nKUTZTOWN , PA 19530 KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY February 26, 1988 Professor studies KU economy

by Monica Lee Copy Editor

Dr. Charles Coyle, Chairman of the Marketing Department, recently completed his study on Kutztown University's economic impact on the community in 1987. Dr. Coyle thinks the study proves that Kutztown University is more than an educational institution. "Kutztown University is a financial institution which gives back to the community and it is a place of business when it comes to the economic importance in the borough," states Coyle. Coyle did a similar study in 1981 which the Secretary of Education and the Pennsylvania State Legislature used to obtain greater support and financing. The results of the 1987 study are as follows. The total annual expenditures made by 6,080 Dr. Coyle spent hours on a study that revealed KU has more tirnn just an educational institution. university graduate and undergraduate students within the Borough of Kutztown amounted to The university deposited into local banks A contribution of $3,500 was donated to the In aJUuiun IV lue uiicci eiapiuj'niciii v/» ^ . $6,229,974. Within the local community, the total $2,400,000 from federal and state hinds that Kutztown fire company. " ^".-i^^-^^^mmmmtm^ because of the needs of the university, additional employment is created throughout sectors of the expenditures by the university community-including represent financial aid to students. The funds are Local faculty, administration, and staff economy in which university personnel make students, faculty, and staff-amounted to wiihdrawn as payments are made to student contributed an average of 40 hours annually to expenditures. To determine the number of ^10,045,013. accounts. Local bank deposits by faculty, religious, charitable, and non-profit organizations additional jobs created through such spending, When the "Income Multiplier" is applied administration, and staff averaged $5,154.76. within the local community. This average, when employment coefficients ranging bom .00007 to (income generated by successive rounds of Projected over the entire local faculty, projected over the entire faculty, administration, and .000093 were established. Basically, the figures spending), actual expenses by university faculty administration, and staff, the sum would total staff wdio are local residents, totals up to 11,200 mean that 70 to 90 jobs per year are created by every administration and staff within the local community $1,443,333 annually. hours annually. Sixty-four percent of the local one million dollars of spending. amounted to $16,976,072. Total deposits made within local banks by faculty, staff, and administration made Total annual expenses by the university students, faculty, administration, staff and the contributions to local charities wtiich equalled to As a result of the projected spending of community-including students, faculty, university represents the potential for expansion of $141,503 annually. $10,045,013 within the borough by students, faculty, administration, staff, university capital expenditures the credit base within the local economy, which staff and administration, a range of 703 to 934 (non-construction), M.W.Wood, student payroll, and makes loan fiinds available for local residents and In the Borough of Kutztown, there are 360 people additional jobs are created locally. When using the Student Government (payroll only)-amounted to businesses. employed fiill-time at the universiry-of which 280 midpoint of this range and the existing 360 $39,625,618. This sum expanded to $66,967,294 The university paid $190,000 for utility charges, are faculty, administration and staff personnel. Tlie university jobs, approximately 1,178 jobs exist locally throughout all communities as a result of the Income which included a $12,200 annual contribution for others are employed by M.W. Wood (food services) because of the university's presence. Multiplier effect (1.69 multiplied by $39,625,618). the university's construction share of the sewer plant. and the Student Government Board.

Hoopsters make KU proud Inside:

by Linda Vacaro Presidential Search — Editor-in-Chief Page 2 On Saturday, February 20 at 8:00 p.m., the Kutztown University basketball team faced Cheyney Cruise News University on the court at Keystone Hall, and defeated them 91—81. That KU Hoopster victory clinched Page 6 the Division for the Golden Bears. The top scorers were Marty Eggleston with 25 KU Bands points, Rodney Shorter with 22 points, Jody McMillan with 14 points, and Maurice Williams Page 9 with 17 points and 17 rebounds. With just one game remaining, the Bears will play United Nations — at the PA Conference Tournament Playoffs at California, PA There, the top two East teams, and Page 10 the top two West teams will compete for the PA Conference Championship. Spring Sports The Bears are also ranked in the National Top 20 for Division II. Page 16 The Golden Bears will close the season with a game against Mansfield University at home on Saturday, Feb. 27, at 8.00 p.m. in Keystone Hall. Jody McMillan shoots for a point that brought the hoopsters closer to the Division Come on out and cheer on the Bears! Championship. Ke4^Ato4ie.new s I 2 — The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988

Presidential Search Underway

Mo, a sophomore Business Marketing Management major widi a Speech/Communication minor, wanted to become a member of the Two students committee in order to "stand up for students' rights." Mo would also like to see higher academic chosen to standards at Kutztown University. In order to achieve this, he believes that it is necessary to find a president "who doesn't care if it's a state school, but wants the participate university to stand out." Mo also believes that it is important to locate a president "who knows the needs of students." In addition to serving on the committee. Mo is by Sherri Houtz involved in numerous other activities. He is an R.A of The Keystone in Bonner Hall, secretary of the International Club, a brother of Beta Phi Delta fraternity, where he is a Two KU students, Mustafa Mohamedal' mH litde brotfier and sister coordinator, a Student Cai'ole Hendrick, have been chosen to serve UM tnc Government Board member, and is co-chairperson Presidential Selection Committee, a group whose for the Investigation Committee on Student purpose is to select a new president for Kutztown Government. University. Hendrick, a non-traditional junior Accounting The Committee is composed of four trustees, one major, believes she was probably chosen to be a Management Officer, one SUA member, three faculty member of the committee for her "sincerity of members, two students and one alumnus. Each of fairness and balanced idea of what students want." these groups (except for the alumnus, who is chosen Carole Hendrick Hendrick believes that the selection of a university by the Executive Board of the Alumni Assoc.) elect a president has a "far reaching impact on the member of their respective constituencies to serve on university and, therefore, on quality education." She the committee. In addition, APSCUF and AFSCME would like to see a president who is "more rational each select a member to serve on die committee. than political" and one who has "the vision to see The process of nationally selecting a university the need for change because of the growing student president takes approximately one year and costs population." about $30,000. "The president should be aware of what is The presidential selection process for KU has not happening with student morale and needs," says yet begun. The university has been .without an Hendrick. She also believes that it is vital to the official president since the death of Dr. Lawrence M. future of the university that students are represented, Stratton last semester. and is "encouraging students to share their ideas The Presidential Selection Committee Service and comments with her." (PSCS), a group of professionals who confidentially "I want to do a good job and I need help from question students, faculty, staff and administration other students," Hendrick states. as to their likes and dislikes concerning the If you would like to discuss with Hendrick any university, did a presearch study to learn more about ideas you may have concerning the university, she_ the university and its future priorities. They will ca.i be reached in Rm. 105 of the North Student make recommendations for a new president to the Center at the following times: Mon. 10 a.m. to 3 Presidential Selection Committee on March 4, when p.m., Tue./Thurs. 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.. Wed. 12p.m. to the first Search Committee meeting will be held. 3 p.m., Fri. 12 to 1:30 p.m. In order to be selected as a student member of die Hendrick is treasurer of the Association of Non- Presidential Selection Committee, it was necessary to Traditional Students and a Commuter Advisor. submit a letter of intent to Student Government. Of Hendrick declared that she is glad to be a part of those who submitted letters, Mustafa (Mo) and the selection committee. "The experience will be Hendrick were chosen to represent the student body. Mustafa Mohamedali incredible," she maintained.

input, and the student body is more than welcome to Rosen will work widi other members of the attend the Council of Trustees meetings," Rosen Council to help this university become even better. "1 stated. She believes that people should get involved am really honored to be on the Council of Trustees Non-trad named to trustees more in university policies. "I like listening to and I think that Kutztown is a good school," she suggestions, problems, and ideas," Rosen said. Rosen assures the student body that she will maintained. "work to do her best" as a member of KU's Council of Trustees. "I am proud of diis school and pleased to be here," Rosen said. According to Rosen, one person can make a by Elizabeth Hunter difference. She would like students to know that Rosen welcomes any suggestions conceming die of The Keystone people can do something about certain "problems." university, and can be reached in Berks Hall, Room "Maybe not immediately, but eventually change can 224, or telephone number 2162. Sylvia Rosen, a non-traditional Early happen," she said. Rosen feels that too often, giiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiinv Childhood/Reading major, has recently been students are "apathetic." Rosen maintained, "I appointed by the Governor of Pennsylvania to serve I FOOD FOR THOUGHT = would like to see students accomplish things that on the Council of Trustees here at Kutztown would benefit the university." Rosen believes that University. Currently, she is living on campus in ^Students are... S people on campus should be made more aware of Berks Hall as Head R.A S *The most important persons on campus, and S issues. Again she stressed, "Students can do things; Sylvia finds KU "very enjoyable" and is swithouth them diere would be no need for diis S it takes patience, working in a system, E institution. S appreciating her first semester here. "I looked at communication, and support among each other." four other colleges but I liked this area, the town, and S *not cold enrollment statistics, but flesh and 1 the people," Rosen said. She also finds that the = blood persons with feelings and emotions like our s attitude is "so welcoming" towards new students, Before Rosen, there has not been a student 5 own. i I especially non-traditional ones. representative who was involved on die campus, and E *not persons to be tolerated permitting us to do j I living in the residence halls. "The responsibilities E our thing, but the sole reason for our being. j | As a student representative on die Council of are new to me, but I am still learning," Rosen said. = '*not dependent upon us, radier, we are jl Trustees, Sylvia feels, "It is my duty to voice the There is a great deal of responsibility tiiat goes with a J dependent upon them. j = opinions of students on future policies and die seat on the council. For example, the Council of S "^doing us a favor by providing us the JI policies already set.'' Rosen attends club meetings of Trustees is playing a significant part in the search for i opportunities to serve diem. We do them no favors, j | all kinds as one way of gathering information on a new university president. "It is a decision that will S *not interruptions of our work, but, they are die j f Sylvia Rosen, Council of Trustees what the student body is saying. "I would like some affect the future of this university," she stated. = sole purpose of it. IE Miiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 — 3 Pornography to be debated The Residence Hall Association continues to be busy widi Spring Semester happenings. Bearfest 10 A debate sponsored by the Student Activities plans are continuing and help is always needed. Committee of KU proposes the question: "Is Contact Lauretta Keenan and/or Mike Gadaleta at pornography art or trash?" Evelina Kane, head of Rm. 201 Admin. Bldg. and/or come to its committee Women Against Pornography, and Gloria Leonard, meeting every Wed. night at 6:00 p.m. in publisher of High Society magazine, debate the Rothermel's Down Under. All are welcome. issue on March 9th at 8:00 p.m. in the Georgian Residence Hall students, staff, and hall directors Room of Kutztown University. are welcomed to attend the 1988 National Assoc, of Evelina Kane is an activist, writer, and organizer College and University Residence Hall Conference at for Women Against Pornography, the largest feminist LaCrosse, Wisconsin (May 26-30). Meetings for anti-pornography organization in the country. A Conference preparations are every Thursday at 6:00 member of Women Against Pornography's steering p.m. in Johnson Hall's RHA Conference Rm. For committee, Ms. Kane has lectured at numerous more info., contact Louise Spock at 2596. colleges and universities throughout the Northeast, RHA's Service Program, "Daffodil Days" will be including the University of PA, Colby College, John held at Children's, Reading, Allentown, and Lehigh Jay College of Criminal Justice, Yale Medical School, Hospitals. An equal amount of flowerswil l be sent as Albany Law School and Hofstra University. She has a gift to each hospital's cancer wards for the patients. debated major figures in the sex industry, including If you remember how you felt when you first Gloria Leonard, Harvey Shapiro of Harvey experienced college, put it into a poem or other Magazine, and Tiffany Clarke in both formal creative writing piece. RHA's Bearfacts, the debate settings at universities and on network freshman yearbook, is sponsoring a contest for the television. best poem to be published in the 1988 edition. Evelina Kane has conducted an analysis of sexual Entries must be submitted by March 4 to die RHA violence against women in rock video and has office. In addition to becoming published, die reported her findings on national and local winner will receive $25. Any questions, contact television programs, most notably WBZ-TV's "People Debbie Kerchner at 4041. Are Talking," ABC's "Nightline," and CBS's "Two RHA welcomes two new executive board on the Town." She is the author of MTV Misogyny in members. They are Tracey Trauger, Vice-President Rock Video, which has been used for research by bodi of Programming, and Michelle Quacken, Secretary. the media and university professors. Her slide show Residence Hall Assoc, hooded sweatshirts are still and educational program, "Roles in Rock," was available in the RHA office. They cost only $15. Stop commissioned by the Nebraska Junior League, and is by and get one for the one you love. They are going currently part of the curriculum of the Nebraska fast! School System. Any questions or concerns about RHA, contact Rm. Leonard, publisher of several adult entertainment Frat Chat 201 Admin. Bldg., or come to one of die meetings magazines has always been an adventuress in terms held every Tue. night at 6:30 p.m. in Johnson Hall of career choices. Born and raised in New York City, Conference Room. Leonard was a Wall Street stockbroker for several Sigma Sigma years, manager of a Miami country club for more The sisters of Sigma Sigma sororitv- visit ! 'ht. High Sigma - Jack Soil than two years, and flirtedwit h filmmaking, writing Ludieran Home at Topton. The home ^ 're High Beta - Mark Eberly and acting before breaking the traditionally male- , SGB sorority's major philanthropy project. The sisie" High Delta - Bid Balliet dominated barrier of sophisticated magazine also got their pictures taken in order to create a High Tau - Rich Katzin publishing. sorority composite. Fund Raiser - Dave Shaffer Her acting/modeling career was frustrated due UPDATE Sigma Sigma is planning a semi-formal in the High Kappa - Chris Sayers largely to die fact that agents considered Ms. spring. Socials are also being planned with die Sergeant At Arms - Dave Stabinski Leonard "too voluptuous" for high fashion, but too Iratemities and other sororities. ' ros' & Crescent correspondent - Matthew Rowe high fashion" for commercial work. Her Results from the SGB election are Last semester, the chapter duely initiated seven aristocratic appearance led to a major role in the in and they are as follows: Freshmen ew orodiers, and this semester the chapter is 1976 X-Rated film classic "Misty Beethoven." She Representative, Lorijean Burger, Off- Lambda Chi Alpha -•ishing 13 new associates. (One of the largest be( ame screen sensation and since has appeared in Campus Representatives, Carolyn Orr, Last semester, the Sigma Gamma ,,eta chapter of associate classes in the chapter's history) Listed and/or directed about 30 adult feature films. She F. Scott Woodrow. and Kevin the Lambda Chi Alpha fratemit} held officer below are the names of the new associates for the was nominated for four "Erotica's," the Adult Dougherty. At-Large Representative: elections for the Spring '88 semester. Ijsted below is Spring '88 semester: Association of America's answer to Oscars. are Arthur Garrison and Doris Sagel. the new zeta of the Sigma Gamma Zeta chapter. John Rachmiel - Brad Buckwalter This event is funded bv SGA and SAC. Congratulations to all of the nev, High Alpha - Joe latorala Scott Moore - Tom Williams members. High Gamma - Kirk Mull Mike Patrick - Brent Hoover Carolyn Gelin, SGB Vice-President, High Epsilon - Gary Miller James Brasted - Troy Nitroy and Kevin Manna, SGB High Rho - John Beatty Kimalli Davis - Mike Dumbrowski Parlimentarian, have stepped down High Phi - Kurt Steinhilb John Mitchell - Pat McGrath from dieir executive positions. Last Tim Zuber week, the board voted on a new Vice- ROTC President and Parlimentarian. Kevin Manna will now be the new Vice- HAPPENINGS President, and Brett.Offi.itt is the new THRIFT DRUG Parlimentarian. Congratulations!

The Kutztown University Reserve Officers 10% OFF ALL Association (ROA) sponsored its annual trip to die national convention during Jan. 1988. Nine cadets made the trip to Washington. SOFreALL FUN \ -M-REASURY BRAND The group had an oppurtunity to view the military I We, the students of K.U., challenge \ exposition, which had over 50 exhibits depicting the theme of "Total Force for Freedom." Prior to die \ the faculty and staff to a slow pitch \ Products And School Supplies exhibit, visits to die Vietnam Memorial, Lincoln's \ Softball game to be held in April. The ? Monument, and the White House were completed. f event is open to. both men and? With The Presentation Of The highlight of the visit was the oppurtunity to \ women who are under the age of 90, \ hear President Reagan address the convention. Widi \ and are able to distinguish a Softball \ front row seats, the group heard the President discuss Your College I.D. i from a basketball. Anyone interested j the importance of ROA, as well as his proposed plans Offer good through 5/30/88 for continued Contra aid for Nicuragua. The chance k should sign up on the poster in the ^ to see and hear the President was bodi exciting and j upstairs lobby of the North Student^ Lane Plaza, Rt. 222 Kutztown inspirational for all who made die trip. \ Center. \ 683-5520 Ke4f4io4de

\t— The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 ^editorials

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American i£h\tav'B inconsiderate Scholastic Press Association To the Editor: I would like to bring to everyone's attention a To call anyone who labels people wrongly a racist First Place With Special Merit We would like to address an issue Robert problem that concerns not only students, but Bandonis brought up in his editorial to The Keystone is correct. We are all human beings who share this everyone in this area. It concerns the attitu>les of planet for all the good we can get from it. Mr. Award Winner on Febniary 12, 1988. It concerned an article in an Carl R. Bieber busdrivers towards passengers a,- well earlier issue of Tbe Keystone titled "Goal set to Bandonis' biggest concern is to make sure that as towards driving safety. I boarded a Nev V'-rr increase number of minority students." We minorities are separated and labeled. To quote from bound bus in Kutztown and before we reached his editorial, "I would like to see more Orientals, Linda H. Vacaro appreciated his concern on this issue, but the article Wescosville, the driver, in my opinion, put all ^S of Indians, Native Americans, etc. on campus." Why Editor-in-Chief appeared in the October 2, 1987 issue. Why did he the passengers' lives in jeopardy twice! wait almost four months to bring this issue up? He not be happy about seeing more "students" on this 1 agree that the "no smoking policy" is a good stated in his editorial that "a newspaper article campus. We think diat's a label that is easy to live idea on buses, but I felt like a child being scolded with. Susan Repko which says more minority students are needed, then when the driver reminded us of this fact. He stated, refers to those students as "black", is nothing more "there is no smoking on this bus! If you smoke, Advertising Manager Cynthia McClure than a racist slap in the face to any person who is you're going to walk!" He then attempted to pass a Arts Editor neither Caucasian nor negro." fast moving tmck between the Kutztown on-ramp of and As a statement of fact, the State System of Higher 222 and the single lane which forms by the Crystal Brian McDermott Brian McDermott Education does have a certain quota of minority slots Bowl. That did not leave me too secure about driving Entertainment Editor Entertainment Editor to fill. Generally diese spaces are filled by the most under this man's control. qualilitd people, judged by their academic ability, 1 have always used Bieber Tours and have never Cynthia McClure not by rhe color of their skin. Bandonis' complaints had any problems before, but I have learned from Arts Editor -'•"' ^' e use of the term "black" in an article to friends that mine was not an isolated occurance. describe minorities is an unnecessary complaint. If we are, in fact, to "Leave It To Bieber", thp\- .\hiior television networks have recently been Student angered must realize that their passengers come first. We Kirk Marple giving credit to various black people in the should be treated as paying adults and not immature Features Editor community who are making an impact. These at parking children. Bieber is supposed to be a commercia' bus commercials are entitled "blacks who make a company not a school bus line. 1 am very offenderl difference." Not "negroes", not "colored", but and upset at certain drivers lack of consideration and Kirstin Shrawder "BLACK" people. As opposed to "white" people, this apparent lack of skill at handling not just a bus, nui Sports Editor is strictly a reference to color, not a racial slur. Is Mr. To the Editor: any number of passengers that may be travelli.iL' Bandonis also writing to the television stations to This is my second year at this university, and I under their control at any given time. Not all drivers complain about their use of the term black? We are think it is wonderful - except for the parking are to blame. The majority of them are considerate Monica Lee just curious. problem. to the passengers and to the rules of the road, unlike Copy Editor All minorities are an important part of any To begin with, allow me to correct myself on the the few described above. university atmosphere, and they are all equally above statement. I don't think there really is a important. However, the terminology of "black" parking problem, but more so a Public Safety Regina I. Prescott Darin Freed and "white" is an unfair, but traditional problem. Can't the campus police find something Photo Editor classification of the minorin-a" d the majority in this better to do than to stick those bright yellow four country. It is merely referring to minorities in general dollar annoyances on our windshields whenever by listing them under ttie largest minority group in they feel the urge? What, do they have a daily quota Harry Eshleman this country. to meet? I have seen so many tickets on campus Student opinion Faculty Advisor lately, and in the past, that I'm having nightmares of being attacked by yellow monsters wearing "official" badges, sneering as they make me aware disregarded of my misdemeanor. Printed by First of all, who designates spaces as being fit for staff or residents? Public Safety. Am I wrong or are The Windsor Press To the Editor: Student representation there not more students than staff? Why is it that Hamburg, PA Two weeks ago we were bombarded with tlie staff spaces are made more convenient for news about the Old Main Concourse being closed. In needed at community employees? We're the ones paying to come here I my opinion, this is much ado about nothing. have parked behind Deatrick Hall in the strip beside meetings I know that it's a pain in the neck for Old Main the annis courts for three semesters, and nowl wane residents to walk around to the back door, and I have To the Editor: up one morning only to find it has been transformed. used the concourse as a short cut to get to the other I am writing in regards to the article "KL' and The white lines around campus are quickly l^emg residence halls. I will miss that warm short cut Community Join Forces." There are definitely many eaten up by the yellow lines and it is ridiculous. EDITORIAL POLICY during the cold winter nights, but I'm an adult and sides to the controversy over student housing and If the admittance of new students to the university I'll just have to live with the decision. they all need to be heard and dealt with. On is stopped due to an overload, then why does Public Ihc Keystone is published bi-wetkly during the academic \t'arbj the What I have a problem with was the way that iludcnt slafT of Kuiztottii I ni\('rsit\" of I'ennsyKania Hie editors reserve tlie Febmary 10, I attended the Kutztown Association of Safety continue to issue parking permits even when riglii 1(1 edit all material for leiinth and or coiiK'iit accordiiiK to the adopted student opinion wasn't consulted. If we aren't polic}' of this publication and the decisions of [he editorial board. Neighborhoods at the request of their president. there obviously aren't enough available spaces. They Hditorials and or materials for publication may be siibmitted by consulted for little matters like this, what will sludejiis. fatuity, staff, administration and community members, They are, of course, very leary of the students, and definitely don't give a damn about our Opinions eVpnessi'd in editorials are not necessarily tliose of the I niiersit;, happen when there is a major problem on campus? Kntries must be sent to The Keptnne IM North .Student Center, Kutztown I'm sure they have their reasons. I tried to convince inconveniences since they aren't the victims getting I iiiversitv Kuiziottii, l',A !9i,-il). by NOON on l-'ridays All submissions I also have a problem with Public Safety Director .MIST be typed (double-spaced i and include authors signature, addn'ss. them that we students would like to have better ripped off. and plujne number for clarification purposes. Kiiiries will not be accepted William Mioskie's claim that "Our main concern is otherwise relations with them and they were very receptive. Even my parents have become victims of the .Ml .submitted copy becomes the property of The Keplone. but can be safety and security." I can say for a fact that the returned to the author upon re(|uest to the editor-in-chief. .Meetings are held The only way we can work out our differences, dreaded and ever feared Campus Police, alias .Suiidai evenings at ^ p.m. in room X of Old Main. security in Old Main is a joke. I have vralked past the though, is to talk to them. We can accomplish much Keystone Cops. There have been occasions where my desk quite a few times. The only time that I was ever more for our school and community if we work with parents have come to \asit the campus and parked challenged was by Robin Lennox, die hall director, each other instead of against each other. between, God forbid, two yellow lines after hours. and I was already on the third floor! They asked me to ask other students to come to Much to their dismay, when they returned no more I know of one incident of vandalism in the Old ADVERTISING POLICY their next meeting on March 9 at 7:30 p.m. The than 15 minutes later, they discover - OH, NO! - the Main Lobby I'll bet that Public Safety isn't aware of meetings are held in Trinity Lutheran Church on mark of Public Safety! And yes, there were at least an incident that happened last semester where two Main Street across from Mr. Food. If we take an twelve empty yellow bordered slots surrounding the .\iiy advertising conducted witli The Keystone follom the editorial men were drinking Budweiser and urinated in front polic\ and advertising rate schedule distributed to patrons prior to each interest and go to the meeting, it will show our good scene of the "crime". semester. Siibsequent adwrtising is published, providing any and all of the Bear's Den, less than ten yards from the Public pre\i(His accounls have been .settled with the advertisiiig manager. Vie mil Hopefully, we can convince them that we're not I have spoken my agitation, and I sincerely do feel reserve the right to exclude any ad from piihlication according to our needs Safety desk. as we do not depend on ad revenue because of .Student (lovernment funding- a bunch of delinquents. Working together, both sides that Public Safety should accomplish what that Advertising can be conducted on a pre-paid basis upon notification to the Makes you wonder how concerned Public Safety is advertising manager, Anv linbalenced accounts are forwarded to the will get \^^at ihey want. Ifyou care, please come. I name implies - Safety. Should they continue, may Student (lovernment .taountant. Advertising rate schedules and ail with safety and security! publication information can he obtained by contacting The Keptone. know it will be worth your while. they obtain a case of severe writers cramp. David Linwood Stacy Wescoe Kirstin A Shrawder The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 — 5

KU and the International Studies Committee are Free Resume Service involved with the PA Department of Education and International Studies the Pennsylvania Camcil for International Available Education. These are both based at the University of Pennsylvania, and have develqped a system in which Committee nine collabratives - groups of highschools lead by one college - develops international studies in basic Any senior may take advantage of Career Planning education. KU is directing a collabrative and Placement's Free Resume Service. Here's how: by Mary Raymond These conferences usually last two days and are development international studies program for area l)Pick up a booklet or handout on resume writing at of The Keystone open to the university as well as the pubhc. Films, high school students from Allentown, East and Career Planning and Placement, room 129 of the speakers, and examples of the country's culture, such Parkland school districts. Administration Building. as the Yale Russian Choir, have been presented in 2)Type a rough draft. these conferences. Attending even one part of these The Geography Department is sponsoring a 3)Make an appointment and come in to have it Kutztown University's International Studies conferences such as a speaker of a film presentation, geography two-day workshop for die teachers in critiqued at Career Planning and Placement Committee is made up of twenty-five people, both exposes the individual to a country outside of dieir these high schools. This workshop will help build on 4)Choose a color and style of type. faculty and administration, who are developing a own and hopefully, will spark some curiosity in die the knowledge of the world's geography All too That's all there is to it. Career Planning and strong reputation for KU as an internationally aware individual with the knowledge they have gained by often people are unaware of where one country is in Placement will provide 50 copies of the resume - university by sponsoring everydiing from courses to attending them. ' 'We're trying to promote study and relation to another. Through this course, teachers FREE. This offer is only good until May 27,1988. To conferences dealing with international concerns. travel abroad." said Dr. Whitcomb. will refresh dieir geography knowledge and help be printed before graduation, a resume must be The International Studies Committee developed For this reason, there has been a great install this knowledge into their high school brought to Career Planning and Placement no later an International Studies minor four years ago under development of a variety of overseas programs. Dr. students. This is an example of how die than April 29- the coordination of the committee chairman, Dr. Gordon Goldberg, Chaiman of die Kutztown History Intemational Studies Committee doesn't just stop Whitcomb of the Political Science Department. The Department, will be leading non-graduate and widi only Kutztown's campus. ' 'We are working not The Career Planning and Placement Office is International Studies Committee is composed of a graduate students to Canterbury, England via Oxford only here, but widi the public." said Dr. Whitcomb. conducting two special self-help programs open to number of faculty and administration from a variety to study die "English Roots of the American Religious all students: "Resumes That Work" (11 a.m., of diciplines who "share a need to promote Experience." This course is offered as part of the Tuesday, March 1) and "Effective Interview Skills" Kutztown University has recently received a International Studies and what is going on in die Pennsylvania Consortium for International (II a.m., Thursday March 3). To take advantage of $10,000 grant from SHE for the purpose of world." said Dr. Whitcomb. Education (PCIE) program. Other overseas programs tliese special programs, you must register first with developing an Intemational Studies Center. This Students who declare this minor are required to offer courses in Salzburg, Austria, Pavia, Italy, and Career Planning and Placement, room 129 of the Dublin, Ireland. All the courses offered dirough these center will be the main desk of publication of Administration Building. take Introduction to International Studies and 15 literature on intemational concems. The center credits of electives from the list of humanities which trips will be taught by different professors from different colleges. plans on publishing a few of die papers bei :g have been approved by the International Affairs presented at the spring, 1988 Kutztown University An internship abroad is another unique study SPRING CALENDAR OF TESTING Committee. Faculty Symposium. On March 8 and 9 in the Blie opportunity available to all International Business March 5: National Teacher's Exam (NTE) - Core Introduction to International Studies is "team Room in Old Main, eleven faculty members will be majors. The International Business major has been Battery. taught" (taught by two different professors from two presenting papers on intemational relations. Some available to students since last fall and KU is one out March 18: PA Teacher Certification Testing Program different disciplines.) This semester, it is taught by of die topics presented by die faculty will be "Soviet- of only two or diree state colleges that have such a History professor Dr. Anthony Mazzaferri and by American Relations in a Revolutionary Age," Roger program. "This is another indication that we're (PTCTP) Professional English Professor Dr. James Applewhite. Although it Whitcomb; "A New Contest to promote Franco- moving forward," said Dr. Whitcomb, "for the Knowledge/Specialization Area. is currently a one section course, there is hope that it American Student and Teacher Exchanges," Bimta internship abroad, the student spends a semester March 19: PA Teacher Certification Testing Program will become a multi-section course and therefore be Cap; and on Tuesday, March 8, "Trouble Spots in die working for a business corporation in a foreign (PTCTP) Basic Skills/General Knowledge available to more students in the near ftiture. South Pacific," Carlson Chambliss; and "Spirit country. March 26: National Teacher's Exam (NTE) - Along widi the International Studies minor, the Possessions, Illness and Curing in a Himalyan The Foreign Language Department's "Foreign Specialty Area International Studies Committee has been successftil Village," Allen Fanger in bringing international conferences to the KU Language for Business" course helps develop die campus. The most recent conference at KU was on skills the student needs to communicate verbally and Latin America in March, 1986. Before that, there socially with die people of both english and non- Even if one does not have the opportunity to travel was a conference on die Soviet Union in November, english speaking countries. "We are trying to out of diis country, these programs help give one a 1986 and before that, KU held a conference on Soudi broaden our contacts and develop these overseas better knowledge and a wider understanding of our Africa in March, 1984. opportunities." Said Whitcomb. foreign neighbors.

King to lecture at KU

M. Bruce Viechnicki, M.D. Black students seek IThoma s A. Hutchinson. M.D. Michael S. Palrlarco, P.O. recognition Office Hours Monica Lee Sean Tlirner, Presi lent of the NAACP organization Copy Editor on campus, observes lat there ;ire not many b'ack- related activities excep ^' the dances and die e ents By Recently, several black students met with Mr. during Febmary." According to Black Student U-'ion Belynsky from die Office of Civil Rights. Questions (BSU)President Sent Butie., he BSUdoes not receive Appointment were asked regarding Kutztown University's enough money to plan activities. academic services and its social and cultural environment since it is uude' a court order to "The Student Activities Committee(S.A.C.) >« lor When calling, desegregate. attentive enough to black studtits' needs. The oii;; support seems to con e from tl" t Affirmative Acticr. A study featured last year in the May issue of Office," says Sean. please specify Headlining die 5di Annual Tribute to Dr. Martin Change, a magazin ^ for higher learning, points out Ludier King, Jr., sponsored by the Brothers of Phila- that campus environment plays an important factor Both Scott and Lenora point out th, t die that you wish to Del-Phi, is Ms. Yolanda King, eldest daughter of die in student involvement and success. Committee of l6, a faculty comittee, is much mere slain Civil Rights leader. The program will include understanding tiian S.AC. Scott, Lenora, and Sea;- Aldiough any inadequacies at Kutztown University schedule your gospel music, dancing, excerpts of some of Dr. King's all feel diat the black stude -ts experience a big do not solely affect black students, they have a more speeches and a slide show presentation set to music. hassle" to get support diat other students do not appointment in The program will be held in Schaeffer Auditorium significant impact on diem in terms (f lost tomorrow night, Febmary 27th at 8:00 p.iii. opportunities. Barbara Peters, Director of Affirmative Aci'or;, our... Immediately following the tribute tiiere will be a admits diat the university could do better as frr i' The number of blacks obtaining a post-secondar}' reception for Ms. King in the lobby of die auditorium. activities for black stuuents She sees a neec f( • education continues to decline w lich is proving to be Ms. King's lecture topic is entitied 'A Dream possibly holding a lOmm w h die students ani bodi a complex and critical pro' lem. KU itseff is not KUTZTOWN Deferred.' She is currentiy involved in the present immune to the prol' .si ha low retention rate would certainly welcome a;, suggestions fiom day civil rights and anti-^aitheid movements in among black students. them. There is also a need . aore black stuc^'n this countiy. She is one of Black America's leading OFFICE spokespersons and has ^ent niost of her adult life involvement in organizat-'M? where their views can Many of die black students agree that KU is speaking diroughout die COTnOy. be expressed to which bodi Se..n and Scott can attest lacking in its endeavors to provide a social and The Si James Youdi Choir of Reading, theEcsti«'< cultural environment L. black students that is also Dancers of New York City and die Reverend Frank conducive to learning. Lenora Adams, a junior While less complaints c; 'ceming a.'ademic McCracken will also honor die memory of die laie telecommunications major, notes die obstacles some services at KU were maJe at die meeting, die need for Dr. King. Also included in die program will be a 683-5522 female students are facing in tiying to form a improvement exists diere also. "There is defi.iitely a slide show highlighting Dr. King's life as well as national black sorority on campus. "There should need for faculty to reach out and be sensitive to wh;t! some candid shots of campus personnel. already be a national black sorority at KU. ': %t of black students are experiencing on a predominately 333 Normal Ave. Don't miss wiiat promises to be an electi-ifying our sister schools have one,"she comments. white campus," says Barbara Peters. evening and a fitting climax to Black History Mondi. Ke^ifdxm&entertainmen t Q— The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988

O'Connor's debut powerful, little reaction towards Mindwarp

"Just Call Me Joe" is a quiet ballad, sung widi defunct bind The Smiths, Mike Joyce and Andy reminiscent of The Excorcist with droning vocals tenderness and gingerly touched with Sinead's own Rourke. On "Jerusalem", the only track Sinead did and a hypnotic beat. "Trust Me" brings with it a guitar. A song due to be released next mondi, "I not write herself, she echoes her voice with Siowcie cyclone of emotions and on "Our Love Lives" Gira by Trina Reiner Want Your (Hands On Me)", is possible die only bad impressions and orchesti-ates the song into a hip, plods through religious lyrics highighted byjarboe's of The Keys,'me track on die Album. The lyrics are weak and the rhythmic delight. While on "Jackie", her singing background vocals. music is redundant and poppy Also due next month becomes celestial and ediereal. This Album is compelling, sometimes pushing Sineaa O'Conner is the start of a tour with two ex-members of die With an uncommonly powerful deput LP, a away from 'genious' and more towards 'insanity'. The Lion and the Cobra coming tour and a precocious talent for writing, But it's sure to help promote the talent of New York's (Cknsaiis R^wrds) singing, and producing, Sinead O'Conner will soon non-melodious Swans. The Lion and the Cobra is a remarkable album have every avenue of the music industry open to her. almost entirely written and produced by the 21 year Swans old Irish artist Sinead O'Conner. In January of this Children Of God year Rolling Stone magazine stated "...Sinead (Caroline Records) O'Conner joins the ranks of Kate Bush, Laurie On their new double album, Children Of God. die Anderson, and Jane Siberry - all women who are Swans have progressed from dieir noise-rock roots to shattering the boundaries of pop music." something more Godiic. It seems they have An album that was started in September of 1986 harmonized an oboe, flute, and violin together widi has proven to be worth the wait. The first track to be harsh guitars and vicious drums to make what could released, "Troy", begins slow and gentle and be their most successful album yet. becomes an angry retort against an unfaithftil lover. The best songs on the LP are the hard-grooved "Mandinka", the video of which is getting generous rythms accented by Michael Gira's smouldering, airplay from MTV, is an upbeat dance tune widi spectral vocals. Jarboe (the female of the band) and imaginative, demanding lyrics and stong rhythm. Gira also blend their voices well on many tracks but ^Jarboe's solo attempts are rather limp and whiney as the song "Blackmail". Zodiac Mindwarp and the Love Reaction '• While most of these 13 tunes concern eidier love, Tatooed Beat Messiah sex, or religion there are a fewexeptions. "Beautiful (Polygram Records) Child" is a frightening hallucination of a song in "Grebo' is a word the British use to describe which Gira states he can caress a child, kill it and specific long-haired nauseating bands such as i:-'4MMII r*%.,. ^^^^f^m> then regret he was ever born. "Zodiac Mindwarp and the Love Reaction". In "Never mind" is a hard attacking song. The American terms they seem more like a punk ^BK^Umf*''*^** ^2^1«lfSm***^**^*^*^*^«*«««***«^»^^ »* • t»»«« t .-,^^^H pi* 'shalalala's' on "Like A Drug" are vividly -contintied on page 1 l/see ALBUMS- ^^K V^..

Mjfl^^^^^^^Hj^K MAMMA'S DELIGHT W\ Pizza and Restaurant ^$^^^^^^^^^^^^^^|k|iKf 300 W. Main St. Kutztown, PA. Royal Caribbean's Nordic Prince leaves the colorful harbor of Bermuda to return over 1,000 relaxed 683-9131 & 683-9120 tourists to the hustle and noise of New York City. Need a different vacation? This time try COMPARE QUALITY We make our own homemade bread a cruise! Sovereign belongs to die impressive line of Royal Caribbean Cruises. Royal Caribbean sails out of for sandwiches and pizza dough Miami to ports such as Antigua, Cozumel, Grand by Brian McDermott Caymen, and Grenada. Royal Caribbean also sails Entertainment Editor two of its ships, die Nordic PrincecmdtheSongof NorA^ay, out of New York harbor in the summer months to Bermuda. Prices on Royal Caribbean In January of this year, a gleaming white liner generally start at $1,700. sPEmi crossed the Adantic from Chantiers de L'Adantique As well as Miami and New York, tiiere are several 'hinvard in St. Nazaire France, ready to begin cruise companies that sail out of Los Angeles for $1.00 off large pizza or Cari'obean cruises from its home port of Miami. The Mexican Cruises (Princess Lines); Vancouver, British siiij. is Sovereign of the Seas and she is a tribute lo Columbia for Alaska Cruises (Sitmar Lines); and bod~i the architects and the craftsmen who New York for Bermuda and Caribbean Cruises (Royal One free topping constructed her. From her five deck open atrium, Caribbean Lines, Chandris Lines, Sun Lines, Cunard. complete with glass elevators and towering water Lines). If you can manage to get diere. Royal Viking fountains, passengers can shop or have .lunch (or Cruise Lines sails out of Rio de Janeiro for Soutii One free topping on small pizza bodi) in some of die finest shops and restaurants American and Caribbean Cruises. Europe and America have to offer. Here is an example of the type of advertising used Built with twelve passenger decks die Sovereign to lure prospective passengers onto ships. Since of the &«>y contains six lounges, eighteen elevators, merely five percent of Nortii Americans have been on two movie theaters, and two four hundred passenger at least one cruies, the cruise companies are out to capacity dining rooms. But die most impressive make dieir ships more impressive and influence FAST AND FREE feature of this ship is how many passengers can enjoy more people to book. This is taken from Royal all the ftin she has to offer. The Sovereign of the Caribbean's brochure for January 1987 - May 1988. Seas is capable of carrying 2,600 passengers, almost Morning, and your first full day at sea. DELIVERY!! twice as many as the Queen Elizabeth 11 or the If you're determined not to miss a Norway, formerly the largest ships in die world. minute of it, there's early coffee waiting This may all sound ftin and interesting, but it is right on deck. You can stand by the rail, also not out of reach. Prices for a seven day cmise on with a steaming cup in your hand, and the Sovereign of the Seash^gmmih. "B-Deck" cabin watch the sun climb silently out of a pastel from 11 a.m. to midnight for two at $1,390, widi each additional person sea. Peeling a bit like the ancient mariners costing $495. But, the Sovereign of the Seas is not must have felt with each new day. 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Friday & Saturday die only ship in die ocean. -CRUISES/continued from page 6- The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 — 7

-CRUISES/continuedfrom page 6- Probably the best public relations device die cmise And, if the morning air gives you an industry has had is the TV series The Love Boat appetite fit for a Viking, breakfast in the which ran prime time from 1977-1986 and is now in dining room gives you a Viking-sized syndication. Despite die stock market collapse and selection of ways to satisfy it current problems in die economy, the business is still There are fresh baked sweet rolls, and growing steadily In addition to Royal Caribbean's buttermilk biscuits Eggs with bacon, 2,000 plus Sovereign of the Seas, the Miami based sausage, or grilled ham. Stacks of banana Carnival Cruise Lines is building diree 2,000 pancakes. French toast with all the syrup passenger liners, die first of which will be christened you can eat. And, of course, lots of lighter Fantasy. Sitmar Cruises, based in Seattle, will be options like cereals, yogurt and fresh fruit building three 1,400 passenger ships with die You can also order danish, coffee and FairMajesty to begin service in January of 1989. juice right in your stateroom. Or enjoy the Hundreds of passengers will be boarding cruise breakfast buffet that's served on deck until ships in the years to come. New York hari)Our is mid-morning. rebuilding its reputation as a major port city for But the variety of choices you 7/ have for passenger travel. Most cruise companies offer bus or breakfast is nothing at all compared to the plane transportation to dieir port cities, but New York variety of choices you 'II have all day long

Labadee, one of Haiti's most secluded, and beautiful, beaches.

has a better location for summer departures if you If you have the money, or if your family or friends like longer cmises. Also, pas.sengers out of Miami are looking for a unique get away this summer, call sometimes complain about the Winward Pass, a your local travel agent and ask about the cmise stretch of water about four miles out of the Port of company and the voyage that would be the most Miami diat cause smaller s'lips to roll. The Nordi ideal and enjoyable for you. Atlantic can be rough at times, but it is usually calm after the first half hour outside of New York.

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Responses can be made anonymously. The following is the revised Spring 1988 schedule for radio shows and formats on WRKU. Light print indicates AM shows while bold print indicates PM shows. Shows and formats are subject to change. WRKU can be heard daily in Chez Nous and the North Student Center, as well as 640 AM and 102 FM cable. PURSUING THE Ai'T£^RHi:\ri>/e.

MONDAY THURSDAY (CONT.) 7-9 Freddie Flesh - Rig Band. Jaz: 6-8 Dan Moreland/Shawn Casey-Classic/Heavy Metal 9-11 Dean Agiato - .Motoiin 8-10 Kristen Huggins/Chris Edleman - Alternative/Punk 11-2 Bob Armstrong - Alhriiatire 10-12 John KfKhan - Industrial Gothic 2-4 Tom Texter/Chaz Schustier - Alternative 12-2 Tina Crownover/Beth Wilke - Top 40. Rock 4-6 Wayne Apsley/Mike Therriat - Classic Rock.Reggae 6-8 Marc Work - Alternative 310UUest Main 683-9444 8-10 Darin Smith - Classic Rock FRIDAY 10-12 Kirk Marple/Chris Hochenberger - Alternative Hair cutting/Permanent waving 12-2 Sandy Wilmarth - Hardcore. Punk 7-9 Matthew Duerr - Motown/Rock 9-12 Rich Drees - Classic Rock Specializing in hair color 12-2 Vicki Port - Request 2-4 Joe Fredrick - Rock-Blues TUESDAY Appointments not always necessary 4-6 Koren Carter - Alternative 7-9: .^0 Chaz Schlueter - Classic Rock 6-8 Merideth Garverich - Progressive. Dance 9:.^0-12 Drew Cerria - Classic Rock 8-10 Steve Beilharz - Classic Rock \2-mM )Aoy • New Music 10-12 Eric Moon - Alternative 2-4 Brian Daque - Alternative 12-2 Marty E. - Top 40/Rap • Soul 4-6 George Park - fazz 6-8 Frank Teklits - Alternative, Punk HOURS: MON.- FRI.11-7, SAT.IO-S 8-10 Wade Walton - New Music SATURDAY 10-12 Mike Landis/Chris Colton - Reggae \1-1 Justine Segal/Sue Hunger - Alternative 7-9 Adam Kershner - Classic Rock/Comedy 9-11 Lynn Hopwood - New Music 11-2 Bob Kemp - Top 40 WEDNESDAY 2-4 Dave Lanfair - Reggae WRKU RADIO THEATER PRESENTS 4-6 Beth Jones - Alternative 7-9 Anne Stear - fa2z 6-8 Rich Shobel - Alternative 9-11 Joe Ostrander - Alternative/Top 40 8-10 C.J. Wilson/Dawn Altemus - Classic Rock 11-2 Ian Cognito - Alternative >j 2-4 Jeff Howe - Top 40 10-12 To Be Announced "FLETCH 4-6 Chris Lamperella - Classic Rock/Oldies 12-2 Lou Materia - Top 40 6-8 Ken Snyder - Heavy Metal 8-10 Michelle Biggerstaff/Chrissy Beck - Alternative/Punk SUNDAY 10-12 Fred Jenkins - Classic Rock 7-9 Mike Ritter - Christian Rock \1-1 Brad Buckwalter - Classic Rock Adapted for radio by Rich Drees 9-11 Teresa Conte - Classic Rock/Top 40 U-2 Uike Cotner - New Wave 2-4 Kyle Williamson - Alternative Sunday, February 28, 1988 THURSDAY 4-6 Sam Miller - Christian Rock Presented during 7-9 Stacy Wescoe - Top 40 6-8 Beth Morgan - Alternative 9-11 America Carlough/Jenifer Peck - Alternative/Reggae 8-10 Shawn Paffhausen - Classic Rock 11-2 Mark Talley - Neu< Music 10-12 Alice Kwaitkowski - Top 40 'The Final Frontier - The Voyage Continues' 2-4 Phil Shenk - Alternative/Reggae 12-2 Brian McDermott - Soundtracks. Shows 4-6 Kristen Krumanocker - New Music 8 P.M. - 640 AM and 102 FM Cable Ketf4ix^4i£-

8 — The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 arts Kutztown University students visit Spain

During the ride to Seville, the group also visited the by Cynthia McClure Maria Luisa Cathedral, which is the third largest in of The Keystone Europe. By January 10, the group was setded in Madrid. From Januaty 5 through the 21, a group of For those who were on the trip to get credit for Kutztowri" University students were lucky enough to Spanish IV, this was when class began. For one and earn college credits during a trip to Spain. Led by a half hours daily, part of the students had class. In Professor Adriana Cortes-Hwang of the Foreign the mornings, the group usually had planned Language department, the trip was an incredible activities^ then in the afternoons the students were experience for everyone involved. The tour included allowed to venture off and explore the city on their extensive travel throughout Spain, with visits to own. The metro system, which seemed so museums, parks, historic cities, castles, a theatre, complicated at first, became managable after only a and many cathedrals. The students were also given few short days. The basic Spanish phrases were the priveledge of visiting the congress of Spain, mastered by this time - "One beer, please"; "coffee learning about its history and how the Spanish with milk"; "where is the bus or metro"; "where is my hotel"; and "how much", just to name a few. government is mn. The students left from John F. Kennedy The group visited Toledo, a medieval city Intemational Airport in New York on January 5th surrounded by walls, which had narrow cobblestone and landed in southern Spain (Costa del Sol) on the streets and much charm. They also saw a monestary 6th. The first hotel was in a beautiful place called called ' 'The Holy Cross of the Valley of the Fallen" - a Puerto Benalmadena, set on the sea. Off of their church that was built inside a mountain in die balconies the students saw ocean to the left and 1950's. In "El Escorial", the travellers saw another mountains to the right - an impressive sight. fourteenth century castle with the original Compared to other larger cities visited later during ftimishings still intact. the trip, Benalmadena was a small town that was a For anyone with even a mild interest in art, wonderfijl place to start while visiting Spain. perhaps one of the highlights of the trip was a visit to Perhaps one aspect that the KU students enjoyed was Students at the Congress in Spain. the Prado museum in Madrid. The students saw die the night life in this small city - the many works of El Greco, Velazquez, Picasso, Goya, and discoteques and bars were open late and were lots of many odiers. They were lucky enough to have John, fiin. Not to mention the scenery - flowers, ocean, Professor Cortes-Hwangs' husband, as a tour guide beach, palm trees - very pretty. Students also visited during dieir visit to the Prado. John knew a lot about the Rock of Gibraltar and a city called Malaga during art, and was more dian happy to share his this time. Those v\iio climbed to the top of Gibraltar knowledge during die entire trip. saw Africa H miles away; while in Malaga the others In Segovia, the group saw another castle, and took a carriage ride through this historic and were given the opportunity to climb to the top. 156 beautiful city. stairs later, everyone was huffing and puffing, but the Working towards Madrid (the base of the trip for view was spectacular. 10 days), the group stopped in many other historic During die last day, they went to the University of cities - Ronda, and then overnight in Seville. Driving Madrid, and students were givrti the opportunity to towards the north was beautiful - mountains with explore die campus, see a dormitory, and visit crops of olives and orange trees growing on them, classes, ft was a large, rather modem university and white houses, wild flowers and breathtaking valleys. it was interesting to see how a college in another Then on to Granada, with a stop at "la country operated. Alhambra". La Alhambra is an ancient castle with Despite custom and language barriers, the group over 200 rooms and extensive gardens that Queen had a wonderful time during their trip to Spain. Isabella and King Ferdinand lived in during the time With such a colorftjl history, an abundance of art and that he'conquered Granada and unified Spain (in the architecture, and a fast paced nighdife; diere was year 1492). somediing for everyone in Spain.

Step back into yesteryear and participate in diis year's faire. ft is an affair for the entire family - a bit of "Merry Olde England" in Pennsylvania Dutch Country. All are invited to come out and enjoy - it is free and ftin. The rain date is Sunday, May 8. Any Renaissance entertainers or craftspeople, or students v^iio wish to participate, should contact Charles Scanzello at 683-7959 (after 7:00 pm).

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"Cristo Crucificado", by Velazquez, is on di^lay at thePrado Museum.

by Cynthia McClure The different stages set up on the fairgrounds will of The Keystone feature musical performances, singers, drama groups, brass ensembles, and dancers. . Kutztown University will host the third annual Many people will be selling different types of Renaissance Faire on Saturday, May 7, at 11.00 am crafts: stained glass, calligraphy, pottery, silk until 6:00 pm. Directed by Charles Scanzello of the screening, baskets, weavings, dolls, brass mbbings, music department, the faire will be "modeled after handmade jewelery, ceramics, quilts, and more. the Renaissance Fair at Ml Hope, PA, and this year University Students are encouraged to set up tables our faire will be bigger and better than ever," and sell their art work - anyone may participate. according to Scanzello. Clubs and other campus organizations may also sell The event will be held behind Schaeffer things for fiind raisers, and are encouraged to do so. Auditorium, (in front of the library), and will feature many different activities such as: wandering The faire is being advertised thtoughout alfof minstrels, puppet shows, jugglers, mimists, jesters, Pennsylvania - to other colleges and to public fencing demonstrations, a fire eater, magicians, schools, and in various newspapers. Scanzello is acrobats, gypsy fortune tellers, and much more. expecting "several thousand" people this year. The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 — 9

Activity filled semester for KU musical groups

by Linda Vacaro Editor-in-Chief

The Kutztown University Bands and Music Department are planning a busy, show-packed spring semester of concerts and events for die university and community. Mr. Willis Rapp, Director of die University Band, directs die concert and marching band, and is busy planning the annual Spring Concert to be held on April 24, 1988. The Jazz Band, directed by Richard Wells, will hold its concert on April 12, 1988, and Timothy Running will direct the orchestra's concert, which will include the choir directed by Dr. Alan Apple, on May 5, 1988.

According to Rapp, after marching band season is over, most of the musicians stay on to participate in concert band, pit band, orchestra, choir, jazz band, or the smaller chamber ensembles. The chamber ensembles include brass, string, flute, recorder and percussion ensembles.

The Kutzto^'n All University Musical, "How to Succeed in Ijusiness Without Really Trying," will include a pit orchestra, also directed by Dr. Alan Apple. "You can imagine the careftil scheduling that is necessary in order for all these groups to perform," said Rapp. "It takes careftil planning and I diinkwe do a very good job." Mr. Charles Scanzello has been a great help as Associate Director of Bands here at KU. He assists with planning and preparation, and is also organizing and mnning the Renaissance Faire to be held in the spring. All of these activities require several rehearsals According to Rapp, diere is a "nucleus of about 15 because separate ftinctioning groups share many of Students can elect to take university band for and extensive practice. The concert band rehearses to 20 students who participate in almost all of die the same members. credits, and according to Rapp, the experience in twice a week, die orchestra and the chamber musical groups." Rapp maintained, "Their The number of band participants has increased in university bands is especially valuable after the past three years at Kutztown University, and die graduation. "We're happy about the number of ensembles each rehearse once a week, and the pit committment is certainly appreciated, and most of marching band enrollment has almost doubled. students that get involved. It shows a prospective orchestra rehearses twice a week. P& die musical them aren't even music majors.'' Rapp feels that die The jazz band has also increased by about 20 employer how interested and hard-working die nears, die practices will intensify. music organizations are indebted to these people percent students were in these activities."

KUTZTOUUIM UNIV6RSITV CLnSSIC/FOR€IGN Show at Sharadin:

Works by communication design majors will be featured in the first of diree shows by Kutztown University FILM S€RI€S senior art students to be held Sunday, Feb. 28, through Tuesday, March 16, in the Sharadin Art Gallery at die university. An opening reception for "Senior Show One" will be staged Sunday, Feb. 28, from 2 pm to 4pm. Thereafter,

February 23 FflCeS OF (JUOMtN 1985 April 19 GROUUING UP F€MflLe (1971) •^»s gallery hours are: weekdays -10 am to 4 pm; Saturdays - noon to 5 pm; Sundays 2 pm - 5 pm. The exhibition t and MCN'S LIV€S (1975) free and open to die public.

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May 3 SH€'S GOTTfl HflVe IT (R) 1986

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Nouglitv Nurse | Aprin2 TOSCfl'S KISS (1984)

Oua«n of the Noixch Girls

Mov 10 SHADOLUS OF FORGOTT6N ANCeSTORS (1965) Conrinnunication Sharadin Art Gallery opens February 28,2-4pnn February 29 through Moroh 16 TU6SDRVS ni 7:30 p.m. in the GCORGinN ROOM | Design funded by S.R.C. Rdmission Free I hours: Monday through Friday, 10 am-4 pm Saturday, 12-5 pm Sunday,2-5 pm no admission charged fCe4fiioHB

Ti — The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 features International Students Organization sponsors lecture series

by David fones Tuesday, March 15, marks the arrival o" "The Iran/Iraq War - Prospects for Peace in die "The goal of this series is to raise awareness," Intemational Club Alexander Avanesov and Aleksey Manzhosnv Middle East" is die topic on Tuesday, April 19, when expressed Anderson. "So many of us live in diis version of Mikhail Gortiachev's "glasnost," and Or. Mudhafar Al-Amin lectures Kutztown. Al-Amin is protective capsule called America, and never find out During die months of March and April, Kutztown "povestroika" to Kutztown University. Bodi :'j> a counselor from the Mission of Iraq. what is going on outside the borders." University is hosting the United Nations Series, a Second Secretaries to die United Nations fron, UK The war has attracted intemational att;ention and weekly succession of speakers ft-om various countries' Soviet Mission and their topic will be "The Soviet concern for the ftitiire stability of the region. It has One of die continuing goals of the International • delegations to the United Nations in New York City. Perspective on Political and Economic Issues drawn a cease fire resolution from the United Nations Students Organization is to bring speakers to campus The eight lectures are being sponsored by die Concerning the United Nations." Security Council. to inform the university and surrounding communities about cmcial issues. Last year, Dr. Intemational Students Organization and diey The recent INF Treaty, the proposed Soviet pullout The last, and possibly most controversial speaker Jeronimo Cal, a former Agriculture Minister from ' highlight countries embroiled in controversy and from Afghanistan, "glasnost," (Gorbachev's term for in the United Nations Series is Christaan Kamp, First change. more openness and internal criticism of die Soviet Secretary from die Permanent Mission of South Belize, spoke on Agriculture problems in the Third "This is one of die largest student sponsored society), and "povestroika," (his term for Africa to tiie United Nations. He will speak on World. Also, Dr. Roger Whitcomb of the Political events ever to take place on this campus," said Lori restructuring of die Soviet political and economic Wednesday, April 27. Science Dept. talked on international terrorism. Anderson, coordinator, of the series. systems) have all centered media attention on Soviet "ft is a goal of the Intemational Students "Presenting this series is another step the club is Israel launches the program on Wednesday, activities and will be likely topics of discussion. Organization to get a balance. Last year, we had the taking towards Intemational understanding and March 2 as Kenaan Ben-Chaim from die Permanent "Ever since I came to die United States, most of African National Congress on campus," said cooperation," concluded Hassanali. Mission of Israel to the United Nations talks on the tilings I have heard about die Soviet Union have Anderson, U.N. Series Coordinator. The Intemational Students Organization is "Israel's Role in Global Politics." been negative," said Raju Tripatiii, die Indian bom comprised of students from India, Columbia, Syria, This is an ideal time for Israel to come to campus, Vice-President of the Intemational Students The Apartheid regime has dravwi intemational Indonesia, ftaly, Kenya, Malawi, West Germany, "This is an ideal time for Israel to come to Organization. "I very much want to hear their side criticism for its discriminatory policies. These Portugal, Cameroon, Iran, Puerto Rico, Spain, Israel. campus," emphasizes Munuvar Hassanali, President of tilings." policies will certainly be centers of discussion as Lebanon, Peru, Pakistan, China, Uganda, Vietnam, of the organization. " fti light of die recent uprisings The Organization has also been able to obtain Dr. Kamp speaks on the topic, "Soudi Africa -A Regional Tanzania, Trinidad, Tobago, and the United States on die Gaza strip and West Bank, I am looking T.LL Dlamini, Ambassador to the United Nations Power." of America. forward to-hearing what they have to say." from the Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Other counti^ies focused upon in die series are Hassanali is speaking of over two mondis of Swaziland to address die campus community on -Spain on Tuesday, March 8, India on Wednesday, rioting by Palestinians in the Israeli occupied West Wednesday, March 23. Dr. Dlamini is to speak on ^ril 6, and Japan on Wednesday, April 13. Bank and Gaza Strip, which have resulted in over 40 "Swaziland's Role in die Present and Future All events begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Rohrbach deaths thus far. Development of Southern Africa." Library Auditorium. Survey of the United Nations The United Nations is the intemational The goal in die Charter is "to save succeeding organization of States founded after the Secoild generations from die scourge of war". Examining World War for die purposes of preventing war, the failure of die League of Nations, the United maintaining intemational peace and security and Nations founders decided they had to take two steps The International Students promoting social progress and better standards of life to avert the fate the League had suffered. First, diey Organization of Kutztown University in larger freedom, developing friendly relations determined to see to it diat die most powerftil presents a among nations and achieving intemational co­ counti-ies would share a joint responsibility for die operation. The Member States are bound togedier by maintenance of peace. Second, they detemiined their adherence to the United Nations Charter and its that to be tmly effective, the enforcement of decisions principles. related to peace had to be a collective rather dian United Nations Series The United Nations proper is composed of six unilateral act-that, if necessary, an international principle organs: the General Assemble, the Security armed force should be put at the disposition of die Council, the Economic and Social Council, die Security Council for the maintenance of peace. Tmsteeship Council, the Intemational Court of The first conclusion of die United Nations Justice and the Secretariat. All are based at United founders is reflected in die operational stiiicture of Funded by the SAC through SGB Nations Headquarters in New York, except for die the Security Council which gives special and the Committee of l6 Court which is located at the Hague. responsibility to five large nations. Their second Related to the United Nations are 18 other conclusion, that peace should be maintamed by an organizations which operate in areas as diverse as intemational peace force, was written into die health, radiation protection standard-setting, Charter, but it has never been put into effect, because intemational postal regulation and meteorology. the Member States of the United Nations have never ALL EVENTS LISTED BELOW WILL BEGIN AT 7:30: These specialized agencies, together with die United chosen to invoke it. THE ROHRBACH LIBRARY AUDITORIUM. Nations proper and the programmes, councils and The article on die establishment of an effective ftmds which die General Assemble sets up to world peace force, like every otiier possibility open to implement its decisions, comprise "the United the United Nations, leaves the decision on Wednesday, March 2 — Kenaan Ben-Chaim, Wednesday, April 6 — Pavan K. Varma, First Nations system." implementation up to the Member States. The Research Director Permanent Mission of Israel to the Secretary Permanent Mission of India to die United In an increasingly volatile age, the United Nations United Nations is not a super-state. It has no powers United Nations. Nations. provides the mechanism for instant consultation on diat are not given ft by its Member States. It can only Israels Role In Global Politics India's Foreign Policy And Non-Alignment emergencies, as well as for discussion of long-temi act when diey decide it should. They do or they do problems. In cases where intemational negotiations not use its procedures, carry out its decisions, even are deadlocked, the United Nations is able to put at observe the provisions of the Charter. In die Tuesday, March 8 — Rafael Spottorno, Minister Wednesday, April 13 — Takeshi Kagarai, the disposal of States concemed the formal good prevention of war, as in everything else, it is die Plenipotentiary Permanent Mission of Spain to die Counsellor Permanent Mission of Japan to die United offices of the Secretary-General to act as an impartial Member States that provide the political will, if die United Nations. Nations. third party. In localized conflicts, the United Nations United Nations is to act. Spain's Perspective On Political And Economical fapan's Foreign Policy. can provide non-partisan, on-site military missions Issues Concerning The U.N. to observe adherence to cease-fire agreements, or to United Nations Image and Reality act as a bufl^er between belligerents. Issued by the United Nations Dept. Public Info. Tuesday, March 15 —Alexander Avanesov, Second Until the United Nations came into being, Secretary Aleksey Manahosov, Second Secretary Tuesday, April 19 —Dr. Mudhafar Al-Amin, distribution of humanitarian services was too often Permanent Mission of the Union of Soviet Socialist. Counsellor Permanent Mission of Iraq to the United limited to certain areas of die world or erratic in Republics to die United Nations. Nations. delivery. Today United Nations agencies care for and The Soviet Perspective On Political And Economical The Iran/Iraq War — Prospects For Peace In The protect reftigees, fight illiteracy and respond quickly Issues Concerning The U.N. Middle East to natural disasters. They have helped to wipe out many diseases and to expand food production. Wednesday March 23 — Dr. TL.L. Dlamini, Finally, in an increasingly interdependent world, Ambassador Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Wednesday, April 27 —Christiaan Kamp, First orderly ti-ade in materials and commodities is made Swaziland to the United Nations. Secretary Permanent Mission of South Africa to die possible through agreed and coordinated Swaziland's Role In The Present And Future United Nations. intemational arrangements. Development Of Southern Africa. South Africa — A Regional Potver The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 — 11 "Ask Us M The Psychology Club Advice Column Reevaluating a stressed relationship Dr. Newburg, dirough consultation widi Well, she seemed to "cling" tighter to me~ In addition to the above cpiestions, you may also If ending things, you will also need to car^ulfy members of the Psychology Club, will respond to checking up to where I've been, etc. And the more need to askymrsef about how the relationship's think thrmgh the words to use This is a person you questions about a variety of personal and school- she hung on die more I wanted to escape. She's a "drfting apart" began. Did your girffriend change have loved, so try to treat her with respect cmd caring related concems. You can submit a question very jealous and possessive person. But I don't want somehow or was it you who changed? Why did you when you discuss your feelings with her. Do not anonymously, or you can include your name and to feel owned. In this sense, I have neglected her and become interested in a less intense closeness? (Was it blame her for the problems, because arry address. If you include your name and address, we her feelings. I don't mean to, but school is the top fears (f commitment? A reordering of priorities? A relationship changes are a product of two people, will use it only to send a response directly to you. priority now for me. I haven't done so well in die realization of relationship incompatibilities?) Are never just one Otherwise, your identity will be completely past, but I am getting my grades up. I feel any there some unexpressed angers between you twoi' Perk^s the "working on it" and "ending it" confidential. We will publish our answers to diose relationship, if strong enough, can last through Whatever the answers to these questions, you must be alternatives both sound too extreme If that is the questions that seem to have the broadest relevance thick and thin. She seems to think ours isn't and honest withyourseff. case, you could propose a compromise cfone month and appeal. We hope to hear from you! won't. She's scaring me away. I can't take this petty cff. You could suggest that, for one month, you and she will have no contact- -no calls, no dates. During You can leave questions in the Psychology Office jealousy and obsession she has about me and other Hewing considered ymr feelings in the above that month, you could both assess your feeling for (Rm. 122 Old Main), with the secretary or in Dr. women friends I associate widi anymore. I did areas, the (^estion still remains about what to do. each other as wellasyourfeelings dbout being apart Newburg's mailbox; or you can leave them at Dr. explain this to her when I asked for more private Clearly, there is no easy answer. (Otherwise, you After that month, you could get together to discuss Newburg's office (Rm. 127 Old Main). space. She was cmshed but said she would give me wouldn 't be writing) Ther^ore, you would do best these issues the time needed. Well, my problems aren't solved to consider each alternative ccvefully. yet, and she has crept back into the picture. She's A trial separation, like the one described above, pushed me to a point where I want to break off die can give you some important insights Whether or Dear Ask Us: relationship. But I'm afraid if I do, we'll never get One alternative would be to re-orient yourse^ not you miss her will telly CM something about your Where do I begin? Here's a good relationship back together. What if I'm wrong? What about our toward working on the relationship. If you've true feelings Real Iwe is strong and not easily problem for you. I've been seeing my girlfriend for friendship and friends we both have? What about decided that this relationship has far more goingfor broken. Ther^are, fyou don't miss her, you would over two years now, and we've had our ups and her family and mine? What will they say or feel? it than going against it, ymi may want to give it have to question the strength (fyourfeelmgsandthe downs. Until recently, our relationship seemed another chance. If you choose this alternative, I feel her becoming more and more anxious. She relationship. A relationship that has real potential "normal." Lately, communications have turned however, the jealousy cmd possessweness issues will feels once there's distance between us, we won't be for a lasting future should not be readily threatened into one-way accusations from her side. have to be addressed. If they are not addressed, they able to make up the ground lost. She feels we can by a month (f separation. In the last couple of months, she and I started to will simply reoccur in the future Discuss with your solve our problems by working them out together, by A taigh spot, Sfting Sand! Let us know what drift apart. I thought that maybe this was good to gir^iend, very frankly, where her jealousy comes staying together. I feel we need space to do our own happens work at our individual goals and get into ourselves from. Are you doing something to elicit it, or is it things and time for our together things. Privacy and for awhile, spend some time apart. I approached her related to her own personal issues? freedom are important to me. I don't want to feel Dear Sfting Sand's girfriend with this idea. She thought what I wanted was to "attached-at-the-hip." We should be able to stand If you decide to work on the relationship, you Jealmsy is a painful emotion, not only for the spend time with other people-women to be more strong separately as well as together. Relationships must also be prepared to spend some time discussing object (f jealousy, kit also for the one who feels exact. This was not the case. Granted I do have are like hands holding sand-the tighter one grasps, each (f your needs and how you can both have jealous This is surely a dfficult time for ym too. more women friends than guy friends and both of us the more sand sifts through one's fingers. I can't needs met in the relationship. Compromise will be In this regard, ym might do well to giveymrsefa have let previous friendships erode since we've been handle her jealousy anymore. She's squeezing too essential; and neither of you can expect to get exactly break. Try to remove some (f ymrfocus from your going out. But the point is I just wanted to get into tight. What do I do? what you want Couples therapy might be helpful at bqy/rimd and bring it back on toyoursef. What are my head and figure out who I am, what I stand for, this point (More and more un married couples are Sifting Sand your needs? ' 'Sfting'' may not be able to meet those and what I'm going to do with my life. I'm taking actantage (f this service today.) needs at this point, which means thatym may have graduating in May and I want to know where I'm On the other hand, your clarfication (ffeelings to find ways to take care gfya/rsef Get together going. Dear Sifting Sand: may lead you to a decision to end the relationship. with girfriends. Laugh with them; cry with them. Sounds stres^ulfor both cfyou! I'm convinced This decision may be best if your fears about But most cf aU, remember thatym are a whole and that one of the mo&t difficult parts (f relationships is breaking up have been focused more on security cmd worthwhile person, with or withmt Sifting. Ym -ALBUMS/continued from page 6- working out how much time will be spent together as family/friend issues than on your feelings toward lived for many years withmt him; andym cmlddo compared to how much time will be spent apart her. It can be very scary to end a relationship that so again. This is dfficult in "good" relationships, and has caused your lives to become very intertwined. "Poison" on steroids dressed like letherette bikers. certainfy becomes even more dfficult in changing or However, it would not be fair to you, or to her, to stay Most of the 12 track: on die album Tatooed Beat stressed relationships with it when your feelings are elsewhere Family THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom Messiah are related to sex in some way, be it forcing Before deciding upon a d^inite action, you will and friends are important, but they certainly should themselves on women, bragging of their sexual first need to examine your own feelings very not form the basis for your decision about this expertise or just getting a "Backseat Education". car^ulfy. How do you truly feel about this woman? relationship. It's your Ife There are also three "speeches" diroughout die More specifically, can you picture yaasef having a If ym decide to end it, be prepared for some album in which Zodiac (the head Grebo) shouts a lot future with her? (Surely the possibility of a long-term feelings (f giilt, loneliness, and periodic reg'ets. It is but doesn't say much in general. commitment has crossed both (f your minds.) What natural to miss something that had become a big "Prime Mover" is one of the many tracks a do you think has kept the relationship going for so part of your Ife. You can also be prepared for some feminist would cringe at. It is so chauvenistic it's long? (Was it genuine feeling? Security? people not supporting your decision. If this happens, ftinny and eventually you unwillingly begin to like it. Convenience?) What attractedym to her in the first try to keep remindingyairsef that no one else really FEATURES DESK In die video we see the band as extra-terrestrial place? (Was is h&-personality? Your own needs? knows what the relationship was like or what you rockers bursting into a Catholic girls school and Physical factors?) The answers to all (^ these need. You don't have to justfy your actions to turning all the virgin debutantes into whip-wielding, questions are importmtfor clarfying your feelings artyone else leather wearing bitches. There is nothing worse than a pseudo-heavy metal band's attempt at a ballad. "Kid's stufl^' is Mindwarp's feeble tiy, it's worse dian Motley Crue's "Home Sweet Home". The title track is like acid encuced AC/DC, spitting cliches through common guitar riffs. The other tracks blend together in a jumbled collision of fatal guitar, dirty bass, and clashing drums, making Tatooed Beat Messiah a moment's thrill but not much more.

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I will Will I ever see your face again? February 27 is 2 THE 11th OF MARCH never admit who I am because I could never face you. months since die first time we ever went out...and I Oh well AN EMBARRASED ADMIRER only saw you for 7 days of that time. This long distance stuff has to go. YOUR PA SUGAR PLUM is the last day to get your textbooi(s RIMMER: The library opens at 7:45, but I like to get in most over-stock textbooks witi be returned to the Iftie 15 minutes early. YOUR FUTURE ROOMMATE, NO. 12 ON THE BASEBALL TEAM: I tiiink you're really publishers after that date hot! Don't be so shy! AN ADMIRER AND OF COURSE, BEST FRIEND FOR LIFE \, lAMBHataBriMM Tlie Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988 — 15 Students should complete their 1988-89 =« Financial Aid Applications as soon as possible. If parents or students have not completed their 1987 federal income tax returns, the Financial Aid form can he completed using estimated information. Remember! 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fry Kirstin Shrawder Much determination was needed to defeat Check Us For Other Specials As sports Editor Cheyney, and Kutztown succeeded for the diird and straight year. The top players in the game for the We Prepare To Move To Lisa Rawa Lady Bears were Kathy McGrail(25 points), Patty Lady Bears were Kathy McGrail(25 points) and Patty Larger Quarters. "It was just a game between two aggressive teams Gnjber(20 points). McGrail achieved the second trying to win a very important game," assured Couu. most attempted free throws(19 of 21) in the league. Tom York regarding the Kutztown vs. Cheyney Coach York is proud of the girls for a game well women's basketball game played a few weeks ago, played. during which a fight broke out. Two games remain in the season for the Lad) The Lady Bears' present record stands at 10-11 Bears. If they win both of their confrontations while FEED & READ and 4-5 in Conference play One of those victories West Chester loses their next three, Kutztown may was against Division I Cheyney, and some people have an opportunity to reach the playoffs. Being the BOOKSTORE believe that the game's aggressive nature was a result only senior on the team, McGrail has high hopes of of int a-team racism. Coach York denies that to be ending her KU career by seeing her team go to the 218 W. Main St., Kutztown the ca,se. top. f^ ^ Nov^ cyldam n'^^Eve Breast boutique Cancer WHAT'S NEW FOR SPRING! Has Rifle Team On February 6th the Kutztown University ROTC COMFORTABLE CLOTHES FROM ESPRIT, Virtually rifle team competed at the Intercollegiate Sectional Rifle match held at Drexel University. The schools in PANDEMONIUM, MICHELE, PUTUMAYO, attendence included Rider College, both Ogontz and CALIFORNIA IVY, AND MORE! Delco Penn State campuses, and the Philadelphia Nowhere College of Pharmacy and Science. The course of fire was the same that will be fired at the Olympics this PLUS summer, consisting of forty shots fired in each of the TbHide three positions: Prone, Standing, and Kneeling, The best weapon against breast yielding a total possible score of 1200. * SHOES * 20% OFF SWIMSUITS cancer is early detection. The team placed first at the sectionals and won a * INDIAN EARTH COSMETICS* NATURAL PERFUMES And that's why a mammogram gold medal. Kutztown ended up with a team score of is so important. 4120 which was the highest score ever recorded at * ALL NATURAL FIBERS * JEWELRY It "sees" breast cancer before this sectional match since its formation in the mid- * LOWER PRICES * LOTS OF ACCESSORIES there's a lump, when the cure 1970's. Mike Fluck won the gold medal for the * SUNGLASSES * MEN'S CLOTHING rates are near 100%. That could highest individual at the sectionals, shooting a score save your life; it might even save of 1076. Other high scorers were Chris Spohn with a * FRENCH HAIR ACCESSORIES your breast. Swire of 1032, Glenn Hunsberger with a 1019, and Although not perfect, a mam­ Jim Keiser with a 993 placing them at 3rd, 4th, and mogram is still the most effective 5th as individuals in the overall match. weapon against breast cancer. "he Kutztown freshmen team shot well and was And if you're over 35, it's essential t' ' very competitive with several of the first string you have one. T'uns with JoAnn Schields shooting a 927, Ron Come In And Be Tempted... Because all breast cancer needs James an 899, Scott Ritchie an 827, and Dave Botson is a place to hide. wiUi a 790. Since this match was a nationally recognized event both the team and the individual Ifave A Mammogram. scores will be compared with other colleges around KUTZTOWN ALLENTOWN Give Yourself The Chance the nation. The ROTC rifle team is now tiying to attain club 309 W. MAIN ST. 3136 HAMILTON BLVD. Of A Lifetime. status to increase the number of matches in which it 683-8117 821-1012 can participate. The team now has a 7-3 record and AAAERICAN is looking forward to the ROTC Mid-Atlantic CANCER Conference Championships on the 27th at Rider Smiii SOQETY® College and is expecting a great performance. Kedf^iane^sport s 16 — The Keystone, Feb. 26, 1988

Spring Sports Sampler

BASEBALL First Games: Spring ball begins ^ril 4 and ends RUGBY possible."-O'Connell Coach: Mitch Hettinger May 7. Coach: Dr. Greg Jones Key Returners: Steve Degler(Sr. Capt, 2nd b.), Season Outlook: Unpredictable until player Key Returners: Capt Jeff Nickischer, Mike Watson, Dave Dixon(lst b.), Tom Greenawalt(LF), Glenn evaluation. Nick Steber, Billy Pepper, Jim Locke, Sean McHugh, TENNIS Reineke(P; 6-0 in conference), Greg Rautzhan(P), Dave Rosco, Jeff Evans, Mike Katona, Andy Lewis, MENS Dennis Jones(P), Rich Astle(P), Greg Lund(P and Tom Fantasia, Steve Powell. Coach: Alan Zellner CF). "They're hungry and they want it bad." New Prospects: (From B-side) Mike Elentrio, Bill Key Returners: Jack Mehlbaum(no. 1 player), John New Prospects: Brian Pinterich(C), Ray Fisher, Pete Conklin, Dave "Cheeno" Wang. LACROSSE Annoni(no. 2), Gary Davidowich(no. 3), Kenneth Pedicone(3rd b.). Rich Fenstermacher(RF), Kevin Practice: Past three weeks-tough physical workouts MEN'S Mackey(no. ")• Motts(poss. SS), Ted Cailoa(lst b.), Lee (sprints, ball-passing; very important). Coach: Doug Bailey New Prospects: Too early to tell. Stewart(back up C). Mar. 26-April 2: Spring training in the Bahamas, Key Returners: Captains- Eric Bowman, Dan Practice: Began this week at a Sinking Spring Practice: Gym time is spent on hitting, pitching, combining 4 difficult games with extensive practices. Stump, John Scullen. raquet club; skill and technique. and infield skills. Trouble Games: Temple Tournament and New Prospects: Matt Golden-expected to be a Trouble Games: Bloomsburg, Millersvile, West Trouble Games: Lemoyne-KU's "testingground". nationally ranked PSU. "Difficult teams were defensive "key". Chester, La Salle. First Games: Mar. 26-27~Lemoyne, Home. (All scheduled to test KU's high caliber. "Jones. Practice: Past 4 weeks. Individual and team work. First Games: ^ril 11- West Chester, Home (most home games will be held downtown on the Legion "Our reputation will skyrocket if we beat these Trouble Games: Haverford; expected to be met with of the season is spent at home). field of Kutztown.) teams. "-Nickischer. a strong KU performance. PSU is also very tough. Season Outlook: "There is virtually no chamc in Season Outlook: ' If we do well against Lemoyne- First Games: Mar. 19~Bloomsburg(scrimmage), First Games: Mar. 19-Haverford, Away; April ?- winning the majority of our trouble games hut win, lose or draw-we'll be there 1 see the end of the Home. PSU, Home. we II play well against Mansfield and Cheyney. "- rainbow, and the pot of gold is theref'-Heninger. Season Outlook: "For the first time we are full Season Outlook: 'If we do the things we're Zellner. Union members which now makes us eligible for working on, we'll put wins on the board. We'll national ranking. It's very important that we strive definitely surprise a few people with our deliberate to be undefeated again. "Jones. offense(ballcontrol offense). "--Bailey '*'*Jones also emphasizes that new members are GOLF always welcome to join. TRACK Coach: Dan Audette **Due to Coach Binder's dedication to the men's basketball team at this time, we will have golf Key Returners: Mike Cantrell(pole vault-Nat'l information in a later issue. Congratulations Coach Division I Indoor Champion), Paul Binder and the Bears!! Toland(sprinter), Bart Wasiolek(middle distance), George Albright(Steeple Chase State qualifier). W- WOMENS SOFTBALL Marlyn Linski(hept-athlete, 2nd in '87 States), Coach: Betty Wesner Coach: Judy O'Connell Maryanne Rau(middle distance. State qualifier), Key Returners: Co-Captains Kim Irvin and Key Returners: Robin Laity(SS), Judy Merci Pliego(middle distance. State qualifier). FOOTOALL Margaret "Mugga" Daily, Gwen Kerr, Lisa Rawa. Landis(P),Kim Yost(C), Sharon Toth(lst b.), Kris Colleen Rinner(discus). Coach: Barry Fetterman New Prospects: Very early to tell. Recruits have Fegley(3rd b.), Cheryl Renna(P), Jackie New Prospects: M-Brian Weaver(pole vault), Jeff Key Returners: OffenseL Jeff Fulmer(C), Greg potential but lack college-level experience. Brennan(poss. 2nd b.), Julie Pierce and Lisa Glass(jumper), Dave Sanfilippo and Mike Buchman(QB), Fred Seifert(QB), Joe Svede(RB), Eric Practice: Self-conditioning and team practice; Hamm(OF). Latham(sprinters), Tom Curtin(distance). W- Werley(RB), Tony Santella(WR), Dave Cullen(TE), flexibility, range of motion, and stick skills. New Prospects: Lisa Patton(P), Missy Boettger(OF). Debbie Stempel(shot put, discus, javelin), Kristin Mike Attardi(K). Defense: Scott Agnu(NG), Ron Vigorous spring training in Florida, 8hr daily Practice: (Winter) Individual batting and pitching Gunsch(middle distance), Katie Tranguch(sprinter). Scandle(T), Tom Neeson(T), Mark Smakulski(LB), workouts. practice. (Spring) Conditioning, infield practice. Practice: Separate events practice individually, Ron Dabravalskie(DB), Erv Kelly and Ron Trouble Games: Slippery Rock was beaten in Trouble Games: "Bloomsburg and Shippensburg twice a week on a rotational basis; pool workouts, Capozzoli(Ends). overtime, two others were lost in OT. are the teams to beat and Millersville should be a sprint drills, and stress workouts. New Prospects: The coaches are still involved in the First Games: Mar. 21-SlipperyRock, Home; Mar. good game "-O'Connell. Trouble Games: Most invitations are considered to recruiting process. 22, Away First Games: Mar. 19-Muhlenburg, Away; Mar. be difficult. ' 'The object isn 't really for the team to Practice: Necessary self-conditioning. Practice is for Season Outlook: If the three OT games are met 26-^- Phila. Textile, Home. min, but rather to get the best people against the 5 weeks, 4 days a week. more successfully, "We hope to qualify for a bid to Season Outlook: ' 'Our goal is to finish lor 2 in the best competition. "-Audette. The Penn and Rutgers Trouble Games: Unable to discuss. States "-Wesner. league and to complete as good of a record as Relays will be good competition.