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Assistam Director of the Tivoli Jeff Stamper looks at the rePair of the parapet on tie mrth wall on the f-rvoli roof. The angle iron used to support the lilting wall cost the Tivoli $16,(x)O as opposed to the $6O,fi)O it uould cost to repair the wall by removiqg and replacing eacfi brick. kott gnettrertlL f*recncr

Hikein feesto help fix buildings according since1992, studenr feeshavenotbeenincreased Novembeq SACAB report, to the |t.f.br.no. is expected to garneranestimated feeincrease Thenewstudent to an fees'according persemester io studentfees $],1$llion peryearmorethantheold student Theestimated $1.2millionincrease willbeusedoverthenext10years MF'Cestimate' thissemester thatwasimplemented for bringingback alsoareearmarked Thestudentfeeincreases to repairtheTivoli,theChildCareCenterandthePE/EventCenteron and student community Pool Hall' pfograms, such as sigi's arnusement Aurana campus. SACAB reported' tobudgetcuts, services thatweresacrificed feesare expectedto coverrhe estimated The increased $13.9 proposal to turn someof the unusedracquetball is a There also said burltin 1AZO, millionneededfor theTivoli,whichwasoriginallv weightroomsto help Elents Center intoadditional in PEl courts the Center. forAuraria HigherEducation spokesman Curtlfliedeman, weightroomssaidNewman ofthe current with the overcrowding to need$1.5millionandthe Thechildcarebuildingis expected an to choose areexpected Campus buildings of Auraria Managers ln addition, for improvement PVEvents Centerwill require$7d0,000 . repairs on somebuildings construction firmto supervise architectural $2 mi ion will be neededfor the repairof lquipmentusedin the to signa leasefor rhevacant is erpected A new tenant campus. at the viedemansaid. operation ofthebuildings, in theTivolibytheendofMarch' In July,staffhom Auraria'sdivisionof auxiliaryand business movietheater bidson the project' firmsthatsubmined Of the 16architectural thatshowsthe for therepairs prepared a preliminary estimate services saidA thenumberto six'Wiedeman proce-ss narrowed Centerneedt18.i theinterview Tivoli,the ChildCareCenterandthe PE/Events to be madeby the hired is expected is to be which firm on decision Viedeman said. millionin repairs andmaintenance, budgetreportoutliningcostsfor repair of and endof Marchanda complete maintenance theroof,windows TheTivolineedsrepairand beforethestartof thesummer is expected priorities includingthe heatingandair andreplacement Mechanical systems, exteriorpainting. sesslon, nesalo Thefirewillbereplaced. conditioning systems, I rr to I according systems willalsobereplaced, safery I

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9 people running for 12 spots on SGA wouldstepup representation in allareas members of allMetrostudents curentcommittee positions withinthestudent of the campuscommuniryas well as to andrunforactual receive, investigate andtakeactiononstudent SOVernment. concernsand problems.The Vassilarm saidthereis no competitioncomplaints, There are fust nine students,all year, with the article with exception states the purposeof the student the election this runningfor 12of the alailable uncontested, government She posible in candidate. also said elected officialsis to providean write spots on Metro's StudentGovernmentof a ticketwouldstill officialvoicethroughwhichstudentopinions, the StudentEmpowerment asemblythisyear. duringthe concerns andideasmaybeexpressed. campaign candidacy for their of rheSGAofiicers Thsyear,theelection 2{. of debatesthis year, the April Instead election scheduled for willbeonefor thebook. Therearenoheated is more commission had optedfor a "Meetyour "The point voting for the of ateachother's issues thathavethecandidates

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Backpackstolenfrom library wasreportedmising fromthe A backpack Auraria Libraryl{arch2. JasonHopkins,reponedtMt his backpack wastakenfroma studyubb on thefirstfloorof theAurariaUbrary.ln the report,Hopkinssaid at his study unattended he left his belongings ofthelibrary.Iilhen tablelocatedontheeastside he returned,his thingsweregone,fie report said.Hopkinsreponedlosingone large,dirty, with variouspersonalitems greenbackpack, enclosedin the pack,raluedat 1100.He also reponedmissingone black shoulderpack estimatedat $20,dong with threetocbook; raluedat f200,onebrowndaytimerwonhf50, a smallredSwisarmyknifewluedat f 20,anda wonh110. blackminimagflashlight,

Digitatcameramissing Adigialcamera wasreponedmissing bythe ActivitiaofficeFeb.20. . MetroStudent DavidJohnson,a MetroStudentActMties reportedthecamera misingto officeemployee, theAurariaPolice.Theblackandsihercamera, at a valueof $300,belongedto the estimated MetroStudentActivitiesofice, in Tircli room to 105E.Thecamerais usuallykept,according storage bin,but therepon,in a lockedorerhead mayhavebeenoutonashelf,thereportsaid. Thecameracouldhavebeenmising for a wasoften longerperiodof timesincethecamera usedby the officesaf or other surounding offices,the repon said.The camerawasnot reportedmisinguntila checkbyofficestaffwas hadthecamera in conducted to seeif anyone theirpossesion, thereponsaid.

Bikeand lock missing A University of Colorado at Denverstudent reportedhisbikemissing Feb.7. The student,VesleyMcNun,saidin the policereponthathe hadparkedhisgrayJamis 21sponmountainbikeat the northeast corner of the North ClasroomBuilding.Upon his return,hefoundhisbikeandcablecombination lockmissing, the reportsaid.Totalralueof the at| 620. bikeandlockisestimated

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A lockerin thePV EvensCenterwasfound by the tenantto be forcedopen and the personal student's belongings wereremoved on Feb.5. RasoolMccray,a Metro studentplaced variousitemsinto his locker,No. 606,and attended class,thereponsaid.Uponhisreturn fromclassMccRav foundhislockerto havebeen forcedopenandhistwoto<tbook,andcashto bemissing, thereponsaid.Totalestimated value of stolenitemsis$ i27.50.

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Toxeswon't be the only Cut to say It mightbeanunderstatement thereis nothingmoresacredthandeath and taxes. especiallvin the new PresidentGeorgeW, adnrinistration. Bush'svigilantstrategyto repaymillions of Americanshard earnedmoney,has as created thedeathof theUnitedStates it. u'eknow in tar changes Therecentproposed Congressmust be viewedagainstthe will make effectthebudgetadlustments in governmentalservices,st"tchas education,helathcare and research, defense, and security is endless. list transportation...the will impactall suppofiive Thesechanges services we expect fron the governmem. palcheck or A savings in yourweekly bottom line may 1.11.., additional Vhat are,vou in the beginning. dollars, windfall of money? goingto do u'iththis givingperhaps?Vith so Charitable many Americansfaced with the davtoday decisionsto keep their families nioney theadditional intact,it'spossible mightgo to savingsfor their childlen's collegeeducation. Of course,this freedomfrom the governmentmay actuallymean the governmentcould reducethe numberof federalstudent wisely. thatmone-v Ioans,so manage A few peoplewill, of course,invest refundsin a newhealthcarefacility.So dont worry about a need for on aging government fundsfor research we or longtermcare.Thisis something will no longer need and could do without. Besides,it will save the government money. haveprosperedin a long Arnericans services historyofcountingon collective fromthecoffersof our nation.Vhether youfeelthecountryis headingin a good direction,it is clear to me Bush is lookingto serveonlyhalfa nation. It is my understanding the role of government to acton behalf issupposed people, for thosecitizens and of all its who do not receivea tax cut the questionis, what will theY receive instead?

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asha bandele signs a poster for Denver resldent, TaRosaJacobs during he?visit to campusMa.ch 12. bandele gave a speech In the Tlvoli Tulnhalle about her neyvbook The P soner's Wife.

Womanliveslife in frontof bars s lovestorylt's a of otherwomen three.In six hours, thousands BndgeSpeakerseries.Theyhavesponsored opposedto Colorado's documented, known, story thafs shed and your is hEade year's without distractions Vinie Davis, andlast suchguestasAngela filed, photographed, videotaped, audiotaped, It to thefront,sheexplained. Theyhavehopesto getbellhoolsfor yourtruthcomes Burrows. Vhat in thehellwouldpossaa \!'omanto neK studied, each photocopied, watched ove! wasduringthesetimestheyaccepted event. )'ear's for sentence, marrya manservinga 25+o-life questioned, researched andnoted." caricatured, mishapes past and past. that shapes the name other's prefen have her who to bandele, murder? sign of Denver College The Communiry printedusinglowercaseletten, spokeon usall. Depression? Aeschlimann Nancy interpreter language interesting is booko[memoirs Theauthor's The34-yzuold Monday, in theTivoliTurnhalle. Desperation? "lt to takeon theeffectof thespeaker. Sheis a blackwoman seemed for Esence dueto herbackground. bandele,is the editor-at-large loneliness? Aeschlimann said. classfamily wasveryengaging," or whogrewup in an upper-middle desperate, magnine.Sheisn'tdepressed, Love? Vait.it couldn't belove,couldit? offersa writing, bandele her Through ofrarious life consisteci Her and nefhborhood. lonely,sheisa womanin love. 'Thisisalovestory"writesashabandele in 'idndrvhenyou'rein love,youtant to tell privileges;horseback She expresses for transformation. prescription piano riding, ballet, Pinnu's ofher newhnok,Tbe thefirstchapter of livingin parens disgustoverthegros contradiction privateschools andacademic lessons, shesaid. everybody," of rvhatit is W'rp.Thebookisa reallifeaccount countryyet thissamecountry an unforgiving Buthowcouldshesay,themansheloved whol'eren'tdivorced. like to be muried to a man in prison.The wasin prison, suchas for atrocities absolved to be or wants "l doctor marry a supposed to was possiblv forlife. Instituteof Vomen'sStudiesand Services "Not an slavery. shesaid. second book, lanler,evenanaccountant," bandele's TbePrinner'sVife, asa bridgespeaker, Depanment chosebandele A fewstudentswereaskedtheir thoughts the inmate." attemptsto explainthe inexplicable, rvhichischoseneachyearbya boardto bridge resffictdromance But she wrote to expressher love,not on womenrvhochoseto marrya manthatis withRashid. ShemetR?shid the closingof BlackHistoryMonthand the as a classassignment. Manyfoundtheideahardtograsp, He wasin marimum' absolvehim for his crime,not to judge incarcerated. openingof Vomens HistoryMonth. womenwouldmarryamanin intelligent why an we all buta memoir counsystem, securiryprisonin upstateNewYork. Shewas America's A call from fuharaEkundayo, a Metro earning pflson. andblack haveastoryto tell,shesaid. in politicalscience herdegree 'A long-distance 'The to Tamara African-American Studiesgraduate, relationshipis turd goto a bestof ourlitentureshouldhelpus a class to required and a course science for directorof the Institute Tull, associate you cangeta planeticket," at least but enough, we not rvords, are ln other locate ourselves." two The prison,and read to the prisoners. Depanment, VomensStudiesand Services "Butyoucant Merro freshman, Bianca, a sairJ pa(icular developed a friendshipthat led to written alone.Vhenwe thinkof our own prompted action. ofiail." the buya planetkketout asbeingunique,or uncommon, and longdisancetelephone situation correspondence "l wenttosleepandI wokeupin themiddle felt shewas Mostof the malestudents you. wasn't She came before fact is, someone were they years of courtship, calls.Afterfour Ekundayo said.lt was1 married.Sheexplained howto romance of thenight,andcalled," withinherselfthat would thattransports lackingsomething a theonlypersonon themini-bus fust a.m.andshejustknen'tfio the idealbridge poet; the sheerpassionand desireRashid family thing,Buti{'sthe an illogical such her do make to theprisonto visitinmates. andfriends speaker shouldbe,lt hadto be ashabandele. ei<pressed lovewhichde$ strength of passion and Shewasn'tthe fint womanto fall in loveand pol'er, her overwhelmed for Vomen's is sponsored by: lnstitute bandele TiffanyJustice. saidMetrostudent logrc, "lt wasmy orygen." Shehadneverbeen marryamannpflson. Studies, romanced, thebook,explains African-American that begin andServices, words Studies five The filled of a woman with the speed She read she said,despitehavingbeen DiversityInitiativesProgramCommitteeand married. love story. is a This it all: her with pasionandtruth a chapterfrom This is the 10thAnnual EnglishDepartment, hoursaresixhoum,as book:"Thisis a lovestorymylovestoryand In NewYork,visiting

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pushesus to keepthe musicas freshand hesaid. interesting aspossible," Barr fu for The Slip'smajorinfluences, BradBarrsaidthe namefor hisbandcame nameda list of peopleasdivenear thesounds fromhighschool,andsaidaboutTheSlip"We theband'smusictriesto create.Everything from just kept it becauseit doesnt reallysuggest VestAfrican to Cream and musictoWoodyAllen; anything. It'smdleable. It canmeananything we AC/DCro BobQ'lan;to Rumi,a 13thcentury wantit to." poet. Butsuchthingsareinfluences on Persian Ihat appears to definethe musicTheSlip TheSlip'ssound. Banlook forwudto being pla1s,musicthat defiesconvention or even backin Colorado andtheBluebird, seeingit as definition."Ve tryto createsongswithmelodies anothervenueandopponunity to re!?mptheir "weliketoplay music."Getting tlnt last,"Barrsaidin aninterview to playandfindwavsto improve . .allow them to soakit in any our repeftoire"appeals for theaudience. to Barr. "Ve haven t waytheyMnt." Headdedthathetriesto avoid reached pornt.'' anydefinitive labelinghis musicas a "jazz,funk,groove But don't misukeThe Slip'ssoundas ensemble." incomplete oramateurish, Norshould TheSlip's bandcurrently uniquestylescareawaypotential TheSlipis a Bostontased listenen, touringthe countrywith their uniqueand "Veharrthecapabiliry' of catering to anyone evohingsound,Theybroughtthatsoundto the whohasanopenmind,"Bansard.Headded thar 'lhe Ptpt courtesyof SoWhat Theatre, lvlarch bandconsissof peoplefroma varietyof musical Bluebird 9. tastescometo Membersof the Slip,who appearedanDenverMarch9, posefor a photo. Barr on lead vocalsand guiuq his brother commenton how The Slip'stunesappealto on bass. them. Everyone Andrewon drums,andMarcFriedman from punk fansto blues attemptdto thenbringanother heuid that"being abletohave MarcFriedman Bar sakl this venion of The Slip has been enthusiasts to country listenershave all partofthemusic, popularmusic.'Thebener politia at lzut on or be a catalvst," is level to their already an effect together forsixyean,andit isthathmiliaritywith nelcomedthe decidedly differentapproach to in Barr's lyrics weget,themorepeoplewillwantto seeus,"Ban important to him.Butthepolitics oneanotherttut drivestheirmusic.He added themusicBanandhisentourage perform. "in a more abstract way." said.Healsosaidthatthemusicallowedfor the that their Bostonroots also inspiretheir Fornow,TheSlipremains a viable source of arethoserendered to bringa pieceof themselves compositions. exprasionfor.Barqhis brother,andFriedman. The Slip took the Bluebirdin a different threemusicians into the mix, adding,"Our with Ron Lery'sV/ild and their history direction March Kingdom 9, "There'ssomethingabout Bostonthat Thoughheholdsaestheticism tobeanimporant astheopeningact. BradBan,AndrewBarr,and historvallowsthemmicto soeakfor itrlf "

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(AP)- A mailmanis GRAND JUNCTION creditedwith savinga 7-yearoldboy from seriousinjuryby grabbingthe wheelfrom theioy-riding child. Sahadorlopez saw NicholasReyesat thewheelwhenhe hadto leapout of the car'spathon theafternoonof March12. 'l was going down the sidewalk deliveringthe mailwhenI hearda noise," saidLopez."l lookedup and sawthe car

comingat me.I couldseebytheboy'seyes in thecarthatsomething waswrong,it was justthe lookon hisface.I jumpedout of theway," After narrowlymissingLopez,Reyes steeredthe cartowarda carstoppedat an intersection. Lopez dropped his mail and dashed acrossthe street, reachedthrough the window and turned the steeringwheel

brake.The beforegrabbing the emergency carsideswiped anothervehiclebut cameto a stop. The boy was taken to the hospital minuteslater with minor injuriesto his face.Lopeziniuredhis ribs when diving throughthewindow,but the iniurywasnot serious. saidhisson,leftin thecare CurtisReyes of his oldersiblings, somehow managed to

get the stick-shift car startedanddroveit, eventhoughhis feet couldnt touch the floor Policesaidtheboywill not becharyed. "l think he'slearnedhis lesson,"said his mother,Della."He was reallyscared when came home. Ve were all pretty scared. I'm justgladhe'sOK.'

Milfionqirelurnshqle compoundinlo educqfioncenlel COEIJR D'ALENE, Idaho(AP)- Internet Nationssecurityguardsin 1998.Lastyear Carq41, an ldahonative,paidfor the human rights educationprogramsfor millionaireGregCamhaspaid $250,000 for they won a $6.3 million civil judgment propertyfrom his personalfoundationat schools. the 2O-acre Aryan Nation compoundin againstfuyan Nationsfounder Richard Harvard University, and Gov. Dirk In thestatement, Carrsaidthe building northernldahoandplansto turn it into an Butlerandhisorganization, will be turned Kempthorne used church bankrupting the said transforming the by Butleras a "the educational centerfor humanrighs issues. group. compound inroa into a museumdisplaying artifactsof T "'lhedaysof thefuyanNations usingthis human rights hatredleft behindby the AryanNations." Ihe property's future is ,_]l: -,,*::,1': facility as a national headquanersfor obtatned tne true to c e n t e r The remainingbuildingswill be rued and . promotingreligious-and race-based hatred the propenylast to setrye is a lteminder tontinues ro replacedwith a classroomfeaturingthe and violencearâ&#x201A;Ź over," Carr said in a month ^t ^ that theclearesthistoryand message of the hurnanrights When send 'iUStiCe pfeyails statement issued earlyMarch14byTheCarr bankruotcv courtof sienals of what movement. : "The property'sfuture is to Foundation. "Courageous peoplein nonhernl&ho serveas a reminderthat lusticeprevails announced theirwish have protested against Buder'smess4;for 'Greg Qa;;ab'rui' whenit comesto humanrights," to sell it to a group ln 1999,Carr 20 vears,"Carr said. "Our goal f to Carqwho foundedthe Internetservice promoting human pledged demonslrate tM; progresis posible.*! Prodigv, boughtthe compoundnearHayden rights. in the area.Viftnt to the Anne Frank Human Rights Butler remains $i00,000 Lakefrom a motherand son who were The conrpoundcontainsnumerous Memorial in Boiseandlastsummerdonated victimized group. bythewhiteseparatist buildings,includingButler'shome, a another$500,000 to theldahoHumanRights VictoriaKeenan andherson,Jason, were bunkhouse, r guardtowerandthechapelof EducationCenterto underwritestaffand chased,shot at and terrorizedby Aryan Butler"s church, work with localgovernments to develop

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BJ.Brantuid. Sateforward finailymung into action, the Rmdrunners whenMaro guand JoeKelly'sdraineda theepointq cuningtheleadto ttreeatdre11:30ma* But Metronevergot anydcer and hit a scoringdrought that lastedmore than five minutes,wtrileSt, Cloudput on a three'potnt running, shoothgclinic*rathadtheRoadrunners shooters. tryingto covertheHuskies' ontheteamcanshmt,sottnt puts "Everyone saidVin, who on thedefense," a lot of pressure poins andhrt five wittr 28 pacedthe Huskies "Ve dont hale oneor twoSuys thee-pointers. wehavel0 gu1r." thatcanscore, Brant (15 points)cashedin tluee threepointersfromthe left wing.JasonKron(16)hit AIex twothreesfromthetopo[ rhearc,Reserves (11)andAlankrsinger(1)gotin onthe Carlson acttoo,andwell,.vougettheidea. ''l thinkererybody butmymotherhit a three in the fint hdf," said5t. Cloudcoachl"evin "lt wasiust shaknghisheadin disbelief. Schlagel, going inand the ballwas nighswhen oneof those foruswecapialzedonit." fonunately buyabucket. Attheodrerend,Metrocouldn't shooting shotwasoff.Kelly's turnaround Fulcher's tlree-pointer shot a gone. Luke Kendall was ouch Clank.Hegot theballback,firedfromthemme spot.Clank. score:St.Cloud56.Metro25. Halftime Andwhenthesecondlulf sarted,St.Cloud wasstill scoringwhile Meuowaslmking for to getthernbackhto thegame. something and forcingturnovers St.Cloudwasstealing, Metro kept wavingtheir armsat the crowd. comingthoughstrong,with dignttyand clas. eadrodrr &frcit,theycheered a47-point Despite wehll. United we stand uy, United as if to on "Fromhalftimeto theendof thegamettut andplayed wasprideandourgtryswereverydassy Scottgneltzer/ltc lelrcpcllco it'sallabout cuch uid, ls a Dunlap really hard," MetroguardLukelGndallandgoesupfor a layrp wlth SouthDakotaStatGfrward in manywalnI on theup beat,because staying 91€O vlqtory' Codylblnrer rrakllg an attenpt for the Uod( In lhe Roadruru|e|s just frusuationthat is aken out as think h is Rancikhit a lay'up. for ttre drainedtwo three-pointen. steppod up to meetMetro'sKaneOakley tojustbeingonEanhandundersunding opposed to Metrro wasdown10beforetheytud a chance jumphll. effonto tlut it wouldluveakenanecnordinary blink. it back o Rancik apped Ttreballurastossed, ercngetbackintoit.' "\!b dwapsetourgameplanup for comhg tsunmateForcstMtt andSt.Cloudwasoff urd St.Cloud andbeingtheaggressors," running.Rancikdroppedin a hookshot.Vitt outrightaway

# Meilofindslouch qgqinstsouthDokolqstqteffi finishedwith 22 points,shmting6of-15from . n f.brcn behindthearc. "VhenJc's hot,we'regoingto gethimthat SL CIOUD,Minn.- Beingmorethan1,000 shotuntilhetiresout,"Dunlapsaid. Kelly,nootherRoadrunner couldfind Besides milesfrornfie l,tileHighCity,ttrcrcis plentyof first hdf ttre shooting touch in the oxygen to breattre. its Aftergoingup 2619,Metro(23{) mlssed oneononedefensive Intheendit wasMetro's (22-7) went on a ttnt allowed nort 14shotsastheJackrabbia shllsard high-dtiudeconditioning poinscoming rhemto blm' pastSouthDakouSuteUnivenity, 115run,withthefrveRoadrunner fhnsen slipped frrom the free throw line. Austin tlall onMardt9. 9180atllalenbeck in a and dropped underneath Metro's defense of beingatmilehigh," "Theieisanadranage left withfourseconds MetrocoachMikeDunlapsairlwitha grin."Our highudring three-pointer put and in the halfto Dakoa State up South 39-35 (to lower fitness levelissuchthatifwecomedon'n a fever crorvdreached typicallywe tuve beenableto outrun he roarof theJackrabbis' altirude), pitched. andI thoughttlr:ata lot of theirshotswere teams But when ClaltonSmith,Metro'slfoot-7 wasthedifference." shonandtlw uhimately point guard,naileda 5}footerat thebuze4jaws factor too. The Metro's iunior JoeKellywasa silence. dropped andthefansstoodin a stunned lulf, otplodingfor guardwasonfirein thesecond first Yet,Metrotrailedat halftimefor the time He 16 poins, includingfour three-pointers.

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forSmifi,Ttnmas A minuteaftersubstituting duringits llgame winningstreakandsomething in the laneand the floor, stopped down hadto bedoneaboutMetro's34percentfust+df raced jumper. Theno<tdmedownhefouttd But theonlycurefor coldshootingis drilleda shooting. Thenhe for a ttnee-pointer patience. And a key ingredientto patienceis Iftlly on thebaseline . .another threeial passed to Kelly. ball, stole the persel€rance. "Our playerscontinud to play and play in ttre air Swish.the followingpcsesion, he flmtedaleft'tundedhookup. a badpatch,"Dunlapsaid."Ve lustkept spunbydefenders, ttucrugh movingthe ballandthenwe finallycaughtour &rcket. wenton to Metroleadgrewto 5449.Thomas break. Our defenseunited us and then three steals andassists. points and had eight offensively, Joe Kellyand OJ. flhomas) hit a rore fiveshots had18poinsandblocked Oakley off K.ane theybacked buckes,because coupleof cheap asMetrochippdandchirleditsnzytoal4point ourpointguard." eatingat pressuredefens€ point leadwithis trademart about backup thenrelyalked Thomas, gavehimandtumed theJackratrbits. guard,tmk whatthedefense half,it "Looking outonthefloorin dresecond hisgameupa notch. andmentallymenagainstboys," "lt'siusttimeformeto dowhatI haveto do," wasphysically 'l coachScottNagy. dont know "lf pas it. uid sairJ. theyneedmeto pass,l'll Thomas Jackrabbits' are.Butphlskzllyandmentally, whattheanswers l'll rore." If thE needmeto score, wecouldn'tmatchup." Hedkl alittlebit of both.

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for Uhls, "l want to do whateverit takesfor the madethe distancemorebearable CorriganWllis your 1,000 miles. it is more than eventhough team,"Uhlssaid. "Youhaveto sacrifice ffclflcpdtoa "Shebacksme 100 percenton all my body.' Uhlssaid."(Metro)wasthe best Uhls spent three yearsat Vest Valley decisions," isa masochisticJuniorCollegein Saratoga, TimUhls'lovefor baseball in mycareer." for meto succeed Calif.,wherehe opportunity Uhlshas wasplunkeda schoolrecord32 timesin the one. AsMetro'sstartingshortstop, win a Uhls helped the Roadrunners gettingon baseby wayof thebean- '99season. mastered in 2000, for thecollege record+ying 34games ball, and he certainlydoesn'tmind the in 2001,Uhls He wasa first reamall CoastConferencefu oneofthe twoteamcapmins bruises. year early 12-5-1 start this has led Metro to an selectionthat and caughtthe eye of "l enjoygettinghit," saidUhls,a Santa coachesfrom SonomaState,Metro and season, and gavethe teama boostwith a Clara,Calif.,native. "l showthem(bruises) 1 a al I'm proudof them." off cause Youmight recognizethe seniorfor his RoadrunnerTim Uhls saysabout being hit by a baseball his afrofrom long,redgoatee,or remember Iast year,but Uhls' biggestimpressionin will beleft in Metro'srecordbooks. Divisionll-power,ChicoState. Denver game-winning home run againstVestern Despitespendingmuch of the 2000 Vesleyan. foe,Texas The best baseballfit was Metro,even Region injured,UhlssetMetro'scareerhit-by- thoughthedecision season wasn't "Hittinghomerunsis notmystyle,"Uhls simple. pitchrecordin a singleseason with 22. He is Uhls left behindhis fianc6e,Jen, and said. "l alwalstookmorepridein myglove on his wayto breakhis own singleseason father,Steve,who, Uhls said,courageouslythanmybat." of lumps raisedhim andhissister, recordthisyear,with anassortment So far in the 2001 campaign,Uhls asa single Jennifer, . threeweelsinto theseason. haven'tiustbeenwith hisglove parent. contributions in just 13games, Uhlshas8 hit-by-pitches "l had no tribulationgrowingup," Uhls andcollection of bruises. and looksto continueto shanerthe old said."l creditthatto mydadandgrandma, Hehasproven to bea threathittingin the careerrecordsetby Patlrlaxrvell. My dad is my biggestinspirationand my ninthspotof theorder,carryinga .313bauing "lt's an art," Uhlssaidabourgerting grandma with threehomeruns. is mybiggest fan." average beaned."l cangoup thereandtry to gethit.' won out, and Uhls Despitethe earlypowernumbers,Uhls Howeveqbaseball To most, getting hit by a baseball signeda full-tuition his rolein the ninthspotand baseball scholarship to hasaccepted speedsreaching approaching 90 mph would Metroin 1999. he doeshaveat the saidhe o*es thesuccess seemfoolish,but for Uhls,it's partof whathe plateto hittingcoach,TimCarlson. Andhedoesn'tregretit. ''(Carlson) hasto do to helotheteamwin. hasbeenthebesthittingcoach fianc6ehas Havingan understanding

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ofthem'fffffii'i.ffiilX,il1l#fiT:;|ifi'l I'mproud offcause | ,ho*"them(bruises) off of l(est 25thAvenue and to hisapanment Boulevard. Sheridan andfriends,JerodStultz His Roommates all makethe trekon the andSteveGuerrero, bus. "We have become good friends," Guerrero,a Metroinfielder,saidof the nio. "V/eall lookout for eachother." physical Uhls is majoringin secondary atSan education andplansto finishhisdegree destination State. Uhls' ultimate may be Jose but he has made friends for life California, herein Colorado. "l camein latelastyearandhe(Uhls)gave me a placeto stay,"Stultzsaid. "He has becomea true friend and not iust a teammate,"

grmes,i2 andS-7and i{etro baseball at yearandwonboth games. out24hiain thetwo Willamette March 20, 10 a.m. belting (1) : ,Jflillamerte willbethefirststopin lietro baseball at Southern theRoadrunner California trip.Metroand willamettemeet back in 1988with Colorado,A{arch24, 1 p.m. (2) Villamette shutting outtheRoadrunners 5- and Aiarch 25, Noon: Thiswill be Athletic the Rocky Mountain Conference 0. openerfor the Roadrunners. Lastyeaq in a four iletro baseball at San MetroswepttheThunderwovles FranciscoState, March 10, 2 gameseries,winningT-5,7-6,74and10-2. p.m. (1) and l{arch 21,2 p.m.: Mth rhesweep, Metro knocked Southern Metroplayed outtheRMAC tournament. SanFrancisco State twicelast Colorado

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