Ragin' Raiders Serving Texas Tech The Texas Tech football team tries to fulfill the six-win qualification for bowl games when it University faces Southwestern Louisiana Saturday. since 1925 see page 7 Atiritot tr rfrf?",-75r COLLECTION iv77. 7y.19ty H Friday Founding November 15, 1996 fraternity Texas Tech's Chi Beta is the first in 70 High the nation. Check out what the Volume 71 future may bring for the men's Issue 59 choral fraternity. 47 Low see page 3 Administration lowest paid in Texas by Krises Rieken/UD The Texas A & M System's chan- in the average are the vice chancellor/ called Education & General funds. E from that source," said John Although Texas Tech has the high- cellor, Barry B. Thompson, makes deputy chancellor, vice chancellor of Tech's Top & G funds are general revenue dol- Opperman, vice chancellor for admin- est-paid chancellor in Texas, it has the $223,032 a year. finance, vice chancellor/ general coun- lars that come from the state as well istration and finance. "We lease out the lowest-paid administrative staff of the The UT system's other top admin- sel, vice chancellor of government re- Salaries as tuition and fee money. The remain- offices in the building, and that is state's four largest universities. istrators average the highest yearly lations, vice chancellor for develop- ing $400,000 comes from what admin- where the revenue comes from." The University of Texas-Austin, salary at $186,889 — but Montford ment for each school. • Chancellor: $270,000 istrators term "other funds:' which are New positions at the university are Texas A&M and the University of said he doesn't think that is something Because Montford was hired as non-student and non-taxpayer revenue the position of chancellor, deputy Houston all have higher paid top ad- to be focused on. chancellor after the current budget was • Chancellor's execu- sources, such as private donations. chancellor, vice chancellor for admin- ministration, with the exception of the "I didn't set my salary:' Montford in place, there has been some concern tive assistant: $118,000 One Tech administrator said an ex- istration and finance, executive assis- chancellor position, than Tech. said. "I think the most important pri- as to where the money for his salary ample of other funds are the funds tant to the chancellor, assistant to the Tech Chancellor John T. ority right now is faculty salaries and will come from. But Montford said • Deputy chancellor: from the operation of the university- chancellor, two senior administrative Montford's salary of $270,000 is al- looking at comparing them between that when Tech's Board of Regents $190,000 owned Pyramid Plaza, a South Lub- assistants, a special programs assistant most $20,000 more than the Univer- Tech, A&M and UT." created the chancellor system, it pro- bock office building, which are used and a special assistant for cultural di- sity of Texas System's Chancellor Tech's upper-level administrators vided adequate sources of funding. • Vice chancellor for to pay for a substantial amount of the versity. William Cunningham's salary, at average a salary of just $129,620 — The chancellor's assistants and fel- administration and fi- chancellor's and president's salaries. As for where the salaries will come $252,034. Montford's contract in- even the University of Houston has a low administrators salaries combined nance: $120,000 "Historically that is where it comes from in the future, Montford said his cludes an incentive for fund-raising higher average salaries at $136,136. equal more than $900,000 — from — a lot of (former Tech presi- fund-raising efforts should cover any that could result in $30,000 in bonuses. Administrators' salaries included $552,924 of that comes from what are dent Robert) Lawless's salary came See Budget, page 3 Sneed's straight zone shut down by students by Ginger Pope/UD dents to replace the original signs with the Residents of Texas Tech's Sneed Residence straight zone signs because they thought Hall removed straight zone signs from their people might interpret the unsafe zone signs doors Wednesday night. as a personal attack against homosexuals. The straight zone signs replaced October's "People have viewed us in a bad light when unsafe zone signs and were not intended to we are just a bunch of good guys," Dixon said. offend anyone, said Aaron Dixon, a freshman "The whole thing has been taken too seri- international economics and political science ously." major from Clovis, N.M. Dixon said the signs were rewritten to be Residents removed the signs on their own nonthreatening. accord and were not told by anyone to take The signs state that the residents who post them down, Dixon said. But he them choose not- to accept homo- would not comment as to why they sexuals at all, he said. were taken down. "I'm sony if anyone is upset over Dixon, along with other resi- the signs, but they'll just have to dents at Sneed Residence Hall, de- deal with it," Dixon said. "If some- clared their rooms "unsafe zones" one put up a sign saying gay zone, for homosexuals, lesbians and bi- I'd say fine, that's how they feel." sexuals Oct. 18 by posting fliers on Jim Burkhalter, director of their doors, as reported in The Uni- Tech's Housing and Dining Ser- versity, Daily Oct. 24. vices, said no one forced the resi- The fliers contained negative and offensive dents to remove the signs, and there are no remarks aimed at homosexuals, lesbians and actions of discipline planned. bisexuals and were in response to safe zone Michael Duncan, a freshman restaurant and signs found on residence hall doors through- hotel management major from Topeka, Kan., out campus. The safe zone signs marked ar- and a resident of Sneed Residence Hall, said eas where anyone who was homosexual, les- he thought the idea of the unsafe zone and bian, or bisexual could enter and not be of- straight zone signs was funny, and he has re- fended or harassed. ceived both negative and positive comments The original unsafe zone signs designated about the issue. any area where the signs were posted as an "I did not expect anything like this," unsafe zone where homosexuals were not tol- Duncan said. erated. Residents changed the unsafe zone "It has all been blown out of proportion. signs to straight zone signs after an Oct. 21 This is an interesting issue, but it's getting old." John Woolko/tID meeting with Kyle Robbins, Sneed Residence Duncan posted a safe zone sign on his door Have you had your V-8?: The Texas Tech cheerleaders cheer Raiders beat All-Army 107-68. The Red Raiders close out their Hall director. Oct. 17, and after returning from a trip, he on the crowd at the men's basketball game Thursday. The Red exhibition season with a game Monday. Dixon said it was a decision of the resi- found the sign crumpled on the floor. Mayoral candidates announced Reaction sucks oxygen out of Biosphere WASHINGTON (AP) — Rockefeller University and Co- Eight people were sealed into mans were being suffocated by safe streets and neighborhoods, "Elected officials are a step by Tom, Rodgers/UD Biosphere 2, the costly experi- lumbia University in New York, the Biosphere in September the Biosphere's cement walls. Three Lubbock residents work to promote a positive en- closer." ment in creating a closed, self- wrote an analysis of the Bio- 1991, expecting to be isolated "To grow food, they put in filed intentions to run for vironment, and work on job cre- As mayor, Hatter said he sustaining ecosystem in Arizona, sphere 2 experiment for the jour- for two years and to raise their very rich soils, which contained mayor of Lubbock Thursday. ation in the private sector for stu- would like to get rid of zon- failed because the concrete walls nal Science, to be published Fri- own food, breathe air recircu- a great amount of organic mate- Former Lubbock mayor dents graduating to be able to ing and curfew laws and ate up oxygen and left humans day. lated by plants living with them rial that bacteria consumed," David Langston resigned in stay in Lubbock:' bring alcohol back into the inside with barely enough to Biosphere 2, built in Oracle, and drink water cleaned by natu- said Tilman. "The bacteria used September to run for the If Sitton wins the election, city limits. breathe. Ariz., at a ral pro- a lot of oxygen, dropping the Texas Senate seat vacated by she would be the first woman "I'm your basic Libertar- What was supposed to be a cost of $200 cesses. oxygen levels. The bacteria re- Texas Tech Chancellor John elected as mayor. That issue does ian that wants to get the gov- glass-enclosed copy of a pristine million, was But in leased carbon dioxide, which T. Montford. not deter her, Sitton said. ernment out of our lives," and smoothly functioning Earth designed to less than 18 became chemically bound up in The special election to fill "I hope people will look at Hatter said. ... there evolved into a place choked with contain all of months, it the cement. That broke the Langston's position is sched- my qualifications and not vote Cecil Puryear, a local busi- carbon dioxide and nitrogen, re- the soil, wa- was clear cycle." uled for Jan. 18. are areas of na- for me because I'm a woman, or nessman for more than 50 plete with uncontrollable weedy ter, air, ani- the system With the carbon dioxide mol- The candidates are former not not vote for me because I'm years, also is not involved in ecules trapped, the Biosphere's vines. mals and ture... that we was terri- Lubbock City Council- a woman." she said. local politics, but said the Cockroaches, ants and katy- plants. It was bly out of plants were unable to remove the woman Windy Sitton, busi- The Mad Hatter (who has had time has arrived for him to dids thrived. to be a self- don't know how balance, molecules' carbon atoms and nessman Cecil H. Puryear his name legally changed) is the step in. "It was the boldest attempt contained said release their oxygen atoms for and businessman The Mad proprietor of the Mad Hatter's "We don't have any free- ever" to create a closed ecosys- living sys- to manage. Tilman. the projects' humans and other Hatter. House of Games on University dom from city hall," Puryear tem, said David Tilman, a Uni- tem capable Oxygen animals to breathe. This led Sitton was elected City Avenue. Hatter, who is not in- said. versity of Minnesota scientist, of support- David Tilman, Univer- concentra- eventually to the oxygen short- Council representative for volved in local politics, chose to "They are completely ig- but it failed miserably. "This ing eight hu- tion age. To enable the eight crew District 3 in May 1994 and gather registered voter signa- sity of Minnesota scientist noring the public, and we can suggests that there are areas of mans with- dropped members to complete their stay, resigned Tuesday after an- tures as opposed to the $100 fil- no longer sit back and watch nature that are sufficiently great out help from 21 the Biosphere was opened and nouncing her race for the ing fee required to make a bid this happen." oxygen pumped in. The crew mysteries that we don't know from the outside. The 139,935- percent to 14 percent, about the Lubbock mayor's seat. for mayor. Puryear said he wants how to manage them or make square-foot facility had minia- same level present at 17,500 feet remained for the project's full "I'd like to be an advocate "It's every citizen's job to more involvement between them better. This is very hum- ture forests, lakes, streams and and barely enough to keep the two years and emerged relatively for the city of Lubbock," keep the government in as much the City Council and the resi- bling." an ocean that imitated the natu- crew functioning. It was learned healthy despite the problems that Sitton said. "I'd like to ensure check as possible," Hatter said. dents of Lubbock. Tilman and Joel E. Cohen of ral systems sustaining the Earth. later, said Tilman, that the hu- continued to the end. 2 The University Daily Viewpoints Friday, November 15, 1996 Their View Tupac deserves further respect, less negativity Tupac Amaru Shakur was a hero to some and a threat to others. He was a talented rapper and actor, and a con- victed sex offender. He was a smart, charming man and a sometimes hate- ful, angry person who, on at least one occasion, spit in the face of a reporter. For the things he did and was, one Kristi Rieken/news fact remains — a 25-year-old man is dead. Forget, for a minute, your views reporter on him as an entertainer and a person, and think about this: a mother is now without a son, a sister without her brother and a woman is without her future husband. He died a violent death just as he had predicted in almost all of his albums. Cut down in the prime of his life in a flurry of gunfire on Sept. 7 only to hang on to life for a week before dying Sept. 13. Tupac, a self-professed "thug" who had the words "thug life" emblazoned on his chest, knew where his life was headed. One of his songs entitled "If I Die 2nite" includes the lyrics, "I hope they bury me and send me to my rest. Headlines reading murdered to death." In another song he sang the words: "My every move is a calculated step to bring me closer to embrace an early death." Regardless of your feelings about Tupac, I think it is amazing that a man who sometimes lived in a homeless shelter and often struggled to find a de- Election helps create Congressional balance cent meal as a child could rise to become one of the top-selling artists in history. It's tragic that he's gone. What is not discussed is the result- Well, guess what? They did, and publican-controlled Congress many Of course he ultimately died from the lifestyle he rapped about. The week ing animosity that seems to invariably you've got no one to blame but your- Democrats counted on never materi- after his death a friend wrote me a letter that contained this passage: "That is creep into the psyche of some Ameri- selves. You gave Dole the Republican alized. sad about Tupac, but if you live by the game then you die by the game." I cans. nod. You supported him through thick The result is a Democratic presi- think that's true, but it also is sad that someone with the amount of talent and The "post-election blues" seems to and thin, thinking all the way he was dent and a Republican Congress. money he had still felt he had to resort to violence when problems came up. hit many of those whose candidate(s) the right man for the job. That's good news for America; ex- With such a sordid past, including eight months in jail and work as a drug lost. Unfortunately for you, the major- tremism on any side is bad. dealer, I can see why many people were not fond of him. But what I do not Republicans are angered over ity of Americans simply didn't agree. Apparently, Americans have understand is why people will not respect the dead and let him rest in peace. Kirk Baird/columnist Clinton's re-election, while Democrats Dole knew the risks when he ran for thought this way for a long time, vot- I have heard so many people talk about Tupac, but many of them never are angry over the continued loss of office and stepped down from his seat ing a Republican president into office took the time to listen to one of his tapes or watch one of his movies. They say Well, it's over and Americans de- power in Congress. in the Senate — a noble gesture, to be with a Democratic Congress to bal- things like, "He was a good-for-nothing criminal and got what he deserved." cided. Bill Clinton returns for another Forget the fact both parties can hon- sure. ance it out, and vice versa, for most of How can people judge what they know nothing about? term as U.S. president. It wasn't over- estly claim victory and that most He lost and consequently must now the 20th century. I admit when Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain died, I was puzzled at people's whelming, but it was a majority. Americans should feel good about retire to his home in Kansas — or is it It's the way things are, and the way reaction to it. I could not believe how some people took the news as if they And that's all it takes. having a balanced Washington. Florida — and draw from his substan- things should be. had lost a family member. But since I knew nothing of his life or his work, I And now experts from all over will No, sour grapes set in and ruined tial retirement, So, my sour-grape friends, just suck did not criticize him or condemn him for the life he lived or the way he died. attempt to determine: everything. Believe me, between he and his it up or move to Canada — you've got So my main point here is people should not criticize what they know noth- A.) Why America voted the way it Republicans grumble about former wife, he's not hurting for cash. four more years whether you like it or ing about. did. B.) What this means for America. presidential candidate Bob Dole be- As for the Democrats, all the whin- , not. Some people have condemned Tupac for his lyrics which were violent and C.) What this means for the two ma- ing the better man and how could ing in the world is not going to bring Kirk Baird is a senior journalism often sexually explicit. But people can no more condemn Tupac for his songs jor parties. D.) Anything else they America re-elect the scandal-riddled back control of Congress. major from Dallas, and he's of no kin about murder and sexual exploitation than they can condemn a country artist deem important. Clinton. The-voter backlash against the Re- to the Baird family bread dynasty. for singing about barroom brawls, marital infidelity and getting drunk. He sang about his life. Drugs, guns, sex and murder — that was his reality wonderful prosperity. However, we the custodians hard at work cleaning and virtually all he had known since birth. fail to realize he made the rich richer up the mess that Texas Tech students People say he perpetuated and encouraged violence with his lyrics, but I and the poor poorer and increased the leave behind in the classrooms and say that's all he knew. So, rapping about anything else, just as skillfully as he Your View deficit. Therefore, Bob Dole's plan of hallways. did, would have been ridiculous. installing Reaganomics stinks. If one were to see the piles of trash Tupac will certainly not be remembered as a role model for society or be Third, Bob Dole initiated the theme collected by the custodians at the end looked upon as an example of how to live. But maybe some kids who did look past. Let's think about this bridge back of family values which was a scam to of a typical day at Tech, one might up to him and idolize him can look at the things he accomplished in just 25, Students should show to the past in terms of what this means make Clinton look bad. On the other guess that poorly trained children had short years, and work to make their lives better and longer than his. respect at football games for minorities. When I think about this hand, Bill jumped on the bandwagon created the mess. Shortly after the rapper's death, a reporter for Rolling Stone talked to 'Ilipac's To the editor: It doesn't bother some bridge into America's past, or, for that as well as counterattack Dole's Case in point: In one of my classes father, Billy Garland, a man who Tupac didn't even know existed until 1994. folks to throw away food (tortillas) matter, Bob Dole's past, I see segre- agenda. However, I do not believe that several weeks ago, a student who was Garland told the reporter that he wished people would focus on the positive in when there is so much starvation in his son's life. gation, racism, discrimination, igno- Bob Dole could install family values seated in front of me crumpled a sheet the world, but how about the danger rance and arrogance that has crippled into the American people, and for that of paper she had been writing on and "My son is dead, and he don't deserve to be talked about like some com- of injury to Texas Tech's horse, High mon criminal," Garland said during the interview. "He wasn't perfect, but he this nation in ways that will never be matter neither could Bill Clinton. A tossed it behind her onto the floor. A Red did do some great things in a little bit of time." Bug, or to our cheerleaders? It known. Then I think about Bob Dole's person's family values do not stem few minutes later she tore the edge off looks so juvenile on national televi- Thank you Mr. Garland, I couldn't have said it better myself. past affiliation with a certain racist from a government. Family values a sheet of notebook paper and tossed sion and is a poor advertisement for it on the floor. She made no effort at Kristi Rieken is a sophomore journalism major from New Deal. organization, and it scares me to think come from the family, which a lot of one of West Texas' leading industries. that. he might have been president. people forgot in their quest for a presi- the end of class to dispose of her refuse Also, booing the opposing team as America is a country which many de- dent. This was one subject they both properly. they take the field sounds demeaning scribe as a salad bowl full of different should have left alone. Therefore, they However, there are too many stu- to our school on national TV. One nationalities, ethnic backgrounds and were both wrong for using it as .a dents who obviously believe that they thing that is obvious about Texas cultures. There is no reason for segre- means for political gain. Nevertheless, have the right to leave as much as trash MEW Tech's athletes is that they are tough gation, racism, discrimination, igno- for somebody to say they're the cham- behind as they wish because someone players, but still ladies and gentlemen. rance or arrogance if this country is to pion of ethics and then use this tactic else is "getting paid to pick up after It's a shame that all of Tech's students strive into the next millennium. to further this cause is a liar to him- in the stands can't show the same kind Second, Bob Dole wanted to install self and his beliefs. For these reasons For those of you who think it is all of "class." Reaganomics. The Reagan years I do not like Bob Dole and did not vote right to leave an empty can of soda, Gloria Hille, '95 Tech graduate marked the most governmental neglect for him. an empty bag of chips, a candy wrap- and wastefulness of all U.S. history. Walter K. Newman, interna- per, useless pens and pencils, handouts Reasons are obvious to If you think the Clinton administra- tional business major from your instructors or your copy of repeat vote for Clinton tion is corrupt — guess again. Let's The University Daily behind for the not' mention the Iran-Contra deal and Students should pay custodians to clean up, develop a little To the editor: I'm responding to Zack the increased rise of drug smuggling self-respect and clean up after your- Rogers' letter printed in The Univer- into the country in the '80s. Do you more attention to trash selves. sity Daily. Why wouldn't anyone not not see a correlation forming here? To the editor: As a graduate teach- Remember that just because you like Bob Dole? For starters, there are Furthermore, the prosperity of the '80s ing assistant, I often stay late at school are no longer children does not mean three reasons why I do not like Bob was a fluke, ask your local economist trying to complete projects, grade stu- you have to act like children. Dole. First, Bob Dole quoted a slogan if you do not believe so. Nevertheless, dents' papers, etc. As a result, I have Alma C. Morales Potter, Tech about building a bridge back to the we give Reagan the credit for this had many an opportunity to observe graduate teaching assistant

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Friday, November 15, 1996 N ews The University Daily 3 State AIDS Music students introduce new fraternity counselors Men's choral fraternity first in nation, offers service and performance opportunities by Ginger Pope/UD it, other people gave us a lot of sup- ment with a National Association for nize it," Brown said. "You always hear have a part in the forming or molding placed on Texas Tech students established the port and ideas," he said. "Up to this Teachers of Sing- about other of something:' Brown said. "It offers nation's first chapter of Chi Beta, a point, the choral department has not ers conference schools with a me an opportunity to have input on men's choral fraternity, this semester. had a service fraternity:' Saturday, and Chi Beta lot of talent, but something positive." probation Chi Beta, a service fraternity for the Chi Beta has about 36 active mem- they will help that talent is here Kenneth Davis, Chi Beta adviser EL PASO (AP) — An orga- Tech choral department, will promote bers and three honorary faculty mem- with other events • First active semes- at Tech, too?' and director of Tech choral music ac- nization providing counseling singing through education and perfor- bers, Hurt said. in the spring, he Chi Beta will tivities, said the fraternity will provide and care for AIDS sufferers has mance, said Weston Hurt, a senior Affiliation with a musical ensemble said. ter, founded Feb. 25 perform for the an invaluable service to Tech's choral been given until late February to vocal performance major from Spring. within the department of music is a Jeremy • 36 active members, community in department. correct violations found by state "This is the first chapter of its kind:' Chi Beta membership requirement, Brown, a junior an effort to inter- "The band has a service fraternity, inspectors or risk losing funding. Hurt said. but students do not have to be music music major three honorary mem- est others in mu- and Chi Beta is the counterpart for the The Southwest AIDS Com- "But we're not sure if we want to majors, he said. from Tyler, said bers sic, he said. It choral department," Davis said. mittee was placed on a 120-day go nationally because we're still es- "We want the members to have mu- the fraternity en- will perform a The fraternity's plans to give per- probation after the Texas Depart- tablishing ourselves here:' sic experience because we want an ables Tech stu- • First chapter in the concert at 8 p.m. formances is a good idea because it ment of Health HIV-STD Bu- Chi Beta was an idea that Hurt and elite choral ensemble," Hurt said. dents to display nation in Hemmle Hall will allow its members to promote and reau found numerous violations Andrew Polk, a junior music educa- "Rushees go through an audition pro- their musical tal- Nov. 25 and at express brotherhood, he said. by the organization, including tion major from Mesquite, began de- cess that consists of vocalization, pitch ents. the Carol of "The students did all the work:' allegations that the director ver- veloping and organizing Feb. 25. recognition and sight reading:' "There is a very real talent here at Lights Dec. 3. Davis said. "It's wonderful when stu- bally abused patients and threat- "When we were first thinking about Chi Beta helped the choral depart- Tech, and I don't think people recog- "I joined this fraternity so I could dents initiate ideas themselves." ened staff members who coop- erated with inspectors. ' Committee Executive Direc- Rioters attack police, set fires Budget to-day activities in my office a lot of Although all of the positions tor Terry Call denied all allega- the time;' Montford said. have new names, not all of these tions against him. He blamed in wake of Florida court ruling continued from page 1 "I know she (Wischkaemper) an- positions are new themselves. The most of them on disgruntled shortfalls in funding. swers the phone about 18 hours a day," four vice chancellors were vice former employees. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — in trash bins and buildings in predomi- "I am sure it will be taken care he said. "We get literally hundreds of presidents under the old system "The people they have inter- Hours after a white policeman was nately black south St. Petersburg. off' he said. "We have already calls a day. She also is in charge of during Lawless's administration. viewed for this thing had already cleared in a shooting that sparked a More than 200 police officers took to raised $50 million in two months:' my scheduling — I have to have ex- Montford's elimination of five resigned or have left their posi- race riot last month, angry mobs re- the streets, some responding with vol- Besides the deputy and vice traordinary scheduling. I think I am top-level positions from Lawless's tions," said Call, who went on turned to the streets Wednesday, leys of tear gas. chancellors, Montford's staff also booked solid until spring of next year?' administration cut $345,948 that medical leave Nov. 4. wounding two officers and setting Police Chief Darrel Stephens consists of an executive assistant One position in the chancellor sys- came from E & G funds. "This doesn't have anything small fires. blamed it on a small group that had and an assistant. tem that is yet to be filled is the job of The position of vice chancellor to do with the staff that's there." One of the officers was shot in the advocated violence if Officer Jim The chancellor's executive assis- special assistant for cultural diversity, for administration and finance re- Specifically, inspectors found leg, and a sheriff's helicopter was Knight was not indicted for fatally tant is Ben Lock, whose salary is which has a salary of $86,568. places two vice president positions. narcotics belonging to four de- forced to make an emergency landing shooting a black motorist who had $118,000, while Montford's assis- "That position was created before Opperman's salary of $120,000 ceased clients still in the after a bullet pierced the windshield bumped him four times in a stolen car. tant, Linda Wischkaemper, makes I got here," Montford said. "I hope to takes the place of the vice president agency's special-care unit. and grazed the co-pilot's arm. At least "A good part of the activity that is $57,000. have that position filled by Jan. 1:' for administration which had a bud- State and federal law requires seven other people were injured. taking place on the streets tonight was "Essentially since I have to be Another new position is deputy get of $109,701 and the position of prescription drugs to be stored Angry groups of youths pelted planned," Stephens said at a late-night gone a lot, out on the road fund-rais- chancellor, which has been filled by vice president for fiscal affairs with and administered. passing cars with rocks and chunks of news conference. "I don't believe that ing, he (Lock) is in charge a the day- Jim Crowson. His salary is $190,000. a budgeted salary of $120,566. Besides the verbal abuse ac- concrete, and set at least 79 small fires this was a spontaneous event." cusations, Call was also accused of failing to discipline a staff member accused of sexually ha- rassing a client. HOMESWEET... 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"Maximum learning oc- during a panel discussion Wednesday. curs when a student and professor Nov. 13 Nov. 11 A recent report released by the meet one on one." • A UPD officer investigated a • A UPD officer investigated a Carnegie Foundation for the Advance- Because the college has imple- theft at the bike rack at Gates Resi- theft at Weymouth Residence Hall. ment of Teaching prompted the admin- mented such rigid course require- dence Hall. • A UPD officer investigated a istration of the College of Architec- ments, students do not always have the • A UPD officer investigated a theft at the bike rack of Clement ture to sponsor the session to discuss time to enroll in courses outside their harassment at the Z-2 parking lot. Residence Hall. issues affecting architecture education. areas of study, Jay said. • A UPD sergeant investigated Martin Harms, dean of the College "With our curriculum, students a theft at the University Center. Nov. 10 of Architecture, was moderator for the don't get the opportunity to get in- • A UPD officer investigated • A UPD officer responded to a seven-member panel that included lo- volved in different parts of campus:' criminal mischief to a vehicle in the 911 medical call at the University cal architects, Tech administrators, Jay said. Z-4 parking lot. Center. A female employee was professors and graduate students. Panelists also discussed the educa- • A UPD officer investigated a having chest pains. "Students need to be listened to," tional support the college receives traffic accident without injuries in • A UPD officer investigated said Julie Jay, a graduate student in from those inside the industry. the 1800 block of Boston Avenue. criminal mischief at the 2500 block architecture and design from Corona, "Architects all have different opin- John Woolko/UD • A UPD officer investigated an of Main Street. Calif. "We need to redefine the rela- ions," said Mary Crites, an architect In the works: College of Architecture Dean Martin Harms and a panel of assault at the 2500 block of Main • A UPD officer investigated tionship between Tech administration, with Parkhill, Smith, & Cooper of college alumni and Tech officials discuss the college's needs Wednesday. Street. criminal mischief on the third floor professors and students." Lubbock. "Many architects do support • A UPD officer investigated a of Sneed Residence Hall. Jay said the college's mentor/ education by providing opportunities said that if a firm does hire at the in- to train either formally or informally. false fire alarm on the sixth floor • A UPD officer investigated a learner relationship must be redevel- to take the new employees to job sites tern level, they realize that the em- "The Intern Development Program, of Weymouth Residence Hall. theft at the bike rack at Clement oped to give students the well-rounded they may not be working on." ployee will work on a slower-paced or IDP, was developed because too Residence Hall. education they may not receive. Some students worried about find- scale. In cases such as these, training many interns were having problems Nov. 12 • A UPD officer investigated a "The professor should be able to ing entry level positions, and Crites will be needed and firms may choose training for jobs," Crites said. • A UPD officer investigated a theft at the Stangel/Murdough violation of the Code of Student Residence Complex dining hall. Conduct in Wall Residence Hall. USDA decides to use dogs in border patrol inspections • A UPD officer investigated a Nov. 9 theft at the bike rack at Wall Resi- • A UPD officer investigated a HIDALGO (AP) — The U.S. De- ited agricultural tati mei could be ex- culture," Beltz said. "Any disease that dence Hall. traffic accident without injuries in partment of Agriculture has a new pet items. panded to other we don't have in this country, there's • A UPD officer investigated in- the Z-3 parking lot. project at the international bridge link- It is the first international the possibility of bringing it. That can decent exposure in room LH100 of • A UPD officer investigated a ing this town with Reynosa, Mexico. time the USDA We're pro- bridges along cost taxpayers millions of dollars." the biology buildingJ. violation of the Student Code of The agency has begun using two has used dogs at the Mexico bor- The problem is common, she said. tecting Ameri- • A UPD officer investigated Conduct in a resident's room in dogs to inspect bags and vehicles for border land ports der, she said. In the past seven days, inspectors at criminal mischief in the Z-4 park- Horn Residence Hall. prohibited fruits, plants and meats be- to check for pro- Certain agri- the Hidalgo bridge have confiscated can agriculture. ing lot. • A UPD officer investigated a ing brought back into the United States hibited items. The cultural prod- about 300 pounds of fruit. • A UPD officer investigated a traffic accident without injuries in from Mexico. agency already ucts are not al- Rio and Texanna will randomly traffic accident without injuries at the 1000 block of Flint Avenue. Texanna, a 5-year-old beagle, and stations beagles at lowed into the sniff the baggage and vehicles of the 2500 block of Main Street. Rio, a I-year-old border collie, will U.S. airports and country because people coming into the United States. Wendy Beltz, USDA • A UPD officer investigated a Nov. 8 work at the bridge through May, help- mail facilities to they carry for- When they detect prohibited items, the criminal mischief to a window on • A UPD officer investigated an ing human inspectors detect prohib- help with inspec- spokeswoman eign pests and dogs sit to alert their partner, an of- the third floor of Murdough Resi- incident involving property not re- tions, said USDA diseases that ficer with the USDA's Animal Plant turned to the owner. spokeswoman Wendy Beltz. could harm U.S. agricultural interests. Health Inspection Service, who then dence Hall. • A UPD officer investigated re- • A UPD officer investigated If the pilot project is successful, it "We're protecting American agri- will confiscate the items. taliation at Clement Residence criminal mischief at Murdough Hall. Residence Hall. • A UPD officer investigated a • A UPD officer investigated a theft at the Recreation Field. theft at West Hall. 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Andy & Greg, 8 p.m. House, Crimson, 9 p.m. `Dead Bob' found in shipwreck •Durham's Coffee •Stubb's Bar-B-Q, ABOARD THE BELLE, Gulf of Belle, a 50-foot vessel that served as of Mexico about 125 southwest of en*It House, Jeff Patterson, 9 Junior Medlow, Ponty Mexico (AP) - His final resting place a supply ship for La Salle, who was Houston. archaeologists built a $1 p.m. Bone and the Squeeze- was in a coil of 3-inch-thick ship an- trying to establish a French colony million structure known as a coffer- Weekend •Texas Cafe, Ingrid tones, 9 p.m. along the Gulf Coast. dam. Made of steel and gravel, con- chor rope. Kaiter, 10 p.m. •Texas Cafe, And although he had a small keg Although they are believed not to struction of the twin-walled oval dam Friday of wine or brandy next to him, he may be the remains of Rene-Robert allowed workers to literally pump out •Stubb's Bar-B-Q, Tello Ruffhouse, 10 p.m. have died of thirst. Cavelier Sieur de la Salle, who was a hole in the water and expose the sea •Chelsea Street Pub, Blues Band, 9 p.m. •Kitchen Club, That was 310 years ago. killed inland in East Texas later by his floor for research. Spilling Poetry, 9 p.m. •Texas Tech Laboratory Macarena Bash, spon- Archaeologists excavating a ship own men, some local folks in nearby They had outlined the hull of the •Fat Katz, Dangerous Theatre, True West, 8 p.m. sored by the Asociacion Palacios, the closest port, already have ship, recovered timbers, guns, swords, belonging to the famed French ex- Dan and the Soul Patch de Estudiantes plorer La Salle Wednesday were fin- dubbed the skeleton "Dead Bob." ammunition, rat skeletons, cockroach ishing retrieval of that skeleton "That's terrible," laughed Toni eggs and thousands of beads intended Band, 8 p.m. Saturday Latinoamericanos, 8 p.m. Wednesday. Carrell. the project's assistant direc- to be used for trade when the skeleton •19th Street Ware- •Chelsea Street Pub, •Texas Tech Labora- The discovery of the skeleton, two tor. "You know, when dealing with was detected, face-down, in almost a house, Dio, 10 p.m. Spilling Poetry, 9 p.m. tory Theatre, True West, weeks ago on Halloween, clearly is the human remains, everyone here takes fetal position. A bronze ring lay next •Day Break Coffee, • Daybreak Coffee 8 p.m. most exciting find so far in the year- a very serious attitude." to one of his fingers, but it's not cer- long, $4 million excavation of The To get to the wreckage in the Gulf tain if the ring was his.

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Talent show brings out Tech student talent Letters shatter popular by Sara Kattawar/UD the lights and not at the audience." The backstage of the University Other performers chose and wrote Center Allen Theatre was filled with their songs to convey a message to the image of Albert Einstein 16 anxious performers as they awaited listeners. JERUSALEM (AP) — The a post at the prestigious Prussian the results of their performances in the The newly formed band Three Riv- popular image of Albert Einstein is Academy of Sciences in Berlin, first University Center Programs and ers performed its song "Page" as a re- that of a benign, benevolent, white- requiring the family to move from MasterCard Acts Talent Competition sponse to an article they read. haired genius. Zurich. Thursday night. • "The song and lyrics come as a re- A genius who gave the world the Mileva went along against her The performances, which ranged sponse to a column we read which la- Theory of Relativity, who helped wishes, and Einstein wrote her the from soloist singing to contemporary beled Christians as self-righteous," little children with their math letter insisting she continue to look bands, gave the audience two hours of said singer Jeff Wall, a sophomore homework and who was a pacifist, after his creature comforts. admission-free entertainment. vocal music major from Mesquite. even as his research helped lead to Crude drawings of a sailboat Zelvls Applin, a freshman music "The words are what we would say to the building of the atom bomb. and a man holding an umbrella major from Fort Worth said he has her if we talked to her face to face." His relationship with his first adorn the letter, along with scien- been involved in music since hewas a The competition was not limited to wife, however, gives a different pic- tific graphs and formulas. young boy. bands. Several comedians also com- ture. Hundreds of letters displayed "You will see to it that my "A longtime friend of mine told me peted for the first-place title. earlier this month reveal him as a clothes and linen are kept in order," about the talent show and said I should Sam Washington, a senior general domineering adulterer who treated he wrote. enter," Applin said. studies major from Fort Worth, said Mileva Einstein, once a brilliant "I will be served three regular Applin's performance was a love he participated because he likes to physics student, as a servant. meals per day in my room. You will ballad with piano accompaniment, make people laugh. In an April 1914 letter to her, keep my study and my bedroom in which he wrote himself, he said. Upon the conclusion of the last act, Einstein makes a list of demands, good order. In particular, the desk "My inspiration came from Brian seven judges chose four winners in including that she serve him three will be used only by me." McKnight, and I wrote the song as if which the first-place winner would meals a day in his room. The harsh words were a far cry he would be singing it," he said. • advance to the next round of competi- The mar- from the love "One day, I would like for him to tion in Dallas. riage was ditty Einstein perform it." The first-place winner, Kim troubled, and composed for Applin was not the only performer Grossman, a freshman anthropology he also listed Mileva in who faced pre-stage jitters. Freshman major from Dallas, who wrote and You will conditions un- 1900, when he vocalist Pilar Lopez, a child psychol- sang her own song, received a $500 der which he promise not to was 21 and she ogy major from Lubbock, said she was prize and a trip to Dallas to represent would tolerate was a physics nervous before her performance of the Tech at the semifinals. John Walks/11D denigrate me in her presence. and mathemat- Latin song "Ave Maria." "I've never won anything in my Out loud: Lynn Dickerson, a sophomore undecided major from El Paso, "You will the eyes of the ics student in "I was very nervous," Lopez said. life," Grossman said. sings with the band Good Sprout while guitarist Winston Barrett, a freshman expect no af- Zurich: "While I was performing I looked at "I think I will play the lottery now." art major from Hobbs, N.M., accompanies her Thursday night. children, by word fection from "Oh my! me and will or deed. That Johnny not reproach 77 boy!' West Texas town of Marfa fondly remembers James Dean me for this," Albert Einstein, to his So crazy MARFA (AP) — Tiny Marfa, had something big, but they didn't realize "But hijo, he was sexy." pire on a ranch west of town. he wrote. wife in a letter with desire. an intimate fling with Hollywood in "Giant" would become the enduring "Giant" portrayed how Mexicans Taylor and Hudson, Garcia said, "You will While the summer of 1955. Master film di- box-office success it has. The ranch- -Americans were mistreated in Texas, were less accessible, less likely to pose promise not to thinking of his rector George Stevens rolled into town ing community of 5,000 souls would a sensitive issue in 1950s Marfa, where for pictures with fans. denigrate me in the eyes of the chil- Dollie, with Hollywood's hottest rising stars never forget that Garcia and other Dean was different. Garcia still dren, by word or deed." His pillow catches fire." to make a movie called"Giant." summer when Hol- Hispanic chil- keeps a scrapbook of "Giant" memo- This letter is one of 430 dis- Mileva had been reluctant to By the time it was all over, Marfa ly.wood put Edna dren attended a rabilia filled with candid photos of the played earlier this month in Jerusa- move to Berlin, not only because rubbed elbows with Rock Hudson and Ferber's sprawling I'm an old segregated film idol. She has sold a handful of lem and New York. she disliked the sprawling metropo- Elizabeth Taylor and became ac- novel on the big school. photos and Dean's autograph for about Unknown to scholars until their lis but also because she was suspi- quainted with film idol James Dean screen and crept lady now and "We had to $3,000. 1986 discovery in a Los Angeles cious of Einstein's cousin, Elsa as if he were the boy next door, a "shy into their lives. shouldn't be say- dress in black Forty years after its original release, bank vault, the letters will be sold Einstein-Loewenthal, who lived boy with a sexy giggle," as one resi- Lucy Garcia, a and bury our George Stevens Jr. restored the film, at Christie's auction house in New there. dent remembers him, hardly the ob- Marfa teen-ager at ing this, but hijo, heritage at enhancing the color and sound, as a York on Nov. 25. Her suspicions were correct. noxious rebel depicted in th Holly- the time, couldn't Blackwell tribute to his father's work. "What is new in this collection Einstein had been having an affair Wood press. help getting caught he was sexy. School. We "What we're seeing is a resurgence are the letters dealing with his es- with Elsa at least since 1912. The Warner Bros. Pictures restora- in the commotion, weren't allowed of interest in wonderful classic films trangement from his first wife," In 1913, Einstein wrote to Elsa: tion and re-release of "Giant," the epic especially with a to speak Span- to contrast to what's being produced said Zeev Rosenkranz, curator of "I treat my wife as an employee film about Texas cattle barons and oil, handsome film star Lucy Garcia, Marfa resi- ish," Garcia today, much if which is not going to the Albert Einstein Archives at the whom I cannot fire." is making the rounds on the big screen like James Dean dent and James Dean fan said. stand the test of time," said Cynthia Hebrew University of Jerusalem. - • He described Mileva as "an un- again — and prodding the memories hanging out in Garcia lived Farrah, film instructor at the Univer- Einstein married Mileva Marie, friendly, humorless creature who of those who witnessed the film being town. He was gen- just three blocks sity of Texas at El Paso. a Serb, in 1903. does not get anything out of life and made. erous to admiring fans and their box from the Paisano Hotel, where the cast "It's not a perfect film, but it's a She gave up her work toward a who, by her mere presence, extin- Marfa residents who watched cameras. ate breakfast and dinner and played be- fascinating look at how someone from doctorate in physics to raise their guishes other people's joy of liv- Dean's third and last film in produc- "I'm an old lady now and shouldn't fore heading to out to film on the outside the state perceived Texans and sons, Hans Albert and Eduard, ing." tion sensed Hollywood was making be saying this," Garcia said. "Reata" set, the fictional cattle em- Mexicans." something one of her letters indi- In 1916, when Einstein asked Dean played Jett Rink, an outcast cates she did gladly. for a divorce, Mileva suffered a and hard-drinking wildcat oilman in By the time Einstein wrote the physical and mental breakdown. love with the wife (Elizabeth Taylor) April 1914 letter, the couple was The divorce was final in 1919, \ BRING THIS COUPON IN FOR A/ of a Texas cattle baron played by Rock estranged. and Einstein married Elsa shortly I Hudson. Dean died in a car accident He had just been been awarded afterward. I before "Giant" was completed. I FREE CD* with Trade I I I

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Ragin' Cajun Foes are expected to play, linebackers Billy western Louisiana kick off at 1 p.m "I guess the wins get a little tougher Sanders and Gerald Stewart, along by Brent Dirks/UD Saturday at Jones Stadium. to come by late in the season," with safety David Dickerson, were The Texas Tech Lady Raiders TEXAS TECH VS. The Red Raiders (5-4 overall, 4-3 Whitney said. "Everybody is trying to slowed in practice with injuries. strive for perfection on this year's LITHUANIA Big 12 Conference) can secure a reach the same goal, so you don't get Dykes still is wary of the Cajuns' exhibition schedule as they play school-record fourth consecutive bowl any easy victories. But we need to win abilities. Lithuania at 6 p.m. Saturday at the appearance with a victory over the Saturday and next week against Okla- oppoNENTI RESULT SCORE "They're a very dangerous team," Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. It is When: 6 p.m. Saturday Ragin' Cajuns. Several individual ac- homa. Then we can go from there:' Dykes said. their final exhibition game of the Where: Lubbock complishments will be on the line as The Ragin' Cajuns' pro-style of- FLORIDA 21-55 "It's not going to come as an easy season. Municipal Coliseum well for the Red Raiders, most nota- fense, led by quarterback Jake TEXAS ABM W 29-22 victory. They have figured out a way Tech coach Marsha Sharp said bly tailback Byron Hanspard's quest Delhomme, averages 402.9 yards a SOUTHERN MISS. L 27-52 to win some close games, and they she would like to continue the What: The Lady for 2,000 yards rushing on the season. contest. Delhomme is a four-year MEMPHIS 13-9 have played some great teams:' progress the Lady Raiders made Raiders face Lithuania in Hanspard, who was named Thurs- starter, and he currently ranks 26th on VIRGINA TECH L 16-47 Included on the Cajuns' schedule with their 69-58 win over Zala the final exhibition game day as a first-team All-America by the NCAA all-time passing yardage has been preseason-ranked Texas Volan Hungary last week. Sharp Football News, needs 258 yards Sat- list. He also leads the nation with a A&M, No. 1 Florida, No. 25 South- said she liked the spacing between sure if it was the same group!" urday to reach the 2,000-yard plateau. current 42 straight games started at the ern Mississippi and No. 21 Virginia the two exhibition games. Thompson, who scored Tech's It would be the third largest day for quarterback position. Delhomme was Tech. On top of defeating Texas A&M "You just hope that you continue first 10 points in the victory over Hanspard this season. starting in 1994 when the Ragin' 29-22 Sept. 14, the Cajuns also own a to show progress, that you are just Hungary, said the first exhibition Hanspard only needs to get 10 Cajuns lost to Tech 39-7 in Lubbock. 13-9 win over Memphis, the team that a little farther along than you were went well, and she is ready to play yards to surpass Byron "Barn" Morris' Dykes remembers from that game yards this season and averages 4.3 defeated No. 6 Tennessee 21-17 Sat- last week," Sharp said. "We came again. school-record of 1,752 yards rushing that the talent level is high for South- yards a carry. urday. back and worked on some things, "We need to work on the things in a season. western Louisiana. Last week Northern Illinois (1-9) "They are not a team you can go to and hopefully our continuity on we've done this week and execute "I don't think those numbers are "When we played them a few years rushed for 301 yards against USL, sleep against;' Dykes said. "You can offense and decisions on defense all of the plays well," Thompson what Byron is looking at;' Tech coach ago they were a little inexperienced," despite losing 45-31. USL coach see what happened to the teams that continue to get better!' said. "I think the main thing is ex- Spike Dykes said. "He's more con- Dykes said. "But the hard thing to be- Nelson Stokley knows his defense will underestimated them." Sharp said she is glad the Lady ecute and go out and play well' cerned with helping us get our sixth lieve is that they have almost all the have to tighten up to beat Tech. Tech defensive end Tony Daniels Raiders are continuing to play Guard Rene Hanebutt, who win of the season. But certainly we all same players at the skill positions. "We know what we are up against," said there is no need to worry about someone besides themselves to get went 3-for-8 and scored eight want him to get those numbers before That makes them a lot more danger- Stokley said. "They'll be our biggest the intensity level of the Red Raiders a feel of how Tech will do in the points in her first game returning the season is out." ous this time around?' challenge of the year with their offense Saturday. regular season. from ankle surgery, also said the To make the sure the season is pro- Joining Delhomme in the Cajuns' because of the things they can do. If "I think everybody is ready to get "Part of that is a look at your of- first exhibition went well for the longed beyond the next two backfield are Darren Brister at tailback you try to key in on Hanspard and take that sixth win behind us so we can fensive and defensive things Lady Raiders. Saturday's, the Red Raiders must beat and Kenyon Cotton at fullback. Cot- the running game away, then quarter- qualify for a bowl," Daniels said. against someone besides each "I think we are a lot farther the Ragin' Cajuns or Oklahoma Nov. ton, a senior, is the all-time leading back Zebbie Lethridge can beat you "That's pretty important to us. So I other," Sharp said. "I think you fi- along than where we were at the 23 to get the six wins needed to se- rusher at USL. He has run for 781 himself. He's that dangerous." believe we'll come out ready to play." nally get to a point where the only same point last season;' Hanebutt way you can measure your progress said. "I think it was really good is to play against somebody else!' from the aspect it kind of showed Sharp said she was impressed us what we needed to work on and San Francisco mayor out of line criticizing Grbac with post Alicia Thompson's 20- what will really make us a good ball think it still makes you sound like a Butler has talked down about the Cow- 9 inches and 6 feet 11 inches. point scoring performance against club." moron to call someone an "embarrass- boys, and he has lost every time. Not • When Mike Tyson shredded op- Hungary. Sharp said she would like Hanebutt said her. ankle was ment to humankind" just for losing a only has his team lost, but the second- ponents early in his career, I thought to see things like Thompson's play fine, but she was a little disap- game? ary he supposedly leads has been he would at least run through the prime continue against Lithuania, a team pointed with her performance • Where has all the fun gone in the shredded again and again by Ailunan of his career without ever losing. Now Sharp said she does not have much against the Hungarian team. NFL? I know it is getting bad when and Irvin. Leroy, learn to save the talk- he has lost two fights. See, Tyson is a information on. "That was the first ball game, the Cowboys-Niners is a yawner. Then ing for after the game. good fighter, but he's not great. When "I saw some scores of a and I hadn't even had a week of we get to see Green Bay invade Dal- • The University of Texas has long has Tyson ever beaten a quality oppo- Lithuanian team, but I'm not sure practice yet," Hanebutt said. "I las Monday night, and the Packers are been known as the school that fast nent? Never by my recollections. And if it's the same one we're playing guess I think I was setting myself Heath Robinson/sports starting Don Beebe and Terry Mickens breaks its way to NCAA tournaments, the only chance he had to go down as or not," Sharp said. up for failure thinking I would set reporter as their receivers. and if they only had a frontcourt they an all-time great was to go undefeated "Sometimes they send a couple the world on fire. The ankle is great • So San Francisco Mayor Willie • I saw where Packers safety Leroy could be a national power. Well, look in an era which posed no challengers. of teams over, and I'm not even — I've had no problems with it!' Brown called 49ers backup quarter- Butler is talking trash about Dallas out. The Longhorns signed four play- And he can't even do that. back Elvis Grbac an "embarrassment again. If you're counting, this makes ers Wednesday, and their heights are Heath Robinson is a junior broad- to humankind" because he threw two seven straight trips to Dallas in which 6 feet 8 inches, 6 feet 9 inches, 6 feet cast journalism major from Hurst. costly turnovers in the Niners 20-17 Baseball inks two prep standouts overtime loss to Dallas. Then he turns Two high school standouts signed .505 last year with 11 homers and 46 around and apologizes because he was w "The Service Center of the Strip" -6t unaware that Grbac wasn't mentally scholarship agreements with the Red RBIs. 0 = Raiders, Tech coach Larry Hays an- Duite Welch of Frenship chose prepared to play the game because his o ions••• r o nounced Thursday. 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Texas Rangers' Gonzalez Volleyball team ready for road's challenges by Christy Apple/UD improved a ton and worked through a hitter Cristine Martin now has the Tech chance to go the NCAA Tournament, Even though the No. 22 Texas Tech lot." record for the most aces as freshman, the Red Raiders' fate is in the hands American League MVP volleyball team has attained an 8-6 Big The Cyclone's defensive specialist sophomore, junior and now a senior of the other teams. 12 Conference record and a 21-6 over- is Jody Devries, at 43. "Other teams may not get into the NEW YORK (AP) — Juan MVP award. Right now, I'm sur- all record, the road gets tougher with who has tallied Senior outside tournament," Nye said. Gonzalez of the Texas Rangers beat prised myself," Gonzalez said. the Red Raiders' next five games away 17 blocks for the hitter Lacy Nye "But they can really screw up Seattle's Alex Rodriguez by three "I never talked about winning from Lubbock. season. It is going said she enjoys things for us, but we are not worried:' points Thursday, matching the sec- MVP because a lot of guys had "I think that the road will be good Iowa State's playing on the Volleyball notes: Tech setter Lisa ond-closest victory margin ever in great numbers." for us:' Tech coach Jeff Nelson said. strongest player, to be a cat fight, road and is look- Hilgers ranks fifth on Tech's career voting for the AL Most Valuable It was the closest vote since "To get away and start over fresh:' Sonya Van and we're going ing forward to assist list. Player award. 1960, when Roger Maris beat New • The Red Raiders travel to Iowa Heiden, has the challenge Teammates Cristine Martin and Gonzalez, who hit .314 with 47 York Yankees teammate Mickey State for today's game and play Sun- posted 396 kills to have to show Tech coach Jeff Lacy Nye are eighth and 1 I respec- homers and 144 RBIs, got 11 first- Mantle 225-222. day against Missouri. Iowa State has for the season. Nelson talks tively. place votes and 290 points. The closest AL MVP vote was lost five matches in row, and Missouri Senior middle up and play. about. Hilgers also has the single season Rodriguez, who hit a league-lead- in 1947, when Joe DiMaggio of the has not posted a win and is 0-14 in the blocker Jill "Jeff told us assist record with 1,527 and is Tech's ing .358 with 36 homers and 123 Yankees beat Ted Williams of the Big 12. Burness is the that every match career and season assist average RBIs, received 10 first-place votes Boston Red Sox 202-201. Nelson said the two teams have only Red Raider Lacy Nye, Tech outside of the season is leader. and 287 points in balloting by the Gonzalez, 27, was second in the found their weak points and have that comes in hitter going to be hard," Hilgers career high for assists in a Baseball Writers Association of AL in RBIs and fifth in home runs worked hard to improve them through- close proximity Nye said. single game is 74. America. despite missing 28 games. He was out the season. with Iowa State's "It is going to Nye ranks 11th on Tech's career g "All year, people talked about on the disabled list from May 9- "They have improved a lot," Nelson Van Heiden in kills. Bumess totaled be a cat fight, and we are going to have season kill and kill attempts list. ,Alex as the No. 1 contender for the June 1 with a torn left quadricep. said. 322 so far for the season. to show up and play." Nye's career high for kills in a "They are a November team and After last weekend, senior outside Even though Tech has a good single game is 25.

"I 0111.1/4, I IT I S I. \ I RN Ill \N - - "IAA% ES I l'141( .I. 1/41 t'N 1.:121 - a?* Tech soccer team reflects on season with satisfaction by Brent Dirks/UD ished the year with a 3-2 loss to Mis- "It's a great atmosphere for soccer," ing up to seven freshmen at a time. The Texas Tech soccer team's sea- souri in the Big 12 Conference Tour- Nichols said of St. Louis and the However, Nichols said she could not son may have come to a halt sooner nament Saturday. Anheuser-Busch complex. really find the right mix of the players than Tech wanted it to, but overall the "Missouri was the biggest disap- "My only complaint was the at the different positions. Red Raiders are happy with the per- pointment of my coaching career," weather, which I thought might have "Hopefully they will be a better BEER • WINE • LIQUOR formance of the third-year soccer team Nichols said. been snow. But no matter where you team in the long run," Nichols said. squad. 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"It's a winning season:' ment, Nichols said she would not be fans, probably as many as when we though she would have like to ad- Even so, Nichols said she was not opposed to having the conference tour- played them there the first time," vanced further in the Big 12 Tourna- happy the way the Red Raiders fin- nament in St. Louis again. Nichols said. ment, her final season was a good one. "There was probably a comfort fac- "We lost to some teams we on 98th St, • East of the Strip tor playing on their home field, but that shouldn't have," Patterson said. really didn't matter. They beat us?' "I would have liked to have beaten Nichols said she did not regret start- Missouri." 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Tech harasses All-Army with 107-68 win THE Daily Crossword 1 Dickey played freshman Rayford fensively and offensively?' by Christy Apple/UD until the scoreboard read 76-62 at the ACROSS 1 2 3 4 • 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 The Texas Tech men's basketball 8:10 mark of the second stanza. All- Young for only 15 minutes, but the 5- Junior guard Cory Car poured in 1 Mimicked 5 Party noshes 43 14 15 team defeated All-Army 107-68 Army would only score six more 11 guard chalked up eight points in 28 points and 10 rebounds and said 9 Companionless 16 17 Thursday at the Lubbock Municipal points the rest of the game. that span. the team mistakes were all in the 13 Odense native 18 14 Ancient city of 19 20 121 22 Coliseum. The Tech new- His nerves got minds of the players. Edom Even though Tech won the game comers got their the best of him "The younger players were ner- 15 Gloat 23 24 25 16 Historic land of by 39 points, the All-Army players let chance to play, and that is what vous," Can said. Israel 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 the Red Raiders know they were not and they made the caused his three "But for the most part we played 17 English region 18 RLS villain 34 35 36 37 going to give up. most of it with turnovers, Dickey well, but didn't execute well. We made 19 Bookplate 38 39 40 41 42 "They are a much more athletic three freshmen said. mental mistakes, but we can work on 21 Biologist Carrel 23 Actress Caldwell 43 44 as a 46 47 team:Tech coach James Dickey said. and a junior-col- "I am very that." 24 Fisher cousin 26 Melodic flourish 48 49 50 51 "We need to learn to play more pa- lege transfer all pleased with our Leading the way for All-Army was 30 Swankier tient and execute better?' on the court at the newcomers," forward Monte Cummings, who fin- 34 Big name in 52 53 54 pickles The Red Raiders jumped out to a same time. Dickey said. ished the contest with 21 points, three 35 Objective 55 56 57 IN58 59 60 61 62 37 Pot 22-point lead with a 16-point run that Freshman for- "Cliff, Ross and steals, two rebounds and one assist. 63 64 65 66 38 Parseghian made the score 41-19 at the eight- Rayford all, at He was followed by Kaylon Green. ward Cliff Owens 39 Hebrew prophet 67 se 69 minute mark of the first half paced the new- times, did a good who finished with 11 points and one 42 Golfer Davis Love - 70 71 72 The run was led by junior center comers with 13 job. Archie played rebound and Eric McGee, who fin- 43 Vitality Tony Battie, who scored 10 of the 16 points and four with a lot of inten- ished with 10 points and one rebound. 45 Pre-med course by William Canine 11/15/96 46 "- for the points. Battie finished the game with rebounds. The sity." An exhibition game is an opportu- Misbegotten" Thursday's Puzzle solved: 48 Dutch province 6 "- nice to DALI BAJA ALAN 21 points, 15 rebounds and five player who put Dickey said nity for the players to show how they 50 Looks askance have..." blocked shots. the Red Raiders the players were can play in a game situation. Dickey 52 Down Under GI 7 Before: pre! ULAN OPUS SOLE 54 FBI man: abbr. 8 Growing among LOOKFORTHEOLOSO "I learned everything from the over the 100- excited about the said. 55 Wolfhound rocks Y E S OE LIMAZO coaches: Battle said. "I know I have point barrier was first exhibition "Our biggest disappointment is the 58 Conventional 9 Symphonic wRIEN STEN 63 Kirghiz range movement EQUATE MAIINTA I to be on the court at all times. I think I junior guard game and it was turnovers and us holding our lead: Wes Underwood/UD 64 Kentucky 10 African antelope SUNNY COINS PR played OK tonight?' Archie Myers, seen in the first Dickey said. college 11 CA city TIDE FLU= GHAT Hanging around: Tony Battie 66 Restaurateur 12 Is beholden ORE FROSO OLDIE Battie started the second half with half. Toots 14 - de Cuellar of who ended the "Our players understand the situa- PERCEIVE Emma scores two of his 21 points Thursday. 67 - up (judge) the UN a blocked shot in the first 30 seconds, game with 11 "We ran too tion and to score, we need to play for 68 Kind of tide 20 Buddhist monk ORNE PARE but the Red Raiders could not use the points in 14 minutes of play. Myers fast and got in a frenzy in the first half:' keeps and take better care of the bas- 69 Hebrides 22 Permit STA QQ G TORT ASS Island 25 Hallmarks ASTOILEA NTHONEW play to expand their lead. dunked the 100th point of the game Dickey said. "We had 21 turnovers un- ketball. 70 Gardener, at 26 Actor Palminteri LAIN S ER LIMA Tech traded baskets with All-Army with two minutes left to play. officially, but our game was good de- "I like that everyone played hard:" times 27 Home on high ARTY P ELE FLIpi 71 Disturb 28 Actress Ladd 1996 nbonereser, Meeddi a Services. Inc. 1/15/% 72 Vacillate 29 Program All nghrs 31 Troy to the DOWN Greeks 44 Window man 56 Melange 1 Dressing tool 32 "Middlemarch" 47 Cellproce d sivsision 57 Demolish Daniels, Koppes lead cross country team to Denton 2 Rue de la - author 59 Stagger 3 Organic 33 Pours down 49 Year Sp. 60 Red Sea vessel by Heath Robinson/UD scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. district, and that is obviously a goal to Koppes is about as experienced as compound 36 Volga tnbutary 51 Site of Doha 61 Mrs. Chaplin 53 Welsh dog 62 Type of picture The Texas Tech 4 Resident 40 Tanzanian port women's cross District VI is made up of programs finish at least as high as we are a freshman can be, but she says she 5 - Amaz 41 Guffaw 55 Wild party 65 Kind of trip country team will be forced to pull an from Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas. ranked." still gets some butterflies. upset in order to make the NCAA Arkansas enters the meet as the favor- Tech's best hopes for nationals are "I've run in a lot of big meets be- Cross Country Championships Nov. ite, with Baylor, Texas-El Paso and freshmen Leigh Daniel and Kristin fore coming to Tech:' Koppes said. 25 in Tucson, Ariz. However, hopes Texas-San Antonio expecting to con- Koppes. Their times are among the 12 "But in meets like this I still get a little 10% OFF are high for good individual perfor- tend as well. The top two teams ad- best in the district, Elias said. nervous. But I think that can be good." kinkois mances. vance to the NCAA Championships, "They are both in a group of about Daniel is on the other end of the ENGINEERING Saturday, the Red Raiders are com- as well as the top three individual fin- 12 girls that have a good shot at being spectrum. The new way to office: peting in the NCAA District VI Cross ishers off non-qualifying teams. in the hunt," Elias said. "These are the biggest meets I have Lots of services to help you. COPIES Large Quantity Copying • Self-Sene Copying Country Championships. "This is the closest this district has "I wouldn't go so far as to say they seen," Daniel said. "I'm still really new Daring the 19% Fall Semester color Copies *Binding • Lamination The meet is being run at the Eagle ever been," Tech coach Kirk Elias are the favorites, but I believe they to the sport, so there are times I still ss ith Valid Texas Tech I.D. - Computer and Ty pest titer Rental Point golf course in Denton and is said. "We are ranked seventh in the have a chance to advance," don't know what to expect:'

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Consider a few of SW Louisiana Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech in Southwestern La Ventana Delhomme these offensive returners: @ Texas Tech Louisiana history •The most prolific passer in school last season, shattering school passing, organization page. history is Jake Delhomme, who has Texas Texas Kansas Texas Texas Texas total offense and scoring records. led them to three straight winning @ Kansas He has already set more than two seasons and a pair of conference dozen school passing marks and last titles. Missouri Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor season alone, recorded six of the top GO TECH! !! ! ! •The all-time leader in the history @ Baylor 18 single-game passing performances. of college football on any level for Delhomme ranked 17th nationally Beat the Cajuns pass receptions (75) and receiving Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska in total offense and 29th in passing yardage (1,121) as a freshman is @ Iowa St. efficiency with a 133.3 rating. Brandon Stokley. He had four straight 250-yard pass- •Kenyon Cotton is a running back Oklahoma Texas A&M Oklahoma Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M ing games and back-to-back 300-yard La Ventana who is already in the school's top-10 @ Texas A&M efforts in two of his last three games in career rushing with 1,453 yards to finish off last season. Recording Tech History Since 1925 and could well be the biggest tailback Kansas St. Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Last week, Delhomme posted his (6-0, 259) in the country. @ Colorado eighth straight 250-yards passing On the other side of the ball, USL game in the Ragin' Cajuns' win over returns: Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Kentucky Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Northern Illinois. •Two of the top three tacklers from @ Kentucky last season. *********************** •All three starting linebackers, a Penn St. Michigan Penn St. Michigan Michigan Penn St. RAIDER g/Z1/751/1//ok Cosmic R)ONN\\S"\% * CiCrsirizza group that recorded 171 tackles last @ Michigan season. •A total of seven returning start- Miami Houston Miami Houston Miami Houston REWIND 00 SQC4\ The Best Pizza Value Anywhere ers from a group that ranked in the @ Houston top-20 nationally in total defense, a • The combined total yardage by rushing defense and passing defense Green Bay Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas 50TH STREET 2821 50th Street Texas Tech and Texas Saturday was in 1995—a "triple crown" managed @ Dallas 772/%9 N 01(t E acts Caprock Center the most ever in Jones Stadium by only four teams last year. €75 • Quarterback Zebbie Lethridge's 86 * ?, 52 Consider a couple of other things * $299 w A iE and 82-yard pass completions to for the Ragin' Cajuns: *OPEN COSMIC BOWLING Times * N g 785-8888 Donnie Hart were the two longest •They play four bowl teams, three * * Buffet QUOTES OF THE WEEK plays of the season for Tech * Thursday 9PM - MIDNIGHT * of which posted impressive wins in • Lethridge threw for a career-high 11 :30PM - 3AM * 50TH STREET their postseason games last season, "I think there would have to be three bus wrecks and about 14 other things happen for us to be there." * Friday M-F 1 lam-2pm cr 5102 60th Street 364 yards and scored four 0 and the other which lost in the na- Tech coach Spike Dykes on the Red Raiders' chances of making it to the Big 12 Conference championship * 5pm-9pm @ Slide Rd. touchdowns (two rush, two pass) * Saturday 9PM - 3AM tional championship game. * • Hart's five catches for 241 yards ** Sunday 7PM - 2AM Sat. & Sun. A' Oen •They have already beaten Texas "We have sort of been 21 in the hole with two hickies since the start of the season..." CT were both career highs * COM STREET 788-1010 A&M this season when the Aggies Dykes on the adversity Tech has faced this season 1 lam-9pm LOOP 289 • The crowd of 50,607 was the third * were nationally ranked in The Asso- 5150 69th straight sellout over 50,500, the first * ciated Press Top-25 poll . "There's no reason we shouldn't have killed those guys:' 794-4844 GO RED * EVERY MONDAY NIGHT time in school history for that * * get a free drink with purchase of a buffet Tech quarterback Zebbie Lethridge on the 38-32 loss to Texas * *srugurtfick RAIDERS II when you present your Tech 1. D. Desi n b Brent Ross ***********************