VobuDe 71, Number IS
Thunday, April 91, Ull3
MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY
MSU honors outstanding students Metivier, Shifflett receive Ha rdin, Clark Scholar Mch ~sa ~k11v1cr. was A!>SClc1atiun ~f Ch ildhooJ :tml· d lt:J.rJ1n Scholar :ind Et.lucatm, and Lhc Reside nce u,;3n l.1,h: %i f1ktt was H:ill Associ::uioo has served
amcd C la rk Sc holar as J Cuuumcr Scr\'iCc urs<l.iy ni~ht at the annual R~pri:scntativc for MSU 0 ~~~~s;~fi:u~.nqutt 0 111cc of l-lousini: :and a Lady
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Hardin Fc., tmd,u1on It i$ pn:S1:ntc.J c.11.: h sr n ng to 2 siudcrll during hll, or her ~ nior y~ar and a .S2,000 aw:1rd 1s g1\'c:n wuh the honor Mc11,·1cr i:.1m c:s a 3.929 ~~de.Jt ~/; ~~~Gl~:t~~~~ li1t c .i1,.h , i.:mestcr and 1s a mi.:mt-,cr or Alph.1 L3mhda and Al ph:1 C hi Honor So..: 1ct11.!, . She "' l!i: named NA IA Ac,'ldc m1c AllAmcri~:m Volkyhall Plil)'Cr 199 1-9:?, Wh1k J t MSU. Mi.:11" ier has becn a member of
Susan L isle Sh1fnt't1, a
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Clark Award wh1.:h was t"S• ta hlishcd ,n 1976 tu honor E.B C lark. ;i fom1c r chair• man of1hc OoartJ ofTru:,1c~s
of th1,.· MSU FoundJUOn It is prcscmcd each srnn g to J Mudcnt in his or her junim year and l.'.3tnC$ with ii o.
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1c!,l~l;i~~~~~t:o~~~ MJ~~~ grade point :&\'c ragc while commuting 120 mile) a da y from Gruh:.m. Texas. She: is involved 1n the 3l"ti\'il1c~ of her husband and fou r ..:'111 · drcn. She ulso works as a housekeeper 1w,l da)S :a week to pay for her child c:m: and 1ra,·cl e~pcnsc.s.
Dr. Lou ii J. Rodriquez. (far lefl) and Dr. Jene R. Rotert (far ril(ht) •tand with IL-R ) Clark and Ha r din ~chol~ rt. SuSMn Shifflett a nd J\lelip.a Metivier at the annua l Ronora Recog11i1ioo Banquet Thurtdey April 22 Ill O.L. t ,gon C.:o li~e um.
Carter , Maxwell named Man and Woman of the Year Freshman and Pn.!s1dcnt's Lcadcrsh1r Scholarships. I le •~ active in numerous student org:1ni:r...at1ons including pr..:~1dcnt of Student Govcrnmcn1, r rcs1dent of Un1vers1ty Oc moc rau, Comnuttcc ch:ur of Anis 1Lcc1urc Sen cs. t~asurer of Prc-Llw S01:1cty. President of Alpha Lamhda De lta Freshman Honor Society, senior ad,•1St·r of Ph1 Eu S1!:ma Fn:.-.hrnan Monor Society, his • 1onan (lf Mor1.1r Board Honor Society, sccrc lary of P1 Sigma Alpha Honor Socic1y, vice pn:s,dcnl cif Phi Alpha Thl!l:I H1s1ury Honor Society and captain of 1991 and 1992 Collc~c Dow He ha~ .also ht·cn active m C ircle K . 1 ~~,n~~t~u~~:!:~~~,1-1~!~~~~ S1udl·nt Amh:1 ,.~adors and Dcpmmcnl, Rc,cnL<', Forner Un1veu1ty Programming
Johnny Carter and Jennife r Maxwe ll we re named Man and Woman of 1hc Year ;i1 lhc Honors Banquet Rcco sniti o n Thursday, April 22. Carter, a h1story-poi11ica.l science mJjor w11h a 3,982 grade poml :111..:rage , was nom1n:11cd by Alpha Lambda De lla, Gamma Ph, Bi.:ta S tud e n t Sor n r11 y , G overnm e nt. Unive rs ity i.)cmocrats. He was la.sl year's winner of tile Vmla Grady Lcade r.) h1p Se ho l::ir\ h1p Aw:i rd and Ou1s 1andmg Scnmr Man Mc 1s o n the Dean's Lisi und has hccn ....._..__,.__ ._. awarded numcrous ~ hol:irnr w.. 1t,1dlt/Kyi, Rwmll ~hip aw:mb Sut.h ,1, f,;;adora
Johnny Carter Man of the Year
numewus scho13rsh1ps in Off campus acuvi1ics in· cluding MSU Crcd11 Union. Dcpa r 1m c n1. elude Wesley FoundJ1ton. Sc1 i.: nec Junior Assis1an1 Scou1mastcr Mamou . MnJwc..,.tcm Club. of Boy Scout Troop .l2. voter F111_pa1r1ek Mcmonal. Mad~c registration deputy, American Dan s and Shanor F11undation Poli1ical Items Collectors. scholarsh1plio. Ma,wdl IS Monar Board Wichita Falls Co mmunuy Orchestra and inlcrnships m prc.s1dc n1. AIJ'hJ Chi 1r..:aRep. John Hirs<:hi's Aus1in surcr. Alpha L ambda Ocha office and Rep. Bill Sarpalius' sc:crc1:1ry and JUlllor advisor. Wich1t:a Fa.Us office Pl'u Et:1 S1~ma h"1or1:1n. Jennifer Ma~wcll. an French Clul'I \ ' h.'C prc,idcnt En1:lish major with a .l.991 and MSU Sc1enl'e Explon.•r gr;adc point :1vcra£e. was Post No 1957 lm tun:m. She nomina1ed by Phi Eta Sigma. is a mcmhcr o f Bapllst She has been on the Dean's Studen1 Unllln, ln1crn.:1tmnal List for seven .~ mcslcrs. She S1uden is A '>.S0 l' 1at10n, w a1 an Alpha Chi Freshman Ora tt1rio Ch1\ru, . Sigma T;1u StuJ c n1 :ind Honoree and C lark and Dt'l1:.1 Hardin Scholar Finali~t. Shi.: Amb.1., sadors She 1s alM1 an was a Studcnl Dele gate 10 the Enghd1 1u1or for fore ign s1uSpring 1993 i\lph, Chi dc nts and :1n Adop1 -AConvention. She has rccci,·cd H1i;;hway ,·olunll'\'r,
Board.
Who else is listening? He ~aid 1he nl!,hl to pnmunit·Jti,,n:-. m.ina1=cr for MSU, 1-hcd ~(lfflC lij!.ht on the var.:y has hccn dchatcd for )Url Jnd yeJt') hy ~ hol.tn. new ~ys1em. lie said chat .il1hou!,!h 1hc ..Since this ~y., 1cm ,~ unde r the ~IJlc ·~ 1uri ,dic11on. righ1 Ul prJ\'3CY i,; nni htl.'ralty then thc.y are frt•c. 111 munil(lf mcn1mneJ 111 thi.:, 81II of call'> that L'(luld he. 1llcgJI 111 R1i:h1,. 11 hJ,;; cv11lvc:d 0'-Cr nature.· Hard)' said MFor IA· yea,$ and 1.\ now n:~·o~ni,~d l .lorln . slam:e, 1f :t prufi;S)\or ha~ hi.:cn as an inherent n i;ht pwtL-ctcd alling his hnok1c I m m hy the Rill of R1i;:hL'\. c Th.: ~l "L' phone \Y!>IL'm He 31.( n s.i td 1hat MSU t'lrru;\ J , l.'.y 10 ll'Chno logi,·J I l,,Cht10 L· Before 1hc Mcmhan rhonc pcrsnnnd 1..11tild have d1t: righ1 1nnm::1ton, on L'am r us. l'iut II .· prnt..:ct1on hy privacy m111, 0 1 .. 1~0 l J U"-C'- 1,. C•IHfO\'er:-y 0\'Cr !i:ystcm was in\lallcd. lhL·n· IJW'> bel'au,..: II I) a MJtc l;i\l>~ "-,rut1n11cd throu!,! h the were :ippfoxim:ud y S4tMM) of .ai;:cncy. )Car\, .ind rna<li.: eve n more 1lkgal calls ~ 1ng mJJ~· J)l'r A nOlhl'r .it1111 ncy :-,ud thJt d1f111..ult ~11h 1lw c,n'-t.' l of nL' W month fni m ,1n·t .tmpus bccausi.: M" U 1, a , 1atc ph<lOl'S 1.t.'t·hnoli1,.:1t .il d1"'-1wl'rK'\ .at,:l'lh.:). and lhL' pn,fc.~,r,;; .tn: nt·d Mi,l ljtK' )'~ Ill' 31hll wo T 1-. 1i k ~.11 fp1 · o,J! l"mplo) i.:C, 111 !ht' SIJIC. and Bro1hrr· u , 11,tcn Iv rh, inl· n-,;rr,ndcd in scp:uJ tc v. :iy,;; lilflg l11, 1.1n\t.: l'all, l(C ,,m..cr\Jl111n, .11 \ 1Sll I Yl·, . 11 J t king that 1h.:y h' m:u oed lx'\.Jtl'-C tJ1.11 f'llld hir h)' thl· -...h1>0I, lhne ,s " · mJ)lx·. 1k 1x.•ndm~ on " hn ammymoulio Jue to thc fJct no n.·.il 111\ J \hlR ,l f pm·.1cy, ic-~1panh1e n1ultl Jn,v.c~ their J lh',1,l' f \ lh,~ 411t' ,l11in ll :11dy hJ, hi.•l·r1 wn h 1 he hJTf\' 1:1 1n m: .ilJu....,, 1hcir c.irccr~. Whd l1a l)r llllt 1hl" nwni· M~ll for 11,\. )'l.'J" Jm.1 hJ)\ J J11, 1rt1 \ l ; a(n1n Ill cnll'r l hc thi.: IJ,t n, 11 rt·,.:.1n.:h111},! pi:111 , . tNini: ur ph1lnt' l'all, wa'> an pht•O\' r 11nVl'rl.llH•fl \l,l J 11,nt· th• ~ m.1d-rh ..ni.: '>' 11·m. M'l:d ii, ....:" llll' 11,:h111..· ol yrn1r ,nvJ)\ll'II of pnv,1... y w,1., J dil,.uJ nnly ,tnL·c ha,;; 11,irdy rficult q UC",11 011 ru, ,1nc atw \JI! 1hr ,.~ ,1.:m t, :cn tN'J In d ll.xk \ 1.u,n,,11 tlJ1d, . 1ckcnm• ncy
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on some loca l call.~. wlm:h were made from JO offi~·c on campus 10 a locJI rJd m , talion. A SCrlC$ uf l,' .111.\ wtrl' made over :in cx1enckiJ pcnoJ of 1imc. during thL' i:Jlldlio working hours in J ll Jlll·mpt 10 win a rJtho quc~1111n. Belle MJlone. as, Ol· 1atc prok ,;;sor of J0urn.alism. ~aid she ohjt.'Cl'i 10 hcmg. m0nit111\:ll on prirn:1pk·. nnt hcl.tU.....: :,hi.: ahuscs the prl\'llcgc. hul ht·• cause whi:n she nukcli long d11;1ani:e phone cal b thi:y Jh.' fo r profrss1onJI r u1p<1 ,i.:.i. only. Mah111c al~o :,J1d th.u 1r ~~ e\'Cr dni.:,;; m.tk i.: pcr... uul L'Jlis. :1ohc u~~·,;; AT &T 1MSll offer:- MCI sen 1<.:c) M1 liohc can u~ ht.:rL'n•d1t c.arJ LaurJ W1lsun. 111,1rut h1r t1f communiL.1111111\ .and llh.' Jln:
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J ennifer M axell Woman of the Year
Richie leads election protest By L"1lark., C•1tt Copy Editor
Oo Wednesday. Apnl 2 1. lhc ~JSU studcnl government cl~~on hoar~ ruh:d ug:11ins1 a pct111on filed m pl"O\r'sl of 1hc ou1comc of last wee k's SLU · dent gove rnment elections. John Richie, an MSU stu• dcn_1 scn.:11or. lil~d lhl! petition wh1c~ was rc,·1cwed hy the d cc11un ho:ird on T uc1-day, Apnl 20 at which tim~ the hoard ag,n:cd 10 mcc1again 11, hea r three u( Richie 's conl.'CTilS. PJrt one and 1wo of th..! pt.•t11 wn accu\ ~·d Shannon Pug h. SGA pn,•1;1dc nt ch t • and fohnny Carter . SGA pn.·'>id<.' nt, of using the SGA lccliun printout 10 idt.:nllfy stude nt~ who hadn'1 \'0ll'd. The cl1.-crm11 pri111oul i.~ a li)\I ur all SIU<k-ni~ d 1gihlc to \•Ne ,nd is used hy 1hc pc,\~k, manning the voting table.'> to
ensure th:11 only eligible stu• dc.:nts ,•otc and 10 prevent studenl'> from V(llin~ twice. Part four or lhe pcti1ion claimed C;u1cr as :m cx-offi • cio member of the elcc1ion board llnd accused hi m of violating clt;c 1ion l'C1dc by c.3m(l:tigning for Pugh J uring the ckcllun. Richie said he \li'fOtt' the
p!lilion ·t-ecwu~ f saw some im-gulanties I.luring my 5.ludy uf the dcc11on code.• Ric:h1c. m l'ilmmcn1 on 1hc clec11on rrc":~ss. Ib o .>Jid. •1f you're ~urng to do ii, du ti hy 1hc rule-~ .. Oun ni; thi.: four hour hoard ml'Ctin~ R,, hie t·alkd Tr,·y 11:u,i,;;, .an M~lT ~lud<.·nl ~·nat,,r, a, ., v. l!nl'lio:,, Harris •
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The horrif,c eod 10 the 51 day .undolf in Waco wh,ch _....., np< be/or, ou, «,y cy<> Mon<J,y, April 19. w,U Mdy be et:hod ia <MIi' nuncb ro, quite somcumc wilh the cuh on f,:b 28 S'""' lhc ATF's ioilial - IN: CftMUAI sc.ctoff. - NttOft's Mwspapets tuvc
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leader, wt,o 1'oonb. Lui - . , commcnlar)' wnlOcn by Briln Ballan!. al• blame on lhe president. In lhc body of lhe "'11poe<I ., . ho acaned l'laldent C110100 o( l!lllcing lhc ~ dccuioa &O aow. 1n on the. cult as aa aucmpt co mate him,elf not loot WtU and 1ncrrec11vc as the ducJ-e.uait.ivc and in clue!. Ball.wd cWmcd. since lhc prwd<nl bas I credl'ln'JJty problem u far u """'"'' lhc dral't goe.<, Cbn&on could no lonS('r allow lhe s.c-gc, which WU nc:.anng
mind. Olhcrs bcbcw lh>I lhcy arc buyu1g l frkod or wuting lhetr time and monty. Each
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business. coosisllnl of a pres1den1, vice prcsulcn1. .1tC'ffl.ancs. and a \ ~ t y of councils and commiuccs. They are rcspon.s,ble for the business l rinucuons 1Ju1 occur from day 10 day. A sisnif,can1 prol>lcm (0< the Greek sy11.c.m u the s&creotypc 1h11 h.u been put on them by the movies. Hollywood r,ottny.< Greet life IS • group of people who do no<hln1 bu• drink bce< and (111 their cl.use, Stl.USIICS show I.hat 33 pcrccal o( men
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• YIAllical cull leader' • In addition, B•lwd q.-ioncd why lhc ATF C\'Cft both· Cl'C<I wilh lhc cull wmc:c lhcy wcn:n~ doinc •n)'1hing but IIOC:q,itinc ..-c,pons.
E.ahoy-six people do<d .. including 24 children llll Monday. no1 bccau,< or lhc p,cs,d<nt °' lhc fcdenl agencies 1ff\'ol¥t'd. but because they were unlucky cnouch lO N.¥C lhe : : : : , ~ : ; ' ~ ~ 1 ncptivdy chansmauc min in
r~tc~~~csc•:s,uscr:d~.~~~ Many of lhc people who jom lbe Greek sy,tem become lcadcri in lhc coromuniry and t11 the nauon.. Sevtntoc::n U.S. Presidents have been fnlemhy men, and 87 pcn:::en1
Yes. Lb.as wu I m2n deslined for doom. who preached Since 1985. ho prca.:hod 10 from lhe book of ~ lus (oUowtrs chat Annarc<Sdon would come tn I violcnl con• (IOOQ!ioo w,lh lhc '°vcnuncnL He wo prcxbcd lh,o five had of lhc ScYCII Seals mentioned in lhc book of~ been broken. Tht sc.i1s Jte gid 10 SJgnll a vengeful end 10 lhcwortd. JCon:sb u.sied the confronw,on wllh I.he government lut Monday u a ..,.Y IO fulliU bis own pbo for .. apocalypUC cud. H11 prophecy si,.ply ewe true. Why lay blame on lhc lcdcnl offlClals' should<"- lhcy wce JUJI oyu,1 to do lhcir )OOI. Somclhing bad 10 •c,vc• M>CDCC11De, and It might as well have btcn lhe government to dcodc. no< 1 aucd manix bkc Kol<Sh. E,thc, w:iy. lhc OU1C0111C would W«ly haYC been lhc ,amc.
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I Grct Join in g orianiz.ation 1_s l 11 1,.-.. org:iin11..111on .s,cholvshtps a\'11!2bl~~ ugh de,veJop leadership 1b1ht1c1 4 h!~•e active rnc.mbcr hu a vt>ltt . c,ch org.aru1..1t.1~ The orguuz.a ociations wblt ,oes on m Lhc ch.a~ many outside ass Sl deal ,r,h.ich improves his 1pc1.t] with wtuch the)' ~ n d ability !here ,s al.so ~ e-r day College I 10 tJ,e pp,onun11y lo ~,....e 1, arc ,-cry imporian w1lhOUI 0lea(k:rSh1p capacity t!u<,;.) Gn:<k sys,em t,ce1u,< izatiOOS the different officer PCls;:,,,,. d,c,r support the ~ ch1pier and commiuec c~m 'fl-. q ies and could nol exLSL posit.ions help leach hott , mus1 adhere 10 : ':own by wort will> people and hao:, die 'JIIY rciutauons han the Umv~rsity and han hem problem SJIU2llOns. Thac ..., compl:;u.nts re!erring_ 1to~ ~ same of the lhmgs lha1 " es Gree.le system IS aboa1 trt A1ummv-c:1neoes,s:IY 1s 1hc1r support. M.t'!1a1':ru .some of its advant.a.gcs. rt on the chapset wt.II ask for advioe or for sup~ouse. ~Hor'• ao«e: MU,1u1 ._ purchu1nJ a new rt of rue ■IIJ eh c:ted lttJ.tt Id K ■ p p• Or~,. Alp~• Wi1hout ihe suppo alumni. many c.haetm=sh '""1 J4ent.
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Each ocpn1..t1tion h~ it~ plul.ant.bropy for wt11c:h they rl1SC money through different The fundra1.sc r .s philanthropy's range from and Aid MDA 10 Cardiac some of the fundra,seu 10 cars wuhmg of consis1 selling mogrnncs. The MSU Greek organ1utions nuscd more than SJS,(X')() and spen1 mol"t' than 8.000 man hours fOf' thal purpose in 1hc 1991· 92 acodcm,c >=· There uc scholastic 1dvan11gcs for Joining 1he Every Greek system organiut1on hu a bu1lt-m lutonng system, advice on courses and professors and • supcrv1-Kd 11m0Jphcres for not be abk to sut'VIVW: srudymg. There att nurncrou.s
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Th: FBI ga,"C him 5J days io sum:nder w authonocs In tune fn.mc. he did noduns: bur implement wiling lX"· ocs. first by ra,uesnng a rac:bo broedcast messa~ anJ then JSk1ng authoriues 10 w:u1 f0< hu condll$11)n to the book of in 2.cn:> ~ ~ v a 1 Seals. wtnch bavca I bcc:a sol~d ~
year~ dtd a 1ood job .JI keep,nJ the fedaal authorities 11 ~r wtu~ ht c:on1emplaeed I deadly es:apc. Thi1 WU Korc.ih's fine.st bout. Hie rcwlcd III wha.l •'"1.S gosns: on.. He felt like God. He wu a man who would not succumb to the (o«:e.s of nun •· to do NI would only make ham a liar 1n lhc eyes of his followers Md confirm bu hum~ moru.Ji1y. This whole JCCnmo reml.lld$ me o ( the person on the IOWCrioJ led,e who w:ant.s co commu su1C1dc with lhose undin& around ll')'ln&: u, wk him OUI of IL The ck>scr you gc1. lhc doocr they get IO 1ho edge. You arc damned ,r you do and damned 1( you don'L Ifs ludicrow to bbme lhc COV· enunent for the tniic final outcome They were ac11ni in evcryoac's best inlerUI so they lhouihc If they're CO blame few anyth.inc, it's for not be.In& able- ro predict wh.Jt wu go-inJ 10 happen, whrch as~ all know, 111mpossibk:. Sure. u .t ra cau tion could ha1o·e been u.1Cd and lhc siege c.ic.endcd.
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ways 1ha1 hurt others. but what they bche,-e LS thcus. Fon:ing others to live by your stand:uds, your morals. u v.·ron1. I have moruls. lbey 1ren'1 the same as yours, bu1 that doesn't make lhcm any tells neigh~ a lcsJ vahd when child him he and his famtly arc goS1ar Trck.. that old basuon 1. 1 dc:scnbcs and hell W ing of Kicnce fic1ion. incorpoHun is los1ni your Job rated 1n10 its myths: a concept becau.tc of tc:xu.a.l orient:atJon. 1h11 1cft room for everyone It Hu.n is 1nylhin1 that you may ~m amusing to refer to wouldn'I do 10 one o f your a tclcV1~1on program. bul an own. open mmd 1s willing 10 learn The authors of our ronsti- whcrc,-cr II can tuuon didn't mean only Mt• IOIC. lhc Vulcan., call iL crotexuab have a ngh1 to pur- lnfinn_c ~vcrsi1y m lnfinue Comb1nanons. "We rejoice in :-:anba~ r~~l.heJr our d1ffcrence.s.· Can we mlJJ\Strcam rclig1on5. arc the learn from fictional charac only ones enutJcd to religious tcrs' Should we? Vulcan; freedom. 1f you wa.nt lh~ come from human minds good, you have to accept the nc fmm hwn.,; bid lhat comes wi1h 1t. how- ~~CO< ever you de.fine 1L lf you want ~ I U.S lcJtn lO f'CJOICC I 10 be fn:c 10 pursue your our d1ffe:rcnc.es. If you can·~ happlllC5S. I have 10 be fr<c 10 Cradic,1; pursue mine. If you ha-.·e the ~"'.: Slo,p lly IOreligion 1, l about freedom to follow your rchIt i.t.n'I SCluality •~nl~t g,on, I get the freedom to follow mine. Even Sawusu. ~,•~ d i wrong. h 's n:edom.s and or 1hc KKK havt a righ1 10 what this country was bc.hevc -... hat they want. 10 founded Then: u no room "''Onlup who Ibey wiU. They for Iawsoo. . 1ovc:rnjn C Pnvatc rnw lho line whoo •hey SWI behavior bet actina on those beliefs 1n control tltosc ;:_ccn adults - r don ' •i;rc<
Freedom of sp.cech. There Li no room for interest Freedom or rcli11on. The pursuit of happine.s.s Word1 wnucn a Ions Lime aso by sees rwo men walking h:ind•a ut-hand. Hurt 1s the ~n o( man pulled lrom hi> tru<k and Do lhcy mean now wha< lhcy bcateo., ll'J the 1error o f a
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On the Uh: Screen
DeVito 'bearable' in new flick IIJ l)ua l.awhMt Mo.,k kol,w,r h's hard 1n imagine
D.inny OcVuo as a.ny1hini else but 1 short mturcd con. 11 man on the lJ.kc, who scoops up any1hin1 and everything from anyone he can. Witness his n,fcs, from the tdcYismn Ml· com lu1· to hu later films like "Romancing the Stone,· "Twins.· "'Other People's Money· and even ~Batman
Returns.· Yet in "Jack the Bc:u/ now playing 111 Century Six
Cinema. we find a whole different DcV110. Instead of lhc brash, &reedy liulc con-man. he becomes John Leary. a
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DcVlto hu some funny. cni1,1ng mome nt,. bu1 the real sr.;r of 1hl\ ,how should be Rohen J Steinmiller Jr.• who e1ve, i r~marbhle per: form anee as Jacky Bc:ar, John's wn He 1, tryme hard 10 cope with ad,10, 1int I~ a new town, w11h IL' mor'C hb· eral 1970s 11111udcs, str:ui,e people and conf,.mon c"cry· where. And lhc StrDRJCSI of an is Norman the nc:1ghbor, who cums out 10 be • Na7..1 child-napper. To uy anymore would ~ to Jive awy the plo1, but It i.s safe 10 offer this p;ccc of advice: 1f you tend 10 ~ry al movies. take a box of u~ ues with you. You're certainly &oinl 10 need them
ju.H moved 1herc, and John ha.~ uken a joh as the host of a late-night horror-movie ,how. During 1hc day hr sw1ll1 mar• unu 10 help him forcc1 his e,rid and guil1 over his wife's death. He IS sloppy, the house is run down, and I.he boys arc oficn lcf1at home alone. t( this sounds hke a movie about the peril.s of ;,.Jcohol, ti isn't John is a hw 1ng father who dc,•otcs as much time as is physically possible to his children, and the three of them connect well because John 1.s htllc more than :i bi& kid him• self. He plays · monsters· w11h the neighbothood kids, and chases them around Lhe front yard until they fall on the ground with laughter In fac1. one of 1hc heM I incs an the movie is delt-.'Cred by one of the neighborhood kids when, in response 10 the doorbell, Jackie answers and one of the kids says, "Hi. Can your d:id come OUI :intJ play-,•
While this film has • lew paru that are .somewhat unbelievable. it is worth watchinJ. It is, at the -.·cry least. a movie that will leave you with a warm feeling uuidc. Review ~ting. B+
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Terry Johnson, a graduate home. Johnson hu round student 1n Engh.sh, has a chctubed c&rd in his car that reads. · u you take your eyes off the goal, you will sec all the obstacles." Mile after mlle, day after day, this card ha.s served u inspin1ion for Johnson, a non-1radi1ional student who lives 1n Decatur -and commu&c:s dady to dUIC$ 11 MSU.
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learning is tvidcnt 3.5 he e\'tn comes lo MSU on days 1hat he doesn't h11 ve regular classes in order to audit extra clusc.s. Since he hopes 10 icach EnilL\h .11ir1er graduation, he feels It is 1mpor1:m1 10 obsco·c various instructor's approaches 10 te:u:hmg. He aJ.so finds lJme 10 ass,~t other s1udcnL, 1n the Enghsh lab two afternoons 3 week. Johnson's family life has helped shape his c11n:cr goals. Johnson explained th1111 he focls a closeness to people of Hispanic ongin, u his three adof)led children a.re n:11ives of Mc.1.1co. Someday he hopes to impvt his cnlhusia.sm for the stud y or literature 10 minority students in South Tcus. JohnJ<>n h:u decided he wanu 10 1cach at I small coUege 51m1lar 10 MSU. Hud pre.Med to n..me his ravoritc professor a1 MSU. John.son commcn1cd he hu learned somethinc val uable u lenccd fr om many indiv1du:il, who arc very 1n1e~ted in chc success or t.hc:ir students. A t least someone at home
undcrslllld.s the difficulty of working and commu1ine 10 graduate school. Terry's wife tc:ac hcs e:irth science at a junior high school and commuk!$ IO the University or North Texas.
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Pap 4 'fhunday, April 29, 1993
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In RUSS(ll's opinion. there is no qucsllon lh.11 Meu:1 has had a great inOucncc on many students h,'CS. Mcux sud the m21h de• JWUTICRI 15 no harder or cu,er th:an any 0 1hcr department at MSU. ·ir you arc looking for qualuy teachm£. you will fi nd it right he.re Then: :ttt cer1.iin levels of competency that 1s pe:ni.incd 10 be successful in mal.hematic.s.,. he said.
At the end of the 1993 sprina scmcs1cr MSU w1U lose one of iu outs11ndin1 fessors Dr John Meu:c. of the math de pan.men I hu annou.nccJ pl:aru to rctirn Mcux hu been tcacllln& at MSU for 29 years. While na his doct<lfttt from the Uruvcnity of Florida in 1960. Mcux tau&hl for about a )'CU'. He also muaht at Lntlc Rock cntral tfigh School in Arkansas Since JOinm& the faculty at MSU, Meux has
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1 Ch I r ~; or . McCulloush, divisiod·rcc· 1 business admin1scnuon. 11 Ide' two prescntauons ~~ :nnu•I mc:clln& of 0 d Southwest C,1 unc:d Busi ness Sl· hools ; ;, Pro,ums ill Teus nd 26 University Mtrch 25 " li in Kingsv1l_lt, Tcx:a.s. n:rn~J prc'icn1111on cone · siudcnt Exctunge Pro£r:LIDJ with Me:u co: and t~ ~ on 0 had ~ ;11~ tt:~~!ti~So~ h~~ concerned ..Accred1111uon of Business 1ng a grueling math depart· fo u r - Yc:■ r mcnt. llus 1, not true, u1d Programs." 1 Sis Flap o,·tr Tr.sl.1 in ~:~~~u!:~l~rc~~~ e~ ~. pectcd 10 give their best In Arlln~1on will prescnl a the mmth department Slnving salute to av1:ition Sund3y, May 2, with the Confedtrau: for e-xcdkncc is upccred Meux II not the only Air Force in the sky and on :c:ru_o~t~s~~k'.'fu'!~:! dasplayinthepark.
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Jan Ensemble 29 in Ferguson Room 301 A Uon about anylhin~. he 1s the 10 go 10 him :ind .1..1:k ror help, Mcux tausht in the Journalism will be at 3 ~:m· type of person who wall sit but once you have done lhai. departmcn1 be(~ tt:unng la.st ConcerlMay 2. m the me Sunday, many spent ha.s Each year kwards bx over bend will he it - "" down with you :ind eapllin . Ampltheall'I:. Arts .J , :.:;M::;S:;;U:;. : :,"' : "n c :;•:::"::.: , n:.:.:;of:.;ded::;: U _..;:)' _ _ _ _ _ · .~ o:;u :..;hc;;;·;:lp~y:; o in:s.,.;:' ·11::; Y.:,ou;;:.:h:.;•:.;:ve;,;l:::;o,::bc:.,w;,•::; . 0;;...you:;;:;,. 1 •.....; " "-•~q.;.ucs_ : -:·;al::,bc,:":'•~If..;y"o:"uvhv• I However, Jcurc1k ~ from pag• I When askt'd by Jenny cv11Jcncc-. 11 comrutt·r gl.!ncr campus· Mcr1d11n phone and Caner responded. ~ves, said. " I siund behind J~ Sa.Ian. SGA vice president ated II.st or chg1blc ,·otcrs sysicm showms 111 calls from IS did other non-memM.rs. t,ccausc he's my fra1ell!1,) ~ocs helped J because Just on office C'c:nter s1udt-n1 1he le\llmony wnue,n with and :tn ex-officio mcmt-cr of along brO(her. but l did not 1.\k, hiQ the. election board, what his staling th11t the, list w::is ob• the night in question. Carter noc make me a memhcr... out or dit In his closing suuemcnt. 10 go. John did this 1e.1uftcd that he s:iw Carter in1crcst in 1hc 11ppropria11ons tamed by the otTkc Clf Mudent and Pugh 1den11fic:d all hu1 • Richie goodness of h,s hc:on." Johnny s:ud, · Whot and Pugh m:ildng use of ~the commiucc was. Harris rt' · ac1iv1tic.s ror the llnn·cn.uy few of the calls u personal C00l3Clcd Richie ~ ve given us ~ and s:11d, "'Thts signature list and ffititer Ii.st• $mpoonncdyedro· .':!~n,cdsi.u·~'.nr,1"0','.· Dcmocr.11$ and wu on l0;1n friends. and pointed out that and Shannon had are smoke and mirrors.'" He not • Grcck-:tnll·Grcck Wlf1l to call student voters from lhe ".tniz.u ion-,.:~s,1,n=,,.·' cd. from the UDs Carter and ,,nly three t:l1g1hle voter\ and Carter of wu not scn1 by anyone, Idid Pugh acc:uscd whom of one contacted. hc('n m:adc the)' !'Wh;.,h o••.• 10 ...h-h H~......, Pugh cla.imed that studcnl center office. evlsolid no · preKnllnS vo1cd tlf'C'.ady h11d ... ... ..,... use of 1hu: Im ruth<-r th.in the ... ,.... . this on my own.~ Pugh addressed lhe issue dence." I n c ross-<xam1nauon. rcsrunJed, '"IFC (lncer SGA Jut Dunna the closm, 11~1eR1ch1e, aadreu1ng 1hr: When :askc.·d by Dr of Carter as an c:x-0Hic10 FratcmityCouncll)." 11 ~~i.u~h~~ mcnt, Am y Dean. 1 v~tmS vagut'ncSS of 1hc SGA elct. R1ch1e also presen1ed. as How.ird F1rn:ll, vice, prc.si'"objective observer• of the Richie. a.stcd memher. bN.rd cock. uid. "If 1h1s !laid uon ;admmiselection 10 which Harris re- cvrdcncc. a O)'cr d1str1buk.-d ck·nt for S1udcnt and by Caner to da..u es during t.rauvc scrvu:cs. whc1her he statc:s lhll the SGA51 prci,Jcnt "Who brouaht7 lh1s maucr to been dcah with earlier, 9' dcd '" R1d'lie said, wouldn't be here now: auenuon your ' ~'!s nt demcm e, . v~~oefp,c' "d/eo!: :!rv using Pugh and er Car1 SAW ~:, H, '"Ye$.~ Caner tl'lcn the elec-ti~n. "My a.uoc1:a1cs .. fraternity I"-' .... 0 ,. fi 0 Ca.n.er ~g.an his rebutual the SOA list or the UO list, ..... arri.s whclher or not he Carter funhcrmorc UJ4. th and broi::: Jcurcalt, ptt:Stdenl •If you (the bo>rdl :tn: 1°"1 he ta~!~':~r,::, of ;i:o~~'r!r the MSU c:h:ipter of Phi - an appointment that would pcuuort $Ince the losing can- by Stephanie Moore. a vOtJng Salan had a d1scuss1on in of the c::~ board member, Caner said whteh lhey agreed that Salan Sigma Kappa. when con~r-esim;!~ by the next SGA didate, Mchnda Manin, had the issue, said. this in the election codt ~ n that the hst was :,l\'ailahle 1o would serve i\S the c:;1.-offic10 tacicd ahout .dnothcom,i;:u nG,.A~g!,.aJ so Harris SI.id. "Yes. .. one of fin1 1ed the elections 11 WIS that would be I s1gnificu •ourinc th:u 1a1d also Pugh member. said Pugh crcs1ed in1 anyone 1..,,. .. ,111,; ... 11 5 01 00 th~ th1 ~&5 1 want from the rode specifics tbit an obJcct- that the intcn11on o f the elcc- it 1s U'3dition for the vice brouiht to a lot of people's v.olauon of my nghl.1 • that Atay Pu&h (sic) prc.s1dcn1 to serve on the tion code is to prc\'Cnl stu un1YCrSJty whi le rm he":_ LS to ing party musi $.how lhc $pc::,nu~ry anii-Grcck. To After he&r1ng all Pvtael. be ~n th~t comm!uce. buc ci(ic rules broken u well 3S dents from checking 1hc tis~ board. The com mittee asked those of us 1n the Greet sys- the board ruled tho.t the J'C>~•ed bcm& promised an ap- lhc effect, on the outcome of at the ,·01rng 1ablcs. Carter also presented Carter whe1her or not he ever ttm that's not something we uon was groundless. ~•nuncnt by either prcstdtn- Lhe election. _ ••.,want tohear." _ 1_o_f,_he-bo1_1_0t_ bo h•_d_e_o_nuo _ b_y_th_e__ .,. . ,_s__Ph_o_nc_1i_,ts_ ge_n_e_,.,_,ed _"'_·•==-- - - -Ca_rte_,_,1ie_n_P_"'.~-•_1e_d_ rU-•l_e_an_d_,da ~Jo:.;~; tu~:c few 0teachers o( lhc ....m..
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at MSU. docs not obJecl 10 beina monitored because she doesn't make personal phone caJIJ. Extension numbers .serve u ID numbers to access the Meridi:an Mail .system. Every phone user has the option of changing his ID number to prevent oumdc :access to messages. You musi con111ct H11dy's office to change JD numbers. Mesugcs th,i !lave been oesscd three times in ~ row wilh che wrong ID number will lock out any UJCr inco lhat mail box uncil the telecommunications office is contacted and the problem IS re,olved. This system connects ev· cry phone on campus 10 a phone bank, where persona.I compub!l'l can be u.scd w11h Jhc MSU modem and ,.,td<nc, and professors have the ability to do research almost :inywhtrc U1 the world from offices or dorm rooms. If sludcnt.s want 3CCCSS 10 this system, they musl contacl the tclccommunicauons office to have their phones re-wired. The reuon there are 1wo phone., in every dorm room 1s so that if one person has his personal computer linkc:d to the phone system doing research. the other roomm.1tc won't be w1thou1 the use or a ph one. MSU c urrently h3s 1,532 phones on this syslem. but that number c:in he c-.panded to 15.000. MSU will nm hr withoul phone service for more 1han two hQ_urs at a tune. What about c3rthqullkcs, tornadoes. ;md 01her acts of
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'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!- thin& on one of the lislS you ~ - - " ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - can get a response. Mills s,jd MSU is one of I1 'Tb• nut sttp is to get a g,nuato r tor th• systt m. the lu 1 colleges to get nCI· but the 1dv~u1gc 10 Th• system would tvtntually make it possiblt for work:in,,learning with teacher ccn1 l1ta11l"I . . 8Jf:www4LW from others th111 is McLaughlin 1s a student d a student who bas missed a class to coll th• mistakes. music Alan Bbck. w istant profo,. of depanmcnt The professor's officts to get assignm,nts and also MSU is also hooked up to will present Teresa 10t of music. Mills menu. a U.S. Libraries McLa.u1hlin, percussionist, m 1bc recital will (cattr. MSU studtnls will soon bt abl• lo r,gisttr by s::i.id all you do is pu;k a sute a senior recital at. at 8 p.m.. divers.ioru for the nute u. phont.' and 11 gives a list of colJcgc li- Monday. May 3 in Akin manmba and vu11110ni fa braries it can connect to. It can Auditorium. The pcrfonnancc multi-percussion and nut. • Marshall Hardy also find lhc type of informa• iJ in partial fulfillment fo, the 1bc pcrfonnancc 1s free ~ tH>n nocded. degree of bachelor of music all are invited to attend MSU is also hooked up 10 run 2nd serviced by W1l1tcll. opens a Pandora's Box in reTo get 1hc bid 10 service gard 10 ethics.. c::a::a::ccc,c,,::z:1.:c,c,,::a::a:ac,::c; li,,:::c,.,.:z:,c,c:~:z:,a :~o~~~~~ ~~:~d New innovations in techMSU's new sr,1em. W1ll1cll had IO ha\'C servicemen living nology allow MSU. to cur- the United l(jngdom. Mills would like 10 st.-e m the Wichita f oils area be· rcnlly have fiber opucs on C3U.SC the con1r;ac1 S131eS lha1 phone hnes connected in MSU hooked up 10 Campus M SU canno1 be wnhout the Moffet. Bohn. Hardin and Wide Information System bulletin use of the sysccm for longer Memorial H31I. Soon (CWIS). a compu1cr Ferguson :and Cl3rk Student board. 1han two houn at a time. collcgi:5 several said He 8 01h Mcnd1:1n M::111 :and Cc:nrcr will ::i.Jso have fihcr already have them Mtll, .s:ud the phone sy)tcm h:ive :a tiat- opuc hook-ups. Eventually CWIS would show clau icry back-up system, wh1t.h 1s the en11rc campus will he ocl• Job pl11Cemc:nt .tnd nccc.<,ary 10 ketp them opcr.t· worked iruo 1he fl~r optic schedules, Ally s1udcnt could go uvc during clcclric;al storm, or system. said Sclln Mills or 1(acuity. Computer Support Scrv1t:e.s in 0 a computer termm:tl and other c.·riscs. find out this kind of inform:i·The ncxl sll:'p 1s 10 gc1 a Mcmonnl Hall. The cos t of h<'()king up uon. gener.ator for 1hc system: Mills would hkc in sc-e was Ctpllc.s fiber Ill Hardy said. ·1ne system Ferguson this in place within the nc;i.t would eventual ly make 11 S 15.000. To hook-up lhc IWO years. l11ply mu c.impus. possible for :a srudt."nt who has en1ire Attempts 10 call the office ffll55ed a CIAS.!i to C3JI the pro- $1 S.000 by 1he numhcr o f o f the American C ivil fessor's officc.s 10 t el :as.s1gn- buildings. The SI S.000 L1bcn1es Union in D:all:u t0 ments and also MSU .siudcnts includes only elec1ron1cs, not Jet a quote rehu.ed to the legal will soon be ::ible 10 rcgis1er lobor. Milla s:ud this summer the aspects in question rcsulled in by phone: dcfetll at every turn! It louk The system does save compuicr :ind lt'lccommmm:3• about one hour to get the some 1nform:11ion. suc h u 11ons comm111cc will decade number in Dall:a.s, get pcnni1on go will hulldmgs which time calls 3fC made, UICr\SIOn to call and gc1 mstrucnetwo rk r1rs1. They will S1on numhcrs and numbcr1 C3llcd. 1ions from professors on how This sys1cm. like tho u· examine which hulldmg.\ h.Jvc lO use the system. When they • ~nds or other phone and m:iil gr<,>ICI need. "I'm very op11m1s11c. wen: contacted II turned out to sys:icms uu:d in 1his country. for great be their mc~ge and Fax hnc ~Look s1ud. Mills A llgh1n1ng Mnkc !WO lhmg~ 10 happen when the SCl'VICC, Wl'Cks ago knocked out a Anempis to call a prore~1s installed 31 co uple of phonc:s in nc1workrng !ior of communic3 (ions :tt McCullough 11,11 ,nd the MSU." l Texas S t3tc Southwcs ~hlls .said we 30: currently CAD system rn the engineer• F University for the same pur1ng dcpanmen1. and lhe m1cr- hook.ell up wuh Stephen J)O!IC ended because 1hc phone M1..1I face had 10 be n:pl:iccd. It 1~ Ausun's Elo.:tr0nic l:ab was no1 S1udents and profess1,rs in the joum::illsm nol known ,f 1h1s dlm:igcd 1hc for use for long di1:avail3.hlc can sob.~ribc 10 m:uhng lists. newspi,• the compu1er1: lhlt :ire conncc1cd before calls tanc:c \ 31d th:il whe never 10 the system and thJt will he Mills r dcadhnc. someone v.TiltS ;:ihout w mc -
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'Clint can hit the 16-18 foot shot, plus he is very effective in the post position. t:iJwe~1~~c~~a~~IU~~!c~i~~ He also has the technique to become a Indians neAt year. Foley, u M:nior at 0.)ppcll three-point threat as well.' High School, :ivcragcd 22 points and nC3rly 12 rchound.s • Gerald Stockton
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Three members of the Texas Intercollegiate A thicLIC ( 136-3) litlc on Sa1urday second to Howard Payne (227 men's lt!am c=imcd first place Associ~1ion Trac k a nd Fie ld TIAda Hill. who is :also on the poinlS). ns. including M ark hbo n MSU for places first Other Ch:unp,onships MSU lral·k team. fi nished Estc..'i. won · the shot put second in two of 1he c:vcnl!. included Denise Leviston in Marsh in the pve lin (177-5 ). (40-8) and javelin (99-9) on As a team, the Lady 1hc long j um p ( 16- 11) and Wc.~ley Tr.tmmcl in the 5.000metcr run (17.f)()) 11nd Jason Friday, and added the di'-Cu~ Indians ( 104 roi nL~} finii hcd triple jumr (33- IO).
Fox in the 400-mctcr hurdles (S6.1 4). Pat Birk had three second-place fini shes. The lndi=ins ( 128 points) were runners-up to How=ird P.i.yne (248 points) in 1hc tca.m ~landings.
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The entry fee i.s $1 5. which docs no1 include can Phi Alpha The ta will and 1;rccn ·fcc. and tcc tim~ sponsor a four-person ~olf Manllt noon. scramble on May 4. to bcncfiL tc-am. A free group lesson do n:ilcd be golf pro Todd !heir scholarship program. A pri,.e will be awarded to IUrperger. lndividu:il pnzes will be the lo west scoring te1m representing a Midwestern awudcd 10 the closest to 1hc State University Dcpanmcnt pin and long dri,·c conte.sts. Mulligans will be SI e3Ch or Orpniution. Team pri1..Cs wiU be ba50d and participantS will he ahle to on 20 teams and first. 5CCOnd purc h:i.\C two mull1g:1ns. one and third pixes will receive to be used each nine: holes. Dc.tdlanc for entry is 11:00 ca.sh prizes. Also there will be: a prize for the highest sconng a.m.. May 4. 1993.
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The men :ind women's Puu-Puu intramural competition was held Apn l 4. The Bushwh.i.ckcrs pl.iced first in the men's compctitmn. with Sigma Nu fraternity placing second. MDA went home with 1hc third place 1rophy, .and Phi Sigma Kappa fr.tt~r-
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The MSU soccer team won a game agi:inst Texas Waleyan over the weekend in the TCU Srring Off-Season Tournament. The Indians won 2-0 Friday evening as Judd Joy .i.nd Junior Fricke r both scored a goaJ to ddca1 Texas Wesleyan. On Saturd:iy. the tribe played host to TCU :ind came away wi1h a 4-0 vicory to keep them in off-season shape. MSU has made a rocord1-ymg 13 .m.:iight trips to the NAIA National Tournament
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OuL1tand1n1 Graduate Man a mcmhcr of the fr\·shm°Jn and Woman for 1he year honor soc1cuc,. Alpha U ndcll, • puln ical -.c:1- Lambd:i Delta and Phi E1a cn cc ffl lJOr, wu 1hc Si&mJ . the lntt rn:nion:al O.~ n,uwicd Grad~ of the S t~dc nts Association. Un1vers11y of Wisconsin- Un1veu1ty Ocmoc.:rots and M1di,on Co llcce o ( siudcnl , ovcrnme nt. orr Encinccrina . He recciveJ c•mrus, he WIS awarded the numerous schol1rsh1ps while 199 Youth of the Year for there and the A,r Force Field Rn1ary lnlt'nutional and i.s 3n Trainint Vkc Commandant'~ as~11s1ant scou1mu ter for the Award, He i, a member of Boy ScouLS. Tau Beta Ptii Engineering, Pi Sci( is a mil.._, commumTau_ S iJma ~1cch1nical catton.s major fro m W1ch11a Engmccnna. Pht Kappa Phi. Falls and u: the reci pient of Phi Eta Sicma Fre..shman ;nd the MSU fine ans scholmrship Sc;abb.ird and Blade Military for Spcin&1993. She rccch'M honor socic11c.s. He lS al&o a the Vinson Award for mcmb~r o r De lta Chi Journalism for 1993 and was f ratcnuty. awarded a C.0 Morgan Pugh, • pohtical sc.c~ c Scholuship ror 1993-94. She ma,or. won the Out.n andmg 1S.1lso 1 membcr ofthcMSU Sophomore and Senior Student Ambu sadors, Womu and lhc 1_991 Wom~ Amne~t>: lnlerna11on:il and of the Year. She IS the n:ctpt· 1hc Mcd1:i Club. Kathryn 15 cnt of numerous schol~ h1{)5 currently serv1ni as coordina• and awards and active 1n tor or Tht Wicltuan many MSU organ1u11ons S~ has been a member of . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phi Eta Sigma Nauonal Honor Soc;;1ety, Pi Sigma Alpha National Honor Russel Sanders, Robin Society, and Ph1 Alpha 'Theta Hect elman and T:imara Jnw:mattooaJ Honor Society. Taylor were named out.standShe has been prc.s\dCnl or ing Junior Man and Wom,n Mortar Board, ch:urpcrson for the YcM. for Ar1is1-Lec1ure Series Sanders, a nursing s1uden1 Co,:nmiu~c. president of rrom Wit~itl Falls. is a reg.isUn1vers 1ty Oe macrau. Lctcd rcsJ)lratory therapist and Student Scna1e. coordinator a 1tansfer .studc.nt from South fo r the Fall Ho nors Pl1111u College in Levelland. Symposium. ch:u~rson for Tex:u. Wh"1k: a1 South p•-·.u w.i,.,.. the Studcnl A locations he was on 1he Nalional Commi ll ce. Amn csiy Dean's Honor Roll. the International, S tudent Dcan'i Honor Roll ~nd the Rcprc.s,cnlltive ror the MSU President's Honor Roll Academic Council and the Sanders 15 a studcni rc~ nMSU Academic Appeals taU Vt! f~r the Teu.s Soc1e1y Comm i t ice. Si ude n l ofResp1ratoryCare and is a Ambas11dors and Sierra member of the MSU Studcn1 Cl11b. She wu elccicd into Nurses As.sociouon. He ,s Who's Who in American also an l.\SlSWII scou1m.L\tcr Urliven,tics and Colle;c.s of Boy Scout Troop No. 256 Thi.a year she was the MSU and a Lmlc Wguc ..,oluntccr. Ull Coordinator She will Heckle.man is an English aerve u pruident of Student maJOr from Wichita F11lb :tnd Government ror 1993--94. has been on the Dean's L,~1 for two semcs1crs She w.u rcco,nized by Alph:a Ch, as an OuL,unding Freshman and has been the recipient or the: ~! ~~ na ~.~f d MSU Acade mic , e 3n on Gh.,,ai ......, . . ..,, ~ 00 Robinson and S1udcn1 ins Sophomore Man and Amh:wadon schol:mhip, . Woman for dlC year. Hccklemon is president or Nacai. an economics ilU• Alphri Lambdll Delta 3nd 1he
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Mass communication students receive awards u:u c rrom W1chlt3 Falls. Rochelle Mouhews. :a MSU graduate from Wictuta Falb. Dnrtlt Fr.1nklin. a .senior from Iowa Park, and Denise Renollino, a st:n ,o r rrom W1ch110 Falls. f 1Bt place in best ncwM:3Sl ,,_,-ent lO David Keating, :1 scnanr f, om W1c h11.a f ,111ls, Rcnolhno. Fnnkhn, Bright and su.fL K~ t.1ng c.imcd third place in nn n-feiuurc story. First place
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Mills. a MSU graduate from W1chiu fills, Kay lo WatL~, a MSU graduau: from Wichita Falls and Kcilh Holland, a ~ :! ~~1;.opu.~n, ~-~ryn Sett, Anita Uu.mphrlea. Deana Vieth pre.teat • 1• 1•r lft to ie nior from Jacksboro. • •men ... profe:NOn. Warren won .socond pl1cc an public ~ " ·,cc announcement IJ Lb.a r,c.t ~on es. Lindi Wilson Scan. a senior fro m W1r h111 t-JII\, rt.· Ke111tng e1mCd 1hird piste an a,port,r Junior from W1ch11a Falls. cc1,·ed hon,•r.ablc mcnuon 111 1elcvmon producoon. 11ud11ion Studr-nt.s who c:arnt"d earned ho nor:able mcnl l(ln in .SJ'Ol'l.\ fc■tu~ pho10 amJ \.CC'• upe and ,ccond plocc in fca.• ilWlrds fro m the Tuu ncw11; ri:iipcr news fc.1turc ond rbcr. 1n !tpN I~ action lure. Warren and Funklin Prcu Mnry. In lhud pl:icc for nC\ll'S· pho10 T n~h Cho~1,· . .i ,\ 1<:;U 100k second place in (n1c rco llc £iatc AssocLJ t1on compelillon were p,3ptr scric.$ were Julie Fish, a gradu:lle from W1ch1u I-all$, sporucast. rccognrzcd 11 1hc Mrd1;1. senior fro m Plano. Tu:is. c~rncd sc-~ond plJce for cn 11Cl ub's annual banquet Julie Nan ny. a Jun ior from -:al rcv,cw. Thc.w: 11udenu ' e n1ries Mond1y. Apnl 26 in Cl:uk H;a~kc ll. Tl! u s. Da-.o1d ""'ere among more 1h1n 900 SrudC'.nt Ccn1er. T 11d:cu . 1 sophomore f rom In broadc:1\t Journ:al1sm award, c1ven and more lhan Tv.•cnty M SU student W1ch11.1 Falls and M1cht11t"I catcg0f1C.s. first place in 1elc- 2.6C'X> cnlrics Jud&,cd. journ:ahst.s brought ho me Vendrick. a Junior from \ ISJllO documcnl:U)' \1.1,.'.nl 10 awards 1n 13 differcsu cue- Wich1la Fa lls. Kvlc Rus~ll. 11 Jennifer Bni;ht, II MSl I ,tr'3d· In on-Jl&hl compcti1ion
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franklin ond Renollino won first p lilcc in documentary 1.cchmcaJ production and dnrd place ,n do<umt ntll}' perfor, manct Choa1e won third pl.ICC for cn tical review and the ncwsp.ipcr staff won hon• orablc menuon for desilJI lay• out. T racy Sanders. 1 fresh· m2.n from Wtchill F1ll1. and Warren won second pbce for Brian Yount• .i senior their tcehna l product.ion of a from San Antomo. won the public service announcement 1clcv1sion comme rciill cor y S1udcn1s receiving the writing division Qnd honorable menuon in ielcvuion :m- C.0 . Morgiln Mcmori.11 nouncrng. Pat Fo nne r , a S<hol:uships for 1993-94 ue MSU graduate student from Vendric k. Julie Na nny, Wichita Falls, e.1mcd second Meli.s.sa Schmbcr, a fres hman plKC in radio announcing .and from Wi nd1horst, Tcx.1s, fin-t pl11e: in r.>d,o commercial Aulia Duran. a {rc$hmon cop·,1,1•1iting. Wancn rocc:1,·cd from Fort Worth and K~thryn thiro pl:,ce in tele vision Self. a freshman from W ichita Falt, . Jports:wntinr: . JCM1fcr Denton. 1 fresh~ l n Uk! Rocky Mountilm CoUqialC Medi~ A.uocutJon, = iv~ ~dfcr':i1'~ 1 ~~::: :: : MSU took honors in sweepstakes and best in tek vu.1on. ship. Linda Wilson Scou won First place in public service 1he Roy A.lien Media Club announcements we nt to Award. which is one of the WltTCn and David Chaffin, a most presticious hono~s MSO" graduale from W1<h111 awarded to .a mus commum· falls. The 1elevision surf IOOk cations S1udcnt.
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Record Ne ws" and KFDX•TV3 awarded two new schol3r• .ships to lhc mo.\S communiCJ• tions dcpanmen1 for pnnt and hroadcast JOUm:ilism mllJOll,. The Wam:n S1h·cr scholarship ~ublishcd in honor of W:irren Silve r, the former general man.igcr 1 1 Chanr-.:1 ) . will be 1"-ill.rdcd lO Mudcnts m.ijoring in hroadcas t JOum2f. i..\ m. M SU bas rccctvcd $ 1000
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kgc studcnt.s b0c1ru.sc ,omc: of lhcm arc cxpcrieocin& pressure and responsiblli1ic:s for the lirs1 ume. Also their growing in&ellcct allows them de~.:~ ~~~ to not only realize lhcir 1 1 pressive symptoms, but al.Jo 1mpon.ant ilCComphshmcnu .. face lhcm.· the wongcst news dcpanmcnt
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nOl easy to uea.L Doctors have not come up W1tri a true w:ay of identifying whit the pntien1's body lacU . Many Limes lhcy pre5Cribc medicine, only 10 reali7,e later that the drug will not wort. Unfonun11ely this is valuable ti me wasted and in some ca,e.s cau.te to loss o ( life. Doctors arc very much aware of this and arc trvin1 lO develop a lest ~ l would determine what dru1 would be I.be mo1t effecti ve fo, their patient.
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Abou1 80 sf~~~gu~~ disorder more people today IO 90 pe,cen1 of • II depressed arc expcricncin&, Jt·is e1pcri• people can ob1ain symptom Reaearchers and doctors. still have not dc1ennincd whether cnced by on~ out of fou.r relief.• these imbalances u usc the women and one out of 10 men 'The majority or d-isorders disOf'dcr or arc produced by JI is m°'t during their 87 l rUt Mlb t.Md Ale 1:andra Ha ncoc k. lhedisonlcr. of type some by caused arc common 1mon~ 2S-44 year• f orty-one MSU s1udenlS Hanmann. Penny Hu1chason. olds. Mc:n UC likely lO atw:h mental Of' emotional p.ain, but were iniliatcd 1nco the MSU U n M,chellc Irwin , Jeer Depression. like many thi, dl.Son:lcr to a social stigma all disorders arc not. Doc1on chap1cr of Alpha Lambda William Jusuce. Brent Ryan and arc less likely 10 seek have discovered that some de· emotional dis1urb1nccs. is a 1rcatmcn1. A fc:aturc of this pressivc disorders arc 3 l'C5Uh · complicated process to un• Delli. a n:ation:il schola.J1ie Mcilwain. Meliu11 Je:.ncnc. dcrsund. but it is or I.he Ul· honor society for freshmen Mc l aughli n. Je sse Perez disorder that lJ most observ- mchemical imbaJancc.s. college 3.nd un1vetshy SIU • Mendez.. 01inna Miller. Gail able ts the change in previous most imponance 10 do so. Allhough chcmtCaJ 1mba.l• Depreasion huru. activily and interests. Othct dcnu. Apnl 4, 1993. in the Larraine M o ln ar. M1s1y Clark Stude nt Ce nter Renee P11k. Jennifer C:am1Uc anou arc treatable. they a~ and in too many cues, ki lls. Payton, Les lie M1c hcllc Ballroom. Alpha Lambda Delta 1s a Penrose. Monica Lynn If n cont n/point ccmld Jo to ynur /t.t ,t ...,ha, 1t don to a wa/( society which rccogn 11.u Pribyla. Joyce Je n ldme )'VU ..,ou/J n, v,r lun't to .,."''"I e1h<11d .skin cart • f ortunar,ly, s1udcn1.s wi th supcnur Recd. Dec Ann Robertson. ,tin car, i.s nu,rr dt1111111clr.i.n,: 11p a pnittt bnu h. Rodgers. Loree Nu;ole academic ac hicvcmcnl hy ■1 C. hlrtdr. r..-1arr U their riBt yur 1n iun.n11u11ons Jennifer Gr.ace Rudock. S~ cy · 1t•s good 10 sec younger Marit :a Lu . Santell:rna swrw..._ o f hig he r educ:a tion s1udcnts involved in student The Student G0Yemmcn1 govemmcnt..smcc 1hcy will Ehg,hility for memhcrUup 1s Schilling. John Wilh:ims C arole S_uc Association has a familiar be the campus leaden i n the • Fncinls $15.00 b:iscd sok ly on ~ holarsh1p, Stewart. Mar hy Denise fu1~ ... T1:,vlor said. All stu dc nu who c.irn 3 • Ptrma11 t ht1ir rt MO\'OI Diane Laurie Thompson, for faylor also served a.s schol:ush ,p 11,·cr.1pr or1.s or • TtJ/IJrmg h,d SJ<>.00 a M011th w11h a stuJt nt ID and sophomore freshman better during 1hc-1r freshma n Triuon, Julia Ann«: Tucker. Tamera Taylor~ • junior scn11or, ■s well • S<ulptuml n111/s J llOO Fill, J I J.00 Wood row W:1dsworth. Troy as being 5C· yCJr Mc d 11:1hlc. f rom biolos y lccted u outstanding fresh• There are 2 1 I Alph11 Jos hua J;u: ob Wagn~r, ill w , ens Stephenville, J3qu11a She woman. juNOf' and m3n Lambda D e lta Ch3ptcrs Robbin G31J W:llkcr. acrvc u SGA secretary for a is .i member of Chi Omega. throughout the United Sl3l.C$. Sue Warnock 3nd Kelley ICCOnd con.:cutivc tc.rm. Orde r of Omega, Mo r1ar The society wu c..\ Wbhshcd JCQ.11 Wimmer. E>c h year Alpha Lombd> Taylot SI.id she feels 51U· Dou d, Beta Beta BelA, Phi in 1924 111 the Un1vcrs11y of ~cnt government plays an Eu1 Sigma and Illinois and no w has 3 mcm• Della recogni1.cs gradu:aung have who members scmor role and student~ Am bassadors. 1mponant hcr,hip of n,,nrlr 400,000. In ma.inl.1inc=d the iniu.1tion leYcl should get involved. She also 1 addi1ion to providing n:u 1ona.l ~vcr:1ge _(3.5) point gudc said the number of younger lcadcrsh,p eonrcrenccs for throughout 1hr1r nc.1dcm1c c~Sludents that :arc gening in- ward a maste r's dcgrct in chapter membe rs and 11dv1s• rctrs. The rcc1p1cnu of this volved in SGA is cncourag• t ither hiology or physical CB . the society awards fi fteen yt.tr's scmor cert1ricu..:.s were therapy. 53.000 fc llowsh1p5 tO mem· Johnny Cane r. Stacie btrs for gradua1c or rrorcs- Beauc hamp, Richard Ocggs. MSU STUD ENTS ! WELCOME sionaJ Jtudy. Tonya Wril,!hl. Pamela arc Sauh P.1t1erson a nd Jennife r New I HR. a..E.AN[RS ANO LAUNDltY We provide school supplies Ann Belgrado, Anne ~,1 Jne 2n1~r.1:.-.,. UOI M111__._ rd•'f as well a< office supplies. Bianchi. Michelle Rae Bl.lrg. Muwcll 1996 6'1· The Jo Anne J. Trow 7U-1to0 W 1d11~Scp... Sam David Broyles. Angclu Award. cstahhshcd m 1988. llo Y-.Pka 1o.a,• 'B1Jrk 3tht:rinc Caru, Lu Ann re wards a n ou1s11ndmg lll-US4 7t7.GDIO Cn(1d3nd. Bre nt Ala n SC'lphomorc member of Alpha Davenport, Lon de Lope• Lillmbd:a Delta wi th a s1ipc1~ ~ 3401 Kemp Blvd.. W1ch11• Falb. T, 76308 c I l,_,1.,, I Di.11, Sherry Lynn Dodd. of SIOO. The n:,c1p1cnt of this 11 .. 1 I P1>onc C8 17l 69 J-6SSS Fa, (817)691-7504 " ' • d11' 11!, u Su .ah Ann Englcduw. Alun aw.ard is Jen'nan Gha1..al. ~I , I \1\1 Ill 111, 11>,, 1, ,u 1 Glen ►bigot.J. Dondi D1311nc
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11 Tll<NnaJ ■rl•" lo• tcd 64 \Cfflt\ll·r h1'1Jr, t' 1 Rrpo; r C11rnrutcr scit n~: ~:urJe work 11nd l k kl'Tlt";~, !k•r:1r1.mcnt held a chilr"·; of hour1 o( c<'mputrr -.c arnc(. .ind inJu, uo : : :;~t inio an hMOI' ,s.._,c i; "The rcq uir.cmcn1, 4.1 for cC1n1pu11 n& .sclrn«-l difficult t,c:c;11.11t 11 1, ,.m hnt, ' cty , ._, lfpsiton P1 F..p\11: · MJCICI)' It ti not lhcrc 10 r:." kno""" Feb 16. t O ,ae ctron or an) lhrnc ('('(' ~nil~, \4.JC'ICI)' in di( com· 5 chapu~r 11 sinctly • ·c.
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Pcacc 11lh between rer Jln.:aunn fM JII 11( tht· Jord:an, Syru. hDtl 1.cN.nOn l';ilC)t l nl.t/\S •nd 1hc PalntJnt.ln Lihcnoon · T ht" L<";.\J;Ul' uf A rab Or11,uz.1hon hc1an Tuel-day State) c,,nJ r: mr1, 1hr rounJ Apnl 27 IO W~th1neron DC lhc -<l<d : lsr.1.ch \lllt lCITOr• The United S1:11ei 1s ho.song 1s.rn a~111nst the P:ik.-,un1.11ns the talks ..,1th hope that a whu.-h indudt 1n1cr dia peaceful resoluhon to thl' h mung whk h >. c losure of
conn1cu facins the Middle un1vt rsi11c)>. confi$nttns Ea,i .,;11 be tet<h<d A, a lands , demolishing hoUJC.S. ncw ,1 pany, !he U.S. w,nlS expulsion of ptoplc and to fti:iliunc \he 1~11cs. In bchd bui lding calonul settle• lh ll a lu ting o:soluuon M USI menL,." s.ud Sht.'ih be ncgou:atcd hy the people Jas<'n Ader. mronnauon 1, ( the region, Qfficer, department o( pubhc In ~ tck:phonc 1n1crV1cw a((.airs (or lht Embassy of Warren Christopher, the lsr.acl. 1n a 1dcphone inter• SccrctAry of Suur . J11d. · we do not condone dtrort.atton u a form ot runuhment Ocporuuons contra\'\.'ne the 4th Geneva CClnvtnllo n, wh1c:h sovcms the trc.J tmcnt
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of people whose: 12nd 11 Ol.· cupted by war • One of bu ,..rr tdcnuftcd one of the mru.t prus,ns 1$.SUCS U hcin, I t'C$OIUUOn for the Pah:Jt1n11ns caught
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