•
I
Il1111dli11g 111id•l('rtll
Sol'1'('1' lt-11111 rn11!.1•tl
No. Jin Ni\l,\ poll
~liclwrslcrn Stull' Uniwrsily
Otld at a
Gla nce
11yAI•• Mo~r 11r1>0rtrr
RUSSIA
Boris Yelts in . planning lo renlo\'e th: r~mmns of Stalin and other gn,at Soviet I d ~rs from Red Squa en_· an effo~L to climi~en:~ . Russin s commu n1s1 past.
WASHINGTON
Allor ney General Janel Reno spoke befi0 Congress this week : discuss the serio us p_roblem of television violence. In a related arti cle, MTV has rescheduled their high est rated program Bcm;s and Butthead, ~ an hour later amid controversy that the program 1s Loo violent for the age of children it appeals Lo.
HAITI
Various wire services reported this week that the United Nations is likely to tighten the trade embargo on Haiti as the Oct. 30 deadline for the return of exiled J e anP r e s iden t Bertrand Aristide approaches.
TEXAS
In the first head-tohead poll of likely gubernatorial candidates Republican George W'. Bush, son of the former presid ent, appears to be a formidable challenger to Democratic incumbent Ann Richards. The survey concluded that if the 1994 election were held today, Richards would receive 47 percent of the vote and Bush 39 percent. Only 14 percent said they were undecided or favored neither candidate. Bush will formally announc e his candidacy fort the gubernatorial race next month and ia expected to have only token opposition in the Republican primary.
!~~ adopts weapon policy PY Eduor
• e ·t U The Midw 11 !-·· ns lli versi t . s <:n1 ::itml• · 111,1h1h11 t•d ,,·1•a1H1
1 Senate vot~d t~'>lud nn ndd ,ts nppro,•nl t 111 1· 11111 '~ . 1 ,' \·ersity 01 suspension:) 111~t11tHin~ as Punish nd d1snu ss,il Session 'or01Clll for lh!S • prohib •t d n firearm ,,,.
;°
11 cl1 r k . s1il1•ll 11 unil I, ll 1111\\' II ' k111ft •, II ··:111 t•xplos1n• w1•1111nn . n Jlll lllll l'C , n 111 11r lit'111 nr n sword hnrt ; :. mnr hllh' i: 11 11 . u " harr1•I lin·11r111 , 11 lir1•ur m Sl)l'HI' ll 11 w1·,·1•r, llr llnwnrd si l1•1H't•r, n :twilr hhl :ult·
k111f1•, knm·klc·s , nn11nr
M 1-'nrro•II, ,.,.-,. pn•siil onl
for sltul1•11I 1111d :ul111i11I ~ s1•rVH' l'H, s11 1d I hn f dwmH·nl d 1s 111•11 s1111: tit• I rnlh-1• pnlary cl111•:-1 1111 1 111111 \\•cnpo n ,111 \ ' ll't' , II Zip 1: 1111 , ti k1111t• I111• carnpu~ ~ l 1•f1•11 s11 " ~l11 c1• "~1•ll"-t th,· anti tiVt• n rc~ul,irly with 111,1111I,· 11\'1'1' schedul I hnl 1w11w c meetm~ Ori o,w ,ha lf" inl'lll'S , a hand d1sp1•11 ~1•rs 21. t'UIT\' ; . 111 "' ud,•nl 111 s tru111l'n l d1•:•a1: 11Ptl '1'111 1 11111!1·,: f11rl.h1 •r ci t' Pen~h c policy cilcs 1'ex,is cut or s1:i h 111111lh1•r h\' h,•- · ill • lirws n "lrnt f'I' " 11 ,; "u11\' Sccti!ncod_e Chnpl\'r ·1(,7 in,: th rown. n tl:11!1:1•1:. lu hlnlfrd h:11111 111 ~ln11111' 1;1 4 C'd , II ph•rt' lll l-! U IHIJIU IIIIIIIII
J'1
6.04 1n deli n,n~ dudini.: hul
11 0 1
hm1I
MSU Regent, Polk, dies at age 65
I
Otis C. Polk Jr., O memher _of Midwe stern S lnh• Un1,· er-
sil}B rd
fR. oa
0
egonts
0nd
8
longtime educator, died Oct 20 in a Wich ita Falls hos,
·
;
•
"4
. ,-.<,' ,
POLK
pita!. He was 65 . Polk had served on the Board of Rogc nl s ap· proxim ately a year-a nd-ahalf, said Dr. Louis ,J. Rodriguez,.MSU prosid enl. "He was a raro combination of teacher, admin islrator, scienlisl, poe1.,'· Rodriguez said. "Ho was n very diverse person from an academic poinl of,;ew He understood sludenls andhadaaenseofcullural diversity of Lhis community." Polk was the firsl minority member of MSU s Board of Regents. He was appointed by Gov. Ann Richards in 1992.
··u 111i,rl111U1 ll'i)', he• henll1•r lw wns np1'1i nlecl tn llw llnnrd :· Hudri1,:l1t'1. said. "I-Ii:-: im• pnl't 11111 tlw Umv,•rsil yl
h,·r .. r "'""'' rl11h., cmcl nr II,• wn s n m,•ml11•r 11rlol'll l, sl11l1•11111l 1rnflo1111I PurC'nl T1•11rlwrt-1 1\ssol'lnl1n11 JI,, was,1ls1111
lurdml lus h,•,ill ht1111k his lif,, .. Pnlk wns horn March !;,, 1!12~. 111 Elerlrn . H,• h,id allcndcd Booker T
rn1l11111 for lh.nu•nl of t:olore cl l't•npl .-, l•:nsl llrnnch Y~l(',1 advi• sory r111111111lle<', (:111<1"" I( Kiwnn is nnrl J•:as 1s1rll'
ll'iclut a F'nlls; Bishop Colloge in Mnrs hnll , 1\-xns ; ~lary All en Co lleg e 111 Crockcll, Texos, where he reccil'cd O bachelor of sci cnco degree; Prairie View Unil'ersily, where he re· ceil'cd 11 masler of science degree; Universil.yon'exas alAustin;TexasChrislian University; Midwestern 8lato University; nnd llnylor University.
llotir,•d l'orson
t·u1111• 11! s ,11111
J.!nni znlion s
r of Nulio1uil ,\ sso• would havl' ht•e n in 1lu• fu - nwmlw ,lcll'1111r,··
cn n Assnr1atio11 of Wnsl11ngtnnH11:hSchoolin Amcri s.
He l,nd served as doncon ond lru steo nt Ml. Pleasant Jlaptisl Church in Wichita Falls. Ho had beon a member of tho church since Augusl 19-10. He wns an nclivc ci1•ic leodor,hnvingbeenamem•
811rvil',1rs 111d11d r lus fianr,•,•, ,luyce ~I llh.1·m• of Furl ll'c>rlh , lhrcc• clan1:h lers, Dorolhl' Lmnhertnnd Alit:ia ~I. w;,odward , hot!, of IV1chila 1-'nll s, and Lrn ll. Barrell nf Forl \Vortli': n son, Olis( ' Ill nf\Vich11a Falls; six grandrluldr en; 811d th rce greHl ·gra nd · childrm . Services were Ocl. 2:1 11 1 Ml. Pl1•ns1111I. ll11plisl Chur ch. Uurial was in Lakt,view Ccnu•len•111uler tho direction of W~lls J,' 11 • ncrnl Homo. Memorials may he made lo East Urnnch YMCA in Wichita !'nils.
111 111 IN
,nfftCl!
l'IIJlllhJe or 111nlcl · hodily mjury
1111! tn1 ri111rn
ur dt1 nl.h hy cul I ini: or
~l11hhi11,r n rwnm n wilh lho 111!'ll.n111wn l.. "
'l'h11 srn11h , pn~so cl Bill
!i:lifl-l -i whi ch nwcl ,fiucl I hr
Sl11clonl ( :ov11n11nc•nl
As t-1oci11lion ol, cl1 un code• 1
'lhrn IJnck Tho moclifi l'nlion is 111• tl'ndc•cl 111 clmi ry tho ('IHI ·
lhc clo<'k
1 hour
/see page 3
Snlurclny 11lghl .
Minds meet at College BowI to urn am en t
lly l.nncc Morril l ltt'purh•r
Tho l!l 9:I Co lh,go Bowl 'l'ournnmont com • peliliun will ho Oct. 2!J through Ocl 31 in
Cl11rk Student Co;tler Tho firsl round of th is double-eliminntion compcliliun will he from Ci p.111 lo 10 p.111 . F'ridny, Ocl. 29 _ The
um~woring quc11 twnfl on topics lhnt r11n 110 from movie R lo music to poli tics nod Greek mylhol nJ.!y
,llphn Chi will choose tho five-mcmbcr tcnm lo represent MSU ol lho rci;ionnl chnmpi• onsh ip tourn11m cn t Hrco nd round will hL• from the campus win • from l p.m. to r, p.m. ning 1011 111 and lop scorSal11rd11y. ers from ench losin11 The lhird round will tea m. Tho regional he from 6 p.m. Lu JO champion ship tournap.m. in CSC Room I04 . ment will bo in Tho linal compoli lion Fohr unry nt Som Slul o will be from 1:30 p.m. to Hou s ton lhe in ·l:.10 p.m. Sundn,v in Univ orai ty dny Salur er. CSC Thenl Huntsvillo, Toxns . tilion ament tourn nnd Sunday compo 'a Friduy 10 ~~u b~d;t ~s~i! ~ p~:; schodulo is: rsi ty Sundny's fi1111ls will he □ 6 p.m . Unive Democrats vs. English 50 cenls. The Assoc iation of Club. Unio ns D 6:30 p.m. Alphi Chi Colle ge Phi Sigma Alpha . lntornutionnl ovorseos vs. 7 p.m. Psi Chi vs. D College 13owl lourna- Sigma Tau Delta I. mcnts . Alphn Chi, tho D 7:30 p.m. College senior honornry society, licans vs. Sigma 11nd Dr. Jeff Campbell, Repub Tau Delta Ill. f,,~1[es;iirdi~tu~~g\~:~ D 8 p.m. Jesse's 1~gora vs. Phi Alpha Thotu. cnmpus ovont. KnowTho doublc-olimina .. D 8:30 p.m,Humanist. ngs vs. Nothi be will t amen lion tourn Tau a Sigm comprised of loams or D 9 p.m. II vs . MSU students who com- Doi to s. pete wiU1 cnch othor by Terminator
MEXICO An earth quak e struck Mexico City Sunday night, but the city's newest earth quake alarm system failed to alert residents. The city's alarm, the first of its kind in the worl d, is designed to alert residents about a mir ute before a major earthquake strike s. The alarm system is supposed to send warning signals to Mexico City before any quake measuring six or above on
the Richter scale. The quake shook Mexico City for about 80 seconds, and though there
were no imme diate reports of injuri es, it
caused hundreds of panicked residents to fl ee into the streets.
I•
I It
tbrou:t'W::::;.•donOld,
Pint,,J .., people, prowl pick a .,.,.,.. ,, Found atloa'1 pump kla patch to pumpk in.
P:ISc 2
Op-Ed
Thursday, Oc1ober 28, 1993
?
Is morality relative ·
Xfztfiryn 's (omtr
Life. God's choice.
--;
Dy Sandra
Kolchum
Guc11tWrlter
According to Duvid Korcsh, the moral or immoral quality of one's actions depends upon who you are and whol your circumstances ore. If you're the !coder of his Branch Dovidinns, you can misuse young girls, shoot or stab to death young children nnd bum yourself and your follow ers and still be morally
corrccL Accordin g to ,Jim Bokor you con take money sent to you by people hoping lo help spread the Word of God and spend it on personnl luxuries.
• e n famous . Teios. mind 1f your minister in Dallns, nn of• You con also hav~c who fnir with someo i truly npprccrotcs yoi .
True enough, all of \It ha,·e been, . or probably will be, guilty of s01110 immoral action 1n ou lives; but let's not ki~ ourselves about_ the reli. tivity or morality. Only through the _acknowi. cdgm•n~ of ?ur mdivid~ respons1~1hty for rieht morn! acllon ca~ we hol>t 10 improve the ills of our nation.
Sometimos Homo Sapiens jusl don't learn the les~on intonded for them. lnatcad, they keep rumbling rorward, pushing themselves into the unknown. It all depends on_who Aller a startling disco\'ery made last week, it is, whnt the situauon is scientists at George Washini:ton University and where it's hnppc~ing. announced they had found the trick to cloning Ri ht? Wrong! Moralll): is According to Wolter nof relative. We all ld1vc human embryos. Railey, you cnn desert under the sn mc gu1 C· At fir,,t glance, this discovery may not seem so your wife ofter she's been for-fotchcd and unbelievable. So far, these miracle choked nnd left without n lines. workers have cloned animal embryoa, and it only lnrgcr a to moves eiperiment the 8C<'ms fitting that scale - like humans. But if one really stops to think about this, the horrifying truth of what this secrcl fonnula can do slams into tho reality you and I live in. This new technology gives man the power lo create an embryo•· a human•· without ,eiual rcproduction. Scientists can "make" an embryo to one's specifications .. almost like ordering a hamburger ·your way." Was it not merely 60 years ago when the stage was being set for a massive demolition of an entire b'Toup of humans just because of their religion, and others just because of their hair and eye color? How can we as humans tum around after such short II time period and announce to any future dictators that the tool is ready to make a master race? We just didn't learn our lesson. Of course, that is not surprising givon the history of Homo Sap1ens to not listen to echoes of past mistakes, and let, as generations say, history rcpeat itself. I know many people in our society arc not religious. Sure, most people will say they believe in a supreme being, but only a tiny portion of America's population actively practices their religion. However, anyone who believes in any higher power should see this scientific discovery as something that should be fearcd . In my rcligion, Christianity, it is an accepted truth that God is the maker of the heavens and the earth; He is the Alpha and the Omega; and He is the Supreme Creator. Thus this scientific "achievement" conflicts with the fact that my God is the almighty Creator. Logically, many might use this statement to say, Oisr11tiutldtl't' lt10unt MedllSwnca& ··sec, we told you so, there is no God.· (Score one for the Atheists.) However, ifwe, as human beings w~o_w!re obviously made by some higher power,Jom realization that this knowledge will do nothing positive for society, maybe we can avoid a tragedy ltss,;..,...,sss.,;'990<-'5S!Ol!SSSl'5SS> =sssssss•,sss-;sss,ssssssssssssssssssss,;ss s,;sss,,-_..OS911_ __ , . . before it happens. We cannot create life - we are given life. Lets not distort the powers of mankind to "ploy God." We will never know when it may come back lo hnunt us. And let's all pray that this knowledge docs not foll into the hands of another Hitler. ier for them to fulfill the in difficult times, some 58 Editor's Note: Part of don't buy into advertis• percent of these "Nation advertising's call to ac• ing. the mystery about 'The great mn11e1 of the ~ople... wiU more at Risk" school products Myth 2: X'ers are free· tion. Generation Xis defining eo,i/y fall to a great lie than to a ,mall OM." finding themselves are This Conforming: • spirited individuals whot Gerneration Xis, AdolfHitler: M,jn Kampf not only educationally illgeneration is not more and what it wants. What marching to the beat of but also emoequipped individualistic than any their own drum. is the reoluy of this gen&thryn S<l{iuditoro(Th< Wu:/utaJi. other, with only 8 percent tionally unprepared: Myth 3: X'ers got eratwn, and what is recognizing than shafuld by boomers, who showing any consistently Rather myth? The following strong desire to be sepa- that the world has took all the good jobs. comm£ntary by the changed, they consider rate and unique. Trends research Trends Research Institute themselves victims of the Its members' dress, shows otherwise: addresses this issuel whom they acboomers, listening, hair-styling, of Most Insecure: e (CPS)--Misviewing, speaking, read- cuse of taking all the today's older teens and information is causing 3400 Tait Blvd .• P.O . Box 160 and glam· higher-paying com• non-verbal and ing young adults are inse• many marketers and Wlchtla Falls, TX 76308 advertisers taking aim at cure, not savvy and smug, munication pattems are our jobs. News desk: (817) 689-4 704 Much of business' generally consistent Generation X to miss the not infonned, according AdverUslng desk: (817) 689-4705 misinformation about within various generaK:11l11)'nScl1-_ _ _ _ _ __ _ _--"' ilor target, according to find- to the study, which the accordX stems from subgroups, tional Generation 1992. in began institute insticontinuing a in ings lulicNanny _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _M,n.,gin1Edicor Their "savviness• and ing to the study. Indeed, a "groupthing/market tute trends research CO(ly Edi1or Charles Cag accepsocial crave most which asin hypnosis; is issues" of "knowledge study, "Generation X'ers: tance and display norma- sumptions are unquesinfluenced primarily by ltorial Assistanl Who They are, Where Und.1 Wilson Scoc conforin interests tive tioned, one-sided inforselective exposure to They're Going: Hot Graphic Attisl Aulla Dur.in.... mation is justified and Buttons and Cold Facts." television •· notably MTV mity. ...................... Phologropby Edilor Kyl: Ru.'-ICI • Boomer Envy: and prime-time fiction conclusions are righ• Generation X ·· the ogr.iphcr Because most X'ers went teously defended until Dr:indooOI and docudramas. 47-million•person crowd And while X'ers may through their fonnative they become dogma, the of Americans between 18 P•po,1cr John Granth.""' appear to be iconoclastic, years during the materi- study soid. and 29 years old - con~~- -- - - - - -->['IO(tsEdilor alistic '80s, and became they're impressionable And it found that the trols $125 billion in disentranced with TV fanand can be easily perprevailing wisdom about posoble income. And bethey lifestyles, tasy products while marketers of many suaded to buy X'ers ia basically folly came conditioned to exstripes are spending mil• and services. when eiamined in the pect immediate riches, They will resist perlions trying to gel their light of evidence. WayLmc.·. ,~•~- - -- - ----Cartoonist share of the billions, they suasion like anyone else. the study found. Having Circulalioo Manager to "pay your dues" was Jason M:,k:JOC often waste their money, But key to reaching For more informaJwn led astray by popular through to them is being not part of their upbring- concerning study doM by i'1anl Circulation Manager Eric Sd ' ing. consistent with their Among them: myths. Trends Research the usi.nessM::inagcr Eric Deck But now that they're Myth 1: X'ers are mood-attitude expectaInstitute, call the instilutt vat.ls.ingManagcr Dar.:1 Jlawt· savvy and infonned and tions and making it eas- entering the job market at 914-876-6700.
m
Generation Xequals generation zero
Wichitan
rHE
lason Tt1etcr Randy Brews.It Dclld1Alooc. _
vatlsin1 Rcprescn1ative dvenising Rcpte5Cnlllive _ __ __ _ _ _ _A<J,viscr
C'1',nshl0 1"l, i\i l"adi/wt 7Jl,,:lrdifai&1 . . . . . ell'wT•u . . . . . iaPlca , _,.1M~-.f 'TlvCollq1~SaY"- lbeWiduta,-kri1l!riodlC•y --ill llll'9ain.iifl-ff'll',k".- Md to«'-•7 ..~ o,w-..,.._..an:tce11«aa11il7 tl!Nr .,, ~ r.u,. Namu«ntioa cir ...... llo.lr r( Miol•1111m SIIW U.i...ity _. ..1 9tC • ~ - J.tlw~Wkii&aii ,utt ~
. Leiter, lo the edit.or should be brief, lo the point and without abu,ive language or penonal 1 llack ' · Lelten mull ho IIIDod by the writer - nol lyped - and should include a telephone number and addreas for verification . lf you with for a letter to be published anonymously, and the cont.entjuatifies that actiC:urpoaea. th ' contact e edit.or IO a mutual aereement can be reached.
Univent~ra wHI be edited for rrammar only. The views expressed in the letters are not t.h e view, of the Wichitan rtaft' nor th1 Send letters lo: Edit.or, '11le Wichilan,P.O. &x 160, Midwe,tem Slate University, Wichita Fall,. Tuu 76308 _
fllE Wlchl1an
student Govern rnent ff<"'*' irodiclory old code ond lo
sol cons1Ste nt limes 8 d places fo r ull SCA cl!. tions, Shnnnon Pu h siudcnt ~.11vc,rr1mont Pr~,: ;dent, emd. rho bi)J al includcd n modification ;o section E.of the cleclio~ tod~ nllowm~ the invest;. gaoon of uny election er. rors of problems Without •eod of n protest or op. " I. pen Bill 93/91.3 w passed lo allow the .~~ painlmenl of SCA Pres;. dent pro-temp, Parlia. ,ncntanan llnd board of regents observer in the 60 cond student senate rncclmg as opposed to th first. The senate als~ voted lo appoint Jen'nnn Ghazal lo represent the MSU student body as a board of regents observer Due to the large num: ber of outstanding SGA
Thunib , Oclobrr lH, 199.1 P•RC j
•ludcnt loan, Passed B'JJ . ' lhc ••·nnto which revised the loan fund to' . •Indent r>cnul. lat:tifTen lie_s for P•Yment Fotlure I loan, ~ith~ repay SGA month w·11 none calendar a fine of now re,ult in maximum of'n: day ~or n e dU)HI a fine or r.o afier fiv~ cents per day a placin~ dhys, on hold MSU reco~de student's s, cancclln , hon of th e student's loan Priv'JI eges for one calend o1~hYear and the release lion e account lo a collcc. Year. agency after one
:~agi~-2
SI
. Arter in-sessio n rcvi-
the senate passed ~~t' th 93194-2 which •I.ate,
" e senate's support of MSu going out on fomrnl open bid to all inwrested food providers· at the exPirat1on of the MSU food
contract al lhc end nftl1111 slurlt·11t ollot'u lu,n rnm• academic }'l'nr The lnll mittt·,· Tnmnrn 'f'n)'lnr, nlso presents the S<·n111,, , Amy IJ01111, ~fury I.and, support fo r MSU rr1111ir IJrn,rd c;,p,1111 nrul Tony
ing the conlrncl awu rd cc lo contribute i;u hstnn tinily to the n•110\'ati nn nr lhe curren t food Hc n ·ice nrcas nnd lo the urld1iion or n food court The scmnto app ro,·cd the following com miltcr appointments acndr1111c rcndmis~ion committee • Victor Gomez , Cha nr icl 2 odviiwry committee Linda Wilson Scot:, uni vcrsity poliCl' 11d\'lsory committee . 'l'rachcllc Warner und Mich:1cl Martinez ; finan cia l u1d advisory commilll'l' H.obin Custlt•b crry 1111d Oionn Price, lihr11ry cornmiltcc • Chris K1•cl and Bill Crutchl' r, 11uhh cntionR board • ,Jcnnifor Den ton and Ty Phillip!-!,
Workshop enhances relationships
BY Bill Alderman R,rportcr A new relationship
59t 89t
SS.9S S6.9S S6.9S S6.9S
S7.9S SS.9S
,..:..':...:. ________ , SS.9S S7.9S
1 luyone,1 r,::-rl11pri<eondg,11he I I I ll<Ond piuo' for only
:;;:-.:.-;:-....., s2 00: ,. ◄ ~
:
JP-I :4M __ I Alllmcmu, hm• 111 fm1t b I 11/t,ce I
t
October 31
November 1
l ' MYtJl/.llll
flr-rlT.arn
UD()l'J,t1t1 W1fl1c1 Clu, l r ~111dkl•cf1111"r<"lt nttC\'rcrr1M rSoun
fluntwhw-J Ricr
llll,hnfrwd S1uk
Uttf f:nduhdu MJ •hC'd l'our,Pfi•1lh lir, "}
C"llrrut-urirr JlfllJ.OWl:EN Tkl:ATS
ct11h l li •g
R.whOu11t Or.xwh(btt\ 1'5'1U r hrnchl>,ps.. ndwicb /1111-lllPUH
Turtr t .andN.-.--tltC.IM(f'T"I Jrw-JSquuh
Rur 1r1D u
NuMBER.
S6.9S
I
FOOD EXTRAVAGANZA
WE'VE GarVouR
(Pe,sonlllSire)
, . . . . . o..,1i1,1ffJ
·-■■iiii■ii~
f~i.11,1,=?::::;;;-:,;;;;"
~ t~~r;:,!,e; j~~a~ven
rhaiChidf.'11 Mi1NIGrW1VegPtor'cm S0111a fe MtUrooDPino PtpptrOtuPiuo ltcliariVlaA.1
~•~rr,~d~K:•~
~~~:.\~ ;.!~cep ling re- ....... .... ~~ ••:: Rco1 your
$
Bmbt-niedOw.tn
rl~l;rrr;n~I~
!
• iun Is Always • OHTheM'1iu •
Romo TomolowithPe110 Whit~Piuo!
"'"'I""
Lonnie C:uulu1'1, c;rrJ! P..itrick Stl.!wu rt, ,I II Ii" )I u r p h rt•}' . Lilll<'pnJ:c 1111d Buh r.uOin Further 11pp11int1111.ml to wt.:n•· cornmunity Hcrvicc Victor cu rnmillec c;n111c1. , Krllit• Bnhr, l.u ura Pt1rmlL•y, Hei d Mlt chl'II nncl Tommy Cu rn; ca111p11s culturnl Tony comr"nittl'c l•'1•rn t1111IP1., Tn•y llnrn q, sty Chri 8hny ll1rnto11, W:ilch 1111d Billy Fr:111cis, ;1d,·isury fnoll ~ lif\'icc conuniltrc N11l:111 ,Jones, Trnchrllt• Wnrnl' r, Myrn W1ll1:1111s, Hncllt'I Bnrns, Tracy NclRon, T:illy 51 · tlr:r):'':'iii;c;;re;;•·e;l;l,~n~,n~dieniriicinidivi, ;"';'
October 30 October 29 helps to isolnte so me or sponsihility fo r their nc· nrrUrJ1I T~o \o-4t\l r 0111o." J1fr..hTu.n1 the "potential problem lion, they can nch_1L•,·r eq•• Juu ,\°<' ,Utf".u'C'ri •k n•l lhe1r 11 !l••1•r,rdn1J1J lllfc'<h.!S-tl nrcos that the couple may uity within f •~n l\ •J tionship Jrrn rr;ih lr Peckham hove," •nid !-,, .. ,.~run In the sennth ~csThe second focuses on ( ""'""' ""'I Mll, hJOflm !'> rut 11 up dr,rn Wu fl'l'-lll,,r f\ it increasing the couple's sion, couple:,; 'ilorp~· J,tC' Con trnc t for La/;llll~ caring behavior (b..,.ICl-ultrf In session three, cm- Chnn gc, ~ which outlin e!-> •"SurrrU,•i Ou--• parlrll'r each or role~ imon phaRis is placed Session eight, contnm • 11"-,r-:,-:~;-:a;-; proving the couple's mulual appreciatio n or cnch ing conflict, tcnr hr:i olher, nnd how lo ex press couples how to ncgotialc l-t11t•l ·lnh1'1r appreciation and nITec• their con nicts und ui;c l l.&1i1&11JCl,corWrJr conflict in a construcli\'c tion. l'fOfn fl.,~ Sessions four and five way fintlrJn1rrJ c This clinic is for those are devoted to improving 0n:fNi .-.dlc S1111p in the couple'H communicn- who ore interested Ull(J l'111l Chop /-i1l1w 1C h lion skills. Couple~ arc "impro,'lng skills thnt nrc 11'.m,:N:wi,. hf'u.rwl r guided in building the esscntinl in maintaining r..1 Rmu1tr,1t,ln reinskills that will enable and enriching their (}!ort-urrrr them t.o express them• tion ships,- Peckham said. reselves and to have a mu- -It is not designed for tual understanding of lationships that have no ." each other and the course chance of being repaired The cost of the proof their relationship. Allocating authority is gram is $10 n session nnd dealt with in eesaion six. S25 for the pre-cou nseling Couples are taught how inventory test. For more infonnotion, to accept responsibili ty for decisions they make, call ext. 4791.
enhancement works hop offered by Midwestern State University's psy. chology department, may be the key lo better relations wilhin a couple!. "The objective of the clinic is to help people's relationships or personal lives," Anne Wilson, department secretary, said. However, the clinic iR not a "group session." Jt is on individual and confidenti al clinic for each couple. The clinic is designed for the couple'a ·· convenience, an,J each · couple is rosponsi ble for · arranging session times that will not conflict with their schedules. Included in the clinic are eight individual sessions. Shannon Peckham, a coun,;elor, said each eeesion is ~esigned for improving communication skills and respecting the other person ." Sessions arc divided into categories that have one clear goal that the couple should be working to• ward. Couples do not move to a new session until they are ready lo, she said. According to a pamphlet provided by the d~partment, session one 1s an introduction to the clinic, and a pre-coll;nsel• ing inventory test will be administered to the cou• . pie. This test determines where the couple stands in its relationship, and
RoK"mary Oriden & Potato !An Ntw White Pim!
r'oruandc1. .
L'll\'irnnnwnt ron11111llrL' ·
Pugh, ,w q• M cc nL'O rnndll Wc•H I, hnnkt'lnrr commil Shturno ll·o SIL•r,hun,(' Mourr. Arlt•llo Wildrnnn, ,Julitt, Medford Currie Nunny r'clicrn ,lrr,licc, ,I II' flrowrr Nut..lce ltrrp,•rl. l.urrrn ' Parml ey, 'I'~ nnd ~l,;,k ~hlls. nco<iemic Plrilhp,, 'r,uneo Na~ur ro un t·il · Li nd n Wibco n und ,Jen'unn CH1111.ul; CSC· Srult, l1cadL" rni c upprulN rcnov:,tion commlltcc cornmilll'L' · Rt•hl•knli Tumnra Tuylor, Kathryn Se lf, Myra Willinm,, Boone Mo re app111nlml'nls Erikn Woorlnrd, Trnchcllo wcrr sttull'nt co nd11 l'l Wnrnl'r, Hchrknh floonc, Kylo rom mittce · F.lil'n Dran. ,Jonnthon nurk cUc,,J1urnn Ben Cott.on, Toui ,lonet1, Ru ~llc ll und . 111:mcn Gomez nnd Ch n t1 Crnwford The !tenatc nhm npKeel l'lccticm hou rrl · Amy' Denn , Stcphanio pruvcrl tho upproprintion ~foorc, Melinda ~fnrtm, ofmoncytohclpAtudents Derck Anclrcw,i, Azu li u nttoml 11 lradcnd1ip cono Uurnn ,Jennifer Denton, fr rl'ncc j 11 Snn FrnnciHr Crc!lwc ll. nnd hcurrl repo rts from DcAndr u Lonnie Contrs, Amel, n thu 11cndcmic council :md Fischer nucl ,Joli~ the udmini!i lrnlivc counc:crhnrd, foculty nppreci - cil. The s tuden t Renate 111 11111 commillce · F.hsu Dl'nn, niune Teni:uc, will ncxl mt?c t nt 6 p.m. A1nt• li u ~'ischcr, Donnu Nov 4 in the Clnrk Church nnd OcA udru Student Center
692-475-!,__J
l
$j09
Ma k• that three numbers. Because only at Tac~ Bell, can you get 10 many different taste sensations
for three low prfces. Get crunchy Tacos. Zesty aurrttos, Cheesy Nachos.
rangy Chlllfos, And more 10, only 59¢, 49¢, and $1, 09. At Taco Sell,, It you want great tasles ond great p,tces, your number has Just come up,
Q
TACO'BELL. RuHF
-
J
E11tertainme11t~ -- _ 'Malice' plot farfetcl1ed Phair pushesnds 1lllll'.,1l•v. Or11>htr l~ , 19'/,I
Uy llNn l.a•i-ffof'II
lh,,,,, In 11 ,mh ,pl.11 11l •11t1t II N11rl 11t I npi NI 1:11111..: I' ll
Moh,'1", now 1n its 11N' und week nt t ~onl HQ' ( 'ity I 'i111•n111•. I• n '"""l)' lnlc 11hnu1 n hol ,flhol 111m)l'''"n 1AI<'<' l~1ld wln l, n rolh•~•• pmfr""'1 r I11,11 P11lln11111 l, (N1rolo n111I hii Kiolnrnn l, in II pin! ll111l'• noU1111,; i( 11111 Nut\·,,lut('l1I
9t is a tale abou t lhlll hn 11, ti, p11rn phrn111• W1n,.11111 l '111111'11111. wHh 1111\ ~: mon ey and wha t some lh•lh111 ll 'n \\1111 •1 9t woul d do to get it. Ilk,, ,\111, 111 ~nrldu , wh11 is also a tale that has, nl,,,,t4n. ,, wrnl•• :\ f.',lltii and has had, a lot of 'l\1 lu• l'n lr. 11II llw ,&trh,1•11 im• ti,•tl up 111 1h1• prob lems . l' \J W1' t 11111!'\I /)1 1111 II
J, ',•u•
It '" 11 l.nlo nl, 1111 money, nnd whnL ,unnr would do to ~ul It. II i, nlt10 n tnll1 t.hnt hn,i, mul Ion• hnd, 11 h1t of
,11111 '11111 \'11•\\'1•r l,u1 '1 l1 •l1 hn111:i 11,:. w11111l1•ri 111: whnl h11p111•rn•d lt1 1hi11 d1 nnu·
pn1hlt1111tt. n1111U1'8 i lf."t:'tlll HIIJa:ol'llint:
d1111·1u·h•t11 who t')o•ruh• u thnt it 1lo11ict1'<l ~rnphl• iicht'llll' lhnl 1h•1wndN01\ call\' ,iolont ~n.uu.18 nn ncl of ~t•lr-mutilnlion ni:ninHt wmnon, ~o t.hnl fnr-ft'fcht•t l thnl ii mn\' :-t0 l'ollc,:t' ~tutlonl~ nt Smilh in Nnrthhnmplon, Mn ..., be nol only nnlk1h1!\';1h1t•: but <h\\\'llli.:ht im1>t1:-1Ri M,• whl' nl thl' movio wnfl 1t mnkt1N Ollll Wtl1ltlt1r 1f fi1nu.,d, U1rcuh11h~<I n the cn•:llunt ofm nin • 11rot,sl llont ,n111ld hnlt stNnm tltrill11r~ 1,,nl1-:11 produr.lfon . tJmt., moro nnd mm,, ol' t,~n. nudi1•nr,•s nn.• j,,st l'n>duC'<lr Hnchrl not huyin1: tho N1n tll\1denl Pfoffcr met th,1 Lri,·nnl'.'rN th ey'rt 1 hcin1: rcprcs<'nl.nti"c nncl ns• krrl to :,; ,,·nllm,·. nR i;un~l ht'r Lhnt surh wns not the r:1•~- Tho AIU · T)w ,·hnrnrt,•rn w,1 rt• dt!nl.s b,1licvud h~r nnd runlNo poorly rn ~t llnlclwin lcnl,•d. And while lhoro tums tlut lo lw not quilt, indo~d ii,; no Jtrnphic vioHllp•rrd lious nnd h•,•ri11t: lonco, ncilhor ii-1 th,,ro r- nou.:h lo lw a sup,•r•stud ls~ r much or nnyt.hini:
ACROSS (fllf!MI)
a TX11m to1food 7 TXi wn '_ . faw
47
ctw,w~,,.--
&I
Z..ZM'llil•r ~ rM/111
o,:,n,rw,y
52 R,ingitr,,Nol,n (nCJ 5,3 TXlwn ,- 001.1i11 IINI
a
_ w,.
E~
charactn
Th t! pl11t ' I110, i~ IIX ln•111l'I\' '"""k It lnk11t' Ho Ion.: to· H,•l up t.hnt hy I h1• ti11u1 t.lw ndh,11 n•nlh• 1:,11~ 111ovi111: thoN1 1 vi;,w . ,•~ who 1111,•1• nl'lunll\' ~t.n\'11ci in tho t.h,•nl,,r lul\:\, h1 1•om" 1110 1·11 nf\ 111t'd 4
, ManRiwr' 31 nii lll'l. 'hlfcf'l«t lD
32 ~ 1.Johntaundied Houllan (nt.} 3,3 TX h.1. loal>al di• SS
•w 'cau• _ can, l'Xam. ' wri ll
,_.,,ul'
~
TX Roy 0~101'1 hll
m.m:._ - you '° aMWhllllla'
_H_
43 Tl( gi.1'1'9PIW.loM Mlll«hH. ' Oang _ .
n ~ ' (d' lokay)
"6 Houlklnhu _nau11t1~
11'1111
1
111111i
,,·,,n• nl
nll
ntt l'hnlr 11111111 n,ul ol 11w ,u11c,11
nf11111I
l't•/1 1' tH' !li
lil,11 ,•,it 1·,, f~lu, 111110
11 1p l1 •11I nl 1111l111' 111 nlit 1 1•11,1,•11il1•rn 11ll 111111' 1111 11
oth11r 1111n 11 1• wllh n (11 1k" 1 ltt' tllUll k Hlt'"II' l ,1(111011,~11
,tl,•lt 1
''I f ,·1111 1m111'1111 uuvi v ,111 k11t1 \\' 11 1111. \ 'IIH 1l11ln,i 1 1 whid1 111 , 1un1 ulil\' ,·nlt·ln· 11 1111 11 1' \ 1111 11 11\•1 l1h 11, lo 1'h1°iir ,1t•d11r,• 11, "I lu•I.. , •011 111 1e1, " l'l1111r 1111111 h, 1111 t>fl l •I U11//111g :, •r1111r' ii,. 0,11 tu hi•il 111111111 l'f ll v '1'1111 ,1lh11111 lwul1111 with ''1i' l," nu 1111tu,f1t,,•.
Tiu'
tll l'f1' r 11111 l 1111 11~
wllh "lholp ~I" M"ry, 1111 111,, 11 11,t 111 1111 whtd1 ml,• 111 C,11hnlh' ud11111I
ti,·
"l)1111n, uflh11 S,1\•1111
V,•il l'I " 1/1 tl lllljt N
111111 nf
!Ill'
l11 •N I
1111 1111' 11lh111_11
lt •I d i' \\' A IIIJI',\ ' \\'111111•11 11111111\' l' II 11111 · IUl •ll lll{ r y w1111u-11 w1ll ll111I l'hnir
fr111hf11I 1111d nlmunt /IIIHI NIIII;, wl1t1l'1 1 /IN 111011 will 01111 1l10111 m1l\'1•11 11 1 11•11111 II 1111)' hil tH' lll't'tl 1hnl 1rn 11llr111·1tv11 p,,111 11 111111111 frnlll 11111111111 C'IIII
l'h111r ,·nll11 l11•n111II n cl•• ,1111111111111 h111,,ful luwnnt ,:1'111111111 li•11111fi, i 11 111w u111I lhl'if /ll'X
1l1•11111111l11 111111 hPI' 1111111,
,1111•11 11 1'1
,.11,, 1111\' H l~I' 11h1•.!'
.. 111111111 111111 full ol l1111d
l'hnir, 11 :.!li•,\'1 •111' uld I 'hh-111111 111111v,1 nrul rl111111
frt1,rnl c,f I lr~t' I )\'11rk1II It h·t•rkill',1 Nnl1 • l\olu tuuk llw 1•11 , .1,r 11 1111111 li1r , :,n•1111/1·I, h111111 .. ,,·1•1•1,
'f'how who urn onnily ulli•111li•cl 11hn11ld, how,,vnr 1)i,fi11i1, ,1.,, 11l11y nwn y fro111' llu Hnlh11111 1111 1111 1 lvri rN 1111111'1IIH'c•pl tl 111'1111
1111
n ru 111
I'hni r 11h110H I 111nk11" l\fodu111 111 look l11111e1.
lt1•\·it•w Untln~: ( '.
YEAH BOB
by Darryl Kluskow1kl
1
llnult•\'111"11
11 ,• r i1tHI
p.m. t'Vll l"}' Tl111rH1l11y. Th 11ro i H 1111 cm~t . h111
dunnlioni,. nn• m:rn11lt•1l . 111l'll11 \' ltrll•H from n cl lw nn N 111111 t·ornl.in•ntl lo lu trnJ:1111 , i,w lnd , 11ml hnmd:d .ick:i. 'l'lu.:i n· iH nl Ho n honwm mlt• cl mHwrt on
59 Joano4 e,o T.-an,•u
TIil'
H ad
61 TXma,ay _ WUllllol
•n..o.,p·
DOWN
I.& TXriarnl Cl1bu,n 1 htgitn1ralk,ugf, IWI 15 r"IIIMbei'ON E'O'M
33 l X11m to, ' hlillnd' JII TXJ wn 'die ~.,,•
TX lnMuunWa, 17 TXi.-n '_ 11111 "- bu(S' (llto12t1US ~• l
, 10.,..• 23~;;;;641'1 Sm1lh County 24 ddEI Puo pemh Socotro ~ _
4 TX ~MIIMlr
Whila( IN5) 9 otl'NI 11gradenl
~ TX,11n •~ • •
e \'l' I)' llll' llll .
.... __ u.n.1·
' 2 C ~ •· Jon11 h , .,, _ ,-1 ;-eHou11ono, R#yt,urn XI TX 111111 El _ DI 48 Ouah't r,.tty (11bbr J n.yf'K.rig'1S# I'\ SO TXOuW'lllvodon
Penn.ylv111n11, _ __ Yo r\m111t1•• 32 •_ ~ 109• (~"'fl · run111no ~~anaulh orrty )4 TXh tn 'conleni.d !i~ ~ b« .. Smllh (l'ltl ) _ _ hog 1n mud' 27 TXillffl 'num.n>u• ~7 TXl wn 'COi.iid cha rm H __ a 37 T)Qam, ••till
11pollllruaka,
12TXin. •_ ~r (Mbon) 13TXl1m 'l1rool hog _ ch'
1lruaalc,
m9 ol' 41 Houlton ~"' ' Fo,
0
h11IOCU' 3~_agoo N'
1
40 TXJ ,m 'Jl(Jl ll11
18 XIT,#IC.h """' 22 TXlam' h01a1
2 TXbm. 'c11Mgit1hl, rnlnd11oft.n _ _
"'Fo11wo,th'•Aooar 10 L8J1 favotllldog 45TI01m· 'hlrl _
J{Cl t11I l't 'lltH III
11 11n1 l1111•w wlrnl I h,,.,. nh, ,111 111 :w1', 1111•.\ ' 111i1thl 11111 l111\'t' ,1 hnwn 111'
li"l1•11Jt 1t1 l'hnll • il11h111 nlh11111 l!:.\//11111 chn•111/f.,,·1ll 11111th·111 ill ht /'I ,111 111 111
11111;1,I
111 111 /I ht1 ~ P 11 1111111!11 lh111 1 )i1J1\'1: 1• '1 1111\1 /11l l1 £:t1 \\'l lh q
lh1111 lh u I l11 n h11 huild1111: tHlf'\'1':-1 u lunch 111 l:J :IO
-
;:;;;,;;,.-(marrltd)
Tl w pr111l11n•1· 111111 tl i r1•dur of ,\111/,1·1' w1•1'\• hln hly in- t'l't•li\·1• 11 h1111I 1111• pltil lwfi1n1llw 111m·u• w111 1 n•h•nt1 1•cl , mul 1111wl11• wilh
Tnfl
1ll$p&tllfl ' II'
30 WIICC'I S.,-,. •"'1
r1111111:h
,,1
11,: 1'l11111' ht 111111 11_\ I I ' 11 1111 ~IUI li1tt1 \'1•11 k111~\\' ulu111t 11 ,\11\' 111.1111 "h• •
W1• •l n 1· Th,• l• u11nclnli o11 lnt• nfml o;,
_
21 UT•~•uoc.
23 TXl""~~co.i1 y)
1:1111,I
Foundation CROSSWORD serves free lunches
20 '90fty _ _ ,,
21 y,;;;-;im,,,no,..,,.,
Nlnml wlin1 't( h11pp1•11l111~ llut ii 1w,·1•r 1:l't :11111ilt•
M.. 11•-' ~ullh·1111
II
/\l1,1t• u.. ,·h•"'""
hou
1
to 111nk1• t':I HY M1•11111• of I Ill•
yout,IIM'(.-nalt.lw!\J
rnyhMd _ MM.1' UI Sn F-o,I ,o, haa
_ _
~urh n NUJh'I'
14fl1 11th h.,· tlw,,1hl.
did 1111'1 Ill' 111,,1 ( '1111 t11•11111•11ll y, llw 11111\'h' 1:1•11( 1111111 11 li111l1•r 11H II J\l'llj!l'l'lllh 'N, 111111 1111• \'i1,w1•r h1•ji hlll lo 11111lt1r
1110rality
t-vl 'hNrk) ,t, l t ll) O r h1 .. 1n
11ningcta.n' fblg _.1 M T111Y11 ' lllhllll
1UfffitditlCII N ~1' blicb .,,., ofa kled" • Englllh h•I not wom 5e TXiwn 'WNII (1n111711l1~ tJ b y ~ 1 {2 'Mfll 11 TXitm "lryw,glDutp 58 TXitm "yo,l, nw,. _
lw,·11111t'N
wh,,·
l11r 111· 111111 m1,i, 11r llilllll' tllll '
TEXAS
•nir Ori!Ji11n{
48 r'IHdllf'IOol _ lD dnll
o
~m·t:,•,1n w1lh n 1:1111 -,·11111 pll1X, 1'.hln11u1 1 whilt• h1 1 1rnl iful mul np1 u•nlin1: 1m 11 , ·11 1·, lnrk11 th" hnnl 1•il1:,· thnt would lu1,·,1 n1111h1 h,•r ,·hnrnrll•r 111,•murnhh '. 1u11I l'ull1111m i~ No 1uiltl•1111uuwn•1l nt tlw iil111 't1 h1.•1:i1111 in1r 11ml it tH' t'lll~ unlilu• I,\' lhnt h,,
tJrnt i~ h,,lh•vnhl,• Th,• plnl l'\' \'llh·,•~ nrmuul lwo
Enrl,· in 1J10 mnkina:,
,.._r: _Co1p 5 nalffl.'__ -bullet
111 tin 11•11n,,1111hl1• lo
lh11111
",r.,
1 1it191TXi,,-lly
111 t11lili1 10t1 ,
1'1•AI 11111
Mm·~ llcil'i~•••r
dNdviortn'
"
11 blntou! ol
btolwMtltleN;;'
~ ~l~
"u,-,u~t g <j 6J
M! .>11
l .~
A Private t:xecutlvc Health Facility LARGE..'iT MATI'RE... ti;S S
Montaomezy Mat1re11 Factory Outlet "Quality ■Ince 19111"
I
0
S
I t
691-9999 • Michael's Plaza
Come Check Us Out! We offer : RedKen Seba■tlon
1
l
1 NeDU I Xenon I
•
~
,nJndlana -< Jll,6!00
Exclusive Beauty Paul Mitchell Matrb: Blolage VaVoom
Cl.1/ll l 11l0GNAMS1 M1<"'-lu,th ■ ll • ll11n1lh•II • \\'•llr)l• ■ ll • N11l 1111r111"_.
ORE IN TEXAS
l"rnf,•lo•n ■l Sl111'f• ■ U,r11lnl
• AunMn1 • t 11 nl-lrila,
1-:u ....-i.,, V.1.11111"'""' • 19 •hUun, • MonllotTtl ..-t·u-
...:.;.a:....:.11•
rll)' k('ffJl•nil m nlr11l • C1111•11 J.t huu 11• 1la y,
• Free coffee or tea witlr a11y tfessert ordered' ,ll 1~ Kt•mp lllv1I. 1'l011-11111r.1 4'um-tllpni
Frhl11y1 I l1u1t•I 1pm S11hmlny1 I lu111-l l1on
l-'Al'll .rn1-:... 1Nl:LUU1-:1 •Jbt..........,I. . . . C•N •Su~WIJ r\_.
SmKIMy : I IHtn•Ja,m fi91-5H59
-,. •c-~-•:..-.A"'•
• \'W.. Am.Wn •C..1t1mt,,c..."-'ailllk. •T•-.ll>.nlr. • 1411,aar71)•JA, o.,
WHEN FINALS ARE OVER, I O % d l 1 c o u n 1, ,~ · with Sludonl 1.0. n all urvko1 and upplia1 ucludin 11l-amp1
r f'ii~ , . _ ~
THE CRAMMING BEGINS.
Layaway Now for Christmas l.arcc 5tlrcllon or:
•Rugby shir~· many colon and slylcs 10 choose from. •Min'sm 3~11 • vori<1y or oolon and 11yl1t in swea~rs and ml. ' l~d,cs smim · m,ny h,nd,cmlcht\ vcs~. bunoo-up srylcs, and rolm.
•1'.Shins inom lOcol011: 50/lOand 100%rouoo. 'Swiu shins and p.,n~in om ll colon and llylcs. ~ •Ca,1111 wr,r: knil lops,shons and p.,ntt
tri'IN l.d I~ Collon 1-: .oi1111kt htlp :,nur aroup nr orpnb■IIOll wltll a.lOll JUX ptlnt n1,mot11.r.mlft1,t111bruldn')' llltdlttlcritta, W,t~tbkOlt >qj
kNtnOtl }our fl'·urlle T-, hJrt,, RKtht.
n,
dl1'1lllnl •Ith
IIU!ltnll.l).
Wt' rt ktcaWil Ofl Mliht tl lt'11
P•r\.•ay atrut1 thin, Slku M111tr, Duttn\ll11nnb l
_,...
•••IA., or Jac:bla,
_
•
·, -~
SluH1n ' • J."'t1H,,Jl.11111111 lli<a, hna Pl11u, Ii T lh• ~hd"'1•.oeh•m Stull• i1 0 111n SM· il , S11 1uh Chmtuu,~ T.. 1l1l y, tl p n, l1 111,·,1r111h· llt n.oeiun 11f I' 111 l:11111 1}11 11. No,· m 11 . C1111t111u 111 t,: Edu ru taon lfrN lnul ru\·1111,
:\,111~~;~;.~,1}11. ti y ~,·; ~t,::'
Pth,·r wimH'r!'I III th1• :-t 11ff :11111 d,•11:u·1m~nt t'llt q ,:,, n · Wt' l't' :- tu,lt,111 :1h1mn1 :--1\uh•nt l\•lntiun:-, "t'\ 1,11tl 11l:1t·,·. lt·st inJ: ufthml pin,'\', nnd i-1u . d1•11 t 1h·tt,·1t11·~. h111111rnMt• llh· 111111 11 \\'inn,•~ in th1:,,1 rt•,· 1•1,· ,•d r:1 t,• i;11 r,· plnqu,•s . W1111h•r:,1 111 th1• s1u d,·1H ,,q:imi rn twns mt,·
ii,,-.
·1n pr,•v ·
h1u :- y,•ar-. .
th,•n• h·t.
t•.:un , I\~ s ,~nly h,,·n :\ t'!lt · !.:'l ll ~n ... ~ :--t_u d,•nt l'r'\:llnt :-.ud : • ~Ulh'h,•r -1..,n op,•tulhtlwl'l.• _ ,• 11 11, · n1or._, '-'IHf°•rnt · l h,,s,• wh(, " Urk xi fil'\' ('J\t,•.:~ry .. (ht' .1'._H~lh'r w,•r,, l tl \\ h::-~. d1n•nor ,,r th', nllhou~h "'' \\"\'I\' 111 ". t l' •l!' I offH'l' . ll,•idr: that th,•rl' \\•,•rr ns ;1;:;,\~ " r ntrnnt w,,u du.•rhl'l' ; th1 1
"i' n:::,l. :~:-::,~-
c\nd:\
thi:- ,,,a; ~n~
w,•r,•
1: 1.1 ry wat• l,wl,,h.r duh, 1i r:-1 pl1tl'1'. ~,,,101,: ,· duh, )',1'('1l!HI
pl :h't', and
lllnd~
Stud,•111 l ln11111 . tl11rd pbr,· Pn : ,·s "''n' $1lltl
(.,r first pl :H·,·. $.7 ~ f,1r :,:,•,·,111d pln r,• nmt $:',tl f,11·
Ratser returns t~in;•;~ea performance f?~:.~,11 ~~core :h~ Ltnd .,
i:•tu~ f,~r
am:-t.
~~
,•1.~C'llfl' ~'rll)rmanc,, rn
~us
'
'-'
lush nlll$h' 1md,•n.1\1r ~\~ th,• l1w,, nff:11r ,, 1 hnst_,,phrr H,•,•n• :111 ,I ,lnt\\' :--,•~1n11ur. nnd 1-:,·i.· kl,·in " n,1dtr·n t ~1(· 1:,: ,111,· th,· 11h1!'1 1llt' !lh•rn l1k W\,rks 11f d!'lss1 ,·.1 I mu:- 11• Hnts,• r 1s ri r,•l :111\ ,. 1tt•,,·,"'l1nwr to \\\·skm au • d1t•m·,·s. h1:,: lin;t paf,• rnrn.t\l''t' m Eun:ip,• w, 1:,: 111 H1~~l. and h1:,: :-u,·1.·,·:-sfu l l 1nitrd Stntt•:- ch·hut t.•,,k pl:JC'l' in Au:-:tm IT1 1~1:11 ~me,• th:tt tmw. h,,wl•wr. tht• ~1n:-,\1w -h,,m R:11 :-t•r hn:- tak,•n th,· t'tHm• 11111 • sir wc,rld lw storm \\1th h1:: d:1 z:hn.J: . fi,·ry p,•r-
Rt~ 15 p m \\ 1d11t:1 } N,w . l S tn ~lt.•nlO ri 1 Au di t11r1u m . Rat s('~ wh (l$1' vtrtuost, p,•r~ : mane-..• Inst Ocu)l:it•r d;:. sr,·,•rs l 1'-ts ndin.; 1Wau~, n:-.. w11l R('(\'\tnpmw th,, \\ 11.:.h1t.:1 Fn.lls Sy-rnph ,, 1w · Orcht:-strn. Th,• \l rchr:-t.rs. und t•r Ult d1n..-cbon of Tht'odl,r, join Ra ts,• r 1~ Plutt•. ~ rtl1nnini:R.1chnuuunotT:- Rhnp..... -...fr ,,:-: tl TJ:tmt of I'ilt,rn rni. ~l o:a rt':: EH1t· k l,,nr nod:tr:u.-:zk :ind El,:nr's fo rm:inl"\'!" Er.~mo \ ·anotllm.-: Th£' Rsc hnrnnin ,,ff H,• h:1s d1 st111pu:-:lwd p1{'('l' \\ill ~ fomilinr t C'I himsdf furtht•r h\' wi nfilm ,, th fnn s of nm~ th~ 19~l; Bu~fap,•st ".5-0mC'when.• 10 Ttmc· n:- l ntrrnnt 10n nl J11l,1lt"i'
.,r
\\,u
I 1:::r C\1mp,•f1t11 1 , , :,ml :\II l',111111 ~1 11s,·,1w:: N11 lh"hlfllritV1 '
t ·,, ,11rd 1rw11 m t!l~:1 lbt ~t• r s ,•, h•n SH't' n•pt•r• him• 111dh·:1t1•s lu ~ 111\'\' fnr th1• mn:-:H' 1, f H,111Hml1 r P,•rwd rt1 mp ,1:-:,•r:-1. hul frci m :-: t r,• t ,· h,•:Tchmk,wsk\· t,1 l;,,r:-: hwin :md indmh::-i mnd,•m mu -
~\'Ill ,1tll•r :!:I du:o1.~,·~ ~!drl · N," tlw ",•,•k, .if N,w 1-i
In):
Th r 1i,ll r1" 11 1i.: r l,uli, • .,.,II 111 , 1r11tt 111r
:r.1:ut ~•,u· ~ J. ' 1nt ,•N11 11,: n11 J ll r ... 1~11 li• r l4-,:11111t'r :r.. ~ 1' Ill !I P 111 :'-h•1ul:\u , S,,, ~ lhr-,111.:h I)"'' 1,1. l'rlr r ,l:,1ur, 111 .llru, 1111" JPn 11•1 l 111 1n11,rmr11t l',•ur,I', t~ 11 111 !1 I,\ l' 111 N,w ~ 1uul !I ,l,,!111 !'-,•1hl ,m 11u1ru,1
~l nr~~~:~,::1~~!J1~1 :•1\~-~rn11111Jl l,
!) 1 m . " 1, m Sov TnTN"hin•I N rt llll/
JI , ,1nff of
Th« fol111wi11M clau "'II l'hn,1111111 , ti 11111 !JI' 111 Nu,· , 1nrt N11v 11 Co , n11r ('lol" il for Jrh" 1111,lrurl 1111 !I C'nroln, Mrrrun Wo11u111 Only, 7 11, 111 !J V tu 111.: Tiu, follu"·ina,: cl10.1r• ~·1II No\' 12 lhrouth l>u !I r, r" pl Nuv. 26, 1't1tnJnmf • 111,1nirt ,1.1.rl N.,,. 10 .JA•tr ,,1,,,y llut roduclnryl, in,: Thto (ollowiug rJ11-,.,1 will 7 I'm . ~'l 11 m Wl'1l nr•llt1y11,
Jt\,1111110 C"'°C'I ll,111• . Mu
Nn\' 1(1 lhrNlth 11N' 15, l't' tor tlnrt Nov 12· uD r1v11r Jmpr u,•,-mf' nl .Jl1111·,, h• :'ilwri1 1t1ul lu J 11111 ":r, uul rurllnf. 1 1 Jll CI/ M~ll Jurnn T11 t11 I Cou n t', 8 a.m • :Ip m Nov 1:1, Ill r ~ A1•1•l1r,1tw11~ . 7 1 111 CN w 1111trur1inr .fohn 1n11r ~f'm :'-l,111,b_, ,_ S,,,. :o1 ll1h1ui.:h .!9, tlunll h IA"• 1lt1 uh i11 'Jllt'11th nn cl 0Ylllil' A ,, 11 tlu~hty ft,r \Y('rlt Grou111, .l ,111,;,, l'trnl!11nl 1_11,trul't111i: (nr 11,-nhhnttr $i,n11n11t I'm. t . nm U~, I nrul 1rn~ J '.\f r\•h:um "' , l 1 I' 111 J l.olu • I :! !I t11 1•~11111hi"l. Wnrll t1t1, ~ .ari nm 111,nd l'lamu fo r l\111trnrl nr•, ll!ltlfllllljl ll'nionl, 4.:IU 11 m :,;11t, -.,111r:1t'h•r• , 1111J :--u1•1•lwr,, 9 11 111 ,I 11 m. Nnv IO, t lnfT o( lllnlt 1i, 0 1un l ll'Vfl 1-1 -'5 I'm nslnirtm~ 1 TnTrch 1 S ,,· N1 1 ·. , : I' 111 1 \' 111 ~l 11uln. uud J,\fulu ■ I fumJ ln,•.slmK'. Nov 13. t~l11illf' Purrl'II :111,I I~. ),;,,n, lt1,:1d1 111'lnicl • n111I ~w,t chint, 7 I' m • !1 11 m No-.,., Spark• r0Mdiru1tinc 111 .: 011 ln vr1nm N1I Ultt>IUtll .-r ttt:1 ll M,kr 17, 11n,I ltl N<''' l wd rt J l'h,· h•llw,,.mi: ,·l ro Compult"t llr\1J.'T1\m, l I 11 111 I rn•lrn( tinc ,1 ,111 Sm !1 :I J\\' ord (or Wrntl ows pm Sn turJ 11p, Nuv t _;. ·:1111,,111 111,: Mui 11,•~1~11 th rout;h llrc. I~ flKct:p l N o\' m. 1, 9 pm (, l'I, 1 1 flulrrmi-tlmt tu !I 1 1A,h 1111 r1•11 , ~ I' m fo11t 11l 27,,fonw1C'h l\1,,..,,fo~<. S1,, !1 th run~h llr,· Nu\· 10 n1ul 17, ~tnff J lh111£: MS,IJOS , !) n 111 TnTl'\·h uutrurtinc 11 l',•trr ,1;1111,-.c 11ulrur1!11J: 11 1.:
nr
.Jlul rn ' "
c .. m,•ucin.:.
!I
~\1_1.;.,. _.h•:::•~:~~11::,i: 9 - lli lnff ,,(
~;:uri'"lt~: ·,~tN 111;1 J .-\~ lrul<'K:Y fo r 1ho Sc•nl or 27, ,Jnmu Chnlfont 111 ~trucl•
l-..·1,.'l~~•~,.~~l:i;"'inc rfo rn•~ ~·1II 11~,:u:~ IIIJ:
11(11111 t' 11 1:rn, Ill I\ Ill •I 1'hurs1l11y•. Nov 11 lh rou,:h .Jl111,,, i., ll1•i. I pm l'tll'r 26, N1w r,:rr11t 2 llrr h l'r, ,,f ~1:iff :I. ,n I' 111 ;,, ,• J11mc•J 111 ~trucl11ijl lll Slfll,!1 11 •
►'o r morl' mformuhnn , rnll
rn
Ml. 40r,2
Alpha On1ega promotes fellowship Hy Chui~- lh•II H,•11t1rlrr
111 H:-s11d:i l111 n w11h tlH• ('hu rc h ,,r Chri:tl :-;1mh•nt t'l' lllt•r , Alpl111 Onw~n h11:,; lw,•n ori: 11 • 111 .:1•d tt1 pri1 nw1t• fl'llflw s hip. fun nnd l'o mnn101t )' :-i.~rvfrl' S(,llll' nf t ill' sdu•duh'< I nr li\·iti l•s inrludt• llihlt• :H ud y u t 7 :JU p 111
,nth1:1: 1.,•h•nw11t,.; l'wk,•ls :ir,• H\':11lah11• nt till' S~·mph ony ullkt• in l'nrk,•r Squnn• mtci nt th,• ~l,•m11nal At1ci1t olium hox 1111i1.·t' till' day 11f tht• 1wr r\1 rm:11H·,, 1'1l'kl•t pr in•!'> r;.mgo fnun $H 1t1 $ 1~. und Wcdm•stlny ni,:ht!'!, u $1 :O:t• niM, milit:1r\' 1111d stu · lunr h :it noun F'ridn\'S, dt•nt discounts· nre m·:ul - i1woln11wnt 111 nil inti-n• ublt• Tu·ki.'ts cn n h,• rt' · murnl :-1hirt:,;, un in-lwu:-e Sl' rn•d by C'011t:11·tinj.! th,• pi II J: p1l nj.! tourn:rnwnt Symphflny ofli co at :12:!- 1111 d :1 drnma t:n1up whk h nr ts out skit s from 11 H$9 SH'
fl 1111J Iii. •1111f nrTnTN'h
\\ilh th e hoys th ere nnd u chnnco to "try und mnko u difforcncr in their li vC'M, .. tlull,,wt•on pnrty plnnncd Reid Mitclrnll, din•ctur of cmnpl1.•l c wil h n fnjitn tho Church of Ch ri s t rook-,n1t fur Alplm Omci:n Student Center, snid. Anyonr interested m nlt•mhllr~. t' hn sti nn prrspoctive .
Tht• gr(lup lrn ~ nl~o u
pnrlicipnti ng in those uc Th e ~roup will prc- tivitic~, !! hould contucl J'Ur,• nnd sti r.re mcnls to the Cl' llh!r nl H92-:J142. the homeless nt Fnith
Mission Nov. 7.
fXfRCISf
Alpha Omc~n lrn\'elcd
l o th o Wc•t View Boys
Home in Hollis, Okin., Oct. 23 for n piny dny
Does Your HeMI Good (JAmrtnconH oollAJsoclOIIOCI
1/1:\' li S T I X G T I.\A -Clll·: r ,.,, SUI X ll Rli l"IR l,; ,\ lt: X T
NICHT.
I
HERE'S WHY THE SMART MONEY IN TEXAS IS GOING WITH TIAA-CREF AS IF THE FUTURE DEPENDS ON IT. l-..·.1uH'
Bhow
l,.n,;iw
,,n
it dl"W'!I. $nun inn·.stors
1h.,1 ,·oor fu1un- J('1•·n,I~ \'O~r tt1lttmtn1 f.\'$.lt"nl
\\'('U
•'lt'"rfonru.. 11.\ .\ -CREF h..u bt-t:11 d,('
premier tt1irt'tntnl sys1cm for pc1}p:,: in t'\iuc.11ion And rdN,rch fo r soml' ' " \'Nt"S. \\~ h,,.,·l' cl"l.lblcd o,·tt 280,000 rc"•rlt likl' you 10 ('niay a ,-on,fon.WI(' n-lirt"ml'nl. And o,'C'r U00.000 ~
now pl.21.ming for 1h(' furnrt \,;,h
TIM-CR~:F. LOOK t"OR SECURITY. GROWTII
A,' -D DIVERSITY.
5t-.-:uril \'- SU I ~
l"TSOUJ"('('S ;lJ"t'
th<~
when ii i1-•1irnc- 10 rt'lil"'t'. Grow1h--s,l -ou'll luvt' c1n,ugh i.m'Oim foe 1h1• le.ind uf mi.r,:-m('nt \'OU w.1.111. ,W ,ti,·crsir;\"10 htlp prol~t you .1.p-inst m.1r~r1 ,'Ol.trilin· .and t,.1 kt ) '\111 bt-ne.fo lrom ~'"'~ types of in\'eSttnC"nls.
HEJi.E'S WJIATYOU GET WITH TIA.\-CREF . 01 TlAA offc- rs n,u thl' ~ f<'1.r .1
rnidirinn&I £M~i,y cha, gu&f1U\tt'C'$;
_nmr pnn,·ip,11 plu) ., ~,--.:,tir,I r.11r ,,f intrn.·)r . .1ml pro, iclc-i; for .2,d1li1i1,n:a.l p-o1, 1h 1hn•l18"h ,li\'l.t('l\(t,. For i1~ 1ll.l.bi11t\', )t1unJ im·r)lmrnu. 1·LUl1\s-
l,.,,.,; ~·.ibili1_, .u,d o,·,•r.all lin.tnci:il '-1n-1~h. Tl.-\:\ ll2-~ n.wiv<'.l 1he l1ig:l1c~1
DoO<s Open al 800 pm 50C BorDrinks &Drow BeerUnli 11:00 pm Feolunng Our Infamous Macho Chest Contest &Sexy Sdhouelle Conlesl 15 ond Up Welmre Holies! lop 40 !lance Music 3111 CalWreld 6%0055
·~<~ ~-.
rris· , • ' -_ ',.- ;X--f ~- .· 5tr~1 '., ,. · \., .-. mid Grill
.
•
',
'-~--'
FIND Ol'T Mon; ,\llOUT us.
~ml for ,,ur fn-c-Tt'.X.tS ORI' rc- til'I."• men! ki1 . ..1ml ,·.-JI us ar I SOO S-t?,200ri.
·•
Were • Celebrating Our First Birtnday!
po.~<ihlr 1·.1111\!-) ln.1m .1II f,1ur 11f 1ht' in!l-ur:\nt"t' mdusiry s lt•.1di1't{ indrrc-nJ -
tllt ~nril'!t! CREF"!t ,·:i.ri.1Mt .,nnuitv ofi~rs opportuni11r.s l~ir sn-1,,·il, ~1·i1h ti,·r Jinl'l'l'nl in,·Ntmrm J•'l..'\lU nl J, ('.1ch r ~ I "1th rht' ku'llt·frrm. Jl<'rlji«liw· ,·~r 111i;a.l 1ra ~,nin,I R-lit-r mcnl phnning.
,•.1 ,:;
--.--,{-iRes(aiJi"tmt
7
0
l~-~ "
(0m~el.;,a1,ow I IRII OIRTHDA!oD th,o"lh0<1,hol (),o
" ~ _-.f
mili-lglll'w/ll("fl\/ lt01umwondr,fy/nrwdiW101wAl,our
.~).) \~ old lon11lr~ ·' " .,~ .··.~ 811119 yo111l'.,rmh IG1 TIMI OUT tv t 1r ~, from
.5'!1,'i Nm,h O'Connor Ulnl.
Sui1~.1.so L.-.,. Colin.ts, TX 7$U.\9
1 6 pm. w~m }OU IJ fmd HAPPYHOUR HAU PRtct COCKIAIII HOUI[ \'IINll "d \ LOO DRAH BII R
IOINl/l Ar IALINr! - IUN /I JJWJYS ON 1H/ Al/1/UI
. lll/c '/'lu/1/il
I 111"1 '
Ill
I /'t '//c I• \ 1/lt1_--:c·
TIIE Wichhao P:I •e 6 Thursda ·, October 28, 199.~
ward Payne rally's to top Indians
·
Tribe By Prew Mycn Sporu R,,porur
side of the rond . · MSU jumped out to a nd 20-3 hnlftime lead n looked to have the game under control. But someone forgot to tell the HPU defense, es· pecially Eric Calamese. YellowJncket quarter· back Tom Collins, led HPU' down the field for a touchdown, early in the second half to make the score 20-10. Moments Inter, MSU attempted a punt, but Calamese blocked it, setting up Howard Payne's next touchdown . Thi s trimmed MSU's lead to 20-17. Both teams exchanged punts for the rest of the
lly Brynn Ballard Sporu Editor
Tho Indian soccer loam swept their two games in the 1993 MSU classic held on campus last weekend. Friday nigh t the Tribe had no problems with Alderson-Broaddus shutting them out 5-0. Saturday night the Indians captured their second win of the weekend against Binningham Southern, but it was a different type game com• pared to Friday's. Friday MSU had no problem pulling the trigger and finding the back of the Battler's goal. Micheal Chaffin was the first Indian to rip the ball past Stuart Brown, the Alderson keeper. Judd Joy added one of his three weekend goals soon after and gave the Tribe a 2-0 half-time advantage. Dan Shoen scored two goals in the second hnlf, and freshm a n Matt
I
The football team traveled to Brownwood, Texas, Saturday, Oct. 23 for an important TIAA game. The Indians needed a victory in order to keep pace with first place Simmon s Hardin Universi ty. The game was delayed while MSU waited for their bus to be fixed . MSU didn't arrive at the stadi um unlil 1 p.m. with the kickofT scheduled for 2 p.m . At the end of this game, the Tribe might have had be tter luck if they had stayed on the
third quarter nnd mo t s OJ the fourth . But late in the fou Ca larn e'th quarter, fte
blocked his second P of the game and retu~nt it for a touchdown •d make the final •core 24lo · 20. Overall, MSU h three kicks blocked hd Payne/ Howard Th' Calames e . ov e also YellowJack ets came live turnovers. er. MSU dropped to 2.4 overall a nd 1-1 in th e TIAA. The Tribe will Pia !hi~ College McMurry Saturday, Oct. 30, at 2 p.m. in Iowa Park.
By Bryan Ballnrd Sports Editor
-
The volleyball team spiked their way to three
Mntt Clnrk scores wins and a share of the Clark, playing in his first The.1fSU socce_r team celebra!es after Freshmnn wns
ddui;. Friday varsity game, added the dunn~ th e Indians game ~gnmst Alderson-Broa Olds final goal to give the Clarks first game on varsity.
Indians a 5-0 romp. Saturday night the Indians again had no problem getting olT shots, but they did have a hard time finding day light and scoring. It was a completely difTerent scene compared to Friday night's "goal fest". MSU took fifteen first half shots on the goal to Birmingh am the Southern Panther's four, but still trailed 1-0 at the half way mark.
In the second hnlf MSU continued to pound al Greg Vinson the Panther goalkeeper, taking nineteen shots on goal. Three of those shots found their way into the net, and that proved to be enough for the victory. Junior Fricker scored one of the second half goals on a header assisted by Eddie _Ortega, and Joy punched in two.
TIAA championsh ip last week . MSU traveled to Sherman Wed nesday , Oct. 20, to face Austin College. The Lady Roos came out fired up as they dropped MSU 11-15 in game one. The India ns rallied and wo n the next three games 15-8, 15-13 a nd 15-7 to win the match. Molly Van Hemert led the way to victory with 44 assists and 7 digs . The Ladies returned home Sunday, Oct. 24, for a game against Sul Hoss State. The Lady Lobos didn't Incarnate Word in San put up much of a light. downed Sul Ross in MSU Antonio. Lyn n University, Fla. three straight, 15-2, 1515-11. and 11 1 (18-0) retained the No. The victory gave MSU position on the Top 20 poll. Bellhaven, Miss ., at least a share of their TIAA ever MSU, Sangamon State, first Ill ., and Walsh, Ohio Championship. their continued MSU round out the top five . hot streak Tuesday, Oct. 26, against Wayland Suppo rt Baptist. /llwto!Rrandon
The Indi ans ha ve two more games remaining before District 8 plnyofTs get underway Nov. 5. Wednesday, the Tribe traveled to Ft. Worth to battle Texa s Christian University, and Friday, Oct. 29, th ey will face Oklahoma Christian College in Oklahoma City. The last regular season game for the Indians 1s at home Halloween aft.ernoon.
Pltoto/Brandan OM,
Kelly Ridenhour jumps above the net to block the opposing team', volley.
With Tiada Hill's 12 =~~\~1tfsJ ~~~~iu~'~ if~ kills, 8 digs and 3 blocks led the ladies to a 16-15, 15-13 and 15-4 victory. MSU is now 20-7 overall, 14-2 in District 8 and 9-2 in the TIAA. The ladies will host Simmons Hardin Thursday night in their final home game of the season. If they win, MSU wi II be the 1993 TIAA Champion.
Soccer team moves up in pol After running their record to 13-3-1 and winning their fifth consecutive game the MSU soccer team found themselves up six spots from No. 9 to No. 3 in the NAIA Top 20 soccer poll . The tribe received 159 total points. This past weekend the Indians beat AldersonBroaddus on Friday 5-0, Birmingh am and on 3-2 Southern Saturday. were Th e Indians ranked No. 3 earlier this season but failed to hold their lace b lo in
NAIA Top 20 RfC'Ol"'d
Ra,-4Sctioo,
J. L,..,L'nh•,.fla.(JO ) 11-0.0 14-l•I ! lk-ni11Tn,MJ•
Pb. :00
190 15' 1"41 llf 14-1-1 UI &.H°'l,Mml,N,Y. 12,,J.O UO 7.Rocila,._Ma 16-U Ill L~Orc. 16-1-1 117 '-C.•mn,Ga. 11.1\,eMaltn.Ca lll, Jl-6-1 9' ll-J.J ,o JL w---.c.ur. Jl-3-1 1$ U.J4'Dlrwwa,M , 14-1 -1 a U "'~ 14.___..W.... TXll-J.f 11 11.J-)ff JS. ~Ala,
l MIDWES'J'D.."'- TX
ll•J.1
"- S•paoa Scar, Dl. S. W-.h_OWo
11~ 11-1.0
MSU Athleti cs
w....
1,1..,.w.-.,s.-11♦1 6l
lLMaiat-f.,... ...
i,.1c,,,.,c..
Cruise Ship Jobs !
·····:."-•;'c,. time ,,...-1·· Ftee You-,., ve got ta , -Rl ••1, ->: TannJng•--1 11. J()T Q =Onh 8• l· Ke,pllu,tdcrp. richlanailJ'"rlo nt • i WlthCOupon :8 Zo:,
orst.lrlt1 neu1oneutthhtlp from wtrloolls!Noappofnlmmlll.seiitr nea:wry,ndu-e luwe4nftl1'ilb/ff la11nlnxbtdsrcadyu'rn'11Jo11are.' Pu/ )'OIU'fm.'1rlle plctum on OM
UmitOncCouf)On
~;•,
't,•.
atttpltd ~ocdif~~lnl~~~ ~~~c~:.~~f:~~~ crcdll CJrda.... ~1 11 )'Ot.:, name.~ EVD-' 11-" YOU ARE NEW IN CIIEOiT or HAVE aEi/l nJRn!D OOWN BEF'ORE!
catN:~S:,9n= e.tcl~~k~~~~~ ~~~~ EMEROE~~~~ rcJ.S-C"-'S-CAR RENTALSHOTEi..r.-MCT
REl'AIRS-ANn TO BUl:D YOUR CRE.IJIT RATING I
Ito turn dawns!
Ito c...,dlt CM1.-ts1 Jto security dePOSlt J
Sc~u
TlfE
cou•o•
TODAY
YOUII CREDIT CAAOS ARC WAil ING!
Toor Guides, Girl Shop Sales. DcckJlands.CasinoWorlcers,e«:. Noe:i1:pericnccnccessary.CAll 602-680-4617. Ex1.Cl47.
/j
J'crPmon orrcrExp!ru /~
Help Wanled
o,.jlJO)•:;;~~
EARN JIP IQ $ IQ/HOUR. Motivated students needed for P/f mariccting positions at )'OUI' school. Flexible bows. Call TODAY! 1-800-9.SO-IOJ7ExL
LASER loclvi!. Sot.tlTwesl ~~
a111Jllab/4/Jon't/orgeL..ueha1ecolor andb/4cHu/iileropl,sat•ilablelao!
692-669()•c,,,,,,
3043
.------ --r··-CAs1 . p.o. BOX 2873~. ATJ.MTA.-6EOR6i/303st i ! lwarUVJSA• iWSTlllCARDe er.di! : YES can1 .. Enc:109«! Ond 8 5 whlcli Is 1001, f
•PP~ Immediately.
100'M,
.
QUAll~;~::;•rnot
NAM E---- ----- -
ADDRESS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ C I T Y - - - - - STATE-Z IP PHONE _ _ _ _ SS.• SIGNATI.JRE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
~=:.:.:.:::.,_~
-,,,..._,_Inc.
____ Iilil -lUJ i_1::~?~~:~.,~~m"~
Eani
days/[ulllimc. Worldtt>vcl.C.· ibbcan, Hawaii, Europe, Mexico.
<,1t•,.J0·31·93 ••d'·
;{:,~J,:'.f°,!:j{::;::, ,
$1.25 Draw Beer Corner of Southwal Parkway and Maplewood. JuMdown lhe rood from lhc Mall.
needed!
$2000u1onlhly. Summerlboli•
•• ~.; .... ?'o.,.
'
Cooked mi:r Mesquite Wood served with baked potato and sal:ld.
- iiaoll
temitics and sororities. Average SSO lo S100 working one nigbl per wcdc. Call 1-800-242-8104.
Students
FlletMlgnon Vegetable or the Day $6.50 ror Jund!
Gll~,.-g:
Bohling Industries Campus rcprescntali vc nccdcd by sportswcarcompanyio.sclltofra.
yow,clfl AndaFREET-SIURT 'us1for calling. Call 1-800-932· 0528, exL 75.
aJ.._IL
~.,,!IC~ r, ~~••::,.e
~lA~~IfIBrn] Greeks & Clubs RoiscuproSl,OOOINJUSTONE WEEK! For your rrarcmiry, sororily, and club. Plus $1.IXXHor
11.w ...,,c.
Fat McBride's Ste akh ous e Grilled Chicken $5.95 ror lunch
Bryan and Drew give the play-by-play of MSU athletics.
I I
'4)Qroaay~a,v1S,1111t «COO
100-351 ·1222
~~00~~~
SARGE'S AIIIIY SURPLUS
Sports
11,u~lay, Oc1nhcr lH, 1')'/.1
Cycling team pedals into first MSU's cyc lin~ 11•11111 , In 1h,• limo trial, 'l't•am Arro\"', cnmo uffil1-1 1(001111 n,po:lt o<l hitt hctH wcokf'ttd in cnlk· mnrnini: porformunro hy ,:inlo cycli n1: compolil1nn, t11k111g ti r•l plnl'C ovm,11 i:nrnoring lhrc,• f'i n~t nncl !HJltin,r n new Spook pince finit-h L•A in n cri · and Spoku rocord turiurn hoAtod ut Lucy Tonmmnlu It Brow n fin· Pnrk on Sumluy mornmi:- ishrd in third plurc uml followed hv two lop fin · l'cler.nn fini slwcl 12th In iHhcH in ·u lime trinl the CA'I' A w1111u•n, Jlullcr Sundny urt,•rnoon 11111 1 Wuilzel finish.,d fir•l Wichiln Jo'nll, Bicycling and ,,•cond, ro•p1•1·livrl.1· Cluh co-ho•Lud lho nn· 'l'rnvis 1.nwson fini slll'd in nunl Spook nnd Spoke •rcoml pince in 1.h,• CAT Chris ltonnn, MSU'• II mon'• division I. lop CAT A rid1•r, hroko Brown nnd Peckhnm fin· nwny from n Jnngh fi olcl i•hed third nncl fourlh in nrtcr two l11p1-1 und O\'l1n· lho CAT B womr11'~ tliv1 • lunlly lnl'P<'d the pnrk •ion, nnd in tho CAT C 1':ffocl.i\'o hl ucki11 J:: hy m o11'R divi :.ion, Hnys lin t l' nm inn t. t! tt ,I O O is hctl ~ucond nnd ~col I l'Jiot1illtn1ni"1n ol.l, ~1cllo111H'll , Adnm Spikes, :,;tnnl cy Pclrrttun nncl 'l'odd linitthcd in lhirci Gommn Phi's eo for intrnmurol win. l!uhhio Brown nid,•d his l'lnco. ,,rforl . Spikes cnpJ.ured ~ISll hn• tccl more Jifih plnro nnd Mcllonnoll i.111111 911 rnccrs from colfini slu•cl t• iJ?hlh in n lirld lt!l,!Of4 und univc rAiti oA ,print. nm,ss I.ho sU,tu . Tho full In t.hc CAT A women's collcgiulo rncing MCuson rnrc Crvslnl Buller nul - will cuhninnlo Nov 6 • 7 By Ronnie l.. Adnnui sprinlc•ci two rarl'rs from with n rond rnco at Lhc Rt,portcr Ruulhwct-.t Tt•xns nnd lJni\•orRity of Texns nt l\1onduy, No\'. I, co rn1H.•ti · Yon Yokcrs ended Lhc WOMEN'S Fl.AG Uu ylnr to cnpturr nnil Austin nnd tho Annunl liun F001'11All. flog football season Inst pin,·•· In Lh1• CAT ll Tour do Grucncn Time _Chi Omega :met Alphu IE) = Ens I (WI = West week undefeated (i:IOp.m women's divi sion Nnncy Trinl in New Brnunfoli:t. l_n the semifinal game Ph, closed Lhe women's FlnlhL'l li c:- \·:,. Tcum X Wcilzrl gol nwuy from MSU is fi olrling u tonm or against the Seminole• flag foolhall cornpelilion l F,), ll'whnckrrs the pnl'k Lu c11pltirt• fir~l 15 rucors, five of whom vs ~ll)A for lhc season Ocl 2i Yon Yonkers staged ·~ plncr with lc1unmntcfl roC't•i,·c !icholnr!ihips un· second ho!f comeback Scores were not avuilnhl<.· 111'1 7.15 p.111 . Lisu Brown nnd Shannon dcr the scholnr:-1hip pro· al press ti me. from a 14 point deficit 81gmn Nu vs. TKE 0,;1; Pc('khnm lak ing fourth J!rnm c1-1tnblishcd wilh The Seminoles missed ~ Kuppn Sig mu vs Phi nnrl seventh pince• re- runds from the Wichita field goal allcmpl on lhe WO~IEN'S llASKETAALl. spcrtivcly . In the CAT r Full:. Oicycling Club und \\omen's rntrnmural Sigmn Knppn(W) last play of the game H p.m . mrn's division !{on HayJ-t the BHH Steering baskelhall compelilion is which would have placed m Knppa Kuppn Psi vs. Cal took fourth . Commillee. full swini,:. them in the final s. The All games win over Lhe Seminoles plnycd in O.L. will be Encq:y(E); Ligon g_l'm Faculty vs. 4-pcnt (ll'l set the stage for the fin al IOI. 15 game between Yon WWI' t,•;~clibinn i( Results of Oct. 21 Yokcrs and Sigma Nu. nction nre as follows: GDI 1'hnncs (E); iC Although Sigma Nu blew oul Chi Omegu 57- Seminoles vs . Suede C'ti iC appeared to be better or- 10; BWISE rnn awny ~ i( ganized, they could nol from Sigma Kappn 57-21; Tuct.dny, Nov. 2, compcti · i( withstand the big play and Gammu Phi Beu, de~ i( game of the Yokcrs foaled Alpha Omegn 23-9. G:30 p.m. i( When they could hnve Knppu Sigmu vs. Knppa i( Games arc scheduled scored a field goal to ice e,·ery Thursday at 6:30 Alpha (El; the game in the final few p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 8:30 Phi Sigmn Knppu vs . plays, the team decided to p.m. TKE (\Vl go for the touchdown in7:15 p.m. Gamma Phi Bela will stead. What could have play CDI Nov . 4 in the Facully vs. Dinlieg (F,l; cost them the game early contest. Alpha ,1-pent vs. Cat. Energy i( served to make a state- Omega plays Alpha Phi (\V) i( ment. They had come lo at 7:30 p.m. B-WISE will 8 p.m. i( win, which is what they meet Chi Omega in the Seminoles vs. BSU (El; i( did 14-0. Suede C's vs . Inrec . i( · late game. After losing the semiThongs (W) final game to Yon Yokcrs, Men's Vollcybnll 8:45 p.m. the Seminoles took their Men's intramural volB'whnckers vs . Alphu frustrations out on MDA !eyball season began Omega (E); by scoring 18 unanswered Monday night. There arc MDA vs. Team X (W) i( points to take third place eight scheduled games -t( overall. and four scheduled byes each game night. Second pince -- SIGMA NU All games will be Third pince - SEMINOLES played in D.L. Ligon gym Fourth pince - MDA 101 ~ the southwest end.
Yon Yokers go undefeated
Baseball tcmn takes swings at Vernon lly ('hud ,lol1111i•,n JCr,1,orltir
Thn MSU hnsnhnll t~nm Lrnvt•ll!d t,, Vernon on ()cl Iii In pin)' 11 rlo11 • hlt•llt'ndur n1:m 1rnl Vcrnun Hc~ionnl .Junior Collt•1tt1 Nohoih· ri•ally w~rn, hocnmw l lw ~co re wm, nnt kcl'I. 0
llohhy l!uh el, hond conch ttnid hu wu~ im · prcs,~d wilh the tonm'• pcrformnnco this ,,nrly Ill 1he """""'' nnd lold Lh,•111 they •how,•d they cnn comµ clc.1 ui:nint-il onyunc lluhol prni•rd the derrn•e nnd the pilchin~. The Mtilf hneub nll scnsun doctt not bcj!in un· til Fehrunry, hut 1t,,, team i• gel.I.in~ " jump with weck,•nd scrimmncrs. A do,rhleheudcr wns ployed 11 1 I p m. 0,·1 _2:1 nt Ito~o Slntc ,Jun,or Collc~c in Ok lnh omu City.
GET DRESSED BEFORE YOU HIT THE ROAD. 1;11wr,; lwli, H1un:r111 lx.11111'1, h, 11, w•·•·nl hr~•th,nni, ,Ind , II ~t•,ir i•n11t"·1~.1i,:Jin~11l)ini:11b1n·1~
e~
f
iiiiiiiiliil••~
f-
Firsri~~-SJ~rJ~s
!♦ ~.@@! v~:=-- !**..,,..**""-*****••--
:·.•~, :..U N --CH ,.:. : :--ook-~-what ~:tJFF ETl Alpha Plasma
v•f~~-F•:•~';;'.•;=:, · • •PAST · ~ .... 4 • .-
·
•
•
·
•
•
----~.
·-
BREAJjl
CINNAMON • STICKS; '°STIC S .. ~ ,· AY•llablf la WKhka F1llJ 11:
~1ust Present
LS1udent I.D. Card
-----------
,011 K,mp )kMlkv•rd
.!----•!!'!'!..--.J
crJ
'----------------•!~~~ .."."'--.. -lc**************** ******tt***jrldc~ Whid1i~,·,1:il1i,, 1urH·1 1 h""""· tlu·fl),n,,,1w,
can offer you ...
]Dwlthstudentl.D. i i.
a
j
~
~
~
~
g
C ~
.
~
-" ~
Call fornewtlonorh o urs.
You can donate TWICE a WEEK!! 811 Ohio Street• 7&1-cHi12
,.-i,
i( i(
~
i(
t~ i( -t( i(
.l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ !;Pa~~~ff_!Th:!!:u!!!rsdo~i::1•,iOc~1~ohc,~r!!l8!:_,,!1199~
__cN~ue~W~GS'-------------------'TI"'IC:::E...::.!~
Misplaced priorities causes college stress l1yl.an')· Rl1111 Hrro,vr :\ d1i1to r1t'd l'll' II SC
or
rC'aht\' mm· bt• (\nO or the
7'his. is 1wt to s;w that nau:1l•:1 , inso mn1:1. drnrst ud<'n ts should hu·,.l' no rh,•tl nnd cll'.'1m•:-.s1cn1
·:\ lot of :-tr,•:-s 1s sl'I( ronc-cm fo r thl!1r studil'S, • i:"rn,•rnh-d •. ~nid Cur,·ns. sh1,.• said Tlwy shCl uld, StU<h•n t:!'. np pronch tlwir hut lh<'y must u~c lh t•tr t- ludic:: in tlw wroni.: wu,· pn••ocn1pnt1on in an op• by l~in,: tl,..-, pcs::1mi:-t1C' timi:;tic w iw S tudt'.'nts t rsts shl)uld tl"ll . th cm:;clw:: thr1r !lb oul on n 1.hn1ughout lhl' ~emcstrr. Studcnl.s w1II t ake unc th:ll lhl'Y \I.ill do wdl tlrn t t of IC'Sl nnd dt•mand Wt•1gh lht• l'!!pt>c-inll:,· durtnJ.! mid - t,•st nnd put \' t' t')' bC'st tht:'y ~ thl' do rusult its thl·~~ l1" world tht'.' :,iht• unms. nl lin and trm1 ·r hey nssum~ .• Shl• can . ,uud Cut•,·us said thl• best Sln·~". ~,id Cut•,·a~. is ,nid. ·1ha1 'If I foi l 1h1s ,, k~~ llmol~ probll•m. lrit te::t. I'll foi l th (' ('(mr~(' wuy to hnndlt• strt:'ss 1:-: tCl hi1=IH'sl point whl'll n stu • It llll tfl~t•t hr r b,\· pn•\·C'nt 19 c~t~b:1d <'IHlus.:h. 11 rnn nnd tJwn I mll rwntunll\' dt•nt puts him:-:t•lf in th at h:wc se ri ous ph_,·sH·til cf• h:tvl"' to drnp ou t ~f avoid mnss- s tuJ y111 i,: :-: ituntinn Stress levds n•a(' h lh!'1r fl-ct:1 such m• ht•:1dndu.•:;., school' hiA!t>; l mti:t1m:4 ft>r :-tn•:t:;.,
l1r. J i,~ut•line Cui.'\'U!'. n~ ttoctn h' prof,•uor of psy • cholt1~·. ~aid Studi.'t1t s exprrn!I\Cl' WI")' h1&:h lt•n'b of :-tn•ss
· Pt!rformnnce nnx1cty i:-: nlwn\'s h:mdlrd best by s:i id prcp :1r111 1on, " Cul•,·ns.
m:!kc ! heir en~ pa}'lllent . smd (;ucvns. A cnr -.,. ·' dl'crcusc in \'n ine, n~ll education will increase . d
She sa id ~omc stu· dents haYe probkm s handling school bt'cnt1sl' the\' hn\'c n distorted scn;l' ofprioriUo~ .
For those student 3 with fomilies lo supp0 ond hove no choice but ~ work nod hnndlc schooi Cuc_,•ns:_recommend s or: ,:nnizntion.
.. , sec studenls driYing nround in S20,000 cars und t.hcy don't hnv c lune to study bernusr they hm·c to work so hnrd to
.. They must organil their time properly who' they hn\'C multiple acth ~ ,. tics, ·· she i;:nid.
V
Choir clinic 1/Fmal drop date approachmg slated for Oct. 30 IIII 11
•
•
The deadli ne for droppill!: 3 clnss for the fo.11 semester will bent 4 p.m. ~Iondny, Nov. !l
Ry Ma,·•Dritt Duuuad Rr portrr
Rene Cl11usl'n, dirt'C· tor o( cho ral actint1cs nt ~tor('hcad . Minn . w1II host a ch01r chnic in thr
fl on <'Spt.•crnlly mndt• for th em b,· Clnust'll l1tlt•d . LN Ail th t• World in
I I
To drnp n d:ts!t . fo llow tht'Sl' pn.,cc-durt'!-
Pick up a fom1 fnim lhl• Ht'.'1-,'lstrnr's Offirl' Every C1•m l'r Sin~ · This ma-d pcr(Cl tt<>t.•n i < ! hn work Fam fine Arts buildm J: 2. Ohtain signature fn,m 1hr in~tnirtor of tJ1c clns!'i und Akin :rnditorium Oc-l on l.v onC'l' nt tht• pn.•m1 l"' r brin:; dmpix·d durm~ th e ~!S U Fnll 30 Conc,:.•rt :-1prntun.• from nd,,ser Ohtmn ,1 The works hop 1s fo r During tl11s dl'mOn · chornl dircc-tors to lrnm -I Tak£' Lhl' drnp :-hp to Finnnn nl Aid officl' locntt•d nnd disc-uss Cla usl•n's strntion. Clausen v.,11 USl' in Hardin South from 9 n.m. 10 -1 p.m. idras conc-cming chon1I th(' choi r to dt"monstralc in · his nod (\ffiniqul"' t his music. terp retntion of r hor.:i l 11 5 Rrtum th e drop :-hp to tht'.' Busi ness Offi ce v.ith The workshop is di- musi c. th e S-5 drop foe \·1dcd into thrre S<'ssion ThC' third session will I' with t he ri r,;t cen tcrin J? Those dropping all cl asses must officially \\ilhon in terp rctn tions a nd be n rl'nding sessio n of the Dean style. This session "; II sclC'C'tcd works composc-d , draw from the Uni\'ersity and contact ;I of Students in Clark Student Center Room I 16. include tlmc for questions b)' Clausen. nnd open disc,.Lo;:tion Rcgistrntiun ";11 be at I' Lowen ng a semester hour load to less than 3 hours The second sessio n IO a.m to I0:30 a.m. Oct. 11 :nay afft'.'Ct insurance co,·erng-c or schofarship, \\ill includC' a de.monstra· 30 Session, •ill hogin st a theh1i c and financial aid eligibility. lion ~-,th lhe MSU 10:30 a.m and c-ond ude nt Uni,·c r .:.ity Sini;:rrs a s 5 p m St.•ss1ons are open 1 • thr~· p£>rform o composi to thl' puhhc-.
ii
Baptist Student Union sponsors student retreat Hy Cin dy ll cll
Hl'portrr
Thl' Onpt i:- t Student Union will :-:pons or n nl:1 rk S tud ent Ret reat Nov 5 -7 n t the Mt. Lt•bunon encampme nt m•ar Dn ll :is Kr vin Lt•e will speak, nnd Dave lh• nn ct will pro\·idc- music LoShonda S mith wi ll provide n
BWISE raisesfunds
theme interpretation. Cost per student Will be $60, which "ill include Iod~~ng, food nnd ent,r. tainment. Scholars hi ps nre avni lahlc to those who need them. For more information. co ntact Rick Balchclor, the BSU director.
~ fPY Halloween , ":I \\C~ a, I&~
Women ~· Black Interest..ed in Success nnd ~ , . " Educa tion will sponsor o bake salo from 8 a.m. to J p.m. Oct. 29 in the Clark Student Center blue lounge and atrium . AAer 3 p.m.. the bake sale's location will be mo\·ed to Killingswor th 's firsr floor lobby.
Oct obe r 29: 'tab ula nas sa from Dallas
l
I
I
~ \0\\\. 724 /.l.. ,i
.,,,.,
I
~
JaqeRmezsreR PaRry
,.,i:
$1.50 s1,ors A.D. FRIDAY
Lad.~, N,#,- 1'Jo Cc~ • ~ ~ be:ore 10 ,; o~~ 21 • !3 eh~ i O ~ .»\lr!l.lS 7.>C~e ll ~ SATUR
1' 25d·~ ll CI"
DAY