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FREE FRIDAY Clinton grants UD $21 million BY MELANIE MANNARINO receive the grant in part becallse it military and convert it into civilian announced by the administration Masturbation Staff Reporter is "at the forefront of composite applications," McCollough said. last week ," he said, "and we were The Clinton administration has material development and In a statement from Biden 's one of them." recently awarded a $21 million research," McCabe said. office, the material's being McCollough said the University grant to the university for The grant is one of many researched, called polymer matrix of Delaware and the University of researching the use of composite sponsored by the Technology composite materials, are described California at San Diego will make on the rise materials in bridge construction Reinves tm ent Project (TRP), an as fibers woven together and coated a good team. and repair. initiative put forth by Clinton a with a plastic resin. "They are experts on bridges, The university is sharing the year ago, said Roy McCollough, "The composite materials are and we are leaders in the area of grant with the University of director for the Center for lightweight and durable," Rose' le composite materials," he said. " It California at San Diego, with the Composite Materials at the said, "They are stronger than steel makes this a great parmership." in Newark university's portion being university. and lighter than aluminum." By pooling their research, the approximately $2.5 million , "The country is in deep trouble He said the material can be used universities can find the most The white Probe report President David P. Roselle said. with its bridges," McCollough said. to repair existing bridges without effective way to use the composite prompted another victim to "The money will be used by the "Thirty-ni ne percent of all bridges adding much weight to the materials in infrastructures, he said. Fourteen cases come forward and alert Center for Composite Materials for are strucwrally deficient." structures. "Our intent is to use the research police to a similar incident. bridge infrastructure repair," He sa id this three-year project This grant is one of eight the to demonstrate that it is applicable have been After reading the Oct. 12 Roselle said. entitled "Advanced Composites for university applied for, with th e to the repair of bridges," he said. edition of The Review, a Two area companies, Hercules Bridge Infrastructure Renewal," support of Sen. Biden, in this area McCabe said, " As area reported. female university student Inc. and the Du Pont Co. will also will use the latest technology in of research, he said . companies and the university reported to police that a be participating in the project, said composite materials and apply it to McCollough said of 3,000 further develop composi te BY BRIAN HICKEY similar incident had Mike McCabe, press secretary for repairing and building bridges. proposals Sllbmi tted to the TRP, technology, this area of th e country City News Editor happened to her Sept. 29, Sen . Joe Biden, D-Del.. "The point of the project is to 100 were funded . will be a major si te for this sort of On Sept. 9, a Newark police said. The university was chosen to take technology developed for th e "Forty of the one hundred were development." woman was gardening in Police gave this report of front of her home on the unit the incident: block of Capitol Trails in The victim said she was Newark when a car pulled riding her bicycle on North up . Center Avenue, when a white Tutors It seemed to the gardener Ford Probe passed by her that the man in the vehicle and proceeded to turn The lesbian mystique needed directions, so she around. approached him. When the car approached written When she got to the car, her again, she noticed the Stigma against she noticed his pants were man's pants were below his pulled down to his ankles knees and he was off and he was masturbating. masturbating. the 'F' word She then went into her The suspect's description home to report what would was identical to the one The English could be fear be the first of many indecent given for the incident on exposure incidents in Apple Road, according to department loses a Newark since the university police reports. of the 'L' word has been back in session. A side from these recent program due to cuts. BY LAURA FASBACH Since that incident, there cases, Newark Police have Managing Editor reported four other cases of BY SHANNON C. PERRINE have been six more reported Staff Reporter Kim Reuter receives the call on a cases of men masturbating in indecent exposure and public Sunday evening. She answers the masturbation. The reallocation of funds has public and five reported spelled death for a, "very high phone like she always does. incidents of Peeping Toms The incidents have been "LG BSU." Her manner is quiet, scattered around Newark, but quality program," at the within the c' ty limits. 1!1'11iversity, R.)bert Brown, .,;asy-going. Newark Police Lt. in many cases have been The voice on the other end is close to campus. director of the Honors Program Alexander von Koch was said. uncertain: unavailable for comment, but They have occurred on "Hi , I'm calling from The Review, Academy Street, New The 9-year-old Writing during the same time period Fellows Program will end with and well , uh, I'm doing a series on last year there was only one London Road, in a parking feminism, an d uh ... " the reporter lot on Elkton Road and at the this school year. Peeping Tom incident and "We just can't afford to do all pauses to gather her thoughts. "I'd two indecent exposures 7-11 on the intersection of like to know if anyone would be Elkton and Apple Roads. the good things we used to be. reported to The Review. able to do," Brown said. interested in being interviewed Thus, the amount of All except one of the about les bians and 'feminism ." incidents have occurred with The Writing Fellows Program indecent exposures has more gives sophomore honors students "What exactly is the article than tripled and Peeping the suspects driving and the about ?" Kim asks. Before the victims passing by and the chance to earn a two-year Tom incidents have more fellowship assisting fellow reporter can answer, she continues, than quadrupled since last witnessing the crime. "Not all lesbians are feminists." However, one reported honors students with writing . year. Once in the Honors Program, Her tone of voice conveys th at In two of the cases, a incident, on the 200 block of she has explained this before. New London Road had I 7 students can enroll in a class similar automobile was teaching them advanced w~iting Maybe one too many times. driven by the unknown different circumstances. The suspect entered the skills. Students achieving a B or s uspectorsuspec~ . higher are then offered th e A few days later• , Kim sits in the Police said a white male, victim's home asking to use office of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual the phone. Once inside the fellowship. between 25- and 30-years Student Union. residence, the suspect Once accepted, fellows are old, was driving a white assigned to different honors She takes out a piece of loose-leaf Ford Probe when he followed proceeded to masturbate in with some quotes from different the victim's living room. classes and colloquiums. The a woman walking on Apple students enrolled in these classes fem inist theory books. Road and masturbated in While all of the recent "I love this one." She smiles and cases occurred near campus, turn their papers in to the fellows front of her. before submitting them to their begins to share what seems to be a After passing his vehicle, none of them have been new di scovery for her: "Feminism is reported to University professors. Fellows also hold she went to the Park and conferences with students in the theory, lesbianism is the Shop on Elkton Road. The Police. practice." Last February, police regards to papers. man followed her to the In an effort to reduce the 1991 The wri ter, Ti-Grace Atkinson, shopping center before he received a complaint about a might believe so, bu t Kim thinks see MASTURBATION page A3 Honors Program budget, Brown fled the scene. said, a full-time secretary who differemly. "Feminism is a political see ENGLISH page A 7 movement," she says. "Lesbianism THE REVIEW /).Hollada is a way of life." the "Beauty Myth," says, "I do think At home, she and her mom it's my job as a straight woman to discuss feminist issues all the time. talk about homophobia ... I continually experience how much Homecoming Havoc Kim wa~ brought up to be a strong, independent woman. more credibility one automatically BY IOHN DEDINAS parking lots to capacity for She wasn ' t brought up to be a gets by fucking men." Staff Reporter every Homecoming game he lesbian. "Growing up, they don't This may be true, bllt for Kim, Homecoming will bring in has worked. give you a book on how to be gay." "The ultimate feminism is being thousands of football fans, Motorists attending the Known as the invisible able to love anyone regardless of alumni and students who will game were able to park in the homosexuals, lesbians a re gender or genitalia." all have to cross their fingers university's emergency considered too visible when it comes Perhaps the saying on a T-shirt in order to find a parking space overflow area, the Chrysler to feminism . sold in a local store best sums up the Saturday afternoon, university Corp.'s parking lot across the In "The Power of the Positive issue. The bold tellers read,"l'm a officials said. street from the stadium. Woman," anti-feminist Ph yll is feminist but I'm not a lesbian." The university is expecting Currently, however, th e Schlafly writes, "If man is targeted This attitude or explanation fails more than 30,000 people, some company has two shifts as the enemy, and the ultimate goal to recogni ze that gay women have of whom will be driving to the working Saturdays, which of women's liberation is been supporting their straight sisters event, said George Deaver, requires that employees hav e independenc e from men ... then throughollt the feminist movement. supervisor of events for the parking spaces, said University lesbianism is logically the highest "We join their struggles and fight, athletics department. Police Maj. Gary Summerville, form in the ritual of women ' s but we don ' t get rights back," Kim Deaver, who has been who is in charge of traffic and liberation." stereotypes sti ll associa1ed with says. coordinating parking for transportation. Th is perception has prevented . homosexuality . Lesbians say there was a strong THE REVIEW /Walter M . Eberz football games for nine years, Usually the university uses many women from embracing In the la test issue of Ms. gay presence at the 1992 march for City officials e"pect it to be extra crowded said they have filled their feminism because of negative Magazine, Naomi Wolf, author of for Saturday's football game against Maine. see PARKING page A4 see FEMINISM page A3 CONTENTS INSIDE REVIEW KEEPING TABS On Oct. 28, 1990, Campus Flash.A2Section 2 ...... 81 Catherine Wojewodzki, refernce Weekly Worf News university junior Police Reports.A2 Music desk librarian at the Morris Library, reports of a Amy Oppermann letter from the Madness ...... B2 had never expected to be a key grotesque, hissing won the East Coast editor...... A2 Movie line factor in the decisions made in the creature with the Conference cross News AnalysisA2 trivia ...... B2 WEATHER Delaware State House of head & upper body country Greek Notes ... A4 Sports ...... BS First, the good news. Today Representatives. On A7. of a dragon and World Briefs ...... A3 Newark hockey... BS should be sunny with the lower body of championships by It has become a frustrating habit for In Review & Opinion ... temperatures in the hi ~h 60s an alligator that storming the 3.1 the men's soccer team this year. They mile course in 18 • Orlando on Mortal Kombat clouds moving in later m the day. was caught in a come out for the g,ame, play hard for 1 I.J....------' minutes and 53 • Desmond on real friends Now, the bad news. They'll be swamp in Naples, about half of it, fad to put the ball in OPPERMANN seconds. • O'Donnell on The Melting Pot rain coming for Homecoming, Fla. ALLI-MAN with temps hovering in the 50s. the net and they lose. On 86. A2 • THE RMEW. October 29, 1993
Letter from the editor A look at UJ) Ramblings from CAMPUS FLASH happenings off the beaten path The little box in the upper Faculty art exhibition left-hand corner of the front By page of the editorial section - that is the staff editorial. Selected recent works in a jason Sean No, no . Jeff "That Review wide range of media will be Tool" P..:ar lman does not write shown in the Department of Garber that, I do. Those words of Art's 15th annual faculty wisdom f:ow through my hands, exhibition, on view Nov. 1 craf~ed b} my mind, but it is not through Dec. 10 at the Buttafuoco. Della DaCow? necessarily my opinion. University Gallery. The entire Review editorial This annual exhibition But I digress. At any rate, now1ally you see staff, from copy editors to the provides an opportunity for the big cheesehead Pearlman, general public to become better my face on the editorial pages, but today being Oct. 29, things discuss a topic .in the news , • acquainted with the varied again on one of the four styles and artistic processes of and life are different. After reviewing several letters aforementioned areas. the university art faculty's After a discussion and four work. to the editor, as well as talking to the average Joe/Jane on the near-fights, The Review comes A reception honoring the to a conclusion and votes on it. artists will be held 4:30p.m. to street, I feel there is a · demonstrated need to explain the For example, several weeks 7 p.m. on the show's opening ago there was a staff edi tori a! day. process of putting together t!le editorial pages. turning down the legalization of In conjunction with the marijuana. exhibition, two programs It may sound like a boring topic to most of you, however, it As it turned out, the staff ' offering informational dialogues voted 13-12 against the with the artists take place· at the will clear up a lot of misconceptions about certain legalization of pot. ' gallery. That does not mean that all Scheduled from noon to 1 writers and decisions. The editorial/opinion pages people up here agree with that, p.m., the programs will feature only the majority . Assistant Professors Randy are the ones slammed at the back of The Review, the pages with In fact, there have been Bolton Tuesday, Nov. 16 and several times in which I have Priscilla Smith Wednesday, the little pictures of faces followed by long boxes of written the staff editorials with • Dec. 1. an opinion that runs counter to The exhibition, opening words. The editorial pages are haven, my personal one. reception and noontime THE REVIEW I Walter M. Eberz The staff columnists I employ programs are all free and open Members of Newark's Semi-pro hockey team, The Delaware Chiefs, practice earlier this week in obviously, to opinionated, subjective articles known as are capable, intelligent writers to the public. Delaware's Blue Ice Arena. · · · · who have something to express The gallery is open 11 a.m. to columns. These columns cover a and say. But I, like anyone else 5 p.m., Monday through Friday Washmgton Post and Newsday. has been a huge amount ot the1r culture, commumty, vast array of topics ran;
Jeff Pearlman \lace and disease: A deadly combination Editor in-Chief Adrienne Mand B¥ TRAcy LARGAY But most cases of sickle cell concentration of phenylalanine, Occurring primarily in Jewish becomes even more prone to , Executive Editor CopyEdiror anemia in the United States a part of protein, in the blood descendants of Central and infection than before. Jason Garber Brandon Jamison :certain lifestyles and occur in African-Americans and which results in severe Eastern Europe, the Tay-Sachs Even with treatment, heart Editorial Editor Manasing Editor behaviors may place some Hispanics of Caribbean retardation. gene is carried by one out of failure is a leading cause of people at risk of acquiring ancestry, Hartz said. An inherited metabolic every 25 American Jews. death among Thalassemia Laura Fasbach Robyn Furman diseases. The disease, however, also disease, PKU is only passed on A baby born with Tay-Sachs patients due to the numerous Rebecca Tollen , :But few are aware that some affects some people of European to a baby when both parents are usually dies within three or four blood transfusions that are Man1J8ing Special Projects Editor> ethnicities can also put their and Asian origin, she said. "carriers" of the PKU gene. years of birth due to the absence needed to lessen the disease's children at risk. A child inflicted with sickle Since no abnormalities appear of a blood chemical necessary effects. Walter M. Eberz Medical studies show that cell anemia must inherit two at birth, Lane said PKU can be for breaking down certain fatty CF is most common among Managing Photography Editor certain ethnic groups genetically sickle cell genes, one from each left untreated and will require deposits in brain and nerve white babies, whereas African predispose infants to diseases chronic institution after a few cells. The apparent! y healthy Americans and Asians have a Kyle M. Madden which are often hard to detect. years of development of the baby will gradually become very low rate of inheriting the lldverrising Director Diseases such as sickle cell disease. blind, paralyzed and unaware of disease. Eric Volker anemia, Tay-Sachs, !Health~ Life! Although, if PKU is detected the outside world after cells CF causes repeated bacterial Advertisinc Production Supervisor Thalassemia, Phenylketonuria at birth and treated properly, become clogged and the entire infections and affects the body's (PKU) and Cystic Fibrosis (CF) victims of the disease will show nervous system stops working. sweat glands. Gary Cox are all inherited and are more parent who are "carriers." Its no abnormalities, she said. Thalassemia, the most With CF these glands produce Computer Networking Administrator prominent in some ethnicities effects vary greatly from one Doris Gluck, of the National common inherited blood an abnormal thick, sticky mucus than others. person to another, but usually Foundation for Jewish Genetic disease, is prevalent in instead of a normal, free Sedric Toney Claire Lane, of the National causes damage to vital organs Diseases, Inc. said, "Each race individuals of Italian, Greek, flowing liquid. Pub/idly Pirector Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, and results in death in childhood has its own genetic problems Asian or African descent. This mucus may accumulate lynn Schoenbeck said: "Certain types of people or early adulthood. [like the) eight diseases found Children who inherit the in different parts of the body Alicia Olesinski are predisposed to certain The disease PKU, which is in Ashkenazic Jews.'' disease are normal at birth but and interfere with vital body Business Mana,:ers diseases. It's basically tied up in predominant in whites and Diseases that fall into this tend to develop more infections functions such as breathing and genetics. orientals but rare in African category include dysautonomia, than other children. digestion. Copy Editors ...... "Different genetic types of Americaps, affects the body's Christine Galasso torsion dystonia, Gaucher's Without treatment certain If the mucus appears at birth Tracy Largay [sickle cell anemia) occur metabolism, which is the way disease, mucolipidosis IV, vital organs will become a child may fail to grow Traci Manza around the world," Alexis Hartz, the body is able to process the Niemann-Pick disease, Bloom enlarged. The spleen may properly. Other babies with CF Sandy Ormsbee spokesperson for the March of food it takes in. syndrome and Tay-Sachs become so large that it will have may not develop symptoms until Melissa Tyrrell Dimes Foundation, said. There is an increased disease. to be removed and the patient later in their lives. Jennifer Valese Entertainment Editor...... Glenn Slavin features Editor...... Liz L.ardcuu Graphics Editors ...... Jennifer Mills John Ottinger Police Reports News Editors ...... Stacey Bernstein Kicker box stolen on entertainment system, Nintendo Car broken into and Mary Desmond games and a can of Three lisa Goodman East Main Street Diamond tuna fish, police said. b~rglarized Brian Hickey The stolen property was valued laura Jefferson An unknown suspect broke An unknown suspect smashed E. Janene Nolan at $800, and damage to the house Jennifer Post into a 1987 Nissan Pulsar on the totaled $20, police said. the window of a 1987 Mercury unit block of E. Main St. Cougar and stole a Clarion CD Graham Segroves sometime between 6 p.m. player, a wallet and cash on the Sports Editors ...... Tuesday and 7 a.m. Wednesday, 700 block of Christiana Mill Megan McDermott Newark Police said. School bag stolen from Drive sometime between 4 a.m. Ron Porter The suspect removed a Kicker Rodney and 7 a.m. Thursday, Newark Assistant Entertainment Editors ...... Speaker Box and eight compact Police said. Rachel Cericola discs worth a total of $330, police . The stolen property was valued An unknown suspect stole a M. TyeComer said. nylon school bag and personal at $800 and damage to the vehicle Damages to the vehicle are property from a hallway in the totaled $200, police said. estimated at $150, police said. Assistant Features Editors...... Rodney Complex Monday, Chowdary University Police said. Ashwani M. Victoria Kemp Police said the bag contained Vehicle damaged in $1,045 in valuables. Assistant News Editor ...... Electronic equipment, Student Center lot Sean Neary tuna fish stolen from Assistant Photography Edit~ ...... An unknown suspect cut the Wharton Drive Bicycle stolen outside soft top of a 1987 Suzuki in the J. Hollada Perkins Student Center lot An unknown suspect broke of residence hall Assistant Sports Editors ...... into a house on the 1300 block of sometime between Monday night MeredithGiazar Whanon Drive and removed A men's Diamond Back and Tuesday morning, University Sara Hauff several items sometime between 4 mountain bicycle and lock were Police said. p.m. and 11 p.m. Sunday, Newark stolen from outside of Smyth Hall Damage to the vehicle totaled sometime between Oct. 18 and $300 and the suspect also Police said. Office and mailing address: The stolen items included a Oct. 19, University Police said. removed 2 cassette tapes valued at $16, police said. Student Center B-1 Pioneer stereo a Sears 19-inch The stolen property was valued Newark, DE 1'1716 color televisio~. an answering at $615, police said. - Compiled by Brian Hickey machine, a Nintendo Business ...... (302) 831-1397 Advcrtisi ng ...... (302) 831-13'18 News/Editorial ...... (302) 831 -2771 October 29, 1993 • THE REVIEW • AJ World Businesses get a ,News Summary kick from alumni David Nyman, manager of Travelodge On Homecoming, Newark on Main Street, said the motel was PRESIDENT TO LIMIT FEDERAL booked solid six months in advance for the SUBSIDIES IN HEALTH PROGRAM shops prepare to shake Homecoming weekend. "This is our busiest time of year, next to President Clinton has modified his their money makers. parent's weekend and grad uation," Nyman universal health insurance coverage to limit said. BY ME LISSA HUNT Ka ren Jianniney, recepti"ni st at the federal spending on subsidies for low-income Sralf Reporter workers, small businesses and early retirees, Comfort Inn on South College Avenue, As uni versity a lumni fil ter back into said, "We're the closest to the school, so we · Congressional aides announced. town for Homecoming weekend, most local The proposal, one of dozens of always fill up at least two months before stores, motels and restaurants will profit Homecoming." adjustments to the health care plan that from increased business. Clinton intends to submitted to Congress People usually call up until the weekend . Most managers have either beefed up for reservations, but can only be put onto a Wednesday, seeks to balance two conflicting staff or planned to stay ope n late in imperatives. waiting list, Jianniney said. · anticipation of the rush. Restaurants also anticipate long waiting While granting health security for the "A lot of alumni who used to shop here entire country, Clinton and his budget lists. when they went to school will come back Bonnie Dixon, manager of the Ground director, Leon E. Panetta, say they do not here again," said Ri chard Handloff, owner want to create a new entitlement to benefits Ro un d, said the restaurant will probably . of National 5& 10 on Main Street. experience a five percent (IS THAT ALL?) · that would impose open-ended costs on the The store will be open an extra hour to Federal government far into the future. increase in food sales over the weekend. : accommodate the alumni, as well as the Ex tra food will be prepared and more · ANTI-ARISTIDE FORCES MAY Halloween rush, which coincidentally fall employees will be on hand to compensate : DOOM PACT on the same day, Handloff said. the ri se in clientele, Dixon said. · Bec ky Thibodoau, manager of Great "The problem is, two thirds of our staff : Impressions, in her first year at her current arc students, and they want to participate in · A proposal by Haitian legislators to settle position, said she has been warned by others Somalia's political stalemate appeared close th e fes tivities, too," she said. · to expect increased sales over the weekend. Treats Bakery Cafe Restaurant Manager to collapse today when gunmen staked out " We've increased orders to make sure Parliament and many deputies, fearing for Robert Konstanzer said unlike most food there's plenty of stock available," she said. businesses, Treats experienced only average • their Jives, refused 10 enter the building. " We 're also decorating the store in The proposal, which includes the sales d uring Homecoming weekend last preparation." year. simultaneous passage of two bills to Paul Henke, manager of the University implement the political settlement negotiated "That was the first year we were open, so Bookstore, also expects business to pick up I 'm not really s ure what to expect this in July, was further undermined when the and plans to open the store at 9:30 a.m. so conservative legislators who sponsored the time," Konstan zer said. alumni can make purchases before the S tore owners and managers said they bills joined the Army in attacking the United football game. Nations. often feel they owe something to the alumni : "We've seen a real interest in Delaware who solicit them. "The armed forces of Haiti reaffirm their merchandise in recent years so we'll also be will to maintain security in the country as "We're doing everything we can to make : selling it at the a lumni tent [outside the it as convenient as possible for alumni to • they have al',Vays done," Colonel Antoine stadium]," Henke said. Pierre said in a brief statement to reponers. find what they need," Henke said. Nearby motels, many of which have been "We just want to show our appreciation Despite this pledge, four bodies were booked for several months, will also be reoonedlv found near Parliament Wednesday THE REV IEW /Waller M. Eberz that they 're here." The Delaware cheerleading squad will play a major role in Homecoming, faced with the pressure o f the weekend morning. rus h. from today's pep rally to tomorrow's game against Maine. EX-OFACIAL IS CONVICTED IN 80s H.U.D. SCANDAl The executive assistant to former Housing Masturbation done in public in Newark Secretary Samuel R. Pierce, Jr. was convicted today for 12 felony counts of defrauding the /'_~'f-.\ ( ~ continued from page A 1 D government, taking a bribe and lying to Congress while under the Reagan 'Y \ • • s1m1 lar mc1dent on th e third tloor ot McKmley La bora tory, RAvsoM INc., administration. Univ ersi ty Police Capt. Jim Fla tl ey said. For each of the II felony counts on which A female suspect reponed a white male, around 20-years CREATORS of she was convicted, the aide, Deborah Gore old, exposed himself to her and bega n to masturba te in the Dean, faces a possible sentence of five years building, po li ce said. TRE RflVSCmlSTER, in prison and $250,000 in fines. For a 12th " This semeste r, we haven' t had any indecent e xposures count, receiving an illegal gratuity, Dean reported to us, exc ept one s treake r on Oct. 16," Fla tley would Like To faces a possible jail sentence of up to two said." years and a fme of up to $250,000. In add ition to the problem wi th indecent exposure a nd CONGRATUlATE Dean's conviction was the 11th secured by public mas turbation in to wn, there have also been f our Peeping Tom incidents. the staff of the independent counsel since it Alt.-coNfERENCE began examining the housing scandal four Two of the incidents have occurre d on East Park Place, years ago. one on the unit block and the other on the 100 block . XCER Three of the other convictions involved Although th e inc iden ts h a v e occurre d in t he sam e former assistant secretaries at the housing immediate vicinity wi th in three weeks of one another, th ere HEATitER agency, but today's verdict was widely is no connection s ince one of the suspects is known to be viewed by lawyers involved in the white, whi le the other is known to be black, police said. IVERSON, investigation as the most significant case. In the Oct. 24 incide nt, o n the unit block of East Park Place, the victim said she had seen the perpetrator befo re. TltE NEXT WILD FIRES RAGE ACROSS Unl ike indecent exposures, the campus is not immune to CAliFORNIA Peeping Tom incidents. DelAwARE STATE Thus far th is year, th er e h as b een o ne Peepi ng T o m cltAMpioN. Driven by hot, gusty winds from the reponed, Universi ty Police said . desert, at least a dozen bush fires raged Police repon ed a wo man was taki ng a shower in Sussex throughout Southern California, damaging Hall Sept. 23 whe n she noticed someone was watc hin g her, but she was una bl e to identify the suspec t. · and destroying hundreds of homes. RAvsoM INc. The fires forced 24,500 people to flee their No arrests were m ade in connection with any of the recent homes as well as evacuating patients from crimes in Ne wark and an investigation is pending, pol ice said. hospitals. The fires spread through six counties, from Ventura to the Mexican border. A dark, smoky pall wafted over downtown Los Angeles, where ashes fell like snowflakes all Feminism day Thursday. About 40,000 acres were on fire without continued from page A 1 any sign of containment, which forced the United States Forest Service to summon extra Women's Lives, Abonion Rights and Reproductive Freedom help from the West. in Washington. . Gov. Pete Wilson took an air tour and "One year later, you didn't see the same turnaround," says declared a state of emergency in Los Angeles former LGBSU president Chris Eagan, referring to the and Ventura. He said he expects to do the number of heteros exual attendants at the March on same for Orange, Riverside and San Diego Washington for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Equal Rights and counties, so they are eligible for federal aid. Liberation. At least four frrefighters were injured, but There is a trickle-down theory when it comes to no deaths were reponed. oppression. Too often lesbians have ~een silenced by Los Angeles County P.olice arrested a 35 heterosexual femini sts- who have been s1lenced by men. year-old man from Pasadena who they said "The feminist community shuns lesbians," Kim says. set off the Altadena blaze when a campfrre he "Feminists prefer lesbians to be on the back burner." had built in the hills Wednesday night In some cases, women may not necessarily be afraid of jumped out of control as the winds gusted .oo the 'F' word, but of the 'L' word. miles an hour. He was charged with "Some groups will use the term 'lesbianism' to keep unlawfully causing a fire, but not arson and women from supponing their own rights," says Amy, a held on $7,500 bail. lesbian who does not want to give her last name. Officials said arson was the cause of an When pressed further to talk about feminism, the nursing other blaze which started Tuesday afternoon major can only laugh. and burned more than 15,000 acres from "Me, a feminist? Thousand Oaks to the Pacific Ocean in "I'm not big into labels," she explains, "I'm me." Ventura County. Chris Eagan is the epitome• of a dyke. Who.says? U.S. PUSHES FOR RUSSIAN PULLOUT She does. "Dyke fi ts." Eagan has reclaimed the word, saying, "Most Secretary of State Warren Christopher people look at me and say 'There's a dyke."' used a visit to Latvia, Riga Thursday to press As she lifts up her baseball cap to rub her head, Chris Moscow to withdraw its Soviet-era troops. reveals red bushy hair growing in from a boyish buzz cut. After meeting with Latvian leaders and the Dangling from her neck are two necklaces. One holds a Foreign Ministers of Estonia and Lithuania pink triangle, the symbol homosexuals reclaimed from Christopher said in a press conference the Hitler. Two charms in the shape of female symbols dangle United States wanted an "early and rapid from the other. · withdrawal" of all Russian troops from Chris di splays her sexuality proudly, to some - maybe a Latvian and Estonian soil. little too loudly. She explains it is not a ne w idea, Christopher also said he raised the same "Heterosexuals do it all the time." issue in Moscow last week with Russia's In the same way straight women wear engagement rings, Foreign Minister and said President Clinton Chris boasts a silver band engraved with the word 'DYKE.' sent a letter to Russia's president, Boris On lesbianism and feminism, Chr.is says: "It's hard. Yeltsin, reiterating the American demand. They're connected, but in a lot of ways they're not." Russia still has 20,000 troops in Latvia and Chris adds there is a lot of overlapping between the Estonia, twice as many soldiers as both movements, believing all women are subject to harassment countries combined in their fledgling armies. - gay or straight. Yeltsin said repeatedly he cannot absorb Though she is open about her sexuality, men still come on all the troops because he has nowhere to to her. "It's about power," she reasons. house them in Russia. "Oh, what are you a lesbian," says Chris, mimicking a Information compiled from Review man who wouldn't take 'no' for an answer. Walking home alone at night, Chris feel s the same fear wire sources. every woman does. It's not because she's a lesbian. "I am first and foremost a woman." A4 • THE RMEW • October 29, 1993 Grad student Parents' right to know? Greek Roundup :!Jpgraded to BY PATRICIA SOUTHARD unit,." Tina Musico (AS JR), judges in Family Court to ·:fair condition s~ffiponrr prestdent of the Student Coalition effectively implement the bill. A bill stating that every woman for Choice, said. The bill would delay availability Honoring the Shark in Delaware under age 18 will would be detrimental to a of abortion services, Sloan said, University graduate student It have to recieve the consent of a young woman to tell an abusive and as a result would be viewed as Kelly Osmml (EO OR). who was parent before obtaining abortion parent about an abortion in order a " back door approach to hit by a Mack truck Oct. 19, has ZBT names Stuart Sharkey its first services is presently being debated to satisfy a state requirement, infringement on access to been upgraded from serious but in the state House of Musico said. abortion." stable to fair condition at annual man of the year, while The only alternative provided Board member and past Christiana Hospital, hospital Representatives. House Bill 288, sponsored by by the bill is for a young woman to President of Delaware Right to :officials said. Life Nancy Kelsch said she is in AOPi tries to find a match for love. Osmond. Rep. Steven C. Taylor, R-Heritage initi~te a judicial bypass in the a Park, and Sen. William C. Torbert, Famtly Court system. The bill favor of the bill even though it native of Street, deliver violets to . 0-Dover South, would require states that an abortion would be doesn' t stop abortions. Zeta Beta Tau fraternity Garret Park, university officials and physicians to notify parents before granted to a minor without parental "We know abortions are granted their first annual MD, was hit deliver apples to university providing an abortion to a minor. . consent if the court finds evidence dangerous," Kelsch said. ·:man of the year" award this when she lost professors during the week. "This is really seen as an anti that "the minor is mature and well "A parent must be considered month. COiliJ'Olofher informed enough to make the whenever a child's life is in Chosen as the recipient of The sorority will also bicycle in abortion bill," said Terry abortion decision on her own." danger." the award was Stuart collect unwrapped gifts such front of Schooley, director of public relations for Planned Parenthood "Many lawyers in Delaware are Kelsch· said she believes the Sharkey, vice-president of as toys and toiletries Willard Hall of Delaware. "Most teens already concerned about the bill because it only reason abortion agencies are student life. beginning Nov. 7 to benefit Education the Maine Seacoast Mission. consult a parent, and if they don't is estimated to cost the state against the bill is because it "will "He has helped Zeta Beta Building on they usually have a compelling between $120,000 and $200,000 a interfere with their monetary Tau advance its goals Alpha Omicron Pi sorority :Main Street She sustained serioos year to implement," Schooley said. gains." through problems and is sponsoring a dating game .head injuries as a result of the reason not to." Studies conclude that many Gilbert J. Sloan, president of the The bill will be reviewed by the successes," Scott Silberfein Nov. 12 in the Newark Hall "accident, Newark Police reported. teens avoid telling a parent for fear American Civil Liberties Public Safety Committee in (AS SR), fraternity president, auditorium to raise money for said. "He's basically been a arthritis research. -jimmy Miller of verbal, physical or sexual abuse. Foundation Board, said there is January to consider any revisions "I can empathize with any considerable discussion on before it is voted on by the House faculty advisor." The event will take place young woman with a weak family whether or not there are enough of Representatives. Silbcrfein said Sharkey has from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m . given the fraternity and is open to the public for "continued help and $2. Those interested in being guidance" throughout the a contestant should contact Parking years. Angela Powers (HR SR) or .RIIHOUSI SRLI Zeta Beta Tau will hold an Darlene Waterson (AS JR) to continued from page A 1 alumni cocktail party tonight set up an informal interview. at. Chasers Bar and Waterson said the winners the Chrysler parking lot for Restaurant to honor Sharkey. of the game "will be going on TWO DAYS ONLY: football games and Chrysler uses The fraternity also a real date" this year, unlike the university's lots for their completed its second last. special events, Summerville collection for the needy "They're not going Wednesday Nov. 3 & Thursday Nov. 4 said. Wednesday. The Cancer bowling or for pizza," she "The university and Chrysler Federation picked up old said. "It ' s going to be an have a very good relationship, clothes, books, shoes and awesome date." from 3pm to 6pm only this year they are busier at kitchen supplies donated by Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority the plant and have to work," he fraternity members and will hold a Bowl -a- thon at said. friends . the Brunswick Recreation The parking lots at the Tau Kappa Epsilon Center in Newark Nov. 14 CJISH liND CJIRRY - FIRST CDMJ, FIRST SERVED stadium hold approximately f raternity and Phi Sigma from noon to 2 p.m. Proceeds 3,000 cars, and will open at 8:30 Sigma sorority donated $200 will benefit the sorority's a.m. Saturday, Deaver said. to the American Heart many activities. He added that he believes Association. The money was The Greek-sponsored Miscellaneous Residence Hall furniture ... anyone showing up later than I I collected at their Nov . 16 homecoming carnival, pep a.m. "will not make it on the Bull Roast, which also rally and bonfire are today ';. Three-drawer oak desks with bookshelf and light, laminated grounds." featured live bands .. beginning at 3 p .m . on the , J The Park and Ride at the The week of Nov. 7-12 is Harrington Beach. desks, desk chairs, metal wardrobes and other items. intersection of route 896 and S igma Kappa sorority ' s More than 19 food and route 4 everything in the area "Week of Giving." During game booths run by various except the s tadi urn's vars ity this week, the sorority plans campus organizations will be Prices range ·from a low $5 to $25!1! fields will also be used for to express interest in set up for everyone to enjoy. parking, Summerville said. community and philanthropic Alpha Omicron Pi sorority LocGtion: University Police encourage service and try to strengthen and Pi Lambda .Phi fraternity Homecoming attendees to park Greek unity, said Amy Jones invite people to stop by their Housing warehouse - located next to the University Grounds in the university lots on the main (HR SR), chairperson of the pie-throwing booth to hurl part of campus and then walk event. whipped cream - not insults Depart~ent, behind and over the railroad tracks from tt)e Deer down to the stadium, . Sigma Kappa will deliver - at Jeff Pearlman, editor Summerville said. cookies to other Greek in-chief of The Review . Park Tavern. Entrances to the parking are off Cleveland Avenue "You cannot pull up on the organizat-ions, sell lollipops and North College Avenue (across from Down Under). grass in front of the library," at Purnell Hall for $1 to benefit Al zheimer' s research, Summerville said, but all 11 parking lots will be open without wash car windows on Main -Compiled by jennifer Post All items must be removed same day. penalty. ~ ~ ~------~------~
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~;~r~c~or::cto bring it ae~~~:~~~\~sa;~J~~ll in and to reallyt~~ Garber on the edt. tort· al page appreciate the discipline and understand the lives of women." bias toward a certain opinion. , Direc tin g the women's studies continued from page A2 communicated in an efficient manner. Quite the con trary, I wouiO. Special Meeting for All Psychology Majors: program is another aspect of her I ike to present a wide collectiol{ job that requires much lime. what they want about some of The column will of course the more controversial writers, though, be edited by me. of topics, including opinions 1. The women's studies program is don't necessarily agree with. : currently celebrating its 20th s uch as Jason Smith and Jeff The only aspect s I am I hope the readers hav~ anniversary on campus, making it Pearlman, but they can write. di sappointed with thus far is that Are You Thinking about Applying What they write may seem 1 have a lack of diversity on my enjoyed or at least tolerated m>: an even busier time in her office. pages. • "We had a faculty seminar last like a total waste of time and a pages; pages dam ina ted by To Graduate School In Psychology? total cry for attention at times, white, middle-class males and I And if you don' t like it, l'lt week, a round table, where I sic Jas on Smith after you. invited faculty members who had but I feel they do produce some would like more people to write good for J"he Review. letters to the editor, revealing been around in the beginning. jason Sean Garber is the "They shared how women's 1 offer to anyone, within more voices and opinions, Open Discussion By Psychology editorial editor of The Review ~ studies started at the University of reason, a chance to write guest wh ether favorable or not. editorials if there is something By having certain columns Letter From The Editor appears. Delaware and some of the every Tuesday and Friday. • Faculty problems they've seen and that needs to be said and can be appear, I don't mean to show a
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retired was replaced by a part· time person. Recognizing the need to rehire a full-time secretary, in addition to the need of maintaining a lower budget, Brown and the Honors Department decided the Writing Fellows Program was "a lower priority," and would have to be eliminated. The total Honors Program budget is about $82,000. The Writing Fellows Program costs $13,000. Brown said cutting the program would lower the budget down to the goal of about $69,500. Fellow Jennifer Johnson (AS SR) said the money it costs to keep the Writing Fellows Program "is not a huge amount of money. If you can't find $13,000 on a campus this size then something is wrong ." The program was initiated by students who felt they were not receiving the writing experience they needed, Johnson said. "It's a horrible shame," that the program is being cut, she said. "There aren't really any other programs that address writing." Lori Morgan (AS JR), another fellow, said she was lead to believe her job would last another year. · "The juniors who are in [the program) now were told they would have a job for two years," Morgan said. Some students who have met the requirements to become fellows have not been placed in classes because there were not enough classes to go around. They were told they would get fellowships in later semesters. The last fellowships this Spring Semester, therefore, students will loose the opportunity to fellow in their senior year. Mary Dugan (AS JR) who is waiting to be placed with a class said, "We were never told why or how we were cut, we had no idea." Morgan, who said she was "extremely upset" when she learned the fellows program was ending said the Writing Fellows Program "gives a lot of credit to Delaware as a top educational school instead of the party school for which it is really known. "I understand that the Honors Center needs a full-time secretary," she said. "But it's a shame they had to choose an academic program to cut." Brown, who is responsible for the Honors Program's budget said, "The [Writing Fellowship Program) was established at a time when funds were very plentiful. "However, it is a very (Plus area code and number) different economic climate now." Brown said other Honors projects have been also been cut. However, ptograms such as the Undergraduate Research Program have been gradually eliminated. "Instead of nickel and dime pairing down we needed to take a whole activity out of operation," he said. Morg.an said she was upset about the way she discovered the Writing Fellows Program would Use it from dorm and pay phones on or off campus~ be cut. It was "unfairly proposed," she said .. "We were told, not asked College is hard enough. Getting Amf isn't. So whether you're making a calling card or collect or given time-to defend the program and raise funds." long distance call, check the sign on the phone first. If it's not Allif, or you dial and Terminating the Writing Fellows Program was a tough, don't hear ''KOO" after the bong, hang up. Then diallO+ATT +0, plus the area code but necessary decision, Brown said. "All of higher education is in a . and number It's the easy way to get the service you want at the prices you very tight situation economically that will most likely persist expect. So next time you call you'll know what buttons to push. through out the decade," he said. ATs.T
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·.~ L-----~------~ ~:: .A8 • THE RMEW • October 29, 1993 Haunting for a cause Paper with. a purpose BY MARIA C. CENTENERA designed by brothers who reside in Sralf Reporter the house. The fraternity hopes to transform BY RISA BEHMOIRAM "I see the members of the student family values. A fraternity and sorority have planned a Halloween event that will the narrow, soda-can- and potato SuH Aeporrer groups I belong to and they don't Heather Mooce (AS SO), assistant do more than scare visitors Sunday chip-wrapper-strewn basement, The fiJ'St edition of a new student understand the issues that are editor of The de/AWAREAN, said night. usually home to Monday Night publication put issues to the important to them," he said. "The she has also noticed a lack of Lambcla Chi Alpha fraternity and Football, into a dark and eerie forefront with a liberal editorial student body as a whole does not concern among the student Alpha Chi Omega sorority will hold voice. seem to care about the issues ." population. interesting and informative," he said. labyrinth. their fifth annual Haunted House as The de/AWAREAN, a He said he was tired of students' "The general student body is so Although SA members exhibit "There will be people jumping publication of Students .for lack of interest in the issues they face apathetic toward many issues, and liberal views, contributing writers a benefit for Emmaus House, a out of corners and things like a local shelter for the homeless. Awareness (SA), is a reaction to daily. they don't make an effort to fmd out may express personal views even if table with someone's head sticking " We are charging either $2 or out, saying scary stuff," Schrader student apathy about political and Glassberg said Clinton's health about Lhem," Moore said. de/A W AREAN staff members do social issues, Editor-in..Qlief Brian care reform plan is one of the most Students, she said, should be not agree, Glassberg said. four canned goods for admission," said. Brian Schrader (AS JR) organizer But the ghoulish event will be Glassberg (AS JR) said. important issues students should be reading different newspapers and "I don't think I would say no to SA, a new campus organization paying attention to but aren't. watching CNN to get information. too much as long as it's logical and for Lambda Chi Alpha said. geared toward children, he said. Lisa Rubin (ED SR), organizer with about 40 members, published "Students are getting to the age The de/AWAREAN, Glassberg said, interesting," he said. "We've distributed fliers to for Alpha Chi Omega, said sorority schools in the Christina district, as its fiJ'St issue of The de/AW AREAN where they won't be under their concentrates on political pieces Glassberg said only one more volunteers will also bring two well as local day care centers,'' Wednesday. parents' health care anymore," he written in editorial style because all issue of The de/A W AREAN will be canned goods each. Schrader said. Glassberg, also co-president of said. "This will affect them in the the articles are the opinions of the printed this semester because of "We really. want to have a lot to SA, said the goal of the newspaper is near future, and many of them don't writers. SA's lack of funds . University students are welcome contribute to the Emmaus House," the same as the goal of the realize that yet." · Glassberg said he wants students "I hope, if our funds are increased as well, as long as they bring the $2 Rubin said. organization itself: to inform Other important issues addressed to learn from the articles published soon, that we will be able to publish or four canned goods, he said. From 6 to 9 p.m. on Halloween, Rubin said the event would be a students of important societal issues in the first edition of the paper in The de/AWAREAN. longer issues, as well as more than and increase political awareness on included the war in Bosnia, the "We want to express many two issues per semester," Glassberg the Lambda Chi Alpha house at 163 lot of fun. Main St. will be transformed "We want to do something for campus. National Service Trust Act and different views and ideas that are said. W. into a series of "theme rooms," the community," she said. "We're Schrader said. trying to get our neighbors Each of the theme rooms will be involved."
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RT 273 AND CHAP/y\AN RD, UNIVERSITY PLAZA NEWARK DE. 738-0758 October 29, 1993 . THE REVIEW • A9 University hosts health fair Dancing for December, Williams said. The tour was sponsored by Delaware Rock climbing? Velcro flying? Hair styling? Bacchus, a collegiate alcohol awareness and health education BY NATASHA SCHI£GEL SQ/f~er A Washington A combination festival/playground on the Mall. group, Walter said. Bacchus, one of more than 550 The Liz Lennan Dance Exchange, a BY CRAIG L. BLACK throwing themselves against a wall]," Michael Popkin (BE SO) Washington-based dance company, has baGed group 5raff Reporter cloth wall. said. chapters worldwide, does not been ccrnmissiorx:d by the university to Health oJficials took a Christopher Casey (AS SO) Sherri Travisano (ED SR) said push abstention from alcohol but creats a piece advocates alternative ac tivities create a dance piece about the state of different approach in presenting said he had a difficult time with she took advantage of the Delaware and its JXOPie. that do not focus on substance "healthy alternatives" to alcohol the activity. Sebastian styling salon booth. The dance piece, entitled "Safe about the First "I 1 use, she said. and drug use Tuesday and think need to lose a couple "After climbing a rock and HouseStilll..oOOng," is a cmcep1 the nine Wednesday. of pounds," Casey said. "My fly sticking to a wall , I went to get Michael Templar, tour State. manager and master of company members and Liz Lerman, the The Collegiate Health and wasn't sticking to the wall." my hair done," Travisano said. anistic director for the Dance Exchange, As she ~-poke she uncurled her body Fitness Tour covered the south Tom Smith (AS SR) who tried Each event was sponsored by ceremonies for the even t, said from the fetal pa;ition aro rolled onto !d. the tour travels to universities to have been exploring through interaction mall with enjoyable alternatives the velcro/fly wall said, "You companies such as Sprint, with the Delaware community over the stomach on the dance room floor. to drinking and using drugs, just feel ridiculous geLLing into Nabisco, Motorola and Jeep- raise awareness about the ri sks of Jl!SILWO weeks. Boyd srud, "An comes out of the Wellspring Coordinator Joyce this big yellow suit and running Eagle, who are raffling off two alcohol and drug abuse. The Dance Exchange res been h(>lding community, and we're just reminding Walter said. as fast as you can into a wall." cars, Tour Director AI Williams "We want th e st udents to people what they already know about . know that they can have fun and workshops at local schools and sertior Students enjoyed rock Smith said. "It's just not said. ceners. as 'M:ll as in the dance sn.dios, in moverTl!lll." . climbing, getting their hair dQne natural." Both an Eagle Talon and Jeep still be responsible," Templar Boyd said sre got involved with the : said. an effort to exchange art with the and sticking to a velcro wall for Another event was a 26-foot Wrangler are raffled off coomumity. group after seeing Lerman perform a · free. high rock climbing wall. throughout the tour of "Many times the effects of 50 The theme of the p::rformarx:e will be political dance piece about the defense : " I alcohol and drugs aren' t noticed At tlte velcro/fly wall students would imagine the universities. They are given the Underground Railroad, the network budget and military matters during the · dressed in a velcro suit and American Gladiator wall would away at the midpoint and again until after they've done major Reagan Administratioo. : damage to your body," he said . that harbored and secretly transported exhibited gymnastic ability by be a liLLie bit easier than [this at the end of the tour in slaves from the South to the North during Boyd said Lerman's solo perfoonance : the Ovil War. communiCated her fear and anger through . 'The idea of needing a safe house movement3CCO!TlJDlicd by teXL translates to today as poople often feel "It made a lot of sense," Boyd said. unsafe," said Kimberli Boyd, the group's "Her use ci political texts were ex[TCSSffi associate artistic directrr. aniculaiely aOO danced beautifully." 'That [people] can't exJICSS their ideas, The Dance Exchange is quite dilferent political or pmlOI1al, or they feel unsafe in from a typi:al dance comparty because of . a violent society. the diversity of its members. The members '1be reality of a safe hoose differs for range from age 23 to age fE. . every individual." Dance is for everybody, company · The informal workshops are aimed at member Michelle iU"son said. · getting a sense of the participants as "We are black, white, Asian, gay, . irxlividuals and incorporating their stories straight, tall, short, Christian, Jewish, into the dance piece. Atheist, married, divorced, widowed and · In the workshops, participants share single," Pearson said ' their personal stories through movement The piece is a collaboration of • andwonis. everyone involved - the members of tre : One wcrnan participating told of wlx:n comparty and the Delaware community. her brother was assaulted by a a gang of The ~y will rcuunto D.C where : people. "I walked to the door and saw they will use the information from the · them beating my brother with baseball wcrkshops to create the dance pioce. ni: bats as he lay there, face down on the comJXIny plans to return in May 1994 to · lawn," she said. p::rform the piece in Delaware. ·
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Parental consent would include To drop out of school to have the the parents notification and approval child? of the surgery, with the doctor To look after its welfare and bearing witness to the parents' security while supposedly not being acceptance. able to care for their own? This is ridiculous. Answer that. Abortion is a hotly-contested It is a difficult decision to make, topic, one in which practically but the woman still receives support John Ottinger everyone has strong feelings about. and counseling from doctors and Those who present this bill, must nurses, if not parents, friends or assume it can only bring a family boyfriends. together. They may encourage her to have Au contraire, men frere. the operation. But they are medical The meaning behind 'The Melting Pot' The very issue that grasps the professionals who have all the facts nation by the throat, dividing and rather than put another Was the Rodney King beating racist? opposition. People cannot tolerate each Americans into two relatively unwanted child on the street, or two Depends on who you ask. Commentary other. angered sides, can tear apart a depending on the parents' reactions, One thing is for sure: the Reginald The "melting pot" has boiled over. family in the same manner, but on a they would more than likely counsel Denny beating was racist. Denny, a Immigration is what made this smaller scale with more drastic her to have the procedure. white man, was attacked by Henry By]. country strong. Now it is only hurting consequences. No one is in favor of abortion, but Watson and Damian Williams, two Matthew us. If the parents do not approve of or when the circumstances arise it is black men. O'Donnell What a nation needs is an identity, respect their daughter's choice to get the woman's choice, regardless of Denny was attacked purely on basis formed over centuries . The United an abortion, or even vice versa, that age. After all, it is a personal and of the color of his skin. He symbolized States has only had about 200 years to can only polarize the family, private issue. the hatred, the racism and the verdict Angeles vicious killers? come up with what it has: a nation of pushing the daughter further away at No one can make that decision for that turned a city upside-down. Obviously not, because four other many cultures and little unity. a time where she needs support the her, not even her parents. Does the Denny incident run parallel blacks rescued Reginald Denny from an Take Japan for example. An ancient most. Perhaps when the woman is ready to the King incident? overkill. culture of people who work hard for Odds are if the young woman she will inform her parents, but to Both were videotaped by an amateur. Unfortunately though, this received themselves- and for their country . A wants an abortion, she will get one, withhold her abortion from them can Both were in L .A . little attention. Japanese citizen has an identity and whether legally or illegally, whether only mean she must have a good Both were responses to a provoked However, the riots did. identifies with it. safe or unsafe, whether with support reason to do so. attack. The city was devastated, in ruins. The United States does not need a or without. In that case, it seems, a mature Wait a second ... Let's evaluate these Mayors from other large cities went politically correct movement and The other side claims the young decision has been made. situations a little more closely. public, pleading to their residents not to sensitivity training to obtain a unified woman is too immature, too It seems as if not all applications Rodney King was pulled over by act in the same way. identity . irresponsible to make that decision apply to every situation, does it? L.A.P.D. for reckless driving and when But the majority of those involved in America needs time to heal and gel. he was apprehended, he resisted. the rioting were not plundering Los After all, this was the recipe that made So the police beat him. Angeles in spite of the verdict. They Japan into the relatively stable state it is Reginald Denny was driving his truck merely saw an opportunity to join in the today. through South Central Los Angeles uproar and not get caught, energized by America has everything else. Until its when two men pulled him out of the the adrenaline stirred by the verdict. citizens stop considering themselves cabin and proceeded to kick and beat Watson and Wilson were accused of African-Americans, Chinese Americans, Review's policy for guest columnists him. A directly provoked attack? Not at "willful, deliberate, premeditated and Hispanics, and call themselves all. attempted murder" by the prosecution. Americans, incidents like Rodney King The Rt11iew welcomes guest editorial columns from students and other members of Remember personal accountability? They never proved premeditation. and Reginald Denny will continue to the university community. Taking responsibility for one's own What they did to Denny was a occur. Columns should be about 750 words in length and be relevant to the affairs of the actions? random act. Until people stop blaming this university, the nation or the world. People have a hard time believing Denny was at the wrong place at the passive entity they call society on all If interested, call Jason Sean Garber, Jeff Pearlman or Adrienne Mand at 831-2774. that these two black men were under a wrong time, innocent of any their problems, these incidents will only mind-controlling rage caused by years provocation. The culprits, however, grow in vitality. of racism and a verdict given in an L.A. were not. 1 Until racist ' attitud~s are court. And if those four people did not act extinguished, our country wilL remain I have a hard time believing anyone when they did, the charges would not unsafe for all citizens, whether they live Upon further Review ... would blame a malicious disregard for have been attempted murder, because in Los Angeles or Newark. human life on our own society. Denny would be dead. But someday, America will have In the last edition of The Review (Oct 26), a letter to the editor entitled "Pearlman Because these two individuals felt room for an identity its citizens are gains an ally ... " was incorrectly attributed to one Michael Gilbode (AS SO). The Rodney King did .not receive a fair trial, proud of. Review sincerely apologizes to Mr. Gil bode for tying his name to this letter and for The United States is a diverse nation. they took it upon themselves to institute Sometimes diversity can help, but in any ~r cimunstances that may have arisen because of this mistake. justice in an innocent man's skull. America's ·case, it serves no asset. }. Matthew O'Donnell is an editorial Are all blacks in South Central Los There are too many cultures in columnist of The Review.
Are you a good bitch or a bad bitch? Growing up and losing touch "Why should we let Andrea Fairstein paints a picture of a Dworkin and Gloria Steinem take woman with no will, no strength Qlier [the word 'feminism']? We Commentary whatsoever, whose ability to As a kid, I used to wonder why computer terminal at about the won't let the creeps have it. It' s decide what she wants to do grown-ups never seemed to have same time Jill has to study for yet /jke queer. We want to reclaim it." By Gary evaporates with the administering friends. They had neighbors, co Commentary another engineering exam. --Porn star Veronica Vera of pseudoephedrine or Pabst Blue workers and spouses, people they And then there is always the Geise Ribbon, and who has NO chatted with when they saw each By Mary boyfriend thing. She has one, I Credit where credit is due: I responsibility to live with the other at the local Acme. don't. swiped the above quote from choice of a decision so mindlessly, But who did they just play Desmond. This is often the kiss of death Mykel Board's column in this almost ready to agree to ditch the faultily made. with? to friendships . Relationships month's MaximumRockNRoll, in term in favor of, say, Such is not the type of woman My dad's best friend from high become 1ike a second joh for which Mykel opines that the word this feminist idealizes. people, taking up any free time egaligendrist, all because 1 see a school, a guy we called Uncle Tech. · ~ feminism" is so widely, movement that is movementing But soft, dear folks: my Rock, used to stop by the house See ya around, Diana. school and work don't. It also disparately claimed as to be dangerously close to a type of criticisms are not meant to every once in a while with his Our friendship didn't end with changes the way people spend meaningless. fundamentalism, and it scares me. invalidate all the good and wife and daughters. a huge catfight, though. It just their free time. Reclaiming language has lately For example: courageous work of the feminist But he lived and sold cars in ended ...and Jill and Jason stepped Single people just don't enjoy proved popular and successful: Rape is certainly a problem, and movement, but to point to certain some other state, so we only saw in. These are the friends I made in watching videos at home on many diverse groups of people can date rape no less than stranger dangers that can occur when him maybe twice a year. high school, and have meant the Fridays, and couples just don't doctrine becomes dogma. enjoy seeping at the Deer Park. now use once-hurtful terminology rape. Like many feminists I have My mom had a friend who most tome. ih affectionate or proud ways. attended my share of Take Back Here's another example: lived around the corner named But now, even these friends are God knows I' ve let new Queers can say queer (but you the Night Marches and programs Sexually Repressed Girl, ratner the Mrs. Lutz. drifting away - being replaced boyfriends come between old can't, nyaah); blacks can call each on sexual violence; I own and reactions this strip has received. Mom and Mrs. Lutz used to sit by work, homework, classes and friendships plenty of times, and other nigger (but I can't, no prob); sometimes wear buttons that read At the risk of restating what at the kitchen table talking, which boyfriends. And soon enough, my old friends would be the first and a certain woman friend of "Another Man Against Sexual other columnists have already said was one of the few times I ever graduation. to tell you this. mine can say, "I am a bitch-on Assault" and "If She Says No, It's on this page, I must admit I can saw my morn smoke. Yeah, I know, this is all part of But, no matter how much it wheels. Bow before my glory." Rape." see no cause for the uproar. But Mrs. Lutz moved to growing up . bothers me, I know I will let it This phenomenon (doo-doo-de But check this out: Newsweek Specifically, where oh where Pittsburgh when I was about 10, Everyone has seen a friendship happen again. doo-doo) hasn ' t quite gotten tells us "Manhattan sex -crimes does letter-to-the-editor-writer and I haven't seen her since. that began by hanging out on the Like I said, it's an excuse, not a around to the word "feminism." prosecutor" Linda Fairstein Heather R. Jones get the They weren't the kind of weekends together become a reason. Unlike Vera, Mykel believes it believes '"consent is not impression that the "message" of friends I had. . trickle of rare phone machine Now that I've been facing the is time to abandon the word: meaningful' if given while under the strip is "women who don't They didn't compare to messages. reality of an impending "Chuck it ... the word is cursed the influence of alcohol, drugs, or enjoy sexual harassment are Anthony or Diana, whom I started When I see it happening now, I graduation, I can see the chances with evil historical baggage. It's prescription medication. sexually repressed"? Maybe from my day with at the bus .stop and tell myself it's because I'm so of more lost friendships. time to dump it." If she' s drunk, she's not the fact that's the message of our ended it by playing Star Wars busy. · But hopefully I've learned from Should we? I mean, really, with mentally there and her consent society in general - a dubious but figures with before dinner. But when I do find the time for my mistakes, that losing friends is the third wave just arriving and counts for zip. If the man is just as arguable proposal- but it is I didn't know what other kind a phone call, I still too often don't not inevitable but something that all? With the veritable maelstrom drunk as the woman, that's no absolutely not to be found in this of friends there were. make it, telling myself that my should be fought against. comic strip. of feminist issues blowing around excuse." . The three of us did everything friends are too busy. I've learned this from Anthony, our media? With Katie Roiphe and In other words, "If She Says The one time our cartoon together for approximately 11 Or that it's been so long, they who went from being my Luke date rape and Sexually Repressed Yes, It's Rape." protagonist is leered at publicly, years. Then Anthony decided he are probably mad at me for not and I his Princess Leia, to either Girl and Cathy and antiviolence Now wait a minute here. I she gives her tormentors the couldn't be friends with a girl calling earlier. of us not even acknowledging and antipom and Antioch College understand alcohol- or cocaine· finger. What does signify sexual anymore. Yeah, I know, stupid logic. each other when we were at the (Mother may I?) and decisions are often not our best, repression in female humans, the And, if he hadn't felt it was These are only excuses as to same party this year. antihistamines and Auntie Em .. . but this is getting absurd. strip seems to tell us, is the necessary to make that why my old friends and I are I've learned from Mrs . Lutz, (Auntie Em? How'd she get in This reading of the situation inabil ity to admit bathroom pronouncement to me, I probably drifting apart - hanging out less, who is now only another name on here? Well, ever notice how every insists (a) a woman is unable to functioning, or discomfort with the wouldn't have noticed that we talking on the phone less - but my Mom's Christmas card list. single strong character in The make decision s and take idea of a deity observing her weren't friends anymore. they are the closest things I've got But most .of all, I've learned Wizard of Oz is female? Had I responsibility for her actions if she undressed . We had already drifted apart. to a reason: this from my old high school more space, I'd argue that Auntie popped a Drixoral to relieve her Hm . I can't quite see unleashing Diana and I had grown closer, I hate to admit to myself that it friends, who I finally realized are Ern was a better femin ist than post-nasal drip (see? !told ya); (b) our natural and righteous fury over replacing Star War figures with might be because we barely know worth interrupting my work Dworkin. Maybe next time. As for a woman is always the desired one these points, but hey, maybe if I girl talk. This lasted until the each other anymore. schedule for. antihistamines, fear not, I'll tie it or respondent whereas "the man" weren't so pee-shy .. . summer after eighth grade, when I The Review swallowed me in here somehow.) is th e des irous one or initiator; and went to St. Marks High School alive about a year and a half ago Mary Desmond is an associate A !though I have long (c) that "the man" is a man. Gary Geise's editorial columns and she went to Delcastle Vo- and I am only separated from my news editor of The Review. appear Fridays in The Review. considered myself a femini st, I am I sense some flaws here. -.._ .. _...... , --·- .... _ . October 29, 1993 • THE RfVIEW. A 13 Autumn is not really Is that all there is? Mortal Kombat over world events
cents, a gamer could pick his l"ao from a torture. The game was too violent. The news a total Fall to some list of seven. And we liked il, by God. Thrilled to the media, quick as ever, picked up the year Commentary Once a choice was lllOOc, the game spectacle of it all as Kano (as played by plus old "hot" story 0 Look, they said rn began . Kill or be killed. Punch aTKI kick Kevin) nonchalantly s1rollcd up to poor each and every TV soundbite, news you had developed a routine and By Greg your o~t into submic;sioo. A player Sub-Zero (me), casually reached into his article and cdi toriai, at whaJ your kids are Commentary were truly feeling secure in what was rewarded for a suca:ssful hit with a chest, rummaged arOlliVi for a bit before playing . you were doing. Orlando flash of blood aTKI gore. pulling out a (very much) still-beating Acclaim Inc., the makers of the Sega By A/yson Spelling tests were becoming A player cou ld block an d duck 10 heart. vCP.>ioo, sl ~ a label on the game thaJ. Zamleoff second nature and geometry avoid the camagc. There were special We played over 200 games against said the txoduct W"dS for mature persoos proofs and theorems-well , they In which the author makes a mOWltain moves to be mastered: Sub-Zero could each other. He won most of them. only. Be over 13 or be gone. · were still a problem but you were not out of a molehill but rather, Kano, freeze his opponent like a crcamcic lc. Ah, but I had the last laugh . At the There was gunftrc ocross the Uni~ dealing with them. Raiden and Sub-Zero: Johnny Cage could do a spli t and swnmer's end, I invited him to my house. States, but the shots were mufiled by the Daylight Savings Time ends at The straits of autumn become righteously smite his adversary in the He took such invitations witl1 great zest; furor over this video game. : 2 a.m. Sunday with appreciative runways of fashion for all of us There it was- the mochine. groin. Singer Paul Simon once declared he raided our supply of food with a One could barely hear the screams of sighs for the elltra hour of sleep who love to shop. Itlooned over us, beckoned to us like these to be days of miracle aTKI wonder. passion. the homeless, of the jobless aTKI of ~ we gain and ellasperated moans People put away the tee shirts thirsty lover. Called to us on such a HcwasrighL When his head was inside my fridge infected with AIDS over the din of from the peanut gallery. and shorts they've begun to tire primal level that not even our Cheez Kevin and I played many a game and his back turned, I took out a knife, Johrmy Cage's blood-curdling video war "It gets dark so early," they of and break into the world of Doodle-riddkd 21-year old bodies could against each Oihcr. His charactm movoo brutally stabbed him. CUI off his head aTKi cry. whine. "It's so depressing," they bold colors with the soft sweaters resist. like they had ingested a quart or so or Jolt proclaimed myself the ultimate Mortal Never mind the trade deficit. Damn grumble. and cozy sweatshirts they felt Mortal Kombat, the video game. Cola. Mine, realizing they were being Kombat warrior. the counrry's drug problem, forget abWt Wake up (Sillty minutes later) compelled to buy in August, when Salvatioo for 5Q .cents. Redem!Xlon for controlled by an uncoordinaled simpleton I guess all that video violence really the ever escalating violence displayed bY people and smell the air-because the heat was getting to them and haifa buck. (who couldn't rooue the joystick., hit the got tome. certain pro-life favoring individual!>. you can smell this in the air they were just longing for a taste My friend Kevin aoo I ~hed the low punch bul!On and block at the same This summer, on "Monal Monday" Mortal Kombat was the true enemy. : autumn is in full swing. of fall. ma:hine with SO!TV!thing like awe-filled time if his life d<.,>pended on it), generally September 14, Mortal Kombat was I talked to Kevin's desiccated slcull I may be outnumbered here, People feel good about reverence. Outside it was hot. People just rolled over and died . If there was released as a home video game. about the txoblcm. As extr-elfrl. no ligl)t but this is my favorite time of themselves in the fall, as they were killing themselves for drug money. such thing as a video razor blade, I swear You'd think they let Satan into the wa~ shone on the matter. year; for me, all other seasons rediscover their hearts and their The national debt was about four trillion my chardCt.er.> would have eagerly sought Church pirnic. The conven;ation went something Iii¢ pale in comparison. minds. dollars aoo rising. Haneless peq>le were it out. this: Just look at it out there! The We begin to reach out to all of digging through garmge. When a person won two fights, the ln which the author reveals the seem ME: So, do you really think v i d~ trees are "no longer green, but the people that mean something to But inside the arcade it was cool. screen flashed ominously. "FINISH code to play the gory version of Mortal games can slimulale violent behavior? . gold and orange and red and us. Well-lit. Relatively smoke free. The HIM," it commanded. Kombat on the Sega Genesis video KEVIN'S HEAD: ... ' brown. We visit each other. wa-ld did not intrude into our little piece This was Kevin's signal. Using a game system: ME: AV:,you' re not still 11100 are y~? Going anywhere is a pleasure, We spend more time on the of utopia. series of buuon pushes and joystick HEAD.... , because the beautiful canvas of phone. And oh! the skulls that were pawed thrusts, Kevin would initiarc the feared A-B-A-C-A-B-B. ME: Fine. Be that way. See if I evur color makes up for the paint We make plans that mean tha summer! · ''finishing maneuver." go out arxl get you Taco Bell again. ' that's peeling off of the houses something, and we keep them. It was 1992, the last year of my Which meant that my hero wou ld ln which things come to a head and and the cracks that are forming in We reach within ourselves, too, sway groggily whi le his head was are cao;uall y resolved with a flick of the Greg Orlando is really a nire !}JY when • carefree existence. The game had just he's not playing video games. AJso, no ; the pavement. to rediscover the person that lied made its debut violently ripped from his txxly, exploded keyboard: dormant in the lazy days of or subjected to some other hidoous-rype persons named Kevin were dec;Jpitlted in When the wind blows, the It was simple and elegant. For 50 the writing of this rolumn. ; mighty trees shed their foliage summer. and the leaves fly through the air We read more books and watch until coming to a temporary place more movies. on the ground, where we walk We do things that make us through them just to hear that happy. great rustling, crackling sound We think about what we really want out of life and begin to go Letters to the editor beneath our feet. To me, it's a symphony. after it. Autumn bears the This is the time for long walks responsibility of delivering us by yourself (or anyone you want Payoffs for The Review? a depraved lunatic with an Union 's recent po ster series to members of the university. In from the warmth of summer and to take a long walk with) and Once again our mighty school insatiable craving for mind-altering en tit led, "Homosexuali ty : A Greek addition , we sponsor panel preparing us for the throes of aimless drives to the ends of paper has published a piece substances, but because marijuana Tradition." disc ussio ns and workshops, take winter and it does so with grace. nowhere. concerning the ha za rds of op ens yo ur mind, makes you First, it is clear that th e auth or of LG B Awareness Programs It envelopes us in a whirlwind This is the time for shouting in marijuana, this time without the question what so-ca ll ed au thorities the Speclator article mi sund ers tan ds (LGBAPs) to any residence hall or of ellcitement for those things the stands and going on hay rides. benefit of an organized opposing tell yo u about what is or is n' t the purpose of our po sters . Our campu s orga nization that requests that are ending and those that are This is the time for apples and viewpoint. (I took a journalism acceptable for you to do. It makes purpose is no t to offend; it is 10 one , and publi sh "O utspeak, " a about to begin. apple pie and apple cider. (What class, so I know you're supposed to you think for yourself. It makes yo u educate and to make peopie think monthl y LGBSU newsletter. For spons fans, this is a time to can I say? I love apples, and if do this.) I was glad to read that an th ink that if anti· hemp spo kespeople about LGB and divers ity iss ues. l n addi tion, the Speclator author thrive. We catch a final glimpse one a day can keep the doctor average everyday (so to speak) pot were wrong about mari juana, they Naturally, some people will be find s fault ~with us for not of bhseball and as the hometown away, I'm all for it). smoker was given the chance to might be wrong about cocain e or offended in the process of participa tin g in AIDS charity _ team comes in fifth or third or For as much as I love this speak about the issue. Heck, they LSD or mu shrooms or peyote. I education. We will not sugar-coa t events, since there arc none listed might even be friends of mine. But 1 know more peopl e who do these our message to mak e it more second 0 season, though, I'm glad that it on our semes ter ca lend ar. First, There is · renewed vigor in only makes a brief appearance as am not the one who needs to be dru gs and aren ' t addicted to pala tab le fo r homoph obic and AID S in not a "gay disease." HlV football. it floats from September through convinced. An opponent to presc ription pain killers , and I know heterosexual mouth s. prevalcncc is declining in th e gay Maybe the Eagles will do what November. legalization would find Mike's (see a lot more people th at are addic ted Especially criticized in the article communi ty and risi ng among the Phillies couldn't and take us It's fleeting existence forces article "Marijuana- The bad seed) to prescription pa in killers, ni cotine was ou r poster entitled , straigh ts. AIDS research is not only all the way (probably not, but me to appreciate autumn for what consistent habitual pot smok ing and alcohol (legal drug s, th at is ) "Homosexuali ty : A Greek Tradi tion a LGB co nce rn . Seco ndl y, we maybe). And, just as the country it is-a time of peace, of fun, of since last winter session just another than people addicted to any others. We Can Live With ." The title of walked in Delaware 's 7th Annual is taken by storm with pigskin rejuvenation, of color. reason to keep the drug illega 1. This If you still think tha t mar ij uana is thi s poster, like the purpose of ou r AIDSWALK on Oct. 24, along with fever, we welcome the start of · So as you walk down the mall combin ed with the article about a devil weed, don 't listen to su rveys pos ter s, was misunders10od by the E-52 Studen t Theatre, Students basketball season - albeit today, or as you drive down those Madison Drive pot arrests as the top or lab tests or government stati stics. auth or. We can live with the Greek Again st Raci m and Disc rimination without Michael Jordan - for a leaf-laden streets, take time to story of an issue as well as Jeff Look around yo u and usc Ji fe as a tradition of freedom 10 love as we and Volunteer Organization touch of variety. feel these th ings and appreciate Pearlman's recent editorial about judge. When people play drinking choo se. We cannot live with the Involv ing Co mmunity Events. Autumn is time for security, them. Because you won't be able the hazards of legalization makes games, the drink is a punishment ; university Greek traditio ns of We as k the following things of for a feeling of inner peace. to feel them much longer. me think that The Review, or at the when peopl e pl ay bong hit games, homophobia, het eroscx ism, and th e Greek community. Think back to the days that least Pearlman, is receiving hefty th e bong hit is th e reward. If you fe arful, closeted LGB Greeks. Th e We ask you to recognize that carried you from elementary Alyson Zamkoff's editorial payoffs from some anti-legalization drink too much , you throw up; if LGBSU will mount a campaign th ere are lesbians, gay s and school through high school. columns appear Fridays in The outfit. (Have they promised you you smoke to much pot, you '11 fall against anyone who seeks to oppress bisexuals in your organ izations. We Every year, right about now, Review. new typewriters for the journalism as leep. The morning after you've us and si lence our voi ces. This are you r brothers and sisters. We lab, guys?) bee n drinking, yo u have a hangover; includes individuals, religious, are officers in your organi zations. To address some of the the morning after yo u fell asleep on campus or local grou ps, and yes, (One of ou r most active members is incongruities in this poorly th e couch from smoking to mu ch even th e Greeks. Until the Greek vice-pres ident of a campus researched, biased article, I would herb, you get up and have yo urself a sys tem and soc iety in general is free fraternit y.) Do not assume that your first like to say whoever said day . Alcohol will kill you if you of hom ophob ia an d heterosexism, brother or sister is straight, or for drinking alcohol and smoking drink enough, or drink often enough th e LGBSU will continue to attack th at matter, th at the students at your marijuana produced the same and if you read the papers you know those wh o attack us . part ies are. We appreciate our Greek immediate effects must have never thi s hap pens often . It takes 16 On the su bject of community members and there arc several in smoked pot. Secondly, the article pounds of marijuana to overdose service, the Spec tatOr author is also LGBS U. mentioned the usc of pot was and I dare anyone to sm oke 16 grossly misi nfo rmed . Granted , We ask yo u to claim your believed to create a violent pounds of marijuana. You can't! Greek organiza tions do perform hi story. Homo- and bisexuality is a temperament in its users and no You 'll fall asleep! some community service. Greek tradition . It is undeniable that information (besides Ethel's "Yeah Pl ease, open your eyes and The members of the LGBS U there is little or no acceptance of right.") was provided to refute th is remember that only authority is you. perform communi ty service every homo - and bisexuality in most argument. After three or four bong Don 't believe the hype. Lime we "hold a meeting or sponsor fraternities and sororiti es . We ask hits, I can't imagine anyone gelling Jenn ifer E. Burgess (AS SR) an activi ty. The support offered by you to work with us to change this. up off the couch to change the the LGBSU to the university We ask you to work with us in channel on television, much less run A response to the Spectator communi ty is invaluab le. Our educating the communi ty on LGB out to shoot up a convenience store. Thi s le ner is in respo nse to an gatherings arc a safe space for us issues and to request LGBAPs . We And finally, does marijuana lead to article which appeared in th e latest and a haven for abused, closeted can come together only if we work other drugs? I believe there might issue of The Delaw are Spectator. and "just-out" queers. Our office is together. be some truth to this slatement. Not The article severely criticized the full of books and pamphlets on LGB The Membershi p of the Lesbian Gay because smoking pol turns you into Lesbi an Gay Bi sexual Student issues, loaned or given upo n req uest Bise xual Student Union The Question ofthe·Week Should a teenager have a parental consent before an abortion? Does the state have the right to require it?
"Yes, I think there "No, because "Yes, because should be parental consent. It regardl ~ of age, they should -under 18 you are still is a big decision that have the same rights as all under your parents care. shouldn't be made alone. women. Age is irrelevant Also If you are under 18, your Teenagers sometimes don't if you are younger, 1h ere tends parents have power over have the maturity. But, the to be more unfortunate you in other aspects. But state should not mandate circumstances. Some teenagers it is hard to define it by parental consent, only urge cannot teU their parents." age." it." - Danielle St. Laurent (ME -Allison Long(BE JR) -Allison Rovner FR) SO)
''It would be good for "Abortion in itself is "What it depends parents to know, in order to not right, but it is not my on is the individual's give advice about what to do. choice. But, for everything maturity. It depends if A lot of times it can be a hasty under 18, you need parental they can make their own decision. Sometimes the consent anyway. If not decision or not. The state patient does not understand parental, it should be at s hould not decide, or the full consequences of the least maternal consent. It is enforce that choice upon procedure." a very personal i ue." them." -Michael Feldman (AS FR) -John Dinlocker (A S JR) - Jesse LoMonaco (AS A14 • THE REVIEW • October 29, 1993 UofD Carnival and Hon1econring Pep Rally· cotJ\~
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BY MELISSA JYRRELL grabbed a flashlight, a friend and her Glassman. local burial ground is much easier Copy Editor English class text and went to the Mt. "My friends used to skateboard than paying cash up front. "/Kepi Tellin' Ya I Was Sick" Zion UAME Church Cemetery, a through graveyards because it was Senior Alison Locke is one who -a tombstone in New and graveyard tucked behind the Ray hilly and awesome," Glassman says. took the meaning behind "it's the North Chapel Street cemetary Street Complex. "It was a thrill just for them to be thought that counts" to the extreme. "We decided a short story from in a graveyard," he says. "There is a "When I was a kid, my mom, her Smothered beneath flowers and my English class would be 'graveyard guy,' you see, and he'll friend, my aunt and I stole flowers fallen leaves, they expected to spend appropriate to read in a graveyard," kick you out if he catches you, 'cause off a fresh grave and filled up the another Saturday night catching up Gasperin says. he works there." rrunk of our car," Locke says. on some sleep. "I wasn' t really scared. It was A confirmed lover of graveyards, She says her mother wanted to But this Saturday night is peaceful and fun - except for the sophomore Jay Cooper says he used give her sister flowers after a ballet "mischief night" and the dead can bugs." to be one of those "graveyard guys." recital, but still had none at the last expect to be terrorized by thrill Senior Carol Althouse says she too "When I was a child, graveyards minute. seeking kids of all ages. can recollect a fond memory of fun invoked fear in its purest form for "My mom's friend had the idea of While most university students get times in a graveyard. For Althouse, me," Cooper says. "But when you going to the cemetery. She's cheap, soused on the loop, roll around Jn her experience in a graveyard was work at a graveyard- I mowed lawns but we just went along because we hayrides, screech at goofy gore flies more of the "hook-up" variety, one and once dug a grave - the thought it was funny," she says. or gorge on candies, others which she says she'd sooner forget experience loses almost all its "What were they going to do with commemorate all ghouls day by these days. romance." them anyway?" heading for_local graveyards and "Let's just say my most prominent Cooper says the job, which his For many, in the light of day, the connecting with the true spirit of graveyard memory was as an after father offered him, lasted one cemetery is a place deserving respect Halloween. party trysting place on probably the summer of "unbearable" heat. where one can feel connected with In the day of Mortal Kombat, coldest day of March," she says. "It's no different from walking on the past, present and future of Friday the Thirteenth movies and "It was really romantic," she says. the moon, the dissolving of another humankind. Jeffery Dahmer, it is hard for some to " Too bad it was with the wrong childhood fantasy," he says. "After Senior Renee Gall says, " I believe the graveyard, a fenced-in person." awhile it's just a job. basically go to look at the names plot of concrete names, still holds While the cemetery most "The people I worked with were from a hi storical aspect. such fascination for so many. obviously conjures up ideas of scarier th an the actual work place. "A while ago, in the middle of the As any ttue Halloween lover will literature, horror and romance, other After all, it's just decomposing living afternoon, I strolled through the tell you, there are more creative and university students discovered other matter." cemetery to look at the different dates fun ways to get the most out of a uses of these overlooked landmarks. A running joke among university and how people related to one cemetery besides tiptoeing through it The slopes and ditches which students conceming unceremonious another. or playing hide-and-seek among the comprise the topography of a cemetery activity is "flower stealing." "I don't think of the spiritual epitaphs. cemetery make for "a bitchin' skate Understandably, with the price of aspects, the ghosts, the goblins. THE REVIEW /Walter M. Eberz Last year junior Diane Gasperin area," according to senior Burt corsages rising, a quick jaunt by the They're only rocks." Local cemet e·ies provide frighteningly good romping grounds
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Il's aming 10 lwm us. between episodts ri "It's A Living" and ''Too This, however, woold only be available on the Grimace tDwards the end. One performance At any minute now, the entire free v.uld IS Close Fa Canfrrt" rerum. CD version. only. we know it will be subjected k» CWillless IIOin Commentary This compilation would be a classic Just 10 let everyone know, this tune really Of course no holiday album would be of the time hoom:d classic, Tlte Monsler Mash. collection of covers and aiginals by you're isn't a Halloween song, it's a movie complete without the "relief' song. I'd gather We have e:noogh Chrisanu tuna coming By Rachel fawlrite thrash, metal and grunge type artists. soundtrack. Spooky titles can be deceiving. together all of the classic creatures from out each year 10 tum even die OriDch inlo an And just for fun, a few of music's biggest Natalie Merchant would come in 10 do a Hollywood, including l..eatherface, Michael angel (or vice versa), bul when it comes to Cericola washouts would be given an opportunity to brief, but poetic public service message Myers, Freddie Krueger, Jason and anybody Halloween, it seems u IJiou&h lhtn hasn't Knpe up some extra cash for the coming warning us about the dangers of Halloween else we could scrape up 10 do the track for been an mginal rec:mling silce lllllleWbae in Olriscmas seMOO. alc:OOol. « whatever. candy. It could be tiUed Candy Everybody which all proceeds would go to cosmetic lhe scary, bobby-socks, hula boop, bee-hive isn't the right theme. . Of course, it would open with nme other Wants, bill Should Firlt Check. surgery. hair pan of the 50s. In fact, I wouldn't be surpised if Ibis Dll than The Ramones doing their own Cretin Then there'd be Nirvana's updaied, holiday The alOOrrl would have ID close with David Each year, there 's sane ldJxl of umd seuer was the leading cause of multi-state ldllinJ Hop, which would be the only song wtxthy of version of Smells Like Teen Flesh Rotting.Il'll Lee Roth's rendition of The Monster Mash . 10 trigger a massive clmin& of tolblnes. This S)fteS. being remade by its twisred aeaurs (or should hit number one, be continuously played on What, like he has something better to do? year, my Jmlictim is that tbae will be anJgh With the heany budget that The Rwitlw I say creatures?). MIV and maybe I'd have a shot at producing Maybe he can take time off from hanging out Beavis and BUllheads (rom: lblln lhiJ'e Ire m a allows, I've decided 10 make my ownJPOC*y And if I has my way,l'd have them throw an W!plugged versim of the album. with airport security for my little Jn>jecL daily basis) to resemble the scenario of soundtrack for this holiday seuon. in that Happy Birthday To You version from We'd have the token duet with Ozzy After all, I think he really enjoys humiliating 1Dv6on ol tbe Body Slllldlers. The title would be The Monster 'l'llnl6, to 1beir appearance on The Simpons (because I Osbowne reprising his more cootroversial days and embarrassing himself am would probably Yet, we neglect the~ aourdrack keep in synch with my favailc llaldy ~ of cWld). with Purple People Eater. Who else would enjoy this project for one of the most festive and celebrated thrash and grunge music. ' It would only seem ~ 10 let Huey complele this perfect ensemble except Barney. holidays. It would probably come out resembling Lewis re-record Ghostbu.!ters, since he whined This way I'd ralce in the tiny people's Rachel Cericola is currently seeking This holiday gets my vote IS the munber something similar 10 a K-Tel albwn and would in cwrt that it was a rip«f ci his "classic" I allowances too. therapy, but still remains Assistant ooe "get drunk and act like an ass holiday," so I only be available at three in the lllOfllina in Want a New Drug. Huey shouldn't trag. This This song would involve a grotesque EnJertainment Editor at The Review. Music definitely think that The Monster Mash just gig would probably be a good gig for him. display of Ouy engulfmg the 90s version of Madness appears every other Friday.
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HAUNTS BY DENNIS O'BRIEN necessarily condemn them all to be Rodney's campsite on Iron Hill and One resident, who so feared SUff Reporrer untrue. dragged him back to the academy. retribution from the ghost he refused One cold October evening, not According to a senior research Humiliated by this experience, to be identified as anything other too long ago, a young female college assistant at the Institute for Lewis writes, the boy killed himself than "Joe," gave the following student returned to her dorm room Parapsychology in Durham, N.C., there. account of the legend: after studying late at the library. which investigates paranormal On March 30, 1858, John Edward ' In the 1800s, a young girl named She entered through the unlocked activity, classic haunting cases are Roach, a student at Delaware Jina Jived in the house with her door and reached for the light switch rare, but 17 percent of the population College, was murdered at Old family. but not wanting to disturb her say they have seen ghosts. College Hall, Lewis writes. She loved the house so much that roorrunate, left the light off. "Haunting cases usually occur Roach's throat had been slit by a when she was killed there in an She brushed her teeth, undressed where a tragedy has happened and classmate and he bled to death in the accident, she refused to leave and in the dark and climbed into bed. are usually repetitive," says Dr. John doorway atop the steps overlooking has haunted the place ever since. The next morning, she was Palmer of the institute. Main Street. Joe says Jina makes her presence awakened by the sunlight shining Though a death in a place doesn't Legend has it that Roach's known in a variety of ways. through her window. She slowly guarantee that it will become alleged assailant, Isaac Weaver, who "We always tum all the lights off opened her eyes and glanced at her haunted, he says, "it would cenainly was never convicted of the crime, when we go to bed to save roommate • s bed, where to her predispose it." was killed a few years later in a electricity," Joe says, "but we'll horror, she saw the bloody, The university and its environs, factory explosion in Baltimore. come downstairs in the morning and dismembered, mutilated body of her then, have plenty of the stuff that A flying piece of metal tore every one will be on. THE REVIEW /Dennis O'Brien roorrunate. legends are made of. through his throat, Lewis writes. "We've found pictures on the Haunted7 Many buildings on campus supposedly have spirits Instantly she vomited and ran to In December 1814, the Academy Could it have been the work of a walls placed neatly on the floor lurking in their halls. the bathroom where, on the mirror Building on Main Street was the vengeful Roach? below where they've been hung," he written in her roommate's blood, she scene of just the sort of incident ·that Nine years before Roach was says, "and we'll find tables turned Warner's basement. building, and one brother who saw a message from the killer. might lend itself to haunting. killed, young William Howell was completely upside down ." "Every time they tried i r," he gradu<>ted last year says he had a It read: "GOOD THING YOU According to William Lewis in pushed down the Old College steps Those who have seen the specter says, "they got responses. " first·hand experience with the DIDN'T TURN ON THE LIGHT!" his book "University of Delaware: and died of a broken neck. describe her as a young girl, 5 feet 5 One spirit spelled out his name on Captain in the summer of ' 89. The preceding tale is an urban Ancestors, Friends, and Neighbors," Might the spirits of those men still inches tall, with black hair- so be on the Ouija board, Draper says. Junior Nathan Skulnik says legend. William Henry Coswell, a student at be there, waiting for the right the lookout when you're in the When the adventurers researched brother Tom Lundy walked into the ::. Its origin is unknown, and the Newark Academy, left school individual to approach so that they neighborhood. it, he says, they found that it was the bunkroom and when he flipped the ~ although it's been told a thousand and, lying about his age, joined the may reenact their deaths to the For nearly 40 years, legends have name of a university student who light switch the lights flickered "on • times at about a thousand different forces of Caesar Rodney to fight the appropriate audience? persisted that Warner Hall is the had killed himself during the time of and off in the same pattern as the _ places, it continues to entertain. British. Though these incidents happened most haunted place on campus. one of the World Wars, by jumping fraternity knock." Similarly, most ghost stories are When the boy's father found out. in the 1800s, the university has not Letters from former residents say off a bridge in Newark. Jokingly, Lundy asked, "Captain, ~ urban legends, but that does not Lewis writes, he took him from experienced a shortage of tragic that there is one ghost who haunts Draper adds that he thinks the are you there?" and instantly deaths on and around the campus the basement, but in recent years, bridge may have been the one by Ivy · windows and doors throughout the grounds this century. seances with Ouija boards indicate Hall. building slammed shut, Skulnik Students have ended their lives in the presence of several, and they're University students speculate why says. many different ways, from jumping not just in the basement. so many spirits, especially male From that day forward, the off the Towers to taking shorter Freshman Lisa Masachi, who ones, would choose to haunt Warner brother was a true believer, he says. leaps with nooses around their lives on the third floor, says that she Hall. Most of the men in Sigma Nu, necks. and her friends have tried to contact "Maybe Warner fisl the ghost however, they sav thev attribute the · "Someone told me about this the spirits. .-enter of Newark or something," noises and electrical problems to dude who hung himself in a tree," "The Ouija board said that there Draper says. squirrels and faulty wiring. junior Dave Why says. are three ghosts," Masachi says. Ghosts are not excluded from The Tau Kappa Epsilon house has "He's been seen a couple of times "There may be ghosts," she says, Greek life either. Fraternity brothers its ghost stories, too, as do the in the middle of Pencader, maybe B "but I doubt they'd talk through a may not be the only ones roaming Gilbert, Sypherd and Smythe or D," Why.says. Parker Brother's Ouija board." the halls of Sigma Nu's Main Street residence halls, so keep your eyes Pencader D resident freshman Nevertheless, some third floor house. open. Valerie Childress says she may have residents complain that they have Sigma Nu President Jeff Vande Frank Dilley, chairman of the heard the ghost. heard inexplicable noises • like Poele says, "According to legend, philosophy department, says, "The "We'll hear people talking but someone jingling keys or h.arnmering the third floor's supposed to be odds of seeing a ghost are " like we'll go outside and no one's there," on the water pipes. haunted by a ghost called 'The [those of] winning the lottery, people Childress says. "or we'll hear Motion sensitive lights in the Captain,' who calls room 13 home." who don't expect to, do." D iII e y someone running but there's no sign bathroom often come on for no Senior Chris Stumpo says, "He's says that though he personally thinks of anyone." apparent reason as well, and one supposed to be a Civil War vet, but all ghost sightings are hallucinations, There's an old house on South resident says she's had a feeling of it's all bull." he believes that those who claim to Chapel Street, a few doors down impending doom up there. Not all the brothers say they have seen ghosts truly believe that , THE REVIEW I Dennis O'Brien from the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority Bryan Draper, a 1991 graduate of share Stumpo's doubt, however. they have. , Legend has it that one university student tied a noose around his house, that may house more than just the university, says he had friends Some of them say they have heard The point of ghost stories, he ; neck and hung himself. the six students living there. who regularly held seances in strange noises and footsteps when says, is that "people have fun with I they're alone in the century-old them." T~lOK 0~ T~~AT, SM~ll MY f'~~T, HAllOWl!~N lS ~l!Ally N~AT BY IENN YALESE lack of generosity. he and his friends would play a least the children knew to say "We always went out with a trying to escape the potato famine in Copy Ediror In years passed, if the neighbor trick, whether or not they received a "trick-or-treat." group of friends. the 1840s. DINGDONG!!!! did not succumb to the trick·or treat, just to get back at a cranky He says he and his friends always "We'd all go as the same theme. And according to legend , the Creeeeeeeeeeeek! Swish. treaters, then it was the youngsters' neighbor. went out alone, but that was because One year we all went as beatniks," creepy Ha lloween of today has "What do you want?" growls an duty to concoct and execute a However, according to "there weren't all these crazy people she recalls. "We always made our evolved from its early birth in the ' evil voice from behind the door. devilish prank upon the inhospitable Sociologist Gregory P . Stone's running around like there are now own costumes." misty countrysides of Ireland and ;.: The brave young souls standing on grump. book, "American Social Character," and we didn't have to worry about Rothman agrees: "That's how we Britain. the other side of the doorway, safely Under the cover of thick fall things are a bit different these days. poison in the candy." used to lead up to the holiday, by It was ori ginally a midsummer r,.. hidden behind clever disguises, darkness and crafty costumes, the Tricks are not common and no Rothman adds that a major making our own costumes. One year feast, where sacrifices were made to answer with a reply more pranksters were free from one says 'no' to the question "trick change he's seen in Halloween is one [of my children] was a TV set spirits of the dead in hopes of .• frightening than their opponent's punishment. or treat?" anymore, he writes. the introduction of an element of and we spent the few days before dissuading them from visiting their •; voice: ''TRICK OR TREAT!!!!" Pat Whitaker, mother of According to Stone, kids don't fear. Halloween decorating the large "old earthly haunts and friends." · The voice behind the door sophomore Christine Whitaker, says know what to do if the person in the "[When I was young] we didn 't box." Halloween was converted into a ~ decides to hand out some candy when she was a young trick-or doorway dares a trick. have people putting razor blades in Guire says he and his friends also Christian holiday by the bishop of :_ because the little crusaders mean treater, she and her friends used to Burt Guire, father of junior Erin apples and things like that," he says. made their own costumes because Rome in 610 A.D. : business. give a trick if they did not receive Guire, says, "If you ask them to do Whitaker says she is afraid for they didn't have the money for It was deemed All Hallow from i'"' But such were the Halloweens of candy. a trick they'll just stand there; they children trick-or-treating today. store-bought costumes. the Saxon word Haligan meaning ":' yesteryear. "The·meanest thing we did, if we won't do anything. They just stand "Back then we didn't worry According to History Professor "to keep holy." Two hundred years ~ Halloween, now a chaperoned didn't get candy, was soap up their there with their bags open." about someone doing something George Basalla, the Halloween later the holiday was moved to Nov. :: door·to-door mission for candy, windows," Whitaker says. Guire says trick·or·treating was [hannful] to your candy and I never tradition of costumes, candy I and the festival held the nighl used to be a genuine night of Robert Rothman, professor of conducted in basically the same remember my parents taking me gathering and prank playing came to before was called All Hallow's Eve, spooky spooks and wicked jokes for sociology, says when he was a kid, fashion when he was young, but at out. America with Irish immigrants which has turned into Halloween.
MTV Unplugged The disc follows the Maniacs only began to imply. :: continued from page B 1 10,000 Maniacs through much of their history, Jezebel, which depicts the Elektra highlighting songs from their most tribulations of a failed marriage, sounds well as the acting ability of the giant suffering from a wicked Oedipal Grade: B recent album, Our Time in Eden, but even more beautiful than the original. '· guppy. Complex by night. The godfather of also dipping into the past for more Having been stripped to only the barest Misery (Rob Reiner) - Meathead all horror flicks and one of the most BY M. lYE COMER nostalgic tunes such as Hey Jack of essentials, a few strings and a sole ~ directs a scary movie. Who would ~ve famous scenes of all time. And yes, it Assistant fnlertlinment EcMor Kerouac, Like the Weather and piano, the vulnerability creeps through .., thought? We defy one person to step was Hershey's chocolate syrup that 10,000 Maniacs have been Trouble Me. in Merchant's voice, allowing you to • forward and say they watched the went down the drain. unplugged. .. permanently. During the opening tracks, one almost hear the tears welling up in her - "hobbling" scene without flinching Early last month, Natalie Merchant, begins to wonder why the Maniacs eyes. and developing sharp ankle pain. Honorable Mention ... lead singer, spokesperson and imperus didn't think of doing this before. It The only songs which actually stay Bill Pullman's live burial in The ::; Evil Dead I, II and The Army of for the folk-inspired rock group, called seems, beyond a doubt, that I 0,000 true to the originals are the more recent ~ Darkness (Sam Riarni) - College Serpent and the Rainbow, Stanley it quits, putting an end to the 12-year Maniacs were meant to be heard singles, These Are Days and Candy students can be productive. While Kubrick's extremely di sturbing A history of the Maniacs. acoustically. The gentle strum of the Everybody Wants. Most of the tracks go - studying with Joel and Ethan Coen Clockwork Orange, Roman How fitting that their last release, acoustic guitar and the delicate hum of through some son of transformation on - (Raising Arizona), Riami invented Polanski's frightening portrayal of save any greatest hits compilation that strings seem to lift Merchant's the way from electric to acoustic, with instantaneously. While none of the songs can really - the classic "shakey cam" in this low- parenthood with Rosemary's Baby Eleklra Records may have cooking oo a trademark quivering wail to new levels, the most frequent alteration being a take the place of the original recordings, : budget trilogy. Not exactly a scare and C. Thomas Howell's chilling distant backbumer, be a stripped down in spite of an off-key note every now decelerated tempo. ~ the·pants-off-you flick, but creativity french fry experience in The acoustic performance taken from their and then. Qldly enough, the climax of the disc the Maniacs give one of the greatest • does count for something. Hltcher. And let's not forget the recent appearance on MTV's Eat For Two is carried by the comes with a remake of the Patti Smith performances of the show's history and • Psycho (Alfr ~ d Hitchcock) - "finger" scene in The Great Muppet Unplugged. haunting stomp of cellos and basses classic Because the Night. The will serve as a charming epithet for Anthony Perkins plays nice guy by Caper (just seeing if you're still In typical Maniacs style, the group which, combined with a slowed, instrumentaJion comes alive in a what may be one of the most influential day, seriously afflicted murderer here). goes out with a whisper instead of a sedated pace, brings out a chilling triumphant fury, moving from a quiet groups of the late 80s. bang. ominousness which the srudio version whisper to a bean-jarring wail almost May they rest in peace.
though they're sleeping," says congregation tends to celebrate the Boshart. person's life after their passing . Boshart says he has performed The Methodist religion, Armour Dl:ATH ~lTUAl$ ceremonies for other cultures . says, celebrates life and the continued from page B 1 While working in Boston, he took promise of resurrection with part in an Oriental funeral praise and promise hymns in their many . Dean Boshart, an "People laugh and tell stories." ceremony. The family, he says, funeral services. They believe in a apprentice at Robert T. Jones and TlJ e process of burial, he says, burned incense and kept a possible life after death, he says, Foard Funeral Home on Main usu .ly di' oendo on consultation headless, plucked chi cken close to with value, meaning and purpose. Street, says our fears of the with the 1.. . . ;y to decide whether the casket. As part of tradition, He adds that J UT fear of the afterlife are what make death a to have a private ceremony, they buried it with the body. unknown has created a tradition of dreaded topic. viewing or cremation. "It wasn't bizarre," he says, denial, not preparing us for the "We're a little afraid to die," he If the family decides on a "it's just a lot quieter." inevitable. says. "None of us knows what's burial, the body must first be Not all funerals are the "We have made a great ritual going to happen ... it's about faith." embalmed, which is a process traditional , morbid tear-jerkers, out of dying," he says. Our society does celebrate using chemicals to preserve the however. " We tend to hide [death] from death, not only with Halloween, body. For a viewing, the body Pastor Clifford Armour of the our ch ildren, denying them for but through the funeral ceremony. must be prepared with make-up, to Newark Uni ted Methodist Church years so they don' t know how to "It's a celebration of the give a more natural appearance. on Main S treet says his deal with it." person's life," Boshart says. "We want them to appear as "They Today •Men's soccer vs. Notre Dame 2:30 p.m. •Volleyball Delaware Invitational "He doesn't like his Saturdar equipment to get cold." • Football vs. Maine 1 :00 p.m. - Delaware ice hockey senior forward Jason • Field hockey vs. St. Josepn's 11 :30 a.m. Bergey on teammate Mark Buell's habit of •Women's Cross Country Del.lnvit. noon or s not leaving his equipment on the bus. Sunday •Women's soccer vs. SUNY-Stbrk 11:00 a.m. Friday
The Review, Volume 110, Number 16 October 29, 1993 • 84 Sports in Review The Delaware Chiefs ice hockey team By jason Sean takes the ice this winter. When they do Garber there will be a War cry on ice BY MEREDITH GLAZAR former cqllege and farm system The Assistant Sports Edito1 players from the mid-Atlantic area, The whistle blows. started in 1986 as a recreational A dozen or so pairs of men clad see CHIEFS page B6 effect of in hockey pads lock arms and begin to wrestle. One by one, they fall on the ice. Fifteen or 20 seconds later, the Mitch whistle blows again. The men get up from the ice, the whistle blows again and the whole Wild Thing makes my heart process starts over. sing. This is the fighting drill , to Makes my blood flow, my prepare players for scuffles on the hands shake, my knees twitch ice and improve their balance. The and really could drive someone goal is to be the guy on top at the to drink. sound of the second whistle. In the sixth game of the World To be on top is also the goal of Series, when Mitch "The Wild the Delaware Chiefs semipro ice Thing" Williams entered the hockey team. ballgame, the people in the room "We have a mission of putting a in which I was entombed yelled competitive team on the ice," out a loud scream of horror. Coach Charlie Pens said. "I expect It was the precursor to a a competitive, ha rd-hitting, Halloween fright night. aggressive season." The sweat was not only But as this is the Chiefs' first pouring out of Larry Andersen, season as a se~ipro organization, but out of the Phillies faithful. it might take a fe w ye ars, Pen s Towels were not the only said. ornaments decorating this Intense drills and tight holiday's tre~:s. but closed hands discipline at practice are crucial to over closed eyes and other increase players' competitiveness. assorted blinding objects. Players caught fooling around This was the time. Will Mitch during practice have to do push- be the Wild Thing? Or would he ups. . just once not be the torturous, "Charlie is pretty stric t," pain-wrenching pitcher fans have goaltender Lewis Hines said. grown accustomed to. The team skates onto the ice at But it was Halloween - not the start of practice with AC/DC's Christmas -for Philadephians. Thunders/ruck blaring in the The tormented Philadelphia background. past came to life once again, With clockwork preci sion , much like any ghoul, right after players move from one drill to the the Blue Jays' Joe Carter' s shot next without a word from the cleared the left field wall, giving coach. Toronto baseball's prize. The men know the routi ne . From The Wild Thing lived up to his shooting on goal to agility drills reputation and, like any for quick turns on the ice, they've professional, he accepted his clearly been through the motions share of blame as well. before. In fact, more than his fair In the wake of Blue Rocks share. baseball and Blue Bombers True, he could be blamed for basketball, Delaware Chiefs both the Game 4 loss and the hockey fits in w ith the local Game 6 loss in a sense, but think professional sports explosion. about it rationally and not In semipro hockey, sponsors pay emotionally. for equipment, training, travel, Mitch came into Game 6 not insurance, supplies, ice time and the 95 mph-fastball-tossing, other expenses, but players do not long-hair-on-fire, cocky, lefty he receive a salary. was for most of the season. Anheuser-Busch, CCM, Lexus Rather, he was weary-armed of Wilmington and Delaware Trust and weak; his confidence had are among the Chiefs ' sponsors. slipped because of his shaky "I don't want them to have to performance in Game 4; he worry about anything but playing hadn't slept in days because of hockey," Pens said. THE REVIEW I J. Hollada threats he was receiving. The Chiefs, made up mainly of Delaware Chiefs semipro ice hockey goalie Lewis Hines peers out of his mask during practice. Hines His normal velocity of 95 mph will travel to Florida to try out for the Jacksonville Bullets, a minor league hockey team. had shrunk to a miniscule 83 mph, so he could not rely on overpowering batters as usual. Batters were no longer in fear of the Wild Thing - fans were. But realistically, what option Bockius blocks out Leopards in volleyball win was there? In the ninth inning of the sixth game of the World Series, for a BY SARA HAUFF toughed it out to come back and win but we get it done." team staving off elimination, do Assistant Sports Editor 13-15. Delaware Coach Barbara Viera said you bring in someone untested in The crowd quiets. But the Hens "We actually started playing better the biggest strength of the team is the the closer role, or do you bring in grow louder. [in the third game], than we have in depth of talent, giving her possibilities Mitch? "Bump, set, spike it. That's the way our season," Erisman said. "I finalized of mixing up the line-up. Anqersen was Qut. we like it. Ahhhh- Delaware!" the line-up. We went a step ahead in But Viera was not totally satisfied David "Grimace" (thanks to 'This is the ritualistic cheer that the our transition year." Wednesday, because she thought the the Delaware hockey team) West Delaware women' s volleyball team The Hens pulled out a 15-12 win in Hens should have won the match in was spent. screams at the beginning of matches. the fourth game with aggressive spikes three games. Tommy Greene is not a closer And Wednesday against Lafayette to shift the momentum back to "If we play what we've been and is notorious for getting off to at Carpenter Sports Building, the Hens Delaware. capable of doing, we can win the [Blue bad starts. could have added, "block it" to the ''The match against Drexel shows Hen Invitational]." Viera said. "Our Bobby Thigpen fills up space cheer. we're not going to give up," Brassell playing is peaking at a good time, near in the bullpen, not on the mound. Delaware had a total of 16 blocks, said. the end of the season." What option did Manager Jim led by sophomore Carolyn Bockius It 's good to know the Hens can The Blue Hen Invitational tonight is Fregosi have? and juniors Jennifer Stock and Kathy make a comeback, Brassell said, but at Carpenter Spons Building at 5:30 Bring in your ace closer, or Shaw, all with five blocks each. they should have beaten Lafayette and 8:00 and tomorrow at 10:00, some brittle-armed reliever or a The Hens dominated in the first two faster. 12:30, 3:30 and 6:00, if playoffs are starter that doesn't get into his games of the 15-5, 15-3, 13-15, 15-12 "We're the comeback kids team," needed. The Hens take on UConn, groove until he has pitched three match. Brassell said. "We do it the hard way, LaSalle, Syracuse ru\d Morgan State. innings? Delaware freshman Karen Mitch Williams was the best Kunselman, named North Atlantic option by default then and would Conference Rookie of the Week for be the best choice anyway. her performance in the Hens' win He was a major reason the against Drexel last Wednesday, Phillies got as far as they did. teamed up with Bockius to make Mitch had a good season. several blocks. Forty-three saves for the National The Leopards were a tough, League Champions is something scrappy team, making many diving 13 teams can be jealous of. saves and attempted diving saves. Regardless · of his weary ''We make up for the lack of height performance in the World Series, by being physical and spunky," said Williams is one of the top five Lafayette Coach Penny Erisman. closers in the National League. But they didn't make up for it After all, who is better? enough. Hens hitters frequently Rod Beck, Bryan Harvey, jumped above the net and spiked Randy Myers, John Wetteland decisively at the Leopards. and that is it. Sophomore Nikki Brassell's sets The death threats and over were consistently on target - ri ght to negative comments Williams has the player calling for !he ball. received have been uncalled for Wi!h the score 10-9 in the third game, Brassell set 1o junior Jennifer , and were perpetrated at first by _.<... (:~ ;~:JZ~ey Ji~ : aUali.ke~ atl(i emotional Phillies fans and later Stock who smashed a kill over the net. "We're really playing as a team by sports fans who really don't THE REVIEW I Walt"' M. Eberz now,'' Brassell said. "I'm .~etting a feel understand the situation. 'f!le Delaware women's volleyball team pulled together for a 3·1 They see one pitch. They see for everyone on the court. VIctory over Lafayette Wednesday at Carpenter Sports Building. But in game three, Lafayette see WILLIAMS page B6 October 29, 1993 . THE REVIEW. 85 Men's soccer woes continue Lafayette shuts out punchless Hens 3-0. BY MIQWL lEWIS Before the Hens could catch their offense, so we really can't affmlto get Sial~ breath, the Leo(mds struCk again. behiM like we did today." It has become a frustrating habit for With the ball deep in the Delaware Their (ride oo the line, the Hens came the Delaware men's soccer team this zone, the Hens were called fa- a oiwffig out much more alen and aggressive in the season. foul, giving Lafayeue a direct kick. second half. They come out for the game, play From 15 yards away, Lafayette Junior forward Andy Bullard had a hard fa- about half of it, fail tu ~ t the bal l defenseman Jason Berry drove a low good scoring chance with 10 minutes in the net and they lose. liner toward the left comer of the net. gone by. He floated a shot frun the left Wedresday's game against Lafayette Mason dove fa- it, butdeflocted it into the wing toward the net. but it went over the College at Delaware field fo ll owed the neL crossbar. ~perfectly . Befa-e five minutes had elap;ed. the As time dwindled, Delaware's The Hens fell behind earl y, and Hens were down 2-0. frustration i.ocreased and the game enled though they outplayed the Leopards in The remainder of the half was in a sca-eless performance by the Hens the sean! half, they lost 3-0. dominated by Lafayette, and witl1 12 - their fifth in a row. "The only way thi s team can be minuteS left in the half, they ~t another Delaware has now sca-ed an anemic successful is if we work hard," Delaware nail in Delaware's coffm. 13 goals in 15 games. Coach Marc Samooislcy said, "and in the As a (Xllel1lia1 Hen ana.:k was broken "I really think our effort was much first half, we just didn 't do that." up at midfield, Leoplrd midfieldcr Brian better in the second half, but we dug Lafayene (9-5-1) took control of the Mahoney made a great pass on the left ourselves too deep of a hole early," game at the outset, outshooting Delaware wing todefenseman Chris Preheim. Samonisky said. (2-13-1, 0-5 Nooh Atlantit Conference) He drove in on the collapsing Hen "We have just got to learn how to play nine to one in the first half. Three of those defense, and launched a shot from just consistently for a whole game." shots foum their way into the net. with outside the circle that flew through the air "It's really a shame that we have to go the first two cooling within 90 seconds of so fast Mason had little time to react down by three goals before we start to each other. befa-e the ball was in the net. play," Meadows added. Three minutes into the first half, "We just didn't come out ready to "If we hro played as well in the first THE REVIEW I Walter M . Eberz Leopard midfielder Chri s Fincken play today, and we were completely flat half as we did in the secood, the outcome Junior forward Andy Bullard dodges a pursuing Lafayette defender, but it's not enough to give the opened the scoring with a blast from 10 in the first half," Delaware senior forward might have been a little dilfetelll." Hens an edge in their 3·0 loss Wednesday at Delaware Field. yards out that sailed over the hea:l of Hen Cheyney Meadows said. Delaware will foce Notre Dame today junia- goalkeeper Stuan Mason. "We don't really have a high-powered at 2:30p.m.
Alumni flashback ... _ From an All-Everything Hen, to head coach at Maryland ...... " ., power so quickly really speaks to her Meharg has compiled an 80-34-7 "' talent," says Delaware Associate record in six years at Maryland, an ; Athletic Director Mary Ann Hitchens, Atlantic Coost Conference team, but Women's who cooched Mehalg at Delaware. players say she k~ the irnponance "She was a real accomplished field of hockey in perspective. : hocl5;ey and lacrosse player both," "I live with four volleyball players j Hitchens says. and I see what their coaches are like." c Players say Meharg's coaching says Beckman, whose roommates ! sttength lies in her skill, her emphasis spend almost all their time with l 25th ~ i on a team coocept and her persooality. volleyball. "[Meharg] realizes that "She's a bundle of energy," says we're sllldents and we are in college ' Irene Horvat, a Terrapin goalkeeper and there's other things we have to do. Sports who started playing field hockey "She really cares about us." while living in Australia "Her energy Meharg's feelings for the team J . , .. can be very cootagious." show in her attitude toward losses. Meharg, a Wilmingtoo native, was "[When we lose] it feels like she BY MECAN MillERMOlT pmt of the U. S. Hockey Team from loses too," Beckman says. Spo
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