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AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SERVING SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY • DALLAS, TEXAS • SMUDAILYCAMPUS.COM WEATHER Confusion marks Senate debate Parking By Jeremy Roebuck discussion. printing and table and chair rentals. ate passed the legislation with an Editor in Chief The first bill, introduced by Sen. Senate Finance Chair Daniel Kimes amendment to fund an extra $60 [email protected] Horacio Ruiz, seeking $2,064 for a reported that he had little faith in for further on-campus publicity. Mediterranean Concert sponsored his committee's recommendation, "These events have a tradition of gates Newly-inducted senators had by Global Connections, the Persian since no one from the organization being amazingly well attended by their training wheels removed Student Society and the Turkish Stu­ came to the committee meeting to those outside of the community," TODAY during the Senate's regular Tuesday dent Association, called for money explain their requests. Meadows Sen. Michael Dorff said. High 81, Low 67 meeting as contentious debate arose to cover the cost of the rental of two Several senators also raised con­ "It's important that we support the over whether and to what extent police officers to direct traffic, the cerns regarding information not activities of these three fairly new planned TOMORROW the body should provide funding printing of tickets and six large full- presented in the legislation, such organizations." High 78, Low 66 for two separate events organized color posters, chair and table rental as whether or not the group had The Senate also approved funding by a coalition of international and miscellaneous expenses. arranged for money to be set aside $2,952.90 of a request for $6,379 for Three garages to be student groups and Mobilization of The concert will be free to stu­ to rent out McFarlin Auditorium. MOVE efforts for its Community WHAT'S INSIDE Volunteer Efforts. dents and $15 a ticket for those from "This is a fundraiser," Kimes Service Day on Oct. 25. outfitted with Although the senators voted to the Dallas community. Sen. Ruiz said. "I don't think it's a good idea This year, the event, part of approve both pieces of legislation, described the event as a fundraiser to splash out all this money when Homecoming festivities, will fea­ security arms PAGE TWO old and new senators received several for the organizations involved. there are questions about how much ture a barbecue afterwards where Chicken McNuggets get lessons in parliamentary procedure The Senate's finance committee money these groups are putting for­ participants are encouraged to share McHealthier. Page 2. throughout the four-hour meeting recommended that the body fund ward or whether they've even put up their experiences during the day and By Kristen Simigran as Speaker Jeff Pope continually had $1,654 for the concert, excluding the money to rent McFarlin." socialize with other volunteers. Contributing Writer ENTERTAINMENT to interrupt discussion to organize the cost for the posters, ticket After an hour's debate, the Sen­ SEE "SENATE" ON PACE 8 [email protected] No plans for fall break? A few Long lines with late and complain­ mini-vacations. Page 6. ing students are what the SMU police department hopes to avoid when they SPORTS Unearthing an implement the new gate system for the A prescription for the Mustang parking garages. football team. Page 3. In the near future, students, teachers and faculty will now have to either punch in their ID code or swi pe their ID card to be OPINION ethical problem granted access into the three main garages Band members defend Peruna. on campus- Moody, Airline and Law. Page 7. Professor excavates Native American Although police initially pianrjed to install the gate system by fall break, they remains, works with local tribes have postponed its implementation togive it more time to test. By Sarah Scott "The gate mechanisms have to be low­ Contributing Writer ered and raised because we have a counting TODAY'S QUOTE [email protected] system that keeps up the number of cars that are entering and exiting the garages," When there are rules for ethics, "It's nice to have guidelines, SMU Police Chief Michael Snellgrove said. but it's better to have guardrails," Dr. Michael Adler said. A plus for having these gates is that now Tuesday night, Adler gave the annual Maguire Center for Eth­ the garage cameras are able to get a clean "Replace George Bush with ics Public Scholars lecture entitled "Who is the Past?" shot of the license plate on every car that someone else. That's the only In his lecture, Adler spoke of the archaeological research he, enters thegarage for security reasons. hope we have." his students and colleagues are doing on the Chavez-Humming­ A "lot full" sign will now light up at all bird Pueblo and the ethical dilemmas that arise in the course of the entrances to the garages so that drivers will know beforehand that there are no Ann Richards, Page 5. this research. available spots, instead of driving up and Adler and his team were originally investigating the identities of the former occupants of the pueblo and studying the artifacts down the garages trying to find a spot. The police department plans on having these cultures left behind. officers outside of the garages the first day Now Adler is aiming to work with local tribes in order to more or two after the gates are working to help fully understand the link of the Native American cultures of prevent traffic and avoid confusion that today and those of the "tumultuous 1200s." TODAY'S POLL might occur. In a move unusual for archaeologists, Adler is collaborating The gates will run from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. with four local tribes - Hopi, Zuni, Acoma and Laguna - put of on Monday through Friday. The gates will Who was your favorite • volition rather than government mandate. candidate for California not be active on weekends and holidays. Adler views this collaboration as "not just ethical, but neces­ Visitors will also have to pay a flat governor? sary" in order to apply knowledge about present cultures to past $5 fee to park in the Moods garage on ones. the first floor and in the University Lot • The porn magnate. Adler has also received a grant from the National Science whether they are there for five minutes • The former child star. Foundation to continue his research for the next two years. or five hours. • The politician. Cultural Resource Advisory Teams from the tribes are chosen There will be money stations at all exit • The stripper. by the tribes for their expertise. gates that will accept dollars, change and • The terminator. They visit sites, museums and sacred landscapes "to try to credit cards. locate and test the relevance of the information we are all shar­ "The parking fees will be used for the Photo by Michelle Wigianto, The Dally Campus ing," Adler said. parking fund which goes toward the clean­ Vote online at Anthropology professor Michael Adler discusses his research into the By working with teams of anthropologists and archaeologists, ing and fixing of lights, stripping and the smudailycampus.com. identities of former pueblo occupants in Chavez-Hummingbird Pueblo at SEE "MAGUIRE" ON PAGE 5 the annual Maguire Center for Ethics Public Scholars lecture. cameras in thegarages" Snellgrove said.

California election a 'total recall' First Amendment protects Davis recalled, Schwarzenegger hate speech despite harm comes out on top By Tony Cortese spreading of particular lies and the incitement to By Vincent J. Schodolski and Contributing Writer murder or commit violence. Legal innovation is a Michael Martinez [email protected] means to sanction hate speech, providing protec­ Chicago Tribune tion from discrimination. Professor of sociology Tony Cortese analyzes the The United States takes a distinct approach to LOS ANGELES - Arf angry army of Cal­ history of hate speech and the First Amendment in the conflict between free speech and the ban on ifornia voters surged to the polls Tuesday America in the second of a two-part series. discrimination compared to the democratic societ­ poised to rewrite the rules of electoral poli­ ies in Western Europe. In the United States, there tics in a historic recall election that could FIRST AMENDMENT ISSUES is genuine reluctance to set limits on freedom of result in a wildly unpopular governor with speech. In fact, according to the First Amendment In the United States and other Western democra­ politics being replaced by one of the American Constitution, lawmakers may a lifetime in cies, free speech and freedom from discrimination of the world's most popular actors making not pass any legislation that unnecessarily limits are regarded as fundamental rights that most race. freedom of speech. his first citizens take for granted But what happens when With only 4 percent of the precincts In Western Europe, there is a greater tendency to these two rights clash? Which right carries the reporting, the recall of Democratic Gov. place limits on freedom of expression if the right to trump card? There is no place in a democratic Gray Davis was passing 52 percent to 48 protect against discrimination is at issue.The consti­ society for book burning or censorship. Freedom percent. tution of the Netherlands, for example, begins with Photo courtesy of KRT Campus of expression is the ultimate good. It is a basic right Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger SAN JOSE, CA — California gubernatorial candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger shakes hands a ban on discrimination: all residents of the country in every democracy. But just as essential is the right was receiving 50 percent of the vote, with with supporters following a rally for the candidate in San Jose, Calif., on Monday. must be treated equally under equivalent circum­ not to be discriminated against. Certainly, in a Democratic Lt Gov. Cruz Bustamante stances. Other countries of Western Europe are also - voters were turning in large numbers newcomer Schwarzenegger. democratic society all people are guaranteed equal secondat 33 percent more inclined to limit the freedom of speech than to Schwarzenegger, the action-figure The actor's appeal seemed especially treatment and protection under the law. News media exit polls projected that in the Unites States. For example, in many Western icon who urged Californians to "take strong among young male voters. Elcho- Discrimination - treating various categories Davis would be recalled and also indicated European counties, public denial of the Holocaust back" their state, according to unofficial non Grossman, 18, voting for the first time, of people unequally - is clearfy contrary to the that Schwarzenegger was leading in the is a punishable offense. Here, it is not. exit poll data compiled various media acknowledged that he was overwhelmed democratic principle of equality. Any democratic contest to replace him. When hate speech is antithetical to the underly­ organizations. by the specter of the recall election, all the government is therefore expected to use legislation ing democratic principles that inform both the First With official election returns trickling The wrath directed at a governor candidates, all the ads, all the issues. and other means to protect its citizens against dis­ in late Ihesday, Schwarzenegger proved Amendment and the equal protection clause of the elected twice in a state that is solidly He said he decided to follow the advice crimination. Freedom of speech is the foundation Fourteenth Amendment, it should be restricted. victorious. Democratic was seen by most analysts of his father who accompanied him to a of any democratic society. It should be possible to Turnout far exceeded the numbers The strong link between hate speech and hate as a deeper signal of disaffection with the polling place in Hollywood. freely and publicly express a vast range of ideas, that gave Davis a second term just last crime, and loss of liberty experienced by victims electorate at large, with California possibly "We've got to get rid of him," Grossman opinions and concepts. November as voters in the nation's most of hate speech, makes evident the contradiction again providing a leading indicator. said of Davis. "He tripled the car tax - and 1 A democratic government will use many means, populous and influential state sent unmis­ between First Amendment absolutism and the The race had become a spectacle for just got my license a few months ago." including legislation, to guarantee its citizens free democratic goals of liberty and equality. There is takable signals of discontent, along with the Golden State, drawing interest, amaze­ Asked whom he voted for, Grossman speech. But freedom of expression does not mean a critical distinction between dissent - the right to an undeniable attraction for celebrity in ment, scorn and dismay from around the glanced over at his father and then said that anyone can get away with saying or shouting the person of Schwarzenegger. criticize the powerful institutions that govern our world he had voted rir Schwarzenegger. anything one wants to in public. The United States lives - and hate speech, which is directed against ; Alienated by rolling electricity black­ Although there were a total of 135 "1 saw Terminator 2' and 1 didn't think has regulations and laws that set limits of freedom outs, massive state deficits and high taxes, tiie relatively powerless segments of our society. names on the ballot, the campaign he's a great actor,0 Grossman said. "But of expression. For example certain forms of slander and energized by the extraordinary free ultimately came down to a two-man race 'hasta la vista, baby' is cool. My father is are regarded as punishable offences, as are the theater of the recall — with 135 candi­ SEE "FIRST AMENDMENT" ON PAGE 8 ; that squared off incumbent Davis and dates of nearly every flavor conceivable SEE "ARNOLD" ON MCE 4

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West bridge in frorlt of diurr 2:15 a.m.: Officers products and changing consumer In addition to reassuring adver­ Hughes-Trigg a di: of vi responded to a vehicle By Delroy Alexander almost half the birds grown to make tastes. It says the switch is supported tising for the new McNugget, the Contact: Andrew air. I accident in the 5900 block Chicago Tribune processed chicken products - a through extensive consumer tests, relaunch will be accompanied by Cornway of Bishop. The security lot li market pioneered by McDonald's. both in labs and restaurants, over new packaging and marketing to (214) 890-0959 I n< chain pole* in front of "The CHICAGO - Emboldened by the "We're a big chicken customer the past six months. highlight the nutritious value of gates Wave" sculpture were struck sales-swelling launch of premium for the industry, so when we make "Chicken is the fastest growing eating all-white-meat McNuggets, COLUMN peop by a vehicle that left the salads and McGriddles breakfast a change in chicken, the world feels category in terms of how people eat, the company said 6-8 p.m. into scene. Open. sandwiches, McDonald's Corp. is set it," Cook said. and it's also the largest. Chicken is McDonald's said it has been "Affirmative Action: ' M to roll out significant changes to one Poultry experts say it very, very important to us, as contemplating a switch for years, Let's Talk." Faithful, a group of which had this feeling: it's UTEP, w of its best-selling product innova­ is a gamble that could beef is," Cook said. "It's denying that current concern over 3:22 a.m.: An officer made Sponsored by Student and we're due for a win. S contact with a student in tions: the Chicken McNugget. backfire. clear now that fast rising rates of obesity is driving Association supposed to be our day.Ju During the next six weeks, William "Benji" a consumers the change. However, the launch is front of the Kappa Sigma Hughes-Trigg supposed to be our year, McDonald's will begin selling a Mikel, a Univer- M pre- well-timed for McDonald's, which House. The student had Contact: Lyndsey thought after last season's smaller, all-white-meat McNugget sity of Kentucky ^ recently has come under especially Saturday, our day, got ruine the strong odor of an in all of its 13,600 US. restaurants. professor and a harsh criticism on the healthiness Hummert UTEP was not the culp alcoholic beverage on his The new chicken entree is specialist in of its food. (214) 768-4449 the officials or lack of I've taken a while to mak breath, slurred speech, designed to be healthier and meet meat pro­ The company this year secured diagnosis of the problen bloodshot eyes and was a growing consumer preference for cessing the dismissal of a high-profile 7-10 p.m. unable to maintain his about five games before yc breast meat. and lawsuit in New York that accused "Latino Rhythm." pinpoint a problem. In te balance. The student But it's a risky move for prod­ McDonald's food of causing obe­ Sponosred by CHAS and competitiveness, 1 thi also failed to provide McDonald's, where McNuggets uct sity in two children, but not before brings it regularly. There i: identification to the officer. have been one of its most popular the judge opined that McNuggets Hughes-Trigg Theater The student was arrested and profitable products since the were a "McFrankenstein creation of Contact: Jaime Hurtado and transported to the UP company introduced them 20 years various elements not utilized by the (469) 222-7682 fer ago. McDonald's must now convince home cook." jail. The student received an white Bowde about a fifth of the nation - those In an early judgment in the case, UP court citation for Public meat, so THURSDAY who consume 4.8 billion McNuggets the judge listed 30 or 40 ingredients Intoxication and another for we started By Stephen F. Holder - that change is good. other than chicken, highlighting the Failure to Identify. Closed. to work on 7 p.m. Knight Ridder News In fact, "change is good" is a key fact that McNuggets were far fat­ how we might Date Auction. phrase in McDonald's new advertis­ tier than burgers, and he questioned 6:39 p.m.: Officers made evolve the Tallahassee, Fla. — If ) ing push to tackle consumer worries whether consumers really knew Sponsored by NSBE get under Bobby Bowden contact with a former Photo McNugget to a head-on. The ads, run during tests courtesy of about the manufactured nature of Hughes-Trigg Theater express doubts about hi student in the SMU situation where this year, are specifically designed www.slacker.com the product. Contact: John Oyedele coach at his advanced age Bookstore who was using McDonald's Chicken McNuggets it is now all white to comfort kids who gobble up the The new six-piece, all-white- (214) 768-6759 time claiming he is out ol her SMU Pony Express will soon be made with all white meat. meat." today's game after five d 30 percent-dark-meat McNuggets by meat McNugget meal will contain The franchise plans to offer the new Consumers still will be able to don't bother saying-he ha« Card to purchase books. the millions every day. 260 calories, down from 310. With meals at all 13,600 restaraunts in the get the same number of McNuggets of his program. All of that The former student was "It's a change that's being United States. 16 grams of fat per six-piece serving, for the same price, but the new nowhere. The Florida Sta advised that she could not talked about, so they're going to the new version shaves a fifth of the all-white-meat version weighs 16 heard it all before. use her Pony Card to make know about it," said Wendy Cook, development, worries that the move worrisome fat from the meal. If you really want to an grams once cooked, 2 grams less, or purchases unless she was McDonald's vice president of menu could be akin to New Coke, Coca Whatever the case, for most of beat him on the golf coui 11 percent lighter, than the current a registered student. The innovation. "Obviously, how kids are Cola's failed early '90s relaunch of the millions of kids who munch competitive fire burns family favorite. that even a game he plays Pony Card was confiscated. going to react to the change is key." its popular soft drink. on McNuggets, the bottom line is However, McDonald's said the relaxation turns into an If successful, the new product "I think they probably have maintaining the familiar taste, a fact Closed. change is not a ploy to make more battle. could help McDonald's Chief Ex­ a good idea," he said, "but we, as McDonald's is acutely aware of. money on each McNugget. "If 1 had the match sew ecutive Jim Cantalupo reinvigorate consumers, we're a fickle bunch, "That was basically the essence of "Our cost per nugget is higher. had the match sewn up, I a company that slowed in its growth and there's an awful lot of product our testing, so we focused on making his own match," said Bow White meat costs more than dark and struggled to meet Wall Street ex­ that hits the market every year that that right,"Cook said."Kids don't like est son and offensive coo meat," Cook said. pectations. If not, it is likely to dent never makes it." change. We don't want to disappoint Bowden. "You can sit ther And as demand for breast meat in­ him. Well, I'll beat you those efforts. Although consumers often any of our customers, especially our creases, other less powerful chicken holes.' He always tries to Either way, the change will also demand healthier options, few youngest customers." For a complete report on buyers might look to change to somewhere." have a tremendous effect on the U.S. fast-food players have made a killing campus police activities see using more dark meat. That brief peek into Bo\ poultry industry, which now uses selling more nutritious food, many . set helps explain why the www.smu.edu/pd/ endured the past two year him. The only thing to le

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By Brandon Hampton which SMU is not quite measuring up. dangerous with the ball. Despite official ball in the air. Right now, SMU is not stable Saturday, which would normally those types of guys. I hope, for Bartel's ang Graphics Editor Quarterback Richard Bartel has ) be listings, each is less than 5 feet 10 inches using one of those guys. They're on the be a good thing, especially for a quarter­ sake, that they do. [email protected] proved that he has a strong arm. He tall, which creates a problem. On some roster, but they're not being used. Guys. back that stands at about 6 feet 5 inches Neither he nor Tate Wallis, nor 17. can be very efficient running the of­ routes, it's nearly impossible to hit a like Cedric Vinson (5 feet 11 inches tall, tall; however, having to hit these small, any other quarterback on our roster, gram Walking down fense, despite the finger pointing that a quick-cutting targets may be asking a bit can prosper in this offense. I love SMU The Boulevard quarterback endures when a team is not much for even Roger Staubach. football and respect the players and towards Ford Sta­ successful. Bartel tends to sidearm a lot I'm not a fan of putting the best play­ the staff. So that's my diagnosis... and srlt of dium, there was of throws; a trait that puts a quarterback "SMU's wide receiver corps is very ers on the field at all times. I believe that prescription. a distinct scent in danger of getting passes intercepted some blueprints stick around because Funny thing is, if our special teams of victory in the or batted down. Saturday, after a comple­ they work. Small-ball basketball may play improves and doesn't give up a air. It smelled a tion, a coach was mimicking the passing quick, fast and has good hands. entertain for a while, and even win touchdown, and if Keylon Kincade lot like charcoal, motion that Bartel should be using. some games, but when the playoffs roll makes it into the end zone with the I noticed. The That's easier said than done. Drew Bled­ Individually, they are all great around, it won't work. You have to be ball (a play that he recovered from gates were full of soe has gotten away with it for years and able to run a half court offense. nicely to rush for over one hundred COLUMN people tunneling Brett Favreand other great quarterbacks wideouts." On the field, you have to be able to yards again), that's a 12-point swing, into the venue. can use a sidearm to squeeze throws into get the ball to a big guy who you can since we wouldn't have gotten the ion: Mustang small places. When Bartel really throws Brandon Hampton trust. We have a great set of receivers, safety, and everybody stops panicking Faithful, a group of which I am a part, the ball, it's a pretty spiral that drops in but they are not a matching set. I'ellerin and I, for one, wouldn't have noticed had this feeling: it's UTEP, we're at home, nice spots. So why would he sidearm a Graphics Editor and the other rookies will develop into our "little" problem. ident and we're due for a win. Saturday was throw hereand there?The reason is that he always has a small target. supposed to be our day. Just like this is small target while getting the ball over 196 pounds) are watching more than supposed to be our year, as so many SMU's wide receiver corps is very the defensive line and in a spot that a playing and Jay Taylor (6 feet 4 inches quick, fast and has good hands. Indi­ thought after last season's positive end, defending corner or safety can't get to. tall, 190 pounds) has suffered through Saturday, our day, got ruined. vidually, they are all great wideouts. For the rest of the season, one of two injuries. However, as a unit, they provide the UTEP was not the culprit, nor were things has to happen. This 0-5 record and sporadic offense offense with as much of a hurdle as the officials or lack of attendance. Successful teams quite often have need a big target. The biggest receivers an asset. Newly converted Matt Rush- I've taken a while to make an official wide receivers that complement each on the roster are freshmen and only diagnosis of the problem - it takes brook, the leading receiver thus far, other a guy who stretches the field and ( one of them, Reynaldo F'ellerin, has about five games before you can really Trey Griffin and returning senior Chris n a big target - a possession receiver with ' seen some action. pinpoint a problem. In terms of heart Cunningham are fast as lightning and meat hook hands and the strength to If the big guys don't see the field dangerous with the ball. However, they AS and competitiveness, I think our team give a good little nudge to miniscule more, the offensive line is going to have brings it regularly. There is one area in are all the same - fast as lightning and ater corners who dare challenge him for a to open up passing lanes. The pocket was jrtado Bowden, at 73, has Joe Pa on his mind eak AY By Stephen F. Holder mayed were the Seminoles' nine losses This is why you won't hear Bowden because you get so comfortable when i at%K ¥ fcreak Knight Ridder News since 2001 - not the denigration that talk much about retirement. Under you have that kind of success. But it has came with them. Bowden has come to contract through 2007, Bowden is a given them energy. When leaders show Tallahassee, Fla. - If you want to expect almost anything after a genera­ busybody who would be far more that energy, it makes you want to work BE get under Bobby Bowden's skin, don't tion in a cold-hearted business. miserable sitting home than losing an harder." ;ater express doubts about his ability to "It's always what have you done occasional big game. There might be another factor at edele coach at his advanced age. Don't waste lately?" Bowden said, referring to fans "I don't want him to retire," Jeff work motivating Bowden. After last time claiming he is out of touch with and media. "I've been at it too long. I Bowden said. "What's he going to do? week's win over Duke, he moved to today's game after five decades. And know exactly how people are." Grow old and die? He's a worker. He's within one win of Penn State coach Joe don't bother saying-he has lost control Bowden never set out this season got to work." Paterno, who has the all-time Division of his program. All of that will get you to change opinions. The only thing he Some say Bowden is putting in I-A wins record with 338. nowhere. The Florida State coach has aimed to change was FSU's luck after more work than ever. He is said to be "For me to sit here and say I don't heard it all before. consecutive 8-4 and 9-5 records. With more involved this season in the days even know would be lying," he said. If you really want to annoy Bowden, his team 5-0 and ranked fifth heading leading to games. Bowden historically "But I've never lost a minute of sleep beat him on the golf course. At 73, his into a home-field game against Miami, has delegated almost everything to his over it. If it happens, it happens." competitive fire burns so intensely he can, for now, consider that mission assistants and participated only in a But not even Bowden's players are that even a game he plays in search of accomplished. supervisory capacity. buying that. relaxation turns into an impassioned And though Bowden is not one However, losing started to wear on "He doesn't want to admit it, but battle. to revel in his feats, his ability to put him and was enough to prompt action. he's chasing Joe 1'a right now and that's "If I had the match sewn up, or if he the. Seminoles back into national title "Bobby has made a couple changes something that's important to us and had the match sewn up, he will create contention shows he is no less effective that 1 think have been real good," said real important to him," Castillo said. his own match," said Bowden's young­ today than at any point in his career. ESPN's Lee Corso said. "First, I think him "We want to win every game for him." est son and offensive coordinator, Jeff "Fourteen years in a row in the top moving down from the practice-field Bowden approaches the topic of Bowden. "You can sit there and watch five. Please!" Miami coach Larry Coker tower and interacting with this team records delicately because of his close­ reak him. Well, I'll beat you the last four said "That speaks for itself." a little more has made a big impression ness to Paterno, but he will never say it's r holes.' He always tries to find a game Bowden also is no less passionate on the team. 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By Douglas Hanks III plus a little bit of interest," Williams necessarily a financial no-brainer, Knight Ridder Newspapers said in a telephone interview from even for families who have the extra former gov< Lexington. cash for a down payment. MIAMI -Freshman year for Emily "She was enthusiastic about doing Investment strategies don't always :weighs in oi Williams meant cramming her life into it.... I think she's going to be a good mesh with academic calendars, warns a 14-foot-by-l4-foot dormitory room business person." accountant Esther Superstein. political clii that came with its own bathroom Owning off-campus housing It can take several years to cover and, alas, two KX.I,.mates trying to eliminates many of the hassles associ­ the transaction costs associated with •cram their lives into the same space. ated with college living while creating purchasing real estate -even with the ;By DeUorah Bankstc Sophomore year has brought some of its own. booming real estate market of the last l|fenior Staff Writer Williams her own bedroom, but also Students aren't forced to move out several years. ' $bankston@smudailycaml another set of domestic drawbacks: every spring and move in every fall, "If they're just going for two years, termites, cement contractors and though summer breaks can mean it's definitely not going to be economi­ :* The Oct.1 Daily Cami '.the first part of an in mortgage payments. the loss of roommates and rental cal. They should just rent," Superstein :former Texas Gov. Ann Rii To free her from the dorms, Wil­ revenue. said. •portion of the interview, F liams' parents recently bought her The space is almost always roomier A real estate downturn could leave ;2bout her battle with ost a house across the street from Barry than in a dormitory, but administra­ parents faced with either selling their ;feer successes and disapp University in Miami Shores, I la. tors say off-campus students tend to child's college digs or trying to rent governor of Texas. The mortgage is about $1,000 a feel less connected to their school and and manage it from several states Today's portion of 1 month, which Kmily shares with a miss out on extracurricular activities. away. ;tells how Richard's thinl housemate and a third student renting And students reveling in college- "it's a little bit of a risk for me," said government and the peo an attached apartment. age independence find themselves David Williamsof his daughter's house ijt are doing. The strategy amounts to a pricey once again living under Mom and near Barry."1 hope I don't have to turn but increasingly popular response to Dad's roof, even if it is hundreds of it over quickly.'' [DC: How do you feel ab the national campus housing crunch, miles from home. He said he isn't worried about his [Bush's handling of thii which has off campus rents com­ "I told the boys this wasn't a daughter, a 19-year-old scholarship 'fcow he handled things party type neighborhood," said Deb­ student who works on campus and at manding top dollar and schools like 'Do you think that yoi bie Preston, a Miami Beach, Fla., real the Macaroni Grill to help cover her Barry stashing students in hotels until done things differently' dorm spaces open up. estate broker. school expenses. Photo courtesy of KRT Campus Barry University student, Emily Williams, shares her $1,000 mortgage with a housemate and a third student renting an Meanwhile, low interest rates are She recently joined her ex-husband She's serving as landlord for the attached apartment in Miami, Florida Richards: Of course, the i convincing more parents it makes in buying a Gainesville, Fla., house for property, collecting rent checks from erns as opposed to the wa sense to pay both tuition and a mort­ their two sons at the University of the other two residents of the mod­ # is night and day differen Florida. est bungalow. She's responsible for gage to put a child through school. ;:0iere are a lot of reasons "You'll have to call me in six upkeep, which her father pays for. TIPS FOR BUYING OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING "I am definitely seeing an increase IS in debt now. It goes months to find out if they're taking "I've hired a cement guy who had in interest in ott-iampus purchases," Bush did as governor. 11 to fix the door, and I had it tented for said l.ua Hancock, director of care of the place." Go for the long haul. Buying a house for your the mortgage payments with tenants. education program wa: residential lite and housing tor No\a Party worries aside - the Prestons termites two weeks ago," said Emily, child's junior year gives only a short window of Plus, getting them lets your child enjoy failure. As president, we 1 Southeastern University in Davie, I la. picked a house with a hot tubfor Marc who just started finance classes for appreciation until graduation. That might not and suffer one of the signature college features: est unemployment and tt "There are mure people asking about and Rvan - it's the aversion to throw­ her international business major. "1 be enough to cover closing costs. roommates. since Herbert Hoover.1 tl it than used to." ing rent money away that prompts mowed the lawn this morning." into an ill-conceived wa Emily's father, David Williams, most families to purchase real estate But if a place of her own has Work the angles. A student living nearby might Stay close. How far away is the house from understanding of the afte said her share of the mortgage costs for their college-age children. brought new headaches, Emily says terrible reputation that h qualify for in-state tuition, and putting your campus? A few blocks may mean the difference less than what liarrv charged tor a "In the last couple of years, buyers she loves the privacy, space and her give us with the countri child on the mortgage could let you qualify for between your child needing a bike and needing dorm room. have been crawling out ot the wood­ two favorite off-campus amenities: her world. Our reputation n I he sell-employed fence contractor work," said real estate agent Dolores kitten, Frank, and her dog, Clyde. first-time buyer incentives. Otherwise, you'll a car to get to class. time low. I'm not sure he in Kentucky is Imping to break even I ongo, who specializes in selling units "He barks every morning at 7:30, have to treat the property as an investment, be restored. I'm an envir with the extra expenses that come at the University Inn condominium so 1 know I'll never miss a class," she which typically means paying an interest believe strongly in the f with off-campus living dike a can once complex near the University of Mi­ said. "He was here when I got here. penalty. ment assisting in clean a: graduation day arrives and he sells the ami. "Rates have been the big factor, The people who were here before left SOURCE: Coldwell Banker, CPA Esther George Bush haseroded e property tor a profit. no question." him." Go big. 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a month's worth of research or , two years' worth of research to try Richards looks at nation Maguire Center lecture to make a name for themselves," Denson said. CONTINUED FROM PACE 1 on the Native American group to have. "I tend to have different opin­ prove affiliation. former governor the CRATs help to recognize and ions as far as NAGPRA. [Adler] is a "NAGPRA essentializes today's dismiss errors. bit simplistic in his approach, but DC: About Gov. Perry, how do you feel tribes as units that are unchang­ "To do this sort of research and ... overall, Miked it," Denson said. jweighs in on about his time in office? ing that should have ancestral to understand past identities - it Dr. Richard Mason of the units that are somehow unchang­ can't be done... alone," Adler said. Maguire Center for Ethics shared political climate Richards: Gov. Perry, interestingly ing. "1 can't tell what's relevant to the his views. enough, has used his time in office to "My hope is that those lines pueblo and experts unless I ask, "I think this is a very impor­ a far more partisan degree than I would for 'affiliation' are expanding, are ;By DeUorah Bankston nor can they tell what's relevant tant topic; I think a lot of people ever have expected him to do. Again, modifying." ;|enior Staff Writer to me unless they ask." aren't aware of the law... and how women have lost a lot of the ground Steve Denson, a member of the J [email protected] This team of experts relates laws and policies are restricting that they gained in Texas under his Chickasaw Nation and an adjunct administration Our education system directly to the Native American what they can do in terms of :* The Oct. 7 Daily Campus contained professor of organizational is a continuation of the Bush policies. Graves Protection and Repatria­ archaeological research which '.the first part of an interview with behavior in the Cox School of This power-grab attempt to completely tion Act, or NAGI'RA. ultimately limits what we can : former Texas Gov. Ann Richards. In that Business, attended the lecture and reconstruct the congressional delega­ According to the law passed know about the past," he said. •portion of the interview, Richards talked had mixed feelings on the subject. tion in Washington is going to be a seri­ in 1990, Native Americans must "One of the thoughts he raised •jbout her battle with osteoporosis and Although he believes NAGPRA ous problem for Texas. We're going to establish an affiliation between is that there are true differences of ;feer successes and disappointments as is "destructive and disrespectful," lose a lot of influence with people who their tribe and objects that are opinion about this, so part of the governor of Texas. he agreed with Adler's cooperative have been there a while that have a lot of being excavated if they wish to ethics issue is you have different Today's portion of the interview approach to-excavation. influence in Washington, and that will reclaim them. values and different belief systems ; tells how Richard's thinks the current "They're not disturbing the be sorely missed. This law is especially impor­ between the researchers who are human remains, which I think government and the people governing tant because of the significance trying to further science and the ijt are doing. is important. They're honoring DC: Historians and other teachers are tribes tend to attach to human Native Americans who believe in the wishes of the tribes and of saying that there will come a time in remains - they are sacred and not the sacredness of remains. |PC: How do you feel about President the elders. If they say don't touch the future of Texas when the state to be disturbed, much less studied. "You have a clash of value [Bush's handling of things now and the remains, then don't touch the cannot compete economically with There are nine areas of evi­ systems. Even within those parties 'fcow he handled things as governor? remains." other states because there will be Ann Richards dence that are considered to prove there are substantial differences of !po you think that you might have As a former representative such a low education rate among the Photo by De'Borah Bankston, affiliation: geographical, kinship, opinion," Mason said. done things differently? The Dally Campus for the Chickasaws, Denson has general populace. How do you feel biological, archaeological, anthro­ Time will tell what Adler had extensive experience with nting an about that? pological, linguistic, folklore, oral will discover and if his proposed Richards: Of course, the way Bush gov­ in the state. For many years, of course, researchers trying to find any traditions or history. methods are effective. erns as opposed to the way that I govern all of our delegates were white males. way possible to look into their Richards: I would hesitate to pass off A 10th "catch-all" is the last "1 don't have the answer [to is night and day different. I think that Because of federal law and drawing research topics, no mater what our education problem as a result of category of expert opinion. If an ethical questionsl yet. But in two ,$iere are a lot of reasons why the state the lines appropriately for some years, the restrictions. increased immigration. Our education expert declares a link, the exca­ years, hopefully I will," he said. IS in debt now. It goes back to what we have been able to balance out our "I've dealt with so many problem resides fundamentally with vated objects are theirs by law. Bush did as governor. I think that his delegation, that we have representation archaeologists who try to find our leadership. The commitment to According to Adler, "the onus is education program was an abysmal from the Hispanic community. We the gray areas, so they can get in fund public education is not there. To failure. As president, we have the high­ have representation from the black mislead the public by suggesting that ge features est unemployment and thegreatest debt community. The lines, 1 think, that if you put public monies in private since Herbert Hoover. I think he rushed have been drawn now by the legislature schools, you're going to solve the into an ill-conceived war with no real are going to divide communities. I problem of poor performing schools understanding of the aftermath and the know in Austin, for example, they're e from could not be further from the truth. terrible reputation that he was going to talking about cutting Austin into three difference Not only do I think leadership has give us with the countries all over the separate districts. They cut Dallas up wrong-headed policies on education id needing world. Our reputation now is at an all into separate districts, joining it up and in their refusal to fund education, 1 time low. I'm not sure how it's going to with rural areas. Dallas has no cohesive think that they have mislead the public, be restored. I'm an environmentalist. I voice in the United States Congress as it deliberately suggesting that there are believe strongly in the federal govern­ should have. And I think that you're go­ some quick fixes to it. ment assisting in clean air, water, earth. ing to see, without any question, many George Bush has eroded environmental fewer minority members of Congress WB33: You basically talked a little laws in an unprecedented manner. I than we have now. about the redisricting issue. Do you think this has been the most repressive think that it's going to cause prob­ government in my lifetime for women's WB33: And your future in politics? lems in the next couple of years when rights. Even in foreign countries, we do it might come up again? not allow any funds to bespent for birth Richards: My future, to elective office? I control. I think that George Bush has have no interest in running for office. I tetally capitulated to the right wing. Richards: It has to be brought up every enjoyed my service. I felt privileged and 10 years. It's always difficult to redistrict honored to be able to do it. 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« Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica' Fall break escapes Six destinations to have exposes fraud of celebrity marriage Rudenes fun, spend time, money high; By Christopher Kelly except it's about really silly people, Case-in-Point #1: Wit Knight Ridder Newspapers leading very shallow lives. All the Fall break is right around the corner. Use that long weekend to break out of economics lecture, the cl envy, hatred and jealousy are here, the bubble for a little culture. Out-of-towner? Visit San Antonio's historic Alamo. student entered. All attei The handsome young man stands but in deliciously inane, star-studded Small-town Betty? Visit New York City or Chicago for some big-city living minute-late student, and with his beautiful new bride, enact­ permutations. Watch Jessica get mad at If you're not up for a road trip, Web sites like Yahoo! Travel and Expedia.com to a seat in the far corner ing that age-old marital ritual - the Nick for checking out other women's offer competitive deals on flight and hotel packages. Hotwire.com has a feature "Are you in this class? recounting of his day's events. On this backsides — women who happen to be that searches especially for weekend deals that can be booked in as little as two intruder. She was not lati particular day, he has discovered a dead the wafer-thin dancer/models hired to days in advance. "IH be out of here in mouse in the swimming pool. appear in his new music video. Watch ;2md cup underneath a di "It was all, like, stiff and rigor-mor­ Nick blow up at Jessica for ruining his [suppress its laughter unt tised," he tells her. afternoon golf outing by complaining !fhe door clicked shut, "Riga-who?" she replies. of her golf swing, "My boobgets in the i: Case-in-Point #2: Ami- The camera moves in. The emotions way. My boob makes it curve." fof Morals, a dispassionate are easily read on our hero's face. Hirst, Oh, to have these people's problems! iclassroom, rudely passing puzzlement, then amusement. And, Kxcept that's the brilliant joke here- Fifteen minutes later, he i finally, the sinking horror that comes you wouldn't want these people's Case-in-Point #3 to # with this realization: I have married the problems, not for a multimillion- ;the melodious beeping o stupidest woman on l.arth. dollar record contract. "Newlyweds" lively, a student's attentic "You know — when you die, and seduces us with its glimpses into the loud enough for half the your body gets all stiff," he tells her, tinted limousine windows of the rich San Antonio is about a five-hour There's a lot more to Chicago besides , Most students are con hoping for a light bulb to turn on. and famous: their fabulous vacations, drive from Dallas and boasts attractions the Sears Tower. Visit Navy Pier on Lake room during lectures, es| "l.earn something new every day," their photo shoots, their recording like the Riverwalk, ihe Alamo and the Michigan, shop the Miracle Mile and nuggets mid-lecture. He she mumbles. sessions, their expansive Hollywood King William Historic District. party on the dense club circuit. memberwho is in dire nc I here is simply no light bulb Hills homes. Remembering to tui there. But the more we see, the more unreasonable request. Fc 1 his is one of the many sublime we understand this relationship to Associate pulling a spir moments on a show full of them: be built on a foundation of ego and ;time." Tie a yellow ribbc "Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica," MTV's image. There is only token affection ;to avoid disrupting the cl reality show following the lives of the expressed between the two newlyweds; By now, a bladder she recently hitched pop singers Nick more often, you simply see Nick irri­ Photo courtesy www.mtv.com tees. No thirst is so stiflir 1 achey mi) 48 Degrees famei and Jes-' tated and bored with Jessica -grateful, King of reality television, MTV follows newlywed pop stars Nick Lachey and Jes­ ;3en minutes is an ample Mca Simpson. for instance, to be able to escape to a sica Simpson in a new series. Lachey and Simpson endure the usual challenges of |&eak, and don't begin p, Onk six episodes old, the show is Playboy Mansion party and to turn off marriage, but their high-profile careers leave them open to scrutiny and ridicule. Ipeaking. If a professor i last turning into the most valuable his cell phone from Jessica's incessant why even the most successful celebrity - surely Jessica never bargained on politely about the issue. cultural document of our young cen­ nagging. marriages seem to fest about as long as becoming the American poster child These suggestions are i tury: It's both a study in our modern You also see Nick and Jessica al­ Of course you know about the If you don't know anything about a movie, then here is for imbecilic hot chicks. But this mean- ?bly groundbreaking cor celebritv obsessions anil a scathing at­ lowing envy and competitiveness to Lord of the Rings beaches in Miami, Fla., but don't Biloxi, Miss., you'll find its art galleries,, your guidebook. spiritedness feels deserved, and, for the and professors are extren tack on the celebrities who fuel them, consume them, without their even overlook the Everglades National Park, beaches and casinos a pleasant surprise. But "Newlyweds" breaks apart ordinary Joes like us watching the is needlessly disrupted. I s Weekly and the old Spy magazines realizing it. Take the moment when the party scene in South Beach and the The Beau Rivage Resort has a marina, from Bergman. In the end, it's not an show, it is extraordinarily cathartic. rolled into one addictive package. a father and daughter ask Jessica for downtown Miami shopping district. shopping and a luxuriousspa. attack on marriage so much as it is an Not just because Nick and Jessica Nick and Jessica are voung, gorgeous, her autograph, while she and Nick attack on the institution of modern achieved success in spite of their rather s|>ectacularlv wealthy, enviably privi­ dine at loriy Roma's Ribs. Nick tries celebrity, following the success of dubious singing talents. And not just leged - and, ultimately, two gullible to make light of the fact that no one "The Osbournes," any number of because we live in a world that heaps fools who have unwittingly given us wanted hisautograph, but a hint of real ; Kellye Rogers famous folk thought they could cash limitless rewards upon the dumb, tront-niw seats to the train wreck that resentment flashes across his face, and • Brandon Hampton in by having the cameras obsessively the young and the beautiful. But also is their celebrity marriage. it leaves a nasty aftertaste. V,j Sj study their private lives. What Nick because these two newlyweds had the What's so terrific about "Newly- How could it possibly be otherwise? ••4 • • 1 Opinions expressed and Jessica could never have expected hubris, and the vanity, to think that weds" is that it is a wry contemporary When you measure a marriage by •vr. . -'"'•i:-* •decision of the editc was that the cameras would turn on we would be interested in seeing every gloss on a decades-old genre: the how famous it is going to make you, the views of indiv them. moment of their lives on television. warts-and-all anatomy of married life. how can the less-famous partner be So we relishJessica's whiny,spoiled- Well, yes, we are interested in their In 197i,director Ingmar Bergman made anything but enraged at the other? © All material coi brat inability to pick up after herself. lives, but there's nothing to be ashamed "Scenes I rom a Marriage," a six-part This isn't a marriage so much as a We delight at Nick having to put up of. That's the genius of the show. In­ Visit San Francisco and ride the New York City never gets old. World- .television miniseries that followed a pyblic relations campaign — a point with her pestering him about how he- stead of exalting these would-be idols, trolleys, see the Golden Gate Bridge and class shopping, shows, museums an3 Meti'-rial married couple as they tore brought home by the omnipresence spends too much time with his brother it gives them what they deserve. And visit the wine country. Alcatraz is also a nightlife keep visitors coming back. at, and finally tore apart from, one of the cameras in their home, by the What good is freed Drew. Mostly, we laugh at what spec­ instead of making us feel cheap about popular tourist attraction. Maybe you'll Who says there are no trees in the city? another. "Scenes Irom a Marriage" very existence of the show. 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The class, fighting valiantly to Mr. [suppress its laughter until the student departed, erupted in pandemonium as !fhe door clicked shut. i: Case-in-Point #2: Amidst a provocative discussion on Nietzsche's Genealogy {of Morals, a dispassionate student noisily rose to his feet and walked out of the iclassroom, rudely passing in front of the professor in a most disruptive fashion. Fifteen minutes later, he returned with a combo meal from Chick-Fil-A. Case-in-Point #3 to # 1,000,000: A professor's train of thought is derailed by ;the melodious beeping of the Sprint PCS rendition of "Ice, Ice, Baby." Alterna­ tively, a student's attention is stolen by a neighbor's "silent" cell phone vibrating loud enough for half the classroom to discern. hicago besides , Most students are conscientious enough not to wander in and out of a class­ y Pier on Lake room during lectures, especially for reasons as dubious as purchasing chicken acle Mile and nuggets mid-lecture. However, every section seemingly includes at least one circuit. memberwho is in dire need of a lesson in proper classroom etiquette. Remembering to turn off or silence one's phone is not an impossibly unreasonable request. For the truly absentminded, employ a reminder system. Associate pulling a spiral out of one's backpack with "cell-phone turnoff ;time." Tie a yellow ribbon around your pen. Leave it at home. Do something ;to avoid disrupting the class. Peruna packs a punch despite size By now, a bladder should be sufficiently developed to last for 50 or 80 min­ xes. No thirst is sostifling as to require a trip to the Coke machine during class. ;3en minutes is an ample duration to satisfy any of these needs. Wait until the game this Saturday saw how much power i&eak, and don't begin packing your materials until the professor has finished By Ryan "Spaz" Jenkins Having a larger black horse in Peruna's this "oversized labrador" contains. Ipeaking. If a professor repeatedly finishes lectures late, approach him or her Senior electrical engineering, math major place would be ludicrous. Peruna is wild, politely about the issue. [email protected] While waiting for the team to run oul on feisty horse that can hardly be held back These suggestions are merely common sense manners, but alas, they are prob­ to the field, Peruna began to get feisty. At by its handlers. lything about first only stomping theground and bucking ably groundbreaking concepts to a few inconsiderate classmates. Both students By Phil Jones A horse any bigger with the same spirit .ts art galleries,, his head, he slowly began to inch forward, and professors are extremely disrespected anytime an educational atmosphere Senior history major would be unmanageable. The only solution asant surprise, dragging the handlers with him. is needlessly disrupted. [email protected] Turning would be to cage it or give it a rider. has a marina, this way and that, the Peruna handlers could A caged Mustang would be a giant irony, is spa. For the four years that we've been in col­ barely keep him still. Luckily, the team ran and teaching a horse to be ridden would lege, The Daily Campus has often spouted out onto the field, and the handlers could only destroy its spirit. EDITORIAL BOARD off uninformed nonsense on a regular rate. finally let Peruna off running. Is F.d Board suggesting we have a mindless Most of the complaints fall under the "Peruna weighs 400 pounds," handler mascot whose spirit has been broken? We Kellye Rogers Jeremy Roebuck Craig Zieminski same complaint; "SMU has no spirit," "We Taylor Stark said. "If he wants to, he'll knock thought you said the problem was lack of Brandon Hampton Michael Anne Nelson Moumita Rahman need better traditions," and "Why can't we the crap out of you." spirit. be more like linsert Big 12 school herel." Stark also commented that he has School spirit is not something SMU sends 1 Opinions expressed in each unsigned editorial represent a consensus For the most part, we've dismissed never seen anyone"skipping" alongside the out in the mail with its acceptance letter. It's •decision of the editorial board. All other columns on this page reflect these "informed opinions" as the ram- mascot. All handlers are in good physical not dependent on the football team's record. the views of individual authors and not necessarily those of the blings of those who would rather sit in editorial staff. their rooms and type than actually take © All material copyrighted 2003 Student Media Company, Inc. the time to learn about school tradition. For that reason, and because we've been ;ets old. World- "Peruna weighs 400 pounds. If he wants SUBMISSIONS POLICY too busy actually having school spirit, museums an3 we've never responded. Until now... coming back, What good is freedom of speech if you're not going to use it? to, hell knock the crap out of you. Peruna has been our mascot since 1931 ees in the city? Would you like to see your opinion published in The Daily Campus? Is and has been a Shetland pony for all those in autumn. Ed Board is a bunch of morons." there something happening on campus or in the world you really want years. It is one of the most distinctive mas­ The Daily Campus Querisma to say something about? Then is looking for you! cots in college sports because he is run, not E-mail your columns and letters to [email protected] or to the ridden, up and down the field. Taylor Stark commentary editors. Mail them to Box 456, SMU, Dallas, TX 75275. Also, he is kept free, out of a cage, and Present Peruna Handler Or hand them over in person at the DC office, Suite 314, Hughes-Trigg is not sedated, unlike many other college Student Center. mascots. Peruna embodies the free and wild Letters should not exceed 200 words in length and columns should spirit of the Mustang in a small package. be 400 - 500 words. Submissions must be in either text format (.txt) The same can be said for our school. condition and have to sprint to keep up It's something you create within yourself. or rich text format (.rtf). Submissions that are mailed or handed in While not a large university, we can pack a with the pony. School spirit starts by getting out of should be on a floppy or Zip diskette. big punch. The uninformed "fan" who pulls "Kd Board is a bunch of morons," Stark your room and going to a game, any game. For verification, letters and columns must include the author's himself away from the couch once a year to said. We are nationally ranked in the top 10 in name, signature, major or department, e-mail address and telephone watch an SMU game may find this hard to Ed Board seems obsessed with the "lack men's soccer. We have outstanding swim |ne? The Daily Campus number. will not print anonymous letters. A believe. But here are some interesting facts of school spirit" on this campus. Yet, the teams. Next semester, our basketball teams photograph will be required to publish columns. The editor reserves about past and present Perunas. worst way to increase school spirit is to start will dominate the court over in Moody the right to edit for length, spelling, grammar and style. Peruna is a stud horse used to mate with and stop traditions on a yearly basis. Coliseum. all the female ponies. He has often been Circling your pons' ears after Varsity is Don't go to criticize or be a cynic. Go CONTACT US known to beat up the other horses in the something that has been around SMU for and cheer and support the players. This is KiH stable, despite his size. about two years, yet Ed Board claims this your school. Be proud of your college alma Peruna has also KILLED another mascot, to be a "wonderful tradition." Obviously mater,because it's the only one you have. the Fordham Ram. During a game between this two-year-old hand gesture is way more If you feel the need to argue this point, the two schools, Peruna was led too close to important than a mascot we've had for 70 please feel free to email Phil and Ryan at years. [email protected]. We will be more sulfation the ram and kicked it, killing it immediately. He's also belted Bevoand tried to mount the There is a rumor going around that the than happy to explain to you what the true ,aw A Publication of Student Media Company, Inc. Texas Tech horse. senior class gift is going to be a new mascot; meaning of school spirit is. Now, if that's not intimidating, we don't a large, tamed, black horse. Well, if this is We don't need a more intimidating a dav [email protected] • http://smudailycampus.com know what is. the case, we, the authors, will certainly not mascot. We need more intimidating fans. SMU Box 456, Dallas, TX 75275 Anyone who bothered to come to the be donating any money to the gift. 214-768-4555 Fax: 214-768-8787 Editor in Chief Managing Editor Jeremy Roebuck Michael Anne Nelson 214-768-1512 214-768-1592 Defending Bouna and Cinco Center

News Desk Copy Desk Ryan Trimble )essica Alexandre Francesca Patrizio asked Mr. Abram if his friend, a non-SMU followed by "our incompliance," "defying Jenni Beauchamp 214-768-1514 Senior marketing major student, was his trainer to which Mr. Abram his request," "reluctantly complied," Emily Powell [email protected] replied, "Yes." Then Buona identified him­ "Buona and 1 argued," "I argued with the 214-768-1539 Photo Editors self as the manager, communicated the officer." I find nothing polite or respectful Clayton Smith I am very disappointed with The Daily rule and the unfortunate consequences in any of the above actions. Furthermore, Entertainment Desk Scott Kolb Campus for supporting Howie Abram's cam­ (leaving the facility). It was then that Mr. based on these actions and the disrespectful Shelley Saltzman paign to discredit one individual for doing Abram discovered that he misunderstood inferences made in the editorial, I find it the original question and now referred to hard to believe Mr. Abram was ever polite Quia Querisma Graphics Editor his job. Two wedks ago, Mr. Abram had an unsettling experience at the Cinco Center. his friend as his "training partner." or respectful. 214-768-1539 Brandon Hampton By his own admission, he reacted with such As a former employee of the Dedman/ I feel that this editorial was a deliberate resistance that the manager called the SMU Cinco Centers, this situation is all too personal attack on Buona Diop by a writer Opinion Editor Online Editor police and the SMU police were forced to familiar. It is a common occurrence for of The Daily Campus. (I guess membership Kellye Rogers Chris Whetstone call for backup. Feeling that the manager students to go back on their statements does have its privileges.) It contains a 214-768-1515 of the Cinco Center and the police had and/or become belligerent when employ­ number of false conclusions drawn by | Display Advertising conspired against him, he then contacted ees attempt to enforce the rules because Mr. Abram aimed at Buona's character. A Sports Desk 214-768-4111 the head of recreation, Judith Banes, who they feel "my parents pay exorbitant Senegalese (Buona's native land) friend once told me with the utmost sincerity,"In Veronica Terefenko provided him with an apology. amounts of money." Parents are paying for an education, my country, when you don't have anything 214-768-1516 Classified Advertising Apparently, the apology from Judith Banes didn't produce enough satisfaction not the Cinco Center. The Cinco Center nice to say, then you don't speak it" 214-768-4554 TES to allow Mr. Abram to move on. He rushed is an amenity with rules and regulations I "strongly insist that [Mr. Abram] be to his typewriter to prepare a half page that are in the best interest of all who use reprimanded" for abusing his position at I editorial highlighting the messenger that the facility. Mr. Abram was not "treated The Daily Campus to continue a vendetta, DO YOU THINK HATE SPEECH SHOULD BE conveyed the unwanted information with disrespect"; he received the same or in the alternative, publish a written apol­ inkles) PROTECTED UNDER THE FIRST AMMENDMENT? rather than the real issue - health facilities treatment as would any other student not ogy. Mr. Abram, you should be ashamed of do not allow unaffiliated personal trainers in compliance. yourself. Most guys 1 know on this campus Yes, even the most hateful - gee, dude, don't you have any studying Mr. Abrarp clearly disregarded Buona's prefer to be called men, not "kid." speech should be protected to do? authority. When asked by the police to ensdre freedom of An inherent rule of most health facili­ to "step outside to discuss." he resisted. If you agree that this article was misdi­ speech for all. 50.0% tG Laser ties is"no personal trainers.'" Local facilities Outside the facility, after filing a report, rected, feel that The Daily Campus should :.Fein,MD No, we talk about each such as Premier Club and Bally's also sub­ he continued to resist the police officer's publish a written apology or simply prefer to other with respect \ed Physician scribe to this rule. The rule is so common request to leave the premises. Finally, he comment onfyur interactions with Buona, no matter what our . that these facilities are not compelled to decided to comply when additional police e-mail apologyaccepted2@kotmaiLcom. differences, 39.3% post signs and neither is the Cinco Center, arrived. I'm exhausted just thifiking about Don't be a hater, man. if you remove all of the rhetoric from all that wasted energy. •ISPH ' • Mr. Abram's editorial, you will find that In the editorial, Mr. Abram states, "1 po­ votes: 28 p, Cinco Center manager, first litely," and '1 repeated again, respectfully"

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of the equal protection clause of tffe Fourteenth Amendment, that the Coft-. Senate stitution requires the unstructuring (jf racist ideology. CONTINUED FROM PACE 1 CONTINUED FROM PACE 1 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 defined, degraded victims find their Those who favor regulating hate Freedom and equality are the two voices. They discover their subordina­ speech have been labeled intolerant, and said she is thinking of returning to As the meeting passed into its third major principles supported by the Con­ WORDS THAT WOUND tion is hared, thus enabling collective silencing, McCarthyists and censors. waitressing to make ends meet. hour, the body voted to delay a vote on stitution. Freedom connotes freedom empowerment. The language of the debate provides a Chapman voted for Schwarzeneg­ the issue until the Senate's next meet­ We should recognize the grave from degradation, humiliation, batter­ The thread of subordination weaves multi-layered blanket of meanings. ger, she said. "I think it's time we show ing on Oct. 21. But after chiding from injuries inflicted by racist hate speech ing, starvation, homelessness, hopeless­ Director of Student Activities Arlene through analyses of hate speech, legal Traditional interpretations of the some of the politicians that we can and the potential tensions between ness and other forms of violence to the Manthey about the danger of letting history, affirmative action, desegrega­ First Amendment arms conscious and throw them out." legal solutions to those injuries and the person that deny one's full humanity. this issue lie until four days before tion, religious freedom, civil rights and unconscious racists - both members of Greg Cary of Riverside, 42, a state First Amendment. The danger of white - supremist the event, the vote was rescinded and government worker, won a hug from Sociology, psychology and political groups such as the White Aryan debate resumed. his 7-year-old son, Cody, when he told theory can be used to explain the nature Resistance, the Ku Klux Klan and the The request, introduced by a reporter that he voted for Schwar­ of such harm. Values central to the First neo-Nazi skinheads surpasses their Vice President Lyndsey Hummert, "We should recognize the grave injuries zenegger. Amendment itself aresubverted by hate violent hate crimes. sought the money to pay for buses "Yeah, Daddy!" Cody said as he speech. Their mere existence and the active and food for the barbecue among inflicted by racist hate speech and the wrapped his arms around his father's Racism is the cause of this selective distribution of racist propaganda result other expenses. However, the Senate legs outside the flood control office. disregard The inhibition to restrict hate in the nullification of personal security eliminated the funds for the buses potential tensions between legal "This could set a precedent for speech is based on unconscious racism. and liberty for targeted victims in their and reduced the amount of money al­ the rest of the country," Cary said. The American Civil Liberties Union has everyday life. located for food, eventually approving solutions to those injuries and the First Davis, he said, "went into office with issued a policy statement that reflects Consequently, formal criminal the amended bill. a bunch of experience being the sensitivity and administrative sanction-public In other business, the body voted to the damage that hate Amendment" state treasurer and he just drove the vis-a-vis private prosecution-is an ap­ to approve a bill recommending the speech does to both its victims and to state into the ground and he was so the political discourse that the First propriate reply to hate speech. involved with special interests. If he creation of a memorial for students Tony Cortese who have died during their tenure at Amendment is intended to protect. This push for a formal, legal-struc­ had my inkling of higher office, he's Oftentimes, victims of hate are un­ Professor of Sociology tural response to hate speech flies in done and finished." the university. The legislation did not contain details on where the memo­ able to articulate what they feel. They the face of a long-standing and healthy rial could be placed, where funding may internalize the injury, rendering reparations. the Ku Klux Klan and political liberals mistrust of government authority. It would come from and what form it them silent in the face of continuing Not surprisingly, there has been a - with the right to be racist. Accord­ opposes our tradition of tolerance that would take. injury. The origins are often masked vigorous backlash to affirmative action. ingly, racism is merely another idea is precious and valuable yet fragile. The Senate will not meet next week in the language of shared values and In academia, this backlash has been os­ that deserves to be protected by the The basic purpose for the legal (Chicago Tribune correspondents and will resume its regular schedule on objective legal principles. If ideology tensibly polite, using code words such Constitution. restriction of hate speech is to reinforce leff Zeleny and V. Dion Haynes in Los Oct. 21. is deconstructed and the harm gener­ as merit, rigor, standards, qualifications The First Amendment is misused to our commitment to tolerance as a Angeles contributed to this report.) ated from hate speech is identified and and excellence. nullify the only substantive meaning value.

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