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ByTASHAZEMKE Methodist University (No. 91). and even Worth and hang out with friends or go to fra- with the university and aren't "watched" by reputation," she said. "Maybe this has to do TCU Daily Skiff Harvard, which was ranked 122nd by the ternity parties, Moxham said. the university, Moxham said. with the dominating Hispanic culture. The magazine. So what does Florida State have that TCU Sirin Torpis. a sophomore English major, Hispanics have a more laid-back, fiesta, What makes Florida State University, the Scott Moxham, a sophomore premajor, doesn't? said she thinks that TCU was ranked cor- siesta scene. University of California at Santa Barbara, the said he thinks that the ranking of 193 is about "A football team which is ranked No. 2 in rectly, but said that students can usually find "This, plus the warm climate and the locale University of Vermont, Rice University and right. the nation." Moxham said. a party around campus if they just look for it. might be what makes Florida State a party Georgetown University so special? "TCU's not a party school," he said, "and "Football makes people go crazy, and if "TCU places a large emphasis on having a school." They were ranked as the five Best Colleges Fort Worth is not a party town." the team is good, the fans go to the game. We good time," Torpis said. "The Greeks place a Torpis said that ranking schools on the Ever by editors at Inside Edge, a college Students can party at the HOP. the Uni- don't have that kind of spirit here. real emphasis on partying, and 1 think that basis of the female population's good looks men's magazine. versity Pub or go to the Stockyards, but Dal- "Schools with a good football team, like TCU has a reputation as a party school. There is superficial and not the reason students The magazine rated the 300 best co-ed col- las is more of a happening place, Moxham Florida State, bring a university together and doesn't seem to be a lot else to do here should be attending college. leges in the U.S. on issues like bar scene, said. make for more parties after the games." Mox- besides party." Gwendolyn Burgess, a freshman radio- campus location, ease of classes, population For students interested in sports, the ham said. Torpis said that students who don't have a TV-film major, said she was surprised that of females, appearance of females and Metroplex is one of the few places in the TCU does have parties after the football car are relatively isolated on campus. But TCU made it into the top 200 universities. amount of partying. nation that has all of the major professional games, but not because our team wins or there are organizations students can be "For our small size and the region we're Florida State University, located in Talla- sports, he said. loses, he said. involved in and football games and other located in, with all the big schools surround- hassee, was ranked number one. The 300th "There is Rangers baseball. Cowboys Moxham said he thinks TCU would be sports students can go to. she said. ing us like the University of Texas and the school was the University of Chicago. football. Mavericks basketball and Stars ranked higher as a party school if the frater- One of the reasons Florida State Univer- University of Oklahoma, 1 think (being TCU was ranked No. 193 and fell below hockey," Moxham said. "There's a lot to nity and sorority houses weren't located on sity was ranked No. 1 is because it is such a ranked No. 193) says a lot about us," she said. universities such as the University of Okla- watch." campus. big school and has a bigger pool of people Burgess said one reason TCU does not homa (No. 20). the University of Texas (No. And if students aren't into sports, they can Most universities have more Greek parties going there, Torpis said. 28), Texas A&M (No. 40), Southern go dancing in Dallas or just stay in Fort because the Greek houses aren't affiliated "As a state in general. Florida has a party see Edge, page 5 Interfaith drama tells Indian side of Thanksgiving

By RICK WATERS Among the highlights of this TCU Daily Skiff year's celebration is a performance by accomplished hoop dancer and Tradition holds that the flute player Kevin Locke. Trantham Mayflower pilgrims and the North said. American Indians celebrated the first Locke, a Lakota Indian of South Thanksgiving in 1620 at Plymouth Dakota's Standing Rock Reserva- Rock. tion, uses the hoops to depict the del- That story will be retold in a mime icate balance of human beings and drama and hoop dance presentation the Earth. Trantham said. during a Thanksgiving celebration at Locke uses 28 hoops in his dance. 7 p.m. Sunday at Ed Landreth Audi- Black, red. yellow and white hoops torium. represent the four seasons, the four Admission is free to the public, but winds, the four directions of the attenders are encouraged to bring world and four races of human nonperishable canned foods or make beings. Trantham said. a cash contribution, said Emily Tran- The program includes a mimed tham, executive director of the interpretation of the first Thanksgiv- National Conference of Christians ing observance and festive music by and Jews. the Dorothy Shaw Handbell Choir, The NCCJ, the Tarrant Area Com- the Texas Boys Choir and choral munity of Churches and the Tarrant groups from the Tarrant County Interfaith Council will sponsor the independent schools. 9th such interfaith. intercultural cel- The celebration will be narrated by ebration entitled Freedom's Dance. Midge Hill, Channel 11 news Celebrating Unity and Diversity. anchorwoman and the Rev Ralph according to a NCCJ press release. Waldo Emerson, senior minister of "We are very excited about the Rising Star Baptist Church. program because it is not often that Representatives from Christian. different faiths can come together," Jewish, Buddhist. Baha'i, Muslim Trantham said. "I think that is impor- and Unitarian religious groups TCU Dally Skiff/ Catherine Fuss tant because we all live in the same describe their beliefs in brief presen- Senior finance major Brian Ay er considers his choices in the Thursday run-off election for student body vice presi- community and rarely have the tations. dent. Scott Wheatley won the election with 693 votes. Holly Neeson had 562. chance to celebrate something together and give thanks." see Drama, page 2 Alpha Delta Pi gives INDEX Banquet reflects global hunger crisis I hate everything! Week and to help people understand included mostly faculty donations, David Fisher wants some ByCHRISTIGIFFORD what it is like to not always have but this year autographed photos, a fraternity members mail, too. and CRYSTAL DECKER food. Rader said. baseball signed by James Earl Jones, Page 3 TCU Daily Skiff "We raised over S2.000 and we books and tickets to a ballet and a Approximately 100 students, fac- had a pretty good turnout," Rader basketball game were also included. Creepy, kookie a second childhood ulty, and outside guests attended the said. Fort said. Guess who's back on the Hunger Week Banquet Wednesday Fort said he was big scream (uh, screen, a bigger contribution to the Ronald night. Many of them left the banquet origi- thrilled that students By DENA RAINS that is). still hungry. nated bid on the pictures. TCU Daily Skiff McDonald House," Laurie Love, a Page 4 senior math major and president of Like many in the world, they the ban- Faculty members the ADPi chapter at TCU. didn't have a choice about it. q u also gave home- No. the people on the teeter-totters The Prog Repents Bloss noted participants' initial The food at the banquet repre- about made pies, cakes and in front of the Student Center are not Thomas Manning turns excitement has begun to wear thin. sented how people eat around the 10 years dinners. trying to relive their childhoods. over a new leaf. world, said Felicia Rader, a junior ago," said The two top auc- They're participating in a fund-rais- "At first, it was cool," Bloss said. Page 7 ing event that is part of Alpha Delta "It was a brand-new thing for them. Spanish major and the co-chair- Andrew Fort tioned items included an Pi sorority's annual Playday. They were excited. Now they're sit- woman of the Hunger Week banquet associate authentic "Exotic and auction professor Indian Dinner" for six The Teeter Totter-a-thon is one of ting on pillows. They're getting tired. 'Hunger 'Weel^ actuaries unit be We hope to keep them going." Each year during Hunger Week of religion prepared by Anantha many events in a week of fraternity wrapping up todau wild the fo(- activities. The fraternities were This is the first time ADPi has students and faculty members gather and the Babbili, chairman of METROPLEX founng events: allowed to do whatever activity they tried the teeter-tottering at TCU but, in the Student Center Ballroom to fac u 1 ty the journalism depart- share a meal, discuss the problem of chairman ment and an script wanted on Monday, said Brodic she said, "If it goes well, we want it Today's weather will be world hunger and then raise money of Hunger M tetter-writing campaign 11 autographed by the Bloss, sophomore movement science to become a TCU tradition." cloudy and cooler with a to prevent it through a live auction. Week. a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Student Cen- cast of "Murphy major. On Tuesday, the fraternities Bloss transferred to TCU from high of 59 degrees. The guests sat at tables where they The ter Lounge. Students and fatuity Brown." participated in skits followed by a Clemson, where the sorority itself Saturday will be sunny were assigned a color; each of the Rev. John members are encouraged to unite James Link, associ- "Playboy pageant" that included a participated in the teeter-tottering to with a high of 57 degrees. talent competition. raise money for the Ronald McDon- three colors designated which meal Butler, tetters to members of Congress ate director of the The teeier-tottering competition ald House each year. the guests would eat. minister expressing their concern about department of ranch began at noon Wednesday and runs For Robert Pena, a senior psychol- Alison Aldridge. a freshman envi- to the uni- national and world hunger. management, was the through today at noon. Today, Play- ogy major and Phi Gamma Delta ronmental science major, got to eat a v e r s i t y, • IA 'Tij 1J celebration at noon in auctioneer. Nadia Lahutsky. day concludes with field events. team member, the teeter-tottering did first-world meal. suggested the Student Center Lounge. "1 felt so guilty walking to the associate professor of The goal of each team during the allow him to reminisce. to Fort •Jl 'Benefit Concert at 9p.m. at Teeter Totter-a-thon is to stay on "It takes me back to my childhood table with my plate," Aldridge said. that the religion, is a 10-year their teeter-totter during 2-hour shifts days when I was at recess and I got Jill Farmer, a sophomore biology dinner veteran of the ban- for 48 hours. beat up on the teeter-totter," he said. major, came to the banquet for the should quet and auction. Each fraternity collected dona- Brad Runge, a sophomore busi- first time this year. She ate rice and include She donated two tions of 25 cents an hour or a $25 flat- ness major and Delta Tau Delta team beans, which represented a third- an auc- apple pies to the auc- fee minimum, Bloss said. Goals for member, spent more than five hours world meal. tion as tion. donations were S300 to S500 per fra- on a teeter-totter. He started at 5 a.m. "It was very dry," she said. "But well, Fort Banquets in previ- ternity. All proceeds from the event after staying up all night studying for coming to the banquet makes you said. ous years have go to the Ronald McDonald House, a test. He continued teeter-tottering think. It reminds us how blessed we Until included a dramatic ADPi's national philanthropic pro- after a 3-hour break for classes. are." recently, element, Lahutsky ject. The winner of the competition "I'm delirious . . . but 1 don't Farmer said she will return next year. the auc- said. will also be recognized, Bloss said. mind," he said. "It's fun to see every- The main ideas of the banquet t i o n see Week, page 5 "Hopefully, this will help us make body. I'm just getting tired." were to help raise money for Hunger Pa«r 2 Friday, November 19, 1993 TCU DAILY SKIFF

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Opera presents 4 for price of none CRIME LIMES Drama/ from page The Campus Police UNAUTHORIZED SOLICI- By CARRIE SCHUMACHER of the text is going to make that much difference." TATION TCU Daily Skiff recorded the following TCU students will also participate. But Estes said he is really excited Nov. 16: A resident of Clark 1 he days are offenses and violations at Senior deaf education majors Gentry about the rising interest in American Hall reported an unknown male 1 he PCI Opera will perform goat when an opera and around the university Kritser and Jenni Pearce will inter- scenes from four different operas at opera. The opera theater will perform attempting to sell magazine sub- from Nov. 13 to Nov. 18: scriptions in the hallways. The pret the program in sign language, '0 p m Friday in Moudy Building singer can be obese and two scenes from the recent American student reported the incident to his Trantham said. Room I41N, uninteresting." opera "The Barber of Beacon Hill." hall director. The man was told the "1 think this is going to be a real The program. Smiles for an The opera is about an art scam set in THEFT university's policy against solici- wonderful event for families and stu- Autumn Nigbt, is free to the public. RICHARD ESTES, modern-day Boston, he said. Nov. 17: A resident of Milton tation and was asked to leave the dents because everyone will relate to Man) of the opens' original set- "Somehow we're still greatly Director Daniel dormitory reported having premises. He did so without fur- something." Trantham said. "It will tings have been changed slightly to impressed by the snob-appeal of the his telephone stolen while he was ther incident. be an inspirational time to reflect on tudcntl and the community foreign imports." he said, "but there in the shower. The student said PUBLIC INTOXICATION and appreciate the community." interested in opera, said Richard about women cheating on men. is set are an awful lot of wonderful Amer- that he did not believe that the Nov. 15: A security guard Isles, director of the production. in an ice cream parlor. ican operas that deserve to be heard." phone was taken by his roommate reported seeing a man hiding in Because the scenes are excerpts, The scene is like girl-talk over Both undergraduate and graduate or by anyone in the vicinity. Cam- the bushes around Colby Hall at the original style of the opera can be chocolate sundaes. F.stes said. students from Estes' opera workshop pus Police are still investigating 10:15 p.m. Campus Police deter- changed, as well, he said All of the operas are sung in will perform Friday. Estes said opera the theft. The phone is reported to It gives us a chance to deal with English except for the scene from the is musical theater that places more mined that the suspect was intoxi- be worth S40. situations that are a little more acces- Italian opera "La Boheme." Estes demands on the voice. cated due to the heavy odor of Nov. 16: A hall director alcohol on his breath and his sible to the students." he said "It is decided to keep the original turn-of- Opera also helps students gain reported the theft of a S2.000 four- inability to stand up straight. The also a lot of tun because it becomes the-century Fans setting. He said stu- skills in acting, movement and per- piece silver coffee set from Fran- suspect was a student and admit- more personal to the performers." dents will be able to understand the formance, he said. cis Sadler Hall. The theft occurred ted to urinating in the bushes. The The first scene. "1.' T 11 sir opera even though it's sung in Italian. "The days are gone when an opera between II p.m. and 3:15 a.m.. d'Amore." is set on campus in the "The 'Boheme' duet is so easily singer can be obese and uninterest- officer decided he was not a dan- according to witnesses. No sus- ger to himself or to others and music department instead of 19th understandable. I mean girl meets ing," Estes said. "It's a specialization pects have been found at this time. released him at the scene. century rural Italy. Estes said The boy, it's love at first sight." he said. that takes years of training. It also last scene. "< osi I an I utte." an opera "So it's not as if missing every word takes somewhat of a gifted voice."

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There's a fine line between respon- Channing Freelove's death was a roommate was unethical. No. that ing to get an edge, digging for some And now the ultimate blow: TV sible reporting and sensationalism. tragedy. More, it was a bizarre wasn't unethical, and was in fact nugget of information not found by tabloids are headed for Fort Worth. The trend these days is to cross that tragedy, a tale that gave society good news policy. Channing was a rival media. On the ravaged media battlefield line, to dig up the dirt when some- exactly what it wants: drugs, sex, mystery then: Nobody seemed to Some crossed the line along the that was once Texas Christian Uni- thing tragic happens. death. Articles were splattered across know anything about her. way. Desperate to prove they knew versity, the tabloid news crews will The United States has had a lot of the local papers and television news. Now, though, it seems we know something the others didn't, the be digging further in craters left tragedies lately. They told more than the facts, tried to everything about her except who media aired or printed everything behind by local papers, radio and Already, quick-shot books and find out about the girls' sex lives and killed her. they could find. They went to apart- television. They will focus on the television movies have shown us the threw around the word "lesbianism." The Skiff teetered on the razor's ments, places Channing and Melanie drugs, the sexual goings-on, the sup- standoff of the Branch Davidians, the They crossed the line from news edge, but always managed to main- Golchert worked, their former high posed contract, the murder bombing at the World Trade Center into sensationalism. tain professionalism and taste. school. When the cameras once again and the flooding in the Midwest. The Skiff he\d to somewhat higher Yes, reporters talked to other girls They often crossed the line come to campus, be responsible. ANDY People died. standards. True, we spent a lot of time in Sherley. Those first few days, they between news and sensationalism, Remember that speculations are as Today's society has a morbid fas- and space on the story. We had no did what they could to find out some- spurting out any and all information good as truth to the tabloids, and that GRIESER cination with the bizarre and, even chance of competing with the Metro- thing — anything — about Channing in a race for the scoop, that Holy Grail they'll focus on the bizarre elements more, with death. Perhaps it's the plex media and so stuck with what we Freelove. They were also working for news services. of the case. Remember that they're in weakening of religion or the realiza- could get. with dignity on a story about Suzanne The Skiff v/aa caught in the race for it primarily for the entertainment tion that the planet won't sustain Some people didn't think we did so Creekmore, another freshman killed a day or two, but it was more like value. human life much longer. No matter well. For instance, a resident assistant that weekend. being hurled along by a flash flood what, society tunes in to "Hard Copy" from Sherley called and said Local news agencies were also than swimming confidently toward a Andy Grieser is a senior news-edi- or "Inside Edition." approaching Channing's sometime- swarming across the campus, all try- goal. torial journalism major.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

not as bleak and meaningless as you think. Form a line - Life is goody Dennis Heather Hayes Senior, Language Studies This is the first time in four years 1 have bothered to let's get down respond to an article in the Skiff. Sure some writers have made mc angry or upset at their compassionless journalism, but never had anyone caused me to feel so sorry, or should I Adoption response to the hating say compassionate, for him as does Dennis Watson. For four years I have read his articles and, although some have been 1, too, am adopted. My sister and I knew that we were amusing, many have been written with the apparent sole rea- adopted since we were able to understand and grasp what it son of either hurting or condemning someone else. I suppose meant. that he does not realize that by glorifying himself through My "real" parents are the ones who took care of me when Move over, Dennis Watson, here comes the fury of racial slurs. Along those lines, 1 the pain of others, he is only demeaning himself in the eyes I fell down and scraped my knee; and when I got married. I something meatier. I believe it's time to hate hyphenated racial names. 1 was born of (iod and those around him. Perhaps he does not believe in could go on and on. take some heat off our beloved criticized in America: That makes me an American. (iod and His Miraculous love for us, but Dennis, He believes I am lucky that 1 know some of my medical history from columnist. He is You take up occupation in a different country and become a citizen of that coun- in you and forever will. my biological parents. DAVID always getting so much mail, I'm jeal- try, then you are from that country, period. I can only pray that Mr. Watson will someday see the hurt 1 was very touched on Michele Grey's article when Julie FISHER ous. So, heeeere's White is just the name of a color. he had caused many people and he will regret his actions. I lopkins parents gave the Precious Moments figure "God Dave. I hate bohemian-looking. granola-eating Matthew 5:14 reads, "Ye are the light of the world" and that bless the day we got you," may I add something to my par- 1 hate people who tree huggers who feel they are a new breed ents — "God bless the day I got you as parents." means you, Mr. Watson, so use that light to help and encour- complain. I hate men who wear Duck-head of human beings placed on this earth for age others, not to shine condemnation upon others because Thank you for the articles on adoption. hats all the way down to their bushy-look- the sole purpose of saving us all from envi- they are fat, Greek or maybe even because they are blonde. Nova Johnson ing monobrows, and their bought-faded ronmental Hell. Come on, like you never Learn to like yourself and you will soon realize that life is Controller's office pair of Levi's — oversized, of course — took a leak on a tree before. I hate egotisti- ruffled up over their purposely worn-out cal, self-centered, overachievers who pair of brown Red Wings. Hey, wanna-be believe they know how the universe runs — pluck that brow, dude. and are more than willing to explain it to LETTER POLICY 1 hate women, girls, who carry purses me. If you know so much, drop out and run TCU Daily Skiff more expensive than my truck. I'm the government. The TCU Daily Skiff is produced by impressed! I hate fraternities and sororities. I hate women who stand in front of a the students of Texas Christian Univer- An All-American Newspaper Conformists. I hate independents. Sepa- closed door you are trying to get in. wait- sity, sponsored by the journalism depart- Editor Andy Grieser ratists. 1 hate band people. Nerds. 1 hate ing until some man will open it for them. ment and published Tuesday through Managing Editor Sarah Yoest Friday during the fall and spring It's not going to bite — hear me roar. Ad Manager Andy Zmugg people who come here just to learn. Inac- semesters except during finals week and tivists. 1 hate people who show up to class I hate police officers who abuse their holidays. position by purposely driving 5 mph Unsigned editorials represent the Assignments Editor Christina Barnes News Editor Angela Wright 10 minutes late and then start packing up view of the Skiff editorial board. Signed Opinion Editor Clay Gaillard Sports Editor Tom Manning their books five minutes before class is slower than the limit just to make everyone letters and columns represent the opinion Mosaic Editor Julie Rae Applegath Insight Editor Kristi Wright over. Rude idiots. 1 hate profs who think too chicken to pass you. You fundament — of the writers. Copy Desk Chief Ann Lawrence Photo Editor Jenny Putchinski they are out to prove they can fail you. look it up. second definition! 1 hate people The Skiff is a member of the Associ- Graphics Editor David Fisher Football Focus Editor Ty Benz Silly me. 1 thought they were here to teach who complain about life in general. Like ated Press. The Skiff welcomes letters to the edi- me — I know I don't know everything. the whole world is really out to get you. tor. Letters must be typed, double- I hate drug users, smokers and alco- I hate people who cut in on lines pre- Student Publications Director Paul LaRocque spaced, signed and limited to 500 words. holics. Oh well, that just means there'll be tending that they're actually talking to their Production Supervisor Debra Whitecotton Letters should be turned in two days friends. Ho ho. you tricked me! I hate peo- Business Manager Jayne Akers more jobs opening up in my future. 1 hate before publication. They must include the girls and boys who wear way too much ple who complain about lines. Like com- author's classification, major and phone Journalism Department Chairman Anantha Babbili number. The Skiff reserves the right to perfume. If I'd wanted my sinuses cleared, plaining will make it go faster. edit or reject any unacceptable letters. 1 would've taken some drugs. 1 hate NRA freaks who tell me that they 1 hate women drivers who tear across have a right to shoot Bambi with their AK- University in their daddy-bought Lexi 47s. Use your hands — it might help work (Lexuses?) while talking on their car off that beer belly. I hate animal-loving, phones, brushing their hair, eating their paint-throwing animal activists who say Ding-Dongs and drinking their Evian bot- they are fighting for the rights of animals. Thoughtless action result tled water, and complaining to their Give me a break! Where do you think the boyfriends-of-the-week about the fact that coats of make-up on your face first came their allowance of the week hasn't come from? I hate Bible-thumping, abortion- of possible racial prejudice yet. Fake. Try to make it in the real world, fighting, holier-than-thou people who tell kids, that's all I have to say. I hate boys in me what to believe. I hate anarchistic, mommy-bought, fixed-up-to-look-cool- atheistic devil worshipers who drink bot- and-take-up-two-parking-spaces-at-once- tled chicken blood. Eeww. Dirty dishes become a symbol of archaic stereotype GM trucks. Wanna-be Winston cover I hate reporters, disc jockeys and news boys. 1 hate people in the Main, period. anchorpeople. Let's try to look and act a 1 hate people watchers. Get a life. I hate little more unreal. But. most of all, 1 hate people who run for political office of pri- stereotypical, egotistical columnists who vate institutions, such as this university, think they can say anything they want. She wanted me to take her dirty dishes to the kitchen. she grew up in a time when things were different between blacks and promising to change things. Get real, like One last thing: If anyone took this col- 1 guess that would've been a reasonable request if she'd been my whites. you can REALLY make a difference. umn any more seriously than what it was mother or my grandmother. But she was neither. But I just couldn't forget how that woman made me feel — like I You're not on the Board of Trustees! meant to be. take off. hypocrite. She was an older white woman attending a reception who j ust hap- was just another faceless, nameless black person here to serve, never I hate the fact that 1 can't run for the pened to notice that I was carrying two to contribute or achieve. That was a totally foreign feeling, and one position of Mr. Ebony Man without the David Fisher i.s a freshman radio-TV-film empty punch glasses in my hand. My first I rejected immediately. But before I could let it go, 1 was forced into whole world burning down around me in major from Albuquerque, N.M. I hate him LEILANA instinct was to do what she had asked. realizing some of my dreams may never come true. It wouldn't be McKINDRA What would it have hurt'.' But I didn't have because 1 didn't try. I wouldn't be because I gave up. any idea where the dirty dishes were being It would be because some people are too narrow-minded and igno- placed and said as much. Then I told her I rant to realize that my skin color doesn't affect my abilities to think was on my way to refill the two glasses 1 and achieve. was holding. Ironically, the cover story of last week's Newsweek was a book "Oh. never mind. That's okay," she said. "Just put it on the table. excerpt that featured successful blacks who had gone to all the They pay people to clean up." "right" schools and made all the "right" moves. None of those "right" Then she smiled and walked away. things seemed to override the fact that they were black. On the surface, the encounter seemed innocent. And maybe it was. The more 1 read, the more scared I became. I hadn't gotten around But, I understand that at best, very rarely can a situation be taken at to seriously considering the impact of race and gender on my life and face value. In my year and a half at TCU, I've heard careless com- work. 1 was still holding onto the rather naive ideas that employers ments that more successfully qualified as hurtful. Friends have told and co-workers wouldn't care about my blackness or my femaleness. me stories about white girls who put a little extra space between But we all know that isn't and never was true. themselves and black boys walking around campus. Most of these I guess the question is this: How much am I willing to sacrifice in words and actions are said and done unconsciously, but that doesn't order to soften the impact'.' Am I willing to give up my identity as an excuse their existence. African-American in order to make it? The scariest part of the whole The more 1 thought about the incident at the reception, the more situation is this: What if I choose to give up my ethnic identity in it bothered me. Why had the woman approached me, one of the few exchange for a fair shot at opportunity, get the opportunity, then find blacks in the room, and asked me to put away her dishes? I wasn't the cost was way too high'.' dressed like a member of the catering staff. I think I'll remember that older white woman for the rest of my Perhaps I'm being too sensitive about the situation, but regardless life. 1 resent the fact that she asked me to take her dishes. I resent the of what the lady's true intentions were, she made me feel inadequate fact that she made me feel like less when I have no reason to do so. as a person for the first lime in my life. Like my skin color was some- By the same token, she made me re-evaluate myself and what 1 am thing to be ashamed of or to become defensive about. about. It hurt a little and it still stings a bit. but I'm a little smarter Never had I been made to feel so inferior. It was so embarrassing and a whole lot wiser now. For that I give her my heartfelt thanks that I wanted to forget that the whole thing happened. I even went so far as to try to justify the lady's behavior by reminding myself that Leilana McKindra is a junior from Kansas City, Kansas. Page 4 Friday, November i«). 1993 TCU DAILY SKIFF

Pearl lam concert surpasses expectations

By CHRIS NEWTON and ERNIE MORAN term loosely well as seven songs from their sales-record- "Glorified G" and a roaring cover of "Sonic lyrics are, and how too many people don't TCU Daily Skiff While any band would have looked good breaking new album. Vs. Producer." get it. When he bellowed "It's my blood," after that acl. Pearl Jam played as if they The crowd included a mix of well- Between songs Vedder read poetry and referring symbolically to the ink with which In the December issue ol Spin maga/ine. had something to prove to people like the dressed college students (mostly in the bal- even took a swipe at SMU. After compli- he writes the lyrics, it was as if he was I'e.irl Jam's Eddie Veddci said he likes 10 DRearviewmirror" The fast-paced rock induces violence? the spotlight fell on Vedder. .tiers, wuh projector screens behind song from the group's second album set the Each song sounded like a new one live, The most emotional moment for Vedder As the band left the stage. Vedder said, them showing old Charlie's Angels reruns tone lor what was to come, doing against and many topped the recorded versions. was when he said, "This is my favorite "Thanks, we'll see you around." and disgustingl) graphic dentist operations. convention. Pearl Jam did not abandon irs Highlights included "State of Love and song." then tore into "Blood," a song in You can bet most of the crowd will see played nearly an houi of "music," to use the first album, playing nine songs from Itm, as Trust." "Evenflow." a very hard version of which he expresses just how personal his them the next time around. 4Hddams Family Ualues' is long on laughs even though it's short on plot

ByTODDJORGENSON into a nightclub where many of his TCU Daily Skiff friends hang out. His only goal is to accumulate $75,000 so he can move "Addams fumih Values" (PG- to the Bah.un.is and start a car rental l.i) business with his girlfriend (Pene- Kicking oil this year's holiday lope Ann Milleri. who still loves comed) sequels is "Addams family him. even after their 5-year separa- Values," the sequel to the 1941 hit tion. bssed on the 1960s television scries Always nagging at Carlito. Director Barry Sonncnfcld returns, though, is the need to reward his as do Raul Julia as dome/. Aniclica lawyer. David Kleinf'eld (Sean Huston as Ylorticia. Christopher Perm), lor getting him out of prison I loyd as 1 Incle fester. Carol Kane as so quickl) kleinleld is a coke-snort- Cranny. Jimmy Workman as Pugs- ing, womanizing, manipulative la) and Christina Ricci as Wedtnes- lawyer as sleazy as they come. dav Because of his self-imposed debt. fins time the story begins with a Carlito agrees to go in with Kleinleld new baby entering the family. The on a plan that would break one of kuK leel jealous and try to kill the Kleinleld's clients out of prison. But hahv. I hey fail, and a nanny (Joan Kleinleld goes nuts, kills the client, Cusack i is lured to watch over the and gets killed as revenge by the children prisoner's gang. But this is no ordinary nanny She With Kleinleld out of'the way, the has murdered three forme! husbands gang sets its sights on killing Carlito. to get their fortunes So she vvoos the They spot him at Grand Central Sta- gullible Incle fester (who's proud to tion as lie is preparing to board his announce that his name means "to train to paradise. The chase through rot") into marriage She tries several the station that ensues is absolutely limes to kill him. but he just won't riveting Harsh reality hits hard as die Finally the whole famil) catches Carlito discovers he has made more on to the scheme and retaliates enemies than he had realized. against the nanny. Basically. "Carlito's Way" con- The other major subplot involves tains nothing we haven't seen before the two kids going oil to summer in other gangster films. David camp at (amp Chippewa. which is Kocpp's script isn't too hot either, Paramount Pictures brimming with happiness and har- but Del'alma's style is visually LUhatababe! mony I he campers and counselors appealing. He makes a film which, are disgustingly joyous with a gung though slow at points, seem consis- This little rascal stars as Baby Pubert, newest member of the Addams family in "Addams Family Values." ho. get-high-on-life attitude. They tently alive with excitement. The don't hide anything it's annoying chase scene at the end is loaded with immediately, but in a funny way of edge-of-your-aeat thrills; it could course the two dysfunctional have been just routine Addams children don't get along at Not to sav that the film doesn't all w nh this hrood. and the result is a have its had moments. The court- hilarious episode that lays on the room scene al the beginning isn't gags until you're driven silly (lor very dramatic, the romantic connec- punishment the kids are sent to the tion between Pacino and Miller Harmony Hut. for example). It tires seems stiff and some of'the dialogue near the end. hut this is the best part is stagnant. Pacino's performance is ol the movie Most of the credit for admirable, though, and Sean Penn is this goes to Ricci s delightful perfor- superb as the corrupt lawyer. These mance performances help to make a long "Addams Family Values" will film hold the interest of'the audience. keep you laughing throughout with Grade: B gags from all angles. The only trou- ble is that these are the same "weird • Mv LfjR* (PG-13) family" and death jokes from the first Michael Keaton and Nicole Kid- film. RICCI IS excellent, and Julia and man star in "My Life," a new drama Huston are perfectly cast as the from producer Jerry Zucker and Addams patents Cusack makes the writer-director Bruce Joel Rubin most of a rather standard role. ("Ghost"). Overall, the film is very funny Keaton plays Bob Jones, who it even pokes fun at other films, but operates a public relations firm. Just Columbia Pictures/ Mernck Morion the plot is paper-thin. It's only aver- after his wife becomes pregnant with Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman star in "My Life," a film age, though I'll give extra points to their first child. Bob learns he is about a man's reaction to being diagnosed with cancer. any family who names their son dying of cancer. He sets out to create Pubert a videotape so that his child will have Kidman as his wife help us feel on the beach for days, an illiterate Grade: C+ a way to know about him after his Bob's plight and overcome a slow native (Harvey Keitel) claims the death Bob is also forced to tie up start, but it's not quite enough. piano as his own. When Ada comes "Carlito's Way" (R) loose ends with many acquaintances Grade: C to get the piano back, the neighbor Al Pacino stars in "Carlito's before he dies, all the w hile trying to bribes her into sexual favors in Way." his second teaming with liv e as long as possible. "The Piano" (R) exchange for keys of the piano. The Miramax Films director Brian DePalma ("Scar- The film attempts to manipulate Jane Campion's "The Piano" was result is a romantic triangle filled Holly Hunter and Harvey Keitel star in "The Piano," win- face"). Here Pacino plays Carlito the viewer with many tear-jerking a co-winner of the Palme d'Or for with passion, deceit and jealousy. ner of the Cannes Film Festival. Hi i.e.inie. a Puerto Rican gangster in moments, only some of which are best film at this year's Cannes Film Holly Hunter may get an Academy New York who has just gotten out of effective. Some of the film's prob- Festival in France. Award nomination for her dazzling The ending is bit disappointing, but "Mrs. Doubtfire" prison after serving five years of a lems are the multiple subplots which Holly Hunter stars as Ada. a mute performance, despite never uttering a the photography and music are both "We're Back! A Dinosaur's 30-year sentence. don't tie together, a tendency to get woman who comes to New Zealand word. Perhaps the greatest thing exquisite, and the character develop- Story" Brigante feels like a new man too silly, and that after Bob's son is for an arranged marriage to a wealthy about the film is that the lack of com- ment is fascinating. "Man's Best Friend" he doesn't want to live a life on the born, he doesn't really have much to aristocrat (Sam Neill). All of her munication between the characters Grade: A- ALSO!!! run any longer. He wants to go live for. belongings are transported to the hill- puts an emphasis on emotions and An interview with Johnny Depp straight now. But the film goes on anyway. The side mansion except for her favorite body language, both of which are Next week: and a review of his strange movie, His method of doing so is to buy sincere performances by Keaton and possession, her piano. After sitting beautifully expressed by the actors. "A Perfect World" "What's Eating Gilbert Grape." TCU DAILY SKIFF Friday, November 19, 1993 Page 5 News Multimedia educational network to bring globe to you

By ROBERT WOLF tem, then the teacher will talk back, if the sys- a system similar to this IEN network where full-duplex audio, video and data interactiv- cational change. Several billions of dollars TCU Daily Skiff tem is truly interactive. students can sit at special terminals and liter- ity." (the exact amount has not been disclosed) are Students would receive extraordinary ben- ally see other people on the screen talking The IEN will primarily serve the enormous being invested in this multimedia adventure. Students should be prepared to broaden efits from this Interactive Educational Net- and communicating. demand corporations have for professional Parsloe said. their educational horizons, since new oppor- work, Parsloe said. You can leam, while "With such a system, you'll get to leant education and training. This corporation plans a regional trial of tunities for learning are about to become using your computer, about math, science, valuable information, both educational and Parsloe said surveys show U.S. companies this service during the fourth quarter of 1993 widespread realities as the world is becoming art, history, music, culture or almost anything cultural, that you don't already know." said spend over S40 billion annually to train more at sites in Boston, New York. Philadelphia a smaller and smaller place. else, and it would all be accredited to your Manoj Gopalan, a freshman engineering than 40 million of their workers. and Providence, Parsloe said. A schedule of MelCor, Inc. disclosed plans for an education, he said. major. The IEN, according to Parsloe's financial classroom installations, including both advanced multimedia Interactive Education "Key among MelCor's inlernational plans Parsloe said with this network, people will report, will reduce the costly travel expenses domestic and international locations, is set Network (IEN) that will dramatically expand is the finalization of high-level negotiations be able to see and experience the body lan- incurred by employees on these educational for early 1994. Existing hotel meeting rooms opportunities to people to receive education to deliver K-12, undergraduate and graduate guage of the other person - live on your own trips. will be upgraded to serve as additional IEN and training from around the globe. education to Russia," Parsloe said. computer screen. Ayler said users should not rely solely on classrooms, he said. "This network will be the first full-duplex At the same time, he said, students in the MelCor, a Boston-based interactive edu- the network, though. If people do not have In the home market, Ayler said, adull edu- audio, video and data classroom," said Bob United States or Europe will be able to reap cational programming company, is con- other utilities available with them while they cation will be greatly improved, mostly due Parsloe. President and CEO of MelCor, Inc. the benefits of being "in" an actual Russian structing the IEN with the assistance of are training, then this network might not be lo a higher level of convenience. This idea of a full-duplex system means classroom. VTEL, SMART technologies and Sprint, the that much of an improvement over our cur- "It's a lot better than what you get on that these classrooms of the future will be Ayler said this kind of a system has been long distance telephone and telecommunica- rent system of education and training, he PBS." Ayler said. fully interactive for both the students and the experimented with previously, but thai this tions company. said. Ayler said that he did not believe that this teachers, he said. network could prove to be special. "MelCor is also establishing strategic rela- Some students said they believed that pos- educational system would ever replace People will be able to sit at a computer ter- "Instead of having people sit in front of a tionships with major hotel chains, leading itive changes are necessary for our educa- everyday classrooms, so the benefits will be minal almost anywhere in the world and be computer monitor and try to absorb informa- seminar providers, colleges and universi- tional system. enormous, yet somewhat limited in scope. an active participant in a classroom discus- tion from these 'talking heads' as we have ties," Parsloe said. "What we have now is insufficient." said MelCor. Inc. has announced plans for its sion, unlike the "sit and watch" style of cur- today," he said, "students would be able to "These partnerships," he said, "will enable Tuan Le, a freshman premajor. "We have no launch of the globe's first worldwide and rent computer classrooms, Parsloe said. fully interact with the people on the other end MelCor to link together upgraded hotel meet- good reason to continue to do things the way fully interactive educational network. Stu- Michael Ayler, data systems analyst, said of the link." ing rooms worldwide to offer the most in- they are now." dents can expect to start receiving benefits if a student talks to a teacher through this sys- Ayler said Cornell University already has demand training and education, featuring MelCor is banking on this concept of edu- from this opportunity in early 1994.

'Beaver 1, Beaver all,' waitress sings a beaver call vyeeiw Edee/ from page I By AMY JEAN TAYLOR Regulars of 01' South applaud and Tate said she sang the song one tomers. A close examination of the Special to the TCU Daily Skiff whistle while first-timers stare in night and Pauline made Tate write brown finger puppel shows that its "People appeared at your table," have a reputation as a party school is confusion as the singing waitress down all of the words for her. teeth are gone. she said. "A beggar from the drama because it's a private college with a It's 2 a.m. on a Saturday night. The hurriedly runs around tending to her "Pauline is such a unique, fun and "Precious, my cockapoo terrier, department changed the character of selective group of people. bars are closed and students flock to tables. down-to-earth individual." Tate said. chewed up the beaver's teeth," she the meal." The "Christian" in Texas Christian their favorite late-night eateries, such Pauline Berg said she's been "She helps everyone take a break said. Guests at the banquet expressed University might also defer people as a certain pancake house on Uni- singing the song for about a year from school and stress and just have Pauline said she is inspired by her their appreciation for w hat they have. from thinking TCU is a party school. versity Drive. now. fun and act silly." favorite music artists Dire Straits and Burgess said. "I've never felt so self-conscious When they walk in, they hear a "Stacy Tate, who goes to TCU, Pauline said she's had to cut down U2. But she said she also liked coun- TCU is located in an area where eating." Aldridge said. "People are waitress scream. "It's another typical taught it to me just before Christmas her performances to upon request try artists such as Wynonna Judd and students can do "small-town" things unaware of how many people are Saturday night!" as she pulls out a last year," she said. "I've been only because the song has become Garth Brooks. in Fort Worth or "big-town" things in starving until it's put in your face. brown furry thing from her apron and singing it ever since." too popular. She said she has to sing She said she has never taken Dallas, she said. This was eye-opening." bursts into song. fate, a junior social work major, it dozens of times a night, and she's singing lessons or been in a choir. As for the partying, TCU would What happens next has become a said she learned the song while work- just too busy. The only time she sings is in the Fort addressed the dinner crowd. have a lot more if the university legend on the TCU campus: It's the ing at a Christian sports camp in "Some nights I wish I had never shower, in the car and at her job, she didn't own the fraternity houses, she infamous Pauline and her rendition Branson, Mo. started it; it gets really old," she said. said. "If you want to invest in the end of said. of the beaver song. She said she frequents 01' South "Once ain't good enough for some "I don'l think I can really sing," hunger, invest in elementary educa- "At Florida State University, there "Beaver one, beaver all, let's all do and wanted to teach Pauline a better people." Pauline said. "I wouldn't call what I tion, women's rights, and family are a lot more people and a lot more the beaver call. Beaver two, beaver song than "I'm a Little Tea Pot," The beaver Pauline uses in her act do really singing, I just go out and planning." he said. "It's no! simply parties because the university three ... Stop — It's beaver time!" which she always sang. was given to her by some regular cus- have a lot of fun with the customers." feeding a child." doesn't watch the students as much and can't restrict the students as much." she said. Burgess said that there is no per- fect university, and school is what students make of it. "You need a school that's good m academics but not so tough you don't have a social life." she said. "And that's what TCU is like." Serving Italian Food & Wine Serving fresh Buffalo, Venison, Quail, /&Jk}itZnc Ostrich, Veal, Lamb & Fish Lunch & Dinner Reservations: 738-1700 t .. T\ 5139 Camp Bowie* Fort Worth, Texas 76107 No We buy and sell used CD's Means at the ® WAREHOUSE No. We sell used CD's for $7.99 to $8.99 L. and we pay $4.00 for used CD's Know anything...

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2413 Ellis in the Historical Stockyards Simply the best in Sports: (817)625-0877 Friday's Purple Prognosticator Page 6 Friday,NOYCInix*r 10. 1903 TCU DAILY SKII-F FOQTbAlL FOCUS Analysis and comment on '93 season by It the offensive line has given him sive line and linebacking eorp return- Frogs look for miracle win the protection he needs, the offense ing. but the secondary needs revamp- Thomas has rushed for 849 yards game. They are also allowing an By TY BENZ will continue to improve Knake had ing. Rick TCU Daily Skiff and 12 touchdowns. Greg Hill, average of only 252 yards a game. several options when passing. Full- On offense, receivers are the most who has played in only five this "It starts up front for them on Waters back John I Iglcsbv has caught almost prevalent need. The Frogs will lose The TCU football team will try year due to a suspension, has defense," Sullivan said. "All three 50 passes, while tight end Brian four receivers — Woodley. Kyle to erase a month's worth of frus- rushed for 457 yards and four TDs, of those guys will play on Sunday Sports Columnist Collins, Hanker Richard Woodley McPherson, Stu Dickens and Mike tration when the Frogs try to upset while freshman Leeland McElroy (the NFL plays on Sunday) next and tailback Andre Davis have Houston. The Frogs w ill also need to No. 10 Texas A&M at Anton has rushed for 557 yards and six year except for Sam Adams (a hauled in 30-plus receptions each. find a replacement for Oglesby. who Carter Stadium tomorrow at noon. TDs. Lombardi award candidate), but he will after he graduates. They have Ihe running game was erratic, but blocks, catches and runs the ball with The game will be televised on "The three running backs are all When TCU plavs Saturday against very talented," Sullivan said. dominating players up front." Davis showed his potential as he effectiveness. The line also could use Raycom. Texas A&M, bead coach I'ai Sulli- TCU (4-6, 2-4 Southwest Con- "They are one of the reasons A&M And the A&M special teams replaced the injured Derrick Cullors. support. It will return everyone but van will conclude his second yen as ference) hopes to end the season on is one of the most talented teams in can't be overlooked because the I he defense has been second only injuries are always a threat as they cfaiei Horned I roj a positive note after disappointing the country." Aggies have one of the top punt Evaluations will begin. ',■ A.vAl all season long. Defensive were this season. losses at Texas Tech and Texas. A While the A&M offense has and kick returner in the nation. Sulh\an and 1(1 quarterback end Royal Weil is making a strong Right now. what do you see as TCU upset of the Aggies (8-1, 5-0 cruised, it has been a different story Senior cornerback and punt run at AIM onterence honors and he the 1994outlook for ICT football? Max Knake discuss ifaia season and SWC) would also end another —' — -—w the future tor the Frogf, with analy- has brought along younger team- Sullivan: We'll evaluate after November fade. sis: mates Burton and Hyder, who should spring training and winter and sum- "Like I said before, it (an upset) Identify some positive things be dandies in coming seasons. The mer But I'm extremely optimistic would be like David slaying Irnm this season? return ot Reggie Anderson bolters and excited about the direction of our Goliath. People would remember it in 2,000 years," TCU head coach I ftV I'at Sullhan: I've seen a lot of the strong linebacking corps of program. . Pat Sullivan said. tremendous!) positive things Start Tyrone Roy, Mike Moulton and Knake: I think it's pretty good. If TCU is going to upset the defensively We are second in the L.enov Jones I he secondary was the We have come along way. We've weak spot of the defense as they gave already doubled what we did last sea- Aggies, the first thing they have to Mssf jut (Southwell Conference) in do is put the disappointing losses to up big plays all season from Iwo long son, not that I'm satisfied with that. team defense We've played an aw lul Texas Tech and Texas behind passes against New Mexico to the IX This team has done a heckuva job lot ot young people and the) did well them, TCU linebacker Reggie catches given up to Texas' Lovell this season, but we still have a ways Royal West has come on late in the Anderson said. Pickney and Mike Adams to go. season I think there are a lot ol "This loss (24-3 defeat to Texas) ^•W defensive linemen who v. i i What progress has the football Comment: The Frogs showed is over and we've got to put it out 3 MJ\ read-. [Ot thrown into it at program made in two seasons they can beat some of the SWC teams of our minds." Anderson said. "It is mid season Galyn (Myden. under ( oach Sullivan? in Baylor and Houston. But early in the past and we've got to move (Aaron) Burton, lied Johnson. I he Sullivan: I don'l think you can put loses to Rice and SMU will haunt ahead and concentrate on beating percentages on it I think our program ^^^ ' ■liSS^BSr^SSJJJJsl^^ linebacking group with Reggie what could have been a bow l season. A&M." (Andersom. Mike (Moulton), (Jay) is much further along than it was a No Texas miracle this season either. And Anderson and the defense m *'~-'-" are going to play a major part in Davcrn and ron> Brown h.i\e all year ago 1 seethe future brighter and But with so many young players either a TCU upset or a big Aggie gotten better l( 'hris) Piland anil Vin- brightel ever) day. returning with experience, TCU victory. The defense faces a big Knake: last year was a different could reach the Alamo Bowl by TCU Dally Skiff/ Jenny Putchinski cent Pryoi have done a good job. challenge in slowing down the Offensively, the line has had to team I his year we are much better. 1993. TCU safety Chuck McWilliams and defensive end Chris there's no question. 1 think we will Has the November Fade — two Texas A&M offense that has aver- pla) an awful lot ot snaps. I he tight aged more than 40 points and 400 Piland tackle a Tulane defender earlier this year. TCU . ontinue to gel better in the future. disappointing; loses — ruined a ends aie and will do a good job and yards of total offense. plays A&M Saturday at noon. ( oinment: 2-X-l in 1992. At least good season? get better (John) Oglesby has come "When you have one side of the tour victories in 1443. The Frogs are on ami \ndte (Davis) had his first Sullivan: No. Not in any way. In ball that is so talented as they for the TCU offense. returner Aaron Glenn is averaging teal season to play He will continue improving there's no doubt about the first place we need to start win- (defense) are so their offense tends TCU has gone six quarters with- more than 18 yards a return. McEl- tl' get better < )ur w ide receivers ha\ e that And Id' is transforming for- ning football games in November to get overlooked," Sullivan said. out an offensive touchdown and roy has returned two kick returns been lairK consistent Mas (Knake) mei coach Jim Wacker's Triple and 1 have no doubt we can do that. "They have a lot of talent on the faces a huge challenge Saturday for touchdowns against Rice and has gamed a lot ,,| experience as has Shoot Express into a more balanced Then, we need to quit talking about offense. Their offense is capable of when they face A&M's "Wrecking averages over 30 yards a return. I bailee (McCarty) and Scott offense. Caterpillars don't change it, moving the ball on anyone in the Crew" defense. All signs are pointing to an Aggie blowout: a struggling TCU (Mel eodi I think all this speaks well into butterflies overnight. Neither do Knake: I wouldn't say ruined, but country." The Aggies arc first in the SWC The Aggies are led by a punish- in total defense and are ranked offense facing an awesome tor the tootball team Frogs turn into contenders in two disappointing. I'm not satisfied with ing ground attack led by a trio of fourth nationally in scoring Max Knake: I think the offensive seasons the way we played the last two see Win, page 8 powerful runners. Junior Rodney defense, allowing only 11 points a line has come a long way this season What recruiting needs does games. We are a good football team The defensive also has improved. I I (I have for next season and can and we know it. Now. it's all about feel like I've gotten better as tar as they he met? getting respect. throwing the ball. I've gained some Sullivan: Right now we will be Comment: It certainly squelched experience Andre Dav is has stepped able lo sign 25 kids and get some any bowl hopes. Bui players and up and done well in place ot Derrick depth at every position. Next year we coaches — and hopefully fans — What's news? will be at a full number of scholar- realize that TCU is building from 's simple V» mvaiis ^Jo Cullotl And the receivers lor the Find out in the most par! have caught the hall con- ships We were 10 short this year and scratch. The Frogs just need time 12-15 short the year before. But next season will be a failure with sistently I he backs are rtinni :LT Daily Skiff hall hard and the line is opening holes Knake: We need to get depth at another 4-7 mark. up tor them. receivers and defensive backs. 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with last week's loss at Texas. I haaaavvee seeeeen the liiiiight! C: Will probably be torn apart by PURPLE PROGNOSTICATOR Forgiiiive meeeeee! Texas A&M this Saturday. Boston Texas A&M Baylor Texas Tech Miami Ohio St. Alabama Receive me back into the flock, O D: Is great! College Minnesota Cowboys Steelers Skiff at at at at at at gods of the gridiron, hardcourt and Answer: D! at at at at TCU Texas Houston West Virginia Michigan Auburn Iowa Falcons Browns basepaths! I repent to you, TCU! For- Yes, that's right. The TCU foot- Notre Dame ball team is great. They are on the Tom Manning give me! Boston last week 4^ A&M Texas Tech Miami Ohio St. Alabama Iowa Falcons Steelers Yes folks, the Prog has repented. It road to stardom. They are a team of College overall 56-56-4 has changed its ways. Call it a reli- destiny. In fact, make your Cotton gious experience. Call it the power of Bowl reservations for next year, kids, 1 y Benz the Almighty. Call it what you will, because we'll be there. Y1PEE! last week: 7.3 A&M Baylor Tech West Virginia Notre Dame Michigan Auburn Iowa Falcons Steelers but things are going to be a lot dif- Question 2) The Dallas Cow- overall 58-48-4 ferent around here. boys: Rick Waters A: Have the dumbest fans in the No more bashing. No more rip- last week 4_£ A&M Texas Tech West Virginia Notre Dame Ohio St. Auburn Minnesota Falcon* Browns ping! No more using that word that NFL. overall 61-45-4 B: Have a lot of egotistical players. begins with "s" and ends with Alan Droll "ucks." Yes, what a wonderful C: Will not go back to the Super Bowl this year. last week: 7.3 A&M Texas Tech West Virginia Notre Dame Ohio St. Auburn Minnesota Cowboys Steelers world. overall 63-43-4 1 want to take this opportunity to D: Are nifty! personally apologize for all of the Answer: D! Matt Newtown bad things 1 have ever said to anyone Yes, the Prog loves the Cowboys. last week 7.3 A&M Baylor Tech Miami Notre Dame Michigan Auburn Minnesota Cowboys Browns in my entire life. In particular. I apol- Go Emmitt! Go Michael Irvin! Go overall 71.35.4 ogize to all of you who suffer through Kenny Gant and the "Shark Dance"! reading this column each week. 1 America's team will live forever! A&M Texas Tech West Virginia Notre Dame Ohio St. Auburn Iowa Cowboys Steelers last guest 4-6 really don't mean to poke fun. I really YAY! overall 1WM don't mean to tell the truth in funny Okay, final question. ways. I am just an immature writer Question 3) Former TCU head looking for attention. And I'm sorry. coach Jim Wacker: by losing to Michigan by 50 points prospered under Wacker, and the loser. He is a good man, something it for Houston this week. Texas Tech is So, without further ado, let's have A: Had a .390 winning percentage last week. main reason why TCU coach Pat Sul- seems you (meaning me, Thomas on a roll to a bowl game. The Red a new and improved Prog quiz! at TCU. E: IS SUPER! livan has not had early success is Manning) will never be." Raiders should score plenty against Question 1) The TCU football B. Won eight games in his best Answer: E! because of the mess Wacker left Correct. Jim Wacker is. to put it a. well, hard-working Houston team: season at TCU. Yes, Jim Wacker is a really great him? We love Jim! As it was said in simply, a very swell guy. 1 will, of defense that needs a couple more A: Has looked awful in losing its C. Took the Frogs to one bowl guy, and we here at TCU will never a letter to me this week: "He turned course, forget the ugly personal years to mature. But they're getting last two games by a combined score game in his long tenure as head be able to replace him. So what if the TCU football program around attack on me by the letter writer. there. Keep on tryin'. Cougars! I'm of 73-24. coach. answers A-D of this question are all and made things exciting. Coach There are no hard feelings here. I with ya! The Red Raiders will roll in B: Had its bowl hopes shattered D: Showcased his coaching talents true? Who cares if the Frogs never Wacker is not, and never will be, a have repented. 1 am a new man. 1 this one, 37-13. although 1 really LOVE EVERYTHING! hope they don't embarrass the Well, on to the games! Cougars by running up the score. I FR€€ BIGGI€ DRINK COLLEGES: hate that. (Whoops, did 1 say hate? I Texas A&M at TCU: This is a didn't mean it. Sorry.) Or HAPPY HOUR I tough one to call. TCU is my home, Miami at VNest Virginia: When FR€€ BIGGI6 FRV and 1 love it dearly. I would never one changes his views on life the way Sports—Darts—Pool want to transmit any negative vibes I have, one must learn to see the light 1 by going against the Frogs. But regarding the Miami football team. I with the purchase and Texas A&M is one of the classiest have done this of anu large sandwich ftrt* acts in college football. If ever there The Hurricanes are an interesting Your College Bar Since 1973 was a model organization of college case. Well, maybe they don't have OLD FASHIONED athletics, the Aggies are it. So, what's the best academic reputation. And Good only al Berry Street locatic 4907 Camp Bowie • Open 11 -2 am • 73i a guy to do? maybe they aren't known as the expires 12 31-93 HAMBURGERS c ] Well. I'm in a bit of a tight spot. I cleanest bunch of young men in the don't want to offend any TCU foot- country. But they sure can play foot- ball players or diehard Frog fans and ball, and that is what Miami is for. CALL US! students, but 1 have so much respect Yes. the Hurricanes are the peren- 924-0000 for the Texas A&M athletic program nial football powerhouse in the coun- EXCLUSIVE T.C.U. CAMPUS SPECIALS that il would break my heart to go try. But they are oh. so much more as against them. Well, my love of our well. 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team Oh, don't get me wrong. I vowed to never to pick them to win By THOMAS MANNING blackboard were these words: "I can remember that being the will have to be at its best in order to know where 1 come from, and I love in this column. But now, I am a new TCU Daly Skiff "Sign up for what you want to swim biggest win of my career," reclaim victory from the Aggies. my heritage and my roots, but noth- person. I am kind, gentle and sensi- against TCU," Sybesma said Sybesma said. "Later that year our "Both our men's and women's ing is as important as Notre Dame. tive. So what's the call? The TCU men's and women's "They proceeded to get first, sec- men's team beat A&M and finished teams finished a respectable fourth diving teams will have a dual meet ond, third and fourth in the first third in the SWC; our highest team 44-28 Irish. I simply cannot pick the Cowboys at the SWC meet last year," he said. with Texas A&M at 7 p.m. today in event, the 400 medley relay, and we finish ever. I have never seen IX Minnesota at Iowa: Finally, as I to win, even against a struggling "It will be a real battle for third for the Rickel Center Pool. had our four best guys on that guys so proud of what their team mentioned earlier. I have seen the team like the Falcons. Every man is TCU has established a rivalry relay." had accomplished that season. That both men's and women's teams in light regarding former TCU head a sinner, no matter how much he with the Aggies in recent years, as After that initial defeat, is what coaching is all about. See- the SWC race this year between coach and current Minnesota front- repents. My one sin in life will be that the two teams started off on oppo- Sybesma's Frogs didn't come close ing people attain goals, and the Texas A&M and TCU. We all man Jim Wacker. Wacker is, to not I hate the Cowboys. But now I am site ends of the spectrum and have to beating the Aggies for another 10 team pride that they had accom- know that we have a realistic, chal- mince words, wonderful. 1 comfortable with that. After looking reeeeeaaallllyyy wish he were back now reached the same level. years. plished something that had never lenging team goal to work for." into my inner soul, I see the nature of TCU suffered through a long Sybesma felt that one of the been done at TCU before." at TCU. Hey, we don't need Pat Sul- my dislike for Dallas. It is simply a winless drought against the Aggie things holding the Frogs back from Two years later, in 1991, the livan and what he is building at TCU: facade. 1 really love the Cowboys and swim team, losing every year to beating the Aggies was their lack of Frogs beat the Aggies again, this In other TCU swimming news, a solid program, disciplined football their fans. I am just too insecure to Texas A&M from 1966 to 1989 scholarships. During the drought, time by a huge 121-101 margin. men's swimmer Walter Soza will players, a winning attitude and a admit that a Yankee like myself can Although TCU head coach Texas A&M had almost twice as Last year, the Aggies took con- represent his native country of team that will contend for the SWC be so in love with something so Richard Sybesma has only been manv scholarship swimmers as trol of the series once again. They Nicaragua in the Central American title sooner than you think. What we Southern. So I have put up a wall in need is Jim Wacker. Wacker is excit- with the team since 1979, he has felt TCU. beat the Frogs badly in College Sta- and Caribbean Sports Games on my inner self that causes me to bash ing. Wacker is animated. Wacker is the anguish of the Frogs winless TCU's luck changed against tion, 92-151. and rip Dallas. But I'm learning to November 20-26 in San Juan. what TCU needs. Hey, let's all sign a streak against A&M during his Texas A&M in 1989. The Frogs But the Frogs have been on a roll deal with my insecurity, and maybe Puerto Rico. This meet is a require- petition to bring ol' Jim back to Fort tenure. competed in another dual meet with early in the new season. They fin- before the semester is over I will be ment for Soza to be eligible to com- Worth. You'll sign, won't you? (1 "It started in 1980 in my second the Aggies, the event came down to ished strong in the SWC relays, and in touch with my own feelings pete for Nicaragua in the World know you will. Matt Pickelman.) year at TCU when our team went to the last relay. The Frogs pulled out the teams defeated Arkansas and enough to pick the Cowboys to win. Championships next summer and Anyway. Wacker will lead his College Station to swim the Aggies, a win. their first against the Aggies won the Hendrix Classic last week. But. until then. nope. 48-10 Atlanta. and upon entering the pool on the in oven three decades. Sybesma knows that his team the 1996 Olympic Games. mighty Golden Bears into battle again this week, facing another Big- Forgive me, please. 10 opponent in Iowa. The result: 48- 17 Iowa. Hey. you can't expect a guy I hope you all enjoyed the new and to change his views entirely in one improved Prog. I know that writing it Kosar ready to start against Falcons week, can you? has given me a certain sense of joy I can't talk about this any more. I and peace. And please, folks, come am getting all teary-eyed thinking out and support our boys this week- ByDENNEH FREEMAN Atlanta media. With Troy Aikman still bothered title again, earning a return trip to the about Jim so many miles away. I just end against Texas A&M. And wear Associated Press Kosar said he studied the Dallas by a pulled hamstring, coach Jimmy Super Bow 1, which is to be in Atlanta offensive system from 6:30 a.m. until Johnson said he expected Kosar to be next Jan. 30. wish he was here so much it hurts. IT all the purple you have. GO FROGS! ATLANTA Bernie Kosar after midnight before last week's his starter in the Georgia Dome when "The Cowboys are, I believe just HURTS! wasn't counting on taking a crash game with the Cardinals in which he the Cowboys (7-2) seek their eighth watching them on film, the best team PROS: This week's Prog was written by course in a new offense halfway passed for 199 yards and one touch- \ictory in a row. in the NFL right now," Falcons quar- Dallas at Atlanta: Thomas Manning a guy who hon- through the season. down. "He ran a lot of plays in the ball- terback Bobby Hebert said. "They Oh, I'm sure you are all anxiously estly cares about each and every one Hut's exactly what he had to do "I really didn't want to go out game that he had never practiced." are playing well in all phases. We'll awaiting this one. In recent weeks, I of you who reads this column. Thank after being waived by the Cleveland there and have such a basic game Johnson said. "I think it's just a com- have to probably play our best game have picked on, bashed and ripped you, from the bottom of my heart. I Browns midway through his ninth plan that 1 let the other 10 guys and pliment to his ability to be able to do to even have a chance to win." "America's Team." I have also love you. season. me down." Kosar said. it. not only mentally, but being able Atlanta's defense, coming off a Me landed in Dallas 10 da\x ago. "There's some really great play- to adjust to it physically." 13-0 shutout of the Los Angeles the best teams win the games, not Studied coach Jimmy Johnson's ers on this team, certainly on this Johnson said that although he Rams, faces a formidable task in try- teams with the best talent. If we exe- cute our game plan to perfection, playbook enough to help the C'ow- offense, and I didn't want to take expects Kosar to start against the Fal- ing to slow down Emmitt Smith, who Win/ from page 6 boyi beat Phoenix 20-1 5 last Sunday them out of their game because the cons (3-61. "There is an outside shoi missed the first two games in a con- then we have a chance to beat and now, with more cram sessions quarterback didn't understand the that Troy might play some." tract dispute. A&M." under his belt, gets his lirsl Dallas plays or didn't understand the reads, The game could be the first of two "He makes people miss tackles ... defense. But Sullivan said he and the A big difference in TCU's chances start against the Atlanta Falcons on so I kind of put a lot of pressure on appearances in the Georgia Dome plus he runs through contact," Fal- Frogs aren't going to concede any- of an upset will be turnovers. If the Sunday myself to get a good feel for the this season for the defending Super cons coach Jerry Glanville said of thing to the Aggies. Frogs can force the Aggies into some "I still goi a lot to learn," Kosar majorit) of the plays that the coaches Bowl champion Cowboys. Smith. "He's a real good football "That's why you play the games turnovers and take advantage of it, said during a conference call with the wanted mc to use in the game plan." Dallas is favored to win the NFC player.'' on Saturday." he said. "People with then they have a chance at the upset.

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