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Angolia rebels want cea e-fire searching for U.S .-backed UNITA rebels in Angola said they are seeking direct talks with the Marxist government and are ready to sexual assault JIOClaim an immediate cease-fire in the 15-year civil war. suspect Barco calls for new strageties ANANDANSHANKAR MAZUMDAR Colombia's President Virgilio Barco Monday called for new emphasis on News Editor finding and treating the causes of drug abuse, not just cracking down on drug The man suspected of sexually assault )loduction and trafficking. In a three-day ing a woman on the morning of April 2 in conference convened by British Prime WSU's Medical Sciences Building is still at Minister Margaret Thatcher and the large, according to Assistant Director of United Nations that drew 500 delegates Communication Lynnette Heard. "There is from 112 colllltries, Barco said the war an all-points bulletin out for his arrest," she against drugs has just begun. said. The suspect, 43-year-old Mark A. Failed pact won't stop summit Sanders, was employed as a research Sudden snags in talks to cut long- assistant in the School of Medicine. range nuclear arms will not affect plans According to WSU University Communica- for May's superpower summit, White tions Director Harry Battson, Sanders did House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said not work on campus, but conducted Monday. When Pre idcnt Bu hand interviews for the Substance Abuse Inter- Sovi t Pr id nt Mikhail Gorbachev vcntion Program usually in downtown . meet y 30 in th USA , a draft on Dayton or in Columbus. loog-range arms pact was to be signed by them , but talks last week produced little Sanders was fired from his position at irogress. WSU for missing work several days in a Conservatives win in Greece row. He didn 't come to work the Friday before the alleged attack, and hasn't been Greece conservative New Democracy Pmy plans to form a new government seen since then. this week. The conservative leader According to standard personnel policy, Constantine Mitsotakis called for drastic Heard said, "He would have been sus- changes in the country's economy and pended without prejudice," had he reported foreign policy. Mitsotalcis swept into to work after the incident and been arrested power after a deal Monday with a small in connection with the crime. IYcllty led by Costis Stephanopoul. Policy dictates that those arrested in Mitsotakis' party won 150 of Parlia- connection with a police investigation be Photo by Craig J. Opperman ment's 300 seats in Sunday's election. "placed on paid administrative leave Senior Electrical Engineering major Vicky Mainella enjoys the warmer spring DID YOU KNOW? pending the outcome of an investigation." If weather while briefing hersetf on the new smoking policy. ~-=------.~••91.!"•• a case is dropped or dismissed after an Day versus investigation, Heard said the former suspect Candidates speak on "The University Of the 13, 119 underg would be reinstated, or if the charges are Wsu, the majority of not dropped "a pre-disciplinary hearing to Library of the 21st Century" courses before 4:00p assess the situation" would follow. Here's how the sclied ( ·· · .... : . Anandashankar Mazum'dar The first presentation will be given by Public Safety Director Roger Collins News Editor candidate Dr. David C. Genaway on April \~~~\:: \ worth said th~ students, faculty, and staff 17 from 3 to 4 p.m. in 043-045 University are encouraged to follow safety guidelines Three candidates for the directorship of Center. Arnold Hirshon will speak on April suggested in the past. After sexual assaults the university library will be speaking in 26 in the same place at the same time of at the University of Dayton campus in Presentations and Open Forums for the day. Marian C. Winner will give her February, Public Safety distributed a University Community. A".cording to Patty presentation on May 3 from 3 to 4 p.m. in bulletin recommending that women not Seifert, secretary to the WSU Associate the Upper Hearth Lounge. walk on campus unaccompanied and that Vice President for Academic Affairs, the the escort service, ext. 2242, or public presentations are being given to allow the The topic of the presentations will be safety, ext. 2111, be called if they are candidates a chance to be heard by the "The University Library of the 21st needed. university community. Century." i • d, 2 THE DAILY GUARDIAN Wednesday, April 11, 1990 Computer services offers AIDS information to students Tip Mc morie~ ANANDASHANKAR formed about AIDS. foundation in Dayton to get Online," Klaus explains. research updates, and a Student Health Services Xenia tomadc MAZUMDAR Coakley is working on it updated at no cost." "If [the user] doesn't have guide to local community funded the purcha e of the fo r many pco: News Editor updating WS U's AIDS AIDS -Online is an an ISPF account, they can AIDS-related ervices. software. We are again Online computer service. information ervice avail type in 'AIDS' for a u er AIDS-Online al o has tornado cas "College students are According to Coakl ey, able through terminals ID . .. and the password is interactive service . There Mo t people haven ' t great importa: becoming the highe t ri k AIDS -Online "give connected to WSU's IBM 'AIDS' al o . .. anytime is an AIDS quiz, an "a k an heard of it, he ay , those mcasun group for AIDS," accord tu dent a relatively they would like to get out expert" ection, and a becau e of a lack of should take UJ ing to Michael J. Coakley, anonymou way to get in the middle, type e tion for ugge tion for promotion. "There wa a conditi n fa, Director of WSU' Stud nt in fo rmation on AIDS and 'END. "' improvement of the flurry of a tivity when it form ation of: h w it i tran milled a According to Coakley, ervice. The pr ram wa fir t went on line . . . [but, - Know e1 well a referral inf rma AIDS -Online provid pur ha ed fr m the P y- f r exampl ], A k an procedure at tud nt arc tion." gen rat information about ch l gy D partm nt of Expert ha n' t be n u d at place, i.e., em inf t d with HIV, h ay . "It' a little out f AID , national and local alifomia tale Univer ity all," a rding to oakley. noti fi ation ; That mean there are date," he aid , "e pccially tati tic on the disease, at Long Bea h. "I'm going to try to do closest r ute I "po ibly 34 people at with regard to information bibliographies of book "The service began over ome general promotion," BEPREPAR Wright State who are HIV about local agencie ... and magazine articles, a year ago," says Coakley. he says. MUST DOS1 positive." Most of this stuff [the RATION. Tl For that reason, referral agencies] is in L.A. TIME TORE Coakley says, WSU and San Francisco [so] I've Condom issue surfaces at UD TIME TO PC tudents should be in- contacted the AIDS - For Mai (CPS) - At the Univer Georgia State University, against church teaching, library against the Catholic infonnation o sity of Dayton, students pulled off successful which says using contracep tradition, we have professon systems and t Russell Logue and John condom distributions. tives is wrong. and students who are procedures ar Petry are demanding that the For the past two years, At one time, the pair had atheists ... a lot of things the brochure · State Univers administration stop the DSA members have marked even threatened taking their here smack Catholicism in Procedures: I Democratic Socialists of Valentine's Day by passing complaint to the National the face." Shelter." Get America (DSA), a campu .) out cor.doms inside cards Conference on Catholic "We don't think con iL group, from passing out that say, "Love safely." Bishops. doms have magical powers - For off 1 condoms on campus. Because of the ensuing "They felt the universi ty to change people' moral tions, refer to Controversies over controversy, DSA pa d needed to make a clearer ity," Wentz aid. manager for c condom distribution have them out again Marc h 28 to stand fo r students trying to While condoms are procedures a:i arisen recently at Florida "test the waters," DSA follow Christian teachings causing big headache for shel ter areas . In ti tute of Technology, member Jon Wentz said. on sexuality," said Fath r ome, others are making -At homi where the administration UD President Brother B b Hogan, advi r of the money off f them. Two be designatec top d a plan by the Raymond Fitz, while Campu Mini try Evangeli rec m Tuf l University memb rs sho tud nt p per to di tribute criticizing th lion , did lation C mmitt c, f whi h graduate , owners f condom. al ng with an not ~ rbid them. both Logu an
~ s Tips for tornado season Retailers find ecology Memories of .! -~ 1974 what to do. A flashlight and a shelter area until instructions • rvices Xenia tornado remain vivid battery-operated radio should be are received. in consciousness fashionable se of the for many people this area. immediately available. AT HOME ANITA MANNING $1 to The Nature Conser of poured resin) sales will We are again approaching Lhe - Everyone should get in the - Identify a shelter. The © 1990, USA TODAY/ vancy, which preserves go to Wildlife Conservation tornado sea n and it is of habit of listening to weather central portion of the firs t floor Apple College Information sanctuaries for endangered International. l ven ' t great importance to rcvi w forecasts during the day and such as a closet, bathroom, or Network plants and animals. The March issue of tho e measures which pcopl prior to retiring for the night. If in terior hallway are places to - Ellen Tracy's fashion Vogue says designers are of should ta1ce und r w ·ather conditions are favorable for con idcr. Experts no longer Fashion designers and ads - in March issue of using more natural fibers, ., was a condition favorable to the severe weather, mentally advocate seeking shelter in the retailers are taking on the Elle, Egg , IIG, Mirabella, avoiding chemical additives Nhen it fonnation of a t mad . prepare yourself on what you southwest comer of the environment - promoting Vanity Fair, Vo gue and and incorporating nature . . [but, - Know cm rg n y are going to do. building. Getting under eco-consciousness in ads, Town & Country - tell themes in fabric design. : an procedure at y ur w rk MAlNCAMPUS something sturdy such as a promotions and campaigns readers where to call to join Another delivers the n u d at place, i.e., emerg n y - The primary notification workbench or table may for the cause. the Nature Conservancy. message on customers' akley. notifi ation yst m . y ur system is the steady ounding of provide additional protection. It's not just another - Jewelry producer backs. Robin Piccone of to do closest r ute to ta1ce, etc. TO the outdoor siren system. Keep away form windows or fashion fad, says Christian Carolee Designs is touting Body Glove International notion," BE PREPARED, YOU - The public address system other large glass objects due to Gilbert of the Fashion "Save the Elephant Satur has swimwear imprinted MUST 00 SOME PREPA will provide verbal instructions the high potential for serious Service. "Sure, it's hip to be day" March 24 at depart with "Keep our ocean RATION. THERE IS ONLY to all upper level main campus injury from flying glass. green, but fashion reflects ment stores nationwide: 10 blue," "Keep our water TIME TO REACT, NOT buildings except the Frederick - 00 NOT take time to social issues. We're very percent of faux ivory (made clean." TIME TO PONDER. A. White Center and the open windows and doors. Get to fD concerned about what is - For Main Campus, University Apartments. A your shelter as fast as possible. happening with our planet." ~ Catholic information on notification secondary telephone notifica For other locations, such as Expressions of the trend: Free Video on Big-Screen Stereo TV in the Rat ~ professon systems and emergency tion system will be used to mobile homes, cars, or out-of - Esprit's spring are procedures are contained in provide warning to these as well doors, people should seek Robin Williams catalog, now printed on f things the brochure titled "Wright as the lower campus buildings. shelter in a building. 00 NOT 1 recycled paper, says the )licism State University Emergency - Upon hearing the siren or remain in your mobile home or in company is redesigning Procedures: Evacuation and receiving verbal notification. vehicle since either one is vul packaging and taking steps Shelter." Get a copy and study proceed immediately to the nerable to overturning during to reduce waste. Customers, nk con it closest designated shelter. strong winds. Where shelter it declares, should "evaluate :al powers - For off campus loca Directional arrows are available within a building is unavailable, carefully what they need 11Wednesday,r~1,1111• April 11 at 5pm 's moral- tions, refer to your building in all hallways showing the way seek a low area such as a and buy accordingly . ... The manager for established to the closest shelter. culvert, ditch. or gully and resources of the earth are Friday, April 13 at 12pm ns are procedures and designated - Able-bodied individuals remain low to the ground. finite." shelter areas. are asked to use the stairs, Remember to protect your head lChe fo r With the sale of each Next Week: leaving the elevators for our as much as possible. making -At home a shelter should $26 tote bag imprinted with bedesignated and all family handicapped population. Tl. 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others planned both nation ally and locally across the country thi spring, includ Earth Week Activities ing events at other Dayton Environmental aware area colleges and universi April 16 - 20. 1990 ss ha become m re than tie ," President Mulhollan Presented by st the concern of a stated in a letter designating Enviromental Action of Wright State University ndfull of activi. ts and WSU's celebration of Earth ienti . J and Jane Weck. Information booths on the Quad blic ar bee ming aware During Earth Weck, t if we c ntinu t Environm ntal Action will April 17-19 11a.m.-3p.m. ison and pl und r ur have a booth on the orld w will f grave Campus Quadrangle which Schedule of speakers in Upper Hearth Lounge nsequence . will be promoting environ Univeristy Center In light of this, a group mental awareness and Wright State students educating students on how MONDAY APR 16 1 p.m."Growing organicly" 1 p.m. "Landfi lls" ve banded together to they can play an active role 1 p .m. " Role of local air pollution Kathy Ann Randall Marian Simmons Environmental Action in protecting the environ Wegerzyn Garden Center League of Women Voters control agencies" -John Paul Reg. Air d have dedicated them ment. Poll. Cntrl. Agency Ives to improving our Various other participat 2p.m. "Global warming: The 2 p.m. "Dayton's Environmental American Response" - rid. "We are trying to ing groups will also be TUESDAY APR. 17 Challenge1s" Keith Schlesinger e people aware of the giving out similar informa 11 a.m. " Anthropogenic effects Dave Freeman WSU History Department; Union of WHIOTV7 pact they have on the tion. In addition, WSU will on natural ecosystems"Dr.Allen Concerned Scientists vironment every day of host several lectures in Burton WSU BIO Dept. 3 p.m. "Citizen action through · lives," says the conjunction with Earth 1 p.m . "Waste Management 3 p.m. "Solid waste bill #592: Jane Forest, Ohio Citz. Action Incineration & alternatives" scenic river water sample" ___., __ p's education chairper- Week. For more details see Susan Bradford 2 p.m. "Solid waste management Dr. Jack Dustin ' Heather Dine. the adjourning calendar. ODRN's SW Scenic R iver Coordinator an intergrated approach" WSU Urban Affai rs Department Their first success was The students forming Jim Lyman/Liz Brewer organize Earth Week Environmental Action did Mont. Co. Solid Waste Man. 7 p.m. "Recycling in the Miami FRIDAY APRIL 20 Electric tivities here at WSU. Not so out of their own concern Valley" 3p.m." Concequences of oil spills" Diane Tuthill y did they organize all of for the environment. 10 a.m. "A walk through WSU's Trent Wren, Park District Save Our Environment Saving the Earth is an Biology Preserve" activities, but also they Dayton/Mont. County individual effort. In the Dr. James Runkle 'ned the endor cment of WSU Biology Department e ident Mulh llan who words of Mar.garet Mead, "Never think that a few icially d ri d April 16- 11a.m."Howand why 11 a.m " Recycling at Wright to be WSU's celebration people working together envronmentalists should influence State" ~gan play· Earth Week. can't make a difference. legislators" Dr. Tim Wood : but they Indeed, that's all that ever Tracy Kemp, Sierra Club WSU Biology Department hearts to ings began,.______...., has." ppen for lae Ship Jobs re opening NG Men · Women. Summer/ r Round PHOTOGRAPHERS. Audio Etc .... Iggy Pop OUR GUIDES. RE CREATION '. RSONNEL ExceHen1 P•Y plus :, and Zodi E travel CartObean Hawaii, . . am South Pac1hc . Mexico. THE FINEST IN AUDIO & VIDEO EQUIPMENT .d wntmg l NOW! c.11 retunoao1e . 06-736-0775, Ext. 600NK COME HEAR THE AREA'S BEST SOUND SYSTEMS FEATURING:
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Say Joanne "They're funny. Oppenheim, author of "Buy MARCIA HARDY letters of the alphabet, Bennett who have little or interfac c p ple with scv They're like me - they Mc! Buy Me! The Bank Staff Writer punctuation, and a variety no capacity to u a com di abiliti to computers. love pizza and o do I," Street Guide to Choo ing of command . For word puter keyboard to operate That re arch produced a y Hadiya Boyd-Ramzey, Toy for Children": For the fir t time in 27- longer than ix letter , the tandard computer and Virtual Keyboard Interfa 9, of SL Loui . "They're the late t of the year-old Jon Bennett' life, Ludent can call up a oftware. "With limited M dulc (V-KIM) which Hadiya' mom, pediatri 'buy-me' . ' I don't under- he can complete hi own dictionary Ii ting for the control or no u e of their rv e a a gateway cian Sheila Boyd, 33, i n't tand the gro -out humor. writing a ignment for letter of the fir t word. hand and fing r , these tween c mputer pro a ur : " I watch it with her, They're a limited f rm of classe thank to a new Binary technique allow the people have faced extreme gram u h opi lot a but I don't und r tand the play." computer acce ibility file to be divided and barrier t c mpl ting their c mm r ial pro ram u he predi th ir reign pro ram f r poople with ubdivid d until th de ired edu ati n and finding n lBM-typc per nal h rd u ht rto th m vie in th y kingd m may v rem t r di abilitie . word i i und. cmploym nt," Rowley aid. mput r.. (rat )? "I'd have a r al n aring an end . 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Ac ord ing to hum or, but, "un fortunately, ninja warrior . The program enables dictated. market." Row l , it i e y to ct it may forever change the "Last night, I dreamt we w y people think of a went on Oprah." H may di ablcd tuden to mo e a C pilot, which Rowley Copi lot i the re ult of a lower in ~ t than custom won erful arti t like get th re ooner than he joy tick to direct the cur or refer to a gateway three year re carch effort to design' 1 equipment and n th ir omputer r en to system, allow pc pie like find a better method to 11ch langelo.' thinks. see "Copilot" page 7 Alt ho last ~ STUDENTS: c Your college rout i (C attorr colle1 RTA Route 13 stude drugs stud The Winner Avoid parking Hassles! break If Of A 10k Gold Call th RTA Ride Line at 226-1144 for Route they · and Schedule Information the tc HERFF JONES drug In Jal Nebr. 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~rs. :d a rfa WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 ch •Dead Poets Society - big screen 1V at 5 p.m. in the Rat )- ' •Word Wednesday- soul and rap music and dance with a live DJ, at 7:30 p.m. in the Rat THURSDAY,APRIL 12 • Softball at home against Butler at 3:30 p.m. •Women's t nnis at home against Northern Kentucky at 4 p.m. •Kit Flying Cont st - UCB sponsored, kites and string provided, at 4 p.m. across from the soccer field FRIDAY, APRIL 13 •Dead Poets Society - big screen 1V at 11 :30 .m. in the Rat •Baseball at home against Dayton at 4 p.m. •Pink Flamingos - Wright State Cinema at 9 p.m. in 116 Health Sciences Building SATURDAY, APRIL 14 Photo by Craig J. Opperman •Women's tennis at home against Akron and Cincinnatti at 9 a.m. Although they didn't win, this group still rapped to an appreciative audience at the campus wide talent show •Softball at home against Akron at 1 p.m. last Wednesday night. •Pink Flamingos - Wright State Cinema at 9 p.m. in 116 Health Sciences Building SUNDAY, APRIL 15 Campuses crack down on drug abuse • WSU Medievalist club meets at 6:45 p.m. in Millett lounge (CPS) - Delaware's March to the University of three Wesley students were fall is another example, •How Much Wood Does a Woodchuck Chuck, God's attorney general has asked Delaware and Delaware arrested on drug trafficking Oberly says. Angry Man, Last Words, Precautions colleges in the state to expel State, Wesley, and Dela- charges. "There is a responsibil Against Fanatics - Wright Sate Cinama at students who illegally use ware Technical and An investigation of an ity that the university not 7 p.m in 116 Health Sciences Building drugs or alcohol, even if the Community colleges, alleged gang rape in close its eyes to illegal MONDAY, APRIL 16 stud n aren't convicted of Attorney General Charles September 1989 at a .activities that are going on •Heavy Metal - big screen 1V at 3 p.m. in the Rat breaking any law . Oberly told campus University of Delaware within the university TUESDAY, APRIL 17 If the hool comply, presidents that campus drug fraternity party revealed community," Oberly wrote •Alternative Tuesday - alternative music and ute they would have ome of and alcohol policies aren't that heavy drinking before- the college presiden~. dance with live DJ at 7:30 p.m. in the Rat the toughe t campu anti- working and that student hand was partly to blame, "There is a great deal of drug policies in the nation. users should be expelled. Oberly said. underage drinking on In January, the governors of Oberly's call will get Tough rules won't stop campuses," Oberly said. Wright State Cinema: $1.50 - WSU students Nebraska and Georgia serious consideration, at college rapes, but Oberly "It's a flagrant disregard for $2.50 - staff I faculty $3.00 - all others called for similar crack- least at the University of thinks they would help. the law, and kids should not downs on student drug Delaware. "We'll always have these be exempt." Items for Campus Calendar must be submitted users in their states. In "We have a problem in incidents," he said. "But On Match 27, just days by the Wednesday prior to publication addition, Arizona and our nation and on campuses tighter policies will proba- after Oberly's letter, -Christine Arnold Wisconsin lawmakers are with drug and alcohol bly decrease the number of University of Delaware considering bills to cut off abuse," University of them." officials suspended educa state financial aid to Delaware President E. A. In early February, a tion department administra students who use drugs. Trabant said. "Oberly's survey released from the tor Clifford Meisel after Students who apply for aware of the problem and University of Illinois found police found 38 marijuana federal financial aid in the working to try and make that a majority of rapes plants in his home. form of a Pell grant must things better." committed on campuses affirm that they will not There have been several involved fraternities and engage in any illicit drug recent incidents of student alcohol. .Editor-in-Chief Widespread underage ·wanted use or activity on their drug and alcohol use on Delaware campuses. In drinking at a University of .The Guardian -- application form. Delaware football game last In a letter sent in mid- February, for example, Highly motivated and ambitious student with proven management and journalism skills needed to oversee student-operated newspaper for C.opilot 1990-91 academic year.. 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8 THE DAILY GUARDIAN · Wednesday, April 11, 1990 EDITORIAL ..... I ::. ~ Baseball players always want more to do less getting paid en ugh. Oh puh-leeze! Well it wa about thi After learning everything I never want d to know Let 'em ride the bus point that I changed th channel to Cosby, or MASH or about the busine of b eball, it finally l ked like a whatever rerun I could find. Sports b ically u k wh n ettlement was at hand. Do we get it? No! We got at least the big bu in ide takes precedent over the game. another week of tty public rclati n maneuvering. and sleep at Motel 6 I'd have 1 k d the niveling twits out t . The Frankly, I'm up et wilh b th id . turkey get paid ver ix digi year to go out and play a Th owner h uld have never given in, but the for a season game. N w they want more. player h uld hav never c mpl in d in the fir t pla A thew ck went by, we all heard about the eco Tw w rd um up what I w uld ay t the player . nomic w s of Plant ity and the other Spring training GROW UP! towns that rely on god almighty baseball for their liveli Players don't lease the tadium. Player d n't have to hood. The tory pulled at my heartstrings considering pay overhead. Players don't have to keep the field clean The boys of Summer are back at it. how these are the people that charge triple the real world and the stadium painted. Players don't buy the plane When I heard the baseball strike had come to an end, it prices to everyone with an out-of-state plate on their car. tickets or foot the hotel bill. Players only do one thing for ---- had to be 'he worst news of the year. I thought that if It sort of reminded me of vermin in a flood. the organization, namely, play the game. there was anything redeeming about the strike it was the Once the news media ran out of special interest angles Players come out and stand in a field, hoping the ball possibility that the season would be at least shortened, if of the strike, it pretty much disappeared from public view. doesn't come to them. And it doesn't if the pitcher is not cancelled. Baseball slipped out of my mind and I turned to ESPN to doing his job. And if they are like Eric Davis, they spend ow don't get me wrong. I was all set to go down to see if they had put auto racing back on Thursday nights half the season on the disabled list (becau e they are too the ball park and be a Reds fan again this year. I stopped where it had always been and should have stayed if the bored to stand out there another minute) and then demand when they made Pete Ro e the manager and, with no ESPN people hadn't decided to broadcast major league a raise at the end of the year. other team of preference, I guess I gave up the sport baseball (big whoop!) in that spot in tead. As for the owner , they should have bitten the bullet completely. Nope, no racing. But guess what. If you elected to and shut the turkeys out on principle. I know that's a little This year was going to be different. The Reds have a watch, what you saw was hours and hours of talk about much to ask where the almighty buck is concerned, but decent manager in Lou Pinella and I don't have to worry the strike. You mean they' re still hashing this out? I didn't what happens at the end of this contract? And another about Ro e crewing up any other professional except for think anyone cared anymore. The sports world was even thing, you wouldn't have this problem if you stopped possibly fixing a horse ra e. starting to get boring through the week. Now ,the week spoiling the player . Make 'em ride the bus for a season So here sits Urick, popcorn in hand, an ice cold glas ends were still okay, mind you, because race drivers don't then maybe they'll be too worried about their hemor of iced tea on the table and Omar Williams telling me that go on trike. But Monday through Friday, when I occa rhoids to cry about pay. the player haven't tarted Spring training yet. sionally tried to fit in a Cubs game with Harry Caray (a Anyway, if I want to ee something that behaves like a What? No ba ball? Why? true Cub fan and a Bud man), all I could find was another profe sional ball player, I'll go to the monkey cage at the uld pie e t g ther, th owne 1 eked c liege ba ketball game. Let's face it, all those armpits zoo. They don't want $3 million a year to stand there and out the player the player aid they weren't tart to l k alike after awhile. scratch where it itche . Reader appalled Letter of appreciation directed to WSU
The tudents and faculty of Wright State University: Brian's death was a shock to everyone that knew and To the Editor. loved him. On the day he died, my other brother, Mark, I am an inmate at the Lebanon Correctional Facility. I was visiting me. Mark had commented that cemcd to be I am writing in response to the recent di play of am in my second year of college as a Human Servic having more fun now than at any other time in his life. We WWSU-FM on their University Center bulletin board. major in a program spon ored by Wilmington College. spoke of how proud we were of him and even envisioned Over the past weekend, I had the opportunity to walk During the past two weeks I've had a lot on my mind and him as being a great scientist someday. It's so sad and past this board and I was appalled. In the past, I have I've been finding it very difficult to study. I've been feeling ironic that while we were imagining his future, he was witnessed some real artistic and near ingenious work by this way because on February 10, 1990, my youngest ending his life. My family and I have lost a part of us that various WWSU staff members. On this occasion, brother, Brian, took his own life. can never be replaced, but we will love him always and however, this was not the case. Brian attended WSU and was due to graduate soon. He miss him forever. What I saw was a collection of broken. mutilated, and was a chemistry major and a member of the chemistry club. I want to thank the people of WSU who have made melted vinyl record albums .. the original labels rep~aced He was a highly respected teacher's assistant to Dr. donations for Brian's memorial placque, a special thanks to with white mailing labels. On theseJabels 7 written in Fortman and often spoke of how much he enjoyed being a the Chemistry Department, chemistry club, Dr. Fortman, black marker, were various slogans.or sayings about how TA. Brian was always a good student and never got into and Dr. Ketcha all of whom Brian spoke fondly of. My they don't play certain pop artists' music. lWxl...... any trouble. He was a kind, helpful and caring person who family and I want everyone who attended the funeral or While l am not a huge fan of pop music, 1 am never did anyone wrong. Brian never took drugs and was sent flowers to know that your sentiments were greatly offended when ANYONE feels that their opinion is so usually the designated driver when he went to parties with appreciated. important that it most be forced upon me or anyone else. his friends. Sincerely, Understanding that this display was only meant to gain Thomas M. Tavlor li5tenership,.1 assert that the displ~y only did the opp
:eded JEFF LOUDERBACK McReynolds and Howard With an assortment of speed and consistency on In an effort to add mthful Sports Editor Loudy's Johnson are the only viable punch-and-judy hitters such offense and defense. First another bat with pop, ry Sheffi Locker sources of run production. as Dave Magadan, Gregg baseman Mark Grace and McKeon signed veteran year' Egos as large as the Big But if you can't have power Jefferies, Tim Teufel and second baseman Ryne Fred Lynn to platoon in left n , will Apple itself littered the New hitting, load up on power Kevin Elster, pitching will Sandberg add punch in the field with rookie Jerald Lim re a: York Mets on and off the pitching. At least that's the be crucial for the Mets. middle of the order. Clark and Darrin Jackson. In field la t on. philosophy the Mets have Injury prone Mike Marshall Pitching will determine a platoon situation, Lynn Ten ion w high and taken. was acquired from the Chicago's success. An aging will provide the Pads with a w Yo attitiudc cla hed with Keith With Frank Viola, Ron Dodgers for Juan Samuel to Rick Sutcliffe, an erratic productive season. 1lrc dy Hernandez, Gary Carter and Darling, Sid Fernandez, Bob increase the power output. Greg Maddux and darkhorse Now that Sandy Alomar f r a Darryl Strawberry roaming Ojeda and Dwight Gooden The Bleacher Bums at Mike Bielecki comprise the Jr. has been shipped out, around the same clubhouse. in the rotation, New York Wrigley Field and multi Cubs' top three starters. The catcher Benito Santiago is And, to cap off a dismal from the World Series owns the best pitching staff tudes of dedicated Cubs fans organization is expecting freed of pressure and season, the unacceptable winners of 1986. in the National League. And across the country will strong numbers from expected to produce big bapened to the Mets - they But, even without the the bullpen will be equally experience the excitement of prospect Mike Harkey - numbers. Versatile Bip f PRE- finished second behind the experience of Carter and strong. another pennant race. And, they'll need a 15-win Roberts and second base 'JS Chicago Cubs. Hernandez, the Mets should New York grabbed John if Andre Dawson regains his season. man Roberto Alomar gives To improve the team on not encounter trouble in Franco from Cincinnati to hitting stroke, Chicago St. Louis is the only San Diego quickness in the and off the fi ld, the Mets their quest for a National assume bullpen ace duties. could find itself in another other threat to win the infield. )RE unloaded Carter and League East crown. Alejandro Pena was signed playoff clash. National League East. To From Roberts in the 0 Hernandez. They also The golden word in from Los Angeles for set-up Jerome Walton and make noise this season, the leadoff slot to Santiago in KEE disposed of coaches Sam Flushing Meadow - duties. David Cone and Jeff Dwight Smith, one and two Redbirds need an injury-free the seventh spot with RK Perlozzo and Bill Robin on. pitching. Musselman should also in last year's Rookie of the performance from Pedro Alomar, Tony Gwynn, \ND Only six player remain Strawberry, Kevin bolster the pen. Year voting, will provide Guerrero. In a lineup not Clark, Carter, and Lynn in known for its punch, between, San Diego has one Guerrero must team up with of the most solid batting EST Linksters place second at Purdue Invite outfielder Tom Brunansky orders in the National ONS for the Cards to produce League. JEFF LOUDERBACK Because of Wright State golfers for the final four a crucial tournament for the runs. With Bruce Hurst, Eric CITY Sports Editor head coach Fred Jefferson's tournaments of the spring, Raiders. In the past, St. Louis has Show, Dennis Rasmussen, fD experimental rotation, the Jefferson is utilizing a "Four of the top six counted on strong pitching Ed Whitson and fireballing '.NIA Wright State found it elf Raiders were without rotation for the current teams in this district - and clutch hitting. But the youngster Andy Benes, San trailing leader Michigan standout golfer Frank tournaments. Jefferson Ohio State, Illinois, Cards won't have the Diego possesses a balanced, )TA State by 11 stroke after one Lickliter. Picking up the believes this rotation, which Marshall and Kent State services of bullpen ace Todd solid starting rotation. round of golf action in the slack was Jason Hadden and gives each Raider golfer an are in the tournament this Worrell until July. John The departure of Cy ) Purdue Invitational last Dave Pashko. opportunity to absorb weekend," Jefferson said. Tudor, Danny Cox and Greg Young Award winner Mark -----. weekend. That duo finished the tourney experience, is "We're not far behind those Mathews - if healthy - Davis has left a hole in the And, without their top tournament in a second helpful for the squad. schools so it's important will help a sporadic St. bullpen. Mark Grant and olfer at the tourney, it place tie overall with 144. "We've played a variety that we beat at least three of Louis offense. Greg Harris are quality set peared the Raiders would Iowa's Jeff Schmid captured of golfers in the tournaments them." With Philadelphia in the up men, but former Padre do no better that finish in the the overall title with 143. and each has performed to a Following the Marshall division, Pittsburgh and Craig Lefferts has the task )rd at ho middle of the field. "Our perfonnance was different degree," Jefferson Invite and the Wright State Montreal will battle for of successfully replacing t State hal Matching their perform- encouraging considering said."With our accomplish Spring Invitational on April fourth and fifth. Davis - a mission that will 10me ga ce in last week's Ken- that Frank Lickliter, one of ments the past two week 16, Jefferson plans to Lacking a batting force not easily be accomplished. ctories 01 lucky Invitational, the our better players, was not ends, it lets the team know evaluate his team's perform to protect Jack Clark from· With a 25-plus save icago S aiders concocted "second- in the rotation," Jefferson that if someone has to miss a ance and select his team's careful pitching, the San season from Lefferts, San ott Hunts· day magic" and raJlicd to a said. "Wisconsin only beat tournament, we can still top five golfers for the Diego Padres signed slugger Diego could sail into the 1e season second place fim h \\ ith 594 us by five strokes and it's compete." stretch run. Joe Carter from the Cleve playoffs with relative ease. ijury. The - five trokes behind possible that Frank could Wright State will "From each golfer's land Indians. Carter is the Anything less from the e is sched· tourney champion Wiscon have made the difference." compete in the Marshall see "Golf' page 12 30-100 man manager Jack Padre stopper will allow the later this sin. To determine his top five Invitational this weekend - McKeon has been searching NL West to have a pennant for - and the Trader will race. see the results he has been In Los Angeles, manager mpsonis Clippers discount tickets available looking for when Carter Tommy Lasorda has lost wreaks havoc on National weight and the Dodger eanh JEFF LOUDERBACK and universities. Students ment values in Columbus throughout April, May and ·~g in League pitchers. see "Mets" page 12 "' 0 lS by offering the student dis June. The Clippers are also J. The j ports Editor who present their school ID' s at the stadium ticket counts on these six dates. offering early-season ~ .343 in specials within the next seman B Major league baseball window will be admitted to Also, because a large number of students at area week. ~ .299 and stars of the future can be a Clippers clash for $1. colleges are from outside Starting tonight and 1 runs wi~ seen in action for just a "The Clippers recognize lasting until Friday, any fan buck - with a college iden the fact that many college Central Ohio, we hope this will serve to introduce them who brings a recyclable ders tification card - at Cooper students are on tight to some quality baseball in item to a Clippers game th and Stadium in Columbus. budgets," said Mark a beautiful facility." will be admitted free. The 1d Wright For the first time, the Warren, director of market Six of these special Clippers battle the 3I Jespe Columbus Clippers are ing and promotions for the s with nights are scattered Richmond Braves (At- Offering a series of "College Clippers."This enhances Nights" for area colleges one of the best entertain- see "Tickets" page 12 Z THE DAI 1 dncsday Aprtl 11, 1 'J'JU
WSU bounced by Golf Tickets Clippers were recognized continued from page 11 continued from page 11 Pawtucket Red Sox (Bo - I lanta' AAA quad) and the last win ter a baseball' ton) at 7 p.m., a firework ~ Xavier Musketeers performance in the tour item will benefit Make "AAA Organization of the how will be held. · nament , I'll be able to Room Columbu . Gam Decade" by Baseball unday, May 13 - A make the t p five. That' etime fo r all three evening America magazine. ladie All-Star oftball what we' re triving for in 7 p.m. Here are the "College CI DY H RNER other went to three ets game will f llow the thi rotati n - to d L rmine On Tue day, April 17, Night" date : A i tant pons Edit r fore the Mu ki took Clipper -R d ox battle, wh will h Ip f r th ar f th m. us per Stadium will be the which tar~ at 2 p.m. All final t umam nt leading to ight of Dime-A-D g On an ther Th Raid r w r ladi wearing oftball CINDY I . uppo cd t ho t the Dayt n th r gi nal ," Jeffer on NighL A the lipper h t uniC rm are admitted fr e sistant Fl r n Tu . day, uL th th T I do Mud H n, Thur day, May 17 - Old m w ath r w uldn 'Lall w iL h nt h. Th r i a limit f fiv team travel d t Xavi r unday J une 3 - Int ivc invitation h Ldog per per n per trip Monday, where Xavi r ni r' ec nd n utive la t " oil c Night" of the to the r gi nal tournam nt, Lo the concc ion tand. p.m. defeated the Raider 7-2 week of being awarded that ca on, the Clipper cla h which i held at the end of The AAA affiliate of the Saturday, May 12 - thus completing a weep honor. He is 1-4 while with the Omaha Royal May. New York Yankees, the After the Clippers ho t the over Wright State f r the playing in the fir t ingle (Kan a City) at 2 p.m. day. spot on the team and 3-2 With the los , Wright while in the second ingles Mets State fall to 3-8 on the spot thi season. Lawton and Nathan continued from page 11 Under the guidance of the Reds offen e, are season. 1990 NL EAST PRE· lineup has gained power. fir t-year manager Lou coming off injuries. The bounces ju t haven't Brannon have a 2-8 record DICTIONS Piniella, the Cincinnati been going their way this in doubles competition. With the addition of Juan After all-star pitcher 1.NEW YORK Reds should improve from season so far. Partners Heath Goolsby and Samuel in center field and Tom Browning, the Cincin 2. ST. LOUIS last year's turmoil-filled The Raiders did manage Steve Silverberg are 3-7. Hubie Brooks in right field, nati starting rotation is a 3. ClllCAGO sea on. But there are many to pull out a couple of Due to rain and schedul- LA has beefed up a previ mystery. Danny Jackson, 4.MONTREAL questions for the Reds to victories in singles play. ing problems this season, ously meatles batting Joe Rijo and Ron Robinson 5. PITTSBURGH an wer before they win Mark Lawton, who hold five matche have been order. have all experi need injury 6. PHILADELPHIA the second spot on the team, postponed. Before the The Dodgers are hoping their first division since trouble. Rick Mahler 1979. downed his opponent in two Xavier match, the Raiders for productive and healthy continues to pitch with an 1990NL WEST Eric Davi is the ts, 7-5 and 6-2, and Pete had not participated in a sea ns from left fielder Kal aging arm. PREDICTIONS Walla e, wh hold the fifth match ince March 2 . Daniel and aging fir t league' premier power- Cincinnati was the only t, wa th olh r Raid rt Th Raid r will g r ba · man ddi Murray. A d man , but it' d ubtful ati nal League We t team in tw th ir ond win fl h althy · a · n fr m Kirk that h will urviv Lh to not win a divi i n title in n n xt Tu day when Gib n, wh i curr ntly on entire a ·on without m the 1 Jcjnd f injury. Bary Larkin, Raider lo tall th ir d ublc th Y tra cl t rthcm the di ablcd Ii t, could With the ard Lhe Red 4. SAN FRANCIS Paul O' eill and Todd matches; two of them were Kentucky for a 3 p.m. allow the Dodger to have been dealt this season, 5. ATLANTA Benzinger, all key parts to lo tin straight sets and the match. overpower San Diego. 1990 won ' t be any different. 6. HOUSTON
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Sox (Bo - ~ SPORTS t firework :.Ntii!i'@ViW/:'bi'@:(@•n;·{tM.':\C%\i}H1'liiiCRZ%ffib\tiffi%'i@LtifM@i!fi%EilW%?%\8S:&n!Iilli?@!%i!@:jw:;r&\%H!NWiWSii:@litiS:t1%WiE'1'.W'Jt!WHi:i:%H@ti@i%#.%1WW@N%illiM'iJ :Id. ily 13 -A oft ball w the Inclement weather stifles Wright State softball ox battle, 2p.m.All Chris Hawker went 3 for 4 em Kentocky. Schurr also oft all NDYHORNER headers. Raiders made sure they that scored two runs, both Im i ued fr c Assistant Sports Editor They hosted Northern didn't see any extra innings earned. She also recorded scoring two runs and holds the best fielding knocking in one. Schurr percentage on the team with May 17 - Kentucky last Thursday and by scoring a run in their two strikeouts. The Raiders Old man winter ha wept them away boosting half of the inning to come had eight hits and one error. and Andrea Carter both a 1.000. fu d to go away and has their record one-step closer away with the victory. In the second game, the went perfect at the plate Junior Tracy Hawkins len away many game to the .500 mark at 8-9. Cathy Smith, Wright Raiders showed that they with three hits apiece while leads the team with a .400 t are on the pring In the first game the State's designated hitter, have power by scattering 17 combining for three RBI. batting average and 20 RBI. 1ne - In hedule this eason. Raiders were involved in went 1 for 3 with a single hits as they downed North Hawker and Schurr each Freshman Amy Albery fight" of lhe Wright State's women's another one-run game, their that knocked in two runs in ern Kentucky 10-0. had two stolen bases. is leading the team in ppcr eta h ftball team has suffered sixth of the season as they the sixth inning, and Tracy Colleen Plageman On Monday, the Raiders pitching with a 0.89 earned a Royal e cancellations because edged the Norsewomen by Hawkins also went 1for3 evened her record at 2-2 by traveled to Otterbein for run average and a 3-3 two more, but due to record. ll 2 p.m. the weather. They were a score of 3-2. knocking in the other run. posting the shutout She heduled to play 10 games Going into the sixth Joanna Martin and Nancy gave up only four hitS, one scheduling problems they The Raiders will begin did not play. -----1...... :·ng last Wednesday - inning, the score was 2-1 Schurr had two hits apiece. walk, and recorded one an eight-game homestand -----..1ocy only managed to play Wright State. In the seventh Amy Albery went the strikeout. Freshman Nancy Schurr (four doubleheaders) o of them. and final inning, Northern distance to receive her third Hawkins went 2 for 4, was chosen as the player starting this Thursday when &:AST PRE· All of the games on Kentucky scored a run to win of the season. She gave knocking in four runs and of-the-week. She had a they clash with Butler at lONS ir schedule are double- tie the game at 2-2. The up five hits and three walks scoring another. Shortstop five-hit day against North- 3:30 p.m. )RK TIS etters adjusting to coach iO .EAL YHORNER Freshman Traci Hunter Wright State pulled out one URGH played in the second spot singles match. Booth played 1ELPHIA for the second straight singles for the first time this There are always going match and also downed her season as she took her be changes when a new opponent in two sets 6-4 opponent to two long sets fL WEST h talces over a team. and 6-2. Hunter has been and came out the victor 7-6 ~TI O NS team has to become playing for Jennie Booth (the tiebreaker was 7-4) and to the coach, and the who is coming off knee 7-5. EGO h has to become used to surgery, but has been "Xavier was just too lGELES players. playing doubles. Tina tough for us right now," As Wright State's (Tiller) Hopf had a tougher Painter said. "They have a en's tennis squad takes time playing in the third tough team." a new season, they've Painter has a lot of goals TA spot as she downed her d to go through some opponent in three sets 4-6, for this year's team. All the ON ~ustments - but they 6-4, and 7-6 (7-4 was the women's teams are in the ______, ._ve gone smoothly. tiebreaker score), and North Star Conference now. "Adjusting to a new Ginger Rapp and Christal "I want to win the North h is tough," First year Vandyke also defeated their Star Conference and make h Charlie Painter said. opponents in two sets both plans for the conference ey've seemed to have by a score of 6-1 and 6-0. tournament," Painter said. nded pretty well. I've In first doubles, partners "We miss Amy Stem a y been here since Boulton and Booth won in lot (she held the first singles tober, and it feels real two sets 6-2 and 6-2, and spot on the team last year)," mfortable. It feels like I partners Rapp and V anDyke Painter continued. "When ve been coaching them also won in two 6-1 and 6- you lose the number one, ever." 1. everyone else moves up. t presentation. At the present time the Painter likes most of Lorie (Boulton) has done a ·copies and sits at 1-2. In their what he has seen thus far in super job. She has been a s. Come into me-opener, Wright State this early season. good leader as the team captain. Everyone gets f. fered their first loss "The players have been hen they faced a tough super to work with," Painter along real well on the ooster team. The Scots said. "They've worked hard. team." le away all the matches I think they'll get better and Painter felt that he had a • eating the Raiders 9-0 . better. Many teams are good recruiting season ~tes Their second match was ahead of us because they considering how late a start he had with just taking over h better. Wright State went on a trip (like Hilton )er customer, in October. Two incoming hed with Ohio Northern Head, therefore other teams ir offers. freshmen have already t Thursday at Tom Cloud have more matches in), and committed to Wright State , Wright State's home we didn't We got new for next year's team. They , and came away with uniforms instead of going to will be signing national 7-2 victory. Hilton Head." letters of intent. They greeted the On Monday, the Raiders The Raiders will ewomen by taking five took to the court again at continue their homestand t of six singles matches. Tom Cloud Park when they when they host a tri-match ·e Boulton, who holds hosted Xavier. this Saturday at 9 a.m., with first singles spot on the Xavier proved to be too Akron and Cincinnati ----...-..:.:am , downed her opponent tough for the Raiders as coming in. • 1ll two sets, 6-2 and 6-3. they defeated them 8-1. 14 THE DAlL G ARUlAJ'I Wt.·dn t.Jav April 11 1990 Bands Depp continued from page 4 him any job . H tri d yeballs. 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