Texas Prisoners See Penalties for Lawsuits

Fond Farewell Serving Texas Tech Texas Tech's soccer star prepares to leave the University game she loves. Read about what lies ahead for Red Raider Kristi Patterson. since 1925 5c:umWEST Crr_LF_CMON see page 9 Texas treth niversity LUBOCK, .S 79409 Wednesday Lots o' November 20, 1996 laughter Texas Tech students can have a 85 High Volume 71 hearty laugh before finals. THE UNIVERSITY DAILY University Center Programs brings Issue 62 comedian Wendy Liebman to the 45 Low UC Allen Theatre. see page 6 Tech reviews transferring credit hours by Ginger Pope/UD its electronically, and it will apply to when they register as a junior and find class, and it becomes a hassle:' ing a national trend, and we want to "A central office for credit trans- The Texas Tech Admissions and their records immediately." they are really a sophomore, he said. A centralized location will greatly take advantage of it," Bailey said. fers would be a good idea," Moore Records Office soon will solve part of With a centralized transfer office, Ida Jones, mass communications help in advising, she said. Centralization is managerial, and said. "It would save time, and it the age-old problem of transferring students will find more consistency in adviser, said the transfer of classes and "When I'm looking at what a stu- deans still will decide what courses wouldn't lose as many records." credits. the transfer of their credits, he said. credits not applied in a timely manner dent has from another school, I'm not can transfer, she said. Medley said another advantage of Gene Medley, director of Admis- Students seem to complain the is the biggest complaint she hears from sure how it will be accepted here," "We are looking at policies and pro- the new system is the information sions and Records, said Tech is imple- most about the transfer of credits be- students. Jones said. "Sometimes students get cedures that could be standardized stored on it will be available to the menting a new Tech Student Informa- cause often they try to register and the "They go to register, and there is into classes they've already had:' throughout the campus," Bailey said. Bursar's Office, the Financial Aid Of- tion System to automate and central- number of hours they have completed nothing on the screen about the hours Jill Bailey, Tech SIS project man- Kelly Moore, a junior elementary fice and Tech's Housing and Dining ize the transfer of credit hours. is not in the computer, Medley said. they took, and they have to go through ager, said the software is in place for education major from Abilene, said Services. "All transferred credits will go Often this is because deans only the process of getting a letter from centralizing credits but the project still she has not had problems with trans- "We will be able to keep up with through this central office;' Medley accept certain courses for a degree their adviser," Jones said. "Sometimes is getting started. ferring credits, but knows other stu- students better the more everyone can said. "Other schools can send us cred- plan, so some students are surprised their teacher will call them down in "This is an area where it is becom- dents who have. see what's going on," Medley said. Texas prisoners see penalties for lawsuits

by Tomi Rodgers/UD cases, but research has shown that 95 percent Four Texas prison inmates were the first to of the lawsuits are counted as frivolous. fall victim to penalties recently implemented "Most litigators are inmates that can't get by a new state law penalizing prisoners for fil- along in an inmate situation, and can't handle ing lawsuits with no merit. authority," Rives said. "Many still haven't Chapter 14 became a law June 8, 1995, stat- taken responsibility for their own actions and ing any prisoner that files four or more frivo- blame society for their problems:' lous lawsuits in a one-year period will have Of the four inmates penalized so far, sen- six months of good time taken away from tences range from 60 years for convicted bur- them. glary, six years for involuntary manslaughter, Amber Rives, pro- 15 years for burglary of grams director for litiga- habitation and 15 years tions support at the for burglary of a vehicle Texas Department of Most and delivery of a con- Criminal Justice, said an trolled substancr. inmate's first frivolous litigators are in- Between the inmates, lawsuit is overlooked, more than 15 lawsuits but after the second, 60 mates that can't have been filed this year. days of good time are get along.... Complaints included in- taken away for each sub- mates not being served sequent lawsuit declared Amber Rives, programs farm fresh produce and by a court to be without USDA meat, problems merit. director for litigations sup- with mail service to in- Inmates file about port mates, strip searches and 400 suits every month inmates in administra- against the state, with 75 tive segregation not re- percent of them in federal courts, according ceiving desserts. to information released by the TDCJ. At any Along with the new law, a new teleconfer- given time, about 3,500 suits are pending. encing system has been devised that will let "The problem when inmates file a ridicu- prisoners handle their court cases from prison, John Woolkir/IM lous or frivolous lawsuit is that it is a waste of cutting down on trips to the courthouse. Go fish: Tech graduate The Mad Hatter plays a game of Magic: Hatter, a candidate for mayor, said if elected he would make our time and the taxpayers money," said Larry "The teleconferencing system will be very The Gathering in his store, The Mad Hatter's House of Games. Lubbock a wet town. The election is in January. Todd, information officer for the TDCJ. beneficial because many times an inmate will Rives said some prisoners do have viable See Prisoners, page 3 Legislature needs $1.6 billion for education AUSTIN (AP) — The Legis- dent growth, Sharp's estimate $1 billion in school property tax spent on education." Unsolved murder leads to lature would need at least an ad- includes court-ordered measures relief. The governor said that be- The state is projected to ditional $1.6 billion to cover the to maintain financial equity sides the tax-relief money, an spend $18 billion on public edu- essentials for public education among school districts. additional $1.2 billion would be cation in the 1996-97 budget fund for ex-Tech professor for the 1998-99 biennium, "You've got to do the equal- available to cover 115,000 new cycle. Comptroller John Sharp says. ization — otherwise (the state) students expected to enroll in Sharp, a Democrat, also said by April Castro/UD No sign of supportive of the College of That's $400 million more could end up in court," Sharp Texas public schools in 1998-99. he intends to release a list of pro- The Oct. 29 murder of a forced entry Business Administration, than the amount Gov. George W. said. Bush emphasized Tuesday posed budget savings within the former Texas Tech professor was found. said Deborah Finlayson, di- Bush last week said would be Bush made his comments during a stop in Fort Worth that next three weeks equal to the $1 remains unsolved by Lub- "His rector of the college's devel- necessary just to cover enroll- about school aid in announcing the $1.2 billion "is not all of the billion in tax relief proposed by bock authorities. daughter who opment. ment growth. In addition to stu- an effort to provide Texans with money that I will propose be the Republican governor. The unsolved case re- lives in Hous- Other faculty members sulted in a fund established Taylor ton flew to agreed that Taylor was in- for information leading to the town, and when he was not at valuable to the university. arrest and conviction of the the airport, she called him at "I called him Mr. Texas United States vetoes Boutros-Ghali re-election person responsible for the home and got no answer," said Tech because he was always UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Boutros-Ghali's candidacy be- Ghali, claiming he has not pur- date, but it's important for them homicide. Bill Morgan, Lubbock Police pushing Texas Tech to be out Alone among Security Council comes implausible. attention sued U.N. reform vigorously to come forward with an Afri- The reward was estab- Department public information front," said Herschal Mann, members, the United States ve- would focus first on other Afri- enough. can candidate" other than lished through the Crime officer. an accounting professor in toed Secretary-General Boutros can nominees. U.S. officials said the Repub- Boutros-Ghali, said U.S. Am- Line, a service to help locate "She became concerned and the College of Business Ad- Boutros-Ghali for a second term As ex- lican-con- bassador Madeleine Albright. criminals. called a neighbor to go check on ministration, in a previous Tuesday and appealed to African pected, the trolled Con- The United States offered no "We offer rewards for in- him." interview with The University states to offer other candidates United gress was alternative candidate, and Afri- formation for felony, fugi- Morgan said no new informa- Daily. "He was always so up- to avoid a diplomatic deadlock. States cast ...we will unlikely to can diplomats appeared divided tives and thefts," said Jeff tion is available to the public beat." But the 74-year-old Egyptian the lone give special pref- pay the over how to respond. Baker, a sergeant for the ho- concerning the investigation. Neighbors of the 83-year- immediately indicated he would vote against more than Diplomats said some African micide division of the Lub- Taylor, a 1936 Tech graduate, old said Taylor was a friendly remain a candidate, as U.N. rules Boutros- erence to an Afri- $1 billion in governments still held out hope bock Police Department. was an accounting professor at man who had no enemies and permit. African ambassadors Ghali U.S. debts Washington would back down, A neighbor found the Tech from 1936 until 1978. speculate the homicide was a urged the United States to among the can candidate... to the and the African ambassadors body of Haskell Taylor, a During that time he was in- random act of theft. change its mind and referred the 15 council United Na- conferred for more than three former Tech accounting pro- terim dean of the College of The Crime Line fund has issue to their capitals and the members, in tions unless hours late Tuesday before refer- fessor, lying in his bed last Business Administration for two been set up at the Plains Na- Organization of African Unity to the opening Madeleine Albright, U.S. there is a ring the issue to leaders in Af- month. years. tional Bank. Anyone with decide the next move. round of a change in rica. The neighbor entered the He also founded the Tech Ac- possible information in the Security Council members selection ambassador U.N. leader- China, which also holds veto house through an unlocked counting Society. case can call the Crime Line have agreed to seek an African process that ship. power as one of five permanent door to find Taylor's home in Taylor, who received the Dis- at (806) 741-1000. Respon- for the job, to ensure that the re- could take weeks. "We have stated over and council members, was expected disarray, with several items tinguished Accounting Alumnus dents to Crime Line may re- gion has a representative for two Washington announced last over again we will give special to reject any candidate unaccept- missing, according to police. Award in 1989, was extremely main anonymous. terms, as is customary. If June that it would veto Boutros- preference to an African candi- able to the Africans. 2 The University Daily Viewpoints Wednesday, November 20, 1996

Their View 1Sn t The History of SilvG:rhawksi

Transportation at Homelessness Texas Tech University 'A1 • ib \ • ha needs additional *Back +‘-Nen, our mascot was the silverkawk help from society

Some people believe that society has become hardened to poverty and all the other terrible things we're always complaining about but never actively trying to solve. When they say "hardened" I certainly hope they are not trying to imply that I (as a member of society) don't do my part to ease Julie Mitchell/columnist the sufferings of others. I am appalled at such an accusation. Every year I put 200t at least $1 in the Salvation Army bucket, and I would put even more if they would make change for a $5 bill. What more do these people expect? Surely no one thinks that I am going to give my money to just any old burn on the street. They're all winos, you know. Even that crying baby they hold, thihking that it can rouse some sense of sympathy in me, is an alcoholic. They can't fool this American. And the filth that pretend to live in those boxes on the street are lying to the American public. Those boxes are just a "Look at me, aren't I pathetic living in this soggy box?" device, when, in reality, they go home to their families and a dry, cozy bed under a bridge every night. Shoot, with the money they make with that box scam, it wouldn't surprise me at all to find out that the dirt on Their faces is made by Mary Kay. I'm telling you these street urchins know what they are doing, and they'll suck you into their dirty lies if you let them. They try to tell you that they lished the Contact Senator program throughout their term in office. State- attended four years of college and had a really good job until the company SA Spotlight providing all student organizations ments of Intent are available in the closed — blah, blah, blah. Save your story for someone stupid, folks. I'm no with a direct senate voice to the SA. Student Association Office, Room 230 idiot. I know that college graduates don't end up on the street unless that is All of these communication forums in the University Center. where they choose to be. If I thought otherwise I wouldn't be paying thou- are new this year, and they represent Senate and Freshman Council sands of dollars to attend college — I'd just take that money, buy alcohol and Students throughout campus have During my campaign for office last the SA's commitment to serving you meetings are open to the public. The join the sub-human race of hoboes. And I'm not ignorant enough to believe expressed their desire to know more year, I often heard the question, "What in a manner that you see beneficial. In meeting Thursday will be the last that companies just close down and everyone working there loses his or her about their student government. In the is the Student Association?" order for the SA to truly serve you, meeting of the semester. job. No way could that happen in America. last election of the senate, many can- The fact that many students were we need you to access these commu- The Freshman Council meets at 6 Then, these homeless have the audacity to blame my government, and your didates campaigned on the promise to unaware of the SA was disturbing, but nication and information sources and p.m. and the Student Senate meets at government, for their wretchedness. All I can say to that is: "Food stamps, better inform student on issues con- I also realized that it is the job of the provide us with feedback. 8 p.m. people!" The government provides food stamps for these lazy, don't want a cerning the student government. We, SA representatives to inform the stu- — Geoff Wayne, Student Asso- Both meetings will be in the Uni- job — poor people. And the government is extremely generous with them, the senators of Texas Tech, unani- dent body of our existence and pur- ciation president versity Center Senate Room. All stu- too. I mean with the allotted amount of food stamps these folks get, they could mously passed a resolution of support pose. The Student Association is your dents are encouraged to attend! probably buy Calvin Klein Kool-aid, Guess greens, and Doonie and Bourke for the promise to provide the students student government. SA representa- This year's Student Senate and — Kristen Ketcham, Student As- bread. We're talking an overly generous amount, especially considering that of Tech with a monthly spotlight on tives serve as the voice of Texas Tech Freshman Council are both outstand- sociation internal vice president and all the money used to saveAmericans is taking away from the defense budget their student government. So, with the students to the administration and the ing groups that have been very, busy Student Senate president that is used to defend the people of other countries. So, in reality, it is the cooperation of The University Daily, local community, as well as on a state this semester representing the students homeless of this country and not the wealthy that are selfish. this column is the first of many col- and national level. All currently en- of this university. I personally have the First of all, I would like to welcome Yes, some people believe that society has become hardened to the suffer- umns you will see from month to rolled Tech students are members of opportunity to work with both of these you to the first edition of the SA Spot- ings of others. I would like to point out that the poor are part of the society that month. Because this is our inaugural the Student Association, and likewise, groups, and I would like to share some light. It has taken much combined ef- is supposed to be indifferent, but they will never become immune to the hard- SA Spotlight, we would like to pref- all students are eligible to run for SA of their accomplishments. fort to get this first edition to you. ships of their own situations. ace the kinds of things you will be offices during the spring of each year. The Senate became very involved We in the Student Association have As for the rest of us, I think we have not allowed ourselves to become reading about in the coming months. Student Association offices consist of with the arena issue at the beginning been going to great lengths to ensure hardened, but disillusioned. Because it is easier for us to believe that the pov- 1. The Senate expects to use this a president, two vice presidents (in- of the semester. Resolution 32.01 was that students are aware of the work- erty stricken struck themselves, that is what we believe. section to present many of the issues ternal and external), more than 60 passed by the Senate allowing stu- ings of the Tech student government. Julie Mitchell is a sophomore English major from Corsicana. concerning the students, but also to senators, 25 Freshman Council mem- dents to decide if they wanted to allo- This is but one more attempt toward open up the channels of communica- bers and a cabinet and committee sys- cate General Use funds for a new that goal. Since this is the first edition, tion for feedback from the students. tem consisting of more than 150 stu- arena. A Contact Senator System has I will only take a few lines to explain 2. There will be a portion of this dents. also been established this semester. to you the role of the external vice column devoted to addressing some of As president of the Student Asso- The system will keep registered stu- president. Your View the comments or suggestions we re- ciation, my responsibilities include dent organizations updated on current Your external vice president's du- ceive from the students. This will al- serving as the student representative issues through direct contact with stu- ties range from being in charge of all low students to see their concerns be- to the Board of Regents, the adminis- dent senators. student publications (i.e.) The Word, ing addressed directly. tration and the Texas Legislature. Ad- This past month the Student Asso- Raider Reader, Apartment Guide and throughout the classrooms (in which Students should take 3. We will, of course, seek to make ditionally, I set the goals and priori- ciation hosted a fall reception that was various other publications that are we read the viewpoints page instead this column as interesting as possible ties of the SA, oversee the progress in organized by the Senate. At the recep- published throughout the year. In ad- care of environment of taking notes), we can put them in with the inclusion of a question and meeting these goals and ensure that tion, Frank Delgadillo, a professor in dition, it is my duty to serve as the link one of the few "newspaper only" re- To the editor: I'd like to thank Heidi answer section or maybe a few trivia actions of the SA are in the best inter- the College of Business Administra- between all city affairs and the student ceptacles. Ratzlaff (Your View 11/11/96) and questions in reference to the SA. est of the Tech student body. In order tion, was honored as an outstanding body. Don't get me wrong, the fault is not Alma Morales (Your View 11/15/96) 4. This column also will feature to facilitate the process of bettering faculty member and Daniel Burns, What this really means is that any solely on students' shoulders. Tech for bringing Tech's littering problem remarks from the executive branch, Tech, I appoint a cabinet and numer- University Center assistant director, duties not specifically designated to needs to join the latter half of the 20th to light in recent letters to the editor. I consisting of the SA president, exter- ous committees who work in areas was honored as an outstanding staff the two other executive officers are the century and not only make recycling realize that actually putting trash in a nal vice president and internal vice from improving awareness of Tech tra- member. responsibility of the external vice convenient, but make it a priority. Tech trash can is a revolutionary idea for president. ditions to raising money for student The Freshman Council also has president. Citibus also is one of those needs to put recycling containers by some students, but I would like to pro- The Student Senate is genuinely scholarships. been very active this semester by host- duties not specifically designated. I all trash cans in all buildings. Glass, pose an even more radical idea. Let's concerned about making this legisla- As you can see, it takes many ing a voter registration drive to get have the opportunity to work with recycle our trash. plastic, cardboard, paper and alumi- tive body truly representative of the people to make the SA work. We have more students registered to vote in the Citibus to provide our on-campus Since there is no place to recycle num are all easily recyclable materi- students who elect us. the resources to serve you, we simply presidential election. They have transportation. plastic on campus, we begin by using als that are commonly thrown out by Please help us bring student issues need to know how you would best be helped with the Family Day Talent These are some of the very broad the aluminum can vending machines students in large quantities. With a to the surface by getting involved with served. In order to receive your input, Show and registered students for the duties of the external vice president. instead of the ones that dole out plas- commitment to recycling from both campus issues that concern you. By we have worked very hard to provide Southwest Six Pack giveaway at Tech — Kenny Meixelsperger, Student tic bottles (which seem to suddenly the students, faculty and staff, we can taking a few moments of your time, numerous forums of communication. football games. Association external vice president outnumber can vending machines 2 to all work together to make a difference you can put the wheels in motion and In addition to this monthly column, we A senator vacancy currently exists 1). Secondly, we can recycle our used for the better. bring about change. have written columns in The Univer- in the College of Education. To be eli- notebook and computer paper (keep Recycling makes sense. Let's do it. Once again, this column was in- sity Daily concerning a wide variety gible for this position, you must be an If you have any com- your eyes peeled, there are a few bins Michael Lucid, Students for Eco- tended to lay the foundation for future of subjects. Upcoming events in the undergraduate student registered in scattered throughout campus for this logical Awareness president and a ments, contact the Stu- columns. So, look for the next column SA can be heard on KTXT-FM (88.1) the College of Education. This posi- purpose). Thirdly, before you throw senior wildlife management major dent Association at 742- at the first of next month under this each weekday at 7 p.m. during a show tion requires candidates to be enrolled your trash in a dumpster make sure it 3631. E-mail the SA at same section. entitled "88 Seconds with the SA in 12 residence semester hours. The is not one that is labeled "corrugated At the end of each article, there will President." Our SA web page only exception to this rule allows StudentAviiodationgttu.edu cardboard only." If the cardboard is various methods listed where you can (www.ttu.edu/-sbp) recently went on- those graduating in May to be enrolled or mail them a letter at contaminated by other trash, it cannot soca The IJD tttl direct your comments. line allowing you to access informa- in six residence semester hours. All be recycled. Finally, instead of lbeihneralisDalaseds. 42302, Lubbock, Texas leav- — The Texas Tech Student Sen- tion and provide immediate feedback. candidates must also have a cumula- ing our University Dailys 79409. scattered ate Also, the Student Senate has estab- tive 2.0 GPA and maintain this GPA

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Wednesday, November 20, 1996 N ews The University Daily 3 World briefly Tech official receives service award by Kristi Rieken/IM acknowledgment," Tech Chan- achievements in Students and professors at the Smith said last cellor John T. health care. South African tremor kills miner Texas Tech University Health Sciences week. "It is a recog- Montford, whom I am hon- Seward said JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — A tremor two miles un- Center expect important contributions ' nition of the great Smith named as ored and more nomina- derground killed one gold miner Monday and injured at least 17. from their new president, Dr. David work done by our a factor in his tions for the Another 15 miners trapped for hours in the Western Deep Levels' R. Smith, while people around the team at the Depart- decision to come humbled by this award were re- East mine near Carletonville, 35 miles west of Johannesburg, were res- state already have seen them. Smith ment of Health dur- to Tech, said he ceived this year cued later in the day, according to the mine owner, Anglo American For the past four years, Smith ing the past four years." is glad the AMA acknowledg- than ever before Corp. served as commissioner of the Texas During his tenure as commissioner is honoring a in the history of All 15 appeared unharmed but would be examined at a hospital, a Department of Health. Although he of health, Smith was vital in the state's man with such ment. the award. company statement said. was named president of TTUHSC immunization program for children dedication. The awards Four of the 17 injured miners were hospitalized briefly. Sept. 16, he worked as commissioner titled, "Shots Across Texas:' More "Dr. Smith David Smith, TTUHSC are given annu- until his Oct. 16 departure for Tech. than a dozen groups have honored gave the Texas ally to individu- The rest, the Johannesburg-based company said, were held for treat- president ment of undisclosed injuries. In honor of his public service, Smith for his work in health care — Department of als recom- Smith will receive the Dr. Nathan especially his work relating to Health great mended by an • Davis Award from the American children's health. leadership and direction during his independent panel of judges to the Castro impresses Italy during trip Medical Association today for career Although Smith is pleased with.this time there," Montford said. AMA whose services have helped fur- ROME (AP) — Banners wave in the streets, declaring: "Welcome, public service at the state level. award, it will not stop him from con- "He brings that same energy and ther medicine and the increased qual- comandante." Admirers follow him, shouting: "Viva Cuba." And Mon- Dr. P. John Seward, executive vice tinuing to work toward higher goals. optimism to the Health Sciences Cen- ity of public health. day, government leaders trekked one by one over to the Holiday Inn to president of the AMA, will present the "I look forward to the Health Sci- ter, and I am proud that the AMA is Past recipients of this award include pay homage. award at the J.W. Marriott Hotel in ences Center team carrying out our recognizing his accomplishments." former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. C. Fidel Castro's revolutionary spirit still evokes respect and passion Washington, D.C. mission across Texas in the spirit of Eight other individuals will be hon- Everett Koop and GOP presidential here, and Italians have been giving him an enthusiastic reception since "I am honored and humbled by this this award," Smith said. ored today for their service and candidate Bob Dole. he arrived Saturday. At the U.N. World Food Summit, delegates flocked around him, taking photographs and begging autographs. Prisoners Sunday, he dined at the home of Gianni Agnelli, Fiat automotive STDs, treatment costs increase continued from page 1 mogul and one of the nation's richest men. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sexually cer, birth defects and miscarriages, transmitted diseases among sexually file a suit just to leave the prison transmitted diseases are diagnosed 12 even death. And Americans suffer 10 active Americans and improved sex to the courthouse," Todd said. Russia ponders failed Mars mission million times a year in the United to 50 times more sexually transmitted education in schools to ensure that Rives said every month, MOSCOW (AP) — With their Mars spacecraft lost in the Pacific States — including a staggering 3 mil- diseases than people in other devel- teens know how to protect themselves. $20,000 of taxpayer's money is Ocean, Russia's beleaguered space scientists tried to pinpoint what went lion cases among teen-agers, the In- oped countries, concluded the Institute A separate Kaiser Family Founda- spent transporting prisoners wrong and conceded Monday they don't have the money for another stitute of Medicine reported Tuesday. of Medicine, an arm of the National tion survey Tuesday found one in 10 from prisons to courthouses. try. It urged a national attack to wipe out Academy of Sciences. Americans cannot even name a sexu- The teleconferencing system Space officials, looking haggard after two sleepless nights, could not the largely hidden epidemic. Sexually transmitted diseases are ally transmitted disease, and only 23 will link federal courts in Aus- say precisely what caused the collapse of Mars '96, which came crash- The nation spends just $1 to pre- "far more common than most Ameri- percent know about chlamydia, the tin, Houston, Amarillo, Tyler ing down in several parts somewhere near Easter Island. vent sexually transmitted illnesses for cans are aware," said report co-author most common sexual disease, striking and Corpus Christi to prisons The spacecraft, designed to reach Mars next September, never made every $43 spent treating them, the re- Dr. Edward Hook of the University of an estimated 4 million Americans ev- statewide. it out of Earth's orbit after the rocket's fourth-stage engine failed to port found. Alabama. ery year, the survey found. The law was created by state provide enough speed. The tab reaches $10 billion a year "They attack people early in their Chlamydia is easily cured, but of- Rep. Allen Hightower, D- "It has hit the whole space program hard," Yuri Milov, deputy direc- not counting the massive costs of life, but these diseases change people's ten goes undiagnosed because it sel- Huntsville, with help from tor of the Russian Space Agency, told a news conference. AIDS, the best known of these dis- lives and affect them for the rest of dom causes symptoms. Texas Attorney General Dan "We don't plan any other mission of the kind." eases. their lives." Ultimately as many as one in 10 in- Morales. Left untreated, sexually transmit- Among the institute's recommen- fected women become infertile from Daniel Benson, a Texas Tech ted diseases can cause infertility, can- dations: Routine testing for sexually chlamydia in its advanced state. law professor, said he favors re- strictions on frivolous lawsuits, but questioned problems that might arise with the new law. Memorial services announced for Survey shows media improvement "The statute will be tested for its constitutionality!' Benson NEW YORK (AP) Half the vot- groups a grade for "the way they con- Nine out of 10 voters said news said. "You can't improperly re- deceased Tech Library employee ers in a national survey gave an A or ducted themselves during the cam- coverage of President Clinton during strict an inmate's access!' Memorial services for Tech Li- and Domenico Scarlatti. B grade to media coverage of the 1996 paign." the campaign was fair; eight out of 10 brary staff member Bertie Ketner, Artwork of Ketner's also will be presidential campaign. Six percent in that study gave the said the same for coverage of Repub- who died Oct. 30, are at 5 p.m. to- displayed outside Hemmle Recital That's a more positive assessment press an A, 22 percent a B, 33 percent lican nominee Bob Dole. But 44 per- day in Hemmle Recital Hall. Hall. Services will be filmed and than in a poll released last week — a C, 19 percent a D and 18 percent an cent said coverage of Ross Perot was Ketner died at the age of 53 from sent to her family in Germany. possibly because of differences in how F. "not too fair" or not fair at all. complications with cancer of the Ketner was born June 1, 1943, the question was worded. Other factors, including the order (--Iinteliem gall bladder. in Miesbach, Germany, and came In the poll released Monday by the of questions, can cause differences in SALON & DAY SPA Ketner was a doctoral candidate to Lubbock in 1971. While at Tech Media Studies Center of the indepen- poll results, Freedom Forum officials in the fine arts program at Tech. Ketner was in charge of the dent Freedom Forum, 14 percent gave said after the results were released. an A and 40 percent a B when asked The Media Studies Center poll was $20.00 During the service several Library's Conservation Laboratory. speakers and musicians will read Ketner is survived by her hus- to grade "media coverage" of the conducted by the Roper Center at the Full Set of Nails or and play some of Ketner's favorite band Kenneth Lain Ketner, a Tech campaign; 28 percent said C, 9 per- University of Connecticut Nov. 6-11 Hair Cut and Style cent D and 6 percent F. among 1,051 registered voters. Results selections. Selections will include philosophy professor, and son Ken- THE PEST OF \ n b,,, pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach, neth Laine Ketner Jr., a sophomore A national post-election poll re- were subject to sampling error of plus L 13811( ) Frederic Chopin, Johann Pachelbel at Lubbock High School. leased last week by the Pew Research or minus 3 percentage points. oiler npires Naember 30. 1996 Center for the People & the Press 3387 83rd St. 797.9777 asked voters to give the press and other

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Private companies enhance learning experiences 12-year-old boy dies after by Rebecca Babb/YD has never had before, came with some ton will make chemistry calculations Seven departments will share the Donations by private corporations conditions from TI. much easier. award. basketball practice in Dallas in the form of grants, equipment and "This is not a routine donation," "There's a lot of calculations and Terry Walker, public relations di- scholarships help the many depart- Shelly said. graphing involved in analytical chem- rector for Exxon, said the departmen- DALLAS (AP) — The death of youth's asthma may have contrib- ments and schools within Texas Tech. "We have to work with Texas In- istry," Schultze said. "These calcula- tal grants program from which Tech a 12-year-old Garland boy who uted to his death. Two such donations recently have struments' Per- tors have the ca- recently benefited is annual, and the collapsed during basketball prac- The boy took medication for his been given to Tech by Texas Instru- sonal Productivity pabilities of en- grants can be used for any educational tice at Dallas Christian School re- asthma and it seemed to be under ments and Exxon in the form of equip- Products, the divi- tering more than purpose within the departments. mains under investigation pending control, said Price, who was with ment and grants. sion that makes They really one function "It offers the departments some further testing, officials said Tues- Pamela Blackwell at Mesquite Texas Instruments donated almost calculators. It is a meet a critical and entering funds that they couldn't get elsewhere day. Community Hospital when her son $6,000 in calculators and calculator- collaborative and data points on from the state," Walker said. "The re- Aaryn Blackwell died less than died. The boy's father, Aloise based laboratory equipment to aid in cooperative need for us to more than one cipients say (the grants) are very im- an hour after complaining of chest Blackwell, lives in Houston. pains and collapsing during basket- "He was active in all sports," the creation of an honors chemistry project." raise funds of an graph at a time?' portant to their efforts!' laboratory. Shelly said TI Gary Bell, Walker said Exxon gives the grants ball practice before a gymnasium Price said. "He was a great kid. He Dennis Shelly, a Tech associate expects the pro- unrestricted na- director of the to the departments from which they filled with teammates, school offi- never complained." professor of chemistry and biochem- gram to develop Tech Honors recruit their employees. cials said. The seventh-grade boys and istry, said the program will be called ideas to help mar- ture. Program, said "The amount is based on our re- "It's a total shock," said athletic girls basketball teams, approxi- "Chemistry in your Pocket" and will ket and get the he is excited cruiting success at the school for the director Larry Crooks. mately 30 students in all, and at begin in the fall 1997. name of CBLs out Gary Bouse, assistant dean about the dona- past five years," Walker said. "Texas "They're (the coaches) in pretty least four coaches were in the gym Shelly said the calculator-based into the greater of the College of Engineering tion from TI. Tech is one of our major schools that bad shape." when Blackwell was stricken, said laboratory devices, or CBLs, allow market. "It's my un- we recruit from — they've got good Officials canceled two basket- Vaughn Luster, president of Dallas students to take chemical measure- He attributes derstanding that programs and are producing good ball games scheduled for Monday Christian. ments with a calculator. obtaining the equipment to the close the instruments will be used primarily graduates:' night and prayers were said, Crooks "They were wrapping up their The donation really has made the ties between Tech's development de- for the Honors chemistry course which Gary Bouse, assistant dean of the said. practice with conditioning and one- program possible, he said. partment and the TI Foundation. will be offered for the first time next College of Engineering, said the do- An autopsy was performed minute drills," Luster said. "What it does is it allows us to fo- "The success of the project really year:' Bell said. "I think it's going to nation will help the college do things Tuesday, but an exact cause of "He (Aaryn) said his chest was cus on a specific program," Shelly depends on the honors students who give the students a real edge in chem- it otherwise would not have the funds Blackwell's death was pending hurting and asked to sit down." said. "It's the idea of using calcula- will be in the program," Shelly said. istry." to do. toxicology and microscopic tests, Someone noticed a few minutes tors to contain, transport and process James Schultze, a senior chemis- Exxon awarded Tech's colleges of "They really meet a critical need an official with the Dallas County later that the boy had collapsed, chemical information." try major from Irving, said he has been engineering and business administra- for us to raise funds of an unrestricted medical examiner's office. Results Luster said. One coach began per- Shelly said the donation of the working with the new equipment for tion departmental grants totaling nature:' Bouse said. "They really help weren't expected for about two forming CPR while another called brand-new CBLs, instruments Tech a few days and said the new calcula- $26,000 for the 1996 academic year. out the college immensely." months. 911. According to Dallas County The boy was happy about being Commissioner John Wiley Price, a selected to play on the seventh- family friend, doctors said the grade team, Luster said. 50 PROJECT CONNECT Get your hair cut for only $7 (An AmeriCorps Project) Perms start at $2500 only at The University Writing Center Recruiting members for 1997 to work with consumers of agThirk%"6:a:,7i-j/777,27 Lubbock Regional Mental Health and Mental Retardation If you need assistance revising a paper for any course, Hair Styling then make an appointment with the Texas Tech Cut by Harold and Dada University Writing Center. 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1-800-OLD-NAVY 6 The University Daily TechLife Wednesday, November 20, 1996 Liebman finally arrives in Lubbock People Briefs by Sara Kattawar/UD years ago, and then she signed on for Nationally-known comic Wendy her own television show. Liebman is scheduled to perform at 8 Robbins also said the price of the Day-Lewis weds playwright's daughter p.m. today in the University Center tickets was reasonable for the quality STRAFFORD, Vt. (AP) — Famous groom, famous in-laws, famous Allen Theatre. of the entertainment available that minister, famous guests and still Daniel Day-Lewis managed to keep Tickets can be purchased at the UC night. his wedding a secret. Box Office or at the door. Ticket prices "These tickets are a good price for The Oscar-winning actor married Rebecca Miller, the 34-year-old are $3 for Tech students and $6 for all entertainment from someone like her," daughter of playwright Arthur Miller, in a small ceremony last week at others. Robbins said. the Strafford United Church of Christ. Liebman comes to the Tech cam- "She is a very funny lady, one of The Rev. William Sloan Coffin, a friend of Arthur Miller's since their pus after touring around the country. the new comedians who is slowly get- days as Vietnam War protesters, officiated. The 18 guests included Day- Originally, she was scheduled to per- ting offers." Lewis' mother, widow of the Irish poet Cecil Day-Lewis, and the Irish form at the campus in late September Attending the Liebman perfor- bagpiper Ronan Browne. but cancelled because of prior engage- mance is good for students, he said. On the bride's side were Miller and his wife, photographer Ingebor ments. It is a different type of entertain- Morath. Darryl Robbins, student activities ment than what the UC usually offers, The couple met when Day-Lewis, 38, visited Arthur Miller while 'specialist for UC Programs, said the he said. preparing for the filming of "The Crucible," based on Miller's play. show had to be rescheduled twice, but "A lot of times we offer program- "Lightning seemed to strike them rather rapidly," Coffin said. this time she definitely will come. ming that is educational:' Robbins They appear to have consulted the John Kennedy Jr. book of wed- "Liebman was originally booked to said. "This program says, 'Hey — fi- ding advice: The party was so secret that a house cleaner for the Coffins come on Sept. 24, but she had to fin- nals are coming up and this is a cheap didn't even tell her husband, a reporter for a weekly newspaper in nearby ish a show with HBO," Robbins said. and inexpensive way for students to Randolph. "This is the first time for Liebman to have a good time?' appear in Lubbock:' Amy Sutherland, concerts chair- She is best known for her appear- woman for UC Programs, said Sam Gumbel leaving NBC's 'Today' show ances in HBO's series of comedy spe- Washington, a senior general studies NEW YORK (AP) — Bryant Gumbel says he's staying out of the cials titled "Women of the Night:' he major from Fort Worth, will open up decision of who will replace him on the "Today" show. In case anyone's said. for Liebman. wondering, he's a "big supporter" of Matt Lauer, the show's news an- "She has appeared on shows such "We at Tech try to give the chor. as 'The Late Show With David amateures a chance to have something "We are really best friends," he told the Daily News. "We go to Letterman,' and 'The Tonight Show,'" to put on their resume:' Sutherland lunch together. We go on golfing trips together. We golf here together. he said. said. "He was also a competitor at the We talk in the evenings on the phone. We talk on computer by day. "She has been queened as the mis- MasterCard talent show." We're very, very close." tress of the throwaway line." He received the most points out of Gumbel is leaving the NBC morning show in January after 15 years Robbins said Liebman is consid- the comedians who participated, she and has "stayed put of the process" to find a new co-host for Katie ered to be on the cutting edge of com- said. The crowd at the show responded Couric, he said. "It's not my playground." edy. well to his act, she said. Gumbel, who makes $2.5 million a year, is the longest-running host "She appeals to college students One of the things that makes in the show's 45-year history. He is considering offers from NBC, CBS, because she is a younger female co- Liebman's act appealing is her sense ABC, CNN and Fox, plus independent syndicators. median," Robbins said. of style, Sutherland said. Sheis known Courtesy Photo Tech usually gets acts that are just for being 'queen of the throw away Wendy Liebman on the verge of becoming famous, he line,' meaning she will say a joke and Benefit planned for 'Family Fued' host said. add additional lines making the joke "We are really looking forward to "Her performance is not perverse, and CINCINNATI (AP) — Hometown friends and Hollywood comedi- Ellen DeGeneres came several funnier as it progresses. Liebman coming," Sutherland said. her jokes make fun of everyday life." ans are planning a benefit for the family of Ray Combs, the ."Family Feud" host who committed suicide. Jeff Wayne, a Los Angeles comedian, is organizing the Nov. 27 show Battleship Texas may be moved from San Jacinto battleground at the Go Bananas Comedy Club in suburban Cincinnati. Comic Steve Caminiti and Cincinnati radio announcer Gary Burbank will be hosts. HOUSTON (AP) — Battleship ground State Historical Park, site of state, said the battleground should be "We believe the site where this "We thought it would be nice to do this the night before Thanksgiv- Texas may be looking for a new berth. the 1836 battle in which Texas won returned to something close to its 1836 battle took place is hallowed ground," ing, because of all the great things Ray did for the community," Wayne A state study proposes that the re- its independence from Mexico. appearance to allow visitors a better Matthai said at a public hearing Mon- said. tired veteran of two world wars be re- Robert A. Matthai, whose Avon, understanding of one of the most sig- day night on the list of proposals that moved from the San Jacinto Battle- Conn., firm developed the plan for the nificant events in Texas history. would alter the existing site.

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Consumer group fights 13-year-old forced into Islamic marriage LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) —An Iraqi first name Salaam, was jailed on civil rules here," Mohamed Nassir of In Nebraska, people must be at least refugee accused of forcing his 13- and $10,000 bail. He faces up to six the Lincoln Islamic Foundation told 17 to marry. A marriage license is re- FCC call on pay phones 14-year-old daughters to marry men months and a $1,000 fine. the Lincoln Journal Star. quired. Nassir said Islamic law does AUSTIN (AP) — Allowing pay take from states the power to regu- twice their age in an Islamic ceremony Police said Hussani and the 13- Nassir, a University of Nebraska- not set a minimum age for marriage, phone operators to set their own late pay phone rates. was jailed on child abuse charges, and year-old were married Nov. 9 against Lincoln professor, did not attend the though women in contemporary Iraq prices will hurt poor Texans and Last summer, the Texas Public the alleged husbands were charged the girl's will in a ceremony at her ceremony but said it was conducted typically marry at 17 or I8. should be overruled, a group of Utility Commission denied a re- with rape. father's home. The 14-year-old daugh- according to Islamic tradition, which "Fifty years ago, the typical age consumer advocates charged in a quest from pay phone operators to A university professor from Iraq ter claimed she was forced to marry includes both sides publicly saying was 13 to 18," he told the newspaper. lawsuit Tuesday. raise rates in Texas from a 25-cent and a lawyer for the so-called hus- Tamimy at the same ceremony, but the they want the marriage. "Now, it's after high school." Consumers Union Southwest limit to 50 cents per local call. bands said the three were following father allegedly told authorities the girl Regional Office, Consumers Fed- Scott Pospisil, executive direc- Islamic tradition and did not intend to and Tamimy simply became engaged. eration of America and the Texas tor of the Texas Payphone Associa- violate state law. Court papers said the two men took Office of Public Utility Counsel tion, said the group supports a 35- "It is a clash between cultural mo- the girls to their homes and had sex sued the Federal Communications cent charge per local call but has res and U.S. law," said Terry Cannon, with them to consummate the mar- WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 20 Commission. not endorsed the FCC's decision to a lawyer for the alleged husbands, riages. The 14-year-old ran away from STAT. KTXT KCBD KLBK KUPT KAMC KJTV They want the 5th U.S. Circuit deregulate the industry. the apartment, and the father reported CHAN. Latif Al-Hussani, 34, and Majed Al- 0 lag aD 0 613 ED Court of Appeals in New Orleans Citing a 1995 study, Consum- Tamimy, 28. The two recent immi- her to police as a runaway. AFFIL. 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Blake's Sooners focus Humble Hanspard among NCAA's best by Heath Robinson/UD erybody as some of the best players In Saturday's 56-21 win over ever in college football. Byron has cer- on Red Raider tailback Southwest Louisiana, Texas Tech tainly put himself in spectacular com- NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — If the eas, but I'm not tailback Byron Hanspard set himself pany." Oklahoma Sooners are to win Sat- for sure if this up to be remembered as one of the all- With 149 yards against Oklahoma urday, and thus avoid becoming the young man has time great running backs in the his- Saturday, Hanspard would move past first team in school history to lose any limita- tory of college football. Rozier into third on the all-time rush- eight games, then they must some- tions." Hanspard joined five others when ing list for a single season. how get a handle on Byron Oklahoma he gained his 2,000th yard of the sea- Hanspard said he wants no part of Hanspard. has proven during this season to son on his final carry against the the recognition. Texas Tech's junior running have its share of limitations, par- Ragin' Cajuns. The junior's 257-yard "Two thousand yards was a goal of back leads the nation with an even ticularly in special teams where the performance ranked as his third-high- mine;' Hanspard said. "But I don't like 2,000 yards through the first 10 Sooners have struggled most of the est rushing performance of the season, the attention being taken away from games. He has topped 200 yards .year. They also remain unsettled at behind a 287-yard effort against my teammates and being put on me. five times, his highest total being quarterback. Baylor and a 272-yard game against My offensive line has been catching a 287 against Baylor. His lowest out- Eric Moore played all the way Oklahoma State. lot of mess lately, but they're great. ' put was 107 yards, against last week in a loss to Texas A&M. The records Hanspard has broken You can't run for 2,000 yards in a sea- Nebraska's suffocating defense. Moore began the season as the this year seem hard to fathom. He has son without having great offensive "He's very fast, very elusive," starter, then lost the job to Justin moved into second place on the Tech linemen." Oklahoma coach John Blake said Fuente for the next eight games. career all-purpose yardage list with Tech offensive lineman Chris Tuesday. "He runs through people. Offensive coordinator Dick 5,015. He trails Donny Anderson by Whitney is thankful for the attention I would think he would be the best Winder said the decision on who 141 yards. the junior from DeSoto he is getting, but he insists that back we've faced this year." will start Saturday will be deter- scored four touchdowns Saturday to Hanspard is the reason. The Sooners (3-7, 3-4 Big 1.2) mined by this week's practices, move past Byron "Barn" Morris into "Don't let him fool you," Whitney have done well against other good since the two quarterbacks are play- second on the career scoring and ca- said. runners, particularly in the second ing about equally well. reer touchdowns list. And on his sec- "We are doing a pretty good job for half of the season. David Thomp- This week's game is a difficult ond carry Saturday, Hanspard passed him. But he's the one that is going to son of Oklahoma State had just 51 one for Winder because he spent Morris to obtain the single season be running in the NFL one day, and yards; June Henley of Kansas had the previous 12 years at Texas Tech. rushing record for a Red Raider. I'm going to be glad that I can just sit 63 on 27 carries; Ricky Williams He considers Red Raiders coach "Sometimes his numbers don't there and say that I once cleared some of Texas had 99 on 21 carries. Spike Dykes one of his closest even faze you because he has been room for him:' But Hanspard has proven to be friends, and he recruited many of doing it for so long," Tech coach Spike The problem for Tech is that in a different class, while running the players now on the Tech roster. Dykes said. "When he ran for 132 Hanspard has not said whether he has Wes IS nderwood/UD behind a line that Blake said isn't "I'd as soon go fishing Satur- yards against Texas, everyone was say- played his last game at Jones Stadium. as big and powerful as one might day as to go to that game," he said. ing that Texas had shut him down. I Legendary leap: Byron Hanspard dives for extra yardage against The NFL surely would make him a expect a back would need to pro- "It'll be an emotional thing." was thinking, 'Boy, this kid has people Southwestern Louisiana. Hanspard has 2,000 rushing yards on the season. high draft pick, as all of the other four duce so well. But Winder's knowledge of expecting too much out of him.'" backs to have run for 2,000 yards and "He does a great job running Tech's personnel, Blake said, isn't After rumbling for 1,374 yards last State in 1988 and Marcus Allen with needs 40 yards against Kansas State enter the draft have been selected in through blocks, and then he has likely to make much of a difference season, big things were expected. But 2,342 yards and 22 touchdowns for Saturday to become the only back ever the first round. great bursts in speed to outrun in the outcome. Hanspard has joined elite company Southern California in 1981. to rush for 2,000 yards in two differ- "That is simply a decision I have you," he said. "A lot of times one "It's still going to be based on with the 2,000-yard plateau. The The other three names are Mike ent seasons. not made yet," Hanspard said. "But back may be limited in certain ar- how we go out and play," he said. names above Hanspard on the list in- Rozier of Nebraska in 1983, Rashaan "You look down that list, and there right now, I am a Texas Tech Red clude Barry Sanders with 2,628 yards Salaam of Colorado in 1994, and Troy are no slouches there;' Dykes said. Raider and will be for another season. and 37 touchdowns for Oklahoma Davis of Iowa State in 1995. Davis "Those names are recognized by ev- I don't know if that will change or not:'

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Tech soccer team loses charter member Belle signs with White Sox by Brent Dirks/UD ing program. But I wanted her to come CHICAGO (AP) - A new team package said to include $50 mil- When glancing at the Texas Tech down here for a visit." and a $52.5 million contract cer- lion in salaries and a $2.5 million women's soccer record book, one Three years after the visit to Lub- tainly makes Albert Belle richer. signing bonus. name has a strange way of popping bock, Patterson said there are good and Don't look for him to be any nicer. While the details weren't imme- up - Kristi Patterson. bad things about leaving the sport she The Chicago White Sox made diately available, Belle's package The senior midfielder from enjoyed playing for most her life. Belle baseball's highest-paid player was thought to eclipse both Barry Lewisville, who started all 57 games "I think the good thing is playing Tuesday, giving the prized free Bonds' $43.75 million, six-year the Tech soccer program has played, soccer itself," Patterson said. agent a five-year contract. contract with the San Francisco has an impressive scat sheet to say the "The bad thing is that I have been White Sox owner Jerry Giants and Ken Griffey Jr.'s $8.5 least. playing for 18 or 19 years and it's over. Reinsdorf, urged by star Frank million average salary under his Patterson finished her career first That's kind of sad." Thomas to sign Belle, outbid the $34 million, four-year deal with the in career scoring with 78 When people look Indians and Florida Marlins with a Seattle Mariners. erS01 ) points, first in career -L back at her ca- goals with 30 and reer on the Tech first with 18 career %..„59 soccer team, assists. In single- Patterson said season records, the she would like THE Daily Crossword •chemical engineer- to be remem- is second bered for what ing ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 in goals with 11 she did with her 1 Pretense 5 Leaflike part 14 15 16 and first in assists playing ability 10 Family member 14 Fledgling 17 18 19 with nine. •Three year letter winner on the field. 01 4;4.-grato 1,11- 1$ 15 Rapscallion 20 21 22 Three years ago -Holds school records in: "Soccer 16 Press smooth and before her ac- career points 78 should be 17 Ordnance 23 24 25 pasolimitise 18 Anomaly complishments, career goals 30 known for 20 Genetic initials 26 27 28 29 30 31 Patterson was just career assists 18 what's on the 21 Concur 22 Blustery 32 33 34 one of many 'Single season: field;' Patterson discourse 35 36 37 second in points 27 said. "I'd like to kievatateApbmn, 23 Garish names handed to 25 Greet the judge second in goals 11 38 39 40 the then-new Tech be known for John Woolko/UD 26 Clues for first in assists 9 bloodhounds 41 42 43 soccer coach the competitive Pitter Patterson: Senior midfielder Kristi Patterson dribbles the ball as she 28 Close Diane Nichols by nature that can hermetically 44 45 has done for three years. She started every contest in her 57-game Tech career. 29 Vietnam city the late associate athletic director carry on for years to come. This team 32 Mooch 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 33 Seize Jeannine McHaney. will get better?' into the realm of college coaching. the good memories and leave the bad 53 54 35 Wavy, in 55 "When I got the job, Jeannine But now that her Red Raider soc- "It takes a lot of patience to put up ones behind:' heraldry 56 57 58 McHaney handed me about 20 re- cer career is past, Patterson, a May with the stuff coach Nichols does;' Nichols said Patterson, who has 36 Fuzzy: var, 37 Sow one's wild 59 60 61 sumes of players, and (Patterson) and chemical engineering graduate, said Patterson said. "I couldn't do it. When made a mark on the soccer team while you want the team to perform to a cer- she was here, will be sorely missed by 38 Audacious by Anthony R. Mupo 11/20/96 her sister were on it,- Nichols said. she must look toward the future after 40 Unit of "Kristi went to a junior college in Kan- college. Even so, she said soccer will tain ability and it can't, there's noth- the Red Raiders next year and for radioactivity 9 Third in rank Tuesday's Puzzle solved: 41 Morass 10 Bishop's sas for one year, but she decided she still be a part of her life. ing much you can do about it:' many years to come. Nichols said it 42 A in a.m. headdress: var BESOUR D I STANT wanted to come back to Texas:" "Right now I'm worried about get- As Patterson gets closer to the real would be hard to replace the person 43 Subdued shade 11 Operatic solo ONL INE UNHULER 44 Hurler Blue 12 Stale of mind ADORED ST ANDPAu Even though Patterson wanted to ting a job," she said. "I might get in- world, she said will take many things who won games for Tech. 45 French painter 13 Henrys fourth DOVER STAR ETNA come to Texas, Nichols still had to do volved with helping out some club with her into the chemical engineer- "Kristi has made a huge impact: 46 For a short time 19 Usher's province EVEN SHUCK RUS 49 Lunar plain 21 Burlap fiber DON APORT N 0 T some convincing to lure Patterson to teams or with my sister's team, who's ing world from Tech and the soccer Nichols said. 50 Hem and - 24 Show backer S 1313 U R B ENEMY Lubbock and Tech. still in high school. It depends on program she played for. "She will be remembered in my 53 Rank and file 25 Answer GERE PEST 55 Chief 26 Roughen the F IGHT TROPHY "I have a lot of good memories," mind for her attitude and that she was 56 Luminous nng surface of "She looked good on paper," where I end up." I N N 57 Exhilarate 27 Dugout CRONY EMS Nichols said. "She wanted to go to But Patterson said she has no de- Patterson said. "I have made a lot of a go-to type of player. She is the 58 Through 28 Fine china EROS SL AMS GNAT Texas A&M because of its engineer- sire to follow Nichols or anyone else good friends. You always want to take epitome of a good student-athlete." 59 Mimic 29 Fabian, at one 130ST TOGO N I NNY 60 Ancient fiddle lime DATABASE UOV I AL 61 Comply 30 Loosen DI LUTUD AVENGE 31 A Ford CENEGY RUNGED DOWN 33 Heart hook-up 1 Protagonist 34 Put up 0 1996 Tribune Moths Services, Inc. Holtz calls it quits after 11-year stint at Notre Dame /JI rights reserved 2 Anthem 36 Vagabond 3 Epic showdown 39 Exalts SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Lou "I feel worse than I've felt in a long Saturday's game against Rutgers, his glad he won't break Knute Rockne's 4 Low 40 Malacca Holtz tried to treat this like any other time," he said. "I do not feel good final appearance at Notre Dame Sta- record of 105 victories at Notre Dame, 5 Schoolgirl cod 43 Astronomical 6 Actor Benson unit Tuesday. If he tried hard enough, about this at all. But I do think it's the dium. Only after he was finished but said that isn't why he's leaving. 7 'A Death in the 44 Sun barrier 48 Fil 52 Watery part of maybe he could convince himself he right thing to do." would he address the subject every- Holtz is 99-29-2 at Notre Dame - Family^ author 45 Photo finish 49 Ancient city near milk 8 Contemptible 46 Turkish title the Dead Sea 54 Bravo! wasn't really leaving Notre Dame. Holtz's successor hasn't been one wanted to discuss. six wins shy of tying Rockne's Irish one 47 Package 51 Teen woe 55 Bother His cover was blown as soon as he named, but the new coach is expected For 75-minutes, he talked about his school victory record - and 215-94- arrived for his weekly news confer- to be in place by early December. love for the university and his play- 7 overall. ence. A cameraman reached out to hug Northwestern's Gary Barnett and Irish ers, and how honored he is to have And despite rumors that he re- 10% OFF Holtz as he passed, and the coach defensive coordinator Bob Davie are coached here. He was calm and com- signed to go to the NFL, possibly to kinkois paused for a moment to return the considered the top contenders for col- posed the entire time, his voice catch- the Minnesota Vikings, Holtz, 59, said embrace. lege football's glamour job. ing briefly when he talked about his he has no future plans. He still wants The new way to office: ENGINEERING Then he walked onto the stage and Tuesday, the focus was on Holtz players and his childhood. to coach, he just doesn't know where. Lots or services to help you. confirmed what everyone already and he did things his way. 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4 S The University Daily Wednesday, November 20, 1996 Upcoming Events

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Netters conclude season Racquetball The Intramural volleyball season came to a close last Thursday night with the playing of champs named the Women's, Co-Rec and Men's All-U finals. The women got things started with the team of PT's facing Rounded Dirty Dozen. The The intramural racquetball doubles PT's took charge of the match early and never relinquished their control. Sherry Flynt was a championship was this past weekend at major factor in the two-game match win, having eight kills in the final game. Rounded Dirty the Student Recreation Center. The team Dozen was outmatched, losing to PT's 15-3, '5-5. of Randy Fair and Jodie Patterson de- The Co-Rec teams took to the court next, competing in the closest match of the evening. feated William Crosswhite and Michail Diggers were matched up against KGB for the title. Ward, 15-5 and 15-3, to win the men's Scoring for both teams was evenly distributed throughout the contest. However, the play of open division. The novice division was Pete Stellman proved to be too much for KGB to handle. Diggers outlasted KGB to win 15- won by the team of Oscar Hernandez and 12, 15-11. Avel Villanueva in a hard fought finals The Men's final did not disappoint as Val Salva played Sigma Chi. Randy Woolen lead his 15-7, 9-15 and 11-5. Second place went team of Val Salva, scoring eight of the team's 15 points in the first game of the match. to the only Co-Rec team entered in the The second game was played much tougher by Sigma Chi. Scoring was spread out by both tournament, Teresa Broyles and Craig squads: Kevin Romero, Travis Walker and Kevin Parker (Sigma Chi) all had three kills each. Hindes. Both winning teams earned in- But, Dave Laffitte's three kills, along with Rich Schnitger and Woolen's four kills each tramural championship T-shirts for their pushed Val Salva over the top for the victory in the second game, which decided the match. effort. The next racquetball tournament Val Salva is crowned men's champ — winning 15-6, 15-13. is scheduled for the spring semester. Last Circuit

Superior Spikers: Co-Rec All-U Volleyball Champions, the Diggers, are pictured above. workshop today Front row, left to right: Maribel Armendariz, Claire Schmoker and Nora Munoz. Back row, You have procrastinated all semester. To- left to right: Ricardo Gonzales, Pete Stellman, Ciro Baeza and Leo Mendoza. day is the last chance to learn how to use the weight equipment in the Circuit Room at the workshop. It will be at 2 p.m. today. The one- hour class costs $1. Weight training is a great stress reliever since holidays and finals are approaching. Smokeout tomorrow This is the 20th year of the Great American Smokeout — the day when smokers and tobacco product users are encouraged to "give it up" for one day. There will be tables with information at the University Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Rec Center from 3:30 p.m. to 5,p.m. You can write how tobacco products have affected your life or the lives of others in Chitwood Lobby from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Come watch Coach Dickey chal- lenge Pete Christie "Shoot Out Tobacco" Women's All-U Champions, the PT's, are pictured above. Front Pictured above are Val Salva, Men's All-U Volleyball Superior Spikers, too!: Superior Spikers; three!: with a game of horse after Pete does the row, left to right: Tammy Klatt, Misty Boyles and Vanessa White. Back row, left to right: Champions. Left to right: David Laffitte, Brad Reed, Rich Schnitger, Pet Stellman, Tony sports live at 6:15 p.m. at the Rec. Sherry Flynt, Lafaun Walker and Kristi Baggett. Rogers and Randall Wollen. Two cans for upper body toning Aerobic, fitness schedule offered UC hosts 8-ball Tourney Today, all the fitness and aerobic classes will be doing upper-body conditioning in the The aerobic and fitness semester break class schedule begins Nov. 23 and ends Jan. 12. The University Center hosted the fall In- toning segment of class. All participants are asked to bring two cans of food, which can be Please come by the student recreation center and look at the schedule or pick up a copy. The tramural 8-Ball Pool Tournament Thursday, donated, to be used as the resistance during this toning segment. new spring schedule will begin Jan. 13. Nov. 14. Eight contestants competed in the tournament with the top two players out of each round-robin pool advancing to the single Interim Yoga schedule offered Club Tech Volleyball competes elimination final competition. The top layer Iyengar Yoga is being offered over the semester break from Dec. 2 to Jan. 8. It will be on The women's volleyball team travelled to Arlington to compete against two other club in both pools, Jim Fox and Jesse F. Conard, Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Recreation Center except on teams. They had a win against Southern Methodist club team and a loss against University of proved too much for the rest of the field as Christmas Day and New Year's Day. To register, please come by the Recreational Sports of- Texas-Arlington. Club Tech is looking forward to the spring season. Those interested in being each advanced to the finals. Jim defeated Jesse fice in SRC. room 202 . involved can call Janda or Pee Wee at 742-3351. to earn a 1996 T-shirt.

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