Lab still closed, opening

Russia, is also following another of the patterns, according to Hedtke.

"Usually, when the scandals break, presidents extricate themselves by turning to foreign affairs;' he said.

Girard said that the only difference between Clinton's sexual scandal and those of the other presidents is that Clinton's story was discovered by the media.

"Presidents have always screwed around," he said. ''This is just the first time it has gotten into the public record."

Girard said that one of his colleagues recently questioned Clinton's intelligence about the matter.

''He asked if this whole mess is really just about Clinton's stupidity," Girard'said. "[Clinton] knows that the media will not protect him, but he does it anyway.And Americans say that they are appalled by it, but they are actually fascinated by it."

In the end, Girard does not think that the scandal will affect the presidency.

'The presidency is a strong institution," he said. '1t can survive a sleazy president"

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Due to an error in shipping, furniture that has was ordered for computer lab 315 has still not arrived. This has delayed the opening of the lab and caused an inconvenience to students and faculty.

by Paul Moser sports editor

Ten business courses that planned on basing their classes on computer use were forced to be altered dramatically due to a foul- up with the shipping of furniture, which has indefinitely delayed the completion of the iab in where the courses were to be taught. Computer lab 315, which was supposed to be completed by the end of July, is still not operational due to the shipping problem.

With 315 closed, the classes are forced into 113, which, in turn, - limits time for the students to do their work on the computer Jabs and affects the professors that were meant to teach there.

According to Mary Budzilowicz, director of instructional sup-