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JaimeJarrett/Tlc fcbpdftot et$ Scholes, from the Scholes Foundation, speaks with Hermon George about his speech Feb. 1. Hermon, a ofessor of Africana Studies at the University ol Nortrern Golorado, was the keyrcte speaker for the Black World onlerence

l'leql pqsl, chqnge future 'people,"' George said. George alsostateda strongdisliketo the"gangsrer rap"of today. "lt began witha message, thenrhecrackcocaine explosion ofthe80s gavewzyto 'gangster rap's'themeof consumerism andviolence," he said. He saidthe stereotl'pical cocaine useris a whitemale,of full-time employment andhasa hrghschooldegree.But that the U,S.prison population ismajority black. "Thephonywarondrugsisreallyawaronyoungblackmen,"George said. Healsomentioned thedifference in punishments for thosewhoare caught usingcrackor cocaine. punishment The foracrackuserisharsher thenfor a cocaine user,George said. KevinPowell, a formerRealVorldcastmember, wasthespeaker for the secondevenrfor BlackHistoryMonth,titledThe Historyof the

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America willnevererasethecolorlineuntilblackAmerica receives its rarations for the past,saidHermonGeorge, kEnotespeaker at the rckVorldConference on Feb.1. Ggrge,whois a professor of Africana Studies at the University of rrthEtn Colorado, saidin hisspeechto about50srudents, facultyand ff, thata sumof nearly$4 to $10trillionshouldbe paidto African rericans duringa 40yearperiod. "Thepointisto demand respect," said. George Theneedfor reparations couldpossibly leadto thebiggest lawsuitin : UgitedStates, George said. Healsosaidthereis a hugeresistance to thereparations because it ,uldbea directchallenge to theracialhierarchy. Georgesaid in his opinion rtwhiteAmerica doesno!want :ial integration and there are lufllii'e thingsthegovernment uldneedto do to helpAmerica itswayto socialintegration: people's l.Socialengineering. Memory: Theimportance of BlackHistoryMonth. "'Vhen you 2.Constant vigilance. all seeisballplayers andentertainers, that'sallyouaspire ro," said Powell in a speech Programs that work at the Tivoli towards Turnhalte Feb. achieving change. 5. I "!flhenI sawJesseJackson 4. Programs thatwouldbringattentionto socialintegration. runfor president I said'rhar'swhatI want to do,thatiswhatI wantto do,"'Powell for greater goodof racialintegrarion. said. 5.Andthewillingness "Sadly, Hesaidrepeatedly thereislittleevidence thatthestudents thatwhireAmerica needto read.'Allyouhaveto do doesnotwantsocial sgration." Georgesaid."Theydon'twanrir if ir costsomething like isread,thenyouwillknow," Hesaidhis fouryearsin college ir'yhiteness."'He saidAmerical'ould nor acceprrhe integration wereverydifficult."l felt I hadto up," catch he said. :auJt"whiteAmerica" "l absorbed won'taccepr allrhebooksI could." theintegration. George saidalongwith thereparations that100percentforgiveness Theothersideof dilficultyat collegefor Powell,he said,wasthe Llso needed. seePOWELLpage7 "Ultimately thepeoplewilldecidethatrhe'sysrem' isbroken,notthe

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Alamosa, MesaSate Collegeand Western shouldhavea planfor allstudents acros the Colorado Graduate state." llc lekopcllloa Center in Grand Supporters for the bill testifiedMetro needsits orvngovemingboardbecause the Junctionand Vestern A bill to give Metro its own governing State College in collegehasdiferent needsthan the other in theLegislature Gunnison. boardhit a majorroadblock threeruralinstitutions. 'Vhat reD. 0_ Opponents to the it comesdownto is ownership," voted6- bill testifiedthe bill Committee TheHour Education said Nolbert Chavez,D-Denver,who Thebill,whichrvas would financially House Bill1192. 5 todefeat hurt Nolbert Chavez sponsored thebill. 'The (Metro)Foundation, introducedJan. 17,would havetransferred the threeothercolleges the studentsand facultywanta senseof for the governed controlof Metrofrom the Trustees bythetrustees. orvnenhipthat will take them to the next SateColleges in Coloradobeginning "(The bill) is premature and offersa level." July I, 2002.ln additionto Metro, the Boardof piecemeal alternative," saidAnneRice,vice saidheplansto introducethebill Chavez for the Sate Collegesin Colorado chairfor theBoardof Trustees. Trustees year "Policymaken againnext AdamsSate Collegein currentlyoversees

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Adamllousernan /llc fcfoaonca Abdoul Doumbia Mali, plays his Djembe drum at a concart of west Afrban music Feb 5 at tfre St. Francis Genter. The concert was sponsorcd by Metrob music department as part of Btack History Month.

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Threestudentart showshavebeen scheduled Gallerythis at the Emmanuel semesterr interimgallerydirectorKathryn Charles saidFeb.6. Eachof the l6-day exhibitionswill fromadifferent feature theworkofstudents school.University of Coloradoat Denver students will be featuredin the firstshoq whichopensMarchl. The gallerywill be closedfor spring break,after which an exhibitionof work by Metrostudentswill openMarch29. The finalshowwill open April19,whenthegallerywill hosttheartof of Community College Denver students. The three shown will each have an openingcelebrarion, Charlessaid. She is currently organizing ]qthryn Charles the CU-Denver opening, whichwill markher firstshowat Emmanuel. The galleryhas been closed sincethedirectorpositionwasleftvacant in July2000. "This is our premiere opening exposition," Charles said."Hopefully it will plans bewellattended." Vhileshe to make theopening"agalaevent,"Charles doesn't wantto emphasize thefactthatit willberhe firstshowat Emmanuel in morethaneieht months. "l hesitate to makea hugedealout of the reopening," shesaid,referringto her interimstatus."Therewill be causefor a biggercelebration when a permanent directorisin place."

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would requirea coupleto sign an affidavit for debate, whereit is expected to encounter so everyonecan benefit?"said Hillman,in declaring thattheywere"committed panners." strongoppositionfmm conservatives who last response to awitness whotestifiedtharwillsare It wouldgiverhesurvivor rhesameprioriry yearhelped passabanor szrtâ&#x201A;Ź. easilycontested theLegislature in Colorado and thusnot a asa widowed spouse. sexmarflages. strongprotection forgaycouples, Currentlaw allowsthe familyof the Democrats this1'earhowever havean18-17 "This could havebeen done without deczuedpartnerto conlscateeverything, even majoriry in theSenate compared wirha 20-15 makingit a gayrightsisue,"he said,adding if thefamilyhasn'tseenthe personfor many Republican majoriry theyearbefore. thathe is concerned thebill is a steptoward years,saidbill sponsoror Sen.PatPascoe, DThisisthethirdyearPascoe hasintroduced sanctioninggay marriagewithout actually Denver the bill and the first time it has surviveda pasinga law. "lt's a matterof simplefairness," said Senate committee hearing. LoriAnnGirvan,executivedirector of Pascoe. "lt would keepsomepeoplefrom "lnsteadof changingthe law simplyto EqualityColorado, group, a gay-rights advocacy plunging intopoverty atthedeathofa partner" accommodate partners,why not saidthebillwouldprovide same-sex a veryfundamenal, Themeasurenowgoesto the full Senate improvethelawgenerally on privatecontracts, basicright.

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''Thiscountryis notwhatit usedto be," Shawalso said his passionhas not of in thefirstseason Powellpanicipated . sincehis televisionappearance, on decreased show,l"beRealWorld, Powellsaid,"But thiscountryis not whatit the reality-based on campus. harassment consistent intoa cause. but hasbeenredirected saidtherehavebeengreat MTV. "VhenI wentto Rugters University, it was useto be."Powell Nor', "Hewasrealvolatile andpassionate. "l waseitherlovedof hatedon the real butnotwhencollege equality, towards he said."Tokeepbeing strides a rudeawakening," He's is directed it but "l passion, has he was mv 20s," in said. Powell 'do suchasMetroarestill fightingto World," campuses 'dealwithit."' on campus, youhaveanID?"' sfopped say, can and he now speech eloquent at Powell's member Oneaudience program in Studies "l amgladI wentto college keepanAfrican-American Powell added, uid the of the speechattendees One Tbe Real real, on for being him thanked 2001. androsehell,I amnotoneto sitdown,I will but thoughtthe speechwasentertaining, "lt's not enoughto haveblackfriends, World. bethelastonestanding." ''YouhelpedmefeelproudasanAfrican- message to themasses. given be should or to lovehip-hop,it's bofriends,girlfriends, Powellsaidin socialstudiesandhistory anda lot of "l thoughtit wasentertaining female,"saidKimberlyPhillips,a not enough..," he said."Yougonafeelit in American theblackhistorysectionisveryshort classes; to lhechoir,butit wasgood, UpwardBoundstudent. it waspreaching MetroVeterans yourbones." andvague. saidKen just the audience," on is depends still it ofAfrican' "Vhatyousaidto thosein the house Powell saidthediscontinuation 'All you get in historyis RosaParks, at of Colorado Denver is occurringall drilledin myheadandI wantto thankyou." Boogie,a Universiry Studiesprograms stopsbeforethe American MartinLutherKing,it ahvays Powell saidof hisstinton TbeRealworld graduate. hesaid."lt mademe overtheUnitedStates. civilrightsmovement," "ln my pointof viewit doesno good.lf "lt'shappening it's thattheyusedwhattheygavethem,andthat all overthecountry. andsisters." madto betruthful,mybrothers youhavealready you areenrolledin college, hesaid."Firstit is theAfrican- youcan'thaveregrets. ': He addedthat historyis memorYof allconnected," Bianca readbooksandbeenthroughwhathe has of theaudience. member program, thenit'sChicano Another American Studies people. saidsheenjoyedthe speechgivenby beenthrough,"Boogiesaid."lt rvouldbe he Sharv, it's allconnected," kian Studies, "Blackhistoryis not a month,itsall vear Studies, wentto themases." betterif themessage Powell. sald. longto me,"Powellsaid. saidall hewantedto comeof the Powell "l dug how passionate he was,"Sharv of Powell saidthebestthingthestudents on the possible Porvell alsocommented wasfor peopleto read. thathewants speech MetroandAurariacoulddo is to uniteand said."Hehasa strongmessage of the African-American di#continuation fight,to writestuffdownon paperif needbe. to getoutthere." program at Metro. Studies who understand "There's wrongwithyouall,If He alsosaidto find allies something of the leadership but that the everything, it $'asn'tfor the strugglesof the people fighthasto beblackpeople, before1'ou,1'ouwouldn'tbehere,"hesaid. "Theleadership rvearewaitingfor is you blackstudentsto take He encouraged clinic said.'James Bird,abortion all," Porvell to learn classes Studies tht African-American country is to me this bombings, Columbine, what the peoplebeforethem had to go fallingapanat theseams." throughfor them.

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pioneers ExhibithonorsTuskegee two of the originalTuskegee Airmen.The A dozenof the400livingTuskegee Airmen Seeingthesemen and hearingtheir "Buck" airmen,82-year-old primary Lt. Col. Fitzroy residein Colorado, thetwo storiesis more than black history.lt's including Newsum, Ret.,andLt.Col.JohnMosley, Ret., speakers. Americanhistory. Historythat shouldbe Manyof our dreamsare nothingmore 79,spoketo the diverseaudience aboutthe Tuskegee AirmenInc.isa nationwide non- usedasa mapto thefuture. thanflightsof fancy, littlethoughts Fleeting of trialsandtribularions of becoming a pioneer. profitorganization thatsponsors scholarships Thesonofoneofthe airmen,EricMosley, flyinghighabovetherest. A fewof theoriginalairmenwerepresent and for youngpeopleinterested in aviation. They is a UnitedAirlinescaptain."Professionally, TheTuskegee Airmenmadetheirdreams acknowledged in the audience. 45 scholarships Theyspoke awardapproximately a year. (blackpilos) arelessrhanat theapexof the a reality, brieflyabouttheirownexperiences. Thereare 43 chaptersacrossthe country, Tuskegee Experience," he said.lt wasless TheTusk-who-gee? The men did not set out to become includingthe local,HubertL. "Hooks"Jones than40 yearsagowhencommercial aidines Justwhoare theseairmenthrt not only pioneers. Theyjustwantedto fly phnes;arid post. The "Hooks"chapterinstituteda beganhiringblackpilots madetheirdreams a realirybut madehistory if theycoulddo so by servingthe military, program calledTheMileHighFlightProgram, Manyoriginalairmenagreedthe Aurora aswell? thensobe it. But the goalwouldhaveto be The programis a 4-year-old enterprisethat HistoryMuseumTuskegee Airmendisplayis TheTuskegee Airmenwerethefirstgroup reached bypavingtheirownroad. school teaches high students aboutaviation. frr superiorthenthedisplaydedicated to the of blackpilotstrainedby the - thenracially "Thepurposeof Tuskegee wasfor us not The most recent awards went to men at the Smithsonian,located in segregated Americanmilitary.The 33 black to succeed. Themilitarywantedto provewe GrandviewHigh School senior Thomas VashingtonD.C.The exhibit,Rsminiscences menweretrainedat the Tuskegee Institute, didn'thavetheaptitudeor thecourage or the Fonson,Ill, He is scheduled to enroll at by Tuskegee Airmen, containsactual flight 'They on anArmyairfieldlocatedin Alabama. intelligence fly," Mosley vranted to said. Metroin the fall.CurrentMetrosophomore, suits,parachutes, scalemodelsof airplanes, In 1941,Americawasa nationrallied usto fail." Marquis Airmenfigures Jiggets,and two studentsat Emory dog tags,6.1.Joe Tuskegee togetherby loyaltyand patriotism.The Amid harshcriticismof havingblack Rinle and ColoradoStateUniversitywere anda pictureof Eleanor Roosevelt visitingthe community effortbyAmerican citizensadded pilots,the 99th Squadron escortedbomber awarded thescholarship. Tuskegee Institutein 1941. to theroleof the UnitedStatesin WorldVar planesfrom1943through1945. the Ib silence Themission of theorganization isto teach A few of the airmengavetoursandrold II. But Americawas alsoa nationhighly critics,eachmission wasperformed flawlessly.the importance of teamwork, leadership and storiesto the crowds. Themusicof theerais divided by racial inequality.Housing Theyneverlosta bomber the qualitiesrepresented adapt4tion, by the alsorepresented in the displayand quietly communities, hospitals, drinkingfountains, Theblackmendid not fail. Tuskegee Airmen. playsin thebackground of theexhibit.There restrooms and the militaryweresegregated TheNegromensucceeded. Threeolder men, two white and one is aninteractive displayfor childrenaswell. by race. Theblackmenexcelled. black,weresittingwiththeirsons,daughters, "lt is a historymuseum's dutyto present '!(rhenPresident OnFeb.4, at theAuroraHistoryMuseum, HarryTrumansignedan grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.All topics,to fill in the gaps,"saidDr Gordon hundreds of peoplegathered to geta glimpse executiveorder in 1948 orderingthe raisedtheirhandswhenanaudience member Davis, museumdirector.The Tuskegee of history,Manywereturnedaway,due to desegregation "Howmanyof youareherebecause of thearmedforces, theairmen asked, of Airmenexhibit runs throughApril 15.Call limitedseating. Somestoodwhileotherssat knewtheyhadmadetheirmark. -6660 (theairmen)?" for moreinformation. 303-739 on the floorto hearthe two-hourlectureby

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reached100wins fasterthan any other men'scoachin Metrohistory. I havebeena srudent at Merrosince DunlapsBnedcoaching andto me,it's beena privilegeto watchhim wo* his NickGamer magicwiththemens baskeball program. "Hara Editor SPorts rra thetop l0 greatest games or moments, in myopinion,sinceDunlaptookoverasthecoachof theRoadrunnen.

week,buthefinallygotit. 100winsdown,48morefortherecord. stunkthathehadto getit on theroad,buthewouldgethisfirst 4.Dec.11, 1999:A{etroTl, Fort HaysState homewinaweeklateragainst Roclcy MounuinCollege. 75: Thisiswhenthe27game winningstnakwasin its at-home 8. Sometimeafter winning the national earlysuges, butit seemed in thefint halfthatit wasgoingto end championship, 2fl)0: I wasneversureof the daytlnt at 12games. Vhenthefist halfended,Metrowastrailngby 1i Dunlapreceived hisanardfor national coachof theyear,but*ut poins (44-33) andTigerguardRodeny Malloywashittingfrom isanawardthatnotmanyMetrocoaches cansaythE havewon. everywhere onthecourt.Hewas9-for9fromthree-point landand 9.i{arch 23, 2000: iletro 75, Missouri l2-for-14 shmtingfromthefield.In thesecond half,though,the Southem 74: This is a gamethat I reallywishwason Roadrunners heldl4alloyin check,Mth thegamewastiedwith television, because fromallof thestoriesthatI haveheardabout l. ilarch 25, 2000: Metro 97, Kentucky 1.5seconds leftJohnBynummadea shortjumperin thelaneto it, I thinkthatit couldtnvebeenan ESPN lrxant Clasic.The Wesleyan 79: Thbisthegreatest dayforanybaskerball fanin giveMetrothecomefom-behind victory. gamewastied,therewas1.5rcondsleftonthedock,thereisa thesuteof Colorado. ln a re-rnatch of the1999NCAA Division II 5.Feb. 3, 20fi): filetro 86, Fort Lewis71: madscramble on thefloorfor a looseball.Shane Ahl{att comes championship, got the Roadrunners sweetrevenge against DeMarcos Anzures wasoneof thefewplayers whocameto Metro divingonthefloorfortheballandinstead of himgettingcalledfor Vftsleyan, Kentuclcy in ftont of 4,648lans,who weremostly rmtingagainst theRoadrunners. All-American DeMarcos Anzures Arzuresbrokethe schmlrecordfor mmt poins in a caree4 andsink oneof twofreethrowsthatsendstheRmdrunners into scored agame-high andwasnamed theNCMEliteEight breaking 32po:ints theoldmatksetbyRalphRivers (1,879). thenational championship game. MostValuable Player 6,ilarch 6, 1999: |letro 78, Nebraska- 10.Feb.27, 1999:lrtetro83, l esaState73: 2.lrlarch27, 1999:KentuckyWesleyan75, Keamey 69: I wastherethatnightwhenMetrowonitsfinr Thiswasthe last)su andlastgamethat the RlvlAClud the iletro 60:Elrnthough thiswas alosforrheRoadrunners, this everregional titleinVhyne, Neb.Theywerenotevensuppordto tourMmentat Metro,andthisnasthefint toumament tidefor wasa giantsteptowardgatingtheorposureandoperienceto beplaying Kearney, butKeamey knocked offhmtWayne Sutethe Dunlap, hisfint of tno toumament cfumpionships.

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players havebroughtwiththemto Metro opportuniryo competeagainstcurrentprofessional thatour players experiences you see on television, Sute. werecruitto belletro State Whateveryoneof theplayers Fromrepresenting theircity,stateandregionin national is the abilityto understa* By Eduoldo Ptovencio,Mefro in common to nationalteamsand studentathleteshas to beingselected athleticcompetition, andwhatit takesto besuccessful, canbeachieved men's ond women's lennis cooch playtennisaroundthe u'orld,all of our playersbringto the howsuccess on thetenniscourt. or out classroom it in the share be upon and drarv they that program to anvathletic is the cour$a lifetimeof experience assets Oneof thegreatest atsome to feelsuccess player had an opportunit,v has Every himself or herself rvithgood to maketheteambetterasa rvhole. abiliryfor a coachto surround of work high standard lnto a hastranslated Thisyear'steamsarea meltingpot of uniqueexperienceslevel.Thatsuccess people. ethictowarda commongoal. andpersonalities. staff,but student Bv this,I don'tjust meancoaching thathasto onworkandgoalsissomething Fourof our menhaverepresented Thisperspective personality ofarecruit's evaluation athletes aswell.Asacoach, also spillsover in tennis but in internationalbe acquiredthroughexperience countries theirrespective andacademic andrapponwithothersisasvitalastheirathletic work of theirlives;school,socialinteraction, suchastheDavisCupand intootheraspects competitions successes. environment. CuP. theJuniorDavis in theworld@eit youlookatallof thegreatteams When thatcanbe givento a coachis compliment Thegreatest have Othermalestudentathletes oneof themajor components orinclass) insports, inbusiness, job has for their howgoodof a helshe donebringingin qualirypeople servedas representatives experience Eduardo abilitvto meldpersonal is theteam's of.success theschoolandtheathleticprogram.Therangeof such to represent in countries territories andprovinces andperforma teamdirective. Provencio earto create withanempathetic to bedonein ordertc. andsenseof whatNEEDS experiences Africa. andSouth asAustralia at Duringmytenureasthecoachof thetennisprogram a studentand for in a player, I look is something rangefrom besuccessful fu for thewomen's team,thestudentathletes an to create thisphilosophy I haveimplemented MetroSrate, Metro Statewith to in lunior a person.If a newstudentathletecomes champions in highschool, to national statechampions program, increasingly successful on the thattheywillbea success players fromaroundthe thisattitude,I canbeassured are the collegeto eveninternationall,v-ranked on campus Someof the bestkeptsecrets ofl court and had rare the world, Members of both of theseteamshave

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basketball@ Chadron S t a te ,F e b .1 0 , 8 P .m.: Thiswasnot a fun placefor the asthe lastseason, Roadrunners EaglesendedMetro'slJ-game winningstreak,beatingMetro Chadron drilled13three90-77. pointers for thegameen route to the l3-pointvictory.In five trips to Chadron, the havecamearay Roadrunners withthreewins,thelastcoming season, a 81-78 in the 1998-99 victoryfor Metro.

HaysStateinvadesthe Auraria EventsCenter.Three weeks ago,in Hays,Kan.,the Tigers barelywalkedawaywith a 62-58 win,sending Metrointo fourth placein the EastDivision.But havehad the the Roadrunners Tigers' number at home, beatingthem at four straight includinga 77-75win meetings, lastyear

Fort Hays State @ wom en' s basketball,Feb. 16, 5

women' s basketball,Feb. 17, 5 p.m,:TheNo.J Lopers come into the AurariaEventsCenter and with the best conference (19RitfAC record in the overall 1, 12-1) andrvillbea toughtest Metrowill for theRoadrunners. series try andsplitthe season with the Lopers.At the first beween meetingof theseason these two teams, Kearney 86theRoadrunners dominated

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Of the 13 RockyMountain Arhletic Conferenceteams, ChadronSrareis the toughest placefor Metroto play.In seven trips to Chadron, the Rordrunners haveonlyonewin at theAuraria to showfor it, a 80-67victoryin lastfourmeetings Lastseason, EventsCenter,includinglast the1997-98 season. victory.A win here Metrowenrto Chadrontwice, year's77-73 put would Metro aheadof Fort and oncein the regularseason in the first roundof the RN{AC HaysStalein thestandings. Nebraska-Kearney @ Merrolostby 15tournament. men' s points,70-55in the regular seasonand 92-71 in the basketbafl,Feb. 17, 7 p.m.: Kearney took it to tournament,

Fort Hays State @ Metro men'sbasketball , F e b , 1 6 , 7 p .m.:A re in match of thewo topteams Fort first as the RIvIAC Dlace

J6 in Kearney Jan,26. Metro the faresbetterat homeagainsr Lopers. The Roadrunners Kearney 75-61athome defeated Iastlear

l etro men and women'sswimming@ State Central Swimming Feb. Championships, The Men and 15-17,TBA: will teams Vomen's swimming

Mo., for of the travelto Springfield, Metroin thefirstmeeting the the swimmingchampionships. season, defeating Roadrunners 76-58in Kearney,Thisis rhesecondto lastmeet Neb. The Roadrunners lt{arch 7-10. lastyearat home, Championships dominated into 20 forcing Kearney turnoversand startedthe halfona21-9run.Metro second hasa6-3recordathomeagainst theLopers.

left to ra.l thewin for this last l'eekend,losing to ReSis lirh twoseconds SeniorforwardSara Universiw 79-7 rn orenimeFeb.2 and the Roadrunners. good night,shooting10had a Gordon Universiry 83Christian beating Colorado poins.Sh#'" fieldfor24 54 Feb.3, both gamesat the Auraria for-16fromthe Seniorguard recordedeightrebounds. EltntsCenter addedin 20poinmon&for' seniorforrzrd YvetteBarrios In the los to Regis, losing from thefield.Despite 10 shootrng flat'less from rrs almost Rashawn Fulcher rebounded the out theRangers scoringa team thegame, thefield,gong 1l-for-12, 31-25. a teamhigh Roadrunners high21pointsandsnatching nasnt aswildastheone meeting This Roadrunnen Two other rebounds. eight yers when Metro defeated ago guard rwo scoredin doubledgia; freshman ut double 116-111 Christian Lula Kendallwith 17pints andsenior Colorado The Evenm Center attheAuraria added12poins.The ovenime centerIkne Oakley game slow, startd the Roadrunners 1D5' hrst the wasthe surce winfor Regis ln Metro73' trailingbywo pointsat thehalf,34-32, rvhentheydefeated 96season psted third thesecondhalf,theRoadrunners 70,Thelos wasthe Roadrunnen suaight,a fint for coachMikeDunlaP 52 poins to cruiseto their seventh winon theyear. sincehetookovertheprognmrn1997. conference SeniorforwardMichelleMcAnhur reboundthe The Roadrunners followrngrughtto dominateColorado leadtheroring forMetro,ronng agame a rhree' high 21 poinrsand pulhngdownsix snapping Besides Chnstian 83-54. gamelosingstreak,Oakleybecamethe rebounds.Four other Roadrunners fruhmancenter school's all-timelEaderrn shosblocked. scord in doubledigitsr (14), Lindholm(13), For his career,Oakleyhas 173block, RachelGrove 170setin 1987' Gordon(13)andBarnos(12). ShunTillman's surpassing

Women's Aten and Metrosunedthegamewitha 15{ until Swimming and Diving: the scoreless runandheldtheCougan 'lhe Roadrunners Dakou this wereinSou0r half. in fint was left the 12:27 there both defeated pastweekend. Itc Coyota lead wentontoholda46-21 Roadrunner rhemen(12138)andthewomen(8!fi atthehalf MeuobroketheSouthDakonPol a center Senior JodyHollinsscored 12 record in the 400 Medley Relay. game-hrgh 17poinsandrecorded seniorJerem Setdemire, off SophomoreJ.D. whileiuniorioeKellycame rebounds juniors Jessfthwamkophand thebenchto score17poinr on6-for'9 Johnson, dominatedJasonHolmescamein with a dmeof Thekndrunners shoodng. of Coloradoat the Universiry the 4:06.82. rebounded andout the boards, previous recordin 1990 the set Boulder Cnugas44-31.

won Holmesa.lso witha timeof 4:07.01. witha timeof 1:59.75. Women'sBasketball(9'1 1, the200Freestde women's side,frahmanMikel the games On rvon both 7-6): TheRoadrunners AmandaCarroll and senior Ziruolo Regis 7149atd defeating thisweekend, afour finishedone-twoin the 4m Free$yle. snapping 84-75, Christian Colorado Viththetwowins,the Ziruolocameinwithatimeof 5:00.6fu151 game losngstreak. hter,witha for Carrollfinishedtwoseconds ue backin contention Roadrunners thefrnalsporfor theRoc$Mounuin timeof 5:02.88.

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