^ The Daily Skiff nn llnluarcitu Fnrl Worth THAI ™ TuesdaV. Nowombor 15. 1977 Vol. 76, No. 43 Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas ■i———■*■ *T « House elections under way Two entrants vie for leader
Editor's note: Information on the candidates and their platforms was taken from their application form, which was supplied to the Daily Skiff by the House Elections Committee.
Two candidates will be running for the offices of president, vice president and secretary of the House of Student Representatives, while the positions of vice president of programming and treasurer will be unopposed in Student House of Representatives elections today.
Voting will be held from 8 to 5 in the Student Center, Dan Rogers Hall and Greek Hills Cafeteria. No runoffs will be held. JHONNYE SAINT-ANGELLE Jhonnye Saint-Angelle and Laura Shrode have filed for the office of president ROSEMARY HENRY ANNE MAGNER MICHELLE CAMPBELL {or president Saint-Angelle is a graduate student with a 3.8 overall GPA. He is a town-student for vice president for secretary for treasurer representative to the House this semester. In his campaign platform, he said "1 beleive that the office of president of the student body has a great deal of potential for involving all students in the affairs of campus which affect them. "A problem has been that past presidents have represented only a select group and not all students. This has tended to cause apathy among the remainder of students because they have felt they had no one to whom they could go with campus related problems." He said "as a representative of all students I will provide each TCU student with a voice in policy—to the extent that the office of president of the student body allows it." . Shrode is a junior with a 3.8 overall GPA. She has served in the House two and one-Half years. She is currently vice president and has served as administrative assistant, elections committee chairperson and representative from Jarvis Hall. In her campaign platform she said, "I have been involved with the House at many levels since first coming to TCU. I have served as a committee chairperson and in officer positions. "More important than my experience is my strong desire to represent the students of TCU. I believe the House can have influence on University policy if it acts in a serious and dedicated matter. I can work with the University to ac- complish the goals of the students." Rosemary Henry and Lynn Oates are candidates for vice president. Henry is a sophomore with a 3.6 overall GPA. She has served" in the House one LAURA SHRODE year and is representative from Jarvis Dorm. She is currently chairman of the LYNN OATES RENEE PENN DIANE JONES for president House Student Affairs committee. for vice president for secretary She stated in her platform that she is "able to represent a broad range of for vice president of programming students because I represent a largely independent dorm and the Tom Brown- Jarvis program, but I am also Greek. I have worked to keep my dorm informed of Mel Blanc House proceedings and have used their input to initiate programs and policies in the House. "I have also tried to make residents of the dorm aware of ways for them, as 24 hour visitation requested to appear non-House members to participate in student government.
"I believe one of the most important responsibilities of vice president is that of Thursday filling University committees. These1 committees need to be utilized effectively TB-J wants end to sign-In sheets because they are the vehicle for direct student input into University policies." Mel Blanc, the voice of such classic "I feel 24 hour visitation would "However, I am willing to see if She felt it would be her job, as well as that of all House members, to inform By JACKIE BURROW cartoon characters as Porky Pig, compound roommate problems," he there is a more acceptable form to students of committee opportunties and to encourage them to apply for mem- Staff Writer Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny, will said If a student had a vistor all night, sign in," Arvin said. "I plan to suggest bership Response to a Tom Brown-Jarvis speak here this Thursday. The free (TB-J) proposal for 24 hour visitation their roommate would be forced to to the committee that they work on public program will begin at 8 p.m. in "I also believe it is important for the House to work with the administration as and the elimination of sign-in sheets is stay up all night or to leave the room some alternatives to the sheets." the Brown-Lupton Student Center much as possible, but not to the point of making student interest secondary." expected early this week from Jack and sleep elsewhere, Arvin said. Jane Blalock, Jarvis hall director, ballroom sponsored by the student "I feel there is adequate 24 hour said she is not in favor of 24 hour Oates is a junior with a 3.0 overall GPA. He has been in the House one year and Arvin. area coordinator for Housing. Forums Committee. common areas in Tom Brown and vistation because some Jarvis has served on the House Finance Committee and the Extramural Funding The proposal was prepared by the Blanc has gained international Jarvis for students to carry on residents have told her they are op- Committee. TB-J Living Options Committee. recognition in a variety of performing Frank Goode heads the committee studying or visiting after visitation," posed to it. "I do think visitation needs arts, first in radio, then via cartoon In his platform he said, "Student government at TCU needs students interested composed of volunteers from each he said. The TB library and Jarvis to be extended past 11 p.m. on week "shorts" for movie theatres, recor- and concerned about the quality of student input into administrative decisions. dorm. The committee's eight-part lobby are designated as 24 hour nights to allow studnets who have dings and finally television. After proposal has the approval of both common areas. night classes until 10 p.m. more time more than 40 years, his voices of "I have observed areas of student government which could be improved upon halls' dorm councils, Goode said. For these two reasons, I am not in to visit or study together," she added. Sylvester and Tweety, Speedy Gon- My goal as vice president would be to actively seek an increase in student input "Tom Brown and Jarvis residents favor of 24 hour visitation, Arvin said. "Some type of sign-in is needed so zales and a host of other characters into administrative decisions, but it is my opinion that the priorities of this matter started the drive for visitation in 1969 The proposal also asks for the the hall staff can enforce visitation are heard daily by an estimated 100 have been misplaced in the past. when visitng was not allowed in elimination of sign-in sheets, saying rules," Blalock said, "but I think we million persons throughout the world. members of the opposite sex's the "sheets are an infringement of a need to come up with a more private Now 68, Blanc recalls starting out in "Increased student input must begin with the University committees. As vice president of the House of Representatives I would be in a position to work towards rooms," Holly Nelson, committee student's right to pivacy " method of signing in." show business as a Portland, Ore., "Tom Brown and Jarvis residents Tom Brown and Jarvis' effort to this goal." member said. grammar school student, "getting big In the spring of 1969, visitation was feel Housing doesn't have the right to eliminate visitation sign-in sheets is laughs and lousy grades." The Anne Magner and Renee Penn are candidates for House secretary. started on a trial basis in Jarvis and in know who we visit," Nelson said. the second such drive. Last spring resonant cackle he made in school Magner is a sophomore with a 3.6 GPA. She is not a member of the House. 1970 it was allowed in Tom Brown and "The University grants visitation on Brachman residents campaigned to hallways as a young teenager later a limited basis as to the number of discontinue the sheets Magner said in her platform, "So many students today write off student spread to other dorms on campus. was developed into the familiar laugh hours and the kind of visitation, "Brachman residents felt their government as ineffective or as a joke. It's true that ultimately the House has no For some time Tom Brown and of Woody Woodpecker. Blanc was the meaning specific person visitation," dorm was unique because of its -. policy making power, but the administration at TCU has shown us over and over Jarvis residents have wanted 24 hour voice for Woody several years before Arvin said. I am responsible to see program (living-learning) and sign-in that in order to get them to listen to the students we have to go through channels. visitation, but this is the first time we the woodpecker's creator, Walter have submitted a formal proposal to that these rules are followed and sign- sheets were inappropriate," Arvin Lantz, had Mrs. Lantz assume the "The House is one such channel. Since the House can only be as strong as its Housing, Nelson said. in sheets help me do my job, he said. See TB-J page 3 part. leaderhsip, the Executive Board has to be responsible to the students, capable The committee's proposal says 24 After writing comedy material, and not afraid to rock the boat a little." hour visitation is needed because working for a Portland radio station current 24 hour common areas in Tom Editors, ad chiefs and shifting to NBC Radio in San She said she feels she meets these qualifications and would like to "reenforce Brown and Jarvis are inadequate to Francisco, Blanc moved to Los the credibility and effectiveness of the House. It can be done." serve residents' needs for group study Angeles. During "the golden days of Penn is a junior with a 2.8 overall GPA. She is not a member of the House. and interpersonal relationships after to be chosen today radio," the mid-'30s and '40s, he visitation hours. starred with such performers as Penn said in her platform, "To begin with I can type. More importantly, student Nine persons have filed applications for editor and advertising manager's government is one way of reaching out to students. All members must work as a Currently, visitation is allowed in positions on TCU's two official student publications, The Daily Skiff and Image Abbott and Costello, Jack Benny and Jarvis from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday Bums and Allen. team to bring forth this student communication. magazine. through Thursday, 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. The applications will be considered and voted on at a 2 p.m. meeting today of Among Blanc's hundreds of "I can be a very effective team member and I will strive to make the House Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. to recordings, two have sold more than the Student Publications Committee, composed of fifteen members - two from truly representative of all students." midnight on Sunday. the administration, five from the faculty, including the Chairman of the Jour- two million copies. His total sales with Tom Brown's visitation is from 7 . Michelle Campbell is the unopposed candidate* for treasurer. She is a nalism Department, seven students, and a chairman as the 15th member. Capital Records are estimated at p.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through sophomore with a 4.0 overall GPA and has served on the finance committee one Applying for editor of The Daily Skiff are Brock Akers, a senior Journalism- more than 12 million records. Thursday, 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and When Blanc moved into the year. Political science major from Des Plaines, 111.; and Carol Holowinski, a junior Saturday. On Sunday visitation is Journalism-English major from Springfield, Va television field, he created a score of She said in her platform, "I am an accounting major, presently in my third from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. Advertising manager applicants for the Skiff include Winford Daniels, a new character voices, including that semester of accounting. I've always been interested in student government, and I Twenty-four hour visitation would sophomore Journalism major from Fort Worth; Martin Moore Jr., a junior of Barney Rubble of "The Flint- feel that this office would be the best way I can serve the student body. provide a relaxed atmosphere which marketing major from Fort Worth; Timothy Morand, a sophomore Advertising stones." In 1961 an auto accident put would help keep residents from major from Winnetka, 111.; and K Lindsey Stites, a junior Marketing major from him in a coma 21 days and in a full "The past two semesters I've been on the finance committee, and right now I'm moving off campus following their Fort Worth. body cast for a year. extramural funding chairman in the House." sophomore year,' the proposal says. Cindy Cook, a senior journalism major from Fort Worth, is this year's lone He recovered, however, to bead a Diane Jones is unopposed for vice president of programming. She is a junior "Currently I am not convinced of the applicant for editor of Image magazine. Hollywood company that specializes with a 3.5 overall GPA. She has served on several programming committees in need for 24 hour visitation," Arvin said Three applications have been submitted for advertising manager of Image. in creating commercial advertising the two and one-half years she has attended the University. after his Thursday morning meeting Steve Brock, a sophomore Communication major from Fort Worth; Tina Flori, a campaigns. She has not stated a platform. with the Living Options Committee. junior Journalism major from Fort Worth; and Martin Moore Jr. November 15, 1977 Opi mon Page 2 Skiff supports Shrode, Henry
In today's election for Student House officers, the editorial board of The Dally Skiff feel there is a clear choice on the can- didates who would work the hardest and best represent the students in officer positions. For president of the House, we endorse Laura Shrode. She has been a member of the House since she entered TCU. She has served under three presidents, thus she will bring to the House the experience of a variety of different leaders. In her two and one-half years in the House, Shrode has served as elections committee chairperson, administrative assistant and vice president. In each of the positions she has worked to bring respectability to the House, while achieving goals of the students. As vice president of the House, she was responsible for plan- ning this year's University retreat. One we feel was more productive than any in recent years. Shrode has displayed an ability to work with the administration for the good of the students, and in doing so has gained the Presidential travels zooming respect of large segments of both groups. 1 Rosemary Henry receives the Skiff's endorsement for vice NEW YORK — In 1959 the old speed: 620 m.p.h. Fuel consumed: occurs on these Presidential junkets. though many of them may be so president.. She has shown a consistent dedication to the House propeller-driven Lockheed Con- 79,813 gallons. And so forth. President Kennedy's journey to Paris primitive that they don't even know what a President is, back home the through her work as a committee chairperson and her sound stellation in which President President Eisenhower was setting and Vienna in 1961 established his wife spectacle of President on a hero's discussion in House meetings. Eisenhower used to travel the country an astounding Presidential- travel as the toast of Paris and left Nikita S. Khruschev so unimpressed with the progress through distant lands is was displaced by the new jet-powered record. politically superior to the humdrum She is a member of the Tom Brown-Jarvis program and Chi Air Force One, and the age of the new President that he decided he The record was easily broken by could convert Cuba into a Soviet sight of President being pushed Omega sorority. Her activity in both groups allows her an insight worldwide Presidential air circus was Lyndon Johnson, never one to let around by the Congress on butter-and- into the interests of both the independent and Greek segments of born. It was another illustration of missile base with impunity. Which of another man outdo him at bestriding course brought us to the edge of egg issues. This is the stuff that campus. advancing technology's power to the narrow world like a colossus. On thermonuclear war the following year. winning is made of. expand man's scope for ' in- one occasion, finding himself in The danger, however, is not that the Henry vowed in her campaign platform to research bills and consequentially. Australia, Johnson decided to fly back The Ford and Nixon trips to China voters are likely to be deceived, but make responsible presentations to those who decide their fate. to Washington via the European route, Although Presidents could now leap and the Soviet Union differed from that the President is. It is far more We feel this dedication is important if the student House is to be thus becoming the first President to mighty oceans and speed across conventional Presidential barn- gratifying to walk the red carpet in taken seriously at all levels of policy-making. circumnavigate the earth. continents faster than a moving bullet, storming in having specific diplomatic alien capitals and talk foreign policy The greatest task facing the House vice president is in the the dynamics of world touring always To lend the European route some purposes. They signaled publicly with distant rulers than it is to sit in selection of University committee chairpersons. Henry has required them sooner or later to come semblance of purpose, he hastily certain diplomatic changes worked the dull air in Washington swelling on expressed her concern for effective appointments and has vowed to earth. And when they did, of course, arranged to put down in Rome and out in advance. Even these trips, garbage disposal, slums, unem- to make every effort to make the correct choices. their problems were the same meet with the Pope. Meeting with the however, were timed to exploit the ployment .and the intractability of problems they had left on the desk Pope is considered very high-powered domestic political capital which Congressmen. Thus, it is not sur- The House secretary is not only the House typist, but a voice on back in Washington. activity in global barnstorming. usually accrues to the globe-trotting prising that Presidents invariably the executive board. The House secretary should possess Eisenhower had done it in 1959 and President. leadership qualities and insight into campus affairs as do the General Eisenhower's first trip Kennedy did it in 1963. persuade themselves that foreign policy is so urgent that they can afford other House officers. established the model most barn- To say that Presidents go jetting storming Presidents have followed In any case, Johnson was able to over the globe only to improve their to spare little time on domestic affairs We feel Anne Magner possesses these qualities. She has said she since. Leaving Washington in early scour up a bronze bust of himself popularity polls, however, ignores the and end by letting the internal would like to see the House taken more seriously and said she will December 1959, he romped through 11 aboard Air Force One to fill the need most troubling aspect of these tours. problems of the country go over to the work to see this happens. for a ceremonial present and, having Of course, world touring is good for next Administration. nations and covered 18,500 miles in bestowed it upon His Holiness, went Diane Jones is running unopposed for vice president of less time than it takes to do the back to the airport to complete his their polls. It provides the sort of For President Carter, who has taken rough treatment on his domestic programming as is Michelle Campbell for House treasurer. Christmas shopping. I still have a globe-girdling record. superficial spectacle that is catnip to souvenir recording some of the the press and particularly to program, this could be a most juicy While we find it disappointing that no one else felt the positions statistics of the expedition. Total ' It is probably wrong to suggest that television. The President is seen being temptation. were worth running for, we feel Jones and Campbell are qualified flying time: 37 hours, 54 minutes. Top absolutely nothing of consequence hailed by the alien millions, and
By SHELLEY SEEDERS ticing attorney, "learning the ropes" original draft for this communique and universities. "The university has University community with city salary of $200 each month is ap- Staff Writer of council life. According to Davis, 12 and submit it to Davis for final talent to offer and if we can help government. Dr. Ray is one of the co- portioned by the City as a part of Fort Worth City Council member, of these hours are reserved for actual revision and possible additions. cultivate it maybe we can get some instigators of the internship program. Compromise Education Training Act Jeff Davis, has a shadow. That shadow office time in which Rishel assists Rishel will hold his post for the good experienced students to stay in "We're trying to get our people out (CETA). there where things are really going is Eric Rishel, a Junior Urban Studies Davis in library project research, duration of the school year. Fort Worth," explained Davis. Whether the trial-run of city interns on to develop a sense of the turf," major at TCU, perusing proposals and general ob- Davis said he is one of three Fort He added, however, convincing the will continue next year is contingent Rishel, a native of Wisconsin, was servational learning. Worth council members who feel they city council representatives to pass Dr. Ray explained He feels Rishel will upon the formal reports submitted to selected over numerous candidates The remaining eight hours are set need assistance with their public the proposal wasn't easy. Each gain tremendous practical knowledge the council by both intern and from the University of Texas at aside for outside research gathering, responsibilities. He added, however, council member was approached that the classroom cannot provide. representative at the end of the one Arlington, Texas Wesleyan College meetings and other external city af- that the mayor of Fort Worth has also individually and a formal presentation Rishel, says Dr. Ray, has that special year term. At that time, the members and TCU, to serve as an assistant to fairs. elected to hire a full-time intern. of the program was given by Davis u> quality of "a sense of things that are will again vote as to its future city council member Davis under a "He has to pick up a lot of things "Hugh Parmer doesn't have a big"S' the city officials. urban." viability new internship program begun this himself, just like I did. I had never on his chest and neither do I," said The result, was that each council semester. "I chose him," said Davis, even attended a council meeting Davis. He feels the duties Rishel member had the option, beginning in The Fort Worth City Council is not Rishel is gratified by his selection to "on the basis of his desire and before I was elected," Davis said. fulfills are an asset to the community September, to hire one intern, of his the first to adopt an apprentice the student intern responsibilities. He academic background, as well as his Davis, a representative of the 4th as well as the council as a whole. choice, from candidates of neigh- program for its members, Davis said. feels, "It's a good opportunity to ob- extracurricular political activities." District, communicates with his After a proposal for full-time aid on boring educational institutions. Austin has one assistant for each tain practical experience in urban In addition to his regular school constituents in a weekly news letter a professional level was voted down by Dr. William Ray, Director of Urban representative. These interns earn in affairs and politics." Rishel plans to activities, Rishel spends a total of 20 printed in the East Side News. One of the council members, Davis suggested Studies at TCU, said he has long the range of $1,000 per month for their attend law school upon graduation and r I hours per week with Davis, a prac- Rishel's tasks is to prepare the student assistance from local colleges supported the interaction of the efforts according to Davis. Rishel's continue into government. Senate tackles electric rates By TOM RAUM "I wouldn't want to say that the make electricity cheaper if it is about 40 percent. And it voted to give Associated Press Writer Senate isn't going to compromise, but consumed during the night or at other the government the right to par- WASHINGTON
The International Student Association at Texas Christian University will host a Nov. 16 dinner for faculty and staff members at the University in observance of International Students week. Mitsuhiro Salto of Japan, student president of the association, said the internationals have been asked to invite their favorite professors-to.the event. Ambassador Robert W Dean, Diplomat-in-Residence at TCU, will be the featured speaker for the evening. Dean served as United States Am- bassador to Peru prior to his appointment to diplomat-in-residence program. Discount opera tickets available TCU students, faculty and staff can receive discount tickets for the Fort Worth Opera Performance of Puccini's Madame Butterfly at the Student Center Information booth. Performances will held on Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. and on Nov. 20 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets prices are $3, $3.50 and $5.50.
Second symphony concert set The Texas Christian University Symphony Orchestra will perform its second concert of the season on Nov. 22. The public is invited to attend the free event at 8:15 p.m. in Ed Landreth Auditorium. Program selections will include Beethoven's Symphony No. 1, Moussorgsky's "Night on Bald Mountain;' and Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 23. This latter work will feature soloist John Salmon, TCU senior from Fort Worth Leading the symphony will be John Giordano, conductor and associate professor of theory at TCU. Additional symphony concerts are scheduled for February and March. U.S.&scusses diplomatic Initiative WASHINGTON (API Uneasy about its hopes for Mideast peace talks, Carter administration officials are considering a new diplomatic initiative by Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance to get the Arabs and Israel moving toward the negotiating table. One option being discussed is having, the Middle East foreign ministers meet with Vance next month in Europe. He is planning to attend a North Atlantic Treaty Organization meeting in Brussels and also may make a stop m Budapest to return the Hungarian crown of St. Stephen. ,. The other option—particularly if prospects for a Geneva conference by Christmas fade—is to send Vance on his third tour of the Middle East in Horns forever, at least that is what it sounded like when the over 300 piece Texas game.The band appeared in a pre-game and a half-time show. The half-time show January. [>onghorns Band marched on the field at Saturday's TCI-Texas football was a re-dedication of Memorial Stadium, where the Longhorns play their home games. British fire fighters on strike LONDON (API—Almost all of Britain's 33,000 regular firemen went on strike Monday for more pay But a hastily trained force of soldiers and Soviets sent from Somalia volunteers using outdated equipment seemed to cope well with the first day's emergencies. By BRIAN JEFFRIES The broadcast Sunday said the But recently Moscow has been pouring Cuban troops, a charge which Cuba No fire deaths were reported during the first day of the unprecedented— Associated Press Writer Marxist government was also arms into Ethiopia and denying them denies. but legal—nationwide strike, which began at 9 a.m. and shows no prospect of NAIROBI, Kenya (API—Somalia, breaking diplomatic relations with to Somalia in an attempt to end the Neither Moscow nor Havana had a quick end. But there were at least three casualties. angry at the Soviet Union's tilt toward Cuba, renouncing the 1974 friendship rebellion in Ethiopia's Ogaden region immediate comment on the Somali rival Ethiopia, is expelling the Soviet treaty with the Soviet Union and or- by Somali tribesmen who want to join action. But Somali President navy from its chief bases on the Horn dering a reduction in the Soviet the territory to neighboring Somalia. Mohammed Siad Barre flad of Africa and ordering thousands of Embassy staff in Mogadishu, the repeatedly warned the Russians that Soviet advisers out of the East African Somali capital. Somalia claims that the Marxist the Soviet-Somali alliance was in country, Radio Somalia has an- Somalia has been the Soviet Union's military regime in Addis Ababa is also danger, and the announcement YOU ARE INVITED TO nounced chief ally in East Africa since 1969 being aided in the Ogaden war by Sunday was no surprise. ATTEND FOUR Science, religion combined ADVENT LECTURES By SUE FAHLGREN which involves the intertwining and Elsie R. Sechrist, International interested. And second, to try to help Sun Writer attunement of the body, mind and Representative for ARE., took people test the information in regard Science and religion were brought soul. Dr. Cayce listed ten "tools" to Winston's "ideals" one step further to its possible helpfulness for them." Theme 'Messanic Hope' together Saturday at the Association use in daily balancing the attention with her speech, "Understanding the Edgar Cayce, who gave some 14,000 for Research and Enlightenment's given to each of the three. Psychic Dimension of Your Dreams." to 16,000 readings before his death in "Be Your Own Psychic" symposium For the physical body, Cayce i Sechrist said dreams point out 1945, gave over half of his reading on at the Inn of the Six Flags in Arlington. recommended: physical disorders as well as sub- medical problems and natural cures WHERE—Hemphill Presbyterian Church Parlor — 1701 Hemphill conscious answers and foreshadowing for them. The ARE. is trying to The all-day symposium featured the —1. Recreation ("not just resting, WHEW—Starting 7:30 P.M. Wednesday Evenings—Nov. 30th, Dec. 7th, 14th standardize his "prescriptions." late modern-day clairvoyant Edgar but playing") of events. Diet is important, Sechrist and 21st. Cayce's son, Hugh Lynn Cayce and —2. Exercise (such as yoga) said, and the dreamer's subconscious MODERATOR: Rev. Clanton Newbill, Professor of Bible, T.C.J.C. —3. Diet (including less beef and will show diet deficencies or Now accepting applications for grandson, Dr. Charles Thomas Cayce, waitresses, waiters, and cooks. Full pork, more fruits and vegetables, and malfunctions because of a poor diet in as well as Shirley Rabb Winston and and part-time. Most shifts open. We also welcome you to attend our WORSHIP SERVICE 10:45 A.M. and if six to eight glasses of water a day) the person's dream. Elsie Sechrist, both ARE Good pay, paid vacations, group you like to sing, come be a part of our Choir. Rehersal 10:15 Sunday Mor- representatives. —4. Preventative physical therapy In dreams where the dreamer is insurance. Apply in person, nings. (massages, etc.) trying to run away form something, SAMBOS RESTAURANT, 8124 Hwy The A.R.E., a Virginia Beach-based 5. Physical Work. but his body will no permit him to go, 80 West, Fort Worth. organization founded on Edgar For mental attunement, Cayce went for example, Sechrist said the dream Cayce's readings, "combines concepts on to suggest: may be a sign that the person needs from the Judeo-Christian world with —6. Dream Interpretation more energy, etc. insights from the East, parap- —7. Working with Ideals Since everyone dreams about an sychology and holistic healing," ac- 8. Recreation at the Mental Level hour and 32 minutes every night, cording to one of the group's pam- For the soul, Cayce advised: Sechrist said people may dream every phlets, "Venture Inward." —9. Meditation situation that will happen to them, thereby explaining that De)a vu The elder Cayce, who spoke from his —10. Prayer and Inspirational feeling. book, Be Your Own Psychic, em- Reading. Sechrist said the subconscious of phasized the correlation between Shirley Rabb Winston, former others as well as the will of the dead psychic abilities and body conditions. A.R.E. Headquarters Activities can invade a person's dreams and "Within every soul there is psychic Coordinator, spoke on "Psychic guide the person through decision- capacity," he said. Ability: Understanding Dimensions of Consciousness." Winston depicted the making. Cayce continued to say that there advantages of meditation and was some degree of congruency The 46-year-old organization has developing psychic potentials. between psychic ability and the en- "two major functions," grandson Winston said meditation opens the docrine glands in the body. The en- Cayce said, "one is to make the in- doors to the subconscious and helps docrine is a medium for psychic formation (from the Edgar Cayce develop psychic potential by "focusing powers, he said, in that this ability readings) available to people who are awareness." Meditation, she said, somehow travels through these glands goes beyond the three basic dimen- and throughout the body. sions in. life (time, space and Grandson, Doctor of Psychology patience), and goes on to the fourth, Charles Thomas Cayce, also brought fifth, sixth and sometimes seventh science and religion together in his dimensions which focus on ideals speech, "Harmony of the Triune," rather than the concrete.
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2205 W. BERRY UNIVERSITY BANK • BLOCKS OFF CAMPUS University Drive at West Berry Tuesday, November 15,1977 THE DAILY SKIFF Horns charge past Dry's instruction the Horned Frogs gives Frog kicker • •• with gusto new TCU record By CHUCK AULT Sports Editor By WADE SWORMSTEDT MORE GAME PHOTOS. BACK PAGE They never had a chance. Staff Sports Writer Although TCU senior kicker Tony Biasatti's second quarter extra point against The TCU Horned Frog football team Texas did not have much effect on the game, it set a new TCU record. was outrun, outclassed, and outscored within 15 yards of Jones, who sucked With his fourth quarter extra point Biasatti has been successful in each of his 20 by the Texas Longhorns Saturday in in the pass and streaked down the point after touchdown (PAT) attempts this season to break RE. Dodson's record Austin. sideline amid cheers of the 50,150 in of 18 consecutive PATs in a season, set in 1959. \, The No.l ranked Longhorns rolled to attendance. Biasatti can set two more records if he can send six more PATs through the a 21-7 first quarter lead before "That long run was just a great big uprights in the final two games of the season without missing. cruising to an easy 44-14 victory over hole," Jones said. "I could feel myself The TCU record for most PATs in a season is 25, set by Homer Ludiker in 194B, the Frogs, whose record dropped to 2- pulling away, but the farther away I 7. The Horns now stand at 9-0. and tied by Harold Pollard in 1955. got from the (defenders) the farther Additionally, if Biasatti converts all his PAT attempts the rest of the season, he Texas racked up 557 total yards, away the goal line seemed. Maybe I will break Bruce Alford's 1965 record of not missing any PATs in a season. Alford gaining, 7.8 yards a play. Led by need to do more running," he added. Heisman Trophy candidate Earl had 17. Texas' second touchdown came on Having scored only seven total points in the past two years, Biasatti's renewed Campbell and speedster Johnny its second possession. Earl Campbell success this year resembles his freshman year in 1974, when he led the Frogs in "Ham" Jones, the offense rolled up went 19 yards to cap a 62 yard, five scoring with 19 points. 424 net yards rushing- the most play drive. "A lot of it is due to Coach Dry," Biasatti said. "We never had anyone work with against TCU this year. On Texas' next ball control they kickers before." On 21 carries Campbell rushed for scored again. 67 yards in six plays As an example, Biasatti said, "I had to go through off-season training like 153 yards and two touchdowns. He had with Ansley rolling two yards off left everyone else It was murder." 104 yards at the half. tackle to make it 21-0. And that's all "Ham" Jones gained 108 yards on 12 As a result of the training, Biasatti said he joined the 1000 pound Club this year. she wrote, folks. The club includes those who lift a combined total of 1000 pounds in the bench carries. His lone touchdown came with "We didn't expect to get that far 8:27 left in the first half. Breaking, press, squats, and power clean lifts. behind in the game early. You give up Dry agreed, saying, "Tony worked on a strength program all summer, and was through the Frog line, he streaked 66 that much to number one early and yards to make it 28-7, leaving Frog much stronger than he was in the spring Tony has kicked as far as 50 yards in you're in for a frustrating day," practice, which is about 15 yards farther than he kicked in the spring." defenders in futile pursuit. Renfro said Statiscally, the Frog ground game "Tony lacked confidence more than anything. He needed something to hang his Indeed it was a frustrating day. How hat on," Dry added didn't exist. They ran the ball 37 times frustrating was it? for a total net loss of 37 yards. TCU "Tony had a tendency to get lazy after four or five kicks He would quit following It was so frustrating that Cameron through At times he would kick high on the ball," Dry said quarterback Steve Bayuk was 14 of 34 Young was forced to punt 11 times— for 203 yards passing and two touch- the most this season for the Frog Dry said Biasatti's strongest attribute was his quickness, and that Biasatti was downs. kicker. "one of the fastest kickers at judging set < snap of the ball to the holder)." TCU Head Coach FA. Dry said, "He kicks in about 0.9 seconds The average is around 1 1 or 1 2. No one has been "Texas has more speed and explodes close on a block this year," Dry said. on you faster than any team we've Dry also said Biasatti's high trajectory decreased the chances of a kick being played this year They've got a lot of Johnny on the 'Lam ' blocked. good football players. As another reason for Biasatti's success, Dry said, "Competition (with fresh- "The more you move in to stop their Texas' Johnny 'Lam' Jones grabs Sam Ansley's pass Just three minutes into the man kicker Steve Mormon) has helped him too, especially with both kicking running game, the more they will go game and prepares to go 56 yards for a touchdown to give the Longhorns a 7-0 lead soccer style." deep on you," he added. Indeed they over the TCU Horned Frogs in Saturday's game. TCU's Steve Barnes (28) was 15 Dry said Biasatti is now "understanding his approach to the ball. Soccer style do, and did. yards away from Jones and was the closet Frog defender to the Texas speedster. kickers don't aim for the middle (of the goalposts) becausc-of a natural hook. The Ansley completed only four of 12 Jones caught three passes on the day for 115 yards and two touchdowns. angles move with position." passes and threw two interceptions. (Photo by David Bennett) "I've kicked long enough now to know when and what I've done wrong, but it But those completions accounted for helps to have the added inspiration (Coach Dry)," Biasatti said. two touchdowns and 133 yards— 33 yards a catch. "Lam" Jones nabbed Biasatti said he first learned to kick a football after having played soccer as a three passes for 115 yards and two Intramurals youngster through the fifth grade. touchdowns. SWC Women's Intramural Volleyball "I got serious about kicking my junior year in high school. I worked with Scott Smith, the Notre Dame kicker that year, who got his tips from (Kansas City Chief Texas Head Coach Fred Akers said, results: "We were able to get all the points we Tuesday, Nov. 8- ADR beat CTA 15-10, kicker) Jan Stenerud." In comparing his own style, Biasatti said he kicked "more like (Roy) Gerela needed in the first half. I was im- 12-15,15-13; DDDbeatDG15-3.4-15. pressed that TCU really stayed after Standings (Pittsburgh Steeler kicker) with a wider angle approach." it. They never quit trying to compete By The Associated Press 15-13; KATbeat KD 16-14,15-6; KKG While a senior at Dallas Carter High School, Biasatti was All-District, All-City, and that's important to them." WLT Pet. WLT Pet. beat XD 15-4,4-15, 15-10. and All-Metro, scoring 89 points, solely as a kicker. "I was pleased with our tackling. We Texas 6 0 0 1.000 7 0 0 1.000 Thurs, Nov. 10- ADPI beat DDD 15-6, After coming to TCU, Biasatti kicked a 48-yard field goal against UTA in his first attempt, the third longest field goal in TCU history prior to the 1977 season. hit them hard. We hit Campbell hard," Arkansas 5 10 .833 7 1 0 .875 12-15,15-5; ZTAbeat KD 15-12, 16-4; Hegarding the rest of the season, Dry said, "I don't anticipate Tony's missing Dry said at Monday's Frog Club Texas A&M 4 10 .800 6 2 0 .750 DG beat KKG 15-13,6-15, 15-13; KAT luncheon. "There weren't many arm Texas Tech 4 2 0 '.667 7 2 0 .777 beat XD 15-9, 15-13. an extra point." On the verge of completing his collegiate football career, Biasatti said, "I wish I tackles and we hit (Campbell) straight Houston 2 3 0 .400 4 4 0 .500 Ihis week's games: had some more years left." on. SMU 3 4 0 .400 4 6 0 .428 Tiles., Nov. 15- 4:15- KAT vs. DG; "In fact I was told that Campbell Baylor 2 4 0 .333 4 5 0 .444 4:l5-XOvs.ZTA; 5:00- KKG vs. ADPI; Complefe Selection of Phono Needles took himself out of the game," Dry TCU 15 0 .166 2 7 0 .222 5:00- KD vs. PBP; DDD bye. added. Rice 0 7 0 .000 1 9 0 .100 Styl: Recording Tape Audio Cable .Campbell agreed. "They hit awfully THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE hard out there. It was one of the Baylor at Texas, 3 p.m., regional Accessories roughest days this season," he told the TV; Texas A&M at TCU, 1:30 p.m.; :' TCU't Michael Milton grabs Steve Daily Skiff. "I know I'm going to SMU at Arkansas, 1:30 p.m.; Texas really feel it tomorrow." B & O-ORTOFON Bayuk's 27-yard fourth quarter pass to Tech at Houston 7:30 p.m. SALES & score the Frogs' second^ and last Discwasher touchdown. SERVICE ~: "We knew they'd pass 90 peroent of SoundGuard-Bib the time so it was just a matter of Across from TCU putting pressure on the quarterback," United V\tey For Over 30 Years defensive tackle Brad Shearer said. "When the offense scored three times it had the ball we could play with more Thanks to you MARVIN recklessness." It works... LAYAWAY 3053 University Dr. S. The first TD came on a 24-yarder to 927-5311 Mike Renfro, whose second effort provided the six-pointer. Renfro grabbed the pass at the Texas 15, broke a tackle and lunged over the goal line while being brought down REVIEW COURSE SCHEDULE from behind. Renfro caught five passes for 61 yards, leaving him just six passes short of the SWC career receiving January 3-13, 1978 mark with two games left. 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By CHRIS KELLEY Staff Sports Writer It was a long afternoon for the TCU Horned Frogs in Austin Saturday. By the end of the first quarter, the out come of the game was pretty well decided. • "TCU competed as well as they could", the confident-happy Texas coach, Fred Akers said after the game "They didn't qujt, they kept trying. They were really hitting too There were some good collisions out there." Defense was the strongest part of TCU's game. The • "I Frogs hit hard, intercepting two of Texas' 12 passes, as well as gaining possession of two Texas fumbles. Although he still gained 153 yards on 21 carries, the Frogs gave Earl Campbell trouble in doing it. So much so it ap- peared, that Heisman Trophy candidate took himself out of the game, much earlier than anticipated. "Their (TCU) defense did a pretty good job. I guess I got hit pretty hard a couple of times. I know I'll probably feel it in the morning", Campbell told The Daily Skiff Frog Coach FA. Dry was told after the game that Campbell did take himself out early because the Frog defense was hitting so hard. Dry jokingly said before the game, "We must him hard We must hit him hard when he doesn't have the ball, when there's a time out, when he's on the bench, at halftime in the locker room..." TCU has been successful this season in putting several running backs out of games. Among those that have suf- Frog linebacker Billy Neel (20) puts the clamps on Texas running back Earl Campbell as the "Tyler Rose" attempts to plunge over the TCU goal line for a fered include Mosi Tatupo, the star USC back, and top first quarter score. Texas QB Sam Analey later ran two yards lor the score. ^ (Photo by Chuck Ault) rushers fro Arkansas and Rice.
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Here Earl Campbell runs through a hole off the left tackle Heisman Trophy candidate gained 153 yards on 21 carries to pick up eight yards in early second quarter action. The and scored two touchdowns. (Photq by Cindy Rugeley) 'TCU is one of the hardest-hitting teams I've faced.'
It took five Frogi to bring down Campbell on tkis second of over seven yards a carry while constantly having to be —Earl Campbell run. This scene was typical as Campbell ran for an average gang tackled. (Photo by David Bennett)