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FREE TUESDAY DUSC gains an extra voice in UD committee By Rob Wherry c 1 5 t t c dd't · J d d t .t C 'tt St d t L·.t I'm reluctant to support it" AdminisltaliveNewsEdiror racu ty ena e vo e Javors an a I rona un ergra ua e lOr ommt ee on u en tJe, Frank B. Murray, Dean of the After submitting a watered down d I I I d I f d , h d college of education agreed and version of their original proposal, e ays proposa to inc u e equa amount 0 stu ents m ot era ministrative groups sU:ted that the wording would have the Delaware Undergraduate to be changed before he would Student Congress (DUSC) realized consider it again. a small victory Monday when the issues concerning students, and that controversial stance to one more issues shall consist of an equal Senate, tried to save the second The controversy over student Faculty Senate approved one of the Faculty Senate must receive a acceptable. number of faculty and student resolution by excluding the word representation originally erupted their resolutions for a stronger two-thirds majority vote on these The two resolutions put to vote voting members. voting from the proposal, but was when DUSC challenged the idea of student voice. issues instead of the 51 percent were: By a vote of 46 to 2, the first met with fierce debate. whether students actually had a fair On March 3, DUSC submitted usually needed to pass through the • the number of students resolution was passed while the Gordon Bonner, a professor of say in the Senate with only two two separate resolutions to the group. appointed to the Committee on Senate elected to send the second Business and Economics who voting members . Faculty Senate, asking for reforms In the March 24 meeting. DUSC Student Life increase from three to back to DUSC to clear up the disagreed with the motion, said: Some of the Senators were in the voting process when issues Senator Michelle Shapiro (AS SR) four; ambiguity of th e wording. "The [Faculty Senate) is not set up surprised by D USC's change in concerning students are at hand. submitted a diluted version of the • subgroups which directly Mark Lu szcz, DUSC along Democratic lines. To create stance and observed the new These demanded that DUSC be original proposal, changing from a concern themselves with student representative in the Faculty that facade is very unfortunate ... able to review and vote on any see DUSC page AS

Under Construction Traffic stop leads to arrest of Newark man on drug charge By Brian Hickey charged with possession of Staff Reporter cocaine with the intent to A routine traffic stop by deliver within a Drug Free University Police turned into a School Zone. drug bust Sunday night when Pechickjian was processed cocaine and marijuana were by Newark Police and is being found in the car of a Newark held on $7,500 secured bail, resident, police said. according to police. A police officer observed a The driver of the car, Sandra red Pontiac Sunbird being Owens, no age available, was driven erratically on Barksdale charged with driving under the Road and pulled the car over influence of alcohol, Flatley into the Rodney Residence Hall said. parking lot. A third passenger was not The officer noticed a small charged with anything by either amount of marijuana and police department. cocaine in the automobile, Several University Police resulting in the arrest of one officers, along with Newark passenger, David Pechickjian, Police, searched Owens' car for 27, of Newark, said Capt. Jim close to an hour as students Aatley of the University Police. coming back from Spring Break Pechickjian, who is not a returned to the Rodney E/F student of the university, was parking lots with their parents. THE REVIEW / Doug Donovan The university is installing a drainage system at Delaware Stadium to alleviate the field's flooding. Vice President David E. Hollowell said the construction will be finished by the first week in May and will cost close to $350,000. Although the field will not be ready for the football team's Blue-Gold game, which will be held on a practice field, it will be ready for commencement. Thieves target local Sen. Biden proposes stalker bill shopping center, again By Michael Regan Saturday's robbery is unrelated If Congress approves, courts will have access to suspects' history City News Ediror to the hold-up of the Bank of By Matthew J. Nalbone stalking after violating a A Newark liquor store was Delaware and the burglary at Sraff Reporrer Stalking is defined as restraining order will face no robbed Saturday, March 27, Superfresh, which occurred the According to a recent proposal the act of repeatedly less then 6 months imprisonment marking the third time in a week previous week at the Fairfield made by Sen. Joseph Biden (D- and an approximated $1,000 fine. that the Fairfield shopping center shopping center. Del.), victims of stalking and following another Biden's proposal is based on was targeted by thieves, police Hogan said a lot of the recent domestic violence need to be person and threatening the idea that judges at all levels said. robberies in Newark have better protected by the judicial them with intent to should have information which Glen A. Stagner, 33, of suspects from out of town. system. could reveal the history of Brookhaven, Pa., was arrested "Criminals aren't restricted by If the Senate approves and injure violence of a stalking suspect the same night after allegedly jurisdiction. like we are," he Biden's "Stalker and Family when deciding on sentencing. robbing Fairfield Liquors and said. Violence Enforcement" (SAFE) access to the records. According to a spokesman for shooting at a Pennsylvania State Hogan said, however, he does proposal becomes an act, the Biden, the senator said that Police officer following a chase not feel the Fairfield shopping federal criminal history records According to current Delaware although he does not believe the which ended in Media, Pa. center, located less than a mile of a stalking suspect will be law, stalking is defined as the act proposal will stop horrible Stagner is being charged with north of Laird Campus on New made available to the family of repeatedly following another crimes, it could help relieve the attempted homicide of police London Road, is especially violence courts for the first time. person and threatening them with fears of potential stalking officers and other charges related attractive to out-o f-state State criminal J·ustice officials the intent to, "place that person victims. in reasonable fear of death or to the robbery and ensuing chase. criminals despite its isolation are presently the only sector of serious physical injury." "No one should have to live in Chief William Hogan of from the rest of the town. Sen. joesph Biden, D-Del. the justice system that have Any person convicted of see STALKERS page AS Newark Police said last see FAIRFIELD page AS judge hands Dawson ~----INDEX----~ News Analysis ...... A2 Campus,Briefs ...... A2 Camping out second death sentence Classifieds ...... B6 Comics ...... B7 Students set up tents, not towels, on Spring Break fling Police Report ...... A2 By Michael Regan Ciry News Ediror Review and Opinion ...... A6 Sports ...... B4 By Laura Jefferson feel like you're all best friends. Following a unanimous jury Convicted murderer Srudent Affairs fdiror "It makes you put trust in someone else." Weekly World News ...... A3 recommendation in March that he scheduled for execution To most students, Spring Break means sun, surf The group began their adventures last Monday, be put to death, convicted July 14 for the 1986 and fun . when they hiked to the park, where they camped murderer David Francis Dawson ---Also inside:--- Yet. 12 university students spent their time off overnight both Monday and Tuesday. was sentenced Friday, the day homicide of a in the comforts of Carpenter State Park in Newark The students said they were apprehensive about after his 38th birthday, to be Kent County woman Group fights deficit ...... A3 and the Carpenter Sports Building camping, the experience at first, due to their inability to executed. Axe murderer sentenced .... A3 climbing and cooking. cook and their intially bad meals. New Castle County Superior lawyers combat drugs ...... A3 Chcris Lawson (PE SR) said the course, Matt Rosewag (PE JR) said, "I went to bed Court Judge Henry du Pont thinking we were going to starve." state's Superior Court for a new Outdoor Recreation and Skills, taught the Ridgely made the final decision The problem with food was eventually solved, penalty phase ·and one of participants about surviving in the outdoors and on the execution which is he said, by team work and being taught the right Dawson's defense attorneys, Paul how to work as a team. scheduled for July 14. The week-long one credit class fills a way to prepare meals and proper food rationing After Dawson and three others S. Swierzbinski, successfully pleaded for a change of venue to requirement for all Physical Education majors and techniques. escaped from the Delaware is open only to them, said Roger Spacht, associate Another problem arose, however, when Correctional Center near Smyrna New Castle County. due to excessive publicity in Kent director of recreation and intramural programs. Anthony "Sweet" Wright (PE SR) almost set the in 1986, Dawson stabbed In addition to the normal fee for one university park on fire while trying to cook a meal only an Madeline Kisner, 44, of Kenton, County. Since Dawson's conviction in credit. the students were required to pay an hour after the group arrived at the camp. during a burglary of her house. ad ditional $35 for food and equipment, said "I'm a city boy and I didn't know anything Dawson was convicted of the 1988, a law was passed in 1991 which gave the final say in death Spacht, who accompanied the group on its about the outdoors," he said. murder in 1988 and sentenced to outi ng s. However, the most difficult and educational death by a Kent County jury. The sentences, previously belonging to the jury, to the judge who is to Lawson said: "It took a lot of group work in part of the program, Lawson said, was the rope U.S. Supreme Court upheld the • use the jury's vote as a ~ I order to camp with people you didn't really know . course Wednesday, in which the students were conviction after an appeal, but Coach kline retires as soccer recommendation. But, after three days of camping with them. you see CARPENTER page AS overturned the sentencing due to coach, 84 errors in the hearing. Dawson pleaded for his life to The case was returned to the seeDAWSON page AS ------·

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News Analysis Peru's Shining Path leader captured, sentenced for life

By Clare Lyons right to live is gone, all rights News featuteS Ediror disappear. The leader of a radical Peruvian DeHaro said the atrocities of New program offered political group was moved to a Shining Path are grossly to nurses maximum security facility near Lima misrepresented in America and Saturday where he will serve a life Europe. sentence. She cited several TV documentaries The Health Education Abimael Guzman, founder of the which showed Shining Path Network (HEN) has formed a Maoist Shining Path group, was pretending to protect the people and pannership between the arrested in September for his their livestock. university and the Medical involvement in a 12-year guerilla DeHaro said the opposite was true. Center of Delaware in conflict which resulted in more than "They massacre the poor peasants cooperation with the Delaware 26,000 deaths. without pity. They kill women , Nurses' Association. The A new maximum-facility prison children, old people. They have program promises to offer was built by President Alberto destroyed whole flocks of llamas; it continuing education Fujimori to contain him in Callao, and was like a nightmare. opportunities for nurses. to assure that he would not be able to "Rich and poor alike," she said, According to Sylvia Brocka, "everyone is sick of the useless senior program manager in the violence and destruction which has division of continuing - cost the country 25,000 lives and $20 0 World in review education, under state law, million worth of damage in the 12 licensed nurses have to maintain G years that Shining Path has been their licenses by taking active." continuing education or other escape. Ferrer said Amnesty International classes. Clementina Ferrer, an official in has been involved in Peru and has tried This program is approved Amnesty International's Latin to see that human rights for all people through the American Nurses American division, said Shining Path are pursued, although she could not Credentialing Center's is a corrupt alternative to lll1 already specify what acts the organization has Commission on Accreditation. corrupt government. taken to achieve that end. Course offerings will meet "Shining Path started out as a She said despite Guzman's arrest, certification, re-certification and positive philosophy," Ferrer said. "But the only real solution to Peru's mandatory continuing education the people are caught between a sword problems is the installation of a new requirements. THE REVIEW/Doug Donovan and a stone, the sword being the government which is not corrupt and HEN will combine the Treasure Hunt Two men search for coin -~ and other valualbe items in Harrington Beach outside government and the stone being the trying of militia for violent acts. clinical and educational the Perkins Student Center Sunday before the return of students makes such a task impossible. Shining Path." "The trials have been symbolic, expertise of a group of She said the people were so fake trials. participating health care disillusioned with the government that "Shining Path is a response to all professionals in providing Shining Path became the only government corruption." she said, so if nurses with the benefits of Evening magic show Spring fitness programs resistance; that's what we base the workout on," he said. alternative. that government is replaced there will continuing education. "I wouldn't say it is a better be no need for Shining Path. · Experts in the health-care held at Wolf Hall offered Also offered is the AquaCircuit program which fitness center staff alternative," she said. "They're just as Ferrer said President Fujimori fi elds will address issues brutal and use brutal forms to represent Sign up starts today for the says involves more underwater promised to uphold human rights when considered to be important for themselves. They are just another E-52 Student Theatre will fitness center's "Spring into . class and even more water he was elected in 1990, but has since nurses and other health-care "An option." present Evening of Magic Ill: Fitness" program, which offers a resistance. reneged on that vow. professionals. These This time it's for real" Aprill6, 17, variety of different types of Patricia DeHaro, a teacher and "He hasn't kept his word," she said. presentations will begin April In addition, the fitness center is 23 and 24 in 100 Wolf Hall. workouts and will run until May 19. offering Yoga, which teaches translator who has Jived in Peru for DeHaro said, "From outside, he was 21. Magician Jason Nocks returns to Water aerobics programs include more than 30 years, expressed seen as a dictator, trying to do away Classes will be taught live in meditation as well as movement, the university with an expanded AquaSize, a water workout for and Machine Madness, which a amazement and relief at Guzman's with democracy. Here in Peru he McDowell Hall and video cast, an original script and an all­ those who either can't swim or are capture and subsequent sentencing. became more popular than ever." taped. The cost of renting a fitness center staff member said·is a new soundtrack, composed uncomfortable in deep water, and great introduction to weight DeHaro said, "The huge majority video taped class is $29.95 for specifically for this magic show: Deep Water workout, for those who here are clamoring for him to be given 30days. training. During the show, Nocks will don't want to stay in the shallow the death penalty." 'THe Brocka said this program was New this season are Fit Kick, ~ perform several classic illusions, end. which uses kick boxing as the path But in Peru, the death penalty is EVI EW designed to fit more easily into plus several original illusions of his A fitness center staff member nurse's and other health-care to fitness, and Family fitness, in only prescribed in cases of treason in - ~•---.----­ own design. Both adults and said knowing how to swim is which university staff members can external war. DeHaro maintained that · professional's schedules than children are welcome at this show. definitely not a requirement for the while Guzman is obviously guilty of traditional course offerings. bring in their children and spouses AquaSize program, and it gives a for a great workout. treason, external war could not be great workout. - Compiled by Deena Gitaitis proven. "Water will give a natural . Ferrer said Amnesty Internatiov~ does not believe in the death pehlilt1 · regardless of the offense because if the · /·,-;~:"; ~~~~~~!~~~:

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Juveniles steal Car broken into donation boxes on Harvard Lane Four 13-year old boys stole two donation boxes from an A 1986 Ford Escort parked on unidentified store in the College Harvard Lane had its left rear Square Shopping Center on window smashed in and Sunday April 4, Newark Police unknown suspects stole $337.95 said. worth of stereo equipment, Police said after stealing the police said. Police said the boxes, the suspects fled into the suspects made away a Jessen parking lot, where they attacked amplifier valued at $200, a an 11-year old boy. The victim Radio Shack amplifier and two suffered swelling and bruising Powerdrive spealers worth on the right side of his face. S 137.95. The damage to the car Warrants have been issued for was assessed at Sl50r Police the perpetrators' arrests, police said. said. 1 Police said the break-in The two donation 'boxes, one occurred sometme between 10 collecting for Multiple Sclerosis, p.m Saturday and 10 a.m. the other for AIDS research, held Sunday. an undetermined amount of money, police said. Vehicle stolen from Woman assaulted Leeds Road in Acme Supermarket

A woman was grabbed by a A red, 1990 Toyota Tercel man while shopping at the Acme was stolen from Leeds Road by Supermarket on Elkton Road an unknown perpetrator, Newark Friday, Newark police said. Police said. Police said the man 'put his The car, valued at $5,000, was hands up the woman's skin and last seen at6:30 a.m. on Sunday, made physical contact. The police said. suspect is described as a 5-foot 6-inch white male approximately 40 years old, police said. An arrest is expected to be in Tires, wheels stolen the case shortly, police said. from car dealership

Unknown suspects stole Teddy bear, other $1,200 worth of aluminum merchandise stolen wheels and spare tires from the VISA. Newark Jeep-Eagle car dealer on from apartment · East Cleveland Street, Newark Police said. :!'fn '? - ~ · Sometime during Spring Police said the perpetrators .. ;-., .... - ..~.. ~ stole five Goodyear Wrangler •• '!II'WS- Break, unknown persons entered an apartment in Thorn Lane, tires and five spoke aluminum stealing approximately $953 wheels. According to the police, the With Visa®you 're accepted at more than I 0 million places wonh of property, Newark Police said. thefts occured sometime around the world, nearly three times more than American Express. between 10:30 p.m. Friday and Just in case you ever come up a little short. Among the items stolen were 50 CO's, a gold ring, an alarm 3:00p.m Saturday. Visa. It's Everywhere You Want To Be~ clock, a baseball cap and a st~fed Gund Teddy Bear, police sa1d. -Compiled By Greg Orlando .. -cop,lrlght t993 The Review

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World People pledge to pressure budget cuts News "Lead or Leave" group advocates plan to exchange community service for reduction of federal deficit By Kelly Gilbert th e pledge or not voluntarily seek said. "before we can come to an agreement Congressional candidate to take the Lead 5wdem Affair! Cdi101 reelection, Cowan said. for action, and that is exactly what we arc or Leave pledge. Summary Lead or Leave, a non-partisan movement Congressman Wayne T. Gilchrest (R­ trying to do." "We're trying to get students involved on giving young Americans a voice in politics, Md.), took the "People's Pledge" in 1992 He said citizens who sign the pledge will a national level," Cowan said, "because our has captured the attention of senators and and was also ranked frrst in commitment to donate a half day to a community service of generation is goi ng to bear the burden." Russians divided in support of college students across the country. reduct ion of federal spending by the their choice if Congress votes to cut th e Cowan aid the current deficit Yeltsin as he attempts to The political group, founded by Jon National Taxpayers Union, said Tony deficit in half by 1996. accumulated from past generations' Cowan and Rob Nel son less than eight Caligiuri, staff director for Gilchres t. "That's the beauty of thi s," Cowan said, unbalanced budgets, is a condition known secure aid for his country1s months ago, laun ched the "People's Pledge" Gilchrest, who voted against Clinton's "because they can donate their time to the as generational politics. economy campaign Aug . 5 to pressure Congress into budget proposal, said he took the pledge service of their choice. even the Democratic Generational politics is a concept whicjl cutting the nation 's budget deficit. because he wants to continue to vote for or Republican Panics. has become permanent in American culture Cowan, a former aide to Democratic reduction of the deficit as well a~ lower taX "Getting people started is the first step," and Cowan said it is thi s i sue that sparked YEKATERINBURG, Russia -While Rep. Mel Levine of California, said in order incrca~es , Caligiuri said. he said, "and we are moving forward at an the campaign less than a year ago. President Boris Yeltsin meets with President to save America's future, the annual S300 "The pl edge is a great tac ti c to draw unbelievable rate." By casting its members as "children" Bill Clinton in Vancouver thi s week to billion budget deficit must be cut in half by attention to the problem," Caligiuri said, Lead or Leave, which has more than 150 cheated by their irresponsible "parents," he discuss economic aid to the former Soviet 1996, with the goal of eliminating budget "but Congress is at the mercy of Clinton chapt ers nationwide and approximately said, Lead or Leave has created a modem Union, political apathy at home increases for deficits altoge ther by the year 2000. and how serious he is about lowering the 1.000 members, organized rallies and concept of generati onal accounting. the Russian leader. The "Pledge" campaign, which was deficit." protests on college campuses in 1992 to He said the nation went on a spending A poll taken in Yekaterinburg recently endorsed by President Bill Clinton and Cowan said he still believes there is not a increase student awareness and involvement spree leaving nothing but bills for the showed that only a slight majority would former presidential candidate H. Ross Perm, strong consensus to move forward and in reducing the deficit, Cowan said. younger ge neration to pay. actually vote for Yeltsin to win the current pressured I 00 Congressional candidates, of lower the deficit. In October, 1,000 Yal e students held a "The deficit is our Vietnam," Cowan power struggle with the conservative supreme whom one fifth were later elected, to take "We need to build a consensus frrst," he protest to pressure tw o Connecticut said. legislature, or the Congress of People's Deputies. It also showed that many people would boycott the April 25 referendum. Yeltsin supporters said they had faith in the future of his reforms, while his opponents Teenager l~-·-- -- · ·---·-·-·---· ---·· Lawyers, said they "had been impoverished by soaring inflation." Many were angry that Yeltsin had broken earlier promises to improve th e standard of sentenced residents! living. Others said they were tired of political 1...... -1 battle in Moscow and did not think the for brutal referendum would make a difference. combat j ~~ ax murder .. drugs Baez goes to Bosnia­ American folk singer 19-year-old found Partnerships unite postpones tour to visit guilty of 8 charges; communities for Sarajevo could receive prevention and SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - death penalty Singer Joan Baez announced last week that rehabilitation she would plan to arrest her U.S . tour to visit By Michael Regan Sarajevo upon a request by the Open Society Ci ty Newt; fditor By Li sa Goodman Fund of Bosnia-Herzegovina. A Wilmington jury convicted 5ra ff Repo rr er Baez told reporters she would sing on Robert W. Jackson Ill of first­ In an effort to end the proble(Jl Sarajevo television and do a live show for the degree murder Tuesday for of substance abuse with their own city. killing a Hockessin woman with solutions. a new coalition of She said it was difficult for her to work an ax last April. Delaware lawyers has joined loc~l knowing there is a chance she could go to the The 19-year-old Millcreek man communities in the war against war stricken nation to offer a message of was found guilty of eight drugs. · hope. charges, including intentional The New Castle County murder and murder during Community Partnership and ttie commission of a felony. Delaware State Bar Association are Cuba deals with economi.c The penally phase of the trial. working together to fight the drug from '·which the jury will and alcohol problem wit.h breakdown and ~pidemic, recommend either life in prison education, prevention and blames Un.ited States or the death penalty, began on rehabilitation, said Ri chard Weir. II'- Monday. THE REVIEW I Doug Donovan chairman of the new committee of Superior Court Judge Vincent Schwing! A local youth bounds toward the rim to slam home the basketball lawyers. HAVANA, Cuba - Cuban officials said Bifferato's secretary, Shelly Weir said the unification of the Saturday that an epidemic causing gradual Beane, said Monday that the state before a pick-up game at the Academy S~reet courts Sunday. two groups is geared toward eyesight Joss due to lack of substantia! has estimated they will need two facilitating and coordinating the nourishment was overcoming the nation. to three days for the prosecution plans for combatting substance Officials said the epidemic was triggered and the defense will need a day abuse. by Cuba's current economic crisis·, which and a half to two days before a Since the court is close d for Good According to Lachctte, Jackson picked The entire drug and a lcohol arose from the collapse of Cuba's former aid final decision is reached. Friday, Beane said the jury will not be able him up along McKcnnans Church Ro ad problem has to be assessed, he said, ties with Eastern Europe and the former According to Beane, Jackson to prepare their se nten ci ng about IS minutes later and said "the lady before any decisions can be Soviet Union. was convicted of the following recommendation until next week. won ' t be talking anymore." reac hed on how to serve th eir Ct'Ja is also undergoing foo •l, medicine charges: The jury' s deliberati on o n Jackson' s Lachettc sa id J ack son told him and goals. and fuel shortages due to the crisis. • one count of burglary in the c•.>n viction, which las te d less th an tw o anoth er person later th at day th at he had "I can't say we're <>o in o to so lve The illness being caused by the epidemic is second degree ; hours, was one of the shortest in recent killed the lady with an ax. the entire drug cri sis ,'';' he ~a id, "b ut known as "optic neuritis" and it affects sight • one count of conspiracy in court history. she said. Police found Giradi's body lying face from a rea listic standpoint, we can in both eyes. the second degree ; The murder occurred on April 3, 1992, down in her driveway after a passer-by saw find out where th e problems root Cuban officials also blamed the United • one count of robbery in the when Jackson and an accomplice, Edward the body and called for assistance. from and th en make short and long­ States. for the epidemic, saying a "long­ first degree; Lachctte. from Marshallton, broke into the Murder charges against Lachette were term goals." withstanding U.S . economic embargo against • one count of murder in the home of Elizabeth Giradi , 47, in dropped after he gave police a full account Dennis E. Greenhouse, Ne w Cuba contributed cruelly to the spread of this first degree (intentional) and one Hockessi n. of the incident including Jackson's Castle County executive, said illness." count of murder in the first After the tw o stole items includi ng confession, police said. different groups working together Cuba has accused the United States of degree (during the commission of fireworks. jewelry and compact di scs they Lachettc pleaded guilty to second­ to solve th e drug and alcohol spreading fatal epidemics in the country. a felony) ; encountered Girad i. Lachette, who was degree burglary and second-de gree problem is necessary because of the • three counts of possession originally charged with the murder as well, conspiracy and may be se ntenced to up to vastness of the cri sis, and the bar of a deadly weapon. fled the house at thi s point. 10 years in prison . association wan ts to contribute its Battle rages in Lebanon expertise. "No one en tity can solve this between Iranians and Israeli problem alone," Greenhouse said. troops "We arc all affected by the drug problem, even if we aren ' t addicts." Vivian Lattibeaudiere, New MARJA YOUN , Lebanon - In the Enrollment on rise at women's colleges Castl e Count y Partnership project country's latest violent outburst. Israeli manager, said the group, now in its armies and Iranian guerillas battled Saturday second year , is join ing the bar in South Lebanon. Resurgence in interest in all-female schools brings flood of applicants association to ai d in lega l changes Two Shiite Muslim attackers were an d to pu sh for more treatment reportedly killed, while two Israeli soldiers By KarPn NP.ustadt facilities in Delaware. (.o//cg<' l'n1l .'iIsrael occurred at the edge of the country's year of women's colleges. driv ing and to devise tougher security zone. A resurgence of interest in all-female percent of our schools between 1990 and the enforcement for underage drinking colleges and universi ties brought a fltxxl present, averaging around 8 percent, but going as and tobacco co n s u mption ~ of applications to admissions offices at Lattibcaudi crc said. . English typist fired for some of the most elite schools in the high as 60 percent." "Tobacco causes the greatest United States in 1992. health-care problem in the country changing words in police Jadwiga Sehrechts. executive director -jadwiga Sebrechts, director of Coalition for Women's Colleges right now, and it is conside red to be of the Was hington -based Coulition for a gateway dru g. reports Women 's Colleges, said, "There ha~ been "It leads to th e addi cti on of other an incrca~e of applications at R5 percent ftx:u s on the elections of 1992, touted as Why? Sebrcchts points to the success drugs like alcohol," she added. KIDLINGTON, England - Due to her of our schools between 1990 and the the Yrar of the Women. an American of gradua tes. It is the community members persistence in correcting the English grammar prcscnl. averaging around eight percent. Asstx;iation of Universi ty Women study At all- female co ll eges. women can't who arc now in charge, she sa id, in police reports. a typist was di smissed from hut going a~ high a~ 60 percent." blastin)! gender bias in U.S. classrooms. defer to men in the classroom or on not the government. her job at police headquarters. The nation's K4 all-women colleges and growing realization that sel\ ism is ext racurricular projects such as stage­ Wei r sa id ulthough th ere is Mary Jefferson told officials she was include such institUiions as Well es ley, still a major stumbling block in today's building. excitement and a positive attitude unfairly fired for "consistently correcting Barn ard and Smith Colleges. stx:iety. Women have to assume roles of to ward th e achievement of th e spelling mistakes and errors, grammuticul In the mid-'ROs, the Women's College Applications to all -fernulc instituti ons rcspon sihility , which builds their self­ coalition' s goals, each step mu t be mistakes and words used in th e wrong Coal ilion. which consists of 63 women's took u di ve in the late '60s and early '70s. conlidcnce and gives them :m edge in the taken one at :1 time. context." collcgl~s. was formed by the presidents of In 1972. when Title 9. tl1c edut.:ation hill professional world after gr.Jduation. Eri c Rise, assi stan t professor of Elsewhere in England, an an nual survey the schools to strrngthen the voice of that outl ;IWl:d discrimin;nion because of Stacy SchmeideL director of media sociology and criminal justice, said done by the Sunday Times reported Queen wom(•n 's schools . sl'x in highrr l'ducation was passed. many relati ons at Smith College. said women the formation of the committee and Eli?.abeth is again the richest person in Some Philadelphia Inquirer - and offidals there say having such a udvantaj!CS of an all-female ~tudl'nl t>ody. co ll eges doesn' t mean that new, all ­ unfo rtun atel y affecting th em World News Summary appears every Tue.tday famous graduate may be pLirt of th e Sehrechts said that by IIJHo. th.: "!!reat female colleges will spring up. hut that further on down the road when in The Review rc;lSOn. hope rud tarnished," thr tides had turn l'tl existing on es will likely expand. trying to pur. uc areers," Ri c sai d. Hut all -female colleges have also and the first increase in appl ications at Th e Ti tl e 9 law pro hibits the Greenhouse said the groups' bcwme more attractive to young women women's schools in dcc:Jdrs wa' establishment of addi tional single-gender project~, whi ch co t 52 .5 mill ion, as a result of other factors. such as a reponed. insti tutions. arc being funded by the federal government. A4 • THE REVIEW. April6, 1993

Student televsion expands season, makes Spring debut

By Kyle Milwit nine to 10 weeks, provides students with Operations Manager Paul Kennard lack of good equipment, much of which "If they are going to have cable on Still( Reporter experience in television production. said WTV offers students real life is 12 to 15 years old. campus, 1 don't see ho.w ..they co.uld not Move over Simpsons - after 21 Tim Cargioli (AS JR) said: "I think experience in television production. Rykiel said, "We're doing the best we have this show on the alf, she sard. years of winter syndication, the working with WTV is just as good if not " It's the most tangible thing that can with what we have, but it's not Even without residence hall exposure, university's WTV is airing its first betler than any internship. You are the students can do in getting TV much." students said WTV is a worthwhile spring pilot. producer and reporter, and you get to do experience," Kennard said. Kathy Messbauer (AS GR), program experience. . .. , The station, whose name derived from your own pieces." He added that working with WTV manager, said, "We've learned to work Diane Maloney (AS JR) sard, I ve its being held in Winter Session, is set WTV's show is funded mainly by also gives students a chance tp travel with next to nothing." learned from other students who anend for its first spring production. local advertisers. The staff is responsible and interview many prominent people. The limited equipment makes work big name communication schools such "Blue and Gold Weekly," a television for auaining all of the advertising. "We've interviewed a! most every time consuming. as Temple that I've gained as much show produced by about 20 Walt Rykiel, faculty manager for · major political figure in Delaware," he Kennard said, "Kathy and I have hands-on experience as they have." communication students, focuses on the WTV, said the station solicited almost said, including Wilmington Mayor spent a few 18-hour days." Messbauer added: "It's more than an university and local communities. $1,500. The show is' also funded by the James H. Sills, Gov . Thomas R. Carper In the future, Messbaucr said she internship. It gives students a chance to The show, which will air on TCI Special Sessions Office, which and Congressman Michael N. Castle. hopes "Blue and Gold Weekly" will be the reporter rather than an observer." cablevision Wednesdays at 6:30p.m. for conuibuted S700, Rykiel said. One obstacle the program faces is a reach a larger audience.

Exhibit Lambada at fiestas highlights with Latin studies human By Jennifer Solo are constantly getting new Staff Reporter members." Latin beats and spicy treats are Sandra Berges (AS SR), HOLA photos just two of the reasons students secretary, said the main goal of the attend parties sponsored by the group is to make students aware of rrhe Figure Works" university's HOLA group. other cultures and allow them to HOLA began in 1992 after a make new friends. group of Latin students decided to Bernardi said: "Our group is very gives new forms an create an organization. sociable and we enjoy sharing ideas. The groups main purpose is to We work together to prepare all ~ntique touch create awareness of different cultures activities, and no one has to do all the By Deena Gitaitis and to make foreign language work themselves." A.sisranr News ldiror students more comfortable. Many foreign students often feel : 'The Figure Works" is the title of Clarena Bernardi (BE SR), the alone when attending school in the Robert Asman's one-man photo group's vice president, said students United States, said Bernardi, who is ¢xhibit at the university's Janvier find the activities enjoyable because from the Dominican Republic. pallery, and the show proves to be it is a different atmosphere than at "By being a member of HOLA , Wtlynamed. other parties. they get to associate with other • Featuring nudes contorted and "They like the Spanish-style students who are in the same futertwined. hands clasped together or music and the dancing, too," situation they are, as well as with endlessly reaching for each other and Bernardi said. American students," she said. "This avast array of other figure studies, this Other than organizing social makes them feel more at home ." U!ow is about the body. activities. HOLA also tutors students Bernardi said HOLA helps put an : The photographs, which will be in Spanish and is planning to teach end to prevalent stereotypes about ethnic dance classes as well . ~hown from now until April 15, are people from Latin American (lot typical black and white prints. Bernardi said because 'hola' countries. Instead of the usual silver tones, the means 'hello' in Spanish, those in the "Many people believe all people photos have a brownish cast and a group feel the name represents a from Colombia deal drugs or that grainy, textured feel, giving them a welcome for students wanting to join Mexicans are in gangs. and that's not look of antiquity. the group. true." : Asman said he achieves this effect The HOLA motto is "Amigos She added that students should not by using a unique ,photographic Para Siempre," which means feel intimidated by students who printing process involving paper "Friends Forever," she added. speak other languages. ttegatives instead of the more Comprised of 42 percent of "All our meetings are held in ~mmonly used cellophane ones. He students from lbero-American English," she said. "Members do not ~d different textures can be achieved countries, where the official language have to be fluent in any language." by scratching the negatives with is Spanish or Portuguese, HOLA's Marianne Stillwagon (AS JR), a Sandpaper. t members are also 35 percent group member, said she finds the : "It's a very sculptural process," he American students and 23 percent of people in the group very friendly and 5aid. students from countries such as feels very comfortable around them. ; Asman said he originally tried Screaming Trees? The face of a horned, howling elephant seems to have been frozen in the Turkey and France, Berbardi said. "I've lived in other countries all (ISing this process on landscapes and trunk of this tree near Alison Hall. "I think we have a very diversified my life, so I like spending time with ~till lifes, but was unable to produce group. There are 77 members and a the HOLA group and speaking in !)le results he wanted. mailing list of 200," she said. "We different languages."

:"There are a lot of :linear concepts to it. ;Asman makes it look Skating team finishes 6th at championships :very much like a ·.painting." By Clare Lyons News Fearures Editor Michael Cunningham ~ True to their gold costumes, the university's (AS FR) precision skating team made it into the gold round of the national championships for the first time in their history this weekend. The 23-member Precisionaires competed in Detroit against nine other senior division "[The subject matter] really wasn't teams. 'appropriate," he said, "but when I Coach Pam Welch said, "It was probably started doing figure studies, it was ooe of their best performances." appropriate." The Precisionaires fmished sixth overall in Asman added that his work is the original free skating contest and seventh in heavily influenced by painters and the technical program. which was introduced sculptors. this year. "I'm probably more influenced by Welch said the team "skated both [Friday people working in other mediums," he and Saturday] consistently, with no major );aid. bobbles or falls except in the technical : Michael Cunningham (AS FR) said progrant" he appreciated Asman's work because That fall prevented them from progressing of ''the forms and shapes and the way to the gold round in the technical program. The :they come together." gold round is composed of the top six teams in : 'There arc a lot of linear concepts each of the two events after Friday's skating. ~o it," Cunningham added. ''He makes The technical program consists of required ~I look very much like a painting." moves performed to music with either a • Other observers commented that 1920's or 1950's theme. The free program the texturing of some of the must contain a combination of fast and slow photographs actually gave the segments, but allows for more creative THE REVIEW I File Photo appearance of brush strokes on a choreography and variation from team to team. Welch said she is glad the learn decided to At the Eastern competition at the university's );an vas. "In the ftnals," Welch said, "they were very because we have great respect for their skating." ; Erik Eger (AS JR) also found move up a year early to get used to senior Blue Arena, the team placed second behind the relaxed. When you know you can't do worse competition. Three out of the four university teams which ~ imilarities between Asman's work national champion Haydcncues from competed in the competition made it to the gold than sixth in the nation, there's no pressure." "I'm not sure if we would have cracked the and paintings. Lexington, Mass. rounds. The Delaware Diamonds adult team This was also the fust year the learn moved gold round in juniors," she said. • "Some of this reminds me of up into the senior division because of The Haydcneucs swept this year's national wrn third place, up from ftfth last year. Edward Steichen's work," Eger said. Coach Wendy Deepc said, 'We didn't quite competition as well, with a can-can theme regulation changes which will exclude skaters know what to expect in seniors, so we had to The Skating Edge, a novice team, earned ~ 'Just the way he incorporates painting routine. fifth and the juvenile Small Wonders took older than 19 from the junior division starting work together and do the best we could. :With photography makes a photograph next year. Daniclle Caron (ED SR) said, "It was an second in the silver round of competition. )ook like a painting." "After Eastems, we were ecstatic." honor to skate in the same round with them : After viewing a photo featuring ~everal hands, arms. feet and legs pointed toward one another in a triangular formation. one observer said Asman's work brings to mind real-life situations. "They're trying to be together and reachin p, for each other." Geena Delaware groups eligible for federal snow removal aid Khomenko said. "It reminds me of By Michael Regan Pre sident Bill Clinton on March 19 . along costs. people trying to get a relationship to Ciry N"ws Cd110r available, however, requests that seem with requests from 20 other states which The aid is intended to cover the high cost work." Federal aid is now available for were hit hard by the storm. excessive will be investigated by his paid to private contractors to clear the department to establish legitimacy. Asman said the processing and organizations which incurred fin ancial DEPO is accepting leucrs of intent until content of his work require some si ngle lanes for emergency vehicles such as Netghborhood organizations, who usually setbacks from clearing roads during the April 23, from groups who feel lhey arc ambulances and fire trucks . Salting and degree of planning. but that sometimes "Blizzard of '93 ," according to the eligible for assistance. pay the costs of snow removal, may not be a great photograph is just a nice sanding costs are not covered. aware that they are eligible for aid, Delaware Division of Emergency Planning State, co unty and lo cal agenci es, Thomas Bechtold, director of the surprise. Bechtold said. and Operations (DEPO). including neighborhood subdivisions and Delaware DEPO, said most of the streets in "The serendipity is what makes A leuer from James Hoffman, director of Anyone who has a question concerning private non-profit organizations, may be residential developments arc owned by the the aid can contact James Hoffman at (302) photographs work," he said. "They're the Federal DEPO, said Gov . Tom R. eligible to receive a minimum of 75 percent all accidents." state and eligible for the Federal aid . 834-4531 . . Carper' s request for aid was approved by · reimbursement for emergency snow removal Bechtold said there is no limit to the aid April 6, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A5 , Fairfield robbery

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The crimes have three Employees of different sets of suspects, he said. and are most likely Fairfield Liquors coincidence. present at the The two employees of Fairfield Liquors who were robbery said the working the night of the robbery said Stagner made off with an thief stole an undisclosed amount of money amount of money which they said was "not worth his while." that was "not worth The employees, who did not want their names revealed for his while." fear of retaliation from the robber. said the robber "looked deranged." IUrned north on Route I . The employees called the The pursuit continued. police police immediately after the man said, until Stagner lost control of left the store and gave them the the car on Old Middletown Road car's license number and and Blacksmith Lane in description. Middletown Township, Pa . Stagner's car was spotted by Pol icc said Stagner then exited Pennsylvania State Police on his car and fired a handgun in Route 896 in Avondale, Pa., at the direction of the police. When police returned fire, Stagner about I 0:20 pm. The State Police THE REVIEW /Doug Donovan dropped the gun and was placed in Avondale then notified State The Fairfield Shopping Center has been the target of three robberies in the last two weeks. Thieves stole cash from the Super Fresh Food under arrest. Police in Media when the car Market last weekend. In a seperate incident during Spring Break the Fairfield Liquor store was robbed.

New state law regulates bungee jumping By Clare lyons mandates all equipment designs to meet state required to sign release forms . News Features Editor amusement ride regulations. The harness that company used was placed broadcaster known for hi s gruff Washington Law School Hungec jumping in Delaware will never be Companies must also produce a layout on her legs and chest, she said, and was tested approach, pushes students to the the same thanks to new regulations which design of the proposed site, which Kiley said to assure security. enacts public service limit in his advanced broadcast promise to transform the event in an effort to must be out of the view of major thoroughfares "I was pretty snug," she said, and I jumped journalism class. requirement prevent injuries. to avoid distracting drivers passing by. onto a padded mat." "Students take all the skills State Fire Marshal Daniel R. Kiley added The companies must also haveS! million Lisa Baillargeon (HR SR) said she felt safe they're trained in and present an several adaptations Wednesday to a sta te life insurance policies. when she jumped off a railroad bridge in SEA TILE- A new program erudite and substantive piece of policy which was previously much le ss Although Kiley said he was not aware of Pennsylvania a liulc more than a year ago. will soon require all students at the journa li sm in 45 or 90 seconds," stringent. any injuries or accidents occurring in Delaware " I've been sky-diving before," she said, University of Washington School of Schatz says. " If you blow it, you Kiley said, "It is common sense that in the pa~t. under the new regulations the site "and thi s felt a lot safer." Law to perform 60 hours of public don't get a second chance." addressing regulations is irthercnt to somclhing would have to be shut down until the accident Baillargeon said the bungec jumping service before they graduate. Schatz takes the class on lield like bungec jumping." was investigated. company she used explained the process and The program, titled the Public trips to report stories from Michigan Last year, when bun gee jumping companies Bobhi Jo Junguzza (AS JR) jumped over precautions as she was preparing to jump. Service Requirement, will be in Avenue or from under the "El" established themselves off Route I in Spring Break in Myrtle Beach from a T-shapcd The bridge was situated in the woods, she place the fall of 1993 and is the first (elevated train) tracks. Each student Rehoboth, the only compliance they were tower designed especially for bungee jumping. said, and was out of view of the highway. program of its kind in the Western has a chance to go live with only 90 required to make, Kiley said, was to post "It was exhilarating," she said. "My Kiley said the Delaware laws were United States, according to a report seconds to prepare from facts insurance policies with the state fire marshall. stomach just dropped." constructed from a "laundry list" of several in The Daily, the campus supplied by Schatz. Now, he said, they will have to comply with She said she was presented with several states and resembles nationally recognized newspaper. While Schatz's methods seem to several standards, including one which forms which explained the risks and she was standards. "Today lawyer-bashing is at an work (graduates arc now TV all-time high. I'm proud to say that reponers and anchors around the UW is taking the lead to send out a country), others have found the signal saying that we do not only experience too unnerving. During teach our students to think, but to the filming of a remote, one student care," Associate Dean Robert hailed a taxi and never returned to Student Health Services said that in Washington D .C . recently, Aronson told the paper. the school. although the stalking situation at during which stalking victims Students will have to fulfill the Sta Ike r biII the university is "not that bad," told of their experiences, he requirement during their second or he supports the proposal. began to formulate the proposal Dawson third year of law school and will be continued from page Al Siebold said the only in order to help increase the required to report their progress on Students bury their drawback of the proposal is that protection of such victims. continued from page A1 the project to a faculty member on a dead on Memphis State fear and terror and with this "paranoid " people could abuse One stalking incident regular basis. proposal many would-be stalkers the criminal record accessibility. discussed included a California be spared during the The public service projects campus However, that would be rare, woman who was stalked and penalty phase of the available to law students include could be stopped before they commit crimes," a Biden press he said. murdered by her husband in 1990 trial, saying he has work for individuals who cannot MEMPHIS, Tenn.- Memphis Bidcn's spokesman said that even though she had obtained a changed since the time afford legal services, a judicial, release stated. State University officials were Joseph Siebold, director of after the senator held a hearing protective order. of the 1986 murder. governmental or legislative perplexed by the presence and Ridgely was quoted internship or work with a public meaning of a metal casket found by the News Journal as interest agency. recently on a mall near the saying that Dawson's University Center. said , " the original proposal Shapiro explained the current criminal hi s tory, the The gray-and-black coflin, with proba bly would not have been system is set up so that a pending brutality of the murder Reporting live from the the message "Lil' Ant" painted on DUSC approved." He explained the Senate issue is given to a subcommittee and low IQ (in the 50 the lid in 18-inch lcucrs, was would have had to amend their which discusses it in the time to 75 range) outweighs streets of Chicago - discovered hy a university continued from page A1 Constitution in order to pass between meetings. and then submits his claims of For credit employee, th e Daily Helmsman DUSC's requests. a resolution on the subject. rehabilitation . reported. resolutions as sensible. Jud ith Roof, secretary of the The problem occurs when the "Dawson's cruel · University Center Director Jay Charles Roncclct, Jr., associate Faculty Senate, said thi s "would s ubco mmittee makes their manner of s tabbing CHICAGO- Learning to think Anderson said he hau not professor of electrical engineering have taken about a year and resolution, th ey send it to the Madeline Ki s ner 12 QJl vour fc<:l is an understatement in knowlr.dge of the origin of the said. " I think the stuc.!cnts arc beini! probahlv wouldn't have passed th e Facultv Senate which puts it on the times in the chest while columbia College, where aspiring claim ownership. David P. Bellamy, professor of Shapiro said in an earlier The agenda pack sometimes docs and' defenseless on her TV reporters broadcast from the The coffin was stored under lost mathematic sciences wondered why interview, "We feel that since the not arrive in time for DUSC to own bed," he said, streets of Chicago and arc given 90 and found, said Roger Fowler. the original proposal was scrapped Faculty Senate is passing proposals review it effectively. "speaks loudly and seconds to pull together a 45-sccond director of Public Safety. for the new motions. that directly affect the students, the "We wan t a voice that's clearly about his news story. However, Kenneth M. Lomax, s tudents should have a greater respected. It's only two of us depraved character and Roger Schatz, a 25-year veteran College Press SeNice president of the Faculty Senate voice. against all of those Senators." d a n g e r o u s propensities." Prosecuting Attorney show each other their fears . put on yourself and you learn how outdoors survival. participation and Charles E . Butler said "Everybody encourages each to overcome them." a follow up test to be taken in Dawson was first Carpenter Park camp other," she said. "We all worked Thursday, the group was taught a several weeks. incarcerated at the age continuedfrompageA1 After the experience on the together to meet a certain goal." li llie closer to home. in the rock In the past, the class took of 16 and since then, faced with seven courses of rope ropes, the .students were g i vcn a Although one of the rope events climbing room in the Carpenter students to the Appalachian Trail has spent less than a .swinging and balancing chance to d1scuss the1r feclm gs and involved each participant relying on Sports Building. and other out-of-state areas like year outside of prison. approximately 30 feet off the accomplt~hmcnts, she sa1d . _ " a partner. Lawson said the rope Wright said: "Nobody goes into Shenandoah National Park . This "Dawson began his ground. Jcn 0 Nctll (PE SO) sa1d, I course was "more or less an Carpenter thinking it looks easy. It year. however. the college was adult life in prison ," "Emotional is the best way to th1?k everybody was scared at one individual feat. looks hard and it ' s definitely unable to obtain a van from the Butler said. describe it," she said. point, but nobody was afraid to "You realize the limitations you scary ." university motor pool. Pending a mandatory Spacht said this marked the third However, Spacht said even this review by the state year in a row the class was offered setback had it s good points. Supreme Court and any over Spring Break to allow students "It let the students know they appeals, Dawson will to grt the required credit out of the don ' 1 have to drive four hours to become the third ONE MORE FOR way and to teach p;micipants how get to the outdoors," he said. person in Delaware to to handle themsrlves in the O'Neill said the entire he executed in less than THE ROAD outdoors. experience "makes you challenge 16 months. Convicted "The st udcnt s can incorporate yourself so much. killers Steven Brian thll HOTLINE CAN HAVE AN their outdoor learning experience in "Since it's not in a classroom Pe nnell and James (302) 36s-2ooo their professional endeavors," he setting, you get 10 go out and Allen Red Dog were tONE ENTIRELY said. "The one week course also actually experience the outdoors for the first two people to DIFFERENT allows for hands·on training." yourself." he executed in the state S Each student will he graded. he O'Neill added. " I got the since 1946. BfiLLOON MEANING. said , according to individual opportunity to do something I Pennell. Red Dog presentations on aspects of probably never would've done." and Dawson arc the TUESDAY only people in THE BUB featuring Crazy Delaware to have Games • Velcro .Jumping, Sumo received a 12-0 jury Wrestling · $1.00 Bud Lt. 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11te Review's opinion Plans for Open Forum

The time has come to make final each group will be permitted two plans for the upcoming Open Forum questions which they can use to clarify between student groups. the philosophies of the other groups. Although not everyone will be The conclusion to the meeting will be satisfied with the proposed format and a discussion on how to arrange more topics, as the old saying goes, a journey Open Forums so they could possibly of a thousand miles begins with one occur every month or semester, step. whatever is decided. The following structure and topics The idea of the Open Forum is to have been proposed for the Open Forum create a greater arena of communication discussion between the university's and interaction among all the student student groups. groups. The meeting will begin with an The meetings hopefully will establish introductory explanation of the goals stronger relations, better understanding Mike Rngan and philosophies of all the groups and greater power to all students and the present. groups in which they participate. Each presentation will last as long as The meeting is tentatively been set each group requires. No questions will for Wednesday, April 14 at 7:30p.m. in be asked and no positions or ideas the Rodney Room of the Perkins Citizens concerned about wrong problem Student Center. challenged by other groups. Newark is a small town, with its roots deeply So the challenge is to come up with a plan After the groups finish, the topics, However, some groups have embedded in a beautiful and prestigious that will satisfy both parties, making the center centered on di vcrsity and cultural issues, expressed a problem with the date. By university. historic buildings and a tight-knit, both architecturally correct and easily will be presented. Friday a new time will be established horne-town community. Commentary accessible to students. The topics arc: either a day earlier or a day later than The Concerned Citizens for Newark arc Any architect hitcd for such a large project • The multicultural curriculum at the Aprill4. trying to keep this image alive for future has to be reputable and should have an university. The Review is privileged to help By Rob Wherry gcncmtions to behold. extensive background in historic preservation. • Harassment based on race, religion, organize this event. To make it a success The group consists of town residents who Plus, with every university student in that gender and sexual orientation. (i.e., will take your commitment to come out area, it can't but help shops on Main Street who Sexism, racism, homophobia, anti­ and communicate. arc concerned about saving the history of Newark by preserving its buildings and homes. (even though they won't admit it) will benefit Semitism, and others). Let's break the reputation Delaware But, they are making a mistake when they is incorporated into the existing church from the trdffic of ca~h carrying pedestrians. • Political correctness vs. free speech. students have for apathy. Make this To conclude the letter, Robertson says the semester one which will be remembered paint the illusion of the university as a cancer structure. Each group will be allotted five city should play its "ace card" by not vacating as the beginning of a new dialogue and growing at the heart of Newark's heritage. He also mentions the renovation and minutes to explain its position and belief Davtd Robertson, a member of the group, two streets adjacent to the site. Without this on each issue, although every group respect on campus. expansion of Eliot Hall (next to Sig Ep) and attacks the university in a letter published in the states the construction on the building will area the university would he forced to lind a need not respond. March 26 issue of The Newark Post. He states -D.D. &R.C. probably cause it to be removed from the new location. After the explanation of positions, the plans for the university's new student center These so-called "streets" the group is arc the latest step in a long line of violations to National Register List. Let's take a walk around campus, a place the ·clinging to arc the pot hole infested lanes on the preservation of Newark. ei thcr side or the church. Hey, Mr. Robertson, look around. th e Concerned Citi7.cns of Newark have forgotten about or blatantly overlooked. Come on . The city of Newark hasn't University of Delaware is historic preservation touched those streets since they were paved at its best. The mall, with its beautiful elm trees and old Georgian architecture make it one of the most years ago, why should they claim a stake to Editorial staff I'm tired of all these Newark residents them now they never did in the past? taking shots at the university and its studenL~ . If picturesque campuses in the country. Rich Campbell, editorial editor/columnist John Ottinger, cartoonist The Concerned Citizens should redirect their it weren't for Utis campus there would be no Then add Old College. South Central Doug Donovan, editor in chief/columnist Jeff Pearlman, columnist cffons and try to work wiU1 Ute university, not Main Street, no independent businesses, no Campus, and even Sigma Phi Epsilon and Liz Lardaro, columnist Wil Shamlin, cartoonnist slam it by contacting politicians about the grave "slum lords" milking students of every dollar Sigma Nu fraternity houses to complete an Karen Levinson, columnist Rebecca Tollen, columnist impressive combination of history which most misgivings in our small, homey town. Greg Orlando, columnist Rub Wherry, columnist they own; there would be no Concerned If U1e group wants to Lake shots, change the Citi7.ens for Newark. univcrsitic.~ would kill to show off to interested students. direction toward Utosc who profit from taking a In short, Newark's history depends on the run-down house, slapping siding on it and University of Delaware. It's been here for over But in order to attract students to campus charging outragcious sum~ of money to occupy 250 years and has tried to preserve a~ many of Ute university must modcmi7..e and expand with the times. Progress is something Newark can't it for one year.Ncwark could preserve it's it's original campus buildings as physically and historic houses by curbing the get-rich quick financially possible. escape. About Review & Opinion One of the projccL~. the student center, I'm schemes of tl1ese "slum lords." Robertson argucs'that the George Evans As for the uni'versity, sit back and relax, Review and Opinion: The opinion page is reserved for opinion and commentary. The editorial l1ousc, which siL~ on the proposed location for sorry to say can't go in any other location. The comer of Main and South College is the perfect President Roselle will do his hcsl for the above represents t he consensus of The Review staff and is written by the editorial editor, except the new center (corner of Main and South students and for tl1c Newark community. when signed. Columns are the opinion of the author. Editorial cartoons represent the opinion of the College). would be demolished and the beauty spot, convenient for all students living on East, West, and Laird campuses and would move the artist. Lett ers to the editor contain the opinions of our readers. of the First Presbyterian Church (The Abbey to Rob Wherry is an administfilti~ news editor of all us students) would be lost when the building hub of university action to a central area. The Review.

;::...__ ~ -. ·~ ~ ~ Gay ban in military is a question of civil rights :: \) -~ A ~ Last week we turned our attention once again. to emphasize a strict code of sexual conduct for none of us would condone today were it queers from the services. ~ ~ along with Sen. Sam Nunn (D-Ga.) and the queers, as if such a thing were not already in perpetrated against a racial, ethnic or religious As reported to the Senate Armed Services ~ \) Senate Armed Services Committee, to the place and being regularly violated by some group. Committee last Wednesday by Laurence Korb, heterosexual personnel. A question of whether or not we should be Instead we hear over and over dropping the the same Pentagon that ordered the study then Given the record of sexual misconduct against d ~ allowing homosexuals in the U.S. military. ban will hurt the morale and combat efficiency rejected its findings . Korb had served as . Rather this is what we are told is being servicewomen by servicemen who do not bunk of the military, members of the newly integrated Undersecretary of Defense for Manpower under debated. But it's the wrong question: surely by with them, and the lack of such reports between group will be ostracized or victimized and the Ronald Reagan. now everyone must know homosexuals are service members of the same sex, perhaps we military is not a viable arena for social Finally, a question that is only half in jest: are already in the military and always have been. should be debating whether heterosexuals should experimentation. we realiy proud or having a lighting force which The list of decorated military personnel who be allowed to join the military openly. These very same arguments were proved can be terrified by the mere idea of being have been ousted under the ban attests to the fact It has been suggested, in a Review guest unsubstantiated when used unsuccessfully to sexually desired by a member of the same sex? that queers have served and continue to serve column and elsewhere, President Clinton is block integration of African-Americans and The jest is that it is again the wrong question . . effectively but silently in the military. The attempting to please a tiny but militant special women into the military. Our soldiers, from Colin Powell down to the question really being debated is whether we interest group by lifting the ban, disregarding Furthermore, the "social experimentation" latest crewcut, arc not terrified of this· idea, but should allow them to talk about it. both esteemed advisors and the will of the angle is old hat. More and more American of the possibility the public will perceive them The standard explanation why we shouldn't is nation. corporations are openly embracing their queer as not being terri ficd or the idea. that queers are unable to control their libidos Yet Mr. Clinton has made it clear he views employees: Du Pont, for example. This would imply they could tolerate when housed with members of the same sex. the issue as one of civil rights which is not But these considerations are not even homosexuals, and we just couldn't have that. One is led to believe by an endless procession of subject to the will of the majority. Given the relevant; the real point is the above arguments You know, just like in middle school. Know self-styled sex and gender specialists that as climate of the population at large with respect to do nothing to detract from the moral and ethical what I'm sayin', faggot? soon as the ban is lifted, every gay male soldier this issue, it is difficult to see what possible imperative that this unnecessary discrimination In the end, the rationalization and posturing will immediately start uncontrollably having sex personal gain could Clinton be pursuing. against a group of human beings be stopped, of Mr. Powell, Sen. Nunn and their ilk arc with his bunkie. Civil rights for queers? The idea that people now. reduced to misplaced, obsolete, adolescent, The experts in question never remind us, should not be treated as subhuman because of In calling the ban unnecessary, I cite the study homophobic macho. however, that the Uniform Code of Military stated or perceived sexual orientation? This commissioned by the Pentagon in 1989 which Don't let 'em fool ya . Justice prohibits such activity in any personnel. issue is too often discussed without any found no cause to maintain the ban and Responding to the lurid innuendos of the ban's reference to the simple fact that a class of people identified as a waste the millions of taxpayers' Gary Geise is an assistant entertainment editor of supporters, President Clinton found it necessary are being discriminated against in a way that dollars spent each year to find and discharge The Review.

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Pro-life leaders guilty too followers where Gunn lived and directed CFCs are not ozone threat water is salty and salt contains ch lorine) . and teacher is much more useful than them to go after him. That's not mere Volcanoes arc constantly spewing forth radiation from a television set. Rich Campbell is right to point out that symbolism like a football game mascot. I've just about had it with these idiotic chlorine, as well as · other foul chemicals Convenience seems to be the driving the murder of Dr. David Gunn does not That's a call to violence. stories about CFCs. It seems a month such as sulfur, even when they arc not force behind the theory.Of course it is mean all pro-lifers are killers ("Pro-Lifers When hypocritical pro-life leaders wink hasn't gone by without seeing a gaudy erupting. In a year when no volcanoes more convenient to watch a teacher on a Arc Not Killers," March 19). But he is and not at Gunn's murder by saying that at photo of some nitwits in Death's hand erupt, they put out 48 times more chlorine tape in your room at midnight. It is more wrong, very wrong, when he tries to say least it saved some babies. they arc protesting in front of DuPont. That I can than CFCs. Great eruptions pour millions convenient to watch the missed class when the pro-life movement is blameless in this committing moral equivocation of the stand; I sec weirdos every day on campus. of tons of chlorine into the atmosphere. you can't find the effort to get out of bed. killing. highest order: the end justifies the means. When The Review starts printing So I'd like to ask SEAC et. al., this : if Convenience is something you pay for Dr. Gunn's death is a direct result of the In other words, go on, kill them, bomb outright falsehoods is when I have to speak chlorine destroys our ozone layer, why at 7-11, not at the University of Delaware. hateful. violent rhetoric of pro-life them, attack them, because "babies will be out. Referring to the March 12 article on wasn't the laye,r and all life on earth Perhaps the biggest part of our education is extremists - rhetoric that even more saved." That, Mr. Campbell, is fanatici sm. CFCs: the refrigerant is not in fact destroyed millions of years ago? After all, learning to interact with others. moderate pro-lifers have tacitly approved No one can call themselves pro-life and environmentally harmful. there's been volcanoes and sea water since The interaction that has been so over the years. then justify homicide. If you'll note big time news The media prch is tory . valuable to me at this university is gelling Campbell makes light of the "wanted Yes. most pro-lifers arc peaceful and act always take great care to state that CFCs lost inside a mechanized world of posters" with Dr. Gunn's face distributed out of moral conviction. Ye s, Michael arc potentially harmful (which is also Dave Starks (AS SR) i mpcrsonali t y. by pro-life groups. But there is more to the Griffin was a fanatic who acted alone. But deceptive; someday gravity could Perhaps this should come as a sign to story than that. Down here in Alabama, the pro-life movement fo stered an "potentially" cease to exist as well). the administration that automation is not where Dr. Gunn lived, there was a long. atmosphere that made this murder possible. If, as the article states. chlorine is the Video classes too imper~onal necessarily the wave of the future in personal campaign of harassment against And pro-life leaders who think the holiness "ozone depleting agent," then the academics ... interaction is. Some things him featuring the wanted posters and of their cause justifies anything arc to evaporation of sea water would do 800 Regarding teachers on videotape, one of arc bcltcr left the same. personal attacks. blame. times more "damage to the ozone layer" the greatest learning experiences in At a speech in Montgomery, Ala., than CFCs each year (if you'll remember education is being in the classroom. Being David Vaillancourt (AS SR) Randall Terry of Operation Rescue told Darin Powell, Class of 1991 your grade school science classes, sea involved in the interaction between student April 6. 1 993 • THE REVIEW. A7

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Ode to a On the town Crushingly bad film

The Crush Al an Shapiro Warner Brothers Grade: A or F (depending on how you value your money)

By Brandon jamison Ent ertainment Editor Have you ever heard th e story about Nick Elliot? Well, sit ri ght down here while I tell ya it. Nick's a magazine writer. he needs a place to stay. He rents a guest hou se from a family that doesn 't ask for too THE REVIEW I Kristin Calandra much pay. Left: A smoke filled room, some guys shooting stick - all that's Lillie docs Nick know about the missing is George Thorogood singing "Bad To The Bone." Right: burden he 'II be carry in' ... Don McClain of Don's Billiards lines them up. When he meets the family's 14- year-old daughter, Darian. See, Darian's got the hots for this guy Nick : To win his love, she'll try any trick. She smothers him with her presence so cloying - Getting behind the 8-ball Yet he finds her attention more cute than annoying. Maybe he likes th e fact that she has wisdom and knowledge Life, according to Don McClain, metaphysical pool guru and owner ofDon 's Billiards aplenty. After all, for being 14, she talk s and acts like she's mid-20s. But he doesn't know about the By Laura Fasbach "As much as our money will allow," his compensate for slow bu siness on off-nights in 1960. Seventeen years later, he bought candles she burns bright Contributing Editor friend, Adrian Terranova, adds. and during the summer. the hall as something part-time. Praying to her "Nick shrine" Dan's Billiards is a hole in the wall, a "The heat keeps players away," says The business soon became hi s life. while he sleeps at night. dive. Everybody who has ever hung out Don knows billiards.• Don . Con sequently, the hall's hours are Regulars like Gary Richmond have When Nick tells her that he there knows it and owner Don McClain The Pittsburgh-raised player first picked limited. shared the memories. The Elkton resident doesn't like her back- reasons that's what kec;;ps people coming up a cue ·sticlt ~hen a game cost a dime and Even with his love for the game, the spends almost as much time at the hall as Darian decides that it's time to back. Coca-cola was five cents a bottle. white-bearded hustler admits he'd rather the owner. attack. Newer billiard places might house more Half a ~cntury later, a table at the Mai n spend hot days cruising around in his apple "I'm here ten hours a day," he says She makes life miserable for tables, carpeted floors and juke boxes, but Street hangout costs five bucks an hour and red '57 Chevy. proudly. Nick, puts his mjnd on a skewer they're no competition for the atmosphere the antique soda machine Don owns serves Don jokes that he's waiting for a rich Dan's Billiards could be Newark's best All the while, drawing guffaws that pool players find at Don's. cans for 60 cents. woman to walk through the door and say he kept secret. Until that secret is discovered, and screams of laughter from the Posters depicting pool-playing hounds There's a quarter on the floor next to the doesn't have to spend so much time here. there will always be customers shooting viewer. hang on the cobalt-blue walls. The windows Coke dipenscr. When asked why he sticks around, Don pool and philosophizing the world See, The Crush is so un god ly, in the 30 x 50 room are hardly a source of "If I had a nickel for every person that remains silent. according to billiards. so incredibly bad light. The shades are drawn like half-closed tried to pic k [the quarter] up," Don says, He stands up and walks over to a wall What's the best movie? That it may just be cne of the eyelids. revealing a toothless smile. As a joke, hi s decorated by yellowed newspaper cl ippings The Hustler, says Don . The SIOO bill he best times you ever had. Cigarette bums on the hall's six billiard son glued the coin to the floor. Don laughs and autographed photos of famous pool owns, autographed by Minnesota Fats Cary Elwcs, wh o pl ays Nick, tables are tell-tales that patrons over the every time a sucker falls for the gag. players. (played by Jackie Gleason), displays his oh, what were you thinking? years have ignored the "Please usc the When he was 13, Don recalls his He points to a fluorescent sign drawn in fondness for the flick. Whe n you were filmin g, ashtray" signs. Grandmother phoning the pool halls - black marker which says it all : "The Who makes better pool players, smokers couldn't you sec that the sc ript Every couple of hours, Don clicks on a angered that he wasn't home. greatest wealth doesn't come from money. or non-smokers? was stinking? built-in fan, but only if he notices a wall of After he got married, his wife made It comes from doing what you want." "Smokers," says Gary. Within seconds, Alicia Silverstone, in your first smoke building near smokers. similar calls. While players might Don returns to his scat on a high stool, he lights up a butt. movie role The motor, running like an airplane appreciate Don's late night hours, she was crosses hi s arms and res ts them on his belly. Can pool resolve world peace? You have as much acting talent propeller, drowns out the clanking of hardly thankful. Hi s bright eyes shine through his tinted Joe grins. "I might need a few beers to as Michael Bolton has soul. billiard balls, country music and mumbled In 1989, Don and his wife got divorced, glasses, conveying his love for the game. answer that one." You played Darian as if she was small-talk circulating around the room. because she wanted to move to Florida. Though the value of the dollar has One thing is certain, Don has found really mean, No one seems to hear the phone ringing Sunshine and warm weather were not Don's changed as faces come and go, Don's peace from the game. Though friends and Let's just hope you don't get in the corner, ellcept for Don. calling. Billiards has remained the same. family have often tried to convince him to typecast as a psycho teen. "Hello, Don's." Billiards was. Winners always break, losers always quit the business ar.td move on, Don What a bad idea, who came up "We're open until everybody runs out of Despite his divorce, Don still considers rack. adamantly disagrees. with this one? money," the 58-year old says into the himself married- to his pool hall. "We've "One more game," says Adrian, "I want to stay here and die here," says To have Fatal Attr:action receiver. never had a fight," he says about· the laid­ retrieving the ba ll s. Don referring to his nearby home in collide with a .class in Pre­ Two players standing around a table back environment. "People always get "You can ca ll me Rack Boy," he says Brook side. pubescent Crushes I OJ? vouch for that. along here." while others laugh. "I've got it down to an And after that? The end result is that thi movie "We live here," says Newark resident Joe Late night hours aren't only an an fo rm." ''I'll pack up my stick anti go LO the big is so funn y Hesser. accommodation for the players. They also Don began frequenting the billiard pl ace pool room in the sky." It's either a surpri sing ly good buy ... Or a big waste of money .

Starlings' first full-length album is 'Valid' A talk with a Starling Introspective lyrics and varied musical styles pay off for former junkie Chris Sheehan discusses his recoverYt his new album and newfound control Valid descc i ~dcd fro m Reed's Velvet UndcrgroWJtl work. By Gary Geise Sheehan fled New Zealand, in Starlings The leading track. unhealthy, offers an Ass~ rant Entertainment Editor part, to escape the banality of Anxious Records Ltd. autobiogrdphic sketch ("If I know I shoulc.ln 't do it, then Chris Sheehan is less troubled playing guitar in a " tandard pop Grade: 8 I probably will") demonstrating the same self­ than he used to be discussing his rock" band in which he could yield destructive tendencies romanticized by two generations past, because, well, because it's little or no creative influence. By Gary Geise of musicians and aud iences . This theme is prevalent paster now. Since getting back into the music IIlliSiant Cntertainment Cditar throughout the al burn. "It's been a couple of years, so I scene, Sheehan has prcfcrrctl to be For a while, Chris Sheehan wa~ concerned only with That is not to say all the lyrics on Valid arc tri te. don't much mind talking about it the sole influence over hi s music: trying to score another fix . Now he wants to score Sheehan has a few things to say, and it's not all post­ now," Sheehan says of his former "My first EP was all me. Aftrr that another hit. addiction insigh t ei ther. heroin addiction. I tried having bands to work with, Sheehan's Britain-based band, Starlings (which Both lyrics and music take us mood-sw in ging. Sheehan is speaking to The but I found the stuff oot too consists of Chris Sheehan, Chri s Sheehan, Chris Sheehan is a chameleon. giving us the simple. I-IV Review from lovely Los Angeles, watered down - it stancd getting Sheehan, and a drummer) just rel eased its first LP, chord soWJd of every U2 song since War, on the track where he and his family have been too produced. People started co­ Valid. This follows the four EPs Sheehan has prcssro start again; the diet industrial pounding of now wkc soaking up the California sun writing songs ... You know. you WJder that band name since kicking his heroin habit. that; the Po.;arl s Before Swinish lament of shoot up hill ("that's why we came") while he start just accommodating ot her A decade ago, Sheehan was a teen starling in his (named for Sheehan's former London heroin hangout) records his new album. people. There isn't really room for native New Zealand, with the band The Exponents. which is aecomp:Ul icd only by a harmonium Sheehan "I hadn't been in England 24 that," Three years ago, he sallied off to London town and his found in the studio where he recorded the album; the hours before someone said to mo.:. After three EP ·' won h of date with addiction. Tom Waitsi an girl-and-gutter weirdness of sick puppy 'Yeah, I can get you something,"' sharing the reins, Shcchwl returned Valid is sclf-rcfcrcntial.This album is nothing if not (" ... bleed on me baby." Honest. ) Sheehan re calls; the new to the practice of recording sincere, heart-felt and heart-wrenching. There muM be a Sheehan's vocals arc likewise varied. He runs th~ acquaintance led Sheehan promptly everything himself. Hi s current longstanding, Wlwrittcn law stating that songwriters can whole spectrum from hu shed. throaty tones to sharp to a London street appropriately release, Valid, features only a few deepen their talent by getting hooked on heroin. and angry ones. and from slurred phra.~ing to audible referred to as "Shoot Up Hill." guest drum tracks, and he is In fact, Valid's only weakness is that much of it glottal stops. Th e only constants arc the tlctuncd Asked if his addicti on started in "completely" satisfictl with it. resembles, rather too closely, the song style and lyric (fashionably out-of· tune?) notes. and the sneer. London, Sheehan replies that he The next release, cxp ctcd late atmosphere of some of Lou Reed's addiction tunes. This tuncagc may not be Cllactly whut the pop world had been "practicing " in his this year, will be the ame. For example, there's the track that's it you're in wants or needs right now. The lyrics arc perhaps too homeland. New Zealand; "But I Sheehan says. trouble. The lazy, droning vocal - infused with a grim ahout t11c mouth; the music is perhaps just a hi I definitely got better at it when I What will the new album be knowing bad-world realism anti a so rt of sustaining too offbeat. Still, il is an int eresting opus. Time will tell moved to England. Or worse, like? "I think it's gonna be. a bit depression -laid over a cute guitar riff that mi ght have where Sheehan will go with his work. In the meantime, depending on how you look at it." see STARLING page B2 Chris Sheehan of the Starlings. actually been cheerful in another contell t, is directly thi s one is defi nitely worth an ellplorutory li sten .

\' Featurin ... April G. 1993 • THE REVIEW. 82 The answer to life, the universe and everything isn't number 42- it's 47

upon a glowing bus parked on a looked at Carl and was convinced he had continued to occur without my really cobblestone circle. befriended me only to beam me up to his looking for it. . . . I guess everyone has a favorite number Feature Foruftl It seemed as if it were calling us, home planet. In a cavern in West Vugm1a, I was or a lucky number. drawing us toward it. The bus number? 47: The bus started rolling and I knew we reading a tabloid article about an amazing My number is 47, but I did not choose it. By Clare lyons in bright, white lights. wouldn't be getting off at the first stop. It bat-boy found in a nearby cave. It was the It chose me. "Carl," I said, "there is no way in hell would have to be either the fourth or the only thing pasted on a white wall. About a year and a half ago, my friend I'm getting on that bus." seventh.The fourth stop deposited us I glanced down. Page number 47 . Carl was downing a beer in a bar in You see, Carl is a little unusual anyway outside a fort. complete with moat and 1 was sitting in the Deer Park about a I Denmark and telling me about his 47 fetish. and I'm not absolutely positive he's of this clouded full moon. month ago, drinking a Coca-Cola when His roommate remembered nothing and looked down and saw etched in the table The beer Carl was drinking was a claimed to Jmow nothing of the significance world. cart:by this time, had figured out that it Carlsberg 47, brewed the 47th week of the "We'll get in an accident and miss our was four years to the day when 47 first where I was sitting: 47. of47. There is a 47 scratched into the sidewalk year at a brewery which was established in train if we get on that." entered his life. I became very freaked out But Carl 's friend Joel did know its on Main Street. 1747. "No," Carl said, "47 is not necessarily by the whole thing and started racing to the importance and pointed out that now that Ross Perot got 47,000 votes in the last Carl's story starts with a rainy night in bad. We could get on the bus and avoid an train station. Carl knew about47, he would notice it. too. presidential election. his donn room, on Hitler's birthday on a So Carl shared this information with me accident." There were some drunk, rowdy Germans President Roselle lives on 47 Kent Way. night when there was a full moon. and, ever since, I have been obsessed with I could feel my legs being pulled toward in the next car. Just as they finally settled And this article will appear in the 47th In the middle of the night, Carl's 47. the vehicle. down and we were falling asleep, they issue of The Review, just one day after my roommate started saeaming: Turn to page My strangest personal run-in with the "We'll just see what time it leaves," Carl yelled, "Deutschland i Deutschland. birthday and one day before 4-7-93. 47,tum to page47. number actually happened with Carl in said. Auslander Aus"- Gennany is Germany. Coincidence? I think not. So Carl grabbed the nearest book, Germany. We just had a three hour wait to 11 :47. How convenient. It was pointless Foreigners out. something by Albert Camus, and read the switch trains so we went to McDonald's to argue. Carl was getting on that bus and Carl and I screamed, pulled out our Oare Lp!S is a news features editor for The page. It turned out to refer in some strange and wandered around the town. he was taking me with him books and stayed up all night. Review. Feature Forums appear every way to the holocaust. It was a dark night when we happened Seated toward the back of the bus, I Back in the United States, 47 has Tuesday in The Review. Sheehan on Starlingdom Wednesday, April 7 Ewing Hall, 3:30p.m. Thursday, April 8 continued from 81 Seminar: "Pathophysiology and Seminar: "Medicine, Meaning and nastier... a bit more extreme. It will creative freedom. "Like these bands Pharmacy of Serotonin in Central make sense to people who have heard that sell albums to the same people Seminar: "Chromatog raphic Tension : Uses of Folk Pottery on Nervous System Trauma," with Valid. To others it may seem bit ... every time, but sell enough that they Method Verification by Means of 3- South Carolina Plantations," with a Steven K. Salzman, A.l. du Po nt l eland Ferguson, University of weird." He speaks of his current can keep working." D Multicariate Visualization,• with Institute. 316C Wolf Hall. Fiona Geiser, Geiser Scientific. 103 South Carolina. 201 Old College writing as a departure from Valid: "All Sheehan, who has never played his Fischer Greenhouse laboratory, Seminar: "Tiny Ripples in the Big lecture Hall, 4 p.m. those words were true. They summed solo work live, hopes to "put a new noon. Bang," with David Wilkinson, Lecture: "Post-Modernism and things up ... up to when that record was band together and play" the States Princeton University. 131 Sharp Po sitivism: Scholarly Nostaliga in made. Now I need to go somewhere before returning to England. He is Lecture: "Dancing With Wolves: else." natural ly eager to get more exposure. Hollywood, the law, the Media and laboratory, 4 p.m. the Recent Novel ," with Judith Ryan, Harvard University. 108 Sheehan envisions a minor stardom, So if you ever hear that Starlings are Wo(men) in th e 'Year of the Seminar: "Design of Inhibitors for Woman," with Fannie Green, actor. 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By Robyn Forest Bushweller was having a blast until the Stalf Reporter ride home, during which he had his head For the majority of university students, That long-awaited birthday brings hanging out the window. Apparently, hi s turning 21 is a day to look forward to. ll friends stopped off at a 7-Eicvcn and left marks the official induction into the adull him in the car looking sick. world where they can legally buy alcohol. "My friends said th ey were inside when Many veterans of their twenty-first some partiers blurred memories all of a sudden this man comes in and he's birthday realized the celebration can all freaked out because he was saying quickly turn into a nightmarish blur of 'there' s a dead guy in the car outside,' and alcohol, heaving, hang-overs, passing out and unexpected consequences that was me!" and embarassing moments. For others, a twenty-first birthday "If I could remember my twenty-first becomes unforgettable because it's a blank birthday, it would've been the best night of to the birthday boy or girl. my life," says Chris Lucas (AG SR). "I remember the first 10 minutes at the Lucas began the night by climbing the Balloon and then waking up at eight the water tower off North Chapel Street with next morning," says Naomi Blumberg (ED his two friends Rob Pauxtis (AS SR) and SR). Chris Gilsenan (BU SO). Blumberg's memories arc based on wh at After consuming an excess of alcohol, her roommates told her. They say she they climbed down and gave an axe to crawled on stage at the Balloon in front of Lucas and asked him to chop down the a crowd. steel and concrete tower. · D.J. Pub told Blumberg he was going to "I was trying to cut down the tower for a call her parents and if they said the three long time," he says. "Finally, a neighbor words 'We love you' she would receive a started yelling because of the noise." free case of beer. Lucas and his friends proceeded to the "It was hysterical. She wa s loaded," Down Under where they were kicked out says Jen Fortunato (AS SR). one of her for breaking champagne bottles. Then they roommates. tried to go to the Deer Park, but weren't "Before The Pub called her mom, he allowed in because they were too called another girl's mother. And Naomi intoxicated. was so out of it she was screaming 'I love On the way home, Pauxtis and Gilsenan you mommy,' to some other girl's mother." stripped Lucas naked and refused to give The Pub called her parents long­ him his clothes until he rang the doorbell of distance over the loudspeaker and asked President David P. Roselle. them to say the three magic words to which "I remember ringing the doorbell and they replied, "Don't get sick." then taking off," Lucas says. "But then they Sometimes birthdays are forgotten wouldn't give me my clothes 'til I went to through misunderstandings and poor Warner dorm." planning. At Warner, an all female residence hall, Caroline Shimp (AS SR) realized her Lucas had to run up to one of the third floor roommates were planning to celebrate her rooms and wave to his friends below while birthday on the wrong night. still in the buff. "It was the night of my birthday and I'm Pauxtis says, "The funniest part of the sitting there buying my own beers, when whole night was when Lucas was chasing all of a sudden my roommates realized," after his clothes. We put them in a tree so she says. 1 he had to climb that naked, too." "The night turned out to be fun. On the He says they just made up these pranks was sick. the Stone Balloon where her friends were car in front of the Stone Balloon. She was way home, I was getting sick out the car for Lucas as they went along to be more "All I know is thiit I was only wearing buying her shots to celebrate her legality. booked for disorderly conduct and given window and a cop pulled up next to our car spontaneous. boxers and a leather biker jacket and I was The night took on a new twist for Moore six months of probation. at a stoplight and asked if everything was The last thing Lucas remembers is being puking over the railing of Skid Row," he when she started to feel ill and began to "I don't wish what happened to me on O.K.," says Shimp thrown in the creek behind Pi Kappa says. walk home with a roommate. anyone. I was very embarassed because I Through this experience, she gained Alpha. "A sorority function let out down the On the way home, the pair was made a fool of myself," Moore says. "I some wisdom to pass on to those preparing "I woke up the next morning duct-taped street and they were all walking past me questioned by two police officers and think most people wind up regretting it." for their twenty-first. to a closet door with most of my clothes and laughing." Moore's roommate was ticketed for an Not Jeremy Bushweller (AS JR) who "Eat a huge dinner and make sure that on. I was drunk 'til dinner time the next Shal)non Moore (AS SR) says her open container. decided to celebrate his birthday in Fells you're with people you know will take care day," Lucas says. · . birthday was worse than just a little "Because it was my birthday I started Point, MD with friends from home and his of you if you get sick," Shimp says. Not everyone can boast of a. ni~ht so embarrassing. ,·.. . .. being a smart-ass," Moore says "My mouth twin brother. Moore says a twenty-first birthday can filled with adventure, but most agree ' their ' "Everyone lboks' ·•'forward to their was flying, I was telling the cop to get a "We went to like three different bars and be fun for some parties involved. twenty-first birthday was unf()rgre!table,. . _ .•~)rt~day _ 'til it hlijlpe~nli ,to them," says life and stuff." when we were walking to our car, I "I don't think people realize how bad it Such· was the case for Chris Appl'eton· · · Mtrore, who was· arrested on her twenty- After Moore graphically told the climbed up on the mast of a docked Police can be. But even if you don't find your (AS SR), who went to many· of the bars in first birthday. policeman what he could do with himself, Boat and started screaming ' I'm the birthday humorous your friends usually Newark with his friends and drank until he Moore was having a typical birthday at she was handcuffed and put in the police Skipper! I'm the Skipper!"' do." Iron Maiden powers .out 'A Real Live qne'

A Real Live One when you can do just as much with one?" Iron Maiden Another frenetic selection offered by the band is Capitol Records Tailgunner from 1990's No Prayer for the Dying. Grade.: 8 Iron Maiden absolutely slams through this song as Gers and guitarist Dave Murray duel each other By Brandon Jamison with blistering solos. Entertainment Editor The Clairvoyant shows the band at the height of For a group like Iron Maiden, touring is the their showstopping ability. Bassist Harris plays most important part of the band's life. Seeing as like a man possessed, and he and McBrain how they get zero airplay on most radio stations, comprise a rhythm section that gives more kick their meal ticket lies in the word-of-mouth from all than Jean Claude Van-Damme. those who attend their live shows. But these are the best offerings from the band, A Real Live One is Iron Maiden's first live as the rest of the album is bogged down in a bunch album since Live After Death was released eight of average selections. including From Here to years ago; " ... our shows have changed quite since Eternity, Wasting Love, and Bring Your Daughter 1985," says bassist Steve Harris. to the Slaughter (which wins the award for best Marlee Matlin and D. B. Sweeney should turn a deaf ear to critics. They may have changed, but the band continues heavy metal song title in recent years). to put on the sort of show that continually wins The production job is also lacking, as the sound rave reviews during their best years in the late 80s. has a slightly murky quality to it and the applause Original guitarist Adrian Smith, having since from the crowd often obscures the music. 'Hear No Evil' leads to Harris writes in the liner notes that Iron Maiden left the band, is replaced by Janick Gers, who lungs to the limit with his screaming wails. is in the midst of producing another live album played on singer Bruce Dickinson's solo jaunt a Meanwhile, Gers' fingers move over his frets so consisting of their live favorites from before 1985. few years ago. quickly that it sounds as 'if his hands arc made of deaf-aination of cast Between now and then, you should try to sec A Real Live One begins with Be Quick or Be water and drummer Nicko McBrain asks the these guys live. If not, pick up A Real Live One Dead from last year's Fear of the Dark. eternal question, "Who needs two bass drums ., Dickinson (aka, "The Air Raid Siren") pushes his and get half of the experience. Hear No Evil Robert Greenwald Twentieth Century Fox Grade: D+

DeVito is bearer of good film By Brandon jamison with the coin and, knowing that the Entertainment Edito r police arc on hot on his trail, stashes jack The Bear Hear No Evil? the coin on an unknowing Marshall Herskovitz Try seeing no evil , either. Or this Shananhan. 20th Century fox ~ Movie Review movie, for that matter. When O'Malley mys teriously Grade: A Remember Jennifer 8. the blows up in his car, his best friend ~; suspense thriller about a bl ind girl Ben Kendall, played by D . B. By Greg Orlando the Penguin in Batman Return.~. he was a bright light being stalked by a murderer? That Sweeney. is determined to expose lnteruinment Edita in a very dark room. movie illustrated the concept of the crooked cops who did it. He also Roads play a big part in Jack The Bear. Jack The Bear puts it all together for DeVito. blindness by filming every scene in ends up protecting Shananhan, who The .film opens as John Leary (Danny DeVito), a Playing a father on the verge of losing everything he extremely murky li ght. is being continua lly harassed by the 30-so year-old TV-show host and his two sons move values, DeVito as Leary manages to be funny one Hear No Evil tries to be another police (they know she has the coin). into a new house -just as the road crews begin to tear minute and devastatingly serious the next. Jennifer 8, this time focusing on Hear No Evil tries to bring the up the streets outSide their door. To stay on the road analogy. Jack the Hear is a deafness. It comes off as a Jennifer ordeal of deafness to the viewer by The roads arc an all-too-blatant foreshadowing of very smooth ride for DeVito. This is the diminutive II- light. drowning out all sound when Matlin all the bad stuJT that's going to happen to the Leary star's crowning glory, a performance which might net Half the c a lories. No ne of the is in a scene by herself, but this is family. an Academy Award nomination. quality. used in sporadic, inconsistent bursts, John loses his job and drinks too much. Gary Sinisc is suflicicntly evil as Norman Strick, Marice Matlin, th e hearing­ a s if director Robert Greenwald Son Jack (The Bear) gets dumped by his girlfriend, the crippled Naz i badguy who lives across the street. i mpa ircd actress who won a Best threw them in at the Ia t second . is plagued by memories of his dead mother and He doesn't say much, but his lurking presence and Actress O scar for her performance Sweeney and Matlin arc rather generally worries too much. Other son Dylan gets piercing stares speak volumes. in 1986's Children of a Lesser dull in their performances and their kidnapped by a Nazi neighbor. A lot of li l nt~ aspire to be tear-jerkers. Most end up God, takes a serious plu nge to the efforts to solve the crime re mind Things get so bad, Leary loses cu~tody or the kids. jerking nothing from the audience but feelings of depths of mediocrity in thi s one. y ou more of the H a rdy Boys or All roads lead to ruin for this family. resentment. She plays lillian Shananhan, a Nancy Drew than of Hollywood. Still, (pardon the ~) Jack The ncar is no dead· Jack The Bear is genuinely sad and touching. personal fitness trainer. One of her Martin Sheen is al so pretty drab end. This film ends up as a splendid translation of Dan Watching the Leary family crumble like a house of clients is Mickey O' Mall ey (John C. in hi s role as L t. Brock . the McCall's novel of the same name. cards m<~y we ll inspire some waterworks from the McGinley) , a free- la nce reporter masterm ind behind the coi n robbery . Robert J. Steinmiller Jr. as the angst-ridden Jack tTOWd. who is on the verge of bl owing the Sheen' s usc of o f a soft Southern Sniff. Danny DeVito is caught and Miko Hughes (Dylan) arc both well cast in their Of course. at the end of th e film, the road crews lid on a major robbery scheme. One accent for his ba d-gu y c ha rac ter roles, but get somewhat lost in DeVito's sizable leave Leary's street. The once-humpy, pothole ridden of O ' Malley's ourccs says he has makes him come off like an evil Bill in one of those wonderful shadow. ro

The Rev1ew,· Volume 11 Y, Number 4.., A ril 6, 1993 • B4 After 30 years, Kline retires

By Perry Psaros and Mary Desmond coaches at the secondary level. to prove himself to the new coach." past three seasons indicated it was time St.alfRI!porters "It will be a new challenge to A change of attitude is exact! y what for change," said Way. "It's definitely After compiling a 211-197-37 encourage them and help students the team needs for a winning season. a step in the right direction." record in the past 30 years, including a become qualified coaches," he said. said senior outside defender David Former player Michael 2-16 campaign last season, former Marc Sarnonisky, who was assistant Kanuncrman. Karnmerman does not think it is a big Delaware men's soccer coach Loren coach under Kline for 19 years, will "Everyone was used to losing and enough step. One reason he left the Kline accepted a new position at the replace Kline. Samonisky, who has were complacent," said Kammcrman. team last year was because he disliked wliversity last week. resigned from his position as the "Win or lose, it didn't matter. We need the way the program was run, and "It was a difficult decision," Kline assistant baseball coach, was coached an attitude that it's not okay to lose." doesn't believe Samonisky will bring said in a press releas. "I have enjoyed by Kline while a placekicker for the Kammcrman thinks Samonisky will the drastic change the soccer team the association with all the young Blue Hens. Samonisky and the 1970 change the team to suit his style, needs. athletes over the past 30 years." football team won the Lambert Cup. noting how cuts will be held at the end "fhis is a Division I team that gets Kline accepted a teaching position Sophomore rnidfielder Tripp Way of spring for the frrsttimc. an automatic bid if they win the in the physical education's new has confidence in the new coach. "It's his ballgame, his show, and conference. They could have attracted coaching science program as well as "Samonisky's ready for the job," next year's team will reflect that." a lot of talented coaches to this an administrative job in the athletic Way said. "He already has the Captain Cheyney Meadows said he position," said Michael. ''They just depanment. confidence and support of the team." believes Samonisky's experience will didn't put out the effort." Kline's various responsibilities in The team should not be affected help him to "step up and do the job Kline coached the Hens to 14 the Athletic Depanment administration too much from the change, said senior right away." consecutive winning seasons between will include event operations for midfielder Taco Kiliaan, because Not everyone is so enthusiastic. 1965 and 1978. The 1985 men's football and basketball games. As a Samonisky has been with the team for Way, although sad to sec Kline soccer team advanced to the East teacher, Kline will help build the so long. leave, said he felt it was time for a Coast Conference title game, but, after young program by creating classes ''The players may be more into [the change. eight overtimes,lost to Hbfstra 1-0. THE REVIEW I Maxi~illian Gretsch aimed at training students to be game]," said Kiliaan. "Everyone wants ''Our record and attitude over the While former soccer coach loren Kline has the winningest record in school history, his last couple of teams were an exercise in futility.

Desmonds Diary By Mary Desmond Owners need more than ~even points

~ Jesse Jackson is in the public eye ~ain. :· Taking advantage of the media overkill surrounding the Marge Schott ~dal, Jackson has put major league baseball franchise owners on the fuedia' shot seat. . :· Jackson protest during the Orioles' tiome opener yes.terday, where president Clinton threw out the first pall, was intended to bring attention to lhe discrimination practices in the lnanagement.positions of major league baseball. i Although there must be more pressing issues concerning the black "This kid is gonna take community. Jackson's protest does Delaware to a Georgetown, UNL V have basis. For example, 93 percent of REKAB, MT- When Lirpa level in no time," says Weiver !he Orioles' front office is white, while loof looks back at his time in the Coach Ron Bernardis. "He's the only seven percent black. All of the sfakab Hospital in Yugoslavia, he best high school center since REVIEW/). Hollada Orioles' administration is white. an'l help but laugh. Chamberlain. I'll tell ya, all he The excitement surrounding Lipra Sloof is so big, he has to have a police escort wherever he ~oes . : "They think I were weird, uhm, 1 Many disregard Jackson's protests needs is a little bulking up to make only Delaware is blue and gold. Of graduation, Sloof will immediately will be eating the likes of th ifferent," says Sloof in extremely the NBA." l?ecause they believe his interest will course, I come." step into the starting lineup. Hartford Hawks, the Vermon roken English. "When you big in wane as soon as the media. s does. Sloof is in his first year at But one problem facing the Hens Bernardis said Sloof is a pure Catamounts and his most-hate y country, you put in bad place." Even if this is true, it doesn't matter. Montana after a distinguished but and Sloof are his SAT scores. Sloof power player, one who muscles team- the Drexel Dragons. Big was not the word to describe : Jackson has put the media's short-lived career on a Yugoslavian needs a 700 to play, but got a 350 players inside before "slamming on "I kill those stinking Dragons, loof who, in 1980 at age seven, Team. He led the team to two ~pollight on the owners and they are on his first try and a 390 on his their heads like a dog." he proclaims. Watch out, Mali owered at6' 2". For a year he was ~irming . Jackson may be tiresome, international titles, but always second. He's currently enrolled in a He believes Sloof could average Rose. but if he changes things for the better, laced in a mental institution in his dreamed of the NBA. Princeton Review course to up his 35 points as a freshman, but was Teammate Ron Porthole say more power to him. ometown of Vaduzco, Yugoslavia, Enter Montana. score. disappointed with his college there are drawbacks to the hug : People, especially high-profile here doctors tried to make him "I always dream big time, and "Hey I more than half there," he choice. Slav. white men who own major league horter. obviously mountains are big. I says. "I just learn to count last year, "Why Delaware," sa ys "His biggest problem," Porthol paseball teams, will do anything to get It didn't work, and thirteen years came to Montana," he says . "! and now I can tell difference Bernardis, "when you can go says, "is that he smells really bad. ater Delaware's newest basketball dominate here, now I go to out of that hot seat. between square and circle. l will do anywhere you want?" · Like a goat farm." Schott has been suspended for her ignee and March Athlete of the Delaware and dominate too." good, I mean well, no, good." But Sloof is confident about his And there's one more thing racist remarks and discriminatory onth coulc)n't be happier. Sloof was courted by nearly When asked what he plans to choice. his name. Don't make fun of it. Just urrently a 7' 4", 289- pound every Division I program, but jx>licies. The owners have also offered major in, Sloof said, "What is this. "1 like Blue Hens," he says. "My know how to say it. enior at Weiver High School in narrowed down his choices to a seven-point proposal fighting major?" parents had couple in our backyard, "The thing is," he says, "is I lik discrimination in the major leagues. ekab, Mt., Sloof is averaging 46 Arkansas, Montana State, Iona, Once Sloof passes academically, and I used to cat them raw. But I no it prounounced backwards. An oints and a a whopping 28 Indiana and Delaware. ' Like most proposals legislating he will clearly be a monster in the longer eat Blue Hens. l play with that hard for people to do i affi.ITnative action, these guidelines are ebounds a game for the nation's "I was leaning to Indiana," he middle for the Hens. With the loss them. I be one." America. Especially here i o. 8 high school team. so token and so meaningless, they says. "But blue and gold I like, and of center Spencer Dunkley to You better believe it. Instead, he Montana." highlight how far the league has to go before it achieves real racial equality. Some examples of these seven points are: • Teams are to include minority Bison caught in Hen nets candidates for jobs throughout the entire organization "within a reasonable time." Men's lacrosse beats Bucknell 13-6 at home . • Have "appropriate minority participation" on their board of directors. after tough .loss to Navy; faces Rutgers today • All baseball employees are to By Ron Porter Delaware career goal list and 11th Delaware searched for the right undergo sensitivity training - ''unless Aninanr Sports Ediror on the all-time point list with 122. combination. clearly unnecessary." While many students went south He has scored at least one goal in "We put a short stick on their These vague general statements are for this years spring break, the 12 straight games and continues to attackman, and moved a long stick weak and ineffective. Without any Delaware men's lacrosse team was be a leader. to handle the more powerful $pecifics, like a penalty if the rules are stuck in Delaware fighting to Brad Glowaki and Tom Stamos players," Shillinglaw said. "We Ignored, the owners make it clear that improve it's record and gain each scored two goals for the Hens held their stongest players to two they have no idea how to truly remedy respect among the rankings. as each member of the team goals." the situation. Delaware, ranked 19th in the contributed. Delaware battled for two And they are the only ones who nation, defeated Bucknell 13-6 at Sophomore Anthony DiMarzo's periods to stay in the game, but the can. As the owners, it is their job to Delaware Field on Wednesday. two assists guided the Hens as he third period proved to be the last 1\ire the best candidate for the job. Paced by senior attackman John upped his season total to 17 and page in the wish book. Making up guidelines that are going to Wunder's six goals. the Hens kept up his consistency as in his Navy's All-American captain be ignored is just a way to appease the improved to 2-3 (1-0 NAC) while role as the playmaker. John Teirney made the score 8-5 in :public. Bucknell fell to 1-2. In just one season DiMarzo the third period and then Wunder :· Bl acks constitute 17 percent of Wunder, Delaware's leading ranks lith on the all-time assist answered, trimming the margin to ;orioles' players. Many of these players goal scorer with 19 this season, li st with 44. two. :;ye going to tJy to advance to the front scored three goals in the second Bucknell scored the first goal of But that's as close as the Hens 'Office after their career is over. Some period and two more in the final the game with 9:07 left in the first would come as Tierney made it 9-6 lwill be qualified, some not. It is the job period to pace the Hens. period for their only lead of the and Navy midfielder Charles Qf the owners to hire on basis of talent, One of his two final goals came game. Bertrand added two more :not quotas. with 6:04 to play and gave him the Earlier in the week on Saturday insurance goals late in the game to ~ Jackson, the public and the players I OOth goal of his career, making Delaware fell to seventh- ranked cap off the victory. ~now it's time for a change. The him just the ninth player in Navy earlier in the week 11 -7 at With games against nationally­ ;owners are feigning this, but these Delaware history to reach the Turf F ield in Annapolis, Md. ranked Towson and Hartford :guidelines show they are just going century mark. Wunder and DiMarzo each scored coming up, Shillinglaw has high :through the motions. "I think that he's defmitely one a pair of goal s. hopes for the rest of the season. of the best crease attackman in the But the Midshipman had too "We can play with any team in Mary Desmond is an assistant sports country," said Coach Bob much punch for the Hens. With the country," said Shillinglaw. · editor for The Review. Shillinglaw. "He's a finisher." two All- America n midfielders Wunder now ranks eighth on the leading the way for Navy, 85 • THE REVIEW. April 6, 1993 Double disappointment Baseball sweeps Hartford Saturday but can 1t find offense in twin bill loss Sunday

By Chris Dolmetsch fourth before the Hens scored nine Dela ware <:oach Bob Hannah, who Sports Editor unanswered runs on senior came to the plate to argue the call. Sometimes you just need a little centerfielder Kevin Hlackhurst's Blackhurst would eventually take a momentum to get you off on a good homer. senior rightfielder Hill base on ball s anyway, but when stan - anyone knows that. Dilenno's two-run double and sophomore catcher Troy O'Neal came Afler a tough 8-3 loss to in-state Hannah' s 16-bag!!er. to the plate and was immediately hit rival Wilmington College on On Sunday, however, th e Hens hy the first pitch, he would pick up the Wednesday, the Delaware baseball couldn't find the offensive fi;epower hall and throw it hard at Grashaw, team definitely needed a little spark that had fueled them on Saturday, who turned and started to walk and they got one on Saturday, thanks in part to Hawk hurkr Brian towards O'Neal. No confrontation pounding Hartford 19-5,12-4 in two Wood's (1-l) nine strikeout s in the ensued, hut there were numerous calls games at Delaware Diamond. first game. for the ump to "get the game under It wasn't enough to light the Hens' After two innings, th e game was control." fire, however, as they dropped a twin tied 1-1 before Hanford ra cked up The Hawks would get two runs in bill to the Hawks Sunday, 3-2,7-3. four runs in the third. Delaware would the fifth and break the tic with Paul On Saturday, Delaware (7-5, 4-4 add two in the six th , but cou ldn't get Francesconi's RHI single in the NAC) was powered by senior first past 6' 5", 239-pound Hawk senior seventh. Cirashaw then put the Hens baseman Bruce Hannah, who had a hurler Kurt Gra~haw, who struck out away for the win . career day, going 5-7 with four two in the seventh to get the save. It wa~ a waqc of good defense by homers and II RBI, including a grand In the second game, Grashaw (2-2) Delaware's infield, which had five slam in the second game. Junior hurler once again provided th e heroics, double plays and sophomore hurler Alex Pugliese improved to 3-0 on the striking out six batters over seven Jamie Wilson (2- 1). who allowed a~ year in the first game, striking out six innings while allowing only five hits. many hi ts as Grashaw (5) but came in five innings. The Hens led 2-0 in the fourth one run shon. The Hens got off to an early start, thanks partial ly to sophomore "After those two wins [Saturday], I leading 4-1 after three innings and the shortstop Dan Hammer's second­ thought we'd play a little better." said Hawks hardly got a chance to catch inning, two-out homer that shot over Hannah. "It didn't tum out that way. their breath as the Delaware exploded the right-field fence. unfortunately. for twelve runs in the fourth. Hammer's four-bagger apparently "I would give [Hartford) a lot of In the second game, sophomore got Gra~haw fired up. because on the credit, they took a pounding pitcher Curt Schnur (1-1) shut down next pitch to Blackhurst, he threw a yesterday. They came hack and played Hanford (6-9, 2-2 NAC), striking out hard one that appeared to smack him real tough t

By Chris Dolmetsch Bu t Blackhurst figures to be bit different, but other than that m Sp orts Editor more in th e Hens' plans thi s .. . I haven't played in a while, There is only one a thlete in season, says Delaware Coach but I know I have ability, so ... " Delaware hi story to have played Bob Hannah. Blackhurst was one of the Delaware men' · in the NCAA Championships in " He 's going to play a lot, most focused players on the hoop asketball center Spence basketball and baseball in the yeah," says Hannah. "He's still sq uad, and it is no different in Dunkley scored 11 points, pulle same season . tr ying to feel his way around, and baseball. down five rebounds, and blocke If one was to do thi s for two after that lon g basket ball season, Ask him about his chances of ne shot while starting for th straight years. he would be sure it takes sornc time, going to playing in the NCAA East squad in the Nationa! to go down as one of the greatest baseball." Tournament with the Hen nine ssociation of Basketball Coache in Hen hi story. He 's gotten out to a good start thi s season, and he is decidedly 11-America game at th It's u possibility for Kevin de spite joining the te am late pessimistic . University of New Orlean Bl ack hurst. because of a little side trip to "Hopefully. we ' ll play in it," unday_ . Blackhurst is known to many In dianapolis, too . Blackhurst is he says. "We're still trying to get Dunkley hit on three of si . as a senior guard for the men's currently batting .500 ( 10-20), a set lineup, doing a lot of shots from the field and five of si basketball team th at went 22-8 and has started six out of the experimenting with the bats." rom the free throw line_ and earned their second straight seven games he has played in . He He has had ,quite a bit more -The West, led by UNO cente North Atlantic Conference had a homer in Saturday's 12-4 success in basketball at Ervin johnson, won the gam championship and ensuing win over Hartford. Delaware. hitting his career highs 104-95 thanks to Johnson's 1 NCAA Tournament berth. "It takes time," says Hannah. in scoring (23). rebounds (9) and · points and 14 rebounds. As well he should be . "He's probably a couple of weeks steals (5) in his senior season. Blackhurst earned the MVP away from hitting his full stride Wh en Blackhurst was given award for the NAC Tournament in baseball. But l)e's just got to the opportunity to shine for the with hi s in spired play, scoring a get on the field and play." Hens in the past, he did so, Coleman qualifies for career-high 23 points in the He played with the team in stepping up when the team NCAAs once again Hens' semifinal win against their fall program. Hannah says. needed it most. As a freshman for Northeastern. but hasn't practiced or played the cagcrs. he set a school record Delaware senior Wad But Blackhurst is also a senior with them since November, when for three-point shooting, hitting oleman won the hammer thro ccntcrficldcr for the Delaware basketball season began. 24 of 53 (.453) as the first guard t the Colonial Relays at William baseba ll team (7-5, 4-4 NAC) But Blackhurst says the off the bench . nd Mary April 2&3, setting that went to the NCAA adjustment isn't really th at big of And with the added playing school record and becoming an Tournament las t season. a problem. time on the diamond this season, NCAA provisional qualifier with He didn't do much last season, "I'm still a little behind, but he will be sure to try and equal throw of 199' 7". however, playing in O!J IY four I'm starting to feel comfortable," hi s effort in the field with that of At the meet, the distance rela games while ge tting only one at­ he sa·ys. "It's a little bit different hi s on the court. team of Ross Reinhold, Stev bat. kind of activity, but I'm just Will he be able to do it? Only rgentiero, john Brannon and Le "I was bas ica lly a fan in trying to get my arm back in ·he knows. Brannon was fifth with a schoo uniform las t season," he says. shape, and th e running's a little record time of 9:59.6.

THE REVIEW IJ. Hollada If Kevin Blackhurst's swing is as good as his jump shot, the Blue Hen omen's lax captures baseball team may be headed for its second straight NCAA tourney. irst ever win in CAA Delaware women' lacrosse team won their first eve He gets his sticks for free in in the Colonial Athleti · ssociation with a 19-12 victo By Ron Porter Now as a sophomore effects of being the kid with the ver Richmond Sunday. Alsistant Sports lditor midfie ldc r for th e Delaware "connecti ons." The Hens (2 -4, 1-2 CAA) wer If anyone can say they were men' s lacrosse team (2-3, 1-0 "After practice, if we arc led by junior Jenn Rinnander, ho tied a career high with si influenced by their childhood, North Atlantic Conference), missing balls, the team ha s to do Erik Brine can. Brine is continuing on th e same wind sprints for the amount of oals and two assists_ She is just He has been around the sport road that he started at a young hall s missing," Shillinglaw says. ne goal short of 1 00 for he of lacrosse all of his li fe. age. "If the total ge ts too high , then areer. Not by choice, however. It just With a determined work ethic th e other pl ayers start yelling at The Spiders (1-7, 1-2 CAA) so happens hi s father and uncl e and far -reachin g backg round, he Erik to cough up some hall s." ere led by Lynn Boliver, wh co-own one of the biggest is winning 57 percent of his Hut overall, it ha sn't been that scored four goals a nd had on lac ro sse suppli ers in the nation, faccoffs and is well on his way to had . His father comes to many of ssist. Brine Lacrosse. becoming one of th e top players his games, talks to kids about The Hens will host Drexel Brine manufactures lacrosse in coach Hob Shillinglaw's whut eq uipment they like and oday at 3:30. sticks. balls, jerseys, helmets and rotation. gives out free sticks as he everything else involved with the "Erik is a very physical watches his son play. sport. They also make soccer lac rosse player," says After Brine, a philosophy Softball sweeps Penn; balls. Shillinglaw. "From the time he major, graduat es, he wunts to All of which were within arm s has been here, he has developed hc<.:ome further invol vcd in Ferguson gets 200th reach of Brine when he was into a powerful and smart lacrosse. in in twin bill young. play er." "I definitely want to get into "There were always stick s and But it hasn't been easy - th t• business," lhint• says . " I will The Delaware softball tea . th ing s laying around our house bein g the son of a lacrosse ruru. go out and ge t small jobs to le arn wept Pennsylvania in a doubl when I was young," says Brin e. "Peopl e a lways ask th e same morr ahout it before I get totall y header Sunday in Philadelphia, 3- "That 's the bigges t reason I questions." said Brine . "They into it." 1, S-3. started pl aying . It became my want to know if I get my stuff for But for now. ht• is con tent The wins improved the Hens favorite sport." free ." hcing the son of Brine. record to 4-3, while giving Coac He started playing lacrosse at To which he replies: "When I B_J . Ferguson her 200th caree Tabor Academy, a boarding need something, I just call in an in. school in Hanover. NH, where order. The people in th e offit.:cs Delaware was led by freshman Brine grew up. sec who I am. and they take care The smell of the hurler Veronica Homiak (1-0) Brine wanted to continue hi s of it." page. ho struck out six, walked one, career on the collegiate lev el, and People also inquire about how nd gave up only three hits in he. talked to coaches from it feels for him to sec his namt• rrst career start. Georgetown and Army. all over the place at la crosse The feel of the In the second game, Christin ' Although hi s father preferrcu events? paper. Etherington threw six strikeout' Army, Brine decided the military "I really don't notice tt ." say:; hile only giving up three hits t ·' life was not for him. Brine. "The only time I did improve her record to 3-3. Jann "After going to boarding noti ce it was wh en I was in a The ink on your Kedersha earned a save in the las. school for so many years, I really game sponsored by my fa th er's hands. hree innings. didn't think it would he too fun company. and there were 300 to go to the military," says Brine. kids wearing jerseys with Hrir.c REVIEW SPORTS. TH[ REVIEW I W•ltcr Eben So he chose Delaware. first for on the front of it. It was kind of No, he doesn't have personalized equipment. Sophomore midfielder a good education and. on th e weird." · · As real as it gets. Erik Brine's family nanll' is on most of the lacrosse sticks in the lacrosse side, playing time. Even Shillinglaw sees the country. Classi ieds April 6, 1993. THE REVIEW. 86

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Hot off the press, the very first edition of the Desert Chicken serial killers Island Times caused the newspaper to quickly fold. 88 • THE REVIEW. April 6, 1993 PASSOVER IS HERE! Kosher for Passover meals will be available at 3 locations: Pencader, Russell and at Hillel. Meals can be bbught with points or meal plan. Pick up meals at Hillel at these times: Monday- 2-5 p.m. Tuesday & Wednesday- Hillel closed Thursday - 11-2 p.m. & 4:30-7 p.m. Friday - 11-2 p.m. Join us Friday night for a Student Geder 6 p.m. • 4 7 W. Delaware Ave. Please make reservations by Wed., April 17th Call453-0479 for more info.

PEACE CORPS WORLD WISE PuZZLE For further information about Peace Corps, write Box 896, Washington DC 20526 INSTRUCTIONS: The Peace Corps has volunteers serving in nearly 90 nations around the world. By solving this puzzle, you will learn about one of these co untries. Solve the four numbered puzzle wor·ds and then unscramble the letters in the squares to produce the name of the country darkened on the map at the right. ~-J-:-~r-. This South American /'7 -· -- ~ , country rests on the -:.r-- j southern tip of Brazil, t,,...-::, - east of Argentina. ,,1 tt L-L-L-L-L-~1~ ~-~-./ --~ 1. The customary beliefs, social forms and material traits transmitted to succeeding generations. 2. A hairy annual Asian bean grown for its protein and oil-rich seeds and for forage and soil Improvement. 3. The science of cultivating the soli, producing crops and raising livestock and This year, over 8,800 Americans will die of skin preparing these products for man's use. cancer. And over 600,000 new cases will be detected. 4. The most common language spoken in AMERICAN Latin America. That's a tragedy. But those numbers could be easily reduced if more people would use sunscreen, cover ~!'CANCERI themselves, wear hats, or simply reduce their exposure fsoaETY• to the sun. For more Help put an end to America's most common form of WALK TOU OFD cancer. Play it safe-and don't get burned. information, call: 1-800-ACS-2345 TOWNE COURT APARTMENTS • Balconies • Wall to Wall Car·pet • Air· Conditioned • Masonry Construction • Heat and Hot.Water Included This ad was created as a public service by Newly renovah•d Hallways and Laundr·y Rooms lJ the Phillips Agency, Ft. Worth , Texas for the • Shuttle Bus Se.-vice to of D • Conveniently locatl'£1 within walking distance to shopping center, hanks, and restaurants. This space contributed as a public service Texas Division of the American Cancer Society EFFICIENCIES, ONE, TWO AND THREE HEDROOI\1 APARTME!\'TS Mon.-Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 10-4 • Sun. 12-4 368-7000 ~o PETS Fron1 S378 IN'I'ERNSHIP Off Elkton Rd., Rt. 2 The T. Elbert Chance Internship is being offered by the Office of Alumni Relations for the Fall 1993 semester. This internship provides a student with: • experience in a well-established internship program • interesting writing and design projects • interaction with important and influential alumni • convenient working environment • 3 credit hours Applications available at the Alumni Office located on Main Street ELLEI D. EHRPIAI DEADLINE: APRIL 14 of For more information, contact Kristin Dworsky at 831-2341 on Mondays and Wednesdays between 8:30a.m. and 2:00p.m. Ad works Advertising Agency, SUMMER SESSION 1993 Washington, DC

GRANADA, SPAIN NEW M EXJCO & ARIZONA First Summer Session ~' Second Summer Session will present This program is designed to give Universily of Delaware stu­ The f ocu.~ of this program will be an in-depth study of the tra­ dents, faculty, staff, and interested persons from the commu­ ditional and current food habits of selected 1\merican indian nity an opportunity to Uve and study in th<' capital cily of a populations, and of the impact of chang<'S in diet on health. province in southern Spain. Granada is known for ils roman­ Students will visit several o f th<' 19 pueblos b<'twccn lie Moorish palace, th!' Alhambra, and its proximity to both 1\lbuqu<' rquc and Taos, N .M., th e Zuni pueblo, south of ''Changing Roles of tlen th<' Sierra Nevada Mountains and th!' M!'diterrancan S!'a Gallup, N .M ., the llopi pu!'blo, and Navajo Nation in makes it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Participants wi ll stay Ari zona. Students will work wi th d ietitians, nurses, and other with Sp::mish famili!'S. Th<' courses will be held on th!' cam­ health professionals in communily sett ings; in terview nati ve and Women in Advertising'' pus of th!' Universidad d!' Granada. 1\ddilional excursions Amerimns about their food h ab il~ and mcdicin!' m!'n about proposed include Madrid, Toledo, Scvtllc, Segovia, and i\v1la. their practices; participate in preparation of food, and taste

Cours~s Offcr~d: traditional, feast, and hcahng foods; visit museums, commod­ SPAN 105 - El!'m!'nlary Spanish ity foods warehouso.•, and WIC distnbutum center and hospi­ tals. SPAN 206 - Culture through Conversation Thursday, April 8th SPAN 208 - Contemporary Spain Courses Olf~ r~d : M USC 267 - llistory of Spanish M ustr NTDT 475 - Transcultural Food I bbit' (S cr.) For furthe r tnformation. contact Program D1rcctor 1\malia Prerrq: NTDT 200 [~ pcnm ss ion of instructor . V<•itta (" !!31-24 52) or Study /\broad Coord1natnr, L1 sa 011effo For furth!'r mformalion, conta,·t Mam• Kuczmarski, Nutritions 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. in Room 116, Purnell Hall (" !!31-6468). and Dictl'llC'S ('1t!\.11 -ll976l HUNG/\HY First Summer Session Co-sponsored by Rl'glstration fm this program is op<'n o nl y to students with Junior or S<·ntnr stall" I ll thP Mt•dtcal Sd1 nlars program. (In subscqut'llt terms, this program'' <'XpC'<'tcd In be availal>k• tn student' 111 o thN maro") Department of Business Administration

Courses are offered in ComparJllVe ll<'alth C..arc Systems: Th<'Ory and l'roctice nfl lunr,anan nnd U.S. 111•alth Car<' Systems and in t.lie culture of llungary. Abo uKiudPd w1ll be a onC'-crccht wur-.e 111 tlw llunganan l.ln p,uagc. (in , ub"'