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The Grizzly, October 1, 1991
Eric Foellmer Ursinus College
Megan Mendte Ursinus College
Melisa Miller Ursinus College
Tom Epler Ursinus College
Dana Kushwara Ursinus College
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Recommended Citation Foellmer, Eric; Mendte, Megan; Miller, Melisa; Epler, Tom; Kushwara, Dana; White, Kristin; Woytek, Judd; Sylvester, Ellen; Kratz, Keith; Louka, Lisa; Wilusz, Tom; Rawls, Annette; Zobel, Laura; Heinzinger, Chris; Baccino, Nick; Rubin, Harley David; Kershner, Joseph; Erfle, Claire A.; Choi, Steve; Richter, Richard P.; Smith, Alexis; Jacobson, Sara; Remsiw, Andy; Outwin, Christin; Pandya, Naimish; Wagner, Kris; and Neal, Casey, "The Grizzly, October 1, 1991" (1991). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 278. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/278
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This book is available at Digital Commons @ Ursinus College: https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/278 Design a new flag for TlieConegeGrizzly us! See page 11 for more information. Publishing the truth from good motives and for justifiable ends -Alexander Hamilton Volume 23 Number 2 October J, 1991 Whittaker Sorority Pledging Underway Relates Gulf Delta Kappa has 15 and Alpha BY MEGAN MENDTE Sigma Nu has five. News Editor Experience Both sisters and pledges are excited about the upcoming On Friday, September 27, BY MELISA MILLER pledging events. Phi Alpha Psi sorority bids were accepted by 80 Of the Grizzly pledgemistress, Julie Sommer, said, girls in Bomberger Hall. The "Everyone's looking forward to ceremony began at 7:00 p.m. Each On Tuesday, Sept. 24, Dr. pledging. This next month is going girl was called up to accept or Richard Whittaker, an orthopedic to be a big change in their lives, reject her bid. If she accepted, she specialist in Pottstown, was but it's a chance to learn a lot presented by the Brownback was taken away by her perspective about the sisters... and themselves." Anders Pre.-Medical Society and sorority to begin a month of Pledging ends on October 27. spoke on his experience in the pledging. All pledging activities fall under Persian Gulf War. Using the At 10 p.m., the girls re.-emerged strict non-hazing rules. Pledges are slides that he took while in Saudi on the steps of Berman Museum required to attend all classes and Arabia, his show not only for the traditional wall show. Each nightly library hours to keep consisted of the medical work that sorority's pledge class sang their grades from dropping. Pledging he did in the hospital, but a tour sorority songs as loud as they cannot occur on consecutive of when he frrst arrived there to could, trying to compete with each weeknights, and no more than when he left. other to be the loudest. three nights in a row from The audience received a taste of A small riot broke out when a Thursday to Saturday. Pledges a working and living in a different freshman tried to break the Phi Psi must be in by 1:30 a.m. on culture. The medical staff came pledge line. Five or six Phi Psi weeknights, and all pledging from all parts of the world, sisters headed him off. Keeping activities must be completed by including Australia, Pakistan, and the pledge line intact is an 5:30 Sunday mornings. Each the United States. Two of the essential aspect of pledging. sorority must schedule its pledging major cultural differences he Tau Sigma Gamma has the encountered were: the treatment largest pledge class with 24 girls. days with the Office of Student of women and the strong belief in Both Omega Chi and Phi Alpha Life at least one week in advance, religion. The women had to be Psi have 18 pledges, while Kappa and are not allowed to pledge on Sophomore Rene Doughty formally accepts her covered in black from head to toe. any other nights. bid from Tau Sig senior Megan Chmiel. The American women in the armed forces caused quite a stir, especially when seen driving. One of Dr. Whittaker's patients included a woman who had been U.S.E.A.C. CONFERENCE A SUCCESS killed in an automobile accident because her ten year-old son was driving the car in the absence of BY TOM EPLER American reformers like reserves safe from any whose livelihood depends on the the father. The culture also Of the Grizzly Rodrigues have tirelessly fought deforestation; and, most region and working with them to centered around the Muslim seemingly inconceivable injustices importantly, simple conservation of religion, and people stopped Six members of the Ursinus enforce selective cutting and to their homeland by corporate natural resources. regeneration ... whatever they were doing to pray Students' Environmental Action forces. The rain forest is a delicate and It is the responsibility of man, it fIVe times a day. Coalition completed a three day Numerous problems are complex microcosm of nature, and, was stressed, to involve himself Another adjustment that had to conference on the current and unknown to many, is a refuge to associated with current trends in with his environmental affairs. For do with the war was having to future threats to the Amazon Rain deforestation. "Slash and burn" many species of life not found more information on how you can cany a gas mask wherever he Forest. It was held from Sept. 27 policies do simply that, clearing anywhere else on the planet. be directly involved with the effort went, continually listening for the to Sept. 29, at Princeton Threatening their environment, it acres of land without regenerating to preserve the environment, air raid sirens.. In one of the University. was said, robs their existence, and useful products back into the contact Jolene at 489-4942 or just slides, there was a scud missile Incorporating awareness and extinction is now so common that marketplace, or selectively show up at the Meditation Chapel being destroyed by a patriot education about problems of transplanting strains of endangered it is daily among life here on on Thursday nights at 6:30. missile right over the city. In the deforestation, students from wildlife to elsewhere in the earth. Medical treatments and morning, there was debris from around the country also engaged environment. The burning of the human vaccine components also lie the collision in a field near the in interactive discussions with forest also releases large amounts within the forests, with certain hospital. leading experts on conservation of C02 into the atmosphere while flora being known to have more Moving into the medical aspects and management of the earth's eliminating future oxygen effective components than The Grizzly of the lecture; Dr. Whittaker delicate resources. Mr. Osmarino production. synthetic compounds. Experts showed the showers outside the Amancio Rodrigues, who heads Conference leaders stressed that stressed that it is essential that w~nts you! hospital that would have been the Rural Worker's Union of gradual deforestation is necessary rain forests like those found in used if there had been chemical Brasilia, was one of several on to the people of the land, and that South America become all of our Writers, typists, and warfare. He also showed slides of hand to deliver emotional in dealing with their economic problem, as they face extinction. testimony of the effects that proofreaders are needed some of the injuries he treated. needs and demographics, careful Jolene Prowse came back corporate insurgence and gradual To end the lecture, students planning and strategy must be excited and newly educated about for all sections of the deforestation are having on the asked questions about the cases utilized in rain forest use. Some deforestation issues. She stated newspaper. If you would that Dr. Whittaker saw and how Brazilian people. suggestions included time and area that prior to the conference, like to become a part of they were treated. Then they Although awareness has recently schedules to spread out destruction boycotting companies in looked at some of the things that heightened about global warming the top ranked Ursinus and encourage regeneration; deforestation seemed to be an Dr. Whittaker brought back from and the rain forest's role in it, the paper, contact Eric mandatory "area-selective" farming answer for students. But now, she Saudi Arabia. All in all, it was an questions of conserva~ion and to reduce topsoil erosion and says, 'There are other methods of Foellmer (454-0388) or interesting evening for the students strategic exploitation of rain forest flooding; protection of large involvement, such as first Judd Woytek (454-0459). and faculty that attended. resources are not new. South understanding the native people Page 2 The Grizzly News October 1, 1991 V.C. Welcomes New Instrllctors College Tutorial
IlY KRISTIN WHITE Dr. Gross comes to the Criticism course. Originally from Of tire G/lzzly Education dcpartment, tcaching a Boston, Dr. Kelley received her Project Thrives general methods course for those dcgree from Indiana University, BY LISA LOUKA common meeting site). Tutoring This fall, you have probably seen who will be student teaching this where she also taught classes for Of the Grizzly programs often benefit both many new faces around campus. fall. Dr. Gross has lived her entire four years. participants, especially when a Among those new faces, you may life in New York City until moving Dr. Kelley says shc is enjoying On the second floor of Studio close relationship has been have scen at least one of the four to Collegeville this year. She the friendliness of Ursinus after Cottage in the tiny office of Mr. developed. This is one of the ncw professors at Ursinus. These previously taught high school and working at a larger, less Charles Fagely, the Ursinus primary responsibilities of the four professors are: Paul Bashus, a graduate course in New York. College Tutorial Project has tutor. One student expressed his Patricia Gross, Margot Kelley and According to Dr. Gross, her personable school. She feels it is quietly thrived for twelve years, experience when he said, "Dealing Jcanne Kerl. emphasis focuses on "new, easier to meet the students at unbeknownst to many students. with a student on a one-to-one Dr. Bashus comes to Ursinus as interesting methods" of teaching. Ursinus, whom she has found to This program allows Ursinus basis made me feel a special kind a physics instructor. Originally She stresses that students need to be kind and hard working. Dr. students an opportunity to become of gratification knowing I've from Shenandoah, PA, Dr. Bashus actively participate in learning; Kelley is also currently working on active in the community, as weU as helped someone else out." allcnded Bucknell University and that simply lecturing is not a book. She lives in Collegeville earn some extra money by tutoring Students from many area high received his PhD from Lehigh. effective. Currently, she is with her husband. junior high, high school, and schools have participated including This fall, he teaches General working on a book for publication. Dr. Kerl will be teaching in the college students from the Springford, Perkiomen VaUey, Physics, Modem Physics and Impressed with Ursinus, Dr. Gross History Department this semester. surrounding area. Students with a Norristown, Phoenixville, Mechanics. His main interest lies enjoys the countryside as a change In the spring, we will welcome proficiency in such subjects can Methacton, St. Pius X, Owen J. in statistical physics. from the chaos of New York. Yasuhiro Sekikawa, a professor in offer other struggling students Roberts, and Boyertown. CoUege Dr. Bashus hopes to start a The English department Religion from Tohoku Gaukin assistance in areas such as math students from schools such as research program at Ursinus. So welcomes Dr. Kelley, who is University in Japan. from the basics up to calculus, the Villanova, the University of far, he has found the school cl..\rrently teaching American sciences including chemistry, Pennsylvania, Temple, and enjoyable, with friendly faculty Literature, English Composition physics and biology, languages, Montgomery County Community mcmbers and intelligent, interested and a Literature Theory and study skills, and reading. Those CoUege have also sought the students. with a minor in education are assistance of Ursinus students. particularly urged to join the Ursinus students having trouble program. However, aU students may also inquire about help. Leadershop 1991 are welcome, provided they fulfill Interested students may contact the requirements of having Mr. Fagely, coordinator, or senior Cureton ran a few more "games" Dean of Continuing Education. BY A. JUDD WOYfEK maintained a high academic Dan Flickinger, student campus to stress important keys to being a Landis described the different Associate Editor standard while at Ursinus. coordinator, in Studio Cottage, leader and centered on ''The styles of leadership as being task Freshmen can join after the first #(215) 489-4111, ext. 2436, Power of Humor and Laughter." oriented or people oriented. Last Saturday, Marc semester, to give them an between 3:30 - 4:30 p.m., Tuesday He handed out a paper that Lange then gave out a survey to Appelbaum, Coordinator of opportunity to establish them as thru Thursday. anSwered the questions of "What is see where each of the participants Student Activities, organized and good students. The project is the brainchild of laughter?" and "Why is laughter so fell on a task v. people scale. ran the first "Leadershop," a The programs give the tutors a Mr. Fagely, once a member of the important to my health?" The After lunch, the group attended' morning of workshops to increase great deal of leeway, once students physics department, who is of back of the handout explained the one fmal session with Cureton leadership abilities among Ursinus have been assigned to them. course its most ardent advocate. centering on motivation. Cureton students. All presidents of clubs, "FUNdamentals of Involvement." "It's an active organization that not stresses creativity and trust among Although most meet for two one organizations, fraternities, and He told the group that FUN is only helps those involved, but also your group. He had the hour sessions per week between sororities on campus were asked to everywhere in the world ("FUNd provides good public relations for participants brainstorm ideas for a 3:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., the student attend, and any other interested Raising, FUNction, FUNgus, and tutor can decide when and Ursinus by emphasizing the FUNk, FUNhouse, FUNnel, Halloween function, which students were welcome. where is most convenient for them positive activities that occur on FUNny Bone, and even in produced many great ideas. The day began at 9:00 A.M. (room 103 in Wismer is the most campus." with breakfast, followed by the FUNeral!"). Overall, the "Leadershop" was a opening session. Featured was Cureton went on to describe success. Despite the low keynote speaker Doug Cureton, "META-PHONLIES" and told the attendance which disappointed Associate Dtrector for Training student leaders that they must Appelbaum, the leaders who did and Activities at Rhode Island inspire a GOING (Get Over It show up had a lot of fun and learned a lot about what they need Co!lege. Cureton started the day Now Gang) attitude among their to work on to become good by having the participants put peers. "When others destructively leaders for their group. There will togcLher a puzzle. However, he criticize, prejudice, or set obstacles most likely be another left onL piece in his pocket. When in your way - THEY NEED TO ~_o._ "Leadershop" in the spring the group finished the puzzle, they GET GOING!" said Cureton. He Family Restaurants semester or in the fall of next year. were missing this piece. Cureton ended the opening session with the All presidents of organizations and brought over a piece that fit group singing ''The U.C. Bunch," a other interested students are Trappe Center Mall perfectly, but it did not match the catchy song that was set to the encouraged to talk to Appelbaum picture on the puzzle. He music of 'The Brady Bunch." about this possibility. explained that it is alright to be WHAT'S HAPPENING AT SCHWAMBACH's The next session of the day was different and stressed that leaders run by Scott Landis, Campus should accept differences in people ..... FeaturinK Homemade Cooking and BakinK on tbe premises at Minister, and Jan Lange, Assistant and leadership styles. VALUE pricing...... Speclals that chan&e dally• .... .Appetlzer and non-alc:ohollc menu available• U.S.G.A. Finds a Home ..... Open 6:00 A.M. to mldni&ht .....The "Express Luncheon BUlret" (11:00 A.M.-l:OO P.M.) Mon. tbru Fri. BY ELt.EI~ SYLVESTER home of the New Ursinus Student committees will be meeting...... Every Wednesday 3-8 P.M. _. "All The Steamed Shrimp you Cap Assistant Opinions Editor Government Association. USGA This Wednesday, October 2 at bl"1Un Remember when The Berman will hold aU organizational 7:00 PM USGA wiU be holding ..... Every Thunday • Chicken or Shrimp Stir Fry and fresh Pasta 01 Art Museum was the Campus meetings in the new office "mocktails" a non-alcoholic cocktail the Day. Student Center and when the alternating Wednesday at 7:30 PM. party to aUow members and ..... Banquets and Parties to 75 penons available for breakfast, Wismer Lower Lounge was the All Ursinus students are welcome executive officers to get to know luncheons, and early week dinnen. Wismer Auditorium? WeU, don't and encouraged to attend. All each other. The regular meeting look now but yet another campus interested patties should check will begin at 7:30 PM. The new Call 454-0899 room is switching functions- the outside the office for information .. belll======::.J former ' 1V Loiulge 'is 'now'tl'le" on when ' and r where campus .h~alt~discussed.. ~n!er _ y'1~~ ~ ; 1.: The Grizzly Page 3 =:o=ct=Obe==r=::1,:=:1=9=91======rr=== News Global Perspectives
BY DANA KUSHWARA Ursinus Studen ts F eel ~s't AJ1S and Entertainment Editor World the Excitement of Habitat
The UN Security Council agreed to an Iraqi proposal which would BY KEITH KRATZ participants. "It feels great being minute drive from the college. free a is-member council of UN weapons inspectors. The proposal Special to the Grizzly here!", "It feels good to make a Each Saturday morning at 9:00, allows the council to go free as long as inventory could be taken of difference!", and "I had a good students meet between Old Men's documents, photos and videotapes they held which detail Iraqi's secret On two consecutive Saturdays in time.", have been some of the and Reimert to take the journey to nuclear program. The council was surrounded by Iraqi troops in the September, thirteen different remarks. Nearly all that have the site. After eating a free parking lot of the Iraqi Atomic Energy Commission Headquarters. Ursinus students spent their participated have expressed the buffet-style lunch at the site 12:30, Soviet Georgian govetnmmt forces surrounded rebels opposing the Saturday mOrning with one of the desire to return. volunteers return to the college by President Zviad Gamsakburdul on Thursday September 26. The largest volunteer housing projects In a little more than two and a 1:00 - 1:30. Absolutely no skills opposition is accusing Gamsakhurc:ha of taking dictator-like actions and in the world Called Habitat for half y~ more than 150 campus nor tools are needed. (}ftC does are demanding his resignation. The Georgia republic is one of several Humanity, this ecumenical, chapters of Habitat have been not even need to know what end in the Soviet Union that has been in turmoil since the failed coup Christian housing ministry has chartered. This semester Ursinus of a hammer to usc. Any against President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. more than 650 projects in over has decided to join the crowd by interested or just curious students Premier Petre Roman of Romania resigned on Thursday September thirty countries around the world. forming a chapter of its own. can fL,d out more information by 26. This was in reaction to violent protests against his economic Campus chapters act to promote calling Keith Kratz at 454-0502, or reforms. Enraged minors and various other citizens are still Founded in 1976 by Linda and the vision and goals of Habitat by talking to other enthusiastic demonstrating and demanding that the president also step down. Millard Fuller, "Habitat", as it is raising consciousness about low Ursinus Habitaters. The legislature of the Palestine Liberation Organization is expected known, seeks to reduce poverty income housing, raising money for Each week the impact of to say "yes" to participation in an Arab Israeli peace conference housing and make decent shelter a Habitat, and assisting on the Habitat grows as new Habitat sponsored by the United States and the Soviet Union. The Palestinians matter of conscience and action. construction site of a local affiliate. affiliate and Campus chapters are are the only key players in the four-decade conflict who have not yet By having needy and affluent formed. At Ursinus and around agreed to attend the conference. people work together in equal The Habitat affiliate the Ursinus the country, more and more partnership, Habitat builds new chapter has been working in , ~tudents are trying it out. In more National relationships and a sense of partnership with is found in nearby ways than one, the excitement is community as well as new housing. building! Tremendous positive response Norristown. Located on Cherry Due to the recession, the number of people whose incomes fell has been expressed by the Ursinus St., the work site is a short fifteen below poverty level increased for the rrrst time since 1983. Census Bureau figures showed 2.1 million more people living in poverty in 1990" than in 1989. The total of poor was brought to 33.6 million, almost one in every seven Americans. The Senate voted Thursday to cancel the MX mobile missile program. This program entailed a $600 million plan to test possible deployment of nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles on mobile rail cars. This cancellation shows another move in the direction of deeper defense cuts. Incidents of gay-bashing have increased throughout the nation. In 1990, 1,588 acts of violence were reported in an examination of six cities. This number is up 42 percent over 1989. According to the task FIND OUT force's policy institute this increase may be tied to better reporting of statistics and higher media interest. Kimberly Bergalis, a 23-year old women who contracted AIDS from her dentist, called on Congress to require all health-care workers and .WHEI~ hospital patients to be tested for AIDS. In a 30-second statement made on thursday, she urged "Please enact legislation so that [no one] will have to go through the hell that I have gone through." YOU'RE GOING Community
The vehicle of an alleged rape and kidnap victim was found on Friday morning near 24th and Market streets. The woman had been hit BEFORE YOU in the rear of her car while driving on the Conshohocken off-ramp. When she stopped on the side of the road, a man forced his way into her car at gunpoint. The man drove her car into Fairmount Park where a second man followed. The woman was raped by both men and dropped off near 23rd and Spruce streets. GET Tt-IERE. Three title insurance companies joined real estate brokers and multiple listing services in seeking a court injunction against With SIGI PLUS computerized career planning you can Montgomery County's plan to charge those who use home or office computers to obtain information from the county's database. find out key facts on hundreds of professions. You can The Bucks County coroner who investigated the drowning of Jessica check salaries and employment opportunities, find out the Savitd1 dismissed a private investigators speculation that she was murdered. Savitch, a reporter for NBC news, and Martin M. Fislbein, a skills YOllllccd. You can cvcn gct samplcs of diffcrcllt kinds New York Post executive died on October 23 1983 when their car went of resumes to write. See What's waiting for you out there. into the Delaware Canal near New Hope. Stop in at your couhselor's office now. Ursinus College
The rlfst weekend of sorority pledging is completed. So far, all has gone smoothly and a successful month is anticipated. Parents Day will be held on Saturday October S. Many activities have been organized to familiarize parents with the Ursinus campus, including a DEMAS wine and cheese for the parents of the Delta Mu Sigma brothers. Organizations may want to plan events including parents in on the friendships as well as the campus of Ursinus. r, ," Page 4 The Grizzly October 1, 1991 Featureso~~~~~~~~~~ A Plea for Help "Sgt. Grizz... Nothing but BY TOM WlLUSZ Why Misery Really Isn't Such a the person across the room who Features Editor Bad Name for Your Kid." has no interest 9'natsoever in this the Bear Facts" I wanted to ask Judd, the article" was probably not the "Anothah yeuh, anothah Associate Editor, but he was biting person I was addressing.) Doodle Grizzly," says my New Jersey his tongue and mumbling a cool cartoon on the back of your DID YOU KNOW???? IN TIllS AREA WE HAVE A SERVICE roommate. True enough, I something about cutting out little Economics syllabus? Send it in to me! Have a good idea for a KNOWN AS "CALL TRACE" WHICH LETS YOU TRACE THE suppose, except that this year I tiny letters and pasting them over humor column? a crossword NUMBER OF THE lAST CALL YOU RECEIVED. THE have the distinction of being other little tiny letters, and I felt it puzzle? Top Ten list? a poorly NUMBER IS AUTOMATICALLY REPORTED TO THE BELL OF Features Editor. Being new at best not to bother him. expressed and generally poor-taste PENNSYL VANIA'S ANNOYANCE CALL CENTER. TO USE TIllS this, and more than a little unsure I called one of those 1-900 SERVICE, FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE LISTED BELOW: of just what the Features section numbers. They, of course, gripe that doesn't even merit space is, I thought I'd consult some couldn't answer my question, but I in the Opinions section? Send it 1. AFTER RECEIVING A CALL YOU WANT TO TRACE, individuals wiser than I met a whole bunch of interesting in! I don't want it typed, or even HANG UP. I asked Eric (you know, the and intellectual people interested neat. I don't care if you can't 2. BEFORE MAKING OR RECEIVING ANOTHER CALL, PICK Editor-in-Chief of the Grizzly, 0 in a real relationship. spell, or if your submission is in UP THE RECEIVER, LISTEN FOR THE DIAL TONE, AND DIAL Captain my Captain, or just Finally, somebody explained it pencil on the margin of your THE TRACE CODE AS FOLLOWS: M'Lord to his friends), and he to me. (Sorry to be anticlimactic World Lit test. Bring it up to the A) FROM A 12 BUITON TOUCH-TONE PHONE WITH gave me advice worthy of his here, but I just can't remember Grizzly offIce (in the penthouse of TOUCH TONE SERVICE: ·57 exalted position: "Well, Tom, I who it was. It wasn't God or Bomberger Hall), or my room B) FROM A ROTARY OR PULSE DIALING PHONE: ·1157 was kind of hoping you would tell Jimmy Hoffa or someone like that, (Reimert 303D). Right now I'm 3. LISTEN FOR THE CONFIRMATION ANNOUNCEMENT. me that." Hmm. so it's not liKe you're really missing really looking for cartoons or 4. HANG UP AND THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE I went to consult my Guru, but anything.) And now I'll explain it infonnation on interesting things CALLER WILL BE REPORTED TO BELL OF PENNSYLVANIA. he wasn't home. I immediately to you. your organizaticZl is doing. Any assumed that he had suffered that The Features section is kind of article entitled "Fascism and ···PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE THE complete nervous breakdown the place where you (the reader) Wismer Entree Policy: Is There a Difference?" or "Guns'N'Roses: an TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE PARTY WHO CALLED. THE we've all been expecting ("Happy get to give me cool stuff that you'd unbiased and impartial study of INFORMATION WILL BE HELD BY BELL OF PA FOR birthday? Happy birthday? Let like to see in print. (Ever wonder Money-Grubbing Hypocritical RELEASE TO APPROPRIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT me tell you about birthdays ... "), where that expression-"you, the Drug-Juggling Hide-behind-th~ PERSONNEL. IN THE EVENT YOU USE THIS SERVICE ON but I was happily mistaken. I had reader"-comes from? I always Jim-Morrison-Iegacy Rodcers" is CAMPUS, PLEASE CONTACf SECURITY AT 489-2737 SO THAT forgotten all about his busy thought it was obvious that "you, guaranteed a slot. Hope to hear THE INFORMATION CAN BE RELEASED TO THE schedule on the lecture circuit, from you soon! COLLEGEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT AS WELL AS SECURITY. ••••••••••••••••••••• 25 September 1991 at 6:00 PM., A student reports to Security the theft : .. Horoscopes ...: of money from her room. It is believed the money was taken on the previous day when she had left her room unlocked. ••••••••••••••••••••• Classifieds BY SIOUXSIE SMITH LEA VING A DOOR UNLOCKED OR A WINDOW OPEN IS AN Grizzly Astrologer INVITATION FOR A THIEF. MAKE SURE YOU LOCK YOUR The Scholarship Search Program DOORS AT ALL TIMES AND KEEP YOUR WINDOWS DOWN (A computerized nationwide Aries: Last v.:eek you may have been a lover and a fighter, but this WHEN YOUR ROOM IS LEFT UNATTENDED. source of thousands for freshman week you are Just a fighter. Your aggression is beginning to overrule and sophomores), for seniors going your sensibility. Take some time out to release this aggression REMINDER: ALL VEHICLES ON CAMPUS PROPERTY MUST into graduate study (grants, loans, hopefully not on someone else. Enjoy a solitary excursi,,:\ in a ~ceful setting to reinforce calm. BE REGISTERED WITH THE SECURITY DEPARTMENT AND and fellowships). T A PERMIT MUST BE DISPlAYED ON THE VEHICLE. auros: The panic is over. You just can't go wrong this week. Contact: Mr. Fegley, Studio M oney, Iun,l', and happiness are at your disposal. Indulge but don't Cottage, Tuesdays and Thursdays forget that overindulgence could be your downfall. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BEING "ON CALL" TO WORK THE 2:30-4:30 pm. ... " W hlP PAISLEY DESK DETAIL FROM 11 :00 P.M. TO 7:00 A.M. ??? IF 1'------' .rilmIDl: atc out. oor decisions you made some time ago in SO, PLEASE CONTACf THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY, BRIAN another frame of mind could come back to haunt you. Think before MC CULLOUGH OR OFFICER ZERR AT EXTENSION 2737. you act so hastily next time. Cancer: This could be a great week for you-fun and Qciting. if you HOMECOMING don't let the Leo you are close to railroad you. Stand up for yourself Greek Leaders and don't be a pushover. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1991, IS HOMECOMING DAY AND Leo: Be fearful of becoming too domineering and intimidating! Don't TAILGATING WILL BE PERMITTED IN THE "B" LOT NEAR become too full of your own power. Above all else do not lash out on those close to you, because if you do, they may not be there for you THE TENNIS COURTS. IN THE lAST FOUR YEARS, Start compiling next time. ORGANIZATIONS AND GROUPS HAVE BEEN ENCOURAGED Virgo: Don't run away! Escape may seem to be the most appealing TO SIGN UP FOR TAILGATE SPOTS. ALL REQUESTS WILL BE notices for next option, but instead of peaceful solitude you'll fmd only loneliness. Join HANDLED BY SECURITY AND MUST BE SUBMITTED BY THE the group; get involved! 7TH OF OCTOBER 1991. A REMINDER: KEGS ARE NOT week's GREEK Libra: Hot flashes may be a sign of sickness, but they could also be a PERMITTED AND THE TAILGATING IS TO END BY 6:00 PM. NOTES column. sign of happiness. You are at a peak in relationships and sexuality. Scorpio: Things will defInitely begin looking more promising for you ···IF YOUR ORGANIZATION OR GROUP F..AJLS TO END this week. Sensuality is high-don't waste it. And do::'~ forget to fmd a TAILGATING AT 6:00 P.M., YOU WILL BE DENIED SPOTS THE ------date for that upcoming event. FOLLOWING YEAR. Sagittarius: Get back to work! You've been too indulgent lately. Where are your priorities-or maybe, where should your priorities be? Capricorn: You're in the mood to party, right? So party! Just don't \1 complain about the consequences. You are an adult; accept Itt 1 < responsibility. 1 Aquarius: Is it time for a great change in your life? Only you can make the decision; don't be influenced by others. Pisces: Take some time out of your busy schedule for water sports. The water is relaxing, fun, and always better with a partner.
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AOVMiA(:)tS', 6AS'1, RBLA)CING. BY KRISTIN WHITE DQA.ul8A~:tAAIII~~, O\"o-FA~~I()NED . Of the Grizzly W~tNG: MA~ ~WN~ '10v IF" HI~ ~~ A/l~ ACTI"'~ vP TH~T c)A'1. This week, as you wander through your busy schedule of classes, meetings, and social events, it may not occur to you that you are making history. Whatever events or activities you • participate in become part of Ursinus history for this week. For instance, this week marks the flrst full week of sorority pledging for 1991. On Monday, those students CoreChec involved in the student teaching program began teaching at their respective schools. The 1991 Parent's Day Weekend will be held this Saturday, Oct. 5. As for students of the past, little did they realize they would be immortalized Will SaveYOu in my column for this week in Ursinus history. This week in 1976, the movies !TAI<.q(, ," 'Playing in Wismer were "The Last . ., Picture Show" and ''The Russians v 'A1 Are Coming! The Russians Are 'J' )"~ ., Coming!" The request for an X Mone rated movie, "Fritz the Cat," raised a controversy regarding students' freedoms. Despite student protest, this movie was eventually excluded from the fIlm services. StUdent teachers in 1949 began their YOu programs this week, including 90 hours of teaching and 90 hours of class observation. Students attended classes all day on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, as well as on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Bank On It In 1924, when freshmen orientation closer resembled pledging than simply a weekend of With CoreChecking at CoreStates First Pennsylvania Bank, you pay games, freshmen had more difficulty adjusting. Females were a $39 annual fee, or a $5 monthly fee. And that's all. One Low Fee Includes: required to wear green armbands and lampshades, while males were Overdraft Protection only permitted to shave the right With a CoreChecking account, while you side of their face. During this Free Checks week, Dr. White held a tea party don't have to wony about us making withdrawals and gathering for all freshman Unlimited Check Writing girls, adapting the theme, "Why be from your account, we make it easy for you to Lonesome." This was designed for Unlimited MAC®A1M Usage freshmen to become better Come------, to your nearest First Pennsylvania branch I make them. acquainted and to meet new friends. No Minimum Balance This week in 1914, Professor now to open your CoreChecking account, T. find I.M. lolls aMounced his intention and get afree pair o/fluorescent sunglasses. I 10 out more to start a college choir to sing at chapel services. : about CoreChecking, stop by our In 1906 this week, a lawn party was held to raise funds to rent the I Trappe Branch or _ CoreStates Olevian Hall piano. The many booths sold cake, candy, cocoa, I ca1l489-8807. • :.r:~Pennsytvanla peanuts, ice cream, and lemonade. A profit of $50 raised. was --- SM So remember, during this week ~ Believe In The /tJwer Of Relationships in 1991, you may do something CoreStates First Pennsylvania Bank is incorporaled as CoreStates Bank, N.A. Member FDIC. Equal Opponunity Lender that will go down in Uninus hUtory. 3.nd EntertainDlent~. ~~~~~ GN'R Illusion ... State Museum Exhibits of Good Music Berman Sculptures BY ERIC FOELLMER when referring to Axl Rose). Let's BY TOM WILUSZ Chadwick sculptures, representing figurative innovator at work Editor-in-Chief just say the band's musical style Features Editor thirty years of the English artist's today," according to one cnllc. has grown quite a bit. Although work. The collection was donated His works, according to Museum OK., I'll admit it. When the songs like "Locomotive," "You Doing its part to put Ursinus on to the school in 1987 by Philip and releases, represent "angular birds, long-awaited new Guns N' Roses Could be Mine," and a terrific the map, the Berman Museum of Muriel Berman (does the name arumals and imaginary beasts album(s) "Use Your Illusion I & cover of Paul McCartney's "Live Art recently announced that it was ring a bell ?), and is the largest characterized by their dynamic, II" were released, I was among and Let Die" show flashes of the contributing sixteen SCUlptures private collection of Chadwick's flowing energy, and totemic figures the hundreds of lunatics with band's early brilliance, the majority from its Lynn Chadwick collection work in the world. standing alone or in groups." nothing better to do in the middle of the songs are too polished. Ax! to The State Museum of Lynn Chadwick was a post This isn't the fll'st time that of the night than trek to Tower and the gang seem to have jumped Pennsylvarua, Harrisburg. The World War II sculptor who, along Berman has put its Chadwick Records in the heart of beautiful on the hard rock bandwagon, exhibition, which will also include with a distinguished few others, collection on display. Earlier this Philadelphia. I certainly consider cranking out a seemingly endless four color lithographs from helped revitalize the art scene in year the Museum exhIbited thirty myself qualified as a devotee of stream of "power-ballads" to prove Chadwick's 'Trig" series, will be on war-weary Britain. He produced of the sculptures in its own the group, with both previous to the world just how sensitive and display until January 12, 1992. his best works during the period of Gallery, and a number of the albums, "Appetite for Destruction" caring they really are. Of course, The contributed sculptures are 1956-1986, during which time he large sculptures on campus are and "GN'R Lies," proudly the heart-warming lyrics in just a part of the College's distinguished himself as "the best Chadwick's work. displayed on my CD rack. I was "November Rain" and "Don't Cry" permanent collection of 145 also able to catch the self seem to lose something when proclaimed "bad boys" of rock and followed by such songs as "Back roll in concert this summer, where Off Bitch" and "Get in the Ring," I first heard a good deal of the which includes: new material. Tomorrow night CAB '1 don't like you, I just hate you Jane Powell So what was I expecting as I will present Jane Powell, I'm gonna kick your ass, oh sped down the Schuylkill, yeah! Oh yeah!U who performed at 1990 preparing my new Master Card for Doesn't it just bring a sentimental Ursinus two years ago. her maiden purchase? I honestly tear to your eye? She has a five octave had no clue. One thing I wished Even with their problems, I have NACA desperately to avoid was to to give the new Guns N' Roses voice range and will be anticipate a second coming of albums a seven. There is less performing in the "Appetite for Destruction." As it wrong with these albums than is cafeteria at 9:00 p.m. Entertainer of the Year stands, their debut album was right, and I just can't say "no" to among the most successful in Axl, that charmer. If you're a big music history, and to expect the fan, then "Use Your Illusion I & band to follow up four years later II" will make a nice, colorful with something of that caliber addition to your CD collection. would be unrealistic. Otherwise, buy a couple of blank Jane Ira Bloom Jazzes It Up It's a good thing I prepared tapes and bum the album off your Jazz virtuoso Jane Ira Bloom myself, because those who are set friend. With the money you save, brought her unique saxophone on hearing "Appetite II" will be pick up the new Metallica album. artistry to Bomberger Auditorium sorely disappointed. The band has It's cheaper, easier to carry, and on Wednesday, September 25. changed a great deal since their rocks you harder than either She performed a program of first album (I can't quite bring "Illusion" ever could. myself to use the word "matured" classic jazz and improvisations featuring both saxophone and live electronics. A performer at major jazz festivals and concert halls in the U.S. and Europe, Bloom is the fll'st musician ever commissioned by the National Aeronautics and Space Admittistration. Her NASA composition, Fire & Imagination, premiered at the Kennedy Space Center in 1989 and was performed at Carnegie Hall in 1991- Topping Down Beat's annual critic's poll for soprano saxophone three times, Bloom was featured in Time magazine's 1990 special issue, "Women: The Road Ahead." She has produced six critically acclaimed albums, of which her most recent, Modern Drama and Slalom, appear on CBS records, BURGERS. T~E STEAKS. and recently premiered a new & . work at the Air & Space Museum OTHER GRILL ITEMS S II :. planetarium in Washington, D.C. MUNCI-lIES BAR (0 GRILLE :.' The concert was well received AT THE LIMERICK GOLF CLUB • by the Ursinus commuruty. Juruor 495-6945 LIVE ENTEt{TAINMENT 495-5567 Amy Flemming thought the THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY concert was "different and not FRIDAY. SEPTE"BER 27 SATURDAY. SEPTE"BH 28 what I expected. The song that was Day written for NASA was jazz, but it Tripper had a new age flair." 'A Beatles Tr1butIO' Jane Ira Bloom Photo/courtesy College Communicadons Aerobics Attack Sky Sands Strikes Ursinus BY ANNETTE RAWLS devotes time to toning various leg, BY MELISA MILLER cafeteria), and numerous colleges performance, he worked his way Special to the Grizzly arm, and (uh-oh) stomach muscles Of the Grizzly and clubs. out of the bonding device in about in addition to the basic aerobics His hour-long show included two minutes. Feeling lazy? Unmotivated? routine. Although I have never On Thursday, Sept. 26, jokes with the audience who were The audience definitely enjoyed Out of shape? Are those attended the low-impact sessions, comedian Sky Sands dazzled the told to "Bear (GRRR)" with him, Sky Sands. As sophomore Amitha nutritious Wismer meals beginning I can guarantee that the high audience at "Giggles" Comedy stories about his experiences with Silva put it, "He was definitely to show? Well fret not, because impact ones (led by Brenn Connor Club with his own brand of humor women, travelling, and a variety of better than the previous week there ~ a solution to these on Monday/Wednesday/Friday and craziness. Sky Sands' credits other subjects. He also had a few (Caito and Morin); he was problems. Aerobics -both high and Katie Jones on include a Showtime special, volunteers to help him, one different, he said so many things at and low impact- six days a week. Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday) will working on the USS Norway with making chocolate chip cookies and once, was jumping around, and got High impact is held in Ritter Gym have you in top shape in no time. Jane Powell (who will be the other securing him in a strait audience participation." Monday through Thursday at 4:30 So if you have an hour to spare, performing Wednesday in the jacket. For the fmale of his p.m., Friday at 4 p.m., and instead of doing Domino's flex Saturday at 11 p.m. Low impact is and-stretch, grab the nearest set of held in the Helfferich Wrestling spandex and head on down to Room Monday through Friday at either Ritter or Helfferich. It may The Tempting Temple 12:10 p.m. Each class lasts take some time to get in shape, BY PEPE BYRMON this twisted mass of metal better as and by making sacrifices to him of approximately for an hour, and but you won't be sorry in the end. Of the Grizzly The Mushroom or "that cheese grated cheese. This theme is grater thing in front of Berman." It similar to the one found in the Arts and Entertainment Editors takes a famous French art critic as M.C. Hammer song, 'That's Why note--Pepe is a renowned art critic myself, Pepe Byrmon, to see We Pray." and very famous in Paris. From throu-gh to the true purpose and The true meaning now revealed, time to time he will be breezing meaning of such an expensive the purpose of such an important into Collegeville to critique the addition to the Ursinus campus. work of art becomes equally unique modern art which graces Yes, The Temple does have obvious. The school must have the Ursinus College campus. ultimate purpose and meaning originally intended it as a place for Pepe's insights are designed to (believe it or not). You don't think students to come and pray before bring Ursinus yet another bit of that the school would just spend exams and offer sacrifices before artistic culture. His views were money on such a thing just to have facing the judiciary board. How 20 O.UTSTANDING VALUES made available to The Grizzly by a it sit out there and look nice, do else could the statues proximity to special grant from the Bermans. you? Of course not, and no, it both Corson hall and Bomberger Pepe's thoughts and feelings do wasn't originally meant as a jungle Hall be explained? After all, the j f------Fiesta Snack Size not necessarily represent the view gym either. To examine the true board trials are held in Bomberger Fiesta Taco of The Grizzly, so don't blame us. intent of the artist, one must and student life offices are in ~9( Fiesta Soft Taco compare and contrast the Corson. And you thought it was Fiesta Bean Burrito Somewhere between Corson symmetry with the non-use of just there to look nice? Nothing is Hall and Bomberger lies an color and the bold lines which the done at this school without Taco'Tostada infamous Ursinus sculpture named statue projects, while still ultimate purpose, not the modem Soft Taco' Pintos &. Cheese The Temple. Considering the title, maintaining an airy spacious art and not even the never-ending 69( Bean Burrito an outsider wonders, is this a place image. Cutting through all this construction. Before I jet back to Cinnamon Twists students come to before exams to technical art jargon, the statement Paris I will leave you with the best pray or where sacrifices are The Temple makes is simple. way to use The Temple in a Taco Supreme offered up to the gods of Corson Man's inhumanity to man can be sentence in case you ever want to Soft Taco Supreme before one goes before the alleviated only when everyone has seem truly cultured. Just simply 89( Chillito • Meximelt • Nachos Chicken Soft Taco 99¢ judiciary board? I think not. 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The Temple - What does it really mean? PhotojKristen Schwartz Page 8 The Grizzly October 1, 1991 f t··········································Sports ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ t...... •••••·······························Z···· . ... Field Hockey Faces Tough Times
BY CLAIRE ANN ERFLE a superb goal, well-positioned to Of the Grizzly get the rebound." Alison Burns was credited with the other goal, On Thursday, Sept. 26, the which was rebounded from a shot hockey team faced Drexel taken by Evelyn Kousubris. University here at Ursinus. The "Alison was very alert," Oros said, game was tied 2-2, and was forced "she was right there to put it in ." into an overtime followed by a Senior Toni Wenger also did very sudden death where a Drexel well offensively. Sophomore goalie player scored. The fmal was 3-2, Hope Arroliga had a super game but this was not to say that our and was strong against Drexel's girls did not put up a fight. offense. Gros said, "Hope played The first half and both very well. Without her in the overtimes were played very well, second half, they (Drexel) might but Coach Vonnie Gros believed have won in regulation (time)." that the turnovers in the second The Lady Bears had another half were what really hurt the difficult bout when they played team. It was during this time Gros Temple away on Saturday. Temple felt that Drexel built up their shut out Ursinus by a score of 7-fJ. confidence, a crucial part of Temple's turf was truly to their winning any game. advantage, and the nation's flfth Senior Cleary Clarke scored the ranked team proved too strong for first Ursinus goal of the game. the fifteenth-ranked Ursinus Coach Gros explained, "Cleary had squad. Photo~becca Hey/ The Lady Bears drove upfleld here, but lost to Temple 7-0 on the turf In Bears Terrorized by Downtown Phllly. The varsity and Junior varsity women play the University of Pennsylvania at home today at 3:30 p.m. They then go on Western Maryland the road to face Philadelphia Bible tomorrow and Rider on Saturday.
BY LAURA ZOBEL )i8tdline, threatening to score, but Spons Editor were unable to get the ball in the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• end zone. They had to settle for a •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Ursinus football team left field goal. The 27-yard field goal early on Saturday morning for by Senior Marty Owens was the Westminster, Maryland, with a first of his college career. Western Bears Tee Sports Opinion ffilSSlon to accomplish: beat Maryland responded with Western Maryland. The Bears McCord's 3rd TD pass of the day, found it was a mission impossible a 17-yard pass to Andy Stecket Off Runners Get Recognition as they lost 27-3. with 7:17 left in the half. BY ERIC FOELLMER someone is closing in behind him. The Green Terrors' tough Neither team scored in the 3rd Editor-in-Chief BY STEVE CHOI defense left the Bears' offense quarter, but with 14:05 remaining Of the Grizzly He throws in a spurt of energy as he closes in on his next victim. immobile. They held the Bears to in the 4th quarter, Western Although the season does not This is the very description of a a field goal. Both quarterbacks, Maryland sealed up its victory with officially begin until the spring, the Thump ... Thump .. .A runner cross country runner. Cross Wodjon and Kennedy, only a 37-yard TD reception by Freise, Ursinus golf team has already heads off in his sweat stained country is not a sport of strength, completed 7 out of 28 passes. The his second TD of the game. begun to prepare. The Bears sneakers, looking fatigued. In form energy, determination, stamina, of only bright spot in the Bears' Todd Odgers demonstrated travelled north to the Poconos with all his muscles at work, his endurance. Nor is it a sport of offense was running back Tony excellent defensive play for the twice this week to participate in lungs gasping for breath, his eyes drive or courage. Cross country is Barber, who rushed for 109 yards Bears by breaking up 3 passes, one some preliminary pre-season screaming pain. Every movement a combination of all these on 24 carries. of which would have been a tournaments. is a smooth flowing transaction, characteristics and skills. This is The Green Terror offense was touchdown. Bill Sedgewick, who is After being rained out the striding through the woods and the very essence of the Ursinus quick to score. Sophomore currently ranked 4th in the nation previous week, the squad then ...there appears on his face, a his College Cross Country Team. The quarterback Paul McCord threw a in kickoff returns, returned 4 kicks competed against 11 other schools small smile as foot snaps the men and women's cross country 2-yard TD pass to Bart Cashman, for 121 yards, his longest being a at the Mountain Lourel course on fallen branches and the crisp team here at Ursinus have been with 10:29 left in the 1st quarter. 48 yard return. Tuesday, Sept. 24. Although the foliage in the trail of the course. working extremely hard to prepare A few minutes later, with 7:26 left, Bears seemed somewhat rusty, The cuts on his legs drip blood The Bears look to even their for heir races. Unfortunately, cross Western Maryland increased its sophomore Scott Bogdan led the from running through the bushes record to 2--2 next week against country is an often neglected sport. lead to 14-fJ with a 23-yard TD team with an impressive score of and trees. He licks the salty sweat Swarthmore at Patterson Field. Not as many people come to watch pass from McC'lrd to Eric Freese. 79. that drips down his face, to re-wet Come watch the Bears avenge last a cross country meet a they do a In the 2nd quarter, the Bears The following Friday, the team his ever-drying mouth. As he year's 12--7 loss to Swarthmore. football game, lacrosse, or any were on Western Maryland's 12 returned to the mountains, this passes and overtakes runner after time at nearby Edgewood-in-the runner, he looks like a machine, other game, but with this with every motor in perfect Lady Bears Finish 4th Pines, to compete in the 16-team determination to run 3.1 miles for Susquehana Invitational synchronization with each other. women and S miles for men, they BY KRlS WAGNER place. Senior Dawn Warner ran Tournament. High winds and low All he can do is focus on the still pull through. The men's Of the Grizzly an excellent race despite falling a temperatures made playing runner ahead of him, slowly record is 4 and O. They have won half mile before the fInish line. conditions difficult, and the scores reeling him in like a prize fish. all of their dual meets, and all but On Saturday, the women's Cross Dawn showed her strength, by showed it. The one bright spot The concentration of viewing the one of their invitational meets. Country team traveled to Belmont getting back on her feet and ran to was junior Doug West, who carded terrain under him is almost Although these athletes have a Plateau at Philadelphia's a 27th place fInish. First year natural, as the conditions change an 81 for the da). better record than most other Fairmount Park, to compete in the runners, Rebecca Beacher and The Bears travelled to between his racing flats and the teams in this college, nobody 14th annual Metropolitan College Stephanie Horling improved Gettysberg for their final ground. He is deaf to all of his notices or cheen. So the nelt time Invitational. Competing for the greatly since the last meet and tournament on Monday, in hopes surroundings, with only the sound you see a cross country runnet first time as a completp. tea"'Tl, the earned the praise of Head Coach of gaining some momentum before of his panting breath and his with his .weat stained sneaken Lady Bears finished 4tn o\.. of 15 Dave Symonds. heartbeat to haunt him. Everything the season begins. Despite the looking wom and tired after I; teams. The Lady Bears look forward to slow start, Coach Ted McKenzie ha does is as natural as a leopard practice, just say 'hi', notice them ~homore Jen Orehowsky and their next meet this Saturday at remains optimistic. "We'll get running down his prey. All he sees for a change.... tenior Kris Wagner tied for fIrst the Philadelphia Bible College better," he said simply. is ahead of him, with the idea that Invitational. ~ Page 9 The Grizzly St " October 1 1991 ******************************************~****.************************************ P()Jr S······································.····*******************************************. Soccer Splits Two Harley's Haven
BY CHRIS HEINZINGER aod clinched when Buchler broke Sorely missed was senior captain, BY HARLEY DAVID RUBIN Manager Russ Farwell (who?) has CASEYNEAL through the Albright defense and sweeper Bob Woodruff. The team Assistant Sports Editor actually pulled off a few decent Of the Grizzly let loose a shot that the Albright showed character throughout the trades recently, for Steve Goalie could only push aside of game, holding the home team to a How about that? Me-with a Duchesne and Rod Brind'A'Mour The Ursinus Soccer team the goal for a comer kick. The scoreless tie through nearly 70 title and everything. See how it and a few other speedy guys. defeated Albright last Wednesday following result was Erik minutes of play, only to concede looks in capitaIs-ASSISfANf Hopefully, this infusion of skating 4-2. The Bears scoring was well Boergesson scoring a goal with his three goals in the fmal 20 minutes. SPORTS EDITOR! You know speed will revitalize the Fading distnbuted as four different players head from a beautifully served ball Senior captain Erik Boergesson what it means? I get to ...1 get Flyers and oh nuts here comes netted goals. The fust goal was by transfer Scott Gensler. That and Jay Jackson played to.. .1 get to get coffee. But MY ~: The Flyers will make the scored by Walt Zeller on a penalty was all the Bears needed for the outstanding defense, as did goalie enough about me. On to the playoffs, but make a hasty exit kick early into the game. Adam win. Chris Heinzinger, with 17 saves. scintillating, captivating, edifying, soon after. Daller quickly added to the total Saturday'S fortunes were not as Heinzinger and the defense played exciting, fascinating (I'll close the 'Take the night and run with the after recovering and putting away good for the Bears, as they a good game, allowing only three thesaurus now) world of sports ..... Sixers" .. .is what I suggest everyone a loose ball in the goal mouth travelled to northern New Jersey Goshdarnit. The baseball goals thanks to some help from try to do this year, because the after a blistering shot by Heinz to face the defending MAC season is almost over, and the the thin UC midfield. Senior Sixers are going to take the ball Buchler. Jay Jackson finished the Eastern Divisional champion Drew Phils are way out of contention. forward Matt Harrar had to leave and run to the playoffs. They have fust half scoring for the Bears as University Rangers on the artificial the game after injuring his right But the Pirates, our cro~state he netted one of his own. The surface. The game was played rivals, have already clinched a almost everything they need to knee. win-an athletic center in Charles Bears led at halftime 3-1. without three starters for the playoff spot. It doesn't mean a The Bears' next games are Shackleford, Armon (Hammer) The second. half was closer as Bears. Starting stopper Heinz Wednesday, Oct. 2 at Scranton. thing. The American League Albright cut the lead to only one Buchler was sidelined with bruised contenders, Toronto and Gilliam and Sir Charles Barkley at and Saturday, Oct. 5 vs. Johns the forward spots, and of course, goal after scoring their own nbs and UC'S midfield was also Minnesota, are too strong for Hopkins University at home Hawkins and Dawkins in the penalty kick. The game was marred without Adam Daller. Pittsbu.rgh. So, even if the Pirates (11:00). backcourt. The bench is decent, beat the Dodgers or Braves, there's no hope for a World Series with Ron (The Jump-shot King) Anderson and the Sudanese Nick's NFL Notes title for them this year. My, pick: Swatter, Manuuuuuuute Bol. Toronto beats Minnesota, Atlanta MY ~: The Sixers kick ass in the BY NICK BACCINO their own until running back field goals for the Giants in the beats the Dodgers, and in the big Atlantic Division, and we'll just the Grizzly Spencer Tillman himself fumbled third quarter. one, Toronto wins in a close series. Of have to see what happens when inside the Dallas five yard line. The Giants, trailing 14-9, got Speaking of "close", most people they match up with the Bulls and Dallas quarterback Troy Aikman These mistakes by both teams their first lead of the game when I've heard think that the Eagles Michael Jordan this year. threw a 2A-yard touchdown pass to resulted in a scoreless first quarter. Hostetler tossed a 19-yard were going to get their big green Well, the moment you've all Michael Irvin for the go-ahead After Giants kicker Matt Bahr touchdown pass to Stephen Baker, heads handed to them by. the been waiting for has arrived. The score as thee Cowboys upset the opened the scoring with a capping a three-play, 8O-yard drive. Redskins on Monday night Si...ce answer to last week's CIamer defending Super Bowl champion 43-yard field goal with 5:43 The two plays which set up the I'm writing this on SCic\Hday House of Champions/Cheers New York Giants 21-16 Sunday in remaining in the first half, the score were a 41-yard reception by afternoon, I don't know y~t who Trivia Question is ...... ESTHER!!! Texas Stadium. Cowboys trekked on their first Mark Ingram and a 2O-yard run by won. But I think ~hat .it'll be That's right, fans, Esther Claven is Despite the low score, the game scoring possession of the day. Hostetler. Ingram fmished with closer than the scor-::, ['Ie been Cliffs mom's name. What? You was dominated by both offenses Running back Emmitt Smith six catches for 143 yards of hearing-especially fr~~(· my RA, want a tougher one? No, I and quality, ball-control fmished it off with a four-yard Hostetler's 368. Eric the Red(skir.~. ~.Qick: couldn't possibly ... well, OK. possessions. scamper for a touchdown. Things Aikman then led the Cowboys Eagles by 3. Sh(·~.!
f ~ , .. t::' ,. ( t i , Lt· i' tI ... i '... • " " J~' • 1______October 1, 1991 · · The Grizzly Page 11 O pI01 00 S ------Alcohol Policy CalDpus MelDo Enforcement Tightens 8Y RICHARD P. RICHTER imaginatively charged in a style Keen cxamines the rites of President of th e College delightful to read. manhood, often in vivid Editor's Dote: Due 10 an envr After a second offense, a Keen is a '53 graduate of autobiographical anecdotes (there disciplinary warning will be issued made during lay-out l.2St week, the The re-visioni ng of the feminine Ursinus College (my own class). are no explicit scenes fro m the UC and the person's parents will be following articl e was has been a systematic force in From here he went to Harvard campus, however). He gives a notified. Following a third incomprehensible. We feel that the academia and in our society for Divinity School for an MA. and brief history of manhood, running offense, the student will be infO/mation contained in the article more than a quarter of a century. then to Princeton for a Ph.D. from "man as hunter" to "post suspended from the residence halls is vital to the college community, That r ~visio n in g has newly Like Bly, Keen recently appeared modern man." He offers a primer for a number of days. and therefore, we are reprinting the identified women and has wrought on a PBS interview with Bill for manhood: he advises, for In addition to expanding the article in its entirety. Our apologies a revolution in the way all of us Moyers. He has written about a example, a shift "from artificial enforcement of the campus alcohol for any confusion. live, work, and play. dozen books and was for many toughness to virile fear." policy, the counselling system for As the idea of the feminine has ~'yea r s a consulting editor of He concludes wit h a section those with drug or alcohol BY SARA JACOBSON changed, the idea of the masculine' PsycholOgy Today. calling on men and women to problems has been re-worked. Arts and Entertainment Editor inescapably has also been' ·t (His best-seller has quickly come together in a newly defined The campus has retained the undergoing scrutiny and revision. entered the popular culture; a love. "End the blame game," he services of Kathy Grentzenburg, The alcohol policy is a definite Evidence of this appeared on recent New Yorker cartoon demands. Keen sees the who has her masters degree in concern to :-.. ost people on the best-seller lists of 1991: Iron showed a physician saying to a traditional male roles not as the substance abuse counselling. campus In accordance with John: A Book About Men:-hY implements of a deliberate There will be group as well as patient, "I regret to inform you Pennsyivania state law, no one Robert Bly, and Fire in the Belly: patriarchy but as the chains that individual meetings. The frrst (. that the fire in your belly is a under the age of 21 is allowed to On Being a Man, by Sam Keen. bind men into a system that the group meeting will be in Olin bleeding ulcer.") have or consume alcohol. This Both books in different ways whole western culture- women auditorium Monday, September 23 Keen believes that many men year, the campus life committee attempt to provide answers to the and men both- created. "Men," at 6:00 P.M. All are welcome to today feel "blamed, demeaned, and has directed tightening of the dilemma of being a man today, he says, "have begun to feel (h eir attend, or can call studio cottage if attacked" - surrounded by voices enforcement of this policy. when traditional masculine unique form of the pain of an individual appointment is accusing them of being "too Last year, the campus life behavior poorly fits the new social victimization that has led to other desired. Along with expanded aggressive. Too soft. Too committee, a student/faculty and environmental realities. liberation movements among counselling, the college has taken insensitive. Too macho. Too .J group, evaluated the use of alcohol It used to be that when power-mad. Too much like little women and minorities." on campus. They found the steps to train those who will be someone said, "Be a man," most boys. Too wimpy. Too violent. Not because it is the best of the general impression was that the having the parties in areas such as men thought that they knew what Too obsessed with sex. Too best-sellers but because it comes ~hool condoned drinking as long medical risks, security issues, and they meant. Now that the old detached to care. Too busy. Too from one of our own and should .JlS it remained inside the rooms. the responsibilities of those clarity is gone, Bly and Keen want rational. Too lost to lead. T9R ~m~voke a lively response from As an attempt to change this holding parties. to help bring to birth an idea of dead to feel." perception, the committee held an How well are these changes women and men both, I manhood that fits the His response is to give us a all-campus meeting to discuss the working? Dean Houghton Kane, recommend Fire in the Belly. circumstances of our times. book that will help men get problem and then took steps to Dean of Student Life, said, "I have Bly doef. so by reinterpreting an beyond the current mood of I?.L'") .to. increase the enforcement of the been very pleased." He feels that n . ancient folk tale, found in the gender alienation to a "new vision ~. 44t ,., FZ-4' official campus guidelines. these measures have helped Grimm brothers, about a "hairy of manhood - .. .with fire in his This jrar security will not be change the students' perception of man." He tries to restore a link belly and passion in his heart." It what the college views as Riohard P. Richter giving w Jrnings. In fact, any with masculine primitiveness that, permissible. As of September 20, is not exactly a how-to-do-it book President employee of the school, such as through ritual change, leads to twenty-one people had been on masculinity, but its rambling security, a ' dean, or an area adult partnership with the written up for drinking underage range gives one that impression. coordinator, will writ.e up anyone r~minine . Hi~ boo~ is seen with an open container of and overall between 60 and 70 alcohol regardless of their age. general violations of the alcoh 11 --~------. Furthermore, any person under the policy had occuned. age of 21 caught with alcohol in As for the future, Dean Kane Intellect Over Image BY ALEXIS SMITH and informative journalism. We Publishers must be the catalyst their possession will also be says that the next issue in the Of the Grizzly don't have to accept journalism for the change. By encouraging written up. So, if you are ongoing examination of the official that places society's attitude in a journalists to write quality articles, nineteen, sitting in your room with alcohol issue at Ursinus will be the Flipping through the pages of a negative rut by putting the entire the journalist can be assured of a even a closed beer in your hand roll of the resident assistant in the women's magazine, I wondered emphasis on superficial qualities. means of survival, even through a and an area coordinator happens new enforcement policy. The what I, along with millions of Should the reader's mind be so dramatic system of change. After to see you, disciplinary action will focus is not to try to make this an other women, search for amongst unchallenged that no intellectual the material has been written and be taken. alcohol. free campus, and Dean the endless clusters of thought is aroused, and instead the published, society has to receive The first-time offenders will Kane stringently denies that ~he ' advertisements. Glancing at the reader is forced to turn to a mirror this material, recognize the meet with a member of the increased enforcement is part of a perfect figures of models with for any type of reflection? purpose for change, and be willing Student Life Office to make sure plan to end fraternities and headlines trailing after them, such Women's magazines are not the to accept a deeper perspective and the student is aware of and fully .sororities at this school. as "How to put on makeup" and only magazines available, yet they challenge in their everyday understands the alcohol policy. "How to be stir.k-thin in one are the widest circulated type of readi!'g. Is the purpose of ------, workout," I questioned how this literature in our country, proyiding literature to make you think less of Grizzly Flag Contest information could possibly be a large portion of our population · your "appearance? -Would it not be beneficial to our society. Are with its standards. If the attitudes more fulfilling to read an article Are you tired of the same old Grizzly women searching for a model that of our society can change through that would provide you with design? We are holding a contest for the represents their definition of a a knowledgeable and informed knowledge to better understand "perfect" body, whirh they viewpoint, the effect would bring rea 1-1 i f e sit u at ion san d best new design of the Grizzly flag. In case themselves don't have? What about more intelligtble decisions possibilities? you're wondering, the flag is the design on satisfaction can we get from and a deeper perspective of others Society as a whole must begin to the top of page one which names the feeling not quite as perfect as we and self. Articles on fashion recognize the problems we are are supposed to be, and how can )Veight, and face lifts burden ou; creating for ourselves. The newspaper. A $25.00 prize will be issued to these empty promises for society with negative feelings of laziness that is so evident in our the . st~dent whose design we use. perfection keep us coming back self-value, based purely on physical society must be defeated if we are for more? appearance. ever to feel a greater ~tisfaction SUb~lsslons can be dropped off in the box The answers to these questions Filling the void of uninspiring in our accomplishments. outsIde .of the Student Publications Room lie simply on our society's and superficial literature is the job We . need to recycle this emphasis on physical perfection, of good, concerned journalists who literature as .energetically and (3rd floor Bomberger, library side). Please rather than emphasizing can provide quality articles. They emphatically as we recycle cans, use black ink and make sure your design is intellectual growth. Magazines are must recognize the need to change and similar to these recycled clean. generally read for relaxation and society's attitude through articles materials, the literature will enjoyment, yetthese two purposes •• ~.n tray~l: . llte~~t~r:~.. .. aod . r~l •• e.nu:r.ge w,ith .a.~ .~ . of can be incorporated in meaningful personalities. character. Page 12 The Grizzly October 1, 1991
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Healing the Wounds of the Gulf War The Search For The
BY NAIMISH PANDYA morning to late at night. The up-to-date. The doctors didn't Science Editor women also follow very strict lack any sort of equipment or Chemical Promise customs and are not allowed to technology to treat their communicate with any males patients. Among the injuries Last Tuesday night, Dr. BY CHRISTIN OU1WIN with the exception of their they treated were shrapnel Richard Whittaker presented a Of The Grizzly new view on the Persian Gulf spouses and close relatives. wounds, gunshot wounds, War. He was the guest Dr. Whittaker observed many mangled hands by bombs and things and was surprised by the other weapons, compound speaker for Brownback-Anders In an effort to make full use Arabian way of life from things fractures of major bones due to Premedical Society. Dr. of the economic potential of such as strict religious customs bullets, and amputations. Whittaker was sent to Riyadh, forests, without harming them, Saudi Arabia during the war Orthopedics is a very fascinating specialty in the field Merck & Co. (an American last winter. He talked not only These biologists will be of medicine. Doctors drug company) along with about treating war injuries, but looking for signs of "chemical manipulate bones in order for Costa Rica's National Institute he also explained the Middle promise." This agreement them to realign by applying of Biodiversity · (a private, East region and its Arab "gives Merck access to the traction, flXing rods inside the nonprofit scientific organization inhabitants. amazing collection of biological bones, and using casts. It devoted to identifying, He presented a slide show specimens found in Costa Rica, requires lots of spontaneous classifying and preserving detailing his experiences in while working with an thinking and patients have to s~ecies of the tropical forests), Riyadh. He began by organization that will protect be treated immediately before will look for microorganisms describing the Arabian frontier. and conserve the habitats from any drastic side reactions insects and natural drugs tha~ People only reside in cities; which these samples arc occur. can be used for medical and there are hardly any villages or drawn," said Pamela Adkins, a The doctors in the Gulf War agricultural use. small towns. Outside the cities, This program involves a two Merck spokeswoman. a vast dry, barren land exists. also had to be prepared for SCUD attacks from Iraq. They year renewable contract, with The desert of the Middle East Merck paying $1 million for Compiled from The New York is not of the type one fmds in constantly carried with them training of biologists who will Times, Sept. 24, 1991 to rest room facilities. gas masks and other equipment Arizona. Instead, the desert is be prospecting and will give However, his main purpose to shield from biological and only composed of scorching any royalties resulting from of going to the Middle East chemical weapons. Overall, it sand as far as the eye can see their work to Costa Rica. In was to provide medical was an exhilarating experience Science majors or anyone with no vegetation such as addition to this money allotted attention to the troops of the for Dr. Whittaker; one which interested in writing for cacti. The Arabian people are for training, scientists from the 1l!l coalition forces. Although he will never forget. Grizzly: Writers are needed also very conscientious and institute and from Cornell some parts of the Arabian for the Science News. CaD strong believers in their University will conduct the society might not be Eric Bleickardt at 454-0396 01' religion: Islam. They research under a grant from sophisticated, the hospital Naimish Pandya at 948-0785 if frequently pray throughout the the John D. and Catherine T. facilities are very modern and you are interested. day starting from early in the MacArthur Foundation.
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