked foul allowing Lenny the heavily favored Braves four proved their doubters wrong by The Phils got to Maddux, a lead. The dream of winning the The Atlanta Braves turned up Dykstra to deliver a tenth inning games to two in the National downing the Braves. master of pin point control and pennant started to become bridesmaids for the third straight homer to win the game. League Playoffs. "I have to say that no one on deceiving off speed pitches. in reality. year . After two World Series The Phillies will now face the The Phi Is took the fielci in the the club felt like we were the third inning. Morandini thwarted the Braves losses they took a step Toronto Blue Jays in the World ninth with a three-run lead. This underdogs," Fregos i said. Philles catcher Darren Daulton scoring bid in the second inning backward, getting dethroned as Series, somewhere they have not set the stage for the Wild Thing, "Everyone says this is a team lined a bases loaded pitch in to by leaping and snaring a Dave National League Champions. been in ten years. Mitch Williams, and started the with a lot of characters, but we right. It bounced into the stands Justice liner to the gap in right. "The Phillies played great. To 1983 was the year the Wheeze heart palpitations of 62,000 fans have character." for a ground rule double scoring Fred McGriff stood on first me, I thought their defense was Kids were unable to handle the packing Veterans Stadium. After a poor performance in two runs . knowing he would have probably the key to the series," said Bobby onslaught of Cal Ripken and the Although the gut-wrenching Game 2, starter Tommy Greene The Braves cut into the lead in scored had the smash gotten by. Cox, manager of the Braves who Baltimore Orioles. Williams turned in lackluster was looking to make amends. the top of the fifth making it 2-1. Pitcher Curt Schilling was are quickly being declared the The spit and grit team looks to performances in three previous again facing Cy Young Award But in the bottom half of the voted the National League Buffalo Bills of baseball. bring back the Phillie pride of playoff appearances, he fired a hopeful Greg Maddux. inning, Dave Hollins s lugged a Playoff Series Most Valuable "The ball didn't roll our way. 1980, the only World Series fas tball by Bill Pacota to cap a 1- What a differe nce a week pitch into the stands in Player after two brilliant outings. The [Mark] Lemke hit that went victory in the team's 110 year 2-3 ninth inning that sent the makes . 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