European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 23, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The  vol. 53, no. 36 500 monday May 23,1994 d 8693 a students and alcohol a abuse of alcohol is not condoned at this University a John Donovan programs coordinator residence life office a it seems the residence lire office is not there for the students. Jason Sidock freshman a amps photos Ron Jensen a that a the kind of thing an alleged false accusation of abuse we feel we can to work  Ziolke Sophomore u of Maryland policy uncork Campus strains by Ron Jensen a Nurnberg Bureau Augsburg Germany a twice during the past school year students at the University of Maryland Campus Here required medical attention after abusing alcohol. Mary Baron the Campus Dean said both cases were life threatening. A it scared the hell out of us a she said a. A a a a a a the University has tried to adopt a Simitar movement at campuses in the United states that de emphasizes the use of alcohol at social gatherings. A we keep in close touch with what is happening in the states a the Dean said. John Donovan the programs coordinator for the residence life office which oversees Campus life outside the classroom said some programs on Campus have attempted to Point out that fun without alcohol is possible. A the whole idea was to show students that through alternative activities you can have fun. Its too easy to get into a program where All you need to have fun is or. Daniels a he said referring to Jack Daniels whiskey. Quot but these efforts have made Donovan unpopular with the student body said two student leaders. A students do not respect him at All a said Jason Sidock a freshman who recently was re elected student body president. A it seems the office is not there for the  for example Sidock who does not drink said he accompanied a woman Back to her dorm room after she had been drinking heavily and then asked a Security guard to Check on her. The next Day Sidock said the see policy on Page 4 m can t mean Jane s warns of n. Korea cuts in Navy London apr the Sale of up to 40 russian submarines to North Korea has sent a shiver of anxiety through the International Community says the editor of an influential military publication. And the draw Down in the . Navy is worrisome said capt. Richard Sharpe writing in the foreword of Jane a fighting ships 1994-95, which is being published today. A the continued Security of the bulk of International Trade depends on the worldwide deployment of the . Navy sup Trade ban a a a a a a. A a. A takes effect against Haiti port a Prince Haiti a a potentially crippling worldwide Trade pm Bargo went into effect sunday to punish Haiti a military rulers for not reinstating the country a ousted elected Leader Jean Bertrand Aristide. But even before the deadline at Midnight saturday had passed time had already run out for Many in Haiti. The United nations gave the go ahead Friday for the ban to begin and business owners shipped out the last of their wares As the countdown wound Down saturday. For Many haitians it became a question of where their next meal would come from. A a we re All going to die now a said Francois de Ravine 28, As he stood with other truckers in the rain Friday at the Entrance to the american airlines freight see Haiti on Page 2 ported by its allies a Sharpe said. An expert on International sea Power Sharpe is a former British Royal Navy Captain. Jane a fighting ships which appears annually with the latest details of naval developments listed nation by nation is Stu died by defense forces around the world. It is part of the Jane a publishing group which produces volumes on military hardware of All sorts. North Korea which has aroused concern see Navy on Page 2 mourning continues mourners continued to Pray and to line up in front of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis fifth Avenue apartment building in new York on sunday As an Impromptu Wake went on inside for a second Day. Her body was to be flown to Washington today for burial. A set Story on Page 4 Sacramento Calif. Apr president Clinton warming up for a Day celebrations told an armed. Forces Day audience saturday that despite the end of the cold War America must remain a forever Strong and forever  standing in front of a world War ii b-24 bomber at Mcclellan fab near Sacramento Clinton offered a preview of some of the remarks he is Likely to make when he travels to Europe Early next month  in the 50th anniversary of the june 6, 1944, Allied invasion of Normandy. A while the size of our military must be adjusted we must not adjust our attitude about Quality or readiness a Clinton said. A we must remain the worlds Best prepared Best trained Best equipped Best morale fighting  the speech came As the president was ending a two Day trip to California. Clinton used his saturday radio address to Appeal to Congress to a Stone Down the divisive rhetoric Quot on health care. He predicted enactment of a National health insurance program this year. A of course there will be obstacles ahead. 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