October 15, 1997

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Anniversary Specia·I The Wlchltan takes a look at MSU's history In this speclal anniversary edition. Pick up a copy for complete coverage of Homecoming and anniversary activities

Game to watch The Indian football team travels to the Un iversity of Texas at Arllngton to host Texas A&M-Kl ngsvllle at 2 p.m. on Saturday

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nn1versary celebration a week away JEN~ : :ic!:~~ERY_ _ _ J)lh annh·er..ary celebration is just ti- comer, and the Office of Public lnfonn:u ion and the Office of Alumni Rel:ui?nS arc busy spread ~ng the word and prepanng for the big week.

The week is significant for three differe nt rca1111 sons. 'This whole week is the 75 th an~iversary, • g and Paren1s· Day:· Director of jJorm3tionJ:mus Buss said. ,tck. the Of1kc of Publi~ l~formllllt 751h annivcr~ry inv11a1mnsto ,A the gener.11 publ ic. Invitations to

fa~ulty 3nd ~taff were sent out on Oct. 13.

GA President Aaron Young sent lcucrs 10 :~~ ~:~~\n~~~~:~~~:~s to infonn them of

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There will be a tabloid section in 1hc Times Record News that explains the history of MSU as well as a list of activities for the week. A~s have been bought in various nc":spapcrs m towns around Wkhita Falls 10 not1_fy everyone in the area about the 75th anniversary. ~e Office of Alumni Relations has been ~lmlmg brochures on the upcoming activi'. 1cs 10 MS U alumni. They have been receiving a lot of reservations for the golf toumamcm and the fi sh fry.

A number of mcct!ngs have been taking place to go over details 11.nd set up arrangement~ for lhe 75.1h ann iversary. •·wc·ve been mcctrng with different student ;ind faculty

Kingcade is also working whh student ambassadors to persuade them 10 help with different acti\'itics during the week.

"A lot of it is fun," Kingcade ~aid. "Every detai l has to be eo,·ered. We wnm everyone to come and hnve a good lime because this is a special time in MSU's history" The fe,qivities begin on Tuesday, Oct. 2 1. with the annual ribbon-1ying . Students participate by tying maroon and gold ribbons on the trees amund the eampus.

DysFunkShun JunkShun will be playing at the nH-school picnic on Wednesday, Oct. 22 .

Thursd;iy, Oct. 23, will start off early with 1hc p:mcuke breakfast for facu lty. st:1ff and

groups on campus to get the word out:· director of al umni relations Sherry Kingcnde "There 's a lot of cornnmnic:ition going

students 111 6:45 a.m. The breakfast will be held in the Mesqui te Dining Hall .

Complementary tickets must be picked up in the Public Jn fonnntion Office in the Hardin Building. Room 11 0. by noon on Oct. 21.

The Opening Ceremony starts at 11 a.m in the foyer of the Hardin Bui lding. The Gates of Hercules unveiling takes pl:ice :it 3 p.m south of Bolin Science Hall.

"MSU Mi lc.'\toncs;· a multi-media .~how. wi ll be presented in the F:ii n Fine Ans The:itrc at 8 p.m. Complemcnt:iry tickets are ;l\'ailable in the Public lnfonnntion Office in the Hardin Building. Room l 10 The torchlight parade. bonfire and laser light show will trike place at 9:45 p.m. on the .~outh side of campus. The Student :md Alumni Reception starts al 10:30 p.m. at Sikes House.

Friday, Oct. 24, begins early at 7 a.m. with

the Ex-student 's Associa1ion Golf Tournament ::it Weck.~ Park Golf Course. To register. call 689-41 21.

The Maverick Barbecue begins :it 11:45 a.m. :ind ends at I p.m. :n D.L. Ligon Coliseum. This function is by invitation only.

The Annual Fish Fry 1akcs place from 5 to 7 p.m. al the Outdoor Education Center.

Tickels cost S8. C:ill 689-41 21 10 purchase a ticket.

TI1e Anist Lecwre Series presents comedian George Wall ace in Akin Auditori~,4\ ....

8 p.m. Call 689-4 117 for ticket infonnation.

The Alumni Awards Ceremony lakes place Saturday, Del. 25. from JO to 11 :30 a.m . in Akin Audi1orium. After the ceremony, the ..Sunwa1cher" Statue Dedication and ~iowa Tribe Ceremony begi ns on tht; ,so~.th side of the Clark Studenl Center. ·

Student center director named

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arijuana use not evalent on campus

JOSH DESKIN

JENNIFER TILLERY

Associate Editor

The Wichilan in the "good or day<· chewing gum and · ' in the boys· room . were the only prohlcms officuls had to deal w11h. ~~cy have to worry ahou1 -"l11dc111., ~moking

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nts do know tha1 i1 guc~ on :u il.·lSU. but just much goes on h .i my~tcry 10 mos\ students. ·-rm· ~goes on.just like it goes on e\"Cl)'where else. hu1

oevcr been in a si tuation where l"vc SCl'll anyone it.~sophomore Flav ien William.~ s,1id nasked ifhe knew how much smoking goes on. ~!e student Race Jone~ said , .. Firsth;md. no. If I 1 going to guess. rd_~ay ~ome. 11 wou ld be the drug ~ than alcohol or c1garl'tlcs." ~s1udcnts don" t knuw if goes on or nol. "] h:we ,ilea. I don't ever sec it goi ng on:· rrcshman S:ira nlysaid. lt seems like only a small minority of students al 5U docs know that mariju:iua smukin " goc,o on

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JASON LAWRENCE

Editor in Chief Movies .Jbout col lege life in the I.Jte I960s and early 1970s usual ly show about as m:my bongs .is textbooks.

And to many college studenL~ in their late teens and early 20s, it almost seems like everyone was stoned out of their minds during the whole "sex. drugs and rock 'n' roll"era Bui accord ing to two Mithvestem State officials who were students in the 1970s. 1he atmosphere at MSU wa~ different from that clcpic1cd in movies and on TV Director of Universil y Devclopme111 Anne Oppcnnan said studen1s were usually disc-rec! about

their marijuana use. " If you weren't sure of the people who you were in ~o_mp_any with. then you just didn't start smoking u J0111l m front of them," she said A_lthough students were discreet. Oppcm1an said, marijuana u.~c wasn't a 1otal taboo. "_It was prelly much acccp1ed, s~c said. "Peopl_e did11'1 Judge you one way or the other 1f you did or dtdn't."

Oppennan said attiludcd may not have changed rnuc_h since then, but she has. a differcn_t pcrpccli\'C on the issue: " I won't say thfll 1l was u different atmosphere, but i1 was just a different age.''

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raternities raise money for charity

Midwestern State University has hired 3 new director for the Clark Student Center.

According to Dean of Studen1s Jane Lcishner. the new director is Dai l Neely.

Unlike in years past when the CSC director also served as assistant dean. Neely will only be 1he Director of the Clark Student Center.

"The title of assista nt dean seemed to take precedence over the real lit le of CSC Director/Assistant Dean," Lcishncr said, "so we dee id• cd to just drop the assist.till dean position ..

He leaves Penn sy lvania State University. Mont Alto c:unpus. where he served as coordinator of Student Ac1i vitics/Studcn1 Center.

He also served us adviser to the Student Activit ies Council ,rnd advisor to WRMA. the student run radio station at Pennsylvania Stale University.

Neely returns to Wichita Fa lls and MSU after a five-year absence: he earned his bachelor of business administration in finance degree from Midwestern in 1992.

While at Midwestern he was a member of Phi Chi Theta, membership educator for Tau Kappa Epsilon and an orientation peer counselor.

He then went on 10 eam his masler's of science degree in counselor education at Emporia Stale University in 1995.

Neely is set 10 begin his job as CSC director on No\'. 3.

Finishing touches

iunted houses to scare up cash for worthy causes in area

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The Wichitan thastly season of witches. ghosts :ind

15 dawns. Pati os. porches und even

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1 1he past nme years these fra ternities.

1~~~ loc~I c~ariti~s. have been keeping ~tion alive u~ Wichita Falls. O~•cr the ~'.grna Nu. m collah?ration w11h the ~ 10 n of Re1ardcd Citizens, has been 1J~ haunted house. '

TI1cir huunted house is located on Tenth and Broad, across from lntemational House of Pancakes (11-!0P) in the old Pioneer restaurant.

TI1i s year they have a lot of new ideas including The Hall of Horrors. "The rooms are smaller this year, but we h:wc made Lhem much more exciting than last ye::ir," said Jame.~ Miller, President of Sigma Nu. " TI1e const.ruction has allowed us to hang out together.

And the acli\'eS who arc r:ot around much get 10 meet and interact with the pledges. " he adds About 25 members of Sigma Nu, along with 8 volunteers from ARC began construction about three weeks ago and have been working on wec~cnds. ll1eir doors will open ?n Satu~day Oct. 18, and will be open every mght unu l Halloween.

On weekdays. they will close al IO pm and on

weekends al 11 pm. The price per person will be $4. Children 10 and under and groups of more than ten will be $2.50 per person.

The haunted houses normally raise $3000 to $4000 and this year 1hcir gout is to make much more. :n,e fund s will go to providing more recreallonal ,md social programs for the menuilly ret:irdcd. The funds will also go towards developing ud~h nnd yo111h summer camp as well as educauon progr.tms. ~.11ppa Alpha, along with the Children 's Miracle Network started construction on their haun1ed house about two weeks ago. About 50 members have been working on the haunted house.

TI1is year. their haunted house is located at 1hc corner. of Midwestern Parkway and Jacksboro highway. next to the old McDuff

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Artist Jack Stevens puts finishIng touches on the Sunwatcher statue. The gift from the Ex•Students Association was up on Tuesday.

Photo by Angie McClain

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EDITORIAL

HOMECOMING INVOLVEMENT

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Students should show school spirit

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As many studcnl s arc aware. all wed: long .

At1 cnd 75 th :1 nni vc~ary eve nts like 1\ll onday mark s th e hcf!innin ~ of Homccorni n!! Weck.

Sunw,11chcr an<l Gales nf Hcr-culcs A lot of siudcnt s du not sci: the sta tLu.: dedications.

Go to the torch parade. bonfire and ini ~c~t.~~cc of ~~c \~~~j,u-. sho~1ld ;lll cnd 1hc nc1ivi1ies surronndm !! lase r light show. Follow that with the sludcnia nd al umni reception at Sikes 1cam always s1:111ds ;t House. hc11cr diam:c when rnon.' fans rill up Before the football ga me. take a the stadium. cafe teria food Jnd cat at A lthou!!h students shou ld .ilways break from ~how th~;r spirit around L·ampus. this thcKi ow~1 Kooks Tailgate Party.

Go to Memorial Stadium and cheer week it 1s cx1rcmcly important.

1 11 foo1ball 1eam on 10 a victory as it r~~~r our faces An gelo State University: all it m;in En gli~h classes. eve ryo ne. sh~~ld get up and show their school 1akcs is a student ID to gel in.

A short walk across Midwestern ~pint.

Even t\1c cx,·usc of not enough Parkway will ge1 you lo the bonfire money will not work this week. at the Presi dent's House.

Evc·ryth ing conce rning Home ~ Sul remember to look bot h ways comi ng is !rec to the students of for cars: maroon and go ld just does MSU. Wea r your maroon and gold T-shirt not go well wi1h ,memergency room.

STUDENTS FORGOTTEN Anniversary celebration focuses attention on alumni and faculty Ahhoueh many events planned for the 75 1h~ anniversa ry arc di rected toward the com muni ty and the :ilumni al MSU. th ere seem to be few .ic1 ivitics for the s1uden1s who anc nd MSU.

Sure. the st udcn1s are invi ted lo all end 1hc un ve iling of 1he Sun w;itchc r S1a tue and G:ues of Hcr-

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Mayhc a huge d.mcc for the stu• dents would have been a cood idea.

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bee n all m:a1cd to a ·student dan ce fun<l.

Mayhc the ad ministra tion could have sc hed uled . .cvcral of the events on the sa me day inslcad of spread ing them our over a week.

Th i~ wou ld ha ve allowed Midwc,;tcm to caned classes in order for

the studcn1s 10 have the ch:mce to attend the special cvcn1s.

Of all the eve nts duri ng th e anniversary week. the most interesling 1hi ncs to studen1s see m 10 be the HOmecOmi nc events. which would 1ake place al1yway.

On Saturday. students and parents arc invi ted to come to MSU. tour !he ca mpus, .ind a11cnd the an nive rsary.

This wi ll insurr the absence of mos1slUdents hcca usc of the fact 1ha1 thei r paren ts wi ll be thC:rc.

Gran1cd. the university did bring comedian George Wallace as part of the Artist-Lec ture Series.

But it is still £cared lowarcl alumni and facu lt v instCad of stu dents.

Mayhe In 25 years when the uni \·crsity celebrates its 100 Year Anniversary, the ad min istrati_on wi ll take more of 1he s1udcnts' involve ment undcr consideration.

Opinions exp ressed i n the unsigned editorial r ep resent those of The Wichltan editorial b oa rd, consisti ng of the editor in chie f, assoc iate edito r, news edito r and spo rts editor. The un signe d e d i• torial doe s not necessarily represent a consensu s of t h e e nt ire Wichita n staff.

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1 more se rious probl could be focusing on 'rn1\ But we seem to s· time and e~_crgy · or not manJu ana junior m~sstions · .

• ized, . co~mum: d·tor in -,.~ Chil dren ar m~Jor an e 1 'chitan ci1ics.

Vio len chief of The Wi '. trol in so me pans of 1 '-,· But we resou rces on smokers, when ~ ti ~ of the wacky weed rea ll y isn' t a th at money to e·ih smok ing pot ca n social problems. bip deal . mea n~t(ve' effects on 1he body. iti~~~ time we re-evaluate ~ causes long- term smokers h:t1 I thi nk 1ha1 if we did t lose their memory. But hey, old manJuana use was not h1·'( ao c !las ihe same effect.

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JASON LAWRENC E

Editor in chief

Smoke it if you've ot it.

That's what I say a~UI mariju ana.

Growing up, I never thoueht I would write those words. '0!1 ly ··dopeheads" wou ld even th ink about smoking pot, or .so I was taAgn~· even the fi rst ti me I was in the presence of Ms. Mary Ja ne aflcr I ca me to college. I_was _st ill j~dgmenial of those tuk mg hits off tfie 2-foot bong. . . ~ut now I sec II d11Teren!ly. I have ~~d\~at ~:i h~?s,~6[~ gh~8t?,.horse

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Counter: Put it out TERAH CURRY

News Editor Back in the '60s and '70s. the st u~~t ~ohnel~~t~u~~!~fe Today, the questi on is whether lo st :~~a~w;n~t~:vu~ ~ou~~i1~k l~~~1i~~~ recreati onal drug use is wrong.

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NIDA show th at a ~l sm9kes_ five join ts per tak in g rn as many cane"\ chemicals as someone \tr~ a fu ll pack of cigareues t.

Although ii would ~•'. beli eve tliat marij uana taQ' would also be naive v.,1/ somel hin~ obviously.da,'

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leg~~ze~ ight argue thai • ' are dangerous and ye, (\ Myth No. 2: Marij ua na is not legaL But do cigarettes . daneerous. Stud ies "have lin ked ~~~ -~~~~it~~e\~~I ~~a~?~;~u~ ~~~s~~~~? Do having done some research on mar• i~na', l~~ ~!~~~i~n{j~~isen~fi~a~ ~~r~ needed in ijuana use, I' ve uncovered some Although ff;t~~bbfe·~~ 1~"r~c~~1t rhf~og~~~ they_ do not c ange a m~~f;uN~~ n~:int ~riju ana is not addicti ve. Alth_ough not everyone Fu~;errri'~~fo:;1~~1u ~~ o~f~ ~~~:h~ ceB~~;e simpl say that who uses mariJ uana becomes dep- as well as reducing testosterone law 1s not prol ibitin2 a ende nt. it is an addictive dru g. levels and spenn coun ts. behavior, we should aor.

Accordi ng 10 the National Institute According 10 NIDA, long-term the la~? Gun control la11~ fo r Drug Abuse, approximately marijuana use produces changes in sto p violence. yet we 6rain similar to those seen after keep (!le crime rate down. for the long-1enn cocaine, heroin and alcoLeg1slat1on aga inst use. wi ll not solve the drug istes~lScftnb~!s~:i~ ~nh:~i sur; t~~ holMyth No. 3: Marijuana is no we need to lhink 1w1ce health risks of ~~~n i~~t~:a~~n~!e~e~~~l~~~:su~7 more harmful 10 your body than serious \li'e becoming a~dicted 10 other drngs ~ g~~et~;~21 t~ey~irntb3;Jy ~h ai~ marijuana use before stamp of approval on it. by "primmg·µJ c brain." by cted condu Studies cigareues.

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Letters . .

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The Wich itan welcomes letter s of opin io n f r om st udents , f ac ult y and staff. Letters sho u ld be brief and w ithout a busive language or personal attacks. Letters m ust be signed b y t he writer a nd includ e a telephone num ber a nd address for ver ifica t i on purpo ses.

Letters will b e ed ited for g rammar only.

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Editor In Chief Jason Lawrence

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Associate Editor Josh Deskin

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News Editor Terah Curry Sports

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Nick Eatman Photography Editor

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Halloween: Holiday of Sata A NTHONY LOUIS

Guest Columnist A~ a . m~mber of th e body of

~ y fe1~~ b~~hg~b~ ~iY si~~ ;;~~i !Crs and to educa te them if they arc 1

ignorant.

Such is the case wit h Hall oween.

Hall o~ccn was developed from t~~eDeaJ_cJ~rw~~nrdc~~i~ fied as the ni ght when dead spirits roa m~d the earth and th al wi tches.

Saiamsts and sorce rers met to wor-

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sh~1 H~wde~~il Was considered to be their "holy" season, hence the name '.'Festiva l of the Dead." In my opin• :h:rigH! li~ok~~{ne:n n~~l~li~~:lvWi~ cc n1 ral theme of Halloween is to contact spirits of the dead in an effo rt to receive personal power. It

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~z~ ~~f~2e~vnh~a;.e are celebrating Hall oween. The Bible 11 "I

told and warned us that. ~ Carved pumpkins signify sympa~~ t~y to Sa1an, thus on Halloween noti~~ti ~ra;~\iif.s nigh t ).'OU ~c;iuld be ide nt ified b after yea r, we s~e an ~ . the evil spmts._ The light in th~ violence and an mcrease 1nr carved pu mpk rn sy mbo lizes a mot ivated prac tices on ~: tn;epcd soul ticlongi ng to Satan. dults_ and ch1lil ren alike were ~~~~t~irb~ew!vT2~;; throw n mto huge fi res while the to offer our souls ID unck..'.111 others danced around. By morn ing Now that you do kno11• only ashes a(ld bones re mainea' They were ong_inall y called "bone Y~S~~?celebrati ng the:·-~ ~r~s." Modem ll me tias dropped the the Dead." fi~cs!~d thus today we have "bon•Don' t bu y any itc:ltl!

Halloween symbols o~ lh~t ln addition, there is 110 alternati ve t invite dem(?nic ~f •Don' t.9 -~ alloween. R_e naming it Fall your home by placing j! ~csu~al, HalleluJah Festivals or deco rat ions around or ~nyth1.~g else, and dressing only in ,J home. good coslume.s, docs nol chan ~t~a~a~~~c or the purpose of the c~: Amhoriy Louis is an f'/IJ· · major and SCA senator.

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NEWS MSU employees honored for service

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Briefs

·G announces Homecoming court 11I

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n,en1hcr.- of the 1997 Homccomin fr,t Juchcs.~: G:int Gri mes, senior du\ c.oun arc: Ashley J:ickson, ~;,s: Phillip Rnm~cy, junior duke; c, Audra Johnston, junior Ji-..J Br.idlcy. sophomore princes~- Ch· I' . }k pnnce: S:irah Broc k, freshman··~ . .tr •c Cunningham, sopho..!1111:in pn~C- . nl'ICcss nnd Marco Manincz.

· ('llll(corning kmg and queen will b

~"Orning g:imc :u halftime.

c announced during the

18111s wanted fo r College Bowl trt' 3 Chi scmor honor socie1y and th A . . ~ ..,1.1n1crn:itional wi ll host College Bowl ~ ;scx:iation of College 99

'f.'-1isa game of academic knowledge and is 1 oe':i~ov. 8 :ind 9. The • -(II up or _for_ more i_nfonnation, call.Sam Yteams of four. ,iinc for s1gnmg up 1s Nov. 4. n al 689-4746. The

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,nipus groups invited to _enter ADARE

~ Drug Aw:i~cnc ~s. Rcspo_ns1bi li1y and Education (ADARE) 'i"°1'1SOnng a con_,e_st t~ c'.nphasi ze drug and alcohol "nu:·r by panic1pa11ng m activities that pmmot . /warenes~.

1 t,('hJVinr and rcspo~sibili1y._Firs1 prize is S200, scc:;deis~~~po;i~ . is S50. For more mforma11on, ca ll the Counseling Center al {Jg9. ;1S. ,,,l!OI

glish Usag_e Exam n_eeded to graduate

~nstudcnL, !>CC~mg_a hachclor s degree must take 1hc English Usage The c:t~m rs bcmg offered during October, March nnd Jul y. For call Shannon Eastman 31 689-4677 .

1t informnuon,

,rst Step,_Inc. to .give presentations nitAssoc1:i11~n for Soc,_:il and Behavioral Science.~ will sponsor two : prcscnwtrons by First Step, Inc. during Domestic Violence 'Jl'tnes.~ W~k- Oct 2~-.24 . The fi rst prc!>Cntation. 1he ··cJothcsl ine ,_..1.~ n T-shirt/art cxh1bn, will run Wednesday. Oct. 22, from 9 a.m. ~ on the cast lawn o( Clark Suxlent Cemcr. n,: scrond prese_ntation, "Domestic Violence-Dispell ing the Myths" • fr:irnre s_uc.-,1 speaker Sandy Boswell of First Step, Inc. and will i pl:ice Fnday, Oct. 24. from noon 10 I p.m. in Bolin Room 100 : ~·cnr., :tr!! free and o pen to 1he public

0,rection S:udtnl Go,·crnme_m senntor Anthony Louis' name was incorrectly ~cd in 1he Oct. 8 issue of The \Vichi ran. i\l~, Pam Co~ is the only producer and cdi!or of 1he commcmornlllnil·err.:1ry vrdeo

were Pamela McSpadtlcn, inmucto, in TH! WICHITAN 1hc ln1 co~h·e Englh h Lnngu3gc Midwestern State honored 55 ln~lillllc; Trncy Mcn:inl. n~soclme proc~1ploycc.,; on Tuc~ay for chcir scr- fcsM>r of cJuca1ion: Mal'\h:t S<mcr. o~M>\'JCe to the Uni,·crsi1y. ciatc profc stor of r:idiologicnl science: The honortts were prc.,;cmed with Gloria Meuo. a.1..~i(tnnt profes.~r of pins marking their employment :11 11un;ing; ElitaheLh Rincor,-7.ochary, MSU in multiples of fh-e years. n.~sistnnt professor of biology: Brenda Those pn:scnlcd wi1h pi ns for fi l'c Ric h, scrn: UU)' in BAAS ; nnd Cynthi:I yur:s of scn·kc wen: Treva Clifton. Gri"~- administmtivc a,~i~tnnl in the adminsirati\-C 11.1..~is1am to the dean of Offi ce of School Relations, studen1s:Shi1ky Pracc. payroll:mi1ants: Tbosc honon:d for IO yea~ of r.crvicc Tcm-11Whyrid:,c3rpcntcr:Jcrry Bokcr, were R.::ay Crow, program analyst: Susan ccn1ral plant O[ll'r-JCor; Morlhn Henson, ins1ruc1or of English: 1imo1hy Akunder. ~ c,ctory in tclccommuni- Dono1·on, ll.~\OCiatc professor of comftUI Cr science: Vnnd11 Writ:hl . ~mm odminis1r:1tor in the Sma ll 0u~incs~ systems: and Gwen Cool~. 11drninis- Dc1·rloprncn1 Cen1er. Alan Block. :issi(1rotil-c a.\ShtDnt lo lhc p1uidcnt. tam profc.~sor of music: Jondlt Sovngt, Al~o honon:d for five }'t'an; of service ~.1sis1ant to Lhe registrnr: nnd Al Su1ko, v.•cn: Lisa futrnda-llnmhy. din:c1or of profc.\sor nf manufocluring and engiUpward Bound : Samuel Watson Ill . netringccchnology. associate professor ofpolitiul scicnec: Honom:1 for their 15 )"CllfS Ill MSU Roy Putin, prufcs.mr of ttooomk-s und wt'rc Jcny Chcn.::auh. 111ili1its maintelin11ncc: D11\·cltn.: Pid;cns, =re1nryin nance: Bohby Dunn. Ccniral Plon1 continuing cduc:11ion: and Toni Wood. Supervisor: EJdic Smi1h, ekctrit ian : s~-cretary in lhc Uu n:au of Dusinc.~.~ and Diurme Wcnklcy. bcncfiL\ coordino1or.

Go11emmcn1 Re~arth Manhn May. nssistont professor of 1\lso. Edward Scou Allen. media math; Billye Goss, director of lihrari:in; Dan While, coonlin:11or of Continuing Edocntion nnd Mimha lkpanmen1 of Music: Ver.a Jo Bell, sec- llar.·cy. lbsocia1e professor of bosinc~~ retary in the Di\·ision of Educulion: :1dmini(tm1ion .

Rohen John~on 111, :i.~sociolc pmfcswr Employees n:cciving pin~for 20 year,; of Engli~h: Mor\; Farris, a.ssoci~tc pro- ofscrvicewcn: WoyntS1agncr.cus1odi• fc~,or of m3Lh: :ind Da\·id Lohman, al ~rvices: Ethel Taylor. custodial ser~:::ant profcsM>r of r:idiologie.::al $C'i- vices: Gcorgt DidhoIT, professor of psychology: ond Mike Pauerson, profcsAlso honored forfi1·cycursofse r,..icc sor of m11nogemen1 :1nd marke1ing

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Ho11o~for)0yearsofscr,,iccwerc: Jcs.,;c Rogc~. ,·iccprcsidentof acadcmic 11ff:iirs: Melba H~n, ill. dirce1nr of Mnrfel1 Library: 11:irry Hewitt. profc~s,1r or his1ory: Emily Corpcn1.:r, aw'lCiate

profc.~-.or of Englhh; EU Hul\CNlll, t'OOrdina1or of phy~ic~: IJrllic Tim,. rc~ istr::ir mid dircemr .-,f nUmi~"nn,: :11u.l Norman Homcr, dircctnr11f1ticOi1l'iu11 of Science~.

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CSO to raise money for Montserra t victims BRIDQl'T S WEENEY

event. Dr. Dencil Taylor. CSO adviser. said 1he group hod the idea for a fa ll Carih bean festival TheWiehltan last spring.

CSO member Sharon Frederick said.

Great music, fantastic food and a culcural expe"'Caribfcst is we have been thinking about for rience arc in s1orc for Thursday night .

Caribfcst '97 will be 31 6 p.m. he1ween Pierce some months, but the bu lk of planning began a and Killingswonh halls. Tickets lo che fcs1ivities month ago." Frederick also said many of thc l40 arc $5 nod cnn be purchuscd from nny Caribbean CSO members have been Inking :m uetive role in the planning of Caribfest. The CSO has been student or ut 1heeven1.

The affair will showcase the Caribbean culture sponsoring various fund -raising events all year to in an attempt 10 raise awareness with other MSU aid vie1irm from Mon1scmt1 . Alt proceeds from Caribfcst '97 wi ll be donoted 10 viclims of vol studcnts andthceommunity cano eruptions in Montserrat.

1!1e Ca~bbean Student Orgt1nizmion is sponThe Soufrierc volcano has ravaged Montserr.u sormg Canbfest '97 for more lhen two years. Many residents have Caribfcst ·97 will feature steel bands, authentic been forced co abandon nil their belongi ngs and Caribbcnn food. the CSO Carnival Mass Dnncen those s1ill on the island have been forced 10 mo,·e and a cuhural expcrienee unlike any other on 10 1he non h coast. What was once a lush, tropical campus. island has turned into an are:i of ash and debris.

The CSO spcn1 many months planning 1his Nevil le TI1omas, president of the CSO, said

Tuesday the CSO had raised $800 in a recent car wash. He said all dona1ions and pmcccd-. wi II go 10 help the only Catholic elemen1:1ry ,chtM)l on the island.

The CSO C.(lablished 1hc Montscrr:11 Relief Fund at Na1ionsllank for people wi,hing 10 donace. Contributions can ;il so be "cnt to the CSO offi ce in the Office of International Recruitin~.

Business Annex Taylor said chc members of the CSO :1rc uniting for a good purpose. "l-l omc and fam ily arc e:ir.trcmely imponant 10 the s1udcms and it ,hows in their dedication."'

Sabrina Maloney. a senior fro m the i~l:ind of Montserrat. is touched by the fund -rai-.1 ng effons of other Cari bbean studenh "The other Caribbc:m islands aren ' t affected hy thi~ :md the fact that they arc helping make.-. me feel pretty good," she $:lid.

Welllllll, if you do, rhe bowler-head-rhree -prong-pin-head -funky-c1Ls are coming!

DysFunkSh un JunkShun high energy, bell borrnm and platform shoe wearin', frorhy frog, me bucky, jaw slobberin ', banana boar funksrers band will be performing at rhe

All-School Picnic on Wednesday, October 22nd You'll be sent home with sore feet from the dancin' and a sore srnmach from rhe laughin '!

Their reperrnire includ es all rhe memorable classic funk and disco curs from rhe 7o's with just rhe right mixrnre of current dance rn nes!

Their imeracrive show, complete with 8-track rape giveaways, gets the crowd involved and before you know it, fun scares spreading like rhe plagl1e!

For a blast from rhe past and an evening rn remember, DysFunkShun JunkShun will be in da' l1ouse!!!! !!!!!!! !!

Dress from rhe year 1975 rn win door pri:z;es!

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A WP Housing masonry worker fell about 55 fee t off McCollough• Trigg Ha ll on Tuesday, O,t. 7. :iround 8 a.m.

Sunday, Oct. 19 •Steak of the Arts Cook-Oft, 4 to 6 p.m. at the Wichita Falls Museum and Art Center, 2 Eureka Circle. For more information, call Tom Stephens at

Morcilino Rangel suffered a liro-

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rushed 10 Bethani a Regional Hcolth Center. On Monday, Oc1. 13, he was li sted in stable condition and was unable 10 recall the accidcnt.

Mork Freeman, a co-worker. said Rongcl was reaching across a hoist when the fr.unc gave way. He also

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•Caribbean Students Organization meeting, 5:30 p.m. in Bolin Room 100

said Ranger s actions were against the company's rules and regu lations.

WP Housing Company has held two saftcy hricrings since 1hc inci-

Monday, Oct. 20 •Red River Society meeting, 8 :30 p.m. in Bolin Room 320

Thursday, Oct. 16 •Meeting with American Express recruiters, 12:30 to 4:30 p.m . in Hardin Room 211. Call the Ca reer Services office at 689-42 15 in advance to make a reservation.

•English Usage Exam, 1:30 p.m. in the Business Administration Annex Room 101. For more information, call Shannon Eastman at 689-

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-Chess Club meeting , 3 p.m in Bolin Room 115 •Carib Fest to benefit victims of the Montserrat vol• cano, 6 p. m. in lhe courtyard between Killingsworth and Pierce. Cost is S5.

dent and is rcquring all workers on the ~aftcy frame wc:.1r a harness.

Tuesday, Oct. 21

•English Usage Exam, 1:30 p.m. in the Business Administration Annex Room 101. For more information, call Shannon Eastman al 689·

Marijuana can be addic tive, harmful

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•Student Government Association meeting , 7 p.m. in Bolin Room 100.

-Circle K International meeting , 8:30 p.m. in Bolin Room

M;irijuana may not hi! a.~ d:ingcrous lo a per• son·~ body as cocaine or heroin. bu t contrary tu popular opinion. the drng can be both hannfu l and addicli\'C. According 10 Amber Sissom. a licensed voca• tional nurse, marijuana depresses the Cl'ntral ner\'OUS system and possesses propcri1ics of a cupho• rianl . scdati\'C and hallucinogen. Sissom said that because po!cncy varies in the marijuana plan1. someone could be gelling slronger doses than tw. or r.hc an1icipated. '"The side ctl'i.."'C ts of marijuana u~c indudc shon -tcrm memo!")' loss. impaired le;1ming and slow in1dk'("tual performance:· Sissom said.

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Thi~ h:thit migh1 he 100 ex pcnsi\'C for ~omc college s1uden1, ~i nre he spends :1hnost 540 a month on rnari1uana. He dOl·,11 ·1 get hil=h t'\"CI)' day. though . ··1 don· 1 even smoke II c\·ery week.'' he said. ··1 J USt do II when I don·i have ,my1hi ng cl\C 10 do·· The MSU OOict of Hou~ing ha~ not h:itl any pmhlcm~ with marijuana rccen1 ly. but then: ha\'c been instances in the pa,c where they ha\'c had 10 1.k.11 with the drug "Back four year~ ago, a ~tudcnl wa~ arrcqetl for sclhng nrnrijuamt in Pierce Hall .'" Director of Housi ng Ted Rcd laczyk s;1id.

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'They were just people )'Ou knew who did it...

.. Since the major busl. there has been a decline addressi ng, marijuana. The year before Jas1. we found 1hree people. Las! year. there was one·· [ \'Cn though marijurina use may be on the rise nationally. MSU is not showi ng that trend. ··wl• haven't --ccn it Crise in marijuanause) on thi-' campu<· Redlaczyk said.

He knows marijuana use is going on. though. ··Studt·nh arc going 10 he student ~:· Rcd laczyk s;ud. " I know !here arc probably . . iudenl s doing ii We treat student... .i 'i adults. They know what the rules arc."

MSU\ zero tolerance tlrug policy 1s. very si111p!e. A slu~cnt caug~l ~·1th any notable. quanllly .of man • Juana, or any other drug. wilt not he welcome 10 ,mcml the univc r~ity any

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major thernpy Pre-physical Adrie nne Hag ler said. '" I kc l like they (MSU ~tudcntsJ 1hink it".~ OK :ind i1's widd y ,1cccptcd ..

Whi le she doc_..11·1 per. . on;1By view mariju ana u.q~ a~ good or had, Hag ler did say views ahout it h.1\'e chan ged over ti me .

Afl cr mariju.ina'_.. popu larity in the 1970s. she said the drug w;1s viewed negati\'cly in the 1980s. But now. "The view is prcny mud1 the same as it was ~ack 1hen ·· Chemistry m.ijor Ti m V:u.lcn ;1~ reer.l wi 1h H;1£k·r .. , think that i1\ not \W)' widespread, but ii i~ scx:i.illy acccpll:d.'.

Vmlcn ,;aid . ·:11·~ "?t f~WIK\.I ll ~\l ll ;1s mur h :1i. m junior high or high M:houl.''

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" YC\, I know ii dOt:l>. l"d say fouro u! of JO people smoke it {marijuana).' ' fre~hman Breu Magill said.

Marijuana smokrng prohably guc:s on more 1han mos1 people a! MSU would 1hink, according Ill one /1.·IS U ,1udem who )>tnokc~ marijuan;1. ltm.iysurpri l,c many studcm,1hat people are ~making in places (l{hcr than at panic~.

"People smokt' in dorm room~. If it's at parties, it" s u~ually away from C\Wybody." a student .,..•ho smoke, marijuana ~aid.

11 \ abo c:1,y 10 come hy for thi, s1udcn1. "I t:tiuld probably gi:I ii ;my nit:ht 1ha1 I wanted to.'' he said. HI.' huys the marijuan:1 ei ther from friend,; in his homt: town or 01her people on campu)>.

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tudents given chance Analyzing the mind ofind literary 'Voice' Psych professor teaches variety of personality courses

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1.inc i:!> the :1dd11in11 or coll1r. " In !he past. lhe cnlin:: thing ha!« hcc 11 hlack and white:· Tucker s:iitl "\\'c 1h\n'1 k1mw ju~t lu,w we ;1rc goi ng to USl' 1hc Clllor. hut it shnuld l<IOk \·cry good."

Also indudc<l in the magazine i~ a ,rni, 11 selec tion of work-. done hy area high sdmol swdcuts. "facrv ,·car we semi out a call to the higi1 ·sd1m1ls ;,round Wichita Falls in order to gl'l panicipa11ts fm m hi~h ~chool," Tucker ~.1id. "We d o limi t their work lo strictly p11t!II)', though ."

After Voice~ is publ ished in the spring, it is distributed 1hrnughout campus free of dwrgc 10 the studcm hudy. It i~ pl aced into the same 1acks .is The Wichitan TI1c dcadlim.: for Voices cntric), is Dce. 5. 1997.

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Thi..' Wai -Kun office will he mnvcd back imo the CSC once the construction i), finished i',.'1' 3 ~tow s1arL. the Wai- Kun i~ Van .H ooser h::is goals set for the an eventfu l year upcommg year: "Of course. we try to ~ Iler the year before. This year )\"3rbook .~laff Sl;i r!c<l the we II probably look at the construc~,th a I~1cctmg on ~1onday. tion and sec how the school h::i), progrcs5.ed ...

The staff i), also thinki ng about ~a\·ing a cover de.~ign i.'onle),\. "11\ ~ust ~on of an idea to get ~tmknts ~al'rnkcn thmugh has ic micn- uwol vcd :· Van Hooser said The yearhook will h,ivc some dif~- Wai-Kun offi ce wa:- mo\'cU forcncc~ 1hi.~ year 1h,1t will make rhe ~ the Clark S1 udcn1 Ccmcr In hook unique . The student life scc\ '(l{lhOCbccau scof thcr.:omtniclion. wh ich i), usu;i lly the fir:,1 sec; nic move did cau..e a small lion in the yc:trhook. will ht.: in TIC\\ ,paper mag.11i nc fom1at where riim f\c"ic about 1wo we.ck), late get- the layout and body copy arc more like a new!«papc r 1h:m the tradi tiona l ycarhonk ~t yle. Therc will :ibr, ht.: 52r.Ji V:111 Hooser .~:l1C.! .ich in the hack . which h:hn·t hap-

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Ycarhook~ arc on sale for $40 1hi.~ year, :md Van I looser thinks it i), a w1~e inve~1ment ··we have people that come hai:k every ye.ir who want yearhnll ks from fi\'e w IO years agu:· she ~aid " It i\ a really good record of schOlll hiswn· that everVl)ne wil l want Ill hang ·tin Ill. 11 rCally is wonh 1hc money." ll1e ~tudent~ rctumi11g tu the WaiKu n st;1ff are Mandy Mayo, Cathrine C'ook. Kim Vam 1-l uo.~cr and T.ie Lee. New st;iffer, incl ude Meredit h J:n1.~~•n . Jess ica M:irkum und Penny i\1:1:,:,wcll.

Anyone interested in joining the W;ii-Kun staff shou ld contact V.111 lfoosc r at 689 - ➔ 498. There is slill ro0m on s1:1ff for those who w:mt to 1nm

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~r' ;~'.;,~~:.ii,:u'.:;:~·~;;,. :~;"b:;~;.~:!~ : ~•.-~~':i;:~.: chology in 1977. He c.1med his master's degree in psychology a1MSU in 1986 and finished h1s ~octorntc in psych_ology at the University or Arkans_3s r~l 1991 Gu1hnc lwd linlc time to hccomc heavily mvolvcd as a sludent at any of the universities he atlcmlcd.

"The m1tu re of the grJdu nlc progr:m~ is lhat Mu1.kn1s tend to be very busy,.. he said. " I didn' t get 0111 of O' Donohoc much."

However. during his last summer :1s .i stoclen1 at Midwestern. Guthrie served ns assistant director fo r the 1986 Y. O. U.. or Yomh Oppor1uni1ics Unlimited .

Whi le he was .iHcnding college, Guthrie was able to work in ;1 v.iriety of fi e lds. As a studcn1. he was emplciyc<l a.~ a rc.~pir::itory. 1hcr::ipis1 .for fi ve years, Gt1thrie also worked ut a dnvc-in movie thealrc while he was in college. " I saw 'Americnn Graffil i' many, nwnytimes," he said.

Wh ile Midwcs1cm is cclebrnting its 75 th .inniver• sary, Gu1hrie is beginn ing his sc\·cnth year at the university. lk began teaching in 199 1 and :ipprccia1cs !he

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Bc~idcs hi s work as a profcs~or .it MSU. Gu1hrie h.is hi s own psychology prac1icc and ovcrsc.c~ 1hc work of grJdu.ite s1udcnts at the Psychology Chmc on cumpus. Coun seling is ::ivailable to students, fac ulty. s1aff and their fa milies ,11 no charge.

Anyone who is interested in .~~h.cdul ing an a~poinlmcn1 should stop hy 1hc cl1111c. located III the O'Donohoc building.

Guthrie and his wife, Kelly. wi ll ~oon celebrate the ir one-year anni versary. Kel ly Guthric is curremly working on her doctora1e at Texas Wliman 's University.

Haunted Jackshoro highw;1y. next to the old Mc Duff storc "This i~ going 10 be 1hc hi ggcsl haunted house th:11 KA and CMN have put toge1her," says M:irk ~k Kcy, member of Kapp.i Alpha " Thc hauntcdhouse project eams bclwcen S6000 10 S8000 net, which is shared equally among the two."

Barllara Milcs1cad, coordinator of 1he spcciul events iind director of the CMN suid " Thi s is1hcfifthycnrthat wcarc workin g wi1h K.ippa Alph .1."

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Kiippa Alph:1 and CMN 's hiiunted hnu~e is c>.pccted to open Oc1. 17, J 8, 24, un1il Halloween. The cost is S3 person nnd it wil l o pe n just hcforc d::irk .

Backdoor Thc::itrc also plans to scare up some cash with their haunted house this year.

Their haunted house is located on 9th and Brook . across from Walgrccns. .. This year we arc going to have 1hc longest, scariest haunted house

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"A bout 20 to 30 vo luntccrs have been working for the past 5 to 6 weeks on the housc." he explained.

The Buckdoor Theatre's haunted house will open on Oct. 17, 18. '22 · 26 and 28 - 3 1. Weekni ghts it wi ll open at 7:30 pm to 11 pm . and on wcckcnds at 7:30 pm to midn ight Ticke1 cost $3 per person and there is also a " Drop Dead" Special. where 2 people a c:i n get in for $5.

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Defense gets men's soccer tea~-~~~~.-~~.:;~,ac ANTHONY NEWBERRY The W1chi1an The Midwestern S1 :ne lndi:tns' soccer ieam 111.iy have fi n:i.lly learned how tu o,·m;orne it~ scoring problem.

Keep the other 1cam from scoring "'The dcfcme has really sr.cppcd up. and we know we're S.?,11lS _w pla)' good. tough defen se,. head coach Nathan Pifer said. ··f th,mk we jusl have to accept that we re n?~ going w score :i lot of goals. If \H: continue 10 play defe nse the 1~:3y wc hai·c. one goal will he pl~nty. .

MSU. who i~ r.inkcd e1gh1h m t~c Wcsl Region. will If)' 10 eXIC)ld ~lS string of two shutOOIS when ti 1111s ihe road thi ~ weekend for a couple

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MSU holding 18-game Denver transfer sparking Lady Indian home unbeaten Streak ANTHONY NEWBERRY

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,;aid. "I knew 1hat I still hatl the love for the game so I decided 10 tmn~fcr."

The cri1erion for 1he sophomore from Abi k ne Cooper was simple.

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Go, lh-ep,c, Lmdscy Kiser ,ddcd e,mc """""''" ' ""'' "' l.o"' Si,r C'nn f..:rcncc play will he ll·,tcd nn 10 her shu1out ~treak, " 'hich now S.aturd:t) a! l p.111. :1~ain~t the \\'c,t ~rand, at 519 minute~. and she rar• rie, a 0.79 goab against average Tc;1::i r, A& 1'.1 L'rn\ CN I) L1dy Ruff~ The defense. \\hich ha~ six · \\'c find ;1 d1 ffcrcn1 nllllilatum for c\l·r~ ga me ," Trimhl c ~aid . ~hutou\~ in the la.,t l>CVCn came~. is ··ou;1hom:1 Cit \' t'lt:111 1h tmi:e l:"1 :.im:horcd bv Re,~ Morri s.-whu was yc.ir. and 11 ,h1;uld11 ·t he ;in~ pnih• naml'd th i~· week·., LSC Dcfcn~ive 1cm 1ur the girb to nt.' 10(.·u,ed. We,! Pl,1\er of the Weck l~ thl' wm 0\'er ASL'. j unior Tc., a~ 1, a m ;tl :ind .arc the onh Lone S1:1 r 1c,n11 to hc:n u, !J~! }c.ir_:. Un·k) ,\the~ and Apri l La~atcr each O1.. lahom,, ("11,· Li nl\er~i t\ i, cur• ,cored t" o !!O:JI!>. and 8:.irstad had renth· rJnked ,\';1, 7 in :-:AIA. and otK· m the 5.(J ~·ictor,• Bar,1ad. ~ ho wa', naml'd UiC the L.1d~ Chu,:!\ carry .111 1111pre"i\'e l,'t.() mark into their m:itch wilh Offcnsh·c Pla1cr or !he Weck , \ ISL. OCL! ha, t,\ n playl·r, w11h .¼wed both 1:m~!, 111 the 2-0 \'ictory morl' 1h;111 10 goal, ;md thrl·c " i1h o,·cr the Lad~ Red,km~. The guah ~.'.i pom h or morl' , o 1hl\ ma1 he "ere lwr fio.t I\\ O of the )>Ca!>On

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WOMEN'S SOCCER The sOjlhomore scored her l1rst lhe of lwo three go.1als 0 lhe season wins lasl week Her performance earned her Lone Star Confe rence Offe nsive Player of the Week honors rs ta d Ba Sarah

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The defeat crnscd any ch:.ince~ of :i winn ing w eak for Midwc~1em.

The fr1h1 rat ion cont inued for the who snapped an cight·gamc losing t.lidwcstcrn State rnllcyhall team q rcak last Salurday in the NonhTues.day night. as 1hc Lady Indians wes1 Missouri Toumarncm.

Aft~r losing lhe firs! three games dropped their ~ixth ~lrJight Lone on Fnday and early Saturday, the St:.ir Confcrcnt·e match :-.1 su. 6• 15. loM in four sc1s 10 Lady Indians salvaged the trip with 1Cx a~ \\b lc) .in Univcr~ity, J- 15, a 15•3, JS .J. 15-7 win over Dana (Neb.) College 15-1 1, 15-9, 15- 1l MSU los1 lo Missouri Western in Jumor ou1~idc• hit1cr Mandy Pinkl·non led the Lady Indians wi1h 1hree sets and Nonhwest Mi~souri in four sets on Friday, and to St.itc 15 I-ill, and 11 digs. Sophomore Ashley lfr ,tc r contributed wnh W.iync State {Neb.) in three sets on The Wichitan

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Sports Editor Dc ~pitc losing ils last t~•c games by :1 co mhincd 62 point.~. the Midwcs1em Stale foot bull team s1ill has not faced its toughest te~t of the ,;cason. according to head coach H:mk McC lung.

But the Indians, 2-3. wi ll ge1 !heir ch:.inte Sat urday when 1hcy play Tcxa.~ A&M-Kingsvillc at Mal'crick Stadium in Arlington. at 2 p.m ..They're juq a ~olid 1e;1111 all 1he way around," McClung s:1id of Kingwillc. ··Thcy"\'e won 34 ~u:11gh1 Lone Star Conference game~. ~o they 11111~1 he doing ~omething righ1.·• The game wi ll be phl)Cd in

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The Jave li n.is, 4-1. arc currently ranked No. 6 in the NCAA Division II poll , af!er a 34-6 win ova Tcxa.~ i\& M•Commcrcc la~1 Saturday.

Commerce defeated 1hc Indians 497 two weeks ago.

Kings"i llc. who has never played Midwestern in foo1ba ll bcfort!. has won !>even N/\IA nmional tilles. The fa vc linas hal'c made the NC/\/\ Division II playoffs and h:wc won the LSC championship in the last live ~ca~ou~.

TAMKU h:1s Olllscorcd ib opponents 15 1-51 in li\'C games this ye.ir for an average winning margin of 20.8 points a game. ··] would think thi!~ is 1hc best tcum our school has played against since it brought b:1c k foo!ba ll {in 1988)," McClung said

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Pinkenon led the Lady Indian~on lhe road 1rip with 56 ki lls and 40 dii;~ in the toumamcnl .

The lady Ind ians lrnvcl 10 Sill'cr Cit y, N.M., fo r two games 1hi s weekend.

On Frid:.iy, MS U will play Ten~ Western before a match against Chami 11:ide on S:i1urd:1y.

The Indians will 1hen trnvcl to Stcphend llc nex t Tuesday with unOlhcr LSC match wi th Tarleton S1ate.

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The lndi,ans. led by b:t~kup quar• 110 1 do anything .different in prepar• MeClung, howercr. )Jrl terback Mitch Brown , did mana<>e glad his team didn·1 gi1eq mg for the Javeltna~.

"We' ll go 11u1 and~• to do what we two fourth-quancr scoring drive.~. e fo urth quaner.

The staning quarterback. senior do weu;· McClung ~md. --we havt! 10 ·They played hard ~I itt• climin:ue tumo\'crs and our mistakes. Marty Milchcll . suffered a bruised the end." McClung s.iid. -'tlc shoulder in the game, and he is lis1cd 1f we want to~ succcssfol.' ' .

McClung sa,d lhc tcm~l is st1.II t.ry• as qoesti~nable for Saturday's game.

The Tnbc's fi rst score came on a ing toge1over :motherd1sappomtmg He said. atoiig with li conrcren~c Jo~s. whi_ch the Tribe 16-yard p:is~ from Brown 1o sopho3 0 more recei ver Bryan Gilmore. ~1i~e,~~ro:i~ suffc.red III Ah1lcne last S~turd.iy ~ 1dwestcm ~roppcd Its second Frt!shman tailback Mau Hare's 22- CrJig Fros!, he was ~ str~1gh1 gan:ie . 111 a 34- 14 loss to yar? run late in the game was the other dcfcn~ivc .~1andou6. ~ Indian!>' second score. .

Abilene Chnsuan. . freshmen Tim Meycr .1)1 '_' You can't spot any team 21 ACU. scored thrc~ cte~ens1ve .touchdowns m the games first 12 mmu1cs, pomts in the first 10 minutes and Zach,ry. ~ Meyer was cfTl-c11.1c 1-~ e.~pect to wi n," McClung said. "I'l l the ACU offensiw hi• und MSU ~ever could recover. !he Wildcats , who dcfe~ted give them (ACUJ credit. They're a Zachary added a p:151 M1dwc.~tcm for lhc 12th strai ght really good ballclub and they m:ldc along with:-ixt:ickb

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The MSU cycli ng team, Team Arrow, enjoyed :.inothcr successfu l da)' or r.icing last weekend. extendine iL~ fall sca~on lead over ri\'als UT-Au:.tin and Texas A&M Team Arrow had several riders 1;1ke top honors :.it the S1ars and Slripcs I I-mile rnce.

MSU 's Lc~ _Akin~ won the men 's CAT A race, with Pedro Sald:imaga and Rory McAdams pl:1ci11g founh and fifth. Tim Kelton won the fiel d s~rint fo r sixth place.

In the men's CAT Brace. Scott Hill captured his li N win by out,;;printi ng tht: field , with teammate Chris Amaya coming in foun h. In the women 's CAT A rJce,