Legendary Lights Serving Texas Tech's Christmas tradition returns for an- Texas Tech other season. Read about what to expect at this University year's Carol of Lights. since 1925 see page 4 SOUTFIWECT t,L.:LLECItiON T'r'h i/iVerSitY Tuesday 721.09 Teachin' November 26, 1996 Techsans For 26 years, political science 45 High Volume 71 professor Neale Pearson has taught Texas Tech students the finer points Issue 66 of political systems. 27 Low see page 3 NCAA plans to appeal Tech injunction by April Castro/UD After being ineli- Jones received the permanent in- progress toward his major, but asserts ruling to the NCAA failed before Jones' case is the first satisfactory NCAA officials announced they gible for the first six junction against the NCAA Nov. 12, that after the spring 1996 semester he Jones took personal legal action progress case to end up in a courtroom plan to appeal an injunction against the games of the season, which allowed him to play in was advised inaccurately by a coun- against the school and the NCAA.The in the state of Texas. NCAA and Texas Tech allowing Tech Jones hired personal Saturday's game against the Univer- selor in the athletic department's aca- injunction restrained both organiza- One more season game and a pos- offensive guard Casey Jones to play legal assistance and sity of Oklahoma. demic services, who told him he did tions from not allowing the senior of- sible Big 12 championship game, to in the remaining Tech football games. received a tempo- The injunction opens the door for not need to take summer school. fensive guard from Shepherd to play. be determined by Friday's game be- "We feel we have a responsibility Jones rary restraining or- other student athletes to become ex- However, the day before Tech's "Casey was not treated any differ- tween UT and A&M, will be the only to uphold the rules that our members der against the university and the empt from the rules, Reith said. first football game of the season ently than any other student," said remaining games for Jones if the in- have voted on," said Kathryn Reith, NCAA's restrictions, allowing him to Jones' attorneys claim the univer- against Kansas State, Jones was told Tech Legal Counsel Pat Campbell. junction remains. NCAA director of public information. play in Tech's games against Texas sity is at fault for his ineligibility M- he was ineligible to play because he "Casey could have been more thor- NCAA attorney Wayne Sturdavant "We are basically appealing a legal A&M, the University of Nebraska and ing in August. Jones was ruled ineli- failed to take any summer school ough, and the school could have been said the final decision could take much decision to void our rules." the University of Texas-Austin. gible for failing to prove satisfactory courses. Three attempts to appeal the more thorough." longer than that. SA chooses students for arena committee by Ginger Pope/UD Once a student is on the committee, they The Texas Tech Student Association ap- are there unless they resign, he said. If stu- proved last week a list of students to serve on dents should graduate while on the commit- the new United Spirit Arena student advisory tee, they will be replaced through the same board. selection process. The arena referendum passed Oct. 2 with No committee meetings are scheduled, but 83 percent of the students in favor of allocat- Wayne hopes to meet with the committee at ing $3 per credit hour per semester of the gen- the beginning of the spring semester. eral use fee to fund the arena's construction. "I've already met with Gerald Myers, and Less than one-fifth of I have a few goals in the student body voted. mind for the commit- Students were told tee," Wayne said. before the election that All colleges Gerald Myers, Tech they would have input in interim athletic director, what events are planned and major stu- said no one has outlined in the arena through a dent groups will any specific details con- student advisory board. cerning the student ad- Geoff Wayne, Stu- be represented. visory board. dent Association presi- "We still need to dis- dent and a senior ac- cuss the timetable for counting major from the advisory board," Lubbock, said there are Geoff Wayne, Student Myers said. "We'll be- 24 members of the ad- Association president gin meeting before the visory board, and they construction of the arena represent all graduates begins, but we need to and undergraduates in all the colleges. work out the details:' "All colleges and major student groups will Students will work with the Tech athletic be represented," Wayne said. "I tried to make department to decide what functions will oc- sure everyone had a chance to apply." cur in the arena, he said. Wes Underwood/11D Wayne chose freshmen, sophomores, jun- Although the athletic department and the Holiday danger: Texas Tech students should be careful traveling expect a 20 percent chance of snow. The National Weather Service iors and seniors from the more than 200 stu- advisory board will make most of the deci- home for Thanksgiving break. Students leaving Lubbock today can announced a 30 percent chance of snow for Wednesday. dents who applied or who were nominated by sions, Tech administration and the Board of student senators. See Committee, page 3

APEC summit ends with trade accord Sand crews hit streets to battle SUBIC BAY, Philippines members also would have the tariffs in the entire world, what West relations and an occasion (AP) — The APEC summit power to delay removing the that would mean to America and for symbolism: Subic, once the ended Monday with an informa- trade barriers. for exports in higher-paying biggest U.S. military base in hazardous winter travel routes tion technology accord among President Clinton called the jobs," Clinton said before flying Asia, is now an engine of the DALLAS (AP) — Sand crews put it in over- ing, 2,100 customers in Fort Worth and 500 in Pacific Rim trade partners and agreement "a big deal" and a on to Bangkok, Thailand. blossoming Philippine economy. drive and hit the streets Monday after wintry Dallas were still without power, TU Electric some fence-mending between boost for jobs in the U.S. com- Hours earlier, the 18 APEC The accord calls for "the con- precipitation fell across parts of the state, mak- officials said. China and the United States. puter, semiconductor, software leaders donned flowing cream- clusion of an information tech- ing for a slippery and sometimes hazardous About a half-dozen school districts closed The pact calls for cutting tar- and telecommunications indus- colored Filipino shirts and for- nology agreement" by the WTO commute for motorists. Monday. Fort Worth and several other districts iffs on computers and other tries. Exports by those U.S. firms mally approved the pact against that would "substantially elimi- North Texas law enforcers reported dozens delayed the start of classes because of slippery high-tech equipment by 2000 total $100 billion a year. Japan the backdrop of sea and palm nate tariffs by the year 2000." of accidents on area freeways Monday, par- driving conditions. but still has to go before the and South Korea, big high-tech fronds in Subic Bay west of But it also recognized "the ticularly because of icy bridges and over- "We got lucky on this one," said LuAnn World Trade Organization next exporters, also favored the pact. Manila. The summit has become need for flexibility" in the WTO passes. Anderson, Dallas' director of street, sanitation month for fine-tuning. Poorer "Imagine if we went to zero the annual high point of East- negotiations in Singapore. "We're still sanding right now," said Joe and code enforcement services. "It didn't hit Maceiras, director of public works in Mineral Dallas as hard as we thought it might, certainly Wells, where approximately 2 inches of sleet not as hard as it hit towns to the north and west Welfare law means benefit cuts for immigrants coated area roadways. of us." WASHINGTON (AP) — any three-year period. like Gonzalez who have disputed the new rules will kick in three Crews dumped roughly 80 tons of sanding At one point Sunday, forecasters had pre- Cuban exile Rolando Gonzalez "If I don't have food stamps, injuries, and especially the months from now. rock on Mineral Wells streets to help motor- dicted between 2 to 4 inches of sleet and snow may be among the first to feel I don't know what I am going to nation's 1.6 migrant and sea- Legal immigrants like ists weather the season's first major winter for the Dallas area. the sting of sweeping changes in do," said sonal agricul- Gonzalez could face further cuts storm. About 70 miles north, a 500-foot commu- the nation's new welfare law. Gonzalez, who tural workers, in the future, since under the new "All the roads are passable as long as you're nications tower in Denison collapsed because Gonzalez, 41, who fled Fidel is appealing will he hit law they eventually could lose careful while you're driving," Maceiras said. of ice and winds, Bill Harrison, an executive Freezing rain and snow were being blamed with Lake Broadcasting, said. Castro's Cuba in 1968, was an Texas' ruling ...I don't hard. their right to both food stamps auto body repairman in Edinburg that he is Their diffi- and Supplemental Security In- for at least four traffic fatalities in the Hill In Fort Worth, street crews monitored until back and neck injuries from physically fit know what culties are in come cash payments. Country since Sunday, according to the Texas weather reports and hoped their overtime shifts a 1992 car accident prevented Department of Public Safety. would end before Thanksgiving. to work. particularly President Clinton has said he him from working. Since then, The new I'm going to sharp focus wants to change that portion of Drenching rain also contributed to a traffic "If we do have to work, it wouldn't be the Gonzalez has relied on food rule springs now because, the law, but it is unclear if Re- accident Sunday afternoon near downtown first time," said Joey Howery, an acting field stamps while undergoing physi- from one of the do. unlike other publican-controlled Congress Dallas that killed twin brothers. operations supervisor. "It's kind of hard to be cal rehabilitation. welfare law's aspects of the will agree. Cold weather is being blamed for the death away from your family, but when duty calls. of a 47-year-old homeless man in Dallas found you've got to go." Under the new welfare law, central aims: to Rolando Gonzalez, new law to be Migrant farm workers usually Gonzalez and thousands of oth- get people into Cuban exile phased in over cobble together a livelihood by outdoors Monday, said Richard George, a field Meteorologist Skip Ely of the National ers between the ages of 18 and meaningful time, the food following harvests all year long, agent with the Dallas County medical Weather Service said North Texans should be 50 who do not have children and work and to stamp restric- chasing the growing season from examiner's office. in for a cool but dry Turkey Day. That should are deemed able-bodied, will limit their access to public assis- tions will take effect soon. the bottom of one state to the top Freezing precipitation caused several thou- make for good weather for the Dallas Cow- soon be restricted to three tance. States had to notify recipients of another. When the harvest sand power outages in Fort Worth and Dallas, boys when they face the rival Washington months of food stamps during Advocates contend that those of the cutbacks by last week, and ends, so do the paychecks. utility companies said. As of Monday morn- Redskins at Texas Stadium.

2 The University Daily Viewpoints Tuesday, November 26, 1996 Their View ffilaa Opposite side of winPr" annual holiday

ORIN Pliant 431 • 111111tOnii;!?:. ; ;1116111 should be seen al! Thanksgiving is just two days away, so I guess that means that I bet- ter write a column about the holiday. To me, Thanksgiving is rather inter- esting. Families travel hundreds of miles to eat loads of turkey and dressing and yams and pumpkin pie, then watch Brooks Boyett/columnist some football and go home shortly thereafter. It seems to me that we have forgotten the true meaning of Thanksgiving. In case you didn't know, we hold such a holiday in order spend time with family in order to give thanks for all that we have, just as the Pilgrims sat down with the Indians and gave thanks for their bounty. Of course, the Pil- grims later killed all the Indians, but that's beside the point. The point is, this is the time of year to give thanks. Sitcom families know this. Each year during their Thanksgiving Day specials, sitcom families sit down at their tables (all on the same side of the tables, mind you) and, one by one, they say what they are thankful for. And then Urkel accidentally blows up the turkey and we all laugh and laugh at that crazy guy. My family doesn't do that. We just sit down and eat. I try to eat as much as I can as fast as I can so I won't miss a single moment of the Cowboys game. I'm sure your family does the same thing. Even though we have a whole lot to be thankful for, like family, friends, Readers Ask indicate a specific medication for your some remote chance that should oc- freedom, Ross Perot not even coming close being elected president, we don't problem. You need to talk to a mental cur, it is treated with a topical cream even express it, even when there's a holiday set aside just for that fact. We just health professional (we have them for about 10 days and that's that. take it for granted. Readers Ask is a column printed longed bleeding, altered blood sugar right here on campus in more than one I bet if we changed it to No Thanksgiving Day, we could find a lot to not be in The University Daily every other level and increased infection risk. Any place) or your primary care profes- Question: Why is it that when I thankful for. I know I can. Wednesday to answer students' doctor that you interact with needs to sional to evaluate whether medication start feeling like I'm going to get sick, For instance, I'm not thankful for that country duo of Brooks and Dunn. questions about health issues. Drop know what medications you are cur- or psychotherapy or both are indicated I can go home and sleep awhile and Because of those guys, people think that it's really funny to say, "Hey Brooks, boxes are set up in the University rently taking and any pre-existing for your particular situation, and wake up feeling fine? It's like I can where's Dunn? Ha, Ha , Ha!" Center, West Hall and the Student medical conditions you have. This also please don't blow off how you feel. "sleep off" what's trying to get me. Is In reality, this is not funny at all. In fact, It is about the dumbest thing Recreation Center. Not all questions includes any over-the-counter medi- that possible? anyone can possibly say to me. I usually give the clever interrogator a good are answered, but most topics are cations you are taking. Question: My girlfriend has a con- Answer: Actually, the possibility kick in the shin to shut him or her up. discussed. All questions are an- stant vaginal infection. Can I catch this exists in some instances. The same It's bad enough that when I was a little kid I had to put up with the (in a sing swered by Jo Henderson, student Question: I've been feeling de- infection (yeast) during our regular thing happens to me. Though no de- song voice) "Hey, Brooke Shields" jokes. health education coordinator. pressed lately and want some medi- sexual intercourse or during oral sex? finitive link has been established be- Even for little kids, this joke isn't even funny or clever. cine to make me feel better. What do Answer: I will go with your de- tween sleep and immunity it is be- " As I grew older, this joke slowly died out. By eighth or ninth grade, I Question: I heard that if you are you recommend I ask my doctor for? scription of her. symptoms (yeast in- lieved that sleep seems to activate our thought I was finally finished with that little name game. But then Brooks and on steroids you should tell your'den- Answer: Although some forms of fection) and assume that she has seen immune system. If you think about it, Dunn arrived on the music scene, and it started all over again. tist before he works on your teeth. depression may require medication to a health care provider who has diag- when we feel really bad (like with the I hate those guys. Why? treat, according to American Health nosed this as her problem. I say this flu) we usually sleep a lot and by do- I said all of that to prove a point. Answer: Many of us are taking Magazine there is a good deal of re- because if she has not received medi- ing so we heal over a period of time. You see, I spent a large portion of this one column talking about just one medications or are being treated for search going on now that indicates the cal care, the assumption that this is a Laboratory experiments on rats have little thing that I'm not thankful for. illnesses that can cause complications successful effectiveness of talk yeast infection may be bogus. If she proven that long-term sleep depriva- If each one of us could list all the things that we're not thankful for, we during dental procedures. If the den- therapy (psychotherapy). In talk does have constant yeast infections, tion can cause fatal blood infections. could spend hours upon hours with our families not giving thanks. The holi- tist is working on you and decides to therapy, patients are assisted with de- you need not worry. According to the Even though I can't quote you chap- day would have to be expanded to include several days of celebration, kind of use an anesthetic he or she needs to veloping strategies that help counter- Center for Disease Control, treatment ter and verse that proves sleep will like Hanukkah. Then, maybe then, we could spend some quality time with our know what medications you are on act negative thinking and behavior. To for male partners of females with yeast cure the bugs that pursue us, I don't families. and if you have any chronic illness be- determine your needs for dealing with infections is not recommended. It is think it hurts to get a good night's sleep Just like the Pilgrims. cause those can cause adverse effects your depression, I would be playing very, very difficult for a male to get and to take a nap if you are beginning Brooks Boyett is a junior advertising major from Amarillo. such as blood pressure changes, pro- fast and loose with medical advice to "penile dermatitis or balanitis." If by to feel puny. State View

The Dallas Morning News on teen shouldn't be drinking at all, let alone third. offense. remains on the table, and with it the drinking: be behind the wheel after having a few —A three-step driver's license sys- fates of millions of potential innocent Last year, the United States Con- brews. tem, where drivers would be delayed civilians who could become the next gress mandated that each state pass Fortunately, the state Senate In- six months before graduating to the victims in the next slaughter that has "zero tolerance" laws for youths un- terim Committee on Juvenile Driving next license level if they have an al- become an all-too-familiar occurrence der the age of 21 who drink and drive. While Intoxicated Laws is recom- cohol-related offense. in the post-Cold War era. States that didn't crack down on un- mending that Texas join the majority The state Legislature should give Under the Canadian plan, as many derage drinking risked losing federal of other states and adopt a zero-toler- thoughtful consideration to the omni- as 50,000 troops and civilians from highway funds. As a result, 37 states ance law. It's not surprising the com- bus bill that will incorporate the U.N. member countries would be as- and the District of Columbia have re- mittee reached that conclusion. The committee's recommendations. This is signed to the force. They would be duced the allowable blood alcohol state is staring at the possible loss of not just about saving millions in fed- based at home but follow common content for minors to 0.02 percent or $38 million in federal highway funds eral highway moolah. It's about sav- training procedures. • lower. in fiscal year 1998, and more than ing the lives of teenagers by discour- Should the Security Council iden- Sadly, Texas is not one of those twice that amount for fiscal '99. aging their use of alcohol. tify a potential trouble spot, elements states. Sadder still, our state leads the But the committee, headed by Dal- of the force would go on alert. nation in the number of alcohol-related las Sen. Royce West, also is recom- Fort Worth Star-Telegram on After a U.N. vote to intervene, the traffic fatalities involving youths. The mending other measures that are likely Canada's proposal for U.N. peace- units could be sent quickly as a lightly most recent figures show 358 young to deter underage drinking. They in- keeping: armed, coordinated strike force — Interested in campus issues Texans died in car crashes where al- clude: More than a year ago, Canada pro- supported by air power— to interrupt cohol was a factor. — Tougher driver's license suspen- posed a praiseworthy departure from hostilities and secure a cease-fire un- and events? Write a letter By law, the minimum drinking age sions from 120 days for first offense the United Nations' customary timid- til the establishment of diplomatic in this state is 21. Yet current state law to 180 days for a third offense. ity in conducting peacekeeping mis- negotiations. to the editor or, better yet, allows minors to drink and drive until — Stiffer criminal penalties that sions: creation of a standing, rapid re- Anticipating and attempting to pre- their blood alcohol content reaches include mandatory community service action force to blunt emerging, poten- vent outbreaks of massive violence e-mail The UD at 0.07 percent. Sure, that is stricter than and alcohol awareness courses and tially explosive conflicts before they would alter the reactive policies fol- the 0.10 percent for adults. But if the fines. Some jail time would be as- escalate into widespread carnage. lowed by the United Nations for half IlieUniversityDallyitnueedu. minimum drinking age is 21, minors sessed for 17-to 20-year-olds for a Regrettably, the Canadian proposal a century.

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a. Tuesday, November 26, 1996 News The University Daily 3 Tech professor studies voter habits Tech briefly Neale Fearson travels world, examines different cultures' political structures Tech students win tax challenge by Tonal Rodgers/UD 1964-65 dissertation research and re- Texas Tech political science profes- ceived teaching and research assistant- A team of Texas Tech graduate students won first place in the Fifth sor Neale Pearson's work with voting ships from the University of Florida. Annual Arthur Anderson Tax Challenge national competition Saturday habits has helped him enhance his stu- Pearson was a political analyst on in St. Charles, Ill. The tax challenge team, which consisted of four gradu- dents' knowledge and interest in the Communist and Nationalist China for ate accounting students, is the first Tech team to win the national title. field of political the Bureau of In- Team members Kristen Becker of Flower Mound, Scott Davis of science. telligence and Manchester, NH, Robin Goble of Lubbock and Anthony Fidaleo of By working in Research from Burkburnett were under the advisement of Robert Rickets, Tech profes- more than 10 for- ...he has 1957 to 1960. sor of accounting and taxation. eign countries, Pearson The team competed in the Southwest Regional competition Oct. 19 Pearson has ac- such a good worked as a re- in Austin and was one of three chosen to advance. During the regional quired a unique search analyst in competition, the teams are given a taxation situation in which they must appeal and alter- heart and is the Disarma- give a list of recommendations. The teams suggestions are then com- native way of ment Adminis- pared, and the top teams are chosen to win. looking at politics such a caring tration in Wash- The student teams are required to examine a tax case, formulate a and voting habits ington, D.C., five projection of tax liability for a hypothetical taxpayer and identify plan- of people around person. years upon be- ning opportunities. the world. Most coming an assis- As a result of their national winning, Tech's team received a $20,000 recently, he has Roger Schaefer, Tech tant professor at scholarship, which will be used for the accounting program in the Col- worked with ana- Miami Univer- lege of Business Administration. Tech is one of only two schools in the political science professor '/ lyzing voting sity in Oxford, • country since 1992 to have teams advance to the national finals five habits locally, Ohio. Wes Underwood/UD years in a row. statewide and nationally. Pearson came to Tech as an assis- Voter turnout: Texas Tech political science professor Neale Pearson To compete on the team, students must be in the process of earning Pearson earned a bachelor of arts tant professor in 1969, became an as- examines a map of Lubbock's voter precincts. Pearson has taught at Tech for their master's degree and be in good academic standing in their classes. degree in history from Maryville Col- sociate professor in 1974 and has been 26 years and has traveled all over the world researching voter habits. lege in Maryville, Tenn., and went on a professor since 1983. to earn a master's degree in foreign By gathering poll returns from the of Pearson's for 21 years. outstanding faculty and staff members Meat judging team top in nation service from Georgetown University. county courthouse and studying elec- "The one thing that sticks out is that by Tech's journalism fraternity, Sigma Texas Tech's meat judging team claimed its third national champi- He earned his doctorate in politi- tion results reported in newspapers, he has such a good heart and is such a Delta Chi, in 1971 and received the onship in seven years at the National Intercollegiate Meat Judging Con- cal science from the University of Pearson takes information from early caring person," Schaefer said. best teacher award from Pi Sigma Al- test Sunday in Dakota City, Neb. Florida in Gainesville, where his con- voting and the final polls to study vot- Schaefer said he admires Pearson's pha, a political science honorary soci- "This took a big load off and is the most significant victory in the centration was in Latin American area ing patterns and reasons for fluctua- efforts to work closely with ety, in 1976 and 1981. history of anything we've done:' said Mark Miller, associate professor studies, American government and tions in results in particular precincts. undergrads, "showing them what real Joey Giaritelli, a junior political of animal science and head of the meat judging program. "It is like a public administration. One of Pearson's favorite elections life is?' science major from Arlington, said dream come true:' Pearson has done field research was the race for a Texas Senate seat in Pearson has been known to take that as a teacher, Pearson not only The importance of winning the national championship is that Tech throughout Latin America and Spain. a 1978 District 28 run-off race. students to various organizations gives the information, but has a story retired the national championship cup before Kansas State, Miller said. "My primary interest has been in Pearson said Texas Tech faculty inter- around town to teach them about dif- and experience to go with it. The cup is retired when one team wins the same contest three times Latin American politics in Honduras viewed various candidates, and found ferent working styles and attitudes, "He's a tremendous resource." before any other team. and Nicaragua and the changes in vot- that one candidate supported the Schaefer said. Giaritelli said. "He's a helpful, caring Tech won the national championship in 1989 and 1991, and Kansas ing behavior over time:' Pearson said. faculty's goals more than any other. "He's really a good colleague to individual who takes an interest in State won it in 1990 and 1992. Pearson was awarded a National Tech political science professor draw upon for support," Schaefer said. what he does. He has a genuine desire "We won the contest because our team was deeper than any other Defense-Fulbright Fellowship for his Roger Schaefer has been a colleague Pearson was selected as one of 15 in showing that with students:' team," he said. "The strength of the team is only as good as the sum of its parts." Tech has won 22 contests since 1990, while its closest competitor Texas cities in Money magazine's top 10 Texas A&M has won eight, he said. Committee Tech's team placed first overall as well as placing in the top three in continued from page 1 NEW YORK (AP) —The size of a able on newsstands Dec. 2. Another cent; aggravated assault, 50 percent; several individual categories. Regents ultimately decide what police force doesn't correspond to the Dallas suburb, Irving, ranked in the top rape, 48.5 percent; and murder, 40 Members of the 1996 national championship meat judging team are: events will occur in the arena, safety of the city, says a Money maga- 25 for safety. percent. Clint Alexander, Chad Brown, Kinann Campbell, Kati Christensen, Jess Myers said. zine survey that ranked Amherst, N.Y., The 10 most dangerous cities were: The magazine then asked Morgan Davis, Hunter Graham, Cody Leech, Amber Lehmann, Julie McCain, Everything has to fall within as the nation's safest city and New- Newark; Atlanta; St. Louis; New Or- Quitno, a research firm based in Mysti Ripkowski, Pam Scott, Jimmy Spivey and Tim Tatsch. Tech guidelines, he said. ark, N.J., the most dangerous. leans; Detroit; Baltimore; Miami; Lawrence, Kan., that specializes in "I think the students will have The Dallas suburbs of Plano and Washington; Flint, Mich.; and Bir- crime statistics, to identify the safest an influence on what events oc- Mesquite were among 10 cities mingham, Ala. and most dangerous cities in the cur," Myers said. deemed safest nationwide, while Dal- A nationwide telephone poll of 501 United States by adjusting the FBI's ,. "This is the only set-up I las itself just missed ranking in the 25 people, conducted in October for 1995 crime statistics to give greater know of on a university campus most dangerous cities. Money magazine by Roper Starch, emphasis to the crimes that the respon- WHY PAY DEPARTMENT STORE PRICES!?! anywhere." The 10 safest cities, in descending found the issue that respondents feared dents considered most threatening. 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The Web by KrIsti Rieken/IM university's best traditions:' said and click, but not stuff and baste, site has already had 1.7 million hits, Texas Tech students, faculty and Christopher Campise, indoor chair- are flocking to a new Thanksgiv- or visits. administration, along with members of man of the Carol of Lights and a se- ing advice Web site to talk turkey. Visitors to the site can read "The the community, will have a chance to nior restaurant, hotel and institutional Cyberspace cuisine tips are the Ten Steps to a Picture-Perfect Tur- welcome the upcoming holiday sea- management major from Kingwood. logical extension for turkey pro- key" and a surprisingly useful son with the annual Carol of Lights Since the beginning of the holiday ducer Butterball, which since 1981 primer on "Carving Like the Pros," Dec. 3. tradition, the RHA has been in charge has offered a toll-free phone num- complete with pictures that make The ceremony, with the theme of the Carol of Lights, Campise said. ber that gives tips on how to pre- it seem possible to end up with "Shining Raider Spirit," will begin at "We coordinate all the events and pare Thanksgiving feasts. lovely slices instead of the all-too- 9 p.m. with a concert by Tech's Uni- activities from August until now:' The telephone line took its 2 common pile of turkey shreds. versity Choir, University Singers and Campise said. "Outside of athletics it Trombone Choir. is one of the university's biggest pub- The Saddle Tramps Torch Light lic affairs events that takes place?' ' Processional will start at the Tech Seal Prior to the Carol of Lights, people at the Broadway entrance to the cam- can attend the city of Lubbock's Lights pus. on Broadway Parade, which begins at TUESDAY NOVEMBER 26 The procession will travel around 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3. The parade will be- STAT KTXT KCBD KLBK KUPT KAMC KJTV Memorial Circle where 2,000 luminar- Patrick Buiteol/Studont Publications gin downtown at Norwest Bank, 1501 CHAN 0 hD El ID El ED ies will be placed by the Alpha Phi Deck the halls: Texas Tech student groups join in the Christmas festivities Broadway, and travel down Broadway AFFIL PBS NBC CBS UP N ABC FOX Omega fraternity and the Chi Rho at the 1995 Carol of Lights ceremony in the engineering key. toward Tech, ending at the Jones Sta- CITY Lubbock Lubbock Lubbock Lubbock Lubbock Lubbock Catholic fraternity on the night of the dium parking lot. '00 Bloomberg Today Show This Morning BrunolKid Good Quack Pack 7 :30 Body Elec. Mask Morning Bobby World ceremony. Christmas season at Tech. ber of the Tech Board of Regents, do- This year is the fifth year for Lights 00 Sesame - Space Monkey America Peter Pan Prior to turning on the lights, Lub- Outdoor chairman for the Carol of nated 5,000 lights to the university and on Broadway, which is organized by 8 :30 Street " Paid Program - Aladdin bock resident William Hartwell will Lights, Ryan Klemer, a sophomore called the event the "All Christmas Broadway Festivals Inc. :oo Shining Time Sally Jassy Rolonda K. Copeland Regis & FOX After 9 :30 Barney Raphael Brady Bunch Kathie Lee Breakfast sing "0 Holy Night" and Tech choir music major from Canyon, said the Scene." "It began originally to help revital- 4 n 00 Lambchop Lena Price Is Paid Program Caryl & Rosie director Kenneth Davis will lead the celebration acts as bridge between stu- The modern Carol of Lights began ize downtown Lubbock," said Phyllis I U :30 Mr. Rogers Right L.& Shirley Marilyn O'Donnell 4 4 00 Arthur Real Life Young and Beverly All My Matlock audience in "Silent Night." The lights dents and the Lubbock community. in 1961. At that time there were more Jones, interim executive director for I I :30 Magic Bus Restless Hills 90210 Children will be turned on as the Tech Trom- "It's a nice thing for the whole com- than 16,000 lights on eight buildings Broadway Festivals Inc. "They came in :00 Grilling News News Jenny Jones News Dr. Ouinn IZ:30 Motorweek Days of Our Beautiful City bone Choir plays a fanfare. munity to come together at Christmas on campus. up with the Fourth on Broadway idea, 4 00 Painting Lives As the Maureen One Life to Baywatch Thirteen buildings around Memo- time," Klemer said. "It gets the stu- The Tech campus has celebrated and then the Lights on Broadway came I :30 Barney Another World Turns O'Boyle Live rial Circle, the engineering key and the dents involved in a tradition that is the ceremony every year since then, next. It is just a way to bring people :00 Creatures World Guiding Gordon General Blossom 2 :30 Magic Bus bare Light Elliott Hospital Batman Broadway entrance will be illuminated important to the university and very with the exception of 1972 when Tech downtown." n 00 Arthur little House Maury Povich Dinosaurs Ricki Lake Spidemian with more than 20,000 colored lights, visible to the public:' employed an energy conservation plan The majority of the buildings lin- a :30 Wishbone Stepatep Beetleborgs 00 Carmen Oprah Seinfeld Cosby Monte! Power Ranger according to information provided by The Carol of Lights evolved from during the national energy crisis. Stu- ing Broadway will be decorated, along 4 :30 Bill Nye Winfrey Jeopardy Dating Game Williams Step/Step the Tech Residence Hall Association. a gathering in 1958 when a small dents still celebrated the season by with several of the larger buildings '00 Read Rainbow News News Newlywed FreshPrince Mr. Cooper 5 :30 Business NBC News CBS News LA PO ABC News Wonder Yrs. After the lights are turned on, there group of students led by Tech music meeting at Memorial Circle to sing downtown. 00 Newshour News News Hwy. Patrol News Simpsons will be more singing, along with the professor Gene Hemmle and former Christmas carols. The Carol of Lights After the parade, Lubbock's Com- 6 :30 - In/Edition WfFonune Cops MadlYou Home Imp. :00 NOVA MadlYou Promised Moesha Roseanne FOX Movie ringing of the victory bells by the Tech Tech women's residence hall coordi- is sponsored by the Tech Residence mittee of Churches will sponsor choirs 7'30 - So Right Land Horneboys Life's Work "Cliffhang- High Riders. nator Dorthy Garner met in Memorial Hall Association. singing in the area between Univer- :00 Frontline Frasier CBS Burning Zone Home Impr. er" This year marks the 38th year that Circle to sing Christmas carols. "I am glad we (the RHA) coordi- sity Avenue and Avenue X from 8:30 8:30 - Caroline IVIniseries Spin City " 00 Dateline "In Cold Deep Space NYPD Blue Dr. Guinn the ceremony has been part of the In 1959 Harold Hinn, then a mem- nate this because it is one of the p.m. until 9:15 p.m. 9 :30 - Blood, Pt Nine :00 Business News News ET. News Home Impr. 10:30 Tonight Show David Hard Copy MASH Cheers 1 1 00 Letterman Real Ty Nightline Coach I I :30 Conan Tom Snyder Access Roseanne Martin Pasadena students display , creativity with cars 00 O'Brien Jenny Jones Geraldo Star Trek 12:30 Later Paid Program ' PASADENA (AP) — On a given But these boys are on a mission. not speed," Martinez said. all the things they want to do with their day, what you'll find in Joe Martinez's As the crew huddles over the top The low-rider tradition, which be- cars." BACK-TO-BACK COMEDY! OACI 2 2 TV'S MOST INTENSE SCI-Fl. class at Pasadena High School is a of a bright purple Oldsmobile in the gan back in the late 1940s, has taken 'It amazes me that they'll take a car couple of boys, their cars and their middle of an attempted refinishing job, hold in the imaginations of many stu- like this, which most people would just dreams. they tease each other in Spanish. dents in his class, he said. He's seen it say 'junk it,' and perhaps it should Chrome wheels and bright purple, What makes these low-riders so evolve into a cultural and social icon have been junked," he said. green and metallic paints blazing, special? Rubin Leal, a student in class, for these young, mostly Hispanic The students collaborate in the Martinez's students huddle over the just shrugs his shoulders. males. projects — colors, stereo system, hy- bumpers of their cars that have, in "He just likes it like that:' a friend Through working on their cars, draulics — which will give the car its some cases, seen better days. says, as the group goes back to work. they have found a way to harness their ultimate personality, he said. Gone are the days when hot-rods creativity and turn it into a way to learn And in the process the boys learn were the most hip cars to cruise Pasa- teamwork, he said. In Martinez's something about their heritage, about dena streets. class, students are encouraged to bring teamwork, and about their own iden- Now, it's hot to be seen in your in special projects. tities, Martinez said. father's Buick or Oldsmobile — with Then, they turn them into exhibits Students often categorized as a killer paint job, added hydraulics and worthy of prizes at their annual fall troublemakers enter his classroom enough chrome to cover five white- automotive show, he said. doors. By the time they graduate bread sedans. "I just get a kick out of watching they're ready to go into a vocational "The emphasis is on appearance — them," Martinez said. "They tell me or college career, he said.

Highlights of Tech's most successful gears of all sports from the dab %The Collective Hispgiv of Red Raider §ports in the Southwest. • • Tech was voted into the Southwest Conference in 1956 to the final Big Dance of the SWC in 1996.

This 176-page book features pictures of a variety of famous Tech athletes and coaches from Donny Anderson, EJ. get your picture taken Holub, Sheryl Swoopes, Gerald Myers, Bubba Jennings, Tyrone Thurman, Carolyn Thompson, Polk Robison, Krista Kirkland to the brilliant careers with of Darvin Ham, Michi Atkins, Jason Sasser, Zach Thomas, Clint Bryant, Mark Brandenburg, Spike Dykes, Larry Ragef gaffea Hays, Marsha Sharp and James Dickey. Dec. 2 through Dec. 4 in the U.C. Courtyard from 11 a.m. 'til 1:30 p.m. There will be a $5 charge per photo. Tuesday, November 26, 1996 Sports The University Daily 5

Tech volleyball coach Jeff Nelson now has a 35-20 overall record Tech hoping Aggies beat Longhorns after guiding Tecb to the second round of NCAA playoffs last year. by Heath Robinson/UD South Division at 5-3. fun to watch, the great rivalry and all." we'll wake up and realize that we are Texas Tech will not practice this The first tie-breaker is head-to-head Regardless of whether Tech ends going to spend Christmas in Hawaii. week, instead opting to practice its competition. All three teams would up in St. Louis or not, the Red Raid- That doesn't sound too bad to me." Texas A&M cheers until Friday's 10 then be 1-I against the other two, forc- ers likely are headed for Honolulu and Texas running back Ricky Williams a.m. kickoff between Texas A&M and ing a second tie-breaker. an Aloha Bowl match-up against 6-5 knows the Texas A&M game is as THE Daily Crossword Texas. That tie- California, who important for the Longhorns as it is ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 The game will decide the Red breaker would be already has ac- for Tech at the end of the season. 1 Conclude one's Raiders' fate, with an Aggie victory record against fel- cepted a bid. The "What's most important about this case 13 14 15 5 Middle East 17 in Austin propelling the Red Raiders low teams in the I imagine Aloha Bowl has game, even more than us being rivals, person 16 18 9 Nick and Nora's into the Big 12 Conference Champi- Big 12 South. the fifth selec- is the fact that it probably decides the 19 20 21 pet onship game Dec. 7 in St. Louis Tech and Texas we will be a tion of bowl-eli- championship every year," Williams 13 Nobelisl Wiesel 22 23 24 against the winner of Fridays game A&M would both gible teams from said. 14 Sulk 15 Quoted as 25 26 27 28 between Colorado and Nebraska. be 4-1 against little upset if the the Big 12. "We let down a lot of people early authority 29 30 31 32 South competi- The winner in the year when we lost to Notre 16 Stubborn 33 Texas (6-4 overall, 5-2 Big 12) will 18 Missed the mark Aggies lose to 34 35 36 go to St. Louis with a victory over the tors, while Texas of the title game Dame and Oklahoma. But now we can 19 Corroded 20 Dull Aggies. Texas A&M (6-5 overall, 4-3 would be 3-2. will go to the redeem ourselves if we get to the Big 37 38 39 Texas. 21 Saint - fire Big 12) cannot make the champion- Since the Red bowl alliance, 12 championship game:' 22 Groom's 40 41 42 sidekick ship game, but must win in order to Raiders defeated and the Cotton Texas linebacker Tyson King, a se- 24 Revolutionary 43 44 45 46 47 reach a bowl game. Texas A&M 13- Spike Dykes, Tech foot- Bowl, Holiday nior, said the game will go a long way hero, Ethan 25 Kinsman: abbr. 48 49 50 As confusing as it sounds, the for- 10 earlier this sea- Bowl and Alamo in determining the amount of success 26 Twain's "The ball coach 51 52 53 mula is quite simple for the Red Raid- son, Tech would Bowl appear to he and the team achieved. Mysterious -" 29 Did carpentry 54 55 56 ers. Tech (7-4 overall, 5-3 Big 12), has win the trip to St. be leaning to- "They say you are only as good as work losses against Kansas State and Ne- Louis. ward Kansas State, Colorado and your last game," King said. "And if we 32 Drive 57 58 59 33 - mode braska from the Big 12 North Divi- "We are going to sit down Friday Texas, respectively. lose this game I'll hear about it the rest 34 Busy as - by CF Murray 11/26/96 35 "- Jose!" sion, and a loss to Texas from the and watch with great anxiety:' Tech "I'll tell you, the consolation prize of my life, and 1 don't want to do that. 36 Stiffly formal 2 Fill with joy Monday's Puzzle solved: 37 Hyson 3 Fathers South. A Texas A&M victory over the coach Spike Dykes said. isn't bad at all," Dykes said. But I'm just happy that my last home L A C AS EA 38 More tender 4 Actor Danson R[EIG AIL Longhorns would give Texas, Tech "I think it should be a heck of a "1 imagine we will be a little upset game is special, and it's against Texas 39 Fernando 5 Ethically T AR A DEAL ENURE and the Aggies a thref way-tie atop the ball game. It'll definitely be a lot of if the Aggies lose to Texas. But then A&M. I can't imagine losing." 40 Dog from neutral OT IC VEST VE INS Norway 6 Violinist's TH. E H A I REIA P E fl E T 42 Part of R.S V.P. purchase E ELERS RAREE 43 Projecting type 7 Copied A E go DENVER pans 8 Garden plot IDEAL OVER TELE 44 Onion 9 USAF N.E X T S T E VG ELKIN Volleyball team loses key player to knee injury 48 Annoying bugs contingent TACO TARE OREA 49 Arch 10 Use force IORANGE TRACI "She tore her MCL (medial collat- "A couple of them are biggies: kills said we did not play like our heart was 50 A Gabor against by Christy Apple/UD 51 Strainer 11 Football props IIIIIII■ L al ATA The tone of the Texas Tech athletic eral ligament)," Nelson said, and digs. It's a tough loss:' in it this weekend." 52 Second 12 Do sums ASI MI VERGWIST Nelson said Tech will need to come lieutenant 15 Last place REBUS DWG ALTO department's weekly press conference "If anyone has seen our team play, Even with the loss of the senior, 54 Look in disdain 17 Appointed TRUST ICAN KEEP would have made a newcomer think obviously she is a critical player for Nelson is optimistic about middle together as a team if the Red Raiders 55 Step 21 "Crazy Legs" -VAR u DENT ERR 56 Anglo-Saxon Hirsch that there was a death on the Red us." blockers Jill Burness and Brande want to get into the NCAA tourna- 01996 Tribune Media Services. Inc 11/26196 laborer 23 Shoe insert An rights reserved Raider volleyball team. Nelson took her out after her Brown being able to pick up the lead- ment. 57 "Sweeney -" 24 Fragrance (Sondheim play) 26 Planted 36 Become boring 47 Yarns Tech lost three things this weekend. record-making dig and from that point ership role. "I think our team has a lot of char- 58 Ripening factor 27 Charles Lamb 38 Postal machine 48 Football Hall-of- The first two were games against Ne- on, Tech's all-time serving leader only "Hopefully we can pass the ball acter," Nelson said. 59 Dregs 28 Bangs into 39 Rain forest vine Famer, 29 Overfill 41 Chucked Marchetti braska and Colorado, and the third and could watch her team lose to Colorado well enough so that her (Burness) and "I think they will pull together now DOWN 30 Fourth person 42 Small boy 49 Dance of old most devastating loss was that of se- for the second time this season. Brande Brown can carry us these last during adversity and pressure:' 1 Treatment 31 Timid 44 Room 51 Dulles arrival center cure, for 32 Daybreak times 45 Contract 52 Hot tub nior outside hitter and team leader "We have got some work to do to few matches:' Nelson said. Volleyball notes: Cristine Martin's shod 35 Parts of speech 46 Sheeplike 53 - Aviv Cristine Martin. She was forced to tape our team together after losing Brown, who helped pick up the knee injury is the second knee injury leave Saturday's Colorado match with Cris," Nelson said. slack in the second match against of her career. As a freshman, Martin a knee injury. Nelson only is looking to Martin Colorado, said the Red Raiders need had arthroscopic surgery on a knee and 10% OFF Even though she lacked one more to play on the back row during post- to be ready to go into the last two missed six weeks, then reinjured the kinkoss dig to put her over the 1,000 mark in season if the medical report comes matches of the season. knee in the second game after she re- digs this season, she was taken out. back clear. "We are going to have to come out turned and underwent major surgery. The new way to office: ENGINEERING Later, Tech coach Jeff Nelson placed The name Martin is not foreign to next week and really dominate," Tech will play its final road game 1401% of services to help you. COPIES her back in the game to achieve her the record book for the Red Raiders. Brown said about the rest of Tech's of the year against Baylor Wednesday Large Quantity Cowing • Self-rSent Cowing , !hiring the 194/6Fall Sentester color topics • Binding • I Amin:Ilion career record and put her in the Tech "Martin is in the top two in five sta- season. before returning to Lubbock for its fi- int \ :did ( *iintptiller and T, pen tiler )(tidal RAus Toni Li). record books with 1,003 digs. tistical categories," Nelson said. "Jeff was disappointed in us and nal home game Saturday.

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I 6 The University Daily Sports Tuesday, November 26, 1996 Lady Raiders off to Red Raiders survive 2-0 start with victory Nicholls State pressure by Brent Dirks/UD really feel like you'll eventually find THIBODAUX, La., (Special) press gave Tech some trouble in the The Texas Tech Lady Raiders got a guard that maybe is matched up with — The Texas Tech men's basket- second half after not seeing it in the their second win of the season in con- other teams three players, and that is ball team defeated Nicholls State first half. Tech committed several vincing fashion as they defeated certainly a better look than bringing it 80-73 Monday in Thibodaux, La. turnovers during the first part of the Grambling 82-44 Monday night at the in against their point guard every trip!' Nicholls State made a game of it second half, most of them due to Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. Grambling coach Patricia Bibbs by posting a second-half comeback the full-court pressure. Grambling had the early lead twice said she agreed that Tech handled the to pull within seven points of the The Red Raiders' shooting per- in the game, but a 16-0 Tech run, full-court press and man defense the Red Raiders after being bombed in centage dropped in the second half sparked by three three-pointers by post Lady Tigers used in the game. the first half. to 32 percent after hitting for 52.9 Alicia Thompson, guard Julie Lake "Marsha handled it well," Bibbs The Colonels made less than 22 percent in the first stanza. Tech fin- and guard Rene Hanebutt, put the said. "When the pressure got tough she percent of their field goals in the ished the game shooting 43.8 per- Lady Raiders up for good. made some substitutions." first half but managed to hit 54.3 cent from the field. "I thought one of the biggest fac- Bibbs said Grambling got into the percent in the second half. Nicholls State made a strong tors tonight was our start," Tech coach groove of making shots the team was "We kind of relaxed in the first comeback in the final part of the Marsha Sharp said. "I thought we got not used to making. half," guard Rayford Young said. game, hitting four three-pointers in off to a great start. You're always re- "You can't come into someone's "They caught us sleeping." the last minute. Kenderick Franklin ally pleased when you think you're place and do bad:' Bibbs said. "You Young, a true freshman, was 8- hit two in less than 15 seconds to that ready to play. I thought they did a can't shoot the percentage we did." for-8 at the free-throw line and hit make the score 76-67 Tech with good job of getting ready to play to- Lake, who scored 10 points while a key three-pointer to finish with 42.3 seconds left in the game. night. Obviously they did some things going 4-of-8 from the field and 2-of-5 13 points. "They responded very well in early that helped the confidence." from behind the three-point line, said "One young man came in here the second half," senior guard Tech finished the half with a 35-14 she's happy to share the ball-handling and was cool as ice, hitting eight Deuce Jones said. "They are a very lead, while holding the Lady Tigers to duties this year with freshman guard of eight from the line and sinking mature team. Thankfully, we pulled 16.2 percent shooting from the field. Melinda Schmucker. the three from the top of the key," it out?' In the second half, it was more of "Last year I kind of had to bring Tech coach James Dickey said. In their next game, the 2-0 Red the same as Tech outscored the Lady the ball down every time:' Lake said. Junior center Tony Battie scored Raiders will see the George Wash- Tigers 47-30. Tech held Grambling to "Melinda's doing a great job bringing a career-high 24 points and added ington Colonials Saturday on the 32 percent shooting in the second half it for me and letting me get the shots 14 rebounds and four blocks. road. The Colonials are ranked in and 24 percent for the game. whenever she penetrates and dishes "The guys really did a good job the top 15 in the nation in the latest "I'm pleased with our defense," out to me:' of getting the ball to me at the low national polls. Sharp said. "I think we continue to do Thompson shined once again with post:' Battie said. They are picked as the top team some things there that are better and 25 points and 12 rebounds for her sec- The Nicholls State full-court in the Atlantic 10 Conference. better every game. Making better de- ond straight double-double of the sea- cisions, and we got on the boards with son. Thompson said this year anybody some pretty athletic people and won can be a go-to player. that battle tonight." "We have scorers all over the floor," Sharp said the Lady Raiders did a Thompson said. "I think we have so F Drug rumors encapsulate good job of handling the Grambling many perimeters players that are Was Undanvead/110 full-court press in the game. shooting it great that they can get the Up and away: Texas Tech sophomore guard Rene Hanebutt prepares to sink "I think our three-guard look job done if all the pressure is on me or a basket in the Lady Raiders' 82-44 win over Grambling Monday. The Lady Dallas defensive lineman Raiders face UCLA Friday in Los Angeles. helped us with that," Sharp said. "We if they are double teaming me!' IRVING (AP) — Leon Lett may be convicted of a drug offense, as with in trouble again for substance abuse, Lett's teammate, wide receiver although the Dallas Cowboys' star Michael Irvin, who was suspended for College coaches begin annual musical chairs game defensive tackle could finish out the six games at the beginning of this sea- 1996 NFL season. son after pleading no contest to co- (AP) — And the coaching hits just Wyoming last week to replace Jim and Henning said they would never years of coaching the Elis. Lett avoided reporters at the team's caine possession. Bam Morris, for- keep on coming ... Colletto at Purdue. return to the team. The Eagles finished At Dallas, Rossley, hired to revive training facility Monday, and league merly with Pittsburgh and now with Dan Henning resigned at Boston And in I-AA, Qlenn McNeely was 5-7. a program ruined by the NCAA's death and team officials had no comment. the Baltimore Ravens, was suspended College, Johnny Majors stepped down fired at Idaho State. At Pittsburgh, the 61-year-old Ma- penalty, was dismissed after his sixth But the Fort Worth Star-Telegram for four games after pleading guilty at Pittsburgh, Jerry Pettibone quit at Got it so far? There's more. jors leaves after Saturday's game straight losing season. The Mustangs reported that Lett, suspended for four to marijuana possession. Oregon State, and Maryland's Mark Since the NCAA went to I-A and against Rutgers. In his second stint were 5-6 in their first year in the WAC. games last season, has been suspended Lett, the Cowboys' star tackle and Duffner and SMU's Tom Rossley were I-AA schools in 1978, the record for with the Panthers, Majors is 11-32 in Also Monday, Baylor athletic di- for a year and is appealing. arguably the best defensive player on fired Monday in the latest round of most coaching changes in a season is four seasons. rector Tom Stanton said former Colo- If that's true, league sources said, the team, had no comment Sunday coaching changes. 27 in 1980, when there were 139 Majors will take a new job at Pitt rado coach Bill McCartney turned Lett still could finish the season while after the Cowboys' 20-6 loss to the With two weeks left in the regular schools in I-A. as special assistant to the chancellor down an offer to replace Chuck Reedy, his appeal is being considered and, if New York Giants at the Meadowlands. season, 20 of 1 1 1 Division I-A At Chestnut Hill, Mass., Henning and athletic director. who was fired on Sunday. he loses, miss the 1997 season. "We deny anything has happened," coaches have either resigned, retired resigned two days after another los- "The final whistle Saturday will be "His feeling is that God's direction Under the NFL's collective bar- said his agent, Michael Claiborne. or been fired. ing season, this one rocked by a gam- my final whistle as the football coach for his life is to be in charge of Prom- gaining agreement, substance-abuse Coach Barry Switzer said Monday Some schools have already lined up bling scandal. at the University of Pittsburgh," said ise Keepers," Stanton said. "We're testing is undertaken by league drug that he had no knowledge of Lett's sta- replacements. "This has been a difficult year," Majors, 184-137-10 in 28 seasons at saddened by the fact he's chosen that adviser Dr. Lawrence Brown, who tus. On Tuesday, Indiana will hire Cam said Henning, 16-19-1 in his three sea- Iowa State, Pitt and Tennessee. direction, but we certainly respect his isn't an-NFL employee. "I don't know, I don't want to know Cameron, an assistant with the Wash- sons at BC. "There have been a num- At College Park, Md., the 43-year- decision." A first offense is not reported to the and I never want to know," Switzer ington Redskins, to replace Bill ber of distractions that have hurt the old Duffner finished his five years at At Indiana, Cameron, 35, has spent team or the league office, and a player said. Mallory, who was fired Oct. 31. focus and clouded the overall issue." Maryland with a 20-35 record, includ- three seasons as the Redskins quarter- is enrolled in the league's drug treat- "These are rumors about Leon. Notre Dame defensive coordinator On Nov. 6, 13 players were sus- ing 5-6 this season. Duffner, however, backs coach. He played football and ment program, which involves random NFL policy is they don't tell me. So I Bob Davie was hired to replace Lou pended for gambling. Two bet against could be a candidate to replace Yale's basketball for the Hoosiers. testing. can't speculate or comment. Sure, if I Holtz, while Joe Tiller resigned at Boston College in the Syracuse game, Carm Cozza, who retired after 32 Mallory, who departs with a 69-77- A second test on a player who is knew he had done something wrong 3 record in 13 seasons with the Hoo- cooperating usually means a fine, but I'd want to get him out of here. I don't siers, was one of four Big Ten coaches not suspension. But if the player hasn't know." dismissed in the past month. Also dis- been cooperating, he then gets a four- Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones said missed in the Big Ten were Illinois' game suspension. Lett had been "exemplary" in the Lou Tepper, Minnesota's Jim Wacker It then escalates to six games and months since his first suspension. At school... and Purdue's Colletto. finally, a year. 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