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Couple Cardinals Perot proposes top arrested Hens reform by ballot for sex Texas billionaire encourages American • public to vote on government change cr1mes By liz lardaro America. the organization which Associate News Editor sponsored the half-hour Police say team When former presidential presentation, the ballots will be candidate H. Ross Perot reemerged tabulated at the Congressional onto the political scene during a paid district, state and national levels and used dogs in NBC-TV broadcast Sunday night, he then wi ll be presented to each let both the Clinton administration representative and senator. alleged prostitution, and the public know that he is not Henry T. Reynolds, political ready to give up the spotlight just science and international relations voyeurism incidents yet. professor. called the program The program. "The First National "phony" and said he doubts the By Rebecca Tollen Referendum-Government . program will have any effects in City News Editor Reform." was intended to encourage government reform. Following a two-and-a-half­ viewers to vote by ballot on 16 "(The program] is totally month investigation, a Newark government reform issues ranging unscientific and self-serving," couple was arrested for prostitution from debt reduction to eliminating Reynolds said. "It's a new twist on a involving animals, New Castle the electoral college. paid political advertisement, but no County Police said. The format for the program way is it a national referendum." Linnea Houghtling, 28, and John consisted of Perot, pointer in hand Robert E . Chadwick, executive D. Larson, 32, both of 1206 and signature charts closeby, director of the Delaware Republican Pinefield Rd. in Scottfield, were presenting the issues and solutions party, said that although Perot's arrested last Sunday and Monday, he feels need attention, and then television and ballot approach was a police said. asking the public to vote on the issue novel one, he thinks it is unscientific The investigation started Jan. 4 in the ballot by checking "yes or and would not proportionally after the couple's 16-year-old baby no .u represent the American population. sitter approached officer Kathy Perot had the ballots placed in the Young American's for Freedom Rego, who was patrolling the area March 20 edition of TV Guide and member Jason N. Smith (AS SR) After the couple allegedly invited ballots were also hand-delivered to said when it comes to getting the girl to view a pornographic photo President Bi II Clinton, Vice political support, Perot is practical. album and videos of them with their President AI Gore and every Smith said that by spending dogs, she took some pictures and member of Congress. money on televised programs such gave them to Rego. According to United We Stand see PEROT page AS Rego and officer Joseph Fitzgerald then began the investigation which led to the couple's arrest, as well as the arrest of six of their clients. Group says: 'Pro~Jife Sgt. Vincent G. Kowal, county police spokesman. said Houghtling and Larson, who separated soon after the investigation started, have been means pro-woman' soliciting clients since September. They would contact clients through personal ads in the News ~Jr!,l.~~d~!mpbell consequences of their decision. Journal, Kowal said. "We're just beginners in this The clients would pay anywhere WILMINGTON- M o s t field. Our teachers are those who from $40 to $150 to either people know the pro-life movement have had abortions," said Curro, participate in sex with the couple or believes that abortion kills the presideni of Linking Education and watch them perform sex acts with unborn child. Medicine, a non-profit corporation the dogs, Kowal said. But another message - abortion which provides information on crisis Kowal said at least three dogs hurts women - was delivered to pregnancy centers, post-abortion were involved. about 300 attendees Saturday at the healing and women's health. The couple kept detailed notes on THE REVIEW /Maximillian Gretsch sixth annual Delaware Pro-Life Although each story is unique, The Louisville Cardinal rides the shoulders of the Blue Hen during the Delaware men's clients, dates. times and costs, which Coalition conference. Curro said, women often report they the police took in the investigation, basketball team's loss in the first round of the NCM Division I tournament. Story, 84. "Abortion is devastating for were not told about the procedure or he said. women," said Dale O'Leary in her the stage of fetal development by Police also seized numerous video luncheon address at the Holiday Inn. clinic personnel. tapes and more than 100 photographs O'Leary, one of several speakers The average time between an of Houghtling and Larson engaged in at the convention sponsored by 21 abortion and emotional problems sex with their clients and the dogs. anti-abortion groups inc! uding surfacing is 7-10 years, Curro said. Larson and Houghtling have two Students For Life, offered a In a culture which does not deal children, ages three and five, who Touring African youth league aims perspective different from those who well with death in general, a woman were turned over to child protective say abortion is a woman's coming to terms with an abortion services shortly after the fundamental right. "needs permission to grieve," she investigation started, Kowal said. to end Apartheid in South Africa O'Leary said some abortion said. According to police, Houghtling rights advocates "treat women like "If you think you've seen denial was charged with six counts of children." They believe women are in drug or alcohol problems, it' s Prostitution, two counts of By Jyoti Pandya not need to learn math or science." "You cannot see the white faces too frail and would be upset to see a nothing like denial in abonion," she Conspiracy II and two counts of Staff Reporter The South African government is being involved in the violence," he picture of an unborn child. said. obscenity. Larson was charged with Thabo Nicholas of the African also using tactics to instigate said, "but they arc there behind the "Real women arc capable of To illustrate how pervasive six counts of Conspiracy, three National Congress Youth League, violence among black citizens, he black on black violence. accepting reality," she said. "We abortion has become in society. counts of Obscenity and one count of who was jailed and tortured at the ~aid. "Our enemy is not white people, believe in women." Curro asked those who knew Promoting Prostitution. age of 13, encouraged support for By promising limited jobs to but the current regime. Echoing O'Leary's statements someone who had an abortion to Delaware does not have any the South African democratic different groups of people, the "We do not want to overthrow about abortion's destructiveness. raise their hands. Almost every hand specific laws against bestiality, movement Saturday. government causes blacks to fight the white minority, but they will not Ellen Curro led an afternoon session in the room went up. Kowal said, but does prohibit "We are here to get support from one another for the jobs, Nicholas simply hand over power. " on post-abortion syndrome, in which In light of those statistics, Curro obscenity. the people in the United States," said. see SOUTH AFRICA page AS some women struggle with the see ANTI-ABORTION page AS Nicholas said at Kirkbride Hall. · "This is the last mile, but we will not march alone." Nicholas spoke as part of the .----INDEX----, Student-to-Student Anti-Apartheid Empowerment Tour, which started Media coverage ...... A2 in early March and will travel to 23 Tee (pee) off Campus Briefs ...... A2 U.S. cities by the end of April. Classifieds ...... 88 The aim of the tour is to educate Comics ...... B9 young people about the problems : ._ : I '· Police Report ...... A2 facing South Africa. Golf course construction uncovers Review and Opinion ...... A6 Instead of becoming bitter after Cartoon Corner ...... A7 being tortured by the national party major Native American village in Pa. Weekly World News ...... AJ police, Nicholas said he became motivated to help the cause to By Kelly Gilbert on the 18-holc golf course could . "" Student Affairs Editor '::'- '* .. , "'( r~·.... ~ .. - . - '"" ---Also inside:--- obtain equality. be continued. He said the congress "hopes and Golfers on a new course near Local developers, Bill and Crisis in the Brandywine .... A2 trusts" there will be elections Millersvil le, Pa., could find Manny Murray, decided to host Class Ahoy ...... A3 allowing blacks to vote in 18 themselves using arrowheads a full-scale excavation of the Cable 1V in dorms ...... A3 months. "We believe in a non-racist, for tees. site in exchange for permits non-sexist government." Construction of the from the state Department of The nation's many ethnic groups Crossgates golf course in the Environmental Resources and create a further challenge for the late su:nmer of 1991 unearthed th e U.S. Army Corps of movement's success, he said. a major Indian site dating back Engineers needed to build the "If we move forward to a nation to the 15th century. course, Custer said. of voting, we will have to translate An area of two acres along Excavations uncovered traces [our goals) into languages all people the Conestoga River was once of 57 bark-covered houses can understand." home to more than 500 Shenk nestled closely together betiind One problem facing South Ferry Indians, the "first a stockade of thick wood posts. Africa, regarding an interim farmers" of Pennsylvania. "We literally connected the government, is its 60 to 70 percent Jay Custer, professor of dots from the remains of the illiteracy rate. which stems from the anthropology and director of the houses to determine what the poor education system for black university's Center for village looked like," Custer people. Archaeological Research said. Special to THE REVIEW Pearl jams on Pearl "The government wants to make (UDCAR), headed the team that The Shenk Ferry Indian village near Millersville, Pa., once page 84 [black citizens] cheap laborers in excavated the site before work see VILlAGE page AS contained 57 houses and was home to more than 500 Indians. their own country," Nicholas said. They believe, "a black child docs r A2 • THE REVIEW. March 23 , 1993 Residence halls to receive cable, other technology

By Karen Angstadt Residence Ufe, said the data wiring will Copy Edilvr provide access to the university's E­ For years, students have been mail system and DeiCat, and will allow battling fuzzy reception and limited students to send messages to professors. television channels in the residence Grim said with the purchase of a halls. I OBaseT Ethernet adapter, ranging Students• efforts in But next fall, students will return to from $100 to $150 depending on the finding jobs will pay clear pictures and more computing computer, students will have access to off, say capabilities in their rooms. these ca~bilities. experts "I think this is going to bring the Foster said ground work for the Time and effort that students residence halls up to the 20th century," project will begin in about two weeks. fAll toward fwling a summer job said Stuart Sharkey, vice president of Butler said fmancing for the project will pay off in tre loog run, said Student Ufe. will be provided by a reserve fund, and Ka1hJeen Lis, career planning and Susan J. Foster, associate vice some of the money will be borrowed. placerrent rqresentative. president of Computing and Network He added that while funds will not During the workshop titled Systems, said the plan is to install cable be provided by an increase in tuition "How to Ftnd a Summer Job," Lis with access to 55 channels and data costs, residence hall room rates will be said many university students outlets, which can be used directly slightly increased. already have their summer jobs, through a student's computer without "Due to the estimated maintenance and that it is never too early to tying up the phone line. cable costs and cost of borrowing start looking ffriends, Communications Inc. out of Wilkes­ Beginning in 1990, Foster said, the parents, classmates, professors or Barre, Pa. commiuee was asked "to put together a other acquaintances to find The channels offered by the new university technology plan that information. cable services will include several addressed instructional research and "College students often THE REVIEW/Waller M. Eberz educational channels, SCOLA, an administrative needs." While the underestimate their networking Fans in Center Court rally behind sophomore Brian Pearl as he prepares to hit free throws at the international foreign language channel, proposal for cable and data wiring is potential," Lis said Delaware men's basketball game in Indianapolis, Ind., against the louisville Cardinals. The Blue Hens as well as MTV. approved and signed, the proposal for Once a student finds a job lost 76·70 to the Cardinals in the first round of the NCAA Division I mens' basketball tournament. However, HBO, Showtime, the voice mail system is just now in its prospect, they should write a Cinemax and other movie channels will formative stages, Foster added. confidence by showing their complete the cart during Spring "probably the most major change" for resUire, she said. "It's never too ~erbally not be offered. The voice mail plan, if approved, ability to do the job, Lis said. Break:. next year, Kerr said. early to write a resume. The "head end", or main reception will provide a telephone service system It is important for students to Cataldo said he decided to start the The complex houses roore than 15 "People will be iffi!X'e5sed if a and transmission site of programming to all students, not just residents. explain to potential employers how cart in 1991 in an effort to provide groups of students who share "special sophomore or a junior has a will be set up in Newark Hall by C-Tek Although the exact plans are still resume," Lis said. "They will the information they have learned in students with healthier foods. interest." Cable Systems Services Inc. underway for the voice mail progriun, think you are very pufessional." college classes enables them to do the "Many students that try healthy Mike Sldnncr (AS SO) president of The cost of the site, $234,00, will be the tentative proposal calls for a She said it is important for required job, she added food are sw-priscd to fmd out they like the new service group, says its paid back to C-Tek "as an ongoing personalized message machine for each students to tum things they have "An interviewer that was an it," he said. purposes are twofold. · expense over a number of months," said student, as well as a university done into valuable assets for accounting major may have no idea Currently, the cart offers low fat "We are trying to bring together Dan Grim, executive director of information line. themselves. what it means to be an international items supplied through Dining people involved in community service Network and System Services. By using a designated personal Whatever a student's relations major," Lis said. M o s t Services such as the "Not Burger," to support and give ideas to each Grim said the rooney will not be paid identification number, students will experience, ordinary jobs such as importantlydonotgiveup. she added. "Steve's Nutty Burger," bagels, other," Skinner said. up front, but instead, C-Tek will foot have access to the voice mail system clerical or retail positions can be Effort can result in a rewarding rndfms, fruit, juices, teas, caffienated "We also want to provide a link the bill and the university will forfeit "It's really going to be exciting to viewed by a potential eflllloyer as experience.

News Karen lowe person as a whole." , By 1 Still reporter The hearing is the "person s past catching up to them. The jury reviews the person by ; A Superior Court jury unanimously [The jury] takes into consideration the person as a using all the information about his • Summary recommended the death penalty for life, character and all past records. : convicted murderer David F. Dawson whole." Both the good and bad sides are Thursday. -Charles E. Butler, prosecuting attorney presented, he said. , Russian president assumes Dawson killed Marie Kisner, a 44- "The jury decision of 12-0 is more · extra powers until late April year-old Kenton woman, after he bad than good." · imprisonment and escape. serves as a recommendation to the Dawson was convicted of first- ; escaped from the Delaware "Dawson began his adult life in judge, who will make the final Correctional Center in 1986, degree murder in 1988 by a Kent , prison," Butler said. sentencing decision. MOSCOW - President Boris N. Yeltsin Prosecuting Attorney Charles E . County jury, which went on to . He said Dawson, 37, was first Superior Court President Judge announced Saturday that he would take on Butler said. sentence him to death. · incarcerated at the age of 16 and was Henry du Pont Ridgely is expected to powers beyond those which he already Paul S. Swierzbinski and Lisa M. The U.S. Supreme Court overturned ; moved to an adult prison on his 18th give his verdict April I. possesses until a national referendum April 25. Schwind, Dawson's attorneys, the sentencing proceeding because the · Steven Brian Pennell and James Russian officials, including the chairman of declined to comment. birthday. pros~cution cited evidence that : Dawson escaped from juvenile Allen Red Dog, both of whom were Russia's Constitutional Court, leaders of the However, Butler said Dawson does Dawson was a member of a white ' detention three times, Butler said, and executed, were the only other inmates Russian parliament and Yeltsin's vice president, not want to die, and that he stood supremacy organization. murdered Kisner following his third given a 12-0 recommendation for however, denounced Yeltsin's actions as before the jury pleading for his life. The case went back to Superior break form prison. death since the law was enacted, unconstituiional. Butler said Dawson explained he Court for for a new penalty phase, and According to Butler, Dawson has Butler said. The officials rallying against the president has changed since the 1986 murder. Swierzbinski successfully pleaded for spent less than one year of his adult The hearing is the "person's past warned that his action could lead to chaos in the He said Dawson implored the jury a change of venue to New Castle catching up to them," he said. "[The newly formed Russian state. to find it in their hearts to forgive him life out of prison. County due to the previous case's Due to a 1991 law , the jury's vote jury) takes into consideration the Yeltsin proposed to lead a "special regime" of the murder and his long history of publicity in Kent County. until the April referendum, which provides details of his presidential powers, giving him the "right to declare illegal any action by 'organs of power' that aim to cancel his decrees and orders." Russia's Constitutional Court convened for an emergency session in which officials said Yeltsin's actions could "doom the 150 million Class Ahoy! people of Russia .. .to .a colossal catastrophe." S.S. Universe allows students to spend a A Canterbury Tale semester studying on the high seas

CANTERBURY, England-Archeologists Title said she learned about the found more than they bargained for when they !ris~~~r,~~sky culture from the people themselves. set out to redo Canterbury Cathedral, the church Many students have trouble Bishop Desmond Tutu and his wife in southeast England which attracts hundreds of choosing which country to visit when sailed with them enroute to South pilgrims every year. they spend a semester abroad. · B u t Africa, she said. While digging into the 200-year-old floor, thanks to the Semester at Sea program, Title said stops lasted from three to archaeologists announced Friday they found an they don't need to pick just one. seven days. The longesi the ship sailed Anglo-Saxon nave with the same measurments The S.S. Universe is a cruise ship without docking was two weeks, as the present one. which sails around the world, allowing allowing professors and students to The origianl cathedral apparently burned students to spend three months taking really get to know one another on a down in 1067, only to be rebuilt by Norman classes while traveling to 10 different one to one basis. Archbishop Lan Franc beginning in I 070 and countries. As an alternative to standard dining finishing in 1498. The spring trip set sail in January hall fare, the Filipino crew cooked a from the Bahamas and will return to combination of American and Chinese Seattle in early May, said Monique food. . Spedal to THE REVIEW Howze, secretary of admissions for the "! never ate so much rice in my julie Gart (AS JR) is currently aboard the 18,000 ton S.S. Universe, a vessel Forty-four Muslims program. life," Title said. "Every meal we had sailing to nine countries this Spring Semester. The Universe is sailing from different varieties, different colors of plead innocent in questioning Venezuela to Brazil, South Africa, rice." Kenya, India, Malaysia. Hong Kong, Sometimes exotic dishes such as While students are not in class. they have least second semester freshmen and have a Taiwan and Japan. frog legs were served, she said. plenty of activities to choose from on board 2.75 GPA, Howze said. HAIKSTEEP, Egypt - Forty-four alleged Allison Title (AS JR) went on the Unless the ship was at port, the ship. Four hundred-four students representing Muslim militants pleaded not guilty Saturday to Semester at Sea last spring. students could purchase alcohol at the Howze said the ship has a swimming pool, 140 colleges and universities across the charges of attacks of foreigners visiting Eygpt. "I learned so much. It was just bar on board, she said. The drinking basketball and volleyball couns, weight room. United States are currently on this semester's The militants are being accused of wanting to unbelievable," Tille said. age on board was 18, so everyone was library, student union, theater and cafeteria to voyage, she said. overthrow the "government and damage the "For example. I took an art history eligible. provide a campus aunosphcre. Julie Gart (AS JR) is the only University of economy, charges that carry the death penalty class. One assignment was to do a Title said she remembers getting Base tuition is S11,695, she said, which Delaware student on board. · .under a tough anti-terrorist law passed last paper on specific art pieces in India." seasick twice. but she said she got includes tuition, room and board. Financial Tille was the fll'St University of Delaware year." she said. "We actually went to India used to the boat's rocking. aid is available the same way it is at a regular student to sail with the S.S. Universe. She The accused Muslims, who were questioned and saw the art." ''What gets you is if it starts rocking university. by filing a fmancial aid form with applied through the University of Pittsburgh, while being held in metal cages alongside the Howze said students from any the other way." the government. which has sponsored the trip since it began in courtroom, denied all charges. major may attend and take between 12 Title said she never got homesick, Title suggested those who are really 1926. and 15 credits during the 100-day but for those who did, a very interested. but cannot afford the tuition, might The S.S. Universe varies its course each voyage. Fifty days are spent at sea and expensive phone could be placed. Mail consider doing work study, which will fall and spring depending on the year and Dutch drug laws questioned by 50 days at port, she said. could be received at port stops. and significanlly reduce the price of the trip. what is going on in the world. Hour-long classes meet every day many students also were sent faxes. "I had friends that worked in the ship's Title said her semester at sea was an United Nations the ship is at sea, even if it is a Rooms housed two to three store," she said. "It was a great way to allow experience of a lifetime and said she made Saturday or Sunday. students, depending on how much a everyone an opportunity to spend a semester lasting friendships while on the trip. AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -The Dutch Howze said the 68 faculty members participant wanted to pay. Each room at sea." "I know if I traveled anywhere in this are currently coming under fire from bordering integrate classroom material with field had a private bathroom. Title said, and Title said most students needed about country and I stopped somewhere and called nations such as France and Great Britain, which experiences in the countries which are more expensive rooms included a port $2,000 spending money beside tuition. anyone from Semester at Sea, I'd have a place feel the nation is too permissive with its Jaws visited. hole. To be eligible to sail, students must be at to stay," she said. concerning drug users. Marijuana and hashish, two mind-altering substances served legally in "coffeehouses" across the Netherlands, have become the target of a report released recently by the United Nations. According to the report, the dutch are Wilmington water safe "violating international agreements while nurturing a generation of regular cannabis users." Wotnen stereotyped in Dutch police officials, however, said they from recent oil spill make a clear distinction between "hard" and "soft" drugs and have specific laws concerning classrootn, speaker says By Micahel Regan who are the drug traffickers and who are the City News Editor drug users. By Lori Rosman their teachers to be biased toward males, Delaware residents are once "If we can show there Detective Chief Superintendant Rob van Staff Reporter regardless of whether the teachers arc again drinking water from the Velsen said the pressure from other countries is was environmental Classroom atmosphere and pre­ male or female, she said. Brandywine Creek after the bulk so big now that he fears the police may do existing stereotypes have kept women out Typically, questions are targeted at one of an oil spill on Wednesday degradation, then we something against their pre-established policies. of the science lab for far too long, a particular person in the class, and four out flowed past water company intake "You will never prevent all people from can assess a penalty." University of Maine professor said of five times it's a white male, she said. valves, according to Wilmington using drugs-never, ever," he said. "So what - Barbara Sherf, spokeswoman Wednesday. She explained that multiple-choice Department of Water. you do instead is, you try to control the harm, "Asking questions and taking risks is exams, a common form of assessment, The valves were shut for Department of Environmental reduce the risks, protect health." part of what scientists do," Kate lack the opportunity for free response Wednesday after an overturned Resources Under the current Dutch drug laws, addicts Scantlebury told about 25 people in answers, which females prefer. truck spilled 5,000 gallons of possessing small amounts of drugs are rarely Drake Hall. "This is not what we The Gender Equity Environment Scale diesel oil 25 yards away from a prosecuted, are given clean needles provided by encourage from girls." showed that females like personalization tributary of the Brandywine up the diesel oil floating on the the government and are permitted to use heroin "Generally teachers have stereotypic and participation in classrooms. Creek. Oil was seen flowing into water. White said the cleanup in designated public places. views," Scantlebury said. "Ask any the creek. process is "near I 00 percent" In Amsterdam, an addict association works A study done between teachers with a teacher who the best science students are, strong training on equity issues and those Francis Menton of the efficient. in conjuction with the police to help people and they will name the boys." without this background revealed that Department of Water said the Other types of oil, which sink addicted to drugs. Scantlebury developed the Gender students arc aware of a significant Brandywine Filter Plant was to the bottom of water would Equity Environment Scale to determine teaching difference, Scantlebury said. reopened Friday morning at II. have meant a much more difficult how . biased views carry over into She also stressed characteristics which Menton said there may be some cleanup. he said. Rival South African groups sign teaching techniques and assessment provide a good learning environment for small amounts oil lingering in the Ruth Podems of the procedures in high school classrooms. female students, such as avoiding sexist stream, due to melting snow near Environmental Protection Agency agreement to prevent violence Researchers observed science comments and humor, using materials the creek, but it would be in Pennsylvania said the size and classroom environments and administered which would interest both girls and boys removed from the water during contents of the spill poses no JOHANNESBURG, South Africa- The a survey to more than 500 students to get and talking to all students about future the regular filtration process. immediate threat to the local African National Congress and the Inkatha their opinions, she said. science careers. John Hanley, of the environment. Freedom Party, two of South Africa's main Scantlebury used a series of charts and Role models are important, she said, Department of Water, said in Podems said, however, if oil is rival groups, signed an agreement Saturday in graphs to illustrate the results of her but if girls arc not given the proper skills cases like this water is taken from spilled consistently over time, the hopes of preventing furthur violence. studies, and also referred to Doonesbury at first, then role models will not matter. the Cold Spring Reservoir on danger to the environment is An ongoing stuggle for power between the cartoons, which focus on gender issues. Too many females are not encouraged lOth and Franklin streets. Hanley substantial. two groups has hindered peace talks attempting She cited the common stereotypes that to continue their science education, she said there is enough water in this Hanley said the closing of the to end white minority rule in South Africa. boys are good in science but girls are not said. reservoir to serve the city for Brandywine Filter Plant is routine The agreement also aims to specifically interested in science and perform well Natalie Bri-tton (EG SR) said she "several days." because spills happen "all the prevent violence at the Sharpeville massacre only because they work hard. knows of women who were discouraged Don White, a spokesman for time." commeration to take place sometime this year. "Teachers don't realize that boys and with the university's chemical the Department of Natural Barbara Sherf. a Department of The Sharpe vi lie massacre, which occurred girls come to the classroom with different engineering program. Resources and Environmental Environmental Resources exactly 33 years ago on Sunday, killed 69 out-of-school experiences," she said. "One of my classes was a real Control (DNREC), said Monday spokeswoman for Southeastern nP.nnlr.. wbeJI nnlice onened fire on an unarmed She said boys are frequently struggle," she said. "The professor that the spi II wa large enough to Pennsylvania. said the long-term crowo m Johannesburg. encouraged to take things apart, while completely ignored the women, and pose a threat to Wilmington ' s effects of the spill will not be girls are socialized to be more careful. everyone in the class could see it." water supply. known for some time . "We need active intervention from Scantlebury. an Australian native, said: White said early detection of "If we can show there was - Compiled from !he Philadelphia Inquirer teachers to give girls the environment "These arc not just important issues in the oil helped the Department of environmental degradation, then they need to feel comfortable " America. The pattern is the same in Water react quickly and eliminate we can assess a penalty." she Scantlebury said. · Amcnca, Australia, Great Britain, Europe tne tnrcat. said. Studies show that students perceive and across the border." Cleanup, he said, involved the "We have spills all the time," use of booms - large pieces of she said. "It's all in a day's absorbant material stretched work." across the water's surface to soak A4. THE REVIEW. March 23, 1993

Conference studies current Speaker warns of .escalation in Yugoslav war

By Graham Segraves He added that the U.S. should imports to the region "has not status of Balkan region Staff Reporter enforce the no-fly zone and been successful at all," Banac The United States should pressure Serbia to stop said. Beside the ineffective quickly become more involved aggression. searching of ships in the Adriatic By Graham Segroves in those countries crumbled and doctorate in theology at Fordham Banac laid most of the Sea. another route for contraband University, said the Rus sian in ending the war in the former Sr•ff Reporter the nations broke into seperate, Yugoslavia, said an expert on fue resonsibility for the conflict on is not being blocked, he said. l:he annual meeting of the independent states. Orthodox Church's continuity Serbian aggression and the "The Danube [river] is the has determined its high influence region at the Mid-Atlantic Slavic Mid-Atlantic Slavic conference Czechoslovakia peacefully Conference Saturday. "peculiar behavior" of Croatia, more important avenue of brought more than 80 professors broke into the Czech Republic on the former Soviet Union. which he said is startomg to smuggling," he said. "The church will help keep "There is a tremendous danger and experts to Clayton Hall and Slovakia this year. of escalation for this particular show policies similar to Serbia's. Banac said Russia should not Saturday to discuss Russian However, Yugoslavia remains Russia together in a time of Both countries have been necessarily be included in the trouble," he said. struggle," said Yale University democratization and Ba1kan civil entrenched in a bitter civil war history professor Ivo Banac to a accused of "ethnic cleansing." effort to resolve the conflict. war. that began when Croatia and Rus.s ian President Boris Banac said recognizing "Russia should be pushed Yeltsin assumed unlimited crowd of more than 50 people in The keynote address was Bosnia declared their Clayton Hall. · Macedonia's independence back rather than involved," he given by lvo Banac, a Yale independence from the former powers Saturday and ordered a would stem Serbia's inclination said. "There is no particular national balloting to decide how Banac urged President Clinton University history professor who Yugoslavia. to officially recognize to "carve up" the republic. reason why the U.S. should called for greater U.S . The remaining Yugoslav and by whom Russia is to be claiming some Macedonian pressure Russia's involvement ruled, The Philadelphia Inquirer Macedonia and lift the arms intervention in the war in former republics led by Serbia invaded embargo on Bosnia­ territory as its own. when Russia is unable to help." Yugoslavia. Bosnia last year and are reported. "The prewar map should be Banac said Yugoslavia's On Monday the Rus sian Hercegovina, stressing that the "There is a tremendous danger currently beseiging the capital of U.S. could have a measurable the starting point," he said. breakup was the result of its of escalation for this particular Sarajevo. congress began the steps toward Lifting the arms embargo on tentative bonds of unity, which Yeltsin's impeachment. effect. struggle," Banac said. "I think The Serbs have been accused "This is neither a religious, Bosnia-Hercegovina would were based on continued challenge is the way to go at this from the beginning of the war of Yeltsin is pushing for fa ster allow the republic to have a communist rule. reforms toward a democracy in nor ancient, nor ethnic war, but a time." ethnically cleansing the Muslims fighting chance, Banac said. With the party's fall, "so fell a the former communist country political one," Banac said. The experts came from the in Bosnia. "I think challenge is the way "The Serbian side is well­ pillar of unity," he said. mid-Atlantic and parts of Eastern Bookman said republics of and the congress is attempting to armed," he said, "but the "Ninety-two was supposed to maintain hardline nationalist to go at this time," he said. Europe to discuss topics such as both countries had felt injustices Direct involvement would not B·osnian army has. hardly any be the year of unification in policies. linguistics, religion and about the amount of taxes and mean commitling troops to the weapons at all." Europe; quite the opposite was inve stment that occurred in Meerson said that although it democratization in Russian and region. Banac said. The allied embargo on other true," Banac said. former Yugoslavian countries. them. , had been "frozen for 7 5 years," Yaroslav Bilinsky, professor of "The difference was the the church had made agreements political science, was president degree of ethnic heterogeneity," with the post-communist Bookman said. government for greater authority. of the conference this year. "The UAOC provided impetus The populations of the Czech "Its jus ti fication is that the di scussed how the spread of the Wasilyw said the church's use Milica Bookman, economics for national identity which has and Slovak republics are more church canno t l imit itself to URr ainian Autocephalous of the local language was an professor at St. Joseph's appeal to the ordinary citizen appeared in the present-day University. discussed the than 85 percent ethnically pure, religious activity in a time of Orthodox Church (UAOC) "was which weathered the Communist independent Ukraine," Wasilyw difference in the Yugoslav ian she said, whereas "Yugoslavia is crisis," he said. succes sful in changing the world Party ' s attempts to mandate said. and Czechoslovakian breakups. an ethnic mosaic." Zenon Wasilyw, an assistant view of the Ukrainian atheism. Both Communist governments Michael Meerson, who has a professor at Ithaca College, peasantry." Health services to expand, costs of student fee to rise

By Walter M. Eberz Assistant Photography Editor Whenever students come "Most-of [the services provided by the down with a nasty flu, sore student health center] are covered under a throat or runny nose, they usually look to their mother for . students• insurance ... And those that aren't, a cure. are offered to students at cost." But when on campus and hours . " from home, that - Paul A. Ferguson responsibility shifts to Student Assistant Director for Student Health Services Health Services. Located in Laurel Hall, the department has made some insurance," Ferguson said, Julia Kelly, a receptionist for THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretsch drastic changes to its overall "And those that aren't, are Student Health Services, said Members of the Great American Fight Against Cancer and Hunger contribute their efforts on Main Street appearance with building offered to students at cost." approximately 60 students per as part of the groups effort to gather donations of food for .Newark's hungry. renovations and new programs. Paul A. Ferguson, assistant Services tQat are free to full- week use the self-help program director for Student' Health , 'time students include while 150 to 200 students per Services said the university psychiatric care, general check­ day see physicians. spent $2.5 million in 1991 to ups, HIV-antibody testing and The renovations have also Food drive intends to help poor update the facilities by adding remedies for the common cold, taken into account the need for computer lines, installing a said Ferguson. privacy during a student's visit. Great American Food Fight Against Cancer and Hunger held on Main Street sprinkler system and increasing The self-help cold package is "Now there are separate the square footage for office one of the new programs facilities that allow privacy for By Karen Lowe and patient space. implemented which allows the programs that require a .Staff Reporter "The food has been coming in slowly all day, but The money for the students to get relief for their student's anonymity," he said. University students are construction was derived from sickness without waiting to see Ferguson listed support supporting Newark' s poor with a hopefully people will notice and take food to one the student health fee, an annual a doctor, said Ferguson. groups, gynecological tests and canned food drive on the comer of charge all full-time students are The package consists of an psychiatric help as programs of the bins located along Main Street." assortment of over-the-counter that fit into this category. ·Academy and Main Streets. - Rosemarie H. LeNoir required to pay, said Ferguson. The Great American Food Fight In the 1993-94 proposed medicines such as cough syrup, All the changes have sparked Against Cancer and Hunger, budget for Student Health aspirin and throat lozenges. some interest and crificism by sponsored by the American Cancer recipients and food donors about is its philanthropy. Services. ·the fee wi·ll only Students have the option of students using the facility. Society (ACS) and several eating habits which follow the ACS Local businesses and increase $10 from the previous waiting for a physician or John Carey (BE FR) said: university Greek organizations. guidelines, Uhlig said, such as organizations, including Rainbow year and S 16 since the signing a form to receive the "It's worth the money if you began Monday and will be held eating a varied diet and culling Records, Klondike Kate's, the construction was completed in free package. use [the self-help package). At again Wednesday. down total fat intake. Newark Senior Center and 1991, for a total of $212 for the "The program encourages my doctor's office at home I students to become a part of would have to wait.an hour or Rosemarie H . LeNoir, public Delaware Sporting Goods, \lTC also academic year. The proceeds from the drive will so." education chairwoman for the go to the Newark Area Welfare participating in the drive by The fee covers simple viral their own health care," Carey waited 15 minutes for Newark ACS, said, "The food has Committee Food Cupboard, she providing collection boxes for food. infections and also more Ferguson said. Student Health Services is a self-help package. been coming in slowly all day, but said: A disc jockey was hired to gain complicated ailments such as hopefully people will notice and Seboek, a member of the Alpha publicity for the event, and an broken bones and minor pleased with the success of the Other students are skeptical take food to one of the bins located Epsi Ion Phi sorority, said incentive program was offered for surgery. programs. about the quality of care offered along Main Street." participating in the food drive, is a the Greeks. "It would be easier to list the According to a recent census, at the department. Jenifer Seboek (HR SR), great opportunity for Greeks to help The organization that contributes services not covered under the patient visits are on the rise and Melissa Appelbaum (AS SO) president of the Nutrition and the community and gain recognition the most cans, counted by ACS student health fee," Ferguson have gone up almost 3,000 said she doesn't visit enough to Dietetics Club, is the liaison for their charity. volunteers, will win a certificate of said. · since the 1990-91 school year. take advantage of the programs. between the university and the Greek organizations have shown recognition for participating in the Sometimes a student is Many of the new programs "I don' t generally trust this ACS. great interest in supporting the event, Seboek said. required to pay additional fees were created to allow for faster place," said Appelbaum. Seboek said. the food drive is cause, she said, However, the drive is not just for in cases where X-rays are taken, service to students in need of a Nancy Schwartz (ED SR) intended to help Newark residents Some sororities and fraternities Greeks, she said. Students and unusual vaccines are given or physician, Ferguson said. said, "I don't think that it will experiencing fmancial difficulty. participated by making it community members are also prescription medicines are Facilities designed to reduce help much. Most people who Carolyn Uhlig, a member of the mandatory for each member to encouraged to donate food to the prescribed, said Ferguson. students' waiting include a new come here are really sick, not ACS, said the purpose of the drive bring two cans of food, she said. cause. ''Most of these things are and separate immunization just a little. is to help supply people with food Beth Stout (HR SR), a volunteer "If everyone could just drop off covered under a students' room and on site lab testing, he "If they're not sick enough to and to make them aware of how to for the ACS, said the Lambda Chi a can on their way to class, it would said. see a doctor, they stay home." eat nutritionally. Alpha fraternity is also raising help," Seboek said. "Every little bit The ACS wants to educate money for the Newark ACS, which counts."

Professor receives $1.24 million grant to study air pollution

By Elie Venezky includes car, industrial, power plant and Seinfeld are developing will allow for research. Contributing Writf't natural emissions. the addition of aerosols and droplets, Wexler came to the university in IBM An assistant professor of mechanical With an atmospheric model simulated which have until now not been 1991 after completing his doctorate at engineering was awarded a S 1.24 on a computer, Wexler can test the generally possible. the California Institute of Technology million grant from the IBM Corporation effects of curbing amounts of certain · Wexler will use 20 IBM RISC/6000 and has co-authored several articles Corporation to study one of today's most press in g pollutants in the air to limit such advanced workstations doing parallel about air pollution with Seinfeld. environmental problems: air pollution. reactions. operations These computers combined He has also published a number of Anthony S. Wexler will be working "These models enable us to will be able to perform up to 500 papers on numerical methods for funds on the project with John Seinfeld of the investigate how different courses of million floating-point operations per solving ordinary and partial differential California Institute of Technology to action may affect the environment and second and will have 20,000 megabytes equations. Anthony simulate an atmospheric model which to devi se strategies for achieving of disk storage. Working on the project with Wexler will improve the way pollutants are optimal cost effective reductions in air Developing a model that can are graduate students Ramakrishna studied. pollution levels," Wexler explained. accurately imitate the atmosphere is Mallina, Sudhakar Potukuchi and Wexler Wexler said the research, wh ich will The IBM grant will allow the two extremely difiicult due to the variables Suresh Dhaniyala. Wexler said he will last five years, is centered on making researchers to expand the models used involved, Wexler said. pass on the results of his modeling to computer models of the atm osphere and to study pollution. Because of computer When a chemical is released into the regulatory agencies which can try to improve then testing emissions for their effect on con straints. the models have been air, many factors affect it, including different regulations to affect air air quality. limited to studying only gaseous wind, turbulence and photochemical quality. Wexler said he will study substances such as carbon monoxide, reactions. ~ith this grant. Wexler said he hopes research tropospheric pollution, which is nitrogen oxide and hydrocarbons. The grant is one of 10 awarded by to tmprove models and improve the pollution close to the ground. This But th e nt:w model that Wexler and IBM in its effort to aid environmental way answers are obtained."

,4 March 23, 1993 • THE REVIEW• A5 Syndicated columnist urges pro-Lifers to continue struggle

, ~Jro~:;,~d~:,mpbell "People are angry at the failure of their WILMINGTON - As abortion­ government but they don't know why ... I am rights supporters gain momentum with President Clinton in office, a ultimately confident of God's purpose in pro-life activist urged Delawareans history." Saturday to continue pressing on to change a culture which encourages - Cal Thomas, columnist abortion. Cal Thomas, a nationally­ typical of them," Thomas said. presence of God, they need to be syndicated columnist, addressed "But it's always open season on restrained by the state, he said. about 300 anti-abortion followers pro-lifers, the last unregistered and Americans believe if they send at the sixth annual Delaware Pro­ legal target of bigotry in America." people to the right schools, eat the Life Coalition Convention in Thomas said censorship was at right food and get the right Wilmington. the heart of the debate, because president, they can establish peace Thomas described the Roe v. television will show "any on earth by themselves, Thomas Wade decision legalizing abortion situation, but will not show an said. as a "millstone of national division aborted baby" nor interview "People are angry at the failure and national shame. women who regretted abortion. of their government but they don't · The slander of anti-abortion Pro-choice groups, he said, do know why," he said. groups in the wake of the recent not favor giving women access to Despite a pro-life defeat in slaying of abortionist Dr. Gunn in information to make an informed November, God's plan will not be Florida "is part of the dishonesty choice because abortion is "a thwarted since he is not dependent that has been at the root of this multimillion dollar industry." on humans to accomplish his will, debate for two decades." Speaking of the need for Thomas said. "These folks would not dare spiritual revival, Thomas said "This is not the end. This is slander any other faith or any other America has departed from the only the beginning," he said, group or philosophy as they would Christian assumptions of the noting it took a century for us. founding fathers that men and African-Americans to gain full "They would not suggest that if women are sinners. civil rights. THE REVIEW /Rich Campbell a homosexual was arrested for If people are not constrained "I am ultimately confident of Syndicated columnist Cal Thomas addresses a crowd of 300 anti-abortion activists at the sixth annual molesting children that this was from within by the power and God's purpose in history," he said. Delaware Pro-Life Coalition Convention in Wilmington Saturday. African history lacks U~ summer camps assist local youths accurate representation Coaches ·and students head to the field to teach fundamentals, sportsmanships By Victoria Kemp their astronomy." By Michele Moore campers. which develops a cohesiveness in who became panicularly attached Staff Reporter He addressed the subject of the Staff Reporter She said: "When a camper scrimmage play that shows in to him. When studying Europe, one African presence in ancient Each summer, the university comes into camp, if I see a playoff games at the end of camp, "One kid would bring me studies the best. When studying America as part of "Harvesting the opens its doors, its soccer fields, problem that I can correct, by the she said. presents every morning. I couldn't Africa, one looks for the worst, a Fruits from the Roots of our its basketball courts and its end of camp the correction is The camp also keeps the accept them, of course. He would visiting professor of African Heritage," the university's 1993 volleyball nets to youths who made. It's good to see that you university women's basketball pay attention to everything I said." studies said Thursday night. African Consciousness attend its many summer sports made a difference but the camper team in practice, Larkin said. The purpose of the camp is to Ivan Van Sertima, a professor at Celebration. camps. has to make an effort to see At least half of the women's teach the basic skills of soccer to Rutgers University, told an His book, "They Came Before University athletes and coaches results." basketball team are counselors at kids at an early age, Samonisky audience in Smith Hall that Columbus" won the Clarence I. teach campers the fundamental Folke said she remembers the camp, said Joyce Perry, said. Americans have not even begun to Holte Prize in 1981, which is skills they need, and women's receiving individual attention like women's basketball coach. Cross country Coach Jim study African people. awarded every two years for the volleyball coach Barbara Viera she and- Lawson now give their Larkin said that when the Fischer said the cross country The mostly black audience promotion of African studies. said the camps also act as a good campers. univef$ity players have some free camp exposes runners to the steps responded with "Amen" and In his book, Van Sertima recruiting tool. "I remember being so excited to time during camp they can be that need to be taken to become a "AIIeluia"when Van Sertima said: suggests that Africans lived in the It worked for volleyball players go to camp," Folke said. found playing pick-up games. successful athlete. "I am not Afro-centric. I am a West Indies and Central American Phoebe Folke (ED SR) and Molly Larkin (PE JR), a By the end of camp, the Physical therapists and world scholar." areas of the world before Jerelyn Lawson (AS SR). basketball player who was a counselors have built strong physicians come and instruct the Born in Guyana, South America, Columbus' time. Lawson and Folke met at the counselor at camp last summer relationships with the campers. campers on the proper shoes to Van Sertima was educated at the "However," he said, "I am not volleyball camps as campers and said, "You like to think that you "The kids come to our games to wear, the proper diet and general School of Oriental and African the first person to suggest that worked at the camp as counselors. are helping them improve their support us," McNamara said. health to avoid injury common in Studies of London University and there were Africans in America "Volleyball is one of the main skills." "When you look in the stand you running, Fischer said the Rutgers Graduate School. before Columbus. reasons I came to Delaware," Larkin, who went to basketball can see some of the kids from The football and diving camps "I am :nterested in the human "Columbus actually said that Lawsbn said. camp when she' was younget, said camp." · do not have student counselors but being because the separation of when he was in Haiti, the native Through her own experience, she wanted to share her Tripp Way (AS SO), a member have had some outstanding human beings is something that is Americans told him that black­ Lawson said she learned that "you experiences with kids. of the soccer team, combined his campers, said Tubby Raymond, terrifying for all of us," he said. skinned people had come to them have to give the kids confidence in ''The kids look up to you," she love of soccer with his ability to head football coach. "I'm here to set the record with gold-tipped metal spears." themselves." said. work well with kids. Raymond said he remembers straight. We have to look at history Speaking of the mixing of When she was in ninth grade One of the most rewarding "I love to work with kids," Way former Los Angeles Rams player, again." cultures, Van Sertima said it is the she was afraid to touch the aspects for university women's said. In high school, he said, he Ivory Sully, coming to the football Van Sertima said Africans are nature of the human being to volleyball, Lawson said. Once, she basketball player Colleen worked with special Olympians. camp for three years. studied only for the purpose of borrow from other cultures. said, the volleyball hit her in the McNamara (AS SO) she said, is Way has played soccer since he "He told me 'I'm coming to making good television and good "Nothing belongs completely to face and knocked her glasses off. seeing a camper improve. was 5-years-old and has traveled Delaware' and he started the news, he said. any one people," he said. "Everyone laughed at me and I Each year an award is given to to the United Kingdom to play. minute he came," Raymond said. "(The study) has nothing to do "Africa has been in a dark age was so embarrassed," Lawson the most improved player. It is Marc Samonisky, assistant The football camp brings with the African as such," he said. for the last 500 years," Van said. She said when she went to usually the player that asks a lot of soccer coach, said he selects his successful football players to the . "It doesn't give you any idea of Sertima said. "However, it is not a camp she gained confidence in questions and stays late to work on counselors if they have the ability camp to inspire the kids, Raymond their medicine, methodology or lost history. We must return to it." herself and her ability to play. "I her skills, McNamara said. to relate to the kids, have high said. This year, Minnesota Viking was the last string on the junior She said the campers are not skill levels and are active in the quarterback, Rich Gannon, will varsity team and I came back from only taught to improve their game. The kids relate well to the join the team of counselors and camp and started varsity." individual skills, but they are counselors because they are closer coaches who continue to improve Lawson said she likes to see the encouraged to work as a team. to their age, Samonisky said. and inspire young athletes. Anti-abortion rally same degree of progress in her They are assigned to a team Way said he remembers a boy continued from page A1 groups like Operation Rescue only "rescue" white babies, which he said said, pro-lifers need to be full or is false. compassion, not judgment, toward Media bias keeps the public from those who have had abortions. knowing the number of pro-life government officials, he said, "costs adopt the motto of "not for sale at elections. Another perspective was offered blacks involved, he said. At one us Sl billion dollars a year." "This any price" when it comes to foreign Reynolds said even though by Pastor Johnny Hunter, a leading protest, television cameras were Perot is ridiculous," he said. lobbyists, suggesting that such replacing the electoral college is black pro-life activist in Buffalo, switched off when blacks were in continued from page Al Government officials, he said, lobbying should become a criminal what many people want, it will not N.Y. view and turned back on in front of should, "lose their luggage, eat a bad offense. happen soon. Hunter said while blacks make up a white male, he said. as this one, Perot is "saving us much meal and get a taste of reality like Reynolds said putting such "What's ironic,'' he said, "is that eight percent of the population, 30 Maryanne Geibler (HR SO), one more than he's spending." the rest of us." serious restrictions on lobbying is [eliminating the electoral college) percent of abortions are performed of three members of Students for "Sometimes you have to have Chadwick said although Congress not completely feasible because it could work against him." on black women. Life who attended the conference, strong statements like [Perot's plan] should set the example and help would come up against legal Reynolds said Perot's chances of "Abortion is racism in its ugliest said the speeches inspired her "to to get the desired effect,'' he said. eliminate privileges, "the money objections. winning a presidential election could form," he said. spread the word on campus to break Calling members of government made by doing this is only a drop in "Under the Constitution, people greatly benefit if Perot won the Hunter said more blacks would be down some of these lies that the "elected servants" of the American the bucket compared to the size of are entitled to organize as electoral votes of some states, rather pro-life but they have been told media feeds to women." people. Perot said these officials the federal deficit." lobbyists,'' he said. than relying solely on popular votes. must stop asking "What's in it for Reynolds said such a change Even if lobbying were outlawed, Perot ended the program by me?" and should instead ask might improve White House morale, he said, special interest groups encouraging the audience to send in "What's right for our country?" but "No way in the world will this would find a way to continue the ballot, give a small donation to The Texas billionaire referred to solve problems-nothing will lobbying. United We Stand America and to South African league Clinton's economic plan as change." Perot said reforming such turn on their car headlights Monday "conceptual," saying it will add an Perot said the White House staff programs as the health care system morning if "in favor government continued from page Al other human bemgs," Nicholas said. extra $1 trillion in four years to the cuts made by Clinton eliminated needs to be done with great care, reform now." "It divides people by color, culture present debt of $14 trillion, even low-paid workers, resulting in only a and then explained in detail to the Reynolds said this is not the last People can learn from the and language." mistakes of the present system, he Nicholas said he feels racism in after the proposed tax increase. 5 percent economic savings in the public. the American public will see of "Wf! must stop spending more White House budget, even though a He said such programs should be Perot. said. the United States is more complex than we take in,'' he said. large number of workers were based on experience and not be mass "Perot is like an opportunistic "Though the regime has made than in South Africa because it Perot suggested eliminating released. . produced until they have been infection," he said. "If things [[n mistakes, we will forgive them," cannot be identified . "perks and special privileges" such He also referred to domestic and tested. government] are doing poorly, he'll Nicholas said . "Their actions, "Looking at the atmosphere here, as government cars and airplanes as foreign lobbyists as pickpockets and Perot continued by saying the dowell." however, will not be forgotten. I would rather live at home," he a way to decrease government said "the corruption in Washington electoral college is an unnecessary Besides, Reynolds said, "I didn't "Apartheid is a system which is said. "In spending. is not a secret around the world." entity and it should be replaced with see anybody with their headlights inhumane, a system created by South Africa, I know who my The 340,000 cars driven by He said the United States should a popular vote for presidential on." human beings which dehumanizes enemy is."

Ancient Indian village excavated in Pennsylavania by anthropology professor continued from page Al A m1ntmum of 200 pottery The Shenk Ferry Indians lived when an Iroquois group, named the the Susquehanna River near left by the posts of th e houses, vessels were found at the site throughout the Pennsylvania Susquehannocks, moved south Washington Boro, he said. Custer said, but the most The small groups or houses dating back cerca 1400 A.D., Susquehanna Basin between 1250 from New York during the early Custer said that one of the significant part was the center contained extended families of Angie Hoseth, project manager of and 1500 A.D. before European 15th century, he said. differences between the two sites structure of the site. approximately 8-10 people, he the excavation and research contact, Kurt Carr, chief of the The Historical and Museum is the layout of the houses. "The structure is thought to said. associate at UDCAR said. commission's division of Commission, which also had a say In the Washington Boro site, track the sun and determine the Pottery. stone tools and "By the shape of the vessel, we archeology and protection, said. in the permit review, determined less than 500 Indians lived in 52 seasons,'' he said. "These people : arrowheads were also found in the can determine the time period," "The Shenk Ferry society was that the site was important, but not houses over four acres, while in were advanced." • soil where the Indians grew com, Hoseth said. primarily a farm society where significant enough for permanent the Millersville site, approximately Carr said that some of the • beans and squash. "The pottery found were 'Funk they grew corn and other preservation, Carr said. ' 550 Indians lived on only two artifacts found will go to the State Animal bones were also found Incised' vessels, which are from vegetables," Carr said. Among other Shenk Ferry sites acres. Museum in Harri sburg and some in the excavation, he said, but no the last phase of the Shenk Ferry The culture, with a population excavated previously in The Millersville village was will be displayed in the human remains were discovered. Indians,'' she said. of several thousands, disappeared Pennsylvania, the largest is along traced by the dark stains in the soil Crossgate ' clubhou e. [tEViEW ~...... ~ Review & Opinion

Tuesday, March 23, 1993 ~age A6

The Review's opinion Basketball Bait NCM cheats small schools to favor powerhouse teams When Wright State University drew Only the- top seed in the West Indiana University as their first-round Conference, University of Michigan, did opponent in the NCAA Division I Men's not play close to home. basketball toumarrent, it's safe to say most The committee already has the sites for people knew who was going to win. the first roWld of the tournament for the However, the odds increased next four years. When the best teams rise dramatically with 35,000 Hoosier fans to the top, it's a safe bet they'll be going breathing down the backs of the Dayton home again in the playoffs. (Not that team's bench at the Indiana H!nier Dome. anyorx: bets on these games). In the end, Wright State became the Therefore it will ensure that these top victim of a 97-54 rout. the worst defeat in teams who draw big crowds from their West regulation histocy. hometowns will fill the host stadium and In a tournament that is supposed to make that school a good amount of money. Wil Shamlin establish neutral sites for the games in It will also ensure that Wlderdog schools order to give no team an unfair advanU!ge, likeDelaware will not have as good an the NCAA selection committee seems to opportunity to advance. have traded in its third-party position to Although most top seeded teams can stick its greedy,paws into the jackpot that is win on their own, home-court advantage justice for politicians must be equal the tournament. certainly doesn't hurt. The committee A selection committee determines who appears to be loading more weapons into , justice gets 27 months The people give decision-making power plays who and picks where those battles the arsenal of these powerhouse teams This was the headline of the News to the government and all too often they will occur. To ensure the best teams will making their chances of winning even Journal two weeks ago. abuse it. advance tmt the fll'St round, the committee greater and the loss of smaller teams even Delaware's former Transportation Commentary Things like pardons and "officially" seems to have biased its choices by putting more embarrassing. Secretary, ironically named Kermit H. sealed documents are just part of the the number one seeds of each division at The committee is blatantly catering to Justice, was given the stiffest sentence for By Rebecca Tollen government's law-breaking conspiracy. the site closest to home. the best teams. They're supporting their an extortion conviction. George Bush is a perfect example. Just • Number 1 seed in the East interests in keeping the great schools great Justice, who took a $90,400 bribe from before he and his Republican administration Conference, University of North Carolina. aoo the weak schools weak. Their stake in an undercover FBI agent to pull strings for were about to depart he pulled out the played at Winston-Salem, N.C. the sport is not the competition between a bogus development project, will be blessed establishment's wrongdoings pardon. • Number 1 seed in the Midwest non-professional collegiate athletes, it's in behind bars. Where he deserves to be. successfully - not once has justice really That administration was illegally selling Conference, Indiana University, played at their profits. Justice's "friends in high places" not been served. arms to America's "enemy" for the release lndianajXJliS, Ind. And the unpaid student athletes are the only created a defense fund for him, they Until now. of hostages. • Number I seed in the Southeast slaves to NCAA's greed; the small schools bombarded the court with letters begging Republican Sue L. Robinson, the federal And only weeks before President Clinton conference, University of Kentucky, the feed of the big schools' trough. for leniency in his sentencing. court judge who sent Justice to jail, stood was to take office, Bush pulled out the good played next door at Nashville, Tenn. -DD The Republican national committee­ up to government's history of cronyism and ol ' pardon and cleared all of those allegedly woman, Priscilla'B. Rakestraw commended favoritism. breaking the law. them for their efforts, calling it Not only did Robinson give Justice the This put Bush's predecessor, Ronald "heartwarming." longest jail term possible, she put him Reagan in the clear of any charges. Friends like former Gov. Pierre S. du under the court's supervision for three years Whew. Pont rv. former cabinet secretaries, and after his release, fined him S5,050 and Didn't want to forget any last minute prominent state Republicans came to a ordered him to pay back every cent of the details there, did you George ? About Review & Opinion criminal's aid. $90,400 he extorted. If they used their power against the Review and Opinion: The opinion page is reserved for opinion and commentary. The edito rial Would they do the same for any other You go girl. public that gave it to them, they should be above represents the consensus of The Review staff and is written by the editorial editor, except criminal? By going beyond the maximum sentence, punished, not pardoned. when signed. Columns are the opinion of the author. Editorial cartoons represent the opinion of th e This favoritism makes Justice and the Robinson stood up to back-room politics Robinson's stiff hand is just what this artist. Letters to the editor contain the opinions of our readers. system he belonged to untrustworthy and and condemned the hierarchy that so easily nation needs to see more of. unforgivable. abuses people's trust. Justice blatantly misused his position to Not only is it appalling that a When ex-president, Richard Nixon put money that was not his into his own government official would break the law, conspired a burglary operation and got pocket. but it is even more disgusting when the rest caught he was pardoned. Crimes like these will continue unless Editorial staff of the establishment supports a convicted Because he was the president, all he lost more judges take a lesson from Robinson. criminal. was his job and his respect. Anyone who breaks the law is a criminal. Rich Campbell, editorial editor/columnist Jeff Pearlman, columnist For years the government has been But, when any other criminal is No exceptions. Doug Donovan, editor in chief/columnist Uz l...ardaro, columnist breaking the law. convicted of a crime they lose their Karen Levinson, columnist John Ottinger, cartoonist And, for years Americans have been all freedom. Why should the rules change for a Rebecca To/len is an editorial columnist for Greg Orlando, columnist Wil Shamlin, cartoonist too forgiving . member of the government? The Review. Not once has anyone challenged our

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Like most schools, we sell our admission if you buy all your friends meals during the last month If they ask why you don't go to the Health Center enjoy an activity sponsored from your student applications outside Hullihen Hall for just 25 cents of the semester, you can probably use them all up. they pay the $100 fee for, simply explain that in the activities fee? There are movies and well okay that's each. Connected to Center Court is the Scrounge, where three hour wait to sec a doctor, you are afraid you will about iL soup prices were just reduced. Then again, so was the pick up other illnesses. We were considering doing something else with the Mindy Maslynsky is an assistant features editor for The size of the cup. Once the parents leave and you're settled in, we thousands of extra dollars leftover in that fund each Review.

Researchers ignore women's issues in health care studies

Pro-choice advocaJ.es have long felt that their agains ~ abortion rights. results. to emotional problems. adversaries, the pr~lifers, were a small, vocal Now with Hillary Clinton heading the health­ What exactly does a woman's menstrual Another explanation comes back to research. group of activists who knew how to flex their care reform, feminists are lobbying for better Commentary cycle have on drug reaction, dosage and Doctors don't know which procedures to use in : political muscles. lx:alth benefits, such as coverage for Pap smears, effectiveness? combating heart disease because there are no , Having certain beliefs are nne. pre-natal care and abortions. By Karen Well, you guessed it. Nobody knows because studies comparing their outcomes. About a week ago, that idealism went too far. According to the National Abortion Rights it's never been examined. Besides the lack of knowledge about diseases A doctor, ironically named Dr. Gwm, was Action League, over half of all private health Levinson Some doctors have observed that drugs that affect everyone, illnesses which afflict shot and killed outside a Pensacola, fla, clinic insurance companies pay for abortions. researched on middle-aged men have very women only, such as uterine libroids and breast • by a man who calls himself a '~lifer. " Feminists are pushing for greater coverage. A different results when used on women during cancer, arc given linle attention from researchers. Now there may be a few steel hearts out there reform package just providing services such as produced thi s advice used 22.000 men as certain times in their cycles, but little is And yet with all this gross ignorance about pre-natal care would be biased. All women understood about this. who fmd this sort of murder justified, a murder research subjects and no women. women's health, after all of the Jack of research. of a murderer. should have access to adequate health care, So now if a woman asks her doctor about This leaves the doclors ignorant and women after years of using men as research models, the • inchxling abortion. in a state far from bliss. Pr~lifers, who claim to have their greatest using aspirin as a prevention, she or he won't be pro-lifers want to take a safe, legal medical ' compassion for the unborn, also favor legislation Besides certain groups in society trying to Besides the lack of research on women's able to give her a definitive answer. procedure away from women and give them health, men's and women's illnesses are which would reduce women to mere vessels, control women's bodies and make a safe And yet another landmark study, which hangers instead. passive incubators with no voice in their own medical procedure dang erous, the medi cal looked at links between smoking, lack of sometimes treated inequitably. Women are just beginning to demand better ' profession has, for a long time, ignored women's Some studies have shown that heart disease in Jx:aJ th care. exercise, high cholesterol heart di sease, had health care and agencies are waking up to the lx:alth concerns. aoo women, misconstrued as a "man's disease," is What is forgotten in the meantime is that more than 12,000 men, but not a single woman. reality that men aren't the only ones who need to abortion, with over one million performed a Most research, especially th e landmark Other doctors have pointed out that women treated less aggressively in women than in men, be studied. even though heart disease is the number one year, accounts for a large percenUtge of the care studies, has excluded women and used men as seem to face a tougher battle. in addiclive But for many women, it's been too little, too , the killer of women . provided for women. norm. disorders than men. No one knows why because late. Abortion is a medical procedure which Some readers may have seen a TV There could be a few reasons for this. It has no one's studied this phenomena requires sterile conditions and a qualified doctor. commercial for aspirin which touted the product The reason so many women were excluded been hypothesized that doctors may believe Karen Levinson is an editorial columnist for The The pr~lifers simply put the scalpel in the as a preventative measure for heart atta:ks. for so many years is because scientists wanted to chest pains in women are not as serious. Others Review. The only problem is the study whi ch claim that doctors chalk up women's symptoms hands of incompetent butchers when they lobby avoid letting hormonal factors confuse research March 23, 1993 • THE REVIEW. A7

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WORKING 11/E CROWD Clockwise from left, Michael Watson, lead singer for Attic, jumps into the crowd. Railhed lead vocalist Daren Walters is passed over the mob. Larry DiMaio, of Schroeder, belts it OUt.PnotolJ byJ.Ilollada Attic, Railhed and Schroeder rock for WVUD

By Michael Regan and Railhed warmed up the crowd to the point kernels in a microwave bag after about three think it's good only if they recognize it from the Ciry News fdiror of overheating with two sets of hyperactive minutes on high. radio." The potential for perversion or bloodshed hardcore. By the middle of Railhed's set, the whole bag As a result the band takes gigs in other states, holds a certain sick attraction which the flannel Attic started the ni gh t with a set influenced was shaking. including one in Ohio on Saturday, and a multi· generation of hardcore punk singers are fully by what the band' s new singer Michael ("make Railhed at times sounded like Pearl Jam's state tour scheduled for the summer. aware of and feed upon in their performance. sure its Michael") Watson calls "melodic punk older, meaner brother, falling into what critics Throughout all three performances, many The frontmen for Attic and Railhed played on rock mixed with trendy alternative." call the "Seattle sound," not realizing the sound members of the audience were swept off their this premise performing well-written original Band members admitted on stage that they was never unique to Seattle. feet- literally. In a procedure known as crowd music and paving the way for Schroeder's were drunk, and this was not too hard to believe Daren Walters, a friendly red-bearded fellow surfing, or swimming, fans are lifted over the Friday night, Bacchus Theater homecoming. after they repeated the first song twice. off-stage, becomes Mr. Hyde once the show heads of the crowd and passed along by the Schroeder, one of Newark's most successful Watson leaped about the stage like a physical begins. Garbed in a blue work-shirt of the ga outstretched hands of the spectators. original bands, left Newark for New York this education teacher at psychotics school, with a station attendant variety, Walters used the One small grunger, who looked as if he had fall in search of the dotted line of a record 90s grunge-style voice. Bacchus stage like an analyst's couch, not yet reached his teens, was a popular contract. After appearing Friday night as part of The six-month-old band plugged through a indicating he would need a long time for things candidate, due to his size and tossability. WVUD's radiothon benefit, Schroeder took set of original songs such as White Knuckles to be resolved. Walters released gallons of By the time Schroeder took the stage the some time out to reminisce on th eir old (tlie token heavy metal song), Spineless and aggression, not visible in the singer offstage. energy was at a high and the band did not let stomping grounds. Nervous. With the correct formula of the three "D's" of them down. "We didn't move because we didn't like With a countable number of blonde punk music, (death, destruction and drugs) With more of a pop sound than the other two Newark," said the band's lead singer Larry dreadlocks, Watson looked and sounded, at Railhead's lyrics went over well with the bands, Schroeder kept the packed Bacchus DiMaio. "You just can't survive playing original times, like Billy Idol after being kidnapped by a Bacchus audience. crowd dancing until the end of the night with music in Newark. In New York you can." torturous rastafarian cult and set free to release Railhcd, like Schroeder, has found that the new Schroeder tunes and older ones from the Surviving they arc. DiMaio said they are his rage on stage. Newark bar scene is not very receptive to band's disc Butt Shakin' Starlet. playing several nights a week in New York Despite the band's youth and admission that original music, opting more for bands that cover DiMaio said it's nice to play a gig in Newark clubs, mostly in Soho and Greenwich Village, "we suck" towards the end of the band's set, the FM favorites for crowds that come to drink, not and see faces which he remembers seeing at and getting airplay at several college radio mashing commenced. necessarily to listen. Schroeder's first gig. stations. Mashing, for the uninitiated, is when a Ashley Pi gford (AS FR), the band's bass · ~someti me s I miss Newark," said the long Schroeder proved Friday their hometown nucleus of fans within the crowd begins to slam player said, "people in bars around here don't haired si nger, "but I don't miss wa lk ing down audience hasn't forgotten them, but first Attic dance, colliding into one another like pop-com really listen to the music too seriously. They Main St. and being called a freak."

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles get bad case of sequelitis in 'Ill' Raphael, Leonardo, Michelangelo and Donatello go back in time and shake their moneymaker.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Ill Mutant Ninja Turtle I and II fluff. Stuart Gillard There's not much to recommend here. New Line Cinema '(~ oVte evtew Elias Kotcas, who plays the hockey-stick Grade: ·c ''~M'R' wielding maniac Casey Jones, is the best of a mediocre lot. His eyes fairly shine with By Greg Orlando Shimono) has done an unexplained something insanity and he's given some authentically Cnrcrrainmcnl Cdi!or to set off a rebellion among his servants. funny stuff to say. Oh, ecstasy. With the help of a magic scepter, the turtles Paige Turco, who plays the turtles' reporter The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back get involved in the civil war between friend April O'Neil, reprises her role from the for more commercialism on the half-shell. Norinaga and hi s people. second film . Her stink is evident well before Their new film, the third in a seemingly Complicating matters is Captain Dirk she appears on sc reen. self- perpetuating line is a recent graduate of Walker (Stuart Wilson), an English trader White rapper Vanilla Icc who appeared in a the "if you've got a good idea, you damn well who comes to Japan with his band of wacky lengthy 40-minute music video in Turtles II, beuer milk it to death - and beyond' school cutthroats. is (thank you, God) nowhere to be seen. of moviemaking. Walker, besides an endless supply of bad Turtlt'S III might not have much, but it docs One can scarcely walk five feet without dialogue, brings a load of rifles into Japan. have a small speck of good taste. bumping into a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle The guns, of cour e, are just thrown in to The turtles thetll'elvcs arc little more than something-or-other. support a "say no to gunpowder" message. special effect to be savored during the Like the fabled phoenix, the turtles cannot As part of the time-travel phenomenon, numerous fi gh t scenes. If they weren't be killed. Like the fabled Nike Air Jordans, four samurai and Lord Norinaga's son, wearing different colored masks and sporting the turtles cannot be overhyped or undersold. Kenshin, are sucked from Japan into modem different weapon . no one (not even the turtles Michelangelo. Donatello. Raphael. day New York. While the turtles fight to earn themselves, one supposes) would be able to Leonardo. Thy color, Turtles, is green. their paychecks, the newly arrived warrior tell them apart. Dinero green. arc made the butt of every "stranger. in a Take a 10-ycar-old to sec Turtles III. Turtles III sends the four moneymakers strange land" joke ever conceived. They'll enjoy it. back in time to feudal Japan where, oddly This film is simply more of the same You go sec Tht• Crying Game. Donatello, Raphael and leonardo (we're just guessing here, we can't tell them apart enough, everyone speaks perfect English. karate-chopping, feet-flying, wise-cracking, 1 hear the heroine is up for a best any more than you can) use the magic scepter to calculate their cut of the film's gross. The mildly-evil Lord Norinaga (Sab pizza-g~bblin' , semi-amusing Teenage supporting actor award. Featurin ••• March 23,1993. THE REVIEW• 82 It's a dog eat dog world, so speak softly and carry a big- cat

For I will consider my Cat Jeojfrey. For But I won't de pend on cheap dog at which I unsuccessfully lobbied for cat. 1 grieved his death, and still tears can he is a servant of the Living God - putdowns to praise the cat. Bamboo, by a vote of 3 to I, we chose come to my eyes when I think of him. Christopher Smart. Will Rogers once said he never met a Sin bad. Some don't understand the bond Feature Forum man he didn'llike. Like all kiuens, Sinbad was cute and between human and cat, as I was If you could listen into my house at Well. I must admit. I have mel cats I playful. He retained those traits for a few reminded when friends lost their Chauncy night, you might hear a strange sort of By Rich Campbell haven't liked. Maybe I'm more like that years and seuled into killy middle age, last weekend and met with some baby talk language. dog lover than I care to admit becoming somewhat cranky, somewhat indifferent responses. Upon a closer li sten, the sounds would There was Princess Leia, the ultimate sedentary. somewhat affectionate . Chauncy was a good cat and will be become more distinct and you could pick Diva kiny. Prima Donna. siuing on a satin In other words, a fairly typical middle- missed for years, as I still think of my up a few (ami liar words . parakeets. twenty-some mice. but not pillow, you couldn't find a snouier cat. aged cat. · Gatza. "Ooo my kilty wuss ums. Yes, you "man's best friend." Maybe it was my bruised ego. After We all loved Sinbad. We celebrated hi s As for myself. I have my new have such nice fur." Of course, I have been drawn into the all, I like to think cats can sense I am a cat first birthday wiLh a little kitty cake, an housemates' cats to fulfill my R.K.A. It 's that special language known to all inevitable dog/cat fights between those of person, and sooner or later. they will upside-down can of smelly cat food with (recommended kiuy allowance) for the the feline aficionados of the world. the canine persuasion and those of a more warm up to me. She never did. a candle in it and a little party hal on his time being - a friendly gray male and a Recently, I've had the chance to use it refined, artistic taste. So it goes. head. sleek, young black and brown female. again with cats. Dog rovers go through their usual My cat history: firs t, there was No wonder he became cranky. Once again in Newark you can here Yes, cats. I love cats. All shapes, all litany of reasons to hate cats, which Charcoal. a black cal who graced our His nickname "Butsa" came from, you kitty blubber. sizes. I don't care what you call me. usually boils down to something like, house forabout a year. Sadly, we found guessed it, my mom's kiuy blubber. (Dedicated to the memory of Sinbad It's not that I don't like dogs. Part of it, "They're snotty and they don't constantly him dead, frozen at a nearby creek. I don't In I 976, God sent another cat into my "Cat" Campbell and Black Kitty "Gatza" I am sure, is having grown up with cats drool all over me to show their total remember much about Charcie because I life. Black Kitty, a.k.a. Gatza, showed up -purr softly, dear ones). who were integral family members, and devotion." was five when he died. on our doorstep as a stray. no dogs. We owned almost everything To which I reply, "Dogs like anybody. Soon after, my parents got a baby I loved that cat, with hi s sleek black fur Rich Campbell is an editorial editor for else - tropical fish, goldfish, hermit But you earn a cat' s love the old­ Siamese cat. and white spot on the chin, his insi stanl The Review. Feature forums appear crabs, chameleons, a duck, a rooster. four fashioned way - you eam it." After a small family election on names, meow, his deep purr. He became "my" evety Tuesday.

Tuesday, March 23 Wednesday, March 24 Thursday, March 25 kurt Wohl Memorial lecture: Open House/tour: For prospective Hillel: Bowling night. Blue Hen "Immobilized Enzyme Bioreactors for agriculture students and families. lanes, 9 p.m. For information, call Due to ·crowded parking Potential Medical Use, • with Rober Townsend Hall, 8 a.m. Tour begins at 456-0479. S. Langer, Massachusetts In stitute of 2 p.m. Registration requested by conditions on campus, Technology. 102-103 Colburn March 15. For information, call 831 - Friday, March 26 l aboratory, 3:15 p.m. 5479. Seminar: "Resumes" and " jobs in Seminar: "Changes in the Cyclical resident student parking Seminar: "Seeds For Our Future: Th e Academia.• Employee Development. Behavior of Real Wages, • with Collins Room, Perkins Student Center, Chri stohher Hanes, University of National Pl ant Ge rm plasm System," 11 :45 to 1:30 p.m. To register, call will continue to be {I) {I) Pe nnsy vania. 004 Purne ll Hall, 3:30 with Calvin Sperling, USDA-ARS. 103 831 -8725. {I) ~ p.m. Fi scher Greenhouse Laboratory, restricted during the noon. Seminar: "The Breaking of Solitary Q Black Maria film/video festival: 140 Waves on Beaches and Slopes," with ~ Smi th Hall , 4:30 to 7 p.m . For Lecture: "Talking Back to lb Sve ndsen, 1 05 Robinson Hall, remainder of the spring u t information, ca ll831-431 5 or 831 - 'Whiteness': Inte rrogation to noon. 2244 . Racialization of Voice, Ge nd er, Power Seminar: "Non-Ideal Interaction in semester. Only students Women's history film/lecture: and Feminism," with Gary l emons. Metal Separation Processes,'" with ~ Dreamworlds, with Kathleen Turke l. Ewing Room, Perkins Student Cente r, Charles N. Haas, Drexel University. with verifiable medical, 100 Kirkb ri de Hall , 7 p.m. 12 :30 to 1:10pm. Bring a lunch. 348 duPont Hall, 1 p.m. academic or employ- ment needs will be able . to purchase parking on .: 12:50, 2:5 0,4:55,7:00,9:00. Christiana Mall ~ Toe five movies for the ~ Groundhog Day (PG)- A swa rm 1-95 and Route 7 (368· 9600) campus. Additionally, wee ending March 12, ~ 1993 of mutant rodents storms Japan . Bill ' Murray stars. Showtimes: Crying Game (R) - Showtimes: resident students are 1) Falling Down ($7.6 million for Weekdays 12:45 2:55, 5: 05, 7:30, Weekdays 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:50. 1,. the week) 10:00. Amos and Andrew (PG)- Call de reminded that parking is .~ 2) Groundhog Day ($5.4million) Untamed Heart (PG) - Christian Kingfish! Showtimes: Weekdays • 3) The Crying Game ($4 .3 million) Slater plays Adam, a boy with a 1:45,4, 7 sold only on a full - 4) Homeward Bound ($4million) bum ticker and a hot girlfriend. {I) 5) Mad Dog and Glory ($3 .8 Showtimes: Weekdays 1:20, 4;15, Aladdin (G)- Disney hits a semester basis. No ~ mill ion) 7:10, 9:35 . bullseye with this animated gem. ;: A Far Off Place (PG)- A movi e Showtimes: Weekdays 1,3,5,7. reduction in the price ...... Concord Mall about the prospect of graduation !. Fire in the Sky (PG-13) -A tru e will take p~a · ce as the i · ~ for all university students. account of an ali en abducti on. ' Concord e Mall-Rou te 202 (478-5579) Showtimes: Weekdays 1:35, 4, Yeah, and Billy Ray Cyrus is a ~ 7;25, 9:4 5 semester proceeds...... lndochine (PG) -A sad, sweet tale musical genius. Showtimes: about a boy who accidently kills ~ Sommersby (PG-13)- Ri chard Wee kdays 1:15,4:1 5, 7: 15, 9:45 Q and eats hi s parents . Ge re goes through this whole move Questions should be Showtimes:Weekdays 5, 8 with a piece of broccoli stuck in hi s A Few Good Men (R) - teeth ! Can you believe it? directed to the Depart- ~ The Crying Game (R) - Boo hoo. Showtimes: Weekd ays 9: 15 Showtimes:Weekdays 5:30, 8:15 Showtimes: Weekdays 1:30,4:15, 7:05, 9:45. CB4 (R) - Saturday Nigh t live ment of Public Safety alum Chris Rock does th e rap satire Cinemark Movies 10 Falling Down (R)- Michael thing. Showtimes: Weekd ays 1 :30, First Slate Plaza Shopping Center (994 ·7075) Douglas has a really bad (hair) day. Traffic Office. Showtimes: Weekdays 1:45, 4:30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:30 Swing kids (PG-13)- And you 7:20, 9:40. thought Nazis only knew how to Newark Cinema Center gooseste p.Showtimes: Weekdays Point of No Return (R)- A 1:15, 4: 05, 7:05, 9:55 . documentary about a female Newark Sh opping Center (737-3720) Best of the Best II (R) -Yet assassin who does a cover version A Far Off Place (PG) - another film about kung-fu maniacs of her favorite Kansas album. Showtimes: Weekdays 5:30, 7:45 who fight in killer competitions. Showtimes: Weekdays 1:20, 4:20, Showtimes: Weekdays 12:45, 7:40, 10:10 Falling Down (R)- Showtimes: NOW HIRING 2:55, 5:05, 7:35, 10:05 . Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Ill Weekdays 6, 8:15 Homeward Bound (G)- Cute, (PG) - Don't ask. It 's probably Point of No Return (R)- DRIVERS talking animals band to~ether on a three times as bad. Showtimes: Weekdays 5:45, 8 quest to rescue Mr. Ed rom the dog Weekdays 12:45, 2:55, 5:05, 7:20, food fa ctory.Showtimes: Weekdays 9:35

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By Jennifer Soto the semester. Staff Reporter "After the first test, students will start showing It's difficult being a college student. There are up and business will pick up. so to speak," he says. classes to go to, exams to study for and papers to For Michel Hess (AS GR), becoming a T A in write. international relations took extra special effort. •. It's also difficult being a college professor. "Since I'm a foreign student from Sweden, over There are classes to go to, exams to write and the summer I received special training to become a papers to read. TA," he says. ~ .. For teaching assistants, the worst of both worlds Hess says he had to learn how to speak in front ,• · are often combined, leading to a job that never of a group and how to grade papers. ·' seems to be done. "Conflict over grades is the biggest problem a That's what David Caraway (AS GR) says about TA and a student will encounter," he says, referring being a teaching assistant (TA) at the university: to the grade difference between a C+ and a B-. .. Caraway, who was a T A for an international On one occasion, he says a student went to the relations class last semester, says the job can take professor and was given one letter grade higher. up to 20 hours a week. "It didn't bother me," he says. "The professor He says the job ranges in duties. He can spend explained his reasoning for the grade change later up to four hours doing such mundane things as and I agreed." , collating and stapling tests. In addition, he must Caraway has had similar conflicts with students hold office hours and review sessions to give extra about grading. help to students. "Students sometimes feel like they haven't been "We're a go between for a professor and a graded fairly," he says, but they are usually in the student, but we're also like tutors," he says. minority. Caraway says students and TAs usually see each In addition to pressure from students, Hess says other as allies. sometimes T As feel "informal pressure" from the "Some students don't realize that we're on their professors to perform extraordinarily well. side," he says. "There were so many times where "I always try to work beyond my potential," he I've pulled for students to do well on a test." says. He says the time spent is worthwhile because it's Stephanie Butcos (AS GR), says she has a both rewarding and educational. greater responsibility as a TA for two EIIO classes "I'm constantly learning from· my professor and this semester. the students." he says. "In my case, I don't sit in class during a lecture. Vilma Lazo, says that working as a T A can also I give the lecture," she says. "Between sitting in !. be difficult. As a TA for Spanish 107, she says Butcos· attends weekly meetings with a class ... some students don't understand her position. supervisor to discuss problems, such as how to get class, setting up .I "I get upset when students blame me for the students to speak up, or deal with essays and current controversy over compositions," Lazo says. students who skip class. -•· "It's really not my fault. I'm here to help them However, TAs don't have unlimited freedom. discussion sessions, :' and to complain for them if necessary," she says. "Teacher assistants usually arc not at liberty to "but I have to follow the rules." prepare the content of a course," she says . having office hours .. While some students may feel they've been Although some TAs don't have total control, treated unfairly, Caraway says it's important to many feel it's good experience. realize T As often ha vc full course loads "I think the university is giving graduate and my own school themselves. students a great opportunity," Butcos says. "Many "It's unrealistic of them to think we can be at universities do not allow students to teach unless work, I sometimes their beck and call all the time," Caraway says. . they have a PhD." Fran Feffer. a Political Theory TA, says there Since graduate school has become so expensive, are times when a TA can feel overworked. students have found it necessary to become T As to feel like there aren't "Between sitting in class, setting up discussion help with the cost. sessions, having office hours and my · own school "I'll be getting my master's degree and I'll be enough hours in the work, I sometimes feel like there aren't .enough debt free," Caraway says. hours in the day," Feffer says. He made $950 a month, which is the set stipend In addition to all of these duties, Feffer says she for all T As. In addition, his tuition was paid by the day," says Fran sometimes feels like an advisor, answering university. questions about what classes students should take. "It's a good solution because as a teacher Feffer, a teaching ' · There are times when TA's aren't bombarded assistant," he says, "I feel like I ' m giving with students. Caraway says T As can find something back to the university through helping 0 themselves alone during office hours at the start of students." assistant. Pho

•,~i MTV bound ... '• ~ Lip-synchers set to go Big Apple and tape for 'Lip Service' ,,,, " By Greg Orlando basis of their costumes, choreography and "We winged most of it," he said about his ;, Entertainment Editor lip-syching ability, Axmith said. group's performance on March 11. He said ::. The producers of the Music Television He said the groups will perform for Lip the two women in the group came up with :! (MTV) show Lip Service have spoken. Service in New York on April 29 and their both the song (Salt 'n' Pepa's Do You Really :: After examining the video tapes shot shows will air sometime in September. Even Want Me?) and the choreography. •! during the March 11, MTV-sponsored lip­ though their taping date is on the same day, MTV will be sending out an instruction ~ synch contest in the Perkins Student Center he said the two bands will not be made to booklet with information about the show, :: Bacchus Theatre, the producers have chosen compete against each other. Rossin said. He said his group isn't planning ~ two pseudo -bands to come to New York and "We didn't really expect to win," Amy to do anything special to prepare until they ~ appear on the show. Haley (AS JR) of The Untouchables said. get the package. The contest, held to find new contestants Together with her partners Anita (AS SR) In addition, Axmith said three other bands :: for Lip Service, drew six groups of and Denise Land, • Haley said The who participated in the contest (Jumpin Jack ~ contestants and over 100 interested Untouchables only practiced lip-synching and the Flashes, The B-96's and The ~ spectators. Bell Biv Devoe's Gangsta for three days. Weathergirls) have been invited to reappear ~ The producers have chosen Pretty Sneaky Todd Rossin (AS SO) of Pretty Sneaky at a taping in Philadelphia. ~ Sis and The Untouchables to film for the Sis, said he and his partners Heather Hylton He said these bands wi II be asked to ·• show, Lawrence Axmith, contestant (ED JR) and Kristy Kleintrop (AS JR) arc perform new songs, because the ones they ~ supervisor for Lip Service said. "real excited" about their invitation to appear originally did were either "too old" or had THE REVIEW I Max Gretsch : The producers selected the groups on the on the show. been done on Lip Service before. Pretty Sneaky Sis (they took their name from a board game) is Broadway Bound. Aliens abduct good idea and replace it with 'Fire in the Sky'

Fire In The Sky nothing like a good UFO story. The law is after them, but these scenes aren't Robert Lieberman Puns pushed to the wayside, this nim has half as interesting as Walton's abduction. Paramount Pictures ~I~ Movie Review no humanity. Travis Walton (played by D.B. James Garner plays a Federal Agen t Grade: C Sweeny) is a personality-free geek. His investigating Walton's disappearance. His friend s (played by Henry "E.T." Thomas character is interesting, so it comes as no surprise he only gets two minutes worth of By Greg Orlando The only ones who lose out on the deal and Robert "Terminator" Patrick) are Enterlilinmenl Editor are the movie extras (but they come real , major personality-free geeks. screen time. Now it can be revealed: aliens from real cheap) and the general movie- going Sweeny and company arc not at fault, The only thing that mi ght make thi s somewhere in the Crab Nebula have struck a public. though. They do as well as can be expected movie worth seeing arc the scenes shot deal with Hollywood. Fire in The Sky is based on a supposedly with the cardboard script they've been inside the alien vessel. The ne'er-do-wel l In exchange for the unlimited usc of true alien ab duction. Travis Walton. given. One is almost too tempted to believe Walton awakes in and escapes from a limy, movie extras for scientific experimentation, lumberjack and lady-killer extraordinarc, these poor schlumps actually saw a UFO greenish-grey jail-type compartment. Hi s the aliens have agreed to continue was allegedly plucked from the White take their friend away. escape is breathtaking, as he noats around kidnapping as many goobers, hillbillies and Mountain forests in Arizona on Nov. 5, Fire relies way too heavily on shock the ship, eventually landing in the control brain-fried moonshiners in out-of-the-way 1979 by an unidentified flying object value and suspense and not enough on room. places from the south and wcsr as much as (UFO). character development and plo t. The When hi s pre ence i di covered, the alienly possible. (These were the same al iens who built the audience is made to wait 30 minutes for the ex perimentation begins. These ccncs arc so The deal is a great one for both sides. The pyramids and who kidnapped Elvis and abduction scene and waits another 35 to sec horrific, they might make you toss your aliens get to run their tests and Hollywood fathered the three-headed mutanl baby in Walton remember what happened to him on popcorn. movie moguls get enough material for a Katmandu.) the spacecraft. But don't believe th e hype - Fire in thousand movie scripts. Alien jokes aside, there's nothing like a In between, there i some small plot about The Sky is a mere na. h in the pan . : D.B. Sweeney plays Travis Walton, alien-boy good UFO story. Unfortunately, Fire is th e four guys who saw Walt on get taken. Or, if you prefer. smoke on the water. ON DECK 11 BLUE HEN CHAnER" Today • Baseball at George Mason, 2:30 p.m. "We're beat. We're tired. •Softball vs. Delaware State, 2:30p.m. Wednesday :-~~ We're1<\e haven't dragging, had much but we'resleep. •Baseball vs. UNBC, 3 p.m. ::_ ready for tlie game." Thursday •Softball at Villanova, 2:30p.m. or s ~ / -Delaware basketball fan Matt Y~er, •Men's Tennis at Colgate, 2 p.m. who drove all night to watch the Hens play Tuesday Louisville in the NCM Tournament.

The Review, Volume 119, Number 45 March 23r 1993 • 84

THE END OF THE ROAD TO THE FINAL FOUR Close, but Hen comeback not in Cards . . Dreams of a national title 'Sweet' nearly die early as Delaware falls saves the day short against Louisville for cagers

By jeff Pearlman because we weren't executing well," By Chris Dolmetsch Sports Editor said Steinwedel. "Part of that reason Sports Editor INDIANAPOLIS - Nothing was that Louisville was playing great INDIANAPOLIS-The No. 13 needed to be said, but no one on the defense, but in the second half we seed Delaware men's basketball Delaware men's basketball team became much more aggressive." team's 76-70 loss to Louis vi lie in could deny the thought. But it didn't come quickly. the first round of the NCAA Five minutes and six seconds left Louisville g·radually opened up the tournament Friday at the Hoosier in Friday's first round Midwest lead through the first 15 minutes of Dome could have been full of Regional NCAA Tournament game, the second half, going over Dunkley bitter memories. down 18 to national-power like he was a cardboard cutout. The There could have been another Louisville, playing in front of 31,186 athletic Cards were plagued by blowout reminiscent of the Hens' Hoosier Dome spectators - almost sloppiness that kept Hen hope alive, 85-4 7 first-round loss to all rooting for the Cardinals. but with an 18-point lead and just Cincinnati in last year's tourney. The thought: "Another 5:06 remaining, victory seemed more There could have been a No. 4 Cincinnati?" or less a given. seed Cardinal team thinking they The reply: "No." Seemed, not guaranteed. really beat a sixteenth seed. Behind Anthony Wright's 17 The Hens went on a frantic run, But everyone knows that points. including nine in the last five slicing Louisville's lead to 10 with a everything sour just needs a little and a half minutes, the No. 13 seed Ricky Deadwyler three-pointer with bit of sugar, and Anthony "Sweet" Hens came back from the basketball 1:46 left. A jumper from Louisville's Wright was glad to oblige. dead to bring No. 4 Louisville to the Troy Smith upped the lead back to Down 62-44 with five minutes brink of elimination before finally 12, but a deep three from Pearl sliced and 23 seconds to play. Delaware bowing 76-70 to the quicker, stronger the score to 70-61 with just 1:06 needed a spark. The small section Cardinals. remaining. of Hen fans watching the game Despite the loss, the surprisingly The Cards' Keith LeGree missed had become phased, and even the strong showing from Delaware (22- two free throws following a timeout, underdog-hungry crowd who had 8), a 12-point underdog, erased any and two successful charity stripe come to see Indiana play later that lingering memories of last year's appearances by Pearl reduced a once­ evening were getting bored and embarrassing 85-47 drubbing from insurmountable advantage to seven. wandering off to the BBQ stands. Cincinnati in the Hens' first NCAA The Cards came back after a Enter Wright, who took the Tournament appearance. timeout to up the lead back to I 0, but comeback into his own hands. It "I don't think anybody brought a Wright steal resulting in began with a simple dunk with [Cincinnati) up," said Delaware point Deadwyler's second three-pointer cut 5:14 left that cut the lead to 16, guard Brian Pearl (13 points, seven the advantage to seven. his first points since 17:42 left in assists), "but I have a feeling it was One problem. There were just 16 the half. going through a lot of people's minds seconds left. Until that point, Wright had six when they made a run and had us "Thankfully their run was a little points, four turnovers and had shot down by 18." late," said Louisville Assistant Coach 0-for-5 from the free throw line. If Actually. Louisville (21-8) had the Jerry Jones. "Tulane did that to us the dunk didn't wake up the Hens do· ·n for most of the game. this year, where we had a nine-point Cardinals, it certainly jolted With ' • ·. Iter Spencer Dunkley (12 lead and they beat us by two. Wright. point! ,even rebounds) on the bench Whenever a game gets close, you "1 figured the shots were there," with earl y foul trouble, the Cardinals' start thinking about things like that." he said. "If we were going to win, Clifford Rozier and Dwayne Morton Another Wright steal was we had to be aggressive. I took pounded the ball inside for eight and followed by an Andre Buck layup to some shots that were going." seven points, respectively, in the first slice the score to 75-70 but with just Some shots? Wright scored the half. five seconds remaining in the Hens' Hens' next seven points, including What made the situation worse for season, it was truly a case of too a dunk and three-pointer that the Hens were Dunkley's pre-game little, too late. shortened the Louisville margin to comments, where he said he would "I just figured we had to play 13 with 3:30 left to play. walk home if the Hens lost. aggressive," said Wright. "If we were "We were down by 18," he said. "It didn't affect me, but I know going to win, we had to score ... "We could have folded and got some of the other guys were a liule maybe that made us more relaxed, beat by 40. But we didn't. We motivated by what he said," Morton 'cause we almost came all the way stepped in and kept comin' right at said. "It's not too smart to say stuff back." 'em. We just came short at the like that." They didn't, but the narrow defeat end." The teams entered halftime with was a clear display of a program on He would score nine of his 17 the Cards up 35-27 and Dunkley the path to a higher level. With wins points in the last five minutes, getting his walking sneakers ready, over Rice and Rutgers and close THE REVIEW I Muimillian Gretsch shooting 2-for-2 from three-point but Delaware Coach Steve losses to Xavier and the Cardinals, range as well as adding two steals. Steinwedel wasn't overly alarmed. Steinwedel's squad had the most Delaware senior center Spencer Dunkley soars high above Louisville's Keith LeGree to reject a shot in Wright's play seemed to inspire "I felt very good at halftime see DElAWARE page BS the second half of Friday's 76-70 loss to the Cardinals in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. see WRIGHT page BS Spencer speaks What about Pearl? A long walk home for Dunkley There's a new point guard in town, and he's already the talk of the '93-'94 Hens By jeff Pearlman •"I think [Louisville center giving high fives with the rest of Sports Editor Clifford Rozier) will be losing Pearl's the team and helping out with INDIANAPOLIS - It would sleep over me, just as I will be jam anything needed. have been OK if he scored 40 losing sleep over him." To Delaware basketball, points, ripped down 22 rebounds •"I would have to say I have however, he's hailed as the next and swatted seven or eight shots. no fear of any other big man in By jeff savior. A transfer from the As a matter of fact, even bad the nation . Rozier will have his Pearlman University of Texas, who under stats and a one-point win would work cut our for him, just like I NCAA rules sat out this year, be all right. will have my work cut out for Garner was an honorable mention But when Spencer Dunkley me." INDIANAPOLIS - The look high school All-American and one scored just 12 points and had After the game, Dunkley was on the face of Brian Pearl said it of the nation's top prep players as a seven rebounds in Delaware's hardly humbled by defeat. As he all. senior at Potomac (Md.) High in 76-70 loss to Louisville in the walked toward th e Delaware Saddened, subdued and down, 1991. fir s t round of the NCAA locker room, Dunkley answered Pearl sat in Delaware's locker Oh, pardon me for forgetting Tournament at the Hoosier question after question with a room following the Hens' 76-70 one simple fact. Dome, he was in serious trouble. flair last seen in Muhammad Ali . first-round NCAA Tournament Garner, like Pearl, is a point You see, before the game The top of the talk: loss to Louisville listening to his guard. Dunkley, the Hens' 6', II" • "I still think we could have teammates talk. "Rob Garner is gonna be the senior center, promised he'd b.eat those guys if we played a Talk about the close loss that best player in the [North Atlantic crawl across the court and walk little better." most thought would be a blowout. Conference] next year - some 800 miles home to Newark • "[Louisville guard Dwayne] Talk about the incredible strides guaranteed," said senior guard if his team lost. Morton was just talkin g !when Delaware basketball has taken over Andre Buck. "Forget [Vermont's] Dunkley ended up flying he s lamed on Dunkley in the the years. Eddie Benton, Rob here is goMa home with the tea m, but he was first half) . I think he was just Talk about the last game for live do some damage!" dumped on by a load of Cardinal watching the TV too much or seniors. Hey, what about Pearl? trash. reading the newspapers a bit too Talk about Rob Gamer. "This team may be better next "Some of the !Louisvi lle] much. He was a little upset over And while most of the year," said senior forward Anthony players came up to me at the end the comments I made, but he's conversations were depressingly "Sweet'' Wright. "With Rob of the game and said 'What 's gonna sec me again some day." solemn - as most end-of-the­ Garner coming in, he's goMa be up, you gonna crawl home?'" • "Roz ier is luc ky I was off season chitchats arc - talk of something for this team" said Dunkley. "If th ey had beat form today." Garner made everyone sit up and All the while, Pearl sat by his us a little worse, then I would • "Coach sa id I'm gon na smile. stall, gazing with wide eyes as his have." walk, but I ain't gonna do it." That is, everyone except for teammates praised the man who The potentia l pedestrian battle • "I think we could have Pearl. could take away his job. Wasn't he capped off a week-long Dunkley beaten them if we played a little To the average fan, Gamer is the one who led the Hens to two talk fes t, as he kept the press harder. The s h o ts just didn't the guy who has sat in street NAC titles and two trips to ''The bu s y with a mass ive verbal THE REVIEW I Muimillian Gretsch drop." clothes at the end of the Hens' Show"? assault. And finally, the best of the bench throughout the season - First, th e other pre-game bcsr. see PEARL page BS Spencer Dpnkley gets taken inside by Louisville's Clifford Rozier. ramblings: see DUNKLEY page BS March 23, 1993. THE REVIEW. 85 Boys of summer frozen in March Spring sports take· shelter in Field House as Newark snowed in

By Ron Porter outside and just play ball. troubles the Hens would have if The snow, however, has ~ssistant Sports Editor "The outdoor perspective is they took their game to the helped in some places. Imagine walking into the Field really what we need ," said course. Most golfers have been House as a baseball flies by your Hannah. "We can continue to In a game that depends on flat spending more time studying to head. work the players' arms, but the greens and lucky bounces, get ahead on their subjects. "Just somebody having a Jack of competition is going to Delaware must look for the "The athletes have been catch," you say to yourself. hurt when we go against a team rubber floor of th e Field House getting toge ther with their As you stroll further across that has been playing." to give them some sort of books," said Kent. "That will the eight-lane track, a golf ball Delaware has missed eight realism. he lp in the end when they get bounces off the wall behind you. games since the massive storm "We would probably get some bogged down with golf and "Am I in the right place?'' you last weekend that dumped 13" of pretty good bounces on the school." wonder. snow on Newark. frozen stuff," said coach James The answer is yes, but the The Jack of games, however, Kent. I recent snow fall has forced most has not hurt the team's morale. And since they have not been Lax wins first spring sports to move indoors to "They're getting a little outside, Delaware has been The Delaware men's lacrosse practice. rammy," said Hannah, "but itching for a place to go. team won its first game of the season First, baseball. Picture having overall they have done Solution- Garrison Lake Golf Sunday in style with a 23-11 beating I to follow a ground ball into your everything you can expect. We Course in Dover, De. of North Atlantic Conference rival glove through snow. just need to get outside and "We're going to travel south Drexel in Philadelphia. "We haven't been able to get play." so the players can see what it is Senior John Wunder led the way any innings in," said coach Bob The baseball fields are not the like to play outside," said Kent. with foi,II goals and an assist, and Hannah. "So our pitching staff only places covered by the white After playing there Kent says sophomore Anthony DiMarzo chipped in one goal and seven has been unable to get into a powder. "we won't be that far behind." assists. rotation." THE REVIEW I). Hollada The holes on the golf courses Delaware travels to Baltimore Junior goaltender Jamie Blalock With more than a foot of snow, athletes had to take to different sports. But the big thing that has hurt are quite hard to find, and if this weekend for the Loyola saved 13 shots for the Hens, who the Hens is their inability to go you've ever go! fed you know the Tournament. upped to 1-3 with the victory.

Wright excels vs. Cards Pearl jams on Pearl continued from page B4 Pearl has clearly proven himself as continued from page B4 "I always look for the big Last year as a freshman, Pearl was the NAC's top playmaker. Coaches are game," Wright said. "Because astonished by his cool court demeanor, the talk of the conference, showing a the rest of the team, as they I know they will come to me and the differences between the pre­ cut the lead down to five for the big game. I think it's veteran's poise while winning NAC Rookie of the Year honors. Pearl Delaware basketball era and now points, 7 5-70. Unfortunate! y, time to step up for the big are obvious. there were only five seconds game. To those who don't know him, Pearl is perceived as a cocky, big-headed If both players accept their roles, it left on the clock. Delaware had "I think if I go out 10 shoot egoist. someone who walks around will be the NAC's best backcourt ever. just run out of time. the ball every night. I think I bar none. With the loss of Wright and It was a classic performance could do that every night. But campus with his head above everyone else's while wearing flashy basketball Spencer Dunkley, the new tandem will by the senior forward in the I don't go out to shoot every have to carry the Hens if they hope to last game of his college career. night. I think I do the lillie threads that make him "the shit." But that's not the real Brian three-peat. He has established himself as things that help us win the Pearl. Behind the shield, he is self Skill is not the question. the Hens' big game player games." conscious and self-doubting, a virtual But can the two live happily throughout the year, But he will also be known together? gym rat who often blames himself for consistently providing the as a leader, an athlete who Stay tuned. · team with leadership when the came back from what was team mistakes. The York, Pa. native takes pride in his leader role - one path was jagged. considered a career-ending SEE YA, STEIN? He scored the winning knee injury to play college which he was handed his first day on the job as a frosh. The college basketball season isn't basket off a Kevin Blackhurst basketball at the national level. So what happens now? even over yet, but the Steve Steinwedcl steal in Delaware's 67-64 win "I don't have any "I don't think we'll have problems," watch is on. Many believe Stein is on over Drexel in the NAC complaints about the said Gamer. "Me and Brian worked a the move, and with the close showing Championship game in University of Delaware," said against Louisville his marketability lot together this season. We spent a lot Philadelphia last Wednesday Wright. "I love it. I love only went up. of time together. and we knew each that got them to the tourney. everything about it. The other from high school playing in all­ The talk in South Carolina is He put in 19 points in the people, the media, I love star games. We have a great feel for Georgia Tech's Bobby Cremins will Hens' 84-61 victory over everything." each other. take the Gamecock opening, but so far favored Northeastern in And you golla love ending he's denied it. If Cremins says no, "I can take a lot of pressure off Boston, and a game-high 20 your college basketball life in Brian with him being strictly the ball don't be surprised if Stein is next in points against Drexel in front of over 30,000 fans in handler on the team. When both of us line. The former South Carolina Newark in Delaware's last the NCAAs. can handle the ball the defense can't assistant was endorsed for the job by regular-season game. And knowing if that extra just guard one, but two." none other than Dick Vitale, and He was named CBS Player minute had just been there, From a purely skill perspective, it all there's little doubt the eight-year Hen of the Game for the Hens in you could have been the one to makes sense. Both handle the ball, coach would bite lf offered the job. last year's loss to Cincinnati pull off one of the greatest can with 15 points. upsets in NCAA history. both can score and Garner's inside toughness should open the outside for jeff Pearlman is a sports editor of The THE REVIEW I Maximillian Gretsch Pearl's long-distance shooting ability. Review Sophomore guard Brian Pearl {right) and Louisville's Brian Hopgood wait during a timeout in the Hens' 76-70 loss in the NCAAs.

800 miles away, Hen fans flock Indy Dunkley [p)@ IT1 ce IT' (i § [lD jj tr.:t ~Y.' ifliT'CQ) (ill ITD cdJ Delaware's basketball faithful follow their team to the Hoosier Dome continued from page B4 • "If Louisville will win one By Chris Dolmetsch "We're beat. We're tired. We NCAAs started last week. more game in the tourney. I'll Sports Editor haven't had much sleep. We're crawl back to Indianapolis." We haven't seen him INDIANAPOLIS- They were dragging. but we're ready for the Of course , maybe Dunkley like bananas in an apple orchard. game." since.' started to smarten up, or at least The Delaware fans, squeezed No matter the method. they Review Sports into one of seven sections on the came to support their team, even become a little more humble. "No, scratch that." he added. south side o( the Hoosier Dome, though many realized they were Sweat while you read were a force of minimal power, a definitely the lesser bird at th~ scratched throat sounding off for fountain. their team in the midst of a "Well, we gotta keep it close," hungry Louisville crowd. said Bob Welch, a 1978 Dan Gouge, 1980 university university grad. "If we keep it graduate and a past president of close, we got a shot." the Blue Hen Hoop Club, was "I saw Denard Montgomery optimistic about the reddish tint down there," said Mike Basner, to the crowd. who drove to ·Indianapolis Friday "There's red all over here," night. "And hopefully, that said Gou_ge. "What I'm hoping is reminded them of last year and that they're Indiana fans who what happened then, so don't like Louisville and they'll hopefully, we'll do much better." root for us. They'll root for the Montgomery was a backup underdog, and that is us. They'll center on the Delaware's 1992 have to figure that they'll have a NAC championship team that better chance of advancing if was hammered by Cincinnati 85- they play us instead of 47 in last year's NCAA Louisville." Tournament at Dayton, Ohio. During the Hens' 76-70 loss to And like the Bearcats last Louisville Friday in the first year, the Cardinals ·were much of round of the NCAA Tournament, a mystery to the people of the the fans held their own despite First State who ventured to the the crowd and the Cardinals' game. ferocious running game that "I don't know much about devoured Delaware most of the Louisville," said Bosner. "I've game. looked at their stats." They came in different ways, "I haven't seem them play," with most driving an average of said Rick Waterhouse, whose 12 hours and a select few flying, wife Julie is an assistant nursing such as President David Roselle professor. "But I hear they're and Athletic Director Edgar supposed to be pretty good.' Johnson. But none of them really cared. Some, like Carpenter Center They were there to cheer no Public Address Announcer Greg matter what happened. Burton, drove all night and "I'm so excited to be here," hadn't slept yet. Some were said sophomore Jackie Mira, who staying the night and some were also went a night without any departing for the Diamond State sleep. THE REVIEW IMaximillian Gretsch right after the game. "We're definitely here, behind "We got here at six in the our team. We drove ten hours, There were only about 200 of them, but Delaware fans made their morning," said Matt Yoder. and our chances are great." presence known at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis.

Delaware falls short vs. Louisville, 76-70 THE REVIEW /Roy McOendon The Delaware softball team won two of four games this , continued from page B4 Gotcha! weellU OOx- 8 111 A." ists-De laware 12 (Pearl 7), Loui•ville Faceoffs-Delaware 3-4 4-3 6-3 7-5- Hall also finished second in \he WP-}ermy Parsons, 7- 7 20-15, Drexel 4-3 3-4 3-6 5-7-15-20. 13 (Minor 4} . Turnovers-Delaware 16 high jump with a leap of 5 feet, 2 LP- Janna Kedcrsha , 0-1 (Wright 4}, louisville 15 (Morton 3, Rozier Goalies---Delaware, Stein 9-4 (30 Lea ding Hiners-ECU: Michelle Ward 2-4 shots-13 saves), Drexel, Sales 7-3 (49-1 0}. inches. 2 RS SB; Ch eryl Hobson 2· 2 RS 2 RB I 2 3 LeGree 3} . Blocks-Delaware 1 Officials---Kruse, G. (Referee}, Trumbo, ln the 3000 meters, Delaware had BB; Geo rgeann Wilke 2-3 BB 58; je nn y (Dunkley 1} , louisville 3 (Smith 1, Rogers ). (Umpire}, Wattles, B. (Field judge}. two finishers . Ellen Strickler was Parsons 5 IP 1B b SO. 1, Brewer 1}. Steals---Delaware 9 (Wright first with a time of 9:58.8, while Jill Delaware 7 2, Blackhurst 2, Pearl 2}, louisville 6 Riblett placed third with a run of (Morton 2} . Total fouls-Delaware 20, Women's Outdoor 10:11.4. George Mason 1 Louisville 19. Attendance-31, 186. & Offici als-Charlie Range (referee} Dick Track Field Saturday DELAWARE (1-2)-0402100- 7 17 2 Cartmell, Jerry Petro. East Carolina With 27 points, the Delaware GMU (4-10)-0000001- 1 2 3 women's outdoor track and field Invitational WP-Christine Eth eringt on, 1-1. LP-Senta jenkins, 0-6. Men's Lacrosse team finished third overall out of Softball Lea ding Hitters- UD : lisa Meyers 5·5 3B three teams Saturday at William and 2 RS RBI ; janet jones 3-4 2B RBI RS . Delaware 23 Mary in Williamsburg, Va. William Tournament Drexel 11 and Mary won the match with 93 Delaware 4 points while Yale finished second at Greenville, NC UNC Wilmington 0 Sunday with 61 points. , • DELAWARE (1-2)- 6 4 7 6-23 Coastal Carolina 6 Sunday Top placers i-ncluded Christine ·.· DREXEL (0·1)- 1 3 2 5-11 Delaware 1 DliAWARE (2·2H202000-4 7 0 ' First quaner-1, Delaware, Stamos 1 Delli Paoli, who finished second in UNCW (1 (}. 21 }--OO(JO(XJ(}-{ 3 5 • (DiMarzo) , 11 :00. 2, Delaware, Ell ers 1 ( the hammer throw with a throw of Saturday WP-Ouis EIOOington, 2-1. •. DiMarzo}, 11 :36. 3, Delaware, Crotty 1, 3-4. 137 feet, 8 inches. Kirstin Joynt DELAWARE (0·1)-0010000-1 7 1 LP-I

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