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case coverage By Nnillc L e\\ is Associate Edito r After month~ o f media blitz. thi.: O.J. Simpson case's ncw:-.•wonhincss 1s now as much a focus as lhc story il,c\L I-las the media hccomc ~wcr-saturah.!d with " Juice·· news'! Is 1t hype or is it news? Do inquiring minds still want 10 know? Or is ii tune to r,ul\ the plug on a <ioap opera which has l ong lost it" story

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4ucstions that a local media p;ind will discu~ :n a symposium sponsored by the tvtSU mass communic Jtio ns dcpartmcn.t. the r,,fcd1a Club and The W1 cl11ran fro m 7-8;30 p.m .. Oc1.

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ipatc .::in a govcrnmcm 1ru!y reprcscn1 the i:olli.:.:t1vc. Kirk said. The "Jtnha~., ador programn comcid1:s \\1th HT..:x;.is Vo ter Rq:1s tr:it1on Wcck H S..:pt. 24 thrmit h Oct. I. Kirk s:.iiU ,,\tcrs wh,) have mo,•cd sho uld cont:1c1 the county clerk's office to (On• film their rq;istrJtion. SGA r n-..·nuragcs :-tudcnts w :illcnJ today·~ 7.JO p.m mci:11ng nr L"ilnlact the SGA 0 111cc al 6K'J..n1~J fnr more mfom1atw11.

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prcs~d with our sch~ol." Rodrigucz said. "c!ipt::c1ally the ni;w gr:idu:.ilt.: levd r.roi!~:irns in radiolofy ~nd nurs1.n~. Santos 1n cs 10 v1$1l 01~..: collq :c 1:Jmpu<. p.:r wc..::k m ~ic-. invol\ingncwproJi:cts of (.'OnJunct ion \\ 1th hi~ volun• SJ.00.000 o r n~ orc and. tcn dutii.:<.fN thl: hii;herc:du· n:nuva1ion proJcc· ts 01 c:mon l·oonJ,nar rni; ho:mJ. S600.000 or more. I11e pres•· Rrlllnf'Ut' 7. s.1iU. ~knt said. S;lnlUS IS J !l1~1.l 1u l J ,1..:tnr S ros llll.'. I \\ ilh ~!SU f:u.: anJ adiu ni:l p1\1l i.:ssor ,1t t hi.: 1 • a;nd ::,lu1.k n1.~ during h ~ Ti:xa~ ft'ch H:JKal SchOfll u. tyl anJ tour !111.:- 1.·. .11npu(. in Luht->od.

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junior duch..:ss. s~phomorc princess and I rcs hm .:t n princess. . Momcc<,ming queen nominees arc Pam 8 :iih::y. Becky Bl:ick. Jcnnikr Casey and Jcnnifor Novak. Senior duchc.,;,; nominees arc Kellie B:ikcr. l-,·landy Byerly. Emily G ossom and S1:iccy Stanley. . Junior duchci.s nomin..::cs are Julie Liulcp:ii;.e. Dawn Mays. Amy Moscsm:in and Tr:1chclle W:imcr, Sophomore pnnce((, nominocs include Allie D1Palma, ~-tis~y Grccnw:iy. Shellie Maroney and Stacy L. Tayloe Freshman princes:, nominees arc Knstcn Bakr r. Lol:i Cole. Dustic Trigon:i and L:iuric M. \Villi:tms.

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StuN'Writcr Theft rcpons Jwppcd Sh pcrL·cnt, burglary <lrvpflCd eight pcrccl'1 and whu:k accidents Jn,ppcd '\2 percent during 1he l'J'H· 199-l schoul year. acc,)rdmg 10 II. G. E\"ans. ~lSU due l of p,)licc. Co mp:in~ons i nd uJc tm:il \·:i~cs from the 199~91 sL·hu,11 )C:ir .ind the l 9~.l"\-1).J M. h1A' I ye Jr, T h~ft cac.e::, dropp-!d from i I to '.\6 in:-1,1nc..::s :,nJ huq:,1.u y of a veh:\·lc. building 11r r,ium d\•.:r-.:,1..i.:J f111m 12 1-, 11 CJ....:~. E,·Jn(, :-. id.

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classes. Nominees for the senior class an: Christy Slayton and Krisicn Walther. Sophomore cl:tss nominees arc Anna Stinsnn and T:rn• weer Kah.-cmullah. Shanyn:t Av..:y. T<inay Dickey. Brooke R. P.111crson. Frltlay,Ocl. 7 Jan Pl:i.yford. Tnc,a Zcnk~r and Dustic Trigona arc nom!· i!k'='=9 ,ea,e .maa•,.12a,·1;,;;0paa.,a n1.'='='='5C'5S'5C'58'51u,sc,s l..o,su,sn,,,g •c'='='5!l ~~~- for two frcshm:rn pos1-

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By C harles Cage Starr Writer MSU students w1II h:ivc a chance 10 vote for three class senators and the homecoming coun staning Mond~Y: The three scn:llc posmons av:iilablc arc for the senior, sophomore and freshman

Tui:s<fa:y, Oct. 4 9am.-12 ;0pm. CSC Atrium

Midwestcrn's Student pro le s s o.r . of mass Government Associalion vice co m 111un1cat 1ons and president and 1hc dean of stu· dents were appointed "\'Oler I I; 1 1 registration ambassadors" by Texas Secretary of State Ronald Kirk last Friday. Amy Dean, SGA vice president. and Phillip.Birdi1~. dean of studcnls. will assist 1he Secretary of State's office in rcgis1rring and encouragi ng local voters Ocforc the Ck:1. 9 dcadlim::, Kirk s:iid. Student scn:itor:, will d ts· cuss Midwes1i.:rn's p,1r11ci p J. • lion in 1hc nationwide vmer registration camrJit,:n tod.1y. Kirk said alk r the PlLr!!I.! of expired \'Oli.:r n..:g1:.trat1011,; Aug. 16. only 8. 1 millicin of 13 million voting age rx,:oplc remain on till' rq;i::,tr.11ic1n t'1rul1 y and j l u~,nts 'llsll wil~ D ~: mio or ani,.:.iinn or lll~p:inic ,tudtnls; Rrhek:ah 80fmc-, ~c..of rolls. ROOr ii:~f1,. prt51dt'nl !\~SU, th Slutif n/ Unlon: l>r . Ray E. Sanl~ nMn~l~r of lliJ?htr 1-~ ucahon "It 1s my i;.oal 10 im·rca'-C SGA; ) ol,m1la llurkli, ~ru. "~ , ot SGA· and Mikr M ahur in, p!l., t c.:apl:un of Collri,:, no .... 1 tum. 1hosc numbers. Texa..,; c:mnot CuonlinalinJ! Ro:,r,1: J rn n:, n l,h:1u1I. prts, , cffi:ct1\'cly chant;c the issues Higher E duc:..i tion Coordin ating Board fai.:ing lhi~ S~.IIL' 1( "'.I.! _do ~ot h:ivc the ac11vc par11c1p.1lH1n

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I nd Grtg: Pta«k College Press Service For college s1udents who gr:i.du:ue within lhc ncxl yc;tr and st.irt looking for a job, corporate recruiters have some advice for you - do your research. According to thCS( recruiters. "The more you know about their com~ny and the job you're inlcrvie..,•ing for. the bcucr your chances of gelling an offer." Lynn Nemscr, a corpor:11e human resources consultant with Partners in Pcrfonn:mcc lnc. in PittSburgh, S3YS graduates who continue to use their · good srudcnt" approoch to job hunting arc·tbe most ~ucccssful in .ftndiN,,lhc right JObs. .~_Rc.sc~rch 1s absolutdy cnt1cal. II they start 1heir career cxplor,uions 1he same way lhey Slan their courses. lhey are !;Omg to be! successful,~ she s.i1d. There's no shortcut m good research. Use: all the sourtcs available. One source is the use of your library·s d:w1hases for cum:nl newspaper. ma~azmc and trade journal articles. The rollowing sources will help you find the lattsl information: •I nfo Trak. a computer d.it.ibasc 1hat sun·eys most ncwsp:i:pcrs. m:ig:11.1nc.s :rnd lfadc 1ournnls. • V:i!uc Lint: lnn:stmem Survey. :i mon1hly puhlic.ition 1h:ll r rov1dt·s current m• forma1ion on m.:.tJOr 1.·orpor:itions. • 8us1nl'SS Peri odicals Index, :i hstmg of pubhca• t1ons that mithl pcr13in to the industry you·rc researching. • National News paper Index. a daily compilat10n of

news stories from major dty dailies. • A.-.k the company's put-.hc n.· lations oflicc 10 'il"nd yC"lu a copy of 1hc m\1s1 n:l·ent annual report and a finam·1al st,:llemcnt. The~ ~ ill pnn 1dt· information t1n 1hc ~<,mpJny\ earnings, fon:~·ast1ng, ('\1mpe1111on, and produr1;; and services. Also a.d: for :my R:'l·nutment bcnt·li1s brochun.·s th1.·v · mighl have. •Call your alm:i m:uds alumni ofli<:e and :isk 1f thc1\· are any g_rJduatcs wh{l Wllrk for the companies in whil·h you·n; m1crested. h's cspc• cially effoc11ve to 1:ilk 10 someone who is in a JOI, s1mi•

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The CSA seeks 10 foster The Carihheun Stu<lcn1.~ As,(oci111ion (CSA) ckc1ed a cloi;cr colf.ihoration amcini; memhcu and to rromrne iu Saturday. lasl new cxc,·u1ive knowlcJgc ahout 1he :i C arl os Th oma s.

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fr o m m~jo r Other sociulog~1s president. Grenada, new officers arc Gcrene first vice Thompson. prcsidenl; Howie Prince, second vice preside nt: Blanchard, Ros amond secretary; John LoBlack. Wt.."(~k . puhlic relations officer: and • 1\ny advice and tips for G111i3.Il Thomas. histori.in. getting a job then:? Jenner Joseph retained the Another strategy is 10 treasurer job. make a personal visit to the s1orc, faci lity, office or cor• pontc headquarters before your interview. This will help you get lht: feel of what it would be like to work tll\:re. l>on"t be afraid 10 chat wilh a receptionist of other employ• ccs you encounter. Be slfaightforward and ask them what it's like to work there. and if they can gi\'e you any ad\'iCC.

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Disco 1s a "'h1!! h11 " 111 timl' ai.lapiini:: hl "'":-'IL'rn1 far,a01.'Sl' duh!> and h.ir... hut influence and i.: ulturc Wl\!l\m " we seldom hJ\'l' a h11u,;c 5 the di\'trst C'ultur:11 mix or mJjor sod:il prC"1ttlcm , he par1y." she said. ":ud. M m,ic hown't'r, 1, in 110 MSU students. h 1s to thb l:ind of ,·cin,tJnl sho rt supply. "'\\:c ha,•c , ,•cry Bv Nuillt Lt:wis chanp.<." .ind S\1und 1raJi11on kind.- !>h~ said, Michael A5sociate Edilor th:11 Yukiko Yanunwtu. _:in Jackson. 11:im mcr, EIIC"ln Emperor l-11rohiti.1, Mad:im MSU s1udcn1. hJS fJllcn lw1~ John. Billy Joel ;m<l Madonna Butterfly, pagodas. samurai The t,,•ISU ..ophumorc sa1d and kimonos. P1L·tures of she likes Ill dan~c l{l wl•.,11·rn and ·all the famou.) people • Jn short. Ml( llwy arc famous J:ipan" Withou1 a douhl. music. hut still hold fo.!il to a here. they .ire fJmu us 10 A ~kDonald hamhurgcr. t)'fu, al J:ipanr.sc Ji~1 of _nee J:ipan, 100.· Coca-Cola, U v1 Jtans .10d :rnd vci;e1ahlcs with !11 th: Madonna's !ates! htl. SJme meal or fish. Amer11.::m r,or an is nn place? M.iybc. new rht.:noml·non in JJpan Here arc the.: 1wo fac~·s of "' I mi~ lhl' food. cspcliall)' As Fukasawa n:1.:Jlkd. Rnck Jap:m: One very well known. sushi.- shL' s:ud. And i1cr 1hc 01hcr n:lam·<."1)' unkown. major compl:iint hrn.: 1s that and Roll was mu,h a pan of 1he fapan of his youth. For a Together. they form o ne the sushi is m,t raw cnou,gh. image of 3 country which has Amcncan sushi is difkn.:nt whi k. B,·a1lcman1a ra!!cd successfully blended the old because ii 1s -.1eamed. she and hoola-hoop w.1... 1hc order of the dJ)'. world and the new ~fapan 1s a ,wy tntcn:sting ,.aid.This I.!! quite unlike the 1ra~ition w~m· "1f ii Kimonos may track plJrcs country where western and Japane.lit eastern cultures COCXISI•• Dr. (fi sh. squid. shrunp tlf with Ca h•nt Klein drl'SSCs thl' )' but the Japanl'SC will llL'\'c; Yoshi Fukas:1wa. rrofcs.\ or of ocmrus) docsn·t ju"'!P•. not m1de in 1hcir f:imily \'Jl11~·~economics and d1n.-c1,1r of the lhrow it ,mt am.I ~y 1t 1s ~1n fapan. at:l' 1, \cry bureau of bustn~'-S at MSU. fresh. Y11unl! people said. l·fow e vcr. ml' nturninl! impor1ant. lie desc rihcd m:ijor a always rcsr,c,·t the eldcrl)·." hroug.ht ttecr ,\mem·an Fukasawa s:iid. · rhcy value Japanese c11ics such as Tokyo us stu<l1c.1i in contra!>I Where smile to her facc. the cxpcm: nc:c and the else would one f,nd a ~n • they (thl' elderly) "I d\in'I hkc tx•cr; i1"s likc learning. hundn:d•old temple n\''(I to J ha,•c had." I~ qui is This said. she water,· skyl!Crapcr"' Or Mmply. whcrc ('l<iC wC"luld one l md J Co..J - unhke the much stmngcr sak1 This is typ1i..·al of fapJn: A from her homeland. "It's Ctil,t ICl'COfft"C' Mend of the old and the new · 11 1s one of lh l1,e (.!iak1) very suong and has a where casl mcl'lS wc.\l and ,·uunme!> wh1rh hJ~ h1.·cn sweet . sp1ey 1:l\ll',~ she s:mJ neither suffers. very SUl'C'cssful 111 rctJllllng of the nl·e wine. "You !!Cl i1s cmlnm!> and a1 the ,;Jmc drunk fas1er " a rontinuini; column by Nt,·illt Lewis lo e;(amint

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More than two-hundred • 0 gncvanccs," the envy of every thcn-cxisfi~ars ago, our g~t nation w:t.s h:id defeated a major J>Owe gdcouniry on our planet. We go\•crnm.cnt hascd on ~scif-:~id:t up a r<:Prcs.cntative an experiment unlike which 1h nl truths of democracy • Our citi1.cns were like ki ~ world had ever seen. the limLtcd fn;edoms impo! a cand~ ~ore! Raised with embraced their new-found r bc Y th~ Bnt1.sh, Americans which the world had ever~ ny with a passion unlike More than two-hundred n. later, the Constitution is s1ill a legal document We~~ 3 people have overcome tngcdic.s and achieved triu which 1hc world has ever S:phs to become a nation unlike Except for one drawback n. We have taken these libc~-1 ~ for granted! Can you imagin ~~ .e nd owed by ourCrcouor~ were told what deity you co eldiving i~ a socie1y where you lhat n:s1ricL~cenain topics 0~ worship~or couldn't? One wouldn't allow you 10 asscmblconversation? ~ one that or even redress this if you ha\/: J)C~bly w,.th ~our peers, How ahout a societ th:n d . a pm lem .with 11? :a person should read i~ the ncC:,~dcs excl~s1vcly upon what dio or watch on television'> It d ~a~r. hstcn to ~n the rare ge5 up mcmones of the · former "evil empire... . P:iy ~ttention. America! We a.re i th :lJld we ve got it good! We have a f~ e Information A;e is ,•cry cffcclive in providing our mod press system "'._h.1ch 1 with a smorga~hord of infonn:itional s:e~':n;:'~":~~: have an effective utensil in the Cons1i1ution lha.t·guarantees the freedom 10 choose which insta.nunco s u mc.1.1we want to recd upon,

So t.he next lime you sec something in a newspaper th:n you ttnnk rou need or want to know, by all means partake' If you ~on t need or want it. either don't read it or iook at · ~me~tung else. 1nc same principle applies if you arc h~tcnmg to the radio or w:nching tcle\lision. Get the p1c1ure? We the p~ss !'!-11izc that our citi1.ens are a di\'CfSC group ~r pcopl~ w11h diverse needs and w3nts. We try to provide mform:ll1on 10 !he best of our ability. So don't blame the ~knee-jerk libcr.11- press for deciding what you need or want to know. The !'lass media. will inform lhe public, observing legal and ethical constraints. The public will decide what they need or want to know. If they so choose.

Opinion

Thur>day, Sep1ember 29, 199•

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Satire...

What's wrong at the Wichitan? ~itor's Nole: The Sepl. IS issue or The \Vlchil:rn had numerous ractual errors atypical or the paptr's customary high journolistlc standar ds. H. Connin Bridges, • mnss mediD expert, was brought In as an ou tside consultant to determine the cause.

Dy H. Connin Bridc;cs Mass Media Consultant I h:ivc interviewed all st:i.ff members of The \Vichirnn this past week and found the cause for the drastic plunge in journalistic s1:i.ndards this year. The core of the problem 1s the staff. Starting at the top and going to the bouom. this s~ff is not just inept, bu1 operating in a different dimen• sion of reality tha.n 1hc surrounding culture. No wonder these rtportcn h:i.ve trouble asccrt:iining facts. Yes. that first issue was dated Sept. 15, 1993, an error of one complete year. But only on the front page. The ocher seven paces of 1his broadsheet had the correct ye:ir. 199.S, A minor goof. Definitely not. When confronted, Azalia Duran. the sraphic artist. said thiJ.t being correct on 7 out of 8 pages should counl for something, After all, on a gradin& scale of 100. that would be 87 .5 percent. almost a 8+. She was not even con1ri1e. This is craping ulnti,•ity when a fact is no longer a focL

Then there is the case of Timberly Eysscn. s1aff wri1er. She is tot.a.Hy unsui1cd 10 be a cynical, hard-boiled rcponcr. A -:ommittcd ar.im:il lover.

she not only allow~·d two haby sqmrrd s to ilw in her house, unc:i~cd no less. hue cn ed when they died last week. This is not JUSI squirrelly. but totally unprofr.ssional. Liz Ril'hardson-l llcks, is the new sports cd11or. When :ippointcd. she 1s :illctcd 10 h:i.vc SJid, "But I don't know the firs11hing ahout foo1bJII." Ye1. she took the job. Now docs 1his make .sense in North Ccn1ral Texas where not just men thn.-c 10 95. hut women, e:it, sleep and work for the pleasure of following their favori1c footb:ill tea.ms. No wonder in that first edition she had the win-loss record for the MSU foo1ba.ll lea.m as 0-2 instc:id of 1-1. When you don'! know if the home team won or lost, you're in a diffen:nl rc:il!ty. Charles (Chuck) Cage. Slaff writer, inili:illy comc.:s across as :i. senior man on 1he s1:iff with his grey h:iir :ind knowledgeable opinions. Then you wa1ch 11s he slrcws his belongings throushout the office, misses meetings or is late, and reali1.e this man has no sense of time. Why? He's in a different dimension than the rcsl of us, The new student from the Caribbean isl:ind of Antigua, Neville Lewis. brin&s a whole train of problems in his wake, I-le joined the siaff as 11ssocia1c editor and began writing reams of copy about Haiti. the C:iribhcan. Ca.n:ida, and all these cultures that he finds represented at MSU. He acts like a multicuhural man who can jump like a fish into :my stretch of water .u,d swim. He has the aud:icity not 10 suffor

from culture shock. A bl;ack man, he doesn't know tha1 Tens is m lhe South. Cle;arly another s1:iff member who doc.sn'1 know where he is. Lc:id1n~ 1his pack is the editor, Onan Ballard. To in• tervicw him is lo undcrsl:ind wh:il's wrong with Th, \Vichi· inn.

Although a native 10 these p:irts. Ballard 1.1, odd. Not odd in the conven1ion:il sense. but ex1remcly odd. For cxnmple. he told me he hrough1 111 a Na1ive-Amcrican fncnd 10 Th, \Vichitnn office one Sund3y 10 bum a. liuk sage smooth out" tl1t: energy. and M "This was necessary," he said, "bcc:iusc Th, \V1chiton h:id become a pl:icc where potenti:illy good journalists bu rned themselves o u1, 'craiercd,' then quit 1he profession.This man on his own said he decided 10 change lhe energy pouem. Make it a fun and harmonious place to work. This. of course. can'! happen in the renl M.'nrld.

nallsc who learns 10 deftly fudge fllcu :and dodge str:iight-forw:ird answers. told them he brought in an Indian medicine man to drive away the evil spiriLS. Few believed him. The s1ory, as 1ru1h tends 10 do, gaineJ momentum with each retelling and spread through the university community, e ven reaching members of the mus media. Many Jau1;hcd. Others 1hough1 lhe story odd, even biurrc. I heard numerous versions of this tale from hi&hly credible sources who wii h to rcm;i.in :anonymous.

I could discuss the :antics of Mich:lcl Vendrick. a for• mer editor and now the copy editor of Tht Wichiton. But th:it is redundant Any one who has ever worked for 11rt Wichitan and rc1urns is not in his right mind. Nor sh11II I dwe ll on Jonathan Brady, the new sporls writer direct from playing football at S.H. Rider High School. This freshman Mc sa.id that when his seems unaw:ire of the danger friend lit the bundle of sage of :issoci111ing with 1hcsc in the clam shell. smoke bil- people, clear evidence that lo...,·cd fonh in an enveloping he. too, must be odd since cloud filling the whole room. like energy always attrJCts They could not s uunch the like energy. The question names. The sweet scent of now is what to do with this 1hc herb permeated every- box of b.ad apples at The Withing. Soon the ven1il:1.tion chiton. These people :ire system picked up lhis smoke highly unstahle, :ind there's and ca.rried it 1hrough the whole wing of the Fain Fine ~~n~e!~nfm::r%~h~:e community and da mage Arts Center. Au:hori1ies on h3nd al- MSU's image etcmolly. My recommendation is to legedly took a dim view of aJI this smoke. I w:is told. 1ermina1e all s1aff members 1 The nex1 morning staff 11 members ukcd what th:11 ~~ies~it:i'ri~• fo strange smell was. B;illard, twelve months to ;avoid inunlike lhe professional jour- jurious lawsuilS.

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Letter to the Editor Whal do ) OU call m1nn:il? I t ~t dri:sscd. I hru~h my 1cc1h. I ckan house. I pay bills. I cook and c:il. I 1akc car~ of m )' future wife and her <:hild. I ha\'c wman11c dinnl·rs with my wife 10 he. I Cl)'. I blc..:d. Our ,:h1ldn.:n g,l l\1 churdl. I ha~1c:illy Jo C \' • crytlu ng rn gcnl'rJI whJI mo,;.l pcopk Jo. hu1 then: ar~· pc,1pk who v. oulJ i.ay I :im n,,1nNmal I l..n,m for J IJl·t r-:('lrlc J,,n·1 \.\CJr the ...imc d1.Hh.:l,, Pl"11pk J M'1 U'-..: the i.Jm.: IO('llh r,l.l,\C. T hl'~ JC1n·1ckJn h1m,l' 1hc ,Jmc ttJ) Thl·~ hJtr.! J 1ilCh'nl hill, l0 PJ)

"ith d1ff.:rcnt am11unis. Th.:y cook :ind c:il difkrent!)'. They 1:ikc. care of their chil-

dre n, 1hcir wm:s and hu~~Jnds dit'krcntl) . E\'Cr) 1hing IS d1ff..,•ri:nt Jhout pc,,ple m 1his ,, orld. Why 1,;. 11 hi:i.:au,;c I .1m :i w,i mJn people ,,nuld tr..:JI Tl\ )' f.11n1ly and I dtlh'l'l'ntly. y..,.,, I am 1_::iy .inti , er)' h:ipry. th:ink )Ou So. ,, hy 1,;, LI lhJI )'" U ,, ouhJ d1,~nminatl' a!.:Jll\,1 me 1 It ,iJ1 tl"J ,, nh 1h,· lnJ1Jn\ Tlll"ll QuJkcr, . lrhh. hJ\1Jn,, J..:,". Bl.id,:~. \\\im ...·n. JnJ 11,~·rc Jrl· mCII~' \\ n.rl ,, u fl'lr. Jn<l ,, htl h d11in~ 11 •

Wny so much d1scnmin:i1ion. a.nd when w1ll 11stop'! Di\'er,;i1y. the gay and ksh1an orgam1.a11on here on campu,;., is here for Others "ho fret the if nOrJncc. of ALL d1!>criminJ1ion . We hJw a m1..'\:11ng rnmm1= ur :it 7.~11 p.m , Sl"pt. 29 1n thi. ! Clark Smdi.:nt Cl'nt..:r Mo,r1· 1al11y Room. I. J \ J'l'l"~L\knt or D1\'er\ll)'. woulJ l1kl" 10 IO\'ill" fJmtl). lnt:nJ, and CO· workl•r,;,, a,;. ,,,·II :i, the. ).:'Jy. k.;.h1:in JO.I hHl'\u,11 r nrulJtn,n on '- :impus 111 cumt: ~'\: h,11\ )IIU Lin hl'lp m the f1!!hl II) end ,.\LL dN 11m1nat11.m.

I look forward to seeing you there. If you have any questions, any questions at a ll, please don't hesitate to call me, M.A. Crittendon, at 322-9223, ur Diversity's ad• viscr. Barhara Wcs1, at 6894659. This is not wha.t some people may call a recruiting party. For 1hosc of you not <"ducatcd on the suh jcct yet; 1( you :i.re hctcroscxua.l. you know it •· und llkew1,;.c -- if you arc homosexual. )'OU already know.

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Hy Diana Smilh author Dan 21..'\lll, >Aini .1d · College Pres.~ S"n·ice mils tu 11, 1111,; .111 entry-kn-I So. you've arTJngcJ milk 11rc hi~sdf ,n 1l~c 8 0 ,11,n crates into 3 somcwhai area zc..-in. 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Welcome to ltfo :iftcr col• Rc;1I \V()rld. Th1, mnv11; 1:,, s1ru.:1ly an gymna.,;;1 and now ho1-dog 111c hook.\ , hl' .\>ays, c1inparachutist Ril·hard ~O,tch~ :td\'t! nturc fi lm. Thcrc lorc. kgl· l\:rhaps the hc,t thing Brody, who gets m,xcd up there 1s n,11 a lot to think you can !IJ)' ahoul 11 1~ th:it 1aineJ no1hm~ hut ill'' Jn<l with ex-KGB {or. a.,; they say. ahout. and the plot 1<; thin. you're not alone. there arc cheap. u111n1en11onall)' lulan1 -KG Used•to· Rc ~) semi- But there arc.· plenty of air- thousands. perhaps millmns ou.~ plau1udl'\ l l1e n.·alil)' " agent Chris Marrow (Kin1-k1 ). plane,;;. parach utes and free of othas like you And y,iu mm·h wors,· and much fo nflll'r than any1lung m1ddk-:igl." can. at le:ist. laugh Jhout your Their m1ss1on is tn thwart falls (one even uwol\'CS a car the. bad guy!I (more cx - wi1h a w('lm:rn locked tn the troubles if )' OU read the re- m:irketeers could m.tkl' up. h...: KGBs) from ,;;1eallng StiOO crunk .) Srnl·e Sheen •~ in the l·cntlypuhlishcd "Emrv-U,·i-1 dl.·c1dcd - it's !he hook I w1s~ million in Ru.s.\ lan g\1ld bar:. movie. 1hen; nn; mo1orcy1.: les, L,fr. A Comp/rte Cmdl' ro th:u will he used 10 iinancc a and there 1,; an ahundan1..·e of Ma.fq1tert11linx ,u a Mtmbrr someone j,!a\'I.' me when I lcrt 11/ 1hr Rral \Vurld" (BantJm school.M Zcvin says. " 1'111 coup ag:uns1 lhc current Rus- e .,:plo,;;1ons. hulle1s and Books. S8.95). g1v1ng cn1ry-lc\'CI hrl'rS ,~hat si:ln government. Ir lhe coup knuckles. · 1t•s kind of a praCllcal they need now. which ts a Bc,;1des. nobody c:w.:pcc1s ii; successful. tl will result in ano ther Cold War. The · bad action advcntun; mo,·k s 10 be book in a weird way.- says laugh: guys· ha,•e brought the gold psychologically intcrcstrng to Tucson. Ariwn.1. unltl a anyway Thi,; movie will never win Central American hu ya can an A~adcmy AwJrd aml will be found. The writers mu.st have had probably not he a h1g box orSheen tn mind whe n the p:irt ficc S UCCCS.'1 But II is run. peeling more novelty pop was written. h\.'c:iuse his Thl.'re was a woman ~,tting in By Melissa Sullivan 1uncs like "D1:= Knu Ltmd." Brody character is the cyni- front or me in the theater th:11 Music Reviewer cal. b:id attitude , l!0-10-lhe- wa.s so in10 the action th:11she Dada, the bnnd which lns1e:id, 1h 1!1 album 1s a httlc devil kind or guy 1h:it Sheen leaped rrom her scat and faded in10 ohli\lion after its on 1hc heavier ,;ide, yet still always pl:iys, Fortuna1cly, his yelled, -No' Don't do th:it." I huge hit -v;z:. Kntt J..m,d" in has .-.omc ~momh pop tunes to hoyi:;;hly hlnd~ mc fa~ :md can onl y :is..,;unw sh~· w:is re• 1992, hols issued II m:w but C\'Cn Olli lhe erfc-.:t. It hcgins w11h "Ask th r :l scns1Me n;fosal 10 llkC him- acting to the mo,·1c and nl>t 10 differe nt kind or :album s.cl f 100 scnously mlkes him the suy siuing hcsidc her. "Amtriran u,xJiwm j'/,"lK'tr." D1ut" that start.~ with some I've s::iid II lx-ff1rc, :md I'll 31 lclSt l(Jlcr:ihlc. Two years ;1.go dada even sampling hut explodes in111 Kinski. whom tine m1ghl say il .again. the he.~, thrng is came to W1ehi1a F:t!ls and smCloth gu11ars accomp::inkd by a melodic \IOLlc. Next on have d1rficulty :n:cept1ng a, to plrk your hr:iin oucsidc pcrformeJ al 724, the <l1sc 1,; "Fu r ,n tlir S 1111," the iron-hard. experienced with lhc car bcfon: ~oing in But that wa.,;; 11, ex-secret agent th:n she por- to sec this ml),•1e. But try to The hand dipped below the which ha.-. a gui1ar intro much tra ys, ts at lca:-.t pleasanl to ~1ay rn contrnl of your cx- h('lri1.0n, lea\'ing Wichitans like SC\'Cral n1hcr songs on look :it. 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c~plcd by Mulcridcr defcnThe Indians foll shon of 3 siv_e . h:ack Russ Phillips. win on Saturday against the Phill_ips lhcn ran 1hc inh.:roulhcm Arkansas Mulcrid- cer,imn b:ack 95 y.irds for rs 14-6, bringing Midwcs L- Southern Ark.ins.is' second .ind fin.ii touchdown or thi: 's record to 1-3. The ~rst ~~If wc.:nt by game. making thi: score 14-0. Th~ Indians answered the lowly wuh minimum action Indians showed some or: Mulcndcrs with a touchdown fcnsivc spark but not enough ~r their own. Unfonunatcly. 11 wa.~ too late. MSU back-up to cross the goal line. In the firs t quancr, the qu:mcrback Broderick Senegal led the ~oring dnvi: and score rcmainr.:d 1).(), hut in the second qu.:incr with 11:37 left thn.:w the 22-)'ard touchdown P~ to receiver Cody Slater in the h:alf, Southern Ark:msas running had;. Mike wnh 2:59 left in 1he game m:iking the. scon; 14-6. Th~ Ross ran for a 74 y:ird touchdown, making the score 6-0. CAlra point was mis.~d. The Indians finished the Mulcridcrs' kicker. Dirk Switkcn. completed the CJ;lr.l game with a l0lal offense of point, bringing 1hc score up 258 y::irds on 76 pl::i)'S ::ind 16 first downs comp::ircd to 1hc 107-0. With 12: 15 left in the Mulcridcrs' 101:al offense of fourth quarter, MSU quarter- 294 yuds on S9 plays and 14 back Andy Hmoir was inter- first downs. 1bc lcadin2 rusher for the

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game :u 1- 1. The lnd1:ms bench :i~am The MSU soccer team im - came through :IS f('SCrve forproved its record 10 7-1 on ward Chuck Wiemann scored 1hc season wi1h tough wins 1hc game's winnmg go:il with over No. S ranked Rockhursl 5:42 lcfl 10 plly. 10 make l~ on Friday night and William final score 2-1. Carey on Saturday night in The game Frid:iy nigh1 1hc MSU/Wichita Falls Clinic against Rockhurs1 proved 10 Cl:1..~~ic. be more or a war th:1n a socThe victory over William cer game as 1hc Indians Carey was especially gratify- squeaked oul:, 1-0 victory. ing bt.'C:iusc the lndi:ms were The game rcm::iincd scoreless w1thou1 the services o( 1hrec until Flanagan scored the s1aners. A fourth, ~ nior cap• game's only go:11 whh I ;40 1ain Judd Joy, wai; playing ;u lefl to pl::iy. The game w:,s only 65 pcrccn1., according to not wi1hout controversy, coach Nathan Pifer, due to :in however. because three inJury he received when he Rockhum players and 1heir got hit in the foce by l Rock- coach were CJCCled in th~• hurst player the nii;h1 hcfore. second half. Thi.: game's firs1 goal came Midwestcrn·s nex1 ac1ion with 12:05 remaining when will be this weekend at the Indians was ~Rodney O:ms. reser ve midfielder Brad Liz Ric.h:mfson Ilic-ks who gained 69 net yards on Flan:igan scored to give Gulf Coast Clas.sic in Mobile, Sports Editor . 24 attempts. l-lmoir finished Midwestern a 1-0 lead. Ala. At 2 p.m. Friday. !ht.: Midwestern lndi3ns will play Belha\'en blocker Jennifer St:ite middle 1hc game 23-10-1 for 82 However. it took W1ll1am LaduSJu was passini; yards and Senegal Carey only 39 seconds 10 get ~l~~~i~~tJi1f·;~Y selected S:t~~{: -p1::iycr orTIAA Volleyball went 14-6-0 for 84 yards. 1hc Weck-. 1hc the game tied ::igain as Millon versity of Mobile. Strong S.1fCt)' Mcnry John- Griffiths sc week ending Sept. 17. son led the Indian defense Ladusau, 5-9 junior from w11h five solo tackles and six Jndng. Texas. had a season assists. Nose guard Brady best with 10 kills. a .'.\64 at• Lunceford had one sack for ;a iack pcrccn1:1gc. 2 aces. and loss of I J yards and 16 bloclcs in the defo:11 or linebacker Corby Walker and Hardin Simmons in the dcfcnsh·l' end Ben Collins Southern Arkansas Tourna:also shared a .sack for a loss ment. The MSU team of fi,·c )':mt.s. finished firth. The Indians fumbled only She c urrent ly 1ops the once and was able to recover TIAA for blocks. averaging the ball. The Mulcriders J.6 a game and is firth for at• fumbled lhree limes bu1 only tacks with a .21 S auack pcrrcco,·ered the ball twice. ccntai;.c. The Indians hope to im• La.s1 year Lldusau helped prove their record against to lead the volleyball team 10 Wcsl Texas A&M University Midwes1ern's firs t NAIA at 7:'.\0 p.m.. Oct I. at Conference Championship. Memorial Stadium. · 1t is ni ce to be recognized, but then: are a lot of my tca.mm:ites that deserve it too/ said Ladui;au. Last year was 1he first time we ...... • ...a won conference a t MSU. but MSU midliolckr Mkhul Oallln lait<S die ball throup 1he administra11o n hasn't two Rockhurst ddender In Saturday's 1-0 Yktory. given ou r 1c am t he recognilion we deser\'c, IJrottjo,i ows1n.,,1t,1ro1lrtr Coach Jimmy Pi,:ht noted 1ha1 Jennifer is a quiet leader who alwa.ys dOC'!I hcr joh on 1he coun. · wi.: knew i;oin~ into the year 1ha1 with such a young team she would need to step up and he a h::Jder. ;md she has stepped m10 that role aJmir.ihly.· the coach !>:ltd. Picht SJ1d that hlockin~ is Jennifer's s1reng1h Ml always MSU ATHLETICS set 1hc lineup when.: Jennifer matches up agains t the stronge.s1 hiuer on 1hc oppos· ing te.im. and sht.: always wins lhc haulc.• knnifds hlocking ha.s impm,·cd 0H·r las1 year. a )'Car in which she had seven matcht.:s with douMc-rigun: hlocks, he said. -That (cal pl:m:d her in sixlh place nationally on the all-time list for moM matches TIie Midwestern Stale University Department of Athl1Uc1 ts gratllul to the in a season wi1h double. ligurc buslneslel listed below for Ulelr Corporlla Spotll«llllp of Ille llllletlcl program, hlocks.~ Picht said. They are helping MSU build a tradition of Hcelienc:I In intarallleglata atltletlcl

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