~ Volume 71, Number 17
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"Reporting Midwestern State University News Since 1922''
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Thunday, February 18, 1998
Regents appoint president, plan major improvements By G.Patrick Portaer II Staff Writer Tho MSU Boanl of R_., officially r•appolnttd Or Louis J Rodriguez as uiwe,uy prMidenl tor the next academe y.., In o t h e r ~. the boltd aUlhorized up lo $200,000 for
renovalions on Kitlingsworth and Pietce halls. The renova-
tions include new ~ghling, H well as new fk>omg and furn~ ingslotpublic:areas. Midweslem w,11 open con·
slruclion bids for lhe McCulloogh-Trigg Hal on March 10 Rodriguez aa!d lhel the
The CSC p,o)tCl. acoofdlng lo Rodriguez, • could be a rnetor endeavor, including new eir condCK>ntng and healtng:. • Olher ilnprovemenls in• elude, but a!W not lil'Nled lo an ov.rtlaul and expansion ol the kitchen and caleteril Due lo an increased amount of lraffic in the post office, Iha board approved lhe creation of an additional hatr-1ime postal ckrl posrt,on to aid in campus·
W>demail<Wve,y. The board dratted resolutions oC app,eciatk>n for services lo the universiy by Minnie Rhea
board al&o discussed renova·
Wood and Gerakt Stoeklon, MSU men's basketball held
l ions to Iha Clark S1uden1
cooch Meal ticket prices wiU rise
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approiumately lhfff percent. bu! dormitory rates will rern11n unchanged Rates l or Bndwell Court resdenta will go up, bull the untvers,ty will absorb the utdtty costs
Rodriguez utd uc~iries are a concem during budgeting, es• pecillll"f sn::e rates are expected 10 Incraase an approxi mate $120,0001htl year Tuil;on • alao pro;«ted lo incrNte an approxirNla $2 pet semester hour lo $26, but
Rodriguez said !hit 1uition rat.. are SCHI very low ~ a d to N rest ol the natM>n, citing !he stetis.tics claiming Iha!. as ol lllst yNr. MSU ranked 48lh out of 50
in ~lllife tuihon ralN .
College Day 1993 called a success ondlhe _ ___
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sells heft.· 8ridwetl said.
By Charles Copy Kditor
nus year's attendance was
More lhan 550 students, parenls and MSU faculty and
staff anended MSU's 1~93 College Doy on Feb. 13 The 1luden11 received campus lours and viewed preaen1a110ns by faculty and Siu·
A'°"" by any other name...
TheaV• IDQ)f MicbMI HuAflti prventa Fine Art.t divllion Mtfttliry Lynae Holiday • •inclna TUllltio.eonFeb.12.~•P•iOmep,aU'leatnfra&ffnitJ,o riant.dtJ.eeventandraiMdm ore lhaa '100 for dwity 811d ,......,11:, fuod,.
dents. "The Sludenl Ambasudots dtd a great ,ob,' Chadd J BndweU. school ritlations
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sek>r. said ihefe M&a lot c:J nterectIon belween lhe gu.sls
up from 636 In 1992 lo 660, in-duding 65 MSU lacUfty and staff members who voklncaered their !Ima lo talk Wllh prospectjye shr dents However. the percent• age ol RSVP students attend· ing dropped from 71 percent 10 66 percent Overall attendance also in• eluded 282 JUNOrt and seniors H welt as 389 parenls and
guests.
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lee! that lhe campus
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hardest par1 " getting them on campus • To encourage sludenls lo attend, mc>fe lhln 8,000 college day RSVP cards were sent out. Of !hose, 993 were returned BndweN seid lhe me_lOI' dit· ltrenca belween this year's RSVP cards and lut year's was the addtlion of a bk>ck to be mart<ed by studenls who couldn't attend college day but still wiah lo receive information
Personnel office updates student employment requirement" 87 Chri•tlne 8. Pugh lie~• TM MSU pet'90nnel office 1t updaling ii• tludent employ• rnent requiremenl• lo .iirninllt• undergraduate atudents '#Ork· Ing mof'e than 20 hours P• week, Bob Rtngle, MSU per• aonrHtl direc1or, said In add1lion, non-teaching graduate assistanls will not be pem'ined lo wottc more than 17
hocxs per wNk ~e lo poN-i>te hM•h benefit eligibifrfy. he said
Ringle said Iha! Dr Jesse Rogers, •nee pru.denl for aca• demi: ellairs, amendod the re• quiremenls In the un,versity'a
keep !rack of !he ,-smbe( oC Rudenls who were break,ng lhe pohcy until the acquisdion of a COl'fl)Ul8f which allowed them 10
policies and p,ocec:h..-et manual in Spring 1991 The rule , tatH !hat studenl ~ M S 'NIii normally be authorizlld lo work no more lhan 20 hourt 1»f week Excop0ons to Iha 20-hlMJr work week must be approved by the appropriele
galher lhe relevanl inlonnalion
v,ce p,estdenl Personnel was not ab'e lo
needed IIYough Iha use of per• sonnet 1ransact10n lorms, Ringle Y id,
Chris Gibert, o g19duete as11arent. was Identified lhrough
INS process Gibert worked in pe,.:xt.cals al Moffett ltnry lor two years and said betng 'et go oo a weeks
noticecameasasurpns.e Sue CoNsy, periodicals SU· p1ttVisor, ract11ived notice of his lerm1nal10n from ltbrary director o,- Melba HaMI. G"'"" sad
Gibert also said payroll in· formed him that II was necessary lo enforce 1h,s stale law be• cause graduale t1uden1s working more lhan 17 hours per week would be ehgtble for h•llh beneftta Coffey refused to comment oo 1h11 mattOI' Gllber1 seld he was no1 made
Iwate of the policy when he was hired. "Theofelically, they say lhal when you get • teaching a$SI&• lancHhip ll'S e(IUIII lo 17 hours, but no one ever told me thal. I lhought that being • leaching HSIS1ant dldn'I have anylhtng eln to do wHh lhe res1 ol 1he
campus,· Gibefl sad "I wasn'1 p,epered lor 1his A teaching as.s,stant doesn't meke • lot of money, Iha!'$ why I had
!his extra job,· he sead.
•1rs d1tticul! lo find an olf 'IVOfk around
c.a"l)US ,ot> that will
your schedule," G11:>et1 said.
Gibet1 earned a bachelor oC or1s in Engltsh at Midwestern In 1992 end ts 1¥0fking lowerd • maMer's degree 1n Eng~sh G11:>ert said Iha! ahhough hf feels the way personnol handled the malter is unfair, he 1s not upset w ~h lhe payroll office
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AIDS support center thrives Smee the AIDS Supporl
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an avera99 of -10 to Michael S!anhttld, services coord1na1or, said. Although 1he ASC hu been re~ alrvety socces.sful wllh !he hot· Im• Ihrough l'ls ol vclunteers, lhe center is tn need ol money
lrttld was month. calls•
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Th• holline's onginal goal
and more volunleera 10 perform
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people need A who are cleucat t1nd can w()(k from 9 a m. lo 3 P m when bu5t· nus ,s conducced: S1anheld said. Anolher problem l or !he ftnl.~~\':::=~=::~rald
ol cross·HSOCIIIIOn with 91Jiys,'
sad 'This Is not a gay At 7 p.m. on Feb. 23, the Uni• Stanfield affiliahon ktr the center • The c enl er provides 1rans• versity J>rotramrning Board po,tahon lo Dallas for dtx1:0f appomtmttnls On lhe f1rs1 and will present Mrs. Jeanne third weeks of 1he monlh, two White, who will tell the story doclors and den!!$! from Dallas come lo lhe HIV Chnic al lhe of her son Ryan, a hemoHeath Cltnc W,lh0u1 p1111ale l undtng, philiac who died of AIDS al• money be d1tticul1 I0 oblain because the go11ernmenI has moat three:years ago. For CUI funding Also 1nd1genl more information, call 689· l■see ASC, page 21 4193. ft
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MSU really la cooU Thtse arMhich tehool ltudents check out an exh1bilin the Clarke Student Center Alnum dunnc the orpniutional fai,f/ Coll~ Day 1993 on Feb 13. Moni than 650 attended the ev«iL
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Pare 2 ■ Thunday, February IA, 1993
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ET prograJll to be phased?,.~!. . dt\;~ Uy An iUI ffumphrfea
Reporter The b•chelor of science
degree will be one map, ahOtt In lhe future Due lo a i.:k ol .nrollmitnl. the electronics lechnok>gy progr•m will be phased OU1 Dr William E Hrnda. director of lhe 0MStOn of Ma!hetNIIIC81 Sc1encu and profeuor of
mathemela. Mid Aecommend11ion for the
w..i.i..s- blanlleted...
n..-..111., , . _ . ,. . lfa-.I AIDS Q,uJ, _ , Napped from tho top ollhe
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ASC serves an II-cou nty area
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froap. .e 1 hellh care his*" abolishred. The ASC 1s a non-profit Of· geruzahon With onty one paid empk,yN The cent... setVM an 11 county . ,...
Stanlteld said lhe long temi
pis tor 1he eneer are to surv,ve h and to edueatll • ccmmuMy
!he cMer will hosl a polluck dion• tn contlJ"lciion with a vol-
The ASC will serve Mldw.stern by helping when ne«ted answering questions and ~_, 8MlS!ing with lem'I pa• pe,s, he ..... An AKlS AwelVleSS Walk 1c benel1I lhe c.nier will like plaice Feb 27 ~ n g and ending 81 Memoriai, St--.m ln-6:jjfion,
20 at !he AIDS Support Center
unleer meehng at S pm , Feb
S1udents lnleresled in vol· unleenng time musl v1srl the center lo 1111 out a volunteer packet 'Most volunteers can spare an hoot." Stanfield said FOf mote inl orma110n con-
lacl S1anfield or Owam Welch ' president, al 3 22-9 122
Grad assistants took extra job df
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from pqe 1 0trhelibra,y •1t haan't been enforc ed, and I ltwlk atbttranly 10 ...,. OK, we're going to fflo,ee ii now and lhen lo let r,erybody go. I
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don'I lhink lhal WH very wb,e •
Ringle said many of lhe
p M t • - • 1 - t h e u;ot,. on carr1)US unaware ot the policy and ih11 makes them WOftt more than the 17 houri a
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lion as lo the legainy of it;
that
says that a grad o, non-lNChlng aS11Sl8nl might I\Mle lo be ~ benefits •
gradual•·•
R • al$O sed Ns concem
Is more abotA: !he ,obs not being passed around among sludenls who need lhe Jobs, and !he effect WOf'klng ■ lol of hours may have on a studenl
cutbKk will be PfNenled lo Dr. LoutS J Rodnguez. MSU pr8SI· dent, and lhe board of regents at a lulure meehng Hinda •nd Or Jes.a W Rogers. v,ce pru.tder1 for academe affairs WIii pr-. sent the request to !he boerd fo, 1he1r approval
the 1n1tn.JciOI' ,.thar Mv• the four yea, P' • and noC gram IOf the purpcH,,. of to~rd !hell or r esearc h q uald1Calioni • 10 * n at>lefoad ,n whtc t'I c fll.. ,would prepere lhem for Jw. I monelarlly oorn- Gl••• •r. elec::trontcs Sluder< teaching ,aid they were ~ gad. S t ~S who .,. lfl\lct,IG pent : .· ~hll IS passed, t~ students involv.cf .,, th• pro- ,,. unhaPPY wi1 h l hts dee~ feel that Ille d~ree wa, rq .,,d IO ,. . . 'i two given be will ram !,n1)fet• their courH r~r.,. -6-'ertised enough in lhe ~ 10 produce hlghef .....,,,.,_ nu,lty ext.osiOM men(S with po6St>'e sse,Y F._ming ,.,d thllf t,ets in enronmenl. Oa1!1 Capt rt 10 .aa,ctronic:s student. said attowed be will ~udenfs 1 s1udenls a re conce,11"'gradual• even if lhey tuw• to hnish through speci,il p,oblernl ,rtlh lhe c;ulbaCk and I~ '-'SI. 0nd sh()uld be more d ,ver~,~ ,. courses. The first •~ tee year COUrM' witl continue 10 be ,neet the needs ot our ind~,lt laught. bl.A will ,wear under 1h11 area with 1echncMOQical lrd I(.. In
ses son;,~ C:ourses apptf
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ent~ldl:::epflOO of the lie,:.
phySICS rnllP' The electronic, degr••
State func:hng is the key rea• son the program h., suffered N 1s required 10 have 11 least 1O s1udents lo make • class by stale regulation On many occa· sions the dep,ar1met'IC has had lo seek special perm15a10n to run classes due to the lack of en-
roflmel'\l 'This creates a b!Jfden on MSU to ptek up the costs of lhese courses." Richard G Fleming. 1s.sociale professor of eleclrorncs technology. s.1id
evolved trom an ua,ociales de-grN. bul due to the slate's demand that MSU not compe(•
the 8,... Jnctusines to make~ aware of whal was ollerfd •
with Vernon Regional Jun10r
pettic:ipete
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Iha CSC Alnt.m •• A chotf dtnic: concet'I will be he$d818p m , Feb 25. lll lhe Alon Audilonum lh9 C"1tc Sludlnl Centar •• The Ar1isHecturt Serie. •• The Student S.Mtl wHI CSC in , CommfNM " cunenlly accep4• 8 t rnMI ate p m.. Feb ing applicallons horn studenls 104. •• A radiology "'"'ing will ,n1eruted in b.eom1ng mem, be held •I 15.30 p m.. Feb. t 8 , "' bert of lh• c ommiflee Appicehona a,e av■IW>M in the thecsc-.. •• TI-.. women's basketbe" dean of studtncs· office and are INm will play We,tem New doe bedc on March 1. For fflOfe MG:100 al 7 p.m . Feb 18. 1n Iha
Atrium.
•• A credit untOn tnNhng wil bahetdal 7,30 pm , Feb 19. in the CSC Theater •· A College 8owf 10uma1Nnl w~I be held al 7·30 p.m , Ftb 19, ,n CSC 104
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tow enrollment was the exten• s1011 of lhe math requirements degrN in e 1ec· for • t01X•year
c,oUeges ou1 the Wicl-1111 F,~ non-1radi110t1ii 8,.., Most are lfU(:J9ntl who would not be iblt
henler then other sdence pro-
to make such • move due ,, thN" job or farnly
~~~~1 aren't any
Army band to perform on Feb. 22 should submit an audfo or VHs containing solos or tt Farka, . Franc,, Poulenc . tape demonstral mg varlOIJI cerpts Ale.. ndr• Tcherepnine and mus,cal styles by March 2◄ 10 Richard Trev•rthen P'8C• by Henn Ton.II. Fe,enc
By Howard Well1
Reporter The MSU tnU1tC department w1U present lhe U.S Army Fie'd Band on al 3 p.m . Feb 22 1n
Akin Audrtorium. The per1ormanee i.s • required seminar lor all muse ma,on and mtnOtS Th• program w1I CONtSt d
Commander, Ann
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.. The deadline for Spong 1993 gradu■ t10n has been set for "'-n:h 1 FOf fflOfe .ntorrna• hon oonltlci lhe registrar', office
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The U S Alm'/ Foeld Bond U S Army Field Band For: currentty has v.canael for B tlat G90fge G Meade, MO 201~ clannet, French horn and baSI 5330 or (410) 677-6231
'We have one iltldent who worka<t an equrva lenl ol 14.3 percent That's about 60 hou,s a week That' s 1usl loo m•ny hours fot a &ludent who's going lo ccjlege," Ring!<, ,.od
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•· The men's baskalball team wtH ~)' lh«t Ufllverd y of Sa■nc• and M s It 7 p m . F.t> 20, tn the D L Ugcw, CoiHom •• The men's bukelball team MH pllly Wes1e,n Ne w Mexico on Feb 22 ~ lhe O L LlgonColis.um •• F~ orile, beeuly and l ord , Lady Mdwest4tm votcng ri ~ heild !'rom 6·11 pm . Feb 24-25
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•• The MSU Dance TMm wi1 pnM:tioa •t 15 pm , Feb 18, lf'I the Ex·studtntl 0.ntng Room of
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Vinson Health Center to provide clinic Feb.24 .._.
1'r Jolla. GH ntha 111
1~9d 111 an earty llaQt the I«•
The Vlna,on H•anh Cenler _.. be pf'O'lllding I hoatth watch chnc oHenflg brHsr •••minanont and~ smtiars k>r '#Omen o~ . Feb 24 Or_ 'Keilh W1ll•""60n. f1m1ty P<ac:tihoner
:O~n=~g 1he exam.~ A. fee of S30 'WIii cover lht coat of lh. ~ O f' s v1s11. btood count •nd unne anatysis Peggy Harbuck-Hon. direc• tor of hutth services, said ~ ot all ~ groups are advised to rnak1 an &PJ>Oll"llman1 08'ection is SO lmporta~ • she Mlkf When cancer lS d~0
1!hood ol oa111n9 the • briorm•t Ns.su. remcwec:t is much QfMler The lroquency ol women having breas! cancer is high 1nd 911 Y rty uams increa se th~ detection •rwJ n-
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RObbut Mathews, CII\Cer reg,:slrar •t Wichita General Hospital, lllll!ld 1h11, naHonWICfe, one In nme women, ap• P,Olc.tmatety 182 000, WIii de•
vo1op bfea5' cancer this YNr In Tous. 9 000 women wiU be di•onosed Wllh btee,st cancer and 2 ,300 are 8$lirnated to die of COnce< Tha
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Soc1elf 9•ves sev1n wamtng sq'lllls that !'My lnd!Cl!O breast
cance1 These signs are • chtnge in bowel end bladder habfla, ■ IQl'e lhat does not hMI. unuiua1 bleeel1no 01 dis.charge. a 1h1d ening or h.1mp in !he broa5t. ondige5t10n 01 difficulty 1n
swallowing, an obvious chtinge
In a wart Of mo;e or I naggmg cough Of hoars•nus Women a,e advl5ed lo perform ■ br east exam1n111tion weekty on themse~s Every one to two year,, an eQlfflna• lion should be perlo,med by a gyf'll<:Ologl&t, espeei■Ny If l'lll'O Of fl'IOfl blood rellll'olet hive • h•
Abella to present piano recital
By Howard Well,
any abnotmal b~edin9 Of sho check lhe lovel or esi~en and haa r..ched menopauH ■no ii p,oge5t•om, In th& body ACSaald Tha type of folk)w,up lrNI· Hoh Mid that an abnofrnal ov.-wtttghl Ol talung honnonN A worrian ahou4d have a pap ment depends on what is dlapap smear cOIAd aignity many lh,n91 that could ~ going on 1m1■r parformed wtlhin six COYtfed dunng lhe examlnabOn Hoh Mid the! If Onylhing abllllt(M a woman·, body ni... monlha o4 har first intercourse prot>i.n,. may be taken c,ere of Folow-~ U:ln'W\llhon, are rec:• 00,ITll:I II l ound. 1he doctor will wilh a llffl)le vlSl4 to a doct0t'1 ommended six lo 12 monlh• cot6\sol the psi.en( and h&lp her olfac., bul, If 'Sinewed. c,en po- 1tt1r and lhan al one·to-1hre-e• anange an appoint ment with a local physc•n lfflially become ITIOfe Mriou• y•r tnterva1s. N lhera are ·1 don'l lhmk there IS a pie partna,s !he examina11on1 ardloos_lo_, woman who WflntS to have 1hi1 ahou'd be mewl frequent done tt 1a re,.I ombar,.a1,1ng." Thel"9 win bt an Mllmat«i Pap ,me.an are ased to d• Holt Mid "BUI our clr11c II v.,., 2,300 women diagnosed whh friendly . e nd wan! lh• IJ!erine cancer lfl 1992 ol whkh !Id lhe mv.aopma,n1 ol cerval 500 will have canc;er death1, ca.new and Wal inlecbons ol lhl WOfl"IIOlo lNlal home• Tot cJinc hat been offered carvix Ak>ng wkh checking f0t Malhtws suited The ACS r•oonunenda that vin..-.1 fUCh H harp.• 91"1)1111 to, seve1al yNra and ,-., been women se. a doc1ot if thefe ia and wart viru111, !he , ,ams waU received by lhe 11udenl, lory of any form of cane•. l'h•
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MSU Phi Sigs called 'better chapter'
Reporter 'The depM""'"°" o, ff'Uk: Wtl Pfftenl Judith c ~Ila's ju,io, piw.o recital a t 7 p rn. Fab 19 in A.kin Audhonum. ~ te<:llel ia ofl'erlld In con..,i..nce wi1h the t1Quirem.nt1 !or a deg," 01
lhan they are ln,.tled here I !eel 1h11 I have I much more personal relationahip with ~ prof&&sor •nd lhftl I INm l'Mf1t than t did m Europe Th& u:pe11enca t!Ne is mo,a ~sant.' lhe aad -When Jodllh ptkiorma. she
lty G. Pa.trick Fortner R Stiff Writer Tha Stgn-. Tatatton chlripl• ol Phi Sigma Kappa a l MtdwHtern is . according to Chrit Oonwnguaz. "rNn for rn■n, one of the baNlf c~ • • I've
• IMM, 1, one ol lhtN le~... ship con1uhants employed by the Grand Chapt• ol Phi Stgma
=k>r of mu sk In perfo rAbell• i• • senior at
pushb her..11 beyond he1 own fears If"! order l o lruty oomrnuni-
M~ . , . , , and is a student of Dr. RtAt, Monow. •Utat• nl prof NaOr of mt.ic and Bolin chair
cate wflh her audience Thal. In
bellio!°m~n9uez, • lead•rthip con1uhan1 ampk,yed by Phi Sigrra l<appe·• iNllnlll100al of· IJCI, V'IMed with ct.J)te, on.:.,-. •nd m~r1 la.It WMk to di• • C\l" c~er oper11lons, p,tle4t· durel and goAlt 1993
IICll"l i'.:'m'!::az HHj the addi• lion of a tw more c:on.uft■nl1 would tMt ..-1ram1My helpful, ao vtlb with chapl_.. oould •·h• be longer Of more often Atthough V\atll are usually no looOIK lhen thrM Of lour
The role 01 a IMdar1h1p consullenl la lo point o ut 11'englh1 and wNkne..,.. th.t • ct1■p1er h■i• . and then halp formuta1a • plan to take .ctv.nt19e of Iha alrength•. While mln1m1zlng Iha waakneHH, Oormoguez N,d Oomlngu•l. a 1092 greduale°' lhe UniYer o4 Celifom..
day,, HHUlng a chapter·, 1ta ndlng II relel1va ly H IY, Dominguez Mtd "The ch■pte, h«e (st MSU) appNrt to be a strong group !hat really ca,ea about what the rr•lamlly 11anda tor .lhey hava a g,wt deal o4 davolion lo the lraterni1y ideals." Dom1nguez Nd
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She came to M ictw.. ,n - - - - -- - - 1919 H an axchenge lfudanl M~le,n la ffiOII rewarding from Barcelona. Spain She because of !he ona-on-one in• atudied five years ol mualc lh• struchon wllh her prol'M5Qf ory, piaro e.-.:t chew at• cons«· valOry In Bareebla, Spain. The aaw•: ~~~=I~ 1 knowledge she g•ined from stuctiu at the conservalOfY waa ~~;::n~c:~~ne ~ : ~~ tubatantl91. but Abeb said the servlllonM trelil H'lelr ~ IIU• lducahon lhe has rec•iv-ed et d&nt$ in e much diffetffi way
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atone and l'NO walchea wllh Chi Omega cresta from Gym t 01 o4 lhe 0.L. Ligon Coliseum on Feb. 9 . The ~ems ara WOt1h $252. There are no auapect:1 •• An unknown indi'llidual removed I Merid1en BH.c telephone from • cloael in lhl rned\l room on tha NCOnd floor of lhe Moffat Library between the last w11k of ~ and
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Kappe "All ol the ch,r,plers .i MSU ha"• .omalh1ng to offer F,.l ernlty hu 90f1'1i1Chwlg to oflat 10 almotl anybody ,· Dominguez Mid
Sy Kathryn Sdf Reporter Nomina1ions tor Lord and Thate are no suspa,cr1 Lady Midwestem. class h1von1es •• A.n unknown indNldual and beeuhes end beaus wrl be removed a navy blUII OooMy accepted from 9 a m unlil 1 Bourke leather purse. a M4 cl p.m.. Feb 18-19 m the Clark houae -,a. a dnven pennit and SIi.dent Censer Atrium ·we encourage everybody a chac:kboo61: from a ahalf in the northsda 9"'1,' drai&aang room of lo participate m II II elec110ns.• \he O L. LigOtl Cobeum on Johnny C arter . Stud ent Feb. 11. The items are worth Government president , u1d $200, There are n o ~. Carter elso reminds $ludents to •• An unknown individual bring their MSU lden!ihcat10n telTIOVild ■ ~ M2008 ~ card when they come io vote line l elephone f,om room 321A Sen10rs and 1unior1 will in the Bolin Scienee Hall t,e-, sehtct cendidales tor lord and tween Apnl 1992 end Fab. 12 lady M1dweslern Nominees Tha item 11 worth $136.0e muM be• JuntOf or semor wrth a There 1,.. no a4.MC)ads. m,n1mum of 30 hours at
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1ng votes will be p\aced on Iha batlol to be vol8d on by Iha Student Body. lord & lady are elected by a ma,onry voc a Class f1vontes are nom,naled by lhe1r resp«:ttve clasametu . Sludenls will nominal e one man and o ne woman lrom !heir class Age,n. the lop four men and 'lll'Omen with the most votes wi l be placed on lhe bal· lot. Favo,ites a re elected by a pkJr■lity vOle. Beaulles and beaus are nominated l hrough 1he1r retpectiv-e clas.ses. also Studenls will nom,nale IWO women and 1wo men from l hetr respecllve class, and !he top eight men and women wrth !he grealest num• ber of normna11ng ballots will be plac8d on eloc11on bollol One man Ind one woman w,H be eleded from thew dass by a pk.,rakly vote
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2.0 grade poinl a'llerage oo a ◄ O syalem. Elechons fo, these lilies w,n beheldtrom6pm 108pin , Feb 2◄, lrom 9 30 a m. lo t pm andlrom 6pm lo8pm , Feb 25 and from 9 a m 10 1 pm. Feb. 26 Run -olls, ii needed. wil be held March 3-5
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Turning up heat on meat inspections By The Loe Anf-leo Tlmet Prfflden1 Clnton has respon~ app,opnatoly 10 on outbfHk 01 ..,,H ses hoked to contamtn■ttd ham• burger mHt by O<!Jerlng lhe Oepartmant ol Agriculture t~ h1r11 more m11t and poultry intpeclors. But. u wi1h OCh•• ragulalory agenci,M !hat have been neglected ?"-r lhe last t 2 years, he and Secret1ry of Agriculture Mike Espy must do a lot more to re1nvlgor1i. the USDA. The department•, belNguered $500 milion meat and poultry inspec1,on program la I good place to llart. Oueltlona lbout the shor1age of Inspectors. and the effect'-• ol lnspec1lon procedures themsetv.s, hive sur1aced after an outbreak of food po;. toning from contaminated hamburgers at several Jack-In-the-Box restaurants In Washington and Nevada. One boy died and I t IMSI 400 people became ,11 whan they consumed meal that had been con1amln1ted with E coli blcte<II . To ease public fee rs, lhe Oepertment ol Agriculture Issued new lood preparation S111ndards requo<tng that cooking temperatures lor hamburgers be raised from 140 degrees to at lffst 155 degrees to kill any becterla that may be present In meat. And on Thursday. the pres,oent tried to demonstrate his commrunent to lhe problem by authortz,ng the depanmant to hire 160 new mHt and pcu~ry .,. ~ors. Bu1 continuing attent,on to th,s matter wilt be necMl&ry. Mora than a decade of budget cutting and deregulation hea signMlcantly reduced the number ol agents reoponll>le for inspecting the natiorl's mora than 9.000 l'IIH1 and poultry processing plants and ll1ughtert,ou-. The ranks of USDA lnspectO<S have dwindled to 7.200 from 8,400 In 1978. Currently 550 pos~ions re<n1in unfilled, so the new hires. whole very much . -. hardly begin to 1ddress the shonlall. A doun ~ I agencies ""' rasponoible for regulating food sar.ty and quality. Togethef, these ■gencie& ll)el'ld about $1 bolloon 10 admnister 35 seperate lew1. Nol surprisingly. given this patchwo<I< 01 reguallons and the varying missions 01 these insllu- vary widely fo, prodtuliona, Inspection ~ ucts 11111 pose vlnuaJty the same health risks to oonStJmerS. Meat and pculry, for example, r - . . much more rigorous Inspection than fish Espy has promised to develop a new tood safety program He Sho<Jtd seriously antenaln the Idea of oonsolldating the various regulatory agenaes. He should also consider modernoz,ng inspections. which Iii~ rely on antiquated techniques •· like soght, smell ond touch •· that have been ,s use for ha" a century. Food safety ,s not the h,ghest-profile issue the Clinton adm,nislratlon faces. but rt's one that people become all 100 pa,nfully aware of ~ there's a problem.
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Men coast past Lubbock Corey ShHd had 1$ poinll By Shane Glvea1 Ml the lint hal end E.J. Colina Sport< Editor The MSU men'c butcitlball hil -4 of 5 thf. .point.,. lo 100re 1. . m d1f1ated Lubbock Chriatlan University 100•59 Sttuniay night In 0 . L Ltp
c:oii...m. Bonlleellerledlt.ew"'flo< the Trbe againlt the Chaparrals wilh 19 poirt&, whlo Juon Poly nNrly ea~hl him wtth 19
point,
12 poinls,
"Our defenM prNMd them •nd double teamed them throughout tM game, which c,uaed aavaral turnovara. • Gerald Stocklon. MSU m,en's heed bUketbl• coach Gerald StodO:on, 1111d.
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Charlie "Sugar·
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scored 10 po1nt1 and con• lri>uted to h• naw nickname by coll.c1ing US awHt Nbounds. which IS the m011 boards in one game by any MSU pqiyer lhis
Th• Tribe increased ita record to 17-91nda peffect 11· O record in Iha ColiHum. Lubbock Chrialian will get an oppo11unity to avenge lhelr k>&s look, _ _ , in lhe playoN1, but Midwestern
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83. bnngingthemto18-6torthe s.eeson and S-O tn !he di.ttrict The Lady lnchans were off and runntng from lhe atan, tak• ,ng e 9-0 lead ,n !he first few rrirues of play Emlf Oil scored 10 of !he l1rsl 13 potnls for
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The Lady Indians maintained lhe INd lhroogh<MA the game alk,wing the l.ecty Chaps onty within ~he point, for a ahot1 period of Hme.
AIDS Awareness Week February 22-27 Monday: CSC Theater 12:15 Film: "A Letter From Brian" with Wichita Falls HIV Co-ordinator Jayna Phillips
Tuesday:
Sporta Edi tor
Tommy Scho41, winning pitcher,
The MSU - - -
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songo«offtoal08Mgstartlut Tueaday afternoon " the lnd111ns deleA.ted Hill Junior College by one run in bolh games of 1he ~J..hMder.
The fim game WM a oomefrom-behind v,c:tory lor the Tnbe as ii behind 4-2 going into lhe Int Inning and ec0Nld ttw.. runs 10 pub OlA lhe win "I think we played a p,etty good geme. but a long sea-
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run viclory, H the lndi• ns Sports Edltol' scoced 3 ru-. in the Jixlh inrw,g MSU athlelics Is al a aowto come from behind again and roads and the aludentt should win 3-2 have • say in whtl happens in LHding h1ttars fOf MSU w•e Gervin, who went 3 for 7 .nct hed 5 RBI,. Rolend also conlrlbuted a 1 for 3 performane• and had 3 RBIs lo his credil.
Volleyball begins spring practice By An ie« Scholl
thetr conhwence.
lk:e on Feb. 1$. 'Oieral the INm has a 101 d depth end TIAde t-WI, a 59 returning pl•yer who waa named to INI y..t , first 1nm
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1.,-er.:e, said. "I lhink next season we will be sl ronger and proba~ go farther than lasl year." The Lady lndtans d id not lose anyone l o graduelion but Iha return of some players tS ~;ii uncertain The Lady Indiana lin~ klst MasOO with an overall recOfd of 20-16 end second In
leam. Th• as11s1an1 Do we went to be a large J;,nmy Picht and Carrie school and have a lutl scholar• Jacbon wil also be returning lo ship program IOf &<1ery sport or guide the Lady Indian& toward a exclude some programs in l11VOJ
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w,nmng saaaon. McKinley said thlt one at the primary skilta !My WII concenlrale on during spring work· outs is defense. Mc:K'intey said. ~• WlU ba working on , 11 H • poets of detense • He also said the team's 'never say die· an11ude hes bean a key ladof m the pes1 •nd hope& ,t will continue lo play a pert in lhe team's performance
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of others and Slay the same size lhalnarerml/ 1 wo uld like l o see the school go one way or the other
,n lhlS matt•. All scholars.hip or all non-aehoiarship and ooncentrale more on acaderrics II 1h• only conc ern is money, l hen we as student s shouki be asking tho S1ele legislature whal they are dotng with
the rl'llllions or dollars the slele makes off of !he lollery each week. The only reason I wanted a k:>nery w-.s 10 see at least a po,• t10n of ii go to higher educat10n across lhe . .le I love MSU ethh,lics and f!N· ery prog,am adds lo lhe overall college atmosphere, b UI I musl ask myself !he lollow1ng queslion, Is lhis causing my l uilion lo go up or le I a lerger problem?
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12:30 CSC Theater "Cumminity Plan of Action" talk and discussion What's being done now? What do we need to do?
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Friday:
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Akin Auditorium 12: 15 Memorial Service for the more than 35 Wichitans, including MSU alumni , who have died from AIDS
"Hooks, Gifts, Bibles, and Videos " Shayla C"h.ir,rcU Mu.,:n
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SOCCef and bukeebell Since the school is in • budge! crunch and lui1ion ,.,.. may go up ye1 egalf'I, why can·1
lhe admini&t1111ion examine lhe
Wednesday: CSC Ballroom I0:00 and 12:00 Barbara West hosting "Persons Living with AIDS" panel discussions
l he school athlelic p,ogranw How much income, H any, doM the etNetie Pf'C9WT1 bnng Into the university? I'm speaking ol 1he acOO.rshlp prog,ams of
Bob McKinley wit be rel!.m· eff1Ciency of every depet1men1 Sport< Staff The MSU Lody Indians vol- log IOf his 1hirct y.., H head to make it . .,ier on the stu· l"'fl>al !Nm beg■n spring prac- coech, but his fourth ypr WT1h dents?
Al-districi end ffl1 tum Alt-oon-
Atrium 10:30 throughout the day AIDS Memorial Quilt Display 4 panels from the Tarrant County chapter of the Names Project CSC Ballroom 12:30 The story of the AIDS Memorial Quilt CSC B,1llroom 7:00 Jeanne White, educator. will talk of her son, Ryan, and their fight to allow Ryan to live a normal life
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thutmlon of • deer starry night dc>nNlooy lo .. plon,w,g Ao tho .......ry a,ntinuoo to --t)l)icalymd ol<y wllch could bo thal p.y the debt ow~ on Altl,ough tho ...,....ion It MCOnd lhow ,. . . . . . . aiide ~ -P;o.coholo, conetn.dion of a MW 7S bed, l(MltngaWOflh and Piatc• hu preHnC.ation of Arnenc::.n and deeliMd fOf the pe.C ......,., ltwN Mory ~ he. wifl bop, ;,, tho Wt. RoYonuo lot 'f'Nl'S.therewilllil beanNd Tho-Thootto it lt'lilp,o;.<:1cem.f,on,a,.. The n.. do,m n•med c:opblodroc,-.g.-o1 lho~tlly•a,,ypoi,t;,,..,,. llrictod gift • loeol lomily McColouglt- Trigg wil 1aM opFu-dtln)ma,_gift_ ~ 13 - 1 0 buld d<mg • n. plonte• thal noc be funnel~ to ~ pn,joc:t helol•~lolwilbelA.. aye.,....,. and Jl4)lor CNr,g lzod w, t h o - d l h o tho - - lhooo ptontc, and Piatca .,. ~ in nMd ol localionainlhenigt,takyar•,. ropolrand- Rec«cly, lo re-fOUte pertdng one• conalruttion bagiirw ~• Ml 11y 10 A queadon tho MSU Boord d and ar'IIWer di· ap- ~ proved • S2 maon bond to up~ - Evo,y com,- hoe cUlllon belwffn the audience dale the eg.ng buildings, The .. po,tdng pn,btomo." Rodloc:zyk and the plenetark.tm ope,•tor deifanal al prep« rNlf'IMn8nc. OCCUl'I )UM befort lhe and of
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ALS needs new members Tha Arlist•la<:lure S,,._ established in 1964 to t,,n; •nd quaky p,o. grams in Iha performing 1r1, 1o
By Lleda WIIIOll Soott
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MSU'1 Art!S1·Lectu,. SanN comm11tN raenlly ac::counced lha1 l>KauM of !ht upcoming g,~ion of MVe<al ~ . rt WII be k>ou'lg lor • t.-,, ooo,d
lhe MSU campus and lt-,e VnchlaFalo~
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MSU multicultural committee Yarosz displays watercolors combats racism, prejudice .,. U.da wu- Scott during~ 1, JaUe .....,
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Yarou'• w•ttrcolors have •lso appeerad in "Spl•sh 1 Am.~·• Bast Conlamporary W•tarcok)rs ' Both booka a,e av11iatM ,n Iha MSU bookat«a
The Best In Live Entertainment
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Hot Line Toll Free
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The~andArtCentar the ar11 and an,oy m. .hng Is loce1ad n•r lhe campus. people and po,ticit>"'ing ;,, camwithin walk,n,g d11tance and at• pus event• are encouraged to
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has the u,wa,Stty laang large rtnO'tadol"I coata. TM tTWfOf COit factor will be i n ~ the
old hooting and c:ootong oyllom More r•v..,ua la being aougtc 10 r900'w'ata the aging bulldingo. Fumituro. carpotlng
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T -.Noolllo wa -ploy the role of RHr Admiral
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endure .,, ~ torture I ~ No you MY• not t>een .-1
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play tho c - • ol Ledy
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NATION/WORLD
Thu.r11dR)', Ff"brua ry 18, 1993 ■ P•1e 7
Israeli army bombs Palestinian homes the
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PaloShn~n tarr.hes were dts• ~ mAny of them in1.:i len1s ~rovtded by lhe Unf ed Noll0n$ .,,.. • nd WC>fks Agency 1n a
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attad, wa, the la!Mt • · I ; ; : ~ of how lh e h,raeh• f s •Nan connict has shlf1ed conh onlahons beh,-een 1~ •rmy • nd &I CM'l&-lhrow,ng :;;:,trators 10 a vers10n 1 armed bel\11.'Nn the l'nlW1ry and La•ct ,visls Increasingly
s:~•ed '' saldAf'lo.ubl. a t ~ and f,.the, d sa who had ~ eq,eMed trom K1.rw,111 a!':er the P~n Gui Wa,. a nd WH gr.ou.aty rinw,lfl9 • new house to, ~~in tf\e Amal Mighbo,.
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nearby bu11d1og , Rhou bl and dot81\S ot o1tier men lis1ened
Al the s.rne hme, SUS· peeled P a lullni•n gunmen
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Rugan. he apperaled dnctly to the P«,mlic o,,,« lhe h-.ds ol the pot1tic'l,M who wdl u"imalely pass judgmenl on h;a progr11m Not one. did Olnton ,,..-.. bon the WOid -.:rlfic. .. he did &artier In • subOe change ol tone. he lallced - as he has the paSI week Of so •· ot makng • "cor.trbulion~ 10 t~ nat10n's tu\u,e
Reserving mo&I of the de· 1ails of has econon'NC program fOf hi$ IPM(h 10 a joml ses:sion of Congre.s.s on Feb 17, Clinton concenlraled on tel1ng VOle,s ot the dlticultes and oppof'h.1011es he laced as he drafted his bh,ep,w lo, rho future In one of lhe lew .specifics, h• J>fomised l ~t 70 percent ol proposed new taxes wook:I be PAld by those eemeng more than $ 100,000, • figure fa, )owel- than lhe $200.000 IOCOm• level he ha1 previously used lo dehne the w...hy
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about 6 am.. rhty ordered an men OIA ol the" houses, boood lh9tr hands b.hind th..' becks Ml:h plNtic handcuffs •net et· cort~ them 1o • nearby buikl· lng. wh4ire !hey were bhnd· fokled Woman end ch~r•n w•r• lotd lo evacuate to
M,ghbo,s nearby Abdul Ka reem Bardweel, who l(vH nMrby •nd was nol among those dett1ined. said he uw tsra,li a.oldiofl enter one
p e rous, compared to the squalor-Mled rel ugtoe ct11nps ~ · Ill lhe Gai:• $(~ An lsrull •rrnv spokesman sad lhe loo, men whO ~·ere caplured m the 12-hour op,erahon ba)ooged to the mdilary 'Ml'l9 of
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In the Pf'SI , lstael has ct.mo61shed and Se.lied hous.s H pun,shm&nt o l Pata slin,ans 'known lo hove 11ci1Vely p,rtid· pGled in • murdel o, caused sellOUS physical U'ljuty," according 10 lhe S1t1te Department's • n• nual rt!p0(1 on human rtghls 1n t he occ upi ed 1e rnlo rle5 Ho wever . in 5uch c ases. the Palnllnums have the nghl to appeal beforehand lo rttg,ona1 mtlitory et.Chorilies and lo lsnefs H,gh Court
Hamos- smalCfthola,modaclivisl s wtuch have da1med eredil for attacks on lsrae-14 ml«ary Pl· !rots. The spokasm:1n said the army also found• p.stol am.nunit10n. 1tvN grenades, axes and
subMquent~ been 17 such H • sautl.1 includrng last week's in Khan Younis. In many ur1ier rt11d1. ,:,:a1es::;ia~ su~~ ,n I a ermal lhe attacks, and !here has been mounting cr1hc:EMn ol lhe lac:IIC.
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srves, the army om I wes engaging in coloe!rve puru,hmenl : ~ M ~ ' : : " ~ n dI n~~ Ii U6d& could~ 10 l;-e I go¥ernme~~ or lf~m•g:s, ~ ae~;or m l ~O;:er
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Lawyer takes on Supreme Court By Joaa B l akupic The WHh ln,toa Pott EU.Ot Cohen, • New YOfk IIW)'k who sn::e Iha 1970s has spumed burMueratc demands fof l'ltl Social s«:uril:y ~ . ii trying 10 lac• down th• highest <XU'I ,n the land. Why should • lawye, who wanls lo pn the Sl4)feme Court bar have l o reveal his Social S.curity number, h• asked. poinlrng lo a fede,.I i.w lhal gonoratti,, uys a ~ • • SocW Secunty number shouid be priv•le F"ive years~- Cohen. 35, succeufu11)' protea_led • Conn.cticul bar reqU1rement 1hat applicants give out tM ir
Cohen lsn'I alone In tryintj) lo re.incl ac:C:MI 10 the numbar "ThOfe ■re lots of lhe$e ordma,y A.rnencen1 concerned aboU1 gNang oul very private ~orma• Hon,'' Paul WoM'scn. a lawyer
with Public Citizen, saJd Pubic Crttzen is rtipre.Senllng a Vw-gr.a
man who has challenged that s.late'a reqwemenl that a c:ilizen have a Soctal Seclrly rurber 1n oroer to reg.st• to vote (A dis• lrict court upheld tM p,achc• and that CMe is on appeal ) Wotfson s.id his Vi,gin,a clienl. a lawy• hmael, gave h&s Sodal Security number l o a friend 10 Ifft OU: how easily one cou'd gain .supposedly pnvate inlonnalion. •rhe fri•nd found Soc:ael Secunty rurbars and last out my client's aludent loan~ year c:henge in • sifni11r anoa and go1 h .. ~ t,.npok_y for the 1~1•1 Sootwrn ecript," wonson said ·1rs th• Datrid of New Y<rit. kev to open the database .. He asserts that a Social Security numbcw is like a pastCoh•n·s langle with lh• W0fd and can _....., be expk>ied Supreme Court began Htlier by people tryu,g lo galher pef· thla wintet" when the 1988 City sonal inlormation, esp.cially Universi1y ol New York law through compuer School graduate recefYad a let-
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19' from f allow alumnl abou1 admis.sion to the Supreme Court ber and group pl&nl 10 attend a sweanng•tn ceremony Such group apphcallon eNorts are common among many of 1he S,000 anni...l new members 10 the St¥.,,. Court bar
sends of applicanls, who must be ol acceplable pel'SOMI and profHSIOn■I c:harac:ler •nd be quahhed to practice before a s1a1e·s or lerrrtory·s highest
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Cohen on Feb. t O wrote • letter 10 Chieif Justice William H . Rehnquisl in which he citN lhe 1974 Privacy Ac:t, which prohlbil s state, local or f.cteral agenc* from requiring an ap• plc:ati fo, • government beMfilt lo ~ • Sodal S8Curity ~ ber Some agency functions, such as select•v• serv1Ce. are
Anhough al cases brought to the Suprem. Court require the sponsorship ol a l lea51 one rMt'l'i>er of the &4>reme Court ber, rnent,en,hip camas no reel duties 01 Denellls MoS{ LawykS apply IOf the p,est)911 of betng in the t-.gh COUl't bar eumpt. 8u1 in January Cohen's ap8ut !he Judiciary IS not lypl· plication was kicked back lo him ca1ty considered ■n agency, because he refused lo reveal and, Suter said. 'My reading of his Social SeclWity nl.ffber lhe Privacy AC! woutd meke ii 'The rules require l~ ng out qull• clear 1s Iha! person i5n'I !he form, and the courl ap- absolved from giving a Soc.ail proved t he rules,"' w,niam K S.c;;ur1ty number • Suter alio Suler, Supreme Court cl•rk. pomled lo• 1985 case, in which said, defending the request lor anolher woukt-be Supreme
Court bar aipptc■nt lo.sf • lawsorl i n whic:h he c:hatlenged the Suter said !he number II im• clerk's olllce o'Ver !he Social portant lor ldentity,ng the lhou· SecunlY r&OUiremonl.
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Committee splits Exxon Valdez damage award By Joh.a Baber
Lo• Ao1elea Time• ANCHORAGE. Alask• ·· After al !he miNiona of ga~ of OIi sk>llhed into lhe sea, after all those lears, th• dHd end sullenng animals. poisoned sh•llflsh. drowned 011.,s.
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Alrnosl tour yNrs after lh■ supertenk•r ran aground • lop Bligh Reef in Pnnce Willi■ m Sound. !he bounty II now on lhe tab(•; $900 million in dv1I penalties end $100 million in oriminal fines. the ruul of pr•· l11al settNtment belw"n Exxon, Iha Bush admini5tralion and the
-•edAle.N Wal. noc actueRy 1het much enymore Something In . .c:•11 of $200 million hu already bMn spenl to reimburse goverM'19"11 •g•ncie• and Enon lor eom~ed c~enup • ffor1s and for oonttnuing stucfiM ol the spil
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"The wor~ case I, I~ lhe money w1U be uHd to bulkt more roeds tor loggmg, more
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aloUrilm, or ,..,,.,iv that we lrilter lh e mon.-,i • way," sh• said "The bell cue la that we pre• venl the ocosyst•m from bemg bfoken up .. W•'v■ been advo-
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a.bit becaus-e 20 percen1 hu al· ready been ,pen! •· The requests for money • •· oould be 1r"N1gined. oolossal and conllicling. In general . these ar• the co'1'>9hng inlet• Nts •nd some ol their cilirns ■a
'SCIENTISTS Hund<eds of acaenhsts hat.1e produced mil• lions of words, end among them er• •n•ed, mor• •tudy " Sc:len1la11 'View Pnnc. Wilkam Sound U a VHI laboratory that can provide knowiAdge 101 99narelions to come Cnhcs say time to be asking, when Is enough scienc• loo much? Should sdanlists, for instance. be pe)d lo WIik every loot of ...... e,y slretm th,t runs inlo !he IOUnd lo make lhe beat-ever map of the ,-gion?
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me,,._ oov•mment •oenciH .... volved with lh• cleanup and r•storation ar. permctled 10 seek re1mbursemen1 !or expenses. Ditto with Enon So far. Exxon has been paid $39 9 mallion for
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costs of cleanup ettooa Iha! occumed after January 1991 The $2 bllllon Exxon sald rt paid IOf ciunup before !hen is noC reim-
bursablo ' LAND ACDUISITION. Env1rorvnentelisls say 1he bes.I long-term use of the tet1'9ment would be lo buy and preserve wildlife habitat Among those wonling to sell up lo • million •cres 1n and around lh• sound a,e Na11ve Aleuts. who Sffk cash fo r 1nvealment Moreot.1er, several Nli¥e gro'4)5 are warning Iha! if lhey don't gel some ol the sel· lleme nl cash s oon, lh•y will c:IHr•c:ul 1he limber off 1he1r lands •nd sen 1ha1. Of oflef their choices! hok:ling:5 ,nlfde lode,-. •It)' protected area, for sale 10 reSOf1 developers. • DEVELOPMENT This Is tha QLHl•st fronc beceUM many Alesklt'II and nw,y Amercans tn l he other -t9 al ales teals\ lh• idH of further devalopmenl in lhiswlld regK>n, wtll<:h lSpnn,ilnfy known k>f its oommeldal fistwng
Gov. Wal« J HICkel, howev■r, has indicated that he favors at le■al some lur1her det.1olo p • m•nt, th• exlenl of which he has nol specified Ideas range lrom liah halchenH lo port en-
larg.,,.ncs. 11 b.er1 manlt0n lhal any one of th••• four 1nteres.1s could awa Now S 1 b illion fHte, than • k.lller whll• c•n suck down • ~khng . Oecis.ons on allocaltng ll.l"lda rffil Wllh • 11x-
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