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This book is available at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/322 - Anonymous Volume 16 Issue 5 October 26, 1993 Colvin, Reynolds to Serve on Captains' Council
BY JENNIFER DIAMOND a manner consistent with the mi sion Editor III Chief of the other member colleges/ univer Itte and the NCAA. Some goal hoped to be achieved The Captains' Council consists by the conference are: Development of all athletic team captains. of a foundation for a 'tudent Members of the Council serve as a athlete advi 'ory commIttee representative link between the structure, to addres ' appropnate administration of U rsinus and its 1 ue of common concern relating athletes. to portsman hip, and to di cu s Ursinus' 1993 Homecoming issues to be further examined in Queen, Heather Colvin was the future uch a eqUIty, NCAA recently named chairperson of the Conference LegIslation, and the Captains' Council of Ursinus tudent-athlete · influence in the College. 1,'1"'" community. Colvin is a senior Economics \ Outcome of conferences such as major, with a minor in Art. A four I this one are: Student-athletes' year varsity basketball letterman, :" , support for a student advisory Colvin will captain the 1993-94 council, student generated U rsinus Lady Bears. ;" I~ recommendations designed to She is also president of the Inter !. enhance healthy competition, and Sorority Council of Ursinus College 'f::, to enhance the concepts of mutual and is a member of Omega Chi Halyna Reynolds respect for and an appreciation of sorority. Heather Colvin individual worth among the student Halyna Reynolds was just elected of her sorority, Tau Sigma Gamma of the field hockey team this year. on November 3, here at Ursinus. athletes in the Cen tenniaI secretary /treasurer of the Captains' her junior year and is vice-president The conference will be from 10 Conference. Council. Reynolds is currently a this year. She is now currently Ursinus college is now officially a.m. until 3 p.m. senjor math major and a member of treasurer of the class of 1994. affiliated with the Centennial The purpose of the conference is the Math Honor Society, Kappa Reynolds, a participant of both Conference which will be to provide student-athletes an Mu Sigma. field hockey and softball here at sponsoring a student-athlete opportunity for input into the She held the position of treasurer Ursinus, has been elected Captain leadership development conference Centennial Conference matters, in
Verdict Returned.in Reginald Ursinus·Loses Friend and Denny Trial Supporter BY MARK LEISER Williams was convicted on Of the Grizzly Monday on four counts involving misdemeanor assaults and one count On Wednesday ajury declined to of mayhem. He now faces up to 10 BY ERIKA COMYfON psychology. This, in addition to President Richters commented on convict Damian Williams and years in prison for those charges. Of the Grizzly his many publishings, helped him the recent loss, "Dr. Stellar's Henry Watson of the two charges His hearing is scheduled for to hold the title of president of the generous spirit and optimistic view that remained against them in the December 7. Dr. Eliot Stellar, a friend and American Philosophical Society for of human possibility had an Reginald Denny beating case. This Watson faces six months in jail supporter of U rsinus College, died six years. He was a member of the infectious effect on all of us at decision puts an end to the for conviction on an assault charge. of cancer on October 12 at the age Committee on Human Rights of the Ursinus who had the privilege of tumultuous times in Los Angeles Prosecutors will decide this week of 73. He was a member of the National Academy of Sciences, and working with him. He gave to our that began with rioting last spring. whether he will be retried for the Board of Directors ofU rsinus since had been involved in improving Board deliberations breadth of F amil y and supporters were deadlocked charge on which a 1979, and chaired the Board's the lot of scientists in totalitarian vision and depth of thought. " elated when the jury acquitted mistrial was declared Wednesday. Government and Instruction countries who were imprisoned for Contribtutions can be made to Williams of attempted murder and After the trial, Watson was Committee. The committee political beliefs. Also, as provost the Eliot Stellar Visiting Lectureship reached a deadlock on the charge of released from jail for the first time oversees the educational program of the University of Pennsylvania Fund at the University of assault with a deadly weapon. since his arrest 17 months ago. He at Ursinus. In addition to holding for six years during the 1970' s, he Pennsylvania or the Committee on Los Angeles County district and Williams were taken into police an honorary degree from Ursinus. helped in the restructuring of Penn Human Rights of the National attorney Gil Garcetti said he agreed custody after the riots erupted when his son graduated from U rsinus in under President Martin Meyerson. Academy of Sciences. with the statement that this was "a four Los Angeles police officers 1972. Stellar also helped to create and The Ursinus Community would verdict of peace, not a verdict of were acquitted of 10 of the 11 Dr. Stellar was a professor at the fund a formal faculty development like to extend its sympathies to the justice, " feeling that the decision charges posed against them as a University of Pennsylvania since program in addition to overseeing Stellar family and friends. was made only to keep further result of the alleged beating of 1954. He was a world-renowned the evolution of our academic rioting fr~m occurring. motorist Rodney King. scholar in his field, physiological program. U.S.G.A Minutes Treasurer's Report Roving U.S.G.A. - $1911.26 A.F.A.C. - $24,547.60
Reporter Old Bminess --As of October 13, "Group Study" and "Quiet Study" areas will be designated on particular floors of the Myrin Library. ~* --The issue of "poor lighting" outside the library was addressed by BY MARK LEISER '} . President Paist. Several other "dark spots" on campus were also Of The Grizzly BY CYNTmA BABCOCK & brought up. These areas include: around Zack's, behind Thomas BARB LAMPE I ,: Hall, and the Pfahler Circle. U. S. G . A. would like to alert maintenance International: Of The Grizzly of these "dark spots" all at once so that they can be lit and improve campus safety. - Defense Ministers in Europe have given their support to President What do you think of Mitch --Homecoming elections will be handled by the I.F.C. and the Bill Clinton's plan that offers former Soviet republics and other East Williams? Freshman Class officers. Those officers will also be decorating the European countries closer cooperation with NATO. However, the stands. plan does not guarantee these nations early membership into the Mike Donohue - Junior --Vic Gil spoke about Alcohol Awareness events to be held the week alliance. I think a 98-year-old wearing of October 11-15. They include a roving magician in Wismer, a Depends might have more control. crashed car, an Alcohol Awareness roulette game, and a trauma .. Residents of Sarajevo are now speaking of their city as a "new helicopter Janding. Beirut". In a place where 12,000 people have been killed in the last Steven Zolfaghari - Sopho~ore 18 months, gangs are terrorizing residents, robbing and sometimes He can't pitch his way out of a New Bminess even murdering anyone who crosses their paths. paper bag! --No plans have been announced for the Senior Halloween Party. --There was no news from the Junior Class. - Anxious Hatians have once again started constructing sailing vessels John Schwanholt - Senior --Raquel Szlanic, president of the sophomore class, announced that to attempt the 600-mile journey from Haiti to the coast of the United If they win, he'll be a hero. their class just finished a "Bagel Bundles" sale. The sophomore class States. Their country bas been suffering severe economic hardship If they lose, he's out of ajob! is planning a school-wide ski trip as a February fundraiser. They are and political repression since President lean-Bertrand Aristide was also planning a Spring Fling since the Harvest Dance was very overthrown two years ago. Todd Hearsey - Senior successful. They also have plans for a car wash in March. I think he sucks! --The Freshman Class is sponsoring a "Date Auction." President National: Heather Kerlin announced that they are also planning to compose a Paul Coppola - Senior 1994 calendar with pictures of students as another fundraiser. The He should spend more time on .. Prudential Securities Inc. has agreed to repay hundreds of thousands class officers also discussed a proposal for' 'hall scholarships." baseball and less time on his of customers for the severe losses they suffered due to widespread --AttheendofU.S.G.A. meetings, there will bea'WismerChat. We appearance. fraud at the firm. Prudential, the nation's fourth-largest brokerage want more input so that we can, improve our cafeteria services. firm, will pay a minimum of $371 million in fines and restitution. --Dr. Borsdorf needed four students to serve on the Intramural Sports Matt Sutin - Sophomore Committee. Those interested signed up with Sue Koester. I think if he works the comers a - The verdicts on the Reginald Denny beating case came in last week. little more, and keeps his slider Both defendants were acquitted of the most serious charges. Damian Committee Reports fromhanging, his improvement will Williams was acquitted of attempted murder, but still faces up to eight --All committee assignments were announced. Committee assignment be immeasurable. years for felony mayhem .. hitting Denny in the head with a brick. notifications were mailed through R.A. 'so --A subcommittee for the production of the Student Handbook was Codefemhmt Hetlry Watson was found guilty only of inisdemeanor Dan Ben-Tal - Sophomore assault and 17 months in jail. formed. He is a Fugootti! --Committee chairpersons are reminded to tum their minutes in to Local: Robin Baker immediately after meetings. Prizes will be given to the Michelle Lyons - Junior Chair most faithful to their duty of reporting minutes to the U.S.G.A. Mitch Williams is part of the reason --The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 26 at 7:00 PM. - Firefighters battled a four-alarm propane fire at the Chevron refinery the Phillies made it this far, and I Halloween refreshments will be served. in South Philadelphia on Friday. The fire burned out of control for think everyone is coming down too three hours before safety workers could shut off the gas valves. hard on him! Respectfully submitted,
Alina C. Morawski Recording Secretary Student Apathy Strikes Again
BY L. ERIC JAMES Of The Grizzly input inorder to get them done. Wood Food Service (including the up, including myself. That's less always hear complaining. Youare In response to various new executive chef and a new than half of one percent of the total the ones that we need most at the One of the biggest complaints of complaints, the USGA sponsered a service manager) were there to student population. meeting. the typical U rsinus student is that discussion session with what we represent their aspect of the food Madeline and her staff were My personal thanks go to the the food served in Wismer just isn't thought would include everyone issue. excited to receive our comments three other students who attended that good or that the service leaves connected with the food service What's missing? Students! Can and in the week since our meeting the meeting and to Madeline Holland something to be desired. I also hear issue. Dr. Pilgrim was invited to you guess what happened? You we'veseenmost ofour suggestions for all the effort she has been that students complain because the tell us about the contractual end of are probably thinking that half the implemented. putting forth to help the food USGA does nothing to respond to the student's relationship with campus attended and the meeting The USGA and Wood Food situation here at Ursinus when, the problems faced by the students Wood Food Service. Dean Kane lasted for hours on end. Right? Service are going to hold another apparently, no one really has that at Ursinus. was there to represent how the WRONG! Out of the entire student meeting later in the semester, and I much to complain about. Well, the USGA does try to do food issue reflects on student life. body of Ursinus (roughly 1,100 hope to see many more students things, but we need your help and Madeline Holland and her staff at people) only four studnets showed there, especially the ones that I October 26, 1993 The Grizzly Page 3 ~I 1m. l:m,~lr __D·iWI!JI? __ :~hll'~I!_.;im!!l·IQ - 1M IBI,Z{ t:SI~ A & E ~l!mjj _El' I,~j !2.I_::mu;I l!5 l-IhIG ! HI! : I [1,5 -x:.
Ursinus Students to Perform in State Choral Festival
Four Ursinus students have been conductor Rodney Eichenberger, The four students chosen to Laura Scarola, alto, is a senior Brenda Stryjewski, soprano, is a chosen to represent the College at director of choirs at Florida State represent Ursinus include: chemistry major from Pt. Pleasant sophomore biology major from the 1993 Pennsylvania Collegiate University, the program will be David Laganella, bass, is a Boro, N.J. Scarola is a Dean's list Langhorne, Pa. Stryjewski is a Choral Festival Program to be held performed by students from sophomore chemistry major from student. member of the College Choir, the October 28 through 30, and approximately two dozen colleges Swedesboro N.J. LaganeUa is Michael Spangler, tenor, is a Meistersingers and the Biology Mansfield State University. statewide and will culminate with a involved in the College Choir, freshman science major from York, Club. Under the direction of guest fmal concert on October 30, 1993. Meistersingers and Intervarsity. Pa.
Campus Spotlight "Gaijin-Eyes" Exhibit Literary Society to Open
Ursinus' own Literary Society fonned in 1992 as a small group of students interested in sharing written expression orally. Today, the meetings thrive as the group grows weekly at its Wednesday night meetings in the Java Trench. Following is a selection by Ursinus sophomore Erin Gorman, which received an encore recitation last Wednesday evening.
I spend my days 'ere long working out a love affair gone awry, askew green with envy, yellow with age, Rusted, Rotted, Ruined. Repeating, Rearranging, Rehashing. So when chance came and opportunity opportuned I signed me up. First in line.
When you put me down, pushed me aside, shelved me I enlisted, enjoined, enrolled. And now I'm pushin' your boulder ass up hill to meet me another man Kinder, smaller, taller, stronger, darker, less Aryan, more eccentric,-more everything and less nothing than you are were and will be. Miller's exhibit opens tomorrow in Berman. An exhibition of photographs, notmg the juxtaposition of Japanese text and videos of life in and Western Cultures, including Yet somehow these men are always you and more so contemporary Japan will be shown the use of the English Language A regurgitation of you daily, nightly in the Berman Museum of Art from within the traditional Japanese October 27 through November 4. environment. midday and tea time. Entitled "Gaijin-Eyes," the Miller's photographs focus on And though you are bo(lily a continent, a sunset exhibit is curated by Jay K. Miller, details that are traditional symbols many moonshines and a world series gone by U rsinusProfessor of comm. arts, of the culture, practiced in a who taught at Tohuku Gakuin contemporary environment, and the there is this rock of you - this rock-my-soul-part of you - University, Sendai, Japan, as an clash of cultures. For instance, remaining. Maintaining signifigance. Retaining weight. exchange professor from March "Eigo-English at the Lusty Heart through August 1992. During his Garage," a photograph of a stay, Miller documented the unique mechanic's shop, demonstrates the A renewal, reinstatement, recrudecence of you traditional and contemporary use of an English name to give A very empty cup I can not fill aspects of Japanese culture in still an establishment an air of photography and video. sophistication. A burden I can not disengage or discharge Gaijin, pronounced "Guy-gin" until I can learn to change water into wine literally translates to "outside You don't have much time, the person, " a term used for foreigners exhibit wiU only be al Ursinus for or bring salvation from a stone. visiting or living in lapan. Miller's a week. Grab a friend and head goal was to document various over to Berman ASAP!. aspects oflife in Japan, particularly Page 4 The Grizzly October 26, 1993 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Features •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fitness Forum
BY ELAINE ZELLEY and let me borrow her N ike' . however, has a bigger air cushion Of The Grizzly What a difference! Not only did my in the toe and is made of leather for joints and shins stop hurting, more lateral support. In its August i sue, Shape running became much more natural; I used to believe that all of the Editor In Chief' Jennifer Diamond magazine printed an article by Carl I felt like I was gliding rather that different varieties of sneakers A. Hammerschlag, M.D., hailing stumbling along. were just a consumer gimmick. Assistant Editor MicheUeLim neakers as "the secret of life." Since this introduction to the N ow I know better; my cross While this piece was purely exercise shoe industry, I have trainers did the trick and News Editor Erika Compton philosophical, I have found that, faithfully and consistently updated my discomfort disappeared Assistant News Editor Melissa Chido literally, a imilar truth exi ts: the my Nike Air running shoes and immediately. Although I still run have been pleased by their in my running shoes, I wear cross right sneakers are the secret to Opinions Editor Thomas Epler pain free Ii fe. performance. Only one problem: trainers for stepping and aerobics. By "right" I do not necessarily from nmning, to aerobics, to biking, In any sporting goods store, Arts and Entertainment Editor Matt Cordes mean to imply that there i a direct to tair climbing, I did everything there are sneaker selections opposite, or "wrong" sneaker. in my running shoes ... until the pain ranging from walking, to running, Features Editor Criag Faucher Rather, orne sneakers or exerci e began again. to basketball, to aerobics, to . hoes are more appropriate for Knee pain and pressure is no raquetball. Depending on the type Sports Editor Harley David Rubin certain aChvities than others. What fun, and can be downright cary, of activity you do most often, the Assistant Sports Editor Tom Mastrangelo hoe i best for playing tennis, e peciall y if you have no idea what benefits are well worth the cost. is causing it. I began asking Certainly, not every injury or probably is not the best shoe for Advertising Manager Roger Smitb aerobic . In making a wi e choice que tions, and the same response strain can be solved so easily by from the wide selection availabe, kept coming back to me--check wearing different sneakers. Any Circulation Manager Brian D. Wilson we can greatly reduce our chance your hoes. type of discomfort is a signal that for the occurrence of injury or After doing orne shopping, omething is wrong and should be Advisor SaUy Widman di comfort during exerci e. talking with ales people and examined by a professional. To i11u trate, let me provide an comparing several brands, I final1 y However, if your sneakers are old Staff: L. Eric James, Penny Fouke, Barb Lampe, Cyntbia Babcock, Mark Leiser, Dominic Bui, Jayson Blocksidge, Heidi Fenstermacher, example from a recent experience chose across-trainer. What I had and worn out or not the most Elaine ZeUey and Victor Gil. of my own. been unaware of previously was appropriate choice for your activi ty , that running sneakers are made for they could be the culprit of any Years ago, when I first began The Grizzly was rounded in 1978, replacing the previous campus running and was obviously ignorant just that--moving forward. An a11- difficulties. Additionally, using newspaper, The Ursinus Weekly. TIu! Griuly is published and edited of the existing variety of sneakers, cloth shoe with the largest air the right sneaker is a simple way to entirely by students, and the views expressed in tbepaper are not I Jogged in my beloved tennis cushion its heel, my running prevent problems before they necessarily those held by administration, faculty, or a consensus of the sneakers, only to quickly develop sneakers provide virtually no occur. student body. shin plint and aching knees. upport for any side-to-side motion, Fortunately, a friend clued me in as in aerobics. A cross-trainer, Self-Realization in the Big Apple: Wiggly Blocks and The·Piano
BY JAYSON BLOCKSIDGE Of The Grizzly
On Sunday, October 17, ten spewing out an obscene amount Seriously, the tests are engineering, and building on Pitch Discrimination, it was Ursinus students, upon of ideas when given the unusual designed to discover what natural design. Yet, it is not difficult to suggested to me that I take up suggestion of their faculty opportunity to do so. Actually, talents people have (mine are imagine how my electives in the piano which is a non-tuning advisers and a special invitation the term is called Ideaphoria and still in the process of evaluation) English and Politics might instrument (huh?!?). Madness from the Johnson O'Connor this involves the rapidity in and what fields would best utilize already indicate an aside, I suggest that the students Research Foundation, traveled which people are capable of these specific aptitudes. Most uncomfortable disposition chosen to go next year should to New York City in order to generating a variety of ideas. of us, therefore, were excited towards those subjects. As I consider this opportunity take a battery of exams designed Writers,journalists, and teachers about the prospect of being said, no great secrets were because it demands that you to uncover their hidden talentS have this aptitude. The specific "handed" to us our "destiny" uncovered. think seriously about the future, or aptitudes. The ten students test was a free for all essay in in life. Unfortunately, the end The tests did, however, focus realize your potential, analyze chosen were sophomores who which we had to answer the resulted onl y in the confirmation attention to the wide variety of your goals, and above all, have performed well academically in impossible question, "What of what we already knew. fields corresponding with ones fun in New York City where the their freshmen year yet are still would your life be like now if For instance, after struggling abilities. Most of their advice pizza actually tastes like pizza uncertain in choosing a major. reading and writing were never for a good ten to twenty minutes was common knowledge, but (perhaps the Wismer chefs Aptitudes, as everyone knows, invented?" One of my fellow to put together a Wiggly Block they did give insightful hints as should reevaluate their are innate abilities to perform test subjects admitted to having (similar to a child's toy but to what other fields you may aptitudes) . specific functions, whether the uncontrollable urge to simply more satanic) they deduced that want to look into according to through physical, mental, or write "I wouldn't be able to I have little structural your profile. Because I scored perceptual channels. For answer this question given that visualization. This is an aptitude above average on Tonal Memory instance, I have an aptitude for I am unable to write a reply." that is helpful in the sciences, and Rhythm Memory and poorly October 26, 1993 The GriuJy Page 5 ------___ -----_ ..--18------.------r r------, Part Time Help *EXTRA INCOME '93* EX CELLE.NT Wanted E.XTRA INCOME. NOW! ENVELOPE STUFFING - $600 - $800 every week Earn $200-$500 weekly mailing Travel Free Details: SASE to brochures. For more information send a self Gymnastics Instructor International Inc. 1375 Coney Island Ave. addressed stamped envelope to: Travel Inc. P.O. Must have gymnastics Brooklyn, New York 11230 experience. Good Box 2350, Miami FL 33261 Wages. Kehler Gymnastics Centers - West ~------.. Norriton, Rosemont or Broomall. 543-7386.
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DelIVery Jreas '"Tlled 10 ensure sale may vary CuSlOIrCI pays S3IIes tax IIIleIt ~ DeiveIy mas kni!I!d 10 ensure sale drrmo Our drivers carry less Ihan S20 00 Our drIVers are nOI pen.lllle In an attempt to provide some partakes in the consumption ofadult forcibly poured down their throats, Rationally-thinking beings know when the risk burns you, you can' much-needed commentary to The beverages, she is not responsible they are drunk by their own choice. not to engage in destructive blame someone else when you lei Grizzly, I have decided to break my for her own actions? Something is So why are they freed from activities. It should then follow, no yourself wide open to disaster! I silence and take issue with another wrong here. accountability? When people matter which way you look at it, women want to avoid being victim; Grave Matter, which I'm sure will Now before anything is become intoxicated, they have to that humans who act on animal they have to accept that drinkin, B please one or two of you. I think we inadvertently implied, allow me to accept the consequences of any instincts to damage people and makes them ~, not less Q all need be aware of the October 25, make some necessary remarks. I actions made while In that property must be punished, or else endangered and that when the) 1993 edition of Newsweek, which believe that women do deserve full coondition. The same applies here. the condition of humanity will drink willingly, they) implicitl) contains an article by Sarah Crichton protection under the law from Now, women shouldn't be eventually cease to include accept the increased risk 01 11 entitled" Sexual Correctness: Has undesired sexual contact - when blamed for undesired sexual contact sentience. undesired sex. ~ it gone too fal!" Fortunately, Ms. they are unable to resist despite while intoxicated, but the men Likewise, a man who has In closing, let me restate thatt ~ Crichton left that particular decision their best attempts. I believe it is shouldn't be either. Despite the submitted to his animal instincts an women must be legally protected: ~ up to the reader. However, a few of not right when men treat women as fact that the woman is drunk, if she imposes himself on a woman, from true rape, undesired sexual f the people she interviewed promote if their sole reason for existance is givesconsent, then, obviously, that despite the woman's best efforts to intercourse which a woman ( orman, ~ a shocking idea about responsibility to serve men. And against my decision is one made while she is resist, is completely responsible hey, let's not pretend it can't -I in sexual activities. better judgement, I must agree with drunk and she is just as responsible, for his actions. This is the instance happen) is unable to resist despite Itisa well-known fact that alcohol N OW Legal Defense Fund senior if not more responsible, as she in ~hich the law must protect her or his best efforts. Men must G often plays a large role in the policy analyst Pat Reuss, who also would be if she were sober, just like women from men. However, when not be allowed to use their physical ~ initiation of sexual contact. Linda stated in Newsweek,' 'When one the drunk driver who causes an a woman is drunk, she has freely dominance in such a degrading k F airstein, a prosecutor in Manhattan woman is raped on campus, all accident. When a woman picks up and purposely done something to manner. But to say that men can U and author of Sexual Violence: Our women are afraid to go to the library that glass ofwhatever, she implicitly herself which hinders her ability to "get women drunk" to "havetheirr 0 War Against Rape, stated that 70 and finish their chemistry accepts that her inebriation may protect herself. And that, my way with them" implies that women I A percent of acquaintance rapes homework. t, That's rule by fear, result in sexual activities she friends, strangely enough, is the have no choice, and therefore, no B involve alcohol. But F airstein feels plain and simple, and we supposedl y wouldn't want when sober, just aspect of drinking which everyone responsibility at all. That is not __ G that if a woman is intoxicated, her abandoned that long ago. What I like being drunk may result in a car likes, the thrill of danger and the true. We're all responsible - for r n impaired judgement nullifies any do object to is how frighteningly accident a person wouldn't cause loss of control and inhibition. So ourselves. R.I. P. in consent she may give to have sex. easy it is becoming for some women when sober. Koss' analogy is not 'I ~ Furthermore, whether or not the to end relationships in court, consistent. People must be Dear Ursinus Community: i I S receiving large awards for sex they accountable for their actions at all man is also intoxicated, any sexual Another Homecoming ••• and a good celebration! I!i G contact between the two is wished they hadn't had. times, or lawlessness will prevail. ~ construable as rape. Mary P. Koss, Let's now examine the logic of The same holds for the men who It doesn't just happen. many people make this celebration good. Ie professor of psychology at the Ms. Koss' analogy. A drunken were recently tried and ~ University of Arizona and author man is responsible for the people he inconceivably acquitted for the Rather than mentioning names I will ask that you join me in thanking B ! of The Scope of Rape, stated that hurts as a motorist. I see no problem beating of Los Angeles truck driver the following: G " The law punishe$ the drunk driver there. So a drunken man should be Reginald Denny. Just because a 51 who kills a pedestrian, and likewise, responsible for the people he hurts riot erupts, doesn't mean that you -the men and women of Metro and Physical Plant who make the Ii fi the law needs to be there to protect as a rapist, as well. But that's not are free to act like an animal during campus ready for all of us to enjoy the day and who also clean up after I the drunk woman from the driver of what Koss said. She said that the riot and laler claim that you the day (no easy task!) . the penis. " drunken women should be protected didn't know what you were doing -the staff ofWood food Service who extended extra effort to provide Huh? Let's take a closer look at from the men. The women are the because of "mob mentality" or the special food events of the weekend. what is being said here. Ifa woman drunk ones here, and unless they "temporary insanity." Human -the Security members who managed a visiting group of thousands . knowingly and intentionally were bound and h¥i the alcohol rights do not apply to animals. while answering the regular requests of unlocking donn rooms and providing a jump start. -all of the men and women of Helfferich Hall involved with the r "" sporting events; the coaches, team members, staff, trainers, chain the closet observer Opinions, gang, ticket takers, program sellers, announcers - their hours of practice and preparation made the day special. The observer returned from fall The building I s infrastructure letters, -the people who participated in the halftime ceremonies, the Greeks' break refreshed and rested. His survived a monumental blow when escorts and Homecoming Queen nominees, presenters, and winners of favorite German Shepherd puppy the Phillies clinched the pennant. \ awards. gave him a king's welcome home Not even Ice-T's home iuvasion of and views on campus, local, national, -faculty and staff who greeted returning alumni, served as tour and international Issues are and helped to cheer the Phillies on Zwingli could drown out the joy of guides, and hosted reunion groups. encouraged. .. to attract discussion to victory. Thankfully, a blizzard students celebrating. Praise to -students and alumni who manned hospitality tents and sales tables, and to guarantee a wide range of did not hinder returning Ursinus Christ Jesus that no one attempted response. Opinion pieces should be the photographers, the balloon crew, the student cleanup crew and the students like this Spring's fiasco. to scale the ladder on Bomberger 200-400 words, typed, and double young alum who helped Sunday morning. And our insides are again comprised and sound their approval. spaced; or, submitted on WordPerfect of more· junk than the sitting Another fine day of Ursinus 5.1 disk (which will be returned.) SPECIAL THANKS to my staff of students and secretaries who do sculptures ofMyrin' s reading area. history passed on Homecoming. Also, remember that all pieces must tedious hours of preparation for such an event. Major modifications have been The tailgating shi fted over to the be signed to verify authenticity. made to campus since the observer Lacrosse field, football took another Pieces received by Friday can be There are more and I hope each one of you knows you have been a part printed in the next week's paper. last printed. An army truck has victory, and Wismer again proved of the success in 1993. thanks to each of you who participated, to each Submissions can be delivered to the of you who helped, and to each of you who enjoys the Homecoming taken up position beside Bomberger; that Veggie Burgers do not go away Student Publications Room on the a platoon of troops have taken mad, and they don't even go away. 3rd floor of Bomberger, or given to of our Ursinus community. position in front of the Rice Krispie Remember ... Stainnaster towels Tom Epler, who mayor may not say bin, and the third floor of Reimert are provided for equipment only. thank you. The Grizzly editors Sincerely, has had a new skylight installed. Keep your finger on U rsinus' pulse, reserve the right to edit all pieces for Mary Ellen DeWane Speaking of Reimert, how about a kids, or read about it here... IN grammar, length, and clarity. Director of Alumni Affairs and Campus ~ round of appl_use fQr i~ architects? THE CLOSET. I •• '- October 26, 1993 S ts The Grizzly Page7 ******************** por ******************* Bears Win Nick's Notes Homecoming BY TOM MASTRANGELO In the final quarter, U C found World Series Recap: Unbelievable Assistant Sports Editor themselves down 28-24 with 2:31 left to play. But the Bears weren't The Bears played host to the done yet. Gettysburg Bullets on Saturday, They orchestrated a 9-play, 71- BY NICK BACCINO for Toronto as the Jays came back Willie Aikens hit four against the October 16 in the school's annual yard scoring drive capped off by a Of 1he Grizzly to beat the Phils in a wild 15-14 Phillies. Some votes also go to Homecoming game and came away Sedgwick 2-yard touchdown run. game. Toronto shortstop Tony John Kruk, who equalled Dykstra's with an exciting 31-28 victory. Sedgwick was named winner of Unbelievable. Simply Fernandez and Phils outfielder Milt batting average, and to Mariano Ursinus (4-2 overall, 3-2 in the the Kenneth E. Walker Memorial ( unbelievable. Ifsomeone asked me Thompson each had five RBIs and Duncan, who set the club record for Centennial Conference) jumped out Trophy, an award given annually to describe the 1993 World Series, Lenny Dykstra hit two home runs. hits in a World Series with 10. to a 24-7 lead by the end of the first to the outstanding player in the or better yet, how the Phillies lost GAME 5: With the Phillies down OFFENSIVE FLOP: Darren half, thanks in part to a well school's Homecoming game. such a series, that would be the three games to one, on the brink of Daulton, who hit only .217, not balanced rushing and passing attack. Sedgwick has won the award each word. This year's Series provided elimination, Curt Schilling hurled enough from an All-Star catcher. The Bears got on the board first of the past three seasons. aU ofus with moments to remember a five-hit shutout and the Phillies Close competition from third with a Brian Suth 21-yard field goal The defense was led by -I know I'll never forget them. won 2-0. baseman Dave Hollins (.261, 2 in the first quarter. linebackers Brian Edens and Paul GAME 6: loeCarter hit a three-run RBI) and Pete Incaviglia (. 125, 1 They extended its lead to 10-0 Guenther. GAME 1: The Phillies scored two homer with one out in the bottom of RBI, four strikeouts in eight at after junior quarterback Brian runs in the first inning and had the the ninth inning to give the Blue bats). Lafond (15-31, 206 yards, 1 TO) SPORTS NOTE: The Bears fell to lead three times in the first five Jays a storybook 8-6 victory. The BEST PITCHER: Curt Schilling connected with freshman wideout FD U -Madison last Saturday at innings, but Devon White and John Phillies scored five times in the and Roger Mason in a tie. Schilling Ron Floyd for a 24-yard scoring Patterson Field, 30-25, in a non Olerud hit home runs and Roberto seventh to take a 6-5 lead, but picked game five to hurl his best p'ass. Senior Bill "Scooter" conference game. Scott Sallach Alomar had a key double as the reliever Mitch Williams couldn't game of the season, a five-hit Sedgwick (36 rushes, 159 -yards, 3 caught 5 passes for 123 yards and Blue Jays triumphed 8-5. get Carter out. shutout. Mason gave up just one TDs) had touchdown runs of 1 yard an 87 -yard touchdown reception GAME 2: Jim Eisenreich's three- run in 7 2/3 innings of relief with and 19 yards to cap a 21-point for the Bears, who fell to 4-3 overall, rr run homer capped a five-run third And now, some final World Series seven strikeouts. second quarter barrage for the home 3-2 in the Centennial Conference. inning and the Phillies held on for notes from the Phillies side: WORST PITCHER: Uh ... hmmm. team. their first road victory in the World We all know who this is. And, by Series since 1980, winning 6-4. OFFENSIVE STAR: Lenny the way, nobody else was remotely GAME 3: Toronto scored three Dykstra, who hit .348 with four close to getting any votes. times in the first inning and never tremendous home runs, 8 RBIs, 7 looked back as Paul Molitor walks, and 4 stolen bases. All were Regardless of the result, Phillies knocked in three runs to give the team highs for the Series. His four fans have to be proud of the season Blue Jays a 10-3 win. round-trippers were the most by the Phillies gave them. It was a GAME 4: Devon White's two one player in the same World Series Series to remember, following a strike, two-out, two-run triple since 1980 when Kansas City'S season to remember. Thanks Phils! "- finished off a six-run eighth inning INSTITUTE FOR STUDY U T L E R d UNDERGRADUATE SlUDIES IN LADY BEARS BEAT COMING GREAT BRITAIN TEMPLE SOON: AUSTRALIA Raiguel's OT goal garners victory Profile on Brian IRELAND Edens and Paul Guenther, VC's NEW ZEALAND COMPILED FROM Temple's artificial turf. More Full, integmted stud, at British. Irish. CAMPUS REPORTS importantly, Temple is ranked linebackers Ne\u Zealand and Austmlian uni\Jmities highly in the nation and always .' The Ursinus field hockey team fields an excellent squad. extraordinaire! FALL OR SPRING SEMESTER - FUU YEAR beat the Owls of Temple U rsinus' first goal came from INSTEP • SUMMER PROGRAM -INTEIlNSHIPS University on Sunday, October' senior Kara Smith on a comet Sports Editor l4, 2-1 in overtime. Senior Kara play, and the Lady Bears couldn't Harley David Study Abroad Information Session Raiggel's goal with eight minutes score against Temple's defense Representative: Carol,. w.... eft in the overtime period gave until the overtime period. Rubin interviews Wod. Oct. 21 Lady Bears a needed victory. Date: 11:30 ... 12:JO This was the second straight SPORTS NOTE: For results the "Dynamic location: Talt.. Uaioa CIr. Lobb,. year that Ursious beat Temple, from Saturday's games, please 3:00 was especially difficult tum to the back page and "The Duo. " WIlL ~wse they were playing on Week in Review. " Don't miss it! For further lnimnadon p1cue conCKt: Your Study AbcOId 0fBce on c:ampua or the Institute for Study Abroad. Butler UnlYeaity, 4600 SuNet AYenue. l~polIs.lN 46208,"R:l: 3171283-9336 or 118OO-J68.aS2 Ext. 9336. Page 8 The Griztly October 26, 1993 ******************* Sports ** ****************** PHILLIES LOSE SPORTS BEAT WORLD SERIES ******** TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 The Wild Thing Blows It Big Time Volleyball at Eastern--LAST GAME OF SEASON 7:00 PM BY HARLEY DAVID RUBIN magnificent postseason. Dykstra field wall, millions of Phillies fans Field Hockey at Rutgers 7:30 PM Sports Editor hit a tremendous homer to right watched in horror as their worst field to make it 5-4. nightmares came true. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 The Phillies lost the World The Phillies scraped together Although Carter's heroics were Soccer at Swarthmore 4:00PM Series to the Toronto Blue Jays in two more runs to take the lead 6-5, incredible, the World Series MVP the Skydome last Saturday night in but after Larry Andersen scrambled went to Paul Molitor. Molitor SATURDAY,OCTOBER30 Game 6. Joe Carter's three-run his way out of the eighth inning, it played first base, third base, and Cross Country (M & W) at Centennial home run down the left-field line was hme for the Wild Thing. designated hitter in the Series while Championships @ Dickinson 11:00 AM off of Mitch "Wild Thing" Williams All season, fans both feared hitting Phillies pitchers like they Field Hockey vs. American 2:00 PM in the bottom of the ninth inning and loved the way Williams would were batting practice pitchers. Soccer vs. Gettysburg--LAST GAME OF SEASON 3:30 PM gave Toronto their second straight take the mound. Often quoted as The game ended a long season world championship. saying he pitches like his "hairis on for the Phillies and their fans. From Toronto took the lead in the fire," Williams's maddening the dominating early lead they took fir t inning with three runs off of inconsistency in finding the strike in April and May, through the The Week In Review Phillies' starter Terry Mulholland, zone makes it all the more slumps of Tommy Greene and Curt but the Phils fought back with a run pleasurable when he gets out of a Schilling, fending off the Cardinals SATURDAY 10/23 RESULTS of their own when Jim Eisenreich jam and notches a save. and Expos, and beating the Atlanta knocked in Darren Daulton to make This time, however, the Braves (considered by many to be SOCCER--At Ursinus, the Bears pounded out an 8-1 it 3-1. inconsistency hurt the team in the the best team in baseball), it has The Blue Jays then scored a biggest game of the season. After been an unforgettable year. victory over FDU-Madison. pair of runs to make it 5-1, and allowing two baserunners, Joe Mulholland left the game. But the Carter came in to bat. Carter is a GAME 6 FINAL RESULTS: FIELD HOCKEY--At Ursinus, the Lady Bears beat scoring wasn't over yet. notorious clutch hitter whose power Philadelphia 6 Siena 4-2. Kevin Stocker led off with a numbers are the antithesis of the Toronto 8 walk, and Mickey Morandini Wild Thing's numbers: consistent. WP: Duane Ward (1-0) singled. Into the batter's box When Carter golfed Williams' LP: Mitch Williams (0-2) VOLLEYBALL--At Swarthmore, the Lady Bears lost stepped Lenny Dykstra, who had a low-and-inside slider over the left- HR: Molitor, Carter, Dykstra to Swarthmore 3-0. HARLEY'S HAVEN and the ·other 25 % is bound to get to spend the night trapped in the BY HARLEY DAVID RUBIN Kid" Lindros and his supporting center Shawn Bradley. He's had hurt. Is it the artificial turf? The hide-a-bed in the wall. Public Enemy #42 cast has banged home enough goals some really poor performances, to win. Some important names to although he definitely has equipment? The way they're taught This week's C.H.O.C.R.I to tackle? Or is it just that it's a "Cheers" TriviaQuestiOllis: Norm Yes, I did want to kill somebody watch for if you tum on a game rebounding and shot-blocking violent sport in which it's very easy and Rebecca went into the painting after last Wednesday's World Series (besides the usual Recchi, Dineen, abilities. One Haven reader just to paralyze yourself? business together in a memorable fiasco in which the Phillies lost 15- Galley, Yushkevitch, and Brind told me that in an exhibition game The Haven wishes everyone a episode. What was the"name of the 14 to the Blue Jays. Luckily for A'Mour) are: Mikael Renberg, last Friday night, N ew York Knicks safe and happy All Hallow's Eve. business, why, and what phony you loyal readers, I love myself too Something (Stewart?) Malgunas, center Patrick Ewing made Bradley The Haven wishes that Wismer name did Norm use to intimidate much to consider suicide and I love and some other foreign names which look like a scarecrow getting blown would outlaw those "outdoor his employees'? my readers enough to avoid long the announcers will hopefully over by the wind. I sure hope picnics' , that the students and Well, sports fans, it's time this stays in prison. That game was one master and disseminate. Moses Malone and Jeff Ruland can cowpoke hit the long and dusty trail of the biggest heartbreakers of all DID YOU KNOW? That until teach Bradley how to take the workers despise. The Haven wishes that a fraternity or sorority member back to the homestead. Don't take time. only a few years ago, the Flyers had punishment he's bound to get from any woodennickels... in fact, don't On the bright side, the Phils did a strict policy against drafting or NBA centers like Ewing, David would sit down and explain to him take any wooden currency. It's not send the Series back to Toronto for signing Russian players due to the Robinson, Alonzo "Good" what the hell some of those things worth anything anymore. game 6 (and 7, if necessary) as I management's dislike for the Mourning, and of course, Shaquille mean on their flyers. Here's the answer to the last write this on Saturday afternoon, U.S.S.R.? I was too young to see "Jamiel" O'Neal. , 'Cheers" Question, brought to you Harley David Rubin batted well accompanied by Schmooze Editor them, but I've read and heard of the THE EAGLES were off last over .500 with two long homers Erika Compton, who says "Hi." big games between the Flyers and Sunday, which is great news. They by Troy "Come and" Gehret: Carla refused to honor the family tradition while playing/or two softball teams She is always begging me to mention the Russian national team in the have 12 major injuries. Yes, 12. Illst summer. He lives in Collegevil~ her Orioles and Redskins, but they '70s. The Broad Street Bullies beat You need at least 22 men to field an of naming her son after her father with his wife and eleven children. are currently mediocre franchises the snot out of the Russkies offense and a defense, although (Benito) and her mother's maiden not worth mentioning above certain physically, but the actual play in most NFL rosters have three, four, name (Mussolini). Geez, that was SPORTS EDITOR'S NOTE: the games was remarkable. or five times that many players. a great episode--when Sam insulted local teams like.. . My greatest fears were realized THE FLYERS are near the top of THE SIXERS have muddled But in a game like football, many Carla's mother by saying she wasn't last Saturday night when Mitch through an undistinguished men play hurt already. So by my that great of a mother to pretend she their division due to a strong start. Williams lost the Series for the Dominic Roussel has been preseason schedule in which doubts calculations, 25 % of the team is was d yingj ust so Carla would honor Phillies, U to the Blue Jays. incredible in goal, while Eric' 'The have swirled around 1'6" rookie badly hurt, 50 % is slightly hurt, the tradition , and he ended up having