Volume 65, NumberTR 17 NGLEFebruary 17, 1989

In the paper Trustees and The I\iition increase tentatively at 7% Mysterious Breslin retreat Case... by Joe Saunders to discuss future Of The Triangle Of the missing firearm. Did by John W. DeWeese In a wide-ranging faculty the guard really threaten Triangle Staff Writer the University alumnus meeting Tuesday, University with a pistol or was he just President Richard Breslin ten­ Last Wednesday and tatively predicted a 7 percent imagining things? Can the Thursday, President Richard tuition increase for next year witnesses really be trusted? Breslin and a group of term and appeared to signal a cap on Who's to blame in the case trustees met at a retreat in new program development in Radnor, Pa., to discuss the of missing pistol? You the face of “significant” fiscal decide. See page 6. board's responsibilities and pressures. f f future plans for the university. Drexel’s financial problems Ik Term trustees are elected to the are “not insurmountable but Board of Trustees for a five year certainly significant,” Breslin term with voice and vote on said at the afternoon meeting trustee committees. The retreat The bionic in the Grand Hall of the Creese was mentored by John Pocock, a Student Center. national expert on trustee duties. University “We cannot be all things to The first day was spent in dis­ Once upon a time there was all people ... The reality is that cussion on the duties and some of the hardest choices we a University that was at the responsibilities of a board of have to make are in front of cutting edge of technology. trustees, according to Breslin. us.” It had a microcomputer pro­ Educating the trustees on sub­ wy;-. Breslin emphasized that the gram ahead of any other in jects like dealing with commit­ increase was a preliminary fig­ the country and was, in fact, tees and their composition was ure and the final budget pro­ the president’s initial reason for the first university in the posal for next year is not yet holding the retreat, he said, but nation to require each of its completed. However, he said, Governance Charter passes unanimously. Photo by Pete Tocci as it progressed to the second incoming freshman to own a “my gut instinct ... is that we day, more emphasis was placed ought to be talking about a 7 about $475,000 to the general allocation comes from a personal computer. Where is on planning for the University’s percent tuition increase.” financial aid fund to “increase reserve fund of about $950,000 it now? See page 10. future. At the same time, Breslin financial aid for students with­ made up of specific donations On Thursday, the group dis­ announced a one-time gift of out taxing their tuition.” The See TUITION on Page 8 cussed three topics: Creating a University mission statement; If it ain’t future academic and construction plans, and Drexel’s current broke... financial situation. In search of the ultimate question Breslin said he considers The band that seemed one drawing up a mission statement by Paul T. Bobnak God” boxes located at the distri­ The discussions are intended of the most up-and-coming to define the future plans of a Triangle Staff Writer bution points and in the dorms, to center on topics that have new groups of the ’80s university as a very important Matheson and Nesbitt halls. been drawn from the top 10 cate­ faded from the popular step. A mission statement is a If you have ever wondered Creese Student Center, and gories of questions. The most- scene after six huge hits and document that says “This is what about the existence of God, the Hagerty Library.'Of the 3,000 asked category of questions a tour with a the comeback we are as a University,” he said. meaning of life, or the presence papers distributed, 446 ques­ composed of 51 queries about Moody Blues. The rumours Next Wednesday through of evil in the modem world, you tions, about 15 percent of the evil, suffering death. The majori­ of death have been greatly Friday a group of faculty and are not alone. According to the total, were returned. ty of those were concerned with According to Barbara unnecessary suffering and death. exaggerated, however. The administration members will be results of the “Ask God” survey meeting in Sugarloaf, Chestnut conducted by the Drexel Weidman of the DCF, the survey Others asked “Why is there star­ Fixx’s new album. Calm Hill to follow up on the discus­ Christian Fellowship, many was intended to be of .service to vation?” and “Why is the human Animals , is the band’s most sions about the mission state­ Drexel students have just such students by encouraging them to race headed for destruction?” mature yet. See page 14. ment and to give their input on concerns. think about spiritual matters and And some are very specific: the document. On Feb. 1, surveys were hand­ trying to determine what topics “Why did you create Hiller?” Construction of new facilities ed out in the Great Court of the could form the basis of discus­ while others are quite poignant:” is something that affects our Main Building and the cafeteria. sions. The first of three discus­ Why is it so heartfelt to lose a school most visibly, Breslin said, The survey asked each student to sions in the “God Answers” loved one even though they are Come heck or and determining a blueprint for write down a question for God series was held last night on the moving to a better, eternal life?” high water... See RETREAT on Page 5 and return the form to “Ask 4th floor of MacAlister Hall. See DCF on Page 5

... Go out and support the Men’s Swimmers as they Senior V.P. search opens to U niversity forum compete in the East Coast Conference Championships Les A, Karlovitz, of a public, urban technological Stewart Harris, and Ph.D. — of Northwe.stern being held today and tomor­ Dean of Liberal Studies university in shaping education Dean of Engineering University with post-doctorate row in the Physical at Georgia Tech in society,” the topic all four and Applied Sciences study at New York’s Courant Education Center. candidates must address in their Institute of Mathematics, cur­ by Joe Saunders public meeting. by Laura Bobnak rently holds the position of dean Of The Triangle “(Urban) universities are not Triangle Staff Writer of the College of Engineering ivory towers,” Karlovitz said. “It and Applied Sciences at State About 50 administrators and must continually hone its com­ Dr. Stewart Harris, the second University of New York at Index faculty, with a few students, petitive edge” by clearly defin­ of four finalists for the post of Stony Brook. gathered in Stein Auditorium ing its mission and exercising vice president of academic He previously held chair of the kind of leadership necessary mechanical engineering for three Op-ed Page 10 Monday for the first of four pre­ affairs to meet in an open forum to “carve out a niche in its eco­ of students, administrators and years, one of which he spent on Classifieds Page 12 sentations by the final candi­ logical environment.” faculty spoke Wedne.sday on the leave as a visiting fellow at the Entertainment Page 14 dates for the position of Drexel’s senior vice president for aca­ “International competition is “role of a private, urban University of Surrey. Harris has Comics Page 17 demic affairs. particularly intense in technological university in shap­ been at Stony Brook since 1966, Page 20 Sports Dr. Les A. Karlovitz, 52, dean Pennsylvania,” Karlovitz said. ing education” to a sparse crowd participating in the university’s of the College of Liberal Studies “It's clear that education and in Stein Auditorium, Nesbitt growth from "an idea and a set at the Georgia Institute of technology are at the heart of the Hall. of goals into a major research Technology, spoke on the “role See KARLOVITZ on Page 3 Harris, a graduate — M.S. See HARRIS on Page 3 The Triangle F eb ru a ry 17, 1989

AIDS to be t o p i c o f M a c A l i s t e r c o n f e r e n c e

Triangle News Desk at Pennsylvania Hospital, and Joseph Tramo, the assistant A conference to discuss the director for social services at effects that Acquired Immune Family Services of Philadelphia. Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is All hospitality industry per­ having on the hospital industry, sonnel are invited to attend the including hotels, restaurants, conference, including hotel and institutions, and catering ser­ restaurant owners, operators, and vices, will be held at Drexel managers, corporate hospitality University on Tuesday, March 7, executives, hospitality manage­ from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. ments trainers and educators, The conference, titled "Aids executive housekeepers, institu­ and its impact on the Hospitality tional food service managers, all Industry," will feature speakers kitchen personnel and food from the fields of health, social servers, convention and meeting services, law, and medicine, and planners, and food distributors will examine the facts, fears, and brokers. and legal issues related to AIDS. The conference will be held in Topics that will be covered Drexel's Living Arts Lounge. include AIDS as a contagious MacAlister Hall, 33rd and disease, employees with AIDS, Chestnut Streets. Advance regis­ the legal ramifications for tration is $15 per person, $20 at employers and employees, cus­ the door. For further informa­ tomer relations, and the poten­ tion, call Drexel's Office of It’s almost gone ...the building that once housed Cavanaugh’s is reduced to rubble to tially adverse effects the disease Continuing Professional make way for what President Breslin call **Campus Green Space,” Photo by M. Lynch could have on the hospitality Education at (215) 895-2156. industry. William Burt, director of Drexel's Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management Alumnus named ^Delaware Valley Engineer of the Year’ Program will be serving as mod­ erator for this program. Burt will Triangle News Desk technical societies. in 1983. Army, Speitel worked for John be joined by Randi Hirshhom, a Speitel is a graduate of Speitel has been a waste C. Reuter Associated of Camden supervisor with the food protec­ Drexel University alumnus Drexel University’s Evening water management consultant before establishing his own con­ tion di'Msion of Philadelphia's Gerald E. Speitel, senior vice College, where he earned a for Camden County for the past sulting firm in 1972. In 1986, Health Department, James president of BCM Engineers, bachelor’s degree in engineering 21 years. His master’s thesis on Speitel merged his company Redeker, chairman of the labor, Plymouth Meeting. Pa., was management. In recognition of pollution in the Cooper River in with BCM Engineers, an envi­ law, and employee relations recently elected the 1989 his professional and civic New Jersey was used as a guide ronmental engineering company department of the law firm of Delaware Valley Engineer of the achievements, Drexel’s General for a subsequent Cooper River with over I ,(K)0 employees. Wolf, Block. Schorr, and Solis- Year by members of Alumni Association honored cleanup effort. Cohen, Katalin Roth, a physician Philadelphia’s engineering and him as an Outstanding Alumnus After serving in the U.S.

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Copyright 1989, The during the academic year Triangle. No work herein except during examinations may be reproduced in any and vacation periods. February 22 Nick Flocco, Financial Aid form, in whole or in part, Subscriptions may be March 1 Dina Lindquist, Career Services without the written consent of ordered for $20 for six months March 8 Dr. Hinderlang, Finance Department the Editor. Opinions at 32nd & Chestnut Sts., expressed within are not nec­ Philadelphia, PA 19104. essarily those of The Triangle Display and classified adver­ or Drexel University. tising may be placed at the The Triangle is published same address. Fridays in Philadelphia, PA. Business: (2LS) 222-()8()0 News: (215) 895-2585 February 17,1989 The Triangle Harris stresses ‘World Outlook Continued from Page 1 of creating a “diversity” of the university”, according to Harris' student body, and thus a “chang­ autobiography supplied at the ing ambiance, generating new forum. Harris has published sev­ ideas, learning from others ..." eral papers and one book on Harris then answered ques­ engineering-related subjects. tions from the floor, the first ‘‘IDrexePsl very uniqueness concerning his goals if he gets bears no similarities to any other the position. university's," he said, in an Harris said he would work address emphasizing creativity towards the development of a in solving problems in an aca­ “mission” for Drexel, something demic setting. he pointed out is lacking at Despite the generality of his many universities. Harris remarks, Harris managed to emphasized the vital importance prove he had a good understand­ of undergraduate education, call­ ing of Drexel and its programs. ing it the most “fragile” compo­ One of the candidate's key nent of the university. points, and an important one to “Upon this foundation, the many of the faculty in atten­ university's strength is built,” he dance, was the problem of com­ declared. munication at a technically ori­ Harris also spoke at length ented school. about the possibility of integrat­ “[Collegial communication] ing communication skills into needs work,” he said. predominantly technical pro­ “Commitment is needed to pre­ grams. pare clear and effective commu­ At SUNY, Harris said, he has nication throughout the curricu­ been part of a movement to hold Harris was asked a few point­ Harris' lack of preciseness in Harris explained that he's had lum ... some effective strategies workshops introducing instruc­ ed questions involving minori­ answering many questions problems with some of his facul­ being writing |in classes), and tors to new methods of teaching ties, both on student enrollment, seemed to confuse some in the ty who have "never worked”, not just in the required classes of technical writing. The addition and faculty/staff recruitment. audience about his intentions if referring to jobs in industry etc. freshman year.” of a technical writing center for Harris described how at SUNY a he is chosen for the job. In his concluding remarks, Another point of concern student use in writing laboratory listing of the eligible minority For instance when asked Harris reiterated his belief that Harris addressed was the impor­ reports etc. has been “a slow, but individuals, including “women- about his management style. Drexel is a school with "tremen­ tance of “world outlook” of stu­ gradual job”, which he feels is people”, at the top in their field Harris fumbled for a bit, with a dous potential”, and that it “has dents, his belief being that an essential step in generating are circulated for faculty recruit­ series of disjointed remarks, then the conditions to really move “familiarity of other cultures, better communication skills. ment. However, he admitted admitted that his style “doesn't forward and make and impact on especially those of expanding One question was directed there hasn't been much success derive from charisma”, provok­ society.” countries” is important for stu­ towards the importance of the in this approach. ing laughter from the audience. The University has narrowed dents graduating into an interna­ role of “service” teaching vs. Harris spoke of the smaller On a different note, Harris down its search to four tional economy. “major” teaching, asking how pool of women in highly techni­ was asked about his autobiogra­ candidates, one who will assume For faculty. Harris empha­ Harris would draw priorities cal fields, but declined to devel­ phy as to why he included infor­ the responsibility of being the sized the importance of making between departments and/or op his own ideas on the subject mation about part-time jobs he second highest chief academic teaching a "stimulating, not just classes merely providing service further. held while in college. ranking officer. a dreary business”. requirements to students. One Another Harris' ideas was to professor of economics expressed concern whether a Karlovitz advocates academic ‘partnership’ department like his should mere­ ly provide service, or if applica­ Continued from Page I ing cost of higher education, and its humanities programs and a ble, begin to concentrate on nation’s (efforts) to recover its the balance between research greater emphasis on communica­ THERE IS A expanding that particular pro­ competitive spirit.” and instruction for faculty mem­ tion skills in traditionally tech­ gram. The problems facing Drexel. bers in higher education. nological majors. Karlovitz said. NEW in answer Harris replied that Karlovitz said, included nation­ A university must concentrate Drexel is in a better position this would “depend on Drexel's ally prominent education issues on “educating the human being to do this than liberal arts col­ mission” before this could be like the Integration of liberal and for a lifetime” by inculcating sci­ leges. he continued, because it is LSAT determined. professional studies, the escalat­ ence and research dimensions in easier to develop humanities ini­ tiatives in majors like engineer­ starting June ’89 ing, where students are already required to take certain humani­ ties courses. 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Forum to discuss cultural and politcal environment of South Africa A Kl'wlblack South .AfricanAlVir;in and b> Sophony Muy University divestment completed 18 months ago President of the National Tricinf^lc SlaJI V\ riicr Association of South African and social life of South Africa. “I don't think Drexel can do Students. Baloyi will speak on A lorum exploring the cultur­ and other speakers. 'I'he program Through apartheid, South anything |to help], but to divest, the role of students in the strug­ al anti political environment of will be an all day event, taking Afri.a’s 4.S million whites (14.X which it has done. People can gle against apartheid. South Africa will be held on place March 2, I9S9 in perccnt of the population) domi­ help by knowing and support the Presenting a reading of his campus next month. Organized MacAlister Hall's Living Arts nate the country’s 24.1 million struggle against apartheid in any poetry will be Brutus, an interna­ by Dr. George Ovitt and a group Lounge, 9:30 a.m. to 6:(K) p.m. blacks (74 percent), 2.8 million way,” he added. tionally known black South of other faculty members in the “Originally the idea of this “coloreds” (8.7 percent), and The University has been fully African poet living in exile in humanities and social science conference grew out of a discus­ divested for about 18 months, the U.S. department, the conference aims sion of divestment," said Ovitt. 89().(X)0 indians (2.7 percent). The purpose of apartheid was, reported Vice President for Julian Bond, a visiting profes­ to educate Drexel students of the Divestment is the selling of Treasurer Freddie Gallot. sor of history-politics at Drexel. social and political situation with stock in companies that do busi­ and still is. to protect and extend Ovitt works with an anti­ will compare the situation in the South African government, ness in the South Africa. while privilege and to destroy black nationalist aspirations, apartheid group in Philadelphia South Africa to the civil rights and to “celebrate" Drexel's The aim of a divestment is to known as Call to Conscience; it movement in the U.S. divestment in South Africa. foster the economic disruption of according to Ovitt. is the most active such group in A white South African. The conference will consist of apartheid in South Africa. The “This system of racial segre­ Philadelphia, he said. Assistant Professor of South Africans Dennis Brutus, system of apartheid is the foun­ gation is harmful to the South The forum affords the oppor­ Philosophy at Drexel. David Ben Magubane. l^anisa Baloyi, dation of the economic, political. African blacks, who are strug­ gling for political and human tunity for South Africans to Goldberg, will also participate in rights." he said. express their opinions while at the discussions. For pci)ple to help the under­ the same time educating students The forum will also feature a “ AS FUNNY AS EVER! ASTOUNDING! privileged. Oviti said, they must about the conditions in their discussion between South An entertainm ent unlike any other not invest in any corpt)ration that homeland. African students and members of Drexel's Black Student Unit)n. on the face of this earth!” does business with the South Magubane. a black South and films on south Africa that — WILLIAM B. COLLINS. Philadelphia Inquirer African government. African and professor of politi­ With power in the govern­ cal science at the University of will be shown in the lobl\v out­ ment's hands, “racism in South Connecticut, will address the side the Mandell Theater, next to Africa is an accepted way of current political situation in the Livinii Arts Lounge. life.” Ovitt said. South Africa. S ify ts w ffi 3 9 4 2 Street 7^^ - rolling STONE C S 3 G ' (2f5) 2 2 2 -4 2 5 0 S tn ^ S

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('ontiniied from I lege students were the sub­ Wei dm an conjocturcd that jects of responses. “Is birth pain and surt'cring c|iiostions control wrong'.’" one askeil. were the most rreqiiontly asked I'here were also c|uestions about because they “seem more real lonelniess ami the difficulty of and right out in I'ront of us.” making Irieiuls with people. “Theological questions are About .^0 people .iskeii a wide not perceived as affecting us on \ariot\ of questions relating tii a day-to-day basis.” she said. theological and doctrniai teach "We are taught that life should m gs. Sex oral questions niaile be efibrtless and without pain, jiointed reieiences to the biblical but that's not reality.” ('reation ami Noah's Aik in light One category consists ol of interpreting scniMure. questions about the nature of As lor such i.|uestions as God. "How do I know you "Who will win the Stanley exist?" and "Are Ciod. Allah. C up?” and "DitI you like I he Mohammed, Bhudda, and Lusf icnipitiiion of Christ y' Vishnu all different versions of W eidm an saiil, "I think som e the same entity?” were among people had lun with it. the questions asked. "But.” she adtieil, "1 can't help A frequent concern of partici­ but think that some people pants in the survey was asking thought seriously about this dur­ God for an explanation of the Members of Ihe Drexel Chrislian I'ellowship discuss questions to God. Photo hy Hen Cohen ing the week." purpose or meaning of life. "f'here is nothing new under "Why am I here?” and “Who am “What happens when we die?” questions asked. "W hy can't all of your flock the sun.” she said, relerring to I?” are examples of what some “ How will 1 be measured when Another focus ot the ques­ come together as one?” won­ the content of the seriiuis ques­ wrote. Six people, in fact, simply it's all over?” and “ If a person is tions was Christianity and reli­ dered another. On a more per­ tions. "I'here are answers to all asked, “Why?” humble and helps those in need gion in general: sonal level, some asked for help of these questions.” Weidman On a somewhat related note, and is generally a nice guy but "Why are there so many reli­ to become better Christians. ailded that the DC'I- is hoping 18 people submitted questions doesn't believe in God will he gions and only one God?” one Love, sex, and dating people will come out lor the about what comes after death: go to hell?” were some of the person wrote. important issues for many col- remaining discussions, the next ol which will be held next Thursday at 7:00 p.m. "There is an enormous amount of apathy in college stu­ dents, and college emls up set­ ting the pace for the rest of their li\es." she sai^l. "The longing for answers to these t|uestions is pre­ The Anatomy of 9 Pizz^. sent in everyone.”

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W ells Fargo guard resigns in w ake of gun incident

by Joe Saunders Korman Center that night, refused for him outside, threatening to according to two student witnesses, witnesses were questioned on the Of The Trianf>l(’ to admit him to the center at about “kick his a—” in front of several Samuels leaned over the passenger night of the incident by a Wells 9:30 p.m. He entered anyway, spectators. When he declined to side window. Imperato claims the Fargo sergeant, whose name he A Drexel alumnus charged this Imperato said, and the guard fol­ fight, Imperato said, Samuels fol­ guard pulled a gun out of her jack­ would not release, and three times week that a Wells F-argo security lowed him and became abusive. lowed him fo his car parked on the et, put it up against the window and denied seeing a gun. Both witness­ guard threatened him with a gun The two exchanged angry south side of Market Street, facing said something like “what’re you es denied being interviewed. following a dispute over access to words, according to University City Hall. going to do now, white boy?” “The sergeant said she asked the Korman Center on Monday Director of Security and Parking Consultants on duty at the One of the witnesses said he did the.se two gentlemen three times if night. Vince DeCerchio, including racial Korman Center said Samuels was not see the gun, but added that he they had seen a gun and each time According to Jim Imperato, slurs. Imperato is white, Samuels is at her post when they left shortly wasn’t wearing his glasses at the they said ‘no’,” DeCerchio said. “If finance '87, Permilira vSamueis, black. after closing at IO:(X) p.m. time, was not paying close atten­ they want to pursue it, they can file who was the guard on duty in the Imperato said the guard waited When Imperato got into his car. tion, and in the darkness may have charges and the police can put not may not have been able to see everyone on the stand.” the gun anyway. The second witness said he The other (both asked that their would testify under oath that he Beta Alpha Psi names not be used) claims to have believed the object he saw was a seen something that looked like a gun. firearm in Samuels’ hand. Though DeCerchio, citing “confidentiali­ Accounting Honorary Society the guard carried both a radio and a ty”, refused to release the security purse, the witness said he was sure report. it was neither. 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Aid may be linked to drugs

(CPS) - In a move some stu­ on every student." Bradshaw dent advocates are calling remi­ admitted. niscent of “ 19Sfs" Big Brother, “We'll base our information the federal government said Feb. on tips that students have gotten One W eek Only - Feb 22nd thru 25th 3 it would start asking students involved in drugs or on newspa­ who get Pell Grants to prove per articles about drug activi­ they don't use illicit drugs. ties," Bradshaw said. Drexel The measure was published Past convictions for drug pos­ in the Federal Register, the list session or sales shouldn't affect a Department of Performing Arts of regulations and rules the gov­ student’s Pell Grant application, presents ernment produces to enforce fed­ Bradshaw said, but it is an issue eral laws. The drug rule, which the Education Department is will automatically go into effect considering. if it's not formally challenged “If the money is going to be within 90 days, was created to used for drugs, then it's better if William Shakespeare’s implement the Drug-Free Work they hand it to someone who Place Act of 1988. It asks that all would make good use of it," said federal grant recipients like a Pell Grant recipient at San weapons manufacturers, high­ Diego City College, who asked way builders and apparently that her name not be used. T h e even students work in “drug- “It's great,” she said. free" environments. But Kevin Harris, organizing Applying it to students, said director of the United States Sheldon Steinbach of the Student Association in T e m p e s t American Council on Education, Washington. D.C., called the the campus presidents' lobbying regulations “an invasion of the group in Washington. D.C., was personal right to privacy," and a “a strained interpretation (of the poor signal for the new Bush law) that strikes me as being administration to send to stu­ with Will Stutts beyond the pale of what was dents. intended.” “ I think you'll hear a large The U.S. Dept, of Education, outcry from students in opposi­ Mandeli Theater which issued the rule, disagrees. tion to this regulation." Harris 33rd & Chestnut Streets Somehow, students will have predicted. “It's another signal of to swear they're not drug Big Brother looking down on the abusers. student population. They want to February 22-25 “We re deciding if students blame youth for the drug prob­ 8:00 P.M. w ill have to sign a separate form lem. It's crazy." or Just check a box on the grant In fact, students are not the F^or Information and Reservations Tickets $7 - $2 application form." said depart­ only ones being attacked in the ment spokesman Jim Bradshaw. war on drugs. In early January. Call 895-ARTS “ But they will have to certify Florida Gov. Bob Martinez they are diug-frco and not using announced that, starting in I the funtls tor drug-related activi­ August, all new state employees ties." including faculty members, I f v It' siiiii(.‘iits lie on the form. administrators, staffers and stu­ Bradstia'A -uiii. ihey could lose dent workers at State I'niversiiy their grams. System of Floriila campuses Still, no one knows how to wouk! have to pass drug tests deiormine it the\ are lying. W'o before beiiiii hired. don t have the resources to check

Enrollment up at colleges accross the country

(CPS) -- It's becoming more bled other departments. official every day: a record num­ University of Minnesota offi­ ber of collegians registered for cials reported at the same time class last fall. that an unexpected growth in the Confirming scattered reports number of nontraditional stu­ from both small and large cam­ dents this year has left them puses but defying predictions the scrambling to meet their special student population would start to needs — day care, classrooms decline this year, the National right on campus, etc. — without Center for Education Statistics inconveniencing “traditional” (NCES), which is part of the students. U.S. Dept, of Education, offi­ And Michigan State's College cially counted 12.8 million col­ of Business refused to add stu­ legians in school. dents to its classes because Enrollment nationwide has courses were already oversub­ grown by 2.5 percent over fall, scribed this term. 1987's levels, thanks mostly to Still more students seem to an 11 percent increase in the be signing up, however. Both numbers of “nontraditional" stu­ Youngstown State University in dents older than 25 years, the Ohio and Del Mar College in NCES said. Texas already have announced In early January, the their enrollments have grown American Council on Education again this term, in the fall. YSU counted about 12.3 million stu­ enjoyed its first enrollm ent dents. a one'percent increase increase in five years. from 1987. Whatever the final numbers, IMAGINE ENTERTAINMENW.S .RaLINS-MOfiRA-BREZNER.oo.oa. various campuses have been Bundy celebrated "THE'BURBS* BRUaDERN CARRIEFISHER RICKDUCOMMUN«,COREYFELDMAN "'TCANAaSEN reporting problems associated “ SJERRyGOLDSMITH -KcJSiDANAaSEN * “ «LARRVBREZNER»«MiCHAELFiNNELL with overcrowding since August. .jfMCNTIi fiUOMQ SUBBtTlBm . 1,()(M) Pints Of Lite: An off- w NO! if tdfit DANTE AUNjvEiSALR^ The last week in January, for campus bar and a Florida State example. English teachers at fraternity held a free-drink-and- OPENS FRIDAY AT A THEATRE NEAR YO U Northwest Missouri Slate barbecue party to “celebrate” the University which does not yet ENTER THE UNIVERSAL PICTURES "BURBS” GIVE-AWAY Jan. 24 electrocution of serial have final enrollment figures — LOOK FOR THE TOM HANKS / "BURBS" DISPLAY IN YOUR CAMPUS BOOKSTORE killer Ted Bundy, who slaugh­ complained overenrollment was DREXEL UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE decreasing personal contact tered two FSU students and TAKE TOM HANKS (or a reasonable facsimile thereof) HOME WITH YOU between faculty and students. badly injured three others in PLUS OTHER SPECIAL GIFTS Chair shortages also have trou- 1978. The Triangle February 17,1989 T\iition increase tentatively announced at 7 percent plans for developing the Market Continued from Page I Street property formerly occu­ from companys, which can be “iwj gut instinct... is that we ought to be talking pied by Cavanaugh’s, according spent at the president’s discre­ to Breslin. Instead the area will tion. about a 7 percent tuition increase.** -Pres. Breslin be converted to campus “green The original purpose of the by the Hotel Restaurant space”. While the spot was once gathering, the second vote on the to develop, was passed. Dr. Richard Schneider Management program, photogra­ the site of a proposed Charter of Faculty Governance, “This governance system announced that the University phy labs, and badly needed University-owned hotel, the was cleared within the first 20 brings Drexel into the 20th has secured a $372,000 grant office space for the College of plan was rejected as being too minutes of the nearly two hour Century,” Breslin said. “I cer­ from the state targeted to under­ Business, Schneider said. costly. meeting. The charter passed tainly will take it to the board |of graduate teaching assistance. The LeBow building is slated “We made a deliberate deci­ unanimously in what many trustees] with enthusiasm.” Instructional Media Services for occupancy in June, according sion not to build the hotel,” called a pro forma vote after its A Faculty Senate, composed will receive $100,000 of the to Vice President for Admin­ Breslin said. Drexel can’t afford overwhelming acceptance last of faculty, student representa­ money for new audio-visual istration John McCullough, and to borrow more money, he Tuesday. tives, the academic deans, and equipment which is used by all the wall on the west side of added, and because of financial A motion to rescind the the president, is expected to be colleges. The College of Commonwealth Hall will be constraints must decide its con­ bylaws of the present faculty in place by September, accord­ Engineering will also get faced over in stucco in accor­ struction priorities carefully. council system and replace them ing to members of the gover­ $100,(XX) to prepare for accredi­ dance with city regulations now “In the past we haven’t with the governance charter was nance committee. tation this spring. The rest of the that Cavanaugh’s has been torn thought through the whole ques­ made by Dr. James Friend, pro­ The governance committee money will be divided among down. Next year’s budget will tion” when making construction fessor of atmospheric science will now act as a transition team the various colleges, he said. also include a laboratory “user plans, Breslin said. By waiting and chair of the governance in the interim , according to Renovation of the Wilford fee” on the LeBow building, until plans are finalized, he committee. A chorus of voices Council Chairman Jacqueline Building is continuing, with added, the University can avoid seconded it. There was no dis­ Mancall. most of the building’s floor though the amount has not yet costly renovations while the cussion, and within minutes, the In other business, acting Vice space already allocated to class­ been determined. There are currently no firm property only increases in value. charter, which took three years President for Academic Affairs rooms and studios, space for use Begin your career in Accounting

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Bom bs keep popping up at Oregon State University

(CPS) -- Someone is planting have disrupted Pacific Union side the Sigma Kappa sorority dorm Jan. 20. Campus officials they have beefed up campus bombs around the Oregon State College, Michigan State on the OSU campus, and blew evacuated the dorm and searched security. “At this point we feel University campus. University, Harvard and the smaller holes in a parked car. the building, but found no explo­ that the people at PUC are safe," Four bombs have been dis­ University of California-Santa Pipe bombs also were found sives. said Vice President for Student covered on and near the Barbara in recent weeks. in a park near the campus Jan. 8, The caller phoned PUC the Services John Collins. Corvallis campus during the last “Someone could have been and by maintenance crews Jan. next day to report another bomb Two bomb threats at month. One of them, a pipe killed... we’re definitely investi­ 24 near a campus basketball and to threaten two students he Michigan State in late January bomb, exploded, blasting a gating this since it's a life-threat­ court. The next day, three stu­ knew there. The suspect, whose prompted officials there to evac­ dumpster and a car parked near- ening incident,” Corvallis City dents found one in a dorm quad. name has not been released, uate the main library, while by. Police Lt. Dean Freedman said California police, meanwhile, reportedly has threatened other Cambridge, Mass., police emp­ And Oregon State isn't the of the OSU bombing. are searching for a man who schools, too. tied a Harvard classroom build­ only campus to have problems The pipe bomb tore two large called Pacific Union College and PUC officials say the man's ing to search for a bomb Jan. 17. with explosives. Bomb threats holes in the metal dumpster out­ said he planted a bomb in a threats aren't serious, although No bombs were found.

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THE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OF Bundy, Bozzelli, Baggies and Bodies DREXEL UNIVERSITY Common Pleas Court Judge because it “goes right to you”, art-vs-smut or sex-object- Published Fridays during the academic year; Lynne M. Abraham convicted Bozzelli used six and a half vs-sexuality. What we have here by and for the students of Drexel University. Michael Bozzelli of murdering a times more cocaine than my is a basic avoidance of responsi­ motel manager in 1987. (I'd tell source has used in one shot. bility. Were Bundy’s victim’s you what his sentence was, but Ted Bundy, electrocuted Jan. killed by cartons of pornographic EDITOR EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR that information was reported in 24 for murdering a 12-year-old magazines? Did books and films Joe Saunders David Chartier the Feb. 10 Inquirer, and the girl, blamed pornography for his come to their houses and attack library has not yet decided to numerous homicidal tendencies them? (it is estimated that Bundy killed Was Patio Motel Manager Elevator From Hell as m any as 50 wom en) in a Barbara Schwartzmann killed by videotape he made with religious five little baggies of cocaine? Not to be outdone...... "~~“Sue broadcaster and anti-pornogra­ Did the cocaine hop into a needle DCF’s quest for the ultimate question to tlie Ultimate Being ■...... Talbutt phy activist James Dobson the and inject itself into Bozzelli night before the state of Florida when he wasn’t looking? is a great idea, but might be a little too ambitious for your executed him. Bozzelli is a drug addict. I basic, decidedly mortal campus organization like the Triangle. make that issue accessible to the public yet. This from a university Ann Burgess, a University of understand addiction; I can eat a Fortunately, there are still some things that are definitely with­ with an accredited school of Pennsylvania professor, worked box of quality European choco­ in our range. information studies, which has a on a 1986 study on sexual mur- lates in, oh, five minutes. So, shamelessly stealing an idea that might never have been masters program in librarial Nobody forces me to buy created in these offices, the Triangle is launching an “Ask science?) them; no one forces me to Breslin” campaign. Just fill out the coupon below, cut it out Apparently, Abraham, “I understand addiction; stare longingly at a schnapps and drop it off in the newspaper office Letters to the Editor who heard the case without a I can eat a box of quali­ candy for five hours until I box, outside room 3014 MacAlister Hall. jury, didn’t believe Bozzelli ty European chocolates can’t stand it and eat twenty Infallibility not guaranteed. who pleaded he was unac­ of them. No one forced in, oil, five minutes. ” Michael Bozzelli to shoot up ------1 countable for his actions of ■ I * that first time or any subse­ Got a question you’d like to ask Breslin? | the evening because he used five bags of cocaine before the derers with the federal govern­ quent times. With all the Write your question for Breslin on this slip ■ stabbing. ment; 81 percent of the 36 killers warnings on drug use and abuse. of paper and deposit it in the “Letters to The j According to my sources in surveyed were pomo fans. This, Mi key knew what he was doing each time he injected cocaine. Editor” box in the Triangle lounge on the | the drug underworld, half a stan­ she claims, proves that porn can dard bag of cocaine is enough for cause men to kill. “This is not a Who's to say what the effects I third floor of MacAlister. I one person over a period of (wo lab setting, where it's hard to of pornography or five bags of j The top 10 questions will be posted. | hours (shooting, not snorting or prove a causal link,” she is cocaine are on a person? I Several of the questions will be given to the | smoking), and six people can reported to have said. “These are Feminists have claimed since inject one bag of cocaine. .A real killers doing real things to time immemorial (remember. I president and his answers published in the I dime bag is about a quarter real people in real life.” I'm only 20 so time immemorial Triangle. • gram, assuming a going rate of Now that's really, really inter­ is fairly short) that pornography I $40 per gram. esting, because one of the first incites violence against women. What happens if you take loo maxims of research is “correla­ However, with the social and much cocaine? “Your heart goes tion does not imply causation.” legal taboos associated with really, really fast, and you feel Or, because 75 percent of a class pornography and drugs. Bundy really, really numb, and your Hunks a calculus exam and none and Bozzelli willingly influenced brain is really, really clear, and if of them have taken a poetry themselves. you don't feel like you're gonna course at Drexel, that does not Each made the decision to die, you feel great,” the source mean poetry is a prerequisite for look at the girlie magazines or said, “but you don’t feel particu­ calculus. Perhaps it never take the drugs. Each is responsi­ larly amoral or like going out crossed Burgess's mind, but the ble for his own corruption, and and killing someone.” twisted emotions that make men therefore still fully responsible The most my source had done want to become sex murderers for his crimes. The blame cannot I I was “three times in one hour” — might also make them want to be passed off to an addiction or I I about a bag and a half. Factoring look at pornography. bad habit that each chose. I I that cocaine is twice as powerful Let’s not debate the question L J when injected than inhaled of pornography; this is not We have the technology, we can m ake it better than it is Drexel is one of the nation's Unfortunately, we, the stu­ the machine and there is a serial logging on from anywhere. (A The library has a number of leaders in the use of technology dents, faculty, and administra­ port right on the back. few dedicated terminals in the databases and catalogues avail­ as an integral part of university tion, have neglected to take full (Som ething that may not be library and dorms would allevi­ able on line from specific termi­ life. All students have or have advantage of our resources and appreciated by those who ate the need to network dorm nals. yet the card catalog is still access to the same type comput­ potential. Drexel is inconsistent haven't spent time and money rooms.) O.S.I.R. already recog­ cards. Local county libraries and er, and there are myriad opportu- in its use of technology and it dropping add-on cards into an nizes the need to better facilitate state colleges have already doesn't use it as well as it could. IBM-PC.) With the new student access to information moved on-line and it's time Keeping Up The blame doesn't lie with any voice/data phone system coming like class room assignments, fac­ Drexel followed suit. The power Bob particular group or ulty office extension and flexibility of this type of department but rather numbers, etc.. but database is immense; the l^nefits ---- Pritchett with everyone, and it “Imagine sitting at there doesn't seem to serve both library users and will take some effort home or in a dorm at 11 be any effort under­ staffers. When this type of card nities to use it everywhere. on the part of every­ way to make this catalogue is tied to the circula­ Everyone has the same basic one in order to do pm and logging onto accessible outside of tion system a library user can software bundle, complete with something about it. the central system to the main building. determine whether or not a book spreadsheet, word processor, find a public A central system is available without checking the data-base, paint program and At Drexel, various ^jmemo from the could provide digital shelves. Once the system is up more. The public domain and departments and mail boxes for facul­ there is no end to the possibili­ shareware resources available organizations use Physics depart­ ment listing the ty. adm inistration, ties. It this catalogue was are virtually unlimited. It is sim­ laserwriters for and organizations, to available through a central net­ ply impossible to spend any everything from bul- room number for your 8:00 exam provide for the inter­ work, or even a specific “dial­ amount of time on Drexel's cam­ letin-board posters to and detailing the material covered.” change of memos, let- up” system, a student could sit in pus without seeing an abun­ internal memos, and ters, data files and his dorm room (or apartment, or dance of Macintosh-created yet the Public more, not to mention home) and look for a book on a work. (This, some true graphic Relations department sends on line in the next few weeks that students could submit papers specific subject at any hour of artists will assert, is a major releases out from an imagewrit- there are few major technical without ever having to print the day or night. If he found that black-mark against the wide er. If we're concerned about how obstacles left to the implementa­ them out. the book he wanted was checked availability of graphic tools, but others see Drexel we can cer­ tion of a university-wide net­ Imagine silting at home or in a out he could immediately reserve that's beside the point....) tainly do better than some draft­ work, or at least an easily acces­ dorm at 11:00p.m. and logging it. He could then check to see if The advantages Drexel stu­ mode text off an old ribbon. sible central system. The poten­ onto the central system to find a he had any books overdue and dents take with them are • • • tial for increased productivity, public memo from the Physics then look to find out if the immense; few other universities The Macinti)sh is better not to mention convenience, department listing the room library subscribed to a certain are as well equipped for and as equipped for communications would be immense. number for your S:()()a.m, exam maua/.ine during a specific lime dedicated to meeting the chal­ and networking than many other Data like that available from and detailing the material cov­ period. lenges technology will present personal computers. The the terminals in the Main C'ourt ered. • • • to graduates. .•\ppleTalk system is built nuo should be available to anyone. ( ontiiiued on next paye February 17,1989 The Triangle 11 I’ll be safe and you’ll be sorry A lot of people gave blood at one that is not available when of giving blood regularly. The G ive m e liberty the Red Cross blood drive over someone needs it. service fraternity Alpha Phi the last two days. Many of them Somewhere a patient may be Omega sponsors the Blood are regular donors. Some were lying in despair, knowing that Drive every term, with enough or give m e beer the precious liquid necessary to time between drives to donate at As I Lay Bleeding keep life in his frame is being each one. I was walking west on Phoenix or Pulsations, where denied by people who think The most selfish person in the Market street tonight and came countless couples met in a David midterm blues are an excuse to world has reason to give blood. upon Orange Brick Univer­ grind of flesh and sweat, only ----- Chattier let him die. If a situation ever arose where sity’s latest urban renewal pro­ to later forget the names and Sometime, a patient whom there was a shortage of blood ject — the destruction of number of orgasms attributable first timers (you could tell by the you love — maybe even your­ and two people both needed the Cavanaugh’s and the Jailhouse. to their partners. sweaty palms). Some were self — may be lying in similar blood, a donor would receive I suppose a more expressive The Jailhouse was a refuge bored with the whole thing - despair. All for the cost of 20 preferential treatment for the person might have broken for underage drinkers in an age they donated without a second minutes and a little effort. available blood over a non­ when the abuse of alcohol was thought. Some came only for the Thousands of lives in the donor. Guest Columnist merely frowned upon, and not free donuts, coffee, and ice Delaware Valley depend on the The next Blood Drive will be the subject of frothing, nar­ cream. Some actually cared steady supply of blood from the in the middle of the Spring term. Raoul row-minded witchhunts. Were about what happened to their city’s universities. In order to Donating blood is completely -----Duke II minors served alcohol in this blood, serving the greater good help the Red Cross help patients,' safe. Not donating blood may be place? Ever since the end of of mankind and helping at least donors should develop the habit .atal. down in tears. (Remember, my that slime bucket Harding’s three people survive to live, name is Duke, Raoul Duke the Prohibition Amendment. hopefully, more productive Younger. I’m not allowed to Damn right they broke the law, lives. For whatever reason, they have sensitive-type emotions. knowingly and willingly! But came. Which is more than I can It’s in the contract.) What I felt for what reason? Increased say for the 12,200 students, fac- was somewhere between anger profit? Absolutely! But maybe their reasons had deeper roots, ulty, and administrators that and disgust. Maybe even didn’t show up. remorse. like maybe the basic freedom’s There has been a lot of adver­ My gut reaction was that it of the HUMAN RACE? In tising done recently in the was more carnage, the calling how many taverns did the Sons Philadelphia region detailing the card of the great, fiendish fas­ of Liberty gather to put in area’s severe shortage of blood cist plot to thoroughly neuter action emotions that burned and the need for donors. the spirit of anyone going to their hearts? (uh..., lots!) President Breslin has joined Drexel. A saner man might Where was the freakin’ United other colleges in publicizing the call it progress. Slates Marine Corps born? event, and has appointed Vice For most of the current (outside Tun Tavern. Phila.!) President for Student Affairs Dr. Drexel population, Cava­ Was it irresponsible to serve minors alcohol? Only if a gen­ Arthur Jobiin to head a coniniit- naugh’s and the Jailhouse are eration is too weak to handle tee to spread the news of the only weightless names. Bui Blood Drive on campus. ask .some of the older Drexel any son of responsibilities. Without a doubt, there where Still, less than 3 percent of alumni (like 50 years and Drexel came out to donate. over) what they reniemlxjr. If times wnen we (as a group and as individuals) got blind drunk, The rarest type of blood is the Drexel President Breslin happily donated blood on Wednesday. nothing else in this drab and incapable of human sjx;ech and apathetic environment, Cava­ intent only on soiling our naugh's/Jailhouse was a com­ mon tie that united the living, clothing in every way conceiv­ blind to race, sex, religion, able. Yet like an angelic Mr. ...B igger, stronger, faster social station, organizational Magoo, someone was always ties and age. (It was also fre­ sober enough to navigate us Continued from previous page and small, in which we can applications to Stanford home and clean up after us. It quently blind to looks, but that The benefits of abundant and move forward and remain on the University set records and news was after the eighth beer) had nothing to do with luck — accessible technology are all ‘cutting-edge.’ nuii^azines hef^an to call if the For the last couple of years we merely knew someone had around us, but we often take Expense is biggest obstacle to best college in America, this of its existence, Cavanaugh’s to stay semi-functional. them for granted, or ignore them any advances in technology sunny...campus kept a tittle was a little worn around the There have been some completely. At The Triangle implementation, but that can't be secret... edges, like the thirthyish recent, rather tragic and ulti­ we’ve walked all the way across avoided; we must balance the Stanford...never f>ives any­ mately fatal events, where blonds that would sit in the campus to wait for a MacWrite expenses against the benefits. At body an F. there was no one to mind the comers with desperate looks in file to be dumped to an the very least we can take advan­ Fill your final En}>!ish exam inebriated. Not the first time their eyes. You had to feel imagewriter, and then walked all tage of what we have and work with erotic doodles, sleep sorry for it. Also kind of and unfortunately not the last the way back to the office in towards putting it to good use. through every chemistry lab, that this sort of thing will hap­ attracted and repulsed at the order to type it back into At best there is no limit. and no one, particularly not pen. What is interesting is how same time. Cavanaugh’s had, MacWrite. It was a stupid thing • • • future employers or graduate we, as a society, react to it. The at times, questionable cuisine to do, but it's a good example of NOTE: The name of this col­ schools, will ever hear about it. pendulum of surface morality and definitely watery beer. But how we neglect to use the umn is taken from that of anoth­ The failing student receives no has swung frighteningly close it became an extension of advantages we have. We have no er written for Fortune magazine credit, but even that fact is not to the days of the Puritans. As home, a convenient place to problems of disk or file compati­ by Daniel Seligman. Seligman is entered on the transcript... a result, anything deemed stop for whatever was neces­ bility, but we don't bother to a talented writer who uses his Occasionally.. .students terrified harmful and immoral will be sary. You could have bombed a think of a simple file copy. column to discuss issues of by the thought o f any low grade, legislated away in the interest final 10 minutes ago and 100 Drexel has come a long way, social and political significance such as a C or D, will faskj the of a proper public image and meters away, but in Cav’s you but there is a long way to go. We in a humorous and slightly sar­ professor to “please fail me," lower insurance rates. were safe from the Drexel need not only to keep abreast of castic tone. Most of his material and thus erase any record o f the Like some sort of vicious nightmare. the changes in technology but is commentary on or analysis of course... circle, responsibility is contin­ It was a place where exces­ we need to take advantage of things he finds in the press, but The University Committee on ually legislated out of the sively heavy drinking united what we have and use it to the occasionally something turns up Academic Appraisal and hands of the public, and like an young, slightly frightened fullest. that needs no comment. Achievment...lfears thatj reviv­ unexercised muscle, atrophies. strangers, bounding them for­ There are many issues sur­ Following is an item from one of ing the F "would unfortunate­ And with the moral and mental ever (at least in their hearts rounding each of the ideas pre­ his columns which he took from ly...create a ‘scarlet letter’ with­ weakening come more suffo­ and imaginations). In it’s own The Washin}>ton Post. (The edit­ in the grading system (th atj cating laws. I think I’ll emi­ sented here and it would be tacky, soiled way, that estab­ impossible to look at them all, ing is Seligman's.) could have deleterious psycho­ grate to Australia. lishment was as blatant a but we do need to look at the Great Moments in logical effects on students..." human meat market as The issues. Beyond these examples Educational Psychology there are dozens of ways, big STANFORD,CALIF.— As... ARLO by M ichael T ^enin

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Hope you're feeling better' Summer Joba/Entr*pran*urs- Own and oper­ Let's go out sometime' Love Mana & Amy Phi Mu Unlicensed and Licensed Applicants are encouraged to ate your own business this summer and earn over Starao Equipmant: Harmon Kardon receiver #1 $5000 - asphalt sealing franchises lor college stu­ model 795i Denon CD player model #DCD-810 apply. Casino license information and assistance will be with remote control. Infinity RS-6000 high-end dents •• great resume - call Collegiate Sealers. Inc Tracay D. You're a great roommate so slop available. If you'd like additional information about our for information and application at 1-800-635-3391. speakers. Mitsubishi Hi-Fi 4-head VCR with remote apotogizingi Love your Phi Mu Roommates! Jobrest, please call our Personnel Office at 800-243-7660. control. All equipm ent still in original boxes, never opened Will sell separately, best offer taken Call EI4GINEERING OR SCIENCE MAJOR to iden Nancy Van K-Happy Birthday to may favorite tify sales opportunities for our electronic test equip­ Mark @ 215-386-8616 anytime little sis- Love Laura ment and microwave products. Earn $1000+ just by For Sala: RAM Expansion for Macintosh. i talking with your engineenng and science profes­ To my old Phi Mu Roomlas; I miss you tots sors! Call Ken Reid at Lectronic Research Labs. Megabyte with quartz fan and disk software, onginal Love Laura 800-358-8378 or 609-541 -4200 cost over $500 Will sell to Best offer (609) 468- 3551. Phis- You guys are doing great keep up it up. Mo(MsN*a4tad It's not much tonger now! Love, Nancy Van Kleunen Free cut. color, perm and styNng of contempo­ Ikickman SdoM . Perfect for private listening rary hairstyling lor the City Hair Beauty Show at the of electric guitars and other electrical Instruments Kira. Keep up the great work & stay psyched- Hl/Low inputs. 2 headphone outputs, mono, stereo, Montscrate Theater. Feb 26 by the renowned you're almost 100% Phi Mu! Love your Big Sister TRUMP PLAZA Rkshard Nicholaus Styling Team Must attend mod­ chorus, edge distortion, clean settings Power sup­ Ally els' call Feb. 25 at the Richard Nicholaus Sak>n ply included Only 2 mos old $125 Negotiable Hotel and Casino • Atlantic City's Centerpiece For further information 9 am to 4 pm at 1 -800-832- Call Mike at 222-1561 Sue Polinsky: i'm really going to miss you! 3347, T ru m p Plaza is an equal opportunity employer, subject to the rules and Good Luck with your CPA courses! Happy 4 Sala: Kramer Focus Guitar Floating bridge, regulations o f the Mew Jersey Casino Control Commission. Graduation! Love your little sis-R- P an -tim a S a a m s tra s a wranta<>- C h o o se your kxk nut. trembo bar (it has the works). It you are own hours during the regular business day Call looking for a rock-n-roll guitar This is it. Must see + Good Luck to tha Phi class, only a couple ol Mari( at 382-4488 hear Call Enk 386-8418 w eeks left' Michele Melotti F eb ru ary 17, 1989 The Triangle 13

PERSONALS PERSONALS ANNOUNCEMENTS

Christoph«r-1 ooking forward to Spnng BreaK' JaZInn - Grab me. squeeze me. cover me with B arth thanks for everything Big Sis -C Tnangle announcements are listed by day You bettor sav e up. Mictielle Scripture Sharing and Prayar: All are invited 'ce-coW sauerkraut, warm me on your hot dog bun, When placing an announcement please indicate to join us, Thursday. 4 30 to 5 30 p m . in the sweet salt soon bkje after the day after tomorrow To tha SIg PI Pledges, Pat Pete, Jeff and Ian what day of ttie upcoming week the event is for or if Newman Center Discussion, reflection, and prayer John-Happy 1 yr Anniversary' All my love. Love, your leather-clad beef monger Rachelle I am psyched I love you guys Love your sweet­ If should tie listed as "Future' or "General" Please on the Gospels Kacy heart limit announcem ents to one per p ag e Form must Mobar-What? No more trips to the hospital? be com pleted in full or no g u aran tees will be m ade Human Relations: "How to Get Along With M*ch«ecca 10th. All are weteome to come and pray with us the good worV Luv yal Phi Mu S usan A.C You're a Geek. Hook up survey say s ..not! You are definitely SAD Doubly SADDM! Dust? Hay Big Sis, Lets get together soon I miss Tha Draxal Marketing Association will be Future Sh*ri- Your a great btg sister Let's go out' Phi ...... H as it been that k>ng JB you! A C. BP57 interacting with students from the Italian Institute of Mu Love. Susan Foreign Trade at a reception kjncheon sponsored Seniors: We need you to help plan the Dan-HAPPy 24TH BIRTHDAYII!!! One more Phi Sigma Sigma BP57- We re awesome, I by the Internationaf Forum on Marketing and Baccalaureate Mass at the Newman Center Pleasa Nancy-1 am so glad to see that you are alive year and it will be a quarter of a century, better get tove you's! -Mags Merchandising on Fnday, February 17th, 1989. at contact Fr Zeuner or Sr Dorothy if you can help. Good Luck on your interviews Love, Heather the plumbing checked for leaks' Thanks for being a (PentfTouse) Faculty Club at MacAiister Hall, 12 30 - 895 2595 great fhend!!!!! Love, Marcelle, Bev, Chhstina. T.D.- I want a hard body in Lauderdale -Love 2 p m. This lunch is in conjunction with our activities Kathy- It is almost over enjoy it while you can. Michelle, Melissa & Paul MK of our Marketing Week Celebration For more infor­ Seniors: We need you Any Senior interestod Come over sometime Love, Heather mation, call Professor Grassi at 895-2136 for reser in planning the Intertaith Baccalaureate Ceremony MIchaal-Happy Birthday you are one year Phi Sigma Sigma Jodi- Seen any helium tanks valions lor the graduating seniors, their lamilies and fnends, oUer, but I still love you! I hope this Is the best lately? A felto BP57 please come to the meeting If you woukl like kj To all the Phi Mu's- Let's Party ttiis weekend! B'day you've ever had (even though you have 3 help, please contact Sr Dorothy 895-2595 exams on Tuesday). Love ya kjts, Jen Jamuu, You mean the world to me. and I want Happy Birthday, Nancy Van Kluenan. Leva, to thank you for helping me through this hard time. I Evening of Reflection: Thursday. March 2nd. Your Phi Mu Roomies! Mika T. -Have an awesome Birthday' Love-The am grateful for your undying patience. I tove you Saturday 6 p m to 8 p m Simple meal, time for prayer. di»- Pht Mu's on Apt 1A now & forever Love, Ceebs cusston and quiet. Foltowed by Communal Penance To my III sis- Love you tots. Keep up the hard The Drexel Man's Volleyball Team plays its Service at 8 p.m. II you plan to attend the meal, lei wotH, its alm ost over-yeah!! Love C hhs S p o o c h : You get ‘lost in my ey e s', but it's "only To My Big Sis Kally, Congrats on the success toughest matches of the year on February lath and us know by February 28th All are welcome in your dreams' that I will ever "shake your tove”! of the Crush Party! You’re awesome and I love you . 19th. We can win them, but we need your help' Be Newman Center For info call 895-2595 Michelle M! Lei's gel drunk together soon! Sorry! Love, Debbie (Bndget) Gibsok dude! You little sis, Denise at Penn's Weightman Hall (235 S. 33rd Street) on Love your Phi Mu Little sis. Jen Saturday the 18th at 11 a m. for matches with Army Communal Penance Service Thursday. Kim, I'm sorry I missed the Valentine's Day Becky and Paggy, Thanks lor everything! and Columbia, and at the Drexel Physical Education March 2nd, 8 p.m. Newman Center All are weteome Amy, Maria, Tracayl You guys are awesome m essages but I love you anyway' Happy Valentine's Happy Valentine’s Day! Love, ya Dayfe Center on Sunday, the 19th. at 2:30 pm. lor the to attend roommates. Phi Mu #11 Love you guys-Jen Day! V-mon m atch with the U. of Maryland S e e you there' Staca, Happy Valentine’s Day to a great Big We Need You to play Bingo and have a p>arty Happy 22nd Birthday Nanc« & Moal Love LN Phi S ig woukj like to thank everyone who cam e Sister! Love ya, Dayle for the Rudolphy Blind Home. Thursday. March 2nd to the crush party-we had a blast!!! at 3 p.m Sign up in the office at the Newman Anita- Thank You tor the awesome dinner! I BP57 -We're almost there' Get Psyched! Center 895-2595 owe you one' Love, your big sis -BP57- The S'Sterhood project was great-you're Sunday awesome- thanks for being great pledges!!! Toni, Little Boy, Happy Valentine's Day to the best M asses In the Dorms: 10 p.m. Phi Mu pledges your doing a great job' Nan, and Kelly boy in the world. I tove you! Little girl Tha Newman Center Masaas, 10 30 a m and Tuesday. February 28th ■ Calhoun 5:30 p m. If you vwjukl like to participate a s a Lector, Monday, March 6th - Van R Phi Mu Elysha When are we going out again? Ron -Happy Valentine's Day! Thanks so much Holly: You're my Valentine-Love Jodi musician, or be in the choir group, we are wekx)m- Tuesday March I4th - Towers Dorothy for the p ast six months. Your the light at the en d of ing new m em bers for the New Year. P lease contact All are wetoome. the tunnel I love you! -Tracey BPS7: Will it never end? I love you Hang In the Newman Center All are invited to attend our Phi Mu Sandy one of these Thursdays we will there. -Jodi liturgies and pray with us Contact. Sr. Dorothy 895- Saturday, March 18lh, 1989. Heidegger and get together!? Dorothy Lush, Are you sexually frustrated, or what' No 2595 All are invited to attend our worship and pray Practical Life 1 p m - 5 p m Jacques Taminiaux, one wants you for dessert you day old bread Susan: I don't have to put up with this treat­ with us. Philosophy, University of Louvain, Reiner L eah, Your an aw esom e lil'sis & Phi Mu pledge Rumor has it that you are moldy, leave WET WILLY ment. I'm capable of sending my own personals Schurmann, Philosophy. New School for Social -Anita ALONE!! Whips N 'C hains Signed BloodFang Sunday Worship Service. Drexel Asbury Research: Respondent: Tom Rockmore, United Protestant Ministry holds its worship service Philosophy. Duquesne University; Chairperson: To the Fall Phi Class -You guys are great' S w eet S o n ia- Son^y I couldn't m ake it I hope Rick, There are pictures of that red-hot child in at the Chnstian Assoc 3601 Locust Walk at 11 00 Jacques Catudal. Philosophy, Drexel University. Good Luck with the rest of pledging LlOB Sandy this will m ake up for my presence. Happy Birthday'! my rose-colored glasses Clara a m Sunday morning - 3rd floor chapel All are Located in Living Arts Lounge. MacAiister Hall Phi Mu Luv, G eorge invited and weteome! Rick, I'm forever a kitten. Clara Mary, You are the best little sister ever LlOB Roses are Red The Drexel Men's Volleyball Team plays its S andy Phi Mu Violets are Blue Jack Straw, Survey says' Boy' You need sen- toughest matches of the year on February 19th We We love you Kevin ous help R em em ber it is safe can win them, but we need your help' Be at the General To my new Phi Mu roommates at Castle 4. I We didn't forget you Drexel Physical Educat'on Center on Sunday, the love you guys -Love Roe hlappy Valentine's Day Mr, TXC. Thanks for another great Valentine's 19th. at 2.30 p m for the match with the U of The Commuter Coalition is a social/service Love, The Sisters of Alpha Sigma Alpha Day. You w ere incredible, say Hi to Richard! Maryland See you there' organization designed to meet the needs of the To my big sis Tracey and my little sis Taml- commuter We have a complete selection of SEPTA you are awesome Love in our twnd -Roe Phi Mu Drew Fader-lt could be easy to let you know Attention Deadheads: Grateful Dead Concert schedules to help keep you motile We are looking that I care for you a lot Letting you know who I am April 3. Pittsburgh Civic Arena $65 for a ticket and for new memtwrs If you are interested, you can tind Erin-Don't worry, the sisters of Phi Mu still love is the only part that is not. I don't think that I'm transportation to and from the concert. Call Mike at us in MacAiister Hall, room 3027. or call us at 895- you We wish you tne best" someone you'd turn away just a gal who's got her 386-7679. Monday 2572 eye on you 24 hrs a day My baby sister Robyn- Sorry to hear you were Peggy: i was too shy to talk to you at Pi Kap President’s Days, is this Monday, therefore Two Tickets to the Sixers; Chances 50c each sick at least the doctor was cute' Hope you feel bet P o rcu p in e , Hi' I don't have to tell you what a Friday night He wasn't lying. I do love you. Please most of Drexel will be closed For additional infor­ (3 for $1) Game is March 28th • Sixers vs Celtics ter' M great time I had this weekend Here's to many more write me back. The Guy in the Hat mation on the availability of services, you should (Good seats') Drawing is February 26th Proceeds of those (but no champagne for me anymore) contact the specific department on concern. are for the expenses of our Spring Service to West Dear Amy and Maria, Keep up the Phi Mu spir­ You're becoming a very special person to me and I L o u ise, I'll only take aerotMCS with you if you Virginia Tickets are available at the Newman it! You're the b est little sisters LlOB R enee hope It continues that way I've eaten some of my promise to wear spandex Dave The Drexel Marketing Association will pre­ Center roses and they're quite good-thanks and Happy sent a slide tape presentation ol the American To the Phis, Hang in there. You're doing a Belated V Day Guess what Sunday is? A great Cindy, So you tned it and found out what you Marketing Association as part of its Marketing Week Baccalaureate Mass - Newman Center Any great job LlOB Phi Mu sisters m ilestone in history ...Love. (Don't Call Me) Bubbles really want. Life Is o n e big ex p en en ce. and I am Celebration All students . all majors, are invited to senior interested in planning the Mass. see Sr going to expenence It all' I took your advice It's attend at 1 pm . in Matheson Hall, room 307. Dorothy or Fr. Zeuner at the Newman Center or call Good Luck Phis! Love the sisters of Phi Mu' Did anyone ever hear of the Jumping your turn again -Lon Monday. February 19th. 1989. 895-2595 Response Coelllcient? The Nose Knows' Phi Mu IS best soronty on campus' L over..„ls it really over? I m iss U. Thanx for Looking for fun? Come join the Drexel Math Ecumenical Prayer and Reflection: Every To the Dynamic Queen, I love you more than taking me to Kokomo you're very special to me. and Computer Science Society It is open to anyone Wednesday in Lent b^inning February 15th 6 to 8 Dear Arlene, Keep up the Phi Mu spint' You him. Dweeb No. I love you more. Dweeber Please. You'll never be for gotten Good Luck C-U-on the with an interest in math or computer science p m A simple supper followed by Scnpture, reflec­ are doing a great job' LlOB. Lynne Pick the Dweeb' No. the Dweeber! Dweeb! P rom enade Meetings are held Mondays at 1 p m in tion and evening prayer All invited University D w eeber' Com m onw ealth Hall, room 113 C om e join us for Lutheran 37th and Chestnut To the Phis: Keep up the good work. It's almost Lover...l think I've But does It doesn't matter our casino tnps. movie nights, distinguished guest over Love. The Sister of Phi Mu' Dana, You are the best friend a person could does it? Our time will be up soon Hold me. speakers, picnics, parties and any suggestions you Sacrament of Reconciliation (Penance) ask for. Thanx for everything' Love. Beanie ...... gotta g o might have Available at Newman Center Thursday 1 -1 30 p m. / Phi Mu-Thanx for a great year' You guys are Fnday 11 - 11 45 a m Also available on request the best I'll really miss everyone Love. Shen Roger, I fly into the clouds when I see you and Attention Drexel: Call Fr Zeuner 895-2595 you do splits for me- think we should join the circus? A Because most men are smarter than Art, Susan & Tara, Just wanted to let you know Love you, Lisa all women. Yo Judge! - Applications being accepted from that you three are the best little sisters anyone coukJ O: Why will woman never hold a signifi­ Tuesday all undergraduate students lor the positions of have. Let's all go out one night soon Love, your Big Mom, How can I ever concentrate with that gui­ cant or meaningful job? -TASK Associate Justice ol the Student Court of Review If Sis tar blanng at me Lisa Masses In the Dorms: 10 p m Tuesday. interested in serving on this court, fill out the form Attention Drexel Women: Copies of the above February 14th - Myers: Tuesday, February 21st • on the door ol the Student Congress office Room Phi Mu Pledges- Get psyched!' You never Daddy- Maybe you trashed my mind with personal ad. including name & phone number are Kelly; Tuesday, February 28th ■ Calhoun, Monday, 3025. MacAiister Hall, and slide it under the door know when that time «nll be coming Always be pre­ romantic ideology, maybe you ignored me. but I'm available at no charge at the Tnangle Office. March 6th - Van R . Tuesday March 14th • Towers Any questions, leave a message for David at the pared Sister of Phi Mu glad I don't have to fight a major battle with you for All are wefcome to come and pray with us. Call Fr Tnangle office. my sex life. Cozy Randy-1 know that you suffer as the monsters Zeuner for more info 895-2595 C athy-You're doing a great lOb I'm very proud present themselves, then fade into color, dissipate Spring is on Its way! Don't t>e caught short- or to s e e the ch an g e & I'm very happy you're my little Beth and Jean, the ex tom-tom girls.....I always into energy, and become, once and lor all under Mass in Kelly Hall. 10 p.m. All are invited If in the wrong shorts. Start the season in the honest sister Keep up the good work Love your big sis. w o ndered.....Cozy your control. -Klndra you would like to be a lector or participate in a sp e ­ new styles Irom the west coast, brought to you by Artemis cial way. call Sr Dorothy. 895-2595 ProSport Activewear. O pening in in Apnl on Drexel's D ebbie, I m iss you!!! Love your little sis, C hns ARE YOU PREGNANT AND CONSIDERING campus. Call Bryan at 386-1386 tor more informa­ W e Know Phi Mu Is #1- let's start showing it to ADOPTION? Bowling, Tuesday. February 21st 7 p m tion the rest of Drexel' SAE-Thanks for letting us use your house lor Our happy family would love to have a new Drexel Newman vs Penn Newman at Drexel If you our Crush Party, It was incredible. Phi Sigma Sigma baby join us. Expenses paid. For more about us and woukj like to join us. call the Newman Center 895- Masses In the Dorms; 10 p m Tuesday, Roe, Anita, Arlene, and WausIn, Ready for BP57 independent adoption call our attorney collect. (408) 2595 February 14th - Myers, Tuesday, February 21st • Phi Mu S tate Day? Laura 288-7100 Al 49 Kelly; Tuesday, February 28th - Calhoun, Monday. Lambda Chi- Thanks for letting us use your March 6th - Van R ; Tuesday March 14th - Towers Castle #3, You know who's birthday is coming house for our Sisterhood Parly. You're awesome! JPJS- The more things change, the more they All are wek^me to come and pray with us Call Fr up Maybe we can hire a magician! For the party or Phi Sig Pledgies stay the sam e I'll kill you if you're late. SJT Zeuner for m ore info 895-2595 maybe Jim Femind will play lor us-We could always W ednesday ask Mr M Jo n es'! PI Kapp-Awesome parly Friday. Thanks for Dear Bart>ara-1 love you more than beer! Love Having trouble In Calc? Analysis? or any postponing it for us' (Crush Parly). I love you guys - Calvin Gays and Lesbians at Draxal will hold its other Math courses? Now is your chance to get help Amy, J e n , & M aria- It's b een great living with Holly weekly meeting Wednesday at 5:30 in the Fourth before it's too late The Math and Computer Science you-l'm sorry I have to leave so soon-l'll miss you To my llttia sister Jill, Hi cutie. Thanks tor din­ Floor Lounge in MacAiister Hall All are wetoome Society IS having tutoring hours Tuesdays from 12-2 guys! Love ID Penny(Rood Dawg) -Congrats on being ner last week I had a great time. Keep smiling you p.m in bidg. 3-457 and Thursdays Irom 12:30-2 30 named Sigma Pi Pledge class sweetheart You're are almost there! LlOB, Enca ORGAN RECITAL The last concert in the p.m. in bWg 3-459 P lease stop by Phi Mu Class- You're doing a great job-Good aw eso m e' Holly Winter Term series ol organ recitals sponsored by luck & have fun!! Tracey D Hey Goober! Awesome party last week Let's the Department of Performing Arts, will be present­ Ski Sugarbush, Vermont during Spnng Break Al, The women w/ the matching kimonos get together soon PS. i miss the Palm trees? LlOB. ed on Wednesday. February 22nd. by guest organ­ for $245 Includes condos with hot tubs, sauna, + 5 Good luck to all the Phis on your Phi pro­ request your presence in your kimono. Bring your Enca ist Clyde Shive. who will play the ‘Suite in D. O pus day life ticket. Space is going fast! Call Ingnd 387- ject! I have confidence in you guys! Hang in there' book babe! B+P 54.’ by Amencan composer Arthur Foote. Dr Shive 7096. Frank 387-0457. Love In our bond. Robin Sue, sorry about that, but if I saw one more IS a member of the faculty of the Department of Hay Cris, You awesome cement mixer you. Valentine’s Day personal I was going to scream So Performing Arts at Drexel. and is the organist and Nessy Happy 21st B D Say goodbye to being Hang in there, pledging Is coming closer to an end, anyway Happy Belated Valentine’s Day PS. Good choir director the Media Presbytenan Church in Deanna-Have a great time this weekend, and don't and we know BP57 Is the best. I miss you-Please!!' Luck! -Paul Media, PA Admission is free for this 1 pm recital in get too messed up Love. Ali call m e' Luv. Beth the Mam Auditonum All faculty, students and staff Tele-Dating Pegger & Dayle, i just called to say-1 love you- are invited Wanted: A few hugs, a couple do/en kisses, a Phi Sigma Sigma Pledge Class, Let's keep up and I mean it from the bottom of my heart' Love Me grope here and there, plus a full tx)dy massage the good work'! We are doing great!! G A L S c a ll When found, deliver to G Q Feb 25th I'll be waiting The Phi Mu Phis are doing a great job and so Ed, I'm so glad our problems are resolved I IS their Phi Mu Mom Emily-Keep up the Phi Mu spir­ To the Posse, you guys are to wild especially know things are gcng to go strong (Have fun inter­ it' Thursday 976-4111 you Shant Richie (sport) you are the greatest 100 ft preting that') Luv you. Pam 35 cents per minute garden hose-piece of cake Rank you're such a A rtem is, Thank You Love your little sis Laura "Sacrat Lovers" will be playing February 23rd stud-lets taik$$$$ Al, I can't stop thinking about Dear Punkin, Hang in there. Florida is coming in the D ragon's D en The opening b an d will be you Bill, keep Richie at it-what woman likes a skin­ closer Good Luck with all your exam s. I love you- Laura, I thought that it was about time to "Scared of Werewolfs" at 7 p.m , Secret Lovers will ny body "D don t use fabnc softener, it makes you're the g reatest' Luv, Schnookum s remind you the there are many vicious, rotten and go on at approximately 9 p.m Secret Lovers played G U Y S c a ll everything linip You guys are aw esom e pnmarily EVIL things that you must watch out for at SPA'S Birck Parly last June There will be food To Erlcka, Julie, and Penny-1 love you guys' Therefore, be good, have tun. and do not do any­ and beverages I 0 will be needed for beverages PJ-I miss U! I can hardly wail til this weekend' -Ericka I'll miss Spnng Term thing that I would not do So come see Secret Lovers and have a great time' 976-3111 Skiing Partners Just liko old times'’ Here's to Now -Penny Congrats!' The Pure One This event is sponsored by Commuter Coalition & Year's Promises' You aro the most awesome guy" Julie Late night talks w.'you are great!! I love SPA There will be no admission charge 65 cents per minute Love ya, Valotie you' Love, Chnstine Maya, beware of the usurping mice 14 The Triangle F ebruary 17, 1989 T T 1 ¥ 7 Xriangle jj^ntertainm ent

Calm Anim als: T h e latest from T he Fixx

by Jack Persico casual fans of The Fixx may Triangle Staff Writer think that they dissolved five or more years ago, even though Does anyone remember The they have been hard at work all Fixx? They made an impressive this time. It would be wonderful debut in 1982 with Shuttered to say that their new album Room, a dark and foreboding Calm Animals will once again collection of songs about gloom vault them into the limelight, but and despondency, including the that is wishful thinking. memorable “Red Skies” and After nearly ten years togeth­ “Stand or Fall." er, on their sixth album The Fixx Their debut album was quick­ sound more relaxed and self- ly followed by a string of hits in confident than ever. The music the same vein: “One Thing is generally more cohesive and Leads to Another.” “Saved By the lyrics are more mature (most Zero,” “Deeper and Deeper,” of the time) than on their earlier and “Are We Ourselves?” By albums. 1984, The Fixx were on the Calm Animals opens with an verge of establishing themselves energetic just-for-fun rocker as one of the foremost bands of called “ I'm Life,” which allows the 1980s. What went wrong? the band to warm-up a little Although 1986's Walkabout before getting down to more was enthusiastically received by serious business on the rest of the fans, it was given a luke­ the album. It is the only light­ warm reception by critics and, hearted song amid the more more importantly, radio pro­ somber material for which The grammers. Consequently, it Fixx are better known. yielded only one muior hit with The most likely candidate for “Secret Separation” and soon enabling The Fixx to stage a faded into the woodwork. com eback is the first single. Calm Animals is the latest RCA release h\> The Fixx. The band spent much of 1986 “Driven Out.” which combines opening for the Moody Blues (I The Fixx's strongest elements: pride/Full of -selfishness far the most absorbing song on “calm animals” that are too still haven’t figured out whether guitarist Jamie West-Oram’s in sid e/B ath e in a tu rn in g Calm Animals, and perhaps in complacent to make any effort that helped or hurt their career). very tluid riffs, and Cy Cumin's tide/L'ntil then we all hide.” The Fixx's entire repertoire. to help those less tortiinate than Then, ihcir 1987 live album heart-fell vocals and evt)calive The iieM song. Lyrically, it is a plea for us to us. React contained a few new lyrics: "Hoping ihat ue find “Subterranean. " is a lushly tex- “escape this cold war comfort.” There are alsu several more tracks that were pleasant, but more to life than meets the tured track full of m ysterious ('urnin. who is notorious for his sulidued tracks like ■‘Precious utterly forgeitable. and received eye/Can we escape the sound eft'ects and soaring guitar outspoken ideology, clearly Stone." "Gypsy heet." and "The virtuall}' no airplay. gnnd?/Build a life that’s more solos reminiscent of David believes that good intentions are Flow." These ongs combine The result of all this is that worthwhile/Be nd of this empty Ciilmour. Musically, this is by not enough ("There's a mood, pleasant guitar niehniicN and but no legislation"). gentle vocals ihai ailovv Curnin This theme is echoed in sev­ to showcase his lilting vokc in a eral other songs as well, espe­ way that is rarely st\-n cially the title song, during However, on 'Shred of Back To which Curnin chastises us for Evidence.” which is iikeb, to be not taking advantage of the the next single .'loi that ii mat­ recent opportunities for social ters). the music and the lyrics Bug You change: “The chance was given seem to diverge. (,'urnin angrily to think social/But we choke on laments "They boil the lat. we by Steven I). Se>»al greed and excess." Essentially. chew me weed/'l hey make the I'rians’le Staff Writer Curnin is saying that we are all See FIXX on paj»e 16

Try to remember how you felt when you first saw The Fly. How you were touched by the The latest addition to the love story between real-life hus­ band & wife team Jeff Philly nightclub scene Goldblum and Geena Davis. How you were scared for him Entertainment Desk will feature a combination of when he discovered that, by mainstream and alternative rock experimenting with teleporta- Last night was the grand acts. tion, his genes had been spliced opening of Philadelphia's latest Upcoming attractions will night club. The Arch Street include: Bongo Bass & Bob fea­ Empire. Located at 720 Arch, it turing Penn of Penn & Teller f is owned and operated by the along with Ball (Tonight). Andy The Fly II ▲▲▲1 /2 same people as the Empire Rock King and Nik Everett 20ih Ccniiiry h'o.\ Club (Northeast), the Trocadero. Slurring Eric Sloltz & (Saturday), and Scram! and Duphnc Zuniga the Phoenix and the Walnut Doctor At Tree (Sunday). Stor>' by M ick Clarris Federal. Future acts will include Produced by Sicvcn- The club will be open Charlcs JalTc Nixon's Head. Wishniaks. Duck Directed by Chris Walas Thursdays through Sundays, the Tape. Jack Quigley and Electric Rated K later being an all ages alternative Love Muffin. Call the Empire at rock and roll night. Other nights 440-0909 for more information. H _ Eric Stoltz and Daphne Zuniga star in The Fly II. with those ot a tly. How you story...and without the shock. The Fly II begins with the Some Kind of Wonderful) real­ The Sure Thins> ^ind Spacchalls), were devastated when he started That’s what The Fly II is. birth of Brundletly's kid, Martin izes that his entire existence is he gets his first taste of real life. to decompose and turn into The Fly ended with the totally Brundle, and follows him merely a scientific study. As his love for her grows, so too Brundlefly. How you were sad­ transformed Brundlefly desper­ through an accelerated rate of Despite the seemingly sincere do the insect genes within him dened by his mad obsession to ately attempting to become growth. At 11 months-old, he fatherly affection of Anton that are now becoming more find a way to become human human again by fusing himself has the body of a 4 year-old and Bartok, head of the institute, dominant. Martin learns the true again. How you were revolted with his lover, Veronica. Driven an intellect far superior to the Martin soon discovers that nature ot his condition and and shocked when he started to mad by and as a result of his scientists' who observe him. Bartok is using his father's tele­ begins the slow transformation puke all over his food — and own experiments with teleporta- Confined from birth within the pods for crude biological experi­ into another Brundlefly, while othi rs' bodily parts. Now try to tion, Brundle is killed by his Bartok scientific institute for ments...and likewise has plans lie stru g g les for a w ay to ima.;ine what that movie would devastated lover. But she is left which his late father worked, for him. When Martin meets become completely human, and have been like without the love pregnant with his child. Martin (Eric Stoltz of Mask and Beth Logan (Daphne Zuniga of Sec I' LY on paye 16 F ebruary 17, 1989 The Triangle 15

The Drexel players put Entertainment Trivia on a Shakespeare classic The Silver Screen 1. In Top Gm, Maverick’s (Tom Cruise) name was Pete Mitchell; what by Randy Dalmas sends them wandering about the The Mandell Theater Box wa.s Goose’s (Anthony Edwards) full name? Triangle Staff Writer isle, hopelessly lost. Prospero Office, next to the bookstore, then magically leads the king’s opened Wednesday for ticket 2. Who was originally supposed to play “Indiana Jones" in Raiders of the How heauteous mankind is! son, Ferdinand, to meet purchases, and will be open Lost Ark? O brave new world, that has Miranda, where both fall in-love weekdays from 12:00 to 4:30 such people in it. at first sight. p.m. Reservations or informa­ 3. What movie was Steven Speilberg’s only critical bomb? Elsewhere on the island, a tion can be obtained by calling 4. Who played James Bond for only one movie? Or so says Miranda in The drunken butler carouses with the the box office at 895-ARTS dur­ Drexel Players Winter produc­ court jester and the only other ing opxjrating hours. All perfor­ 5. Besides James Bond, which characters have appeared in each aiKl every tion of The Tempest, by William original inhabitant, a half-man mances are at 8 p.m. Bond flick? Shakespeare. Now don’t cringe monster. The three conspire to when you hear that name, or kill Prospero and become rulers 6. What was Disney's first “R” rated movie? think that vShakespeare has to be of the island. painful. The Tempest ,full of This production is another of 7. In what popular 1980 Sci-Fi film did Timothy Dalton (the cuirent magic, comedy, and romance Drexel's manufacturing marvels. James Bond) co-star? (perfect for a belated Valentine's The set, which is built out into Coming D.U. 8. What was the very first movie to be released with a “PG-13” rating? date), opens this Wednesday the the audience, and the costumes 22nd, and runs through to have been created specifically 9. For what 1988 film did Peter Gabriel compose the musical soundtrack? Saturday. for this show. Costumes, hand­ performing Once again. Will Stutts made on campus, were designed 10. What 1985 movie feanired the then-unknown Kevin Costner as a (Captain Hook in last spring's by Frankie Fehr, well-known for arts events cross-country bicyclist with a fatal disease? smash hit Peter Pan) will make her work with the Philadelphia Entertainment Desk his return to Mandell Theater as Drama Guild. Silly Bonus Question; Prospero, the former Duke of According to director Adelle The Drexel University depart­ What do each of the movies that have won the Best Picture Oscar since 1980 have in common (besides winning the award)? Hint #1: they were Milan, now exiled on a lonely Rubin, Shakespeare is being per­ ment of performing arts will pre­ Ordinary People (’80); Chariots of Fire (’81); Gandhi (’82); Terms of island with his lovely daughter formed less and less frequently sent two concerts at the begin­ Endearment (’83); Amadeus (’84); Out of Africa (’85); Platoon (’86); and Miranda. Stutts, a professional because of the costs of the show, ning of March. The first will The Last Emperor (’87). Hint #2; both top 1988 contenders {Rain Man and actor, is making a guest appear­ and the size of the cast and crew feature the Drexel University Mississippi Burning) would also fall into this “category.” ance under special agreement necessary for a full production. Chorus and Friends. Symphony with the Actors’ Equity Most performances are left to Orchestra, and Guest Soloists. Answer as many as you can and pul your answers in the Personals Box Association. He has performed college and university drama This performance will be in at the Triangle, 3rd floor MacAlister. Be sure to include your name and before on the Broadway stage, companies. Mandell Theater on March 5th, phone number and “Entertainment Trivia” at the top of the paper. and locally with his one-man The Tempest, written by at 4:00 p.m. Tickets are $4, half Deadline is Wednesday, 7:30. The first to reply with the most correct Edgar Allen Poe and Walt Shakespeare around 1611, is the for students. answers will win a fee pass for two people to see SPA's Friday Night Flick next week, featuring U2: Rattle and Hum. Whitman productions. Bard’s penultimate play, and is Also, on March seventh the The play derives its name thought by some critics to con­ department of performing arts Last Week's Answers; from a storm summoned by tain an atmosphere of of will present a Cabaret Concert 1. Duane Allman; 2. James Douglas Morrisson - notice the two ‘s’s; 3. Prospero, who has been studying farewell. Many consider this featuring the Drexel Jazz Jimi Hendrix; 4. Ronnie Van Zant, Steve Gaines and Cassie Gaines; 5. magic while secluded on the play to be Shakespeare's “round­ Ensemble. This will be in the Two Sides Of the Moon: 6. Lefty; 7. Racing cars; 8. Unfinished Music No. island, that shipwrecks his for­ up" of his previous work, incor­ Grand Hall, Creese, at 8:(K) p.m. I - Two Virgin.s; 9. “Me and Bobby McGee”; 10. Alexis Komer’s Blues mer comrades who banished porating popular ideas and - same price. Incorporated him years ago. With the help of themes from previous shows, his spirit Ariel, he divides and such as Romeo & Juliet.

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The Fly II fails to live up to ifs predecessor

Continued from page 14 and this takes away from the while the rage caused by love story between Martin and Bartok's secret betrayal builds Beth. And, distractingly, many within him. of these characters are too car- Compared to the I9S6 origi­ toonish. Further, while the origi­ nal, there's much that's missing nal was loaded with dark humor from The Fly II. What made (Jeff Goldblum vomits on a The f ly such a powerful film doughnut he's about to eat and, was it's love story, its sense of while drooling, says to Geena humor and its shock value. The Davis, “Oh, I'm sorry...that was Fly was an intimate film, cen­ disgusting."), the sequel is sorely tered solely on the love triangle lacking it, despite some funny between Brundle, Veronica and “arm and leg" jokes from John her ex-lover and boss, Stathis Getz (the unfortunate victim of (John Getz). As Brundle slowly Brundlefly's corrosive vomit in transformed into Brundlefly, it the original who appears again was as if we were watching a in the sequel). And let's face it: loved one slowly die from can­ knowing what you know from cer. It is because we were only the original, nothing could ever concerned with these three peo­ match the shock value. The gut- ple that we were so shocked at wrenching effects in The Fly II Lee Richardson inspects a startling transformation in The Fly II the various scenes of decompo­ are quite impressive and out-do sition, transformation and the the oscar-winning effects from mg. ominously on the horizon, I you're a fan of the David gore that followed. The Fly II the original in every way, but But despite the inferiority of hope this one is an accurate sign Cronenberg classic, you'll agree sacrifices the intimacy of the you won't find yourself cringing this movie to its predecessor. of what's to come), and Chris that The Fly II does it justice, original for the sake of a larger- in your seat or biting off your The Fly // is excellent as sequels Walas, the make-up effects artist but don't expect it to give you scaled drama. There are many fingernails this time, because go (and with an onslaught of of the original, makes an the same feeling you got after more characters to keep tabs on you already know what's com- other movie sequels looming impressive directorial debut. If seeing the original for the first

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NAVY HIRING PILOTS i n 1 9 8 9 College grdduates arc needed lo pilot, navigate, and Continued from page 14 majniain the most sophisticated aircraft in ihc world. • Noc.xpericncc necessar> facts, we can't succeed." while • 4 //majors considered the music degenerates into a backdrop of bouncy dance As a NAVY PILOT, you will fly ifie most advanced music. Fortunately, West-Oram aircraft ever developed. supplies plenty of hard-edged As a NAVV FLIGHT OFFICtR, you will operate guitar that cuts through the most the electronics and computers in the Navy's newest jets. cloying parts and gives the music a little more substance. Navy Officer Representatives w ill bo on campus In 1986, Curnin explained conducting exclusive interviews. All interested stu­ dents who are within three years of graduation are that the optimistic sound of encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity. Walkahoiti was largely inspired Testing time takes approximately 1/2 hours and by the birth of his son earlier seats are limited. that year. Now, three years later, Curnin sounds worried about the February 18, 1989 future that his son will inherit. Date: This is especially evident on the last two songs on Calm Animals. Place: Drexel University , Career Placement Center “World Weary” and “Cause to be Alarmed." Testing appointment may be obtained by calling- ‘‘-800-322-9595 (PA) 1-800-327-0931 (nj/de) “World Weary" has much of the same charming melancholy PILOT - Sian at S21.200 (S35,(XX) after 4 years). 20/20 uncorrcclcd vision. Ages 19-26 of “Red Skies” and “Stand or Fall.” Its ethereal guitar textures FLIGHT OFFICER - Start at S21,200 (535,000 after 4 years). 20/20 correctable vision. Apes 19-26. and keyboard swirls create a MANAGER - Start at $21,200 (S35,(XX) after 4 years). Ship handling and managcmenL Strong emphasis in dreamy sound that rivals personnel management. Ages 19-26. “Subterranean.” The last track, “Cause To Be BUSINESS MANAGER - Start at $21,200 (S35,OCX) after 4 years). Finance, personnel, logistics. Ages 19-28. Alarmed” finds Curnin ranting about that old reliable topic, ENGFNEER - Start at $23^00 ($45,000 after 4 years). Bonus when selected. Project management. Engincenng/Science/Technical major. Ages 19-28. nuclear war: “We are pumped up fantasies until the world's dis- armed/And there is cause, cause, Sophomores & Juniors; cause to be alarmed.” Although n a v a l a v ia t io n c a d e t - Sophomores from 4-ycar or Community College that are undecided about the sentiment is of course very continuing college may qualify for immediate Pilot raining. Requu’cments: 60 semester hours, 2.5 GPA and noble, isn't this song five years, pass the aputude test. Single/no dependents. or maybe even twenty-five AVIATION RESERVE OFFICER CANDIDATE - Guaranteed Pilot/Flight Officer Training at AOCS years, behind the times'? With all (Pensacola, FL) dunng Sophomore or Junior year summer break, and/or upon completion of BS/BA degree. of Reagan and Gorbachev's hob­ nobbing last year, is there really RESERVE OFFICER CANDIDATE - Guaranteed Officer Training at OCS (Newport, RI) during Sophomore or Junior year summer break and/or upon compleuon of BS/BA degree. No drilling/mecungs still cause to be alanned? Although most, if not all, of Must be a U.S. citizen and in good health. Calm Animals is the best work The Fixx have done in years, it might be all in vain, since it is unlikely that radio programmers NAW ^ OFFICER. and fickle fans are about to over- cotne their astigmatism. Well, LEAD THE ADVENTURE that's their loss. February 17,1989 The Triangle 17

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W om en sw im m ers place second Swimmers geared up for ECCs

Continiu'd from Page 20 not win an event, but was our team held up,” said Head Continued from Page 20 Conference Swimming and relay relay also established a Drexel’s third highest scorer, Coach Barb Kilgour following backstroke. Diving Championships marks new ECC mark with a time of placing third in the 200-yard the final day of competition. Lear has also emerged as the the second time that Drexel has l:M).7(). individual medley, second in the “We had no representation in Dragon's top butterfly swim­ hosted the event. The champi­ Freshman Lori Schaeffer 400-yard individual medley, and diving, but we were able to score mer, recording the third best onships started at 9:(K) a.m. on swam a spectacular meet, second in the 2(K)-yard butterfly. well in the swimming events. time in the conference this Thursday. recording three individual firsts All times were personal bests With all the record and personal year. The final two days of swim­ and two first places in the relays. and her time in the 400 IM best times, we can't be anything Drexel's two relay teams ming trials will take place After helping Drexel’s 8(X)-yard (4:38.77) established a new team but pleased with our showing. will also contend for titles. The Friday and Saturday from freestyle relay team to a new record. Freshman Shawn You need team depth to make a 400-yard freestyle relay team 12:(X) - 2:00, and finals will be championship meet and Hammond was DrexePs only difference in meets like this, but recorded the top conference held each evening at 7:30. Conference record (7:49.67), she other individual winner with a what we were lacking in bodies time this year (3:11.97) while Three-meter diving finals are claimed the meet’s first individu­ 2:32.01 in the 200-yard breast­ this season, we made up for in the 4(X)-yard medley team was on Saturday in the evening. al Conference record by winning stroke. heart. I think our repre.sentation ranked fourth with a time of A dm ission is $1.00 with the 5()()-yard freestyle in In the 200-yard medley relay, at Eastern in two weeks will be 3:38.34. Drexel ID. 5:04.96. Following a top finish Meehan was joined by Kizzy proof of the talent that we have.” The 1989 East Coast in the 2()()-yard freestyle, she Cilogowski, Kris Lapman, and Delaware’s Heather edged defending champion and Jackie Sharp. The 200-yard McMurtrie won the 200-yard Drexel will host the 1989 ECC recordholder Gail Jacobs of freestyle relay team was com­ backstroke and was a member of Lehigh in the 1650-yard posed of Meehan, Glogowski, the winning 400-yard medley East Coast Conference freestyle in 17:33.48. Schaeffer Traci Morret, and Lapman. The relay team while teammate Nell closed out the competition as the 400-yard freestyle relay team Rose Foreman captured the title Swimming and Diving second leg on Drexel's 400-yard included, Morret, Schaeffer, in the one-meter diving event. freestyle relay squad. Glogowski, and Meehan. Championships starting at Sophomore Heather Parry did “Fm very proud of the way 9:00 a.m. on Thursday. Come out and show your On to the EW SL Championships support!

Triangle Sports Desk 200-yard individual medley, 100 500-yard freestyle. and 2(X)-yard butterfly, 1()0 and Shawn Hammond is a qualifi­ Nine Lady Dragons have 200-yard breaststroke, and er in the 100-yard breaststroke, Ladies continue losing slide qualified to compete in the 100-yard freestyle. She is a Chris Lapman in the 50 yard Eastern Women's Swim League member of the 200 and freestyle, and Jackie Sharp in the (EWSL) Championships at Penn 400-yard medley relay and the 100-yard backstroke. by Chris C arr score see-sawed back and forth, State University, Feb. 23-25. 200, 4(K), and 800-yard freestyle Last but not least, although and Susan J. Talbutt with neither team gaining more Each contestant is allowed to relay teams. Betsy Olin did not qualify in an Triangle Staff Writers than a two point lead. At the swim in three individual events In individual events, freshman individual event, she is an inte­ half, the score was tied 34 all. and as part of four relay teams Lori Schaeffer will swim in the gral part of the Lady Dragon The women’s basketball team Coming out into the half, it for a total of seven events. A 200, 500, and 1650-yard relay teams and will be compet­ traveled to Bucknell last seemed the score would continue swimmer or diver matching, but freestyle. Another three-event ing. Saturday to face a tough Bison to fluctuate, first in Drexel's not beating, the qualifying time qualifier is Heather Parry in the The lop EWSL finishers squad and then to Hofstra to face favor, then in Hofstra's. Moffett for only one event will have the 200-yard individual medley, the meeting national qualifying the Flying Dutchmen on scored 2:01 into the second peri­ option to compete in up to three 200-yard breaststroke and the times will compete at the NCAA Wednesday. For the Lady od to give Drexel its final, one individual events. 200-yard butterf ly. Division 1 Swimming and Dragons, this was the last two of point lead of the game. Cathy Meehan was Drexel's Freshman Kizzy Glogowski Diving Championships in four consecutive away games. Tw enty-four seconds later, top qualifier, meeting EWSL qualified in the 50-yard freestyle Indianapolis. Indiana, March Unfortunately, the Lady Dragons Dutchwoman Susan Jewel standard in six individual events and the 100-yard butterfly. 16-18. came away empty handed with a reclaimed the lead, and Hofstra and on five different relay com­ Sophomore Traci Morret will 100-96 loss against Bucknell never let go. Karen Gower binations. She qualified in the compete in the 200 and and 76-69 against Hofstra. This evened the score with 11:34 to marked the fifth straight loss by go, as did Alexander with 9:03 the Lady Dragons and dropped left and Kitty Dougherty with their record to 9-14 overall; 4-7 7:43. ECC. Though barely more than a The Lady Dragons went up minute was left in the game, W in against a Bucknell team that shot Drexel tried to rally to a victory. 63 percent from the field in the Debbie Ponist scored on a Soring Break first hatf and was up 52-36 at three-pointer and on a layup to halftime. The Lady Dragons narrow the Hofstra to five points came out fired up after the half with 36 seconds to go. Drexel and out-scored Bucknell, 60-48. called its fourth timeout of the But for Drexel this was not game, but the impromptu strate­ enough and they ended up losing gy meeting was fruitless. by a four point margin, l(X)-96. Hofstra’s Eileen McClennen Bright spots of the game were scored two more points on free To Be A W inner great performances from Joyce throws with 23 seconds left and Moffett, with 24 points and 14 it was all over; the final score rebounds, and freshman Amy stood at 76-69. Freitick who contributed 25 Moffett led Drexel scoring points. 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Swimming sensation Cathy Meehan won three individual events and was part of three win­ ning relays on her way to receiv­ ing the 1989 Outstanding Swimmer award at the East Coast Conference Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships at the University of Delaware, Feb. 9-11. Meehan’s efforts helped Drexel to a second place showing behind the Delaware, which cap­ tured its first ever ECC swim­ Cathy Meehan ming title. Delaware, which had finished second three times in prior championship meets, used team depth to dethrone reigning champion Drexel, winners of the The Dragons, with some of the conference’s best swimmers, are favored in the upcoming ECC's. Photo by M. Lynch past five of seven ECC champi­ onships. Earning a total of 809 85-86 season when they won the three-meter diving and is ranked points, the Fighting Blue Hens G e a r e d u p championships fourth in one-meter diving. recorded the highest point total During this year’s ECC meet, Defending three-meter champi­ and the largest winning margin by Tim Seksinsky Drexel will have intense compe­ on Dominic Aracoli of Rider in ECC history. Drexel finished Triangle Staff Writer tition with Lehigh, Bucknell, and College will be Benvignati’s with 627 points, followed by of course Delaware, in its main competition in both events. Bucknell, Lehigh, Rider, The Drexel men’s swimming attempt to regain the ECC title. Greg Rees is among the top Lafayette, and Towson State. and diving team ruled the seasoiY Once again, several Drexel contenders in the two freestyle Despite the second-place fin­ 1 this year with an eight win swimmers will contend for the sprint events. Rees has recorded ish, the Lady Dragons dominat­ Lori Schaeffer sweep. The true test of its ability 16 individual titles at stake. Ron the second best time at 50 yards ed a large portion of the swim­ and endurance began this Cook is defending his 200-yard and is currently ranked third in ming events, claiming 11 first 200-yard butterfly, the 200-yard Thursday with the East Coast backstroke and 400-yard indi­ the 100-yard free. place finishes in 20 events. Of individual medley, the 200-yard Conference Championship meet. vidual medley titles. The latest Two other contenders in the the the five meet records that fell medley relay, and the 200 and The Dragons were ECC champi­ ECC rankings of swimmers and freestyle events are Chris Lear in the three-day span, Drexel 400-yard free relays. In addi­ ons in ’84, ’85, and ’86, until divers for meets through Feb. 6 and Chris Farshon. Lear is shattered four of the five. tion, the sophomore established Delaware won the championship show Cook with the top time in ranked second in the 1000-yard Lehigh’s Nicole Bunker earned a new championship meet records, in ’87. the Conference in the 200-yard free and tenth at 500 yards. total of 383.25 points in the new Conference records, and This year, Delaware has a 7-4 backstroke as well as the top Farshon is second in the ECC in three-meter diving event, setting new Drexel records with her record, 5-1 in the ECC, whereas time in the 200-yard individual the 500-yard free and fifth at a new ECC record. time in the 100-yard butterfly Drexel is 8-0 and 5-0 in the medley. 1000 yards. Farshon is also Impressively, Cathy Meehan (57.77) and 200-yard butterfly ECC. The last time Drexel had a Diver Bob Benvignati posted ranked fourth in the 200-yard figured in on six of those 11 top (2:06.65). The 200-yard medley record this good was in the the top score in dual meets in finishes with wins in the 100 and See M. SWIMMING on Page 18 See W. SWIMMING on Page 18 Dragon’s humiliate Bisons, 88-65 'earns readying for final clash by Gary Gilliam In other Open action, With the two losses, the IViangle Sports Desk and led by one at the half. and Darryl Maronic Supreme Court, who is now Alchemists now have an even Drexel opened the second half Triangle Staff Writers 2-1, embarrassed the winless .500 record. The Bamfurs The Dragons are having a bit with a 12-0 run, and from then Lou^s Team 63-34. Kurt’s boast a strong 3-1 record even of a problem; either the team on it was no contest. The basketball intramural Crusaders moved its record to though the team lost its first wins big, or it loses small. For The Dragons scored 47 points season began winding down 3-0 by holding off the 1-2 game of the season to the 2-1 now, let’s forget about the 34 more than the Bisons in the sec­ this week and teams started team of Certified Dope. Kurt’s Warriors in a defensive battle point loss to Towson State last ond half for a final score of preparing for the post-season Crusaders is expected to have that ended 42-36. week. Saturday, Drexel ou­ 88-65. tournament Only teams coni- a strcmg showing in the tourna­ In other B action. Team Ice t-scored and out-did number John Rankin and Todd peting in the O ^n league of ment and should meet Strictly remained undefeated by run­ one ranked Bucknell. then went Lehmann led the way for the play are eligible to represent Business in the finals. ning over the Psychotics on to a three-point loss to Dragons. John Rankin had a Drexel in the City 6 In the B leagues. 52-34. Hoopers also kept its Hofstra. game high 33 points and 17 Toumaroent. Strictly Business, Whiteman’s Disease won a record free of losse$ by pound­ Of the four Conference losses rebounds: Todd Lehmann had 12 which, with Kurt’s Defenders, tight battle against the strug­ ing the Bears 46-16 in a game the Dragons have endured, three points and a career-high 13 is one of the two undefeated gling Skywalkers 40-38. The that never was a contest. The of them have been by two points assists. Rob Johnstone also had teams remaining in the league, Skywalkers, whose record fell final game of the week show­ (the other was to Towson State). 12 points and Chris Arizin con­ ^ is favored to win the touma* to 1-3, dropped its second cased the two struggling teams The six wins have been by a tributed a solid eight. Rankin’s ment. game to the Refugees 45-33. of Orbison’s Dead and the nice, comfortable 13 point mar­ 17 boards were a career high for Strictly Business had a Whiteman’s Disease moved to Bricklayers. The outcome of gin. him. scare last week, however, 2-1 and should qualify for the the game proved that old Roy Bucknell Hofstra while playing the struggling tournament, while the lives on as Orbison's Dead The Dragons, on the heels of Except for high-scorer Quarks, but managed to come Refugees’ record is evened at held on to win 36-34, their worst-ever ECC loss, came Derrick Flowers’ seven out on top in a reckless game 2-2 with the win. Early next month lifters will back strong on Saturday and free-throws in the final three that ended 44—37. Blue also The Alchemists had a week be able to try and prove their defeated league leading Bucknell minutes, the Dragons could have showed that it has the scoring the team will want to forget as strength in the bench press by 23 point at the Physical recorded another defeat of the potential to take the tourna­ it lost both of its games. The competition. Competitors will Education Center. The game was Flying Dutchmen this season. ment by destroying Mike’s first loss came against the compete in different weight one of only two Conference Hofstra led 39-25 at the half, Team 89-45. Mike’s Team had Bamfurs in a buzzer beater divisions to show who has the losses Bucknell has suffered. but Drexel narrowed the gap to a rough week as it dropped a that ended 41-40. The second biggest bench at Drexel. Entry The Dragons, who appeared 51-44, promptly scored ten second game to the New game was another close one, forms for the upcoming bench to be inspired by pre-game cere­ points for Hofstra’s two, and Refugees, 60-33. Mike’s Team but the Relativistic Meatballs monies in which Michael press competition are available held the lead at 54-53 with 5:12 falls to one win and three loss­ came out of the battle on top in the Men’s Athletic Dept, Anderson’s number 10 was logo. es, Blue evened its record to by a score of 42-40. This was retired, came out strong and took offices. These entry forms Ernie Atkinson scored a field two wins and two losses, and the first win of the season for should be returned to Dub an oarly eight point lead. The goal and Matt Tucker a New Refugees move to 3-1. the Relativistic Meatballs. Wear by Feb. 27. Bistns, however, fought back See BASKETBALL on Page 19