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Campus crime On a roll The lowdown on stayin·g safe

By Michelle R. Ross thing else, Marshall's police StaffWritet department is concerned with · the crime spillover from the Police can only help those surrounding community onto who help themselves. campus. "Personal safety is an indi­ "College campus were origi­ vidual responsibility," said nally built like fortresses," he Thomas C. Johnson, director said, "so crime in the commu­ of public safety. He said nity didn't stand as much students need to help monitor chance of filtering into the ·· all crimes on campus. schools." He said while many people Capt. John Noble of think an insignificant crime the Huntington Police isn't worth reporting, nothing Department said Marshall can be done unless they are students must be very careful reported. when they decide to venture off Johnson said there are of­ campus. He said there have ten rashes of petty thefts on been arrests made in the college campuses, but if they Marshall area involving drugs aren't reported, there is and firearms, and that dark virtually no way the police can alleys just aren't the safest find the guilty parties. places to be hanging out. He added that students Noble said the best advice he should keep closer tabs on their can give students is to just stay personal property and ifsome­ away from the areas around thing is stolen, they should campus where there might be immediately report it to the trouble. university police. Johnsonsaidmorethanany- See crime, page 6 Follet booksto·re goes self-service in fall

By Brett A. Smith During the past month, students have had to Reporter go to the first floor of the Memorial Student Center to buy books, while th~ basement-level The remodeled textbook section of the book­ textbook section of the bookstore was remod­ store is open for business and ready for the fall eled. semester, according to Mike Campbell, store Campbell said 14 new checkout registers have manager. been added, replacing the previous three lanes. The Marshall University Bookstore is now Students will no longer have to wait for some­ under the management of Follet College Stores one to get their books for them as the textbook of Elmhurst, Ill., which manages over 450 section of the store is now self-service. college and university bookstores. See books, page 6 Marshall Stadium to be ready for fans - By Brett A. Smith addition of the seats in the outside ofthe west end and the · Reporter south end, which are nearing inside of the east end. Things completion and will be finished in these locations show more Fall means a lot of things to in time for the first game. wear,"Antush said. Marshall students, like more Antush has been in charge of He said a new smaller homework and tests, butit also maintaining the stadium for scoreboard will be ad~ed to the means football is not far away. three years, and said the only top of the facilities building The town may be ready for things that have been done to sol!letime this week. football, but is the Marshall the stadium have been ex­ In addition, the field will see University Stadium ready for pected due to use. its yearly paintjob at the end of football? '"The stadium is holding up the month, which includes let­ Craig J. Antush, supervisor very well and seems to be well tering and the designs in the ofathletic facility maintenance, engineered," Antush said: '!We end zones. . said the stadium will be ready have never had a problem with Antush said the windows in and routine repairs are on . it structurally." the skyboxes get cleaned twice schedule. ' Weathering this summer a year and this will be done "All we are doing to the sta­ took a toll on the scoreboard soon. J.R. Mc:MaldTbePar11wal dium is simply routine. Some speaker boxes and they are "The surface of the field of it is. due_to weather, some beingreplaoed, alongwith some should last from seven to 10 Orlando Hatchett, former Thundering Herd tailback, due to wear and tear," Antush lettering on several signs. years," Antush said. takes a ride through the Ma'shall Stadium parking lot said. "You have to stop and think "This fall is the fifth for this He addedthe only actual con­ about how the weather hits the stadium and the field is in ex-· struction in the stadium is the stadium. It is hardest on the cellent shape." THE PARTHENON 2 THURSDAY, AUG. 17, 1995 -This & That

Grateful Dead cancels fall tour SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ 53 of an apparent heart - With Jerry Garcia gone, attack at a drug rehab the Grateful Dead has center. He had battled a canceled its fall tour. heroin addiction for years. . "It's the only decision Before his death, concerts . we've made. Everything had been scheduled from else is still up in the air," the Sept. 13 to Oct. 22 in band's publicist, Dennis Boston, New Yori<, Philadel­ McNally, said Monday phia, Toronto and two cities night. in California. Refunds were - Garcia, the Dead's lead planned. guitarist, Whether there can died •• • • be a Grateful Dead Wedies­ without Garcia remains dayat" to be seen. "We appreciate that Deadheads and the public have many questions, but we ask for their pa­ tience," McNally said.

Country Music Association· announces award finalists (AP)- Finalists for 1995 David Ball Country Music Association John Berry awards have been named. Faith Hill Winners will be announced Alison Krauss Oct. 4. Shania Twain • ENTERTAINER OF THE • VOCAL GROUP OF THE YEAR: YEAR: . Brooks & Dunn BlackHawk Garth Brooks Diamond Rio Vince Gill The Mavericks Alan Jackson Sawyer Brown Reba McEntire Shenandoah • FEMALE VOCALIST OF • VOCAL DUO OF THE THE YEAR: YEAR: Mary Chapin Carpenter Bellamy Brothers Alison Krauss Brooks & Dunn Patty Loveless Brother Phelps Reba McEntire Sweethearts of the Rodeo Pam Tillis John & Audrey Wiggins • MALE VOCALIST OF THE • MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR: YEAR: John Berry "Any Man of Mine," Shania Vince Gill Twain Alan Jackson "Baby Likes To Rock It," John Michael Montgomery The Tractors .Sell your books for cash ~t: George Strait "I Don't Even ~now Your • SINGLE OF THE YEAR (for Name," Alan Jackson singer): "The Red Strokes," Garth "Any Man of Mine," Shania Brooks Twain "When Love Finds You," "Baby Likes To Rock It," Vince Gill · The Tractors • SONG OF THE YEAR (for "Gone Country," Alan songwriter): Jackson "Don't Take the Girl," Craig · "The Keeper of the Stars," Martin and Larry Johnson Tracy Byrd "Gone Country," Bob McDill "When You Say Nothing At "How Can I Help You Sa~, All," Alison Krauss & Union Goodbye," Burton Banks Station Collins and Karen Taylor­ • ALBUM OF THE YEAR: Good "John Michael "Independence Day," Montgomery," John Mich_ael Gretchen Peters Montgomery · "Thinkin' Problem,• David "Lead On," George Strait Ball, Allen Shamblin and "Now That I Found You," Stuart Ziff Alison Krauss • MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR: "When Love Finds You," Eddie Bayers, drums Vince Gill Paul Franklin, steel guitar "Who I Am,• Alan Jackson Brent Mason, guitar • HORIZON AWARD (most Mark O'Connor, fiddle promising artist): Matt Rollings, keyboards The next half-price buy will be August 28, 29, 30. •

Paga edited by Rachel Ward, ll88-6696 THE PARTHENON 3 THURSDAY, AUG. 17, 1995 Mcveigh pleads innocent . OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Both men could face the because so many judges, court Timothy McVeigh and Terry death penalty if convicted ·in employees and potential jurors Nichols pleaded innocent . the April 19 bombing of the knew victims. Tuesday to ·committing the Alfred P. Murrah Federal "These people are in a sense worst terrorist attack on U.S. Building, which killed 168 the victims of the case that is soil, .and their lawyers people and injured more than going to be tried," said Michael -complained again that they 500. Tigar, Nichols' lawyer. "It is cannot get a fair trial across They arrived at the inappropriate to ask these the street from the bombing courthouse in separate vehicles people, possessing the feelings site. in a caravan of police and U.S. that they evidently do, to sit in "Sir, I plead not guilty," said marshals' · cars. At the dispassionate judgment upon McVeigh standing before U.S. courthoµse, security did not these events." Magistrate Ronald Howland appear unusually striilgent. One of those who attended during an arraignment. The building is across the the arraignments was Sharon "Your honor, I am innocent," street from the blast site, and Coyne, a deputy court clerk Nichols said as his mother sat defense lawyers said thatis too· whose 14-month-old daughter in the courtroom. close to ensure a fair trial was killed in the explosion. Hurricane Felix Deadbeat dad stalls off coast won't be freed NEW YORK (AP)-Ajudge • HATTERAS, N.C. (AP) - Hurricane Felix slowed has refused to free the nation's Wednesday as it neared North worst deadbeat dad until he Carolina, threatening to stall makes a deal to pay all or some offshore and prolong the ofhis $580,000 in overdue child hammering that awaits the support payments. remaining coastal residents. State Judge Phyllis Gangel­ Islanders who ignored an Jacob sentJeffrey Nichols back evacuation order tied down to jail Tuesday. Nichols'lawyer, their boats, nailed boards over Mark Kaplan, expected his windows and braced for the client to be freed Friday, either Faulkner succumbs to heat worst Wednesday as Felix and through a settlement or by its 80 mph winds stalkedNorth paying $68,000 - the amount Carolina's Outer Banks. Nichols owed when Gangel­ on first day as Citadel cadet "I'm going to stay," said Joe Jacob charged him with Morris, · manager of Teach's c9ntempt in -1990. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP)­ price, ifyo.u are willing to invest Lair Marina on Hatteras Nichols, 47, made $180,000in .Shannon Faulkner spent 2 1/ your time, you will succeed," Island. Only about 20 of 100 1994 as an investment adviser 2-years fighting to become the Watts said. boats remained at the marina on commodities and precious first woman cadet at The School spokesman Terry. Tuesday. metals. Citadel. Then she spent most Leedom wouldn't provide "I feel like I've . got a of her first two days in bed. details on Ms. Faulkner's responsibility here with the Air Force closes Ms. Faulkner remained in a condition, citing her privacy, boats," pe said. private infirmary room but said she was expected to be The unusuallYi wide storm friendly fire case Tuesday, recovering from the released Wednesday after had been expected to reach the • I effects ofdrillingin stifling 100- being examined by a doctor. North Carolina. coast early WASHINGTON (AP)-The degree heat. She succumbed · "I don't get any indication Thursday - most likely at Air Force closed the book l\fonday after her first lunch they are asking the doctor to Cape Hatteras, the outermost Tuesday on one of its worst as a cadet. come in to make any special point .of the Outer Banks. It friendly fire disasters by She missed talcing the cadet visit,"Leedom said. had slowed from 14 mph to 12 grounding five, officers and oath and she missed "Hell Neither Ms. Faulkner's mph at middayWednesday and · imposing penalties that Night," when new cadets are mother, Sandy, nor herlawyer, was expected to ease up some effectively end their careers rousted out of bed and into a Val Vojdik, had information more, making its arrival time and those of two generals in courtyard. There they stand in about her condition. uncertain. the 1994 shooadown over Iraq. silence in the dark for 15 Ms. Faulkner, 20, and four It was likely to be a long The pilots of the two F-15 minutes with their new other cadets were sent to the siege. Bill Frederick of the Eagle jets that shot down two classmates. infirmary Monday. Two were National Hurricane Center U.S . . Army Black Hawk Ms. Faulkner missed released earlier Tuesday and said that the storm center helicopters over northern Iraq welcoming remarks Tuesday Ms. Faulkner and the two would probably not come on April 14, 1994, ha'.ve been by Citadel President Claudius others will be examined ashore and would instead slide disqualified from flying for at Watts. He did not mention her Wednesday. , to the north and stall just off least three yeai:s, Air Force as he spoke t:o rows ·or cadets Leedom originally said that the North· Carolina~Virginia officials said. • sittingramrod straightin gray six of the 591 cadets were coast for 18 to 36 hours with Twenty-six people, including uniforms. hospitalized;but later lowered drenching rain and punishing 15 Americans; were killed in "Ifyou are willing to pay the that number to four. winds. · the shootdown. • Get Results with an ad in *4 COLOR ·COPIES THE PARTHENON *Copies Mounted_· 696-3346 on . 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THE PARTHENON 4 THURSDAY, AUG. I 7, I 9 9 5 our view• Thumbs up to some, thumbs down to others A The issue: A brief recap of the good and bad from the past summer.

Thumbs up to the addition of the new stadium seats.

Thumbs down to the end of • summer. ,, 'ltAl.f. MAN, -fHE.C-f'~E. STAN/)A~t> I55Ve f\)ow. 1> . Thumbs up to ·the new parki~g· Cracked rear view lot and tennis Farmers, trucks and American traditions ... courts. CRACK! J.R-. MCMILLAN sick and twis_ted that we live in ·1t sounded like a gun shot when country that has people starving it hit, and looked about as bad. A COLUMNIST in the streets and a government large glass bull's eye rippled in that pays farmers not to grow food? Thumbs down to front of me with long cracks run­ my state'-inspection is due, and (b) Wouldn't it make more sense to ning to the edges ofthe windshield. nearly killed me. . just buy the surplus food with the This past week while driving to This inspection scam is just one money spent on subsidies, thereby the heat. class, a rock and I had a disagree­ of the many ways our state and stabilizing the market and having ment at around 60 miles an hour federal governments coddle private food to distribute to the estimated and my windshield ended up on farmers. millions ofAmericans that are un­ the losing side. Oh sure, drive Before you pick up your pens dernourished? Not if you're more around long enough and you're and start writing furious little let­ worried about keeping your cam­ bound to get dinged whether it be ters on how farmers are the back­ paign contributors well-heeled Thumbs up to on the highway or in a parking lot. bone ofall things American, let me than keeping your constituents However, this was no ding and this be quick to concede that yes, we well-fed it doesn't. promises of a rock was no freak occurrence. This need farmers and yes, we do need Then again, homeless people sizable chunk of stone was hurled to eat. However the day of the can't vote, so why should politi­ more efficient at me from the rotting remnants of private farmer is over - period. cians ~are? what used to be a pick-up truck. This said, I for one am tired of my The real problem is the disap­ campus bookstore. This antiquated beast of a ve­ tax dollars being effectively thrown pearing need for private agricul­ hicle looked !Ute something out of away to assist private farmers, and ture, it's tragic but true. Unlike The Road Warrior- riveted pan­ am sick of the preferential treat- other industries which the govern­ els and beaten fenders, a . ment they receive. ment has few qualms with ship­ technicolor top coat ranging from Farm subsidies are a farce, a con ping south and west, there is a rust to green and back again. Its perpetrated by the government to n9stalgicsentimentwiththeplight jacked-up tires were only exagger­ protect corporate farms, not pri­ of the American farmer. ated by the lack of a bumper or vate farmers. Just take the time to This plight strikes a campaign tailgate. As it sped past me, I was analyze the alleged justifications chord. However, subsidies that Parthenon surprised it ran at all. "It shouldn't for subsidies and I'm sure you11 appear to help farmers serve only Volume 96 • Number 114 be on the road, it should on blocks agree. as convenient political tools, al­ The Parthenon, Marshall University's newspaper, is in somebody's yard," I thought. "It Government agencies claim that lowing elected officials to publicly published by students every Thursday while summer should have been shot and put out if private farmers maximized the support independent farmers an~ school is in session. of its misery." use oftheir land, it would result in still receive campaign funding from Responsibility for news·and editorial content lies such a surplus of food that prices the corporate farm industry. You solely with the editor. Seconds later, it fired a rock at me from its rear tire that nearly would fall so dramatically, it would see it's only called pricing fixing Michele Duncan ------Editor camecompletelythrough the glass. ultimately run farmers out ofbusi­ and collusion when other coun­ C Mark Brinkley Managing Editor My first response was terror, real­ ness. The unspoken side, however, tries do it, or when someone like Rachel Ward . Assistant News Editor izingthatthe little plastic film was is the excess that would cost pri­ Bell or. Microsoft isn't generous Penny Copen Sports Editor the only thing .that kept my wind­ vate farmers -hundreds or thou­ enough around November. J.R. McMIiian Photo Editor shield from shattering in my face. sands, would cost corporate farms - Like it or not, private farming is Marilyn McClure Adviser I looked up quickly to get the li­ millions. In a s~ke of brilliance, dead and nostalgia doesn't pay the Angela Henderson Executive Assistant cense plate number, but there the government decided it could rent. _,, Doug Jones Advertising Manager wasn't one to be found - only the solve both problems by paying What then is to become of words "Farm Use• hand-painted smaller farmers not to grow cer­ America's farmers? Ifthey can keep across the back of the cab. tain crops thereby insuring an in­ farm use vehicles running that Thursday, Aug. 17, 1995 Irony strikes again. A vehicle flated market price and an inflated long, maybe they should be mak­ 311 Smith Hall clearly unfit for public roads, one profit for the corporate farmers, ing cars. Huntington, W.Va 25755 that never has to pass inspection, freeing up qui~ a bit ofchange for If Detroit's any indication, VOICE: (304) 696-6696 had in a instant, (a) crack~ my campaign contributions as well. there's still no subsidy-against pro­ . FAX: (304) 696-2519 .ducing lemc;>ns, INTERNET: [email protected] windshield in the very month that Doesn't it strike anyone else as Page edited byMichele DIJncan. 696-2522 THE PARTHENON 5 THURSDAY, AUG. 17, 1995 Parthenon - Summer workout Classifieds rough to keep up

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Flexible scheduling trying to figure out "just what Wellness Center. I had to fill attack me with the sheer pain AIRLINES, Cruise Ships, available. Call Mr. Walters, at is the MAC?" out a form in regards to my of beating my muscles so they Travel Agencies, Now hiring 614-886-6666 from 5 - 7 pm. But for now, students are medical history and my goals. attacked another way. They $24/hr. + benefits. No exp. left to reflect on how their At first I thought I might put systematically replaced all the necessary, will train. All po- $1750 WEEKLY possible summers have gone thus far. I down "to win the 'hunks in weights I used in the fitness sitions. Toll free job line. 1- mailing our circulars. No ex- have enjoyed a number of trunks' contest at Regatta next center with ones that were 20 800-339-6136. periencerequired. Beginnow. summer activities up to this year,"butifiguredthatitwould pounds heavier, making it .. For info. call 301-306-1207. point, but there is one thing be best to start with a small harder to finish the wl)rkout. INTERNATIONAL STU- that I said I was going to do goal. So I wrote "to get in better But! did finish and that night DENTS-VISITORS, DV-1 RESEARCH WORK or tenn this summer that I had not shape." I stayed up late, waiting for Greencard program by U.S. papers written by profes- followed through with. After being shown around them to come for me, but they Immigration. Legal services. _ sional librarian. Fast and effi- Up until a few weeks ago, the room, I went over to work didn't. Probablytoluremeinto Tel. (818) 772-7168. 20231 dent. Call 1-614-532-5460. • that is. out with Adam. Day one was a false sense of security. Stagg St. Canoga Park, CA At the beginning- of the geared toward working the So now I continue on my 91306. summer I made the brazen chest and after we were done ~ program. I hope to be in better remark that I was going to felt good. I guess it was just the shape as the summer concludes GOV'T . · FORECLOSED 1 BR fumished apt. at 202 make this my summer to get in euphoria of the first steps and even better shape as the homes for pennies on $1. De- Norway Ave. Furnished shape. Then the summer began towards gettingin better shape. fall seme.,ter rolls along, but I linquent tax, Repo's. Your kitchen $275 /Mo. or $375 + and after all the other daily After the workout I went home know that the Fitness Gremlins area. Toll Free call 1-800-898- utilities paid. Call 525-6494 · activities, there wasn't much and I could feel the strain in are out there and they are 9778 Ext. H2317 for current chance to exercise, nor was my muscles from the work that watching me. listing. 2 BR Duplex, Southside of there anyone to exercise with. they had done. Then I went to They will have to resort to Hu.-it. Lots of space. Ideal for Then fate intervened. sleep. n ew tactics. They will be $40,000/YEAR income poten- 2students. $425 /mo.Includes Adam Franks, a friend. of Now I don't know at what placing dessert menus on the tial. Home Typists/PC Us- all util. except gas. DD. Avail ; mine, commented that he was part during the night the little tables at restaurants, making ers. Toll Free 1-800-898-9778 after Sept. 1. 525-2919. looking for someone to work men snuck into my room with sure that food commercials will Ext. T-2317 for listings. out with. I figured that this baseball bats and beatmy chest be on heavy rotation on FURN. APT. for rent. 2 BR, was a golden opportunity. senseless, but in the morning television and trying to fill up $35,000 /YEAR income po- all util. paid. W JD, central air One, I would be working with when it hurt to pull the covers my schedule so I won't have tential. Reading books. Toll & heat. Close to MU campus. someone who had been off me, I knew I had fallen time to work out. free 1-800-898-97/8, Ext. R $600/month. C.1ll6•;1-0323 or working out for a while and victim to Fitness Gremlins. But I will have to take on 2317 for details. 697-6771. coul_d help me get Qn a good That's right. Fitness each snag one by one and WAITRESS wanted for lo- program. Two, Adam is is a Gremlins. Not much is written remember the most important DIVIDE THE RENT Newly medical student, so if! collapse about these mischievous rule in fighting Fitness cal club. To pick up applica- remodeled apt. bld. 2 BR, furn. tioncontact D.Jonesc/oThe of a heart attack at least I'm in creatures,-butrestassuredthey Gremlins: never, ever feed kitchen, W /D, new carpet, Parthenon,SH311,M-F8:30- good hands. exist. Their sole purpose is to myself after midnight. new A/C, new kitchen cabi- 4:30. Applications will be for- nets. Located off 20th St. $400 warced. + DD. Call 429-2496. Soap addict confesses My name is Angela and I'm a ANGELA Lost? One of my professors The Parthenon soapaholic. . once said that the greatest in­ That's right. I'm addicted to HENDERSON vention in his lifetime was tele­ CLASSIFIEDS ORDER FORNI soap operas. vision because no other discov­ It's not like I haven't tried to COLUMNIST ery has had such an impact on quit. When I was in eighth had to perform an exorcism. so many lives. Through televi- •CATEGORY------·----• grade, I religiously watched Everyday exorcism partici­ . sion we have seen lands all •AD COPY:------"Another World." We had just pants recited prayers, and around the world that we can gotten a VCR, so my mom Marlena got tired and the par­ escape to without leaving our would tape it for me. But then ticipants left and went to the living· rooms-Rome, Cairo, my favorite character left, and mall for lunch. Venice, and yes, the fictional I swore I would never watch But I only taped "Days"- locales of Salem and Bay City. soaps again. That lasted for, that is until on "Another Fictional though they may be, oh, about three days. I guess I World," Carl finally told his they are still a place to escape. Parthenon Classified Rates had watched too long to just son Ryan that Ryan's mother Your problems seem minor to $4 for the first 20 words, 10¢ per each additional word, stop cold turkey. Justine, who everyone thought the trials and tribulations of When school started again, I was dead, is actually alive and those on the screen. per insertion (issue). couldn't watch anymore, so impersonating Carl's wife, Maybe you've had a rough First 20 words=------­ everything was fine. I would Rachel. But what Carl doesn't day at work, but you can bet come home and my mom would # Additional Words x10¢ know is that Justine has im­ that Carl or Ryan or Marlena tell me what happened. She prisoned Rachel in a mental or John had it tougher. And x Number of issues to run didn't tape anything for me, hospital where she has paid a you can scream at the people Total Enclosed= ------­ and I ne'9'er asked her to. Sum­ nurse to kill Rachel. on the screen, and tell them mer would come, and I'd start You know, now thafl think how stupid they're ~cting (and Your Name.------watching again, but never as about it, that is possibly some they do act stupid); because Address---__:______faithfully as before. of the most insane garbage I they. won't scream back. Of City/State/Zi0------But this summer something have ever heard. And r love course, they don't listen either. happened. Something made me every minute of it. When classes begin in a few not want to live without soaps. You see, I like to think I'm an weeks, I'll probably still be tap­ SL'\I> TO: And now, everyday, without intelligent person. I graduated ing. See, Tony is going for re­ fail, I go home, rewind my vid­ near the top of my high school venge on John for taking PARTIIEN()N CLASSIFIEDS eotape and watch "Days ofOur class, and I'm doing fairly well Kristen. John's been released Lives" and "Another World." in college. I'm even, consider­ from his vows, so he's not a \L\RSIL\LL t ·'.\1\1-:RSITY You see, it all started with ing going to graduate school. priest anymore. And Kristen's S\IITII IL\LLJII "Days"whenMarlena was pos­ So why do I find myself so getting an annulment, so she sessed by the devil and her wrapped up in such nonsense? won't be married; and... Ill '.\Tl'.\(;TO'.\. \\ \' 25755 former loverJohn. now a priest, Because it's nonsense. Onseoondthought,lneedalife. THE PARTHENON 8 THURSDAY, A UG.17, 1995

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tially reduce average student bookstore includes a rede­ of the main floor with an en­ • DEATH • BOOKS shopping and checkout time." signed storage area, new infor­ largeditrade book department. Steven Laraba, Beckley mational signs, new decor, and The third phase, planned for From page one From page one freshman, said "Fourteen the relocation of the textbook 1996-97, includes anew ground wilJ be sometime in the begin­ "The newly decorated store registers sounds nice. Things office. level addition to· the store to ning of September. "It is up to will provide an inviting, pleas­ should definitely move faster. "I am sure the.service will be further improve convenience the grand jury to decide what ant atmosphere for Marshall The important thing to me is better. It couldn't get any and customer access. to charge Nolan with and students and the general having more efficient people worse," said Amanda L. "Service is the important whether or not he will stand public," Campbell said. "The behind the counters. Norman, Beckley freshman. thing," said Campbell. trial," Chiles said. addition ofthe 14 new registers I hope these people know­ Campbell said plans for the "That is the area where our Nolan's bond was revoked to replace the three lanes pre­ what they are.doing." second phase of remodeling customers should see the big­ Aug. 3 by Cabell County Cir­ viously available will substan- The textbook section of the include a major restructuring gest improvement." cuit Judge Dan O'Hanlon after Walker died as a result of wounds received during a fight July 23 outside of Robby's, a New English class a help to international students bar in the 800 block of. Third Avenue. By Brett A. Smith ment of English and the En­ that course for international taken. Medical examiners deter­ Reporter glish as a Second Language students. This fall will be the "The class was good," mined the cause of Walker's Institute. second semester the class bas Khader said. "I enjoyed it death to be a wound received been offered. and learned a lot. It was International students at "Moreinternationalstudents better for me than the regu-, from a fall during the alterca­ Marshall having difficulty - arecomingtoMarshall,"Egnor "Students taking this class lar English class." tion, not ~ctually a blow from getting the hang of the En- said. He added the university will be better prepared for the " I wanted to take it be­ someone. , glish language may be in- must adapt in order to meet other classes they have to take," The investigation into Egnor said. fore I started any other class terested to know there is a changing demands. so I would have a better Walker's death is ongoing, ac­ classwhichcanspeedupthe "International · students He added that international cording to Chiles, and adpi­ process. sometimes have problems get- students are not required to understanding of the other tional charges against Nolan Clark M. Egnor, director ting the hang of the English take the class but seem to want classes." Egnor said the class i~ are pending. of Marshall's English as a language. Our mannerisms to when they find out about it. actually more demanding Debbie Morford,. legal Second Language Institute, and rhetoric are different from "We even have ·some gradu­ than a regular English 101 secretary for the county said the university has re- other countries," 'Egnor said. ate students taking the class to class but the goals and gen­ prosecutor, said the grandjury spondedtotheneedsoftbose "Our logic is also different be prepared for grad school," eral assignments are simi­ can pass a true bill, which not having English as a na- for them and hard to under- Egnor said. . means members believe there tive language. stand for some of them." Husna Khader, an interna­ lar. Information about the is enough evidence to bring the Egnor said the class was AccordingtoEgnor, the class tional student, took the class case to trial. If the evidence is developed as a collaborative is the equivalent ofEnglish 101 ·' last spring. She said it was the course is available at 696- 2465. insufficient, the case will be effort between. the Depart- and fulfills the requirement for first college course she had dismissed. "If a true bill ~s passed, an indictment is prepared and the case then goes on to be tried or possibly plea bargained," Morford said. Whr 1896

THE PARTH·ENON 7 THURSDAY, AUG. 17, 1995 Returning champions Tourney champs read_y for new season By Penny K. Copen the SouthernConference Tour­ depth," Berndt said. "Depth is Sports Editor nament Most Valuable Player, something I ~ looking for­ and Cook earned the honor of ward to because it is the one With the 1995 Southern Con­ Southern Conference Fresh­ thing we haven't had a lot ofin ference Tournament Champi­ man of the Year. the two years that I have been onship tucked "Really ev- · here." under its belt, eryone from The third year coach said the Marshall . - last year will· another of the team's goals is . softball team is · key in the up~ to aim for one ofthe two South­ getting set to coming season " ern Conference championships. gear up for the because they "We are going to aim for the 1995-96 sea­ will all defi­ conference or tournament son. nitely be play­ championship,"Berndtsaid. "It Head. coach ing," Berndt _Hinkle gets pretty-tough to win both Louie Berndt said. titles because we do only have said the first item of business Berndt said she will be look­ four · teams in the conference is to replace those athletes lost ing to Proctorville, Ohio, jun­ and therefore teams get to to graduation. ior Carrie Hinkle to provide a know one another pretty well. "One of our first goals is to positive influence for the young But we are going to try for both just get several healthy bodies team. titles." to play," Berndt said. "We lost "Carrie is a utility special­ With the momentum off of quite a few girls as a result of ist," Berndt said. "She basi­ last season's championship the graduation. But I believe this cally plays anywhere I need Lady Herd will head to the season is going to be exciting her to play and she just pro­ mound Sept. 23 at Penn State becausewedohavealotofnew . vides a lot ofleadership for the for the first tournament of the kids coming in." team." fall season. The 95-96 team will feature Berndt said she looks to have "Our ultimate goal this sea­ six veterans from the 1995 a more versatile team this fall son is to play well against top championship teain. Returners and said she is pleased with ranked teams and win some from last year's team include the added depth to the team. tournaments," Berndt said. · sophomores Christy Waring . "We are going to have more The first team meeting is and Stefanie Cook. W aringwas versatility and definitely more Sept. 5 with try-9uts taking Sarah Fa1191VThe Parthenon place the same week. Practice for the fall season gets under­ Pitcher Christy Waring, Most Valuable Player of last year's 'Efaen Pfiotograpliy '13oay 6y 1(ar[ way Sept. 11 and the fall sea­ Southern Conference tournameot, will be one player returning '11it ~u[['1Joay ~itnt.ss son concludes in mid October. to help the Herd defend Its tournament championship. · 'Weatfings Professwnal ~eptums : You can trust me to help you... · •Trim that body fat and tone your muscles Beach players down in the dumps: Portraits oOeslgn a personalized con,pret-,sive Illness plan · •Tailor your plan to flt your budget and your busy . schedule. By Angela Henderson the perfect partner, and the debate that Kiraly would keep ' oWIII come to your gym or mine. · 1 on 1 Body Shaping... 1 on 1 Nutrition Columnist two ofthem had a lot ofsuccess "Ayak" even when Steffes re­ Counsultlng General Fitness .together. turned. But"Ayak" injured bis · So Don't Detay-ca11 Today! No one likes to get dumped. 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DRIVE 529-0028 DRUNK. - Offer expires 1-31-95 :. 736-3588 l!I U.S.~ ...... Page edillld by Michale Duncan, 696-2522 THE PARTHENON 8 THURSDAY, AUG. I 7, I 9 9 5 , . .. Boehm leaving Marshall, heading to Keystone Artist field-n·arrOws to four By Brett A. Smith Marshall University and the By Brett A. Smith They formed an informal The four finalists are Mar­ Reporter Marshall Foundation," Gilley Reporter committee of Mayor Jean shall art professor Stanley said. Dean, Cornfeld, and various C. Sporny, Karen Smith Dr. Edward G. Boehll), Jr., "He certainly has earned this A contest begun over one members of the community , from New Jersey, Clifford senior vice president for insti­ opportunity to be the chief ex­ year ago has been narrowed including a representative of Land of Tennessee and an tutional advancement, will be ecutive of a higher education to four finalists i1'l the Birke the Huntington .,6rt Gallery. artist named Vredapans leaving campus Sept.16 to be­ institution and he has the best Art Gallery on campus. Cornfeld said the committee from California. come president of Keystone wishes of all of us." Michael I. Cornfeld, · pro­ notified the National Endow­ "These four are profes­ College in northeastern Boehm also served as vice fessor and chairman of the ment for the Arts in case they sional artists," said Pennsyvania. president of Boys and Girls art department, said the could not raise e~ough funding Cornfeld. He saidthe project Boehm was selected from a Clubs of Huntington-Ironton winner of the nationwide to complete the project. is something worthwhile for field of more than 125 candi­ and is a member of the Boy competition should be The NEA also supplied in­ the community. dates, according to Marty Scouts of America's Tri,State named by the end of the formation about how to de­ According to Cornfeld, Markowitz, chairman of Area Council, the Huntington week. velop the contest. each ofthe four finalists will Keystone's board of trustees. Area Chamber of Commerce Cornfeld said the goal of According to Cornfeld, ads receive $1,000 and the win­ Markowitz announced the ap­ and the Huntington Rotary the project is to place art on about the contest were placed nerwill receive an additional pointment, effective Oct. 1, Club. . . the flood.wall in downtown in national art magazines and $2,000 for a total of $3,000. Tuesday. He began his career in his Huntington which will re­ international publications. Cornfeldadded the art will Although he arrived at Mar­ hometown of Was~n, D. flect positively on the town . The ads ran November 1994 remain on display in the shall in 1989, Boehm said be­ C., atAmerican University. He and promote a positive im­ thr.ough February 1995. Birke Art Gallery through inga college president has been held various positions before age. Cornfeld said they received Friday. his goal since 1968. becoming director of univer­ He said the idea for the replies from across the nation He said painting of the · "Everywhere I have worked, sity development in 1977. project came from area resi­ and around the world. winning entry on the flood­ administrators have told me I In 1979, he left the univer­ dents John A. Goodno,Anne The number of entries to­ wall will begin as soon as had what it takes to be a col­ sity to become dean of admis­ Koppehele, and Hasanna talled 50, which has been nar­ the committee raises the lege president,,,. Boehm said. sions at Texas Christian Uni­ Shareef. rowed to four. necessary funds. "This is the realization of a 20 versity in Fort Worth. He was year old dream." associate vice chancellor for Boehm said he loved his work academic affairs and an assis­ and the university, but he could tant professor in the School of Employe~ of the month for July n.amed not pass the opportunity. Eduction at TCU before accept­ "I will miss this community Br Paul R. Darst Williams, who holds the po­ computes figures, handles bud­ ing the position at Marshall. gets, orders supplies, oversees very much," Boehm said. "It is • Boehm said he and his wife Reporter sition of program assistant II amazing how much the com­ in the Department of English, work study-students-the list Regina are looking forward to is endless," Nordeen said. munity believes in Marshall. the move, as she is a native of A 13-year member of the was nominated by Elizabeth They are really supportive and Marshall University staff has H. Nordeen, interim chair of Funds for the Employee of Pennsylvania. the Month awards are are pro­ everyone on ca~pus has been "The university is in such been named Employee of the the department. too." Month. "Barbara does a hardjob with vided through a grant.by Mar­ good shape, probably the best shall President J. Wade Gilley Marshall President J. Wade it has ever been," Boehm said. Barbara K. Williams, skill, with energy, with enthu­ siasm, and with a wonderful and his wife, Nanna. Gilley said, ",Ned ·Boehm, "Now is a good time to pass Proctorville, Ohio, was ~lected through his administrative tal­ as the July Employee of the cooperative spirit," Nordeen They are given to acknowl­ things on to someone else." edge excellence by classified ents, his vigorous mind and his A search committee to hire a Month, Bill Burdette, chair­ said. warm personality, has made man of the selection commit­ "She does complicated sched­ and non-classified staffat Mar­ replacement for Boehm has not shall University. an enormous contribution to been formed as of this time. tee, said. . uling, fills out lengthy reports, Important Memo: GET INVOLVED! T~ere are 75 different student organizations to·choose from here at Marshall. PLUS... 7 S ororztzes.. . ' PLus... 9 Fraternities! PLus ... Numerous . ~ athletic teams! - So... Don't just sit there. , GET INVOLVED!

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