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The Grizzly, October 8, 1991

Eric Foellmer Ursinus College

Judd Woytek Ursinus College

Erika Compton Ursinus College

Sharon Long Ursinus College

Jeff Brown Ursinus College

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Recommended Citation Foellmer, Eric; Woytek, Judd; Compton, Erika; Long, Sharon; Brown, Jeff; Kushwara, Dana; Pandya, Naimish; Bleickardt, Eric; Rubin, Harley David; Miller, Melisa; Jones, Katie; Richter, Richard P.; Grubb, Steven; Mendte, Megan; Zelley, Elaine; Erfle, Claire; Zobel, Laura; Bunt, Patti; Warner, Dawn; Wagner, Kris; Weiss, Dave; Heinzinger, Chris; Baccino, Nick; White, Kristin; and Greene, Dan, "The Grizzly, October 8, 1991" (1991). Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper. 279. https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/279

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Publishing the truth from good motives and for jwtiftable ends -Alexander Hamilton Volume 23 Number 3 October 8, 1991 1991 Parents' Day a Great Success Homecoming BY A. JUDD WOYfEK professors outside of the In the evening, parents were hockey, and volleyball games, two Festivities Associate Editor classroom. The mixer was followed invited to join their children in exhibits in the Berman Museum of by an all-campus picnic on the Wismer Lower Lounge for a night Art, and a variety of fraternity and Planned lawn next to Zack's Place. There of the blues with Safftre - The Many strange faces appeared on Uppl'ty Blues Women. sorority activities for parents and BY ERIKA COMPTON hi S d was a tent set up by the Bruins the campus t s past atur ay. Other activities throughout the students in the houses and News Editor h f f th Club, who was selling chances to Reimert. They were t e aces 0 e many day included the soccer, field Ursinus Homecoming will take Ursinus parents who turned out \vin an Ursinus blanket. The fare place next weekend, October 18- for the annual Parents' Day. consisted of the usual picnic foods 20. There are many activities Students and their parents were of hamburgers, hot dogs, and planned for both students and invited to take part in many grilled chicken. alumni, including the football activities throughout the day or Dr. Richard King and game and the presentation and they could do things on their own Dr.Robert Dawley gave 45 minute selection of Homecoming Queen on or off campus. presentations to parents and nominees. The day began with a students on their respective The festivities will begin on continental breakfast in Wismer Liberal Studies Seminars. At 1:30 Saturday with a display of the 103 and the Parents' Lounge. At p.m. the football game against various clubs and organizations at 10:00 a.m. an Academic and Swarthmore began. The stands Ursin us, showing how they have Student Life update session was were full of students and their changed and modernized over the held in the Olin auditorium. parents enjoying the game. years. Parents listened to President There was a candlelight dinner The football game, against Richard Richter, Dean of Student served in Wismer Center. Families GettySburg College, will begin at Life Houghton Kane, and Dean of were spread out in the Faculty 1:30 PM. The first game played the College William Akin tell of Dining Room, the Parents' between UC and G-Burg was in what the college is trying to do for Lounge, and 103. Stuffed 1903. Ursinus has only won four their students. Parents were mushrooms were served as an of the last thirteen games played encouraged to ask questions about appetizer followed by a spinach against Gettysburg. At half-time, the college and life on campus. salad. Choice of Entrees included the fraternities and commuter At 11:00 a.m., an Academic broiled sea scallops or boneless students will present their Mixer was held in the Wismer chicken breast. Dessert choices homecoming queen nominations. Lower Lounge. Parents had the included German chocolate cake, There are nine nominees, who will chance to talk to a number of apple pie, or vanilla ice cream. be escorted by members of the faculty members and other The tum out for the dinner was h I organlZ' atl'ons I'n thel'r cars. Alpha administrators. Many stu d ents a Iso larger than the past few years. Fres man c ass officers sell popcorn at the Parents' Day Phi Epsilon has nominated Cara d d h·· ak 'th football game. -=at:.:.te::n=e~t=ls:...se:..:....:.ss.:.:l..:.o_n_to~spe!-_Wl______------.------1 COllsole of Phi Alpha Psi, Alison SedgwiCk, also of Phi Alpha Psi, Blood Drive was chosen to represent Alpha Phi Is the Soviet Union Dead? Omega, Beta Sigma Lambda has BY SHARON LONG capitalism was Laura Lecrone, who chosen Brenn Conner of Omega Dr. Berry of the politics The Red Cross Blood Of Th~ GnZziy spent last year in the Soviet Union Chi, and Leigh Dickinson of Tau department confidently asserted as a foreign exchange student. Drive will be held from S·Igma G amma was pIC. k e d to According to moderator, Dr. the inevitability of a new unity After observing the mentality or 12:30 to 5:30 P.M. on represent Delta Mu Sigma. Also, among the remnants of the King, and the participants of the "mindset" of the people, she Tuesday and Wednesday, Michele Yost, a commuter, was U.S.S.R. Shortly following any Open Dialogue on Oct. 3, it was concluded that such a system is October 15 and 16th. It will chosen to represent Delta Pi disintegration of a political union, one of the most successful of its not feasible do to their overall Sigma, Pi Omega Delta nominated the tendency of its states is to seek take place in the Utility's kind. misunderstanding of capitalism. All S d Gina Solensky of Phi Alpha Psi, some kind of unity. Besides citing Open Dialogl:es, informal She saw people in the Soviet Gym. tu ents are M egan Ch'mle I was c h osen to discussions on current issues, are the inevitability of unity, Dr. Berry Union who admired the encouraged to come out represent Sigma Rho Lambda, and open to all students and faculty cited its necessity to preserve abundance of goods available to and ~. A little blood goes Zeta Chi chose Heather Roberts members. Although a regular time stability in a region with republics the public in a market economy a long way. The drive is to represent their fraternity. As of for Dialogues is still being possessing nuclear weapons. but did not acknowledge the long, being sponsored by campus publishing date, the commuter established, they are usually held Another provocative issue painful transition to capitalism. K, students organization had not yet on Wednesdays from 12:30 to 1:00 discussed was how the economic sororities, Circle and Dr. King, also a skeptic of the nominated anyone. After the pm in Wismer's Parents' Lounge. situation in the region could be feasibility of an immediate move APO fraternity. nommees. arc presented t 0 th e This particular Dialogue improved. With a collapsed toward capitalism, responded to +-...... , ______1 student body, alumni, and guests, successfully took on the intended distnbution system and the fast­ nature of an "Open Dialogue" in approaching winter months, the Lecrone by saying, "These societies the 1991 Homecoming Queen will that students intelligently debated need for installing an entirely new are not going to be very receptive 1be G":-t.. wants you! be crowned. the issue at hand, among economic system was discussed. to 'Yankee' ways." --,7 Throughout the day, tailgating Chris Torak, a senior politics WRITERS are desparately will be taking place with themselves and with faculty. In According to Dr. Saleh of the major, posed the frightening needed for aU sections of fraternity/sorority alumni and the past, such Dialogues were economics department, the obvious prospect of people in the troubled the newspaper. Meetings students. In the evening, the often dominated by faculty solution to the economic ills is a members because of the students' region choosing a totalitarian ruler are on Monday nights at fraternities will have their general move from command under desperate economic 8:30 p.m. in the Student Homecoming dances at a place reluctance to express their economic systems to free market opinions. circumstances. Vladmir Publications Room (3rd off-campus. Alumni and current economic systems. The inherent Zhirinovsky is now a dangerous students will attend the dances. Issues debated at the ftrst Open inefficiencies of any bureaucratic Dialogue, entitled 'The Soviet demagogue in the Soviet Union, floor Bomberger, Myrin Several reunions will also be held central authority would need to be who openly supports the Library side). ANYONE Saturday night, bringing together Union is Dead," did not include eradicated. Along with free the validity of the statement in the restoration of a Russian "empire" INTERESTED SHOULD old friends who may have lost markets, private property and and ruthless totalitarianism. Torak AITEND THIS WEEK'S touch with each other. title. Instead, moderator Dr. King worker incentives - formerly at that onset posed the question of believes his promise of food and MEETING!! Homecoming will be an exciting "stifled" by a bureaucracy - are what the territories which order may become an attractive weekend for Ursin us, and all desperately needed in the region. alternative to hungry people students arc encouraged to composed the U.S.S.R. will One skeptic of a move toward during the upcoming winter. I participate in the various activities. Page 2 The Grizzly News October 8,1991 Global Perspectives Teacher Appreciation Din~er a Success BY DANA KUSHWARA Of The Grizzly BY JEFF BROWN then coaching that teacher along teachers four short maxims for Of The Grizzly to success. Without the knowledge moral support in their teaching. World and support the mentor teachers Many of the student teachers Nadlne Gordimer from Johannesburg South Africa was awarded the On Monday, October 1, Ursinus provide, the student teaching felt the dinner was a success. JeM 1991 Nobel Prize for Literature. Gordimer is the fIrst female recipient College held its annual teacher program would not work. Harpel, who teaches Social Studies of the award in 25 years. The announcement was made by the Royal appreciation dinner in the Wismer The program was opened by Dr. at Methacton, believes "it was Swedish Academy which stated that Gordimer "writes with intense Parent's Lounge. The purpose of Price, followed by a dinner of good to sit with a mix of student immediacy about the extremely complicated personal and SOCl.ll this dinner was to recognize the vegetables with a side order of teachers and experienced relationships in her environment." contributions made by the mentor steak. Following the meal, Dean educators. The conversation was . Congress approved the building of a new $220 million U.S. Embassy teachers to Ursinus' student Akin and Dr. O'Brien gave short wortnwruJe, and the dUlner Itself in Moscow. This is to replace an older structure in which Soviet teaching program. The role of the speeches. Finally, Dr. Sally was fairly good," The student intelligence had planted listening devices. mentor teacher is a diffIcult one, Hilderbrand, Supervisor of teaching program runs through Serbia and three of its allies stated Thursday that they would take for it involves surrendering all Curriculum for Perkiomen Valley December 20. over the federal parliament of Yugoslavia. This action would dissolve classes to the student teacher, and School District, gave the student the eight-member federal presidency consisting of representatives of the six republics and two provinces Vojvodina and Kosovo. The new leader of Haiti, Brig. Gen. Raoul Cedras stated thursday that he would receive a mission from the Organization of American States but would not allow the reinstatement of President Jean TONIGHT. Bertrand Aristide. This mission Including OAS Secretary-General Jao Baena Soares, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Bernard Aronson and several Latin American foreign ministers, will threaten to impose an CALL FOR ROOM SERVICE economic and diplomatic quarantine against Haiti if Aristide is not reinstated. Use these coupons for the best deal on campus. Nation The House and Senate rejected a plan that set prison sentences for any doctor, dentist, or nurse infected with AIDS who performed high risk procedures without disclosing the AIDS virus. They made a compromise on a plan that requires states to adopt federal guidelines for deterring the spread. of AIDS by infected health professionals. Seventeen people were indicted on federal bank fraud charges. The charges were against borrowers in the production of a Disney-type theme park to be built near Destin in the Florida panhandle. The park, called Emerald Coast, received $82 million in loans from Hill Financial Savings Association and $20 million from VisionBanc savings and loans in Texas. Federal officials called this "one of the most important criminal prosecutions to date in the nation's savings and loan crisis." According to documents fIled during the lawsuit to keep the Philadelphia Navel Shipyard open, the Navy did not follow orders form Congress to draw up new criteria for closing bases and use the criteria in re-evaluation of military facilities. These orders may have helped the shipyard to survive. The navy had the Philadelphia Shipyard on a "stealth list" which was used in the fInal decisions on bases to be shut down. Gov. Bill Clinton from Arkansas declared his candidacy for Democratic presidential nomination. Clinton stated he would "fight for the forgotten middle class" and restore U.S. economic prosperity and competitiveness. Community During the ignition of oil spraying from a trash-to-steam plant in Plymouth Township, Montgomery County a 51 year old man received Serving bums over 96 percent of his body. The fIre started when the man and a NOBODY co-worker were doing welding work on an oil line which burst. Two leaders and 24 associates of the Junior Black Mafia were Ursinus College · KNOWS accused of taking part in a conspiracy to distribute $100 million of cocaine between 1986 and 1991. Supposedly, violence and murder was used to control the drug trade. The IBM carried semiautomatic 489-4554 0 0 ~ : .~ALINOI5 weapons and wore bollet-proof vests or body armor. Robert F. Simone, a Philadelphia defense lawyer who dedicated 4015 Germantown Pike IIHow You Like Pizza At Home, much of his career to defending Nicodemo Scarfo and various other mobsters, was indicted by a federal grand jury. The exact reasons are not yet known, but S~one told colleagues he was expecting to be indicted. .; $5~9-9---~$i~99---~-8099--·~ Enrollment in Philadelphia area Catholic high schools is down 6 percent for the fourth year in a row. This was attributed to tuition ~ MEDIUM ORIGINAL! COKE 6-PACK ~ARGE l-~

I.0 •• • ;~:sp~~:ia~;~~ap.;:~ t~~~~y,O~ct'.~~ ~!d~l~ ~:i;:~~~~ms and .1 ~::e~~;ry ~;;;~~l "I ~:C:~;'Y ~;;;;~1 i ~:::'~;'Y .• 11131191 The student teachers of Ursinus will hold the annual Education I __ _. __...... _ ..., __ _ Y*I._ ...... e ontr .... _-..,--- I _ ...... _....,. .... __n_ I ",.,..,c.-__... _ ..... ~- Department Teacher Appreciation Dinner on Tuesday Oct 1.. This is to I ",.,....,eusa-_-... ---.00My.... ",.,..,c.-_-... ---.00hIrt... _10 ____ Ilr""""any--- honor the administrators and teachers participating in the 12 week I ~"'!''':''noI'''''':::-~'':'''''''''- , ~":'...-=:-.:= .... -- I ~,:-o.:.."..::''''-- c._ .... student teaching program. _ . __ . _ .. c _" ,, ~~poq..rl~ . IQc. .•• • • • <:.osII .... ".. o ..· _IIIa..... CIIII_'... • II • .. li t. I r' , .. October 8, 1991 The Grizzly Page 3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~wFeatures~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SGT. GRIZZ... "NOTHING BUT This Week in U.C. History THE BEAR FACTS"

BY KRISTIN WHITE this week's paper? Any upper­ 27 September 1991 at 6:40 pm, A student reported to Security that Of The Grizzly class student can tel! you that The sometime between Friday the 20th of September and this date, Grizzly often becomes a forum in unknown person(s) removed an AMjFM radio from the complainants Before you read 'This Week in which the Ursinus body holds truck while it was parked on campus. There was no sign of forCIble Ursinus History," have you read debates regarding the many social, entry into the vehicle. The complainant did indicate he may have left the Opinions section of The moral, and political aspects of life, the vehicle unlocked. Grizzly? Have you seen any both on and off campus. controversial issues addressed in Additionally, many debates, 27 September 1991 at 11:10 pm, It is reported to Security that five male discussions, and open dialogues subjects tipped over a dumpster at the end of the "A" lot. It is believed ~.* ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• are held on campus for people to that the subjects involved were not Ursinus Students being they got into express their opinions. For nearly a vehicle and left the campus after the incident transpired. The ;. HOROSCOPES·: a century, this seems to have been investigation continues. an Ursinus way of life. This week in 1984 marked the 28 September 1991 at 11:20 pm, Security responds to the H-Lot after National Campus Alcohol Week. being dispatched by the Collegeville Police Department to identify two BY SIOUXSIE SMITH The Ursinus RA's featured open male subjects sitting in a vehicle at this location. It was found through Of The Grizzly dialogue. sessions entitled "Talk the investigation that the individuals had been visiting a student on Back," during which students and campus. Both subjects were taken into police custody for Public ARIES: Don't let your work load get you down - take some time at administration could discuss the Drunkenness. the end of the week to kick back and relax with your friends. The long campus' alcohol policy. The two weekend should be the perfect time to forget the work and get down to major concerns addressed were the ALL REGlSfERED GUESTS ON CAMPUS ARE YOUR some fun. amount of weeknight drinking that RESPONSIBILITY AND MUST REMAIN WITH THE HOST OR TAURUS: Where are you going in your life? Figure it out and then occurred and the poor appearance HOSTESS AT ALL TIMES!!!!!! feel confident in your decision. You're the only one that has to live of the school with so many with it. students carrying open containers. DID YOU KNOW???? IN THIS AREA WE HAVE A SERVICE GEMINI: Stop putting it off and do it! You'll have a great time! Among other proposals, the notion KNOWN AS "CALL TRACE" WHICH LETS YOU TRACE THE CANCER: Be supportive of your friends even if you think they may of a $50 fine for anyone caught NUMBER OF THE LAST CALL YOU RECEIVE. THEE have made the wrong decisions. They don't always think you're right with an open container was NUMBER IS AUTOMATICALLY REPORTED TO THE BELL OF either, but they are always there for you. discussed.t. PENNSYLVANIA'S ANNOYANCE CALL CENTER. TO USE LEO: Is it time to think with your head instead of your heart? You In 1973, this week began a long THIS SERVICE, FOLLOW THE PROCEDURE LISfED BELOW: have to do what feels right to you reg~rdress of the advice you are debate regarding the dorm policies 1. AFTER RECEIVING A CALL YOU WANT TO TRACE, HANG getting. and a request for open dorms. UP. VIRGO: Take a look around and start to realize just how lucky you The students argued that not 2. BEFORE MAKING OR RECEIVING ANOTHER CALL, PICK are! You oould really have fun if only you'd relax and not worry so having open men and women's much. - UP THE RECEIVER, LISfEN FOR THE DIAL TONE AND DIAL dormitories restricted their rights. THE TRACE CODE AS FOLLOWS: LIBRA: The sun is in Libra; let it shine on you. They could not be expected to A) FROM A 12 BurTON TOUCH-TONE PHONE WITH SCORPIO: Are you moving on or trying to hold on to the past? demonstrate their maturity unless TOUCH TONE SERVICE ·57 Evaluate your motives. given a chance to prove it. The SAGrITARlUS: Simply just have fun, and enjoy those people you B) FROM A ROTARY OR PULSE DIALING PHONE -1157 administration replied that the haven't seen in a y,'hile! 3. LISfEN FOR THE CONFIRMATION ANNOUNCEMENT. previous year's trial basis of open 4. HANG UP AND THE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE CAPRICORN: The next few weekends will be the best you've had in a dorms had failed due to the lack CALLER WILL BE REPORTED TO THE BELL OF long time. Don't hold back. of responsibility. Thus, the AQUARIUS: Don't be fooled by the signs, someone really loves you. PENNSYLVANIA semester's long debate began. But do you love this someone? This week in 1934, meetings of PISCES: My crystal ball is fuzzy, and I don't have enough energy to "PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE THE three freshmen discussion groups decipher the message, so be careful! TELEPHONE NUMBER OF THE PARTY WHO CALLED. THE began. Freshmen signed up for INFORMATION WILL BE HELD BY THE BELL OF PA FOR ...... , ,ne of three discussion groups, RELEASE TO APPROPRIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT personal problems, world PERSONNEL. IN THE EVENT YOU USE THIS SERVICE ON ~:::---::-""":'""--::------~----~ problems, or student religious CAMPUS, PLEASE CONTACT SECURITY AT 489-2737 SO THAT The Security Department along with the Collegeville Police problems. Some topics discussed THE INFORMATION CAN BE RELEASED TO Department as well as the Security Department investigating the incidents. were college friendships, the value THE COLLEGEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT AS WELL AS of fraternities (there were only fIVe SECURITY. AN EMERGENCY PHONE HAS BEEN INSTALLED OUTSIDE at that time), the use of leisure 29 September 1991 at 12:40 am, the Security Department and the THE SECURITY OFFICE, WHICH IS LOCATED AT REIMERT time, the N.RA., unjust social Collegeville Police Department respond to a house on Main Street HALL #97. ANYONE FOUND TO BE TAMPERING WITH THE systems, the effect of religion on after rea:iving a call of two unknown males throwing a rock through a PHONE FOR NON-EMERGENCY REASONS WILL BE FINED personality and the value of prayer window at this location. A student did witness the incident and $200.00 AND TAKEN IN FRONT OF THE J-BOARD. THE and public worship. reported he did see two male subjects wearing baseball caps and blue PHONE lS TO B~ USED FOR EMERGENCY PURPOSES ONLY In the early 1900's, a campus jeans running from the area and down sixth avenue. The Collegeville OR, IF AN OFFICER IS NEEDED TO REPORT BACK TO THE group, the Schaff Society, often Police Department and Security investigating the incident. SECURITY OFFICE. held a weekly debate. This week in 1904, they debated the oh so HOMECOMING 03 October 1991 at 11:40 pm, While Security is checking academic exciting topic, "Our prescnt tariff SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19TH, 1991, IS HOMECOMING AND buildings on campus, a student was found attempting to remove a system is detrimental to public TAILGATING WILL BE PERMITTED IN THE "B" LOT NEAR computer and printer and other computer related equipment. The welfare." The judges ruled in THE TENNIS COURTS. IN TIlE LAST FOUR YEARS serious matter was referred directly to the Judiciary Board. favor of the negative team. After ORGANIZATIONS AND GROUPS HAVE BEEN ENCOURAGED the debate, Miss Ebert closed the TO SIGN UP FOR TAILGATE SPOTS. ALL REQUESTS WILL BURGLARY.... IT IS THE UNLAWFUL ENTRY INTO A evening with a vocal solo of "0 BE HANDLED BY SECURITY AND MUST BE SUBMITTED BY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE WITH THE INTENT TO COMMIT Fond Dove, 0 Fair Dove: THE mI OF ocrOBER 1991. A REMINDER: KEGS ARE NOT A FELONY OR A TIlEFT. THE USE OF FORCE TO ENTER These are simply a few issues PERMITTED AND THE TAILGATING IS TO END BY 6:00 P.M .. INTO TIlE BUILDING IS NOT A REQUIRED ELEMENT AS that have faced the Ursinus ···IF YOUR ORGANIZATION OR GROUP FAILS TO END LONG AS TIlE ENTRy IS UNLAWFUL, EVEN IF THE ENTRY campus this week in history. TAILGATING AT 6:00 P.M., YOU WILL BE DENIED SPOTS TIlE IS MADE THROUGH AN UNLOCKED DOOR OR WINDOW. Students who remember last year's FOLLOWING YEAR. Quad policy debates will realize SGT GRIZZ IS VERY PROUD OF THE FINE WORK that these past debates are not EXHIBITED BY THE SECURITY OFFICER WHO that unfamiliar after all. And so, APPREHENDED THE INDIVIDUAL TRYING TO REMOVE a tradition of questioning, COLLEGE PROPERTY. debating, and discussing continuc.< Q~ Ursinus. ',jfT ~P=ag~e~4 ~~~Th~e~. ~G~r~iz~z~lY~~~~~Arts andEn te rtainme n t ~;~::~: ~::~;~n~n~;~: :~: ~: ~n~;:~; :~: ~: :~: :~O~;f~:~o~be~: ~: f~: 8~*~:~~?~?:~1: Movie Review Misery Jane Powell Returns Saffire: BY HARLEY DAVID RUBIN little, Paul begins to notice sLrallge t BY MELISA MILLER She had people sUlging and Assistant Sports Editor little quirks in Annie's personality, Of The Grizzly dancing with her on stage as well Uppity Blues such as violent mood swings and as on the floor. One of the The old saying that "Misery her aversion to swear-words. So it On Wednesday, October 3rd, members in the band had everyone loves company" is usually truC'l,but is quite a scene when Annie reads Jane Powell and Company doing a reggae dance which the Women never more so than in Stephen Paul's latest book, an attempt at returned to Ursinus for another audience enjoyed. As one student King's Misery. Not only was this a escaping the world of romance brilliant performance. Powell has said, "She was excellent and got great book, but Rob Reiner's novels dealing with scummy car performed with the likes of Ray everybody dancing, it was just a This past Saturday, October 5, screen adaptation captures all of salesmen. And just wait until , Charles and won Campus shame there was not as many the Wismer Lower Lounge was the horror of the novel with a Annie gets a load of the latest Entertainer Award in the Jazz people as expected." dazzled by the funk and blues of certain comic touch that win have "Misery" novel, in which he kills Music Category as well as the The attendance totalled about Saffire-the Uppity Blues Women. you laughing and screaming, off the character of Misery Campus Entertainer of the year 100 for the evening, much less Following the success of their sometimes at the same time. Chastain. for 1990. Powell has a fIVe octave than the standing room only second album "Hot Flash," the trio Basically, the movie is about Rob Reiner does a great job in range and is an incredible turnout two years ago. The pledges has been touring the nation Paul Sheldon (James Caan), the slowly unravelling the plot of this performer interacting with her of Kappa Delta Kappa were in serving up their version of well-known author of the "Misery movie and Annie's psychopathic band and the audience. Some of attendance and seemed to be rockable blues. They met a warm Chastain" romance novels, and his side, which leads to a climactic her songs included personal having fun dancing to the many welcome from the Ursinus car accident in the mountains of confrontation at the end. I highly experiences such as the song "Bill songs of Powell and her band. The Students who seemed to enjoy the Colorado. His broken body is recommend this movie, as it Collector," which was about low number of students was hour and a half show. Patti Bunt found by Annie Wilkes (Oscar­ appeals to both the humorous and working in a factory, and from blamed on poor advertising for the a senior, said of the show, 'Th~ award winner Kathy Bates), a horrific sides of all of us. The performers such as Bette Midler event and the ever-so-expensive lyrics were really entertaining, and former nurse and Paul's oft­ "horror" part isn't th~t scary-it's or Aretha Franklin whom she $1.00 admission charge. At the end they all seemed to be talented proclaimed "number-one fan", who the suspense Ufat'll get you. So go admires greatly. Jane and her of the evening, students were musicians comfortable with each helps him recuperate after bringing and see "Misery"-it's a good time band also do many performances asked to fill out a survei on the other and 'their music." him to her home. ,,-But little by even if you walk out feeling on cruise ships working on the S.s. performance. "oogie .... Norway last year. •••••••••••••••••••••••• r------~~--_. ·: Classifieds '.: , n\, 11...... , • • The ~g&ressive Couple : Baby sitter needed for: . : occasional daytimes. We'D pay: : $5.00 per hour to a responsible: : person. Call Cindy Clark at: • 489·3397. • BY PEPE BYRMON dummy on train tracks. Then at : . : Of The Grizzly least people would know why it : ••••••••• ·.: ~ ·.ii •• ti ••· •••• • h}d its name. : Just off the men's lacrosse field <'What does this oddly named :Tandy Tt.3-1000 r-or sale! . lies a startling red statue known as statue say to you? With this type :With EMP 240 color Ytttc AggreSSIVe Cbuple. One of complex .work, an individualist • • wonders - why is thi~ impressive interpretation is appropriate. :prmter, color monitor, work of art call<.:d the Aggressive What to me is a stark :assorted software, LOTUS, Couple when it really resembles a repres.entation of evil :Desk Mate, etc. Only four boxcar of a train or a tackling consequences from a mismatched I .::i!~~~!:~::..::.:..::;i::~~::.._~...:~_:!:.~~::.;~=~ :months old. $2,000. Can dummy for the football team? couple venting their aggressions by .. :Debbie Brown at 327-2847., Artistically, the title is obvious, practicing their blocking for _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• but the final placement of the football while rjding a train bound ...... ======:--;:======- ______-:-_____ ---, statue gives it true meaning. for nowhere, may to just be "that WIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllIllIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIII!: While the word aggressive is no red thing with the funny name = = doubt due to the lustful bright red near the lacrosse field." No one ~ The Lan t ern , ~ ~HE _IJ~.. ;JJJ ' r BURGERS. color (which blends in so well will ever know the true intent of STEAKS. ~Ursinus' Literary ~ & because bright red matches the artist without crawling inside OTHER GRIll. ITEMS everything), 'couple' probably his head, and I'm sure none of us ~ Magazine, is now ~ S~.II:' MUNCHIES BAR Cd GRILLE ; .. refers to the joining of the train wants to do that. Sometimes with ~accepting short ~ part to the tackling dummy part. AT THE LIMERICK GOLF CLUB modem art as zany as this, it is 495-6945 495-5567 Perhaps it is considered aggrc

Group Theater Q.ro: ~prizes for best short ~ Rod Stewart Spect~um Oct 8,9 ~story and best~ , Crowded House Tower Theater Oct 10 ~ artwork. Deadline for ~ House of Freaks Chestnut Cabaret Oct 9 (with School of Fish) ~s u b m iss ion sis ~ 489-8686 Philadelphia Orchestra Academy of Music Oct 10-12 ~October 17, so hurry! ~ om Les Miserables Forrest Theatre Oct 8-Nov 2 ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ 1~======~=====J ~11 October 8, 1991 The Grizzly Page 5

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Tortorelli at NASA What About Recycled Paper?

BY NAIMISH PANDYA technology. Although the research BY ERIC BLEICKARDT The major reason to recycle is waste. The Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Science Editor is far from complete, his results Science Editor to reduce the volume of garbage are currently being tested by sent to landfllls. Since 1960, dermition for high grade printing During the past summer, Dr. NASA. He worked with Is the paper you use recycled? garbage produced in the U.S. and writing paper is 50% waste Tortorelli worked at the NASA approximately 41 faculty members Chances are that a small increased 80% and another 20% content. Newspapers go through a Langley Research Center in and 120 students from all over the percentage of the paper you use is growth is expected by 2000, when process caUed deinking to remove the print. The present North Hampton, VA. As one of the United States. NASA chose him recycled. Although Ursinus has the solid waste is expected to premier places for research, NASA because of his background in increased its effort to recycle reach 216 million tons a year. American deinking capacity is 2.7 constantly engages in improving organosilicon chemistry. He paper such as with the weekly Paper comprises about 40% of the miUion tons per year. This space technology. However, not believes he was fortunate to be Gazette, there are many items volume of landfills with number is expected to rise to 73 only are aeronautical engineers selected to work alongside the such as fliers at Wismer that are newspapers alone comprising 16% million tons by the end of 1993. needed, but also chemists, who prominent and reputable NASA not printed on recycled paper. of the total. Each American uses These encouraging figures should need to identify and prevent scientists. He plans to pursue Why not? 600 pounds of paper annually, not cause one to overlook the dangerous chemical reactioM that some of that research here at The recycled paper issue is not 70% of which goes to landfills. individual responsibility for occur in space. Ursinus and pouibly go bad!: to about saving trees. Some forests Landfill sites are declining. There recycling and the need for Dr. Tortorelli was selected to Langley ned swnmer. Overall, it do need preservation due to are 5,500 landfills in the ~ntry education on this subject. participate in a swnmer feUowship was a tremendous oncc-in-a­ unique ecological chanu:teristics today and less than 2,200 sites are propam sponsored by the lifetime experience for him. yet there is no shortage of trees. J expected to remain at the end of Compifetf from Popular Science, . American Society for Engineering Today there are more trees than the centwy. Oct. 1991 Edw:ation (ASEE). He worked 70 years ago. Annual grOWlh Much of what is marked for the polymeric materiala crcceds hatVest by 31 % a year. "recycled paper" contains very little division for ten week&. The goal o _ for hisJ'CSCllrch was to modify some polymers that would not disintegrate in space. ~ :t ': •o Satellites and other long-term : Sdeoce ....von or anyone • space objects (such as the future : interested in writing for 11ae ·• space station) orbit the Earth : Grizzly: Writers are Deeded for : fairly close and remain in contact : the Sdeoce News. Call Eric · with some of the atmospheric Blekkardt at 4S4-0396 or · clementi. Due to the lengthy I: · Nalmish Pandya at 948-0785 if · duration in space, these spacccrafts I: ·• : yOB 8ft laterested. are subject to degradation from • ·: highly reactive molecules, one of which is atomic oxygen. Usually · · atomic oxygen attacks the · · structural components and I". ~VOlunteerS! adhesives on satellites enabling them to function improperly. Therefore, they must be brought bact to Earth and repaired. However, to prevent these Any students interested in volunteering constant costly repair jobs, NASA -- at the Montgomery Hospital in is researching to make polymers that prevent breakdown by atomic N~rristown, please report to the meeting ~or~otherhighly~er------~ thIS Thursday, October 10, at 6 pm in molea&lcs in space. Dr. Tortorelli PfhaIer 211. Polly Sutch, Director of was making monomeR to Grizzly nag Contest Volunteers from the Montgomery IYJlthClize these polymers. The Are you tired of the same old Grizzly Hospital, will explain the program and c:hemllby of thCIc polymers, c:aIled answer any questions. The program is Polyphenylquinoxalincs (PlO's), is design? We are holding a contest for the to modify these polymers by open to all students, however, it is attaching silicon groups. Then best new design of the Grizzly flag. In case strongly recommended for the Premed atomic oxygen would attad!: these you're wondering, the flag is the design on students who are seeking medical silicon groups and form stable the top of page one which names the experience. compounds, preventing the destruction of the entire polymer. newspaper. A $25.00 prize will be issued to This also provides additional the student whose design we use. benefits in that the new silicon - oxide complCl: can also provide a Submissions can be dropped off in the box layer of protection to the outside of the Student Publications Room spaccaaft and prevent further degradation. (3rd floor Bomberger, library side). Please It was a very prestigious position use black ink and make sure your design is for Dr. Tortorelli, who made a contribution to modem space clean. •• _ ..... oO • I . - -- -- ••• - l,!·,l',I'Ij"I'II:II'lI".'·.' .'·,"I"."i"il'i/ Il'Il' ,1.= Page 6 The Grizzly = HOMECOM NG QUEE

Gina Solensky of Phi Alpha Psi. Leigh Dickinson of Tau Sigma Gamma. Nominated by Pi Omega Delta. Nominated by Delta Mu Sigma. Gina is from Hazleton, Pennsylvania and is a Biology major. Leigh is from Palmyra, New Jersey and is a Psychology "I was very surprised when I received the nomination. I major. feel happy and very honored to be nominated by the "I'm glad to represent all my friends in DEMAS as brothers of Pi Omega Delta. They're good friends of their Homecoming nomination." mine and I respect them each individually as well as a fraternity."

Alison Sedgwick of Phi Alpha Psi. Heather Roberts of Phi Alpha Psi. Nominated by Alpha Phi Omega. Nominated by Zeta Chi.

Alison is from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and is a Health, Physical Education, and Recreation major with a Heather is from Mount Laurel, New Jersey and is an minor in Biology. Economics major. "I was really honored to be nominated by Alpha Phi "I am honored and flattered. I consider the brothers of Omega. I really care about and have great respect for . Zeta. Cb~ good friends. n the fraternity." October 8, 1991 Page 7 NOMINEES -- 19

Michele Yost. Brenn Conner of Omega Chi. Nominated by Delta Pi Si~a. Nominated by Beta Sigma lAmbda.

Michele is from Norristown, Pennsylvania and is an Brenn is from Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania and is an English major. English/Psychology double major. "A sincere thank you to all the brothers of Delta Pi "The nomination gave me a chance to get to know the Sigma for the honor of choosing me to represent the guys of Beta Sigma Lambda better. I want to thank them fraternity. I couldn't be happier than to be nominated by for giving me a chance to represent Omega Chi, because such terrific gUys and good friends." they're the best sorority around. They've all been really supportive."

of .g, .!S 1! ~ f ~ ______~ ____~ ______J~ j Megan Chmiel of Tau Sigma Gamma. Cara Console of Phi Alpha Psi. NomJaated by Sigma Rho Lambda. Nominated by Alpha Phi Epsilon.

• I,] Megan is from Palmerton, Pennsylvania and is a Communication Arts major with a minor in English. "I'd like to thank the brothers of Sigma Rho Lambda Cara is from Voorhees, New Jersey and is a Psychology for nominating me for Homecoming Queen. They're a major with a minor in Biology. great bunch of g1:lys and it is my honor to represent "I was surprised and honored. I really love the guys in them." 0' I' \ .o.\ ..~o I.i \00 APE's. They have been very special friends to me." Page------8 The ------.Grizzly -. 0 pinions· · ------October------8, 1991 The Ethnic Degradation BY STEVEN GRUBB paint as if war paint meant ,Grizzly Opinions Editor inhabit our nation. And our battle to herd them into reservations has nothing. And worse yet, they must stare in the face of a toothy, sparked wide-ranging sentiments in I was sitting on my living room smiling Oeveland Indian. The all Americans. Yet what we are Editor-in-Cbier Eric Foellmer couch this past Saturday afternoon question is, what does the Indian currently doing in the world of Associate Editor A. Judd Woytek watching the Atlanta Braves clinch have to smile about, the sports is satirizing a culture that Business Manager Chris Heinzinger the National League's Western 'Tomahawk Chop" maybe? This once was dominant on the Advertising Manager Adam Saget Division. My thoughts are about type of treatment of Native continent. Native Americans News Editors Megan Mendte what a great story these Braves American customs is degrading deserve more recognition than Erika Compton are. In one season, they have and inhumane. what they are given. Features Editor Tom Wilusz gone from last place to first. I realize it will be a lot to ask What if a group of caucasians Arts and Entertainment Editor Sara Jacobson Towards the end of the game, I the age-old Washington RedskinJ arise gathered in a stadium to watch the Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor Dana Kushwara began to hear this steady din to change their team name. The Detroit Negroes play? Would Sports Editor Laura Zobel from the Atlanta crowd. They same could be said of the Braves, their rally cry be a human beat­ Assistant Sports Editor Harley David Rubin began to chant some absurd, Indians, and Chicago Black Hawks. box? Perhaps a crowd of negroes Opinions Editor Steven Grubb derived Indian war song. My But it is important that we realize at the Boston Caucasians game Assistant Opinions Editor Ellen Sylvester thoughts tum to something what we are doing when we put might do an uncoordinated version Science Editors Eric Bleickardt different. I began to wonder how long head-dresses and buckskin of the "White-man's overbite" to Naimish Pandya I would feel if I were a Native breeches on ourselves. We cheer their team on. How about Pbotograpby Editors Peter Senescu American and I heard this stadium unfairly degrade a proud tradition going down to the Vet to watch Kristen Schwarz fuU of Atlantans degrade my that still exists. the Philadelphia Nips play. Maybe Campus Circulation Man&&er John Petko ethnic traditions. Instead of constantly satirizing ch~stick giveaway night or pre­ Computer Consultant Erik Moore The question of Native Native Americans in the sports game Samurai battles could be an Typists Gar Donecker American degradation in sports is arena, maybe we should pick up a attnu:tion. If these absurd Kristin White not a new one. yet this issue is a book of native American art or examples were reality, I am sure Repn Sbale surprising one in a society which is history and try to learn a bit more most people would be offended. DbeenU Taranatla beginning to emphasize political of what this culture really stands Native Americans must put up Proofreader Tom Epler correctness.. '!IIo one can deny that for. As it is today, popular culture with this ridicule year-round Faculty Adviser Mrs. Jane A&ostineOi Native Americans have played an portrays the Native American important part in American They watch crazed Washington culture as an un-important object Staff Members: Nick Bacxino, John Brobyn, Jeff Brown, Pepe Byrmon, history. They were the lint to RedskinJ fans dress up in theirwar of satire. Steve Choi, Tom Epler, Oaire Erfle, Amy Flemming, Dan F1i~er, ....------~------­ Dan Greene, George Hanlin, Rebecc:a Heyl, Katie Jones. Sharon Long, Lisa Louka, Blu Matsell, Melisa Miller, Casey Neal, Christin Outwin, Unsafe City Jamie Phebnan, Annette Rawls, Adam Saget, Satsuki Scoville, Alexis Smith, Siouxsie Smith, Ellie Stutzman, Dheeraj Taranath, Kris Wagner, BY DAN GREENE opening his trunk in this area, was their money, ~t the man ~Jllot Kristin White, Mark Wilhelms, Elaine Zelley. Of Th~ Grizzly aa:osted by a pack of young kids satisfied. He proceeded to .. demandin& from him thirteen the guy in the head and killed him Any omission in th~ staff box is an unint~ntional Editors ~nor. Our As I am headed toward the dollan. One kid pulled out a gun in front of his girlfriend On his sincere apo1ogi~s. heart of Philly, I have the distinct and another one said, "shoot him way home for the weekend, a pleasure to travel down Broad in the heart." My friend quickly young college student waited for The Grizzly was founded in 1978, replacing the previous campus Street. For those of you who have handed over the money and knew an early-morning bus. He wu newspaper, The Urslnus WeekJy. The Grizzly is published and edited not been on Broad Street, imagine that it was not worth dying over. mugged and killed in the broad entirely by students, and the views expressed in the paper are not a high intensity, bright-light drive My intentions here are not to daylight at 7 a.m. necessarily those held by the administration, faculty, or a consensus of with big buildinp, including the scare you out of the city, for I In the Temple University area, the student body. Albert Einstein Medical Center highly recommend a viJit to the the aime and violence hal and Temple University. Not to Art Museum and the Franklin escalated to the point where no To furth~r th~ int~/l~ctual atmosph~~ and bring about positive change mention, you should also see the Institute. What I intend to show one is safe. In fact, if you watda on th~ Uninus campus, th~ ap~ssion of opinion is vital. Th~ opinions hookers, drug dealers, and ganp you is that it is difficult, if not the ll-o'clock news every night, s~ction of The Grizzly is an open forum for th~ n~c~ssary expression of of the inner city. Well, you might impossible, to fully concentrate on chances are that you would hear 01 opinion from all fQC~ts of th~ coll~ge community. say... just drive on by and ignore your education with the kind of several murders in the area. Who Opinions on campus, local, national and int~mational issues an the spectacle. environment around you. Two are the majority of victims? It is encoumged to attract discwsion and guamnt~~ a wid~ range of ~sponses. That's fme. However, if you events during the summer make people like you and me, yOW!l II is ~f~fTed that opinion pi~c~s b~ 200 to 400 words, typed and doub/~ were to (hypothetically speaking) my point clear. At 1:00 a.m., a people and often innocent spac~d. Articl~s ~c~ived by Thursday can b~ print~d in th~ nut go to school at Temple, not only college couple who attend the bystanders. With the increasin& Tuesday's issue of The Grizzly. Submissions can be d~/ive~d to th~ would you see this inner-city ruth, Temple summer school program need of a formal education, why stud~nt publications room on th~ 3rri floor of Bombergo: something else would be evident. were approached by a man with a would you want to subject yourscJf It is called VIOLENCE! Last gun. The man asked for all of their to a place where you might not SEG Ii: ERS week. a friend of mine, simply money. The couple turned over live to see it through? Appreciate Today

BY ELAINE ZELLEY although these are things to took in the crisp morning air of thinking. "Who is she kidding? outdoors, even on those warm Of Th~ Grizzly consider. Instead, I speak of those smell of a wood burning stove? If don't have time to watch the sun afternoons we have had 10 many small, seemingly insignificant the answer was "I did," that's gr~t. set." However, perhaps if we all of recently. All too often it seems as though changes in nature that occur daily, If not, maybe we need to step took ten minutes to appreciate the We are paying for a gorgeous we rush through our days, weeks, yet rarely receive any attention ...;,. outside a little more often. scenery around us, we would have campus in semi-rural setting 10 and lives without giving a second those things many of us take for Naturally, those lazy days of a little less stress in our lives. let's make use of it. Call it corny. thought to the environment granted. summer that allowed us time to Maybe your thoughts are more romantic, or just plain stupid, but around us. We live absorbed in Allow me to present some relax and enjoy our lives without along the lines of "I don't want to with the ozone layer as thin as it our own little worlds of friends, examples in case I have caused any the pressures of research papers watch the sun set." So take a is, smog choking our cities, and a classes, parties, sp.>rts and confusion. How many of us paid and exams are gone. However, walk, go on a picnic, or take in a nuclear reactor spewing who activities; yet how m~ny of us any attention to the beautiful that does not change the natural friendly game of football. In fact, knows what, wouldn't it be a good really notice those slight changes sunset two Fridays ago? How beauty of this campus so many of only several days ago a friend idea to take advantage of what we around us? No, I am not thinking many have noticed the leaves us pass by. brought up the subject that very have today rather than always in terms of rec.ycling or pollution, changing colors? How many more Now some of you may be few students take the time to be cramming for toinorrow? October 8,1991 0 .. /L 'llhe'Grizzly Page 9 ------P101 0 ns \ e'tters ------~------~:;:E:'m Try~;~~~~:~~,;~~ :,::~~R:,~::,~HTER C~~~?:;~:t~h~~;,:d t~~=::. :. problem or point you're trying to Professionals in the long run will constructive campus activities. say. Fluff is the garble which stuff Successful students at Ursinus be better as professionals if they -The College Tutorial project, "Just get to the point!" "Stop is transformed into. What could weave two basic threads of bring to their work a sense of which turns Ursinus students into beating around the bush!" "Say take one minute to say in stuff, educational experience as they service; service to the society will tutors of area high school students, what you mean." "Going behind lasts an hour in fluff time. anticipate a fulfilling adult life. be more effective if it is delivered is functioning again this year. someone's back." ... How do you Rememoer that a fluff-job is easy One thread is the preparation " by a person who is knowledgeable -Ursinus students have been feel when you either tell, or are to detect. It hurts to think that for a professional career. About in a field and who knows how to spending Saturday mornings told these phrases? I'm sure most your friend, family member or three out of four Ursinus students' get things done. helping to make decent shelters of us have had experiences where partner does not have the decency after graduation go on to some Critics of higher education often for the poor through a "Habitat these exclamations have come up. - to be up front. I have given kind of graduate work related to ~ lament that college students do for Humanity" project. What did you do in the situation? many fluff-jobs in my time. the professional work they will do. not appear to care as much as they -An op-ed piece by Ellen The purpose of this article is to always carry pangs of guilt towards Our broad hberal education, should about ethical and moral Sylvester gave a compelling show the importance of BEING those who I have given an around capped by study of a major field in: responsibilities. We at Ursinus argument for "volunteerism." DIRECT. Clearly, we all would like to be told the · t~th. It is the way version of the truth. Have depth, gives them multiple options sometimes criticize our students Ellen said that it "teaches people in choosing such graduate work for being too much focused on to put their problems aside for a frustrating when you want a you ever tried to avoid the eyes of and in preparing to deal with a themselves and too little time in order to work for a greater straight answer and one is not someone who knows of your produced. Being direct is probably shame? global society. committed to the welfare of cause." The second thread is the humankind. In a single week, that adds up to one of the hardest things for an Although we may not always heightening of sensitivity to the But there is evidence on campus a pretty good evidence that a good individual to do. Being direct is want to h ear t h e truth, respect crucial when building any sort of must be given to those who are ethical and moral responsibilities of a lively student commitment to many students are sensitizing of adult life - a sense of service~ service. The October 1 issue of themselves to the ethical and relationship among two people. able. to tell it. This is not t9 .say 1. ld alk In many courses and in the social ,_ ,The Grizzlv reported the moral responsibilities of adult life. What ' is so scary about being t h at you . s~~ou . w up to your , ~ - completely open with a family best friend and say, "You know, and organizational experiences 01'1j following: The Ursinus community has far member, friend, or boy jgirlfriend? your Qutijt ll\akes ypu look like a . campus, students acquire a better -Members of Ursinus Students' more to do toward that end; it is ." Th' dif~ understanding of the compelling , Environmental Action Coalition encouragm' g that students already Most people tell only part of the f at pIg. ,." ere s ,a. lerence Whole!' picture because they fear idea of community. They leave were m'volved m' learrun' g about are doing so much. b etwe1':tt • h. 09-esty I' and cruelty. here with a greater desll' e to mve N E~rt'llig the feelings of someone ltd, t f' d d /:1' future threats to Amazon rain ns ~ .go 0 your nen an say, . something to ·the society that ~ ~ tlley 'care ' about. Many fmd "Your outfit does not do your forests. ;;2 . . security in speaking in the figuie Justice, try we~ it this nurtures and empowers them. -A group of student leaders· Co it • confidence Of ' others instead of way ... " You will not be faultOO'rO'f These two threads in the most . took part in a "leadershop" 's8' bi11 confronting that one particular your sincerity. , successful adult lives are not ' designed to make them more Riohard P. Ricbter . person directly. And yet, there are . ' IJook around andSom~imes . -I •. 't· .' ,.) . • .Pr·~ •.i~!n~ r • those who prefer to remain silent, become sad and sick at the sarn.e 1IIII!I------....-;,1-:---~---- . ~------_:---!1'------~ °IhM l~r~iitg l what'Ju·'tio1he'ting 'time. I : see unfaithfulness to a o~m. Why'do we' resort to these relationship, friends talking -about : ',ildoj-buts" when we should-insist 't,) -tneJtdsjfarld grolips ~tallring ''Ilbout Cl atH)eili~ cdii~'! "r'l . . other groups. Rumors are begun BY MEGAN MENDTE .1 trimmed at every corner. 'The were walking back .to·Reimert in . Sometimes, the truth hurts. But by this very fashion. If I leave this racket is very annoying. the rain. A group of Construction then again, a distorted version of . piece with any-one'line of advice, News E(Jitor I But even more annoying than all workers was behind us. My friend the truth can do more harm in the it is this - the world would be a I thought the Construction was " the noise, dust and confusion are dropped her umbrella and it long-run. I like to place more tolerable place to live if we over. With Olin fmally standing in the rude construction workers broke. Instead of helping her pick confidence in the average person's all communicated properly. all its glory, and the entire campuS busily making the noise. Not only it up, they laughed. donning a lovely, new black-top' do they spit, belch and curse in One of the more "considerate" ----~------theme, I was looking forward to ~ front of students, but they've taken of the group said, "Don't honey. C~me On, Harley! peaceful fall. Of course, this was to cat-calls and obnoxious Just call Mommy and Daddy. Dear ~arley, predictions, they speak for not to be...... comments. Hanging out on the They'll buy you a whole mess of themselves. (We will not even Once again, construction news grass in front of Reimert Hall umbrellas." Come on Harley, what are you mention Harley's key prediction in dominates the Ursinus campus. they point and openly discu~ Obviously, these men are too doing? .' First of aU, who puts a the Eagles and Skins game about The Life Sciences Building is a female students. Whistling and narrow-minded to realize that not trivia question about Cheers in Rypien getting pummeled, he was shambles. Biology lab is a physical yelling is a favorite lunch-break /Neryone at Urs~us is fabulously your self proclaimed sports not even sacked once buddy), It impossibility. Teachers are forced pastime. wealtJ!.y. In fact, 70% of aU column. Granite (sic), I love would not be fait to rip Harley's to scream at the top of their lung~ I can understand this happening .' Ursin\ls Students are receiving Cheers also, but lets not mix predictions without making some over the noise and students go in downtown Philadelphia, but fmancial aid. To treat students like Cheers with football. of my own, so here I g6> The without necessary equipment tha~ when I'm paying nearly $18,000 a rich brats is immature and rude Besides (sic) not being able to Eagles will finish 9 and 7 ·and has been lost in the confusion: year I'd like to be free of this _ especially since.the "rich brats" ar~ distingu~h sports from a television make the play-offs through the Parking lots are popping up all annoyance when on campus. paying their salaries. We deserve a show, I think you need to check wildcard. They will win the fllSt over campus and trees are being The other day, my friend and I lo~jnj)re respect than that. out some of your prized playoff game under McMahon's predictions. First, lets look at the old, but reliable arm. The Sixers ------~----. Eagles and the Redskins game on will finish second (that's right EDITORIAL Monday night. The Eagles lost by Harley) behind the Celtics. The 23 and did not score once. Sixers will make it to the SOt ~he~ was e~eryo~e for the 'Jane Powell Concert? She is a tremendous singer and she has a ·., l1arley's prediction: Eagles by 3. conference fmals though, but the grea an travelling WIth her. You cannot be telling me that the $1.00 admif¥.fn charge was the air show is to (sic) much for the (n}Now, I should have taken that one only rea:on you stayed away from this phenomenal entertainer. I heard this as the number one to the bank, right Harley? Not! Sixers again. In fact, for the Sixers ~a:? I r~~ a few people though. Think about it. One dollar. That isn't that much money Qh, by the way Harley, your no­ to beat the Bulls, they will have to ell Itn y dosefTobf you who were here two years ago remembered how good.,Jane was Were name, this guys a nothing acquire a strong guard to cover yo~ rea y urne 0 y the $1.00 admission? . . Michael. (Where are you Derek v'.\.~'ilrterback named Mark Rypien Give credit to CAB They d I t f . . t:e~ effectively against the Smith?). Lastly, the owner of the h • spen a 0 ° time plannmg entertainment for the campus and then J ~es. He also beat Eric Allen, Sixers, Harold Katz, decided to !h e~ get a ~oor turnout. Remember that you are paying for this entertaillment. I seriously doubt llfobably . one of the best sellout to the cable companies and a you WIll ever get to see such quality entertainment again in your life for a $1 00 ad . . ~merbaclcs in the league. I am only have 7 (count them 7) games fee, and most of the entertainers on campus are free! • miSSIOn not a big Mark Rypien supporter, on free T.V. My prediction: Mr. TIake 8dl~8ttnl tagedof the .programs that CAB puts on. They are worth your time and money So tiUt lets give credit where credit is Katz will die a slow painful death. sp urge a I e an contribute a dollar. • clue. He is 5 and O. Enou~ about H~ley's prized David Brown AJW Class of 1994 Page 10 The Grizzly S ' **************************************** norts * October 8, 1991 ********************************************\******** *!!!!!!!::*********** ********************************************* Bears Maul Swarthmore

as they scored on their first two which successfully foiled BY LAURA ZOBEL possessions to take a 14-0 lead. Swarthmore's attempt to score. Spons Editor Kennedy threw a 9 yard pass to In the 3rd quarter, Kennedy's senior wide receiver Mike Cohen pass was intercepted at Ursinus' 42 The Bears avenged last year's yard line. Swarthmore was unable loss to Swarthmore and ended a for the 1st touchdown. Ursinus scored again on its next possession. to drive the ball into the end zone two game losing streak by soundly due to the Bears' outstandin~ defeating Swarthmore, 28-7. The Bears' 72 yard, 6 play scoring drive ended with a 16 yard defense. Junior defensive lineman The Bears dominated offensively Brent Baldasare recovered a as well as defensively. Ursinus out touchdown run by junior running back Tony Barber. fumble on Ursinus' 14 yard line. rushed Swarthmore 255 yards to The Bears were also unable to 155 yards. Sophomore running Swarthmore retaliated by scoring early in the 2nd quarter to make convert the fumble recovery into back Bill Sedgwick was the team's points, but Swarthmore fumbled leading rusher, with 84 yards in 12 the score 14-7. Late in the 2nd quarter, the Bears increased their the punt return on its own 2 yard carries. Sophomore quarterback - line. Junior running back Dave Matt Kennedy had a good day. lead to 21-7, with Sedgwick rushing 13 yards for the Billito took the ball into the Despite an interception, he endzone from 2 yards out with touchdown. The 6 play, 60 yard completed 6 out of 11 passes. 3:03 left in the 3rd quarter. The Bears successfully stopped scoring drive was successful despite 4 penalties against the Bears for a Defensively, the Bears were strong Swarthmore's offense. Due to the by holding Swarthmore scoreless in total loss of 30 yards. Senior wide Bears' tough defense , the entire 2nd half. In the 4th receiver Bill Engro's 42 yard Swarthmore's quarterbacks only quarter it was 1st and goal with reception saved the Bears' scoring completed 9 out of 28 passes. The Swarthmore on the Bears' 4 yard drive. defense also forced 3 fumbles and line, but the Bears' defense Throughout the game, the registered 8 tackles for 35 yards in prevented Swarthmore from Bears' defense stopped numerous losses. The Bears' main problem scoring a touchdown. scoring attempts by Swarthmore. was penalties. Ursinus had 12 With this win, Ursinus evens its With 50 seconds left in the 1st penalties for a total loss of 99 record to 2-2. Next week the half, Swarthmore was on the yards. Bears travel to Johns Hopkins Bears' 15 yard line. The Bears The Bears showed that they then come home to play made several good defensive plays, were a force to be reckoned with Gettysburg on Homecoming. An Ursinus runner pounds out some of the 255 Volleyball total rushing yards. LadyBears Gets Spiked I~ ' Run to BY PATI1 BUNT HARLEY'S HAYEN Victory Of The Grizzly that he was placed higher on the without a paddle. Guess I'll have The Ursinus volleyball team, has BY HARLEY DAVID RUBIN depth chart than Goebel. Let's to imagine the uniforms while had an unsuccessful past two Assistant Spons Editor BY DAWN WARNER face facts: Ryan is 36, Goebel is listening to the games on the weeks, losing its last seven Of The Grizzly 23; Ryan hadn't taken a snap in radio. Of course, we wouldn't matches. This slump began on 'Sup, sports fans? Nothing two years, Goebel looked decent have this problem if there weren't This past weekend, the women's September 26, when the Lady much here, although if you look in preseason; and Ryan is so many greedy people in the cross-country team travelled to the Bears lost to both Eastern and elsewhere in this fme publication, immobile. Now, who would you 76ers front office. Wow-I guess I fITst annual Philadelphia Bible WiJmington. you'll fmd a downright nasty choose? agree with Dave on something: College Invitational where they Next weekend, the Lady Bears opinion written about this young The Flyers started off their Harold Katz has to go. competed against 13 other schools. returned home to host both writer. I'm not going to put him season with a blah, losing to the Well, before I get out of here, The Bears demonstrated an Gettysburg and Swarthmore. down, but hey Dave, lighten up­ Capitals last Saturday night. it's time for a sneak peek at the outstanding effort by placing Ursinus lost to Gettysburg(8-15, 2- nobody's perfect. Although I didn't see much of the Ursinus College Baseball Team, second, with a score of 57 points, 15, 10-15). Swarthmore defeated On the lighter side, how about game, I wonder how well all of the which will be coming soon to a while Lincoln University scored 52 the Lady Bears 0-2, by scores of 4- those Eagles? My friend Dave new faces will blend into this field near you. SNEAK PEEK: points to take fITst place. Cedar 15 and 8-15. was right in saying how wrong I Flyers team. With the addition of Casey Price, who will probably kill Crest was third with 64 points. On Monday, September 30th, was, but who could have predicted Andrei Lomakin, the flfst Soviet me for printing his name, hit a The closeness in team scores Ursinus took on Kings College at that Jim McMahon would get hurt Flyer, it's really difficult to see this mammoth grand-slam homer off of indicates that the field of runners home. Despite their comeback on a simple dash for the sidelines? crew fighting for playoff one of our top pitchers in a were at similar ability levels. It attempt, the Lady Bears lost 0-3 Let the record show that when contention. But hey, I've been scrimmage last week. I hope these was a great meet! (7-15, 12-15, 13-15). Jimbo went down, he was 4 for 6 wrong before (right, Dave?). little views of what's to come in For the second week in a row, The following Thursday, the passing, and had he been healthy Charles Barkley has called them the spring excite you enough to Kris Wagner and Jen Orehowsky team travelled to Bethlehem to for the whole game, who knows what the outcome would have ugly. But I don't think the 76ers' come out and cheer us on-bring crossed the finish line together to play Moravian. Ursinus opened your couch! been ... new uniforms are bad. OK, tie for fITst place! They completed strong to win the fITst game of the Last thing: the Cheers Answer The hot topic now is that Brad maybe the red ones are a little the course in a time of 20:24. best of five match 15-13. Then the from last week: Disneyland! Goebel has been named the loud. Then again, how often will Dawn Warner, improving her time team lost the next three 8-15,3-15 Finally, the Clamer House of slarting quarterback over crotchety a fan like myself get to see the from last week, ran 23:23 for a 7-15 to lose the series 1-3. Champioris/Cheers Trivia 15th place finish. Stephanie old Pat Ryan. Well, this fan road uniforms? After all, there On Parents' Day, Ursinus hosted Question of the Week is: What believes that Goebel should have are only 10 games on regular Horling, continuing to run stronger West Chester in an exciting action­ actress played Coach's dau"Kht; with every race, completed the been #2 after Randall television, so if you don't have packed encounter. This best of five and a secretary on the show course in 24:15 for a 26th place Cunningham went down; just cable here at school (like me) then match came down to the final starring Cybil Shepard and Bruce finish. Rebecca Beacher also ran because Pat Ryan is a buddy of you're up the proverbial creek point of the fifth game, with Willis? Later on, dudes :all a strong race placing 29th despite Ursinus fmally being overtaken 2- dudettes! not feeling up to par. 3(15-13, 6-15,15-13,10-15,14-16). The Lady Bears hope to keep Despite losing numerous Junior Shannon Savage and c0- some key blocks and kills. improving with each meet by matches to opponents, the Lady captain Gina Radocha have done In J.V. action,Ursinus took on Joann Montgomery and junior closing the gaps between the Bears play hard and feel they have an exceptional job as the team's Harcum on October 1st. Despite a Maria Carras. Fmally, the team runners. This week, the Bears will a strong team. Co-captains Gina setters. Also deserving recognition very strong effort by the team, would like to welcome freshman travel to Drew University in Radocha and Jean Gaudet have are the two middle blockers, senior they lost their best of three match. Kelly Hoopes. Morristown, New Jersey. done a great job leading the team. Karen Hoermer and junior Leading the team were freshman - - .... fit "'-. • ~ ... " Michele Pollack, who have made October 8, 1991 ' S t The Grizzly Page 11 '•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Il()Jrl ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••:: Field Hockey Drives for Victory

BY CLAIRE ANN ERFLE mental game is just as important Of The Grizzly as the physical aspect of a game, and it looked as if our girls may Last Tuesday October 1, the have fumbled a little with the hockey team faced Penn here at mental part in the second half. Ursinus. Despite the advantage of Gros believes perhaps variations in playing on their own field rather future practices may bring about than Penn's astroturf, the girls did better execution in games. not prevail. The first goal of the "Something's missing from eady in game was scored by Senior Toni the season," Gros explained, ''we Wenger, but her goal was quickly have to fmd it again and claim it." matched by a Penn player who On Saturday's game away at scored and tied game 1-1 at the Rider the Lady Bears did fmd and half. Nearing the end of the game claim whatever it was that they it looked as if it might go into had "lost." The hockey team's overtime, when another girl from :::J,;;tains Alison Sedgewick and Penn shot the winning goal. Goalie Toni Wenger led the Ursinus team Hope Arroliga did all she could to to a 4 to 3 victory. Sophomore save this high shot to the left Krissie Ruggiero played a superb corner. The shot was not above game, and scored the first hattrick Arroliga's shoulder, but probably (3 goals) of the season. Ruggiero should have been questioned for hustled for the ball nonstop, and no shots except for flicks are her speed and stickwork proved allowed above a player's waist. The too much for Rider's defense. The fmal score was Penn 2, Ursinus 1. other Ursinus goal was driven in Coach Vonnie Gros found a few by Sophomore Anmarie Lukens, things that had gone wrong. She another player who is constantly explained that because of the moving with the ball. It was a well heavy pressure executed by Penn, played game by the team as a the Lady Bears temporarily lost whole,' and it looks like the girls no T qr their poise and the defense lost have it all together once again. possession. Both offense and The next game is scheduled at defense seemed to have an home on Wednesday against "inability to field the ball." The Villanova. Cross Country Takes 2nd BY KRlS WAGNER followed closely by Ursinus with a -Too Early to Tell? No Way aod DAVE WEISS team effort of 47 points. Of The Grizzly Once again senior Joe Kershner BY ERIC FOELLMER * The Skins are uoscored-upoo Who knows? We may be led the field of runners from the Last Saturday, the Mens Cross Edilor-in-Chief in three home games this season, looking at the second perfect season beginning and fmished in 1st place. outscoring their opponents (the in NFL history. In my humble, Country team traveled to He completed 26:28, a full 20 Harley, I'm crushed. I didn't Lions, Cardinals, and - sorry - unbiased opinion, I'd say that it's a Philadelphia for the Philadelphia seconds ahead of the 2nd fmisher Bible Invitational, which featured even get so much as a mention in Eagles) by a combined total of 102- lot less impossible than you might from Philadelphia College of seven teams. Ursinus hoped to this week's Haven. Anyway, as O. The last team to host three think. Bible. bounce back after suffering its ftrst promised: consecutive home shutouts was the Mike McMullin and Dave Weiss The next question is: who will defeat of the season when it After enjoying the past six weeks 1934 Detroit Lions. fmished in 5th and 6th place be standing in the way of Joe placed 3rd to Philadelphia College of bliss, I am finally ready to end Besides, I've got that feeling respectjvely. Dan Bubb fmished in Gibbs' third Super Bowl victory? of Bible and champions Trenton my silence. Those who know me again. From the time I could walk 10th place for the Bears. The obvious choice, one I am not State at the Philadelphia have undoubtedly heard me ramble until the day I left for college, I Freshman Ryan Savits competed in willing to argue against, is the Metropolitan Meet. on this year, and the time has come attended every single Redskins his first meet of the season and Buffalo Bills - who, barring a The race took place at to let the rest of you in on this little home game. I've seen them suck fmished in 25th place. Savitz was Monday night fluke, remain perfect Philadelphia College of Bible, a secret. The Washington Redskins and I've watched them shine, but I closely followed by teammate this season as well. Wouldn't that fast and challenging course. are going to the Super Bowl. always got a special feeling at the Brian Havrilla, who took 26th be something? A battle of unbeaten Before you grunt and use this beginning of a championship Unfortunately, the competition place. conference champions to claim the proved to be a bit too stiff for the section to help paper-train your season. I am pleased to say that The Bears will travel to Drew rights of the NFL's best team. Bears to claw and avenge their illegal campus pet, let's take a look the feeling is back once again, and University, where they will meet a Who knows? It may make last previous week's loss. Philadelphia at the facts: stronger than I can ever remember contingent of teams that will give year's Super Bowl victory in the College of Bible was the champion * After dismantling the Chicago it being. All we need now is an the men's team a run for their game's final seconds look like a of the meet with 34 points Bears on Sunday, Washington NFL players' strike and the omen money. blowout. remains perfect with a 6-0 record . will be complete. • IX,'Ji,l! 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BY CHRIS HEINZINGER outside penalty shot. Ursinus did to Ursinus' players. The goals Of The Grizzly not mount much due to exhaustion came from 2 penalty kicks that and a lack of substitutions. The were highly disputed, 1 breakaway, On Wednesday, October 2, the game ended with a score of 3-1, and two other powerful shots. The Ursinus Soccer team played the but the team was pleased with red cards came from one instance ranked six Div. III team from their playing, as was coach Dr. of fighting, and one from arguing Scranton University. The Bears Walter Manning. and cursing at the referee, and the were playing unbelievably well This Saturday, Ursinus faced third which was given to Ursinus's from the start. During the first Johns Hopkins. A large crowd coach was given because of half, Ursinus scored off an came out to see the Bears play this constant yelling at the referee. excellent attack that started from conference game. Johns Hopkins Ursinus's coach was telling the the backfield. The goal was scored dominated most of the fust half, referee that the Johns Hopkins by Freshman Walter Zelly. Much playing most of it in Ursinus' 1/3 coach was threatening one of his credit should be given to Erik of the field. Eric Boergesson and players, and Walter Manning was Boergesson and Scott Gonsler for Dennis Short were once again insisting that the Hopkins Coach their excellent performances on playing excellent defense, and be given a card. However, the defense. Jay Jackson, Victor Gil, Chris Heinzinger had a superb referee turned around and gave and Blake Herr, should be fust half, making some key saves Coach Manning the card. Ursinus applauded for their efforts on to keep the Bears in the game. On lacked offense this half and the offense, as should Chris offense, Jay Jackson got off several defense crumbled under Hopkins, Hcinzinger for his job in the net. shots and Walter Zelley had a but most of all Ursinus suffered The Bears led 1-0 until about 20 breakaway, but failed to put the from several poor, disputable calls minutes into the second half when ball in the net. So due to the by the referees which resulted in the Scranton Team managed to Ursinus defense, the score was 0-0 two penalty kicks that were score off a deflected shot. The at the half. converted into goals. score remained tied 1-1, and the But by the end of the game the Ursinus' soccer record is now 2- PlwlojJohn Brobylt teams went on to play two 15 Ursinus team would be broken 5, and the team goes on the road minute ovcrtimes. In the first down. The fmal score was 5-0 next week to play Lebanon Valley The Bears' defense had its hands full with overtime Scranton scored off a Johns Hopkins. There were also 3 on Thursday and Delaware Valley an aggressive Johns Hopkins offensive unit. well-executed comer kick and also red cards given and 2 yellows given on Saturday. Flag Nick's NFL Notes

BY NICK BACCINO linebacker Seth Joyner in the end Football Of The Grizzly zone. The turnover was one of six forced by the Eagles defense. SPORTS BEAT Backup quarterback Chris Both teams had their chances to Wednesday, Oct. 9 score in the fust half. Eagles Follies Chandler completed a 5-yard pass Field hockey v. Villanova 3:30 p.m. to Bruce Hill for the game-winning linebacker Byron Evans BY LAURA ZOBEL touchdown as the Tampa Bay intercepted a pass and ran it back Volleyball v. Cabrini 7:00 p.m. Sports Editor Buccaneers came back to upset the to the Bues' one yard-line before Philadelphia Eagles 14-13 Sunday fumbling it back to Tampa Bay. You know it is fall at Ursinus Thursday, Oct. 10 in National Football League For Tampa Bay, which recorded when girl's pledging begins, mid Soccer at Lebanon Valley 3:30 p.m. action. its rust victory of the season, terms are rapidly approaching, and The turning point of the game kicker Steve Christie came the intermural flag football is in full was when Eagles punter Jeff closest to scoring but missed a 32- swing. Friday, Oct. 11 Feagles dropped the football yard field goal attempt late in the This year 10 teams are Volleyball at Stockton 7:00 p.m. inside his own 20 yard-line with second quarter. competing. In the Red League, the the Eagles leading 13-0 and five Brad Goebel, a rookie free­ Betty Ford Clinic is currently minutes remaining in the game. agent, started at quarterback for Saturday, Oct. 12 undefeated and leads the league The Bues took over and three Philadelphia. Due to a rash of with 3 wins. Beta Sigma Lambda­ Field Hockey v. Syracuse 11:00 a.m. plays later, Chandler found injuries, he is the fourth different Team A and 69ners are tied for Football at Johns Hopkins 1:30 p.m. running back Rob Wilson for a quarterback to play for the Eagles 2nd place, both with a record of I­ short touchdown. this season and the third different Cross Country at Drew 11:00 a.m. I. Delta Pi Sigma-A posts a record Chandler replaced starter Vinny starter in six games, behind Soccer at Delaware Valley 11:00 a.m. of 0-1 and Blues Brothers is in last Testaverde, who went down with a place with a record of 0-2. Randall Cunningham and Jim chip fracture on his right thumb. In the Gold League Unbridled McMahon. He was not impressive Tuesday, Oct. 15 The fourth-year veteran led Tampa Violence and Alpha Phi Omega - his longest completion went for Bay on a 49-yard drive which Volleyball v. Albright 7:00 p.m. are tied for 1st place each with a 19 yards to Keith Jackson and he resulted in the winning score with Soccer v. Washington 4:00 p.m. 2-0 record. Alpha Pi Sigma-B is in threw two interceptions at a dreary 1:09 to play. The Eagles last 3rd place with a 2-1 record and Tampa Stadium. hopes went up in smoke when Rollin' Fat and Moldy The Eagles fell to 3-3 and three Wednesday, Oct. 16 returner Rod Harris fumbled on games behind the division-leading Watermelons round out the Field Hockey v. Penn State 3:00 p.m. standings. the ensuing kickoff. Washington Redskins, who Kicker Roger Ruzek hit two This week the Beta Sigma Alpha defeated the Chicago Bears 20-7 to field goals in the third quarter for Team A beat the 69ners 20-0. keep their perfect record intact at Thursday, Oct. 17 the Eagles to break a scoreless tie. Alpha Phi Omega posted its 2nd 6-0. Philadelphia will play at Philadelphia scored their only Soccer at Swarthmore (JV) 4:00 p.m. win by soundly defeating the home this coming Sunday against touchdown when a fumble by Moldy Watermelons 44-{). The the New Orleans Saints. Testaverde was recovered Moldy Watermelons also lost to Saturday, Oct. 19 Delta Pi Epsilon-B 40-0. The Betty Field Hockey v. American University 12:00 noon Ford Clinic got its 3rd victory by Football v. Gettysberg 1:30 p.m. crushing the Blues Brothers 30-0. THERE WILL BE NO GRIZZLY On Thursday Delta Pi Epsilon-A Cross Country - Bear Pack Run 9:00 a.m. plays the 69ners .1t 4:00 P.M. Delta NEXT WEEK DUE TO THE Soccer v. alumni 11:00 a.m. Pi Epsilon-B meets Rollin' Fat at Volleyball v. alumni 10:00 a.m. 5:00 P.M. Frid"" games will be FALL HOLIDAY BREAK! announced at a .;r date.