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Three attacks on women in a month parked her vehicle in Lot M. opened Brooke Wooten the door and was looking for a re- Staff Writer ceipt in the passenger side of her •a wk car. The Campus Police is investigat- ing several recent assaults on cam- pus. Three assaults have occurred 'I think that steps need in the course of the last month. The victims of all of the attacks to be taken to curb were female. Searches of the univer- these acts of violence sity area failed to locate any of the suspects in each case. which seem to have The Campus Police refused to comment on any of the assaults for increased in frequency fear of compromising the integrity of the investigation. The first attack happened on Dec — Tony Tran 19 around 7:30 p.m. A white female was sexually assaulted in I»t M, the SA external vice president Allen Center parking lot, which is accessible through Entrance 3 on She then saw the suspect stand- Center Scott Oliver tries to fight through a crowd of Houston Cougars to grab a loose ball. The Cougars edged Rice Main Street. ing by the driver's side door. 78 76 on Saturday at Autry Court. The victim reported that she had SEE ASSAULT, PAGE 4 Dean of Students ' '.•if, • iill Bat Rice staff work on birthday of slain civil rights leader Burnett steps down
Jennifer Salomon Burnett will return to teaching psychology Staff Writer' af ter seven-year stint in Student Affairs .. ... Rice community cel. which she helped establish, and ebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Lindsey Schechter Health Services. She has also worked Day in the Rice Chapel Monday Staff Writer to improve student life by starting night, kivokingthe yrords of May a various programs and services. Angelou, Black Student Associa- After seven years of service, Sa- "Overall, I'm extremely pleased tion Pr&^htTara recited rah Burnett will be resigning her with what all of us have been able to "On the Pulseof Morning" to a position as clean of students on July accomplish over these past seven small crowd in the chapel. 1, the end of the academic year. years," she said. The poem, written by Angelou "The time is right to return to the One of her goals has been to for President Bill Clinton's inau- faculty," she said. After taking one attract more students to the Student guration in 1993, calls for unity or two semesters off^r a sabbatical, Center for social activities-through among races, sexes*nd nations, a she plans to return to teaching in the the addition of such luxuries as the theme Long thought appropriate 1 'sy chology Depart men t. Coffeellouse and a big screen televi- for this year's MLK Day obser- sion. Two projects she is especially vance. proud of are the Counseling Center In light of the marked discord 'Overall, I'm extremely and the campus-wide increastfn the that characterized race and gen- pleased with what all of awareness of women's issues. der relations in 1995 — the OJ. She said that the Counseling Cen- Simpson trial and Louis us have been able to ter "continues to make new contri- Farrakahn's Million Man March butions year after year" through such being prime examples — Long accomplish over these programs such as College Assistance expressed a hope for healing via Peer Program, AIDS Awareness this year's MLK Day celebration. past seven years.' Week ynd Alcohol Awareness Week. "This is a day that is going to "In addit ion to dealing w ith students unite people," Long said. "It will — Sarah Burnett who have problems, they continue make us remember the dream (of llrector Greg Marshall and students march from the Dean of students to be a wonderful resource for the iSSI King] and see how far we're go- Sallyport to the Rice Chapel to commemorate the birth of Rev. King. community," she said i«f7 She said she had originally She has dealt with women's is* Unity was also the focus of sev- faculty and administrators to the he and fellow faculty members planned to hold the position for five sues by instituting various programs eral load leaders. According to Sallyport Monday evening. Sing- were enjoying a break from work. years and only stayed two additional on campus. In order to create a sup- WiB Rice College freshman Neema ing the de facto civil rights move- Students, tod, observed a one-day yefJts to help the administration deal port system for the victims of sexual Jones, who attended numerous ment anthem "We ShaB Over- extension to their winter breaks, with the transition from President assault and harassment, she helped events associated with the holi- come," the group shuffled slowly but university staff members George Rupp to President Malcolm organize the Students Organized day, locaTleaders were stressing over to the chapel, where sociol- weren't so lucky. A policy estab- Gillis. Against Rape program, and she unf ogy Professor Chandler Davidson lished by the University Council Burnett has worked at the uni- worked with the Student Associa- i stressing the common spoke on the lessons of King's life. in 1993 created MLK Day as a versity since 1972 when she became tion to post information about sexual theme that we all want a peaceful Citing that King maintaihed faculty/student holiday but kept one of the first female psychology assault in all the women's bathrooms. life," Jones said. "They're talking only a C+ average at Morehouse staff members at work. professors. She was hired as the She also encouraged HealthEdu about taking over our communi- College in Atlanta, Davidson ar- Vice President of Finance and dean of students in 1989 when the cation Director Cynthia Linier to ties from drugs and crime and tak- gued that "we are all capable of Administration Dean Currie ex- position was first created. Tile post create Scruples, the sexual assault ing responsibility for ouractions." heroic acts" and therefore should plained that a change in the struc- was designed to expand the job of prevention play enacted during Ori- Long and the BSA coordinated never leave the history-making to ture of staff holiday allocation pro- disciplinarian to include positive stu- entation Week a candlelight procession and vigil others we believe more disposed duced the current situation.. dent interaction. Burnett is respon !>anier said, "I'm very regretful in memory of the civil rights leader to the position. Instead of differentiating vaca- siMeJormanaging>judnial .affairs. JhttLsh.e!s..m&igtutig...because she's that drew a handful of students, Davidson spokeon a day when SttKIMPABES and overseeing other student ser- been a wonderful mentor and super vices like the Counseling Center, SEE BURNETT PAGE 4 *?r.
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When the University Council established Martin Luther King Day as a faculty/student holiday in 1993, they had the right sentiment. V But lhey had the wrong idea. ^ M LK1 )ay has been a national holiday since 1986. Since then, most Americans, have been given time off on the third Monday of each January to jnty tribute to the individual who played such an important role in ending legal segregation and discrimination based on race. While most universities throughout the nation quickly followed suit in observing MLK Day, Rice was among the stragglers. One reason for the delay was that some believed that cancelling classes was not the best way to pay tribute — students would merely use the three--day weekend for other purposes. Of course, the naysayers lost, and MLK Day is now a faculty/ • 'a /y/t'W ' •Sit**-*- student holiday. Unfortunately, the council members who approved the new holiday did not take into consideration those who would be most likely to use the holiday as it was meant to be used. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We are talking about the Rice staff, which has a much higher percentage of minorities than the student or faculty bodies. Sure, the cooks, groiindskeepefs, secretaries and otlfer employ Future taciiines snouia De dum on res have the option of choosing to make MLK Day a sick day/ vacation day or, it the majority of members agree, a "skeleton" day. Hut why would they do either when they know that they have lots of campus to reduce risk of crime work to do in preparation for the thousands of students who will be returning from winter break that same day? To the editor: Times change, and often assur- campus facilities and thus will never Literature put out by the university states its commitment to the I wish to respond to an article ances of this sort are forgotten. How- be patrolled as well or effectively. promotion of diversity on campus. In recent years, the administra- ("Man assaulted near Graduate ever, whatever reasons applied to This is not a criticism of our police House") which appeared last semes- the making of these decisions at that service; it is a simple fact. tion has frequently stated that it is ready to address any special ter in theOct. 27 issue of the Thresher. time still apply. In addition, whatever aura the i oneertis that its minority students may have. There, an assault was reported in hedges have lor providing a sense of Shouldn't the same be done for Rice's employees? the area of the Grattuate House on community (and therefore for pro- Oct. 13. Territorially; off- viding a protective defense) does m y w T A Such assaults have been reported not extend beyond them. I TTf A T A Tl^n in the past, and as Police Chief Mary campus facilities will And though 1 am no expert in Voswinkle has pointed out, "We've never receive the the field, clearly the difference in jL^lliiYV xrAK 5) always had problems with robberies legal status between students and on the edge of campus. It's kind of status of on-campus non-students on and off campus 'Thresher' suggests Rice resolutions. the nature of the area." needs to be taken into considera- I am myself familiar with one case facilities and thus will tion. in which a graduate student from As we are all familiar, the campus • ()ffer better course choices and times. Don't raise our hopes by Germany was robbed in this area his never be patrolled as is not itself crime-free and never will ottering a class and then cancelling it, especially over and over again. first week in Houston. well or effectively. be. My dog ate the professor is not a valid excuse any more. When I was president of the But the difference between 011- • Improve the finality of Central Kitchen food; oops,"we guess we Graduate Student Association in and off-campus security is an impor- 1990,1 received assurances from the Particularly, 1 wish to take the tant reason to build student facili- should be realistic. (See above. But we don't want to eat the dog.) Office of the President that, first, the opportunity of this unfortunate as- ties, graduate or otherwise, on cam • Lie, cheat, steal, do whatever it takes to make us regain the top next living facility for Rice Univer- sault to point out the wisdom of the pus. •ranking in Money: of course, we could do it the honest, old-fashioned sity would be for graduate students, second assurance. way by limiting tuition increases, but that would be just too easy. - and. second, any such facility would Territorially, off-campus facilities Michael "Dusty" Capistran • Make meal plan money carry into the next year. Yes, we under- be built on campus. will never receive the status of on- Former GSA President stand that (. K must not go too deep in the red, but this university * * W conveniently controls the South W'est pin ion g; This New Year make a resolution to region in computing, tobacco, oil. r* etc. We can spare'a few dollars some w< i-t where at least in places that make p* sense. (Read: Thanks for repaint-. A lX)Tofj>eople in America arc fat. the amount of refined sugar that The decision was made to beat o"> ing the stripes on the road all Jhe Statistics will give a dynamic goes into the 64 punpes of a tyop-N- the New Year to the resolution range of the percentage of Ameri Go Hoss. punch. time It sure is confusing for us dumb folk to walk across campus cans that rank in tl)e soft to softer Although overconsumption is not Slowly, I started going jogging as vMlhoul the lines pearly white.) category. the primary demon in our fatty much as I could over break. You •- Develop a conscience; adopt .1 politically "consciously" correct But to keep it American purgatory, Director of Stu- won't see my name entered in any investment policy; don't invest in companies that kill Americans simple, let's say dent Activities Sarah Nelson marathon or speed contest, yet I got (tobacco corporations, suppliers of CK food, etc.). that ,a whole Crawford will be the first to assure rid of about 15 pounds of flesh in my bunch of us fill the you that a balanced, vegicentric diet first four weeks. • A little resolution for students/faculty, especially those engaged description. can take you places that burgers, in the athlete, non athlete debate. Wake up! In much the same way file perennial fries and sodas cannot. Diet is im- that it amuses us that we attend a prominent engineering university quick fix for our portant. But hey, fat is fun. that just can't quite master the sidewalk, we can't understand why problems is a New What w^ need to grasp is that we - PACKY the same Rice people who say we need to raise admissions Standards Year's resolution. are not going to become an ideally There is more of you So until the first of SAUNDERS healthy nation without more physi- tot athletes also say that we don't have a really successful athletic February, we go cal activity and enjoyable exercise. to love. You can eat program right now and that we should have one. Raising standards BACKPAGE at it: diet , exercise - EDITOR What makes me such a critic? anything you want is going to solve the problem? OxyMoron alert. and no choco- Well 1 took my place upon the scale • Just as a little hint, when you have employees that you think are late. back on Dec. 20. Its response was a and not worry about ineffective, you are allowed to say, "You're fired." Those are two Some dieticians and doctors will creak and swoosh that sent the tell you that our nationwide corpu- needle shooting past 320, rebound getting fat —you're small words used by the rest of the world since the rest of the world lence is the result of overconsump- ing to 180, and finally settling on 267 already there! doesn't have the money to relocate an entire administrative depart- tion. pounds! ment or office everytime a person is considered to be insufficient. This seems reasonable when you .y To put this in perspective, 1 Hiis makes t hree "resignations" in the last year, at least of people we consider the increase in portion size weighed 155 pounds entering high This is not a resolution. It is a know about. To review; It's "You're fired," not "You're relocated" or in restaurants. school in the fall of 1989 — at the start. Where I go with this, nobody A Big Mac was once considered same height. knows. "Fired you're." big. Now there are double Big Macs, But hey, fat is fun. There is more But if the past is any indicator — LETTER POLICY Double Whoppers and supersize of you to love. You can eat anything we'll all quit our health quests. trench fries. you want and not worry about get- The point is to try and to try now. TO SUBMIT Letters may be sent in by ... The refined sugar beverages we ting fat — you're already there! Find something you enjoy and do it. e-mail: lingjj$?owlnet. rice.edu call soft drinks have also gotten out Also you are almost guaranteed Stick with it or fry something else. campus mail: Letter to the Editor, c/o The Rice Thresher of hand. to never drown if you are fat because' While it is forgivable to fail a class, I i.S Mail; Letter to the Editor, The Rice Thresher, We are reminded of the empty you float. 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All of those she designs, engineers and mass now and then, especially at moments least six feet tall Voyeur." big pretty government buildings produces a vile, ifnot exactly deadly, of great spiritual feeling, like after and have an affin- Expect lead roles by Cindy downtown were as empty as the souls projectile, appropriately termed a running a marathon, while climbing ity for the fabu- Crawford. Pamela Anderson and of our politicians. "douche bag." that can be fired with an Appalachian mountain or during lous aroma of the Brad (Arm) Pitt. This series is a sure • Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Bart's slingshot. an especially-needed visit to the GERALD average New, bet for winning an Emmy. Presley will have their first child. To She, Bart and Milhouse stage a restroom. Yorker's body FALCHOOK • Switzerland, a land ruled by dic- no one's surprise, the child will be successful suprise attack on the Welcome to 1096. everybody, odor. „ COLUMNIST tators and despots, a home of terror- named Elvis. I Inrelated to this event, townspeople of neighboring You can't un- _ _ ists, a country scorned by the inter- Michael will come out with a new Shelbyville, who mistake them for Ceroid Falchook is a Sid Richardson derstand Jjie national community, will rfivade the release: "My Tribute to the Beatles higher life forms who have arrived College junior Times Square experience without — Remakes of My-Favorite Beatles being there. Songs." Four hundred thousand people Lovett will declare war Did you know that Michael Jack crowded into a few city blocks in son owns the rights to every Beatles Manhattan. And then, whdn the ball on Sid. No one at Sid song? Even if he doesn't do it this The Thresher needs finally descends, everypnegoes nuts. year, Michael is bound to do it,some All around me, people were shout- will notice. day. Scary thought, if you ask me. ing, yelling, singing, belching and • Organic chemistry Professor » 'H cheering in an intoxicated stupor Marco Ciufolini will beconiethe offi- an assistant opinion (some were even vomiting; now peace-loving nation of Libya. Don't cial university sponsor of 13. He runs there's a way to bring in the New ask me how. It will happen. his first 13 on Halloween. Year). • I x)vett will declare war on Sid. No He creates a new, edible shaving The lower the ball dropped, the one at Sid will notice. cream in his lab and offers to pro- louder the roar of the crowd be- • Our government will shut down duce it in mass quantities. 13 is never came. once again, perhaps twice again, in quite the same again, In -the middle of this loud and the new year. Newt Gingrich, who I • Someone famous will die. 1 can't primitive celebration, a vision came predict will not run for the presi- remember who. Just as this revela- to me. Yes, as the sounds of merri- dency (mostly because of the drop- tion was about to be given, a slap- ment faded from my hearing, my ping popularity of his TV alias, the happy New York drunk yelled Interested? Drop by the office or mind cleared and visions of 1996 Pillsbury Dough Boy), will lead the "Happy New Year!" in my ear, put were revealed to me. charge to shut down nearly every his arm around my neck and gave Here is a list of my predictions for vital organ of our government. me a noogie. So, be on the lookout: call 5274801 for more 1996, based on that out-of-body ex- He will back down from his politi- A famous person will die. perience: cal views and compromise with the • The Democrats will win back • First of all, potatoes will become president and his fellow congress- Congress by a landslide in the 1996 information. the new health food fad, Medical men only after food shortages caused Congressional elections. Well, okay, journals will publish articles with by the closing of the Department of I guess that isn't a revelation. It is conclusive results that a diet very Agriculture end his daily supply of more like an educated guess It also high in potatoes nearly eliminates jelly filled donuts. qualifies as unfair, insensitive Re- chances of developing heart disease I want to emphasize litis vision of publican-bashing. 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M k; -• • I Alberto Youngblood could get up to illion fine at April sentencing hearing ( I • , saying that lying to suspects is within fleets sends a message that lying is letters to the judge" was signifit Bobb said. The police told Yana the bounds of the law. OK." Another said that although the Murphy would not comment < FbIIm Youngblood there had been an eye- A%M. Nriv* Editor ". s • ; jury returned a verdict of "guilty." the upcoming sentencing hearir iMiimiiiii IIUII III.IIIIIH inn witness and that his student identifi- this was not a sanction of the offic- Ellis Giles, a Will Rice Col cation card had been swiped at the Alberto Youngblood was con- 'Unethical procedures ers' conduct. junior who was subpoenaed but i dorm shortly after the fire started, victed on federal charges of arson Murphy felt likewise: "The gov called to testify, expressed surprise neither of which were true. in interrogating after a federal trial which started on ernment says it is legal for police to at how detailed the confession was Murphy also said that Dec. 19. A sentencing hearing is lie to suspects, but 1 say it's not OK and that diagrams were drawn out. Youngblood signed the confession suspects sends a scheduled for April 2. ifit overcomes (a suspect's] free will "I hoped that he hadn't (started only after an agent from the Bureau Assistant United States Attorney to confess." the fire], but if his confession was of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms message that lying is Andrew Bobb said that the govern- Thatthejury voted unanimously that specific and he failed a poly- told him that a confession would ment prevailed for two reasons: OK; on a guilty verdict said to Murphy graph test, well ...I wouldn't have ;| help him. Youngblood had signed a statement Murphy said that the interesting that they believed the signed con- thought," Giles said. indicating hisguilt and the extrinsic — Youngblood Juror part of the situation was not that fession. However, he added, "The Youngblood faces a possible 2(31 evidence supported the confession. Youngblood wasconvicted, but what fact that at least five ljurors) were years in federal prison and a fine of Youngblood, himself, did not testify the jurors had to say about police However, one juror said, "Unethi- moved enough by how badly the up to $2.9 million, the amount of during the trial. cal procedures in interrogating sus- police treated | Youngblood | to write damage to the Student Center. activities, after handing down the ' "A confession is never enough verdict. because we can all say we did things After returning from deliberation, we never did," Bobb said. the jury had both the verdict arftl Bobb pointed out that in the con- some written comments, which pre- fession, Youngblood indicated siding U.S. District Judge David where and when the fire started, Hitlner allowed into the official both of which were corroborated by • record. Five jurors turned in hand- : Join us for uncommon worship M cause and origin experts. written notes. Youngblood also gave detailed ex- Although Murphy was unable to planation as to how he accomplished quote the jurors, he said the theme As yon arc ana who you art, \Xv affirm mull .is the feat. of the notes was that a few of the Although unable and unwilling jurors were concerned about police an ongoing process nul seek m be explorers m the to predict the severity of the upcom- activities in the Youngblood case. ing sentencing, Bobb did say that An article in the Dec. 21 issue of i.outinuitit'di.si.over\ n| laid) and uiu.lfrsiant.liiu». Youngblood will most likely face time the Houston Chronicle emphasized in the federal penitentiary. the ethical nature of these notes, In the trial, Youngblootl's defense calling the comments "scathing." A centered around proving that his common theme of the notes was confession was made under duress. police ethics in handling suspects. Defense attorney George The investigators were accused Murphy said, "Because of the way of lying to Youngblood about evi AN Ami KH. WHAIMISI < m I;I 11, i< U'M'H n I the police treated (Youngblood!, our dence to convince him to confess defense was that Alberto made a Prosecutor Ed Gallagher informed NX i writ onii persons o| all r.R i i! .uul eiiuili Ik ritagt s statement that wasn't true — he was the jury that such techniques are .ill scxu.il orientations, and .ill l.inh pi ispct. tivt m on coerced into it. allowed. < .hrtsi i.tn •. oinmtti in v VC'e mhvi in the I.n i In it's ot 1 'The defense was that the police "Investigators can use trickery Bell.lire < luistian ( hurdi (>(>10 Aider, MiK lied to [Youngblood] to get him to and deceit in interviewing suspects," fe(.w.('''nrosoli Him arid hrtp //www.neosoit.corn/ cov. the Houston Arson Bureau, lied to Gallagher said. Sund.n worship I 30 pin cdueatron Innii 3:00 pfn. him there and made up evidence," Hittner echoed the statement.
Whether staff members should King have to forego another holiday to observe the birthday of Dr. King or I ROM PAGE 1 not, some staff members are dis- ,•4 gruntled with the current policy. tion and sick days, the policy now •4 recognizes all those days as "benefit "1 feel like it's certainly an injus- time," allowing staff to choose how tice," Baker College secretary Indulge without the Bulge. K they use their own days, according Venora Frazier said. "I went down to to Currie. Additionally, there is a observe the parade today, but I came skeleton calendar of holidays, that back to work. If people don't have Brueggers Bagels, The low fat, healthy the entire staff follows, such as too much work they can go, but Thanksgiving and Christmas. Staff some people don't have that oppor - alternative for a new year. Baked fresh members voted on which days would tunity. If some people,get it off, we appear on that calendar., all should." in small batches to ensure quality "There's an awful lot of choice in President Malcolm Giliissaid that those days," Currie said. the council decided on the issue and great taste. As the latest addi- "Even in some staff areas that are during former President George tion to Houston, Brueggers Bagels predominated by minorities, most Rupp's tenure and that while then- -'•M people voted to not make Martin are people* interested in changing would Ijke to invite you, our new Luther King Day a staff holiday* he the current policy, formal action has said. vet to be taken. neighbors, to visit our stores and sample our various bagels and The best pizza in town ... tm 664-5700 cream cheeses: Individually or by the d ri Take Out University FREE delivery dozen, bagels are always a smart at Greenbriar (Restricted Areas) 13® choice. We've got sandwiches and r PICK UP DEALS r FREE DELIVERY 2 Medium 1 Topping premium soups, too. Original Crust Pizza Two Large $8.00 99 1 OR I I III 2 Large ^Topping I I Original Crust Pizza Topping I I or ' I Get 3 free I *4 w I I $10.00 TWO Mediums lor $10. \ 111 I I TAKI OUT UK Htf-F Dl-UVI-RY ONI V WITH COUPON IK K UP ONI V NO! VAUD wim ANY OTIIKR Of-TI R KXPIM-.S IIOIW I bagels for no I r r I I FRtfE DELIVERY PICK UP DEALS I I ^frECIALTY SPECIAL I I Any Medium Specialty Pizza 1 Small I Topping including Sampler) I dough at all. I Original Crust Pizzas I I 99 m I I $7, I I I Medium 1 Topping I I Village Arcade - 5510 Montingxiiir OR tWO FOR I I Original Crust Pizzas Mon Sat: (i:30 am '7 00 pin $4" I Sun: 7:30 -tin - 5:00 pin I 99 I 522-313'"' I + I FREE Can Drink I I "TAKE orrriWHt!* wu ;ivery ow v wrnirot WN -tmce onitw mam mmrqwt.Y wnwtwifow I H W ' ± iNorvalidwrniANYunre*ummj notvai inVn^Ai^crtwiR oB^i;^m;wiiWj L. All major titiIm urdv ^ti.rpird I hu ,itla opirrs Noi valid *irh aitjr "tfer »vK i i 1 t „ „,F *< v vsy , ,,,, • ' , : •!:•• ' ' p :•fifflllfffii >:i". , I'lfili isW 'i '1V' '* ^ i0mm ^ .:V"'V- , '• ' ':.:-v''' '*i\: : ;': i— 6 FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1996 TH^'^.C^ THRESHER AINMENT m mr'l
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FIIM: HIAT Every character is full- family is focused on RATING: •*•*# bodied and vibrant, (OUT Of FIVE) love. without the Al Pacino and Robert De Niro disembodied Mann's best previous works — star as cop and robber, respectively. Thief, Manhunter, The iMst of the It's a powerful pairing; their dispar simplifications of your Mohicans — were thoroughly de- ale acting styles mirror the film's . average Die Hard tailed, stylish and thoughtful. These central dichotomy between the male works proved before Heat that he's dominated world ol crooks and cop- clone. an auteur awaiting some study. And pers and the family-dominated world he manages Heat with considerable (•I husbands, children and wives, skill.weaving people in and out of While the criminal code is cen- A busload of terrific supporting events seamlessly, probing human tered around fear, veugeaflce and performances bolster the film, with nature with deliberate care. icv prolessioualism, the family is fo- Val Kilmer, Ashley Judd, Tom A meticulously crafted cop opera i used on love It's a familiar the Si/.emore and Jon Voight leading which entertains consistently, Heat malic i"lenient ol Western films, and the. pack. Tone I.oc and Henry raises my expectations for Mann as Mann broadens it wisely. Rollins show up, too, and they don't Al Pacino as Vincent Hanna in Michael Mann's groundbreaking crime movie well as this genre. I've seen this k'ailu i than lot using exclusively even get in the way, Hc.it delivers a brilliant performance. movie three times, and I'll see it on the inhuman acts committed in There's a tremendous depth to again. It's one of the movies which the name ol the criminal code, he this film which I can't recall seeing resonant and grand in scale as any ied simplifications of your average reinforces our faith in cinema's ca- ccntei N iiiii attention on the shreds in many other movies; Heat serves novel. Hveiy ehai acter is lull bodied Die Hard clone. pabilities, and these days that's noth- ol humanity to which these ravaged as definite proof that a film can be as and vibrant, without the disembod- Shot at over 50 Los Angeles loca- ing short of a miracle. WMMMBm BARREL OF MONKEYS 6 Sci-fi '12 Monkeys' Too-trendy sparks frantic fears short of directors' credentials around a coven of witches (among formed into live-action. the future? Are there parallel re- Chris McKenzie whom are Madonna, Valerie Golina Hie last story. "The Man from Marty Beard alities? Cam someone from the fu- Staff Writer and lone Skye) who have assembled' Hollywood," is directed by Quentin Atftfi Editor ture start an apocalypse by telling in the Mon Signor ty resurrect their Tararitino (Pulp Fiction), He stars in its instigator — in the past — Four Rooms came out during the goddess, Diana. To complete their it, too, as a big movie producer who If the predictions made in about how the coming pestilence Christmas break, so if you were go- magic stew, they only need one more, wants Ted to help him and his friends Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys are was unleashed? ing to see it, you probably already little ingredient, one tliat only a man play out a bet they saw on an old correct, then humanity doesn't Willis excellently expresses have. If you haven't, don't consider like Ted can provide. "Alfred H itchcock Presents." If Ted . have much time left Ir>-the last the confusion Kohl feels as a man yourself deprived: For all its poten- In 'The Wrong Man," directed accepts the offer, and the Si,000, his months of 1996, according to struggling with the bleak, subter- tial, the movie turns out to be a big by Alexandre Rockwell {In the Soup), task would be to perform an amputa- James Kohl (Bruce Willis), a le- ranean future he came from and disappointment. Ted delivers champagne to the tion on the loser with a well-sharp- thal virus will wipe out 5 billion the beautiful and (comparatively) If you think about it, the idea of wrong room, where a jealous hus- ened hatchet, people. fresh air of America in the mid- Four Rooms isn't really all that origi- band lies in wait for another The last 10 minutes of this story 1990s. Naturally, Kohl favors and nal. Minis like" Plaza Suite and Mys- Theodore who's been sleeping with are fantastic, but the first 20 drag. savors terrafirma. FILM; 12 MONKEYS tery Train have already set Several his wife, whom he has tied up. Ted Tarantino wastes so much time on HATING; * * * I/A This movie's biggest arid most independent vignettes in the same fights for his life while trying to con- pointless dialogue arid focusing the (OUT OF FIVE) pleasant surprise Was undoubt- hotel. What makes Four Rooms dif- vince the drunken, psychotic hus- camera on himself that you just want edly Brad Pitt as the psychotic ferent is that each story is given to a band that lie's the wrong guy, it to end by. the time it gets to the Jeffrey Goines. the. son of a different director: Allison Anders, good part. • Qf course, no one in the film wealthy, eminent virologist. The Alexandre Rockwell, Robert The last 10minu1.es redeem "The FILM: FOUR ROOMS believes what a mental patient »6?r-stud , having camouflaged his Man from Hollywood" somewhat, Rodriguez and Quentin Tararitino, RATINO: •• like James Kohl has to say about famous baby blues with brown and the denouement is mercifully each of which are young, trendy and, (out or FIVE) himself and the future, But would contact lenses, proves that he can above all, good. short, [^anything, this final vignette ww believe it if a man claimed to act, in a role that is a far cry from So it's a sure formula for success? and its ending provide a satisfying be from the future and kept mak- Tristan Ludlow in legends of the Nope, just a formula for high expec- Both of these stories have a lot of end to the entire movie, but at great Fall Eyen Pitt's hands turn in a ing dire predictions about the fate tations. Expectations that get shat- potential for huipor, but they just fall expense to our attention span. remarkable performance... they of mankind and insisted that no, tered by stories that just don't enter- flat. "The Missing Ingredient" ends All four of the directors suffer twist in obscene, Jerky anger as if he is not insane? Such a man tain as much as we'd like. abruptly and unsatisfactorily while from an overzealousness to showoff they have their own case of would be locked away in a pad- "The Wrong Man" just gets confus- their trendy styles. With Rockwell, Tourette's syndrome, as if con- ded cell with the key thrown away. ing and weird, throwing the camera in every which This is an example of the ducting an orchestra of 12 speed- angle makes the views messy and freak monkeys. The third story, " The Misbehav- "Cassandra syndrome" theme All four of the ers." directed by Robert Rodriguez confusing; with Tarantino, trying to that prevails throughout the film: The Army of the 12 Monkeys (Desperado), is the best of the four get some cool dialogue and unique a curse of being able to predict itself figures prominently in the directors suffer from segments. Ted is enlisted to baby-sit shots in just makes things contrived. the future, but always being dis- plot, too. The array," led by Goines, an. overzealousness the kids of a smooth-talking, slick Hie damning quality of the movie believed. is a group of vegetarian, animal- haired character (Antonio Banderas) is that the directors tried too hard to While the not-so-farfetched activist commandos with an to show off their and his wife while they go out for make it cool. But Four Rooms does premise in these days of HfV and agenda. Much of the film's plot New Year's Eve. As the title sug- have redeeming qualities: Tim . centera ground Kohl's pursuit of EbUla may sound just like an* trendy styles.' ' gests, Ted's trustees get in Roth's acting, the army, and his trying to dis- other take on The Andromeda trouble when he's out. and^the seg- cover where the virufforiginated. Strain or The Stand, its plot has What makes 'The Mis- ment directed different elements to it and pro- Madeleine StoWe, as sympa- The movie takes place on New behavers" funny is the by Robert ceeds flt a pace that sets thistmovie thetic, insightful psychiatrist and Year's Eve at the Mon Signor Hotel cartoonish comedy in Rodriguez. » apart from "deadly disease" flicks. writer Katherine Railly, delivers The film's four sttfties have one char- , both its action and If you're a But this movie is certainly not an inipasaioned performance, acter in common: Ted (Tim Roth), its dialogue. It fan of any of unprecedented: 12 Monkeys is making the best of her role as a the bellboy who's stuck running the plays like some these direc- loosely based on a 1963 French kidnapped woman who falls for entireTfuwl by himself all night. Four d e m e p t e d tors, wait for film called 1M Jftee. „ her abdudor. w different times'he gets called into Tex Avery the video. If \i Not only does the film con- If you haven't seen 12 Monkeys four different rooms to participate in cartoon, you're not a fan front apocalyptic issues, it also yet, you're missing out. Science four very different dark comedies. . traps of these direc- deals with that timeless science- fiction it is, hut it's effective pre- The first story. "The Missing In- tors, just forget fiction movie dilemma: time cisely because it is chillingly al- gredient is dkeeled by Allison. it; trust me,you imel. Can time travelchange " Moifpossible. Anders (Mi Vida fjt>ca) anff centers won't lik<* it « ;
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David Gaskey Rice Student Specials! Jl As si. A&E litlimr "Do it in a way where the melody 523-7770 is strong enough to be able to sing without the music. If youcart whistle the tune without the dressing, that'll be a nice tune," says frontman Mick & Hucknall of British band Simply Red. And nice tunes are what they cre- ate, The band that has brought us medi hits over the past decade including "Holding Back the Years" (1985) and "If You Don't Know Me by Now" (1988) has recently released their newest album, Life. The long-awaited follow-up to their 1991 album, Stars, second pizza only $5.00! featuring the title-track hit. Lifeis as Your choice of original deep dish or thin crust profound as its predecessor. Open 'til 2 a.m. seven days a week! Auriir: SIMPLY RED Lm RATINO: (OUT OF FIVI) Simply Red's Mick Hucknall confronts the camera for their new album. Life.
bums. However, the musical mas tan ()rchestra to produce songs that On (he new disc, Simply Red again tery in /j/f matches, if not surpasses, provide a "universal, yef individual" THE FABULOUS produces its unique blend of pop, that in Stars, which sold ') million J insight into ... Life. The result is a jazz, R&B andireggae that brought copies. On the album, the band wonderful, smooth sound that one fla'A SATELLITE LOUNGE them popularity on their other al- works with the London Metropoli SEE RED PAGt 8 PRESENTS WEDNESDAYS ON THE ROAD The bestjam bands on the toad now have a Wednesday night home. FREE LECTURE: 'How to Get Admitted to American Schools" WED, « SUNFLOWER • Melodic, hard grooving rock shines with dual guitars, JAN 24 soulful harmonies, and dynamic rhythms. The popular Austin hand presented by: celebrates the release of their new CO Round Trip. GUEST OPENS. COMtturf * ff & Advisors from Houston universities & colleges WED * ZERO & VERTICAL HORIZON • The most anticipated show JAN 31 of the winter. San Francisco's Zero has quickly converted thousands of Wednesday, January 24th ailing Grateful Dead fans, and it's no wonder; the band features saxophonist 7:00 p.m. Martin Fierro (Jerry Garcia Band), bassists Bobby Vega (Bob Weir Band/, and lyrics by legendary Grateful Dead songwriter Robert Hunter. at the VERTICAL HORIZON OPENS. Kaplan Educational Center 7555 Bellaire Blvd. #200 WED, « URBAN SHAKEDANCERS - This Atlanta, GA hand brings some FEB 7 serious momentum to the Satellite, after recently touring with Greg Allman, (Opposite Sharpstown Mall in the bacfc- the Black Crowes and good friends The Grapes. The Shakedancers are now of Burlington Coat Factory Building-2nd floor) regularly drawing over 1,000people at their groove-infected shows. FONDUE MONKS OPEN. New TOEFL Course begins: WED, * JUPITER COYOTE - Currently touring in support of their third January 29th, 1996 release, lucky Day (produced by Allman Bros, producer Johnny Sandlin/, FEB 14 Register Now! * Macon, G A-based J. C has become one of the nation's mostwidely rccogni^ed independent hands, regularly appearing with the likes of the For. information or to reserve your seat Radiators, Widespread Panic & the Neville Brothers. The Washington Post for the lecture, proclaims "the jams are long, the admonitions righteous and the funk fine." LAW OF NATURE (Starkville. MS) OPENS. Call 988-4700 I MUM MTU / IHBW V $r»r 3616 WASHINGTON I 111 869-CQOL WASHING I ON •mremwittTf it The Answer to the Test Question DOORS OPEN AT ft PM
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dant guitars and resonating feed- adds a few of their own musical varia- singer everyone loves to hate, Darius the title track and the squawking Ann Ab*i back also create a musical aura of tions to the screeching guitars. Rucker. "Built Low" that they become hard- Stuff Wnti'i frustration. As a majestic swan song, the al- But Paw is not simply a Hootie- est to listen to. * Steel Pole Bathtub hails from San most-elegiac "Friday" reveals tre- elone band. Musically. Paw tran- Brothers Peter (drums, percus- Darren MorX. Mike Morasky Francisco, but their music buzzes mendous psychic scars. Unfortu- scends the Blowfish. Imagine throw sion) and Grant Fitch (guitars, lap and Dale Flattum, the members of like a product of Seattle. In fact, the nately, Scars from Falling Down in- ing Hootie'spop, Pearl Jam'sgrunge, steel, vocals) form Paw's core, and Steel Pole Bathtub, must've fallen band started in that Puget Sound cludes more missteps than trium- Aerosmith's power guitars and singer Mark Hennessy rounds out down an awful lot. Their latest al- musical rnecca and continues to draw phant notes. "Four Barrels" is a gru- Wilco's country-fried rock in a their musical makeup. Essentially a, bum, Scars from Falling Down, heavy bar crowds there. Musically, eling 1:23 of engine noise, squeals, blender, hitting "puree" and season- three-piece with a revolving-door sounds like the musical manifesta- their anarchic, guitar-driven, feed drum beats and fuzzy feedback. Most ing with a heavy dash of cheesy bass policy. Paw draws on the bass tion of some very scarred minds. back and sampling-jnfused indie of the rest of the CD could've come lyrics. The musical hybrid would talents of Paul Boblett, Grant Fitch The grungy pongs bespeak tremen- rock sounds much like one of those from any number of grunge bands. sound like Death to Traitors. and John Ucardelloon Death to Trai- dous 20-nothing angst. * Stone-Temple-Pearl-Dog bands. You can take Steel Pole Bathtub out 0 The CD isn't all bad; it has its tors. Other musicians take the stage What distinguishes Steel Pole of their flannel, but you can't take ingratiating moments. The buoyant when Paw tours. ARTIST: Sua POLS Bathtub from the Seattle scene, ac the flannel-philosophy out of their instrumental "Sweet Sally BroWn" The album ends on a disappoint- BATHTUB cording to drummer Darren Mor X music. proves swingy and infectious. The ing note. "Sunflower" is generally X ALBUM; Scuts mm Fail- in an interview with Rolling Stone, is ARTIST: PAW simple combination- of guitar and indistinguishable from the rest of ma Down P that "we're not patriotic flannel." ALBUM: Outh to Trmw drums works quite well here. Paw the album and hardfy a memorable •kit it November's Rolling Stone featured ATINO: ** achieves some other melodic and way to end. In fact, Hennessy's las^ (OUT Of S) Steel Pole Bathtub as one of the (OUT or FIVE) even vocal triumphs as well. The sound is probably best described as hippest indie bands in its "On the IX harmonies on the chorus of the bal- a yelp. The very depressing "Home is a Edge '95" section. At first listen, parts of Paw's lad, "Last One" and the wistful coun- Touring is something they do Rope" sums u.p'(heir Reality liites Fashion isn't the only thing that sophomore effort Death To Traitors terpoint vocal line on 'Texas" make often and hopefully better than they ethos. Dale FlatUim sings, "There's differentiates this band from the make one think of (shudder) Hootie those songs worth listening to. record albums. Their music could iicvi'i been anything ever to do/ amorphous se-a of Seattle grunge. and the Blowfish. Particularly on It's when Hennessy abandonshis easily be more inspiring played live Except stare ai the stereo/1 can al- Steel Pole •Bathtub, who think of songs like "Seasoned Glove," "Hope Hootie-esque-smobthness and Paw to a room full of fansthan it is through ways ^<'1 a job at 7-11/Cause there's bands like the Jon Spencer Blues 1 Die Tonight" and "Last One," vo- cuts loose on high-octane tunes like t he speakers of a CD nJayer. no reason to try/No, I'll never get Explosion, [insane and 7-Year Bitch calist Mark Hennessy's sonorous away from anything." The discor- as their musical contemporaries. baritone begs comparison with that gether,"uses the talents of the Umoja Red Singers Chorale to emphasize the theme of world unity. FROM PAGE 7 After the big success of Stars. can frequently hear over meals at Hucknall on the Simply Red Chili's or Fuddrueker's. homepage says that he "didn't do FAIRFAX CRYOBANK HEALTH CONSCIOUS The current (and first) single anything for the rest of the year from the disc, "Fairground," is strik- except live," which no doubt pro- PARTICIPATE M A SIX MONTH ingly different from their previous vided inspiration for Life. When sound, yet the vocals remind you asked how to follow up an album of DONOR PROGRAM. IF YOU ARE that this is Simply Red. "Fairground" such big success, he responded, DEPENDABLE & BETWEEN 21 AND 36. is an innovative, futuristic jazz/pop "Following it? For some weird rea- song inspired by a popular fair- son, it's never been a problem to me. HEW INCREASED COMPENSATION!!!! ground outside of Milan. Lead vocal- I never thought about it. It's like ist Mick Hucknall comments, "It at- saying how do you live the next day GIVE US A GAU. AT: tempts to capture the atmosphere of of your life? You just get on and do being 17 qjr 18." it, don't you?" Other notable tracks include the IJfe proves that there is still mu- reggae "Never Never Love," which sic today that is art and teaches a poses the powerful question, "So now lesson. Simply Red is currently tour- we've got our independence, what ing Europe and may perform in the are we gonna do with it?" The soulful United States following the conclu- closing track, "We're in This To- sion of their set dates.
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held off SM11 for a 69-51 victory. John Fredland Sh\f! Wnin Rice improved to 9-5 overall, "for your favorite NBA players taking time out 2*1 in the SWC. SMU dropped to 5-9, 1-2. from their McDonald's endorsements to pound on powerhouse teams like Angola. Prior to Wednesday's con- "We're on track for becom- test against Southern Method- B is for blue, as in the gym uniforms here at ing a very good basketball t ist University at Autry Court, team," Head Coach Willis Wil Rlce.The H PER department gives these rags the the last time most followers of boat in 4996 and realizes that the facilities get son said. Rice basketball had seen their "We need to become ar very used more when students don't feel degraded. team in person was Dec. 7, when C is for Cornhuskers, as in the University of good team by the end of the the Owls hosted then-top- month, and by the end of the ranked University of Kansas. year, we need to become an pionship in a row. It's not the quarterback, folks. The 83-63 defeat that night left excellent team. o Rice with a 2-3 record. that 1 could rush for 1,000 yards. "A lot of people probably look D is for the Dallas Cowboys. They win Super Much has changed since at us oil paper, and look at the Bowl XXX in a blowout. then. Two nights later, Rice re- injuries, and don't expect much. E is for errors, of which our baseball team at bounded with a come-from-be- I think we have guys with high Rice made very few in 1995. We were only two, hind, last-second triumph over expectations for themselves and wins from playing in the a Vanderbilt University team guys who don't put a lot of cre- College World Series last seemingly destined for a top-25 dence in the things that are said year, proving that there are ranking the following week. outside our team." other competitive teams in The win over the Commo- Early in the game against the Southwest Conference dores triggered a run of five SMU, the Owls looked shaky besides the University of consecutive victories. on offense. With both teams TexaaandTexasA&M Uni- A loss to the United States running methodical, half-court versity. Naval Academy on Jan. 4 broke sets, the score stood at only 14 the streak. However, the Owls 13 in favor of Rice at the mid- F is for the Fiddlers, the recovered by upsetting the Uni- point of the first half. Oilers' new name when versity of Texas at a game in The Owls then made their Chuck Whitten they move to Nashville. Staff Writer Austin in a game televised na- move Tom McGhee has been Samecrappy team, new stu- tionally by ESPN — much like pid nickname. the outside-shooting star for their football brethren had done Rice so far this year, but it was | G is for gone, as in what happens to your in 1994. Eric Singletary who triggered money when you go to an NFL, NBA or MLB The break left the Owls dis- the run with a pair of long-range- r game. Ticket prices continue?to soar in '96. appointed. The Navy game was baskets. H is for hoops. In case you students'didn't within the Owls' grasp, as was notice, Rice upset Texas over break and is now With 9:29 to go in the half. last Saturday's game with the Singletary hit a long t wo-pointer. competing for the conference lead. The Owls University of Houston at Autry keep winning big games, stop losing to cupcakes After a Shaun lgo inside basket. Court. Singletary connected on a t hree Rice jumped to an 18-p6int pointer from the top of the key. #bid to the NCAA tournament this year. lead in the first half but ended and the Owls were off on a J 0-0 Us for intramurals. The best part of sports at up squandering the lead and run. [I Rice gets even better in'96. Oh yeah, Wiess wins dropping a 76-74 decision to the McGhee, who had surpassed college basketball. Cougars. J is for Jordan. The Bulls give into his $25 the 30-point mark in his two million demand this month. The guy is worth the Against the Mustangs, the previous gabies, then got into money; He wins games and brings in the.bucks. Owls showed this same one- the act. ^ foot- in-the-door-t he-other-one He added two, more three- in-the-gutler nature. pointers as part of a 24-point basketball this year. Kentucky wins in overtime. Rice had its sluggish performance, his 10th game this stretches but also demonstrated season with 20 points or more. L is for lawn darts, thecraze of the '90s. Watch somt*solid play, particularly on Singletary added another for the revolution. defense, that gives them hope Shaun lgo and Robert Johnson rebound rn Saturday's loss to Houston. Mis for merchandising. This year, every pro- three-pointer, and Robert for having a successful South- Johnson converted a T.J. 39-16 lead late in the first hall tered great resistance inside the west Conference campaign. its colors to black and gray. Gang members Armstrong alley-oop into a The Owl defense held the paint. Johnson blocked two The Owls pulled away mid- crowd-pleasing slam dunk as celebrate. Mustangsto29.6percentshoot- shots on the night, and lgo way through the first half and Rice used a 25-3 run to roll to a ing on the half. SMU encoun- $trsMU )>
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i.,,!,,..., " '— 10 FRIDAY. JANUARY ~ :ij J . a?'. -1*:: i „ *1% "W SPORTS I *» I r M if 1 I, ••• fly 89, playing on the offensive line. team His previous position was as a Defensive back Jay Larny contin- strength and conditioning assistant N McCallum and Hamilton stepped up year's [>oor non-conference play lead- Alex Chapman ues to receive post-season honors. at Kansas State University. He had in Smith's absence, posting strong ing to a 13-19 overall record. Ut/ Sfunu EiHtm He has been awarded a $5,(KM) schol- previously held similar positions at f numbers, SWC play promises to get even arship by "the NCAA for post-gradu Southern Methodist University and I# Mundschau scored 18 points rougher, with ranked foes Texas ate studies Texas Christian University. The Rice women's basketball against l-amar and 15 against Colo- Tech University and Texas A&M Earlier this year he was honored 1 l<*ain found themselves down 10 af- rado Slat**. Hamilton's strongest per- University both appearing twice on as a member of the College Football McQliee named SWC player l^Ki ter a horrible shooting performance formance was 17 points against the schedule. » Association's Scholar-Athlete Team of the week for Jan. 9 eBBe. in the first half, and could not make Ix'high. The Owls will try to break into and as a first-team member of the Senior guard Tommy McGhee II; u|> the ground in the second half in a Center 1 )ebi Williams also added the SWC win column at home against GTE/CoStPA Academic All- was the first Owl this season to be 11''' 75-1-55 loss to Southern Methodist much needed height and strength in "Texas A&M on Jan. 20, followed by America squad. named SWC player of the week. 1 'diversity on Wednesday. (he middle, including a six blocked Texas Christian University on the lite NCAA award isgiyen to only His 35 points against the Univer- The Owls notched their eighth shot performance in the game 24th. 29 players each year. I .amy led the sityof'Texas televised by ESPN were loss against seven victories, making against -Houston that tied a Rice Both games start at 7 p.m. at fiice secondary with 97 tackles this a career high. He sank six of seven 29 percentjif their shots in the first single game record. Autry Court, season. three-point attempts in that game. half and 38 percent in tht* game. 'Hie two strongest individual per The Owls then face a tough se- McGhee is one of the nation's -• The Owls were led by forward tormances. however, belonged to the ries of road games agai.nst Baylor on Rmv«« returns to Rice leaders from beyond the three-point 1 animy Mel allum and center Jen- starting backcourt. Jan. 31. Texas Tech on Feb. 2 and Scott Reeves will return to Rice stripe this season, shooting over 50 nifer Hamilton with 12 points each. Point guard Kim LiLondehad 11 Texas on Feb. 7 as the head strength and condition- percent.Currently, McGhee is lead Guard Chaf'onda Wilson scored points, seven rebounds and nine as- They then return home for a ing coordinator. He was a four-year ing the Owls with 21.8 points per 1.0 and forward Stephanie sists in addition to providing leader- matchup against the University of' letterman for the Owls from 198(> game. Mund-schau finished with nine ship to spark the Owls' victory over Houston on Feb. 10. points. Lamar. two straight games in December, I he Owls, played a grueling Guard Jessica Garcia poured in SMI! 75 Rice 65 •only to be sidelined again, Accord- schedule over the break, fitting in 'JO points lo provide the edge in the ing to Wilson, Igo is improving but eight games across the continent. narrow win over Montana State, Rice 27 38 - 65 FROM PAGE 9 still is playing at less than topcondi- The results were decidedly Then came the final Southwest SMU 37 38 - 75 * added another. tion. mixed, with the team winning four Conference season, which began 'Tonight, we've had a great de- "Shaun has to get back in shape," Rice (7 8 0-3) ut ihe eight but losing Angelica with a heartbreaking 74-72 loss to fensive effort." center Scott Oliver Wilson said. "In another game or Mnith, the talented forward who-had the University of Texas Garcia 1-4 0 0 2, laLondft 1 9 0 0 2. WWianw 1 3 3 9 5, Mundschau <1 13 I ? 9. McCallum said. "But that's been the one thing two, he will start to find his rhythm. led the team in scoring in six,,and Tammv McCallum had a double- 5 6,?-i 12, Catagna 15 3-4 5. Wilson 443 2 2 that's helped us win all season long He has to get his cardiovascular con- 10. tseohedo 0 2 0 0 0, Else*' 2<8 2 2 6. rebounding in soven of the eight double with M .fwints and 10 re- and is a constant of being a good dition back, which is important for a games. Smith injured her leg and Hoy 0 0 3>7. 2. Hamilton 4 ? 4 5 12 bounds. Total*: 23-61 19 28 65 team." big man." does not look to make an immediate The entire team played well, Wilson was pleased with Owl Rice continues its SWC slate with return. shooting 50 percent from the floor. SMlf(ll 3 3 0) execution at both ends of the court a road trip this weekend. The Owls I'lie team started the winter break Other strong games were pro- Blair 0 60 0 I, McLaughlin. 3 H 2 2 8, Bfur.gaiot 7 12 3 i 1.7. B'sndl 6 10 1 2--12 27, Delaney *1 in the first half. travel to College Station to take on nil a high, winning fi!M>2 over Lunar vided by Williams with ten points 1:6 2 3 12 Devine 00 00 0, Dunn 1 2 0 0 3. "Our guys came out ready to play Texas A&M University (8-7 overall, I 'niversity, Ui over Lehigh Cm and seven rebounds, and strong per- Thomas 0 0 0 0 0, amend 0 2 2 2 2, Brassard 2 3 0 0 2. S-jpiiansKi 1 1 0 0 2 on both ends of the floor," Wilson 0-3 in SWC) tomorrow at 5:35 p.m. versity and 7:11 i over Southern 1 'ni- formances by Hamilton, Garcia,and : Totals; 25 $9 21 22 ;"> said. "We carried out our game plan They then proceed to Fort Worth on versity IaLonde. and our assignments on both sides Monday for a 7:35 p.m. contest with Bui a trip up into the Northwest It was followed by a 97-77 loss-to Itifffe point goals - Rice: 0 7' Garcia 0 1 Lalonde 0 2. Mundschau 0 2, Calagna 0 1 of the ball in the first half. Any time .the Texas Christian Universfty against talented opponents wore Rice the I 'niversity of Houston and their vViisor- 0 1: SMU: 4-1' Bl»« 0 3. BrungardlO 1, we do that, we have a chance to Horned Frogs (9-7, 0 3). Braftdl 3 6. Ottlawy 0 1 Dun» 1 1, Berend 0 2 down, leaving them with a0!M>7 win hot shooting star Pat l.uckey. control the tempo. That's a big part l^ast year the Owls took both •gainst Montana State University Wednesday's loss to SMC left s of what we do." ( RfH;ount:l,sre Rx<: 39- Wi 1 , Mun Ml® woman's basketball & • 1 ? § !$j Thank goodness it's team In their battle against Texas Baker Collage's TQ, complete M. Autry Court 7 p.m. free food and drinks to celebrate THROUGH THURSDAY, JAN. 25 Friday. In the Baker Commons. 4 • The Museum of Fine Arts p.m. - 6 p.m. presents The Virgin Spring, the • Wiess College is throwing a party Academy Award winner for Best in the Wless Commons from 10 Foreign Film. Based on a 14th- MONDAY, JANUARY 22 Room In the Student Center. Wine p.m. to 2 a.m. Celebrate the start century ballad, it tells about a • It's the last day of registration and cheese to follow the colloquium. of a new semester while enjoying medieval family's tragic loss of Its for undergraduate and graduate free music, food and beer. daughter and the father's revenge studHnts. • Although your mother might against her murderers. 7:30 p.m. WCDNCSDAY, JANUARY 24 not approve of you attending, $4 with a student ID. For more • The Student Association's • LIBRIS demonstrations will be the 20th Anniversary Tatoo info., call 639-7515. weekly meeting starts at 10 p.m. offered to everyone every Convention kicks off at the • Persona shows at 9:15 p.m. at In Kelley Lounge in the Student Wednesday in |he reference area of Sheraton Hotel. There's a contest, the Museum of Fine Arts. Chosen Center. Fondren Library. Noon to 12:30 p.m. an exhibit - even a tatoo museum. by British film journal Sight A Sound • In memory of thq landmark case Sign up not required - walk right in. At 8686 Kirby Dr. For more info., as one of the 10 best films ever Roe vs. Wade, Rice for Life is holding • "Off the Corporate Track: call 748-3221. made, this study of the relationship a candlelight vigil which begins in Careers After Law School" takes between patient and nurse explores front of Willy's statue at 9 p.m. place 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. in the • Bakershake 1996 needs to cast the boundaries of women's psyches. Student Center's Farnsworth 0 11 male and six female roles for its $4 with a student ID. • Auditions for Wiess Tabietop Pavilion. It features a panel of law upcoming presentation of the 0 Theater's Hello, Hamlet wind up. 8 professionals with presentations Bard's popular play, Much Ado p.m. in the Wless Commons. and discussions. Free. SUNDAY, JANUARY 21 About Nothing. Tryouts begin in the • If you're interested in Baker Library from 7 p.m. to 10 • See the Houston Rockets take volunteering for the ESCAPE Family TUESDAY, JANUARY 23 p.m. on the Orlando Magic. 1:30 p.m. at Resource Center, attend the 3 • Sid Richardson College auditions the Summit. For more info., call • A memorial mass for Dr. Ricardo Volunteer Orientation. 6 p.m. 7 for My Fair Lady wrap up In the SRC 627-3865. Yamal will begin at 7 p.m. at the p.m. RSVP at 942 9500. basement. If you're planning to Catholic Student Center (located audition for a principle role, • Wiess* Tabietop Theater's at 1703 Bolsover - across from • Come to Autry Court to cheer for prepare a song. 7:30 p.m. -10:30 auditions for its upcoming musical entrances 14 and 15, Rice Blvd.). the women's basketball team in Its p.m. i comedy, Jlellot,Hamlet, commence Yamal was an associate professor battle against TCU. 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