March 25, 1993 by The Wichitan and Wai Kun

Volume 71 , Number 2 l

Thur.day, March 25, 1993

MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY

Men's basketball team claims 3rd place in NAIA tournament

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· 1 wish I could think of a iood 1okc 10 tell you right now but I Cln't think of any " Gcnld S1ock1on. men's he:a'd

baskcth:ill coach said, ~ he s1rug1;lcd through the post~mme prc~s conforence S~HJrday night i n Kmnsas

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The Tribe had Just been dcf7atcd, hy Hawaii Pacific Umvc,stty, 85-84 having as many as 1s in the

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1h1rd-_pl:11:c trophies after entering the tournament unseeded a~d unranked hy the NAJA seeding committee. The! loss ended the year one game wly , rinishing Midwcstcm's season at 25- I 2. The third place finish w;,s the Indians be.I.I showing at the n:uional level since 1979. The Indians run at lhc n:i.uon:il 1itlc bci:in O\'Cr I week ago wuh a win over the no. 7 S<Cd. Geneva. Pa. The 73-~8

1hc brough1 victo ry Pcnnsylvanian's 28•2 ~cason to an end and advanced the Tnhc to the second round to focc Central Washington. The tcnlh-sredcd Wildcats fought the Indians down to the win:: before MSU's freethrow shooting closed the door for a 78•74 win. ··At the dl.,tril-t tournament one of our fans told me to tell the guy~ 10 shoot every free throw as 1f it was lh..: one tha.1 would win the game," Stocklon said. "and in lhc first two games we did ex:1ctly th:tt" The Indians shot an amazing 44 of SS from the line as a team, for a 79.4 percent shooling mark for lhose two games. Next up was Minnesota• Morris. another unseeded am.I unranked squad that had knocked off the no. 2 seed At.usa Pacific, Ca. in the first round. "l w.:a.\ concerned with thc discipline and in1elli1ence of

the Cougars. but we played perhaps one of our best games of the year as a team." Stockton slid. Led by the p:u sing :and leadership of senior pointguard Rich F:mna. and the thf(l!-point !Ouch of Corey Shead. Ull! lndians held a lh·epoint lead at intermis...;ion be·

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~ cond The Sea Warrior~ ui.cd 3 23-2 run in the first half 10 go up 25- 10 before the Trihc slowly worked iL.; w:1y t\ack into the contcsl, trailing only by four at the half. 38-'.\4. •1 couldn't stop 1hc clock lO stop lhe run hcc3use with the iclevision timeoulii you 31\: only alloued three for the giroe by the NAIA,• S1ock1on 53.id. lbc game was Lclcvi-.cd loc;,Ily on Channel 3. After lhc half lhc game became a seesaw affair I.hat saw both 1eams make runs. Midwestern Lied the game at 54-54, only to w3tch Hawaii Pacific reel off eight slr.liJhl

Y.O.U. hiring soon By Dula Sltac Rtporter

Youth Oppori un itics Unlimited. the summer program for disadvantt1.gcc.J te<'nagcrs. will he hiring soon. Or. bqucline Cueva\, director 3nd founder of Midwc~tcrn St:atc's progr;am , says they will he needing s1udcnt~ 10 fil I m:my diffcrcm positions: includ111g her 3dmrnistrative :wi stanL Employccs will take children to sick call. the dentist. rick up mcd1c;i1ion and gla~ses. and oche r adminmra1ivc chores. One mu\ t he 21 and have a ,·alid dnvcr"s liccn~t· for 1hi\ J'l,ISlllun The same re · qmrt·nwnts .apply 10 1hc poJ..11,on of as~i~iani job ck:n:lopcr. Thi,;; ix:r.,on wil I

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their part-time jobs, leach modules on work skills and fill nut government forms required as documcntation. A tutM C()ordinator is needed plus tulors. Tucor1, will work wi1h student skills in high i;chool malh. Te3ching assistanL\ for high school English and Math arc aJ.\O needed. Peer counsek,rs will h\·c in the M1dwe\lcm state t1orms wilh the students, supcrvi.,,ng and going on field 1rip~ wi1h 1hem to plnccs hkc Six Fl:ii!S- They will work Friday through Sunday. Rc.hcf peer coun• sclors for Monday through 'rhursdlly arc also nctck:d. Two nigh! ~upervisors lO p.1trol the dorms from 10 p.m. 10 2 u.m, a.re needed. This positic,n includes 11

1992-93 MSU Indians Indian pl•ytN rr.-.m hotlom 1,n .r,: Chr" (h,,rrt. Arthur Hunt, J•mt~ St,••ll. Cony Shnd. Klch t .rln., Coach Blab Brown uld J im Ad•rm (hununry coach) Standlnc from top lcR an:C~ch Jtff K•y, lr•lnu, J ot t' lckUt, JMM P•ly, G rtl S!,w.-rt. Dart B,ulty, Kury 8r11q. 1-:rul WllrWa•, t:harlk S•aer, W. Colllm, Coach Maril <.:r.U., Co.ch Gtrakl Stockton. and David Block (ho,-ary 0

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for a 62-54 lead. The Indians fough1 hack before 1hc Sea Warriors m:u.lc three s tra1gh1. two threcpomt.:rs and a long jumper, 10 pu!,h the lead back to eleven w1lh four minutes rcm,uning. With the score 17-66. Midwestern made one final

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MSU's pressure defense Warriors. Farina's 28-foot threeproduced lhrcc 1umovcrs and the Tribe pulled t,3clc to lhrcc pointer with two seconds rewith a 15-4 run, before maining pulled the Trihc ~ack HPU's Lemar Young made to within one. but the Indians one of two free throws for an could not stop Lhc d ock and 85-81 lead with 24.2 seconds left It was to he Young's third straight game to score the winning bucket fc: the Sea

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free dorm room. Dr. Cuevas said. People who can u:ach sports and cr.afts in the evenings 3rc welcome 10 apply. she said. "These positions will he very parttimc."

Applicants mu.st have a 2.5 GPA and Or. Cucv;is said she prefers lhat they be at least sophomores. "They must have great SO· ciaJ ma1urity." Dr. Cucvas said. 'The program will op• eratc from June 4 10 July 30 and will serve 90 SIU· denlS this year. Posilion~ will st.an training in late May or early June . Applications and job dc.scriptions arc available in room 117 of O'Oonahoc.

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In an effort to s1reumline a

student loan pro~ram 1hat costs taxpayers S5 billion a. year m defaults and administnui,..c t OSL\. lhe Clinton administration is proposing direct lending from lhe government to the student. bypassing banks 1n the process. Banks m Wichita Falls will feel little dm:ct impact of President Clmlon's direct lending pro• pma.l ponfon ofhis educationfor- service program •· as local banks do not make direct Mudcnt loan). However, the Banking Co ns um er As~oci:ation. an organization cump()scd of banks who provide stuc.lcnt loans. ts lobbying Congrcu to block this rroposal. Cucrcn1ly. thc government pays hanks to issue loans to \IUdcnts at low interest rates, thrn rays 1he interest rate~ wh ile the student allends ,;chool. Ir 1hc student later defaults. !ht! governmenl ab• ~ort-i~ the lo~\. Under the proposed system. to be phased in by fi~·.11 year 1997. !lludcnts would borruw directly from thl· go\'ernmcnt 1hrnugh the colk gl''s financial aid office. Student.s would then repay !hdr loam; wilh a ()l'rtcntagc of 1hl'ir post gradua1ion income or 1hrough puhlic scrv1..:..: t'ic.:forc. dunne-, ')r aflt!r i:ollcg.:. The Internal Revenue Scn. ii:c would get involved wnh coUccung loan payment\, \ hJrply rt·du..:ing the risk of loan dt•foulls. ~ A t;n..•at many profossiC"nJI pt..•oplc Jcfault on their stu\knt lt1ans. and at kast lh1s will allln.1.· some manner of p:iymcni.M !>lid Dale Cha.stain of Parka Square Bank. While 1n1t!rv1cws indicate most local h.m~ns support the plan, m1nc <.•f the local hanks process \tudent loan~ locally, ac1ing msll.'ad as brokers for

other banks or refcrn ng s1udcn1s to larger offices in Dallas or other citic...;. The Tc;us Guaranteed S1utJen1 Loan Corporation. a nonprofit public corporation cs13blished by the Sutc ofTexa\ 10 administer federal student loans in Texa.;, currently has 250,000 louns in default. amounting to $900 million m uncollectihle paymenl.S. The Tc.:xas Guaranteed Student Loan Corpora1ion·s legal representative suid 1hcy have h3ndled S4 billion in loans 10 1.5 million sludcnts since thcirincorporation in 19kl. ~The evidence is over• whelming that the federal government will save money and that we'll make college more accessible to mon: people and reduce paperwork massively,· 11ays Senator Paul Simon, 0 -llhnois. Two recent rcpom from the Govcrnmen1 Accoun1ing Office project savings of ahout S1.3 hilliun in the first year of impkmcntation. While the CBA admits that the current system is inefficient. JS Arringmn B:rnkcrs & Student Loan Overhaul cited in a recent Congressional Rcsc:irch Service report. they would rather work with the admimstrJtion m !rimming lhc costs of 1he cum.:n1 proi!rJm. ,ays Jeff Bcrding of Clohan & Dean. thr law firm rcpre.sc:nling lh~ CBA. He said the proposed pro~rJm would make ttle Dcpa rtmcnt of

Educa1ion a bankmg institution and the college financial aid offices lending agencies. They have no exp,,:riencc and would not he as .:fficicnt, he said. However. financial aid offices have had experience wi1h direct government Siudent loans with 1he federal Perkin~ loan program. a sucC\:.S.."-ful• .smaller program colleges cum:ntly administer Many college adminis1ra1urs say direct lending will be easier because the govcmmcnl will be responsible for loan servici ng 3nd collec1ion . Bcrding said the CBA is also concerned !hat by utilizing a phase-in f'JfOl!ram. Lhe administration would limit s1udcnts' access to loans. Roger Murphy. ttlc Department of Education. .said lhe implcmcn1a1ion of 1hc plan involves a very dclihcratc process of law and that lhc l).:partml·nt would implement 1he program a-. smoothly as possihlc 10 en• sure students receive the a.-..s1staocc 1hry need. Derdm~ said start-up and admimstrativc costs could cat up s3vi ngs. saying smaller college.~ would be hit hardest hy increased work lo:1d m a time of d1..x-n::a."-Cd funtling 10 higher educational m.;111u• tion.,. Congres1; appnlVed a lest program during 1hc la.~t session to implement dir1,.-ct

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Opera workshop scheduled The mu~ department will pre.,cm an opera work.tlopon Apri12-3,at 8p.m. inAlcin Auditoriom. ltisdirecltd by Dr. Don Muwcll.prnfcs.sorof muiic.Dr. Rolll Mom>w, assistant professor of music and Bolin chair of piano. •and £1)(.$1 director Dale Smith.

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Pago 2

OPINIONS

Thursday, Maroh 25, 1993

Humane Society It to animal killing Editorial Organization pleas for ha ho have kepl 51moratorium. h ~I Space flight/ ores selling ~up-~1 lhe miracle of birth. and · e oh mal 5htJtcrs.; prohlern too stead of puppy rt11J1 •> 1 10 space fight The Backyard BrcederM . who quicl abOU! as muc h and k111rns. It take, : In the United Stal.CS, every ,s going 10 recoup his cosc to long :1re8 Jtf is ume to P~~ mcnt of !cash law, itJ~ equally al blame, and take resPo in,: requirements h)•tr: seconds of everyday. one buy ihe dog. pct

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In thu; time of prc\'lllcnt natJonal sclf-doubl. when it's poht1c,1lly 1n vo~ot' to focu~ on Amcril·an downfalls, we're pn;p:mng ll) 1hrow :iway one of l)Ur single biggest .1,ucccs.scs ofthc1.·cnIury.

Whili.! Amenc:i may not make the world's ~l cars or VCR's or ha\'C the highest "national average income: v.-c'vc ht.-cn m the lead in the area of 1Jl3CC c:xplorauon for the pa.st 2S yc:us.. Yet 1oda)' we find the Clinton administration willing to forego this qU3r\cr<cniury of work IO add a few dollm to .social programs at home. f1 h:a.s been said many times that "if we can send a man lO 1hc moon, why can'1 we feed lhe hungry. find homes for the homclcss llnd put lhc nauon to work.· llus ts exactly what

we've tried to do. since John F. Kennedy's goal of landing a man on the moon before 1970 wa.'ili reached. Since that occa• 'iliion. funding for c,ploralion has steadily dwindled, oonftscatcd for •more urgent use a1 home.• The pl,quc on the Apollo 11 lunar module i,J1 u, commcmora'C man's first c:ii:tra-lCrTtStriaJ trip m1~ht well be the

tombstone oi Amcric.a's space effort as soc1al-spcndmg µohticians have their way. Now. aflcr 20 years of spending hilhons of dollars and cn:.:ating ten.\ of goV(mmt.:m agencies. those same politicians are 1.1i. bng us lhiu our social problems a.re worse than ever. and that we should continue to try to solve complet.ely our

soci:d iUs hcforc exploring space. In lhc past twenty )'CIU'S we've seen the Apollo program cut short. leaving vast ponjons of the moon unexplored. We've seen lhe design of lhc world's first reusable. space vehicle, America's Space Shuttle, cut to the point th.:u it's too

cxpens:i\'e 10 fly. We\·e seen Amem..a's space sl.3tion cut to vtrtual non-c, istcnce. As we stand on the edge of e&.'if and cheap access to sp3CC through programs like the Single Suge 10 Omit proJCCL the Clinton administn.tion stnnds holding I.he "budget scissors.~ ready 10 cut such · unnt:ccss.uy spending." Just what i.s our na110n g1v1ng up by sacrificing ilS space program? Ofcourse. no one can predict the course of invc:nllon. but we can look a1 space progrun spinoffs a..lrcady in US, .

A few cxample.s citcd by U.S. Congrcssm311 and Space Sbuuk mission spcc1.:iJi.,;1Bill Nelson include a ~ grarnmablc, impl3nl..1ble medication s:ysacm whKh allows som~ d1:ihcucs :md victims of other chronic d ~ like leukemia and honnone disorders'° live mOfC nonnaJ lives; an invesmlent of over $20 billion to the computer, semiconductor and aerospace indu.wics effectively creatin& lhc home computer market: the saving or thousands of lives and billions of dollars by improved weather forcca.,ting sys&ems a..nd many mace. 1bc llDplications of these contributions alone :ire so far reaching thal lhey arc impossible to g135p. In many ways, the k.tlling of our sp.ac:c: program is like

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faulL Pct S1ores: who sell pcis share the rc~ponsibihly for overporula1ion by subiidizing the entire puppy mill industry h b df 1 d1:ri~~ti~::!~r ~d :Ver de I bl d' · I th . ~ or.a econ ,uons or I cir Zillions are fighting the' vo un1 • · what we haa7e ~~~,:~~; is not 100 many dogs, just not enough responsible dog owners,- said Wayne Cavanaugh of the American Kennel Club. S1a1istics show that what we have in America is 45 cau and IS dogs born for every one human binh. S1a1istic.illy, enough responsible owners canno1 exist. Purebred breed· ers aren't the sole cause of the problem. -Joe Pel OwncrM who believes il's n0t macho to have a neu1crcd dog: -sally The Perfect Mom" who feels her children should wi1ness

world. Lei's no, forgeL also, the historic implications of expl<r ration; nations thal explore have hl\lOoC.lUy bcrome world powers. Other nations haven't missed lhis point; lhcy'rc x:tively pursuing the explorJUon and exploiLuion of space.~ European SpacC' Agency is known to most Americans for its conuibution orthe SI billion Spacclab. a compact laboratory 1ha1 fits in the Space Shuttle's cargo bay. lo the American crfon. But ESA is now nearing completion of it's own reusable space vehicle. the Hermes spaoeplanc. The Hermes ~ hide will he launched with the same inexpensive Ariane launch vcht<:les now used to place commercial satelliu:s inlO orhit. The e:it-Sov1e1 Union ha.,;; been mvolvcd in space explora1ion as long as America h:15, and even through their cutrtnt poliLical change.s they have m11nagcd to maintain something we're Stil l planning ••their pcnnancntly manned space sta· 110n. Mir. Even China hasentttrcd the game wilh it's Long March vch1clc.,;; wi1h which it hopes in gamer pan of the commerdal satcll1te industry. There is no doubl that we have. to some cxtenl, lost our edge- in the c:iplora11on or space, and indeed in other scicn• tific areas as well. We are, however, in position 10 easily regain 1l given the following actions. Fir..1. we must forei!o the poli1ical rhetoric which tells us that science projects are "~rk harrer projects. Although such proJCClS offer many JOhS 10 the arc:a tn which they arc pl.tCt"d, the benefit of their research is felt by the entire nauon. As every cronomist knows. 1mprovemcnt,;; in ccc:hnology provide 1!'k:n.~ascd oppm1uni1y for everyone. Next. we must addrcs.s our nation's social ills by correcting Ihc problem, no1 the symp1oms. Rather than spending b1lhons of dollars on soci:il programs which ha\.'C J)(Oven thc.J1uclves ineffective, let's spend that money in an are.a, that will not only creJII! job.1,, but :ilso provide substantial spinoffs 1ha1lx!ncfit us all. Fin.ally. we mus1 commi1 ourseh·cs to the beucrment of our nation 1hrough educat.1on. Our system can't be driven blt h cards; Amencllfl's c.l.11'1he forced to cducalC thi:mJClvcs. Nevertheless, b)' allowing un.~illcd lahor 10 bt: , upphcd by nalKJns w,lling lo do so and conscquenlly expandrng lht number of skilled jobs available here, we can C"ocouraie Americans to become educated l.hrough work op• l"")MUJUU('..!i.

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Years have put since Richard Dreyfuu schizcd out from his close encounter. and oh, how times have chinged. As our culture has become more violcn1 and adversarial. so have our a.lien visitalions. Witness the "based on a true siory" account of 1hc abducuon of T~vis Walton in the movie "Fire in the Sky. Wahon, a lumbcrJack from Snowflake. Az.. is riding through the woods with his five logging buddies when he spots the distant red glow of a fores! fire . Bui when Travis. (D.S. Sweeney) gets ou1 of the pickup 10 invcsti• gate, he finds that he 1s standing beneath a huge &lowing spaceship He is suddenly knocked unconsciout and taJcen away. M

This is no "we wanl to learn from you/ccach you~ scenario. The aliens want to learn from Travis. but lheir melhods take a naziesque 1um 1oward strange medical experimenis and labora1ory-animaJ treatment M Firc in the SkyMis an amalgam of the n:pons of the growing number of people who have claimed abduction. While such experiences may be entcrt.uningly horrific. the movie is less so. IL is essen· tiaJly two movies i n one. As soon a.s Travis disappears. the focus of the movie shifts to the town of Snowflake's rcaCllon 10 the claims made by Tnvis ' five s urly friends. panicularly on named Mike. The story of the abduc1ion become.~ the ma.in focuJ of interc! I i n l(\wn. Almo.,;;1 no one-

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think lha1 he and his comrades murdered Travis and an: using the abduction s1ory a.s an alibi. But the re action from movie-goer! is probably "who cares what the people in town think?" They saw lhc space• ship, and lhey want to know what happened inside iL That effect of delaying the real interc.sting stuff 13.kes the edg.e off the good performances turned in by Garner and Pa1rick. Finally, though. Travis is returned to earth naked, bruised and 1..ombicd out. Al first he can't remember a lhing. bu1 as he emerges from the impact of the ordeal. he and the viewer begin to get fast-cul images in a spaceship's _inlCrior 1h1t finally 1ums into a nightmare 1h1t bcgiru with Travii awakening to find himself imprisoned in a 0cshy cell. I-le escapes and wanders around 1he sp3CCmip for a while, bu! fin.illy ends up on a operating 1able where a.liens of the son viewers have come to expect (albeit, a more sinister version) subJect him lo a series of grisly experiments. This picture is not for small children. The expcrimem _scenes hecomc prcny grueling. Yet the movie moslly succeeds in evokmg the c ree py, sini s 1er s1nngeness of the new closeencounter myths. The movie is Mbascd on a Lrut -story," but ii doesn'I matter whether you acrually believe 11or not "fire in the Sky~ wL!I allow you 10 a~ !e:ast con1empla1c lhe posS1b1li1y for a few minutes. Review Ra1ing: 8-

cials. 11 takes an1m~1 personnel who stan~ tthe problem of O\'erpr - known m:.icad ,.11'~ u q sanwdcc!t~tb~~f~,~ ,~-·. the pubhc raises lhc1r _ness to the suffer,..'' "'I companion animal O\c.,. 1:ation iauscs. ~ 0e0k1Jr1~ go on orcver. tnbi.;i,' pet ovcrpo~ulahon 1:11.1,; come as sociaJly u~ as wearing fur. Colb~ animal ovcrpopul;i110c reached epidemic pr~ •.i in the Uni1cd Slates T~ Wichita Falls, 40 ar;~ were eu1h:im 7.cd due tr ,i panion animaJ ovc ~· Tommorrow 40 more follow !n thci_r fOOlS!ep! ~ the k.illmg will conttn," animal lovers and the ~ ers are tired of lhc st.1114t\

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animal is put to death 1n an,. mill shchcrs. On March 18, in an effon 10 s1op the unnecessary ktlhng of IS milhon dogs and cats at shcllers across the country, the Humane Society of the United Stat<S called for a voluntary h~t 10 breeding of dogs and cats for one year. Companion Animal overpopulation costs the counlry's tax.· payers S3 billion a year for animal control. Wichita FalJs taxpayers pay $148.000 a year for animal con1rol. Taxpayers pay S44.000 a year 10 house and destroy the surplu.,; animals 11 the Animal Reclaim Cente r. These amounts would easily double without lhe benefit of a pnvate animaJ shelter at the Humane Socie1y. Overpopulation touches everyone •· even those withou1 pets.

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Chas. G. Dunn wn tes. .. Not a week goes by that someone in the media raves about the grcatneSS of Harry Truman. _ " But al the end of his ie m, in 1952 he rc1umcd 10 Missouri with a prcsidcnti.tl rating somewhere between average and poor. What has brought aboul whal I call a complete about face? Perhaps you can explain it or at least have an opinion." Chas., in the words of the lyricist, who can explain ii. who can iell you why? Fools give you reasons, wise men never try. I'll try. but first, let's review the facts. Truman was indeed considered well-below average in 1952 and is rated well-above avc~ge now. The last Gallup Poll verdic1 on his presidency, conducted in October 1952. one month before the ele.ction thai ended 20 years of Democratic control or the White House. showed that only 32 percent of Americans approved of his performance 15 prcsidenL This was six months aftcr he had announced he would not seek re-election. Al that time he had even worse poll numbers. Gallup found only 25 percent approval. In the election itself T_ru'!'an's choice 10 replae~ htm m the While House, Adlai Steven.~ n. lost to Republican Dw1gh1 Eisenhower by 44 percent to 55 percent. Truman would have done even worse had he been the cand,dalC. A poll of Democratic county chairmen that year showed that by a whopping 80 percent t~ 15 percent, the polls believed Truman's withdrawal

helped the party. But 30 years later a: ~ nearly 1,000 proft!55Qo ,. Truman as the c1gh1h 11presidcnt ever, m a Cillltt the compilers of the poll~ --Near Great." One explanation for .. startling reversal of re.:: was that the passage of::: had proved TrYr:it· popular decis1o~s had 1~ out to be the ngh1 OIIC!. memo irs and offil1al <rt ments became avadaMe.t cory could render its \crut, Or so it was i a1d. I t. buy that. Only IQ yea,, , 1952, another. smaller p: historians also ranked T~ .. Near Great." llus was 1 before the verdict of ha;, argument could he mad: OK. Chas .. hcrc'5:. reason. Truman's rep1.1tr... is now (as in 1962) IY. mined by elites, not lh( lt nary pcopk. In 1952Wr..._ of the public was wh,u \", taken. Today few pcop);: · member Truman, so ··pa· opinion" 1s really " ac3Jtt and journalis tic op1nl\: And, Chas., It's well br, 1ha1 most of us are L Democrats. Truman was popul:u r the people when 11 cou:::. Popular enou~h. an}, 1 That was in 1948, v. ht: ~ for lhe presidency. Hdi assumed the Joh in !~ when Franklin D Romt ~ died. Ten days before Elt(: Day, Republican Thomll Dewey led Truman b)' 5r' centage poinlS m the G ,: Poll. But on clcc11on I!; T rum:in won by 4 Jfe d.-! JCl 50 percent (\•ott:~ " Just mild about Harry). l'e' goc more than Tom, a~: won handily.

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There were • tolal of 10 apphcanls who apphed for the RhO Chi pos,Cions. Each applicant wu 1nl1rviewed by the Panhellenic Coun,cil and rated on his respons•s to vertOus

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Rho Chi selects new councilors llllve. lo, Rho Chi counc11ort lor the Fell 1993 rush Thole Cho· sen were S,.rah Mc8rld•. Lori Byrd. bolh represenhng Alpha Phi, Lynn Langwell representing Chi Omega, end Chnsly Kellner representing Su~m•

By Kathryn Self Reponer

Thursday, Marc h 2S, I 993

que.sllons Tho~ mlerv1ewed were aMCed such queshcms u , "Why they lhoughl they would make a good rush coonc1lor?" Natalee Rwert. Panhe/lenic pres1den1, said. ·wo a lso put Them in ddfarenl sllun:hons arid ask lhem what lhe1r r93ponse would be, bec.1use If 1s so un• rredlciable what rhe girls will

ask.· Each Rho Chi counc:1lo, wdl be as!UQned one•fOUflh ot \hose going through rush and wilt an• swer any questions l he group mighl hava about rush They are no1 allowed lo let 1he rushees know whJCh $0rOnty they are a

m8fT"btr ol and do nol aUend 1he RJsh panIes ol any of lhe sorouhes The1t dut~• a,e 10 explain what ru•h • about walk thew groups 10 each rush p,11rty. ~nc;N the rushees rt 1hey need as!U&lance and be unblA.&ed Training sessions will be held during !he spring and lhrouqh 1he summer &0 Iha! the PMlhellenic officers can explain lhe duhes to each Aho Chi and 10 teach them Ylhat 1hey can uy wrthOUt be,nc;i biased They also go lhfough the rush sch-1ule lo make wre ft 16 cwgt1n1Zed and 10 get them tamtiat wdh al llw rush dales

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By Darla Stete Reporter The AIDS Sl.4lf)Ort Center ol WicMa falls receNed S2.188 in

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8 • ~ • being a¥a1lable in lhe mornings, Williamson also sponsors a Heatth Watch Chn.;

asaiaunce last week from the ef· torts ol Social Workers Acting

family prachce clinic is closed

The HN!h Watch Chnlc allows women to come in and get a pap smeeir. 9'/necok>glCal exam •nd bteast onrnnations for ve,y little cost. "We conduct the clinic ,n the afternoon so tha1 I have the 1ime

lo talk to lhe women about theK heaMh a nd,coocems lhey rn,ghl

have: Williamson said. "I wane them to feel corn'ortable and relaxed Ind to know that I am here to hetp them • Williamson noles that the Health Walch program has grown in quality as well as q..en. lity s,nce he first came lo MSU two years ego Peggy Harbuck-Holt, regislered nurse and director of the untverstty heahh cenler, en• courages women who want lo haw thia to cal the ciinic Nrty ., lhe month to book an appoi~ment rrhis 11 an ex• cellent opportunity lo talk with a doctor. and becau-te nt this, our ocllod<Hlillsqu,;ldy,'lhesa;c,. A ree of $30 dollars 1s char~ to NCh Auden! for lh• examinalion. A pofflon of !he charge goe, lo cover Iha lab wo,t and a portion or it goes lo

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Social and Behavioral Sciences Coletta Grubba, • SWAT sl4>P()rt and gutdance." he said. Being strong in his own t11m· meni>er. &aid ASBS and SWAT Localed al -405 Galveston, ily relalion.s is lhe utmosl priorty learned-up with • &UCcessful tor Williamson. He considers bake sale Feb 26, railing $86 lhe center otters support ser· being available for his family of great importance He 1md his wife. Anne•Marie, are the par• of

Dr. Keith Williamson Wiliarreon However. WiUiamson lurns lhe funds he does receive over to Child Advocalas. a p,ogram which he Sl41PO'ts Williamson servos on the board of the Wichita Cherpier ol Chdd Advocates and aids in fund rais&rs and provding put>

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Nat10Nlty, Child Advocates was staned by a )udge in Seanle 1n t9n It is dedica1ed to lhe wetf1re or <:htldren Wi lliamson describes lhe serv1Ce I his group otters as an · 1nformalion gatherer• once a PfOb'em has been ldentrhed "The group has mofe than 100 volunteers that go 1tvough a rigofous screening and lralll· ing before !hey are assigned 10 a case rt,,. votunlfff !hen goe.s to lhe home of lhe child, visits with the child. acta H • at4)pCW1 person and recotds tacts ol lhe

MuaHon.• Wllliemeon said Williamson's motivahon tor

woricing w ilh this organ,za11on liee m his strong belief in fom1¥ practice philosophy •A strong, hNl1hy femity WIii launch an eq~lly hHllhy aduh into &Ociery. II la the ones thal do no1 have lhis bese Iha! need eXlra

for lhe center, and lhe center, which opened ,n December 1992. apon.sored a Walk•A· Thon on lhe Midweslern campus. asslSled by SWAT The 23 walkers started at O l Ligon Cohsaum and wen! hve miles, ra1smg $2,100. Grubbs said. A SWAT member brought in !he highosl donol;on. $300

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ag1mnApti Williamson was born in Amarilk>. where he Wed until he was eight He m0Yed lo Wichita Falls at the •ge of 1-4. He WU a 1979 graduate of Wdiita Fals H,gh School and one of th,ee

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He earned his bacheJor of last lill around 5 p.m. Fifteen arts from AUSbn College and his to twenty coed teams arc doclorate ot medicine from competing consisting o f IO to SotAhwestem Medical School in 12 playcr3 per team. Dallas in 1987 He earned his posl·graduele medlCII lra1ning and board c.nificetion at the • ..

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The political aetence de· partmenl 1s ottering a new 5Cholarship lo polllicel actence maJOfS The Robet1 Webster Olf.rden PoJilical Sc,ence Scholarship is available to all luH•l1me ~udenls

M.S.U. students and faculty...one of our priorities! · Free delivery twice a day to MSU! • l..1~ ,dmion of offa Mtppl"lt3 ind furniture in TUJllT'O! ·Cnm11'c1r in-s,~,c:n'n tk-panmenc • KnCMlcd~~blt-Su(f • Xl'fO,c Copim ~ f"VI M.-. hincs •Swim«T)'pt'o\titr:n

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nation in regular play. and singl e eliminatio n in the (i. nals. Win ners will recei ve fir st. second and Lhird pla ce plaques. Reg istration dead I inc is Registration forms were d~lribu1ed 10 local businesses. March 30. T o register :i team or for more infonn:itiun call. campus o rganiz.atiol'lS and area Jenna Goss at 689-4793 or high schools.

The tournament will be 696-3473.

MUSIC . St Udents teach commun1•ty program

found college 10 be a tremen• dous. terrilic experience in terms ol growth and education. I By Howard L. Wella am relurning lo thal because J Reporter hke dealing wlllh that age range So. you wanll to take a tor• and that mi nd-set where lhey etgn language. Perhaps you realize and v,sualize lhelr poteo- think ~ would be romanllic, fun ot hal," Wilia11"180r"t sad maybe you juet wa nt lo enhan:e

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1/lCeS to families and victims of AIDS. lnckxhng v is«a11on, .«tars tor criS&S siluatt0ns a nd femity ~ r t There i:s a ~ hot• line so cl.ants can always rind someone lo talk 10. and aws· lance can be arranged for daily dil em mas, hke errands for house-bound c lients . and transportafion All ol thll IS of. fered along54de public educa· llOnabo<A AIDS. and "9"Y olhor lfT1)C)flanl servioe.s.

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you r lifa. Which language piano. Studenls pursuing a bacheshoukj you chose? French. German, muse? Music ,a a lan- lor' s degree in p,ano perlOf• guage? Definitely, ii ,s docu· mance are required to take a meriled Iha! tnU$ic is medt l4> ol te aching course The class individw.l noles just •• spoken leaches stll<.'.ents Iha profes• language i& m,icte up d incfivld-- st0nal aspects ot operahng a ual worda. Furthermore , lhe stud10 Students '-am teaching formation of both through style skils, to prepare budgets. how end expression ohen provoke and whal 10 charge and how 10 an emotional relp()(\MI Music IS pay !heir taxes. Once lhey have a lanQuage, and ·• very effec1ive successfu lly completed l he meang of COl'l'WTM.mical ion." Or course, they are eligole to leech RI.Ah Morrow. assistant profes· W'I the program sor of music: end Bolin chair o, 'The program gNes my Mopiano, said Midweslern otters a com• dents a realislic approach to munily outreach serv1Ce The leaching and a cNlnc:e for them model c lan program Is de· 10 decide if Iha! LS lhe career signed tor studen1s and W'ldivid· choice for their fUlure . Often uals in the community who are student s leave lhis program With a slucjo,• Morrow said interested in learning to play the

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towers shor1ly uflcr midnight .. 12 hour~ :after the cxplo,.100 11 w:i!. 1110 c:irl y to go inside. Sc,uch im.l r~uc tc:ims were s1ill comhmg tht: &ar.1gc. · 1 was shocked. I wu n't ready for Mich dam:agc. Never h3vc I ever seen any1hing this muMvc." Roch s:i1d. Lille th:i.t Saturday after• noon. at the fir:!-t gathering of hi.s tc:a.m. Boch addreucd 1n· vcsug:11ors wi1h a fflfl drawl. · well. welcome 10 lhc mother o f all twlmt"11n,.s.~ A key elcmcn1 of OOl:h'~ tn~ lii;.i:uvc plan wa.-. dictalCd hy cond111ons. Prcc:mously loose ehunk.s or concrete dangling around the rim of IJk! crater made wock in the pit extremely d:tnllcrous. n,c mcllculnus sc3r1..h for dues would be restnelcd to the outer fringes until con\truc110n workers could shore up the ho~. Brady underscored that str.atcgy.<k.-cl:1ring. ~, will not endanger one guy for one minuic for one .shred of ev1dcncc." Finding a hardw;ire store open on Sunday. a!.a-cnlS obtamed 3(X) rcct of rope-. Al 12foot intcrv:tls -- roughly the space between each floor of

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3U~ ns dw•:~lcmfcth1~~ cl.sc: ~~ t wvu, ~1y vacant Vi,l:t Motel. Boch J, f th 8 ~ line" plumb .i dropped .. tcr .a tcmoon a a[ n heat w:~n~~~;..:::~c:,~~ down 1hmugh the hole. The hla~t damasc h:id 3 he was , oing he 5'id. ·ttomc ccrl3fo .symmetry. A hne to pack."

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81 a higa;t·t hok on_ , throllf h the L~ nl\ " The 01 th.:d b1i;ge,1 hflh: all nn ycllo"' 1.1.r,«: uild lht' L'l 2 j the to the rnpc dan, lint; ( the

ically e.u mrncd for idcntificauon markJi. Noncthclcs!.. ii 11,• • i.--dly dcformc_d th:aL ,1... ,

the nature and i;omr ·'\ g de-

the explosive. the um•

and 1hc dc1onalt"lr. Boeh'~ formal inve.sug11h d broken down lhc: • uve plan crime scene into a

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Clearly

bomh site 1 g~: t dc~~~mincd. he fnon actk:ntion rou I CU.SC~ pnm:ny f 82 and the res._iblc _:tre.a~~d mc»t likely ramp~dc~'!t ~uclucs. d0 n ' to yic tnvcsug:uo~ ~.,..·er~'" a~d 1he ramps w11 rood . lls s1f1cr~. They (W:thbc W:t with sterile g3u1c and llC~~onc to n."Co,•c:r explt1sivc: resi uc. They r.ippeUcd down o.secuon of the cra1er looking fo~~ of a vehicle. "They pier k way on hands an / 82 through the deva\tth.atc. fi locker room. using cir ingcrs and s,n:all garden trowc~s 10 scoop up dcbns a.nd pass II ihrough s1f1cr\ capable of retric\•ing objects no h1gJ;er lhan the oost oran earring But it was an ohJcct big enough 10 uip O\cr that turned the inv~ ug:uion And 11 -.Nas found that first Sunday in 4 section of 82 urge1ed for pnom y by Boch's rnvestig311ve ·

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By Wednesday, ~... five days af1c:r lhe bl«. vestig:1tors linked 1ht ?c. picc~ of deb ris 1n J \: rental v11n owned b) Ryder Truck Co Thai 4 noon FBI agenL-.c.illrd t· Jersey City office th" rented the ,•an t11 ~fohir._A. S:tlamch. A dav bie, Pales1im3n lmm1gf3n1 11i1' custody. the first su~ ch:irgcd wtlh 31d1ng ;m4,. nng lhc bombing.

Memhcr.i Clf lhc ~3~Rcsponsc Te2m are still.: crater sifting through d(t,.se;arch of timing :ind dr . tion devices, parts th;)t u·

sm:tllcr th;i;n a pcl'll.·ll'st·\ but o f enormous v3lue ~ suspects to the cnmc

piece of met.al fit into a vch1cle. hut years (If an:ilyting the effects bomb explosions on v.inous matcn:tls mid him it had hccn very near the source ATF"s nationwl response through the center or the of the bl11s1. 11 was. as homb teams. com monly referred to .smaller hole in the lohby de- upcrts .. say, •severely by the IJ?Cnl\ u the NRT. arc sccndcd throui:h 1he "·cntl'r of str~sscd.

picc.t: of the PUlt.le.

..What a IOI or ~ don'1 understand is tt.. cxpl,os1on doesn't de.,tni. c:\·1dcnce -- ii JU'-1 mii. smaller," Br:idy s:i1J. ": C\'Cnlually. If we \If! enough. wc1J find wh,11 ..._ looking for."

US-Japan trade peace may be short lived IIJ IA,llt lh-lm

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m1~ht have thought Jr;ipan v.ould tliC heaving a collcc1rvc s1~h of rthcf J.1p1n's unc,pec1cd -.ucCC\\ 1n hot,,t1ng foreign comp1n1cf share o ( 11, ~rT11cnn• ductor m;irkct &o 20 pcrccn11n I.ale I11J2 -.ccrri.:d hkdy to end a long,n:nn1og lradc h.anle with the l"n11c.d <;t.1tc\ Bui bp.mc\C go ..ernmcm and 1n<tuw y ullk1al, fn:t that the ricv. found 11:ide peace coulJ he ,hort-h, l•d fhc)' v.urrv that h p!ln wtll he unaMc h'I m.:i1ntain tb.• 20 pcrocnl l .(H

produc t\.

Rc cardlcss of whclhcr Japan man4gcs to keep its ) h:are about 20 percent. few qucslion th3l the agreement h.., he lped bn:ak open the Japi,nesc markcL While then= I\ ,5,00'IC lalk 1n Wa .. hinglon or U$ 1Rg lhc semiconductor agnxmcnt as a model for Olher sectors. the asrccmcn1 may nt)I he easily rcph\."atetl Few Amcric.in 1ndus1nc1,, J.n: :i.s wcll-ortan11.cd or 3..\ cumpc110v,· .it the U.S. .s('ffl1COn duc11w hU.\ IRCM

have said lhcy regarded th-.: 20 pcrccn1 mark.cl share figure as an obligation of Jap:an. v.·h1le the hpane._\C h:a,·c- mterprc:tcd it more l~ly. · Even though u 1s clc.:1.1ly stated in the 4grct mcn1 a.s 3n · cxpccta11on," 11 w;u m1s un• dcrstood in Amcnc:, ( u a comm11mc.-nt)." S01:ahuro OkamaL\U, director general of lntcrn:111onal Trade Polley ;11 the M1nu1ry of lntcm:a1ion:al Trade and Industry, said

Then.: :ire al,o l.'t1ncem-. th,H Umtcd Stat...:\ 10 dchhenuely pmm1sc market s hare.: th~· Clinton adm1nis1ra110n mo1y •ry 11, DflJlly the lt.-s.,on, , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , or lht· ch1r 3~t\.'Cllll'nl ·· the MKLL\\fol U'-".: nf m:irkcl -..h.an: 1 u1r1lCI\ • tn uth..:r ir1J u~trn·:. 111 whic h the United S1.att• , 1i. dcnund,n~ ~rc3lt.."r o11..i:-c,-,, w ..h d.\ au111m,1h1k: rarh Jap,1.01:~ \11mr.rn1~-. went on .i huving h,r,~c 11f l ' Cii p1,-duu, 1.. onir1houng 10 rc<., ·nt v,mrl:unt\ 1!1.11 Am~·n1..,in m,muf Krwc.·r. c,,ukln l , ,,prl) J.1r.1n \lo, 11h , h,r,. in • 11mdy

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On-campus counseling center meets variety of student needs By Kyle Darnell , Reporter No one ntd co'109e 'NOuld be N6Y PreNJJJH p4ac:ed on sh.d«ltt tOO.v a r• ._. vaned u the c •mpus' demographics There ts., however. he.Ip avail• able to MSU .sludenrs llnding 1MmseN.. asking many ques• bons ~ having ,...., •ntwet1 The coun.sehng c..-iter, bc:ated 11"1 Han:lln Soc.ah room 21 1. d an o,as,& for students who tettl O\lerw~1moJ aboU4 ac.ad9mte

concern• car•et' choic•.s or pert,ONII connlcts AcedermeaOy, the inconitng coUtoge student may b,., sur-, p,tMd by lht INdequacy of h\& or her 1-tudy hat:Hts The OOU'l&ellng cent• offers indrvd~ I group counse&.tng on such top-

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Mu Ph, Epdon, an lntetn111M)f'lal mus,c honOr frat•rnlty, hat .-::led new offcera and begun prepar•tons tor a new-tnen"O« · pltdQe d nve . Donna Brint. .. the f()(fflef p,Nidenl. s,aid. The new offiee1a compn,e Mike Braz,ef. p,etldenl, Jaton H1ghlowar. vice pre111dent, RachHI Kapalski, Memllry and Judl1h Ab-tlili. 1reasurer The chapl• r •dviter• ••• Or Shely

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Music fraternity elects new officers

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<.ur~f'(ijttd.;~:o r J)C'l nl guJrd ,m ddtnsts and mo<Jnttd R1i:h Fa.n na .....~ 1n IC3f'• I I tht pres, 1.f'nfercncc followini: lht'm 10111. po4n1 win our• vrry cood ltlm, h~ just look So.1urday m ghl \ ' Onl"•p<un1 natnin31 scm,finJI to,i 10 thLS o,er lht ~nw and rift lh~ ycJr s na1u-.n,ll ch11mp1on the: •hok show DUI lhfrt," • Gcrlld St«klon Hawa.i, Pacilic S(•a Wunors But 1h1s young m.Jn, thOuJh ~u(k r1ng from the >tmi of a bitter de.frat, had Afetr '1)Cmng and s«<'nd· nothmg, 10 he :»hamcd of for ro und v1c1on cs 1g11ni1 h1m!.df or the ununlccd .ind Gen,·v:1. P:1 Jnd C.:cn1ral un"!cdcd M SU lmhln'Wa)h1ngton, m which the Whcn a.,ked about h15 pcr- poinl ,uard J as hc d OUI ('J~hl forman,t: at the NAlA .w,~u :u1d h,1 5 or 6 from the N1u rnn.1I \hampio n,h1ps 1 1 000<1nd 6 ol? from the line, K.1nsa.\ City's Kemper Arena, tht quiet youn& mon from Kincwood High School went

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WI felt 11 l'ICQ"1$.V)' for M1:n~J t~n~ orri s •!o~:cng~~ ml l('I s.tcr up my game tn the Fanna wa.s ncu pcrfec-1 from mum:\Jncn1 The r ressurc pu1 the lme (9 or 10 ,n ~ I~ five minutcl). whi pped pin•prnnl pa.,sc, in lhc lane fol' e:1gh1 \Ii.I.\ needed durin, 1hc R:gular morc L \.~l)b. and 1..omm111cd ~ .1\0n: Farina J:a1d. only 1wo 1umovcr,; · 1 w:as in prouJ or Rteh. C'o.a..: h Stocklhn w~ cc We '\aW him grow u the gen• stauc wi th 1hc poml gu3rd'\ What', up coach? cr:ll or 1hc team and Ulke o,•et play .1cain11 1hc Cou,11rs ,n c.-tvH.tn.AII,,. the natu r:al rok of a pu1n1 the quar1C"rfin1I WlR &.J. Colhn1 d1 tn11tN the 1• m• w1lh Coach Stodcton •• thf' cu11\1 nn the b.15kc.1t,.1II ,oun. lndlan• fell to Kawa11 ,PaoRc 85--84, SA1urdl,)' niiht The Jnd,ans stm1final thl' ro le ,,r 3 leader.~ NAIA game pined 1he Tnhc ag111nst Coach o f the Year Gera ld thc- 1ourncy's 1h1n.l-secdt·d S1od1on said 1um and the 1h1rd -ronked Fanni's oulst•ndmg play icam tn the l.Oun1ry :u the end Se h10U J--u 1nl . Ar11\ur ru1 him in a posnh,n fot a o( the rccul:ar M::a.\On . Third place finish t-1uu1. Jame\ S1cs 3II and pou1ble: All •T o urnamcnt Hawaii P1c1'1c had C'orcy Shc3d lc:m: MSl l"~ Team S(k-cUon w1th M>fflC o{ quicker. stronger alhlctcs, 111 progum \lo 1th a naufln311h11d• the he.\t haskc1bJJI players 11 eluding Roger Huggins. an Conl. fr. Pl- I rlik."C fln1jh to remc.-mbi..-r thc1r the NAIA D,vmon I level NA IA All-American :1nd caree rs at umc rin OUI w,1hout Ht wau pliy ,nc Pac ific h;avini; to inbound the Midwc~1cm The lnd,aM rc1uro 1hrcc ball. f or Mtdwcsc.cm. the team ~13rtcfs llC\ I ~ :ar, 1ndudlng Juoo Ptty, 8Jn lk..sky .ind concept p"-ld off at the 1our• namcn1. :u Coxh S1od:1on E J CoUin>. and l.cy playe~ orr 1hc ~ och, Ch.arhc Sager. CALAMtns: CAIA.Womt ns: went to hu hc nch early and . \ 4 - . ~ ltti,latt often every iamc. and the Chri.\ Owens. Kerry Brau ~ h ie.-llpl.a scoring leaders wt'rc dJf'fcroit and Gn:g Stc:W3r\. · 1 want tncoach a. n,uioru.l Joe MdlocncU 12 p$a,t.l for thn-c out of the four champio,uh1p team bclnrc I pmcs retire ncxl year, 11nd w11h ''I've hid hcucr u,d1vidual .•CAL!lWomtns: play.:,s, bu1 lhis 1J the hes1 lhc..-.t cuy~ coming 1tact Snd IC:un of bukcthaU pl,ycr, I the pos.s1Mc n.:cru11ng yi:ar h.avc ever c03C' hcd,.. Stndton we're kx>k:1ng to ha,c. we've goc a UM.it.~ S1od uon w d s:ud. 0

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N;,t1onal Tournament and head coach. Dr. G e rald Stockton. wa., n:amcd NAJA Coxh of the: Year hy his fellow coachc.., an Ka.ruu City Bart Beasley received an honor1bk:: mention spot o n the NAIA N:1tmnaJ team. ,llld two players. Ric h Pao na and Corey Shud. hid I ct\ance lO m1lce the AII-Tourna menc team at K.C 's Kemper Arena. So 11 w:u a £rc:H baske1ball year, n s h11 Riiht .. cx1..cp1 for one m11 nr problem The lnd111M •~¥cd ff.n. 700 fa.M at home games 1n o L. u,on Coliseum. one of lhc nicest :ind ta.rge,11mnas in tJus J i\m e1. Unfortunately. 1 ! :l~d. ~~

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MSU ca k:d enough 10 .:aucnd and e1vc (;Vl~n half-hc11rtcJ \uppo rt The 5.S00. 11,c:111 .aud,;urt um echoed the cmplm~ and apath y 111 lhc Tribe', home g.ime.s 11 1s J sad commcnury a.hout MSU .s1u<knn .lnd 1he CllJ7Cn\ o ( W1ch11.a F:ilb and their .support or MSU sports procram\ 11,erc ~ ms to Ix: nothing on tampu.s 1h11 even cloM:ly rot mblcs school spull anymOtt. The pmbk:-m. 5CCmJ 10 1'IC 1wofold I Lack uf s1udc.nt ,uppnn ,nMSU 11hlc11n . 2 UCk or promoo on Cenamfy the prubkm, ru\' m uch deeper .1nd more compte.1 lhan lhc.x I~ h.ls1c .s111c-men1& and a m ore indepth study 1~ necdc-d Perhaps the Wichuan radc rs can o((cr sugge,tu1ns 10

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Or Gcr•l d S10, Midw<",1e m'.\ head bl~ co.:ach for 21 yu,, named NA lA Oa, 111 l coach of the Yt .Jr .it ~ ,. of the ch:unpulfl,h1p ~._, · Rig.ht now. J would sonaJly rate thl\ 'ttorv./ the"-' n( :(t lO Wlflfllll£ Lit 1 uonal .:hamp1on~h1p l:'t(~ comes fro m pe:er\ 1n coaching indurny r,

h I n;2ll1..:d I fr~r the I rc:~V(' lO 1:ikc :,: e~~~J.-'fann:1 s:aid, • means lhat <>th<-, eo><t.,,,_, . The fln:d game st:JL\ were thal I've done .i great~ a tc ~tamcnl to h•-" ~ rd P:. year: Stockton u1d and husclc 1n tht hc.lrt·b~ His bcsl fin" h c~ ms defeat. 197S v.•hcn the India'" k, Farina (ini.s.ht d with JS GrJnd C2nyon 1n 1~ -_. int., 6 or 1 from ihc:: floor t hamrio nsh•r 1:ame: "-' :d 3 ' 0 r 3 from thn.""C•po1n1 ended 1hc SC.L'Kln w1U, a 1 r.ance including :1 2dfl.(~: record. · homb w1lh (WO !,CCOn S The lnd1:tns pulled ~th~t pro\11dcd ihc final o ne e1hcr 31nd won three bt po,n~:;'~~n that sevc-n re· ought g:imes ag3mu ~ .:ams as they earned he bounds, (ivc an 1s1.s. c t ory with out a s1an4-,_ s1c.1ls • nd the unmca., \lt.:I k:.&dcr.Ju p fin ihc court. fanna layer. GJCiblishcd himM:lf as one o ( The tc:1.m conccp1 , 1 lhc hc~t point guuds ·'" the ' nst1llcd early wuh 1hu. )'Qicountry at NAIA O,vm on J am. with the great p1.11 he Senior players H~k lcvc:1J'm living a dn::im here ,ch Fann111 and Cor-' making: ii ll\Js far in the na- head. ll~nal 1ournamen1. :1nd I'm ..Through the ycm I JU.st lf)'ins 10 ck., whalC\-Cf it been a c oac h . J don'1 kb tak~ for 1h1s ball cl ub to we have ever pul 1ognllc, 'fllll\R,- Fanna sa.id. poor to the team any bclltr than -.c ,t' loss .iu, )'CM We lacked I ht• 1n qu1clcncss 1n some PQl. \t.a. .. ,..,. . .'ll..... , . . ., , ..,,, _ .... 1ions as we ll as 1n .s~ and dcfcns.,vc ab,h11u. bi ~ :\ten',; Team To1uJ.., w-ay we ca.me 1oge1her ru. 1 ... 1u made us a good 1C11 11AII.._C1inM- ll •I 21r.-r,,.. ~ • " Sloc~ ~~g;=-:~1a11ons IO • , 1 ",,._aw-- u wz 6 16 MS U I ndians and Gen. 6~ 41lhnt•-S .-OOO Ou¥ Stockton for lhc1r v,c1oncu &UI the nauonal toumuncnL ~ S) T illtnoftSi.tW l'N" hflnor or winnsn~ 1hc lh.644 t1We-Wl'JIN-f.wMn11Col place trophy and the RX(\J': 7J tra,w M.tn'llMllln 8 1ylr" MS t1on of bcin g thr c('ach of Ck I J 1!.M1Tu• "''" U1uv : yaron lhe NAIA

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