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Rebnildin pyJohnGran~am f!tportcr The time has come for Stat Midwestern t)niversity's s~u~ent bod; to make a dec1s1on which will affect the future growth of its university, Jane Le1shner, assistant dean of students, said. The _third phase of renovation of Clark Student Center has been postponed to allow the students to take a new dircct10n rn the original 111aster plan for that building. "The present building was built in 1951 and has been added onto twice " Leishncr said. "It ha's come to a point where carpet needs _replacing, walls need painting and rooms need to be added for space. The administration decided to drop the plan and re-evaluate what the students want in their student center.
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The CSC . _1sh operated strictly wit student mo at ~fYb anthd is not funded R Y estate." tion e?ons for rcnovath 1 th e CSC include e ack of meeting and office space for student overorganizations crowded lounge 'space for studcnts and the inability to hold the honors and :thletic banquets, which equ1re the movement of al~ost the entire kitchen, Le1shncr said. Leishner said "The CSC was originally built almost 30 Years ago to hold up to 3,000 students. It has served its purpose well , but MSU has outgrown its capacity. MSU has reached almost 6 000 st udents, and analysts tell us we will grow to a
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Say a kind word to the four-foot plastic tube sticking out of the ground outside the Hardin building. Actually, the net-covered tube, located near the corner of Comanche Trail and Council Drive, bouSjlS a red maple tree, donated to Midwestern State University earlier this year by MSU's English Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta. Dr. Jeff Campbell, professor of English and the society's adviser for last year, proposed the members purchase the tree from the Walden Woods Project, arfigroup organized by pe ormer Don Henley and declicated to preserving the Walden Woods from impending development projects.
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Violence no longer is the other guy's problem. is it Today, everyone's problem -the rich, the poor, the elderly, the young and the college student. To try to understand this growing social concern, Social Workers Acting Together will present a five person, discussion, panel "Violence: My Problem," from 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7, in the Clark Student Center Ballroom. "Each semester, SWAT has sponsored some type of seminar concerning whatever is at crisis at the time," Barbara West, assistant professor of social work, said . "We chose this topic since violence has been prevalent not only across the nation, but also on campus." The guest panelists for the seminar are Dr. Emily LaBefT, professor of sociology, Dr. Robert Clark, director of Division of Social & Behavioral sciences, Belle Malone, assistant professor of journalism, Officer Mike Little of the Wichita Falls Police
and Department Beverly Edsall, program clirector of First Step. The discussion will audience include participation, said West, and will be rather broad in nature . However, West foresees certain subjects arising more than others, including gang activity and rape. The panel will cliscuss signs to look for in potentially violent situations, how family values fit into the violence problem and how gangs effect a community. "We don't went to add to the anxiety," West said. ·we are just t~g to get awareness out. Another part of the discussion will include where the media fits into the picture of violence in society. West said the panel will cliscuss whether the news media reflects ideas to society, or if it introduces ideas to society. "I don't think the news report in itself fos- .
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Polls will be open in CSC Atrium from: 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 30 AND 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 1 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS SENATORS 1993-1994 Graduatr.CIL'11~n•tor(l poaitioo)• Vacant. Sophomoro Clau Senator (I po1ltion) • Amy Dun, Mkkry Gnm,
Anpla Hart.er, J. W. Juatic:e Frr11hmao Clu.a Scnaloni (2 po1itiorui} • Shay Denton, Allie DiPIUma. Clayton Gahagan, Je1111eG1lle~11., Dylan E. Glad, Tally Rarallon, Smtt Stacy 11nd Pruitt Mali1ha Mignon Morgan,
1993 IIOMECO~llNG COURT ELECTIONS QUEEN Carla Hod.qo J eonifcr Novak
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Radiological science, nursing master'.s programs ~aiting for approval By Howard L. Wells
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The health science dePartment will expand its CUrriculum next year by offering two new master's Programs. A masters of Beience in nursinj will fit perfectly with In President Clinton's health care changes, and 8 master's of science in radiological sciences will ~ the fi rst degree of its lind offered in the United States, Dr, John H. Skolnik, associate professor of radiological techlology, said.
Midwestern State University will accept studenta in both degre_e plans in Summer 1_994 ,f the Texas J:Iig~er Education Coordinating Board approves the progr8;~sically, we have to comply with the_ Texas education code. First, he have to show that t e board of regents is for tie rograms and secon. Y Ph t we have the funding t a. 1 Also we must ' 11 of the ava1lab e. . comply with a
other guidelines set forth by the education code, and we've done that," Skotnik said. The masters of science in racliological sciences is the first curriculum declicated to training the future educators and administrators in tJ1is field. "The students will be brought up to a level of competency that will allow them to do whatever it is they are doing," Skolnik said. "They are going to bQ able to under-
stand how to research everything, not only the scientific and educational materials that are in the field, but they are also going to find the legal basis for the operation in their field." Students interested in joining the program are required to take the Graduate Record Exam. The score from the Exam is taken into consideration along with the student's current grade point average to determine ac-
ceptance. Skotnik said the program is .cost effective not cost intensive. It gives the students a more trnclitional style of learning. "This is a directed, independent study program. We anticipate students will have contact with their instructor or program people at vari ous times throughou t the semester; however, as far as being in the class room and taking up space, they will not be here. 1'hc in-
formation will be given to them, but they will have to use it, analyze it and become competent with the materials." Separated into two tracks, the nursing program will be specialized for both the nurse practitioner and the nurse educator. Phillis N. Goins, professor of nursing and cor · ator for the mast.ers
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Because no campus is a hermetically sealed these inn£r,-aco:is tower a were a rare breed On help cbange the worl.1 at few campUBeS, students borrowed a picl<-up truck large Student ac:u·,'lSIS, high on the efficacy of once a week to collect neW11paper1 for recycli ng. their new-found skills, are going out in to the An occasional admini.sworkplace confident of trator, stung by ri sing fuel prices, offered an ice their ability lo make a di!Teren<e. cream bash lo the dorm that cut its energy use What started as a tin)' the most. act of conscience. or a g friendship just-buddin emironmen In 1993, ,tjth the person who ta) awareness on cam..-ith the re· help needed puses runs so high that students and adm,rustra• cycling bins. bas blossomed int,, a full lon are successfully reworking the fabnc of uni- complement of professional &!clls and versity life. Their techcareer choices. niques for treading lighter on the Eart!1 ha-.-e rr. easy to think cf changed campus land• scaping, food preparauon , Lhese student act.i.,iS"...s as fundamentall r di/Terent procuremen t of supplies from you. Y~'ve ;ust and treatment of ·,r.·astc lugged home your sL"acl: of books fo r the new Their pc,lit.JcaJ sa,..,.1· semester, and you·re a litallows them to hold a tle ~·orri ed about orgaruc board of directors acchemi stry or freshman countabl e to a nt-·r. :it.J n• Engli sh dard of emironmcnt.al awareness for univerS1 ty The truth 1s. howeYer. investments . Ten years ago, a:,lk-ge
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Currently, iJiat would take these a 8 . ~ap or even °heat• a s~ort ation area or compute r up to S30 per gang believes Weot We increments gradual nd hove won't we where lab ood up tn a miero-wave st9smcnts a l!Blabl' h to worry obout a doss don't want to saddle stu- activity is relatively 'l'he second p.l foundation for all 0 ~ISU's on minor Other fees. big with dents a or progress in c COS( around $4 a_n _would that is n." be made campus. The . commit~e made Wouldn't inclm~lion. It conOict v.ith one's schcd- proposals will ·1 think there is a when the student body (he dectSton estab1· h reercation a d u e the ule," Sclfsnid. they potential for gong•, what for votes comthe said Self Orea,, ll 1 \0' Wou~ it inC a master pla ts · •nd said. -We do have West avoid the added-on loik much loung n l have as mittee will be going want: ·1 believe that these eomeroceproblcms,but it Would st~lspace, but Friday to University of that the build ' hove the Texas at Denton ond proposals, when given t.o I am not aware of any presently has . Th~ng convenienc t will help groups on campus: &Pace allocation plans ee enlarged e • ore, an University of Texas at the students Rape will also be anand Arlington to sec how MSU take another step t.o iJl the final stages or ~re the Possif~me 1 room 8 food other newly renova ted continue the future other aspect of the di sqe}opment before a 1e- COurtarca. tty of cussion. . said Scott growth," work, centers students The third 1 . dent referendum wilf ~~ A study completed in timated to tP an ,s cs- what they ha,·c ond whnt "Many members or the held, Le,shncr said more million It COS around S3 they have that doesn't committee have said, 1987 involving · The most would be o wonder- thon 6,000 college basically work . The committee f1'his 7X Pensive call~ · th wouldov• ce all ' b I d of on · t, rcn. c or the the plan around ocat1on spa present bu,ldi~g with ocs not wont to get the u tti ute ,or individuals students wou_ld cost around SS student body lo invest ond organizations lo give nation showed that (llllhon . It would involve new carpet and . remen or paint. It their money into some- MSU a newly modern a 25 percent Would I he enla engagi ng in veni e on Y add lhc con - thing that docs not work student cent.er so that our I ported in rgement t 0 and alumni P:~~rocfli!,~d en- a_t other large univcrsi - student bodyhome ~.':!er;:;c:,n~ 0 odfli,ecre_, largKe for ony could come hes ,, 5 I •Linda Wilson Scott, event or festivity and envice. area. l calls for the h . al h ryn Self. cocenter accommodating joy vice government student airwotMn or th; CSC addtlton a convenience of science in nursing proon campus'." store, a ~ecrcation area sa~~ov.~~on Committee, president and committee while heresaid, gram, said, "The two "Perhaps Scott e arc trying to member, said, "It will • for tennis, racquetball investigate tracks were decided upon snd basketball , a gym a ~:la feel or what the stu- take a lot of fine tuning. we shou ld surveying the comofter the food court area, new ~r- wh:l body wants and There is need for more ways to incorporate spirit of our muni ty and talking with fices and meeting rooms st t they expect in a space and vcrsat;lity of generous in Wichita people he t alumni, 'friends or MSU,' udent center. Would it existing space." for student organizations "In my posi tion I have ond students wishing to Falls and the rural areas ~~l be wonderful ond exsnd a computer lab. we support in Texoma. hng lo have o choice of on opportunity to meet leave a permanent token We are working very Access lo parts or th their days at this uniMc ere l~ eat like a mony of MSU's guests building would be with the folks in closely the of Several versity. camour lhcm show and Donald s, Burger King bours-a-day and there have the community t.o serve would be no classes at all Jaco Bell or other name'. pus, · Scott sai d. "Mony CSCRC members for the stuprecept.ors as nd dependthot, food estab li sh- have remarked at the suggested in the building to cause ra interest, stu- dents. We have geriatric, schedule conflicts with ments right here on cam- beautiful ivy-league op- ing on the nurse adult and pediatric and benefactors students . The rooms pus? Or be able to go to a pearance our university dents be willing to con- practitioners as well as convenience store and has. They are impressed might to agree who p~rchase food items, re- with our pride, spirit and tribute to the renovation physicians project. One friend sug- serve as our clinical prefngeration products or home-town atmosphere. "I have spok en with gested the sale of mono- ceptors. So, we are very personal items like soap I l excited about this prosh~~poo or toothpaste?" ' many students," Scott graphed sidewalk bricks gram." The closest store is said, "and their main t.o generate funding." In addition to being Bohling 1Dduslr1es L<!iehner said a debate accepted into the proc.mpusrcprcseot.ativcnoedcd A Private Executive Health Faclhty over the renovation is scheduled for late gram, the student must bysponswcarcompanytoscll CUJB PROGRAMS: and the ref- also have a baccalaureate ID fraternities and sororities. 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'' Good Son'' changes Culkin' s Billy Goat album worth perlormance image from innocent to evil Mui~:;b~~rwhcn you Dy Mollau Sullivan
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Viewers nre likely to know him better as that kid with the terminal screaming "Home Alone: but MncCauloy Culkin, or al least his fa. thcrlmanngcr, Kit Culkin, is out lo change his image Witness "The Good Son.· In this psychological thriller, young Culkin plays a 12-ycar-old psychotic named Henry who at temp~~ lo corrupt, and ultimately eliminate, his cousin Mark, ployed by Elijah Wood. Mark mo,·cs in ,.;th Henry's family ofter the death of Mark's mother This movie, directed ,.;ti, slall by Joseph Reuben , famous for "Sleeping "ith the Enemy," brinis n Swphen King style New England spookiness lo the mood, nnd the film is rippled with emotional undercurrent.,;
Here we have a smi s• ter look nt n senal killer in the makmg who. having killed hts younger hrother by drowning him in the bathtub before the movie start.<1, now tries to
do the same thing ,.;th his younger sislcr, played by Culkin's real-life sisU!r, QuiM . Henry fmally lries lo kill his mother, al~o.
movie "Son-In-La"'.· Goat. ~Dilly Goat ie abou1 Billy Goal, who_re· were little and for your havtng an unaginary Id lensed Bush Roaming Mammals in Jun~ 1992, birthdny party you wou friend . It ie about con,·1 is currently working on a lo grips with how in. ng beg and plead with your He evokes thoughts of what Jeffrey parents new album on the Third for Binky the significant you really Records Rail/Hollywood his in because like come lo Clown Dahmer must have been arc," Dillon stated in a everyone cl•c hnd him nl lube! and i• guaranteed lo press release. youth and calls to mind recent pho- U1cir parties and because compel you to dance with he was oh so much fun? Dust o!Tyour boogi their funk packed songs. tos of blank-faced teen killers. Sadly enough, those shoes tonight and go~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - days arc gone and matu724 lo co_tc_h so_me of tn. Founded by percusrily hns taken over but feet. It is a hil slow ' Li He evokes thoughts of · 8 wI11·1c , the 61·onist/vocalist Mike 10 mos_t cxci ng, tfnotcn., once every und middle, the through what Jc!Trey Dahmer gelic people, lo come ,.' . Dillon and movement . urge lo experience fun participants in the plot t must have been like in long'" in Falls Wichita tend lo show up, or fail to people strikes. If you suf- artiStlvocaliS Kim Pruitt, his youth and caUs to the band even had one of lime. Admission will b time• fer from U1is hack of fun mind recent news photos show up, at crucial e $4 at the door. their best-known songs, affiiction, go lo 724 bit loo convicnenlly a ofblank-fnccd teen ,"_:;in::_P:•:::m~ly:.:S::l;::10.:..:rc~•s~~:;-;;-:;:- -;;;--It mny also be possible ;to~n~i!gl~,t~n'.'.'.n'.'..d~••:e~D'.'.:il:__:IY:.___·;c:'.:h:::!cf!.. killers. Culkin also docs n 'Ifie Origina{ " r,,.,.'" "'" ACROSS lhal the film's '" R" ratin~ passable job of portra)ing may eliminate from th<! • 1 , 1 , TXum· 'sbl wel 49 ~; :_:,~!ti.,. .l\J.J the character He is prop- nudicncc those viewers one. so TXiwn. · , bthrldri• 6-JCbadq & GIi)' Orbkor, hall,,,... f■,madiUol erly sinister and devious, who ore Culkin 's most s TXitm ·n,·,1 \\;th an adequat e amount loyal constituents .. th e e ~~~;:~ ~ ~ u,pcoo1a,.chu1Ch of cold, calculating evil. orano,t 1¢u kids . Two profanities, in57 ·can11y0on,·co11eQt But he is not the star eluding one incidence uf 1 Tx0ou.Wa1ur 1 that really shines in this r;:1:,, ss the MF-wo rd" occur in th1 i. 8 :9;:•,~ Si Ttmyoi.M·unsloarn mo,ic. That honor goes Lo mm, nnd hath limes nrr g TlCJlffl , it in,cnool 1»n·10-1·no~~rts· Elijah Wood whose char- spoken hy MncCauluy 16 o,~n '"Wooty Buty' acter, ~lark Evans, IC the himself. ccnU!rpiece of the !ale. 11 ~~; ::1:~Md, This change of imugc Wood 1s the one who ,11o 'IQf1 12-..d1 1 may work for Culkin, but 19 grabs our sympathies, ~ic:n•,~ir if not, lhcn there's ulwnys delicately balancing fierce "Home Alone 3." One 20 mpu1Mor"11vng smarts y,;th wounded 21 'Teiuvd•" ,11, thing is nearly certain. sensitivity. ~~,~~ __ we'll he seeing more of 23 beIn his grief, Mark 1.:xt.· (h..lltlyl Elijah Wood in the near 29 ~ , .-, 'Fi.r1tM1r comes comi nced that his future 16 mother's spirit has en ~~,..~' ' 13 Offltton had ti Review Rn ting: Au _ theb4yln '93 tered the body ofHcnry's 33 TXgol!1rKilt{1nit.) 1.c 'Soorltr'unlvers,ly TX11m: 'lhl'I~ ' mother, Susan, played by _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , 3S (gadget) DOWN 15c.orporabonof Wendy Crowson. and Arhngtonaulop!Anl 1 0.5oti INm natM C0h.rntiushas111 tPaule 36 blloricwdang 17 Columbuswasonca 2 TXism· ' 1rlltau _ _ "'The Good Son"' develops lhislndaan't'lllegl _hf.ai.r1oftx i1' 37 epeNmaooutTX into R sinister tussle belh♦ betrWhfiei' 22 Santa0aus(2wds.) 3 TXism: 'd'langl ,~,...a,Marfa tween Henry and ~lark 52 39 WactJhosts'GrNt :: ~~~• 31 coklr 4 TXi,m: '1_' Taus Rafi_. about "'who gets Mom ... fldKla,.) 25 lold&d corn mnllla 32 H~by or L.ovt Reid s. 'watch ll _1• 40 TXism· 'bury1n' Finally, dirccwr 9 Alph.s. dau p,;slura' Ruben forces Susan to « Tei.an 8al'lki: 'Mr. 10 TXiwn: '1111ta1a 26 ~::~:;..;:- : ~ : ,~ ' : ~ : for their ,ta IOMr (tbb~.) _ upatrM' 27 •- long' (goocbye) Chicago Cub' choose in a way that \\ill hatio... .Ct CNco, Ftra&Pa,o 61 • 21 network ofT♦UII 11 NolanRyantou 45 TXBonlOl'I him: hang in your mind fo r a .a Men,.,ects·_ as ~•hotr. SArnOcNldlon t2 Hnc1.ldleipi,e 1081!dJoe' ' (abbr.) ,tat• long lime. Pea' Bladt-eyed bed olrMdtation ·Gilt'lr1t11rTl'f\c,r Alamo .u JO Bowie's The m0\1c is not per-
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5p<>11Medltor Y Tho MSU •occe schedule Tuesday ~um continue . gninsl NCAA Di; . . Pl. 29, ol Cad its hnital 8 'fcxos A&M . is ion ll's No. 20n~on, Tcxu., 8 Midfielder Junior , . nked Wesl when ho mnde a p f ncker got lh· eosY gool w put M~7Jct poss to started mor~. . up 1-0 at lhe 30 h?en for un Five mmutca I t ·minute from 20 yo rds out°t er, Lonee Lowe keeper lo ~~ve Msuh•~rocketed paJ t~astcd a •hol . The Duffoloes mo~ -0 lead. c Buffaloes nunute murk but I•l 0 ged to score Indians won I was loo little l 00 Bl ~he 5 I . 1'hc Indian• improve . ' ate as lhe giving_Wesl Texas it., d their record 6 Tlus weekend th~• trsl loss of the lo -2-1 while Ill.. for the prestib~ou nd,ans Will be i~oson. 8 face Rosary College p" _Hordee's Classi fnnb1ield , Songomon St.utc on S nday night and 'ISU "ill ~- MSU Will be . nlurday, o. 2 ronked 5 Ocl. 7 against s~,~~ -game home slnnd ern Nazarene U . nt 7 p.m.
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ARCIIEHY In archery, Kappo Sigmu won Lhe, men's division nnd Gamma Phi JJrtn cnmc up \•iclori ous in the women's Leading Rearers were Luurn Pfeifer with 55 points for the women and Hon Ton with 122 points in the men's
BOWLING Sigma Nu, lead by Steve Purdic's 488 points, captured first place in bowling nlong with the Faculty women Tho leading bowlers were Purdie ond Koren Holst, who finish ed with 474 points. Besides flag football, other intramural sports in progress include tennis doubles and badminton doubles Pool and table Lennis doubl es are scheduled to begin in early October.
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Each walker raising $75 will get nn American Heart Walk T-shirt and will be clib>ible for prize, for raising money to fight
Trujillo a lso sa id , OctnhL' r Tlw non-compctitiv,•. Jll St -for • "Children ar,,n't c:.ciu<lcd fun event 1s c x1wdcd lo fr um cnrdi o\'ascu lnr di s· a. drnw partici pa nl s or nil cnscs cil hcr. Th ere arc on ly two wnys to fight lhcm : finding the cure
Chances will be sold for each lo win a Pioneer stereo to be given away at the Walk, and walkers arc eligible for many more pri zes to be given away nt the event.
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