Review photo by Michelle Robbins

CAUGHT IN THE SPOTLIGHT, James Taylor performs at the Fieldhouse in a SPA-sponsored concert lost Tuesday night. For more pictures and story. seep. 7.

University of Delaware, Newark, DE Friday. May 22 , 1981

Arts and Science requirements to chal)ge for all '82 freshmen

By BETH FARRELL

A proposal to change writing, foreign language, and mathematics re­quirements for students in the College of Arts and Science was approved by the Arts and Science Senate on Monday, according to Dr. Peter Reese, assistant dean of the College of Arts and Science.

Still awaiting approval is the second half of the pro­posal for group requirements which would require students in the College of Arts and Science to take six more credits than is needed under the present group re­quirements plan.

Reese said this will be voted on at the Senate's May 26meeting.

If passed, the new re- -quirements will be in effect in the fall of 1982 under present plans, according to Reese. It will affect all new incoming students in the College of Arts and Science after it's in­stituted.

The approved proposal re­quires students to take a se­cond writing course, which may be offered by any department in the College of

Arts and Science during their junior or senior year, in addi­tion to E 110 during the freshman year. A "C" must be earned in both courses.

The foreign language re­quirements can be fulfilled by completion of the in­termediate level course (112) or satisfactory performance on a placement test.

Students will also be re­quired to earn a "C" in either a ealculus course or a course which requires understan­ding of algebr~ and trigonometry, or a satisfac­tory performance on a place­ment test, in order to demonstrate mathematical competence.

The proposal on group re­quirements requires students to complete 12 hours of courses, representing at least two departments for groups

one, two, and three, and 15 hours of courses representing at least two departments, in­cluding a lab, for group four.

The addition of the fourth group is due to the formation of a new group two called "The study of culture and in­stitutions over time.''

Dr. David Smith, chair of the College of Arts and Science Educational Affairs Committee, said the new group requirements have been restructured so that any department in the college may submit courses to fulfill any group, as long as they meet the criteria for the group. If approved, the new groups

will be: • Group 1 "Analysis and ap­

preciation of the creative arts and humanities.''

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Student charges police with 'excessive' force

By GEORGE MALLET -PREVOST following the alleged beating.

Restaurant sues to serve liquor By MATT RADEMAKER

A university student has fil­ed a complaint with Universi­ty Police saying he was un­fairly arrested and beaten early Friday May 15 during a party on the tenth floor of Christiana West.

According to Lt. Richard Turner of the University Police, Denlinger was resisting arrest and In­vestigator Jack Lynn "probably had no choice but to use force in getting hand­cuffs on him." Turner added that Lynn was the only officer who used his nightstick in the incident.

The owners of New England Pizza are calling on Superior Court to overturn a city ordinance which has prevented the restaurant from obtaining a license to · serve alcoholic beverages.

CBS Foods, Inc., the owner of the restaurant, has filed suit against Mayor William Redd and the city council in an effort to be excluded from the provisions of a city or­dinance passed last February. The ordinance re­quires establishments to ob­tain a "special use permit" from the council if its proper­ty is within 200 feet of a church, library, school, nurs­ing home, hospital, or a lot zoned as "residential."

Newark City Council denied CBS a "special use permit" on April 28, 1980, thereby preventing the restaurant from obtaining a liquor license.

CBS is permitted to reapply to the city for a special use permit" after 360 days, but has not yet done so, according to Betty Stilts, City Secretary.

According to John McDonald, executive director of the Delaware Alcoholic Beverage Control Commis­sion (ABCC), the commission will not accept a liquor license application unless it is accompanied by a letter from "the appropriate zoning agency" stating that the establishment meets all of the "appropriate zoning re­quirements.''

CBS Foods originally ob­tained approval from the city planning department four months prior to the passage of the "special use permit" ordinance, but did not submit their application to the ABCC board at that time. The CBS property is less

than 100 feet away from the closest border of the Calvary Baptist Church property on Delaware Avenue. Therefore the passage of the ordinance on Feb. 11, 1980 placed CBS in violation of the local zoning requirement, and the plann­ing board subsequently withdrew its approval.

CBS's attornies made a plea for a Grandfather Clause which would allow the

restaurant owner to be ex­empted from the provisions on the ordinance since they were in the process of apply­ing to the ABCC but the plea was rejected in April, 1980.

The suit, filed for CBS by Wilmington attornies Gerald Berkowitz and Robert B. Coonin, contends that the city violated Article XIII of the Delaware Constitution of

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Scott Denlinger ( BE81) who was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, said he was beaten "excessively" with nightsticks when he refused to present his student I. D. to a University Police officer.

Denlinger said he was not seriously injured. He did say, however, that he was ex­periencing some discomfort

That's all 'til the fall -

THE REVIEW YOU'RE HOLDING is the lost of the semester. We'll resume publishi mber.

Witnesses to the incident, however, said that as many as three university police of­ficers were beating Denlinger with nightsticks at the same time.

Witnesses gave this ac­count of the incident: Dei­inger was attempting to calm down David Kievit (AG81) after Kievit had been arguing with an unidentified woman. University Police of­ficers arrived and arrested Kievit, who was becoming loud.

Denlinger then allegedly stepped in saying that he could calm Kievit down and that the officers were not needed. One of the officers

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Announcement Attention Seniors: Caps

and Gowns are now available in the bookstore. They must be picked up by Friday, May 30.

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During exam week, the BOOKSTORE will be paying 50°/o of list price for all titles currently adopted for fall courses.*

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Here are a .few samples ·from the I list.· Prices shown are the prices we will pay.

ANTON. Calculus with Analytic Geometry, Combined Edition (M 241) $14.00

BARRETT. Principles of Engineering Materials, 1973 (MET 302) 13.50

BEAUCHAMP. Ethical Theory and Business, 1979 (PHL 200) 8.75

BOCK. Modern Cultural Anthropology, 3rd ed (N~T 101) 5.50 CARBERRY. Foundations of Computer Science (CS 106) 9.00 COLE. Animal Agriculture, 2nd ed (APS 101) 10.00 EDWARDS. Modern Introduction to Philosophy, 3rd ed

(PHL 102) 9.00 HALLIDAY. Fundamentals of Physics, 2nd ed (PS 207) 14.00 HETHERINGTON. Child Psychology, 2nd ed (PSY 325) 10.25 HILGARD~ Introduction to Psychology, 7th ed(PSY 201) 9.50 HORN. The Second Skin, 3rd ed (TDC 113) 9.50 HUTCHINSON. Money-:-Bilnking and the!:!_.~. Economy

4th ed (EC 302) 9.50

KAHANE. Logic and Contemporary Rhetoric, 3rd ed (PHL 105)

KAHANE. Logic and Philosophy, 3rd ed (PHL 205) KEETON. Biological Science, 3rd ed (B 207) KRAUSKOPF. Fundamentals of Physical Science,

6th ed (SC 101) LUCIANO. Human Function and Structure, 1978 (B 406) l•IANSFIELD-:---P"rinciples ofMacroeconomics, 3rd ed,

paperbound (EC 101) McCRIMMON. Writing With ~Purpose, 7th ed (E 110) McQUADE. Popular Writing in America, 2nd ed (E 110) ROBERTSON. Sociology, 2nied, 1981 (SOC 101) SIENKO. Chemistry, 5th ed (C 105) STINE. Biosocial Genetics, 1977 . : TUBBS. Human Communication, 3rd ed (COM 255)

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Tip to police leads to drugs, student.arrest

A Pencader J resident was arrested Sunday after a search of his room turned up quantities of LSD, and co­caine, among other drugs, according to Newark Police.

Police said that they ar­rested Anthony Beron (BE84), 18, at around 10 a.m. Sunday after receiv-

. ing a tip that Beron might be dealing the drugs.

Found in his room in ad­dition to the l.SD and co­caine was some hashish, methaqualene (Quaa­ludes) and psilocybin mushrooms, according to police. Although they did not say in what quantities each drug was found, one officer estimated that they would be worth $1,000.

Beron was charged with

possession and intent" to deliver I..SD and psilocybin mushrooms, and posses­sion of methaqualone. He was arraigned at Magistrate Court 10 and released on a $1,500 bond.

In an apparently unrelated incident, Newark Police, again ac­ting on a tip, entered a Dickinson C room last Thursday and found an estimated $900 worth of marijuana, hashish, co­caine, methaqualone, various pieces of drug paraphernalia and about 1200 capsulesof stimulants such as caffeine.

As of Wednesday, police had been unable to locate the resident. His name is being withheld pending his arrest.

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~---------------------------------------------' ... New England Pizza denied license

(Contln....t trom _~-. l tle, Kent and Sussex counties. plan, the ordinance was pass-1897. With the exception of those ed at a time when the Newark

The Article permits the city in Wilmington, the General Police were cracking down on government to restrict the- Assembly has never submit- the unlawful consumption of sale of alcoholic beverages ted the question of licensing, alcoholic beverages. only after the measure has restricting or prohibiting the Complaints from nearby been passed by the General sale of alcoholic beverages to home owners about noise and Assembly and approved by a the voters of New Castle litter prompted the Council to majority of the voters in the County, the suit adds. pass the ordinance, Lapata appropriate district, the suit According to Coonin, the said. The motive behind the states. plantiffs are seeking a court ordinance was to "try to

In addition, the suit claims order called a Writ of Man- regulate the proliferation of that there are only four damus to require the city to the sale of alcohol near areas districts in the state that are certify that there is no zoning of the city that are zoned permitted to restrict or violation. They say this is the residential." license the sale of alcoholic only adequate remedy. When asked if the or­beverages, according to the According to Roy Lapata, dinance had achieved its end, constitution. They are the city director of the planning Lapata said, "It's too early to of Wilmington, and New Cas- department which drafted the say."

From the Director of 'Pretty Baby' and 'Atlantic City'.

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To the gang from Budget meeting: Through all the long days and longer nights, bogus budgets and famous quotes; it's

been fun because it was shared with you. All the best from men' the Wonder Dog. I'll miss you! love, The Dagsboro Woman ·

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... police accused of beating (Contlnuedtrompogel) beat him until he released his

asked Denlinger for his stu- hands. dent J.D. Denlinger was then ar-

Denlinger asked why he rested and charged with should give them his I.D. The disorderly conduct and officer reportedly responded resisting arrest. by saying "I'm going to put it Turner denied that Denl­in my pocket." When Denl- inger could have been beaten inger refused, the officer by three officers. "Anytime allegedly placed a nightstick force is used, it must be against Denlinger's neck and documented in the arrest forced him into the wall. At report," Turner said. Turner this time, a second officer did confirm the fact that Lynn beglu:) poking Denlinger in the had used his nightstick. ribs with her nightstick. "If I want to put handcuffs

Denlinger broke away and on you and you don't want me ran down the hall. He was to, I'm probably going to have then chased by three officers, to use some force," Turner forced to the ground and said. allegedly beaten on the legs Turner would not give the by all three. identities of all the officers in-

Denlinger then allegedly volved in the episode because locked his hands beneath him of the complaint filed by in order to prevent handcuff- Denlinger. ing. One pf the officers put his According to Denlinger, all knee in the small of Denl- of the officers involved hit inger's back and continued to him .

. . . requirements approved (Continued irom pagel) The Educational Affairs

• Gro~p 2 "The study of Committee is requesti~g e~ch culture and institutions over department to subm1t ftve time " courses for inclusion in the

• ·Group 3 "Empirically v~rious gr~mps. The courses based study of human beings w1_ll be revtewed by the ~om­and their ~nvironment., m1ttee ~nd subcomnnttees

• Group 4 "The study of compnsed of faculty natural phenomena through representati~es from all experiment or through departmen~s m the College of analysis. Arts and Sctence.

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Something's Happening Friday

HAPPY HOUR - 4 p.m. to ? Deer Park Tavern. Sponsored by the Mor­tarBoard.

DANCE - "Spring Dance Con­cert." 8:15p.m. Mitchell Hall. Spon­sored by U of D Theatre. $3, general admission; $1.50, students.

DANCE - "International Folk Dan­cing." 7:30p.m. to 10 :30 p.m . Mirror Room, Hartshorn Gym. Sponsored by the Folk Dancing Club. DANCE - 8 p.m . to midnight. Daugherty Hall. Sponsored by Delaware Gay Community. $2 dona­tion. For information call 738-8066 or 764-2208.

GATHERING - " Avoiding the Summer Slump" 7 p.m . Ewing Room, Student Center. Sponsored by the Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship.

NOTICE - R .S .A. rented refrigerators will be picked up. Have them cleaned and ready to do.

Saturday DANCE - "Spring Dance Con­

cert." 8:15p.m. Mitchell Hall. Spon­sored by U of D Theatre. $3, general admission; $1.50, students.

VIDEOTAPE - Advanced Televi­sion Production (Com 435) . 1 p.m . 100 Kirkbride.

COFFEE HOUSE- The Ark. 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Collins Room, Student Center. This week's performer -Allen Shatley. Sponsored by the Cor­nerstone Christian Fellowship.

Sunday GATHERING- "Silent Worship."

10 a.m. United Campus Ministry, 20 Orchard Rd. Sponsored by Newark Campus Friends Meeting.

MEETING - "Organizational." 6 p.m . 303 Student Center. Sponsored by the Gay Student Union: For informa­tion call 738-8066 or 764-2208.

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EXCURSION - Bus trip to Atlantic City Boardwalk. Bus leaves 7 a.m. and returns after midnight. June 23. Departure from Alison Hall circle (across from Student Center) . $10 round trip. Sponsored by Delaware HQ.me Economics Association. In­formation, call Laurie at 738-8711.

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'WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?' Psalm 2:1 and Acts 4:25

Sometime ago we received a letter from a lady aaylng she had a son In a hospital In another State, and "I sure am worried about my son - I hear he has went against God and I am so worried I can't sleep or eat." (lady, "has went" Is bad grammar but It Is o.k. with me for your statement Is understandable and I know what you are talking about, · and that Is the main thing. There are multitudes that sympathize with you, and we asked all such to offer a prayer for you and your son.)

However, I know of great numbers who have sons and daughters that have "went against God" that are not worried or troubled. In fact, there are many who "have went against God" along with ·their sons and daughters, maybe as chaperons, paying the expenses, board and lodging and furnishing money for 'fire-water,' and fine and high-powered autos to make better time as they "went against God!" Sad to say, often they have to pick up tabs for wrecks, doctor, hospital and even funeral bills. Thank God the devil has not gotten you to the place where you can observe such things and conduct without being terribly worried and troubled: In this connection would call your attention to the 9th chapter of Ezekiel.

This lady's worry and trouble calls to mind some of my own worry and trouble: It Is about my Uncle, MY DEAR UNCLE SAM! ALAS! ALAS! HE, TOO, "HAS WENT AGAINST GOD!" Why, he won't let his little school children pray to God qr read God's Book in the place of learning. Uncle Sam forbids them asking The Creator of Heavens and Earth, the Universe and all things, for their "dally bread,'' to "deliver us from evil" - no wonder the devil Is catching so many of them. Mrs. John Wesley taught her boys John and Charles their letters and to read by using the first chapter of The Bible, God's Book. Those two boys did not turn out so bad! It sure seems to me that dear old Uncle Sam "has went against God!"

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JUSf Jeers As another school year draws to a close, we, the sell­

appointed guardians of the university, would like to con­gratulate this year's recipients of the annual Fupped Duck Awards.

The winners were chosen, after heated debate among our staff, to recognize those who hove helped to make our life here more mise'rable.

And the deserving ore: The administration has won this year's TRIPLE CROWN

AWARD for their part in a three-fold plan designed to frustrate any students involved in university life.

THE DAVID STOCKMAN AWARD was also given to the ad­ministration for denying student groups needed funding.

After a strong showing of interest in student support, the administration overwhelmingly defeated the activities fee last fall, leaving most student organizations to fend for themselves.

The administration also successfully captured the WATERGATE REVISITED AWARD for its hazy account of its involvement in the Sig Ep episode.

And also the prolonged indecision on this year's Com­mencement site which prevented a national speaker from being invited should not go without mention.

The STRANGE BUT TRUE AWARD goes to Edith Anderson · this year for refusing to allow graduating nursing students who wished to corry candles in their pinning ceremony because she feared a fire. The decision come even after the state fire marshall granted permission. Anderson recom­mended that the students carry penlight flashlights instead. How sentii)Htntol.

. Security stole this year's SOUND OF SILENCE award for their extensive effort to publicize the changes in campus parking lot restrictions. Unbeknownst to Christiana residents, restricted parking in the tower's gold lot has been extended from five days a week to seven.

Student groups were not without their share of awards.

The Resident Student Association (RSA) and the Delaware Undergraduate Student Congress (DUSC) were deadlocked for the ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL award.

RSA concentrated its efforts this year in a 'prevalent com­pus issue; to convince the dining halls to substitute egg salad for the drought-depleted peanut butter. What more could the student body ask for?

We would like to be able to point out the innovative measures that DUSC has undertaken in the lost semester, but we couldn't think of any.

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JT: good effort, · bad· sound To the Editor:

This letter is in reference to Tuesday night's James Taylor concert, held at the fieldhouse. Mr. Taylor put out a great deal of effort to make the concert exciting and enjoyable, but, unfortunately, the archaic conditions under which he was forced to perform kept him from succeeding. .

Aside from the fact that the audience was · rude and unresponsive, the lighting was terri­

ble, and the acoustics were so bad that even Mr. Taylor could not hear himself sing. The result was that most of his songs came out sounding like a jumbled mixture of echoes and reverberations. Through no fault of the artist or his band, the entire production gave the im­pression of being completely amateurish.

Given the magnitu<Je of Mr. Taylor's talent, this was most certainly a disservice to the

man him.self, as well as to those of us who paid . · $9~50 to :sit in a virtual echo chamber for two and a half hours~

I applaud the Student Program Associa­tion's effort to bring quality entertainment to the univ.er5ity, bUt it seems ridiculous to ex-­pect anyone to perform, or for that matter view a performance, under such ·horrendous conditions. There is, however, an alternative. The football .stadium, which would be a perfect place for an outdoor concert, especial­ly at this time of the year, is virtually unused throughout the spring semester.

It seats more people than could ever be seated in the fieldhouse, is built to minimize crowd control problems, and is much less of a fire hazard than is the fieldhouse.

Diane L. Peer (BE82)

Officer's stability possibly misinterpreted To the Editor:

On April 29, 1981 your publication printed an article about Officer Kowalski. I was not aware of the contents of this article until recently, as

Thus, the City had to weigh the potential harm to its citizens and could not, without a psychiatric evalua­tion, take the risk.

===============~announcement============== the publication is not cir­culated to my office. Un-

Kowalski was not allowed to work extracurricular jobs. I informed your reporter that when the matter was first in­vestigated, there were suffi­cient facts to cause the City to be concerned about the stability of any officer who conducted himself as Kowalski allegedly did. Fur­ther, I informed your r~porter that under recent U.S. Supreme Court cases, a city could be held liable for the conduct of its employees.

After the City Manager's decision in this case, Officer Kowalski had a psychiatric evaluation which satisfied the City that he could function as a police officer without restrictions, which has in fact occured.

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fortunely, a portion of your article might be misinter­preted as implying that I believed Officer Kowalski was "unstable".

I was asked by your reporter why Officer Thomas G. Hughes

University, city repress outdoor concert I would like to thank the university and the

city of Newark for doing everything in their power to wreck the success of the "PreExam Jam." The event, held Saturday, May 16 behind Sharp Hall, was organized by students for students and featured a variety of people who performed for nothing but a good time. But, as usual, the university managed to create some interesting obstacles for both the organizers and performers involved.

First of all, the outdoor jam, held out on the Mall in years past, could not be held out there this year. Secondly, the event got off to a late start and ran overtime, only to be shut down by the authorities for "noise complaints." I was not aware of a noise problem on central

campus at 6 p.m. on a Saturday night. These inexplicable difficulties lead me to

believe that the "powers that be" in this town feel that whenever college age people get together to enjoy themselves, things are bound to get out of control. They should look at the lack of problems caused by the "Pre­Exam Jam" as a positive example that students can have a perfectly legal good time on their own.

And since outdoor 'performances are organized every year at this time, the authorities should consider a policy of "benign neglect" and step in only if they are needed.

Robert C. Forney Jr.

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Fieldhouse audience loves ]ames Ta lor's work By JOHN CHAMBLESS

For a generation that grew up with James Taylor's mus­ic (or at least their older brother's and sister's albums) last Tuesday night's concert was a bit of a homecoming.

Taylor's uncanny ability to perform every one of his songs as if he was addressing it straight to you has garnered him two genera­tions of fans, and has elevated him from the status of early 1970s folk singer to being an almost legendary 1980s pop superstar.

in concert Taylor and entourage

(Waddy Wachtel, Leland Sklar, Rick Marotta, et al) managed to infuse . T~ylor's warmth and smooth exper­tise, even in the cavernous Fieldhouse, to a slightly rain- -soaked but enthusiastic near~ capacity Tuesday night crowd.

Despite Taylor's own

misgivings (peering into the crowd and commenting "I can't hear a word you're say­ing ... I can't hear a word I'm saying" and "Lord, what an echo" during the evening) his voice and musicianship were at their usual standard of ex­cellence.

Arriving promptly at 8 p.m. to loud applause and cheer­ing, Taylor grinned, snapped a picture of the crowd with an instamatic, and started into "You can Close Your Eyes" as shouts of recognition spread through the audience.

Then, proving that James Taylor can even sing about pigs and still sound polished and heartfelt, he proceeded to sing a song about a pet pig, Mona. ·

On "Wandering," Taylor was incoqspicum;sly _joined by backup singer& Arnold Me.; Culler and David Lasley, who providec;l p~rfect, seamless harmoni~s to Taylor's velvet vocals. ' '

Taylor then moved into "Sweet Ba James" shrieks of ran

Review photo by Terry Bialas

J.D. SOUTHER makes a surprise appearance Tuesday night to sing "Her Town Too" with Taylor.

University Theatre Presents

A Spring Dance

Concert

. Review photo by Michelle Robbins

JAMES TAYLOR AND BAND Waddy Wachtel (guitar). Peter Asher (percussion), Rick Marotta (drums). Lelon~ Sklar (bass). Arnold McCu'.'er and David Lasley (backing vocals) and Da_n Dugmore (guttar) perform lost Tuesday night before a capacity Fieldhouse crowd. , ·· ', - · ·

the crowd. He was· jo~~d .. b~-, port that comes only. from the ' ?.stand and Fight" from 'his ' Dan Dugmore on steel guitar, long hours of work they have newest album, "Dad Loves and, as he b~gan "Riding on a shared in the studio and on His Work." Railroad," his full band join- the road. They perform "Up on The Roof"' brought ed him on stage. flawlessly, with a genuine af- enthusiastic applause from

Reknowned session men fection for their music and an ~continued to page 10l

Waddy Wachtehon guitar, , obvious liking for Taylor t.etand Sklar on bass, Rick himself. Marotta on drums and Billy "How Sweet it is (to be Lov­Payne on keyboards gave (of ed by You)" featured an ex­course) a solid, rpolished tended improvised. rap from backbone to Taylor's guitar. Taylor as the band played Although the increased along behind him, something number of instruments mud- he included in quite a few of died the sound somewhat, the the songs throughout the individual expertise of the evening. musicians couldn't be Moving from a properly dampened. The band provid- tongue-in-cheek cover of ed a driving power behind Hank Williams' "Hey Good most of the evening's songs, Lookin"' Taylor performed knowing just when to relax his quietly introspective and let Taylor handle most of "Walking Man" and then a song, and also when to supp- moved to newer material ly a fresh, powerful backing. with "l;Iard Times" and a

The band has a natural rap- powerful, rocking version of JAMES TAYLOR

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Parting shots . • • In keeping with the theme of commence­

ment, we look back over the past few years. Memories of victories and defeats, good times and bad.

Left, Anne Brooking, named most valuable player on the women's lacrosse team hugs Linda Detar after they won the national championship on Mav 16.

Above Governor Pete duPont gives the football team a send-off last year on their way to New Mexico and a national title.

Below, Former President Jimmy Carter

concedes on election night in Washington. Middle left, a five;- alarm fire at the

Newark Chrysler plant sent over 300 volunteer firemen to fight it for several hours before bringing it under control.

Bottom left, a man slides through one of the many caves that the Spelunking Club has explored over the years.

Bottom right, Carol Arnold, who was one of 52 runners to carry the Olympic Torch to Lake Placid for the 1980 Winter Qlympics.

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·Foley's latest defines new sound Jones and brings unexpected results .

By DONNA BROWN

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ELLEN FOLEY-"SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS" (Epic NJE 36984)

Those who remember Foley as the steamy ac­companying vocalist on Meatloaf's "Paradise by the Dashboard Light," are in for a surprise from this multi­range torch singer. Her se­cond album is produced by Clash leaders Joe Strummer and (boyfriend) Mick

always shown structural and musical diversity, their lyrics are pretty central-­revolution, equality, etc. It's a great accomplishment that

· not only have they done a good job producing Foley, but the volume of songs they wrote for her are sympathetic and intelligent.

"The Shuttered Palace" establishes the cabaret-like mood of Foley's expansive, smooth vocals and the Euro­pean feel of the songs' setting.

The other major writer here is the mysterious Clash cohort Tymon Dogg, and his work is amazing. "Beautiful Waste of Time" and "indestructable" are truly lovely and suit Foley's dramatic romance perfectly. He also penned the emotional­ly accurate female point of view of a break-up in "Game of a Man":

She threw out her war paint,

and her birth control pills, "She's not gonna pick up

emotional bills.

Drama is Foley's strong suit, and while it fails on the decidedly esoteric "My Legionnaire" and "The Death of the Psychoanalyst of Salvador Dali,'' it works with the housewife fantasy of "Theatre of Cruelty" and self-sacrifice of "In the Kill­ing Hour" (all Strummer­Jones tunes).

Foley is more androgynous on the rockers "M.P.H." and her own magnificent "Phases of Travel." She is just as much at home belting out these as she is in the delicate warbling of "How Glad I Am." With such diversity in writing, style and accompani­ment (Clash, Blockheads), "Spirit of St. Louis" is an in­triguing amalgam with both pop hooks and spiritual

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the crowd, which turned into screams and a standing ova­tion as Taylor strummed the opening notes of his classic "Fire and Rain." The song was greeted with rapt atten­tion," few audience members singing along, and ended with an · ovation as Taylor and · band left the stage for a short break.

After the break, Taylor was

again solo, singing "Blossom" and then ~oving into a sensitive version of "Millworker..'~ from his "Flag" LP.

"Steamroller," which has grown from a relatively short tune to an extended in­concert jam, featured each band member in turn as Taylor improvised lyrics bet-· ween the solos. The crowd came to its feet as Taylor ef­fortlessly pulled lyrics out of the air and strummed along to the band behind him, br­inging the song to a powerful finish.

S o n g w r i t e r I m u s i­cian/vocalist John David Souther made a surprise ap­pearance to perform a vocal duet with Taylor on "Her Town Too," Taylor's latest his single. The crowd cheered at the unexpected news, and eagerly supported Souther as he took lead vocals on his own hit, "You're Only Lonely."

Souther remained to per­form his "Faithless Love" with Taylor, and then left the stage as Taylor and band kicked into a rocking version of "Your Smiling Face," again bringing the crowd to its feet. Standing on chairs, clapping and singing along, the audience matched even the band's energy.

Moving from an up-tempo version of his sunny "Mex­ico," Taylor then played his classic "Country Road."

Althougl;l marred a bit by a bad guitar hook-up early in the song, it emerged as a strong version, prominently featuring Marotta's drums and more vocal improvisa­tion from Taylor.

Returning with his rather impressive line-up for a final bow, Taylor encored with a solo version of "You've Got a Friend," probably "our special song" to more couples the world over than any other tune ever written. Quietly and sensitively singing the often­requested and often­performed tune, Taylor slow­ed occasionally to allow the crowd to sing along on the choruses and, with a final wave, he left the stage.

Although he is often maligned by the music press for his adherence to the "Taylor Formula," Taylor's smooth mastery of music is unquestionable and certainly has brought him a long way since his first album in 1968.

Sold-out concerts and million-selling albums aside, Taylor has remained a per­sonable performer with a sincere love for the music he is producing and the audience which listens to him. For 13 years, he has been doing what he loves to do and simultaneously speaking the emotions .of two generations of fans . And you can't a rgue with that.

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personals Nancy, Terri, Mary, Anita, Marion & Amy: Can't begin to list them all but thanx for all the great memories from the slopes of Great Gorge to the beaches of our Bahamas everywhere in between where we made our presence known. I love you all, San. Debbie, Thanx for all the great memories & making • years of nursing so much fun. Con· gratulations & remember we did it our way & had a blast! San. To all my friends, especially the ones I eat dinner with, (I didn't use names so I wouldn't leave anyone out). I'm going to miss you guy• SO much! You guys are the best and I love everyone of you. "It's chance that makes brothers but hearts that make friends.' ' Love and a million hugs, Usa

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Jenny, Thanks for being such a gr~t friend. I'm going to miss you if I transfer. I'll write. Good luck in Geo. and have a happy b-day on the 13th. "Jill Buc, Thanks for bei"l! such a buddy. I'm going to miss you too. I'll never forget ·the waterfights or the popcorn. Try hard ln the marathon. Barrie (Hope to see you at QB some Saturday), Lynn (You're a super roommate and a super person), Renee, Alane, John, Dave, and rest of you guys-GoodLuck! JeMy . Michele, There 1a so much to say but we will always have time to look back. All I can say now is that it has been an lnterelting and crazy life. I'm glad you have alway• been thereto share It with me. Love, Beth. Dave, These past three years would not have been the same without you. I'm looking for­ward to more gO!Id times to come. Remember • Grin,_ it makes J)e(lple wonder what you're up to. The roses, die, bat tbe thought never does. Love, Beth. To all Ill)' aenlor baddia, Thanks f~ an ex­citing life at U. of D. It has been ~t. Y• all are Invited back to .11ne of the bi8gell ·taUcates ever at the first bomtt -focldld game.· ROSE -'Forgive us for not showing oaFI'icbar night. It was oar own irresponltblUt:yead-. aolutely n:o reflection on you. We've mlae4 the long talka and gO!Id tiiM8 - shand lul year. Maybe we can do • better job .at year - -you In stone Harbor - LOVE, ·illllf ... Bem M.m • NEQ (Allaa fellow " foe.-">­Thanlt for beiag super I'OOIDDUites • pat frieDda. We all lhared lc learned • lat a. year. Get .p.)'Ched for Sealore 117, Jim~~~W Buffet 6 Sun lc sand! NQ ·HAPPY 218t. Day In ONE l{IONTH!! (YOU've waJW S yrs for yow- Ill, penpnal). ~ Y• baiii­MMW Jeff Rugen, OliVe Dorwart, Joanne Funt. and aoo Beanr - As the am . ....._

· -beeS of Delta Bong Delta we willa ,_ oaly tbe. be.lt - clruj!a. MARCIE HIGGINS: To the BEST r...me

· ever,"'''lanb! Love, Nancy Pa.U · S, t'haakl for the lood - tw. weekenda qo. Want to do It acalll! ,._ RusaellA andy s: • Now I have a new baddy I can Yllll In WlldWQ!ICI thiiiWJUiler! (We'll party "jail a little bit ... ") Thanks for all of your adYkle. espedaDy the "grain of salt" bit! (I'IImalle a tot of use out of that!). I'm IW'e I'll-,_ at the Balloon today, and maybe thil time t won't have an M&M ltuck In Ill)' throlt! Anne Dave: You are a great big brother. Hope,_ have a great summer. Good luck. See,_ next semester. Missy. 309 - Thanks for putting up with our mellow mustc all year. Hope we satisfied all your re­quests l We '11 be sure to listen twice as hard through the vents next semester for all yow exotic conversations. It's been fun! Love 48. Steve, Happy 20th Birthday a little early! The last seven months have beea memorable. I hope we will share many more wonderful Urnes together. The summer is just a beginning. Love always, Amy To the women of Paper Mill 9A-10: You t­have made my semester a lot better,ln spi*e of all my problems with courses and stuff. Thanks for being there and putting up witb me. Dotty - have a great summer and be good! As for you, M1as Clapp, I hope I see lots of you over the summer. "Here's to ban, beaches and N.J."- Sound famillar? I lo.e you both. Barb Jay, Steve, Barb - Thanx for the memorie1 and all of the love, Love & Stuff, Bert! P .S. Can I start crying yet! ROBIN: Without us there would be no 11'-s flying out of windows, drinking beer out of tea kettles, laughing fits, 3 in a bed, dlnnea. crying, drunken fits, quarters, popcorn, Vitamin C's, Ship Wheel, Christmas, Who's this Bob I've been hearing about??, actiDc stupid, et. al. Love you muchly! BITCH Hillel Open Study for Finals. Sun-Thurs. Temple Beth El. Check at Temple for exact thne. MARLENE: It's hard to believe you've been crazy enough to hang on to me for 3 years.. What's the problem - is it my money )'011 want? I hope you get the room you want next year so we can hang out for the 4th aad FINAL year!! See you this summer! Love you muchiy. BITCH To the tall tan blonde in the Balloon 5/H and who works at Carpenter. I think I'm in love­when can we ' 'skip and go naked?'' NEDETTES: Bonnie, Patrice, Julle, Mel and Sue. Thanks for always being there.. Love, Jim Nanadoo, Caro, Jules, Dawn, Bonnie, Ann, -I: Leslie - Sorry to see this year come to a close, but they say all good things end. I have some awfully fond memories that I wouldn't trade for the world - listening to old friend's stories & eating banana chips (hope I'm never so boring), mischief night (TP, shav· ing cream fight at 2 A.M. ) , secret Santas, TP heads, DOO--VILLE DANCE, " What Cbe fock?," " Who the hell is - anyway!"' " COSSA MUFFA," PETAY," "homoaex­uals & we love it, yeah!" Harter's undies, lc much more .. We'll miss you guys! Love y.a Jlll Suzanne Sally & Sam - Your future roomie is looltiJic forward to a fun summer, and a wild :r-­ahead. (in our tent!) Love ya,Salt& Pepper SUSAN DUNN- HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Here's wishing you a year of health, !,.. piness and winning at racquetball. Lon. Judy

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DELTA BONG DELTA WISHES A PARTY­ING SUMMER TO ALL UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE STONERS. Tootate Roll, Here's to a great year, the first of many. Here's to you. To cllnlc cancelled. The Deer Park, camping In the mountains, Ice fiaiJin&, nursing dances and the Mil. Ball. To Saturday morning at GH. To Virginia Beach and one last .party. The end of the beginning. I Love You. TO MARTI AND KAREN, THE FOXES FROM LANCASTER: I'LL MISS YOUR SMilES NEXT YEAR KAREN, ANDREA, NANCE, TUSH, LORI, BECKY, AND lEE: THANKS FOR THE GREATEST YEAR! I LOVE YOU ALL SOOOMUCH! KIM ROB HUEY, JUST WANT YOU TO KNOW HOW MUCH WE LOVE YOU AND WILL MISS YOU. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK NEXT YEAR! YEAH! YOUR FIRST PERSONAL! LOVE, KIM, DON,6LEE stubs, MU101, Rocky Horror, Wombats, Showers, O.C., Steak Dinner, Eggrolla, your double bed, sunburn, "you know you want It," The Pub, semlformals, spread them!, broken ~. "Uh ... Hl Dad!", Beaker! 2 years plus. I love you, and It's not over yet. Stripper. CHERI - "THE ROSE." I WILL MISS YOU. I KNOWN I WILL NOT FIND ANOTHER FRIEND UKE· YOU. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY MIND. TAKE CARE AND KEEP IN TOUCH. LOVE, ME. P.S. DO YOU STILL WANT TO GO TO EUROPE? Kim, Thanks for the best 4 years of my life. I think a lifetime arrangement would be ex­cellent, Lou Hey, Heartthrob, You're the creme de Ia creme! (How's that for creativity?) Thanks for everything! Love· your little R.P. (alia~ M.F.) Cathy, Thanks for everything and here's hoping for a great summer. John A. "315." We will always remember: glass steallng ... Hawallan ParUes ... What should I do with my hair? ... Borrow your hotpot much? ... And the END-ALL Is: We've en-joyed the talks, laughs, and tears! ... "And we will conUnue from this point" ... NEXT YEAR! M316 Pete B. & Rhlannan- here's YOUR personal! I never DID get mine! -A Kat-Rat- an early HAPPY BIRTHDAY from your devoted roOmmate! ! Brian Thompson - I had a great time at the BR. Dinner was even better! Same time next week? P.S. Happy Father's Day!!! Curole, Jenny, Roxl- I'll never forget all the great times we've shared together. Sum­mer's here and we must go our separate ways for a while, but just remember guys that I'll always love you. - Sandy ·

DUSC POLITICAL HACKS - I DON'T CARE WHAT ANYBODY SAYS, I THINK YOU'RE ALL TERRIFIC PEOPlE, AND GREAT ASSETS, TOO. THE BlEEDING HEARTSUBERALENGUSHITARIAN.

Eric - Thanks for a terrific year! I'll miss you, but you will always be close in my thoughts and In my heart. I LOVE YOU Delr ble P .. S Thanks for the boat!

ClaSsifieds 139-44-2754, THE SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER, FOR IT WAS THAT NIGHT I MET MY FAVORITE CHICK, WHO LATER ON ENDED UP GETTING SICK. FROM THAT TIME ON ·IT'S BEEN REAL­LY GREAT. GOOD LUCK ON YOUR FINAL. I LOVE YA + 199-38-11278. Michael - Fate has a way of drawing people cl~r If they were meant to be together. Although we've had our share of problems, we have kept our faith in one another. Through better understanding each other's needs, we are now able to try and work things out. We've come a long way with sWl further yet to go, but I know we can make it because of the love we conUnue to share. Just know that I will always love you. Sandy. Terry - Good Luck next year - although I DON'T THINK YOU'LL NEED A WHOLE LOT OF IT. Call me if you ever need me. You've been a gem through and through. Have a terrific summer - but watch out for empty fraternity houses! Lori Truckface - For putUng up with my sleep­talking, my alarm, my drunken states, my crude mom, my singing, my fish, my ups, my downs,my Cllf; Thanks for 2 fantastic, fun years. All my .love, Wenderoo. Gina, You've waited all year for this. Here It is. Thanks for an unforgettable year and have a terrific summer. Also, don't forget the trip we've planned. Love, Ken and Brian Carol,The last month has been great, let's make It an even better summer! Greg Debby S. In Pencader K, June 6 should be Your Big Day. I would like THE SUNBIRD to come my way, So don't blow your STUDIES AT THE END of May. If you choose to Ignore my say, Be prepared to WEAR cement shoes In the Chesapeake BAY. Rocky - the Prep god, It has been a great 2 years. Each day 11ove you and your Lacoste shirts more and more. I won't ever forget that night aboard your father's yacht. Remember to stay cute. I love You Very Much, Bunny 1

Sweetheart, Can you believe it's almost over. We made it. FOUR WHOlE YEARS. Everything will turn out. I LOVE YOU. A. C. was best ever. Let's do it again soon. Love, Tastycakj!. 16th Floor CWT - WEST IS BEST! Delta Bong Delta. Take care of Wally. 1603, 1609, 1610, 1611, 1614! When will we meet again. Take care. Love (1612) Ann, what can I say. From Mr. LopresU and the DIG in 8th grade to Mr. Rea and Lab In 12th. Apart again unW senior year and oh what a senior year. Ft. Lauderdale, the YM­CA, Atlantic City, Jogging, Superbowl party, Diets, BERMUDA-BERMUDA-BERMUDA! Rehoboth Is ccmlng. Thanks so much for the listening ear. I really needed It sometimes. Four more years. Dr. Ann. Good luck. Cheers to the future. Love, Wendy Ann Pete D. Then Ned Head for 1tl1. Hope your knee bounces back for next year. GOOD LUCK! THE GRATEFUL NEDS. Jane, Stone throwing to WjH, DW and UD. Three in a row. I'll be back to vlalt. Have you seen Aruba or Peach? How about Cenaflno? Bermudll must happen again. So many good Urnes. Duster, Burger King, Chicago con­cert, McDonalds, Ambler, cheerleadlng, Ft. Lauderdale, Disney World, Krantz's. Forever next door neighbors. Love, Wendy Bug. Taco, Here's the personal I've been promis­Ing you all year. Thank you for the wonderful year we've shared together. I know we've had some hard times in our past, but we always manage to get through them. That should tell us something. You are very special to me and I love you very much. I hope you have a happy birthday and I can't wait to celebrate it with you after finals. Love Always, Lil' Taco If I told you, you had a beautiful body, would you hold It against me? I thought that would catch your eye! Thank you for being there so willingly when I need you. I so look forward to the summer and to all the times we have ahead of ua. Te qulero! Glovani, Never forget the Lamber Hoser, Peggy's, MBH's, G and T's, green death, cupcakes, tuna fish, baby "discussion," rent!, knife for ... , wiped out, have the doot, brow, scrounger, no-nick, una hlstoria, shish-kabob, Villanova, Evita!, and my baby takes the morning train. I won't. Love, Lesillnl Un, These 2 years have been great. Have fun and be happy but never forget who loves ya! I'm gonna miss you and always thinking of you! Love ya, Rls To all the Friends I leave behind; thanks for two great years, life on the third floor; foot­ball games; lacrosse; pet puppets In class; snoozing thru Chern.; all the parties; the write-ups; the fun. All my love to all my loves. Remember all of you always. Thanks. C. Tillman

HANGGLIDING CLASSES FORMING NOW. Come get HIGH off the ground. Call RICH 737-4424.

Paisan, you've been a good friend always. Thanks! Love, Maggie and Mitch.

Bonsai, Thanks for being special - you're the best! I guess you just H.T.B.T. didn't you? P.S. C.B.? Love, Tom

To all my friends, , especially Karen, Andy, and all the people In RSA In the last 2 years: Thanks for all the good times! These have been the best 4 years of my life. "Mr." Bill

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DOUGH MAURER! Surprised you didn't I? Have the best e1'er. Love- deine Schwester, Cindy

KEN BEACH - HAPPY BIRTHDAY THIS SATURDAY! Consider yourself privileged­I'm notorious for misplacing people's birth dates on my calendar. But I know yours Is on· the 23rd! I hope It Is a terrific one -I know of no one who deserves a happy day more than you. Thanks for everything, and while l'matlt-HAPPYGRADUATION!

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M.L.P., Why the personal? Whv not? You're the greatest, Damn it! I .L.Y. - ME

Congratulations GHF Alumni: Keli, Ronne, Suzie, Katells.l'll miss you! Usa

Hey D.P. - Jackie ~Lazle. Yes •. we're plagued with R.O.S.S., but hopefully we'll be cured of G.F.S. But, as S.E. would say, it's "cool." Thanks for a super semester - danc­Ing on desks, campaigning - and we haven't had our first fight! You're a great D.P. Get Psyched for summer and an even better semester next fall - more Rluneti and Amaretto nights - Oh Baby! Love ya lots -Lynda

Daahling, It's been great spending the past four years knowing you were alway.s there. Good luck In whatever you do - and we'll always keep In touch. Love, Leroy.

ROB F ALK- Please, Ball me out! ! !

TO MY 3RD FLOOR THOMPSON BUD­DIES: Cheryl & SueS. - Thanks for always being there. Next year I'll be able to keep closer updates on Thursday night. Judie - I hope I didn't drive you too crazy. Lynne & Sharon - Despite obnoldous tendencies and smart remarks, I still love ya both. Sue & Joan - To the craziest next door neighbors who could always make me laugh ... Thanks for making my year a great one! Love ya all, Nina

Cindy, - I'm really going to miss you next year, kiddo. Thanks for being such a great roommate and friend. Have a great sum­mer. Love always, Lisa.

Eileen- This Is finally the last Issue. Now all we have to do is survive finala. Only eight days unW the only night that matters. "Nobody knows what a rude boy knows." I love you Inexorably, forever and tonight. Scott

Mortar Board • 12 would like to congratulate last year's members for all of their hard work and achievements. We wlah you all the best of luck In the years to come. Hope to see you at the Happy Hour, May 22nd at 4:00-Deer Park Tavern.

Rob Bllmpster -PULL OUT!!

Dave Kell - Who are you going to jump on this weekend!

Rob Falk- Ball Me Out!

To my editorial cohorts, Thanks for a (seemingly endless) semester of "Fun and Frivolity." I hope you all have angst-free summers. Features rule. Look, look no record reviews. Ciao, Scott - Actually Scott, there Is a record review!

Debbie & Lori, The Ume has come to say GOOD-BYE: We're so upset, we think we'llcry. You've touched the lives of all those near; With the llngerly effect, like that of a stale beer. Now the tides are turned, we're on to your games, Just one litUe slip and we'll WRITE UP your names! We've got our IEG,It's plain and clear All will be written, whatever we hear. We're the friends of the evicted, the F.O.E. by name: So watch out for use now, cause you're only to blame. Now have a safe summer and don't you fret, THE FOE IS READY, THE FRIEND OF THE EVICI'ED ARE SET! I..OVE,F.O.E. P.S. SAY HI TO YOUR MOMS!

Carol & Nancy: Sorry about being a super spaz on Saturday. You know some PEOPlE and alcohol. Next time I will try to be more stable. Thanks for caring. Lenny

Congratulations Captain Kelsh!!! And to whom do you owe your great success??

BRENDA: Congratualtions on your Editor­ship! I'm looking forward to next year - hope you are too! Alpha love, Cathe

A.G. - HAVE A TERRIFIC SUMMER. THANKS FOR THE PERSONAL YOU POET. GET PSYCHED FOR NEXT SEMESTER "UP NORTH!" E.H.

Julle, Here's to "Knotts Landing" study breaks; tons of popcorn; your last sip of birch beer; singing Carpenter songs with hairbrushes; 'dirty words'; Sherie plays passout on your kitchen floor; JoAnn hides liquor? NO! ... Avon.wrappers!; "Can I borrow your hus­band/; Bruce!!; Forks and cotton balls In a ponytail; "Can you make a canal with your?"; It's raining in the bathroom stalls; Papering In Buck; "officer, where is Wiscon­sin Ave? ... We're on It?!?; How often does Julie change her sheets?... Everytime Charlie comes? ; Overdevelopment of the "Extensor Dlgitorum Communis' on the left hand; Blackberry wine, raspberry brandy and the dripping nude; "My best friend Kathy Hurley"; the fearsome foursome; Cheech and Chong: dynamic duo; "Bruce, I broke the shower and I'm not happy"; "Hide the goldfish In the closet! ! "; hunUng bot­tlecaps; etc., etc. The best of luck to you and Charlie! ! We'll miss you!! With Love, JoAnn, Sherie & Denise

L & K - This has been one wild semester! Thanks for all the great Urnes- E's late night munchies (sure 107 will make the popcorn), scope city (who Is it this week? ) wild parUes at Sypherd, Thursday night at the Deer Park (sleeping In malls or Is It that uncontrollable urge?), and finally our big Saturday night bash (beds, desks- you name It, we're on it) . It will be a semester we'll never forget. Get psyched for the summer because It'll even be better. Love, S & E

To Neen, my roomie - Russell - Reject, who Invented the black skirt! "Do you know when the picnic Is?" You're a real "11"- but on what scale? Wasn't the year full of "Rap­ture?" Enjoy your two favorite things: managerial accounting and Yukon Jack. Remember doing, "the Tlme Warp" on chairs, roast beef subs, peanut m & m 's, Bo Derek braids, Kahlua, 99 "My hair looks like s- and my face is fat," "No Problem," basically, "megabucks, the missing albums mystery, your football Injury, and all the fun! I'm expecUng dinner at Paper Mill next yea_r! Love ya, Cookie

To everyone who made our year so great ... -all our future roomies -"Big Barr"; laughing at Sam's stomach -Usa ("Marge"): psycho tennis buddies -Jay & Bill: Road Trips, the trivia handbook (I know, Give me a bong. ) -Gio: Block Distributors, showing West Chester how to party, getting lost In Rodney Dining Hall. -sue: Scopes (talk about coincidences!), gross bong water -Cathy, C'mon, feed your I.D. -Rick: "It's been real," Italian forts and haircuts -RHA Sig-Eps: For partying with us and nail polishing the room -Geri & Jimmy, for the being the bestest cousins -Lisa, Dave, Bill a. Dave,: For their love of shopping carts -Gamma Sig & APO -Dave F., our "sweet pea" R.A. -Ellen; boy trauma & palm readers (1 year forme!) -2nd floor RHC -obnoldous dining hall behavior -the "swipes" we lie to at parUes -Drunken winterim behavior at RHE • KA -pregnant monkeys, acting asleep, the ugly tomato, subculture, the G.H. crowd, making B-day cakes while drunk, everyone who came to parUes n, 2, & 3, kegs In the room for days, marathon meals, all our sisters and twins, being crunchy and getting books, "Twa" -scope qualities; rugby shirts, eyebrows, A.I. duPont tendencies, wongo nicks, rearlessness, prestige, baby faces, skinny vs muscly legs (I know I know you ... what's your name?) -all the silly people who think Unda's a prep (C'mon ... be real!) See ya in O.C.! Love, Unda See ya In the next dimension, Love Dl2

20 calories - Another semester down and It was more beauUful than I had Imagined. One

· day at a time, this is enough. We'll make each minute pass, and when I'm in your anns again, It will be worth each day waited. My love is for always, and it for you. Love ya, 320 calories

To all my friends at school, you'll be sadly missed. Each of you provided me with good memories to last a lifetime. To the Far­mhouse - BYE. Paul's deoderant is crouch rot. Old men get drunk. Yankees are better than rebels. To my seven roommates (Bam, MooMoo, Debbie, Eric?, Andy, John) Thanks, it was a great year. Kelly Flannery­you're wrong, you really are a lady but you couldn't be romantic with a gigolo. Jackie Davies, I'm glad we became friends, I need to know an alcholic and pervert. Dr. Bursa hear any fireworks. Joann, your beers are hibernating. Judy, N.J. has one good thing­YOU. To the white Tuxedo club remember the book and SLUM. Patty Solomon "Reggie let me feel it" Reggie Leach "Only Reggie has what Patty wants." Hare, you should be an ARTS major. Bam and Andy- had your DRY RUN. This question Is has John done anything yet? Moo " No, but he will" Reggie ­Patty KKHF. Eric - Debbie KKHF. Reggie, don't forget to clean out your drawer at the Farmhouse in room 102. Bill Brown which way did she rool Captain Muff Diver. With fond memories of laughter and joy. I'm pro­ud to call you all my friends. Good-bye and Good luck. Irwin

Nancy, Now the year Is almost done And God almighty, we had fun! I know whenever we look back, We'll remember our friend Jack, A broken windshield, your foxy brother, Some wild weekends, and an upset Mother. Our memories are quire extensive, but tlili Is getUng real expensive. So I'll just say for Old Times' Sake: It's tlme to blow this big Clam-Bake! (Hey, hey, Hey, what'd ya say, roommate darlln'?) The Other Wench

Penthouse DKF: It's been a great year, thanks to all of you. We never would have made It without your friendship and sup­port. Best of luck on tmals and have a great summer. Love, Marian and Laura

Lynn, my love, To paraphrase The Beatles: To lead a better life/1 need my love to be here./Here/ Maklng each day of the year/changing my life with a wave of your hand/Nobody can deny that there's something there./There,/Running my hand thru your hair ./Both of us thlnlting - How good It can be ./Someone is speaking,/But we don't know they're there./1 want you everywhere/And If you're beside me, I know I need never care./To love you Is meet you everywhere./Knowlng that love Is to share./Each of us believing that love never dles.!Watchlng your eyes,/ And hoping I'm always there .II want you everywhere- Here, There and Everywhere. My Dad always told me "Don't believe what's not in writing." BEUEVE!! "All My Lovin' "Dean

Bob- Thanks for all your help over the last 3 years and for being a great friend. Love, Jackie

Hillel open study for finals. Sun. - Thurs. TEMPlE BETH EL. 70 Amstel Ave. Check at the Temple for euct times.

Jenny - It's been a GREAT semester. Thanks for everything and see you next year. You In your Rodney single and me in my swinging a'-"pa=rtm="'e'-"n"'t.:__ _____ _

Pam, Trish and Cindy - Get set for a great next year. Our apartment will be hopping next year. I'm psyched! It'll be SUPER! P.S. Remember, I get to bug them the first week. ·

GREG: To my all time favorite graduate -you did it!! Congratulations! I'm so proud of you. Thanks for all the beautiful memories you've given me here at school. You're a super person and you deserve nothing but the best In life. Here's to best summer ever, kiddo. You're the rainbow In my life and I love you! ! Love, T-Bird.

MCBENTLY: Now you can't say you never got a personal! Here's a queer one: The ligs, the mits, the poles, the kings, Strange nights I can't believe Drinking, smoking, oh assorted things -Dreams too wild to conceive. All the ups and downs We helped each other through-The smiles, the tears, the laughs, the frowns, Teacher lady ,I'll miss you. Who Else Dear Sally's cousin, I can't believe you're really graduating! I'm going to miss our crossword pUZ%les and library chats but I'll miss YOU most of all. Happy graduation and good luck always - come visit next year! Love, Sally's roommata.

Dear Kenny, Mac, Kedy, Pete, and John, Happy graduation and good luck In the real world! I'm taking requests for your gradua­tion goodies, If you still want them. Love, Your favorite Review Editor P.S. Can I have my bootleg ack?

Sparky! Good luck on your finals. Apt. 10, here we come!

(TO THE GUYS ON SECOND FLOOR E ) I'll miss the water fights, pig nappings, P .J . parties and showers (?) But most of all I'll miss you. Have a great summer. Love always - J eanle

Fanny - Remember fat checks, obsessed eating, stolen undies, jumprope, naotime, popcorn, Riunite, dancing, the voices, scop­ing, Reeses chips in Acme, Roller skating, dirty jokes, romping, our kids, the phone bill! You are a great roommate and my best friend. Get psyched for our wild summer and next year. Love, Jeanie

Pam and Sue B - Next year won't be the same without you. Thanks for your friend-ship and love. Love, Jeanie & Ann:.:e;__ __ _

ALL PIRTMEN: Great 3 years, almost. Good lock. next year- Coach

Nlsse, Bun-Buns, Shady lady: I'm going to 1 miss you guys. Hope you all find that good stuff. Good Luck Always!!! Love, C. C.

Terbius Corpus, 2-~1. The king, the Boss, NYC, blanket thief, ice crean, chinese, toughtimes, said songs, "Incredlbl-0" "Me­Jealous?", wrestling, Hopkins - "I don't want to fade away." I love you kidaloo. BISC\Iit _

To HCC: You ought to shut your drapes. Thanks for the MAMMARY SHOTS.

John: you are the best thing that's happened to me this year. Good luck on finals Have a fantastic summer. ILY- YLH. Missy

Buford - After 6 months of he!Ubliss. I still love you 50- 11 times over. And I'm not talk­Ing Kelloggs. Lucy

Jake and Elwood: Remember: first Impres­sions ... water fights ... Llsa, wear jockey shorts much? ... Susie Frosh, you said you're not a BUZZY (All your dates) ... Don't get the SPINS on 306 BEACH! WE LOVE YOU!! Lester and Fred Paul, I hate to see the semester end- you've made it very special for me, and I'll always remember the time we've spent together. I'm really going to miss you. Love Always, Carolyn UDECU: Don't forget the party at Bill's Saturday. Check the bulletin board In the of­fice for details. Pam, To the bestest roommate and friend anyone could ever have -thanks for a great year. Never forget all of the crazy things we have done together! Thanks, schewetheart! Love, Betsy MICHELLE and GREG: [(ave a blast in Florida! Love, Anne Karen Surprise! YOU KNOW, what can I say friend, pal, and partner In crime. Don't forget cruisin', abuse from ..... "Treat me Right!," May 1st, REO, Clinic, obscene filmstrips, 406, 416, aren't TA's amazing creatures?.," 3:00A.M. studying for N201 at KK, long talks, shopping, scheming, and be­ing good friends. The list could go on but my wallet can't! Kar- I hope the next two years at U of D will be like the past two. See ya this summer. Just don't foregt - G FI! Linda C.W.- From the first time I saw you at Theta Chi I thought you were special. By now I know. Boppin at KA, late night munchies, the wall, B.S. sessions till 4, and of course THE Beach Party. What would I do without you? Happy "Legal" Birthday! XXOOXX Me To the whores - You guys are the greatest. Thanks for making my last year the BEST! From KITE MAN, Pam, Glenn, Paul, Carol, Stsrk, Baxton, Doc & Co. ; Good Luck. Mac, Kenny, Joe, Sam, John Green; Onward! Mike, Dave and Dave: See you at the Firehouse (Ma-na-ma-na-). Steve, J.R., Tom, Kent & Jim, someone's got to stay here. The Late Great Finance Committee, Thanx. Mary, Unda, JoAnn; I'll miss you. To the University; Graduate me! Kite To my favorite Nlce-Pizas - Thanks for a .,;reat year despite all the: slice its, yeah! believe ya! Doubles Deeni, film-flammin, birthdays (shots-for-shorts, dancing on tables, etc.) I-I-I don't know, dirtlng, cande jobs, "Bring in the Enquirer," dirt daqulris and Thank yous, Good Luck in the Future & "I'll Love ya Forever"- Jude Rich, rlh looking forward to spending a great summer with you! (how's that for positive thinking! ) Good luck on finals. Love, Usa. L.S., Thanks for making the 2nd half better than the 1st! Good Luck on finals and have a great summer. Love, L.M. Tartags, Just wanted to let you know how glad I am that we're buddies again; I missed you. Have an excellent birthday kiddo! Lox,e you lots, Phyll Hey Shell - It's been one hell of a year! Get psyched for the next one! Love ya, Fatso. ' HEY FACE: It's been one hell of a year. You've been a great friend and roomie. Love ya! Ter. P.S. Yes, I AM getting my own alarm for next year!

,. Yo Smyth Babes: What's under Jane's bed? Who has Linda's money? Who are the Babes enemy? Who gave K.A. her funky hair? Where'sMA? Where's Stavis seafood? Who chews Bazooka? Who's calling Dana at 3:30A.M.? What's hanvcng from that tree? Where's Bobby? When is the Maryland state fair? Yeeah! YOU GOT IT - THOSE BABES ARE GIGGIN ON THE BOOK -HAVE TO GET A GRIP ON THE BOOK­ALPHA MU ALPHA PHI- ABBIE

Tradewlnds Gang : We had a blast we'll never forget: underwear, shaking' puddin," Broward County Jail, "Have a Beer," Solar­caine. Good luck you guys In 303 and to the Girls in 304 wait till next year. Love, Abbie

Robin- Are you out of the shower yet! We'll have fun next year even if we have to pitch a tent. Love, Ab

Anne (211 GHB), Here's to me~ries of dai­ly papers, band pictures and Star Wars ... Amy

Marsha (101 GHF) Do bongs In Infinity, wall surfln, and weekend movies. Dizz-braln.

Irwin -many problems with your car lately? P&A

Judy In Disgulae: You'd better watch your step 'cause I can sell you anything. Thanks for the reallr really cool and hilarious har­monies, Elvts, stories, Hood and Sven and for being there ... A. Antperson

Randi - did we ever the story about ... J.P. & A.G.

Classifieds Forget the ZIPPERS, go see the Commo­tions instead ...

Girlfriend needs dance band - if Interested, call Tami, 366-9209.

To charter members of "R.T. Inc." Keep searching'! J. Andropolous

Mom: Your eldest remembers: Friendly stories, "hall" dancing, bean bags, open drawers, psychoanalyzing, breakfast, boyfriends, and most of all, our friendship! Love, Judy

Tami and Karen: To two of the best friends a groups groupie could have - Umm, S and I will be spending the summer In a "Roman­tic" record store. Hey - "Stop your sobb­Ing!" you Cuban sliders ... Love, The Great Pretender

Amy "Weengreen" Antperson : Sunday Elvis; second floor personal problems, Hood and Sven (the uglies! ), Anthony Newley, GQ, Bipping, Steve Andropolous, " seal" kill­ing, Pavlov, record shopping (! ) , Bacchus GIG, Brad and Annie, Big brother Nick, Gehad Amy, I just can't BELIEVE you sometimes! EQU! EQU! Hey, do you wanna walk up to Main Street? Sure! WHY? Shut up! Looking forward to another HILARIOUS year ... Love, Sven's b_<:st g,~irc:l:_. +------

Bill (207 Harter) - Where can I start? For two years you have been my confidant, a friend. Someone to share with & be with your leaving, I feel part of me is also going. Bill, I hope you know how much I feel for you -there is so much I cannot say or ever ex­press. I love and am gomg to miss you. Elyse.

DEBBIE AND TERI: How can I ever begin to express how much you both mean to me? Where do all of the memories start. I guess day Nl freshman year. The friendship that has grown among us these four years is ir­replaceable. I can only sum it up by saying I LOVE YOU ... ALWAYS, Lynda

\ Nancy (Master) - Thanks for being such a "doll" the two years we've lived together. I'll never forget the great times we've shared. Keep in touch. Love, you "TALL" roomie,Bo.

CHW: Don't forget all our great times, especially Rodney Valentine's Dance, My Birthday Dinner, Hotel DuPont, & Friday 13th! You still owe me 60 minutes of your time - remember anything I want! How about polygyny? I'm for it. Love, SRS

Kevin, It's only been weeks, but can never forget backgammon, donuts, tangerine lifesavers, Leon, sunrises, late nights, our bottle In the bahamas, hard times, or the serious moments. Most of all, thanx for mak­Ing the end so special! San

To my Roommates, all 40 of them. Second Floor GHC wasn't so bad after all, was It? Thanks for making my year so full of sur­prises! I had fun despite my occasional bad mood. Yup, even getting thrown in the shower twice, having buckets of water dumped on me a few other times, besing dren­ched in baby oil, watching Keg bowling, dressing in togas, and seeing goofy? Ar­tistic? wall paintings, was fun . All 1 can say is "Cut me a Break, what do you expect for a RA?" Good luck and since I won't be an R. A. next year, will you Invite me to your parties? Love Lots, Sharon.

JAYBIRD - Happy Hatching Day!!! Can I borrow some money? ... Wilbur's family ... 7-11 burritos ... Herman Munsters ... Bug and Tomato Head... Comm 255... Alarm at Strawbridge's ... writing poems in the sm~k-lng lounge ... the family car ... Chloe ... bulgtz-lng bulgezlzes and boogers ... washcloths ... Pecheroonle Strut or Disco Peck? ... Taste this!. .. How can you hate bananas? ... Biting you ... Squeezing me ... Love Boat.. . chewing anyone's cuticles ... writes like a chicken .. . Yiddish words ... getting drunk (when?) .. . Wake me up In 15 minutes ... Why do people kiss... Planet Xenon... Hanging hats on bathrobe ... I'm palsy ... Love, Marci

The girls from Squire Ugth your fire . Compliments- First Floor

Kim- Have a great summer- Keep In touch! Loveya-Usa

D - What can I say? "It's always the wrong ones." Real Cowboys, two-stePI>InP: & coun­try music ' "break my little heart." I'll remember those long talks, "Dreamln"', Porch sitting days & Deer Park nights, Saudis & other complaints. Thanks for listen­ing & tolerating my morning routine, runn­Ing & veggies. Love- K

MAUREEN- Congrats on passing! I'll miss your comments, preppie pants, OJ abilities, and Dinner suggestions. Best of Luck- K

Renee S., the FOX from Cannon. Remember the other day (you were wearing blue pants and a white sweater) - you bumped Into me In front of Kirkbride and said, "Excuse me." 1 could tell you were the most beautiful, sen­sitive girl in the unlvel'ft. I have to meet you. CALL ME, CALL ME - PLEASE. Signed, Anonymous (I'm In the ~ry).

Dear Beaker, Who would have ever thought that I would fall In love with a guy who wears a black cape and takes me to see a movie where I come out soaked; we've had some great and Interesting times since then -especially our summer In O.C. I know you'll be a success - listen, who else can I trust to do my Income taxes. I'll always be there when you need me.l Love You, Stubs

DEAR Klmmy Draper, Not getting 10cc's of Klmness everyday is going to be Hell. But have a great summer. We're going to miss you! Do GNOBS & Beers. Lots of Love, THE MERCENARIES&ME.

Stephanie - I'm "Checking out the bodies" -malnlyyours! Bob

YEAR ZERO/D & D players - the BEST treasure is friendship! R.H.

TO EVERYONE WHO MADE MY BIRTH­DAY A BLAST - THANKS! I'M GONNA MISS YOU GUYS. LOVE, BETH OXOX

NANCY AUTLER- HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU ... This is my OWN singing telegram to you! Thanks for all the crazy times together. I'll miss ya lots. Keep In touch. Love, Beth OxOX

Beth and Nancy: Thanks for a great semester!! I'll miss you both next year, but I know we'll KEEP IN TOUCH. Good luck always, Love, Cathy

"Hey, Havin' a grrreat time at the Universi· ty of Delaware ... "

TO MY FRIENDS AND TEAMMATES ON THE FEVER; YOU GUYS KNOW ..THAT WE ARE THE TRUE CHAMPIONS. CHAMPIONS BECAUSE WE HAD THE COURAGE TO COME BACK MONDAY, CHAMPIONS BECAUSE WE HAD THE FAITH IN EACH OTHER EVEN WHEN WE WERE LOSING, AND CHAMPS BECAUSE YOU ALL HANDLED A GRAVE INJUSTICE WITH CLASS. THANKS FOR THE SEASON. -QLS-

To the broken hearts (Jeanne, Judy, Leslie, etc.) left along the trail that I hoofed through the U of D for 4 years, all I can say is, "You had your one shot.. . just one shot." John

Kirsten - This year has been a blast! I'll never forget all the wild times, and most of all, SAM'S!! Thanks for being a great bud­dy! Love, Shirley

RUDE BOY- If I don't say something now, while I've got the chance, I'm really going to hate myself when I wake up next Sunday morning and realize that I miss you. Talk to you later. Terry

YO, MEND EN! - Congratulations and welcome back!

Kathi-This life Is yours Take the power to choose what you want to do and do it well Take the power to love what you want in life and love In honestly Take the power to control your own life No one else can do it for you Take the power to make your life happy. Love always, JD

BLOND CORNER DELI DELIVERY BOY: The German chocolate cake lovers are In love with you too. Crunchy Complainers

Ssdegh, Thanks for all the good times this semester. Good luck on your Finals. Get psyched for the summer. Love always, Cin­dy

Terry, Margie, and Bar, well kids the fun is almost over. It has been very interesting semester. Not only are you great roommates but also terrific friends! Good luck on your finals and have a great summer! Love, Cin­dy

Linda, Konnle, and Donna, Thanks so much for being such great friends this year. You were always there when I needed you. I'll never forget that. Good luck on your finals. Get psyched for summer. Love always, Cin­dy

HI Jo - After two years I finally broke down. Here is your very own personal. This was my last chance so I took it. Time to expose the most Intimate detalis of the past two years, for all to see. Well, maybe not, that could get costly. The only Important things that you should remember about it aU are the laughter and the love. We're not ending we're just beginning.- Mike

Karen, Polish Pres: Give me a smlle, and I will give you my heart, A Secret Admirer

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Hanby - Thanks for all the perverted talks In 100 Wolf. The Human Sex majors.

Mike H. - "I stood stoneUke at midnight, suspended In my masquerade ... " I'll sing the rest to you at the Balloon (If if remember lt!)Anne

Are you VERY SIMPLE? Seen ground hogs iin heat? Seen Xanadu? As-tu vu Monsier Croak? Then today MUST be tlie day after your birthday! The East Delaware Avenue Elephants and their Clubs (No, Diamonds!) would like to sing a birthday ditty: You're so UGLY, Mary, But Happy Birthday Mary Your face still disgraces the Family, MA-A-RY. Happy 19th! Love, Senny and Nameless

Miss Motz - What two years we've been through! Both good and bad times have still shown that you're a very special friend. I'll miss you! Love, Miss "Brooker"

Tom, Thanks for being a great solute reac­ting to form a good solution. Hope to form a lot more reactions. Thanks for making this the best year yet. Love, Janerz

To the other half of the package deal: From Harrington D to the Towers - They were all the BEST OF TIMES. Studybreaks, dancing the night away, Thursday night din­ners, Lauderdale, strawberry daiquiris, Down Under, life on the SOUTHSIDE of Rehoboth, penthouse suite, brunches, we have a marketing class? Bermuda IS ·another world, shopping trips, GH, and all the other adventures. This is to a terrific roommate and friend . Looking forward to June 6th and to being Helen and Betty. Love, Elaine

P.O. Svickel: Have a good summer and I hope to see you next year - maybe THEN we'll meet each other. Here's lookln' at ya, Blue.-Eyes. You-Know-Who

Brenda - Thanx for making Sunday so special! Love, Adrienne

Karen, You win, so this is my unconditional surrender. I don't want to take the Pepsi challenge, but like Coke, it's the REAL THING. Have a Coke and a smile. Love Always, Bill

Gina & Alice, We couldn't have picked two better roomies - you two have made us into the swlngles we are today (yes, you are to blame for our Insanity). 409 couldn't have been blessed with a more unique unit. Do ya think maybe huh - we danced a little bit and stuff? (With our mouths hanging open.) Are you girls ever serious about anything? We'll start our memorabilia with first semester: 2 planned parties, 1 spontanious one and a few broken glasses. Doobees, Chris Cross, Robert Palmer, the loop, "Oh my dear GODt" We sure lived in an "attractive" apartment. "Get off my back you sex machine." "Hey, that unknown machine -he's diggine your bulges." Winter Session & quarters, our 4th roomie- J.P., Quarter for­mal and 6 of us living In 409. Alice P - the mass transit woman- "smocked" up against strange Individuals In NYC and "The River." Second Semester: You just keep me hanging on, Born to be alive, and a little noodles, naturally- a 3rd party. Then came the Indescribable Fla. - GM became a woman & we had to have another party. Motorcycle Mama, Do you hear the flow? Rockstars, Boatmen & Boxwoman. All the M's, Mr. Heal & Mr. Bell Bottom himself. Vino, Vodka, & Rum & Cokes, semiformal tickets and could we ever miss the Balloon? "Rych here, Rych now" we must close but what's a woman to do? She now must go to MacDonald's every Sunday & dance to Steve Wlnwood. We'll miss our unitism - and there's to an unforgettable year to 'IBY the least. But remember: GM - upstairs much? CS- bathroom floor. AV- walks home with the ugliest men in the world (just Ew) . Al­Who Invited that woman with dirty toes anyhow?

Linda, Looking forward to a great summer and many happy times ahead. Dave

DELTA BONG DELTA HOPES ALL STONERS HAVE A "HIGHTIME" THIS SUMMER.

TO ALL OUR FANS AND ESPECIALLY OUR SCORE-KEEPER BOBBIE -THANKS FOR THE SUPPOR:T. THE FEVER.

Elaine, I don't know where to begin, but I know there won't be an end. Too many great times to ever try to list. It's not really over but just starting. Senior Year! Oh no! Forever roomies. A PACKAGE DEAL! Thanks. Our friendship ia the best. Pictures tell it aU. Friends are to be cherished. Cheers to the future. Love, Wen

To B2, Thanx for all of the fun, good times and love, and everything, good luck on finals. See ya this summer. Love ya, Poohla

The Guys across the hall: (1611 CWT) We're really going to miss you! From the Ice Swan, to life, tailgate, brunches, thanksgiving, bir­thdays, diana, pictures, salads again, 99, General Hospital, is Wendy cooking chicken again, springbreak, what's burning, and mother's day!!!! Wow - thanks. Keep In touch. We love you! Wendy and Elaine

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To all my Pike Sisters: You're a great bunch. Monday night was the best. Remember all our happy pledge da)'ll. Hope we get together over the summer. Have a great time. Good luck to everybody. Missy

To Janahaahahaha, Suzz and Rufle. Had a great year, lookin forward to a great sum­mer- good luck on tmals. Love ya, Pooh.

Maggie, Karen, Lois, Sharon, Marianne, Jeanne Marie, Congratulations. Rickie

Sonya, Congratulations on your pinning and graduation. You made my freshman year special. You are the best sister anyone could ask for. Love, Rickie

To my senior brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi: A.K.B., Artereo, Ank, · Sperman, Bobby, Bruce, AI, and Lumbo. Thanks for 2 good years of brotherhood. Best of Luck and always remember: Support Your Local Hillel.

Karen K. -I still can't believe HE said THAT to you! Tell me more! Tell me more! T.B.W.

1st FLOOR RODNEY B: WE BAD, UH HUH -THAT'S RIGHT, LIKE, HAS THIS BEEN AN UNBELIEVABLE SEMESTER MUCH, OR WHAT? : BASKETBALL GAMES; ROAD TRIP TO LEHIGH: POPCORN PAR­TIES; S.F. 1 OR 2; TOSSING TACOS: MAT­ZH BOXES; QUAD SCOPING; YOUR MOM; UM, EXCUSE ME, SIT ON MY FACT; EMR; MEGA WRITE-UPS; MEMORANDUM; F.O.E.; QUIET HOURS­YEAH, HELLO!; ANIMAL HOUSE; PELVIC THRUST; SUGARHILL; COSMIC RIP-OFF; HAPPY HOUR; GONZO PHILLIES OPENER ; THE INFAMOUS IN­CIDENT LONG - EFG, MO, GEORGE, FLY, CHESTER; EXECESSIVE NOISE?; EVICTION DAY!; ON THE RAG MUCH?; SOFTBALL GAMES; "THE TAPE;" LEAVING ON A JET PLANE; THANKS LESLIE FOR THE PHENOMENAL TIMES! HOPE YOUR FLOOR NEXT YEAR IS JUST LIKE THIS YEAR! WE NEED A DOOR SLAM - BANG! -THAT WAS MORE THAN SUFFICIENT!! To our four big brothers: Joe and his "comb," Bob and his "Budget Board," Tome and his "Take.-home test," Bob and his "i~lddie Porn." Thanks for a great year - we'll miss you! Love and kisses, The Quiet TQuch Kids We, the remaining membel'!l of ALPHA ZETA, give our thanks and wish the best of luck to our graduating brothers and sisters! HEY JEFF B.!!! Did you enjoy your six .of Genessee? Are you buying today?? 6'1" VickiCWT! Girls Beware - Irwin Hanby says he's petite. Prove you're not. 1 knew I should've bought that merchant ship! Bill- A separate one for you. I thank you too. Guess Who. Debbie: You are a great roomie even if you are in bed ... sleeping? Remember the den of Iniquity, Initiation nights, door boards, etc. Next year it's first floor, no more steps! Keep In touch and have a great summer. Love ya, your roomie Jane & Joette the two best neighbors I could have it's been a great two years Love Penny. To that A.J.K. Doglady (Pebbles for short) Happy Graduation- Your 3rd floor Pals. Nanci, thanks for a great year & for always being there- Love Penny ___ __ MJM, (you have your own special way ... ) You've more than touched me. " ... Will we ever get it right?" MJB _ To: Gale, Carol & Lenny (my future roomies), Get psyched for next year- it's go­ing to be fantastic. Lots of partying and MEN. (not to mention weebles). PaperMill will never be the same! Love, Pa~tt~i ___ ,., Sweetheart, Happy Birthday! 10 days till Utah! Love, your fiancee German - Eres el hombre de ml vida y el amor de mis suenos- Tu Carny DeCorvlno: Have a great 20th B-Day! We all love ya. K,L,D.H.S., B ... P .S. Thank calm for finals. Penny, I owe you one, but I can't bring myself to do it. Drink lots of dark beer this summer- have a great time! Love ya, Usa Do you seek ADVENTURE, EXCITEMENT, DARDEVIL FUN? Then go HANGGLIDING classes now forming. Call RICH 737-4424. S.O.S. announces services for friends or relatives of victims of sexual offense. If you'd like to speak with a volunteer, male or felll{lle, call the S.O.S. hotline number 738-2226 (Health Service) and ask for an S.O.S. member. To father Kelsh: On your run through life don't forget your face will always make me laugh. Tee-Bee. Love, Streck the Wreck.

Marcia, I'm really glad we've stayed together this long - we've had some great times, and I hope we'll hav.e many more. I hope you enjoyed dinner. Have a great birth­day!Love,John

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Classifieds TIGER (Yes you!) -Hope you didn't think I'd let this year pass without sending you a penonal! Thanks for helping me get over my homesickness, for being there when : had things to share, the mobile mattress (AYYYY!) the talks '1113 a.m., the beanbag, for Caddyshack (twice!), weekends, weekdays- EVERYDAY! Thanks for just be­ill& you ... I hope our love continues to grow always- Linda Lyle (only you know who! I MCIMad, You definitely are kind-hearted wann, beautiful and very sens)lOUS. and I love JOU. JDF JaM (of printer's fame) -well, here it is. Your personal. We just wanted to let you k.- we appreciate all your work (and everyone else's!) this semester. Sol;neday we'll cet It rtght, we promise. Thanks The Review

DoliDII YOSUA - Happy 20th!! Have a GREAT Day! Thanks for a great year. You've left me with so many metJloties. I'll miss you next year. But don't worry;;I'll be doWD to visit. Good luck always. Love, Cathy

DIAME AND JILL, To 2 OF THE WILDEST ACCOUNTING MAJORS AT U OF D. I'LL NEVER FORGET ALL THE GOOD TIMES WE'VE HAD. GOOD LUCK ALWAYS AND REMEMBER GOOD FRIENDS ARE FOR KEEPS! LOVE, MAR

LOOK OUT WALL STREET HERE COMES BELINDA (NOT MS., MISS!) DON'T FORGET YOUR DEBIT AND CREDITS; DEBIT LEFT, CREDIT RIGHT RIGHT. AND AMORTIZE YOUR PREMIUMS. IF YOU CAN'T REMEMBER THAT, AT LEAST REMEMBER ... WHO BEGAN THE HARRINGTON FALL 77 FOOD FIGHT ... CHAINS, GREASED HAIR, AND LEATHER JACKETS ... N2ct ... ANNIE HASLUM AT THE DELL WEST .. BITES RECEIVED AT BELLEBUE PARK ... PAD­DLING DOWN THE VALLEY ... SHUSS­ING DOWN THE SLOPES ... THOSE WILD AOPI's ... FRO, 509 to 1010 TO ... V-s ... B-S AREN'T GASEOUS EXPULSIONS... IF YOU CAN'T RECALL ALL THAT THINK OF "SCOTT WITH". AND YOU WILl.. MY LOVE FOR THOSE FOUR YEARS. GET WIRED, FIRED, AND "HIRED" FOR BRUCE. TO THE BEST "BOSSES" IN THE WORLD (Well, at least so far), KAREN AND JOHN, REVIEW EDITORS: THANKS FOR BEING SO FLEXIBLE WITH MY 9:00 WEDNES­DAY DEADLINES, ETC. l WOULD TYPE

·MY ARMS NUMB FOR YOU ANYTIME! (WHY DON'T YOU LEAVE THIS IN EX­CEPT FOR THIS PART, OF COURSE -GIVE YOURSELF A PUBLIC PAT ON THE BACK. OKAY?)

Liz, To my next year roomie, Remember our bike ride in the rain, Never ever forget the pain! Good times to come at the Harbour Inn, Who will it be Rich or Tim? Jersey this summer will be hot, For a while Delaware will be forgot. Next year will come faster than fast, Get ready for an Incredible blast! Lane will be rocking with the Doors, Room 306 will be shaking the floors. Love, Ann P.S. You can pick my eyelash anytime!

NORMAN: To a really great guy. Thanks for all the fun times - and our favorite place, "The CASABLANCA." The dinner and Roses were beautiful. Thanks again, Love always, MARCIA

STEVE CRABCAKE ELLERY - Good Luck in Utah ·this SWIIIJler. Have fun and be Good) I don't think-you have much of a choice though 1. See you in September. Love, Your nice girlfriend.

Oink: To a great roomie! Never fn.,.,t onr tale night pizzas, Peeping Toma, S.A., - I JOR­na lUll her for calling, P.D.A. on dance floors, and of course, "o di I!" Luv ya lots, PORK

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... 1981,yearofthe womanatDelaware (Continued from page 16)

succumbing to the Lions in overtime.

But field hockey wasn't the only women's sport to excell in the fall. Barb Viera's volleyball squad placed third in the EAIA W Regionals, go­ing 39-15.

Over the winter, the women's swimming team started reeling off wins, one by one, again and again. Many people feared they would lose. They never did.

Edgar Johnson's crew went 13-0 and then continued its domination by breezing to the championship via the

regionals. But, even more surprising

during the winter was the magic of Joyce Emory's hoopsters. Coming off a 7-13 season with only one senior made any prophecies for post-season play sound preposterous.

But the one senior, however, was not just "any" senior. She was Lori Howard- soon to be DelawareJs all-time scoring leader, men's or women's.

With Howard at the helm . backed up by a solid core, the Hens turned in a 21-6 cam­paign.

... Howard wins award (Continued from page 16)

pionships. A four-year starter on defense, Wilkinson also co­captained the AlA W Division II national champion lacrosse team. She was a four-year player for lacrosse and had 14 goals and 27 assists for her career.

Chorley, honored in volleyball, is a junior who played at setter for the Hens' third place EAIA W tourna­ment team. She established a new school record for service aces with 125.

Swikart, a sophomore, posted the best singles mark for the Blue Hens' tennis team last fall with an 8-2 mark ..

Carr, a freshman swimm­ing sensation, was a key part of Delaware's EAIA W cham­pionship team that posted a 13-0 season record to rank as the_ only unbeaten team at the University this past year. She was part of the 200-freestyle relay team of Bev Angulo, Mary Pat Johnson and Dawn Mayers that won the AlA W Division II championship in that event.

Hohler, a sophomore from Newark, Delaware, has established most of Delaware's indoor and out­door records in the sprints and was named the indoor trackMVP.

Softball Captain Short was the Hens' number one pitcher her senior season. The Mid­dletown, DE. native posted an 8-8 record this spring and has an overall lifetime mark of 15-12.

Brooking, a graduate of Wilmington's Tatnall School, was a key part of Delaware's AlA W Division II national champion lacrosse team. Brooking played point for the squad and earned All-AlA W Tournament honors for her play in the championship tourney. She also was a center back for the Hens' field hockey team and has been named to the United States national field hockey squad.

Bchakjian, a senior Co­Captain of the outdoor track team, was middle and long distance runner for the Hens who established records both in indoor and outdoor track.

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But that only told half of the wins, including an emotional -----------, story. The team became the 8-7 triumph over national talk of the campus with its 16- power Temple. game winning streak and a Finally, Lehigh ended the i2-0 record at the Fieldhouse. streak by edging the Hens 9-8

The success brought them a in the regionals' final. But regionals berth versus West then came the nationals. Chester, who fell to the Hens, Smith's team clouted 51-47. Howard and Co. finally Ithaca 22-6 and then nipped lost to Morgan State 87-64, but Loyola 7-6 to set up their nothing was going to tarnish championship duel with

the season, one which netted Lehigh. The Engineers were the hoopsters 15 school simply outclassed by the records. Hens, who won 8-4. The

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Howard named top female athlete

Page 16 • THE REVIEW • May 22. 1981

University women's basketball player Lori Howard was named the outstanding senior female athlete for the 1980-81 year at the annual Women's Athletic Banquet in Clayton Half on Wednesday.

Howard, who finished her career with 1,468 points to rank as Delaware's all-time leading basketball scorer for either the men or women's team, was also named as the basketball team's MVP for the third consecutive season.

Also honored as team MVP in their respective sports were Patti Wilkinson in field

hockey, Pam Chorley in This year Howard volleyball, Mary Anne established new Delaware Swikart in tennis, Mary Carr records for points in a game in swimming, Pam Hohler in (39 against Temple), in a indoor track and field, Terry season (517) and in a career Short in softball, Anne Brook- (1,468). ing in lacrosse and Maro She scored in double figures Bchakjian in outdoor track 66 consecutive games before and field. having the streak halted in

Howard has dominated the Hens' fourth game from the women's basketball pro- the end of the season, a 75-56 gram throughout her four win over Lafayette. years at Delaware. She was a Wilkinson, a senior from key part of this year's team, west Chester, Pa., co­which won a school record 18 captained Delaware's 1980 straight games and finished field hockey team that finish­the year ranked 15th in the ed 12-6-2 and placed third in nation in AIAW Division II the AIAW Division I cham-competition. (Continued to poge 15)

Sports awards for 1981 By JIM HUGHES

To wrap up what has been another banner year for Delaware sports, The Review sports section humbly submits its sports awards for

Review photo by Neol Williamson 1981.

BIGGEST SURPRISE: Phil Nelson, the foot­ball team's former tight end gets drafted by the world champion Oakland Raiders. SMALLEST SURPRISE: The football team has another winning season. Chalk up another one for Tubby. LORI HOWARD, shown here in a game against West BEST MALE ATHLETE: Goes to Matt Kelsh,

Chester, was voted the outstanding senior female who toiled in obscurity for four years on the athlete of the year on Wednesday. Howard was also cross-country, indoor track and outdoor track

BEST PERFORMANCE IN A LOSING EF­FORT: Lacrosse team's 18-9 loss to No. 1 Johns Hopkins. named the MVP of the women's basketball team. teams. We also applaud the coaches for MOST ANNOYING OPPONENT: Lehigh Col­lege, who beat the football team, the soccer team, the basketball team (three times in­cluding the playoffs) and the women's lacrosse team (in the regionals). Thanks go to the men's lacrosse team, who crushed the Engineers 22-9, and the baseball team who swept a doubleheader from Lehigh.

-Gold Nuggets by Chris Goldberg- deci?ing on Kels~ instead of automatically -- -- lookmg to the maJor sports. Honorable men-

't/ { th tion goes to Ken Luck of the basektball team, ~ ear 0 e w 0 men Hugh Dougherty of the football team and Scott

Young of the baseball team. Eat your hearts out male

chauvanists and jocks. There's no doubt about it, 1980-81 was the year of the women in Delaware sports.

Some call women's sports dull. Or maybe they point out that competition is not as strong in Division II sports and that, anyway, nobody bothers to watch them.

But they had one thing over the men this year. They won. And boy, did they win. While only two men's teams qualified for post,season play (neither reached the regionals), five women's teams reached the regionals and three of them advanced to the nationals.

Way back in the fall, Coach Mary Ann Campbell took an

upstart field hockey team to a third place finish in the Divi­sion 1--yes Division !-­nationals. ·

The 12-6-3 Hens had gained a national's berth by ousting Lock Haven 2-0 in the regionals. The stickers then proceeded to take their first two contests in nationals by downing Iowa and Connec-ticut. ·

But the critics weren't satisfied. Next on the agenda was number one ranked and undefeated Penn State. Sure­ly the Nittany Lions would devour the Hens.

But it didn't turn out that way. The Hens actually held a one-goal lead going into the game's final minutes before

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BEST FEMALE ATHLETE: Goes to Lori Howard of the women's basketball team. Not only did Howard break virtually every Delaware record, but she also helped turn a 7-13 squad into a playoff team. Honorable men­tion goes to Patti Wilkinson, who played on the field hockey and lacrosse teams, and Mary Pat Johnson and Mary Carr of the swimming team. BEST COACH: This one is just too tough to decide. We'll let Mary Ann Campbell, Edgar Johnson, Joyce Emory and Janet Smith fight this one out among themselves. BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE: Goes to the women's lacrosse team who not only brought home the national championship, but also played as a team, in every sense of the word. BEST €LUTCH PERFORMANCE: Goes to Mary Pat Johnson who made up five places on the anchor leg of the swimming team's 200 yard freestyle relay to capture Delaware's first ever individual championship in the na­tionals.

BEST TEAM NICKNAMES: The men's lacrosse team which featured a Tuna, a T.O., a Hap, a Moses, a Doc, a Chief, a Bear, a Mes a Rivs, a Hags, a Nut, a Burnsy, a Smitty ~ Zuggie, a Tanker, a Deano, and a Gut. ' BEST RESTAURANT TO EAT AT ON ROAD GAMES: McDonald's. No contest.

MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: Football team's Hugh Dougherty picking up 87 yards on the nnal game of the season to gain 1,000 yards for the ye~r. MOST APPROPRIATE . NAME FOR A PLAYER: Rock Antoni of the baseball team. BEST MUSIC DURING PRE-GAME WARM­UPS: The men's lacrosse team, who played Bruce Springst~en before the Johns Hopkins game. UNSUNG HERO AWARDS: To sports in­formation director Ben Sherman, and his assistant, Kevin Tresolini.

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