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•W@Wiffi#WMMI State and "ed I 11 Keeping an eye on Texas AmeriCorps: era lawmakers =~=======---i readytoserve prop?se changes in funding ~~~~~i!!r.,!~:!1~:.:,t~!'.~t• communities ~or higher ed . across ~

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Changes arc in i 1ore for chc way Texans fund their eolfogc educations. Both fcdcnl and state lawmakers arc considering reforms that will tffcc1 funding for higher education. Two oul three Americans do nol_favor cuts 10 federal l.%tuca11on programs, accord . ing 10 a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. At . a timt: when the Ame rica n peo ple want smaller, more efficient gov ernment, they continue to show strong suppon for in . vestments in educatio n. ac . cording to this survey and other recent n;uional polls. The Washington Pos1ABC News poll , released Jan 6, found that whtle eight of IO peo ple surveyed favor a balanced hudgct amendment two or three said they would not support ! uch an amendment if it meant that educ:1• tion or Social Security would

be CUL · A poll conducted by the Times Mirror Center for The People & The Press. released on Dec. 8. ~ounJ that 64 per• cent would increase spending on public schools if given lhc opportunity rn set federa l budget prioriLics, wh1fo only six percent wou ld decrease spending. Among 14 government programs cited. support for public was second only 10 ant1•crimc programs. A Ne.w York. Times/CBS poll. conduc1ed Dec. 6-9. found that 59 percent oppose cut,; in education. while 22 percent suoport the cut'i.

lhl!~: coplc· know education is wi . , ey 10 prosperity and the 10 a high 4ualuy cducaliun m:iscst. invc'itmcn1 we can for every student That's what kc 1.n our children's and the p~sillem and I, J0inrns. our n;u1on's luture," said US w11h b1-partis:in majontics in S~crctary o f Educa1i~~ the Congn:ss. have worked 10 achieve over 1hc past two ~1chard Riley. " We can conyears. The Amcnc:m people ltnue 10 ~ake these invest- are lelling us. 'Don't go bal.'.:k, ments while working to make gov_c r~ment leaner and more keep moving forwa rd.' ::md that's wh:it we intend 10 do.cffi~ic n1. Tha t's wha1 Pre.sidcn_t Clinton's Middle Reprcsc.n 1a t ive Mat· ;~~:...Bill of Rights is all Thornhcrry, along wuh many other rc1,uhl1t·an lawmakers. prt!scnted • A Conlract W11h . The president's proposals Ame rica " last fall to 1he call for tax cuts for middle American people. This cnnclass fo m1lics w11h children tract calls for t:hang.e in many an~ tax deduc11nns for edu - areas. including prov1sl(lns ca~ion. The cuts wou ld he for college fundin g. Tommy paid for through savings Thompson. Thombcrry's aide achieved hy downsizmg gov- m Washington. dcscrihc..-d the ernment provisions for college fund . Riley s.aid, •the president's ing as an add111cm I0··nnt rc proposals s1rikc the right hal- placemcn1 of-•lhl' foderJI s111 ancc between reducing gov• dcm lo;m program and Pell emmc~t and tnvcs1ing in our grant r rogram. According In mns1 important resource•• 11llimp:,.on. Hou.\oC Resolution people.· 6. currcmly ~ing rnn~1dcrcd The polls conducted in the by the Ways and Mco.ns past kw wr.:cks and months Crmumnl'e, provides for 1hc are consistent with other sur- American Dream Savings veys taken in recent years. A Ac1:ount plan. Thi.'i plan ts 1993 Na11onal Opinion basicall y an expansion or 1hc Rcsean:h Cen1cr poll found IRA (Individual Retirement that 7 1 pl"rccnt supported Account) :.y:,.tcm grc:ncr 1m·estmcnts m educaUnder 1h1s provi.~ion. a tion. person "'ould he allowed to put up to S2000 annually in a "The American people's tax•shcltered .~v1ngs account. message has hccn consistent to he u~ d for special purpose over the years," Riley s:11d. diMribuunn such as medical "They arc willing to spend on expenses. first home rurchasc education. but they demand and college l.'Xpt!nses. This results. They want safe plan would work conjune· schools. disciplined class- live))' wi1h the proposed rooms, challenging academic Fam 1l)' Tax Credit. whic h s1andards. and a commitment allows a $5(X).pcr-child crctla

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nations. Ouis1andmg .s1u<lcnts have bt·cn hoMreJ in 1hc annual direc!ory since i1 w:is first published m 19:W.

Students namt·.d tlus year trom ~•,1SU arc: PegH L. Als ton. Gre1c hen K. Armq rti nc. . Sarah A. Bdgtad11. J0hn A. Blackford. Rcl'Cbh A . Boone. Lisa Ann Bo)Cllc. Ga yk G. Br~s hcr. Aglaia ('handler. 0 \)nna M Church, Ka )Ce L C1tl10n. Cyndi 1<. OJ,·1,;, Lon Diaz Dt· Lopc - D1a1 . Juli e J. D1c1rich,_,,n. William D Duke. WJnifa J. Dyl'. Carolyn

M. Milh!r . Rodney D. Mi tc hdl. RehcH3 Ann t,.foorc. Shari L. Offutt. Michelle L. Padgcll . Vicky Ann P:iul son. C unis G. Pendl ey. H0 ,.,,.jc McNu:l Pnncc. Elm:iheth Blair Reece. Charles Theodc,re R_ 1ce. Jr .. Dondi D. Ridens. N1t· olc L. Rodgl•rs. Natalie Roland. Natalie Rutherford. Kelly S. SJml1hyl. T ina D. .Savage. Mt•ri Be th Schwendl.'man, C.uhcri nt' S. Se11z,- fay Thlim.1s .Sheriff. Jennifer H. Smith. Michael K. Thomas. Juha A. Tucker. Kelly P. Laurie K. VaStjUCl.. Ve itcn hcimcr, Corby 8 . Walker. Rot\bin G:ul W:dk.~r. l l)fl A. \\la.lio n. Byro~ Kc:1th Wai.son. Trc,·or D. Wildman anJ ;\,lcl:mit: Ann Wolf.

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will n:ccivc cduc:11ion awards 10 hdp finance the ir college educ atio n or vocational tr.uning, or to p::iy back their student loans. AmcnCorps h:g1slation was initiated by Pn:s1dcnt ,_ Clinton an 1993 and was 1r1,..,_,ld paSSl'd within month~ hy the United St:ucs CongrC-S!o. re■ 11012 sponding 10 thi; po1en~1al 1~f 0 1Jto25 natnmal St~rv1ce w1lh h1part1 • 10ulle,ft1,~s,... • .-t,o,oc,,,,,,.,.,~. . , C.- ... £_,,_ __ ....,.;l~.,, ............... ...,"""9-' D 2610Je san , uppcm. Clinton signed L _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ CZl 31ilOS1 mto law the landmark. national service bill creaung abo\'e tht! e.i,lahh,hl·<l eXl'!OP· make college affordable rn AmenCor ps on Sept. 21 , t1on ol S2.500 ttht· pcr'\un,il the years ahead throu~h a 19'13 For more information on excmpuon for the 1995 tax guaranteed pre•paid 1ui1ion yl!ar). plan. According 10 Sharp. as the service program , a the price or higher educathm brochure 1s av:ulahlc in the As the funf.11ng t ilters soars and scholarship re• MSU Financial Aid office. down to 1nd1vidual stales. Tens is 1:rca11ng iL,. own ver- fi~~r:;::1:~~·t!c;,::r;:; ; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sion nf fund1n!! n:fonn John the cost of tuition tn the fu . Sharp. Comptrolkr t1f Public ture without becoming mu\!d TASP test registration AccounL'i, propn~c,; a plan to m debt deadline for test on projt."t:t collcgl'. If the Texas Esumatcd costs for 1oday's February 25th is Legislatu re agree:,. wuh mfont to a1tcnd public college TOMORROW, Jan. S harp·~ proposal. Texans in 18 years 1s approxima tely could soon hi; guaran1ecd $1 20.000 a vcar. The Te:cn:r 27! Late registration prc•paid l'Ollcge tu111on. 111c will be J an. 30th-Feb, proposal. Teuis T()morrnw See page 2 15th. Fund, provides for a way to

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1995 Who's Who directory includes 61 MSU students The 1995 Jirectory or Who's Who Among Studrnu in Amaican Unn·usitits tmd Cofltges. includes 61 stu dents from Midwestern State Univers11y. These studcn1s have been sclcc1cd ha.scd on their academ ic achievemcnl, ~ rvicc 10 lhc community. leadership m extracurricular activities and potential for continued success. They join an elite group of students selected from more than 1.800 institutions or h1i:her karning m all 51~ ua1cs. the District of Columl:11a and several foreign

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Kirby Cannon, a freshman sludtnl from Hnt1.'ilnn t nJuy !he lll'W food ttrvice In lht dining room rA lht Clark Student Ctnlt r.

Ntw ('trtal biM add tll,hl lttW Jtltc:tions to sludt nls' brtakfo!IIS. TM biuaapplJ lbt cl.a.a fadllty •ith I hflp•yiiurstlf

Changes in MSU's fond services this semester were mt.:t with varying opmions However. i'ramnrk Corporation was rel·entlv awarded the contract anti ullpkmented its pro::ram lh1., ,cmcstcr. K(.:nt k:ffrcy. Food Scrv1t· e Director at MSU, said that although they would not Ile at\lc to tkliver a fi \'C·Slar hotd scrncc. Aramark :,.ces n11 reason why they ~hnuld have to ~ rvc s1n..:n•typ11:al cafeh.:n a food . Jdfrt' V <.:u d he t->d1~w., onl.' rc.i~un Ar.im,trk v.a~ ch,1,cn tH't'r 1h~ 111r ma c.ltn rng ,l·r,·1u· I Pr, if~· , .. 11H1JI F, ,oJ r., lana gc mcnl l w a~ ArJmJrk',; hcuer ~uJl1ty f11(•d and mnr1· pru~rt·\<.1w and vJncJ r r1,gr.1111 .. 1-k al \ll .lotai.·tl Ar:unark ,hJr,· .. ~!Sl , plulo,11phy ol tx:1ng ~umnut• ted to cn.·Jt1ni; a p,,,11nc tun<l cnv1wnm('nt f, ,1 ,1u1kn1~

Some ~tudent,; have noticed the change in the food '\(.·rv1cc smn: Aramark 100k 0,•cr. Frt·,hman Ncke~ha ~foal'i 'i31d, "The ,alad, arc more varil~d and the food ta\le<. a whole 10 1 heller. I a]<.,o like thl' name t'lrand cc• rt·als Kellog~,. Po:,.1, etc h i:,. much heller than the urd1 • nar)' 1.crc al we !,'.Ol IJ:,.t -.cme,;tcr.R Ne'-' caktntJ ,1•n·1cr, tn • dude ,1 dail y Spcl1J l. rn:.tkl· your uwn watnc,. g1Jnt h1nhJ.1y cakt·, l"\l'ry munth .ind l e ll'hrJtwn ,\( ,pcc1J \ l°\l'nl\

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mun11y i:olh:gc IClr .my Tc,a, child Thl· rnt:l' o l 1hc Hm • 1rac1 wo uld he hJ""'' d 1111 1.·ur n· nt 1u,11on and fee rJtt•, Tc-on, c.ould cho(ISC. tu pay the hill all :n 1mcc or spread paymc nb nut un11l the ,·htltl e nter~ college The Trw., Tn mo r r(lw Fund wnuld gu:aranh:,· thJI 1hc contrul t wtluld cowr tu 1110 11 :md fcc11;, n1J mancr wh:it

m1i;h1 h:,rfl('n 10 college co~l\ m the intervening yeJrS. Till! Fund would 1nvcM I.he mo11t.;y l rom prcp:ud con1racts :ind earn mh.'rc: st 10 help keep pace w11h pro)ct:tcd mcrea,;cs In college COSIS. If a child ch1.>sc to au cnd one o f Texas'

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MSU stude nts had 11 chance to get :tqu:unted with campus groups at the Student Orga011.atio naJ F:ur. 1lk: fair ran Monday. hn. 9th through Wednesday, Jan. 11th :llld co mc ukd wilh new student oncntalion. 111c purpose of lhc fair was to introduce students to lhc v:mcty of

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22 of the 98 groups on campus were reprc~ ntcd. Lc.,.;hc Phillips, director of sludcnt ac11,•1tics. said, "The

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Ano t her r.:mph,ycl• hf 0 . \tudcnt Cllffi • ArJmark 1~ cc•n~·t·rnl·d -11\r,ll n~ k •(, him t1l<1 ~tudcno." ,mt~al rcspunX", ,,' change la1n1.·d that '\ ~a ~• Jlll ant.I ,he c han(;L':O.. h , too n,t)' IIJ orlt' Jo i uin p t f'I LOndus1o n, 1~e to get u~ some of th<' sc:rvmg re rsonul· cumpany ha, 11nly h«n hi·rl' nClt have :i plca~i~g16mcn11.·d 3 week. and 11 1, h10 MXir 1, 11 y Anothe r !II~ ~~ empJny· udi;c." thJt he ha-" sc,.:~ut hi~ mC'illS 1 ci.:s mcasunng Jt:ffrt."y in"'''· ho"'t~1r fur the lir!lt umc chat Aramark h:t\ no pl.in\ 1., :iw :ty the J!110J f<l\~ anJ kc w Some caf~teri~ l"m!.lt~ y~-~~ An r,rop.ratn '- no w ht·rng ul fl'ftd seemed u1d1fkrcnl ~anagl•m1.•nt c hani;,: ~rtccd He ~ays Ar:imark , ,u m I\ emplo yee who hasn:1I f ood C('ln!ilSICllCY and 1101 'tnlpl) lo for hoth Pro fc~s10 Aramark crea te J go,,t.1 fir,;1 1mprr\ Jeffrey s~ud ht· ,n. ManQgc m c n t and•nt appeal's sUJtcJ . - Man:igcmc d but c,ld ,ends 10 continuL· hc1nr rir... to be more org:1ni1.c . n:ssivc 3 nJ thal s why ht: h.i., habits arc h3rd to ~ntrod u ccd the. 1tlca of tht pcc1all)' when_ yo~ The cm· napkin board. rhc panel 1n same cmpll1yccs. te nd'> to 1ry 3nd \!Jy eurrrn1 ploycc also n~tcd ~~..~~;~~-~ 011 siudcn1.1>' 1ush'" Jntl {'lrdn hilc mark J1d no! allo as they ChJngc O\•er encl·~ IO take their meals oul ~a C· umc. Profossion:il Food M3 g mc nl d id

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not JUSt for traditional studenL~•-1t':. for everyone.Many of 1hc !,!rOup:. at thefair reeognrzed tht· .:vent as an o pponunily to nxrui1 nt•w mcm~rs. Alan Blal k, a ~pr~ nta11 vc of tht• MSU Band, .said, "It's bt.-cn helpful 10 us" Jean Sparks of thl' Texa,.; Staie Ed uc aL1ona l Ag1.·nc y n:markcd. · 1t·s a ~ood way of prcscnung o ur group 10 new s1udcnts.M

Artist Timothy Hil,!h drwr1hNI his work currtnlly MlnR u hihill•d 111 ~lidM. tt;tern S I alt lln ivrrsity as 1ft " unab:u:htd rdu1allo11 of thr dupllrlt} and fal!>t valuts of rontrmporary

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Sir,n Smigs 11/ V n11il)' Fair optntd Jan. B and r uns unlll M 1111·rh 2 1. II f r 111urt ~ prismarolor a nd tn11 m t l dr•"ln~~ mo1u11~jX".S, and hand r rdue1lo n st' rl1,?r11phs by nnt or f r.u s· nu)St poouh1r ar1 i-.ts. The l ' nh r"il Y Art Gallrry i-. tnn t td In Fain Flnr Arts Center :and dhplay s many of 111,:h 's never btfore shown dn"'lni:s. To r oindde \\llh the (4110 exhlhlllon, a slldr lttlure and a l(l&lltr~ talk I, plan11l•d for fth. 9. a..~ a part of the uni"rrsity's Vl51tlng Arth.a l'nt){ram. A ll i,talll"r:,· t: \·('nts .if't' o prnt'd lo 1hr puhlk and 11re frtt

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Whal advcr11scr is 1,tmng IO Commm1ory by David R. Smllh, 1\1.D., p;iy 1hc his huda to 1cll you Tt1 ■1 Comml11lontr of how 10 prcv(nl HIV/AfDS ' lltlllh To promote childhooJ 1m • mum,~oon.1" To "·uuuicr t..:L'n Super Bowl XXIX. An pn:s~ncy? To convince you cs.timated 90 million people not 10 smok(1 To control drn • will be w1tchin1. Companies beets? llrt P•f' "& S1.2 million per No major hc:ahh c are half-minute to advertise to provider is coinc 10 spend this huge audience. Every Super Bowl-u1c money 10 yc.u-, I wuch the commcn:ials make you hcalth1cr. They promouns &hoc.• to make you a hcucr athlete. faster fast don't make monc:y unlciS food, smoo1her beer, so(1 you're sick. Don·, ccc me drinkJ ,..1 - , br,n•• ,,- .. on wrona. They aren't bo1d cuys. ~ c anh and new cars en Ji• Jusc don'I e~pcct them 10 necred for everyone's m1d-hrr cnsu. Every ye:i.r, I wish I could sec a Super Bowl «mmcrciaJ promoting bcucr health. Why haven't I seen one? The usual reuoiu: lack of spend $1.2 million a hairmoney and/or motive. I( you buy more shoes, minute to prevent illness. (Or. somebody somtwhere makes maybe. they haven't been more money. If you buy ulccd.) more beer, soft drinb. hamThal leaves 1he public burg,cn or sports cars, somebody M>mcwherc makes more hcahh system. The burden on us. But, money aside. falls stay you money. But ir healthy, who makes more our public health system docs money'! Who's 10 profit ir you no1 have lhc inclination 10 i ~·11rs1 ys~!.1-:ft-;"o'suncto.'."annd? advertise on lhe Super Bowl Withafewuccp11ons, publ1c .. your family... and your cm- health doc$ not recognize the value or marl::ctin1 or :advcrploycr...and...

First. ; e propose lhat all dep:rnnwnL, 11lk r J vanety of c 1asses l roughout the ~ :a.m .5 fl m w,,,k JI)' F:i~uh would still be_ able to s.: hcduk Mu,:k, o·f tunt· ~arch, plannmi;. etc.. )'l't aho Ix• a,J1l:ahk to students tn a more acccss1hle m:anfk.•r. Secondly, we propose that niEht cla)~' rcm.im mtxl ~d continue: w1~ou1change l°hl:rc dues nm ~ m to be 3 d1spu1c over parking dunng lhl''4: h,1urc L35t. we propo~ tha1dc.(1sna11.-d p:11'l1n~ he aholishcd. We understand that raculty nc1.·d),, m he wh,:rc 1hcy na:d to be when lhcy need to he there, howcwr, MudcnL~ also have thal same need :and ~um:m,,:nt. P:irking 15 a perk for facuhy: s~udcnts pay S12 per vch1de c:11.h semester for parking pnv,leges. '!'o :rillevia1e lhc !llua11on. we :,,ug~e,1a w mpri~ . We bchevc that equal :and f:ur. un<lc.~ignJ1t: d p.trkmg and a broader scheduling of cl;i,s~ 1hrouglm111 1hc day arc 1hc wor~able solutions. A.lo MuJwc:stcrn SIJIC University conunuts IO grow. we mus1 bt:. willing to make: changes as arc nc:ce.ua.ry to accommod:11e the gmwih

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One or more officer is ;1.lways on duty , even when school iJ not in session. The officers rol~tc work on J. three ~ay sh1r1. MSU Ch1~f or Police. H.0 . Euns sa,d 1he primary funcuon of the officer is •10 maintain an environmenl lhu is conducive 10 lhe educational process. Responsibilities of the officer include rouunc building checks, disturbance invcSl1• cations, traffic :riccidcnt m· ves1igat1ons, arrests--whcn necessary, and:•a.s many k~o~ from expcncncc--,ssue c11at1ons for parking and traffic ~ol~tions. E~ans sa,d these: ~11at1ons arc issued m comphancc with Lhe law. Although they pnman ly eoncen1r11e .,heir patro~s on c~ _pus, thcu offie1al 1uns• d1~uon mcludcs all of W,chua County..They m.1intam :a_constanc v1g1lance over 1he lives and property or MSU scudents, farul1y ind sl4ff.

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The MSU Ar1m-Lcccun· 5:tn«;s prcxnts the acappclh1 S1n&1ng group Reecncy on Feb. 21 at 7 pm 1n Akin Aud1t0<ium. This group has often hccn called "1he Tempu111ons of 1hc 90's." With 1 Cr('ativc. hi&h•cncrgy sound th31 includes ii mb. of music from 1odi1y 11nd ycsl( r• dlly II will be 3 )how 10 r(' •

Knocked 70,000 hgh1-year, fro m Fcdcr111on space, hncway must try to lead her crew b.M.:k home. h is safe to say that the 1rip will not be uneven1ru1 W.ilham Sh:atncr keeps 1.: roppmg up in these ~i-fi orfenng.s. Not many in the cur- member. n:n1 gcncratiun would reChr:ck It ou1 1 Tickets :an: member th.al in :i 1950's :i.vail3blc in the Cl:irk Studcnl episode of Twifirhr Ztm~ he Center Office, Rm 103, b,•. played a schi~ophrcmc man ginning 1wo weeks hcforc who kept seeing gremlins on ea.ch pcrfurmonce. the wings of an airplane. Uicr. lhll aiq,lane turned The Mooney Twins into a swship and he beclmc (Conscious Comedy) will its captain on both the small perform m 1hc Clark Student and large screens. Thus wa..s a Center B;illroom Feb. 8 at 7 legend born. p.m For more informuion Kirk died •• twice -- in contact the Studcn1 Act1villes the last Star Trd. movie Office in Clark Student (Gmua1io,u). so he may nol Center. turn up agarn (although Spock died at least once and lhcn came back). . Now Shatner is deeply rnvolvcd in a new series on the USA Network called Ttkwar. He writes. directs J__ W..,._11 and. along with Greg Evigan. S&affWrtlrr stars in this one, so ~ may The National Libnuy of not ha\·c time 10 return to the Poetry is offering I total of Federation. We .UWI sec.... $24,000 in prizes 10 be Star Trtlc, in any case is a awarded in 1lS annual North clw 1c, and seems datined \0 American Open Amateur be a pan of our lives for the Poetry Contest. near future . And William Many poems submitted

Backdoor The21rc closes No Sc• 1hc prescnu11on or W Please. We're Bn1uh" on Jan. 28. hut there 1s still 11me to get tickets for this classic 8 r1t1sh fartt b)' Mamou &. Foot M:a.kc rescrvilUOns now. While you're at ll. mUc reservations musical fo r ~L,ulc Shop of Horrors.· The cuna1n~ rises on m:i.in s12i:c M Feb I 0. Don't dday -- seat WI ii J;0 fl.Sl.

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