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The Grizzly, December 3, 1997
Paul Guidry Ursinus College
Jesse Federman Ursinus College
Melinda Albert Ursinus College
Stephanie Palmer Ursinus College
Jay Wilkes Ursinus College
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Recommended Citation Guidry, Paul; Federman, Jesse; Albert, Melinda; Palmer, Stephanie; Wilkes, Jay; Newkirk, Lauren G.; Murnane, Tricia; Shoen, John; Bishop, Rob; McGovern, Kevin; Reddy, Arathi; and Harfman, Carolyn, "The Grizzly, December 3, 1997" (1997). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 411. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/411
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Volume XX Number 7 Ursinus College December 3, 1997
New Bookstore Anticipated Fall 1998
fying their plans by the end of erything from merchandising to re ing mark-up, which included ary. The new owner will also have 1997, which will then be reviewed sale to price mark-ups will be made Ursinus clothing and paraphema input into this matter. ~ '%''''I§i!!6'',of the Grizzly lia, totaled about 50%. Both figures If all goes as planned, by the time by a panel of 10 to 12 students, solely by either Follett or Little Pro faculty, and staff. According to Dr. fessor. Ideas on these matters will were in keeping with the standard fmal exams are over at the end of Pilgrim, who is heading the panel, be included in the proposals, so the mark-ups made at the other schools this year, the two proposals will For several readily apparent rea ownership will be awarded to the panel can ensure that such decisions surveyed. have been reviewed and an owner sons, the Ursinus College book company which manages to "con will be made responsibly. Despite these somewhat reassuring will have been chosen. Though Dr. store leaves much to be desired. vince us they can run a store well, Students who are dissatisfied with results, the committee came to an Pilgrim claims he is not unhappy Aside from the fact that many stu the way we would like it to be run." the current bookstore might feel that other overwhelming conclusion. with the current bookstore, he is dents feel text book prices are a bit The first of the two is the Follett Follett should not even be given "We were in unanimous agree undeniably excited about next year's exorbitant, it is extremely small Company, which has owned the consideration in this matter, but Dr. ment," asserts Dr. Clark, "that the plans. "We will have a proper even for a college ofless than 1200 current bookstore for nearly 15 Pilgrim urges that such criticism is store needed a new site. It needed to bookstore for the first time in his students-and its location is in years. It is the largest campus unfounded. He mentions a study be more central." Dr. Pilgrim fmnly tory, " he exclaims, "For the past 3 5 convenient. These gripes have not bookstore operation in the country, conducted by the Student Faculty agrees, and is certain the new years we have not had a proper site gone unnoticed by administration managing more than 500 college Committee last year which com bookstore's location, which has al or a proper building." Finally, we however, and thankfully, by next and university stores across the pared the Ursinus Bookstore with ready been chosen, will prove more will have both. year, these problems should be United States. The second is the those of approximately 15 other, convenient. taken care of with the construction Little Professor Bookstore, located comparable institutions. The new store will be constructed of a bigger, better (but not neces in the Trappe Shopping Center. Dr. Clark, a History professor who nextto Wismer, a much more readily sarily cheaper) bookstore. Once Ursinus has granted owner was on the committee, explains that accessible spot without a doubt. The In order to reconcile this press ship to one of these two entities, the their research revealed that, in gen steep hill just outside ofZack's will ing need, the college has invited college will receive a fee from the eral, the price mark-ups made in our be completely dug out to make room two companies to compete for own company and nothing more. The bookstore did not exceed the norm. for the two-story building. Dr. ership of a new bookstore which is new store is essentially a business, The average textbook mark-up, Pilgrim's panel has been working scheduled to be completed early in and thus profits and losses are all which included new, used, and with an architect for a year with the fall semester of 1998. Both handled by the company, not the traded books, came to approximately hopes of committing to a fmal de groups will submit proposals speci- school. Decisions concerning ev- 25%, and the average merchandis- sign by the end of this coming Janu- Capano Charged with First Degree Murder !!,R••jfIll1tHU_·,_IIJI.-.-ilPl"-t-p-,-' c of the Grizzly ] it on Jerry's boat, and they rode ceed everything, including brother- stormy, love affair, and prosecutors Dr. Espadas, Spanish Professor about 60 to 75 miles out into the hood" stated Bauer. believe this is why Capano killed and Delaware resident, feels that On Wednesday, November 12, a ocean. Thomas pushed the cooler Gerard claims that at the time he her. Capano killed Fahey because he Black Jeep driving in the north overboard, but it would not sink. did not know that the corpse was It is alleged that Capano alluded could not accept the fact the she did bound lane of 1-95 in Wilmington, He then began to shoot holes into that of Anne Marie Fahey. Thomas arrest for so long because of a lack not want to be with him, and he was Delaware was pulled over by a the cooler to make it sink, but he simply told him that he had 'taken of evidence, and the friendships accustomed to getting what he slew oflaw enforcement officials. was still unsuccessful. Thomas then care' of someone who was trying to which he maintained with mem wanted. "I think he is as guilty as It was no ordinary traffic stop, for pulled the cooler back on board, extort him. No one knows exactly bers of the Delaware legal system, sin, but it has to be proven. I think the officers were there to arrest removed the corpse from inside, why Gerard waited so long to come from judges to local police officers. they may have a hard time, because prominent Delaware attorney and tied it to an anchor, and threw it forward with his information, but it The Capano Family is known in of the lack of evidence on Capano", power player, Thomas 1. Capano, overboard, into 200 feet of water. was said that prosecutors had been Delaware as multi-millionaire de stated Espadas. Jr., the charge, first degree mur Fahey's body still has not been putting the heat on the younger velopers, with many social and po Meanwhile, Thomas Capano is der. found, and experts are dubious that Capano to confess what he knew litical connections, in contrast to in Wilmington's Gander Hill Although, Capano had long been a discovery will ever be made. about Fahey's disappearance. This Fahey, who comes from a working Prison, awaiting trial. He and his the primary suspect in the disap Though few people interviewed after, Gerard and his wife faced class Irish background. However, lawyers decided not to accept a plea pearance of Anne Marie Fahey, knew the details of the case, several child endangerment charges, after all of these factors became irrel bargain, in which Capano would and the target of a grand jury in Ursinus community members police raided their home and found evant when the FBI took over the have pleaded guilty to a federal vestigation, he was never convicted wished to comment publicly. drugs and weapons that were in an investigation. charge - kidnapping resulting in ofany crime. However, his younger Michael Bauer, a Ursinus College unlocked safe, in reach of their two Dr. Richardson, Associate Pro murder - that would have spared brother Gerard turned him in. junior who has a twin brother with small children. fessor of Psychology, believes that Thomas Capano the possibility of According to a police affidavit, whom he maintains a very close Fahey, the scheduling secretary Capano felt he was above the law, the death penalty. Now his fate will Gerard told authorities that he relationship, agrees with Gerard for Delaware's Governor Carper, probably because of his wealth and lay in the hands of the jury. helped his older brother Thomas Capano'sreaction. Although Bauer was last seen having dirmer with fame. "I think what it [the case] *Background information from the dump a body into the Atlantic. admitted that turning your brother Capano in a posh Philadelphia res really shows is the whole glamor internet, Phila. Inquirer, and The body was in a 5-foot-Iong in is a difficult decision, it is ulti taurant, on the night of June 27, ous, beautiful people syndrome has Wilmington News Jownal* cooler, that was closed with a chain mately the right thing to do. "The 1996. According to her diary, she ts morbid sides.", related and lock. Thomas Capano loaded principles of right and wrong ex- was trying to end their three-year, Richardson. PINIONS December 3, 191J Time To Procrastinate
Ii pseudo hackers! What are the think you are dumb enough after cartoon is on the Net. South Park jack, and checkers with other E!ittP!b!ii I,,, nq, cool websites that can help us the first time. is located in people around the country who of the Grizzly clear our minds and gain insight Another cool website that my www.comedycentral.com. Those feel like killing time. The when writing those term papers at mother showed me is not for the little rascals have their own games P.E.T.S. meter gives these sites a I'd like to teach the world to the last minute. Well, with the squeamish. This website is and cute graphics. It is very eye WARNING!. They are great big sing in perfect harmony. I'd like help of some friends and a few www.rotten.com. Anything and pleasing. You can build Michael humungazoid time suckers. Play to help all Ursinus students fmd freaks I was able to fmd out about everything that is utterly horrible Jackson's baby (with the right at your own risk! new and different ways to a few websites that most people and disgusting is on this page. equipment) or you can check out There are more groovy sites on procrastinate during fmals! (That seem to enjoy. There was a picture of Mr. some of the other comedy central the net. If you have trouble line doesn't fit does it?! Heh-heh A website my friend recently shows. You can also read your finding sites you can always go to heh) discovered is www.jeopardy.com. horoscope and purchase merchan Yahoo! or Net Search and look up Ursinus students suffered a This page is the coolest. If you /I ... slack off, dise. (Tip: I don't recommend any topic. One fun thing to do is tragic loss in the beginning of the have the right computer and sending your credit card number fmd out who the other people in year. We lost two great friends speakers the Jeopardy! theme procrastinate through the computer. You could the world are that have websites Minesweeper and Solitaire. They song plays as the site opens up. If and do a little end up with twenty magic lip sex with your name. I found out that were taken out of the computer you are a new user they tell you to studying./I toys!) The P.E.T.R. meter (oops!) there is lady named Stephanie labs by those academic computing sign in and select a password. P.E.T.S meter gives this site about Palmer who writes awful poetry tyrants! To arms fellow com The best thing is that its free! You 15 minutes. The novelty wears about nature. She sucks! rades, students and procrastina don't have to enter in you credit Bobbit's road side penis and off soon. You can also go to the Ursinus tors. We need to fmd new and card number in order to play. people with elephantiasis of all There are also thousands more Homepage. You can learn about better ways to procrastinate. We You can play regular jeopardy or body parts. Would anyone like to websites to choose from. People courses, read about the college's need to find a way to deal with college jeopardy. Do you think see a testicle that weighs FIFTY who like games can download history, or send e-mail bombs to writer's block. We need to fmd a you have what it takes to play? If pounds? I thought so! Well this is their hearts away at the president (that's a joke!). solution with endless possibilities. not you can always play Wheel of the site for you. The P.E.T.S. www.happypuppy.com. They So, slack off, procrastinate and We need ... we need to surf the Fortune which is just a click meter gives this site about 5 have over 500 games such as do a little studying. But when you NET!! ( a light bulb goes off and away. Now, on the P.E.T.S. meter minutes. It's pretty gross, but it Tomb Raider, Quake and Diablo. fail your test and your paper the Stars Wars theme plays in the (Procrastination Estimated Time defmitely puts your mind back on Another game site is sounds like Dr. Seuss remember background. ) Scale). Jeopardy! takes about 10 your paper. www.classicgames.com. You can the Daily Double you got right This cry goes out to all the minutes to play or 20 if you don't Of course everybody's favorite play poker, chess, bridge, black- while writing it.
Have Faith The Grizzly MO physical health? A growing and The following is a telephone rmM'!Mi ., surprising body of scientific poll of 1,004 Americans taken for Editor-In-ChieC of The Grizzly evidence says they can. TIME/CNN in June of 1996. Paul Guidry A 1995 study at Dartrnouth There are many out there who Hitchcock Medical Center found DO YOU BELIEVE: Page Editors do not believe in the power of that one of the best predicators of News Zenzl All prayer, they think that it is simply survival among 232 heart surgery In the healing power of personal Opinions Melissa Forbes a waste of time and energy. Ifit is patients was the degree to which prayer? (YES 82% NO 13%) Features and A&E Daneen Stamps such a waste of time, why do so the patients said they drew Praying for someone else can help Photo Editor Kristen Schuman and many people around the world do comfort and strength from their illness? (YES 77% NO 21%) Ed Nyman it and see and feel results from it? religious faith. Those who did not God sometimes intervenes to cure Many people do not pray have faith, had more than three !:: people with a serious illness? Sports Joanna Doyle because they do not believe in it. times the death rate of those who (YES 77% NO 18%) Advertising Manager Bryan Astheimer They feel as though prayer is just did. Another survey on blood . Doctors should join their patients "speaking to yourself and giving pressure and depression showed in prayer if the patient request it? yourself a pep-talk to make things that people who regularly attend (YES 64% NO 27%) Faculty AdvIsor happen." Another person told me religious services have been found ' By looking at this survey one lynne Edwards
that "prayer has nothing to do to have lower blood pressure, less C can see how many prayer believ- with a god or a higher power, it is heart disease, lower rates of :> ers there are. It is pretty amazing General Staff"' instead thought control which depression and generally better to think that so many people have Clrq..llation Manager- Erin Gambeskl: Writers - Melinda Albert, forces you to believe in some health than those who don 't ~ so much faith in something that is Michael Bauer. Rob Bishop. Rebecca Class, Jacqueline Colvin, thing. And if something happens attend. 'non-factual, intangible and Jesse Federman. Teresa Green.Meghan GualtierI. Carolyn people want to say it is because of "People, a growing number of invisible. Prayer does help in Hartman. Karen Hollinger. Michael Hoffman. Molly Jennings. Kurt prayer." them, want to examine the ,. ways that are inexplicable, kind of Miller. Kevin McGovem. Stephanie Palmer. Arathl Reddy. John Personally, I believe that prayer connection between healing and • like a little miracle. Try it some- Shoen. James Wilkes. Jay WIsnowskl is more than just a "pep-talk" or spirituality," says Jeffrey Levin, a time, it could make you a believer EdItorial PoBcy thought control. Prayer, no matter doctor at Eastern Virginia - also. All letters and articles submitted to 17Ie Grizzly must be signed by the author. In the what religion you are, or are not, Medical School. More and more ••• The information presented interest of content integrity. anonymous articles win not be published. Opinions that has the power to do miracles in medical schools are adding comes from TIME Magazine, appear in articles are those ofthose authors, and not necessarily those ofthe student body one's own life or someone else's. courses on holistic and alternative June 19th 1996 under "Faith and or administration. 17Ie Grizzly reserves the right 10 edit Illy submission for pammatica1, legal. and/or spatial purposes. Can prayer, faith and spiritual medicine with titles like "Caring Healing." ity really improve a person's for the Soul." • ecember 3, 199J Ursinus College *** EXAM SCHEDULE *** .. Term: FA97 ------Anthropology/Sociology ----
ANSO 400V Hist & Theories GALLAGHER, Vednesday, December 17 1: oopm-4: oopm Bomberger Hall 109
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ANl'H 100 Sociocult Anth GALLAGHER, Thursday, December 11 9:ooam-12:oopm Bomberger Hall 109 ANl'H 242 Peoples Africa OBOLER, R. Vednesday, December 10 9:ooam-12:oopm Bomberger Hall 108
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ART 100 Intro to Art XARAS, T. Vednesday, December ' 17 9:00am-12:oopm F. V. Olin Hall 009 ART 201 Studio Art I XARAS, T. Tuesday, December 16 1: oopm-4: 00pm Fetterolf House stud ART 301 Drawing XARAS, T. Thursday, December 18 l:oopm-4:00pm Fetterolf House Stud ART 311 Hist of Art I POTIER-HEN Monday, December 15 1: 00pm-4: oopm F. V. Olin Hall 107
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B10 1000 Intro Bio FIELDS, M. Vednesday, December 17 9:ooam-12:oopm Thomas Hall 324 B10 1110 Prin of Bio DAVLEY, Vednesday, December 10 9:ooam-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall Aud BIO 225 Cell Biology ESCH, K. Vednesday, December 10 9: ooam-12: 00pm Thomas Hall 324 B10 226 Genetics GODDARD, K Thursday, December 11 9:ooam-12:oopm Thomas Hall 324 BIO 250 Environmntl Bio SIDrE, J. Friday, December 12 1: oopm-4: oopm Thomas Hall 319 B10 305 Human Anatomy AU..EN, C. Tuesday, December 16 9:ooam-12:oopm Thomas Hall 324 BIO 315 Biochemistry ESCH, K. Thursday, December 11 9:ooam-12:oopm Thomas Hall 319 B10 335 Plant Physiolgy FIELDS, M. Thursday, December 11 9:ooam-12:oopm Thomas Hall 314 B10 345 Microbiology LOBO, A. Monday, December 15 1: oopm-4: oopm Thomas Hall 324 BIO 346 Animal Phys BAILEY, B. Monday, December 15 1: oopm-4: oopm Thomas Hall 319 B10 415V Ecology CAHILL, J. Vednesday, December 17 9:ooam-12:oopm Thomas Hall 323 BIO 431V Neurobiology SIDlE, J. Vednesday, December 10 9:ooam-12:oopm Thomas Hall 314 B10 449V Inununology LOBO, A. Friday, December 12 1: oopm-4: oopm Thomas Hall 324
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CHEH 105 A Gen Chem I HESS, R. Tuesday, December 16 9:ooam-12:oopm Pfahler Hall 315 CHEH 105A A Chem I Lab HESS, R. Friday, December 12 9:ooam-12:00pm Pfahler Hall 305 CHEH 105A B Chem I Lab VlLLIAHSEN Thursday, December 18 1 :oopm-4:oopm Pfahler Hall 305 CHEH 105A C Chem I Lab SCHULTZ, R Tuesday, December 16 1: oopm-4: 00pm Pfahler Hall 305 CHEH 10SA D Chem I Lab HESS, R. Vednesday, December 17 1: oopm-4: oopm Pfahler Hall 305 CHEH 105A E Chem I Lab SCHULTZ, R Vednesday, December 10 1: oopm-4: oopm Pfahler Hall 305 CHEH 105 B Gen Chem I VlLLIAHSEN Tuesday, December 16 9: ooam-12: oopm Pfahler Hall 305 CHEH 105 C Gen Chem I SCHULTZ, R Tuesday, December 16 9:ooam-12:oopm Pfahler Hall 119 CHEH 105 D Gen Chem I HESS, R. Friday, December 12 1: oopm-4: oopm Pfahler Hall 315 CHEH 105 E Gen Chem I SCHULTZ, R Friday, December 12 1: oopm-4: oopm Pfahler Hall 119 CHEH 207 Organic Chem TORTORELLI Monday, December 15 1: oopm-4: oopm F. V. Olin Hall Aud CHEH 207A A Organic Lab TORTORELLI Friday, December 12 9:00am-12:oopm Pfahler Hall 315 CHEH 207A B Organic Lab TORTORELLI Thursday, December 18 1: 00pm-4: oopm Pfahler Hall 315 CHEH 207A C Organic Lab TORTORELLI Tuesday, December 16 1: oopm-4: oopm Pfahler Hall 315 CHEH 209 Compu ters/Chem VlLLIAHSEN Vednesday, December 17 9:00am-12:oopm Pfahler Hall 211 CHEH 309 Physical Chem GAEDE, H. Monday, December 15 1 :00pm-4:00pm Pfahler Hall 211 CHEH 309AA Phys Chem Lab GAEDE, H. Thursday, December 18 1 :OOpm-4: 00pm Pfahler Hall 2020 CHEH 309AB Phys Chem Lab GAEDE, H. Tuesday, December 16 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Pfahler Hall 2020 CHEH 313 Ins trum Anal VlLLIAHSEN Vednesday, December 10 9: 00am-12: 00pm Pfahler Hall 305 CHEH 401 Adv Inorganic GOODING, B Friday, December 12 1 :00pm-4: 00pm Pfahler Hall 305 CHEH 40lA Adv Inorgan Lab GOODING, B Vednesday, December 17 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Pfahler Hall 303
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CS 271 Computer Sci I JESSUP, P. Friday, December 12 1 :00pm-4:00pm Pfahler Hall 109 CS 371 Data Struc&Algo JESSUP, P. Honday, December 15 1: 00pm--4: 00pa Pfahler Hall 109 CS 471 Seminar in CS I BAGELGANS, Vednesday, December 10 9 :00am-12: 00pm Pfahler Hall 001
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CST 105 A Mass Media & So OIT1'CJl, T. Vednesday, DeceIIber 10 9:00u-12:00p. P. V. Olin Ball 107 CST 105 B Mass Media & So BARDS, L Friday, DeceIIber 12 1:00p.-4:00p. F. V. Olin Ball 107 CST 110 A Interpersonal SCIlVARTZ, 'l1lursday, Decaber 11 9:00aa-12:00p. Ritter Center 210 CST 110 B Interpersonal BAIATZ, s. Friday, Decaber 12 9:00aa-12:00p. Ritter rAnter 210 CST 111 Intro to 'l'heatr BDIRY, J. 'lbursdq, Dec.ber 11 9:00.-12:00p. Ritter rAnter 202 CST 201 A Public SpeaIdDg GOUIIBIG, 1Iooday, Decaber 15 1:0ap...4:00p. litter rAnter 210 CST 201 B Public Speaking BABA!Z, s. VedaeacIq, Decaber 10 9:00.-12:oap. litter rAnter 210 CST 'JJ1I Joumalba I IDIIAIDS, L ~,o.:.bK 11 9:00..12:oap. r. V. 0Ua Ball 007 CST 210 Video eo. I 1ILUIIl, J. 'Ibunday, DIc:eIIber 18 bOOpa-4.oap. litter c.ter Stud csr 3!5 1Iedia,000tun , ...... ,L Pri", o.c.ber 12 9.00..12_oap. litter cater 20Z csr 37IA GIDder' ea. 1IIl'rZ, S. ~, o.c.ber 17 9.00..12aOOp. litter ClDter 20Z --lut Mt.a Stulli_ --
lAS 314 ".... adt' Soc IIIUIIJUJI • 'Ibunday, o.c.ber 11 9:001II-12:00.- P. v. 0liD Ball 317 Ursinus College December 3. 1991
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ECBA 100 B I n t ro to Econ MCLENNAN, Tuesday, December 16 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 200 ECBA 100 C I ntro to Econ BERNSTEIN, Thursday, December 11 9: OOam-12: OOpm Pfahler Hall 119 ECBA 100 D Intro t o Econ MCLENNAN, Friday, December 12 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 200 ECBA 100 E I ntro to Econ BERNSTEIN, Friday, December 12 9: OOam-12: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 008 ECBA 100 F Intro to Econ O'NEILL, H Thursday, December 18 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 008 ECBA 105 Princ of Acct BOlJERS, B. Vednesday, December 10 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 108 ECBA 105 B Princ of Acct HARRIS, C. Vednesday, December 10 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 209 ECBA 203 Int Fin Acct I HARRIS, C. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Bomberger Hall 209 ECBA 204 Int Fin Acct II BOlJERS, B. Tuesday, December 16 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 209 ECBA 218 Management PILGRIM, J Thursday, December 18 l:00pm-4:00pm Bomberger Hall 200 ECBA 251 Intermed Mi cro MCLENNAN, Vednesday, December 10 9 :OOam-12 :OOpm Bomberger Hall 100 ECBA 252 Intermed Macro BERNSTEIN, Vednesday, December 17 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 209 ECBA 301 Acct Partnersh BOlJERS, B. Friday, December 12 l:00pm-4:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 108 ECBA 303 Managerial Acc t SVARTZ, F. Vednesday, December 10 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 217 ECBA 305Q Research Method O'NEILL, H Vednesday, December 17 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 109 ECBA 306 Corp Finance ECONOMOPOU Thursday, December 11 9:00am-12:00pm Bomberger Hall 209 ECBA 307 Marketing PHILLIPS, Vednesday, December 17 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Bomberger Hall 200 ECBA 308 Int ' l Trade O'NEILL, H Thursday, December 11 9:00am-12:00pm Hyrin Library 317 ECBA 316 Money & Cap Hk t ECONOMOPOU Friday, December 12 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 209 ECBA 437\1 Mgmt/Bus Policy ECONOMOPOU \1ednesday, December 17 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 108
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ENGL 100 A First- Year Comp DECATUR, L Vednesday, December 10 9: OOam-12: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 301 ENGL 100 B First-Year Comp KEITA, N. Friday, December 12 9:00am-12:00pm Thomas Hall 323 ENGL 100 C First- Year Comp DOLE, C. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 201 ENGL 100 D First-Year Comp BATES, N. Vednesday, December 17 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 301 ENGL 100 E First-Year Comp BATES, N. Thursday, December 11 9: OOam-12: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 103 ENGL 100 F First-Year Comp KEITA, N. Thursday, December 11 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 008 ENGL 100 G First- Year Comp AGOSTINELL Thursday, December 18 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 102 ENGL 100 H First- Year Comp OSMAN, J. Thursday, December 18 1: 00pm-4: 00pm F. V. Olin Hall 103 ENGL 100 I First-Year Comp VOLKMER, J Vednesday, December 17 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 103 ENGL 200 Intro to Li t AGOSTINELL Vednesday, December 17 l:00pm-4:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 102 ENGL 205 Fiction \1riting VOLKMER, J Tuesday, December 16 1: 00pm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 305 ENGL 206 Poetry Vriting KEITA, N. Thursday, December 18 1: OOpm-4: 00pm F. V. Olin Hall 317 ENGL 208 Adv Exposi tory PERRETEN, Vednesday, December 10 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 302 ENGL 209 Crea ti ve Vri tng OSMAN, J. Tuesday, December 16 1: 00pm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 317 ENGL 215 Med & Ren Lit UONARONS, Friday, December 12 9: 00am-12: 00pm F. V. Olin Hall 303 ENGL 216 17&18 C Eng Lit PERRETEN, Tuesday, December 16 9: 00am-12: 00pm F. V. Olin Hall 103 ENGL 219 19th C. Am Li t SCHROEDER, Tuesday, December 16 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 301 ENGL 220 20th C. Am Lit OSMAN, J. Friday, December 12 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 201 ENGL 221V Li t Cri ticism UONARONS, Vednesday, December 17 1: OOpm-4:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 303 ENGL 280 Film Studies DOLE, C. Thursday, December 11 9: 00am-12: 00pm F. V. Olin Ball 107 ENGL 309 Shakespeare DECATUR, L Friday, December 12 1 :OOpm-4: 00pm F. V. Olin Hall 301 ENGL 319 Satire PERRETEN, Vednesday, December 17 1 :00pm-4: 00pm F. V. Olin Hall 301 ENGL 320 King Arthur UONARONS, Thursday, December 18 1: 00pm-4:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 201
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ESOL 100 ESOL MONHEIT, D Thursday, December 11 9: 00am-12:00pm Hyrin Library 225
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ESS 100 Conc Vell/Fi t BORSDORF, Friday, December 12 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Belfferich Hall 202 ESS 100 B Conc Vell/Fi t smART, J. Vednesday, December 17 9: 00am-12:00pm Helfferich Hall 202 ESS 178 Surface Anatomy VAILGUH, T Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Helfferich Hall 211 ESS 232\1 CUrren t Trends BOYD, A. Monday, December 15 1 :00pm-4:00pm Hyrin Library 201 ESS 245 Lead/Adv Act ENGSTROM, Friday, December 12 9: 00am-12:00pm Helfferich Hall 201 ESS 261V Res Methods DAVIDSON, Monday, December 15 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Helfferich Hall 202 ESS 267 Emergency Care DAVIDSON, Vednesday, December 17 9: 00am-12: 00pm Helfferich Hall 201 ESS 333 Drugs & Alcohol ROBERTSON, Thursday, December 11 9: 00am-12:00pm Helfferich Hall 211 ESS 347 \1ell/Fi t Adul t BORSDORF, Monday, December 15 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Helfferich Hall 211 ESS 351 Struct Kines VAILGUH, T Vednesday, December 17 9 :00am-12:00pm Helfferich Hall 211 ESS 356 Elem Meth H&PE ENGSTROM, Thursday, December 11 9: 00aII-12:00p. Helfferich Hall 202 ESS 363 Officiating BOYD, A. Thursday, December 11 9: 00aIII-12:00pm Hyrin Library 201 ESS 378 Athletic Inj CHLAD, P. Monday, December 15 9: 00aII-12:00pa Helfferich Hall 202
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FRm 101 Elem Fren I ZABEGAILO, 'lbursday, Deeellber 11 1:00p.-4:00pa BoEerger Hall Aud FRm 111 A Intermed Fren I NOVACK, F. 'lbursday, DeeeIIber 11 1:00p.-4:00pa BoEerger Ball Aud PREN 201 A Conv " Camp BAlL, c. Honday, DeeeIIber 15 1:00p.-4:00pa ac.berpr Ball 106 PREN 201 B Conv " CoIIp BAlL, C. Friday, Deeellber 12 1:00pa-4:00pa ac.berpr Ball 106 PREN 251 Intro Fren Lit uas, A. 'lbursday, DeceIIber 11 9:00.-12:00pa P. V. Olin Ball 217 PREN 318 eo. " Ec Pren IiWACIt, P. Friday, DeceIIber 12 9:00.-12100pa P. V. Olin Ball 205 FlU!H 340 20th Cell Novel BALL. c. VedDescIay, Dec:abK 17 9:00.-12:00pa P. V. Olin Ia1l 217 December 3,1991 Ursi nus College *** EXAM SCHEDULE *** Term: FA97
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GER 101 Elem Ger I WITCHER, Thursday, December 11 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. II. Olin Hall 107 GER 111 In termed Ger I REICH, G. Thursday, December 11 1 : OOpm- 4 : OOpm F. II. Olin Hall 107 GER 201 Conv & Comp LlJITCHER, Monday, December 15 9:00am-12:00pm F. II. Olin Hall 201 GER 251 Intro Ger Lit CLOUSER, R Friday, December 12 9: OOam-12 : OOpm F. II. Olin Hall 103 GER 314 Ger Lit & Cult REICH, G. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Pfahler Hall 016B
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GRK 101 Elemntry Greek lJICKERSHAH Monday, December 15 9:00am- 12:00pm F. lJ. Olin Hall 205
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HIST 101 A His t Trad Ci v CLARK, H. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. lJ. Olin Hall 101 HIST 101 B Hist Trad Civ ROES, L. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 008 HIST 101 C Hist Trad Civ KING, R. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 101 HIST 101 D His t Trad Ci v ROES, L. lJednesday, December 17 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 303 HIST 101 E His t Trad Ci v HEMPHILL, Thursday, December 18 1: OOpm-4 : OOpm F. lJ. Olin Hall 301 HIST 221 Intro Am Hist AKIN, V. Tuesday, December 16 9: OOam-12 : OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 303 HIST 243 HistiCult Japn CLARK, H. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4 : OOpm F. lJ. Olin Hall 303 HIST 253 The Middle Eas t KING, R. Thursday, December 11 9: OOam-12:OOpm F. lJ. Olin Hall 301 HIST 305 StiSoc Europe ROES, L. Thursday, December 18 1:00pm-4:00pm F. lJ. Olin Hall 303 HIST 316 liar & Society DOUGHTY, R Friday, December 12 9: OOam-12 : OOpm F. lJ. Olin Hall 301 HIST 323 Young Am Nation HEMPHILL, Thursday, December 11 9: OOam-12 : OOpm F. lJ. Olin Hall 201 HIST 365 Empires&Nations KING, R. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. lJ. Olin Hall 305 HIST 40111 Sem: Eur Hist DOUGHTY, R Thursday, December 18 1: OOpm- 4: OOpm F. lJ. Olin Hall 305
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IDS 101 A lJorld Lit I VOll ----- Japanese ----- JAPN 101 Elem Japn I NISHIO, S. Monday, December 15 9: OOam-12: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 303 JAPN 111 Adv Elem Japn I NISHIO, S. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 205 --- Latin --- - LAT 101 Elemntry Latin COOK, B. Tuesday, December 16 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 201 LAT 201 Aeneas-Hannibal COOK, B. Monday, December 15 l:00pm-4:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 317 LAT 302 Intr Lat Poetry lJIa ----- Hathematics --- HATH 110 Precalculus VAIT, R. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Pfahler Hall 305 HATH 111 A Calculus I LORENZ, M. Tuesday, December 16 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Hall 107 HATH 111 B Calculus I LORENZ, M. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 102 HATH 111 C Calculus I HAGELGANS, Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Pfahler Hall 103 HATH 111 D Calculus I THIEL, L. lJednesday, December 10 9: OOam-12: OOpm Helfferich Hall 201 HATH 111 E Calculus I THIEL, L. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Helfferich Hall 201 HATH 111 F Calculus I VAIT, R. Tuesday, December 16 9: OOam-12: OOpm Pfahler Hall 109 HATH 112 Calculus II SHUCK, J. Monday, December 15 9:00am-12:00pm Pfahler Hall 103 HATH 211 Multivar Calc SHUCK, J. Vednesday, December 10 9: OOam-12: OOpm Pfahler Hall 315 HATH 235 Linear Algebra NESLEN, J. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Hall 008 HATH 2410 A Statistics I NESLEN, J. Tuesday, December 16 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Hall 100 HATH 2410 B Statistics I COLEMAN, R Vednesday, December 10 9: OOam-12: OOpm Pfahler Hall 103 HATH 2410 C Statistics I COLEMAN, R Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Pfahler Hall 103 HATH 242 Statistics II JESSUP, P. Vednesday, December 10 9:00am-12:00pm Pfahler Hall 109 HATH 321 Intro Topology HAGELGANS, Friday, December 12 l:00pm-4:00pm Pfahler Hall 211 HATH 341 Probabili ty COLEMAN, R Friday, December 12 9: OOam-12: OOpm Pfahler Hall 103 -- Music-- MUS 100 Intro to Music FRENCH, J. Thursday, December 11 9:00am-12:00pm Bomberger Hall 226 MUS 121 Fund of Music DAVID, N. Friday. December 12 9:00am-12:00pm Bomberger Hall 014 MUS 203 Romantic Era FRENCH, J. Thursday. December 18 l:00pm-4:00pm Bomberger Hall 226 -- Philosophy and Religion -- PHIL 101 A Knowledge, Valu 1IAlUJfAN, K Monday, DeCaber 15 l:()()pII-4:00p. F. V. Olin Hall 108 PHIL 101 B Knowledge, Valu GOETZ, s. Friday. eece.ber 12 1:00p.--4:00p. F. V. Olin Ball 103 ifj Ursinus College ••c ••• .,a.l •• J *** EXAM SCHEDULE *** Term: FA91 ------~---- PHIL 101 C Knowledge, Valu COHEN, L. Thursday, December 11 9 00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Ball 108 PHIL 101 D Knowledge, Valu HARDMAN, K Vednesday, December 10 9 OOam-12:00pm F. V. Olin Ball 101 PHIL 202 Logic GOETZ, S. Vednesday, December 10 9 OOam-12:00pm F. V. Olin Ball 201 PHIL 215 New Test/Gospel HARDMAN, K Friday, December 12 1 OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Ball 305 PHIL 309 Meaning of Life GOETZ, S. Tuesday, December 16 1 OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Ball 108 ----- Physics ---- PHYS 1010 Intro Astronomy NAGY. D. Vednesday, December 17 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Pfahler Ball 119 PHYS 1110 A Gen Physics I BASHUS, P. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Ball Aud PHYS 1110 B Gen Physics I STAFF Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: 00pm F. V. Olin Ball Aud PHYS 1110 C Gen Physics I STAFF Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Ball Aud PHYS 1110 D Gen Physics I TAKATS, M. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm F. V. Olin Ball Aud PHYS 121 Prob Solving I BASHUS, P. Thursday, December 18 9:00am-12:00pm Pfahler Ball 114 PHYS 207 Modern Physics TAKATS, M. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Pfahler Ball 119 payS 209 Circuits BASHUS, P. Thursday, December 11 9: 00am-12: OOpm Pfahler Ball 210D PHYS 315 Math Physics TAKATS, M. Vednesday, December 10 9: 00am-12: OOpm -- Politics -- POL 100 A Poli tics & Govt BERRY, N. Monday, December 15 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Bomberger Ball 108 POL 100 B Poli tics & Govt KANE, H. Vednesday, December 10 9: 00am-12:00pm Bomberger Ball 200 POL 100 C Poli tics & Govt FITZPATRIC Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: 00pm Bomberger Ball 109 POL 231 A Pol Philosophy STERN, P. Vednesday, December 10 9:00am-12:00pm Bomberger Ball 109 POL 237 B Pol Philosophy STERN, P. Friday, December 12 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Bomberger Ball 200 POL 242 Comp Poli tics HOOD, S. Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Hyrin Library 201 POL 310 Congress & Pres FITZPATRIC Thursday, December 18 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Hyrin Library 318 POL 321 Const Interpret FITZPATRIC Thursday, December 11 9: 00am-12 :OOpm Hyrin Library 318 POL 352 Theories of IR HOOD, S. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Bomberger Ball 109 POL 355 US Foreign Pol BERRY, N. Friday, December 12 9: OOam-12: OOpm Bomberger Ball 108 -- Psychology -- PSYC 100 Intr Psychology STAFF Friday, December 12 9:00am-12:00pm F. V. Olin Ball Aud PSYC 110 Research Method FAGO, G. Vednesday, December 10 9 :OOam-12: OOpm Thomas Ball 319 PSYC 210V Experimental Ps RIDEOl1l', B Thursday, December 18 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Thomas Ball 319 PSYC 260 Hntl Hlth-Abno CHAMBLISS, Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Thomas Ball 323 PSYC 265 Educational Psy MCMAHON, M Thursday, December 11 9:00am-12:00pm Thomas Ball 323 PSYC 325 Behav Neurosci RIDEOl1l', B Vednesday, December 11 1: 00pm-4: 00pm Thomas Ball 319 PSYC 327 Neurosci Lab RIDEOl1l', B Tuesday, December 16 1: OOpm-4:00pm Thomas Ball 319 PSYC 355 Adolescent Psy FAGO, G. Vednesday, December 17 9:00am-12:00pm Thomas Ball 319 PSYC 360 Communi ty Psy ENGLAND, E Friday, December 12 1 :00pm-4: 00pm Bomberger Ball 108 PSYC 365 Organizational RICHARDSON Thursday, December 18 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Thomas Ball 324 PSYC 375 Adul thood&Aging ENGLAND, E Thursday, December 18 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Thomas Ball 323 PSYC 455 Personali ty CHAMBLISS, Vednesday, December 10 9:00am-12:00pm Thomas Ball 323 PSYC 465 Tests&Assessmnt RICHARDSON Friday, December 12 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Thomas Ball 314 PSYC 480 History& Theory FAGO, G. Monday, December 15 1: OOpm-4: OOpm Thomas Ball 323 --- Sociology --- SOC 100 Intro to Soc MACHADO, D Vednesday, December 11 1: 00pm-4 :OOpm F. V. Olin Ball 107 SOC 100 B Intro to Soc MACHADO, D Friday, December 12 9: 00am-12:OOpm Thomas Ball 324 SOC 100 C Intro to Soc HOVELL, A. Vednesday, December 11 1 :OOpm-4: 00pm F. V. Olin Ball 101 SOC 265 Criminology MACHADO, D Thursday, December 18 1: 00pm-4: 00pm F. V. Olin Ball 101 SOC 360I "Other" Minori ties PBOLER, R. Friday, December 12 9: 00am-12: 00pm Bomberger Ball 109 -- Spanish -- SPAN 101 A Elem Span I HARDIN, H. Thursday, Decellber 11 1: ()()pII-4: 00pm P. V. Olin Ball Aud SPAN 101 B Elem Span I BARDIN, H. Thursday, Decellber 11 1 :00pm-4:00p. P. V. Olin Ball Aud SPAN 101 C Elem Span I ESPADAS, J Thursday, December 11 . 1: ()()pII-4: 00pm P. V. Olin Ball Aud SPAN 101 D Elem Span I ESPADAS, J Thursday, DeceIIber 11 1 :00p.-4: COp. P. V. Olin Ball Aud SPAN 111 A Intermed Span I BRINlOfANN , Thursday, Decellber 11 1:00pa-4 :00p. P. V. Olin Ball Aud SPAN 111 B Intermed Span I BRlHOIANN, Thursday, DeceIIber 11 1 :00p.-4:00p. P. V. Olin Ball Aud SPAN 111 C Intermed Span I BRINlQfAt.II , Thursday, DeceIIber 11 1:00p.-4:00p. P. V. Olin Ball Aucl SPAN 201 A Conv & Comp CAtIER(II, D Vednesday, DeceIIber 10 9:008II-12:00&- P. V. Olin Ball 205 SPAN 201 B Conv & Comp DE ARANA, Friday, Decellber 12 1 :00p.-4:00p. P. V. Olin Ball 205 SPAN 201 C Conv & Comp CAMERON, D Monday, Decellber 15 9:008II-12:00p. F. V. Olin Iall 217 SPAN 202 Hisp Lit & Cult _DE ARANA, Monday, nece.ber 15 9:008II-12:00&- F. V. Olin Iall 305 SPAN 251 Survey Span Li t DE ARANA, Vednesday, DeceIIber 11 9:008II-12:00&- F. V. Olin Iall 103 SPAN 352 Cont Bisp Novel . CAtIER(II, D Thursday, Dec:eIIber 18 1:00pe-4:00p. MyriD Libl-arJ 317 I.celilier 3, 199J EATURES Foreign Correspondence Horoscopes know whether to follow the rules or come anything. Work together and show a little imagination. Imagina you will be able to solve that pesky problem that has been hanging over tion always makes life more fun! This is not what I witnessed. I your heads. More heads are better This weekend use that insightful find the city air is polluted mind ofyours to think ofan unusual than one. This we-ekend stay in with (Edinburgh is one of the heavie~t friends and let l.)ose. excursion. The unexpected is just polluting cities in Britain) and smells Scorpio the Scorpion (Oct.21- around the comer. Good day, lads and lassies. Or of yeast and barley from the huge Nov.20)-The Sun in your sign and Cancer the Crab (June 21- July 20) - should I say "good evening"? Sit McEwan's Brewery downtown. On the Moon in Leo is putting you in Pisces the Fish (Feb.21-Mar.20) Staying involved is all yOU have ting in Wismer or Zack 's over your my street, which is one block away a pretty good position to ask for a Work is what you have been up to. been thinking about. Puttmg your burgers and fries, you all may not from Edinburgh Castle itself, I wit raise. A person in authority is in a It is getting to be the most important nose in where it doesn't belong can realize that there are several of us ness loads 0 fhomeless either drunk, generous mood, ask for what you aspect ofyour life. Let loose and go get you in allot of trouble. TIl is week over in Europe who are recovering ask:ng for change, or sleeping in have been wishing for. .. you will get concentrate on minding your own from the weekend as well, only with the flow this weekend. A doorways. The streets, although it. All of the hard work you have roadtrip would be the answer to the business. You are the most impor we're 5 or 6 hours ahead of you! cleaned daily, are heavily littered, been doing is paying off. Take the tantperson toyourselfanyway. TIus Along with two other Ursinus stu unnecessary stress that you have dark and gloom y. Any "real" Scot weekend and relax. been putting on yourself. weekend catch up on building work. dents and over 300 Americans, I tish locals I fmd L'1 pubs outside the made the crazy decision to lea\'e city center, which houses the Uni Sagittarius the Archer (Nov.21- Leo the Lion (July 21-Aug.20)- Ve Phillycheese steaks (in the case of Aries the Ram (Mar.21-Apr.20) - versity of Edinburgh. And they' re Dec.20) - The Sun in the last few The moon in Leo is bringing out nus is controlling your world this Ursinm students), Natty Liles (urn, all English and r~ therwealthy even degrees of Scorpio and the Moon week, which means you are in the wait) and full-length beds in return your energetic side. Don't put that by Amencan :tandards. fully in Leo puts you at odds this right position to start a new relation for fish and chips, single 1l'aIt energy to waste, use it to work off Then I discovered that my four week. Both are diametrically op ship. Mars is coming into your sign whisky, and small, barely heated that tension that has been building. flatmates were English boarding posed. They possess leadership at the end of the week. moving you flats. That' s rignt - I'm in Your mental strength is also in school girls. My flat was freezing qualities that you have been trying to a more stable balance ofwork and Edmbugh, Scotland for the fall creasing. Serenity is what you have (62 degrees), and was a whole 10 to establish for yourself. You have been working for and you fmally fun. This weekend hang out with term. I can tell you now that there's minutes away frommaL~ campus. I to choose which one to go with. Go achieved it. Take the weekend off some new friends. mMe to this city, and to Scotland, also realized that British television with your gut Arnanipulative friend than simply poor substitutes for to relax some more ... and think of was not as entertaining as Ameri is at it again ... tell him no and he will Virgo the Virgin (Aug.21-Sept.20) American culture and a bunch of interesting ways to burn off that can programming, and their food back off for good. The battle for your destiny is still skinny, underdressed lads runoing energy. no't as tasteful as "Philly" steaks! raging between Leo and Scorpio. around shooting up heroin ... What ever happened to the hot Capricorn theGoat(Dec.21-Jan.20) Taurus the Bull (Apr.20-MayI9) Whoever wins the outcome is good. When I arrived in Edinburgh (pro dog? The gallon of milk? Real - You have been spending more You are entering a major crossroad nounced "Edin-burra" in Scots), I Conflicts are surrounding you. Try ketchup? Whatwas a spoiled Ameri than you are saving. Rememberthe in your life Choose the path that will was simultaneously enthralled and to stay out of them, or you will fmd can suburbanite to do?? holidays are just around the corner yourselfin the middle ofWorld War make you stronger. This week put dismayed. My romanticized ver Really, this story has " happy and with no cash to spare y~u need time into old friendships, every now sion of Scotland included kilted III. Don't be pushed into going ending, but must be contiuued next to go on a spending diet. A signifi and then they need some re-energiz men blowing carefully into bag against your good judgment, it has week when Andy White. another cant other from your past will try to ing. pipes on street comers, of fog and worked for you so far. Put your senior in denial, describes "Auld reemerge. Don't buy into empty rain and gale-force winds buffet stubbornness aside this weekend Reekie." He can tell you about fly promises ... they are never going to Libra the Scales (Sept.21-0ct.20) - ing small island fishing villages, of and go with what others want to fishing in the Highlands and the become real. You're playful mood has had a bad purple moors and Mel Gibson, blue do ... you can't get your way all of club scene - one of the best in effect on your workload. Procrasti faced and brave, waving his the time. Britain. It's been the best experi Aquarius the Water Bearer (Jan.21- nation has been the name of your longs word through the mid-sec ence ofmy life so far, and E-burgh 's Feb.20) - You are stuck between a game this past week. This week tions of Englishmen. Gemini the Twins (May 2 I-June 20) one of the coolest cities in Europe, rock and a hard place. You don't concentrate on your work and you - You and your friends can over- so stay tuned... will be able to hang out on the week end. What's Up In Wellness "Like Visiting an Old Once mono fmally appears the One thing to be aware of though, is Friend" that it is ok to return to normal most common symptoms are: sore "like visiting an old friend." He was everyday activities as long as they throat, fatigue, swollen glands, fe very satisfied with the show, and are not rigorous physical activity or ver, muscle aches, and sometimes a joined the actors after Saturday's contactsports. One must be careful skin rash. Often times, the spleen ~~1!§jlAlijilli~ show to celebrate a job well done. of The because of the enlarged spleen. ; The Grizzly ~ GriZzlY~ will become enlarged. All of these The play proved to be very enter Since mono is transmitted symptoms do not need to be present Last week at Ursinus the classi taining' and added modem twists through saliva, it is not important to for a person to have mono, but if cal tale of Oedipus was brought to to some old ideas. From virtual "quarantine" a person with the ill Mononucleosis, called "mono" any of these symptoms appear and life in our own Ritter Theater. The infanticide to dancing lesbians in ness. It is very rare for a person to for short is an illness that can be persist, it would be a good idea to new musical version of Oedipus is theN.R.A.,Mr. Johnson'spropen contract mono through casual con caused by several agents. The seek medical attention. set in Thebeville, West Virginia, sity for creative metaphors made tact. This is important to remember Epstein-Barr Virus causes more Mono is usually tested for with a and the "fun and entertaining" cast the playa joy to watch. in case your roommate is ever diag than 95% ofthe cases that are diag routine blood test. There are no of characters, made up of our own The next stop for Oedipus is New nosed with the illness. You should Dosed in adolescents and adults. specific medications for mono, so a U .C. students, were fortunate York City, where Bob Johnson also be aware that mononucleosis MODO is commonly transmitted doctor will usually just treat the enough to have Bob Johnson, the hopes to see it play to some varied can stay in the system, without through saliva, which is why it is symptoms. In most cases a person play's author, come to see the pro audiences as it opens in the Wings symptoms, for up to a year after the sometimes referred to as the kissing that is infected with mononucleo duction. theater, an off-offBroadway house. initial infection. disease. The signs and symptoms sis will be up and about in two Mr. Johnson was "thrilled to see After the show runs in the Wings, If you have any questions about ofmODO usually will not appear for weeks. The actual "sick time" var a cast who looked like they were Johnson wants to transfer it to an mono, feel free to stop in at the 4 to six weeks after the initial infec ies in every case. For very bad having fun," and said that watch other off-off Broadway house for Wellness Center for information. JiDD. ... cases, bed rest is very important. ing Protheatreperfonn Oedipus was and open ended run. SPORTS December 3, 1991 NCAA Preview: Bishop's Best Bets FROM THE SIDELINES year. At 6'9" he can shot from 15 be as fortunate to have teams roIl feet out, as well as take It strong to ing over for them, the basket. He has the tools to be Paul Pierce a teammate of Raef a big-time power forward ill the Lafrentz and together they will be of The Grizzly Around this time ofyear the shiny NBA. Look for him to receive the an unstoppable duo. Pierce is 6'7" IISH'S What a difference a couple of dome of Dick Vitale appears every Player of the Year award. with a huge wingspan that helps weeks makes. where on television. The sight of Antwan Jamison was also an him play even bigger. He has i thought that at this stage of the that face means one of two things: All-American last year for Dean exceptional range from beyond the 10'25 game the Eagles would be trying to that college basketball is in swing, Smith, but will the change in arc and slashes like he is a point figure out who to draft with their or he is now doing diaper commer coaches effect his style of play, I guard. He can do pretty much lottery pick. But low and behold, cials. It is a more likely chance that doubt it. He is an all around force anything coach Roy Williams asks 1. KANSAS the Eagles are in the hunt for the college basketball is in season and in the paint. Jamison will need of him. division title. How? the top teams are beginning to play. teammates Shermon Williams and 2. DUKE Brian Earl is the superstar point Well, they [mally put in a QB So get the polls ready and the Vince Carter to hit outside shots guard for the Princeton Tigers. In 3. ARIZONA who is not a smuft and who can brackets set up for the start of an to open it up inside against oppos the last four tournaments Princeton throw the deep-out. Also, they other exciting, unpredictable year. 4. N. CAROLINA ing teams compact defenses. has played in past two years, he signed special teams GOD Randy Of course there are the usual Vince Carter will be the key to has gotten three of the MVP 5. TEMPLE Kinder who can cover kicks and elites: Duke, Kansas, North Caro Carolina's success. When this awards. He was second in the 6. MICHIGAN puts. lina, and the National Champs Ari Jordanesque talent is playing to nation in 3-point field goals last Bobby Hoying has been nothing zona to fill the top spots every year. his abilities he is one of the top 7. PRINCETON year and was one of the top assist short of spectacular. he looks like a The 97-98 season will bring many players in the country. It has been men in the Ivy league. 8. UCLA future AllPro. changes for plenty ofcollege teams. difficult for him to get adapted to His 6'2" 176 frame is feared Despite the fact that he has looked The absence of Dean Smith and college ball, but this is the year he 9. S. CAROLINA throughout the country, which this good, I would like everyone to Rick Patino will be dearly missed will explode into the spotlight. helps him post up most of the 10. PURDUE remember that Ty Detmer looked in college ball. Tubby Smith will Keon Clark is a 7-foot center guards he is matched up against. 11. KENTUCKY impressive in his rust three games replace Patino at Kentucky, who that not too many people on the He is an all around consistent as well. I think he is going to be was a proven head coach at Geor east coast know about, mainly 12. NEW MEXICO player who rarely commits a turn good, but! am not ready to put him gia. Dean Smith's assistant coach because the only time UNL V is on over. This proficient style of 13. UTAH in the Hall'of Fame. Let's just hope at North Carolina Bill Guthridge TV is at 1 0' clock in the morning. Princeton ball will help them to be he continues to develop. has the honor of taken over the If you get a chance to see him 14. XAVIER a top contender for the National Despite some reservations, I think position of the winningest head you will immediately be able to Championship this year. 15. UCONN Hoying can lead the Eagles to the coach in college history. pick out the lanky but athletic As for the teams these impres 16. STANFORD divisions title. If the Eagles win Michigan also begins the season Clark. He averages about 7 sive athletes play for, they are all their last three games they will win with a new head coach in Brian 17. FRESNO STATE blocked shots and 10 dunks per stacked high on the list of my top the division. Ellerbe, in place of the basketball game. When he comes back from 25 preseason poll. The usual pow 18. ST. 10ESPH'S I will go on record right now by illiterate Steve Fisher. his II-game suspension the rims erhouse teams are still up leading guarantee that the Eagles will beat Each of these new coaches should 19. CLEMSON will be rocking once more. the pack as they do every year, but the Giants. The game is at the Vet have no problem holding the level Mike Bibby led his Arizona 20. there could be some surprises on IOWA and the Giants cannot put points on of their team's play to the custom Wildcats to a NCAA Champion this list that would even leave 21. MARYLAND the board. The Redskins are hurt ary high standard that has been set ship last year as a freshmen, and Dicky V speechless. ing; Gus Ferotte is out for the sea forth in the past. 22. LOUISVILLE proved to the world that he was The few uncommon teams that son, and Terry Allen has a broken As for the top players these years ahead of his age. are represented on the top 25 poll 23. INDIANA thumb. coaches have the luxuries to teach, This 6' I" point guard has the may seem out of the ordinary, but The game that sacres me most is it is an impressive line-up of ex 24. OKLAHOMA ability to be playing in the NBA as once March Madness comes the Falcons -- they can put points on traordinary talent throughout the I type. No freshmen should come around all of these teams will join 25. ARKANSAS PIN the board and they lead the league country. Here are my picks for First into college games and control the ranks of the elite, proving BLUFF in sacks. Team All-American. them the way Bibby did last year. their status as top dogs in the Anyway, it will be interesting .. . RaefLafrentz was an All-Ameri His toughness will carry his strong NCAA. THAT'S IT AND I AM OUITA can last year for Kansas and there is team a long way, but they won't HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no reason why he won't be this King also said that this year "I plan to rest for now and enjoy was probably the last time he the off-season," added Vesay. would play on a competitive soc 1997 marked the end of six se The time they are away may vary CONGRATULATIONI cer team. However, he said that if niors men's collegiate soccer ca for both of them, but they both want the opportunity presents itself, he reers. to share their knowledge of soccer. TO AU. ova 'AU. would gladly play again. Regard For four years, five of the six se Both plan to coach at some point in less, Scott gave a great effort this niors dedicated part of their fall their futures. ATHLETE/! season even if it was his last. semesters to the men's soccer team. Kerim Oncu is the last senior I Vince Milano and Pat Vesay They gave all their efforts and will was able to talk to about the season. had similar feelings about the sea truly be missed next season. He thought this may be the last son. Both are glad they played, THAMBI I had a chance to talk with some competitive team on which he but wish it had gone better. How of the seniors and asked them what play. He doesn't think he will coach ever, they both agree that they 'OR ANOTHER they thought of the end of their in the future, but hopes to have need and plan to enjoy some time careers. children who will play soccer. GREAT IE4ION! away from the game. Scott King said, "It's a shame this If he does, he said, "I hope my Milano said, "I may not play season was my last, especially how kids might play and I could live right away, but I plan to get my it went, but, I still enjoyed playing." vicariously through them." foot in wherever I can."