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Austin Voters refused to ap. pro~e oonds for loans to agncultural businesses this week because backers _didn 't campaign er. fect1vel y or aggressively enough, said supporters mea s ur e . of th e Proposi tio ns I and 16 combined would have crea!A!d $125 million in bonds to back loaus to wom en-and minorityowned businesses and emerging businesses. Lotto Texa s completed its first year of operation S a turday wi th total sales of $1.01 billion.
San Francisco Researchers have discovered the defect behind almost half of all seve r e he m ophilia cases The new dincovery wiJI help doctors to detect most of the genetic fl aws responsi ble for the bleeding disor-
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Washington D.C. A federal prosecutor was asked recently to investigate whether a failed Arkansas thrift illegally contribu ted to a Bill Clinton campaign for governor and other political races, a repo rt said Sunday. An a dmin istration offici al, speaking on condition of anonymity, confinned Sunday that a refe rral has been made by the RTC and that a summary of the •ame document was aent to the J us tice Depar tment . But the IOurce decli ned to say What th e referra l was about or provide any other details.
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George W. Bush begins race to Texas capital
By Bill Alderruaa
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Education fund i ng, local governing or schools, problems with th e cri me rate, and th e s ta te's growing budget we re all topics George W Bush addressed at his visit to Wichi ta Falls on Nov. 9. Bu s h a r rive d at Kic kapoo Ai rp or t to announce his candid acy for gove rn or s hip or Th e Hirsc hi Texa s. Ju ni or ROTC gua r d snapped to atte ntio n to salu te his arri va l. About 50 peo pl e s t ood in antici pati on as Bus h entered the waiting room of the ai rport. Bush, 47, began hi s 27- cit y fi ve- da y, cam paign tour of Texas No v. 8 s ta r t in g in Houston and pl anning to end in Victoria. He will trave l to every r egion of the Lone Sta r Sta te rallying fo r peoples votes. and "La di e • gentlemen, let's make it official," Bush said . "I run a candidate for Govern or . of Texas." He began his platform by addressing the issue of ed ucation. For years, the gover nment has fu nded loca ll y a nd gove rn centrally, but Bush wants to reverse that order. He stated th at money is not a problem. Bu s h went on to explai n that eight years ago, state government picked up 52 percent of the education's cost. By 1995 the state's share will have sh runk to 44 percent. He said th at educati on should be t_h e govem monts top pnon ty
and th ey s hould try to fi gure out th e cost of providi ng a basic core, noqua lit y n o n s e n se ed uca ti on for eve ryone tha t is fair an d adequa!A!. Crime was the second issue he discussed. He believes that the rewards outweigh the ri sks and that it should be the PJ,010/Brandon Olds other way around . One of Pam Smith revi Cl\-'8 informat ion D\'&ilabl e at the 'Window to Awareness" display in the th e ideas he pl a ns to Cla rk Studen t Center Atrium. campaign on is no parol e ch ild r apis t s, fo r moles!A!rs and oth er sex offenders. He wants to make a change in th e jail sys te m an d i n t he By KBth ryn Self juvenile justice system. "I am hard-nosed on Editor No one can hide from Plann ing Clinic, sa id the sessment inventory. The adult criminals because I believe most of th em arc thi s kill er anymore. It project developed from an assess ment determines a of beyond re ha bilita ti on," strikes anyone, regard· interest on AIDS by the person's knowl edge AIDS, and explains difBush said. "I say, put less of age, faith, or sex. community. disthe of aspects rent fe in ur fo by problem a is wn kno "There is It ke ma nd a away th em letters, but its overa ll our community," Sinclair ease as questions arise. them stay there." b e said. "We kn ew that Fort After th e inve ntory, the The final concern that imp ac t cann o t Bush spoke abo ut was descri bed with words •· Wo r t h had somethi ng computer ofTers the per(simil ar) they were using son the chance to take a the growing stale budget. AIDS. Th e Wi lson Fa mily that worked well . We risk expos ure assessHe explained tha t it has grown 47 percent since Planning Clinic, in con- were a pproached by Levi ment. The compu ter pro· the pr esent Go ve rn or ·unclio n wi th grants from Strauss Founda ti on, who an d a lso wanted to do some- gram ends with referrals took office, and if it Lev i Strau ss Fami ly s Texa Wil son nd a o t ny AIDS Compa the bout a g thin continues to expand it Planning Clinic, Wichita Department of Hu man problem." .ll b $ l 0 4 b'Ilr ' . wn m Services, now has a new e e a It h H wi nty u Co Smith began writing another four years. tool to combat this grow- fo r the grant in May Department an d Vinson In Bush's concluding ing problem. 1992, an d r eceived fu nd- Health Center for further remarks, he said that this "AIDS: Windo w to ing in July 1992. Levi information. Smith said 79 HI V campaign is about Texas' Awar eness" will be on Strauss Foundation gave future not its past. di s play in the Clark a $10,000 grant, and th e positive cases have been He is offerin g the Student Center Atri um Texa s Depar t men t of r ep orted in Wi chi t a people a modern -day d uring the month of Huma n Servi ces gave a County, while 86 cases of revolution; a revolution of November for MSU stu- $5,600 grant. fu ll-blown AIDS h ave ho~, change and ideas._ dents, said Pam Smith, "I thi nk edu cation is been r epor ted. ThirtyTogether, we wdl public re lations director th e key to solving any of eig ht AIDS r ela t ed unleash the full potential of Wil s on Family th e social problems we deaths have also been reof this beacon state and Planning Clinic and ad- have today," Smi th said. ported in Wichita County. prove what I have always junct instructor of speech "It is estimate d, " The display includes a know in my hea rt what atMSU. con tinu ously run n ing Smith sa id, "that 500 to :cxa ns ca n.. drea m, Carole Sinclair, coor- AIDS _video and a com- 800 people in Wichita fexa ns can do. dinator of Wilson Family utenzed AIDS ris k as- Falls are HIV si ti vc "
Window' breaks silence in AIDS awareness at MSU
Op-ed
P;isc 2 Thursday, Novtmbcr 11, 1993
XfJ,tliryn s Comer Cookiegate:
Cookbooks discriminate against amateur chefs Discrimination manifests itself in almost any area of life in some shape or fonn. Sometimes, it
is more subtle, and other times, it shines brighter
than the North Star on Christmas Eve. Lost Sunday, I discovered this strong discrimination in cookbooks. Yes, I said cookbooks. Granted, if the only thing which discriminates against me is cooking, I stand in pretty good shape. But, like any fonn of discrimination, it cannot be o,·erlooked . All.er my stomach began cra,ing those sugar cookies PI'A moms are infamous for making (the ones with the colored icing wltich packed enough sugar to cause a glucose o,•erdose), I looked into a well-known cookbook to find the recipe. Nothing on the recipe appeared too difficult, so I headed to the store for cookie dough, a cookie mold and the few ingredients for the extra-sweet, homemade icing. Keeping the cookie in the proper shape from the bell-shaped cookie mold to the baking sheet required some skill . Aller battling with this powerful dough, I fin ally got all the cookies in the ove;he next task in\'Ol\'ed making the icing. The recipe was only u paragraph long, so I felt confident in nn easy success. I was definitely in for a surprise. To begin, the recipe called for four cups of sifted confectioners sugar. On the second cup or sifu?d sugar, I began to think somewhere out there was a cookbook author laughing al a small cook laking the time to sift this sugar which did not look much different after sifting I continued on through the fourth cup, and felt as if I had reached a small victory. The simple steps came next, right? All I had to do was combine the sugar, a cup or shortening and o . teaspoon each of vanilla and water . Wrong agam. By the time I had all the ingredients m the mixer and started the power, my combinalion began to take flight. This thick mixt.ure coated everything in sight in a matter or minutes, and then decided to attack the blender. Before .1 knew it0 the mixer began making this low rumbling as if it was about to fall oITits rocker. The blades began to slow, and the engine sounded like a plane heading straight towards the ground. Unplugging this beast o.fkitchcn machinery avoided a crash-landing. My icing finally came together after I poured approximately a cup of water m the bowl, despite what the recipe called for.
Let ter s to the Ed ito r nfnictcd with dbcas~:-i ~uch as Diabetes, Cyclic Muscular Fibro sis, Dystrophy nnd others With th e technology of cloning, we nrc n_ow ublc to hnn·est insulin from Hitl er believed th ut hucteria and soon may 1'.e ~enetically th e human able to purchase cows race was suffcri ng from milk with insulin made mutatio ns Hi s belief within the cow. A dinbeLic arose from reading a gc• would be pl ensed to juSI netics book by one or the drink a gloss or milk. famous Gcnnan scicntist,c:; Chromosomal DNA is of his lime. He was influ enced to follow and soon considered to be the malead a doclrinc formu• lerinl or life. It contains lated by scienti sts nnd the genetic code that 1s ca rri ed out with th e uni\'crsal nmunj! orgnnfeared Germnn SS Whal isrns (bacteria, plant, nnd Hiller didn 't know wa s animal). These codes, that sunival of the fittest masterminded by the is through "Naturul supreme architect (God.), Selection" by mutll lions have complicuted repm r Selectable mutlllions do a syste ms to insure long better job of sun•i\ing in term inheritnhility hv prese nl c nvironmcnl:- correcting unwanted muwhich arc forc\'cr chang- talions Chromosomal DNA (3 ing I am n Christian and X 10' bnse puirs) has not believe thnl God, nil been totally mopped or knowing and all seeing, understood but, ussumc had the wi sdom lo know after we map the human that by mul11linn the sur- chromosome with the i 11 • vival of life wou ld ron- tr. nti on to recrea te, we still face a huge problem . tinuc. Sci enti s ts today arc We would still have lo studying genetic rcco m- find each gene's function binal ion ,md performing nnd to further complicate experimen ts with clones this there ore still some that will sen ·e humans genes called "jumping
Dl'nr Editor I am writin g n re, sponsc to your article in "Knthr \'n·s Corner" on thursdny October 28. entitled "1.,fc God 's choice."
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learn how to ckc up the utnms th nL ntn genetic molecu les.
An embryo is the red suit or male sp.e~m an female egg fert1l11.1ng t~ a growth stage (cmbr)o). Each embryo is made of the necessary DNA) to row o person. or ut 1~r f;,,;ng things. Smee Gods code is the DNA .then nn em bryo is a hvmg creation. This ca n bnng up the issue of ubortwn . Should we conv1cc somc~::ee~~;~~ jer who aborLs
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Dear Editor: Why is/was the computer lab in the Fowler building clo se d for Halloween? f nm a working (fulltime) student und it is hard for me to get into the lnb anyway. P.S. .. Danks don't even close for Halloween . Joseph P. Bohac
Remember to drive safely during holidays A time to be thank. ful is once again "Pon us. It seems that during the Thanksgiving pc. riod , most people are trying to get home to their loved ones. This is a time when families reunite and gather together for big turkey dinners and 8 period of time when we give thanks for being able to get together and enjoy ourselves. This also brings on an increase of traffic on and streets our highways . We, the Texas Departme nt of Public Safety, urge everyone to use extreme core this year, so that we can live to have another Thanksgiving. It is true that many Texas citizens will become a statistic dr;ring this holiday period and that many planned gatherings will be ruined by these tragedies. Let us keep in mind, as we plan our trips and gatherings this year, to plan ahead and give ourselves plenty of travel time and plenty of rest stops . We must remember to be a defensive driver and to watch out for the other person at all times. Remember, no matter how good of a driver we may be that we cannot control the person that we arc meeting. We have no guarantee that that person has not dropped a cigarette, had a cardiac arrest, tanked up on booze or hopped up on pills. Let's drive as if each driver will always do the unexpected and in this manner we can live to enjoy another holiday. Remember, to always be a defensive driver. The Texas Department of Public Safety.
All.er fini shing the project, the di scrimination in that cookbook came ever so apparent as I cleaned the walls and floor. The cookbook expected me to be a PI'A cookie expert. Of course, I know there is no action I can take against this biased cookbook au.thors. Ever heard of an association for the protection and development of beginning cookers? Me either. Kathryn St/fl• tditor o{ Th t Wichiton .
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more viable in the future . cannot come from state As a part of renova- appropriated revenue . tion, the proposal in- Instead, funds must come .. .............. ...Editor Kathryn Sclr.. _. _ ... cludes a re-bidding of the from an issuing of bonds current food service ven- which would in turn be ...... ...... ........ .........Mln:iging F..i.Ji1or Julie Nanny reclaimed through an indor, PFM. OmluCagc - - - - ... . ........ ...Copy Editor Farrell said that while creased student center Untla Wil5onScotl... . .... .. ... ... .... Edi 1orialksisun1 this does not necessarily fee. A7.alUDur.u, .. . ....... ......Gr:1phk Nli\t Further money would mean that MSU is dissatisfied with the current be obtained through reKyl<Ru'-'<11 .. ......... . .. ..... ...... ..l'hocogrnphyf:.diror vendor, the re-bidding is quiring the newly-con D"'1<k>n01d, ... ... . . ······ ...... .. ...... .. ,__ _J>t10IOgr.1phcr necessary due to the pro- tracted food service venJohnGramh.lm ..... . ... ......... P.cp,r1cr posed changes in MSU's dor to donate and/or lend DryanD:ill.W food service needs. a "substantia l amount" to ...... .... .... SflOrL~Etlilor the project. Orcw Mym •···- ..... .. ............ .... ..... .. ...... .... . .. .Sporb Rtfll.)flcr The student center The CSC renovation Dean Law,cucc ............... .. .... - - - ~...Mo\.·ie Rc,icwer a fl at-fee charged to a fee, slates commiLtce report Mclissa Sulli\'atL.. .. -~ - -~--- .....Music Rc,icwcr projected co s t of each student enrolled at inMSU, would increase .... - -- -- ·~·.C:111000;,1 $4 ,884,480 which WaylilnGn:cn ~;:; from the current $15 to ~:/~~e:e~ i~~:sb~:I ~ M>nagcr Cu.ulltion . ..... ..... ... ......... ...... .... Malone. on Ja.< $35. 0 . . .. A\\i.,ram CircuL11ioo Manager "minor costs such as EricSclr. .. painting and carpeting If the referendum . ....... .... ...... ..... _.Dusinc.ss Man.iger F.tic Dtcks . rooms that wi ll not be passes, the fee change ............... AJ,•,-r,;,;01M:magcr D:im 11,-•, ;11,...... take place in the renovated." will Such costs would be .. ... ... .Atlveni~iui; Rcrrcsc nt.'.lti\'C Jason Toci:cr.. summer or fall of 1994. ts This fee will then accudepartmen by funded ntat.i\'C Rrpre~ ,ing 1 .Atl\·cni. ...... Randy Dn:wsrcr making use of the rooms mulate and be invested . .........Adviser BC'lk M:1lonc:. .. not schedul ed for reno• until construction begins lnr~nU(liMt f'rc.u Ctip)Ti"lf C l~l . 1/ce Wirllil"" ,,, Mi,: /lrlJ111.1 1 111t1ubc.u fTio:Te,,u vation. r.!11.111y lUa'C"li.il in the spring of 1996. AJoJU .... -11,r,C~lrp r- sm~ 'Jlat~·..w. re~ .... Dt!1::n1J11 1ti law, financDuring this time, the r,-i:,;«.=:,-;:~ Byfo rstate i::~:!•: ;~~-~;;:;~7! ::'o!~!:'..~~=::! renovation committee hopes to begin the ing _. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •••' .... '·~ • , " ' . ," . "" • ' .,; °' " ' .,; " ,; . "' ;;; . . . . , •. &':-:.:;::;•
the repair and upgrading, such as painting and carpeting, that is not included as part of the proposal. Though Farrell said MSU cannot assure the price of renovati on in 1996, he is confident the project will succeed. "Can it be done? Yes," Farrell said. "Everyone is confident." In order to try to make the new CSC as self-sufficient as possible, the committee included in the proposal a clause requiring revision of university policy to "close the loopholes which allow offcampus groups to use the CSC faci liti es without bei ng ~h arge , by sponsored by a univerorgaor sity department nization who does not actually participate in the planned event." Al so included is 8 clause requiring "all stu-
dent center revenue, infood any cluding court/food service, convenience store and bookstore rent" to be returned to the student c~nter. Currently, only some of the CSC revenue is reinvested in the CSC . Voting will be held at the following times and places: QDec. 6 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in !Gllingsworth Hall· Ql)ec. 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Pierce Hall; QDec. 8 and Dec. 9 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Moffett Library lobby; QDec. 7 and Dec. 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the CSC Blue Lounge; QDec. 9 and Dec. JO from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the CSC Atrium. AU currently enrolled MSU students are eligi· hie to vote and muat bring a valid MSU f.D. card or other picture I.D. to vote.
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for studi cr.s an outlet works in i°t~ onginnl essay~ she ud,ng poetry, lo 'ort stories. photypcs and \'artous Voices o artwork . The di\· . staff encourages t ers,ty of input and !c:~sses that work will be ptcd from all areas of st udy,
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"I'd lo\'C ll> ,,,., son11! poe try conlt•Sl~ ore i:nnd greal ,•;sa,·; 0 11 11111th or wny~ to mnkc pro~pc,·tivl• student~ nwnrc fl f !Wmr of sci,• ncc,' .lr,hns,,n s:n<l the pr11~rn111s MSU hns lo offer. Ross said, '\\'c• want the publirnli on lo mirror All three \101rr., staff the whole c:1111pus, not Just the tngli, h und art members ai:rcr th111 the goal for Voices shuuld be drpartmrnt,: to estublish itself ns a community presence not just on the cnmpu~ itself Ross ;nid the• 111ag11· hut in Wichita Fall s 11s zinc will nguin cundurt n well . high schoo l poetry con· test. Ross ha s nskcd 15 arcu school s to submit Essnys, short stories, their hcst poetry works. In addition , RM, said the poetry nnd other written material mny he plncr.d in mnJ!nzi1w ii, ro ndurlinl! nn C'ssny con1t. ~t fnr lif- 1hc box locntcd on !he tl'cn nn:a junior coll c~cs second floor in thr The topi c for 1his year is Hnrdin Administration "In the U.S. toda\', should building. Entries in thr there ll<' any linu.ts to free nrt and photogrnphy di,i· sions should be suhmiued speech"" to Gnry Guldhcrg's office in the Fnin Fine Arts Ross said th o! both the essay wnlesl and the Center
Job search seminar scheduled for Nov. 15
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DA crimina_l mischief cas c,- desert bed as on&otn g by Police Chief H.G E,·ans, occurred this week . An unknown substance was poured onto the fender of a Ford vehicl e, in . causing dama ae an IS · paint h 12 i~ch area . me by DA black Che,·y pick-
me TheCTexn_s Employnt ommi ssion will co nd uct a Job Search ~emmar Nov. l!i in Clark ludent Center Rooms lOS and 109. Workshop~ will _begin at I p.m and contmue until 4 Pm. for four consecutive days
lt1•1mrl<' r Tv. u locnl l,nnd, , S1111lty and th e f olknJat•. will prrform Nov 18 111 thr> Clnrk Studrnl r.,•n ttr U11llroom. Th r conc,• rt, ~~n11orrtl b)' th e Bnptul Studrnl Union in cMprrnlion w11h C'1rrll' K lnltrn:1t1011:1l, will hl'5:in 111 7 pm. ,,nth lh" t'olknd11u Smiley w11l t..:,kr thr !i!U1£r. nt. 9 p.m. Th,, conrl'r l •~ 111 ro111unct io n ¥.ilh tht AUARt; conte1t ~p\lTl:tun•d Ly thl' MSF cm111,ehnc ct rHer There will hr. no r hnr ~r for :ul m1 !illl 10II
NAACP and BSU sponsor bake sale Dy Toni .Jones
neport,•r The NAACP 1111d th !! Block Student Union will !lponsor n hnkc ,- 1e from 9 n.m. to 1 rm Nov 16 in the Clnrk Studmt 11
C<'n~~cu;~~~;u:~fl gr ll O ,·,,ricly of food11. thnt wi~I inrlu,te cnkr!i!. cupc.1.k~s and Lrowni e1- Thry nrc tryine LO rn1io monr.y to hrlp ,.upp<>rt futur (' progrnm s
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Uy Cindy Knhtcr Br.II Reporter . Phi Sii:mn Alpha. the polilicnl science honor society, will ini ti nle M new members ot n dinn l' r nt 7 pm. Nov. 20 nt Lhe Loi? Cnl,in in Lucy Park , Johnnie J Covert, instruct.or of politic.ii science, snid. Those init ia ting nre· Joseph F Cerrito, Shirley Cr:1n, Jn so n C. Joy, Raymoiid ,J Pori!i , Timothy K. Robinson , J ennifer S. Solgodo, 1.orc'I Wilhelm, Mory Chandler, Hugh Hick,, Dnryl Mn,tm, ,\ngeln J . Pnul, Scoll D Rodriguez. ,Jeffrey 8. Showen .ind Scotl A Young Dr Snm WnLcion "i ll be speaking. Cn rol Ann cllo will provide the mcol, which wilJ include lnsa~n. lt:1linn snlad, bread sticks, dr.sscrt and beverage&. Th e cost will be $6.50 pt. r per!lon. Reservation s ore rcquirrd by Nov 15. To make r<'scrvations, coll ex t. 47•19 or cxL 4376.
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BSU offers devotional By Cindy Kohler Rell Reporter What You ore Looking For con be found meeting al 7 pm. e\'ery Tuesday night in the chapel on the sixlh floor Killing,worthHnll. Ty Phillips , director campus relations ond socio! concerns for the Baptist Student Union, describes \VYLF 01 a non•denominntionnl devotionnl with guitor music. ~It wns designed with the students in mind who a.re in need rellowship,M Phillips SJ.id. Mlf ru,yone has a problem nnd would like someone to pray for them Lhis is Lhe place to
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Znletcl c~rrently . hold; three nll-l1mc md1vidua) records. nt MSU : most points in a scnson With 611, mos_t rebounds in season with 30 1 and b a field goal_percentage ii~
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Gerald St~ckton has bUl _one rcma1n1ng Wish in his _last year to coach 8 1 Midwestern State 11nivers,ty. "We want a national chnmpwnsh1p .. . no run. up we want t 0 Win it ncr· ' . 811; he smd. plisi~~i°:}::s~::C~hi~ else but the elusive na. champ10 ns h ip in tion nl hiS career as the Tribe's lender. The lndfans have been 10 the national lournat' t men i5°vcn . •mes, 197 and thrde~ •~es, '" h 5, '81 an as year, t e Tribe the p,·nal •dvancc_d to h S • tockton also four, wit taking home lhc NAIA Coach of the Year honors. In spite of this record about four years ago th~ conch began to hear criticism when the Indians had five successive teams (hat did not meet expcctaUons. MSU's strong finish last seaso_n, which ended in the national semifinals with a heartbreaking onepoint loss was, therefore more than just a good year to the coach who wanted lo end his career as a \\inner. "f felt vindicated as 8 h ·1h th fi e mish a nd coac WI conch of the year honors,. Stockton said . "It was rerf gratif}ing to come I,ack with two good years. There were those who thought maybe I was past my prime."
• · ""'The fos . th nals to c s •n c semifi- his memories. In th e lute 'iOs nnd chnmpi~cntual national Pacific, w;:; tou ~•wnii - early '80s, the coach nlso gh lo the served us the NAIA repnonnally · II rcscntntive lo the "To ~oI YS!ockton. and Nati ona l Association of come ug so close · P short ... ll was Collegiate Director's of certainly·
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.. , didn't want to leave the coaching profession on a down note, ond wnnled th e op portunity lo pro\'e tltnl the !cum could rebound und er my leade rship." he explained . "At the same time, lhe at hletic director position was very grnlirying." The coach, of course, decided to slay where he thought he would be the most helpful lo the players, and where he really wonted to be anyway, on lhe bnskclbull court.
"I nm a tencher fir,t, student oriented, and I wanted to be where I would have the most contact with the students: Stock'·n said . w "The players, and of 1h ~;~;:~1c ;:~:~e:rc gel so close lo the players. You scream al them, hug them and die with them: he said. "You gel close because we're in on cmolionnl setling, like a life or death situation ... you win nnd loso ballgames together, and these stressful silua(ions produce a real bond with people," Stockton added .
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Men's basketball wins opener The fifth ranked Indian basketball team tipped olT its season on Nov. 8 against the Pilots of LSU-Shrcvcport. MSU fell behind early, 16-12, as thei r shooting was ice cold . Bui Utah Slate transfer, Rodderick Hay got an easy lay-up and a monster jam lo start MSU on an 18-0 run. The Indians took a 5139 lead into the iockcr room al halftime. In the second half the Pilots managed to pull within six points of the Indian lead twice . But each time they managed
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