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cia.lly in the South.Hill said Tador, the mm fo r whom lhe srholarship was named for, was a membe r of th e \\"ichita Falls commu nity and acti,·e in ci,;c organizations during hi5 life.

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tion of the fund Hill said the S5U0 sch ol:ir s hip ,nil be awarded cnch foll to 11 nursing student. who

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The Gen. W.R. Scurry Camp No. 606 Sons of the Confodcntte Veterans oi Wichit::i Falls received its chnrter in 1909. Scurry·s son, Edgar, was one of the first district judges in Wichita Fall s and was a charter membe r of th e organiz ation. The camp is a member of the nnlional organiz ation of Sons of Confederate Veterans.

Those interes ted in appl);n g for the scholar ship should contact Hill at 691-0944 .

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By Julie Nan n)· Manag ing Editor

Fifty-one :\!SU facu lty and s taff membe rs recently ea rn ed service P'J1n!J:rl that l,1,u Dtamrind pins for their continuous s hi Phdhps had !Ji ca ncel and dedicated servi ce to r,crfo rrn an ce , hut whcr th e Universi ty.

The awarding of the th e co mm1ttce had the r,s,p,,rtu111ty lo hring Ben pin s exempl ified 615 of service, Dr. Louis years VHN:n to th1n campus , our ez, university disa ppr,intm ent wa , J . Rodrigu said at the preside nt, qui ck ly replaced," Linda luncheon honoring the Wrl s,,n Scutt, ALS chair employees. ff/J td .

Pins were awarded to Vereen will prcsenl benefit-eligibl e employees Chicken of cr the ch:,racl. aL live-yea r intervals.

The following are Gcr;rge in an effort lo en• t.crwin and educate the recipients of service pins: audience about history 35 Years the slave struggle and Dr. Jackie Watki n s, conll:rnp orary race rela- professor of geology. tiunn. AJ Ao, Vcrccn's will 30 Years give u pe rsonal mcHsngc Nuncy $colt, ass istant ub,,ul ov,?rcoming advcr- professor of biology; .nnd Dr. HiLy hu •cd c,n his rccovel') Don Jo' lull, proresso r of from a ncu r fatal truck ph ysicn l edu cat ion a nd accidcn l.

rnlrnmural directo r.

Scott 11aid, "JuHt in 25 Years Lhc last few days as word Richard Ash, professor of vf D~n Vcrcen'a appcar- nrt ; Dr . To m Hoffman , English; 11ncc Hpreud, many people associate professor ofalisociot e Dr. lJick King, hove rcmnrk ed th at professo r of history; nnd Dr. Vcrcc11 'H perform ance Rudy Kl ein, associat e professor of foreign lnnguagcs. slwuld Hell •>ul.

'J'ickcls arc uvailabl c 20 Years in Clurk Studen t Ccrwr Alli son Bree n, reforence 111:1 liurn rinn ; Dr llohert Clark ,

professor and divisio n director of social a nd beho\·ior al sciences; Dr. Alfred Stewart, associate professo r of English; Donna Tettl eton , certification and admissio ns assistant of educatio n; a nd Gerald Williams, director of university press and prin t services.

15 Years Patsy Davi s, accounti ng

assistan t of physical plant; Goodr ich , Flo y d

groundsk eeper; Tom Sloan, police sergeant; Jerry Smyers,

police officer; Dr. Yoshi

Fuka sa wa, profess or and director of bureau of business and governm ent resea rch; Dr.

Emily LnBeff, professor of

s ociology ; Dr . Stewart Carpente r, associate professor of compute r science; nnd Dr. Rod ney Cate, professor and coordinator of chemistry .

10 Years

Roy Cage, custodi an; Sue Siber, accounting ass istant of physical plant; Barbara DeBois, as sociate professo r

and progy-am coordinator of Gary hyg ie ne; dental Goldberg, associate professo r

of nrt; Dr. Garl and Hadley,

of b us inesg professo r adm ini s trati on; D r. Dirk associ ate Lindem ann, professor of history; Barbnra Mer kle, director of schoo l re lation s; Carol Pit' r sun ad01i ni at rati\'e os ~u tnnt of school rel at ion s, and J oyr e

McNeely , ussistnn t to Vi ce

Presiden t of Student nn<l

Adminis trative Services.

5 Years

Angie Lewis, typeseltc r ror print sen•ices; Mory Stepp, coordina tor of Clark Student Center; Ha rve Allen, sports informat ion dir ec tor ; Gl en Brooksh ire, power plant Crow , Ra y operato r; program mer analy s t ; Gail Ferguson, controller; Marshall

Ha rdy, telecomm un ications manage r; Roger Hi nesh , custodial foreman; CharlotLe Pnce, te1ler in busin ess office;

Jeff Ray, head wom en's bnsketbnll coach; Lydia Welsh,

account ing ass is tant in business office; Dr. Larry Archambo, as sociate professor and progra m coordina tor of music; Dr. Shelley Archambo, ass oci ate professor of mu sic; Dana Barnett, ins tructor of

English ; Martha Crump ,

instructo r of den tal hygiene; J oanne Donovan , instructo r of roreien la ngua ges; Helen

Hollnwny, secretary of dental hygiene; Dr. Phyllis Hou:hki ss,

of profe ss l> r a ssociate educati on; James Mclntu rlT associate professor or busines~ Gn r y admini str nt1o n , ~forri son, assist fl nt prnfosso r of rndiologicul science ; 1'1m Th oma~. dlr octo r of sma ll bul'tincss devrh,pm ent rcntttr; Dn,·1d Tu ckor, and Dr as:rncia te pro fe sso r or mn1..h !!iC l ftOCl!' S

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Pa~c 2 Thuncby, October 7, 1993

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Fantasy of Lights more than fantasy I was runazed last Saturday at all the work which goes into the Fantasy of Lights di spiny.

When I volunteered to help at tho workdny, I never imagined the millions of details which mugt be wndcd to year after year.

For example, my task, which took approximately four hours with two other people working alongside, im·olved replacing the seven dwarfs' beard. (For lrivia's sake, actunlly only six hnvo beards.)

After seeing the exhibit year after year, I would have never thought the dwarfs' beards were changed year after year. They always looked neat and trim, as if they all visited the barber the day before their big debul When I first entered the warehouse, though, I could not help to ask this question: How docs this go from a warehouse filled with pieces of exhibits to the beautiful and spectacular fantasy I rcmcmberec on .MSU's lawn?

And, as I pondered this question, I could not help to feel as if the job was too much . I vowed that if I ever was put in charge of having the display ready for St. Nick, old Santa would fly over a very dark Wichita Falls.

Then, similar to the Christmas magic when Rudolph pulled the sleigh through the snowy night, volunwcrs began pouring in eager to work on the Christmns collection.

They came from across the city and MSU's campus. I met one young lady who has volunteered every yoar since the 1970s. She even has n miniature replica of the holiday display al her house.

The MSU soccer team arrived in time to work on painting projects in the back of the warehouse. By the way, who won the paint war, guys?

The MSU theater group and the MSU Student Ambassadors also showed to paint, hammer and sprinkle glitter wherever needed.

Ages of the busy elves ranged from Dr. Farrell's young soccer player, who won his soccer game that day, to people who have seen the lights twinkling many more years than I have been alive.

I was excited to see so many people helping to produce a display which beautifies not only the city, but also builds a festive reputation of Midwestern State.

The atmosphere couldn't help but to spread the Christ.mas spirit, and I am ready to sing carols and decorate the tree.

Another workday weekend is scheduled this Saturday and Sunday: Don't hesitate to volunteer!

Call Dr. Howard Farrell at ext. 4782, or go by Clark Student Center office located in the CSC atrium for a map to the warehouse.

Kathryn S.lf i• Edilor o(Tht Wichilan

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This is taking more cournge thnn I think I hnve. I hn\'cn't told my parents yet, but I'm nbout to re,·cal my most intimate sccreis to 5,000 people.

October 11 is National Coming Out Dny, and I wanted this to be printed in time for it. This is very difficult for me, so bear "';tlime.

For entirely too many years, I ha"e ·lied to myself and others nbout my sexuality. This I refuse to do any longer.

I am gay.

I know this afler years of soul-searching. For the longest time, I wa s not proud of who I was and what I had to offer he -

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I Id populnr opuuons, 1 I d cnuse of_what I \\"'.15 " .. hn\'c loose mnrnl, .

-~ 1 nbnut th use P".'.'plc .

1uve 500 sex pnrtno s Well , I nm one ,,f th05e no\:ir I huve been ccli· people,'· nncl I nm not, n ~1;ie f;,r the last three child molester, n rup; - 1• •cnrs And I nm proud of or any other thinl( t 111 '. in •self for that. . certain segme_nts of th c } 1 needed to write tins society in tins country to let people know thnt would choose to call me. .. nnd lesbinns nre not What I am is n humnn frenk s thut some 18 being l.r}fog to mnke ,tin Id rke 1 everyone to n world thnt is nl_rendy wo~, . We ore your difficult enough wi th out ~el~t' ~·s 1, 0 ur sisters, 0 hn\'ing to look over my .ro r nu·,;ts·, nnd uncl es. shoulder nil the tune . you nctimcs even • 1 did not. choose to be nnd yes, SOI this wny . Who would your p_nrents. needs to choose to be ostracized hy Tl11s society ·. ufamily nnd friend s, hated realize thut our con st't c

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molesters are heterosexual males and less than 8 percent arc gay.

RUMOR: Children in gay families will become gay.

FACT: Studies have proven

Help us celebrate National Coming Out Day. Let a friend or family member know you know, and tell them it's O.K. to just be themselves. If you yourself are homosexual, set yourself free.

Remember closets nre for cloths, not the heart and souls of people.

Please call or write anytime you are in need of support or information. That number is 761-9663, or write to Diversity -- 3410 Taft Blvd. No. 12764 .

For obvious reasons, all names can and will be held confidcnlial if you so choose.

Crittendc,1 is acting president of Diversity

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RUMOR: Parents worry about their children being around homosexuals because they arc afraid of them being molested or that their children will be homosexual if they are around gay people.

If you arc still in the closet and haven't come out yet because of fear, you should know that the gay and lesbian community is stronger than it has ever been. We now have the support of a great number of heterosexuals who arc no longer ignorant about our history.

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Dean Lawrcncc

Everyone knows that ignorance breeds fear. It doesn't have to be that way. Educntc yoursclfl Everyone today knows someone who is homosexual.

You have friends, family and coworkers around you who are.

Diversity is the gay and lesbian organi zation here on campus. We are here to educate the public about homosexuahty.

To many myths are floating around out there about homosexuals, and we arc here to give you the facts .

She had been lying to herself, family and fri ends.

Since she came out of the closet her life has changed for the better; she doesn't a lie for someone else's sake.

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recruiting. If you arc gay or lesbian, you know it. If you nre not, you know it.

She has known her entire life that she w:1s a lesbian, but because of the small town and small minds of her community, she had remained misernhle for 42 years.

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that in more than 10,000 gay families, there is no greater percentage of the children being gay than in the rest of the popul ation.

homosexual (you nre not alone).

We (Diversity) nre here to si•pport you and help you with gay and lcsbiun issues that ari se. Contrary to the st.creotyp-

National Coming Out Day, Oct. 11, is for the people who have been hiding their tme identity, just like the woman who "Tote to me here nt the Uni\'crsity.

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by their neighbors nnd possibly kill ed just becnu~c of the sex of the pcrson they share a bed "ith.

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I hnd severe self-cs teem problems growin · up. I thought I was th C lowest form of life on th c planet. Now,_ thanks t~ some very can ng people I cnn tell the higot.s of the world to go take a n>'ing leap.

I nm who I nm . ) nin gny. And I am Proud.

Coming out of the closet

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Oc 0th cr hyc tl w• wcek eo · Et,:!'rt•t:m<'nl to tt>lcn sc six inlcrccption s by Jimmy Salur~ay m~ht, th e 11 hum c ketb nll gam ts will ht llolleeand, lohnfrit,sc h. Their next game "; he ~I S U athl e11r again s t lncarnalc Wo rd Indians fa ced th eir sevth C\'cnts. battle min,:: cco hom e of loss tht' Despite cnth Top 20 team of lhe 16 again• l AuSlin The ngrc('Jl,cnt cull s Colle~e. Nov. I:!; WeSlcrn Pelligrew in the first Oct. nd year as they hallled No 2 for two football ~a mes, New Mexico, F'ch. G; • College. nd rnnkcdSan ga mrJn S t.ate SL li.ipti three me n 's h11skcth t1II Wayla 26 · The The two schools put on gum e.c;:, nnd women's bas- University, Fch A Private ExccutJve Health FodUty lll r. as th ey kt'thall f,!'nmc to be tclc- women 's ga me will he Sl a classic ha UlJJI PIWGRA.MS: tCJoth a nd niJ il fouJ:hL . ,Jan on r:.ity Univc: n scd Pl■ J r-a,uctl,all han:Jh.11IL wall,ybaU 111 p iur from start lo fim sh Mar1'1 ronlrnl 11·1111 no l'l!url ftt.• . l'ru(n,lnnal MSU jumped •J1: l lo a I ,f t' 0 l ,tarr-■u,ndnl . l'rlvat, or r1 ..., very quick 2-0 lead ( C■ mStar

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AL th e 97 r, r, mark , ,Junior Fricker mad t an extremely Iring pa sA to Wi e mann .

Chuck Wiemann tapped lhe hall pa st th e kee per_ whi ch cave .\ ·1SU an c::.cc1trng 4~ v,cwry.

"I'm real, real happy,' Nat han Pifer, ~ISU head coach, said . · J c<J n't dt • scribe how happy I ;,m · ·w., brought hack the s aid he trophy ,' "\'/inning hc: rc 1s ver1 were: s fan The spc:cial against us, th <: call s were agains t. us, hut our young men we:rc too t,,ugh. I'm vc: ry proud ."

The: Indi a na ne xt gam e: will be S..iturday, Oct 9, in San Antonio aga in ~l Incarn a te Word College.

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Up until now, if you missed out on Tho Cure'• 1992 Wi•h Tunr, you missod uul on honring Tho Cure'K live enorb'Y unlc•e you hncl tho hard to find r:ntrrat import.

Howovor, with tho rclcnse uf Show, you cnn experienco Hobert Smith's angelic voice nnd tho ecrenma of tho crowd tJrnt mnke Tho Cure'• show• so thrilling.

Recorded in Detroit on tho Wish Tour, Show bo• gins, npproprintely enough, with QJii!ll nnd cloaca with End. But in between nre 12 songs from Hcnd on tho Poor:

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