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During the first week of Confessions of an alleged killer accused killer By Larry Dignan the audio tape was being played. Special "ssignment Reporter apprehended by police in New Orleans in Charles Cohen's The taped confession was part of the May 1990. WILMINGTON - Charles Mark Cohen prosecution's evidence in the sentencing Along the way, Cohen said he stayed stared blankly at the table where he was phase of Cohen's trial which began last near libraries and became an avid reader - trial, a confession sitting and doodled with a yellow No. 2 week . turning to books for both personal pencil. On the tape, recorded in 1990, Cohen inspiration and more aliases. The former university student calmly sat revealed his LIFE AS a fugitive- drug During his 18-month flight from recorded in 1990 in the chambers in Wilmington's Superior abuse, close calls with police, pan-handling authorities, Cohen said he converted to Court and listened absently to hi s for money and the use of numerous aliases Christianity and wanted to "get a fresh provides a glimpse confession detailing his two years of hiding while he crisscrossed the country. start." after the 1988 murder of his parents. "I survived so many close calls, 1 guess I But he said he was pursued by violent Cohen, 27, who is charged with felt like I really couldn't be touched," he thoughts that tormented him. In his of his life as murdering his parents in their Hockessin said. "I felt special." confession, Cohen said he had urges to kill a home in November 1988, displayed little Cohen said as he eluded officials lesbian for money in New York City. emotion - with the exception of an nationwide, he became more confident in He said once he succumbed to those a fugitive Charles Cohen occasional smile to a female friend - while his ability to deceive people until he was see COHEN p.18e M Dining hall Incumbent Gardner: changes keeps mayor's post : reversed By Mickey McCarter Staff Reporter Newark is starting off a new election year with a few familiar faces. Dining Services reopen With 1,687 total votes in Tuesday's city elections, incumbent Mayor Ronald Pencader for breakfast, L. Gardner garnered 1,464 of them, leaving his opponent, university lunch after protest sophomore Gordon Gary Geise (AS SO), with 223 . By Lisa McCue Newcomer to the city council, Anthony Staff Reporter Felicia, lassoed 475 of the 653 votes in Angry students protested the closing of the third district to defeat previous Pencader Dining Hall for breakfast and councilman Edwin D. Miller Jr. lunch Monday, but saw quick results for Fifth-district incumbent Jane Tripp their efforts when Dining Services officials defeated Wallace Hansen 251 to 102, and re-opened it for all three meals Tuesday. Olan R. Thomas, who ran unopposed, The decision to cut the Pencader hours remains the councilman for the six.th and open the Upper Deck for breakfast and district. lunch was announced Friday. Four-year resident Andy Mox, 30, of Duane Clark, senior food service director, the third district who voted for Gardner said the decision was made in an attempt to said: 'To be honest, Gardner hasn't done accommodate students who wanted to buy anything that I've disliked. I read some their breakfast and lunch meals a Ia carte information provided by [Geise). It di dn't style with points. click with me." This caused Ken Nelson (AS JR) and Geise said: "The majority decided Source: City Secretary's Office David Downs (AS JR), who described against me. But that's what representative themselves as "two pissed off students," to democracy is all about. However, I mayor." stand outside the Pencader dining complex learned a lot about city politics." Gardner said he felt "progress has been during Monday's dinner hours and ask Third District-resident Dave made" in the past three years he has students to sign a petition to bring breakfast Rosenberg, who also voted for Gardner, served as mayor, and said he plans to and lunch back to Pencader. 'said: "He has the experience. He has the continue the progress. Nelson, along with other students, best interests of the city at heart and he's "You can only do this job for an · complained about the small selection of good at geLling things coordinated. We interest in the community," he said. "If items at the Upper Deck for students using really. don't need a young student as see NEWARK page M the meal plan equivalency. Protester Laura Ingram (AG ND) said,."! · figure we pay for the quality and quantity of · the food and now they're taking it away by not providing as much of a choice for us." Pennell investigator Another complaint about the change included waiting in longer check-out lines at the Upper Deck due to cashiers having to itemize everything for students who only use points. still haunted by case Scott Krewatch (BE JR) said: "It really bothers me because it slows everything By Sara H. Weiss apprehend serial killer Steven Pennell, she down and the selection seems to be so much City News Editor says the effect of the four years she spent smaller. For Renee Lano, the nightmares came connected to the case were "filled with "Also, I think the nutritional value of the frequently and always they were the same. turmoil." food has changed. It seems like our only She remembers them vividly. The plot Lana made that revelation when she choices are fast-food type things." was simple, the result horrifying. and a colleague, Detective Sgt. James After observing the breakfast and lunch "Steven Pennell would escape from Hendrick, visited one of the university'j operations on Monday at the Upper Deck • • 1 Pamela Wray De Stefano Gander Hill prison and come to get me," criminal justice classes Tuesday night to , and hearing students' complaints, Clark said En·vtronmental Protest A man dressed in a black hooded robe she says flatly. discuss the Pennell case. Dining Services decided to reinstate the and painted face was one of the protesters who rallied Monday at Du The last time she had the nightmares But Lana and Hendrick did not visit the original hours at Pencader. Pont headquarters in Wilmington to protest CFCs. See story, page AS. was in September and she hasn't really class to offer more of the sordid and Clark said the decision to close Pencader been troubled by them since. horrifying details of the case that have see DINING page A4 While the bad dreams have disappeared been documented in what must be for Lano, one of the officers who helped thousands of news stories. Lano and Hendricks' discussion - which, ironically, fell on the one-month r----INDEX -----, anniversary of the Pennell execution - · Colleges Across the NationAl focused on an aspect of the case that has largely been ignored: how the case Campus Briefs ...... A2 affected the officers who handled it. Classifieds ...... BS A Knight to remember ••. Comics ...... 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American gold medals, donated his cruised the strip to pick up women who Instead, Indiana University men's $5,000 appearance fee to the Morris would become his victims. basketball coach Bobby Knight Library. Lano wore a disguise and a body wire gave an entertainining speech to the Knight began by talking about which enabled nearby police units to hear sold out gathering at the 7th annual his relationship with Delaware everything she said and everything others Blue Hen Hoop Club Basketball graduate and former Philadelphia said to her. Awards Banquet Monday night at Phillics manager Dallas Green, who After about two months and after about Clayton Hall. ' also attended the banquet. 200 men had stopped "to talk" with Lano, Both the Delaware men's and "Sometime in 1980 I got a call she noticed a blue van that had pused by women's basketball teams were from a good friend of mine named her four times. She memorized the tas honored for their seasons before Pete Rose and the Phillies had just number. Knight. s speech. gouen a new manager [Green]," It wasn't until later in the investigation "''bere Is only one key that opens said Knight. "Rose called me and Bobby Knight, Indiana University's men's bat1ketball - on a darker and more secluded stretch the door to your own success," see BOBBY kNIGHT page AS coach, with university President David Roselle. of highway - that the same van would approach her. see INVESTIGATOR pap M •;? In brie April1 5, 1992 • THE REVIEW. A2
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Hello, cruel world bad credit rating for themselves lhat will have monlhly payments on lheir credit cards, Norton driving - if mishandled, lhe privilege can be future repercussions, said MBNA employee said, which seems immediately beneficial to taken away. College students are oft en unprepared for Matlhew Bru~ker. consumers, but costs in interest. Joyce Hoover, an agent wilh State Farm m,anaging their financial lifes after graduation, "The worst lhing you can do is blow it off "We make money off of [skipped Insurance, said students often fail to make said panel members Monday night in lhe and lhrow it in lhe trash," said Brucker, a recent payments]," she said. provision for heallh insurance during lhe Chri stiana Commons. university graduate. Making payments on time is very important, transition between graduation and full-time The panel of four bank representatives and a Megan Norton, an employee of Bank of New said Brucker. Repeated delinquent payments employment. local insurance agent offered advice about York (Delaware) and a university graduate, said ' establish a bad credit rating lhat could stay on a Recent graduates wilh major medical fmancjal responsibilities in a presentation titled college students may not be aware of lhe consumer's record for 10 years, he said. problems who lack heallh insurance face "Welcome to tlle Real World." mechanics of credit cards, including late fees, Michael Garrett, a representative of potential bankruptcy, said Hoover. Students often ignore credit card and bill grace periods and minimum payments. Wilmington Trust, said banks consider payment notices, and unknowingly establish a Banks often allow consumers to skip checking accounts a "privilege" similar to Compiled by Rich Campbell
Argument results in racial brawl An argument between an Olivet College student and her boyfriend deteriorated into a 70-person racial brawl April 2. Police said lhe woman locked herself in her dorm room on lhe school's campus in Olivet, Michigan. Her boyfriend started to pound on lhe door wilh two friends, who are black. The woman telephoned a nearby fratern ity house for help, police said. The fratern ity members went to lhe dorm room, where a crowd had started to galher. Some of lhe white people in the crowd began to harass lhe two black men, described by police as "innocent bystanders," and a fight ensued. Tribune Media Services Police estimated lhat about 25 black students came to lhe defense of lhe two black men and as lhe school's new provost and dean of faculty. Tom Goodenough, president of the fraternity, fought wilh about 40 white students. Gabelnick was a dean at Western Michigan declined to comment on the issue. Two people suffered minor injuries and one University before getting lhe job at Mills, a private Jim Chaussee, president of lhe Interfraternity window was broken during lhe fight. Immediately women's college in Northern California. Council, said lhere was concern about protecting following the brawl, school officials imposed a Students who participated in lhe sit-in said lhey the Greek image, but he noted that lhe Delta Theta curfew that was lifted lhe next day . will consider a boycott over lhe controversy. members had not violated any rules. As a result of lhe fi ght, black students at Olivet In 1990, the students staged a two-week strike to "DTS has not broken any laws. At worst, lhey have asked school offi cials to look into racial protest lhe school's trustees' decision to begin have used bad judgment," he said. problems at the private co llege. admitting men into lhe undergraduate program. Some students have begun collecting petition Two monlhs ago, signs began to show up on signatures protesting lhe T -shirts. campus asking lhe college community to lhink "Hopefully lhe petition will create a greater Mills College students hold sit-in about racism. awareness among men and women on campus lhat this was sexist and degrading and dehumanizing," to protest all-white selection said Jeannette Barisonzi, one of lhe protestors and ·committee's hi ring of new provost Fraternity criticized forT-shirt logo head of lhe Women's Student Association. that demeans women Betty Bergland, a professor who teaches a Students at Mills College staged a si t-in April 2 Women and History class, said students discussed to protest lhe school's hiring of a new provost by The University of Wisconsin-River Falls Student lhe T-shirt during a recent meeting and suggested an all-white selection committee. Senate has approved a resolution suggesting lhat a various courses of action. The students occupied the president 's office for fraternity apologize for designing and printing T "They were justifiably outraged and have gone five hours, demandi ng a new search committee shirts lhat students have condemned as demearting about lhis in an intelligent and thoughtful way," wilh some minority faculty members. to women. she said. However, Janet Holmgren, lhe school's The Student Senate passed a resolution in late Olher students said lhe issue was not lhat president, said she will not reopen the search to February lhat asked the Delta Theta Sigma important. find someone else to fill the position. fraternity to be aware of lhe negative implications "I think people are blowing lhis way out of In a prepared statement, Holmgren sai d: "I of lhe design and lhat the fraternity members proportion," said John Kiecker. "I don'tlhink lhe believe lhe search was conducted thoroughly and reconsider printing anylhing similar in lhe future. words are meant to go with lhe picture. The words fairly ... I do not intend to reopen the search." The The T-shins, which were sold for the fraternity's relate to lhe fact that it was lheir IOlh annual students left peacefully, but vowed to continue "Back to Jamaica" party, depicted a woman in a party." lheir figh t. shark's mouth wilh the words "Decade of Failh Gabelnick was appointed by lhe committee Dominance" below it. Compiled (rom the College Press Service
Armed man held up $450 worth of property but damages totaled $1 00., Rodney complex caught fire Tuesday Gannello's pizza shop stolen from Nissan nigh t, University Police said. $385 mountain bike The Rodney A fire alarm sounded A n1an armed wilh an automatic A brown leather Adventure Bound when smoke blew inside, police said. hand-gun demanded money and then jacket and pair of Ray Ban Cat 's Eye stolen from Christiana The building was evacuated and sunglasses were stolen from a Nissan West Tower there were no injuries or damages stole a cash register in Garmello's reported, police said. ./j Pizza on Elkton Road late Sentra parked in lhe College Square Shopping Center Wednesday night, A GT Passage 21 - speed mountain Wednesday night, Newark Police bike and Jock were stolen Wednesday said. Newark Police said. Mountain bike stolen ~ The property was valued at $450, morning at Christiana West Towers, ~ Police gave lhe follow ing account police said. University Police said. from Gilbert A Q of lhe incident: The bike was valued at $385, The suspect entered the restaraunt police said. A red SchwiiU't mountain bike was and ordered the employees to give Kent Way parking meter stolen Wednesday evening outside of him money. Gilbert A, Univenity Police said. ~ stolen Wednesday Chevette tires slashed in The bike was valued B1 $350, However, lhe employees fled lhe police said. ~ scene and lhe suspect took lhe register A parking meter on Kent Way Russell lot which contained an undisclosed was stolen Wednesday, Newark Police said. Two tires on a 1984 Otevette were amount of cash. No one was injured. $360 mountain bike The Duncan parking meter was slashed Thesday morning in the ::l Police described the man as a RuueU par1dns Jot. University Police stolen from Dickinson ... valued at $90 , police said ...... black male in his earl y twenties, said. weighing between 150-180 pounds. The damage totaled $160 , said A Schwinn High Plains mountain He was wearing a dark waist leng th Ford pick-up vandalized police. bike was stolen Thursday night ~ jacket, knit cap and had a band aid outside of Dickinson C/D, University A 1988 Ford pick-up puked oo Polices&d. under his right eye. Bellvlew Road was broken Into Fire outside of the The bike was valued at $360, The Newark Police ask anyone Wednesday night, Newark Police Rodney complex Tuesday police said. wilh further information about the said. crime to call 366-71 00. Police said no property was taken, A pile of leaves outside of the Compiled Pamela Wilson
·'l ~ '------.--- April17, 1992. THE REVIEW. AJ On the Lighter Castle vows to 'shake up Washington' ·;. By Adrienne Mand CopyEcircx .,...-...,.· be victorious in the November elec~Acn. 1 "If the economy recovers, Bush will Gov. Michael N. Castle spoke to about win," he said. "U not, he will still win, bu~ 45 students and faculty members Mooday it will be close." • night in Purnell Hall about his past ~tl Side Castle referred to Independent achievements and said he will "shake up presidential candidate li. Ross Perot d Washingtoo" if elected to Congress. "irritable anc press-happy." He feels Castle, 52, who is legally prevented Perot will take more votes away fro"' from seeking a third term as governor, said Republicans than I?emocrats, but wi!l no~ he is vying for a "more combative role" in pose a threat to Bush's re-election. ' politics as Delaware' s only U.S. Representative. Castle also urged students to become • pan of the political process. : The 1992 election will be challenging, "I don't know of a campaign that does Castle said, because experts predict 100 to not welcome and appreciate young 200 of the incumbent 435 seats in people," he said. "There are tremendou• Congress will be replaced. Castle, a things that can be done." . Republican, added that this is a needed change. Members of the College RepubliC8DS\ who sponsored the speech, were pleased "Most Congressmen are so concerned with the governor's remarks and his que~¢ with their re-election," he said, "that they . I Maximill iilll Gtetsch for a seat in the House of Representatives. ; mask their feelings and go with the · Gov. M1chael !'I· Castle speak.s at a College Republican gathering Monday "He'll be a hell-raiser," said Briu lobbyists who have money." about past achievements and h1s run for the U.S. House of Representatives. McCanhy (AS SO), the group's publie Castle is campaigning for the seat held relations director. "It will be a refreshin* by Democrat Thomas R. Carper, who after Delaware's is a route the federal In addition to his own election bid, change to have someone new in Congrelf 10 years is stepping down to run for government should take to curb the Castle is coordinating the Bush/Quayle re who is willing to fight." governor. During the hour-long speech, national deficit, he said. election campaign for the Republican Party Andrew Asher (AS SO), vice chairrnail Castle cited tax reductions, improvements If elected, Castle will create a health in Delaware. of the College Republicans, said Castle'~ in education and social services and care policy similar to the one he instated in After working on welfare reform and favorable record in Delaware will help twJ:1 Drunk man passes out increased land acquisition for use in state Delaware. health care policies with Arkansas Gov. be successful in Washington if elected. parks as some of his major Under this policy, all children up to age Bill Clinton, the Democratic frontrunner "Castle has kept Delaware on the right in sorority house bathroom, accomplishments as governor. 18 will receive medical treaunem and care for the presidential nomination, Castle said track to prosperity," he said. "He's worke4 shocking showering woman Castle also recognized the state's regardless of family income and other he is in the unique position of knowing hard for the people." Balanced Budget Amendment as a success. economic factors. both candidates. Asher added he believes Castle's With this law, Delaware sets aside money This legislation was introduced in An over-intoxicated student walked into "I respect Bill ," he said. "We don't personable nature will help his campaign. : as a reserve so no debt is acquired when January during Castle's state of the state the Alpha Chi Omega sorority house and share the same views, but he is bright and "He tries to know people on a fm;t-nam~ money is needed for special programs. address. The program will be in full effect articulate." basis," Asher said. "Castle is not a after wandering around awhile, passed out A "tight fiscal policy" such as by July of 1994. However, Castle predicts that Bush will consurnrnate politician." · in the bathroom. Needless to say, he shocked residents and the house monitor, who was showering at the time, he said. Carper disillusioned with D.C. The picture above is drawn by the author from a description from the drunk man. Freddie, the Lighter Side photographer, U.S. Representative discusses national, local politics with university students gets a little nervous when around women and refused to enter the house. By Andrea Galante left of the Democratic Party - keep us One audience member questioned the Sources at the house said they thought Sludenl /llfairs Editor from working together as best we can," he congressman about education and teachers' "the weather was nice," which really had U.S. Rep. Thomas R. Carper met with said. salaries. Carper responded that the state nothing to do with the story, but it's always students Tuesday night to discuss a variety Carper disc ussed his main goals if rates for teachers' salaries are at a proper of issues in what could be called a preview elected as governor. He said his top level, and that he plans to send his young nice to have a quote. of the platform for his expected priorities were education, welfare reform, sons to public schools in the state. gubernatorial campaign. . health care and families. "We need a governor who has a Condoms are nothing to Carper, who has served in Congress The first question Carper was asked personal stake" in education, he said, "and since 1982, plans to announce his involved his two bounced checks in the on I will have a personal stake." snicker at, they're art candidacy for governor June I . going House Bank scandal. Environmental concerns were another The informal question and answer A House investigation in recent weeks issue di scussed at the meeting. When According to the College Press Service, session, which was sponsored by the found that a number of representatives asked about what many perceive as at the Harvard Divinity School, the condom Office of Housing and Residence Life, overdrew checks from the House Bank . Delaware's over-dependency on oil, has been elevated to the status of art. began with a humorous synopsis of his A final listing of the Representatives Carper said, "We need to get people out of In an unusual art exhibit titled "Sacred early political career. who overdrew the checks had not been their cars." Condoms," divinity school students viewed "I was called the 'sacrificial lamb' by made public at press time. He said he supports an increase in the condoms covered with beads, fur, yam, the Philadelphia Bulletin,'' Carper said, in After a lengthy description of the bank's gasoline tax and has tried to encourage the leather, and feathers . reference to his first Congressional direct deposit policy and other functions, use of these tax earnings for deficit campaign. Carper blamed the blink for his overdrawn reduction and mass transit systems. There were condoms filled with honey. He was not discouraged though, and account. Jason Halbert (AS SR), a coordinator of There was even one with a baby shoe in it. went on to win Delaware's only seat in the "In 1989, the bank had gotten two of my the Student Environmental Action Karen Norberg, the artist who created the House of Representatives. checks and didn't cash them," he Committee, asked Carper about his stand body of condom works, is a psychiatrist "I did feel a calling to public service," explained. "They never told me about it, on clear-cutting public lands. and director of child psychiatry Carper said to the audience of about 30 never told me I had an overdraft." Carper replied, "I don't have all the consultation at Boston City Hospital. people. "We all can do something in our .• Carper continued to discuss the House answers; I'm not an expert on this iss ue." "The idea is to move away from the lives to make a difference." Bank and what he has done to alleviate Concerning abortion, Carper said a embarrassed, secretive, forbidden kind of Although Carper said, "I like what I do similar problems that involve the abuse of woman "has the right to an abortion until Rep. Thomas Carper has an informa' the time that the fetus is viable outside the association to making [condoms) and I'm pleased to have the chance to do executive privileges. chat with students Tuesday night i? it," he said he has become frustrated with "I think the House Bank scandal has womb." the Christiana Commons. acceptable," she said. the lack of cooperation he has found in taken on a life of its own," he said. "It 's a Delaware's recent execution of However, the exhibit was open only 90 Congress. This prompted his decision to symbol of what 's wrong in Congress . convicted serial killer Steven B. Pennell really don't have an awareness of issue; minutes a day for two weeks at a time, leave at the end of his current legislative "So many people in Congress see prompted an audience member to question around them." ' when most students at the school were on term in December. themselves as alm ost a privileged class," Carper's position on the death penalty. The purpose of the discussion was to vacation. "I'm tired of the way things don't he continued, "that they're not there to "In the case of Steven Pennell," he said, address national, not state, issues, he added;. A divinity school spokesman said the work," he said, "and I look forward to serve other people but to be served by " I think capital punishment was an Carper said he has taken part in exhibit was not publicized and was used in coming back and working in an people." appropriate method of punishment." hundreds of town meetings and particularly enjoys talking with students. · teaching students at the nondenomirtational environment where we can actually get Carper said he spoke with Speaker of But, he added, the prison system should things done." the House Thomas Foley, D-Wash. , about be improved to allow individuals to "This is my alma mater," said the class school how to counsel people about One of the main problems in the notorious "perks" that Congress become a part of society when they are of ' 75 member. "Part of my heart is here." sexuality. Washington politics, Carper said, is receives. released. Carper ended the discussion by urging panisan differences. Last week , Congress voted to abolish Kurt Kuhn (EO JR), a resident assistant the audience of about 30 people: University celebrities are "Unfonunately, the extremes of each many perks and price the others to market in Christiana East Tower, who organized "Whatever you do [with your life], make a pany - the Republican right and the far rates, he said. the presentation said, "people in the school difference." almost done with Lent and they are really glad Famous people at the university gave many different things for Lent, which they will be happy to be soon over with. AIDS spread continues among heterosexuals Julie Martin (AS SR), the former president of Alpha Chi Omega, gave up By Jerry Rhodes A chef by profession, Eva lost her chewing the skin around her finger nails. Slaff~orter job when she told her employer she was She can't wait can't until Easter because Eva thought she was safe. HIV positive. she's starving. A grandmother who had been Her counselors later told her that she Mike Feminello (AS SO), a famous married for 26 years before her divorce, may have spoken too soon. rebel of the residence halls, gave up shoes. she thought there was little, if any, Persons who are HIV positive are chance that she would contract the protected under the Federal Disability Rich McGuire, chief engineer, WXDR, human immuno-deficiency virus that Act, but proving discrimination can be said he gave up sex and cigarette smoking, causes AIDS. d ifficult, said Mary Herr, AIDS "Yes, I gave up sex and cigarette smoking. But she did. surveillance coordinator for the DPH. "Well, OK ... it only lasted five days, no Eva (not her real name) and state "We have to stop associating HIV six, it lasted six, you see, we started after health officials came to campus with negative symbols.," said Williams. midnight. Wednesday night to discuss an alarming Counselors are available to "And the cigarette smoking only lasted reality - the number of heterosexuals personally advise and inform HIV 20 minutes after that," McGuire said. testing HIV positive nearly doubled in patients of available medical treatment. Tom Campbell (AS JR) said he gave up the last decade. Eva relies on an "HIV buddy" to Unprotected sex among the help her through the rough times. mooning people. heterosexual population is the main "I would be lost without my HIV "Yes, I gave up mooning, but it only reason for this increase, said Gregg buddy, Eva said. lasted until Spring Break. Williams, a health educator from the "He takes me to and from the "The whole town of Bainbridge, Pa. was Delaware Depanment of Public Health hospital, and has shared pan ~f his life shocked," Campbell said, ''not because I (DPH). THE REVIEW / l~ri Barbag with me." · . was mooning them from my roof, but Williams was among a panel of Health Educator Gregg Williams demonstrates how to use a condom as Williams said that people do not because I broke lent." public health edur.ators that addressed a AIDS Surveillance Coordinator Mary Herr looks on. become infected by casual contact. crowd of about 20 people in the Newark In what he calls Basic AIDS 101, Methodist Church on Main Street at a "Cocaine users are at the greatest weakening the immune system. Williams said education is needed to There was a terrible mistake presentation sponsored by the League risk ," said Myers. "They use more The time period from infection to dispel some of the common of Women Voters of Greater Newark. often." serious symptoms averages I 0 years. misconceptions people have about HIV. In the last issue, thete was a terrible "Most people in relationships assume Myers said that during the "booting" Eva thought she had been in a Medical researchers are also trying mistake. You see, there' was this picture of that their parmers are safe, that we are process, in which addicts inject drugs monogamous marriage of 26 years. to help people infected with HIV. these crazy men ripping off the shorts and all HIV negative," said Williams. into their bodies, users draw blood into In the three years after her divorce, About 25 vaccines have been underwear of a defenseless man. One person will test positive every the syringe to mix with the drug. she had two relationships, and both men developed, and 13 are now in clinical The caption of the picture said the 13 seconds in this country, according to One in seven IV users is HIV have tested negative so far. use, Herr said. Frank Myers, HIV statistician for the positive, according to Myers. "I look on this not as a death She said drug trials were being picture was of some lacrosse players DPH. Many people think they are resilient sentence, but a challenging journey to conducted with volunteers at the goofing around at practice, and well, that's Delaware ranks 15th in the nation in to the virus because they do not use take better care of my body," she said. Medical Center of Delaware. not entirely uue. the percentage of HIV infections per drugs or are not promiscuous. Since testing HIV positive, Eva said "We are pretty far from having The picture was of a Faculty Senate 100,000 people, according to the "I never used drugs," said Eva, a she has experienced many forms of vaccines that will work on the control meeting. Federal Centers for Disease Control in grandmother who thought she was safe. discrimination. and eradication of the virus." Atlanta. She found out in September that she "My mother told me I had to clean Safe sex, with the proper use of The fastest growing group of had tested HIV positive. To test positive the bathtub with Chlorox after using it, condoms. is the only option for people individuals testing positive for HIV are for HIV means that a person has a virus and she did not want me cooking for who are sexually active, the panel inuavenous drug (IV) users. in their body that is capable of severely her anymore," she said. members unanimously agreed. .. ., L A4. THE RMEW. April17, 1992 Investigator recal.ls traumatic experiences of Pennell case
continued from page A1 was in my throat," ended the was watching him and Lano said two life terms in prison. thought I knew enough to love and conversation and called in her she developed a rapport with the In October 1991, Pennell pled marry. Lano said her heart pounded backup. father of three. no contest to two other murder "That's one thing I never got to when she bopped up on the step of At this stage of the In fact, she said, sometimes his charges and was sentenced to die. thank Pennell for." . the passenger side of the van and investigation, Lano said her children would come home saying, As Lano prepared to witness Lano, who currently works in leaned inside. instincts told her "this guy was ·Renee, look what I m"ade at Pennell's March 14 execution, she the narcotics unit, said despite the The killer's composite from the involved. school today!' said she realized Pennell had an four-and-a-half-year ordeal, she FBI ran through Lano's head as "Maybe it was women's "It was hard to remember he effect on her life that "you has no regrets. she observed the similarities: a intuition or dumb luck." could be so violent and cruel to do wouldn ' t believe. But, she said she was disturbed white male, aged 25 to 35, who After Pennell sped away, she what he did, she said. "It would close a chapter in my by media reports which described would drive a soundproofed "was shaking. I still shake all over "But you had to." life that was filled with turmoil." her "looking at [Pennell] with vehicle and "would be like an when I think about it." When Lano began the decoy hatred or horror" while witnessing animal stalking his prey." Lano suffered• a paralyzing operation more than three years his death. She said the driver of the van An FBI analysis• later revealed illness in early 1989 which doctors ago, she was happily married. By "I looked at him with great - whQ would later be identified that Lano's discovery would told her was a result of stress from the end of the investigation, she sadness that a human being could as Pennell - "spooked" her match the blue fibers that covered the case. was divorced. be so cruel." immediately. Catherine DiMauro, who police Over the course of that year, "I don't blame Pennell for that, Lano said, "I prayed for his soul "I knew [Pennell] was weird," believe was Pennell's second Pennell was tried and convicted she said . .. [The case) actually as a person, not . as a police she said. victim. for two murders and sentenced to opened up my eyes to a man I officer." Toward the end of their first The carpet fibers which Lano meeting, Lano said she lazily ran s nagged from the van's carpet her hand up and down the blue were a key factor in Penne ll's carpeted interior, because 1989 conviction for DiMauro's instinctively she remembered the murder. Expanding student horizons second murder victim had "been Later Lano became part of the covered 'head to foot in some kind team that staked out Pennell's By Sara H. Weiss first-hand account. TliE REVIEW I David Bonner of blue fiber." Glasgow Pines home. Pennell was City New> Editor "Hearing professionals directly Detective Sgt. james Hedrick Lano, who said "my stomach aware that the surveillance team A handful of criminal justice is better than hearing things majors have had the chance to second-hand. It's more interesting hear ftrst-hand about some of the than a straight lecture" which she Newark City Council Elections occupations they plan to pursue said she is used to in her other after graduation. classes. continued from page A 1 Miller said he was disappointed been unopposed for the past 10 Detective Sgt. James Hedrick The class, she said, is "very but feels Felica will make " an years. and Detective Renee Lano concentrated on the occupations you don ' t maintain your integrity, excellent city councilman." "As long as you do the best job discussed their four-and-a-half we want to go into," including you shouldn't be involved [in Tripp, wh'o will serve the fifth you can and please most of the year involvement with serial killer police and detective work. Cipolla politics]." voting district in her second full people, there's not a lot of other Steven Pennell in Dr. Dennis said she plans to pursue work with Newcomer Felicia said he was term, said she is proud to be people interested in the job," he O'Sullivan' s Psychology of a correctional institute. very excited about becoming a involved in Newark government, said. Criminal Behavior class Tuesday As a psychological consultant councilman. "but it's always good to win." According to state law, if a night in Smith Hall. at the hospital, O'Sullivan said, he "I look forward to establishing Tripp, who has been involved in person is unopposed in a 0 ' Sullivan, a first-semester often deals with schizophrenics, a good working relationship with the city for 30 years, said she municipal election, their name adjunct professor, has taken a tum suicidal adolescents and lost or the mayor and the city council, he thinks Newark has a strong does not appear on the ballot. off the beaten track when it comes wandering Alzheimer's patients said. government and hopes to make it Gardner said he was confident to classroom lectures. O'Sullivan, who has "spent "I would like to thank Mr. stronger. residents would support him and Every few weeks, O'Sullivan most nf his life as a teacher or a Miller, who gave four years of his Thomas, who has held the the council, but said he was packs away the texts and turns the student," said the best method for time to this district." sixth-district seat since 1964, has hoping for a larger turnout. class over to special guest Response Team at Union Hospital learning combines "practical speakers including undercover in Elkton, Md ., said he "is trying experience, contact with people vice officers, prostitutes and most to give hi s students a broader and the textbook." recently, Hedrick and Lano. view" of the criminal justice field . After receiving a bachelor's Following the investigators' After Lano, who decoyed as a degree from Yale and a doctorate Dining Hall changes reversed recollection of their emotions street walker in 1988 to seek out from Temple University, wh ile on the case, during the trials Pennell, told of a health O'Sullivan said he will probably continued from page A 1 hours, 229 people had signed the "Dining Services can only make and at Pennell's execution last breakdown she suffered as a result enroll as a student into a post petition. "I was surprised we saw necessary changes when students month, they were bombarded with of the stress she endured during doctoral psychology class if he for breakfast and lunch carne after results from our efforts so quickly," give them feedback, he said. "We a barrage of questions from the the case, many of the students sat does not teaching next semester. hearing suggestions from student Downs said. don ' t make these decisions 27 -member audience. gaping and shaking their heads in Dr. Frank Scarpitti, criminal organizations like the Delaware Randy Clay, Director of Dining haphazardly, we are listening to the Kelly Cipolla (AS JR) said she disbelief. justice and sociology chair, said Undergraduate Student Congress Services, said, "It became very clear students." fe els fonunate to listen up close to "I was very impressed with her criminal justice "is not a JlliCtical (DUSC) and the Resident Student to us that what we did wasn't For the next six weeks, Clay said law enforcers in O'Sullivan's courage," Cipolla said. By dealing program and is always excited Association (RSA). working." Dining Services will be testing all class. with Pennell one-on-one, "Lano when instructors provide Nelson and Downs said they Downs said, "I hope [Dining the changes, hoping to get comments "It's the most exposure we've did what a lot of us couldn't do." interesting case material." started the petition because Services] goes through with a plan from the students and begin had to the actual field of criminal She said students who plan to O'Sullivan's approach of organizations like DUSC and RSA to form a committee to work with preparing for next year. justice," she said. follow in Hedrick and Lana's "blending theory and research is don' t always represent the average students' views on Dining Services." Clark said, "We're trying to O'Sullivan, who by day works footsteps had · "a great the essence of a discipline like student's opinion. Clay said student input is create a win-win environment for on the Psychological Emergency opportunity" by listening to the criminal justice," he added. When Clark announced the important to determine how to better everyone, so we needed to reinstatement of Pencader's original serve everyone. experiment a little." Panel debates Palestinian conflict
By Lewis R. Ware without having trials." Palestinian flag ." Assistant News Editor From the audience, Miriam Gelfand (AS Another of the audience asked, "What do Students and a three-person panel tip-toed SO) of the Delaware Israeli Public Affairs you think is the possible optimal solution?" through the minefield of Middle East politics, Corrunittee, said the demolitions where carried Panelist David Colton, mathematics engaging in a sometimes testy discussion of out under due process of law and rarely professor, said "The idea of a two state human-rights in the Occupied Territories. employed. solution which is being pursued now, sounds The Wednesday evening discussion before Panelist Julius Gordon, member of the like it's probably the direction to go. about 50 students in Smith Hall followed the Delaware Rainbow Coalition, asked if it was "Certainly it has to be a solution where the fllm "Inside the West Bank," which outlined humane for a whole family to lose their home rights of the Palestinians are acknowledged," the current conflict between Israelis and because of the crime of one family member. he said, striking the table for emphasis. Palestinian Arabs over the West Bank and "What would it be like for you if your A student questioned the panel, "Israel GazaStrip. younger brother were smoking dope and got conquered this territory. How can you talk These territories, occupied by Israel in the busted," he said, "and then the government about conquering a territory and creating a 1967 Arab-Israeli War, draw the battle lines. was allowed to come in and break up your state for the people you conquer?" Panelist Dina Taha (NU SO), secretary for house and throw you out in the street." · Zoubir Yazid (AS GR), member of the the Arab Student Association and the Campus Gelfand replied, "Smoking dope is a little Arab Student Association, said after the Coalition for Human Rights, said Palestinians different than throwing grenades, organizing seminar, even if there was disagreement, the in the Occupied Territories live under terrorist activities, and throwing Molotov debate was healthy . oppressive conditions. cocktails." The meeting was sponsored by the THE KI:Yin•• t u:111 • ...,.., "People's houses are demolished without Gordon cut her off and retorted, "Your association, he said, as pan of a series to show From left: Panelists Dina Taha (NU SO), julius Gordon and Professor having a trial," she said, "people are deported house can be demolished if you display a the spectrum of the Arab world. Dav_id Colton discuss the on going tensions in the Middle East.
Charles Cohen's confession provides a grim look at life as a fugitive
continued from page A 1 Cohen was only being sought for the seamier element of society - Someone stole my shoes which is a remain untouched, Cohen said he that point, totally, I mean really questioning but two weeks later adopting numerous aliases along nightmare if you ever lived on the thought he had been lucky to avoid panicked. urges also confessing to the murder charged him with two counts, each the way. streets. It's not only the humiliation capture up until that point and "And then I'guess the daughter of a San Francisco banker. of first-degree murder and Cohen rattled off an incredibly - it also shakes a person up") but decided to go to New Orleans to get in-law came out of the bouse and In February, Cohen, who could possession of a deadly weapon diverse collection of cities he said said he never fell victim to any a "fresh start." then her husband .. . and there's the receive the death penalty, pleaded while committing a felony . he's visited - Tucson, Ariz., "violent episodes" during his time However, his luck ran out while cab driver and I see two big guys guilty but mentally ill. On Nov. 15, 1988, a day after the Memphis, Tenn., Charlotte, N.C., in New York. Cohen was looking for his fresh and I, I rook off again and started According to state law, a guilty murders, a car owned by the St. Petersburg, Fla. Little Rock, start. running. but mentally ill plea means the Cohens was found in Chester, Pa. A couple of close calls Ark., Las Vegas and Phoenix. He found a job and a place to "I remember at one point trying defendant suffered from a Authorities believed Cohen was Cohen said he finally wound up Cohen, who used the alias Jesse live with a friend within days and to hail another woman in the car, psychiatric disorder which en route to Illinois where his family in New York City from June 1989 Conner most of the time in New everything appeared to be going as trying to get her disturbed his thinking at the time of lived before moving to Delaware in car. to February 1990 - the longest York, said he had two close c,alls smoothly as they could for a "Then - the cab driver was still the murder and left him without April1988. time he said he spent in any one with police in the city. fugitive. willpower to refrain. chasing- I don't know how he Two weeks later, on Nov. 27, city. "The first close call was when I Until he panicked. Officials expect court suddenly switched from chasing me 1988, Cohen's car was towed from Cohen said he thought he would was smoking crack in Central Park Cohen said that on the day he proceedings to last up to eight on foot to getting in his cab and a Los Angeles street being cleared easily blend into New York's and a squad car came after me and I was arrested, he was afraid that he weeks. The taped confession played for a parade. An employee at a city chasing me through yards in his cab multitudes. hid in some bushes. was being followed by federal and then be came after me with a in Superior Court on Wednesday impound lot later positively "I thought it would be a good "I'd say the crack had a lot to do agents. tire-iron and we ran all the time was just the first step in unraveling identified Cohen as the man who place to lay low- the biggest city with my bravado because l dh:i11't In an almost rambling section and ... " the four-year odyssey of Charles took the car from the lot. in the United States and everything even throw away my stem or my near the end of the tape, Cohen "Things weren't going good?" Cohen. Cohen's story was told twice on like that ... I figured it was the last lighter," he told authorities. describes his arrest: one of the officen asks Cohen on the Fox television network ' s place people would look for me." "I took my hit even as I saw the He said he was apprehended in a the tape. Cohen leaves Delaware "America's Most Wanted" series "I have lived in a lot of different car coming and exhaled on the strange scenario after being chased "No," the accused murderer Cohen, then 23, was declared and the FBI joined in the search for places - [especially] on the run." by a cab driver and trying to take replied. "Things were not going missing immediately following the Cohen when he was charged as a streets," Cohen said, describing his Another close encounter came the car keys of an 81-year-old good. After we went from Nov. 14, 1988 stabbing deaths of federal fugitive for fleeing across experience in New York. "I slept when a man thought he was a killer woman. his parents, Dr. Martin and Ethel state lines. "America's Most Wanted" to with a lot of other homeless from Staten Island and threatened "I grabbed her around the Abbott and Costello preny much. It Cohen. people." to take him to the police. But Cohen shoulders firmly like and I said I'm Dr. Cohen was the director of the Crisscrossing America wam't you know ... " Cohen, who was taken under the fled. taking your car. I was trying to get "Wasn't how you planned It Delaware State Hospital and when In his confession, Cohen told wi.ng of a homeless community, her to go into the house and give ended ... you're being cbued with he did not report to work his co authorities that from November sa1d he sold paperbacks on the Cohen's luck runs out me the keys and as soon as I started workers went to the Cohen's 1988 to June 1989 he had gone on some cabbie with a tire-iron?," the street to support a crack habit. Cohen said he left New York in to push her, she immediately like officer continued. Beachwood Lane home in an unorthodox tour of America - Cohen said living in the streets February 1990 and ultimately collapsed," he said. "Yeah," Cohen said, "It wasn't Hockessin and found the bodies. staying in homeless shelters or soup has it's perils ("I was ripped off one hitchhiked his way to New Orleans. "All my confidence just left me Initially, police stressed that kitchens, with good Samaritans or exactly what you would consider a night when I was sleeping. Although he felt like he would at that point and I was panicked at glorious ending." April17, 1992. THE RE,VIEW. A5..
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- ~ -· ·cAN'T YOU THE PEOPLE. Activists rally against Du Pont By Lewis R. Ware even have chlldren because I'm just accompanying drums and guitars, a hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). •• Assisranr News Eliror too scared of what the future will man roller skated up and down the The protesters continued their WILMINGTON - A group of bring." mall holding a sign which said, "CFC songs and chants atop the steps' ·on ~ONE·, environmental activists, including a Most of the protesters wore white free by '93." the west side of the square as they large contingent from the university, overall radiation suits. Some formed Another demonstrator, dressed in faced the DuPont building. • ·. . '8J
Bobby Knight speaks at banquet honoring UD's basketball players
continued from page A 1 "It takes a lot to impress me and Bob him," said Delaware senior guard Mark assists, said Knight. in a voice which Jordan probably heard Knight impresses me," said Qr"n. "He's Murray. "You see some wild things that "I've watched basketball for 20 eight years ago. said, 'Your going to love this guy."' a special person. He cares about his kids, he does and it's kind of funny." minutes be played as well as basketball "When are you going to screen? We 've Later that year, Rose introduced Knight his program and the honesty and integrity When asked if Hens men's basketball has ever been played or will ever been got four guys out there screening and to Green before a Phillies-Cubs game in of basketball itself. coach Steve Steinwedel has ever emulated played. you're just standing there. You 're just Chicago. Besides his marvelous record, Knight Knight's fiery style, Murray recalled one "And I'm a great believer that when taking the screens and shooting and "Pete introduced us," Knight recalled. is also well known for his antics on the practice. you go off at the half you want to do scoring. God damn it, you ' ve got to "He said, 'Bob, ·I want you to meet Dallas coun with players and officials, and off "(Steinwedel) kicked a ball in practice something to get things going in the screen for somebody Mike!" Green and Dallas, I want you meet Bob the court with the media. · once. It hit the top of the fieldhouse. Ted second half and what can I do," Knight Jordan responded: "Coach, didn't I Knight."' During a preseason game against the Williams was back here at that time and said. read last week where you said I might be Knight continued: "Dallas and I are Russian National Team a few years ago, he put up his hands like a touchdown Knight then approached Jordan in the the quickest player to ever play this standing there and a auy came past and Knight threw a chair across the coun after sign. That was probably the funniest thing locker room and went into a typical game?" , , said, 'Whose the auy with Dallas over an officials call. in practice," he said. tirade. "What the hell does that got to do with rr there.' After his Hoosiers won the NCAA Knight went on to tell an anecdote "I walk up to him and I say, Mike, you screening Mike?" Knight asked. "Pete said, 'Depending upon how you West Regional this year, Knight from the 1984 Summer Olympics. when the hell are you going to set a Jordan shot back, "Coach, I think I set look at It, one of them is the meanest responded to a reponer's question about "We walk off the floor at the half. We screen. them faster than you can see them." ; :· bastard in the world and the other one is his team "wearing their same faces" by were ahead of the Canadians 54-21 . "All you've done for 20 minutes, God But for one night in Newark, Knight's - r number two,'' Knight said to thundering making seven strange looking faces. Michael Jordan had played II minutes damn it, all you've done for 20 minutes is one-liners and stories were even faster .. laughter. "As a coach you have to be a fan of and had 19 points, 12 rebounds and eight rebound, pass and score," Knight roared than his royal Aimess. . : EViEW I 'THINK I LIKE P . CoME NOVEMN HIM BeTTER W~EN H£ Yt;A 11 . I 'M I
Letters to the editor
ceded 76,200 acres to the Badlands National America's holocaust within her body. Maybe children. Yet a minority of Americans believe Raisin~ the PC flag out of guilt Monument because of federal interest in America's own holocaust if advocates of abonion worked for social that our reproductive freedom should be taken John Thomas believes that the movie uranium. The cession was illegal because it As I read "Professor recalls tales of justice for women instead of blind genocide, away. ~ Thunderhean was nothing more than a did not have the consent of the Tribal Co\DlCU Holocaust" in The Review, April 10, 1992, 1 America could achieve peace and JroSperity. Many of lhese people argue that abortion is , politically correct version of the events that required by BIA regulations, or the signatureS was poignantly reminded of a segment of If we treated pregnant women as dignified immoral. but not everyone shares the same · took place on the Pine Ridge Reservation in from 3/4 of all adult Lakotas as required by American society that we have chosen to carelalters of life instead of degrading them by moral beliefs. So what gives one person the the mid-70's. All of which was, according to the Treaty of 1868. defme as "like unworthy of life." For us the calling them breeders of human animals, right to impose their own beliefs on other Mr. Thomas, to make Euro-Americans feel Due to the actions of such people like Dick master race is pregnant women and the women wouldn't run to quack abortionists and people? And what will be next? Will lhey try guilty about the past and present state of Wilson and the political and miliary polices of inferior race is unbmt children. Our "system threaten to conunit suicide. to illegalize sexual intercourse outside of American Indians. the federal government, American Indians of propaganda" to dehwnanize the victims is How will the next generation judge us from marriage? Many moral ideas are based on Why is it that people like Mr. Thomas raise currently have the lowest per capita income, the media as manipulated by Planned our survivors? Is the United States to be a religious beliefs. So will they outlaw all non the flag of political corrccmess to avoid the highest rate of unemployment, malnutrition, Parenthood and the National Abortion Rights nation where human life is 'protected by our Christian religions? truth? When in fact, the murder rate on the and infant monality, and the shortest life span. Action League. by killing so-called "non laws or is legalized abonion in Ibis country a Where will they stop? 4 Pine Ridge Reservation between March 1973 What's surprising is that Indian reservations human" babies, our concept of murder is second Holocaust by a homophobic American It all boils down to this concept of choice. and March 1976 was a 170 per 100,000 acres. have 25 percent of the low sulphur coal, IS camounaged by the veil of "tennination of government? We are all free to choose our won paths, and In 1974, the murder capital of the U.S., percent of the oil and natural gas, and 60 pregnancy." We refer to unborn children as nobody has the right to make our choices for Detroit, had a murderrateof20.2 per 100,000. percent of the uraniwn in the country. They "primitive" or "animal-like" and we discuss Lisa Schoenster (AS CM 0 us. I am free to choose to have an abortion, or The majority of these people died at the also have vast amounts of copper, timber, and lhem in a way that ma1ces them seem less than to choose NOT to. hands of GOONS (Guardian of the Oglala other resources. By all accounts, American human. Unborn children are also portrayed as Freedom of individual choice The answer is amazingly simple. Against Nation), fmanced by the federal government Indians should be the richest people in the dangerous to their molhers and the murder of The American public hu been debating the abortion? Don't have one! But do not force through lhe Bureau of Indian Affairs. United Stales. an innocent unborn child is viewed as a fmn abortion issue for many years now, but really your beliefs on anyone else. Dick Wilson, leader of the GOONS and Does Thomas feel guilty because the past of self-defense. the issue is simple: it is one of individual One more thing: PLEASE call or write to Tribal President, misappropriated interactions, by his heroes the U.S. Cavalry Where are the voices that will speak of the liberty, and the freedom to cmtrol one's own your senators and representatives and urge approximately $48 million in federal funds to and the federal government, between Burn unspeakable horror occurring in so-called repnxlucdoo. them to support the Freedom of O.oice AcL finance his personal militia to rid the Americans and American Indians serve to "family planning clinics" in Ibis country every Cholc:e. h's a wonderful thing we enjoy as Thele most personal decisions should be ours reservation of Lakotas loyal to AIM defme lhe facts of their present relationship? day? In abortion there are two victims: the American. We have lhe freedom to choole an to make, not the Coon's to malte for us. (American Indian Movement). It was Ibis very febiS that never survives, and the woman with occupation, a political aft"lliation, a religioo (or same man who, on June 24, 1974, illegally Alvin E. Armajo a saaped out womb who bears the scars of none at all), and whether and when to have Stephanie D. Lawton (AS SR) ... April 17 , 1992 • THE REVIEW • A7
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 MONDAY APRIL 20 COMING OUT RIGHT - A workshop for those HISTORY DISPLAY RECEPTION- Join past begining to explore their sexual identity. and present members for the opening of a display 7:30pm, Kirltwood Room, Student Center commemorating the twenty year history of hte LGBSU. The display will remain open daily through THURSDAY APRIL 23 Thursday, April 23. KEYNOTE SPEAKER • Mariah Burton Nelson 7:OOpm, Student Center Gallery "Pain and Pleasure on the Playing Field" an examination of the effects of homophobia on gay, bi BGLAD SEMI-FORMAL DANCE- Following and straight athletes. the reception, join us at the Renaissance for a 7:30pm, 206 Kirkbride Hall semi-formal dance party. 9:00pm-1:OOam, Renaissance, 6th and FRIDAY APRIL 24 Orange Sts., Wilmington DRAG SHOW SPECTACULAR- The reigning Admission: $3.00 semi-formal attire, $4.00 without Miss Gay Delaware, Deanna Brande II will be joined by Miss Renaissance, Robin Banks and other guests for TUESDAY APRIL 21 a delightful and entertaining evening. LAVENDER LEVERAGE- A fun and 9:00pm, Bacchus Theater, Student Center experiential workshop on how you can make a difference in the fight for lesbian, gay, and bisexual Admission: $3.00 .· rights. SATURDAY APRIL 25 8:30pm, Collins Room, Student Center BACCHUS COFFEEHOUSE - Join us for performers; poetry readings and, of course, coffee. 8:00pm, Bacchus Theater, Student Center
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While the RA is downstairs, Dan Schleiniger (ER FR) and two other Dickinson residents sneak into their RA's room and dump out the contents of two huge computer cartons. A thick layer of Styrofoam pieces soon obscures the floor from view. Unamused, the RA demands that the pranksters clean up the mess immediately. They spend over half an hour scooping up Styrofoam peanuts with paper plates. Residents often play practical jokes on their RAs, but they also have more serious opinions about the purpose and capabilities of floor leaders. "I think RAs are definitely needed in Illustration by Wil Shamlin ttaditioilal housing," Brian Paul (BE SR) says. "Freshmen and sophomores need a lot of guidance and RAs know the ins and outs of college because they've been By Suzanne Marcus collection of RA jokes that would be · around longf!l'." Sraff Reporter . inappropriate to enter into the official Marc Clymer (AS SR) agrees, but s he returns to his room one duty log where all incidents are adds that he doesn't believe RAs are night, Ari Kleiman (AS JR) recorded." necessary after freshman year because The disastrous, discovers that the dormitory He wrote, "They told me I had duty on "hall directors are enough." A stairwell has been transformed Sunday night, but no one told me it was A Christiana resident who lived in into a miniature waterfall. really 'Turdsday."' Pencader last year says Laird campus Kleiman blinks and takes a closer Luckily, the plumbing was repaired RAs have never been helpful to her. dutiful and dirty job look. A small stream of water cascades before morning and Kleiman's life "They seem to have a negative attitude down the stairs, merrily flowing on its returned to normal. up here," she says. "The RAs on other way to the basement. Well, as normal as the life of an RA parts of campus seem to be much more Kleiman follows the stream to its can be. positive. The upperclassmen [RAs] don't of a source - an overflowing toilet in a first "It's a job that affects a great deal of seem to care as much." floor restroom. your life," says Kyle Buzzard (AS SO), a A Dickinson freshman says she detects An ordinary resident would probably Dickinson RA. "You bum out quickly. similar sentiments in her RA. yell for help from the resident assistant Being an RA is a 24-hour job." "MyRA was very enthusiastic the first (RA). Tricia Guadagnino (AS SO), also a semester, but now can't wait to be However, Kleiman is the RA . Dickinson RA, says, "RAs are constantly finished with the job," she says. "You A 24-hour problem-solver, an RA on the job." However, she adds, "I don't notice the difference because the RA deals with dorm di,sasters, resident pranks even think all of my residents know my affects the whole community. He or she and illegal activities. last name." sets the mood for the entire floor. Kleiman says he called the cleanup Kim Hoffman (AS SR), an RA in "If RAs are dedicated they're great. Resident crew to solve this dorm disaster. Dickinson F, says: "You get three However, I've seen a few that get burned A few hours later, however, a resident syllables attached to your name. I'm not out, become disillusioned with the job told him there were a few inches of just Kim. I'm Kim-the-RA." and lose sight of their responsibilities." murky water on the floor of the laundry An RA needs to have a sense of humor Jessica Siaples (AS SO) had a more room. and be patient to deal with resident tricks positive experience with a former RA. "It turns out there was a problem with and weird incidents, according to Ray "We were always complaining that we the sewage system," Kleiman explains. Street RA Teri Gerberg (AS JR). couldn't do anything because our RA was "It was so backed up that whenever These qualities were cenainly always there," she says, "but because she someone used the bathrooms anywhere in necessary for Buzzard, whose residents was so involved, she brought [the floor] the building, the sewage would seep up once moved almost all his furrtiture into together. We didn't know much about the through the drains in the laundry-room the floor lounge and arranged it as it had university as freshmen and she helped us floor." been set up in his room. become friends- and we're still Assistant Again the emergency cleanup crew "This is very funny," Buzzard friends ." • was summoned, and distressed students remembers saying to his residents. "I'm Kathy Messbauer (AS JR) has a lot of found themselves confronting locked going to leave now and when I come respect for RAs because of everything bathroom doors. back this will all be back in my room." they must put up with. "We had to prevent residents from Half an hour later, the furrtiture was "When I lived in dorms, like everyone funher backing up the system," Kleiman once again in place. else, I felt [RAs] were out to get says. "As an RA you take that," Buzzard students," she says. "But now that I have The crisis provided Kleiman with the says. "It's OK t>ecause it's a show of friends who are RAs, I look back and inspiration for an interesting entry in the affection from your floor. realize they were only doing their jobs." RA pseudo-log, which he describes as "a see RA page B4 see RESIDENTS page B4 Skinny Puppy goes to that big, red fire hydrant in the sky Music Review An interview with one of the canines Lui Rights By Greg Orlando imagery to reinforce positive Skinny Puppy Ent~in~Mnl Editor ideals." CApitol Records "The weirdest thing that's Ogre said Skinny Puppy's Crade:D· ever happened to me?" special effects are not meant Skinny Puppy's lead singer to make anyone change their By Greg Orlando Nivek Ogre (allegedly a k a ways. ~rEditor David Oglive) said during a "'We're not fascists," he Overheard in a hospital ... or maybe a reeord phone interview. said. store. "I was electrocuted on Ogre said the band, which Doctor: "Quick, this man is dying! Get me a staae once." has composed eight albums to de-fibrulator! Get a Priest! This guy needs Last Small wonder from the date, has always used .RJabtal" man who fronts a band confrontational imagery and Buh-deep. Buh-deep. Bub- known for their use of video ideas to get their point across. de ee ee ee eeeeeeeeecp. imagery so shocking it once Skinny Puppy's stage Flatline. netted them a trip to the imagery is shockinJ and Few men,and even fewer bands can escape it. slammer in Cincinnati, the oftentimes the messaae of Skinny Puppy's eighth album, Last Rights, same city where artist Rob their music is missed. "'A lot goes flatline almost from the start. Mapplethorpe was busted. of people misinterpret the Although the band despises the tag "Industrial It's last rights for Skinny Puppy, whose new album is anything but loveable and cuddly. "[In previous stage shows] lyrics," he said. Music," this is perhaps the only way to describe we showed someone opening Ogre described Skinny Puppy's sowld. Each sona comes complete with a a McDonald's Big Mac box Puppy's latest album Last plethora of explosions, warbling synthesizers and "personal" it is for those who created it, Skinny abrasion of sounds is meant to illustrate the and flndinJ a blood-patty. Rl1hts, as "the best piece of lndistinauishable cruhes. moans and screeches. Puppy's music reeks of synthesizers, voice futility of war in specific and man's aggressive "'We don't revel in work he's ever done." Lead-singer Nivelt Ogre delcribes Lalli Rights distortion and drum machines. There a few drive in general. neaative imqery," Ogre said He said the album was as a "'document of delusion .. . a version of guitars on the album, but their usage is almost too Most musicians would use lyrics to further the in a voice far-removed from originally conceived u a very Rimbaud's 'Season in Hell."' infrequent to mention. message, but lead-singer Nivek Ogre's voice is so the growl be uses on Puppy's angry statement that Besides sounding like the music you'd expect Beyond that- hey, anyone can clang two muffled by distortion, any wordplay is hidden albums. "'We use negative metamorphosed into a self- to hear on an elevator in Hell, Rfahta is as close garbqe can lids together. beyond recognition. see OGlE pip 1M to Rimbaud as the Arabs are to the Israelis. But noise is noise, right? "I taught the killing game first," Ogre sings in And for all the declarations about how In "The Killing Oame" for example. a harsh see PUPPY pap 84 ~ Featurin ••• 'The Next Generation' a lightweight for true Trekkies Spoce, the finalfrottlier. These are tltt strikes in itself, considering that France Uhh, sorry capiiJilt. "Scotty" Scott and Leonard "Bones" voyages of tlte Starslaip Eflterprue; lwr Entertaining has made an idol out of American-reject As if that wasn't bad enough. the blind McCoy. Those two stewpots didn't need 011going mission to explore stTdllge new Jerry Lewis. guy {his name's Geordi, but that's not to drink in no wimpy bar. worlds, to sed out 11~w life a11d 11ew Thoughts For another thing, he's a wimp. Important) became the chief engineer the The Next Generation features a Spock- civillzotiotu. To boldly go where 110 man Whenever the Enterprise visits a planet, very next season. Next year, he'll be alilc:e in the Androidous Lt. Data Data and has g011e bqore. By GreCf Orlando you can bet old Jean-Luc will stay on the perfonning neurosurgery. Spock are similar in that they are Oh God. here it comes. (Deep breath.) I o ship. A common happenstance in Lite is the seemingly at war with themselves. walk up to the front of the room, past Kirk always went down to the planets seemingly unsolvable situation that is Spock was an alien searching for his endless hordes of encepbalitic c:bowder· himself. He had a mean right-hook and Inevitably solved by Ensign Wesley humanity. Data's a toaster trying to be heads with plastic pointy ears and dime· I wrote lbe review and gave Star Trek knew exactly what a phaser was for - Crusher, the most obnoxious teen this side human. He makes good toast, but do you store phasers. VI an A+. 1be editor, a kindly cheese-bag shootin' people. of Pauly "This is my real voice, wheeze" think a household appliance wants to be (Up to the podium. Clear my throat. who thrilled everyone with the exploits of Kirk always got the girls. Hot ones. Shore. human? Deep breath.) his bed-wetting days, began to call me Picard takes a lot of cold showers and A thousand people live on the new • Part IIIII {What are you looking at "My name is Greg Orlando. I'm a... Spmc. stares longingly at Worf the Klingon. Enterprise. From acne to hostile Ferengi Jerkey?) "I'm a Trekkie. Live long and prosper." Spork. as in a combination of Spock • Part III Ia Wblcb We Lona For War-Cruiser attack, only one of the In other words, I just don't get it. Star • Part II In wblcb It Is explallled and ... I don't warma talk about it man. Tbe Abolition of BI'UI Buttons thousand is. needed to solve any problem Trek was cancelled after three years. To tbat Elvis was really a spaceman. So I'm a Treklde. BFD. For all the effon put into it, Star Trek Wesley IS about 16 years old. Do I have date, The Next Generation is in its fifth . ~wit at the Review once asked me to But don't give me none of that hokey, Lite doesn't_do it for me. During the fU"St to .tell you he is often employed to fly the A sixth season is planned. Set y~ur cntique Star T~k VI, The U~ered watered-down Next Generation crap. season. a blind guy {who "sees" with the ship? phasers on "slaughter." Country. Setung the Orl~domobtl~ ~n Despite the big budgets and highfalutin' help ~fa visor) flew the ship. The show • Part 1111, In Wblch I Bitch About And may the force be with you . Warp 5, I went up to Phtlly to see 1t m storylines, it's still Star Trek Lite. explams the v1sor allows its user to see The Bar, The Toaster and the Return or Pinhead spe~ial preview. The people were. so As far as I'm concerned, Jean-Luc more than _nonnal humans. . Art. . Greg ·Orlando is the entertainment exc1ted, they cheered when the operung Picard couldD't lick James T. Kirk's used Yeah, nght, okay. But what if the damn The new Enterpme has a bar. 10- editor of The Review. Entertaining credits announced the identity of the Key dilithium aystals. thing's batteries fail in the middle of an Forward, it's called. Thoughts appears every Friday in The Grip. For one thing, he's French. This is two asteroid field? The old Enterprise had Montgomery Review. Call (215) 336-3600 for more info and fewer Is that last month of schoolwork bearing down may seem) Luka Bloom will be promoting his invitation? on you like a runaway cement truck? Acoustic Motorbike album. (215) 923-7625. Call now. insults. Don't you love that when the going gets I heard {from an extremely reputable source) And ask 'em to put their make-up back on . At Wilmington's •(103 E. 16th St.) own tough, it seems to get nice out? he'll be backed by the Cyde Sluts from HeU, Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts Do what I do. When work has got you down, and will ride onto stage on a fully-decked out At the Theatre (note• cool European spelling) go to Academy Street and play a little ball. Harley in Hells Angel attire. or LlvinK Arts, you can catch Vampire (DCCA), MFA at DCCA will be opening today. Sounds a lot like that all-time classic hit, "R Stress? See ya Then again, maybe it was just a bad Lesbiam of Sodom! tonight and tomorrow. Can Or, go out and get multiculturallud. connection. . you think of a better way to spend Good Friday? O-C-K in the USA," doesn't it? Just don't go see one of Stephen "Snot-for To add some truth to these rumors and fmd Bring the folks! Aaaaanyway, the MFA will consist of work Brains" King's movies. out why they didn't get Motorbead, call {215) Not to mention, with any luck ... naaah. this is by 17 grad students from our very own Fine Arts 382-1201. a respectable paper. Department. At the Tower Theater,• located In lovely NOT! 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April 17, 1992 • THE REVIEW. 83 2 Cliffs-hangers: a quick climax Novels in a minute help students understand or avoid classic literature By Natalie Streavig "Some notes are more popular than them as study guides, others are opposed to Staff Repotter others," she says. "All the Shak:espeares go the short recaps of great literature. When the "where art thous" of very quickly." "I'm an English major and future Shakespeare are too difficult or a She says "The Aeneid," "Beowulf," teacher so for the most part Hemingway plot is confusing, instead of "The Illiad" and "Paradise Lost" are also I'm against them," turning to the Little Brown Handbook for big sellers. Andrea Rosenthal English advice, some students seek help in "Occasionally a faculty person (AS SR) says. "If you the little yellow-and-black-striped expresses distress that we carry them in the make it to college you literature paperbacks known as Cliffs bookstore," she says. "They're here to help should be able to read Notes. a student, not to suggest that the student the texts on your own. "I use them because it's easier to get a shouldn't do the work." There's no excuse for hint for what's going on," says Marc Jeanne Walker, an English professor. Cliffs Notes." Guthrie (AS JR). "I read the notes first and says if book notes are used in conjunction then I can enjoy the literature more with the text it is not a problem, but because I don't have to worry about students should be aware of some pitfalls. missing something." "The notes can be used to get the plot In print since 1958, the collection and the characters, but they are always includes notes for over 200 classical wrong on atmosphere and tone," she works, says Connie Brakhahn, says. "They make every novel sound spokeswoman for Cliffs Notes. the same." "The notes are written and updated by English Professor Richard Davison says college professors and high-school teachers besides being riddled with errors, book from across the country," she says. "They notes are often a waste of money. are designed to help students who want to "Students spend more money on better understand their literature courses.;' the book notes than on the actual Each set of Cliffs Notes contains texts," he says. chapter plot summaries, character One set of Cliffs Notes descriptions, historical background and costs between $3 and $5. commentary on the text. At the end of a semester, English Professor Rachelle Saltzman, some students find who teaches Victorian Fiction, says: "They themselves the can be an aid and help clarify certain owners of a~ points, but they're not a substitute for the expensive primary work. collection "I try to construct exam questions so of notes that consulting book notes won't help." which However, one university English major, they may who wishes to remain anonymous, finds never use again. the notes quite helpful. Monarch "I love book notes. I have about 20," Notes, another brand she says. ''They make my life a lot easier of book notes in and save me the time ot: sorting through the competition with Cliffs difficult language of some literature." notes, are less expensive but When writing a paper, she uses the not as common in local notes to locate a place in the actual text bookstores. which can be used for a reference, she Monarch now offers its entire says. library of over 200 notes on CD-ROM "I know this isn't the way you're for $99, says Chuck Wall, editor of supposed to do it," she says. "but I get A's Monarch Notes. and B's." "Along with the notes, the disk contains Diane Zabenko, senior administrative biographical information on the authors, assistant for the university bookstore, says spoken excerpts from the texts and color an average of $500 in Cliffs Notes is sold pictures," he says. per month at the bookstore. Although some students prefer to take Roughly 4,000 copies have been sold in the easy way out and read the notes in the past two-and-a-half years, she says. place of their assigned course work or use .. .:· ~------~------~ ~ ·------Off the record Wynonna goes Naomi-less on debut MSG's a Wynonna rock combination is sure to retirement. Wynonna Judd establish Judd as a solo performer. "I will fly beyond this valley f I melting pot Curb!MCA Records In time, the style will come; for will open up again I And when I Grade: B+ now, the album's 10 songs are full reach the place I'm goin' I I will of talent and entertainment surely know my way," the duo o'mediocrity By Andrea Galante potential. sings. It's a powerful and tender Student Affairs Editor The album opens with "What It bridge from one success to another. It's a little bit country. it's a Takes," a hard-edged, steel guitar "No One Else on Earth" re· MSG little bit rock-and-roll. laden blues piece that lets Judd get establishes the Bonnie Raitt McAuley Schenker Group It's a little bit The Judds, it's a away from the country cloud influence on the album. A punchy Impact kecords Grade: C lot Bonnie Raitt. hanging over her head. horn section takes Judd even Which doesn't leave much room It's a fine performance, and further from her country roots. By Russ Bengtson for Wynonna Judd to forge her own gives promise of a successful solo The driving country rock of "A AssiSI.lnl fnlertainmenl Editor style on her first solo effort. career. Judd lets her listeners know Little Bit of Love (Goes a Long, Made up of German Michael She obviously had good • "I'm gonna do just what it takes to Long Way)" wakes the listener up Schenker, Irishman Robin McAuley, intentions. The album's title, keep this smile on my face." after the slow, dragging whine of American Jeff Pilson and unknown Wynonna, conveniently lacks her Next comes Judd's first single "It's Never Easy to Say Goodbye." factor James Kottak, MSG should superpopular surname. from the album, "She Is His Only Judd's final song is entitled, Need," a more traditional country "Live With Jesus." The lack of have a little flair. But the younger half of Then again, maybe not. ballad. The lyrics are an honest, synthesizers and mechanical music country's mother/daughter duo, Schenker, elder brother of The Judds, can't seem to leave the simple testimony to absolute love. on the track accents Judd's deep, Scorpion~· guitarist Rudolf (and his The album's best song, "When I lilting voice and wraps up the Judds' legacy out of her music. spittin' image, by God!), is no slouch Reach the Place I'm Goin' ," falls album with surprising soulfulness This leaves a longing for the old himself when it comes to axe-slinging. days -mother Naomi's higher, right in the middle. In this ballad, and simplicity. The opening track, "Eve," features "Mama" Naomi Judd joins her 'Wynonna may not live up to its lighter voice weaving around some strong licks. daughter on vocals, and reflects on stand-alone title, but it is a great Wynonna's rich, sultry one. Pilson is a proven factor, as well, the trials of her chronic bout with lJ!bum to groove to. Bminie should Even without its own original having been Dokken's bassist. hepatitis and subsequent be proud. · style though, the blues-country- Unfortunately, MSG's latest self tilled, non-debut album (real original, guys) falls into the category of elevator metal, or hard rock lite. A few smokin' licks, plenty of Pol·ka King 'Weird AI' plunges 'off the deep end' harmonizing and a whole Iotta love in the lyrics make for an album that l : 011 1he [)eep End tubas, assorted farm-animal noises Number," as well as Gerardo's "Rico Minute." teeters on the edge between fluff and l : 'Weird AI~ Yankovic and thundering guitars, Yankovic and Suave." Another AI original, "When I Was real hard rock. The rhythm section of Pilson and j • 5a>trl Brothers his three-man band poke fun at the "I Can't Watch This" and ''Taco Your Age," harkens back to every Kottak are buried under Schenker's :Grade: A song's incoherent lyrics. Grande" are highly passable time you asked your dad for a quarter guitar and McAuley's lightly-accented "What is this song all about? I reworkings and fmish a close second to play a video-game. . By Greg Orlando Can't figure any lyrics out I How do and third behind the Nirvana spoof as "We were hungry, broke and vocals. Originality is also lacking. ' Enterrainmenl Ecflfof the words to it go? /I wish you'd tell the album's best cover. miserable and we liked it fine that j Remember when you were eight me, I don't know." While it's interesting to see how way I There were 73 of us living in a Schenker's guitar riffs, for the mOst • and your brain c:ells were ripe to be '7riger Happy" is a classic send the songs are reshaped, these songs cardboard box I All I got for part, are reasonably unoriginal. with High l filled Learning? up of every Beach Boy song every fall a little short of Yankovic's Christmas was a lousy bag of rocks I Yngwie J. Malmstcen-type arpeggios But you watched Underdog and predominate here. His overall is recorded. Amid the choruses and original creations. Every night for dinner we had a big sound Popeye cartoons until your eyeballs snappy drumbeats, there's even a AI is credited as songwriter on five chunk of dirt I If we were really good mysteriously similar to his brother's. bled. didn't you? And crapped your Actually, the entire sound is message- watch who you gun songs, the best of which is "I Was we didn't get dessert." rather days away by eating yourself into but without the down. Only Kidding." "Kidding" lampoons Al's band, made up of ace-session Scorpion-like, sdng. Frosted Flake and Cookie-Crisp MSG, as a band and as an album, "Polka Your Eyes Out," features a endless legions of love songs and is players Jim West (guitars, banjo), COIIIIIl. doesn't know where it's going. medley of popular hits. all done to a simply hysterical. Steve Jay (bass) and John "Bermuda" You get those days back. It's really strange. MSG is all can white-hot polka beat. AI does Vanilla "When I told you that I loved you Schwartz lend a touch of legitimacy And "Weird AI" Yankovic can competent musicians They just can't Ice. Metallica, Digital UnderJl'OUI1d, I With those tender words I spoke I I to the mix. Their music is fresh and seem to get it together. help. He's got a new album, Off the Warrant, 8-S2's and Bell Biv Devoe was only kidding I Can't you take a enthusiastic, even when they're Deep End. First-grade fun has Basically, MSG is a traditional the way they were meant to be done joke?'' playing someone else's chords. Hallelujah. pseudo-hard rock album. Monster returned. -with lKl acccrdion. Is nothing sacred anymore? AI More than anything, End dispels (keyboards and accordion) complete You tum your brain off now. riffs, little screaming and ballad or can Further down the line, AI twists even stoop~ so low to parody himself. the myth that "AI is a mere "parody" the package. a a AI beiins with a rather inlerestina Hammer's "U Can't Touch This," "You Don't Love Me Anymore" is a artist. His songwriting skills are quite You know you want to be eight two. Can you say BORING? Wake parody of Nirvana's ..Smells Uke Milli-Vanilll'a '"Blame It on the dead ringer in both style and content formidable, his lyrics amusing and again. Take a dive Olr The Deep me when it's over. Teen Spirit." Replete with kazoos, Rain" and .. Baby Don't Porpt My for his classic hit "One More i~telligent and his musical skills End and relive the memory. ~ .,.. 84 • THE RMEW • April17, 1992 RAs share trials and tribulations Residents' opinions of their RAs Scott Schwartz (HR JR), a power." continued from page 81 Mindy Kain (AS SR), an RA in shouts' of "Pound ft! Pound it!" or continued from page B1 Christiana East Tower, says she "Ha, I'm president" give them resident of the Christiana East Mike Marcus (AS FR) had one Tower, believes RAs mainly complaint. Joe Balum (NU SO), a Russell fears unexpected late-night fire away. RAs are in the difficult position alarms on weekends. "As soon as you knock on a of having to wield authority over control alcohol and noise. Schwartz He says he once walked out of RA. wu surprised when a strange says RAs must find a balance "It's not easy to say to a whole door, if th~y don't open it their peers. As a result, many the bathroom holding his student walked into his room late between helping students and one evening and passed out on his bunch of hungover, aggravated immediately you know they're students say they would hav.e roo~mate's ~ater gun, despite a people, ' OK, everyone go outside drinking," Weibel says. "You hear problems becoming close fnends letting the students work out their prevtous wammg about the dangers bed. own problems. "He was guest in the building," now,"' she says. "You get a lot of whispers of 'Oh my God! It's the with their RA . of water fights. Before Marcus had a Kalli Nicholas (AS JR), also of Balum says. "Later his friends came angry looks." RAJ' The music gets turned down "I've seen underage RAs a chance to fire it, he was the Christiana East Tower, says, "I • around asking if I had seen him. But many RAs agree that and you hear stuff fall. drinking at parties and the{v~ seen documented for hall sports. think RAs are policemen." They had to drag him out of the disciplining is the most unpleasant "RAs are not naive. We know me drinking ," says a Dtcktnson "However, right before 24-hour what's going on- we did it, too." freshman , "but I wouldn ' t feel A university junior pointed out quiet hours started for finals week room." that an RA can' t abandon authority The trials of being an RA more RAs receive plenty of unusual com.fortllble asking my RA to go to my floor had a noisy hour - a las; often deal with the residents excuses and explanations for some a party with me." completely. chance to be loud," he says. "My "As soon as you knock "It's nice to have a relaxed themselves. Guadagnino recalls a situations. · Scott LaB arge (AS SO), on the floor broke out the water guns and floor," he says, "but last year when birthday party on her floor during Guadagnino says, "A soaking other hand, pals around with some guess who I see running down the 1 our floor needed someone in which two of her residents decided on a door, if they don t wet person will tell you: no, he RAs. hall, shooting the very same water control to enforce study hours to cover her with cake. wasn't in a water fight- the "I have a lot of good friends who gun that 1 had been documented for during finals week, our RA With cake matted in her hair and faucet is broken." are RAs, so you can see I don't almost using? It was none other open it immediately than · icing dripping down her back, Outright lies are not unusual, hold it against them ," he says. couldn't do it. He had lost all myRA!" Guadagnino headed for the shower. according to Buzzard, who has Finally clean, she re-entered the you know their heard ones like "No, I don't know Jounge and said: "No more cake. how I got covered with shaving ·' · Please, no more calce." drinking. You hear cream." ·· The residents complied with "Students will frequently ask · · Guadagnino's request and covered ' What beer?'" he says. "And when her with toothpaste instead. whispers of 'Oh my I point out to them that there is an The serious side of being an RA open can sitting on their desk WALK TO U OF D lncludes doing rounds and being God! lt1S the RA! The they'll say: 'Oh, I don' t know how available to students. RAs on a staff that got there. It's not mine."' PARK PLACE APARTMENTS · rotate so that one is on duty from 7 music gets turned Scott Smaniotto (BE JR), a ·. •· ,to 10 p.m. on weeknights and from Dickinson RA, says residents often • Wall to Wall Carpet • Air Conditioned • 7 p.m. to midnight on weekends. claim they didn't know their ·· · ' Laura Weibel (AS JR), a Russell down and you hear behavior was against the rules. Heat and Hot Water Included complex RA, says she walks "They'll ask where in the Newly Renovated Hallways and laundry Rooms ' :through every floor of Russell C, D stuff fall.'" handbook it says that you can't · ·and E on rounds to verify that climb on the roof," he says. EFFICIENCIES, ONE, TWO AND THREE BEDROOM APARTMENTS . everything is running smoothly, Hoffman says she's heard "I only · which it often isn't, especially keep water in this Absolut boule," Mon.-Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 10-4 · during her zam. weekend rounds. - Laura Weibel (AS JR) followed by "No, you can't smell · "One night I had to write up 16 it." NO PETS incident reports," she says. "Rounds Russell-complex Resident ltssistant Despite all the hassles, disasters Corner of Short Lane which should have taken 20 minutes and inconveniences that are part of took over an hour. being an RA, most feel it's worth 368-5670 and Elktor1\Road From $418 "People were louder than I'd the trouble. ever heard them before. They had part of the job, though they are "Being an RA is a great beer in the hallways, there was a notorious for busting parties and opportunity to make a difference," huge argument between two dnqlk writing up disruptive behavior. Guadagnino says. "You can do this guys, one resident wouldn't stop "Confrontations are the hardest," by listening, offering advice or crying, toilet paper holders were Weibel says. "You have to be a being a valuable resource for your ripped off the bathroom walls, police officer and that part is residents." shower curtains were missing and difficult because you don't want to Weibel says: "I believe as an RA someone needed a key to their room bust people. They have to I am able to make an impact and at3 a.m. . understand that it is their behavior help people. I feel that I'm playing "Those were definitely rounds that is wrong, not the RA." 'big-sis.'" from hell, and I had to be up early Weibel says parties aren' t Buzzard says, "You cry and the next morning, too." difficult to locate. Though complain, but when someone asks Besides rounds, there are other offending residents tell her there's you if it was worth it, you always things RAs don't look forward to. no alcohol in their rooms, she says, answer 'yes.'" Interview with an Ogre BEER!iALE continued from page A 1 Division, Gnaw, Elephant Table CANS and "obscure European bands." interpretive "confessional" work. But he rejects the accusation Michelob, Michelob Light, Michelob Dry, "My personal relationships were some critics have made about their Coors, Coors Light, Coors Gold, Molsen Golden, ·: · 1 falling apart and I was shooting music. cocaine," he said. "We're certainly not Satanists," Miller, Miller Lite, Miller Genuine Draft ...... $12.99 case "It was quick and not too he said. painless." Bud, Bud light, Bud Dry ...... $11.59 case Drugs and crumbling Stroh's 30 Pack ...... $9.99 relationships aside, controversy surrounds the album. Busch, Busch Light ...... $9.99 case Ogre said Last Rights was 'Last rights' scheduled to include a song called Keystone, Keystone Light ...... , ...... $8.99 case "Left Hand Shake," but was unable continued from page A 1 Natural Light ...... case to get permission from Dr. Timothy $7.99 Leary for a sample. 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V.P. l Courage I By Jason Sean Galber league," said Delaware coach ~ob Sports Editor Hannah. "But to win the the more than PHILADELPIDA-lhe Delaware tournament, the opener, it is r~lly Hitmen eliminated another rival good for our kids." . Wednesday night. The Hens (22-7 overall, 1~ NAC) This time the victim was identified jumped out to a 2-0 before the pme just a game to be a member of the Big East was five minutes old. : Conferenre- Villanova University. After Villanova pitcher John Uinza John Jester Russell III just might No, the Hitmen did not murder their walked senior centerfielder Tr:ipp be the weakest student in Delaware opponent in true Hitmen fashion Keister, who stole second, senior history. (many extra base-hits and runs, lots of second baseman Mike Gomez singled The sophomore from California abused opposing pitchers). Not the to push Keister to third. has arms with almost as much cannon blasts they are used to. With one out, junior rightfielder muscle as a dieting E.T. and legs Rather the little shots, the smaller Brian Lesher SJXllllg on a Lanza pitch resembling hairy mixing straws. He guns. led to a 6-2 defeat over the and knocked in Keister with a single. stands slightly less than 5-feet tall, Wildcats (15-15), saving their big guns On the relay throw Wildcats• and at flfSt glance can be taken for a for their next foe-North Atlantic rightfielder Ed Deal ovenhrew his ' 12 or 13-year-old. Conference front-rurmer Northeastern cutoff man, which brought Gomez Jess (no one calls him John or University. around to score. 1 ' Jester) just may be the greatest The Hens baseball team came home Delaware added two runs in the athlete at the University of Delaware. with more than a victory, however. thkdwpushthemup~ . , Alexander Coles, Jennifer Riley The prize for the eight teams of Junior leftfielder Bill Dilenno roped or Bill Vergantino are known as the warriors- the inaugural Liberty Bell a shot to right ~. .. . leaguer," he said. "But now I just cream," Fleury remembered. "Coach By Alain C. Nana·Sinkam earlier this season before the Hens ' Contributing Editor want to be the best person I can be." had hot fudge, but I didn't need took on La Salle in the Liberty Bell Brian Fleury still laces up his Fleury was drafted out of high any.") and the first day of classes Baseball Classic and by his unique ~ . , ·spikes the same way - real tight at school by the Houston Astros, and found Fleury in Newark. Hannah view on plus/minus. ··· tb~ top. '(ou can s till see the one would think he would have knew Fleury would work out all "I hated it as a student. I wear it jumped at the chance to to start his along. out as a teacher," he said. ' 1 ." ',· ~questri.a~'~ -.' A~n Sherbo~rne heads to Nationals his junior year he fmished 11th in the By Carey NjcDaniel, ~ ,. , , .' Desp·ite 1 the Jligh level of and I at a party and took us as ECC. and 20th at the Rutherford sraffil~por r er • • , ,.,. , , ' competi ~i on , ~he Baltimore native victims for her (riding) lessons," Invitational. , Since the age of five, university figures to'finish near the top. · Sherbourne reminisced. "Since the But the biggest challenge for juniofAnn Sherbourne has ·worked· "I definitely expect tq.place first:time l sat on a horse I loved Bowen came last fall when he broker day and night towards ;l'qit;ji'ql. . · ·; unless I draw a really tiad 11orse," . it." his leg and tore ligaments in a kne e;. On May 2, the drr,a!Jl wil .~ ~rbourne said. '·, · · Sherbourne enjoyed it so much Rehabilitation followed and Bowen beconi,e reality ,when. Sherbourne .•~ ~ ·But . the' bigger Llk ctimpetition that she continued riding attacked it like he attacks greens at travels to Moorehead, Ky. to thelbetter fue horses,'!io f should do throughout1 her childhood and Newark Country Club; aggressively compete in the Jni!ercoll'egrate reallY. . ~~ Il.'' · through her first year and a half at and with extreme concentration. : Horse Show Association •National· , "lf her past•performances are any : Loyola College in Baltimore. Last From mid-November through Competi·tion. · ' · ' •· :• · iri di ~ations, ' Sll~r Qourne wiJI ; spring Sherbourne transferred to February, Bowen struggled through "In the inter-coHegi at'e contend· for the title. · . Delaware, but still trajns in her grueling work-outs which included competition the Nationars ha's As a member'of the Maryland hometown. weight lifting, electrical stimulation always been ort tnY. min~::: . saiP. an·d .American Horse , Show •. Despite the Slltcess,.it hasn't all . and running. When it was over, he Sherbourne. "B liiTtoti l~ •r'expeCi' A ss~cl ati'Oq s ; Sherbourne slldws:in · been· easy. Along· witt\' arly sport returned to the fairway for his senior it, so I didn't psych myself out.''· . _ A-rate<;i competitions. • comes injury, and riding is no campaign. Sherbourne, a member o'f the "Ann is. very relaxed and sure of · exception. Duke Bowen was home. un'iversity equestrian' teatri;; )s 4i~ herself' in the ring," said Delaware Sherbourne flipped over a This week. he led the team to a first , Delawa~ ~ ri d ,~f ~e{ce. nt. equesl;ria,n '!ap~ain Daniell« Rapp. horse's head four years ago and second-place finish at the North ) !1 · Ann Sherbourne rides off to the Equestrian Nationals on May 2 history to qualif~ for,,the.Nationals;.· "S~e · doesrt ') ever get nervous or bru·sed .a kidney. ~Lots of people Atlantic Conference Championships m Ellington, Ct. Individually Bowen wh ere she will compete ,as .an te.rise, ,aJ1d always looks fike she fall off," she said. "You feel dumb, Along with her own pony "Trixy teachers. Riding takes up so much finished fifth with a 161 total. : individual. . '' '\i knows what she·'s doing." but you just get back on again. Sox," Sherbourne has dedicated her time, I've never had time to do In Kentucky, th.e riders wiJl , be FJft,eep .years ago, Sherbourne "When you're riding those "I wanted to win it," he said, "but life to equestrian. other things. Hartford just out-and-out beat us." judged on overall ability· and was_fim .b!t ~y the horse bite. Her bratty ponies and they don't go "I am a professional rider," said "Winning is the best thing." strength. Horses 'will •beo ass'igned love fo·r· ~:idiJ}g hasn't stopped over' the jump but you do, there's No mauer if it's on an NCAA green Sherbourne. "I could probably or at a rec'park, Bowden just wants to ran~OIJl\Y, anp CaJli :nm. ,_be riPdQn : since. ·,, ~ , · · nothing you can. do but .get back on teach some of the inter-collegiate unul the show. . . •. , "A friend saw my three sisters and try again." play the game he loves. ' "Golf is a great sport for me q' t '.~! • .L because I'm just not that good in another one," he said. "When I sink Spoon hour :. • my last college putt, at least I have the Scoreboard READ satisfaction of knowing I'll still be Baseball vs. Northeastern (DH), 1 :00 playing golf for the rest of my life." named ~·. St ... ·"'.,~ ..~ Baseball SPORTS. Playing. Between silent rows of April14 Liberty Bell Classic ~~the series that may decide the trees and on crisp smelling grass. Louis coactrl· ~> Delaware 8 Pennsylvania 7 11 NAC Championship. Forget the Home. I '•,, . •·'t innings Phillies. Come out and see Bob Cross St. Louis University and . , April15 Liberty Bell Classic Hannah's crew battle the Huskies. Canisius College off the'list of • •· • Delaware 6 Villanova 2 posstble new homes for Delaware Saturday men 's basketball coach'Steve Women's lacrosse Steimyedel. , April14 .. Baseball vs. Northeastern (DH), Iverson Takes 3200m St. Louis named Charlie . Delaware 11 UMB.C 4 :' .12:00 p.m. Spoonhour as its new man TueSday · Heather Iverson, a freshman at Hodgson Vo-Tech, while tanisius tabbed John Beilien' Softball Softball vs. Hofstra (DH), 1 :00 p.m. won the girls 3200m race in a meet against Dickin as its Jl~ilfl coach last w~«k , . April14 , Princeton 3 Delaware 1 son High on April 13th. Her time of 13:42 is just 11 .~ Wednesday, Steinwedcl ·· Men's Lacrosse vs. Massachusetts seconds off qualifying time for the state meet. Her anno~~ the sign,i ng of.iwo. :... ,: Princ~ton 6 ~ela~a!"! 2 . 1:00 p.m. ' recruits from the central family and friends are very proud of her hard Pennsylvania area for the 1992-93 Golf Women's lacrosse at Virginia, 3:00 work and dedication. April13-14 NAC Championships p.m. Delaware took second place in the GOOD LUCK HEATHER! NAC Champioltships. Women's Track and Field at lafayette Invitational, 11:00 a.m. Men's Tennis April14 · Me.~'s.Track and Field at lafayette Lehigh 7 Oelaware·2 InVitational, 11 :00 a.m. April15 Delaware 9 Drexel 0 Monday By Popular Demand On deck Softball at Towson State, 2 p.m. Today .3 til SELF-SERVE ,... COPIES . fresJuJwl Steve Franzini, who combined had only thrown 10.67 innings all year, eball wins· cla~sic lOlled 11 strong innings, in which Franzini 81/2" x 11 " single sided, 20# white bond, auto feed originals "I gave him a hish change-up, which he picked up his fust win. • No minimum, no limit • hit hard," said Wilson. "It was a little And in Wednesday's championship l • .' he siXIth following an infield hit by unsettling for them to get two runs that game, Wilson and junior Matt Schmidt held VillanoYa's to five hilS tolal. Self-serve MACs Color copying t(sophomore third baseman Brian Wallace quick. : , . txus · "'ur pitchers did a good job. A couple ' • IJ~)iriv~ in sophomore shonstop Deron "I just wanted to throw Slrikes. Early oo Full-serve graphic arts Brochures I was wild. I was a liUie nervous." frahmen (Wilson and Franzini) did the job , Bro=: you have to do to win," said Ocmez. Business cards Letterhead { I who walked, stole second, and Perhaps even more important to he:\ "We now can deeper in our pitching "' ~van ed to third on Wallace's hit, Delaware than a trophy or lhe tournament ao Resumes Binding . notched lhe fmal nm when he toe* home championship, was lhallhe bullpen puved ltd 'wilh Schmid& lDl the freshmen. It Is 1 Newsletters Carbonless forms off a Unza wild pitch. itself over lhe coune of lhe tournament. aood to know Jhat the bullpen will be The 'Wildcats scored their two in the The pitcam, staff WIS supposed to be !here, IDd !bey could JO ~distance." Flyers Full-service copies fifth off a two-run home-run by Keith the wale" .pot· ~ Delawn, wilh !he loa BASELINES- Lesher was named the Conw~y. which slightly tainted an of six pitchers from last year's club IOd lhe Molt' Valuable Player of the tournament otherwise excellent night for freshman influx of lhree frelhmcn and two &ranlfen. for baldnJ .583, with seven hilS, six nms Hens pilcher Jamie Wil!IOII, who llnlCik out But in 'l'ueiday's 8-7 semi-final win ICOftld, six nms balled in, ooe double, one four, one and allowed three' . over the U~ivers.ity of Pennsylvania, lriple and one home run. w!dked Lesher, Gomez, Brown and Dilenno six inniilgs. . ~ Hannah (one of the translers) and alllhlllraphlaa· Newark • College Square were named to lhe All-Toumameru ream. Prlnllhops Of The Fulu!e Shopping Center (near Rickel) Mon. - Fri. 7- Midnlte • Sat. 9 • 5 • Sun. 12- 5 • (302) 453-2600 ------~ ------\·' Today' s Crossword puzzle Are vou looking to get away for a day? 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