November 10, 1994

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ratings m pre-election polls. said she wi s hed the Republican well in 1he next four years. " He deserves God~pced ...

Richards to ld s uppo m: rs shortly after phoning her con-

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hcan . We had a great four years. form mess:1gc~ played wel.1. " We have done a lot of while Richards' criticizing his good for Texas. This is not lack of pol11ica\ experience the end of the world. it is the foiled to s1rikc a significant cn_ d of a campaign," Richards chord.

The poll was conducicd by s:ud.

Since 1874, the only other Voter News Service. u coopRepublican to gain 1he gover- erative of the four television nor's office was Dallas oil- ne1works and The Associated man Bill Clements. He was Press. h also found that vo1victorious in 1978, lost in crs didn't give Richards much credu for the Slate's robust then won agai n in economy or her rccor~ of building 75,000 new prison Richards, who hadn't lost beds. an election since entering The survey showed that public life with a run for Travis County commissioner Bush also cnjoyt'd the supPon of more men th an did in 1976. trailed Bush abom 54 percent to 45 percent with Richards. and that he won 1he of his father's b:tse of backing about half the precincts reporting. L1benarian Keary ~upport. The cider Bush ca_r• ned Tc;c;as two years ago m Ehlers had about I pcrcen1.

Vote rctums from counties his rnce a~arns1 Bill Clu11on.

Richards, 61 , w:is no showed Bush winning subs1:unial support across the m anger 10 close elections.

She defeated Republican oilSt:l!C, Clayton Bush c:tllcd his win " a ma n- r :t nc hcr Williams by fewe r than rather significant victory.

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And I believe it will give me Campaigning funously tn a chance to h:we some polit1• cal capi1al ... 10 make nccc~- the closing days. she picked up the endorsement of ~ilsary changes for Texas."

An exi1 poll of voters con- lionaire Ross Perot, 1992 independent presidential candid ucted outside precincts around the state found Bush's date. She had ridiculed Bush as being too inexperienced to anti-crimc and educa1ion re- serve as i!,Ovemor.

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Gerald Stock1on, fo rmer MidwcMcm head men's tiaskcthall coach, has been elccicd to the National A~sociaiion of lntercollcg1atc Athletics Hall of Fame and will he inducted March 13 at the NA IA Men's Division _I Basketball National Championship banquc1 in T ulsa.

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f~~l~i; ~cr Bu~h ha?. waned until the campaign s fin:ll d:iy 10 involve his father, who attended a rally 111 Mauston on Monday. .. I did not w:rnt 10 confuse the elector:t1e nor give my opponenl the chance !~_blast my dad." Bush said. And now, in the last days of 1he campa ign, it 1s full y appropri:tie for someone who 1s not only a Texan, but one of my strongest voter.s, 10 sf:tnd up and cxpre~s his plea~ure at ihe way I've conduc1ed myself."

During the 1988 Dc'!locratic National Convention, Richards delivered a speech on the cider Bush mos1 remembered for the phrase: .. Poor George. he can'1 .h elp it. he was bom ~llh a silver foot in his mouth.

Gerald Stockton named to NAIA Hall of Fame

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Hoffman plays King Arthur in Kemp Library exhibit

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Afler 26 yc:irs of lcctunng MSU English class_rooms Ok~c Hall of Fame Award with intellect and wit, Dr. is lhc highest honflr given hy Tom Hoffman. associate p~the NAIA and n:.cogni1.cs the fcssor of English, pu1 his inductee's highest id.t~al.~ of dramatic talents lO use ~s King Anhur at ~ cmp Puhhc intercollcgia1c :i.thlct1c.s and Lihrary's Arthun:rn Legends fine moral character. exhibit.

Stockton. who retired from Hoffman said, ~ It's a deco:i.ching last spring. -~~nt the last 24 ye:i.rs as head li ghtful cxpcrien~e ~nd ~n 1:o:i.ch for thl! Indians and has honor to he a king. W_u h compik c.l a 493-) 2R win-loss fascination for th!.'. Ar1hunan record at Midwt·Mcm. He was legends and thn:c! 1minths ~f al so ihc head haskctha~I intc:nsc research. he tC1ok W1rn.:i<.·h at Sul Ross Siatc Um- chi1ans hack to thi.:. 12th cenDr. Tom Hoffman vcrsily in Alpinl! for two sca- tury in thc opening ccn:mony sons when.: hc a<.'.Cumulatcd a on Nov. 5 or "The Many Realms of Kmg Arthur" cx - Realms ol Krng Arthur," rc12 :;;t:fj°~~no. Okla, na1ivc hih~~~~ cd in royal att ire. qucstcc.l th:11 W1c~ita_Fall~ he the firs1of 62 c;c;h1b111on SIICS. and former Oklahoma ~t:itc haski.:tball Mandout gu,dcd Hoflman ani,.wl.!rct.l quc,;tions After three year!-, Mathews the lndiJn:. to eight NA IA ah11u1 the development of 1hc !!aid ,;he had almost gi\·cn up national haskettiall tourna- Arthurian h:gl.'ncls fn1m their hope. Then m January she ments during his tenure at origin, in the M1d~lc A~l'S to was notified that Kemp PuhMi dwcstnn. includi ng a lht.:ir latcM at.laptalhlll~ m the lic Library would be the first runncr•up finb h in 1975 and 20th Ct.'. ntury. The mt.'. dicval to have the cxhihit. thrl'C semifinal appr aranccs 1ak), i.parkcd a curiosity in Having ht.·cn a stuJl!nt c!f 1hc mind, of prc-.!.choolcrs in 1979, 199> Jnd 199J. Hoffman. ~he knew {)f his He wa:. n;1111cd thc NAIA through adull~. h:ibit of pcriodicJlly teaching The nauonal tr::i x d mg l.' ; c; f> i,tn cl K "Coll"h uf the 111 CO!-tum~. ;md ~;1id, "I knew YeJr" :-1:c; tuncs. the i\J\IA_ hihu ,..-ill he on view 111 W1 - right ,1way that Dr. Hoffman Southwest Reg1nn "Coat h 0 1 r h1ta Fall.-. lrom N\1v. -t woul<l he perfcct for the role thl' Ye:ir" twkc! and the 1hrough Dec. 15. 11 1-., fu ndt.'. d of K tn }? Anhur .. ..

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Thi.'. 62-ye:u -11IJ S1ocktnn communil)''s children. lfoffs:ud he wa~ hoping 11 1 he: D c. ,m d I \ nr~.1ni1cd hy t.hl' m.m , J id, "If I 1:an cm·ouragc dl.'c tr.:<l llll (l thl.' 1\.-\JA Hall nl A ml'l'lt.:,in l.1hrMy A ~\lll'l:I· iu, 1 0 11e ctukl 10 read more, Farnl.' ~me! dJy Jnd Lh:it h~· IH> ll Ill t·,1-1 p \' l"Jl W ll ...,, ll h my gna! w1!1 he accum~\·whary l.1hrJ1)' 111 Ch1..:;1g{, r lt:-hcd .. w , l)o plca~J 111l y , urpn,cd wh.;n h\' \' J., ini'N mi.:d c1I h1'\ :mJ ~ '-'" York Puhli ... L1· t--rJI'\' The exhibit i~ op.:n to the!

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OURYJEw Campus Jails to meet blacks, social needs Liz Ridtardson-Hicks Sports Editor Birds 1.,f a fca1h1.•r do 11 •. (n,111 :i 1.· hild's firs1 a1.· ts or ~ ~- l~g~ther. _This is evident 1hr.: play!!ro und. C'hildrc n ~riali?-mg ':'"'llh o chers on

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Bu_t where on tiansformcd into a c ampus tl°'-·k 1.l lher !han 1he Blu·e ~ ~lpus ~o black students · · ('cn11.• r bcrween classe s unge m the Clark Student T~c recent increase ·in enroll on M1dwcstc 111's c ampus br" _mcm of blac k s1udc nts ed~1~a1!on. b~u socializ:iiion n~ issues not only of aflth:111on ~1~ a Greek-lc tt~r or ma~y ~tudents. coll.ci:,_ c l-~1a l_1zation . For blac~r;a~tU1tion fost~rs 1h;:it l-0Cta liza11o n 1s prcsc mly vc r 1~ ems. lhat kmd of tmtt~d for men with only one black fratcmit unavailable for women y, pha Phi Alph;:i. It is toralty .

Those young blac k ~ o sisterhood won'1 find it at M~~ m search of fraternal 1 sororities o n campus there . wes iern. Ou1 of 1he four 01 the issues and intc r~;ts of b:S : one lhat addresses ac women. Black sororities s uch as Delta

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Greek organizations Prescitlyo~~ ~lac ks J~J l join the ~ho wa;~s to be a ~token sister~~~~s.:sell-out?" c nee or a black sorority is ba d . having panic ipation in a few c se . o.n. mo~ than the crea~on of black sororities~ ~~sh~~~v:~eshtSmce leadership ---something desperately needed g h. ~an:1p.u, . The sorority is a sisterhood that hel~~ t is md1v1dua_1; gr~w throu~h cooperation. leadership developn • . nt . _culture. and ex.posure to leading bl k figures of the ume. ac U~lik~ the predominantly while Greek-letter ~rga_nizauo ns. ~ssociatio n with black organizations is a hfeume CO!fUIUtrnent. This commitment encompasses more than JUSI loyalty to Greek sisters and brothers but a respons ib_ility to he lp solve the pro blems of th~

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Th_e day. that Midwestern State University e~1abl~shes ns first black women's sorority will be a h1ston : al rno ~ ent tha1will bring MSU one step closer to full rnteg rauon of blacks into the campus life . And then those great blac kbirds c an fl ock together as they soar like eagles.

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'Prophet' Gholson erred in judgment :.ch11l.1r, hir, and gone lu an • Hy Uriun Hall:ml 1-:clilur 111hel' ., chool. Thl· r rnhlcm N1d. ( ihol)\(111, , porl\ l.:di- then wa., 11,c Je:.i!!n and m:111lur 1111 lhl.· \Vil 1,;,11 F"lh agcmc111 11f lhc MSlJ foo1hall T11111•., IH1•1 onl Nrw.,·. 'frh:<l' prni;ram. It wa., n't de\lt;ned 1lw ~·IS U foothall f'l'O!!rJm, In win fo,1 lhall !,::lllll'\ Ghol., ,111 ha:. t-..:.:mnc ihc ~·ISU 1'1cs1<lc n1 Loui:. R11<ln!!tk.:1. :mt.I thc MStl a1hk 11c prophct of thc Tcxa.., Foothall <lirn:1nr ant.I l'UJchmi: staff God.' Tl:i.'I 1s a jc,tlou:. gml 0.:1. 2R whu rut!. wir ning fontilall Why'' Thc MSU fo11th:1II games ahc:1d td all cl.\e. tcJm lt1., 1 ti1 How:ir<l Payor.: Ahead of ge1t1ni,t an i.:dt!CJ · 41 -7. Jn<l pro<luccd nnly onc 1ion, ahead cf the hcalth amJ ~·mn1111; )ol'a!l,Ofl (lJ. 1 m llJIJ I) safi.:ty of player!., ahc:id of Ill llw M.:vcn yc:tr.-. ,'linl'c 1hc ethics and momli1y, ahe;1d of all other priorities in lhi.: :.rt,rt was fC..'- Urn.:ctcd hl'I\.'.

111c spnrL'I editor said the MSU community. Winning is Indian., wcrc 1,u sorry 1his everything and the only 1hing year 11 would take Jcsu.'I !hat counts for any1hing for leadini: 1hcm to prn<lul'c a this god. winnint; sc:1."l.m.

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'Fryint;' lallo: indl:c<l. Most evr.:ryo ne connected wi th The danger for MSU at MSU read Uholsun's column, this juncture is that we as a evcn non-spons f:ins. community will not s1and up Many fans agreed with 10 this jealous and myopic him. The foott'iall players Texas Foo:hall God and say. wc1\: not to hlame for losing. · suu out. You arc 001 uncrit• They were nnn•scholarship. ically worshipped here. We high ~ hooli1,h amateurs who arc firsl an academic and in• just weren't l!p ltl winning in tcllec1ual institution. The the 'big lc.igucs· of college MSU football program will fooi liall. Othcrw i~c they never be 1he tail that wags 1hc would have 5oucn .i foo1ball do5 at MSU.•

For mm t of u~ at MSU. Wl' cun , 1.111d in the heat ol your :.J.. ilkt :i nd !. rn dc hl'l'ause we kno w !.Orne 1rnpor1ant Lh1ng, ahou1 our so•called losm1:1' fnoLh:i ll rrogram.

Fir~t. 11 hu.~ hruught '-Core~ of kids mto uur school who s1il l yearned IO he loothall hcroe.~. yet matured af1er a year or 1wo, gave up footh~II and successful ly r,un,ued their acadl:mic ;1mhi11cins.

Second. our fonthall pro• i;ram is 1hc tai l of lhc dog at 1h1s university and knows it.

Third. the Indians have won their last two foothall ga mes. bestin g Mc Murry College 20- 14 and knocking 0111 second-ranked Hardin• Simmons Um\.·crsity 21-7.

The Indians record for the season now stands at 4•6.

Do the ·1osing' Indians extraordinary wins portend So Prophet Gholson 'fry' the second coming of Jc.~us us if you will for no1 having a and that He now h:ads the winning foo1ball 1cam, but Indians to victory?

Or. more likely. that r,ray keep in mrnd tha1 to 'fry' others is 10 be near hot grease Gholson stands in the red•hot grease o r his o wn skillet and yourself. is being 'fried' as a fa lse prophet.

lkcaU\C l'nlli.:gl' /oothJll pro!!ram, m Tc .( ,1., can tntk..:d hcl'OffiC thl' 1:ul !hut WJg., the di)g of the univcr,H)' Tlm.-.c 1ail.~ have a way uf linkmg up w11h the Texas Foothall Gru.1 for whom wmning i., ever)' · thing. When that happens. academic programs hccome suhordinate to the football r,rugram. Alu mni hc ga n making 1,ccrct r a)•mcnts to players as added incentive.

Gifo; of cars. vac:aunns. free apartments . even women and hoo, e arc sc..-cretly offered as rccrui1men1 honuscs 10 come 10 · our university to play foothall.· This has happened 1ime and time again when .i uni• versity community he, omes hlmd 10 i1s true mi!.sion and worships the Texas Fuotball God. Remember the fi asco al SMU. And the.re were many others.

Whistle-blower says harassment cost him his job AUSTIN (AP)_ A fund

that helps finance some stale universities has been shorted by up to S50 million because of royalty underpayme nts. imprope r prac1ices and fraudulen1 reporting. according to a whistle-blower lawsuit.

Jose Luna. an :1udi1or with lhc University of Tcx:is Sys· tern . alleges that after he notified his superiors of the irregularities. they harassed him until he could no longer work.

Luna. who is o n leave. asks for unspecilicd damages and court costs in the lawsuil filed in Williamson County.

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Luna. a IO•year employee with the UT System . allc1,:c.s numerous improprieties in the

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By Neville Lewis Associate Editor Ernest Dove r does no1 deny 1ha1 some whiles in South Africa have expressed fear of a black re1aliation. To him. 1hough, blacks have a more serious agenda now they arc in power than exacting retribution from their former or,prcssors. '' I saw nothing to subslan• 1ia1e 1his (fear). 1he MSU as• sociate r,rofcssor of politica l science said ton mixed crowd gathered in 1he Clark S1udcnt Ce nter Theater for 1he World View Symposium V .

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which gave an e yewitness account of South Africa's trJnsi1ion lo dcmorrac.:y.

Wh ile on a trip to lhe African cnnllll\:111 ) a.' ,I April. he noliccd that alk r years of hrut.tlly supprc..sing hlacks and 111ha 1111n-whi1i.:s. many whit..::s nnw live ill ,I "fortr..::S.'I nll'nta hty", Dover ~aid. HiI,:h wall:.. harhf:d-win; fenn :., ,md 1wo lo lhr..::e watduJog:. wr.:rc a 1..'0lll lllllll , iI,:111.

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Qui1e often. 1he media has sensationally dis1or1ed the re;:ili1y of 1he situation.

"They arc the most genteel people 1 have ever mel -very gentle. fun loving and cordial ." he said.

Instead of seeking retribu• lion. blacks arc no w caught up with the democratic process. Dover maintained. As hi.: secs it. it was "an election about reconciliation."

Blacks arc now arc a part of the decision-ma.king appa• raius. he said. "Primaril y. they arc going 10 have. to make decisions for almo.~t 40 million people.''

Migh among these deci:-,i11ns is the gcnc.ral imr,rovc ment of life for the majority of the people. Education. ht1usi nJ:!. health \.:;ire. mads antJ water an.: major pmhlcms which arc in <lire need of atlenlion. Dover said. So too is 1hc c ver-int.:n.~asing. hirlh•ralc. hi.: said.

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and arduous campaign which saw many of 1hem being beaten and imprisoned.

They were the fon unate ones for many died in the Sharpcsvillc and Soweto ri• OlS.

"The stud1·1m played a tremendous role in the 4 uest for democracy in their country. " he said. They and the leaders were "physically in prison. bu1 were neve r menially in prison." " I learned lo do some1hing else (while in prn:011)" was a phrase Duvc.r said was often repeated. And w ry oflt'11 it was snmething educational.

I~.. his eyes. this certai nly tyr,1l1cs Mandd a. who not onl y sat down In dinner with four of his fom1er jailers hut also intrnduc:cd thl'lll as his friends.

"Ma ndcla was the ri !!ht man :11 the right time.fl D11vcr said. · 111 many way" his pres• enl'e did much to a \'l'I'\ vioknl·i.:.N But "the next clcl'lion will h,: lhe nws1 crnl'ial," he said

suited in unda paymcrns from S25 million to $50 1111llion.

The fond receives its roy• :i.lties from oi l and gas companies that opcrah.! 10 the 200.000 acres o r Univi.:rsity of Texas land in West Texa1-.

The fund is wonh ahout $4 hillion. Interest in,;,•o me from the fu nd p.-o vidi.:s income tn UT. Ti.:xas A&~·I and Pr:1irie View A&tvl univcr:.itil~S.

College Bowl starts

The College Bnwl To urnamcm. "1hi.: Varsity Sport of the Mind. is set for the weekend of Nov. 11- 13 with all games open 10 the public, according 10 Sam Wa1son.

Alpha Chi Colle ge Bowl coordinator.

The MSU campus 1our• name nt is run by Alpha Chi senior honorJry society. . Twelve learns will partil'• 1p;:i1e wi th 1hc first three rounds tn be pla)'Cd this Friday night, 7 to 10 p.m. in the Clark Student Center.

Four more rounds will on ur S,11urday frnm 1 10 5:) 0 p.m.

Eltclion winners T hree morl' rounds will Guv"11or he played S:uurday ni1,:ht, 7 to l it•of~C W. flush 10 r,.m. Thi.: l:lst two rounds l.J. Govrrnur wi l\ 1;1kL· plal.'l' Sunday :iflL'r• Ont, Oull,-.:k nnon. 2 to 4 r .m.

The d1ampionship will v .-.. Srm11'1r match the !Op 1wo tl'am~ from K:1~ ll;11k y llu1l·h1-.(111 thi.: Hlund•rtihin tournami.:ut ( ' .\ . Hr prr.senf(lffrr and h,· playl'll ~unday .l1lt·r• nin,11111111,n." ~hu: llwrnl1t-rr~ Ill.kill . .i: _l {) 10 (l p.m.

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· wc wcrr kn~ k,ng the NII .Jwund real nice. and 1hc goals c:1mc e:i~y for Nath:in Pifer. MSU head SOC· ccr t03C.'h, s:11d The second half was m ()t't: of 1he same :as Judd Joy sc<1n'.'d twice wuhin two m1nulCS 10 r ut lhc ~:imc :iway w1lh 31 ·00 left 10 pl;ay.

Also in on the :ict were Jake Joy with IWO i!OJIS while M:ircus Marque , . Adam Pat• tt." rson and h .1mn Johnson ..:ach scored once.

The loss e nded Dallu B:1post's s.c:i.son with :i record uf 5-6 MSU ,·s. Ambassador

The lnd1Jns conunucd thl·ir sconng b:arr:igc in 1hc: rfn;ab Nov. 5 by ou~hooling Amha.sS3dor .'.\fJ..9.

SLCven Scholn: bcg:in the .scoring at the 29:25 mark of record of 16-S for 1hc yc;ir.

1hc first half off :a F1an3gan Hy Spenc:u t"ritdl MSU will face St. Ed· throw-in. Four mmulcs fotcr.

Sports R~porltr ward's Um\·cr<;ity Fn d:iy 1n Schoen scored off 3 hc:idcr 10 Midwe.\lcrn's .soccer 1c:1m 1t): i'M IA Rq 1onal Touma· 1 0 gh·e M1dwestem m2-0 idvan· mcnt tn ,\u1o11n bgc.

The Indian,; h;nl." '-' {lO thl' Patterson was ncxl as he gion;al toum;imcnl pl:1y last tour ney sl·orcd wi1h an 1ssis1 from weekend. qu;allfying for re· su l't -rcg1o n:1 I {formt."rly Otstnct 8) 22 con- Michael Ch:iffan. M:1rquc1. gion,Icompc1iuon. scculi\·c tunt .t;. scored 1he final go:il of the bk'!:~ !S ~~j::; ~c;&~lll; du; i~ h:ilf with 4:06 left to make it MSU ,·s. Dallas Baptist :a .s~o game heading into m' "" ' Y 11·0 Ko,·. 4 ,nd crushed t\ mb~ dor Colleic tenni.ss1on.

T he l nd1:11ns w:is1cd no 10-0 the following day 1.n the The Indians didn't let up in umc :ig;lJn.M Da.JI~ 83pust as the .second hair as Chaffin finals.

M1dv.-c.uem has won !iC\'CR Do1n Schoen scort"d off :in and JohMOn each scored 1wo s1r21ght games .and pos1s ;a ~ m by Judd Jo)' :II I ...S6 1nm goals.

Schol,.c scored his second go:il of the ramc :md Adrian Baquero added 3 goal m finThe Better Choice isb the sconng.

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