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1 The Independent Student Newspaper of the Unversty of Pennsylvana Founded 885 lp ^Batlg Pmnsullaman PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, October 4, 992 Vol. (MIL No. 86 Copyrght l992the Daly Pennsylvanan Photos By MARC BLUMBERG Students gather on College Green yesterday to hear televson personaltes speak at the Vote for a Change rally. Students rally for Clnton By JEREMY ZWEIG Daly Pennsylvanan Stall Wnter About 2,000 members of the Unversty communty flled College Green yesterday to hear famous actors and actresses endorse Gov. Bll Clnton's bd for the presdency. Actor Ken Oln of "thrtysomethng," a Class of 976 Unversty alumnus, joned other Hollywood stars n urgng students to vote for the Democratc canddate. The "rally for our future'" was sponsored by the College Democrats, Penn Pro-Choce, LaSalle Young Democrats, Vote for a Change '92 and the Hollywood Women's Poltcal Commttee. Rhea Pearlman, who plays Carla on the televson show "Cheers," stressed the mportance of the upcomng electon on natonal educaton polcy. "Ths [electonl year s dfferent, we are n bg trouble," Pearlman sad. "It's depressng as hell that only 30 percent of young people n ths country get a college degree. Bush, the educaton Presdent? Not n ths lfetme." Pearlman focused on the mportance of educaton and called for ncreased federal fundng. Despte advertsments that "thrtysomethng" star Patrca WeUg would also be at the rally, she dd not show up. But Soapdsh star Elsabeth Shue, who had not been advertsed, also spoke at the rally. College senor Marca Zabusky, Ken Oln, a Unversty alumnus and star of the televson seres speaks at the Vote for a Change rally yesterday on College Green. co-charperson of Vote for a Change, urged students at the peaceful rally to cast ther vote for Clnton. "We wll not stand for four more years of status quo," Zabusky sad. Zabusky stressed the need for change and an end to what she called the futlty of our present course. Oln, who sad "t was nce to be back" to hs alma mater, attacked the Bush admnstraton's envronmental polces. "Dan Quayle s an envronmental moron." Oln sad. "George Please see RALLY, page 2 Athletcs: Toast lmt s long-standng rule By KENNETH BAER Daly Pennsylvanan Staff Wnter To Penn Athletcs, t s the best thng snce slced bread. But to Quaker football fans, a lmt on the amount of toast spectators can brng nto home football games s all crumbs. A Unversty athletc offcal sad yesterday that the confscaton of 6 A bag of [toast or bagels] could cause some damage or be extremely annoyng? Elton Cochran-Fkes Assocate Drector of Athletcs large quanttes of toast used n the "Drnk a Hghball" song at football games was merely the enforcement of a "two or three year" old polcy lmtng the amount of toast to four slces per person. Elton Cochran-Fkes, assocate drector of athletcs, sad yesterday that the polcy was nsttuted n order to prevent spectators from throwng bags full of toast or any other baked product onto the feld. "Our concern was that a few of our spectators were throwng bags of toast and bags of bagels and, n some cases, bags of pretzels." he sad. "A bag of those tems could cause some damage or be extremely annoyng." Cochran-Fkes added that t s a "very small number" of people who throw bags of toast and he sad that a "bag of four [slces of toast] wll do no sgnfcant damage to anyone." "It's actually hard [to say] why four," he sad. "I can only say we had a certan comfort level wth the number four." Penn Band Presdent Paul Luongo sad that Unversty athletcs offcals told the band at a planned polcy meetng yesterday that they would be able to brng n ther large bags of toast "The band has specal crcumstances snce we can't carry four slces on our person and carry nstruments at the same tme," the College senor sad. Luongo also sad that the band was told that thef bags of toast were confscated at last Saturday's game because of an "over-zealous Spectraguard." Spectraguard offcals were unavalable for comment. Please see TOAST RULES, page 4 "thrtysomethng," U. sheds apathy for rally By JORDANA HORN Daly Pennsylvanan Staff Wnte' For about,000 people on Locust Walk yesterday, the grass normally the ste of md-afternoon study breaks became the unlkely stage for poltcal rhetorc and celebrty aura. The peace sgn next to Van Pelt Lbrary made ts perodc re-entry nto the poltcal spotlght, as many Unversty students dd the same emergng from the darkness of an apoltcal closet-clmate of Insde,000 Words A photo essay on the Cty ot Phladelpha's Columbus Day celebraton Page 3. Feld Hockey The Penn feld hockey team lost another -0 game to a natonally ranked team, ths tme to No. 0 Temple last nght at Frankln Feld Back Pag*. Index Campus Events 2 Classfed Ads 2-3 Crossword 3 Edtoral Page 6 4 Off the Wre SponsWre TV Ton^ht Weather 8 '3 2 8 apathy nto yesterday's Vote for a Change rally. And whle the rally amed specfcally to garner votes for Democratc canddates Bll Clnton and Al Gore, the crowd of students and faculty seemed far from unform. The more enthusastc supporters of the event were clustered around the strategcally-placed podum, and ther applause punctuated the speakers' endorse- Please see NOTEBOOK, page 2 Men wth gun rob students Attack near 40th and Pne By CARA TANAMACHI Daly Pennsylvanan Stan Wnter Two students were robbed at gunpont by fve men on 40th Street between Pne Street and Baltmore Avenue slghtly after mdnght Tuesday, Unversty Polce sad yesterday. The students, both male, reported to polce that one robber dsplayed a gun and demanded ther money, whle four others frsked the students The robbers took the students' watches and $40 n cash, polce sad The actors then fled the scene," rsty Polce Leutenant Susan Holmes sad yesterday They fled the area n a black sports car west on Baltmore from 40th Street Holmes added that the students could not dentfy the lcense plate number or model of the sports car Polce were notfed of the burglary n progress va the Phladelpha Polce rado. No arrests were made and the polce do not know the dentty of the fve robbers. In an unrelated ncdent, the Musc Buldng was burglarzed between 6:30 p.m. Monday and 7 am vesterdav. Unverstv Polce sad. Polce were notfed of the burglary at 7:5 ajn. yesterday mornng, Holmes sad "There was forced entry nto three rooms," Holmes added. "Electronc equpment was taken." Polce do not know the exact tme of the ^arglary and are only sure that t occured sometme durng the nght or early mornng. Polce dd not make any arrests and currently do not know the dentty of the ntruder or ntruders In another unrelated ncdent, a car crashed nto a tree on the 3300 block of Walnut Street at :27 am Sunday, polce sad 'The auto sustaned heavy damage and needs to be towed." Holmes sad "Phladelpha authortes have been notfed." The passengers pf the car were taken to the Hosptal of the Unversty of Pennsylvana for medcal attenton, polce sad yesterday. The drver of the vehcle clamed that he had lost control of hs brakes, polce sad Polce dd gve the drver a tcket. Holmes sad. The car nvolved n the crash s a 979 cream-colored Chevrolet Performng artsts scramble for space By SHARI BART Daly Pennaytvanar Staff Wnter Although the Performng Arts Councl was desgned to unfy the Unversty's groups, as competton for rehearsal space ncreases, dvsons are begnnng to surface At last month's PAC meetng fve groups appled for membershp and votng representatves sad rehearsal space was a major determnng factor n whether admttance would be granted Accordng to PAC bylaws that were explaned n last month's meetng, there are two classes of PAC membershp: full and partal Full membershp ncludes payment of dues and allows a group to vote at PAC meetngs. Partal members do not have to pay dues, can not vote and do not have rehearsal space prvleges Both membershp classes receve exposure n PAC-sponsored advertsements and are allowed to perform and recrut n the Performng Arts Nght events Of the fve groups applyng for full membershp at last month's meetng, two were granted partal, two were granted full wth rehearsal space restrctons and one was dened membershp But groups representatves sad the rehearsal space problem stems from the Unversty's lack of resources. My opnon s that the Unversty sn't provdng the student performng arts groups wth adequate space both performance and rehearsal." Jesse Hertzberg. charperson of Penn Players, sad. "Perm's resources are qute lmted and 'My opnon s that the Unversty sn f provdng the student performng arts groups wth adequate space? Jesse Hertzberg Charperson of Penn Players lmtng." Theatron. formerly named Hllel Theater, and Stmulus Theater were both granted full membershp on the condton that they would sgn a contract stpulatng they would not request use of PAC rehearsal space. College junor Hertzberg sad he though t was a mstake to let Theatron and Stmulus n condtonally. " don't understand why they Please see SPACE, page 4 U. Polce wll open mn-staton By CARA TANAMACHI Dary Pennsylvanan Staff Wnter A Unversty Polce mn-staton at 3927 Walnut Street between Galaxy Vdeo Arcade and Baskn Robbns wll be completed by the end of the week. Unversty Polce Commssoner John Kuprevch sad yesterday The mn-staton s one of two on campus, whch Kuprevch hopes wll gve Unversty polce a "hgher vsblty" on campus. "Many people don't even know where we are." Kuprevch sad yesterday "The buldng we're n now sn't that vsble." The Unversty Polce staton s currently located at 394 Locust Walk, across from Hgh Rse North. Kuprevch sad many students pass by the staton, not realzng what t s. The other polce mn-staton s nsde the Funderberg Center at 340 Walnut, Unversty Polce Leutenant Susan Holmes sad. "They've gracously allowed us to be usng ther space n ther nner room," Holmes sad last week. Although not yet as vsble as the mn-staton at 394 Walnut, the mn-staton at the Funderberg Center wll soon be renovated along wth other parts of the center later ths semester, Kuprevch sad. Kuprevch added that the dea of Please_see STATION, page 4 SANDRA RODRIGUErPP Stafl Phr A sgn heraldng a new Unversty Polce "mn-staton' from ts future locafton at 3927 Walnut Street, A hangs t

2 Page 2 The I>al> Pennsylvana!! Wednesday.October NOTICE CAMPUS EVENTS are lsted daly as a pad publc servce ol the Unversty ol Pennsylvana, and are admnstered lor the Unversty by The Daly Pennsylvanan. There s no charge to authorzed Unversty-afflated groups for lstngs of FREE events. Lstngs may be maled or placed n person at The Daly Pennsylvanan Busness Offce. 405 Walnut Street. Irom 9 am to 5 p.m.. Monday through Frday. Campus Events wll not be accepted by phone 25 word lmt Deadlne: 3 p.m. 2 busness days n advance. The Daly Pennsylvanan reserves the rght to edt Campus Events accordng to space lmtatons WEDNESDAY -WOMEN'S ISSUES n the Electon ' Speakers representng NOW. WHAM. WAJE and a PA House representtve Nonpartsan Meyerson B-. tonght 8:00. ABANDONED ANIMAL Rescue League Meetng. Wednesday Oct 4. 8:30pm Bennett Hall Room BADMINTON AT Weghtman Hall from 7.30pm to 9:30pm Questons? Call Lauren or Marc CHRISTIAN MANAGEMENT- Managng Chrstanty wth Whar ton professor Dr. Patrck Harker Wed.. 2:00 noon at the Newman Center. Lunch provded. R..S.V.P AM areevelcome! COMMUNITY KIDS - meet at 4:00 Frst Floor of Houston Han. For more Info Call Amy FEEL LIKE a pawn n the game of lfe? Come to the Phlomathean Socety's Human Chess Tournament' Wednesdy. -4pm. College Green FREE ICE cream on Locust Walk' ' Let Haagen-Dazs and SPEC treat you to fve delcous flavors. Ths Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. 0:30am to 3pm IAA: THERE wll be a general club meetng Wednesday at 8pm n Vance Hall B. Ths meetng s mandatory for all those gong to Georgetown. JEWISH GRADUATE students meetng Jon us to socalze and plan future events 6pm to 7pm at Penn Hllel. Relreshments wll be served. Call Merle for nformaton KRAFT GENERAL Foods pres ents Career Opportuntes lor Wharton Undergraduate fnance or accountng majors Wednesday. October :00-700PM, Vance Hall Room 200. LAMBDA GRADS meets the second and forth Wednesday of each month. Graduate Student Lounge, Houston Hall Steerng Commttee meetng, 6:30pm. General meetng. 7:00pm. Accessble \EJ\. w^\ Campus Events WEDNESDAY LOOK FOR the demonstraton ol Macntosh computers today n SH-DH am to 3pm. Sponsored by PennMUG Student Ad promoton ends soon Don't mss t PENN / East Coast Asan Student Unon Conference (comng here February 993) General Meetng October pm SH/DH For more nfo call or PENN POLITICAL Unon Inter Party Debates. The Lbertarans wll take on the Moderates and the Conservatves wll take on the Lberals. Come to Wllams Hall. PENN-ISRAEL DAY Debate. Come watch representatves ol the Specter and Yeakeel campagns debate U.S. foregn polcy n the Mddle East 8pm. Houston Hall. PENN-ISRAEL DAY Far. Come enoy free Faafel and have all your questons about Israel answered. College Green. 0am to 4pm. PLEASE COME attend Taze at the Chrstan Assocaton. 360 Locust Walk. The Chapel 7.30pm PLEASE GIVE blood Hgh Rse South, 2:30pm to 7:30pm n the Rooftop Lounge. POE'S WORKS brought to lfe m reverent though hardly solemn vgnettes 7:30pm College Green (Peace Symbol). Then 4th FL College Hall Phlo sponsored STUDY IN Stockholm, Sweden' The Swedsh Program wll have an ntroductory meetng on Wed.. 0'4 at 4pm. room 226 Bennett Hall. Questons? Call SUBMIT YOUR Prose. Poetry, and Art to the Penn Revew. Submsson box n Englsh ol lce, Bennet Hall, or call Jen lor Art submssons THE PENN Amateur Rado Club s holdng an ntroductory meetng Wednesday October 4th at 7:30pm. Room 24 Moore Buldng. Call Garrett at wth questons. WHARTON ENTERTAINMENT Fnance Socety ntro meetng: SH-DH rm.204 7pm Fnancers, screen wrters and future flmmakers are encouraged to attend the expoloraton of Ihe ndustry THURSDAY "DEMONSTRATION /*ND lecture - Turksh Ebru" Fendun Ozgoren, Artst. Muscan. Nan Freeman 7:00pm, Esther Klen Art Gallery, Unversty Cty, 3600 Market Street, Phladelpha NEC ASIAN AMERICAN Lterary Magazne General Meetng: Thursday 0/5 at 8:00pm n SH/DH Room 203. For Inlo and questons. Call Jule at HOT! HOT/ HOT! See You On The Beach SPRING BREAK 993 wth CAMPUS GET-AWAYS? CANCUN L, C4LL NOW TO BE A REP AND EARN A FREE TRIP THURSDAY ATTEND A Pennlncs Orentaton Meetng to become a sca.ce mentor n nearby publc schools Come at 4 or 5pm lo 340 Walnut St.. Sute 400 C Call CAMPUS CRUSADE lor Chrst. Come check out our large group meetng at 7pm n Moore Zg. All are nvted Call for more nfo. GREEK CLUB meetng. Coffee hour 8 p.m. Van Pelt College House Room 305 All welcome to attend. Refreshments wll be served. IMPORTANT UNITED Jewsh Appeal meetng at 6pm n Hllel We need your help for an exctng project New and old members welcome. LDI CENTER for Health Polcy presents John Ress. Chef. Health Law. Dechert Prce and Rhoads. speakng on 'Regulaton and Health Polcy Reform. - 4:30-6:00pm. 364 Locust.CPC Audtorum LESBIAN GAY Bsexual Allance General Meetng and Socal 7:30pm Bshop Whte Room of Houston Hall. All are wecomel TIMES OF Inda senor edtor Pralul Bdwa speaks on "Inda's New Economc Polcy Turn Panacea of Prescrpton for Dsaster" 25 College Hall Frsa VOYAGE OUT. Perm's magazne for women's ssues and deas, wants to publsh YOUR stores, essays, poems, artwork, etc. For more nformaton, call Melssa at OFFICIAL BOWMAN SCHOLARSHIPS (travel grants for study and servce n Afrca. Asa. Latn Amerca) Applcaton deadlne s 0/20. For nformaton, call the Offce of Internatonal Programs BULIMIA / Anorexa Support Group for Women Students s currently formng at the Student Health Pschatry Servce. For an nformatonal appontment call Margaret Fchter. Ph D CPPS WIDENER Unversty School of Law wll be comng to cmapus Wednesday. Oct. 2 for admssons nformaton sessons Advanced sgn-ups requred n Grad/Prof area. Sute 20 McNel Bldg. DR. HOUSTON Baker Jr. wll talk on "Volence n Amercan Culture: The Case of Rodney Kng" at The Warwck Hotel, 7th and Locust Street Wednesday, October 4th Lunch at 2 and talk at 2:45-45 Cost $20 per person RSVP-Lsa Sasser. (25) EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SOUGHT for PASSPORT. Penn's publcatonn of nternatonal travel and study. Deadlne lor canddate consderaton s Thursday. Oct. 5th. nterested? Call Elzabeth at OFFICIAL ENGINEERING STUDENTS- Over 50 companes wll recrut for full-tme and summer employment- TODAY Engneerng Career Awareness Day. Towne Buldng. 0:00 am - 3:30 pm. Brng Resumes EXPOSURE TO hazardous substances n the laboratory presented by the offce of Envronmental Health and Saftey, October 5th. 2: John Morgan Bldg. Lecture Hall B EXPOSURE TO hazardous substances n the labratory represented by the offce of Envronmental Health and Saftey. October 4th. 0: John Morgan Bldg Class of ' INTERVIEWING THE Employer's Perspectve Drector. Corporate Recrutng, Amercan Management Systems, wll gve an nsder's vew Oct 4 7:00 room 200 Vance Hall Sgn up JAMES MADISON Junor Fel lowshps (lor senors who want to be secondary school teachers n Amercan Hstory). Applcaton deadlne for nomnaton: 0/2 Come to CPPS lor more nlo JUNIOR/SENIOR PRE-MEDS seekn '94 Admsson: Part I Ap plcanl Workshop on Thursday 0/5 from 2- Advanced reg straton requred n Grad/Prof area of CPPS, Sute 20. McNel Buldng PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE of Osteopathc Medcne wll be on campus Wednesday. Oct. 2,lor admssons nformaton ses sons. Advanced sgn-ups requred. See Grad/Prof area, Sute 20. McNel Bldg. PLACES ARE avalable for stud ents desrng to jon Personal Growth Group to clarnly values, gan perspectve, develop clearer sense ol oneself Call Dr Mll or SENIOR PRE MED Students Hone your ntervewng sklls at a "Medcal School Intervewng Workshop" on Thursday, 0/5 from 8-9am To regster, see ElananCPPS. SUPPORT GROUP for Penn's women students who are lesban, bsexual or questonng ther sexualty s now formng Call Betsy Conston. Unversty Counselng Servces URBAN OUTFITTERS seeks part tme accountng ntern Lotus 23 very helpful Busness major preferred. Detals: CPPS bnders. "Accountng". Dubkk Restaurant ERTRIAN & ETHIOPIAN FOOD 4708 BALTIMORE AVENUE* Open Daly Tues-Sun 400pm -untl Trattontl '.' qpm 'tome Cookng Take Out. Pnvau Panes Catnng All You ton Eal Bult TuetSu-5pm-7pm 0% Dscount w/pmnn ID Campus group hosts Perot dscusson Perm for Perot wll hold an organzatonal meetng today at 4:30 p.m. n Stenberg-Detrch Hall room 2. Don McCoy, a member of the steerng commttee for the Pennsylvana chapter of Unted We Stand, wll speak and hold a dscusson about Perot's campagn, accordng to Penn for Perot co-charperson Aron Schwartz. McCoy strategst. s a former Republcan campagn In Bref Peter Morrson Panhellenc Councl sponsors panel The Panhellenc Councl s sponsorng a panel ds cusson tonght on women's ssues n the upcomng electon. The dscusson, whch s co-sponsored by the Kng's Court/Englsh House Resdental Lvng Staff, wll be held n Meyerson Hall, Room B-l at 8 D.m. Panel members wll nclude State Rq esentatve Babette Josephs (D-Phladelpha). Louse Francs, treasurer of Natonal Organzaton for Women Phladelpha, Ronne McPherson, presdent of Women's Allance for Job Equty and Mary Catherne Rcper, a member of Women's Health Acton Moblzaton. Glora Gay, assocate drector of the Women's Center, wll be facltatng the panel. Margaret Kane Students rally on Green for Clnton-Gore MARC BLUMBERG DP Staff Photographer Rhea Perlman, who plays Carla on "Cheers," vocalzes her support for Clnton at the rally yesterday. Students rally for change NOTEBOOK, from page ments and the rovng televson cameras. As the groups of spectators radated out from the center, however, the onlookers were marked more by curosty than outrght devoton for Clnton and Gore. Many pedestrans took the few steps from the Walk to the Green, and, hands posed on ther bookbags, took n a few moments of the televson and cnematc stars baskng n the sunlght of a Presdental electon year, wth poltcal endorsements as ther latest scrpt. "I was just walkng down and decded to stop and lsten," Wharton sophomore Dax Basdeo sad as he watched from the grass by the Procter&Gcuvble PURCHASES Are you lookng for a career n management that offers: Responsblty for mult-mllon dollar sourcng decsons Mult-funcatonal busness exposure A challengng work envronment Come learn more about employment opportuntes n the feld of Purchases PURCHASES PRESENTATION OCTOBER 4th 6:30 PM SH/DH 20 Co-sponsored by: The Black Wharton Undergraduate Assocaton & The Wharton Management Club * * INTERVIEW SKILLS WORKSHOP OCTOBER 5th 7:00 PM SH/DH 20 Sponsored by: The Black Wharton Undergraduate Assocaton Alumn Center Some onlookers chose not even to get off ther bcycles, but paused on the Walk for a few words, wth feet on the cobblestones, ready to rde on. Among some spectators on the perphery was an expressed feelng that the purports of poltcal dealsm were a gloss over the famlar faces of show busness. "I'm not sure whether people came because they wanted to see the Hollywood celebrtes, or out of a true desre for change," College freshman Jordan Katz sad as he watched from n front of the button "Who knows whether half of the people here wll even vote?" Under a tree nearby, frst-year College of General Studes student Derek Schllng expressed smlar feelngs. "The fact that they had celebrtes brought a much bgger crowd," Schllng sad between ntermten! rpples of applause and cheers. Many students "xpressed a mld surprse at the large turnout. Standng n a more attentve knot of people a lttle closer to the acton, College senor Km Dxon sad that the attendance at the rally was atypcal of the Unversty's general poltcal clmate. "Penn needs more lberals, n my opnon." Dxon sad, elctng nods of agreement from nearby onlookers, ncludng College senor Allson Davs. "I'd agree on that," Davs wth a smle as Elsabeth Shue spoke from the podum about today's comparatvely low tde of poltcal actvsm. "Penn s pretty apoltcal on the average." Dxon sad. Further back on the Green, Wharton senor Clauda Santom mated that half of the students at the rally had planned on attendng t, and that the other half had just casually dropped by to see what was gong on. "I just hope that the Republcan one follows t soon," Santon sad wth a slght grn. And from far up on the hll, Poltcal Scence Professor Alvn Rubnsten asked ths reporter a few questons of hs own. "You're never gong to have 7,000 people show up to a rally, so what's ndcatve [of the Unversty's poltcal clmate]?" Rubnsten sad. Under the shade ot a tree and holdng a Vote (or a Change t-shrt btauaatn hs arm, Rubnsten's optmsm for the brghtness of the poltcal future was tempered by experence. "I thnk f students stay here for 5 or 0 mnutes or so, that's a sgn of nterest," he sad. "If they vote, though that's the real benchmark." RALLY, from page Bush says let's stop worryng about owls and start worryng about people. Why can't we worry about both?" Oln also complmented Clnton's envronmental record n Arkansas. Kamal Latham, a Temple Unversty freshman and charperson of the busness and admnstraton d vson of hs school's student government, also spoke at the rally. 't's depressng as hell that only 30 percent of young people n ths country get a college degree. Bush, the educaton Presdent? Not n ths lfetme? Rhea Pearlman Actress on "Cheers' Latham sad he supports Cln ton's polces because he ncludes "all Amercans n hs vson." "Faled plans, faled programs, from a faled Presdent," Latham sad. "We need to take ths government back to the people, where t belongs." Unversty communty members attendng the rally cheered frequently durng the speeches. "It was very nsprng," College freshman Amanda Ganom sad. "The number of people here shows that Amerca's youth s ready for a change." Quotaton of the Day 'Ths [electon] year s dfferent, we are n bg trouble. 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3 Wednesday. Ocobcr The Dally Pennsylvana!! Page 3 A Thousand Words A photo essay Columbus Day Parade Grand Marshal Lucano Pavarotl takes a carrage rde. A People's Parade I U.S. Senate canddate Lynn Yeakel smles and waves durng the Columbus Day parade. What s a parade all about'' Is t the event that t celebrates, or If. the people who make up the festvtes? In the case of Sunday's celebraton of the 500th annversary of the voyage of Chrstopher Columbus, t was both. In celebraton of the arrval of the Nna, Pnta and Santa Mara, groups varyng from Master.) and Rhythm on Wheels. Featurng dancng roll named the.rds. to a group pushng Toro nmnwwera and even a man o ered by tn cans on a uncycle, proceeded down Benjamn Frankln Parkway to the Frankln Insttute and then back agan But the parade had ts more tradtonal partcpants as well, ncludng marchng bands from around the area, the Knghts of Columbus and hall Lucano Pavorott rdng n a carrage from a tme gone by In tandem wth the celebraton of the sesqucentennal of Columbus' trp, went a salute to 500 years of transportaton. Carrages drawn by horses, bugges, greengrocer trucks from the turn of the century, and a fleet of DeLorcans were just part of [he entourage. And who can leave out the Orgnal Hobo Band from Ptman N.l dressed n tattered clothes'' And what about the Gal's Kazoo Band from Long Lak. N V A saxophonst from the Grard Academy plays durng the Columbus Day parade. <.al's Kazoo Band fron Long Lakes. N.Y.. vsts Phladelpha for Columbus Day. Photos by Steve Waxman and Leanne Chukoske Text by Steve Waxman %* A cowboy from England captures onlookers' attenton durng a rally n South Phladelpha. *

4 Pag«* 'he Dally Pennsylvanan Wednesday. October Do You Know What Most Doctors Practce Frst? Ove 50% of th» year's medcal school class took KAPLAN. To fnd out why. come to our FREE MCAT7 MEDICAL SCHOOL SEMINAR at the DAVID RITTENHOUSE LAB (33rd A Walnut Streets) on the campus of the UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA at 6:00 pm on THURSDAY OCTOBER 5. Practce wth KAPLAN now - so you can practce as a doctor later. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: (25) KAPLAN Th«m«w to trw taat quoaton. Performng arts groups scramble for rehersal space SPACE, from page even wanted to apply for [full] membershp. The most obvous beneft to beng a member of PAC s to jon n the allocaton of rehearsal space," Hertzberg sad. "Why not just become a partal member?" Jenfer Marlowe, chaperson of Stmulus, sad that not beng able to coordnate rehearsal space through PAC wll not lmt ther access to rehearsal space. "Obvously, I would have preferred to jon uncondtonally," Marlowe sad. "But the way [the meetng] was gong t ddn't look lke we'd get that stpulaton. We're lookng forward to contrbutng to and benefttng from PAC." Theatron members could not be reached for comment last nght. Because Arts House s part of a Resdental Lvng-Learnng program, t s sponsored by West Campus and they need to reapply for membershp annually. Permanent full members are requred to be funded by the Stud«nt Actvtes Councl. Accordng to Arts House charperson Jac Israel, the group has been an annual full member for at least four years. But, when Arts House reappled for full membershp ths year, t was dened and the group was forced to settle for partal membershp. Arts House's afflaton wth the Lvng-Learnng program affords The Daly Pennsylvanan Cty Desk Once In a Whle.., You Wll Want to Take Off Our Glasses. Any Par Of Glastt When Purchased Together r- 20% off All Desgner Frames In Stock! 5r? n $ 80! 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Morgan n one of our rgorous career development programs, dependng on ther nterests, sklls and back ground. The programs are Corporate Fnance. Global Markets. Global Technology and Operatons. Management Sen ces, Audt. Fnancal, and Masters n Accountng. I at h program begns wth ntensve tranng programs before enterng an ntal career track In Corporate Fnance, you provde research, marketng, and analytcal support to clent and product teams You work on a varety of projects that range from dentfyng a clent's optmal captal structurng to structurng a stock or bond underwrtng. In Olobal Markets. recruts enter one ol three areas: sales, where you use a thorough understandng of Morgan's nvestment and rsk management products to solve clent problems. 2) tradng, where you manage rsk postons and make markets n fnancal securtes and nstruments, and 3) research, where you develop essental analyt cal tools. In Global Technology and Operatons, there are four career tracks ncludng problem-solvng n operatons. desgn of appled technology. evaluaton of leadng edge computer and communcatons technologes, and product development wth related sales and marketng respom bltes n our Securtes. Trust, and Informaton Servces group In Management Ser\ ces, the frm's nternal consultng group, you address strategc management ssues of the frm. Followng tranng. Management Servces analysts take assgnments n project management, product development, account admnstraton, marketng, human resources, fnancal plannng market research, and other key support functons. In the Audt program, fol- lowng tranng, you may pursue,tn audtng career analyzng the multfaccled rsks nherent n our busness In the Fnancal program, you pursue career as g fnancal professonal, performng Do career opportuntes stll exst on Wall Street? Ih'-N doal J.F Morgan, a world leader n global fnance. We offer exceptonal career opportuntes for the hghl) motvated graduate n corporate fnance, sales, tradng and research, global technology and operatons, nternal consultng, audtng and fnancal management, \<> don'l need an educatonal background n lnance t<> succeed a J.P Morgan. Successful canddates wl receve extensve on-the-job tranng Ths tranng ncludes specalzed programs tha help develop requste busness knowledge and techncal sklls, and ntroduce the ethcs, culture and team orentaton that dstngush our frm. Vttend our upcomng nformaton sesson Watch for the tme and locaton on campus J.F Morgan & Co. Incorporated, 60 Wall Street, Ne* fork, \Y Career opportuntes at J.P. Morgan ^P Morgan them prorty to rehearsal rooms n Hgh Rse East. At the meetng, Israel sad that other groups may have less access to the West Campus space. But Israel, a College senor, sad she dd not thnk t was far that because a few groups opposed Arts House's membershp bd, that everyone should lose use of the space. "Groups wll be forewarned that Arts House groups wll have prorty over Arts House space," Israel sad. "They wll have to adjust ther schedules [n the sprng] because we have to adjust ourselves." Ballroom Dancng was the only group not admtted on any level to PAC. Amy Raslevch, presdent of STATION, from page mn polce staons has been utlzed as a "strategy" n muncple law enforcement snce the 970's. "The whole objectve of mnstatons s to gve the percepton and realty of a safer envronment," he sad. Kuprevch sad that the mn polce statons are another step n Unversty Polce efforts to extend "communty polcng," n whch polce nteract wth the surroundng communty on a regular bass. Kuprevch added that the polce wll look for volunteers from the communty to assst n runnng the mn-statons. "We wll look to volunteers from the communty to work wth us," Kuprevch sad. "For a mn-staton to be truly successful, t has to engage the communty." He added that he hopes to provde nformaton at the mn-statons that wll make people more comfortable wth talkng to the polce. Leutenant Holmes sad that once the mn-statons are establshed, an offcer wll be "n drect contact wth local propretors." By establshng ths communcaton, the polce can better deal wth the specfc needs of the communty and help the communty solve exstng problems, she sad. Holmes added that people mght the accountng, analyss, and fnancal reportng of Morgan's results lot senor management, regulators, and stockholders To />< < ontnued at nn up* tunng nformaton >. tson. Ballroom Dancng, chose only to apply for full membershp and after t was dened sad she the group would not seek partal status. "We wanted exposure to how the performng arts communty works at Penn and to the sources of the people n PAC," the Wharton senor sad. Raslevch added that she was surprsed as well as dsapponted that her group was not admtted. "We had heard the dance [subcommttee] had unanmously approved us and that the executve board supported us," Raslevch sad. "But we've survved wthout beng n PAC. We've been resourceful n the past." Mn-staton to be opened E be more wllng to approach a mnstaton wth a problem, especally when they mght know the offcer on duty. "People may feel more comfortable to go nto a mn-staton and dscuss problems one-on-one wth a famlar offcer." Holmes sad. Accordng to Kuprevch. at least one offcer wll be on duty 24 hourat the mn-staton. He added that offcers have been assgned to patrol the staton areas snce the begn nng of the year, although the renovatons were not completed. People may come n to the mnstatons to report crmes or smply get nformaton, he sad. Marlon Lasster, an employee at Galaxy Vdeo Arcade, whch s located next to the 3927 Walnut Street mn-staton sad that he thnks the polce presence wll cut down on crme. "Just the sgn on the door even though they haven't moved n yet - has deterred a lot of problems, Lasster sad last week Steve Forgone. an employee at Baskn Bobbns sad that he "lo\ the mn-staton next door. "I thnk that every block n the cty should have a polce staton," Forgone sad last week. "The way thngs are now, why not?" Kuprevch sad the success of the mn-staton concept depends heavly un communty support. "I thnk we have a lot of hope n mn-statons allevatng fears," Ku prevch added "But we just hope people wll be wllng to work wth us." Toast polcy TOAST RULES, from page Luongo added that he "doesn't beleve [the Unversty) should be pckng on people who brng toasl but should be pckng on people who are brngng frozen bagels." "[But] f the only way to stop the mportaton of frozen bagels s [to] stop loaves of bread then they have to do what they have to do," he added. Wharton junor Marty Nelson, who sad he has been to "90 percent" of home football games sne c he came to the Unversty, sad he never has seen anyone throw a bag of toast Engneerng senor Mchael Frstenberg who was grabbed by guards whle tryng to brng a loaf of toast nto Frankln Feld also sad he has never seen anyone throw a bag of toast, and he understands that there s a toast polcy. "[But] why enforce t frst ths week and enforce t aganst a couple of people, and why was I gven so many contradctons n polcy by so many securty guards?" he sad last nght. Cochran-Fkes sad that "t s hard for me to address why there s spot enforcement of a polcy." "It's my understandng that the polcy s and wll contnue to be enforced," he added. Assstant to the Presdent Ncholas Constan sad yesterday that he dd not recall a slce polcy. "It seems to me that four slces s knd of strange," he sad. 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5 Wednesday. October The Daly P*nmylv«nl«n raft S Teach Englsh In Chna Mac Software Showcase! We cordally nvte Peaa faculty, staff ud tudtnt to our Mcrosoft Mac Software Showcase Pck whch presentatons you'd lke to attend (as many as you want") and learn about the latest and greatest n Macntosh software I Ths s your chance to hear drectly from Mcrosoft Product Managers and gve them feedback on what you'd lke to see I n the next versons! October 20 at the V. Penn Annenberg Center Smalt Theatre 3680 Walnut Street, Phladelpha, PA An extraordnary opportunty to lve and work for one year n the People's Republc of Chna. Jon Penn's Program for Teachng Knglsh at Shangha Jao Tong Unversty or Fudan Unversty (n Shangha), where you wll be provded wth free housng, free routne medcal care and a lvng allowance. Senors, students n the graduate/professonal schools and graduates of the Unversty of Pennsylvana are elgble to apply. Chnese language s not requred. INFORMATION MEETING Wednesday, October 4 4 pm Room 27, Bennett Hall 34th and Walnut APPLICATION DEADLINE NOVEMBER 6, 992 Applcaton forms are avalable from the Offce of Internatonal Programs, 33 Bennett Hall. v I WERTHEIM SCHRODER & Co BONUS! Those n attendance wll be entered nto a Mac software gveaway for each sesson they attend! Plus chances at Mcrosoft t-shns, hats and other cool stuff BONUS II! Everyone n attendance wll get a specal dscount coupon redeemable at ther campus reseller or local Mcrosoft Educaton Dealer' AGENDA: 0:00 am 0:50 am Mcrosoft Excel 4.0 :00 am-:50 Advanced features and new shurmu wll be shown on Ihs award-wnnng new verson' Mcrosoft PowerPont 3.0 (new!) Sm de lacal vamoa of presentaton program! 2:00 noon - :00 pm Mcrosoft Mac Technology Overvew :30 pm-2:00 pm 2:5pm- 2:45 pm St how Mcrosoft takng full advantage of Macntosh tacaaology wth bref demonstratons of Kcrt 4. Ward? Wars. 3 and aw programs takng advantage of QmctTmt S/tum 7, and other new technology [f you canl come to a full product prssadalorv. «(he one you'll ward to see' Mcrosoft Project 3.0 Tha latest verson of Mcrosoft new project management softwarraass the bar m sow*. fwouuty. and uaaudy' FoxBase* 2.0 The latest member of Mcrosoft Mac laaaup' Sea how s super-fast relatonal rlalahaae for the Mac can s nan your productvty Seatng s lmted! Please RSVP by callng , exl 000! For drectons, please call Mcrosoft Invtes All Graduatng Senors to Dscuss Career Opportuntes n Investment Bankng wth: Arthur Rebell(WH'62) - Head of Investment Bankng Andrew Frankle (WH '85) Davd Locke (CAS/WH '9) Steven Hoffnan (CAS/WH '9) Davd Wassong (CAS 92) Werthem Schroder 8l Co.. founded In 927, s a leadng nternatonal Jdl servce nvestment bank. Werthem Schroder s actve n all major areas of nvestment bankng; ncludng both domestc and cross border mergers and acqustons, publc and prvate offerngs of debt and equty securtes, bankruptcy reorganzatons and real estate. Wednesday, October 4, 992 7:00 p.m. The Faculty Club Opportuntes n Investment Bankng Frst Boston, a specal bracket nvestment bankng frm, headquartered n New York, wll be recrutng for ts fnancal analyst program. Postons are avalable n the Investment Bankng, Mortgage Markets and Publc Fnance Departments. All nterested students are nvted to jon Frst Boston representatves for an ntroducton to the frm and the analyst program on: TUesday, October 20, 992 Memoral Hall, 2nd Floor 360 Locust Walk (Above the Palladum) 7:00 p.m. Intervews for Frst Boston's analyst program wll be held on the followng date: Investment Bankng: Mortgage Markets: Publc Fnance: January 3, 993 January 3, 993 January 3, 993 For further nformaton, please feel free to contact. Spencer Hart Investment Bankng (22) FIRST BOSTON a nvmhr of h* CS ftrm lnnn CrtHf Lofton Holder Publc Fnance (22) Kerry Buckley Mortgage Markets (22)

6 'anef, Th-Dal) I't-nstlvanan Wcdncvl.>. October % ^atg Ptmtsglaman The Independent Newspaper of the Unversty 0/ Pennsylvana 08lh Year of Publcton MICHAEL SIROLLY. EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR JONATHAN MAYO. SPOUTS EDITOR STEPHEN CLASS ASSOCIATE EDITOR WMI FREEMAN. SALES MANAGER P4ft HI/ PHOTOGIUPHY EDITOR TA(M FRIEND. TRAINING M«IOSHUA AStltOr. ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR FREDERICK CHUNG. ART DIRECTOR DAVID BELL CREDIT MANAGER NSMVANIAN EDITOR EVA MOLNAR CMATtvc SERVICES MANAGER ///" KUM : ron HKISIIM UmOh \ W l-.oitoh./oshtm CORDON I ROXANNE PATEL. ASM- on The Slent Flng? Do Sprng Flng planners want student nput? Or do they just want to conceal t? You may have notced the cute advertsements around campus formond rng Flng forum, where many students hoped to voce ther concerns about the Unversty's annual mega-party. The ad featured a cartoon, wth people n four dfferent cartoon panels en thusastcally talkng about a fctonal Flng. "Last year's Sprng Flng was the best weekend of the year!" effuses one cartoon character. "The musc was awesome!" says another. "The events appealed to dverse groups!" exclams- a thrd, and "I thought the T-shrt desgn was great!" says the fourth. The cartoon was followed by ths kcker: "If you feel any or all of these statements are naccurate, please share your vews wth the 993 Flng Drectors..." It then lsted the date, tme and place of the Monday evenng meetng n Vance Hall. Of course, t would be wonderful f students on campus echoed the sentments of the cartoon characters after ths year's Sprng Flng. We're also glad students attended the meetng to help brng that about. But we can't help but wonder whether the advertsement for the forum actually drove some students away. On the surface, the ad appeared to encourage student attendance at the forum. Flng planners also publczed the event for the entre week leadng up to the event. But the text of the ad probably should have read, "Come to the meetng and help Flng planners make these statements a realty." By reducng crtcsms of Flng to four cartoon frames, t would appear that Flng planners already thnk they know all the reasons why people crtcze Flng. And by reducng each "reverse crtcsm" to a mere sentence, students may have felt ther concerns were beng trvalzed. For example, t's not just that people may not lke the T-shrt desgn. It's also that SPEC seems to abuse ts power to quash the sale of alternatve T-shrts It's not just whether the events appealed to dverse groups. It's whether dverse groups were ncorporated nto the hgher-level decson makng, regardless of whch students are n charge of Flng. But two other thngs are apparent about the ad Frst, t sad nothng about whether the Flng drectors were actually nterested n student nput. And second, t also neglected to say whether Flng drectors were wllng to mprove plannng to accommodate crtcs' concerns. The way the ad read, the Flng drec- HARV MATTHEW SELMAN. 34TH STREET EDITOR MARGARET KANE. C > I ARIIACOVINI. Co JEFFREY HUROK. PlIOTOGRAPIIl KIRSTl MATTHEW ' ELIZABETH DUCTIONM' ADAM I DAMON CHI DAN SACHFR M: tors may smply feel that t's ther oblgaton to lsten to students whne, and then go on plannng Flng just the same as before. We hope Flng planners wll carefully consder the ponts rased Monday evenng, and are genunely nterested n hearng from.students and publczng efforts to mprove Flng. Unf he behavor ol the organzers at M ed that Flng plat ll nterested n publczng the Flng debate. When The Dafy Pennsytvanaa reporter arrved, they promptly declared the meetng "off-! d" mplyng that our reporter was not allow quote or report on what they sad publcly. Gong "off-the-record" s utter nonsense at any event open to the publc. You can't nvte everyone n the world to your event and then exclude the DP. It just doesn't work that way. Besdes, t makes us wonder what they have to hde. Are they tryng to conceal somethng from ther fellow students, the people who attend I- Gong "off-the-recon! rd journalstc conventon, allowng people to dscuss ssues wth a reporter more canddly than they mght otherwse. When someone gsm ' ol-the record" for a short perod of tme, they no longer have to worry whether what they say wll appear n the paper, attrbuted to them. We want to stress that we strctly adhere to the "off-the-record" conventon when t apples, whch s only n a prvate settng. But you can't stand n front of a roomfull of random people and tell the one reporter n the back of the room. "Don't quote me on If an event s open to the general publc, t s open to the press. It s fal game for us to quote speakers and report on the proceedngs anyway we darn well please, and we are under no oblgaton to read our notes or our stores back to our soun We may do so t asked, though. Flng planners tred to bend the rules to avod publc crtcsm of Flng and ths edtoral s what they get for t. As student leaders who have dealt wth the DP before, they should have known better or at least asked If somethng controversal had hap pened at that forum, you can bet we would have quoted them regardless of what they sad about ofl the record.' And f somethng nt bad hap pened at ther lttle event, the story mght have appeared on the front page. But snce nothng dd and they tred to gag us we dumped 'em on page. to dency to fnd thngs n classc lterature I ere a phallc symbol, there a phallc symbol, everywhere a phallc symbol... Englsh majors have a ten- that aren't really there. In tryng to come up wth a unque paper topc, we are often forced to nstll meanngs n passages that the author probably never ntended. Usually ths works, because the profes- -0 s have been dong t for yean. Wat a mnute does that last sen tence have a double meanng? It ddn't when I wrote t, but now that I look at t, t's an obvous sexual reference. m Lterary Delusons Storm and Stress Caren Lssner I've learned to spot them a mle away, wth the help of some eagle-eyed nstructors from the requred Englsh major es 200, and In Englsh 203, we learned that. son n a 7th century novel about how sunlght penetrated the forest," was "obvously" meanng "f you can't t you're an dot"' a phallc reference! Of course, when the professor sad ths, half of the class nodded n agreement. Now, why are Englsh professors and students so obsessed wth phallc symbols? I can't answer ths queston. Tryng to fgure out the mnds of any group of people who hold The Heart of Darkness n hgh esteem s beyond me. I've had to read The Heart of Darkness fve tmes. Ths novel by Joseph Conrad who s an obvous Chrst fgure bee of hs ntals s consdered to be one of the greatest works of the 20th century. I can understand why the novel s l studyng, but I'm fed up wth beng taught why I should be enjoyng sonc thng I'm not enjoyng. The syntax of thngs wll never wholly you," wrote poet e.e. cummn (Check out the hdden meanng n hs name!) I don't know who decded what s sk lterature and what sn't, but they were too worred about fndng hdden meanngs n novels to let themselves be kssed by them Call me crazy, but I don't lke to struggle to enjoy a novel Readng three pages e Heart of Darkness s lke crawlng on a conveyor belt that's gong n the opposte drecton. Granted, t s obvous that authors 500 years ago, or even 50 years ago, had dfferent wrtng styles than the wrters ot today, but there are plenty of works from 7(0 to 900 that I've enjoyed wth lttle or no effort. My bggest complant, I guess, s that no one else wll ever admt tha they just don't lke one of the all-powerful sc novels. r Englsh 83, I had a professor who sad that he dd not enjoy two of the novels we were gong to read n class It was tme I'd had a professor who admtted anythng lke that, and t was refreshng. I enjoyed the class a lot more knowng that I ddn't have to pretend to worshp every pece of lterature that crossed my desk Are there people out there who can clam that they enjoyed The Heart of Darkness when they read t? Or the 7th century novel Oroonoko? Probably, but III bet that of that bunch, some of them convnced themselves they enjoyed t. Others just respect t. Some are lyng. And maybe some really fnd salor Marlowe's descrptons of the evl Kurtz nterestng But I personally wll not le to myself anymore. I'm glad Kurtz ded at the end and Oroonoko got castrated. (Sorry, I guess I just runed the move versons for you.) And how about Moby Dck a phallc reference f I ever saw one. Whle readng about the joys of mmersng one's hands n whale semen s nterestng, some of the more mportant passages n the novel n mnd n a swamp of techncal wlal ng terms that make me want to blubber. Now how could I, an Englsh major. possess such opnons? Well, most classc *C lterature deserves to be consdered classc It has stayng power, unversalty, orgnalty and, best of all, t's somewhat readable. One of the best Englsh had was a freshman semnar, "Crss of Iden tty n Modernst Fcton." wth Prof. Davd McWhrter. We read nterestng. relevant works by Dostoevsky. Woolf, Kate Chopn and a host of others But only a few of those works made t to other classes I took. The other novels were just too modern, I suppose. As a sde note. Professor McWhrter and hs wfe left the Unversty a few years ago, takng wth them one of the last decent flm courses to exst hen Illustraton by Mara Cutlnello/Oaly Pennsylvanan Last week. The Daly Pennsylvana/} ran an artcle about freshmen who decd ed not to read Frederck Douglass' slave narratve because they "don't lke to read." The fact that there are people at ths unversty who can't read one short narratve n an entre summer s unbe levable. I thought that stuff ended wth hgh school What knd of people get rejected from ths unversty people who need tfv summers to read a book? But, gettng back to my orgnal pont who s to say that somethng wdely read DOW wll not be consdered classc n 500 years'' Who s to say that certan hgh qualn \ hows wll not become * l.nglsh majors have a tendency to fnd thngs n classc lterature that aren't really there. In tryng to come up wth a unque paper topc, we are often forced to nstll meanngs n passages that the author probably never ntended. Usually ths works, because the professors have been dong t tor years.' Ellen McWhrter taught a Htchcock course, and the Communcatons depart ment offered "Monday Nght at the Mov Nether department replaced these courses or offered any addtonal com related to popular culture. After all, moves certanly aren't as mportant Oroonoko, Slave of Many O's. Screenwrtng was offered for the Brat tme ths semester, and over 40 people tred to get nto a class that only had room for 5. In the end, the class sze was expanded, but that cuts down on the sem nar envronment. It s tme for ths school to allow a few more non-ntellectual" courses nto ts roster, because there's obvously a demand. Who says screenwrtng sn't as mportant to some people as Shake speare s to others? Probably the same people who walk around declarng. "Ahem, I don't watch TV or go to the moves. It's all garbage," when the some perfectly good stuff on the tube and screen. Ths s not to say that "Gllgan s Is land" s a vable alternatve for Robnson Crusoe. The fact that some people on ths campus would consder t an alternatve s scary. focus of lterature classes n 200 years? It's about tme that students had the courage to stand up n an Englsh class and announce that the emperor sn't wearng anythng. There s hdden sym holsm most classc lterature, but not ev erythng has a double meanng. Does t mean that I'm stupd because I haven't convnced myself of the value of every lne of The Heart of Darkness? I don't thnk so. I thnk we have to have more varety n what we read for class, and I thnk we have to stop dsmssng the more enjoyable novels and entertan men! meda as nsgnfcant. We must also stop searchng for sym bolsm where t doesn't exst. There BJK many mysteres of lterature that have been overlooked tor yean If you really want to wrte a good paper, spell poet T. S. Elot's name backwards wthout the S, and try to fgure out exactly what he meant by tha Ol^r> &7. Letters to the Edtor Caren lssner s a senor Englsh major from Old Brdge, New Jersey. Storm and Stress appears alternate Wednesdays. A former student of Professor Robert Whtlock asks for a response To the Edtor: Dr. Robert Whtlock la a fne teacher. My frst year n veternary school I stood wth a group of my fellow students n a stall out at the New Bolton Center, and lstened as Dr. Whtlock dscussed wth clarty and wth humor the bascs of examnng a cow f*r evdence of dsease, Fresh from a career trad ng bonds on Wall Street, there I stood, ankle deep n cow manure, and realzed for the frst tme that beng nvolved n veternary medcne was exactly where I should be, and wanted to be. I wll alwayl be grateful to Dr. Whtlock and to the other fne professors at the Veternary School who have served only to deepen my commtment to ths avful, arduous and wonderful thng known t school." When I frst read of the accusatons of plagarsm aganst Dr. Whtlock I was lke many of us - shocked, but I was also saddened. Though Dr. Whtlock does not know me at all, I felt a specal admraton for hm as I went on n subsequent courses to learn many vtal ponts from hm about bovne medcne. In some ways I feel a lttle lke Shoeless Joe Jackson's fan after the Whte Sox scandal, and had the urge to gve voce to the rhetorcal "Say t an't so, Joe." As the days have passed and I have read the panful detals of the ncdent, and heard the angry reports and letters, I realzed that we have heard nothng from Dr. Whtlock hmself. Say t am ** H <v/w>r,/kwat«l oueuartnuanma tcmml m vfrawn IMOOK IN ' 0 DH H»IX WWMTHAJ. auumo so. I have the utmost confdence n the members of the dscplnary board organzed by the Unversty to nvestgate and to dole out punsh ment n ths ncdent. I understand the frustraton of the author of the artcle at ssue I understand the anger and btterness whch Dr. Whtlock's colleagues, especally those here at Penn, must feel. I understand, and have respect for the gravty of a charge of plagarsm n an academc world. But I want to hear from Dr. Whtlock If all of the nvestgatve reports are true, Dr. Wht lock has made an error so grave, hs academc career may never recover. I need to hear from hm what pressures fnancal, academc or personal clouded hs judgment so severely that he was lead to ths mstake. Do not msunderstand me; I do not look for the answers as a way of excusng plagarsm. I look for the answers as a way of understandng Dr. Whtlock's terrble error. Dr. Whtlock s a fne teacher. I admt that I am saddened nstead of angered by ths ncdent. I feel comon for a man faced wth a tragedy of hs own mak ng... wsh t weren't so. ELIZABETH BOUCHER Veternary Medcne '94

7 Councl to consder commttee changes By SCOTT CALVERT 3aty Penntytvanan Staff Wrter Unversty Councl members wll dscuss proposed revsons to the Councl Commttee on Undergraduate Admssons and Fnancal Ad at today's Councl meetng, attemptng to prevent overlap wth a smlar commttee overseen by the provost's offce. The proposed revsons would expand the reach of the Councl commttee to nclude the Unversty's graduate schools. As currently charged, the commttee can only consder admssons and fnancal ad matters for the four undergraduate schools. Socal Work Professor Louse Shoemaker, past charperson of the Faculty Senate, sad last nght that the revsons, f ultmately approved, mght reduce the commttee's overlap wth the Provost's Commttee on Undergraduate Admssons. That commttee, establshed by the provost several years ago, has greater mpact on Unversty polcy than the Councl commttee because Councl s only an advsory body to Presdent Sheldon Hackney and cannot mplement polcy. The provost's commttee also ncludes representatves of the four undergraduate schools, whle the Councl commttee currently conssts of nne professors, one admnstrator, four undergraduates and one graduate student. At last December's Councl meetng, faculty and admnstrators proposed abolshng the Councl commttee. But at the January meetng, Councl Steerng Commttee members decded to look nto changng ts functons as an alterna- tve to abolton. The staunchest opposton to phasng out the commttee came from undergraduate and graduate students on Councl, who argued at the tme that the move would decrease ther voce n the admssons process. Shoemaker sad last nght she s "a lttle ambvalent" on the ssue. She sad that whle the commttee has drawn attenton to "mportant ssues" lke need-blnd admssons, the tme and energy of ts members could probably be used "n more productve ways." She sad she s "not sure what's gong to happen [wth the commttee]," addng that Councl has dscussed changng or abolshng the commttee for several years now wthout takng any acton. At todays meetng Councl members wll also hear a presentaton from Steven Murray, the Unversty's vce presdent for busness servces, on the Unverst/s recent changes to Escort Servce. Murray sad yesterday that he would present "a ten-mnute overvew" of the changes, after whch Councl members wll have an opportunty to ask questons and make comments. The meetng wll also nclude a presentaton from Shoemaker on the 20th annversary of a College Hall st-n that led to the creaton of the Women's Center and the Women's Studes Program. Shoemaker sad she "wants people to understand that t s the 20th year snce then and we've come a ways, but not terrbly far," n addressng women's ssues on campus The meetng wll be held at 4 p.m n Hoover Lounge n Vance Hall and s open to the publc. USA TODAY s searchng for the naton's best college students. All full-tme undergraduates are elgble. Students should excel not only n scholarshp but n leadershp roles on and off campus. Informaton and applcatons avalable Offce of the Vce Provost for Unversty lfe 200 Houston Hall [DP SPORTS A " t t!,r., :!,r to lots of Lettuce. Wednesday. October The Dally Pwtyty ton PpT BE THE TYPE TO SAVE A LIFE. GIVE BLOOD. V Amercan Red Cross Do Our Monster Mash! Get all the Boo Bazaar stuff you can mash nto ths bag at 20% Savngs. Offer Good Through October 3,992. Mss Ths Chance and You'll Make a Bg Boo Boo! HOUSTON HALL Cards and Gfts 347 Spruce St., Lower Level Otto artos* a lee turn prefect (MmuadW syuravphakh Career opportuntes at J.P. Morgan for I nl erslt)' of hnnss Itmn students nterested n!«:htlmrkc»aylk ATTENTION: All students nterested n RESEARCH! THE NASSAU FUND has been establshed to help fund outstandng undergraduate research Submt proposals to the Offces of Undergraduate Deans by November 6th, 992 School of Arts and Scences: Assocate Dean for Undergraduate Studes. 33 S. 36th Street. School of Engneerng and Appled Scence: Offce of the Assocate Dean for Undergraduate Educaton. 09 Towne Buldng. School of Nursng: Offce of the Assocate Dean for Undergraduate Studes, 475 Nursng Educaton Buldng. Wharton School: Offce of the Vce Dean, Wharton Undergraduate Dvson, 00 Stenberg-Detrch Hall. Informaton sheets are avalable n Department Offces, Offces of Undergraduate Deans and the Offce of the Vce Provost for Unversty Lfe. 200 Houston Hall. (.IOIMI Hrchnolofn and Operatons Management Servces < onsultng) Sales, I radng. Research Please plan to attend <»/// nformaton presentaton <>// Thursday, October.'-' Student I non Houston Hull Urn frankln //«/// :thlf,m I// majors welcome JPMorgan J.l*. Morgan - an rqual opportunty mlow Come wrte for the 'DP' Call any tme. UtlLUt THE SEARCH IS NOW ON! MISS PENNSYLVANIA USA" PAGEANT - ' NO PERFORMING TALENT REQUIRED II you arc an applcant who qualfes and are between the age* of 8 and under 27 by February»W4. never mamed and at least a sx month resdent of Pennsylvana thus college dorm students are eltcjne you could be Pennsylvana s representatve at the CBS natonally televsed Mss Pageant n Feb. 994 to compete for over n cash and prues The Pennsylvana USA" Pageant lor 994 wll be presented m the Grand Ballroom ol the Palace Inn MonroevHe. Pennsylvana March 2. 3 and The new Mss Pennsylvana USA' along wth her expense pad tnp to compete m the Mss Pageant wll receve over $2,000 m cash m addton to her many prues All gels nterested n competng for the ttle mutt tend a recent snapshot brlel bography, address and Klm.na.le Johnaon ^ numb<f, Q: Prnnnhanla USA MISS PENNSYLVANIA USA' PAGEANT MM mm c o TRI STATE HEADQUARTERS DEPT CA ISA fts 347 LOCUST AVENUE JI WASHINGTON, PA see. IT" 'V... " Tr-Sole Heodouortera Phone / " U t MEMBER Applcaton Deadlne Is November 'MUM VSA' Poeeanl s part of the famly of Paramount Comnustcalont. fst Ms. Pennsylvana USA' It A Carvern Producton A UIUUUUUU.UUU-U I I I Want to make a real dfference? tudent J^c\ ctvtes Councl s seekng dedcated undergraduates (senors are not elgble) to serve on SAC's Fnance Commttee. Help allocate MORE THAN $500,000. APPLICATIONS CAN BE PICKED UP AT THE OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE and are DUE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 For more nformatons S \( s a SAC mlled group. 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8 Page 8 The Dally Pennsylvana!) Wednesday. October Off the Wre Gorbachev ready to appear before court MOSCOW Former Sovet Presdent Mkhal Gorbachev sad he was ready to appear before Russa's Consttutonal Court, but not at ts tral on the future of the Communst Party. The court, meanwhle, sad Gorbachev could perform hs "cvc duty" and testfy at the tral, and stll leave for Germany n tme to attend Saturday's state funeral of former chancellor Wlly Brandt. Gorbachev, who headed the party from 985 untl August 99, has refused two summonses to testfy. As a result, he has been dened permsson to travel abroad. "I am aganst those who use the Consttutonal Court for poltcal drama," Gorbachev told a Moscow rado sat'on on Monday. The court s decdng the consttutonalty of Russan Presdent Bors Yeltsn's decree last year that banned the Communst Party. Naton Dallas eases 'Sarafna!' categorzaton DALLAS The cty's move ratng agency has eased ts categorzaton of the move "Sarafna!," wthdrawng a cauton that the flm contaned scenes depctng "perverson." Monday's decson means a cty lawsut aganst Buena Vsta Pctures Dstrbutors probably wll be settled out of court. The cty sued the dstrbutor for refusng to accept the board's not-sutable ratng placed on "Sarafna!" because of volence. The ratng means people under 6 may not see the flm wthout parents. Board members had objected to a scene n whch the constable kcks a youth, sayng that ft the defnton of sadsm and therefore qualfed under cty ordnance as perverson. Compled from Assocated Press dspatches Barr refuses specal prosecutor n INSLAW WASHINGTON Attorney General Wllam Barr yesterday refused to authorze a specal ndependent prosecutor to nvestgate charges that hgh-level Justce Department offcals stole software from a computer company and conspred to drve t nto bankruptcy. Barr rejected a call for the ndependent counsel made on Sept. 0 by House Democrats. In a two-page statement, Barr sad there was not enough specfc nforma- ton aganst hgh-level department offcals to warrant an ndependent nvestgaton. Also, the attorney general sad hs own appontee to probe the matter, retred U.S. Dstrct Judge Ncholas Bua, "s conductng hs nvestgaton n a far and mpartal manner." Barr, who sad he conducted "an exhaustve revew of the allegatons," also sad Bua found no evdence to warrant an ndependent nvestgaton. Justces wll decde when expert opnons admssable n court WASHINGTON The Supreme Court agreed yesterday to resolve a dspute over "junk scence" by decdng when scentsts' expert opnons are relable enough to use n court. The court, votng to revew a brth-defects case, sad t wll decde whether judges may reject the testmony of scentsts who cannot show ther methods are generally accepted by others n ther feld. A decson s expected n 993. The justces are beng asked to revve lawsuts fled on behalf of two San Dego youths whose brth defects are blamed on Bendectn, an ant-nausea drug used by more than 33 mllon pregnant women t was taken off the market n 983. Lower courts threw out the lawsuts, sayng the scentsts the youths' famles planned to call as expert wtnesses had not shown that ther methods were verfed by other scentsts. In other actyesterday, the court: Refused to overturn ts 989 and 990 rulngs that granted free-speech protecton to those who burn or deface the Amercan flag as a poltcal protest The justces rejected a bd to revve a Texas law that banned flag-burnng. Dened former Navy ntellgence analyst Jonathan Jay Pollard's effort to wthdraw hs gulty plea to sellng U.S. sec- There s ths whole debate about junk scence.' Kenneth Chesebro Lawyer rets to Israel. Pollard, who s servng a lfe prson term, sad the government coerced hm nto pleadng gulty. Refused to decde whether the 99 Cvl Rghts Act apples to lawsuts fled before the law was enacted. The court, whch rejected a smlar case last week, sad t would not revve an age-bas lawsut aganst a Peora,., manufacturer of offroad trucks. Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas, charman months he has turned down requests of the House Judcary Commttee, from congressonal Democrats for ndesharply crtczed Barr for blockng the pendent counsels n senstve coses. nvestgaton. On Aug. 0, Barr refused to call for an He sad Barr s "hunkerng down n a ndependent counsel to look nto charges dogged refusal to relnqush control over the Bush admnstraton llegally asthe case n whch the department tself ssted Iraq pror to ts nvason of Kuwal. stands accused... The agents of justce In the case acted yesterday, 2 Demomust submt to ndependent and neutral crats on the House Judcary Commttee scrutny for ther own wrongful actons." had urged Barr to appont an ndepen- The attorney general's decson marks dent counsel to look nto alleged wrongthe second tme n a lttle over two dong aganst INSLAW Inc. Quayle tangles wth Gore n VP debate ATLANTA Al Gore and Dan Quayle col- applause from an audence made up of partlded over leadershp, the envronment and sans of the three men and a few hsses, as the economy last nght n a cracklng debate well. That prompted moderator Hal Bruno of vce presdental canddates spced by of ABC News to say, "There's no call for James Stockdale's passonate denuncaton that... so knock that off." of the poltcal grdlock n Washngton. It was the second of four campagn de- Presdent Bush and Quayle were lke bates ths fall, and the format made t a lvely "deer caught n the headlghts" when the re- affar, wth one exchange after another. cesson struck. Gore charged, paralyzed and Bush, Clnton and Perot met on Sunday unable to respond. He pledged that he and nght, and wll do so agan on Thursday n Democratc presdental canddate Bll Cln- Rchmond, Va and agan next Monday n ton "stand for change." East Lansng, Mch. Quayle quckly retorted that Clnton and The poltcal mperatve was clear for Gore would "make matters much worse. each of the three runnng mates: to boost Jobs wll be lost," he sad, addng that the the fortunes of the man at the top of the Democrats would rase taxes and spendng, tcket n a race that has exactly three weeks as well. left to run and shows Clnton wth a double- The Republcan ncumbent bore n on dgt lead n the poun. Clnton as an untrustworthy man, declarng Stockdale stressed hs non-poltcan's at one pont, "Bll Clnton has trouble tellng status, and he stumbled over hs words perthe truth." Gore responded mmedately, re- odcally n a demonstraton of hs nexpermndng Quayle of Bush's 988 conventon ence at poltcal combat and perhaps hs vow, "Read my lps, no new taxes," and a lesser famlarty wth some of the ssues. number of other Bush statements. "Don't expect me to use the language of Quayle's was a fnger-wavng, combatve the Washngton nsder," he sad n hs opendemeanor from the outset, attackng Clnton ng statement. "The centerpece of my lfe n vgorous manner over and over. He ac- was the Vetnam War." He went on to decused Gore several tmes of "pullng scrbe leadng the frst bombng run over another Clnton," by whch he apparently North Vetnam, beng shot down and held as meant lyng. prsoner of war for seven years. Stockdale exploded at one pont after The canddates clashed brefly over the Quayle and Gore argued, sayng, "I thnk envronment. Amerca s seeng rght now the reason ths "I read Sen. Gore's book," sad Stockdale. naton s n grdlock," addng that Perot was "I don't see how he could possbly pay for hs the man to fx the system. proposals n today's economc clmate," he The heated debate prompted occasonal sad. \ CO Lunch Specal A Package Deal One Personal sze Pzza + One Beverage ^ \. v«> >COA/ LOCUST ST. - THE WAREHOUSE OO Call for take Out ctt\cken One coupon per person, not good wth any otfer offer. Good 2:00-3:00. Expres /30/92. You Can Make A Dfference... RUN FOR THE UNDERGRADUATE ASSEMBLY Freshman and Wharton Upperclass Postons Open - Canddate nformaton and pettons are now avalable n the NEC/UA offce, Room 2, Houston Hall. - Petons must be completed and returned to the NEC/UA offce by 5:00 P.M. Tuesday, October 20, Questons? Call the NEC or call INTERVIEWING: THE EMPLOYER'S PERSPECTIVE ERIC SCHLESINGER DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE RECRUITING AMERICAN MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS WILL GIVE AN INSIDER'S VIEW WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 7:00-9:00 ROOM 200 VANCE HALL SIGN UP WITH JANE COLLINS IN CPPS GRMT GRAINS ( < ml stlad&essrcux KRAFT GENERAL FOODS GENERAL FOODS USA presents CAREER OPPORTUNITIES for WHARTON UNDERGRADUATE FINANCE OR ACCOUNTING MAJORS Wednesday October 4, 992 5:00-7:00 p.m. Vance Hall Room 200 SHAKLNBAKE LOG CABIN PL ljlll I PIACJULU CAq Eft UNIVER8LIY Of MNNSTIVA *r Maxwell House HOJIT MK- ^ '- -, >

9 Engneers to hold career day tty DWAYNE SYE t; Pannaytvanan Slatl Wrter Engneerng students wll get a ;Impse of the real world tomorrow, s CPPS and the Engneerng Stuent Actvtes Councl stage ther!2th annual Engneerng Career Awareness Day n the Towne Buldng from 0 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Lsa Tomln-Houston, career counselor for the Engneerng School at Career Plannng and "lacement Servces, sad that 56 npanes are scheduled to attend the event "expectng to see bachelor, masters and doctoral level students." Pronab Saha, Engneerng junor nd presdent of the ESAC, sad he s pleased wth the expected turn tut. Saha sad some companes de- Lned nvtatons to attend because f cutbacks n recrutng. "We were very successful, consd- NOW IS THE TIME... FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!! We can help you wth: Sludtnt/Teachcr Arfares Eurall Fuses Issued on the spot! Car Rental/leasng Work Abroad'Study Abroad tnt'l Student I Teacher ID Youth Hostel Passes I MUCH MORE! CALL for your FREE copy of our 993 "Student Travels" Maga lne! 36C6A Chestnut Street Phladelpha, PA Call Now erng the recesson," Saha sad. "The purpose of Engneerng Career Awareness Day s to provde an opportunty for [Engneerng] students to gan exposure to employment and career opportuntes avalable to them after graduaton," Tomln-Houston sad. She added that students wll also be able to fnd nformaton about summer nternshp opportuntes. Tomln-Houston recommended that students "brng plenty of resum Tomln-Houston sad that n the he career far has drawn an enthusastc response from both students and potental employers. "Employers have told us that ths of the best or the best career far they attend all year," Tomln-Houston sad. "Companes see ths as an opportunty to actvely NmMM Malng aomrtw )a vorpar coeur n <-.</ pa. MfOt/t Kmmmg by hetrt u mot knowmg. Mchel dr Montagnt (5 U W) s MrSTER OR YrAR ABROAD The Amercan I'mversry of Pars s a hmrvrar lberal arts lollrftr n Pans wellomng vstng students. Majors n: Art Hstory, * omparatse I terature, ( omputer VetKe. ruropean Studes, rrench Studes. Internatonal Affars. Internatonal Busness Admnstraton. Internatonal Konnmcs, and I ne Arts at Parsons School >>!»fs»y. Two programs especally desgned for vstng students The Insttute for French StuJte* m I'r KM students wth strong r-rench language profcency the chance to combne ther studes at AIT' vsth courses at the Insttut J'r tudes Sooales, Insttut Natonal det Iangues et ( mhsaront Onentales. I'nserste de Pans IV- Sorhonne, and Insttut d'r tudes Pohtques I'Scences-Po'l. fa^ml«.mm. H. wsj^. sssstta at recrut, to see who mght make excellent addtons to ther full-tme or summer staffs." "Students also have gven us excellent feedback" about the number and varety of companes present, Tomln-Houston added And Saha sad that "lots of students get ther connectons for summer jobs" through the career day. Engneerng senor Parrs Wellman sad he has used prevous career days to look for summer nternshps, and ths year Wellman hopes to fnd full-tme employment through the career day. "They've done a really good job ths year [attractng companes]," Wellman sad. Companes attendng the career far wll set up booths and dsplays on all three floors of the Towne Buldng. The Program m European Affmrt (PEAI allows students to select Europe focused courses from three of our maors and to ntegrate them through an on-gong semnar. Year-long students mav qualfy for nternatonal affars nternshps n ther second semester. 000 students from 70 dfferent countres. 40% U.S. ctuens, 4% French In % vstng students Housng s guaranteed Full college credt summer courses: Three-week French mmerson. Sm-week regular summer sesson THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS TW Asmnra Uarwnarv of Hen <"!.. tm z» Tlllllllll I Name nt nllmruftawmr* run cuarrmr* umj may be whhuad m applyng far entry m Fsl l»_ n ".^Aomnrp. Junor "ssswoe -.ars- caoehk ntrmc/program, Spnss] l*_ rvase m to llmaed Slam OnSc, TW Amercan Unvm«, ot ram NEaalllSm.kMlW Ne. Yoek. NY 000*000 Tal llllll' al^ Fa. II] 4- SJ05..»_ Wednesday. October The Daly Pmrml.uan Pact 9 The Penn-Israel Connecton presents PENN-ISRAEL DAY 992 TODAY College Green 0 am - 4 pm ISRAEL FAIR FreeFalafel. Fun and Info: Art Busness Educaton ' Entertanment Envronment 0 Poltcs Toursm TONIGHT Nursng Educaton Buldng Audtorum 8 pm DEBATE U.S. Foregn Polcy n the Mddle East Past Federaton Presdent Ed Rozen. representng ARLEN SPECTER vs. kj Temple Law Professor. Burton Cane. representng LYNN YEAKEL Co-Sponsored b> the \\ harton Israel Busness Connecton. the Penn-rnvronmental Group, the College Democrats, the College Republcans. Hllel of Greater Phladelpha. Alpha Kpslon P and Zeta Beta Tau. For more nformaton on Israel programs call l SD/AZYF, the Israel Acton Center at ISRAE(I.. McKnsey &Company, nc. McKnsey & Company, Inc., a leadng nternatonal management consultng frm, cordally nvtes members of the 993 Unversty of Pennsylvana senor class to learn more about our 2-year busness analyst program. We wll be havng a presentaton and recepton for nterested students on Thursday, October 5,992 at the Alumn Hall of the Faculty Club from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. We look forward to seeng you there. _.

10 PaftlOThe Dally Pennsylvana!! Wednesday. October 4, 992 PEN* at Penn and The School of Arts and Scences present A Talk by Jules Feffer Pultzer Prze-wnnng Edtoral Cartoonst Cartoonst, playwrght, novelst, Jules Feffer has produced works as dverse as. Passonella and Other Stores; The Phantom Tollbooth (llustrator); Lttle Murders; Carnal Knowledge: A Screenplay; Ackroyd; Jules Feffer's Amerca from Esenhower to Reagan; and Anthony Rose. Mr. Feffer receved a Pultzer Prze for Edtoral Cartoonng n 985 and was a faculty member at the Yale Unversty Drama School n Hs frst chldren's book, The Man n the Celng, wll be publshed next sprng. Wednesday, October 4, 4:00 p.m. Room A4, DRL (209 South 33rd St.) Publc Invted Admsson Free Ths program s funded by Gayfryd and Saul Stenberg. *PEN Amercan Center New York PROCTER & GAMBLE Management Systems PRESENTATION & OPEN HOUSE Wednesday, October 4 7:00-9:00 p.m. Sheraton Unversty Cty Refreshments Served Come learn about exctng careers wth P&G n: Systems Analyss Busness Analyss Operatons Research Artfcal Intellgence Telecommuncatons Decson Support Graphcs Marketng Analyss Database Technologes Consultng Analytcs 'Systems Operatons Integrated Networks All Majors Welcome, especally: EE, CSE, Systems, DeSc, M&T NEW ISSUES IN THE CONDUCT OF RESEARCH: INCREASED SCRUTINY BY FUNDING AND REGULATORY AGENCIES AN OPEN MEETING FOR FACULTY October 9,992,0:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Dunlop Audtorum, Stemmler Hall Dr. Barry Cooperman Vce Provost for Research * Introducton Mr. Anthony Merrtt Executve Drector, Offce of Sponsored Programs * Indrect Costs * Current Regulatory Issues Dr. Alan Schreber Assstant Dean for Research, School of Medcne * NIH Regulatons Mr. Stephen Sammut Drector, Technology Transfer Center * Unversty Draft Revsed Patent Polcy Mr. Matthew Fnucane Drector, Offce of Envronmental Health and Safety * OSHA Complance * New Processes, Programs, and Procedures Dr. Mark Selkson Drector, Offce of Radaton Safety * Changes n Federal and State Regulatons * Radoactve Waste Storage and Dsposal Dr. Harry Rozmarek Drector, Unversty Laboratory Anmal Resources * USDA Implementaton of the Anmal Welfare Act * Plans for AAALAC Accredtaton at PENN Ms. Ruth Clark Assocate Drector, Regulatory Affars, Offce of Sponsored Programs * Regulatory Informaton for the Conduct of Research

11 -day. October 4, 992 The Dalv Pennsylvana!! Page By DAN FELDMAN Daly Pannaytvanan Sports Wrter We here at Ivy Roundup do not take sdes when t comes to the mpendng presdental electon. But George Bush sucks. Gotta hand t to the soon-to-beunemployed prez, however he dd choose to attend Yale solely for the purpose of watchng those heroes of the grdron battle t out to acheve Roundup fame. Not to slght the good 'ole guvner He was a member of the Omnscent Octagon as well. Here s an dea. Let's take each of the canddates, put hm behnd the lnes of hs own Ivy squad, and the frst to score as many touchdowns as the natonal debt wll be gven the all-mportant Roundup endorsement. Enough poltcs Our collectve heads are about to explode. It's tme to run naked through the ranks of the Ancent Eght, lookng for stores that are ft to prnt. What we found of course was that Brown stll sucks, but that Harvard has joned them We wtnessed the fall of a mghty juggernaut, and possbly the emergence of another. Fnally, we here at Roundup were lucky enough to wtness the begnnngs of a new famly at the Yale Bowl, and the possble start of another one rght here at Penn. All n a day's work. Brown Sucks Statstc of the Week We here at Roundup are the frst to admt that we have been qute a bt harsh on the Brown Bears over the years. But that doesn't mean that they don't deserve t. Bush, Brown, Bll, Bg Green and Ball&Chans They suck. No, really, they suck. We mean t. Take last weekend's 28-4 loss at Prnceton, for example. The Bears, known far and wde for havng one of the worst defenses n modern hstory, only surrendered 28 ponts to the Tgers, and held Prnceton stud. Woundup quote Well Gard sucks, so at halftme of the Prnceton game. Brown coach Mckey Kwatkowsk opted not to put n fourth-strnger Trevor Yankoff (once agan, what do you thnk?), nstead gong for defensve back Scott Camp Camp was mpressve, (for Brown, that s) gong 6 of 8 for 62 yards n the second half. Bll Prnas and Trrvor Yankoff a.k.a. The Fab Phallcs. machne Keth Elas to a measly 39 yards. What happened - ' "Our defense played well, and that was really knd of strange." our colleagues at the Brown Daly Herald sad. Besdes ther stellar defensve showng, the Bears may now have a quarterback controversy as well Comng nto the season, senor Jeff Barrett was a shoe-n as the startng sgnal-caller. But he qut the team, leavng the door open for senor Bll Penas (what do you thnk?). But Penas was njured aganst Wllam & Mary (offensve lne dd not provde protecton), so he gave way to senor Davd Gard Why not Yankoff? (At quarterback, that s.) Who knows, but the Brown Stadum PA announcer must have fun wth those names. We do Quck-strke of the Week We all know that Brown sucks. And, of course, Columba sucks. But Harvard'' The No.l school n the US News c World Report respected rankngs? The school that accepted Elzabeth Shue*" They are awesome, rght? We here at Roundup beg to dffer They suck. The Crmson's 3-3 loss aganst Cornell made our decson easy to make Look at the stats The Bg Red scored four touchdowns and one feld goal on the day, so they had fve scorng drves, rght? Can you beleve that the longest scorng drve of the game for Cornell was :24 Thanks to the Harvard offense's total nepttude, Bg Red QB Bll Lazor was able to lead the Bg Red on scorng drves of 0 seconds. :24, 04, 6. and 5 seconds. Wow. "(Harvard] puts a lot of people up on the lne and the nature of ther defense s to gve up bg plays." Lazor sad Boy, what a great defensve strategy Stop em short but gve up the Hal Mary. Brllant. Cornell consstently acheved good feld poston thanks to a bgtme case of butterfngers by Harvard's fnest (read: they couldn't catch a cold f thev wanted to). The only tme Cornell had poor feld poston (.e.. n ts own half of the feld), senor runnng back Scott Olaro rumbled 53 yards for the fnal Cornell score of the game. "Our defense has been dong a great job of takng the ball away." Lazor sad. "I thnk that we're ranked somewhere n the naton n takeaway ratos " Well, Bll, I'm sure that you're ranked somewhere n the naton But we here at Roundup won't hold that aganst your Lazor-fast offense. Fallen Dynasty of the Week Remember Holy Cross? The team that pummelled Penn last year n Worcester, 45-0? The team ranked No 3 n Dvson I-AA last season wth a perfect l-o record? The bg, bad Crusaders used to strke fear n the hearts of each Ivy League foe. They once sported a 22-game wnnng streak aganst the Ancent Eght that even led to us here at Roundup tppng our hats to them But, lo and behold 992 came at Holy Cross, and no other game can typfy the Crusaders' demse more than ther 48-0 whtewashng at the hands of Dartmouth (whch happens to be more lopsded than a certan 45-0 result n 99) The Bg Green outganed Holy Cross, n total offensve yards. They held the ball 5 mnutes more than the Crusaders, showng well-balanced domnaton on both the ground and n the ar Of course, n talkng about Dartmouth's ar attack, we here at Roundup must pay homage to QB Jay Fedler He scorched the Crusader secondary for 307 yards on 23 of 34 passng and two TDs. He even ran for two scores. Why such a blowout 9 What happened to the football machne that was Holy Cross'' "I really ddn't expect the game to come out wth a wn lke that.' Fedler sad "We're defntely on a roll. We feel we can only stop ourselves." Well Jay. t's a good thng that we don't have to see you agan untl next September Weddng of the Week All of us here at Roundup want to take marrage nuptals at least one tme n our lves (maybe more I wth our favorte sgnfcant other And we of course love our grd- ron heroes of the Omnscent Octagon. So why not combne the two? That's just what two crazy lads dd durng Yale's 3-2 wn over Fordham at the Yale Bowl. Seems as f two graduates of the Yale Precson Marchng Band. Ror Myers and Jm Lockman thought t would be real cool to have ther weddng on the wellgroomed feld the Els call home So,,264 fans looked on as the blushng couple entered wedded blss wth the band accompanyng wth the weddng march. The funny thng was. accordng to our buddes at the Yale Daly News, that as the hurrv-up ceremony ended and the new Mrs Lockman tossed the bouquet (whch, ncdentally, travelled farther than any Yale QB could ever hope one of hs passes to fly), the Fordham team nearly ran uto the new couple as they scurred off the feld Seems as f the hghly-touted Ram defense contnued ts afternoon-long trend of mssng tackles So. who wll be next to unte souls on the ancent grdrons of the Ivy League? Well, we here at Roundup may have an answer to that queston Our crack staff of reporters was out and about searchng for the next lucky couple on Monday nght, and when we snooped n the Rooftop Lounge of Hgh Rse North, we may not have found our lucky couple, but we found two people that were gettng lucky We'll end the dscusson at that, but you two crazy kds know exactly who you are. We hope you were usng protecton. the Brown offensve lne, of course. Offense sputters n defeat OFFENSE, from BACK PAGE r wth the attack go on the at- Cloud sad "The mdfelders don't go on the attack. We have a tendency to be a lttle too conscrvat The forwards had no success breakng down the Temple defense K**er Saah and Krs Vlet nn held wthout a shot, although Saah's apparent tyng goal mdway through the second half was negated because the offcal called a queston able Temple foul earler on the play "I don't thnk our passng game was there as much as t used to be," Vlet sad. Penn forwards would often drbble the ball too long before unloadng a pass, or the Quakers would try to pass and the pass would be mshandled. Very few dd Penn complete a smooth stck to stck pass n the Temple offensve end. The bggest thng s»«_ have <> use each other nstead of our ndvdual sklls." senor co captan Jen Oschell sad. "I thnk the second half was better,'' coach Anne Sage sad \\r delverng Ht- ball more on the move. It was just a matter of gettng t stck to a The Quakers had trouble handlng some passes, whle others would be deflected by the Owl defenders. In ether case Penn's lack of offensve attack negated a strong defensve effort and superb goaltendng by sophomore Suzy Pures. F. Hockey falls to Temple REFEREE, from BACK PAGE Temple player would erase all hope. "Temple had layer upon layer of help as they went for the ball nor co captan Krstne Vlet sad. They smply were stronger than us and beat us to the ball." ^x? For Penn to boat an aggressve team lke Temple, t must focus more on executng the small game that has worked effectvely ths season. If the defense s stoppng vrtually every offensve surge but the transton game lacks breath, an opposng goale wll have an easv day DP SWAM IS 5, NIGHT 9 PM-2 AM IIIIIXXXIIIXIIXXJI EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT WIZARD'S BRINGS BACK I GOOD OLD DAYS WITH 976 PRICES* BUFFET I. W f?_ 4.? M.T'. L.? * M ' THURS * "" NOON TIL 2 AM -SAT 6 PM TIL 2 AM w VALUE UP TO $9.0O You and your guest are cordally nvted to enjoy one com- plmentary Entree/Lunch/Dnner, wth the purchase of another of equal or greater value. Or... I 40% off wth ths ad and student ID. Indan Restaurant 0 South 40th Street. Phla. (25) We wll also honor all coupons from any other.klan Restaurants. ^ A ' DP SPOR TS It's Tme To Play! 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The Hat Squad, and 48 Hours wh a* on CBS (Lve) g Turnng Ponts of the Second World Wsr The battles of Mdway. El Alamem and Suangrad Move: *** Two Mules tor Sster Sara (970, Western) Cam Amen Frye Eastwood. Shrley MacLame. Manolo Fabregas A gunsbnger m the becomes s 9th-century Southwest helps a whskey-swllng nun" cross the power-hungry desert to Mexco u»!«metros* Place Frends and Lovers" Blly's romance wth a dental student causes problems wth hs roommate (In Stereo) g ***V Tender Ueraes (962. Drama) Robert OuvaH. Tess Harper, Betty Buckley An ex-country snger tres to start a new lfe but hs past catches up wth hm PBA Bowlng Suncoast Senor Open From Semnole Lanes n St Petersburg. 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13 October The Daly Pfnn*\Kanan Page 3 BASEBALL A.L. PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Toronto leads seres 3-2 Game Alhletcs 4, Blue Jays 3 Game 2 Blue Jays 3. Alhletcs Game 3 Blue Jays 7. Athletcs 5 Game 4 Blue Jays 7, Athletcs 6, nnngs Game S Athletcs 6. Blue Jays 2 Game «. Today Oakland (Moore 0-) at Toronto (Guzman -0), 3 07 p.m. Game 7, Tomorrow Oakland at Toronto, 8 37 p m, f necessary N.L. PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Seres ted 3-3 Game Braves S, Prates Game 2 Braves 3, Prates 5 Game 3 Prates 3, Braves 2 Game 4 Braves 6, Prates 4 Games Prates 7, Braves Game G. Last Nght Pttsburgh 3, Atlanta 4 Game 7. Tonght Pttsburgh cdrabek 0-2) at Atlanta (Smoltz 2-0) p.m. WORLD SERIES Saturday. Oct. 7 AL at NL p.m. Sunday. Oct. 8 AL at NL, 829 p.m Tuesday. Oct. 20 NL at AL p.m. Wednesday. Oct 2 NL at AL. 8:26 p n Thursday. Oct 22 NL at AL, 8:26 p m. f necessary Saturday. Oct. 24 AL at NL. 8:26 p.m.. f necessary Sunday. Oct. 25 AL at NL. 8:29 p m.. f necessary NHL WALES CONFERENCE Patrck Dvson New Jersey Pttsburgh NY Rangers Washngton NY Islanders Quebec Boston Buffalo Montreal Ottawa Hartford W I. 0 2 T Pts Adams Dvson W T Pte 0 6 QF QA GF GA CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrs Dvson W L T Pts GF GA TampaBay Detrot Mnnesota Chcago 3 0 St. Lous Toronto Vancouver Calgary Los Angeles San Jose Wnnpeg Edmonton Smythe Dvson LAST NIGHTS GAMES Pttsburgh 6 Buffalo 5 Quebec 6 Phladelpha 3 Tampa Bay 2 S Lou* t Calgary 4 Mnnesota 3 Los Angeles 2 San Jon I W L T Pts GF GA TONIGHTS GAMES Ottawa at Hartford 7 35 p m New Jersey at N Y Rangers p m Edmonton a Wnnpeg 8 35 p m TOMORROW NIGHTS GAMES Montreal at Pttsburgh 7 35pm Quebec at Detrot p m NY Islanders at Phladelpha. 7 35pm Tampa Bay at Toronto. 7 35pm Edmonton al Chcago p m Mnnesota at St Lous p m Boston at San Jose p m Calgary al Los Angeles 0 35p DP SPORTS Quote of the Day When you have an opportunty to score, I hate to have the offcal make a bad call. She came up to me and told me she lost the ball n the lghts.' Penn feld hockey coach Anne Sage, descrbng the referee's lkely excuse after the Quakers' excrucatng -0 loss last nght to Temple SportsWre Compled from Assocated Press Dspatches TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL Amercan League SEATTLE MARINERS Fred Ml Plummer, manager, Dan Warthen. ptchng coach. Gene Clnes. ruttng coach. Marty Martnez, thrdbase coach: Rusty Kunt. trstbese coach, Rues Nxon, bench coach, and Roger Manser. buhpen coach Natonal League CHICAGO CUBS Named Jmmy Bank travelng secretary and Scott Nelson drector of player development admmstraton Assgned Jeff hartsock. ptcher, and Eton Paulno, frst baseman, outrght to Iowa ot the Amercan Assocaton SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Assgned Fran oecooveras and Jm Myers, ptchers, and Jm McNamara. catcher, outrght lo Phoemx of the Pacfc Coast League. Announced Oweras re fused assgnment and became free agent McNamara becomes a sx-year mnor league free agent BASKETBALL Natonal Beaketball Assocaton NEW JERSEY NETS Sgned Chns Moms forward, to a three-year contract WASHINGTON BULLETS Sgned Don Mac Lean, forward, to a muttyear contract FOOTBALL Natonal Football League LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Waved Vmce E.d-'; auaflsftodt PHOENIX CARDINALS Actvate? Roeenbach quarterback, from njured reserve Clamed Mtchell Prce, detene-vt back -tuck returner. off wavers from the Cncnnat Bengals. Waved Jm Wahler nose guard, and Enk Wlhelm, quarterback Placed Steve Lofton, cornerback. on nured reserve TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS - Traded Reuben Davs, defensve Sneman, to the Phoenx CardVvals for a 993 thrd round draft pck. Waved Todd Hanson, tght end HOCKEY Natonal Hockey League NHL Suspended Berrue Nchors Edmonton Olers center, for seven days effectve Oct 20 and fned hm $500 tor swngng ha stck n a preseason game Suspended Mke Koane Montreal Canactens rght wng, for tour days e tectrveoct 20 and fned hm $500 tor swngng h* sock n a preseason game BUFFALO SABRES - Loaned Cunt Malarchuk. goaltender to San Dego of the nternatonal Hockey League LOS ANGELES KINGS Asagned Tm Wat tars, defenseman. to Phoenx of the Interns bonal Hockey League WASHINGTON CAPITALS - Recalled Shewn Anderson, defenseman. from Baltmore of the Amercan Hockey League COLLEGE MOUNT IDA Named Rco Cabral assstant athletc drector ST JOSEPHS Named SteveG»huley assstant lacrosse coach SAM HOUSTON STATE Named Renee Chancellor women's assstant basketball coach WAKE FOREST Named Ron WeHman athletc drector Glavne gets shelled, NLCS ted at 3 Quebec sustans Lndros 9 offense and gets the last laugh, 6-3 ATLANTA - Tm Wakefeld and the Pttsburgh Prates ddn't knuckle under to the Atlanta Bra\ and the wn-or-go home pressure. The rooke baffled the Bt agan wth hs dppng, dancng knuckleball last nght n a 3-4 vctory that forced a seventh game n the Natonal League playoffs The Prates ted the record for most runs n a playoff game Barry Bonds homered to start the second nnng and by the tme the Prates l>ed eght runs later, the seres was ted at three games apece. Tonght, John Smoltz, who's already beaten Pttsburgh twce, wll oppose Doug Drabek. v. hs last three starts but hasn't had a four-game losng streak snce 989 The Prates, who seemed destned for a thrd straght playoff fa lure, wll try for another record n Game 7: the frst NL team to rally from a 3- defct and wn the p. offs They'll also try to do what th«- Braves dd to them last year, rally ng from 3-2 down by wnnng the fnal two games on the road. Wakefeld, who allowed nne hts, s 0- snce beng called up July 3 and 2-0 n the seres, and 3-0 overall aganst Atlanta The Knuckleball Kd has beaten Braves 20-game wnner Tom Glavne twce, a remarkable feat consderng he was n the mnors when Glavne started the All-Star game July 4 n San Dego And Glavne was just as awful as he was n the All-Star game Glavne allowed seven straght hts n that one, and what prevented that from occurrng agan was Atlanta's sprng tranng-lke In all. the Prates had a record-tyng eght hts. Atlanta had an on-feld error and a mental one. and Glavne had a nghtmare. Bonds had only one ht n the se tes untl Game 5. but he had two n the second nnng, as dd Lloyd McClendon, tyng a playoff record McClendon was 3 for 3 wth a homer and ted the playoff record wth fve straght hts over two games He's 8 for so far n the playoffs Jay Bell fnshed the Braves off wth* a three-run homer over the left-feld wall, t was and Gla- vne was gone. So were Atlanta's 2-0 hark back n the IMH lead wth a nhnrt-hanrlw short-handed and 3- seres leads t 3:22, t was Lndros agan. acceleratng on a short handed.kaway and beatng Ron Hextall Pro Hockey wth a hgh wrst shot to the glove Nordques 6, Fryers 3 QUEBEC - Call t a draw between Erc Lndros and the Quebec.Nordques The buddng Phladelpha V star scored two goals last nght aganst the team he spumed But Quebec won the game Mke Rcc, one of sx players acqured from the Flyers for Lndr scored hs second goal of the nght on a power play wth 3:57 remanng for the wnner after Lndros twce had ted the match. Steve Duchesne, who also came from Phladelpha n the summer deal, scored wth 2:7 to go. and Mats Sundn found an empty net wth 38 seconds remanng. The sellout crowd of some wearng baby clothes to suggest Lndros s a spoled brat, booed the rooke each tme he took the ce and nterrupted the match several tmes by throwng eggs, baby pacfers and cons on the rnk. The Nordques. out of the playoffs the last fve seasons, have a muchmproved team snce tradng Lndros on June 30 for sx players, two draft pcks and $5 mllon Lndros. drafted frst overall by the Nor dques n 99, refused to play for Quebec and made some contro. sal statements about Quebec pol tcs that stll anger many n the prouncal captal Securty was tght n the Co and there were no serous ncdents Most fans made lght of the af wearng dapers on ther heads and chantng rude slogans at Lndros Banners crtczng Lndros were n the crowd That ddn't seem to bother hm At :0 of the thrd perod, on a power play. Mark Recch passed to Rod Brnd'Amour next to the Quebec net. and a perfect feed from hm gave Lndros an easy goal to te the game 2-2. After Alexe Gusarov put Quebec Penguns 6. Sabres 5 PITTSBURGH Maro Lemeux contnued hs super scorng wth a goal and four asssts, hs second fve-pont game of the season, as the Pttsburgh Penguns remaned unbeaten wth a 6-5 vctory over the Buffalo Sabres last nght A-meux leads the NHL wth 4 ponts n four games on four goals and 0 asssts Lnemate Kevn Ste- S, who had two goals and an assst, also had 0 shots on goal n the frst two perods The Sabres took ther frst lead at 9:54 of the second perod when Brad Ma> posed n Bob Sweeney's pass to null Pttsburgh answered w.th three goals n 2:7. Jaromr Jagr scored on a power play at 83 and Stevens, who set up Jagr's goal, lfted a shot over Darren Puppa's arm to gve Pttsburgh a 5 4 lead Larry Murphy completed the outburst at 4:04. Jagr faked a shot and sent a pass across the crease and Murphy tapped t n Lemeux asssted on all three goals ne Presley scored wth three mnutes left n the thrd perod, frng a shot past Ken Wregget for hs second goal. Stevens and Mke Needham gave the Penguns a 2-0 lead n the game's frst 4: Stevens converted Lemeux's pass on a 2-on-l break and Needham knocked the puck n after a rebound popped n the ar and dropped at hs skates Vktor Gordjuk and Dave Andreyehuk evened the score before the end of the perod Both tpped n shots by Bodger, wth Andreychuk's goal comng durng a two-man advantage Lemeux scored on a power play early n the second perod. Hs goal concluded a streak of 6 unanswered shots by Pttsburgh When the news breaks, help fx t. Become a wre edtor for (The rntlu \Jnmsulankm. Choose stores from the Assocated Press wre, desgn layouts and create graphcs. Call for more nfo. Read DP Sports two, three, four tmes a day! 898- Classfed Ads 898- MISCELLANEOUS HEALTH INSURANCE LOW RATES. Call Gregory at DP PERSONALS ST. JUDE-S NOVBUA MAY THE SACRED heart of Jeaut be adored, glorfed, loved, and preserved through, out the world now and forever, sacred Heart ot Jesus. Pray lor ua. 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14 IHMLWLH Sports Page 4 The Daly Pennsylvanan Wednesday, October 4,992 MARC BLUMBERG OP Stall Photographer Penn sophomore forward Mandy Kauftman <whte) battles for the ball wth a par of Temple Owls last nght. The Quakers lost, -0, at Frankln Feld. F. Hockey loses on questonable call By MATTHEW REISER Daly Pennsylvanan Sports Wrter If Frankln Feld had Quaker Vson and NCAA feld hockey had the nstant replay rule, Penn's -0 loss to Temple last nght may have been a te. Wth 7:75 left n the second half and Penn tralng -0, Quaker sophomore Amy Pne tore down the rght sdelne, dshng the ball nto the center and onto junor Fran Magure's stck. Magure then passed t to senor Karen Saah, who apparently netted the tyng goal. But the referee had called a foul aganst Temple pror to Saah's shot, vodng the goal and awardng the Quakers an neffectve penalty corner. After the game, the same offcal apologzed to Penn coach Anne Sage for her whstle. "When you have an opportunty to score. I hate to have the offcal make a bad call," Sage sad. "She came up to me and told me she lost the ball n the lghts. She gave us a penalty coner, but I would have rather had the goal." "The referee must have thought that by callng the foul t would be to our advantage," sophomore back Lly Ma sad. "She could have let the ball stay n play and we would have scored. I feel a lttle cheated, but what can you do? You can only hope that the refs call a far game." Puttng ths one play asde, the Quaker offense was vrtually nonexstent. Penn (6-3-) had only three shots at goal all nght as opposed to the Owls' 6. In fact Penn ddn't get off a shot for the frst 22 mnutes of the game. And one penalty corner s clearly a sgn of a shaky offensve threat. The most acton seen by Temple's goale Donna Porter was her warmup drlls durng halftme. A random fan called out, "Let's go Penn, get aggressve." But the Quakers' attack was stfled by Temple's quckness to the ball. t s so mportant to create scorng opportuntes; t's a premum," Sage sad. "We need help from the mdfelders as well as the forwards." "We're not attackng strong enough as a whole team," Penn assstant coach Val Cloud sad. "We W. Soccer hopes to mantan hgh Quakers travel to Prnceton By ANDY MERAN Dary Pennsylvanan Sports Wrter As the Penn women's soccer team comes off the hgh of domnatng Towson State 3- on Sunday, the Quakers must mantan the same level of emoton and ntensty f they hope to come away vctorous when they travel to Prnceton tonght (7:30 p.m.). Whle Penn (0-3 Ivy League, 3-6 overall) was clearly better than Towson State, there s no doubt that the Quakers wll be tested aganst the Tgers (0-3, 2-5), who match up farly evenly wth Penn. Once agan, the keys for Penn wll be ts ablty to apply consstent offensve pressure, to create numerous scorng chances and to captalze on them. "Prnceton wll play very smlar to the way we do," Penn coach Suzette Wolf sad. "They'll be movng the ball really well." The Tgers, who have won two of ther last three games after a slow start, are paced by senor mdfelder Rebecca Goodwn, who leads the team n scorng wth two goals and two asssts. Sophomore forward Sue Reece (two goals) s also an offensve weapon, whle senor Km Douglas has posted a 2.43 goals aganst average n the net. Lke the Quakers, Prnceton has had to struggle to score ths season. The Tger attack was dealt a severe blow when they lost the experence of senor forward Danelle Ryan, who s out ndefntely wth a severe knee njury. Ryan had one goal and one assst n less than two games before she went down. t Penn wll h Ae to carry over the energy and exctement of the Towson State wn nto tonght's game. More mportantly, the Quakers hope to be able to show the Tgers the same knd of offensve pressure and consstency they demonstrated aganst Towson State. "We have a feel for what t's lke to wn now," Penn assstant coach Bll Mller sad "We took lots of shots last week so hopefully, we'll shoot more aganst Prnceton." The Tgers defeated the Quakers 3- last year, but Penn goalkeeper Debbe Goldklang feels the rat h- mproved Quakers have the opportunty to come out of Prnceton w th a vctory. "We can up our game and play wth them," Goldklang sad. "If we wn [tonght], t could set the course for the rest of the season." Whle assumng a leadershp role on the youthful Quakers, Goldklang has also managed to mproved her play n the net consstently. "Deb's playng great," Wolf sad. "She's very secure. She has changed 00 percent from the start of the season untl now." Asde from the experenced Goldklang, the Penn freshmen have been contrbutng greatly to the team. Wolf feels they are the core of the squad, and f they can play aganst Prnceton as well as they played aganst Towson State, then the Quakers should have a chance to clam ther frst Ivy League wn. "Because we won [Sunday], I thnk we have a lttle bt of confdence n our game agan," freshman mdfelder Tonya Kolodzejsk sad. ' When you have an opportunty to score, I hate to have the offcal make a bad call. She came up to me and told me she lost the ball n the lghts. She gave us a penalty corner, but I would have rather had the goal.' Anne Sage Penn feld hockey coach tend to watch the person who gets the ball on the attack nstead of havng everyone move up together." Unfortunately for the Quakers, ths s exactly what the No. 4 Owls (8-5) dd n ther attack. Whenever a ball would pop nto mdfeld, a swarm of cherry red-clad players would pounce on the ball and whack t towards the cage. Wth ths 'Bg Ball' game of knockng the ball nto the offensve regon whenever possble. Temple was able to tre the Penn defensve unt. Despte 0 saves by Quaker sophomore goale Suzy Pures. Templerelentlessly rushed the net and eventually found ts effort rewarded. Wth just 57 seconds remanng n the frst half, Owl junor Debbe Utz found an open space about 0 yards loft of the goal. She drbbled for a quck moment and shot, httng the goal post. The ball bounced back to her stck and she lfted t over the rght shoulder of Pures for the only goal of the nght. Penn's defense beefed up n the second half, allowng only one penalty corner, as opposed to fve n the frst half. But the defense alone could not te up the game. The transton game for the Quakers seemed to dsappear as Penn JEFFREY HUROK.DP Senor Photographer Quaker freshman Dane Irvng (3) fghts for the ball vs Temple. began to clear the ball from the defensve zone wth huge swngs that ddn't stay on the mdfelders stcks but nstead wound up pushed back nto the Temple attack. "We need to use each other nstead of tryng to drbble past opponents," senor co-captan Jen Oschell sad. "We weren't passng the ball effectvely. We would receve, drbble, try to pass upfeld and they'd get t and smack t rght back." "It seemed lke we were panckng and unloadng the ball." Ma sad. "We were stll tryng to play our own game wth the small ball and sldng t sde to sde. But no matter how fast our passes were, they were beatng us to the ball." Although Temple dd ndeed have more shots on goal, the ^al reason the Owls came out vctorous was because of ther aggressve surge toward the ball n the open feld. Many tmes, Penn would appear to be on the verge of attack and then a Please see REFEREE, page Offense doesn f t show up By ADAM STEINMETZ Daly Pennsylvanan Sports Wrter Temple feld hockey goale Donna Porter had to keep busy somehow last nght, so durng the fve-mnute halftme, she dd her warmup drlls. Porter needed ths opportunty to lmber up, for the Penn offense dd not force her to move often durng Temple's -0 wn. Despte the close score, last nght's game was a laugher. Thanks to Penn's nablty to generate offense, t was the Owls who were do- On the Sdelnes ng the hootng. The Owls outshot Penn 6-3. and held the Quakers, who averaged over sx penalty corners a game enterng the contest, to just one. So what happened to the offense? The prmary problem was the forwards and mdfelders were forced to come back and help out on defense. Had the ball been 8 years of age t could have regstered to vote n the Penn defensve end, for t was a permanent resdent. Whle Temple reles on a strategy of dumpng the ball down the feld and chasng after t, Penn s us"ally able to execute short, quck passes to move the ball out of ts end and up the feld. Last nght, however. Temple's mdfelders beat the Quakers to these passes. "It seemed lke we were holdng onto the ball a lttle too long," sophomore back Lly Ma sad. "It seemed lke we were panckng and just unloadng the ball." Temple was the aggressor, as the Owl backs and mdfelders came forward to support the offense. When the Penn defense stopped the ntal Temple thrust, the Owl mdfelders swooped forward to ntercept the clearng pass. "A lot of tmes the Temple players moved to the ball faster than us," Ma sad. "When we made the pas we ddn't seem to have the ntensty to go for the ball and make somethng happen." "Once the ball would be cleared, [Temple] would move to the ball and then they would all go and attack," Penn assstant coach Val Cloud sad. Temple's speed allowed t to recover and not allow breakaways on the few occasons Penn was able to get the ball out of ts own end. The Quaker forwards and mdfelder Amy Pne were left to do the attackng, wth very lttle support from the defense. The defense stayed back perhaps fearng Temple's speed. "We have a tendency to watch the Please see OFFENSE, page W. Tenns looks to buld on 5- record By JED WALENT4S Daly Pennsylvanan Sports Wrter The Penn women's tenns team s lookng forward to buldng on ts 5- record ths afternoon when t takes on Temple at 2 p.m. on the Lott Tenns Courts. Although the Quakers have had to fght off a rash of njures, the pressure of mdterms and ther exhaustng schedule, they are contnung to play good tenns and are upbeat about ths afternoon's match, especally consderng last year's 8- whtewashng of the Owls. Ths s only Penn's second home match, and the Quakers have spent ther last three weekends on the road. "It's always ncer to play at home," freshman Beth Brady sad, "especally snce we've been travellng so much lately." Sophomore No. Barre Bernsten, who has been battlng panful shr, splnts, wll lead Penn aganst the Owls' Chrstna Antono Govann, who defeated Bernsten last season. "Last year, t was probably my most upsettng loss, because t was a match that I felt I should have won," Bernsten sad. "My goal for [today's] match s to avenge last year's loss." No. 2 Monca Goldberg, the Quakers' senor captan, wll be back In acton after mssng last week's Penn State match. She wll take on Trsh Antono Govann, Chrstna's sster. Goldberg and Brady wll also be lookng to contnue ther undefeated season at the thrd doubles spot. Junor Leanne Mos wll play at No. 3 for Penn. Mos has been one of the Quakers' most consstent performers throughout the season and s comng off great wns over Harvard and Penn State, respectvely. Freshman No. 4 Preety Soratha, sufferng from tendonts s her left wrst, has been masterng her onehanded backhand durng practce and s lookng forward to utlzng t n a match stuaton. Soratha and Bernsten wll comprse the Quaker's No. doubles team are expected to take on the Govann ssters. Junor Suejn Km wll play n the No. 5 spot and team wth Mos at second doubles. Km s hopng to use her all-court game to wear down her 'It's always ncer to play at home, especally snce we've been travellng so much lately? Beth Brady Women's tenns player opponent and force errors, a style that Km has used effectvely all season. Jacqu LeBow, comng off a trumphant weekend aganst her ex-teammates at Penn State, wll round out the Quaker ladder at No. 6. LeBow has seen dramatc mprovement n her game over the last few weeks of practce, and s playng wth consderably more confdence. "We cannot afford to take anyone lghtly,' Penn coach Csse Leary sad. "The kds have played super tenns I have been really pleased wth the way everyone's played. I do not expect a letup. The grls have been workng really hard, but you've always got to come out ready to play. You have to be mentally focused."