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ACHIEVEMENTS Rich,rd A•h. MSU prof~SJOr or an. ha). work hicluded in the 12th Na.11ona l An nual Ei}11h1uon~ m C11r,1,·Jna, reprc\CntcJ 1, A,h Tcu, , 1 1hrce ~crccnr11n1,, •N11h1watch," · rrorhy. ~ p
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Stalf Writer MSU h35 one of tht.' low~t crime rates or any college , ampuses in Tens. Only 96 crones wen: reponed at MSU in 1993, and 77 were reported in 199.S, according lO the Tc:us Unifonn Crime
Rcro:, comparison. East Teu.J St:u e UniYers11y. which h:is a similar student population as MSU. had a 101.ll of 145 cnmcs reported for 199,. Figures from Ea.st Teu .s in 1994 arc no1 )'~I :w:tibhk
Mos1 of the ,rimes reportl.'d to the MSU pohce dcpartmen1 were m1nor-1nvolv1ng cl.urns of u:lcphonc h;an ,.;sment's and fal ,e .s«unty :inJ fire :al:1nn.\ No on.,: (1n <.-:ampu~ seems to he t.'Xat:11)' sun: why MSU 1, winnin1; the war on cnmc. When :iskrd why he thinks MSU's enme 1nde:.. 1.s low compared 10 01hcr univers1tics. Mt:;t: pol11..e omcer Tunothy Swctlt-ierg said. -we ba.vc :i young. aggrcss1w Swedt-.cr¥ saul he kcl-. I.he student body. a~ wC'll :u non•\tudcnL-\. ,1r1; a\l.•arc of how ofk·n the offo:e~ ~rroltha.fs wh)' crime 1\ low on campus
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- ~fo,t 'itu<kn t, feel ~ •..because v.e patrol around We cover lcs.s ground 1ha.n city orru.:en. rnoshly 10 miles.- t:;wedberg \31ll · w e cover mflrl: arc:1 In a \h,1r1cr amount tlf t1mc-1t'5, a \maller bear.. - he added. •They B ludcnl,;) dnn·1 know c tlM..11) "hat ,.~·re do ing \h do 1he unc,rccteJ, we never follow \Cl rou• tines • u id s ..•cdhc:rg -sometime, ..-. e park ,. car and noN>dy knows ir \I.C J actually 1n the car or ir we lit c,n foot ra1ro1.• he :lddcd MSU chief of pohce. H.G E,ans. sa.id he doc,n't ha\'C any rason for MSl1'J lower cnme rates hut djd ~)' he reeb tha1 most o ( the cnmc comm1n.:d on campus 1s nN Jrom enrolk'd \ ludent~. hut from non-students who 1.'.Cimc <1nh'I MSl''s campu~. fa.an~ -tlw sa1J he foci;. \•ISL'"s ,;1udt::n1 l)\l pulauun 1~
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~Down1own rel.all lrihup• pmg ha\ mo\Cd tr, Sikes Scntcr•vnc hlol'k awa y• which has 1ncrca.wd cnmc on campu,; We arc ln Op(n · campu<; Some unl\crsn1cs hJ\'C ptc suJ.rJs tu chcl"k fof car decal,. ~·c don t.' \aid Ev.ans When c,•:aluatmi MSU s cnmc. one mu~t rcme mbcr that other rcrortcd cnmc,. ~uch .a, f.ihc alarms .md tt'lt:phone h:&r1<;,mcnt). ,m: n<,1 1urncd in tc• 1he l 'niform Cnmr l ndc '< Th<"'C minor
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MSU h:u 1:ikcn mc:uurcs 10 help conl«'I the 3moun1 or cnme on c3mpus. Twenty • four hours. e\"cry day of the year 1hcrc u a1 least one offi~cr p:itrolhng M SU's c:impus. S.11d E\' an.'i. Orficcrs p:atrol all MSU l'luildings and grounds. the prcs1dcn1's house and grounds, and the OEC and tr.\Ck arc.a. Three years :igo, the MSU police depa rtment h1n:d ;i; studcn1 assis1a.n1 10 work ~\'cnmgs on foot patrol :around and 1n the Clark Student Center and all the dorms. The s1udcnt 1s within r3d10 contx t of the flOhcc at all time.~ The MSU campus police depJrcmen1 1s only one rcr~on larger than when 11 w:is cr~:ucd tn 1968: s.1id pol1ce The Evan~ department 1s comprom1.scd of fi ve palrolmcn. one ~rgl!:lnt. one chief, on_c M:C· rctary. four student ass1.\ tan1S and one three-hour t1clcc1 wntcr fof this YC3T. Sw~dl"icrg said weeks an: usually quiet except for Cheyenne C.iulc Co. college night, MSU polu;c officer Jerry Smyers added, · w e're lucky. w..-: have ra1r\y small campus c:ommunuy. When we make an arres1, 11's ohscrvcd hy others. We've even waited for a student 10 rnm1; out of their class, or m their dorms.• At all times. MSU 's offit..-crs c:irry a gun, surfical gln,·c<;, a pocket fl:ishhghl. 1apc recorders, handcuffs. and an As p collaps,hlc hi• ton. · rve heard rumors of hulc lnlil:&nccs where d<'llm room!> h:avc bc..-cn l'lrokcn into. hut nobody has complained According lo Evans, tn 1'182. a hgh1mg committee was ,·n::itcd and a.<,signcd tiy MSL! Preside nt Lo uis Rodn~uc1 to cv,luatc MSU's hgh1mg on c:impus. The hghtmi; comm1 ttcc LS comrmcd oft~ dean of Siu . dcnl,. the chic:( of pohcc. the phy,1cal pl.ant dirct:t<ir. a hbranan and a faculty member faery week, the hghttng
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CGiii~us-v••Are you prepared for finals?
Mork I.oyd ~,social< Editor The W1chitan had many things in abund
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~mes1er: sohd reporting, timely and ancc this ~ wries and criucs. ncwswonhy s It i-. those in the critic department I w Id 1'k 1 ,sk: Whal help did you offer• C10 Critics. did yc_>u know The Wichitan operated on a skeleton staff tht~ semester. The_paper was minus n sPor1·" reporter, _mmu_s a copy•cd1tor and minus one pho1ographcr 1his spnng. Yet, every week 1h was on 1he Slands put logether by a sclc~t c papc~ ,iaff members who worked diligcn1ly to ~;~?i;e campus mfonncd. Yes, th~re were mistakes. most preventable. but we recognized them and c d (hem in a timely manner. oncctc ~clle Malone. the papcr:s advisor, is 10 be
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anoihcr angle of a s1ory. She will not rc1urn 10 Ms'/; in the fall. a decmon made in haste by the univer -1
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Carmen Ortiz junior
Tori Smith freshman
"I have only one. It will be okay."
"I'm more prepared than last semester."
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Mary Laud senior
Ben Daniels sophomore
Sherri Pryor senior
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helpin~ getting the paper gel to press each week. ' . This fall marks.a sort of new beginning for The W1ch1tan. T here will _be a new advisor, editor and staff at the helm of this great paper. The critics will still be here, t~e same fac~s. making tired comments without offenng a~y ad':1cc to irr,prove the paper. Some arc experts 1n tht1r fields, most arc still in training and far from being qualific1 to do much
belier lhan !his scmcsler's slaff. I was not the perfect edi!or. I did not run a
perfect operation. Many of the mistakes passed across my desk and I missed them. And come
Thursday af1ernoon. albeit mainly 1hrough 1he grapevine, I heard about them. Gossip is all lhe feedback I got. No leuers 10 1he editor, no dialog through professional channels. just snickers and whispers like 1hosc in a high school classroom. I appreciate the cpportunity the universily ha.~ give n me. I feel my skills as a journalis t have improved in many aspects- reporting, editing. layout. It has gi vcn me the all important real world t:xptritnce. I appreciate the critics for making me thickskinned, almost callus 1his semes1cr. You all have helped me realize thal talk. rcaJly is cheap when you are doing what you love to do. Please circle all rrustakes in this commentary and
submil 10 Wichi1an office by Friday, May 5. The person who correctly identifies all mistakes gets to be editor next fall.
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Outgoing adviser states views Dear Etlilor; Over 1he pasl 1wo years. there has bee n an abundance of arm-chair editors with an abundance of ignorance of whal a weekly newspaper is about. offering an abundance or criticism with little inclination 10 do more than be a part or 1he problem. Ir the newspaper has hccn so in1olcrahlc. where was all this cxpcnisc when the going g01 tough? I have observed lhat lhcre arc many who would like 10 control the reins or the paper, but who ha\'c neither the skills. dedication, dctcnnination, grit nor understanding 10 carry lhrough when it quickly becomes cvidenl that putting ou1 a wcddy s1udcnt newspaper L~ not the glamour game imagined. What many people fail to realize is that 1hc o,;malk:r lhe ncwsp:ipcr. 1hc more journalistic sic.ills arc required or the smaller staffs lhat put those newspapers togc1hcr_ All s1aff mcmhcrs must he ready, willing and ahlc tc1 double and triple on the tasks n1.--ccssary 10 get that ncw~p:ipcr on 1he s lrcct. Most weekly newspapers do not have the advantage of large staffs where each person 1s rcspon.'l1hk for a .\ inglc task. The editor of a daily newspaper m::iy Ix: 1hi.' pc~on who docs nothing cxccp1wntc I.he 1.·1.hlonal or ;in opinion column or just keep up with 1hc now of 111f1,rma1ion: the cdilor o ( a weekly newspaper must dnuhlc as business mana1:cr. prohlcm ~~ Iver~. ma.kc-up ani~,. copy editor. and he or she will likely cover .scvcrJI of lhc n:gularly scheduled t,:m•crnmcn1:1l mccung.s. He or she may also have the respon'l1h1hty of making photographs. doing feature srnrics. hagging the mail copi.:.~ and ultimately sv.-ceping the 0oor. These ccn:unly arc no1 all the l horcs that often l'lcrall the cdiwr of a ""·cckly newspaper. hut this lis1should enlighten I.he uninformed ahoul the magnitude of skills expected of wl.':ckly newspaper p.:oplc and md1catc 1h~· degree or dl.':dic:u11Jn fl.'qu1rcd. In the ca.\e of a wcckl)" ~tudcnl ncwspJpcr. it 1!'- rJre mdl~cd 1r a staff mcmlx:r has all of thc ah<>\'C skills when hl· or she goes 1in M3ff. That is why ii is cons1dcrcd a \ludent newspaper. It i~ an oppr,nunity for s1udcn1s lfl hone 1hc ~kills they arc k arnmg and m learn add1uonal ..,k,ll.!> thcy have not acquired wi1hin the academic clas.<,room. ?\fore impon.intly, 1he s1Udent newspaper sho~ld rro\1<lc rnfr,r• mauon studcnlS need 10 function in their cap.icily as .\ IU· denis and 10 provu.k a forum fN campus dc0atc. h \ huuld he 3 s1t1dcn1 product and not that of a professor who ha~ 1.,-ditcd and n:wri11en II story 10 the point that the studcnl no longer rccogm,t·s it. Such rcwrincn stone.\ shuuhl 0e incligihlc ror compct_i11~1n m s1udcn1 m~d•~ contest. In my opinion and joumal1.\IU: plulo~ _phy. 11 1s dc.m uc11, c nf JOurnalistic cth1c'i and rcspon~101hty tu give ..,_lUJcnt 'i lhc idl!a that wrnning. an av. ard supl•rsedcs the JournailqK misswn. In thl' lvn~ haul. llwsc .'ltudcn~). arc _cvcmu:illy going to hJv'-' IO produce copy for some discerning cd1tor·•
provided 1hcy elect to s11ck with the profos.~ion--and there isn't going to be a professor around 10 rcwn1e his or her copy. h doesn't ta.kc bu1 one look for an editor 10 know what I.his prospective journalist can and cannot do--thosc who can't make the grade don't get hin::d or shortly get fired; the school from which they came loses crcdibilily•• and lhc word makes the rounds among newspaper editors. The student newspaper is a time for learning. indudmg learning from ones misiakc.s. But it is preferable to make those mistakes at the student level than at a time when it means the difference between a job and I.he unemployment liRC. Additionally, it is importan1 that the student newspaper be exactly that! Ideally. the student newspaper adviser will be hired scpar.111c and apart from any academic division or administrative division. He or she would be directly rcsponllihlc to a puhlica11on hoard made up or student~. elected hy 1hc s tudem body, and 1enun:d faculty, elected by the faculty senate. who can put their weight and support hchind the puhlication. ld1.~ally. it should be housed apart from academic and adm in 1s1rat1vc funct ions-preferably -in 1hc student c:cmer of the univcrsity--10 clim1natc the appearance of pandering 10 any one department or office. If the adviser knows his or her husincss. the newspaper can u.~ually func1ion with student ~ppropna1ion _funds a~d advertising ~ v~nue. Evcmually. if the advcmsmg base in the community 1s adi..-quatc--and i1 1s in "'1'.ichua Falls--thc. new-.papcr ~hould bernme sclfsuppontng. But, above and hcyond all thing.~, 1hc student newspaper should he a studcn1 rnxJuct. It should never he relegated to the role of a public relations tool. At the momcn1 it hc~umes_ such, 11 cease~ 11s 1dcnlily a.!> a newspaper._ l hu~ 11s value as a honing ground for prospc~11vc 1oumallsL~ and as a student ncwllp;1rcr ceases; 11 ~ comes another animal m the world of communication-a propaganda sheet for special mtcre.\ ts. It 1s additionall y hurtful to student~ when 1he power.\ 1h:u prc\'ail arc so mtn!d m 1helr own academic pumpou~ne~'l 1hat they have lost si1:h1 o ( educational purp?~···lhat of training young minds 10 think. II is a relJ!1\'Cly Mmplc matter 10 acquire information. hut i1 takes an educated mind 10 C\'aluatc. assimila1c and usefully ~;1!~t ~~al information. And--~a mind is a tcrrihlc thing: Ma_y pc:acc. pros ('ICrity and a free and ,c.,ponsihle prcM be with you always. Belle Z. Malone Joumalis1. Teacher. Adviser
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Sports F.dilor ~ 11 hllS h..'t'n all sea.so n long. Team Arrnw. thl' MSU cycling ll~Am. 1.h 1mma1cd '"' " of the lhH'c ,·n·nt!ri at th...: South CcntrJI C1Jlkg1a1c Co nfrrcn\'c Chamr11on\ h1p, at the Un1, c ~1ty ,11 Tn:i.1- o n April 29 J Md 10 h) C.:i.pturc firs1 place honor1o TL'am Arrci\\ bc1..1mc the overall wrnnc r in the cn tcnum and n,ad mcL: 'Jnc only even, MSU Jid not 1,1,, ,n ovl.'rJII \\ 3 \ the team lime tnal
In the cntl·num CVl'nh o n Apnl 29. J:bOn F1shm.in took rust plac.·. c in 1he men 's ..:atci:<iry A while u.-ammatc
Ami A~sayag <amt· 1n ..-. llh 1h1rJ MSU's Paul R1.•l J follo" cd wuh 'iit'<lh. and Tim Kt·hon anJ Alhcn1 Va~u.:, t1)1,1k c1~hth .1nd 12th plJ1.'\·, Brandy Alc.;and1.•r cJml' m f1llh m the..• '-" 1in1en ~ c .itcir•ry A rul lo wed h~ lCJmm.111.; Cry:,,,tal Buller ,n
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In 1h1.· men·, ea1q:o r) B. Chn, Am.1).1 cap1urcd fir~1 "ilh th~· J').,1,1Jnl'L' nf D.i,,, who 1110k 1111h Jnd hi:lrx·d Mx.lh. Jason Davis once .again AmJya. 1n 1n1t1a11n~ J ,tole rm,t 1n the men·, hrcahway l'lrly m 1ht• tJl C l.'.ltegury U wh1k Jcn'n,ln Ghual too k third in the Gha13I 100k fourth in th..: women's catciory B ancr \\Omen s c.·. atq :ory 8 As.\aya~ took lirst m 1h1.• rnmmg hJC'k from a cra.~h men's c:;Uc(!ory A roJd ra1.·c l:uc in the ran· and \\ mnmr J finishing 60 ~pnnt at 11\1.• fin1"1 o n Apnl Team Arw" comph:h.·d seconds ahead of th,: rc\ t cif thL~ racer~. F,~hman capturt·d S(·a,C1n J f.)I) l"M,Hnts ahead «1f plac1.• Tc.;u., A&M .•co.nJ 1 1. took !lccond while RcaJ
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