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:Undercove·r reporter films Kappa Alpha party
~~ne~d from a Kappa Alpha party held party was an ineffective deterrent. know are under 21 who were KYW-1V news earlier this semester. The film also depicted a woman drinking," Dee said. "Otherwise The university chapter of the According to Dean of Students being carried away from the crowd, there could be a libel suit." Kappa Alpha Order was the focus of Timothy F. Brooks, KYW reporter allegedly unconscious from The spokesperson for KYW · spotlights fraternity a KYW-TV news report examining Karen Tietl~baum gained access to consuming too much alcohol. could not be r~ched for comment the dangers of Greek life at area the party with an invitation. In response to KYW's report, as of Thursday afternoon. ' colleges this week. Tietlebaum then used a miniature Kappa Alpha President John Ferris Brooks said the station could in investigative In the Wednesday night segment, fiber-optics video camera to record (AS SR) said: "Kappa Alpha prove that minors were servM. which included footage from a party activities at the party, Brooks said. adheJ eS to all university and · "Kappa Alpha followed the at the Kappa Alpha house, the Neither the fraternity nor Brooks Fraternal Insurance Purchasing [alcohol] regulations to a point," he story on allegedly Philadelphia station's reporter Walt was aware of the surveillance until Group regulations concerning social said. "It appeared that where the Hunter deemed fraternities Monday. functions and the ·use of alcohol alcohol was located was not "dangerous and deadly." He The report detailed Kappa related to them. monitored, and [guests] who were dangerous and compared them to the Alpha's procedures at the beginning "We have done so in the past, underage were not asked for stereotypically wild brotherhood in of the party. Guests exchanged cans and we are committed to doing so in tickets." the movie "Aninial House." of beer for tickets, to be redeemed the future." The television station may also "Too often after the_party ends, later in accordance with the Inter Though the fraternity has not have violated Kappa Alpha's irresponsible tragedies are beginning," Hunter fraternity Council's (IFC) bring contested the charges, Juliet Dee, privacy as a private residence. said in the report. your-own-beer policy. assistant professor of Title 11, section 1335 of the The report told of a Drexel Hunter's account alleged that communications, said the legality of Delaware Code Annotated states "A behavior by Greeks University Alpha Phi Lambda minors at the party were able to KYW's reporting could be person is guilty of violation of fraternity member who died after obtain alcohol despite the questioned. privacy when, except as authorized falling from a roof while restrictions, and that an off-duty "If they are making charges, they Timothy F. Brooks , at local universities intoxicated. It also included footage police officer who attended the have to produce students that they see lnW page A3 Dean of Students Violent crime Minority enrollment rate stable in shows little growth New recruitment programs attempt to Newark area increase·diversity of student population By Chris Dolmetsch City News Editot positive image f~ those students. Last week, a woman was dragged under a truck by "A student's life on campus is not an unknown assailant behind the Pathmark in College When Jai Jennifer, an African strictly an academic life. Students ID.lSl Square, and a local man was stabbed when he American, decided to come to the have a social environment they feel attempted to stop the attacker. university in 1988, he heard from comfortable and soclaJ. in" On Nov. 1, a student was assaulted in her Victoria friends it w~ a "racist school." The university's admissions office Court apartment when she stepped out of the shower. But because he received a Merit has eight admissions officers woo ttavel In October, New Castle County and Newark Police Award Tuition scholarship and the aaoss the country to recruit African- announced that they had linked six erea rapes in the univezsity had a good biology piogram. American students, Hikes said tast year to a serial rapist. • Jennifer decided to at1aX1 the university _:roo Office ri Adnissions also works These and other incidents have led some to believe anyway. with the foor colleges - Business and that Newark is becoming a dangerous place to live, but Jennifer, a recent graduate, was Economics, Engineering, Education, crime statistics show little change from _hist year. referred to the university by a friend of and Human Resources - who have · "An incident like this attracts a lot of attention," the family. programs designed to contribute to the Newark Police Chief William A. Hogan said. "The He said was not a part of the small ~of mioority students, she said university has always attracted a lot of people that group of students· the university has These programs geared toward make the community interesting." targeted as part of ------m i n o r i t y But Hogan is quick to point out that the numbers its minority ..This school is very reauitment include: haven't really gone up. The city~ seen 10 rapes and r e c r u i t m e n t the College of attempts this year to date, while 14 rapes had occurred program. separated. White Engineering's RISE last year at this time, he said. According to the d bl (Resources to Insure There has been an increase in the number of Office of people an . ack S u c c e s s f u I aggravated assaults, from five to 19, he said, but this is Ins tit uti 0 n a I people don't integrate Engineers) pugrarn, mainly because the definition of aggravated assault Research and the College of has changed since last year. · Planning, the as much as tfley Ed u c a t i on ' s Hogan said he thinks isolated incidents like the percentage of should... A. S. P. I. R. E. Pathmark one may cause people to panic. African-American program, the ''The problem is, everyone reacts when the news undergraduate -William Moultrie (PE SR) Fortune 2000 breaks, but give it a month and everyone forgets," he students enrolled at program in the said. the university has College of Business Director of Public Safety Doug Tuttle said any inaeased less than 1 and Ecooomics, and increase in crime can be attributed to the times. pen:ent in six years. the HORIZON pugram in the College "There's always some linkage between crime and This year, 631 out of the 14,645 ofHummReswrces. the economy," be said. "Towns like Newark aren't undergraduates at the university are The university's College of isolated like they used to be. African-American students, 343 are Engineering has the highest JXOIXX!ion "But Newark still has a low violent crime rate as Asian, 154 are Hispanic and 24 are of African-American undergraduates of compared to other urban areas." i' Americanlndlans. any traditionally white American Campus rape figures have actually gone down, Ryan Williams (AS SR) said a lot of university. One in eight engineering Tuttle said, from two in 1989 to none last year. black st\Xlents considering coming to the undergraduates is African America,· Hogan said he thinks people need to be more university "!<><* at that number and then according to an article in the winter careful within the city. turn the page" of their Peterson's 1991 UniversityofDelawaremagazine. "'ne advantage the exposure has is it makes people College Guide. . Christine Tingle (EG SR) said ~ more cautious and careful," he said. "You shouldn't -be ZenobiaHilces. anAfric:an-.Armican heard about the university's RISE out at two or three in the morning anyway. recently hired as an admissions ~cer. pugram from Frank Wells, the director ''It's just a matter of safety." said there are a number of factors ofthe{I'Ogramfrom 1987until1992. Tuttle said students can help make the campus mER~mN/Ma~~lli~CretKh contributing to the low minority Tingle said Wells and her sdlolarship safer. Tip off! Spencer Dunkley tries to get the ball in his court during the Blue Hens' enrollment at the university. from RISE. which covers room and "We really encourage people to call us if something 129·88 exhibition win over the Fortean Institute Explorers Monday night. Hikes said: "Some students do not boll'd. aew her to the university. doesn't look right," he said. "Most crimes are cmsider Delaware a viible option. The Durin& the five years Wells served a prevented by someone who calls the police." unrest m ca..tnJliS does not contribute a see MINOR11Yp"8e A4 Happy Anniversary Police. survey Laird . National Student Exchange celebrates lot by video camera· 25 years of coast to coast placement By Ken Nager 24-hours-a-day but it didn't seem By Liz Lardaro The NSE has since placed more City N.ws Editor to work out," Heckman said. "It Anistlllt N~ Editor than 30,000 students and its University Police hope a birds became very expensive and it Everyday after classes last membership has grown to more eye view of the Laird campus restricted the officer from semester, university student than 100 colleges and universities, parking lot will help stop criminal patrolling the rest of the campus." Frances Castaldo (PE SR) relaxed Worley says. mischief. - The camera cost between in the sun at the in-ground pool She refers to the university, Large amounts of automobile $12,000 and $15,000, he said. next to her dorm. which became part of the NSE in vandalism in the parking lot over Director of Public Safety Doug But she wasn't in Delaware. 1973,as a partner in the growth of the past year have prompted Tuttle said the money was mostly She was attending California the program. University Police to install an funded out of parking revenues. State University at Northridge, The NSE was founded by the experimental surveillance camera "Parking fees went up last year thanks to the National Student vice presidents of the University on top of Christiana West Tower. to help fund the surveillance Exchange (NSE). of Alabama and the University of "The idea came about because camera," Tuttle said. The NSE, which places Montana, Worley says. They were there were a lot of problems last Heckman said he came up with students at colleges and looking for ways to invoke year," University Police the second solution to set up a universities across the country, is students In domestic exchange. Investigator David Heckman said, camera on north campus and celebrating it's 25th anniversary Worley says the NSE is unique referring to the 83 cars vandalized watch the parking lot from a video . this year. because there is no other national rnE REV1EW I Mulmilh~ Cretsch last year. · screen set up in the Public Safety In· its first year in 1967, the exchange program. Visiting NSE members display comradery, overlooking their host Heckman said University Police building. program had a ·membership of "We're the only program that campus from the steps of Memori~l Hall Wednesday afternoon. came up with two solutions. "After talking with police three campuses and placed seven crouea stale lines," lhe says. The first one was to position an departments in the state and other students, says Bette Worley, NSE Worley, who has been with the officer in the north campus universities that use camera executive director. parking lot at all times. surveillance techniques, I thought see NSE page AS "We kept a man in the parking we could really benefit from lot for about two or three weeks, see VIDEO CAMEIApase AS
J .) A2 • THE REVIEW • Novemeber 20, 1992
AIDS educator speaks open on Harrington at Perkins Student Two Harrington beach Center volleyball courts should be ready foe use by the end of next week, An advocate of AIDS said an official from Plant prevention spoke Tucaday about Operations. the importance of teaching Grounds Supervisor Roger children about AIDS. Bowman said the courts, which Jonathon SHin. a member of the cost a total of about $5,000, have graduate faculty at the Bankslreet been paid for by Housing and College of Educatim In New York Residence Life. gave a speech called "AIDS, Bowman said the courts will Knowledge and Pedagogy" to a have adjustable nets and will be group of about 40. available on a first-come, ftrst "Being gay Is not a lifestyle,'' serve basis. They will be routinely he said. "I consider Lifestyles to maintained by his staff, he said. be something you buy at the The courts were put in as a [drug) store." result of requests from students Silin said one out of every four who wanted a permanent children In the typical urban volleyball setting, Bowman said. school knows someone who has According to Mary Ellen died of AIDS, yet no one wants to Rapposelli, assistant director of discuss such issues in the recreation, there is no plan for classroom. intramural beach volleyball at this "The fear people have is getting time. - these so- called taboo issues out of ''However,'' she said, "if the teacher's closet,'' he said. "We students show an interest, the idea are not talking about giving a ~ill be taken into consideration." lecture to fust-graders about what it is like to be gay." Another problem. according to Art spokesman Silin, is that children know more questions modernism than many adults think they do. Silin illustrated this point by A spokesman from the sharing an experience he had in a University of the Arts in Greenwich Village second grade Philadelphia said artists in society THE REVIEW I MaxlmiUI., CretJdl . classroom. Three boys were should deal with tradition, religion Up and away! Sophomore point guard Brian Pearl follows through on a shot to end the first half of the Blue Hen's romp over the Fortean Explorers. playing with a toy telephone. Each and basic capitalism in a speech one used the phone to pretend to on Wednesday afternoon. dial 1-800-SEXX and make dates In a speech titled "An and against tradition in the art. used an artist, a critic and a modernism believes Jmdernism and used sociologist Hilton Kramer for themselves and their friends. Politics: Three Views of Farnum's theory on modernism sociolgist. went too far to one extreme and that as an example. Silin's lecture was given in the Modernism," Richard Farnum suggested three different views of He said artist Suzi Gablik the artist is not recognized by However, he said, Kramer also Perkins Student Center. questionea the success of artistic the rev<'!uLio.;, .:1. liberal one, a believes "art should be powerful." society. believes modernism is finished. modernism. conservative one, and one centered He said she believes artistic Farnum said the third view of Volleyball courts to Farnum said artistic modernism in the middle. modernism has failed. modernism entails a: modernism Compiled by Mindy Maslynsky, Liz is known as a kind of revolution To illustrate his theory, Farnum Farnum said the second view of supporter. Lardaro and Paula Silverman
:Faculty Senate plans to inti ate school behavior code
By lan Madover Senate voted to create a three Brooks said. in our academic community." second forum to discuss what was ~afffleporter member faculty committee to write He said the proposed code is Heath B.uzin (AS JR), said he felt written," Porter said. An increase in racial tensions and the statement. The university has especially important since our the university might be looking for Several of the attendants at the homophobia across campus this not yet decided in what format the present speech code has been an alternative way to control open hearing were disturbed with semester has prompted the statement will appear. revoked. students. trying to complete the statement in ii ni versi ty to create a code of Timothy F. Brooks, dean of The university revoked its speech "I'm skeptical because with the such a short' period of time. behavior meant to promote unity on students, began the hearing stressing codes, which prohibit students from university speech · code being Hilton Brown, a professor of art campus. his concern about the present using offensive language, after a revoked, it seems like this is a conservation, said February· was an On Monday, faculty members situation on campus. Supreme Court decision in St. Paul, backward method to enforce unrealistic goal. and students attended an open "This fall, with the number of Minn., last summer declared behavior," Buzin said. "Reviewing and editing it would hearing in Memorial Hall to give situations with African-Americans campus speech codes He said individual rights should , need a wide diverse viewpoint, and . input on what the statement should and anti-semitism, the university unconstitutional. not be· excluded from this statement. would require lots of work," Brown include. ' needs a statement on record to show "We cannot control speech," "The university ·should treat said. , Earlier this month, the Faculty its commitment to tolerance," Brooks said, "so we need consensus people as individuals, otherwise our Stuart Sharkey, vice president· for problems will not be solved," Buzin Student Life, said the proposed code said. could be shown to new students and Kenneth Lomax, president of the faculty. Faculty Senate, said the open "They can see that at this hearing provides everyone with the university, this is what we stand for opportunity to voice their opinion. and this is what we aspire to," "This is one of the ingredients Sharkey said. the writing committee will use to "A statement without action is write the statement, "Lomax said. nothing," Patricia Davis, manager of He said the statement is Management Information Services scheduled to be ·proposed at said. "We need to put action behind February's Faculty Senate meeting. the words." Russell Porter (BE SR), president David Bellamy, professor of of the Delaware Undergraduate mathematical sciences, said there is Student Congress (DUSC), said he a strong need for respect of · was concerned students would-not differences on campus. · be involved in writing the "Hearing all these voices, it . statement. occurs that a statement of principles "It is my recommendation that if is not complete," Bellamy said. there is not a student on the "What needs to be at the root is committee, then there should be a respect." I Police Reports
Student thrown from 1989 Yamaha scooter motorcycle in accident stolen from Chapel St. A university student was taken A 1989 Yamaha black scooter to Christiana Hospital Tuesday was stolen from the rear of the after his motorcycle collided with 100 block of S. Chapel St. an automobile on Elkton Road. sometime between 3 p.m. and 9 Christopher Yasik (AS SO) p.m. Tuesday, Newark Police was hospitalized and released said. ' early Tuesday night, a hospital The scooter is valued at $837, spokeswoman said. pollee said. Heather Darreff (AS FR), a wltneu, heard a loud screech when crouina the atreet, she Electronic equipment, said. When abe turned, Yuik had visor stolen from been thrown off the bike. Accident Reconatructionlat Mazda Robert Barnea of the Newark A 1987 Mazda parked in the Police aave thia account of the Holllnaaworth parklna lot was Incident: broken Into and various At about 6:30p.m. Haaaerty, equipment waa stolen aometlme who wu drlvlna aouth on Blkton between 10:45 p.m. Tuelday and Rd., came to the interaectlon of 1:20 a.m. Wedneaday, Newark Elkton and Amstel Roads, where Police laid. she proceeded to make a left turn A Blaupunkt AMIFM cauette ontoAmatel. stereo, Whistler radar detector, Aa she turned, she hit Yasik, apeaker cover and LL Bean visor who was drlvlna north on hla oraanizer were stolen from the motorcycle. automobile, pollee laid. Yaalk wu thrown from the The total value atolen Ia bike and au beaan leaklna from eadmated at $670 and damqe to the bike's au tank. the car Ia valued at S175, pollee Pollee and fire officials hurried aald. to remove the au tank and contain the leak while Yulk wu - Compll~d by K!!n Nipr 1nd taken to the hospital. Ron Port~r Hauerty wu charaed with failure to yield on a left turn, Barnesaaid. November 20,1992. THE REVIEW •AJ Racial tensions rise in Germany as attacks increase Anniversary of 'Crystal Night' brings 100,000 people into streets to protest recent violence against jews and foreigners
By Eugene Paoli seekers, Wuest said. radical group and "the problem is not as foreigne~s." StMf~er He said the main concern of the large as western press makes it out to be." Wuest..said he believes the latest surge The reunification of Germany in 1989 extremists is the influx of asylum-seekers World itt review Wuest said the right-wing extremists of violence will divide the country even and German constitutional law has brought who by German constitutional law are are a minority group in Germany and are further politically and economically. about a rise in violent attacks against allowed to freely enter the country if they committing violent acts against the Hahn said asylum-seekers who enter foreigners and refugees seeking asylum in feel they are persecuted in any way by Monday to change the asylum-seeker asylum-seekers for economic reasons. Germany for economic reasons should Germany. their own government. policy within the German constitution to "Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in stay and find work in their own country. A recent surge of attacks by right-wing Wuest said asylum-seekers waiting for limit the numbers seeking asylum. 1989, the standard of living has become which in turn will help their own extremists directed toward foreigners and their legitimacy to be investigated are He said, "Germany is expecting about highly unbalanced between the old East economy. Jewish monuments has caused mass given housing, receive approximately 500,000 asylum-seekers to enter the and West Germany. "The government should employ more protest from anti-racists. $360 a month and are not allowed to work. country by the end of 1992." "High unemployment has caused people in the agencies that investigate On Nov. 9 approximately 100,000 Mark J. Miller, associate professor of Robert Hahn (BE GR), also a German tension and dissention between Germans, asylum-seekers which will limit their stay Germans demonstrated across the nation to political science and international resident studying at the university, said the especially those from the former East, and to a few months," he said. mark the 54th anniversary of the Nazi's relations, said right-wing extremists are process of investigating the nearly 300,000 asylum-seekers," he said. Hahn also said if asylum-seekers were violent "Crystal Night" attacks on Jews using asylum-seekers as a scapegoat for asylum-seekers can take up to two years. Folio said the problem stems from a tagged as immigrants and forced to find and to protest the new unrest of right-wing their own problems. Hahn said a mere 5 percent of those poor East German economy whose work there would be less tension between extremists. · Miller said he is worried about ri~ht seeking asylum are allowed to remain in unemployed youths are committing violent Germans and foreigners. Andreas Wuest (PS FR), a German wing violence but he is not fearing a Germany following their investigation. acts against foreigners who are receiving Wuest and Hahn agreed that once the resident studying at the university, said reoccurrence of Germany's racist "A majority of asylum-seekers come to government money. economy is rebuilt and stabilized, the German right-wing extremists are causing historical past. Germany for economic reasons, not Folio said, ''The majority of the German right-wing extremists will reduce the riots the problems, and violence is the easy ''There is a remote chance that violence because they are persecuted," he said. population is middle class and is against and violent attacks on foreigners. solution for their concerns. will lead to the downfall of democracy in Marta Folio (AS JR), who studied in the extremists. Hahn said he sees the riots as a test for There have been many violent attacks Germany," he said. Germany last fall semester, said the "The government is trying to step in democracy and how the government will on houses being occupied by asylum- Miller said the Social Democrats agreed violence is being committed by a small and stop the spread of violence against solve the problem.
Catholic Church Smokeout attempts updates catechism to extinguish butts
By Beth Kennedy and thou shalt not drive while National effort to stop smoking for 24 hours Staff Reporter drunk" are just some of the new The world's 960 million applications The Inquirer cited. By Gregg David helping others. Roman Catholics have a whole Other issues the catechism Staff Reporter Stambaugh continues to see IUl new book of rules to abide by. proclaims as sins are drug abuse Lung cancer. oncologist every six months, and The Roman Catholic Church and trafficking. bribery and A brain tumor. has his chest X-rayed once a year. published a new Universal corruption and fraudulent Two-and-a-half packs of Pall By advising others, he said he Catechism, or book of religious accounting. Mall's a day for 21 years and Marty helps steer them away from the instruction, in France this week. Many students said they agreed Stambaugh, 6·1, is still here to tell three main components of smoking: The new catechism, the with most of the new catechism's about it. habit, addiction and psychological Church's first since an unofficial rules. Stambaugh spoke of his survival dependency. interim catagorizing of sins was "I would have to agree with Wednesday, and of his passion to He said he doesn't want peopl~ issued in the early 1900s, took most of those new rules because help others in honor of the 16th to use cigarettes as a crutch under more than seven years to prepare those acts are unlawful anyway," Church is making progress with the new religious instructions. Annual Great American Smokeout pressure or in certain and is the most extensive since said Stephanie Stowell (AS SR). the new catechism. This translation is not expected on Nov. 19. circumstances, such as drinking the last catechism issued in 1566. "I think the Catholic Church is "I agree that homosexuals for at least a year. The smokeout is an attempt by alcohol and using illegal drugs. The Nov. 16 issue of The making progress, but I still feel should be treated with more Father David A. Baumgartel of the American Cancer Society to get Students in smoking section of Philadelphia Inquirer reported: people have the right to freedom compassion and I think the Immaculate Heart of Mary smokers to stop for 24 hours - and The Scrounge reacted differently to Pope John Paul II called the and choices," Stowell said. everybody has a right to their Church in Liftwood said until that possibly for good. the idea of the smokeout. new catechism an "event of In the new catechism, own preferences," said Justine time priests can only base their According to Judy Dolinger of A female said she'd try to quit, historic importance." homosexuality is still condemned, Ridout (HR JR). opinions of the changes on what the American Cancer Society, of 50 but Thursday is a big drinking The catechism restates but is treated with more The 426-page book has only has been printed in newspapers. million smokers participating in the night, and she wasn't sure she could traditional sins such as killing, compassion. been released in Italy and France, However, Baumgartel said he smokeout in 1991, seven million make it without a smoke. adultery and idol a try, but has Homosexuals are still urged to because other translations have does expect the new catechism to stayed off cigarettes for 24 hours One male was equally as added some modern sins: practice abstinence, but the new not been completed. be of the same format as the old and six million stayed off for one to skeptical. "Thou shalt not evade taxes, catechism condemns unjust Area Catholic Church officials one - a handbook of questions three days. "What's the point for one day?" thou shalt not fiddle with the discrimination against them. refuse to comment on the and answers for teaching the Stambaugh, who graduated from I need to psych myself up to quit, company books, thou shalt not Many Catholic students said catechism until they have principles of the Catholic the university in the mid-1960s, and one day is not enough to engage in genetic manipulation they agreed that the Catholic received the English version of religion. quit smoking in 1972, only to prepare." I discover 12 years later he had lung In Delaware, 600 new tobacco cancer which later progressed into a related cancer cases and 455 cancer brain tumor. deaths are expected this year1 In 1984, when he Jirst became according to American Cancer New water treatment plant to open Dec. 3 ill, he needed help from his wife, Society statistics. friends and co-workers at William In reference to the smokeout, one City water supply to flow from White Clay Creek; residents doubt facility will change quality Penn High School in New Castle student said: "Yeah, I can quit any where he taught for 30 years. time lwant. I just don't feel like it "You need that support when right now." By Chris Dolmetsch your health fails," Stambaugh said. 'Dolinger said although the City News Editor He needed help to fight lung smokeout may be effective for The city's new water treatment cancer, which Dolinger said has some people, it is not a! ways a plant will clean up the water supply only a 13 percent cure rate. deterrent for others. system when it opens Dec. 3. She added 90 percent of all fatal "Unfortunately, for all those The plant, which took shape last cancers involve tobacco. people that try·and quit, 3,000 October when the city contracted After Stambaugh's retirement in teenagers across America start P.O. Construction to build a well 1989. he devoted his time to everyday," she said. system to support it, is located on Paper Mill Road behind the Curtis Paper Co. Currently, 70 percent of Newad's water is bought from Wilmington KYW films Kappa Alpha Suburban Water Co., while the continued from page A1 responsibly with respect to remaining water comes from two well education about drinking and fields, said City Water Director Joe . by law, he installs in any private regulations about drinking." Dombrowski. plac:e, without consent of the person Stuart J. Sharkey, vice pre~ident With the .new plant, 20 percent of or persons entitled to privacy there, for Student Affairs, said he agreed. the water will still come from any device for observing, "I think the report was really Wilmington Suburban and 10 percent photographing, recording, slanted," he said. "To take a tragic from the well fields, Dombrowski amplifying or broadcasting sounds death at Drexel and then show a ·said, while 70 percent will come from or events in that place or uses any Kappa Alpha party is a big leap. the new facility. such unauthorized installation." "We [run things] much tighter "We don't want to separate totally Students in the university's than they were at Drexel. At least from [Wilmington Suburban] because Greek system said they were angry they showed the policeman in we've spent the last 10 years with with KYW's report. uniform." them," he said. "We don't want to be John E. McNulty (BE SR), lFC Roselle added, "There is not on our own when there's a problem." president, said: "My main concern news in beer being at a fraternity Most of the university will be THf RMfW !Owl• Dahelldl is the negative publicity for the party. [Fraternities] are not the only served by the plant, which is now The Newark water treatment plant, located behind the Curtis Paper Co. on Paper Mill Road, is Greek system and the university. I places you would find beer at the being JX'Cpared by engineers, he said. scheduled to open Dec. 3 and will service 70 percent M Newark and most of the university. . wish that some positive aspects University of Delaware campus." The Newark Water System was could have been displayed, rather Brooks said, "I'm the first one to :formed around 1903, said a report by than focusing on negative realize that we're not perfect, either 'the Newark Water System Advisory Gardner's recommendation to form there, at least, they wo1:1ld tell you rain flows into the wells. allegations which were not proven." on campus, off campus or in Committee (NWSAC) last NWSAC. what's going on. The city's supply is tested every McNulty added that the IFC will fraternities." September. It grew from a one-well, But Dombrowski said the city was "Here they don't tell you two weeks by the Department of stand by the fraternity. He added: "We know statistically one-storage system to a three-well, primarily concerned with the amount anything." Health, he said and a major test is "I am in full support of Kappa that 85 to 95 .percent of all college seven-tank field. of water that the well fields were Plitt takes his own samples done every summer. Alpha until the allegations are students in the country drink. The wells that are used now have providing. weekly. Amy Lane (ED JR) said she further examined," he said. "Had Seventy-five percent of those are been in existence since 1950,• "Water quality did not really drive "You have to keep on top of the doesn't like the Newark water. KYW followed the allegations underage." Dombrowski said. us to build the plant as much as water or else you're gonna have "It's cloudy and it tastes like further, the incident could have been Bob Baer (BE SR), IFC Water from White Clay Creek will quantity," he said. problems," he said. metal," she said. resolved. Now it's a big hearsay." expansion ·Chairman, said underage be pumped into ponds near the plant The NWSAC report said that But Plitt also thinlcs that the city Plitt said he doubts that action Students said the presentation of drinking does not only occur at site, he said and then into the plant, Newark experienced a "dramatic should leave the system to would be taken if the quality was the Kappa Alpha party after the fraternity parties. he said. increase in the number of customer Wilmingtoo Suburban. poor. incident at Drexel created an "People under 21 can get beer at There, chemicals such as lime, complaints" in the fall of 1989 and "Franlcly, I don't think the city "If you go to the state, they're not unfounded link between the two bars and apartments," he said. chlorine and alum will be added to the spring of 1990 due to should be involved in the water going to blow the whistle on fraternities. "Being in a fraternity does not make clean the water, Dombrowski said. discoloration and low pressure. business," he said. "One day, you 31\Ybody," he said. '1 don't thinlc the Matt Iacone (AS SR), IFC it more or less available." Alum makes the smaller particles Dombrowski said the pressure bas could have big problems and I don't state is going to tell Newark to get programming chairman, said, "I can Kappa Alpha's conduct will be mold together so they are caught by frequently been a problem because thin1c the city is prepared to deal with their act together." understand [KYW's] concern with reviewed by the IFC, and possibly the filtration system. Newark's needs have always it. But Sergio Huerta, an the death at Drexel, but to by the university and Kappa From there. the water will be outpaced its supply. He said he is also concerned that environmental scientist for the stereotype all fraternities at all Alpha's national charter, Brooks pumped to the city. The treatment plant should be able the switch from ground water to Department of Natural Resources and universities, and to use Kappa said. _ Newark's water has been plagued to pump 3 million gallons of water a surface water or from wells io creek, Envitonmental Control, said that Alpha as an example is unfair." Scott Simon (AS SO), of the by problems since 1984, NWSAC's day for another 10 years. after which will bring great fluctuations in Plitt's samples probably aren't the University President David P. Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity, said the report said, when high levels of some it will probably have to be upgraded quality . best way to test water quality. Roselle said he was not sure what Greek system will change, chemicals were discovered in some of to pump 5 million. he said. Surface water can vary due to rain '1'ap water, when you take it from the station intended by showing the regardless of the investigation's the wells. Newark resident Hank Plitt, 63, and anything that might get dumped a faucet, isn't the best place to Kappa Alpha film with the Drexel findings. The problems continued when a who bas lived in the city since 1982, into it, he said. sample," he said. "And there are incident. · "I thinlc a lot of fraternities will said he feels the water system is pubUc notification for a violation was Dombrowski said the well water · many variables in random samples. "The reporter said underage be scared to have parties now. issued in October 1986 and high iron "lousy." , doesn't need to be treated as much as "Some houses might have old, lead drinking was observed. I don't have [They're] afraid the same thing and manganese levels were detected "I lived in Louisiana and the water surface water because the soil and piping and therefore a higher lead any idea if that is true," Roselle could happen to them." in 1990. This led to Mayor Ron isn't that great there," Plitt said. "But gravel filter out a lot of impurities as content." said. "The university is acting ------!:-'------~------~'------J~------A4 • THE REVIEW • November 20,1992 Stadium to bring minor league baseball to Wilmington
By Ovla Dolmebch boom to revive the downtown Clly ,..,. &lila The Blue Rocks, a team which played in Delaware from 1940-52, will return in Wilmington area. which has faUen off WILMINGTON - Delaware is in recent years. April following the construction of a new multi-purpose sports facility "It can a cootributing factor to not exactly a hotbed of professional be sportS. downtown revitalization - we need · Any resident will gladly say the professional baseball back to the city. scheduled to begin immediately and nwnber is currently retired on the wall lha1 major league prices have gone !JP more entertainment in Wilmington," high and thal the location is good." state's attention is generally focused A previous auempt to build a officials hope thal it will be open by at Veterans Stadium. so Sills said. ''But it would be a mistake Apr. 16, 1993 the date of the Blue fact, one of the main goals of on the PhiladeiJirla and Washington· stadium near Delaware Technical and William H. McLaughlin, mayor of In to focus on just the construction of the Rocks' first home game. the city from 19n-84, recalled visiting Boulton's purchase of the team is to area teams. Community College in Stanton had baseball stadium, as [the city) has Many people, however, think the In fact. the Diamood State has been faUen through earlier in the year. the old Wilmington Ballpark' on provide low-<:ost family entertainment. done." "We are going to the school void of a professiooal team since the A minor league ownership group Apr. 16 dale is too optimistic. Hank Governor Printz Boulevard. McLaughlin echoed Sills' concerns. early 1970s, when the Delaware led by New York investn;~ent banker Steinbrecher Jr. of Corps Construction "I remember seeing Del Ennis and systems as sooo as we figure out what "I don't think it'll spur Wings played in the now-defunct Frank Boultoo attempted to purchase Co., one of the companies that Rich Ashburn collide in centerfield a Blue Rock is," he said. ''This will be development," he said. "I think it was American Soccer League. the Class A Carolina League's submilled bids, said he feels the Blue during a game, about 20 feet from family entertainment One of my rules rushed into. It's just too close to the Before that. the only history of pro Peninsula Pilots, a Kansas City Royals Rocks will be playing at the· where I was," he said. is lha1 seats will be cheaper than the major markets. sportS in the state could be attributed affiliate, as stadium plans continued to University of------ "It looked like movies." ''They hope corporations will buy grow. Delaware. Ashburn was But wiii the team draw a crowd? big blocks of seats for clients, I think." to the Wilmington Blue Rocks, a ••t remember seeing Del Ennis minor league affiliate of the But things hit a standstill when the T h e dead. They took McLaughlin thinks it wiii take more . Another factor thal some feel may Philadelphia Phillies wbo played here city accepted construction bids for the university is the and Rich Ashburn collide in him away in a than a crowd to keep the stadium be the team's downfall is its lack of from 1940-1952. stadium in early October. All seven Rocks' stretcher." working. connection to any of the local teams, centerfield ... It looked like "If they use the stadium in the The professional Eastern Shore bids exceeded available funds and designated Others such as the Phillies and the Orioles. Baseball League also operated as officials thought the project was home if their Ashburn was dead... remember seeing proper way, it will work," he said. One of the reasons the original doomed. stadium isn't Mickey Mantle ''They need to use it for high school Blue Rocks were an attraction was that many as five franchises in the c m p e ted. - William McLaughlin, ex-mayor of Southern part of Delaware from 1922- However, two city-related agencies 0 1 play an sports and things like that." they were a Phillies farm team and Steinbrecher Wilmington 1949. contributed $700,000 to the exhibition game Representative Steve Taylor fans could see the progress of the In 1992, Delaware was construction on Oct. 15, which left predicted the in his rookie year confirmed that the stadium will be players as they moved up through the reintroduced to pro sports. only Boulton to fulfill his end of the stadium will be and hitting a used for many athletic, cultural and major leagues. . The drought ended Oct. 27, when contract. finished in July 1993. towering pop-up thal sailed out of the community-based events. Now, one of the reasons to go to a The state's original amount of 'The stadium will a key factor in the Delaware Wizards announced they Delaware Development Direc!or horizontally-limited park. be ballpark may be to get away from the would begin play in the 1993 John Casey said Boulton had funding for the p~oject was $3.9 But some people like McLaughlin, the revitalization of Wilmington's crowded major league teams. developmental United States Inter purchased the Pilots on Oct 29. T o million, but the lowest construction doubt the new team will be able to central business district by offering a "You can't even get tickets to regional Soccer League. complete the deal, the Pilots would bid was $4.6 million. When the draw a crowd. wide range of sport and entertainment Orioles games anymore," McLaughlin And as for the Blue Rocks, they change their name to become the Blue $700,000 donation came around, the 'The thing that moved the old Blue activities to be enjoyed by the whole said, referring to the Baltimore were already creeping their way back Rocks and would play in Delaware in project had a new life. Rocks out was because they were so family," Frawley said at the Orioles' brand-new Camden Yards into town. 1993, Boulton said. Boulton also had The new Blue Rocks have a lot to close to a major market," he said "It groundbreaking. "This stadium ballpark which has attracted the most The plan to bring the Rocks back to contribute $1.5 million in aspire to. takes my son about 17 minutes to gel represents a great deal of persistence fans in team history. began last year, when city and state improvements to the 5,000 seat The old Blue Rocks featured to Veterans Stadium from his house. I and hard work by many people." "I used to go down a couple of officials 11llllXld the old Dravo shipyard stadium, including sky boxes, a players like pitcher Robin Roberts and live in Wilmington and it only takes But McLaughlin and Wilmington times a year, but it's not even possible on·south Madison Street the site of a scoreboard and concession areas. ex-Phillie outfielder Rich Ashburn, a me about 33 minutes. Mayor-elect James H. Sills Jr., both now." new multi-purpose stadium to lure Construction of the stadium is color analyst for the Phillies whose ''The only thing that will help is doubt the stadium's effectiveness as a Minority enrollment Minority continued from page A1 institutions. Oail Rys, director of A.S.P.I.RE. in RISE director, minority enroUment in the College of Edu::ation, said ~go to recruiting the CoUege of Engineering reached an every high school in the state, private all-tirre high of l29 percen1. and public, community centers, area . Tingle said minority enrollment is churches, black fralemities and NAACP Jl(>bebly decreasing due to JX()blems at youth conferences to try to recruit tncreases the university like the Pioneer Fund, students. 'ihe Christiana Towers incident" and The A.S.P.I.R.E program nearly lraring the ''KKK is roming to campus doubled its minaity enrollment this ran. elsewhere to march." Rys said. The coUege has 31 minority A lot of black studenls pefer to go to students enroUed, up from 14 enrolled Other universities college with a majority of black last year. students, Tingle said. Norma Gaines. president of the the "If black students are going to be experience before their firSt semester in university. "I was the mly black guy on show improvement Teny Whittaker, assistant dean of the university's Black Alumni Association, called names, why woold they want to which students can earn up to seven the wrestling team. "One of the College of Business aiXl Economics and said alumni are also very active in come here?" Gaines said credits. Activities such as cultural wrestlers burned a aoss on the lawn of a By Pamela Wilson director of the Fortune 2000 program. African..Arrrrican recruitment The university's Academic Services enrichment programs aiXl mentoring are black football player." Associare News Edi!or said, "We try to augrrent the almissions Alumni refer students to the Center tries to relieve some of the offaed. Moultrie said he transferred to the The ·history of minority JXOCCSS by working together with the university, participate in peview days to academic pressures, said director Lin Johnie Burton. associate director of university because the in-state tuition recruitment on college campuses office of admissions to identify potential orientate miruxities to the university and Gordon Alessi. Fmacial Aid, said the university awards made college more affordable and he dates back to the early 1950s when studenl.s." they usually sponsor a ~a-thon in They offer several pugrams such as about 25 scholarships every year for wanted to wrestle. He said he was not most universities first opened their Appoximalely 2,000 WJdergraduales the spring for African-American a John Hemy Taylor Scholars Program, African-American students and 10 for aware minority enrollment at the doors to African-Americans. students .are enroUed in the CoUege of students woo have been accepted to the designed specifically for African Hispanics who are Delaware residents. university was so low. In 1981, the U.S. Department of Business and Economics, and 98 are university but have not yet enrolled, American and Hispanic students as well as 30 for minorities who are non He said a common occurrence for Education's Office for Civil Rights mirority students, Whittaker said. Gaines said pursuing a degree in mathematics and residents. black students walking down Main declared Delaware as one of 14 'We go ou1 to selected high schools She said incidents like the alleged science. WiUiam Moultrie (PE JR) said when Street is for people to shout out "nigger'' states having "racially identifiable" with a large minority poPulation." he police brutality toward black students on The program offers academic he first came to the university as a and other racially offensive naJres from institutions of higher learning. said Laird Cainpus in September."don't activities such as group tutorial sessions transfer student from Slippery Rock their cars. This meant the state system was Whittaker said an important part of exactly welcome people to campus." and career exploratioo and development University, he was surprised how ''This school is very separated," not in compliance with Title VI of reauiting is having scholarships to offer, Students do not need this additional activities. segregated the university was. Moultrie said. "White people and black the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which and Fortune 2000's major objective is to social pressure along with the academic Incoming fieshman are also offered a Moultrie said he left Slippery Rock people do not integrate as much as they requires the elimination of all types pool scholarship money from private pressures of the university, she said. residential summer enrichment because of the racial tension at the should." of segregation in public higher education. As a result, the university implemented a five-year plan to correct the disparities among students at the university and the historically black Delaware State College in Dover. British scholar speaks on Shakespeare's First Folio In 1989, the Office for Civil · Rights declared Delaware to be in 'The least rare 17th century book on the planet' was published five years after the playwright's death compliance with Title VI. Zenobia Hikes, a new African American university admissions · By laura jefferson of the work, which was finally Srafl Reporler officer, said she would like to see·: composed of 36 of Shakespeare's the university's minority Although William plays. population increase significantly. Shakespeare's First Folio went After Jaggard's death toward Hikes said she is enthusiastic · through many face lifts during the the end of 1623, the folio in about her ideas for recruitment 17th century, it has endured differing versions reached which include the formation of a better than any other book of its bookshelves. new student focus group made up· time, said a Shakespeare scholar. Blayney described the of minority students to work as "Shakespeare's First Folio" is "Shakespeare First Folio" as advisors with admissions. ·.. a collection of almost all of his "ridiculously expe,nsive and Currently of the 14,645 plays, including 18 that had never unattainable." university undergraduates, 631 are: been published while he was Halio said a "Shakespeare First African-American, 343 are Asian,- . alive. Folio", would have cost the .154 are Hispanic and 24 are Native· Peter Blayney, the Scholar in equivalent of about $100 when it Americans. Residence at the Folger was first published. Shakespeare Library in England, Gary Kelsey, director of Blayney said although only Pennsylvania State University said in a speech Tuesday in 750 copies were originally Kirkbride Hall that the First Folio Minority and Community Affairs, printed, 240 copies survived, a said of their 70,000 undergraduate was originally printed in three third of which are in the Folger different versions. population, approximately 7,000. Library. are minorities this semester. In the first copy of But because there is no other Shakespeare's folio in 1623, There are 15 professors in the: work of literature known to have division of Minority and: Blayney said the last page of as many surviving copies, "Romeo and Juliet" was crossed Community affairs who "provide: Blayney said, the folio, which leadership and coordinate with an: out. On the other side of the page sold out nine years after it's was the first part of "Toilus and outreach program for minority· printing, is the "least rare 17th· students," Kelsey said. · Cress ida," a play omitted from century book on the planet." the first copy just before printing. "Our program stresses early Despite the number of existing intervention," and getting Yet the folio was still copies in the Folger Library, published with the written information out about higher Blayney said, obtaining a copy of ·education to students as early as deletion on the page. the "Shakespeare First Folio" is In the First Folio's second th~ elementary years, he said. virtually impossible. The professors in the prog&am printing the full play "Troilus and Blayney has published a Cressida" was included, Blayney r.i\11.:W•/M,;;i...,;;iii.--;; Gretsch work closely with local and Scholar Peter Blayney, who earned his doctorate from Cambridge University, explains English booklet called "The First Folio of nationwide high schools to reach said. Shakespeare." He will teach a Jay Leon Halio, an English literature from an Englishman's point of view to students in Kirkbride Hall Tuesday. students, Kelsey said. course at the university in the He said Penn State has popular professor and director of the Spring semester as a visiting Shakespeare series, said Blayney programs for minorities in the professor. Colleges of Business, Engineering, is the most knowledgeable person publish Shakespeare's plays theater were not looked upon as publishing the plays had The speech, sponsored by the Communications and Liberal Ans. on printing and publishing of came about in 1621, five years real works of literature, financial potential for English department and Delaware Liz Reley, assistant director of books during Shakespeare's time after his death. Blayney said the fewer plays a advertisers and publishers, Humanities Forum, is the first in admissions at the University of (1590 until 1620). , Edward Blount and Isaak publisher published, the beHer Blayney said. . a six-part series titled North Carolina at Raleigh (UNC), Blayney, who received his Jaggard, along with various his reputation was. However, he said, money has "Shakespeare from an sai_d each college within their doctotate from Cambridge other minor shareholders of Therefore, the task of not been proven to be the International Perspective." untverslty has an African· University, said it is important Shakespeare's works, began the publishing a compilation of immediate reason for their The series will focus on the American coordinator who helps that he, as an Englishman, tell task of publishing the First plays, he sai 0 NSE celebrates 25th anniversary continued from page Al "I got suckered into talking to California. this guy and he took my money," Every year two or less university program for 22 years, says she has she says. students permanently transfer to e seen students in the program grow, Pacheco says that with the NSE, their exchange school, Natter says, mature and become more self however, her transition to Delaware while two to three students transfer confident. and the East Coast has been smooth. to the university. Castaldo says her exchange "was Some students fear the transition She says to be eligible for the the best four months of my life." of an international exchange would NSE, a student must have had full- "I wanted to know another not be as easy. time status for at least one semester college experience and I didn't have Worley says. "Going from before applying. They must also to transfer to experience a different Delaware to Georgia is not as much have a 2.5 grade point average and part of the counLry." of a change as going from Delaware be in good standing with the The worst thing about her to Egypt" university. exchange, she says, was not being Other reasons to exchange Worley says the most significant able to come home after the death of domestically, she says. include not change of the NSE in the past 25 a family member. knowing a foreign language, limited years has been the size of the Tina Pacheco, a student from the class choices for study abroad and program. University of New Mexico in the expense of an international She says new institutions are Albuquerque, is studying at the exchange. chosen for their ability to provide University of Delaware until Martin Anderson (AS SR). who supportive NSE programs and December. spent a year at the University of · quality education. Pacheco says she exchanged to Oregon at Eugene, says one reason A university should have a good Delaware because she tiad never he chose a national exchange is geographic location, Worley says, been to the East Coast before. because it would have cost him as well as offer multicultural "When you have never seen the more to go abroad. courses. ocean or the Statue of Liberty Linda Natter, director of the NSE She says the University of before, it's pretty cool," she says. at the university, says a student can Delaware is a good example Worley says students often pay either the host school's in-state because it fulfills all of the criteria choose to exchange from one coast tuition or their regular university -it is in a prime location and can s to the other because they feel it is tuition. offer students a variety of n more "glamorous" than to go to the Pacheco, who is paying multicultural courses. Midwest. University of New Mexico tuition Julie Eastman. a junior from Pacheco, a senior political · while studying here· sayli. "You · California State University at science major, says although she is can't beat the deal rmancially." Chico, says she came to the enjoying her ex,change so far, Natter says there are 25 students university because of a child Delaware "is a nice place to visit like Pacheco studying at the development course not offered at but I wouldn't want to live here. university from otper states and her school. "I hate the weather!" Pueno Rico this semester. "I also came here to meet new s Pacheco says despite the fun she She added that 32 university people," Eastman says. f is having, she did have one bad students are currently on exchange She says she chose this university h experience: she was mugged while to places including Kentucky, because "I never heard a bad thing visiting New York City. Guam, South Dakota and about Delaware from anyone." TME RMlW I Mamila.n Gletldl Eye in the Sky A new video surveillance camera mounted atop the Christiana West Tower e'nables University Police to moniter activity in the Laird campus parking lot 24 hours a day. The Review' needs graphic artists. Call 831-2771. Video camera .installed continued from page Al can tilt, pan, zoom in on a particular subject or switch to them," he said. automatic pilot. "The University of Louisville He added the camera is very in Kentucky uses a similar set-up powerful. and has a good success rate of "We tested the camera in the catching people," he said. dark and could clearly read the Daniel P. Keller, director of arm patch of an officer 500 ·yards public safety for the University of down, in the parking lot," he said. Louisville said they installed Other students were not only cameras in 1984. concerned with their cars, but with "Over the eight years we have their well-being. had the cameras, they have proven "I think it will protect the cars We can help you with: to be very significant," Keller in the parking lot," Christine •StudcntJruchtr Alrfara said. "We have a camera on top Phillips (AS JR) said, "but I • Elllll l'assa Issued on the spot: of an 11th story building would like it to protect me as • Car Rtntlllltalng . overlooking a 2,500 space parking well. •Work Abroad•Stucty AbfoM lot," he said. "It isn't a deterrent, "There are a -lot of people •lnt'l Studtnt & Tcacha ID but if someone calls police walking back to the Towers late at • Youth Hostel PISICI because they see something night and I think this could help &MUCHMORE! suspicious in the lot we can zoom promote safety." CALL for your FREE copy of our 1m in on the area." Heckman said installation "Student Travels" Magulncl Tuttle said part of the should be finished by today unless dispatcher's job will be to watch problems arise. the video screen while on duty. Tuttle said, "We're starting "If something does occur, an with this parking lot. and if all officer will be called to the goes well other lots may get 3606Aa Chestnut Street scene," he said. "Police will also cameras too. Philadelphia, PA 191 o-4 be able to view a tape that saves "We'll probably see more in the everything the camera sees." future. If a parking garage is built 382-0343 Heckman said the dispatcher Call Now there may be cameras installed." . ru~ Pq;~~ ~PoSev of 1l10''X" ~S ·;sf:> M~ev fWlv OMtv~:CPN PwoPLc., ~'JP~ Review & Opinion of MaL(ciM XPNP Ncf fo MOl" A Q:J:C~ ~tit i Friday, November ·20, 1992 PaseA6 An eye on crime A ne~ state-of-the-art camera is poised on top of the Christiana West Tower to monitor the North Blue Lots. M'{ColM X f10LCoLM X On April 7, 11 cars parked in the history of problems. blue lot at Christiana Towers West 1n October of last year, 13 cars were 4ou~M"T W(.AVY- PvTY were vandalized in one night, resulting vandalized in a two-day period in this J~k'UAMMw~ : in $1.962 in damage and $3,471 worth oasis of criminal overindulgence. lP6 r""P _,,lqq,qq I of stolen property, The Review At the time of the April vandalism. II..Z/L' reported. The Review ran a staff editorial calling ~..r----...... ,.,-t Reports of violent crime have for better security in this area. increased on campus, including a rape The university is attempting to last semester, so. as one might expect, answer this clear need with a solution II '~ security is a primary concern. that should act as a deterrent to Now the university has a new plan criminal activity. I' for combatting the criminal element. Obviously, a camera will not John Ottinger The university has placed a camera eliminate crime on Laird Campus. As on the top of Christiana West Tower to in banlcs, well-known for their security keep an eye on goings-on in the cameras, there will always be those terraced North blue lot. who will ignore such deterrents. The camera is linked to a video At least, when a crime is committed monitor in the Public Safety office on under this unblinking eye, University Amstel A venue, where someone keeps Police will have some evidence to X marks the spot for · x~ploitation an eye on the lot and ,dispatches an work with. officer if something suspicious arises. It should also be stressed that this This system, which has the added video policing should not serve as a benefit of great night vision, is also in substitute for regular security patrols, place at the University of Louisville. but to augment them. The $12,000-$1S,OOO price tag, This experimental system is a Commentary funded by increased parking fees last positive step for university security, year, seems a worthwhile investment to and we encourage administrators to ensure a higher level of safety for expand this program to other areas of By Greg Orlando students and their property. campus with equal security needs. For some. the idea of such Some areas fot President Roselle to surveillance raises the specter of "Big consider are the Dickinson and Rodney Brother," a~.d the ever-present eye ~orms, . the Field :House and the ideas, all he fought for reduced to a mere infringing on the privacy of the shadow-filled environs surrounding the marketing gimmick? individual. Student Center. He'd probably say what he said at the Can This camera is focused on a public Hill Methodist Church in Rochester, N.Y. on place, however. More importantly, it -M.G. Feb. 16, 1965: will monitor a parking lot with a "[The black man] is a victim of economic exploitation, political exploitatioil, and every other kiixl." X merchaMising runs contrary to everything Malcolm X believed in. Every piece of X "/ am not anti-anything but anti merchandise is a tangible representation of market oppression. " -Malcolm X. everything the man haled. I wonder, oow do Lee and Shabazz recOncile Clearly, Lee disagrees. "[X] will be an their marketing scheme with the ideas of X, Let X equal an ina'edible amount of mooey. inspiratiooal black ftlm which will light a fire who hated with a capital h, any form of About Review 4l Opinion X hats. under 30 million Afro-American asses," he said exploitation? Review and Opinion: The opinion page is reserved for opinion and commentary. The editorial XT-shirts. last week. ''This form of commercialization above represents the consensus of The Review staff and is written by the editorial editor, except X key chains. But will X's message be lost amidst the underscores the problems and issues that [X] when signed. Columns are the opinion of the author. Editorial cartoons represent the opinion of the X mugs. paraphernalia? The indiscriminale slapping of pointed to. Victor Wolfenstein, author of The artist. letters to the editor contain the opinions of our readers. X wrist watches. an X ------~· ·------~------__ f) ______\r------~------11 November 20,1992. THE REVIEW • A7 CREDIT FOR WINTER/SPRING SEMESTER INTERNSHIPS! ·Let's not EDDV 374 . pollute our •' EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION • Choose a local internship from over 200 placements. ocean of air (work 10 hours per week) • Develop career related skills in job search, interviewing, and organizational like we research. I: pglluted • Obtain 3 free elective credits . • One section in spring. I; .theirs. · • Openings still available for Winter Session. Interested? 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She resembles a rooody child, twirling wildly, whipping her After a few minutes she returns, explaining, "It's just a little An early-morning Chat with head and dancing accordingly with the particular emotion she disturbing to see someone get their head smashed into a is experiencing at a given moment. cement wall." The audience expresses their agreement with The beauty of Natalie Merchant's presence is surpassed applause. · only by the ·lingering, peaceful ring of her voice. From a The 'rocky beginning of the tw<>-hour concert, which was the Maniacal lead guitarist second-row view, it is easily understood why she,'IO,OOO preceded by opening act the Wallflowers, could only get Maniac's front-i'unner, receives so much attention from both better. The fi"ve members who make up 10,000 Maniacs - fans and the media '-- Merchant, Augustyniak, guitarist Robert Buck, keyboard By Jill L.aurinaitis Merchant, the band's front-runner, lyricist and She is tiny and fragile. Sometimes she does a little kicking player Dennis Drew and bassist Steven Gustafson -seemed a Managing Editor vocalist. step, which resembles an Irish jig probably because she's little unsteady at first. Merchant kept apologizing for a It's 10 a.m. Wednesday. I am calling Rob This is the man who, on the Halloween episode . wearing green stockings and black lace-up shoes. And when scratchy throat, reaching for a glass of water or tea at every Buck, 10,000 Maniacs' lead guitarist, at a of "Saturday Night Live" got his face slapped she feels like it, she just spins - her blue, red and green song's end. Washington, D.C., hotel. jokingly by Merchant at the end of their striped skirt flaring out as the colors become a giant blur. But right before "Stockton Gala Days," Merchant made a I can't help feeling a little sorry for him- it's performance of "Candy Ev.erybody Wants." ~ 10,000 Maniacs are four songs into their f'rrst set with quick change into a short black dress and finally relaxed. early, and the poor guy must be tired. Tuesday Buck believes that the band, which got its start "Cherry Tree," from 1987's In My Tribe at Wednesday Obviously much happier, she forgot about her throat infection, night the Maniacs gigged at D.C.'s Patriot Center, 12 years ago in Jamestown, N.Y., is in its prime night's concert at the Bob Carpenter Center. The stage is set generated newfound energy and got on with business. and Wednesday they hit Newark. New York is "especially so now" with the October release of with b'ansparent screens painted with floral imagery from the The band also livened with Natalie's new attitude. their destination Friday, and Saturday, it''s Our Time In Eden. cover of their new album, Our Time in Eden. The mood is Musically~all was balanced. They enhanced their staff with an Rutgers University. "I guess when you do an album you always serene, inspirational and uplifting. additional keyboards player, and added a violin, trombone, and So the first thing I ask Buck is, "Are you up?" feel that way. It just feels like a good album. It Suddenly, Merchant speaks, waving her arms and two saxophones for some of the new songs. Yes. he's up. Fresh out of the shower. Buck was easy for us to do." motioning as if she were shaking someone by the throat. ''Stop. 10,000 Maniacs played a mix of new and old material. The doesn't mind that the group's touring schedule is But times have not always been easy for the Jerry, stop." concert later revisited 1989's Blind Man's Zoo and In My almost as tight as the Maniac's grasp of Maniacs. Their own dust bowl days continued As the urgency of her voice cuts off drummer Jerome Tribe with a few favorites, including: ''Trouble Me," ''Eat for humanistic realism in their music. even with their first album on the Elektra label, Augustyniak, little innocent Natalie becomes an articulate, Two," "like the Weather," and "Don't Talk." "It' s tiring and all, but it's more rewarding than The Wishing Chair, in 1985. The major labelled politically headstrong woman of 28. The second set, which was kicked off by audience members sitting in the woods somewhere recording with to tours as the opening act for R.E.M. and the A disruption between a spectator and a few security guards matkiashing to Merchant's feet after she tossed a.bouquet into your friends." Cure, but original ~mber and main composer has ensued in a back aisle of the Carpenter Center. the crowd, included Maniac-style renditions of R.E.M. 's Buck's voice sounds like he looks while John Lombardo called it quits. 'Why should there be any reason to beat that man up like "Don't go back to Rockville" and Morrisey's "Everyday is like playing his Starfield - his full, teddy-bear face The rest of the group held on and released the that?' she asks. distinguished and poised, and exits the stage. Sunday." relaxed, content and slightly jovial. The typical second Elektra album, In My Tribe, which went capt. Jim Flatley of University Police later reported that the One fan did get on stage during "Rockville," stepped on intense thrash guitarist he is not. platinum in 1987. male student involved in the incident disagreed with officers Merchant's foot and dove into the audience. "I think I broke This is the man ·who, when he plays, glances . "We always felt that we had a special sound when he was asked to move from his seat after a ticket mix-up. my toe," Merchant said, in that same righteous voice. "Please right, then left, sporadically strumming with one when we played together on stage," says Buck, The student was arrested for two counts of offensive touching, don't jump on stage, because it hurts me." hand behind his back in the shadows of Natalie see MANIACS pcl8e 84 Stalking: Living the nightmare of obsession By Karen Glenn that he would often act abusively toward her places where he knew she would be. University I?olice. Copy Editor and say horrible things to her as a joke. She thinks back to the incident which Oberly says, "This law is aimed at those Her nightmare began in high school. Kelly remembers he would often say, ended his harassment. people likely to cause injury and have the Kelly (not her real name), now a "Sometime·s you make me so mad that I want "He came to me one night and told me he potential for violence." university senior, remembers what it was like to strangle you, but I don't think I would." was going to kill himself," Kelly says. "He The new law is another tool for dealing to be the object of an obsession for her ex Kelly waited until her boyfriend returned ran yelling in the direction of the train tracks with a situation that would previously not boyfriend. from boot camp to tell him she wanted to end just as a train was coming." have lead to an arrest, Capt. Charles Her eyes cloud over a bit as she slowly the relationship. She and a friend searched the train tracks Townsend of Newark Police says. recalls the details which eventually led to her "That's when it all started," she says. for him. Unable to find him, she returned to Carol Post, professor of women's studies, stalking. After their breakup, Kelly received phone her dorm and found him waiting there. says, "Stalking legislation fills the gap "He was my boyfriend for two years ·in calls from her inebriated ex. He cried Kelly's story sounds like something out of between someone just making harassing high school,"· she recalls. "I had been feeling hysterically for another chance. a movie script, but the nightmare is all too phone calls and someone going into your trapped, so I explained to him that I rieeded Kelly says she felt it would be over when real for those who have had similar private property, following you and space. she began college. experiences. frightening you." "He .got angry and just to spite me, he She was wrong. She says the harassment ended when she Stalkers are usually men who know the joined the Marines," she say,s, explaining He was about to start his freshman year, as told her boyfriend she had contacted the that he felt the decision would hurt her. well- at the same university. police. ~ee HARASSMENT page 84 While he was away at boot camp, Kelly The harassment started again, becoming Under a law recently enacted ir. met someone else. more frequent. Delaware, as well as 30 other states, thf "I knew I just didn't want to "There were a lot of nights he would come repeated harassment and threats Kell) be with him anymore," to me drunk and I would let him sleep on· my . experienced are more clearl) she says, floor because I felt bad for him," she says. punishable by an anti-stalking law. explaining One night when she refused to let him in, The new law states that repeated!) he became violent. following or harassing someone with ~ "He ·was drunk and he forced his way into credible threat of injury is punishablf my room, and held me down, with a fine of no more than $1,000 anc demanding we talk about our six months of jail time. relationship," she says. Before the law, stalkers "When I didn't could expect a small fine, if respond, he put any punishment at all, says ~is hand over my Charles M. Oberly III, mowth and held a Delaware's attorney general. knife to my throat. At the time of Kelly's "Just because I dated incident several years ago, him, I didn't think of the only recourse she had was lllustr•tlomo by Dnid going to police," she to bring her ex-boyfriend up ~~. says. on harassment, trespassing or The new anti· Kelly says he also terroristic threatening stalking law will give followed her around. He charges, which are protection for went to all the parties she misdemeanor offenses, says victims of this attended and showed up in Capt. James Flatley of obsessive crime. Entertain in Thou hts ... November 20, 1992 • THE REVIEW. 82 Spike Lee's film realities should offset personal prejudiceS from the movie, a fellow staff member Matty Walker says he'll never go to a mention the name Malcolm X. historical societies continuously show X Outside of Black American History ripping apart whites as ''blue eyed devils." asked If I feel guilty for being white. Spike Lee film "That's what everyone I know thinks Walker, a nice Catholic boy who lives Entertaining courses, the university follows the pattern "We didn't land on Plymouth Rock. of Malcolm X-elusion. Plymouth Rock landed on us!" shouts about you." he said. down the street from me in New York and Thoughts As he babbled away, I flashed back to has been raised by a family with "good Lee's movie not ooly depicts the life of Denzel Washington In his role as X. Malcolm X, but also gives an accurate That's the side of Malcolm X white the opening scene of Malcolm X. Christian values," calls Lee a "nigger, In the background Washington gives an racist pig." By jeffPearlman measure of racial problems In the United America knows. States. and how far they haven't come in The problems whites have with both X speech that tears apart whites. An He says Do the Right Thing and American flag slowly bums into an X, and Jungle Fever were both racist piects llllde 30 or so years. Lee and Malcolm X start with Now Lee's pronouncements that It's important to temporarily forget rnisperception. at the same time scenes from the videotape by Hollywood's most anti-white showing the Rodney King beating flash In individual. African-Americans should have skipped about Lee's ideologies and "read" one of Unless you've read the book or seen the Sadly enough. he won't go see Lee's school Wednesday to catch the debut, and the best movies ever made. movie, few know about X's pilgrimage to and out. Malcolm X. that he prefers to speak to the black media "Read,'' because Malcolm X is the lazy Mecca, his devotion to family and Guilt? have mere whites In an uproar. · student's best excuse to avoid going admittance that some of his earlier For anyone who won't see Lee films And he's not alone. because he's everything you hate, spend 4 X And from all angles, that's not good. through the actual autobiography while statements were.wrong. At the p.m showing of Malcolm at the five bucks, push your pride aside and Newark's Cinema Center, there were Lee's Malcolm X is an accurate and still getting the right story. From the viewpoint of a white society, moving portrayal of Malcolm's own Too many whites automatically hear the X was, and often still is, evil. hit the theater. roughly 100 or so people. The real feeling is a well-needed dose of Maybe 15 of them were white - and autoblogfalily. If a student skips a day of name Malcolm X and think of an anti· As exhibited by Wednesday's showing Newark isn't exactly devoid of Caucasians. algebra to learn about one of America's white militant History gives Martin Luther at the cinema, that's going to keep the embarrassment. greatest civil rights leaders, it's a day well King the "good guy" status, and leaves X people who have the most to gain from The stereotyping of'Lee as a racist has Jeff Pearlman is the sports editor of The kept many whites away from anything spent. lying in the shadows. Malcolm X away. classified as "A Spike Lee Joint." Public schools across the nation never The majority white news media and As I walked up to T~ Review returning Review. Great googly-moogly! Zen Guerrilla puts on a great show. Whip. Can you smell it? The yams. The . Go suppon local talent. For all you who are so inclined, Tbe.Math Shows start at 8 p.m. at 100 Wolf Hall. An cranberries. The mashed potatoes. The Call (215) 440-9683 for more information Proficiency Test will be given from 9 to 11 Honest Abe will get you in the door (with a stuffing and the turkey. these shows. a.m. Saturday in Smith Hall109. buck left over, to boot.) And grandma crawling out of the grave, Or call 24-36-24-0. I lead a life of crime. Bring your I.D. and two pencils. eyeballs shriveled, flesh rotted, hands twisted 'Cause they're not fooling around. Mary's Danish is playing the Theater of into hooks to seek revenge on her no-good The Roches (with special guest The And they don't take American Express. Living Arts ·tonight at 8 p.m. Special guest grandchildren who never had time to come Story) will be dirtying up the Grand Opera Remember to pre-register by noon today Laslo's Pretzel and Harry's Cheeseball over to just say "hi." House In Wilmington tomorrow. Bring a big in the Deans Office at 127 Memorial Hall. will also be on hand to inaugurate the Yes, this year is going to be a Stephen can of bug spray. Call President David Roselle at 831-2111 theater's new "eat the performers if they King Thanksgiving. I'll bring the turkey. Call. 658-7897 and ask whoever answers and ask him why the pizza in the Scrounge is suck night." You bring the chainsaw. why they're letting Roches play in an Opera so greasy. Tickets are a very reasonable $850.75. (At It's only one week away. Party on dudes. House. least it would be reasonable for an army (And to the yutz who called to complain Go see Pippin, the Squirrel Who toilet seat.) about the use of the word "doinking" in this Public: Enemy. lce-T. Hous~ of Pain. Couldn't Stop Eating and Eventually Died Call (215) 336-2000 to get tickets. column last week -light~n up, buddy.) One night only. The Tower Theater. Rap When His Stomach Exploded. Put on by Call 1-900-Hot-HOTT to get lucky. It's all in good fun. and roll shoved straight up your butt cheeks. HTAC •. the play is a heartwarming Local bands Smuhlag $21 bucks will buy you a ticket to ride combination of the sublime and the Next week, look for Cross Culture to truly Orange and Zen. GuerrDla will be playing and, most probably, a trip to the hospital. overindulgent. live up to it's name. the Khyber Pass Pub at 56 S. 2nd St. in But what a concen it's going to be. Nov. Actually, it's just a really cool play about Next week, Cross Culture ... Ph.iladelphia today and tomorrow night 25. Get your tickets now. a guy who tries to find himself. The Hebrew edition. respectively. Shows start at 9 p.m. Call (215) 336-2000 and charge your Call Trent Van Doren and ask him to I don't know about Smashing Orange, but tickets. explain that little trick he does with Cool· -Greg Orlando friday, November 20 Concert: Contemporary music E. du Pont Music Building. 3 p.m. ensemble Relache. loudis Recital Hall, Sodal: "The Dating Game. • Lesbian, Sale: Holiday Handcrafts. ·unM!rsity Amy E. du Pont Music Building. 8 p.m. Women's Club. Perkins Student Center For information, call831-2204 or831- Gay and Bisexual Student Union. Blue Gallery, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Gold Room, Perkins Student 2852. Center, 7:30p.m. For information, call Worbhop: Performing Arts. Loudis 831-8066. Recital Hall, Perkins StUdent Center, Saturday, November 21 2:30p.m. Rec:8.t Graduates Day: Clas5es 1990 Monday, November 23 Lecture: About new music with to 1992. Delaware Stadium, 1 p.m. For Workshop Series: Interview romposer Fred Wei-han Ho. Loudis information, call831-2341. Recital Hall, Arrrtf E.-duPont Music Preparation. Career Planning and Building. 2:30 p.m. lheatre: Pippin, presented by Placement Raub Hall, 3:30 p.m. Harrington Theatre Arts Company. 100 Business Meeting: Delaware Lecture: • Abortion and the Breakdown Wolf Hall, a·p .m. Admission is $4 at cJ Politics iiS Usual, • with Kim Undergraduate Student Congress. Scheppele. 221 Smith Hall, 3 p.m. the door. Collins Room, Perkins Student Center, . 4p.m. 1healre: Pippin, presented by Sunday, November 22 Harrin~on Theatre Arts Company. 100 Business Meeting: HOLA. Williamson Wolf ~all, 8 p.m. Admission 1s $4 at Concert: Alumnus Steven Combs and Room, Perkins Student Center, 6 p.m. the door. Choral Union. loudis Recital Hall, Amy For Information, call453-0827. Top 5 movies for the week goes on a rampage with the Oompa 7:45,9:45. Sun. 5:15,8:15,10:15. loompas. Showtimes: Fri. Sat. Sun. ending Nov. 20 . Under Seige (R) - Showtimes: Fri. 5, 1:10, 3:15, 5:20, 7:40, 10:10. 7:30, 10. Sat. 1, 5, 7:30, 10. Sun. 1, 1. Passenger 57 ($10.5 million for the Under Seige (R) - Steven Seagal loses 5, 7:45, 10. week) his ponytail, shortens his movie title to Malcolm X (R) - Showtimes: Fri. 4, 2. Under Siege ($5.7 million) two words and gains credibility by 8. Sat. 12, 4, 8. Sun. 12, 4, 8. 3. A River Runs ThrCMJgh It ($5 casting Tommy lee Jones as the bad guy. Showtimes: Fri. Sat. Sun. 1, 3:15, Christiana Mall million) 5:30, 7:45, 10:10. 4. The Mighty Ducks ($4 million) 1-95 and Route 7 (368·9600) 5. jennifer Eight ($3.6 million) Passenger 57 (Rl - ·wesley Snipes Home Alone 2 (PG) - Alright! That plays in a movie which is a hybrid of cute little blonde haired is back Annual Die Hard and Under Seige. throwing an endless amount of paint Chestnut Hill Showtimes: Fri. Sat Sun. 1:15, 3:20, cans on the bad guys. Showtimes: Fri. 5:25, 7:35, 9:55. Chestnut H~l ~. New~rl< (737·7959) Sat. Sun. 1, 1:30, 4, 4:15, 7, 7:15, 9:45, 10. Holida Snukers (PG-13) -A probiing Dracula (RI - The original Dark Man, documentary into the long history of stalker of the night, is back in a Gothic Traces of Red (R) - Yet another one quality footwear. Showtimes: Fri. 5, interpretation by Francis Ford of those wacky dectective stories, this 7:45,10:15. Sat. 1:45,5,7:45, 10:15. Coppola. Showtimes: Fri. Sat Sun. 1, one featuring only a trace of plot Sun. 1:45, 5:30, 8. 1:30, 4, 4:30, 7, 7:30,9:45, 10:15. stability and good acting. Showtimes: Fri. Sat Sun. 2:30, 5, 7:30, 9:45. The Mighty Ducks (PG) -A gaggle of The Mighty Ducks (PG) - geese terrorize a small New Showtimes: Fri. Sat Sun. 12:30, 2:45, Consenting Adults (R) - A plot that Hampshire town. Showtimes: Fri. 5, 7:20, 9:30. has become as used as the guy in the 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. Sat. 2, 5:15, 7:30, Jennifer 8 (R) - Andy Garcia stars as flick. Showtimes: Fri. Sat. 2:15, 5, 9:45. Sun . ~' 5:45, 8:15. · Ann Sullivan in an updated version of 7:45, 10. Sun. 5, 7:45, 10. the Helen Keller story. Showtimes: Fri. Aladdin (G) - Robin Williams stea s Cinemark Movies 10 Sat. Sun. 1:20, 4:10, 7:10, 10:05. the show with his portrayal of the First Stole Pbz.a Shopping Cerur (994-7075) A River Runs Through It (PGl - The Genie. Excellent animated production. MakDim X (R) - The much awaited exciting thriller about the restless life of Showtimes: Sun. 2:15. account of the man as portrayed by a fly fisherman. Showtimes: Fri. Sat. last of the Mohicans (PG-13) - The Spike lee and Denzel Washington. Sun. 12:45, 3:30, 7, 9:40. brilliant story of an odopted Showtimes: Fri. 12:30, 3:45, 4:15, frontiersman and his love for an 7:30, 8. Sat. Sun. 12, 12 :30, 3:45, Newark Cinema Center English noblewoman. Showtimes: Fri. 4:15, 7:30,8. Newatlt Shopping Center (737-3720) Sat. Sun. 1:30, 4, 7, 9:40. Candyman (R) - Willie Wonka drinks Passenger 57 (R) - Showtimes: Fri. too much of that laughing juice and 5:15, 7:45, 9:45. Sat. 1 :45, 5:15, -Glenn Slavin Don't Be A Turkey In The Morris Library Circle WILDLI~~ COH~~~V.JlTIOH Sign Up Before ThanbgWing for Monday, November 30th SPRING BREAK '93 5:30PM IH ~~HV.n .CANCU.N Presented.by Dr. Rick Johnson BOOK NOW!ff Refreshments will be served Presented by the 203 Smith • 7:00 p.m. UMITED SPACE AVAILABLE Office of the President Monday, November 2 3rd t7S.OO and Un1 vers.1ty. Re 1at 1ons Sponsored by Wil Hold 'four Seat Coordinated by WILDLIFE COISEIYATIOI CWI Campus Get-Aways 1-800-2-CANCUN Circle K ·. November 20,1992. THE REVIEW. 83 ALCOL Lee's film Spike's exceeds X· gotta pectations have it Malcolm X By Glenn Slavin Warner Bros. Assistant Entertainment Editor Spike Lee "So let's make our own movies like Spike Grade: A- Lee." -Big Daddy Kane By Russ Bengtson Entettainment Etliror Spike Lee emerged a product out of Tisch Believe the hype. School of the Arts at New York University If the sign of a great director is his ability in the mid-80s. to rivet your attention for three hours-plus, In only a few years, he has established Spike Lee is a great director. t".imself as one of the most creative, If the sign of a great biography is provocative and socially conscious objectivity, Lee's latest film, Malcolm X, filmmakers of our time, forming his own adapted from Alex Haley's book of the same production company, 40 Acres and a Mule name, is a great biography. Filmworks, in the process. Lee, best known for his vibrant and .caustic Combining humor, music and an ponraits of life in the city, finally has his innovative style of movie-making, Lee J.F.K. proves he is a true film artist. Denzel Washington plays the slain civil With Malcolm X, Lee's clout was able to rights leader in Lee's three hour and 10 overcome budget overruns ::r.d decisions on minute odyssey. the length of the film. The $35 million Washington portrays Malcolm with blockbuster was released just the way Lee passion, instilling in him both power and intended. submissiveness. Here is a chronological list of other Lee The movie can be roughly divided into movies available on videotape: three parts: before prison, during prison, and She's Gotta Have It (1986)- A black after prison. and-white (save for one remarkable color In the early going, Malcolm Little, known dance scene) documentary-style account of as "Red," is a Boston high-stepper. He and his Nola Darling (Tracy Jones), a self friend Shorty (played by Lee) do the club proclaimed sex addict. The story revolves scene together in the zootest suits the world around her love for three different men and has ever seen. their love for her. One of the suitors is the The first p,art of the movie is accompanied badgering and hysterical Mars Blackmon by a light, jazzy score that adds to the '40s (Spike Lee]. Do ya know? Do ya know? Do tone of the film. Malcolm is drawn into the yaknow? A· · gangster life; he carries a gun, does cocaine, School Daze (1988)- A look into the hangs out with a Jamaican gangster by the black fraternity scene at Mission College. A name of Archie (Delroy Lindo), and lives With bald L'ee plays Half-Pint, pledge of the a white woman - until he gets caught for Gamma Phi Gamma fraternity. Larry firSt-degree robbery. Fishburne stars in his first major role as Half His trial is short and sweet. He and Shorty Pint's cousin who's opposed to the ignorant are sentenced to serve 14 concurrent 10-12 fraternity system. A film to spark social year sentences and are locked away. awareness. Look for parts by then-unknown Malcolm's prison sentence puts him in Jasmine Guy, Tisha Campbell and Kadeem touch with himself. His lime in solitary, in Epic biography portrays the Hardison. B. utter darkness, sets an incredibly effective foil Do The Right Thing (1989) - A for his earlier technicolor life. Through years scalding summer day in the life of Bed-Stuy of wild living he has lost his identity. He finds residents. Lee plays Mookie, a lackadaisical ., it in darkness. Baines. an intense fellow struggle between a man and pizza delivery man for Sal, played by Danny .. prisoner played by Albert Hall, gets him on Aiello. Brilliantly filmed and deceivingly .. the road he will follow the rest of his life . funny, Lee confronts the problem of racial .. That road leads to Mecca, and his guide is his ideologieS injustice and stereotypes. It will definitely .. the charismatic Elijah Mohammed (AI get you thinking. Fight the Power. A+ .. Freeman Jr.) . Mo' Better Blues (1990)- All that jazz.· see MALCOlM page B4 see MO MOVIES page B4 ~: -Off the record HGenesis doesn't "live" up to expectations on third concert release ~; Genesis Live: The Way We Walk hits from 1984 to the present. (Bulletin: This section is a pop-lovers wet t: Genesis ' For all you Genesis fans who are into dream. You can hear the pre-teen lasses ~: Atlantic Records their older, less popular work, including in the audience scream as CoUins :~ Grade: D the Gabriel days. Genesis will release a introduces such songs as "In Too Deep" second live album between January and and "Throwing It All Away." :~ By Brandon jamison April consisting of such music.) "Mama," the sixth sor.g, is the saving ~ : Assistant Entertainment Editor Genesis Live opens with "Land of grace of the album. It's the one song that 1 ', A couple of years ago, you might Confusion," which sounds a little comes out sounding as intense as it is to ~: remember Steel Wheels, the hugely muddled, taking away from the energy of see, with extremely good sound coming ; successful comeback album from The the song. from the drums. :~ Rolling Stones. "No Son of Mine" follows, a good Perhaps the greatest injustice of the :: But, more than likely, you don't enough version that sounds as if were album is the fact thai the band cuts off :'remember Flashpolnt, their hugely recorded verbatim from the original; "Tmiight, Tonight, Tonight," one of their •: abysmal live follow-up. Walk This Way: The boys from Genesis look like they're trying to sneak away from there's no "live" to it. better songs, and ·segues right into :. You may also remember To The the angry fans who expected more than just a rehashing of hits on their live album. "Jesus He Knows Me" turns out to be "Invisible Touch." ~ , Extreme, Vanilla Ice's multi-platinum one of the better songs offered, complete Their rendition of "Invisible Touch" is :·- rap album. They may soon find it in front of the The producers, Nick Davis, Roger with the required Southern evangelist actually worse than the studio version. ~' God forbid you should remember discount rack. Colby and Genesis, do a good job with schtick that Phil Collins gives the You can almost see the band members' :: Extremely Live, the first (and probably Genesis Live, as adequate as it may the sound, but nothing sounds live. It's audience. huge cheesy grins and heads bobbing left :.last) live rap album and the biggest joke be, falls way short of the expectations of as if Genesis just re-recorded the tracks But the energy of the first three cuts and right as they play. : in the history of rap music. most Genesis fans, mainly because it and added applause in the appropriate evaporates as the next five of six tracks If you were expecting a good live · Now, Genesis finds their name in front fails to transfer any of the feel of the spots. consist of lame, weepy songs backed by Genesis album, you're going to have to : .of the "new releases" sign with Genesis band's legendary live performance to the The album, subtitled "Volume I ; The keyboards aplenty and the dreaded drum wait until January, because The Way We ~ · Live: The Way We Walk. listener. Shorts," co ns ists of nothing but radio pop machine. Walk only crawls. ?' ..~ No chillin' for rapper Ice Cube as "The Predator" eats you alive ~- • 0 Jhe Predator Das EFX to influential funk legends the seventh cut, is a dead ringer for questionable. A chorus of "Jump, This would be a refreshing change l ice Cube like Parliament. DJ Jazzy Jeff's "Summertime." It's jump, jump, jump," sounds from the "Bass! How Low Can You ~ friority Records The ex-NW A rapper's fourth album hard associating "Summertime" with suspiciously like House of Pain - or Go?" school that is slowly becoming : Grade: B+ combines the racial anger of Public AK-47's and Tek-9's, but somehow Kriss Kross. self-parody. · ., Enemy and the individual violence of Ice Cube pulls it off. And "Check Yo Self," featuring Das "Say Hi to the Bad Guy.'' which : By Russ Ben tson freezer-mate Ice-T with some funky That particular cut breaks up the EFX. along with "Say Hi to the ~ad closes the album, ends with something \ (nlerlainment E!tor (yes, funky) beats amongst the militaristic cadence of the album, Guy" could have come· straight from that is getting a bit clichM -a staged t ~ In the liner notes of The Predator, sampled gunfire. characterized by the next track, "Tear House of Pain's Fine Malt Lyrics. cop killing. ~ his latest album, boy n the 'hood Ice The third track, "I'm Scared," which That Motherf*"'!ca Up." Not only is the music strikingly Yawn. ' Cube acknowledges 'White America' does not feature one word from Cube "Tear," a more traditional Cube similar, but the lyrics roll out in very Cube invites the cop to reach into : for their multitude of sins against himself, uses the voices of two offering, relies solely on a pounding familiar rhythms. He even mentions his car for a donut before firing the : 'Black America.' and concludes with women, one white, one black, who bass and drum line, DJ Muggs' cutting House of Pain in "Check Yo Self." suspiciously fake-sounding fatal : ''To sum it all up. thanks for nothin'!" voice their separate fears. and Cube's angry vocals. But it's still quality rap. No one shots. ! : Well, nothing except for Queen's The white woman, scared of what But the best songs arc the funked-up says Ice Cube has to exclusively pump All in all, The Predator measures : 'We Will Rock You" and Steely Dan's Cube is saying, is rebuffed by the ones. "Dirty Mack," the lOth track , out one type of rap. In the light of up. And with his second film, : "Green Earring," both of which he black woman, who asks her: "What is features a bleating saxophone sample House of Pain ' s recent success, Trespass, due out soon, in which : Samples on the album. his thing, that you have a problem courtesy of Parliament along with the however, it's something to consider. Cube co-stars with Ice-T, his stock •, Admittedly, Predator features a with?" requisite bass to help bolster Cube's, Then again, maybe it represents a may jump. : wide variety of samples ranging from The album flows, but some cuts powerful voice . move toward a new trend, a jazzier Say hi to the bad guy. ~ ~onte':!'poraries like Public Enemy and seem borrowed. "It Was a Good Day," "Gangsta ' s Fairyt.ale ll" is more gangster rap . Say hello to Ice Cube. .~ November 20, 1992 • THE REVIEW • 84! Geto Boys offend Washington's Malcolm X embodies leader's passion Malcolm learns the ways of Islam Like Stone's J,F.K., L1:e uses before his death, he denounces all everyone on latest as taught by Elijah; he learns to reject both newsreel black-and·white and forms of racism the white man's liquor, his cigarettes, color Super-8 (eight millimeter) film · The only blemish is the ending, where Lee pieces together original the album is lacking something. his women. Upon his release, clips to effectively enhance the Geto Boys Best: Uncut Dope footage of with a voice-over by Several songs have been Malcom Little is forever Malcolm X. reality of the fllm. X Geto Boys Ossie Davis. Although this parallels Rap-a-Lot Records changed for no apparent reason. devout Muslim and minister of the The white people in X are "Lunatic" is the most obvious; the faith . portrayed negatively. Peter (Young the conclusion of the book, it Grade: B- weakens the overall impact of tbe changes to it are so blatant it X is Washington's fmest role. He Frankenstein) Boyle plays an hardly sounds like the original. is able to convey a very real sense of extremely convincing aging Harlem mm By Chris Dolmetsch Had he closed with Malcolm's City N ~ fditO< The song selection is good; "Do aging, which changes dramatically police chief and two ClA agents are It Like G .O .," "My Mind Is from his exuberant innocence of the shown as caricatures, with hard, widow grieving over the body, the The Geto Boys' profanity-laden film would have had far more self- titled album typifies the Playin' Tricks On Me ," '40s, to his exhaustion before his impassive faces hidden behind dark " Scarface," and " Lunatic" are assassination. sunglasses and impeccable suits. emotional impact. By adding those Houston-based rap act's hard-core extra 10 minutes, Lee insults the gangster style. easily some of the Boys' best The cinematography, coordinated But these portrayals are justifiable moviegoers, pressing his (and Willie D. Bushwick Bill and songs. by Ernest Dickerson and Lee's and, in a sense. accurate. The story is Haley's) views upon them. Scarface defied the Parems' Music But the new songs, such as direction, comes to emotional peaks told from Malcolm's perspective. It After three hours. a good Resource Coalition (PMRC) and "The Unseen" and "Damn It Feels in many areas, but two in particular isn't supposed to be objective. After biography should lead the reader (in most of the so-called "civilized" Good To Be A Gangster," suggest standout. years of abuse and discrimination, this case, the viewer), to draw his/ world by portraying incredibly that something has changed. Malcolm's first meeting with Malcolm did see whites as evil. He her own conclusions. vivid i mages of psychotic "Damn It Feels Good" talks of Elijah Mohanuned is the film's most. even called them 'devils.' Malcolm X does that. criminals and violence. Bushwick Bills' peace since he powerful moment. Tears stream And some black people are The added voice-over makes the On songs like "Mind of a began "working for the Lord" and from Malcolm's eyes as he meets his portrayed the same way as the viewers warily draw back from their Lunatic" , "F**k 'Em All," and helping poor people out. spiritual guide for the first time. Lee whites. At Malcolm's final speech, own conclusions and wonder why "Gangs ter of Love," the Boys These weren't subjects the Geto fully captures the sincerity and given after he has separated from the filmmaker had to push the never hold back - they speak Boys used to talk about. One ·has submissiveness of the moment. Elijah Mohammed and his teachings, their minds straight, and go out of to wonder if Bushwick and his And late in the film, as his the camera pans the crowd. envelope. But overall, Lee and Washington their way to be as shocking as buds have found salvation. assassin rushes the podium, sawed Dispersed among the ebullient smiles do a great job bringing Malcolm X to possible. If they have, they better read off shotgun at the ready, the look on and devoted eyes are tight lips and They are still losing the war. the Bible or talk to their priests Malcolm's face is one of acceptance, stone-hard faces. life. Make no mistake, Geto Boys one more time, because the church beatilic peace and eternal weariness. An important part of the film is In leaving out his traditional Best: Uncut Dope is going to still wouldn' t touch this stuff with Lee is able to convey the that before his death, X changed. diatribes and fancy camerawork, Lee offend most of the university. a ten-foot pole. dedication and strength of Malcolm This could be considered the fourth is more educator than instigator. You 'II never hear any of these The album is still good; the X without overdoing his traditionally part of the story. He makes a Malcolm X traces the struggle of songs on the radio. Boys knock out beats better than stylistic camera work, or pilgrimage to Mecca, where to his a man and his ideology. But the most violent and anyone, and their continuous embellishing the film with surprise, he worships with whi tes. Learn what X really stands for. graphic images of the past songs sampling of movies in cuts like overwrought preaching. This affects his whole theocy. and Don't just wear it. - such as the detailed rape and "Scarface" and "And My Word" murder of a girl and the shooting make them one of the most of a cop in "Mind of a Lunatic" - original rap groups today. , Mo' better movies by Lee have been removed, for a watered But this greatest hits definitely down greatest hits record. isn' t the best of the Boys. It's continued from page A1 in an affluent architectural firm. They Some new songs have been great rap - but bad Geto Boys. An intriguing story of a make love and each tell their best added - the jacket says cuts have Spend your money on Geto Boys contemporary jazz band, with hip friends. This, in tum, sparks a string been "stolen from upcoming or Can't Be Stopped and leave Denzel Washington heading the of grapevine talk, leaving them with album featuring Big Mike" - but this one on the shelf. quintet. Joie Lee and Cinda Williams no one but each other. Snipes' black play Washington 's two love interests. friends ignore him and Sciarra is Also features Wesley Snipes as the denounced by her Italian family. B+ about the new law' s ability to deter saxophone player and real-life With Malcolm X, Lee's style of others, she is hopeful about what it drummer Jeff "Tain" Watts. Jazz movie making is leaning more Harassment means for women. great Branford Marsalis provides the toward serious epics than humorous, continued from page B1 "I do think it offers women original musical score. A mundane films. another level of protection.~ · she Jungle Fever (1991) - Lee The addition of Malcolm X to his victim as an acquaintance, relative says. explores the extenuating already impressive repertoire helps or former spouse, she says. However, Oberly does not feel circumstances involved in inter-racial Lee in his quest to become one of the John Stein, deputy director of the law is foolproof. couples. Wesley Snipes and most important and influential the National Organization of "It's not going to deter someone Annabc:lla Sciarra star as co-workers filmmakers of the day. Victim Assistance (NOVA), says who is very deranged and doesn't .stalkers who are strangers are care what the law says." usually in the minority. Stein says NOV A wants to When asked how the group sees name, he notes, "We're not a "Odds are strong that it mostly make sure the anti-stalking law themselves, Buck answers, frightening band by any means." occurs among former intimates," addresses enough aspects. Maniacs "sophisticated country bumkins." He describes the new album as: he says. "An obsessive person could call "No. I'm not exactly sure .... musically, "more live ... guitarwise! Such is the case with Lisa (not a woman at her workplace 200 continued from page 81 Image isn't something we thought it sounds more live, it sounds more her real name), a university junior. times a day and cause her to lose about that much. like myself playing than on pasi Last fall, Lisa received daily her job," Stein says. "We should about the band's lasting relationship. "We're as far from trendy as you records." : obscene phone calls from someone make sure stalking laws cover "It was a pretty special feeling, can get. .. . We're just a bunch of Instead of their usual songwriting she was sure knew her very well. this." thinking 'This is a pretty unique goofballs. We' re lucky if we can tie routine of composing first and then "He would tell me he had seen However, Lt. · Alexander von sound when we play together live."' our shoes in the morning and button letting Merchant run with t.he lyrics; me and would give daily accounts Koch of Newark Police contends 10,000 Maniacs abandoned the our shirts." Buck says for the first ti me, Ede.n is of what I had worn," Lisa says. the judicial system has enough somber tone of Blind Man's Zoo, Buck estimates their main a collaborative effort. "He often told me he wanted to checks in it to ensure the law is · the 1989 follow-up to In My Tribe, audience to be college students. "For the first time we wrote a have sex with me in very explicit enacted properly. with Eden. "But it's hard to say," he says. "We couple songs. The whole band wrote language." "It takes an investigation to "I like this album," Buck says. get a broad spectrum of people, 12 together. Although the calls gradually confirm what a victim states and a All of our personal lives are much years old to 50 years old. "We'll probably keep going in the stopped, she never found out who judge will review the facts," von happier and at ease than during "I think one of the reasons people same sort of direction - not being was stalking her. Koch says. Blind Man's Zoo." like us is because we're a pretty afraid to bring in other people that Post says the victim usually Although Flatley says only one One thing the Maniacs have not human band. We sing about pretty play instruments that we don' i knows the nemesis who won't let incident has been reported and concerned themselves with is image. humanitarian things." Despite their ~~~ . go of the failed relationship. documented to University Police, "Stalking is characteristic of if a student feels he or she is being obsessive relationships in that men stalked, they should immediately don't want to give up control of report the incident to police. women," she says, adding that men "In a lot of cases, the victim can control women by' scaring doesn't want to prosecute if they them. know the person," says Flatley, "so mterSession •sssss w Oberly says jealousy and basically, our hands are tied." possessiveness are nor-all that rare. Townsend stresses the "It's common knowledge that it importance of notifying the police 1993 happens every day in our state and if this type of incident occurs. around America," he says. "The law can only protect those Although Post is apprehensive who seek its protection." PHONE-IN DROP/ ADD DECEMBER 2 - 10, 1992 NCAA D~V~S~ON ~c.M UDPHONE, an interactive· voice response system that enables you to !F©©ibll~~ Ch~tm~~©rtil~h~~ drop/add courses using the key pad on your touch-tone telephone, will be T©urn~tmcsnt used for phone-in drop/add. IF~~t R©un~ The phone number is (302) U D P H 0 N E (837-4663). Galm(l From the dorms you just need to phone H q ME (4663). SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1992-12:30 p.m. Listed below are the times when you can BEGIN to drop/add by phone. Delaware Stadium On the first day only, access is based on your classifi~tion. Newark, Delaware Be~innjn~ on D«ember 2 TICKET PRICES Seniors and graduate students 8:00a.m. Box Seats ...... $17.00 Juniors 10:00 a.m. Grandstand Seats ...... $15.00 Sophomores 12:00 p.m. End Zones Seats ...... :...... $9.00 Freshmen 2:00p.m; Continuing Education students 5:00p.m. All 1992 Delaware Football Season Ticket Holders must claim tickets by 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 to insure same seating. 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Is i1 the form ol t:l2in:Ing for diose die bard tria!hlcses 'lllilo ~ in Jill wrmdti.ng eurci.se (wucb.ing lbese people may cause JOU to break out into a .twea~ and CIUSie ~ legs to fed l:avy). or can i1 be a styk of eurDse mat ~ w; rounded fitnes:s, fot tbe ~ .smdel:li The aoS' er i5 ~lb. b i .s-implest terms. cross training is performing a m ery of d:ifferre 1 fi ·tne-~ a ct h rities to imporm-e ~· olll fimes:s ~ The resuJts of l:he5e e:xcrcises; are increase>d .m scular stre ng · . IDU.'S~ tar encu.rance. cardiore.s pira tory end ran e. fktibil.ily aDd body co ~lion. Any ~J"'Q::ded c:ros:s training programs 5ho d emph.asi ze ea aspect !ha:t 'lllill bel:p reach a desired. realistic goaL The exerci·se llil' ltf'\'Jf\ g "delines e5tab lisbed b y t.b e The Deiortnre women's cre't'l' tea.m marle wa~-es ~spring wben their l"rghtweight n0\1ce boat pulle-d O·U't a surprisi ng victo-r)• at the Dad Vail ~~ttl in Phi~delphi.&. Amen can College o f Sports ~Milly Desm:rd lllOOlili Medicine slloufd a l a ys be C .~ 86. THE REVIEW •Novembe r 20, 1992 Reflections of a season, visions of a title: with this far," Viera said. "It will be a challenge to keep practice fun:· From a 13-13 teain going nowhere. very valuable experience for the interesting. and intense. • future, no matter how we do;" For Graber, however, practicing, fast, volleyball defies the odds to Lawson, who became a starting is exactly what she would want to· win a first-ever North Atlantic hitter almost halfway through the be doing for the rest of the· season, said the four-year road to semester, with or without an. Conference championship Missouri has not been easy for her. upcoming national tournament. "I kinda had a rough part in mid "This year we finally totally. By Carey McDaniel "I had been saying all season season, with different problems, but bonded as a team. Now we're Assisranr Sporrs Ediror that this year's team was going to I got through them," Lawson said. trusting each other more, because': It's easy to procrastinate. be a success," Viera said, "and "I didn't want to let the team down. we all have the same goals," she Just putting ·off doing a people were probably looking at me Since then·, we've Just all clicked said. "I never see my teammates off: homework assignment, writing a wondering where I was coming together. I think it's because my the court. This way we've extended paper or studying for an exam is from, since we were 3-6. mom's been praying for us." our ·time together and our season simple to do. "But this year's senior class had But prayers alone do not bring too. : But would you put off career been telling me for the past few wins, and Lawson and Falke's "Now the season won't drop off; success? years, 'Just wait until our senior abilities at the net have obviously to nothing and I won't miss it as• The Delaware women's year. It's going to be incredible. helped. much." ; volleyball team did. Just you wait." Lawson has been a dominant What the four seniors will miss: Not purposely, of course. The And this year, the wait was force for the Hens with 52 blocks at is playing together. Theymet five Hens just didn't click together on definitely worth it. the net, while Falke set a new years ago on the Delaware High' the court as a team in the slow The four seniors, hitters Jerelyn school record with 93 blocks. School All-Star Volleyball Team. beginnings of what came to be a Lawson, Phoebe Falke, Sarah Both seniors stand over 5'10," and traveled to Russia together on a: fast-moving season. Fowler and Graber led the Hens to but Viera says their winning regional team, coached by Viera. · ': "For my first three years here, a 25-13 (3-1 North Atlantic ::tti~ude is as important as height. Fowler, the team's star hitter at· we just didn't get along on the Conference) season, including four "The seniors had a lot to do with the net this season with 355 kills,: court," said senior setter Jill tournament wins and a first NAC leading the team because of their said the season will come to an: Graber. "I don't know what it was. title. experience. But this year they've unexpected ending. There were problems on the court, "The four of them had the learned to be winners and they "[The NIVT] is the best way to . but we were fine off it." attitude that this was going to be learned they can be competitive," finish up four years," she saicL . This year a winning season their best year,'' Viera said, "and it Viera said. "We're just going to go out there ~ looked out of reach again as the was by far." "The seniors are, in a sense, and go as far as we can. We all · Hens got out to a 3-6 start. But success hasn 'I ended with homegrown," she added, since the want to win, but if we don't, that's' Adequacy followed, and at the season finish. four starters are all from Delaware. O.K., because we accomplished our • midseason the Hens were just 13- Winning the NAC landed "To win the NAC meant they biggest goal when we won the• 13. Delaware its first-ever invitation to accomplished their goal, but to NAC." _.. "We were losing and [the four the National Invitational Voileyball continue into postseason play is the Falke agreed. seniors) weren't playing," Graber Tournament (NIVT) in Kansas best way to end the season." "It's just like a dream," she said> said. "It was frustrating." City, Mo., December 3-6. The hardest part about making it "It has extra meaning for all of us THE REVIEW /Walter M. Eben But Hens Coach Barb Viera k~pt "The level of competition out to the NIVT will be practicing for seniors. Delaware volleyball coach Barb Viera takes charge during a recent telling her team that they could pull there is probably .going to be a step the next three weeks, Viera said. "And it's the best way to go practice. This week Viera was named NAC Coach of the Year. through. above what we have been faced Without any competition, it will be out." ~ '• Fitness A grand Convo debut continued from page BS The Carpenter Sports Building ~ contains many places where one ClUJ· improve themselves physically. Yo" The Field House is a distant and instant can go to the strength and. conditioning room and work on youf· memory as a new arena comes of age _ muscular endurance by using circuii: weight training. ' By Jeff Pearlman price tag, perhaps the baby arena's most Sports Ediror obvious attraction is the hard wood court. A study done by the Coopei; The contrasts stood out from the Where the Field House featured a Institute for Aerobic Research ir)· opening tip-off to the final bucket. rubber surface last used in third grade Dallas, Texas indicated circui • The old was dark, dry and completely indoor kickball games, the Acierno Arena weight training burns more calorie~ devoid of personality. (don't ask) can rival any in 10 minutes than swimming; aerobics or even using ll The new is alive ------..:... illd Duke or UCLA arena bright\ y lit from high-. surface. stairclimber. The Cardiovascular Room in the powered wattage and "The field "1 love it," said senior energized by a booming center Spencer Dunkley. Carpenter Sports Building offers a variety of cross training challenge$· ·public address system that H. ouse was "It's a prime ume takes announcer Greg building for what will with a wide array of availabje equipment. Ten minutes on the Burton's deep cries of aim SOt ll•ke hopefully be a prime time " A n T H 0 N e e e team somewhere down Versa Climber, followed by 20 ' minute spin on a Windracer should:: Wrrreyeght" and boldly playing in a the line. It's the next expands them through the level kind of thing." really get the blood flowing. :~ If indoor sports are more your:: arena. dungeon." Burton, Delaware The old rubber court is basketball's second- speed, then pick up a basketball or : get into a game of raquetball or' ; ob~olete too, replaced by a -Ricky Deadwyler year announcer, said the hard wood floor last seen D 1 d Convo can take First squash. All these things help to;. at the 1992 NCAA e aware guar State basketball to a new circulate the blood and burn ; Tournament in level. calories. :; Minneapolis. "The things that can come from this are A cross training approach to:. And even though the Delaware Field limitless," he said. "It's so much more health related fitness may be a' , House's comfy confines will never see impressive than the Field House, and just successful approach to fitness for the' another Blue Hen basketball game, it announcing in it you can feel a definite college student. It may involve· really won' t be missed. difference. With enough backing, this varied workouts that will challenge: On Monday night, a new era in thing can take off." you on an individual basis. u: Delaware athletics opened its gates for the Yet on a night of expected excitement, thought out and planned ahead, a: first time to the the Delaware men's several Delaware players saw too much of g~t amount of fun can be involved: basketball team.· the blues. in cross training. And of course,• And oh, what a difference a new arena No, not despair. Try empty blue seats, always remember to smile,: makes. something sophomore forward Patrick especially when exercising! Enjoy! : Less than 1,000 of the Bob Carpenter Evans hopes isn't a sign of things to Sports/Convocation Center's 5,058 seats come. Charlie Chatterton is a university: were filled for the Hens' 129-88 "It's real nice to have and everything," fitness specialist. Fimeu Leyet: exhibition game rout of the Fortean Evans said, "but I hope we can fill it up appears every two weeks in The: Institute Explorers, but the Convo's· every night. It'll be real nice if we can fill Review, impact was immediately felt. it up every night." "The Field House was almost like Sophomore point guard Brian Pearl playing in a dungeon," said Delaware agreed. THE REVIEW /MaximillianGretsch senior guard Ricky Deadwyler. "It was "I think it'll be even better if we get Delaware sophomore point guard Brian Pearl directs the Blue Hen attack in his Pearl's Jam ~ really dark and grim. But here it's almost more fans out,'' Pearl said. "I think that's .team's 129-88 win over the Explorers. The Hens battled Seton Hall last night. like-you're playing in daylight. It's a gonna make the atmosphere that we need we might as well have stayed at the Field able to play against Seton Hall last night. continued from page BS bigger place, and it gives you the feeling to be a successful team this year. The House." The women's team will play their first you. I mean, how mtJIIY points woukt. you have a bigger program." Convocation Center and the floor is all FREE THROWS - Dunkley sparined game in the Convo Sunday against 'the youspot us." ': Aside from the Convo's $20.5 million great, but if we don't have fans to fill it his ankle in practice Tuesday, but was Greek National Team. Of course, PeJ;ry too is no dummy.: My inside power would throw McNamara out of the paint like a leaf in:: a hurricane, and the long j~ would: l~ve guard Jen Lipinski in awe. It wouldn't be a contest. Crew . Football tickets Granted, it may sound strange to: have a desire to play the women's" continued from page BS now being sold . basketball team But after realizing the: closest I'll ever come to being a New The ~lawarc football team Jersey Net will be front row tickets, 1; garnered a silver. will host a first round Division 1- need redemption. "It is a spon I have always gotten a AA game Nov. 28 at Delaware Sure, I was the 12th man on lot out of, and I enjoy putting OOck into Stadium. Mahopac High's basketball team. But: . iL I'll probably be out here until I am Playoff tickets went on sale on the girl's team, I would've been a: ro," Crawfml said, laughing, as re tries Wednesday, and will continue to be starter ... maybe even a star! : to stay warm despite the 17 degree wind sold until game day. Today the Bob All those years of shooting baske • Carpenter Center Box Office will blowing off the Schuykill River. after basket in the driveway must result be open from 8:30a.m. to 7:30p.m. in something positive. It couldn't have~ Although Ellis joined the coaching Ticket prices arc S17 for box staff in September 1992, the two crew seats, $15 for grandstand seasting been a complete waste of time. ·: coaches knew each other during Ellis' and $9 for university students and So the plan is easy. I'll run the court high school years. end zone seating. with the women, dominate over center ln 1978, Crawforo coached the St. The 23,000.seat Delaware Colleen McNamara and their posy of 6-.. Joseph's Prep crew teams in Stadium will be the site of an foot forwards- then go home happy. .,. Philadelphia. By 1980, with Ellis as NCAA playoff game for the second If the· Convo or Field House won't coxswain, St. Joe's won the National · siJaight year and for the lOth time allow it because of insurance policy: Scholastic Olampionship. under 27-year head coach Tubby restrictions (which will probably ~· Ellis and Crawford are a good Raymond. used$ a handy excuse), then Jet's hit balance, says Hens coxswain AI Volpe. The No. IO 'nationally ranked the Carpenter Sports Building. • "Chuck is based more on physical Hens (8·2, 7-1 Yankee Conference) How about the courts across from: strength. and Tom focuses more on were awarded an early home benh the Sllldent Center? .• technique." Volpe says. in the playoffs for the second Even my driveway! , siJaight year. Anywhere. give me the chance. : But the key to this successful team Last year the Hens fell to James Just was summed up by Crawford's last Madison in a thrilling overtime And watch out for the bottom of my words of encouragement as the men finish . sneakers in yrur face. shoved off for the ftnal.s. "Have fun. guys." )elf Pearlman is the sports editor J -Jonathan Kozak TheReview. .• :· .,'· Classi ieds November 20, 1992. THE REVIEW. 87 Cl,sslfieds deadlines are Tuesdays at 3 6447 orTrlcla111837·6450. AC . 368-9484. Cal ASAP. TEST ARE REQUIRED. WE WILL TRAIN p.m. for Friday issues and Fridays at 3 =~:.:,er~~~::.~=a YOU IN C.P.R. & FIRST AID. HOURLY PAY Hey AOTT. Gel P8Yc:hed lor lhe formal!! Karen or Malfat1'he Review at 831·2n1. 1979 Ford Mustang, AC. AWFM, auto, 74K 11emale roommate needad to share great IS $5.00.55.50 TO START. DEPENDING ON p.m. for Tuesday issues. The first 10 words .Anonymly guaranteed. miles. 51300 or b.o. CaM 999·1186. apart men!. 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DART announces a deal just for may free you up to figure out your DART can also get you on the The Route 5 is still free for November University of Delaware stude[1ts that is calculus or read your analysis of right track for home. The Route 5 only, but you'll have to spring for the so big, it'll not only rock you ... but it'll travels to Wilmington and drops you off ·r.·j Albanian Archaeology in the early ages. Route 6 ride. I[ get you rolling, too. · just three blocks from the Wilmington To Introduce our new Route 5 YOUU GET AROUND, AMTRAK station. . IF UFE IS A HIGHWAY, service, we're giving you unlimited " I 'ROUND, 'ROUND, 'ROUND YOU'RE 'GONNA RIDE ff free rtctlng for the entire month of AND SAVE MONEY . , November. Sorry, off&r9XpirflsCJecernber1, 1992. . Your free November service on See how simple it is to go the Route 5 bus will take you here, When November is history, directly from there and everywhere we go. Just you'll enjoy DARTs economics. ,, look at some of the places we stop: (Call the DARTLINE at 655-3381 for All u. of D. students will continue to ~I,TQil1-J ~~S:St~~=eMall. schedule Information). You won't receive a big 30% discount off the Or from doing homework to heading • Newark - Elkton Road have to bug your friends to drive you cash fare with every ticket. home. Try it for a month ... you won't • Newark- S. College Ave. there after your last class on Friday or Tickets are available at the ~SAVYtE even h,ave to write home for money ... get up early on Monday to meet you. Student Info Center at the ! • • The Christiana Mall because it's FREE. Perkins Student Center. Q • The Christiana Hospital UFE IN THE FAST LANE So spend November riding and learning the •MBNA Gotta 'getthereinahurry, right? Route 5 bus without spending a penny. So hop on the Route 5 bus and do • Ogletown Road Then, when you come back after a quick one-two onto the Route 16. • University of Delaware break, just hop on the bus, Gus. The 16 has daily express buses to • Del. Tech. Stanton Campus and from Wilmington during the week. . , ,, Your Route 5 ride is still free during November, but you'll have to pay for the Route 16. For more lnfonnatlon call the DARTLIN£ at 655-3381 WE'LL GIVE YOU-A LIFT 'TDD II 855-1537 ~EVERYDAY Ct992,DART A Subsidioly or 6 DeiOOT - 88 • THE RMEW • November 2o, 1992 TODAY'S ; Merry Christmas • f'~ Natal • God Jul• .Buon Nalale • Feliz Navidad • J.,-Nid • FrOhliche Weilmachten • Merry Christmas • E ~ CROSSWORD PUZZLE t.. ~ 16m ANNUALIIOLIDAY CRAfTS Snow E.. ... CII4jU of~~ r t. 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