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Courting the CIA Students try agency for its'crimes'

H> no in M BI yi nqi i. lu.i .ampus groups protested the

Rival "I a the Blue Ridge Institute in Ferrum.

Virginia (iraduate lolklore Dcpanmcnl Chair

man Kenneth (ioldstein said Thurvlay

that he is extremely pleased with their wink, adding that Ntth nominations are

deserved "The |.>bs done by MatjOTM Hunt and

Dkaaa Hinson were superb and would be hard to match, he said

Hunt, who now lives in Washington. I) C and works as lolklore specialist at

the Smithsonian Institution - Office of I olkhlc Programs, said Thursday that she was "abvtlutely thrilled' about the nomination, which she leels will help

the carvers she documented gain

publklts It will help the stone carvers and

their cratt to gain recognition die -aid "It is important lor such traditional crattworierv to be given credit - Hone ..users are rare these days doc to our modern technology and recent archne.

tural advances, which have made their

work obsolete Hum graduated from Simmons Col-

lege in Boston, where ihe majored in history and politics She said she became interested in folklore because of a job she still holds in the Smithsonian InsiuutkMi

Hunt is working on a dissertation on

the same topic as her documentary stone carvers working on the National Cathedral in Washington while continu- ing her work at the Smithsonian. "researching and preserving traditional American culture through films.

writings and folk festivals '" 7*r Slime Cuners a a film Hunt

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Inside

By LAURA SHAH vvharion poKM IWinainin Maldonado

was telease.l trom ctlitod) vcsicr.la. alter being changed with allcgedlv rap ing a Koscmoiu ( ollege Ireshnun in the I'hi Siguu Kappa Iratemitv h.Hts*-

Mal.lana.lo lelt the PollH IKparlmenl iHlention ( enter at M jn.1 kace St! vevlei.lav nhtrning when an undisclosed

individual poatcd H' peronM Ol the 190,000 b.nl s-| m his airaignim-ni \ prelimmarv healing is sclk'.tiile.l lor 'I a in nevl Wednc-sdav

Mald.ma.los attornev NuM I man sai.I sesier.las thai his .lienl is inoocent

aivl Ik- will light Ilk- charee again-i him

Ibis boy i- complete!) n-'t emits luian -aid vV re c'oine to pursue it until he s linallv vindic.it..l

linari a t eniei City lawvet said he thinks the- ciicumatancca nirround the- alleged iikKleiil aie -u-pi. I.HIS

Ihe behavior ol ilk voung girl is

reprelk'nsihle * Ul in the carls iik>rn ing hours eoine to two .litierent pal

tie- linari said NoOMCr) So pro test No iniunes nothing at all that W.HII.I even sh.w a forcible act on the part ol Maldonado

Tinan said he belk-ses Maldonado is

rx-ine Healed unlairlv h\ the adminsira

thin which MMpanded him pendr I incet-iiv nnestigaiion He added that

students invoiced in an all., iapt at Mplia I an I lilk'ga tlalelllllv Iwo seats ,11:^ weie th'i SUS|VIKU.1

llu- difference is that there is an mi mediate suspension he s.u.l I here is

a presumption ol guilt ralher than in assumption ol innocence lhal is what is

disturbing ma at this point \ .or.ling to a I nuctsils slaleiiienl

the woman allelule.l a parts Sallir.lav \l|>ha lau Omaga tralernils

house with two triends The three w.iiik-n lelt at a|piociniaieli t a in and

Women's community is outraged

By I \l H\ s||\N\ Ilk- alleged rape ot a woman at Ilk

pii Sigma Kappa fraternity h.msc 1 .lav morning drew harsh criticism ft tik- I niver-itv women - comnaatai which .ailed loi a re es.ilualM.ii ot the

I .reek

\ Biaaiiiaaa Cortege rrethmaa am ,iic raped .ails Sutvias iiaiwinj

VS hai ton tumor Heniaintti

MaJdoaado He *> am and and h on hail ve-lei.I as a wail in |

preliminary heanng laaet this naoMk Hi. Peiin Womea i MII.UK. jaa*

>men.nl yeaaerday prauing the *i lllinisllalion . actions hut asking NM liiither insfstigalioil ol ttk tlalernilv

sc.iem rhe Women's Studaet Advt

' iued a -innl.it itattfl I 'K I niser-its .i| : 'aking

Ihc propel -up- lo m-iire lhal the

indicia! pt.se-- will 'H fall atkl the lc -olulion |usl the Women -

Mii.in,,- naniima taad *hii. t( imlinurd on pugr v*|

went to ilk- Phi Sigma Kappa II.HIS.

wheie ilk- alleged tape look f A I niselsilv slu.leiil aikl a lemplc

siudeiu I.Hiikl lk-r walkine aboat an hour laiei on l.kusi vs alk and ItJoi ! Puhli, Saieiv it',-, -la i" .1 them ol the

It onlmurd on pagt III

letter Apptal The I iklergraduatc Assembly is

-pins,.ring a letter writing drive to in form Congressmen about students' view- ,.n the Reagan administration s

proposed financial aid cuts Page 4

Cure Cancer Sight Sigma Alpha hpsilon brothers sere

ed pitchers ol heer at Smokes loe s

last week and raked $VX) for the Ank'ncan Cancer Sikiety Page .s

Animal Debate I aviik-n atkl scientists engaged in a

lively discussion ahout the ethical im plication- ol animal research last

week Page ]

A True Greek New l-raternity and Sorority Al-

lans Assistant Director Patrick Farley is a Greek in every sense of the word Page i:

BSL members walk out of meeting Students call administration unresponsive

By rww KIR! IV Black studenl leadcls walked .Hit ol a

meeting with I Mvenity aiaanatiiiiai .,-ster.las saving llkv weie talking lo

a stoik wall In a related .leveli-pmenl I .gal

Studies Prole.-or Muirav IMIman

ce-terday issued an i|>,|,e> in response lo racist remarks he made in class last Soc ember

Members ol the Mack commiinitv nut lesteidav with President Sheldon Hackney. Procosi Thomas I hrlich

Via Provosi tor I'niversity I lie Jank"- Bishop and other administiators lo seek

Ikillnun v dismissal Black Student I eague Chairman Alma

Bone said ycvlcrday that the meeting did not adequately address the- concerns of the black* comniunity

VA'e were thoroughly dissatisticd

BoM said last night "\Nc wanted action and thev weten t willing io act

Vke .hsctissc'd the p.inis on our agenda and thev said thev were

powerless." she- aaai I here was nothing else to b- said alterwaids ! insulted ecerv hlack student on this campus

The meeting also addressed the three demands made by the Black Studenl I eague last week

tligani/ing mandatory racism awareness seminars tor the entire I mcersity community

Setting up a svsiem which severely punishes prolessors who are found lo have made racist statements

Activclv seeking an increase in the number ot hlack laculty members

Former Voi> r I .lit.-r Peter ( Lire said the administration has been deaf to the

-indents concern We went in there with an agenda we

aril, ul.ited lo them last week ,%IMI thev .lidn I treat it scnously." he said

Ihev didn't undersian.1 where we were

. omUag trom We walked out M the- rik-eting en

masse- because- n became .lear we were lalkme to a -totk- wall. Clare added

I , Idiioi Christina Sharpe said vesterdav lhal she leels the I nivcisitv is n.H listening to ihe hlack conmiuniiv s

rns

"We were ouiraged Sharpe sakl K-rallv leel that the- I niveisiiv i-

not taking us serumsls We left lowatd the end because we felt there was nothing lelt lo discuss

"They were itist hedging the issues

she ad.ic.i fhc minor iwue is Dolfmaa and his dismissal He's part ol a higger

pic Hue

But Snarpa Had -he teel- rMAaaai -hould he- dismissed undci 1 ruveisiis

guideliik- \ tdtng to the 1 ni-er-iic poliej

>>n ecpial opportunity. it says lhal Ihc

task is to act positively toward ihe elimination ol all pattern- ol unequal

Irealment SfcoTpc -aid Wlk-ili IHH the I 'mveisitv will aci ,MI that we

can I tell " Dolttnan issued a sialetiH-ni ve-terday

in which he apologltad loi the alleged ract-l remarks made lasi seal

I do admit that my presentation and leigned reac lion on November |J, l'"U

was oceldramali. alnl untk-ccs., the statement said I apologized then ui

those- who were diiedlv affected And 1 apologize now to ttk- entire I niseisitc

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Cart Wars Food trucks move after HUP clash

By UM IS HAI' The food truck owners around the

Hospital of the University of Penn sylvania have recently experienced problems with HUP management

Earlier this rnonlh. they were ordered off their places on the sidewalk on the HUP sale of Uth

Campus Life Street Most of the carts have moved

across the street. Can owner Anna Bandis moved her

truck to the other side of Spruce Street.

While her business dropped off im- mediately after the move, it bla began to pick up again She said that she is now gaining student customers

Before, her customers were predominantly hospital empfbyees

But for other propnetnrs, the move has meant a loss of customers Cart

owner Costas Zarbalas said business has been only a third of what it was before the move

The conflict between HUP and the

can owners has been brewing for three

and a half years. Vendor Sotilts Vavouras said that in

18I the sidewalk adja