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Cloudy with Nation a chance of /j rain f/t Kaczynski may be / found schizophrenic Inside SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A federal prison psy- WANTED: WEDNESDAY chiatrist who found College Chancellors/ JANUARY 21, 1998 Unabomber suspect Theodore Presidents/CEOs Kaczynski competent to stand Texas Christian University trial also diagnosed him as See page 5 95th Year • Number 62 paranoid schizophrenic, The Associated Press learned Tuesday. Dr. Sally Johnson of the fed- eral Bureau of Prisons reached that conclusion after a full week of interviews with Kaczynski. Celebrating a Legacy Phi Raps She filed a 47-page report over the weekend, which was kept secret by the judge. Johnson found that suspended Kaczynski was competent to stand trial, "despite the psychi- atric diagnosis described in the attached report," according to Investigation begins the cover letter to her report. By Kristlna Jorgenson The letter did not identify the STAFF REPORTER diagnosis. Sources who spoke The Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity was suspended from all on condition of anonymity said chapter functions Friday following allegations that the fra- Johnson concluded that ternity has participated in questionable activities, includ- Kaczynski suffers from para- ing the possibility of hazing, according to Don Mills, vice noid schizophrenia. chancellor for student affairs. Johnson found that the dis- Enough evidence is available to warrant an immediate ease would not interfere with suspension of chapter functions, "including the possibility Kaczynski's ability to under- that people were being hurt and violating state laws." stand the proceedings of his Mills said. trial and assist his lawyers with Phi Kappa Sigma President Brian Bonjour said some of his defense — the only criteria the new information is still new to fraternity members. for competence to stand trial. "We are working with the school to look into what Kaczynski's defense team they've heard and we'll go from there." he said. has long contended that he is Kristen Kirst. director of fraternity and sorority affairs, mentally ill — a contention that said once the allegations were brought to the university's the defendant himself adamant- attention, the chapter was suspended immediately. ly resists. The government has She said Greek chapters need to be held responsible for opposed the introduction of their actions. mental health issues in the trial, "If they violate state or federal policy, the chapters need primarily because Kaczynski to be held accountable." Kirst said. "None of us can repeatedly refused to be exam- endanger students or members." ined by court-appointed psychi- John Harvey. Student Organization Committee chair- atrists. man, said the university will conduct an investigation of the fraternity's activities. Ex-marine accepts "Members of the (Phi Kaps) will also have an opportu- Medal of Honor nity to respond at this time." he said. WASHINGTON (AP) — Harvey said a committee will make a recommendation As a 19-year-old corporal, to Mills based on the evidence presented. The committee James L. Day repelled a could recommend anything frorn the dismissal of the alle- Japanese advance on Sugar gations to the suspension of the fraternity from campus. Loaf Hill while dragging four Chad Cook, president of the Interfratemity Council, comrades to safety. As a gen- said the council does not tolerate hazing. eral, he forbade fellow The University handbook defines hazing as "any action Marines from nominating him )UH« Rsdwfclt STAFF Keynote speaker Barry Williams addresses students in sored by Legacy and the Word of Truth Qospel Choir. taken or situation created, intentionally, whether on or off for any decoration. the campus, to produce mental or physical discomfort, the Student Center Ballroom during Monday's celebration Williams, a TCU graduate and published author, spoke on On Tuesday, he accepted embarrassment, harassment or ridicule." the Medal of Honor from of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. The event was spon- the power to change and improve society. Mills said the committee's investigation could last sev- President Clinton without a eral weeks. word. "Everyone in our nation — in the military and outside it — can learn a lot from your Nation's on-campus housing situation unelear selfless conduct both under fire and throughout your life," Clinton said. By Ellen Miller mens' basketball team, pleaded no contest until the end of the fall semester, she said. case basis. He said typically students are During the May 1945 battle STAFF REPORTER to a class A misdemeanor on a charge of Bell said she was "tired of sneaking given some sort of probation by the univer- for Sugar Loaf Hill in Marti Bell, a former assault with bodily injury for allegedly around" and decided to go back to her home sity. Okinawa, Day, then 19, fought girlfriend of TCU star beating Bell in a dorm room in Moncrief in Kansas. Bell said they lived in two rooms at dif- virtually alone from his fox- basketball player Lee Hall. "(A basketball coach) told me to come ferent times during her stay and had to hole and yielded no ground Nailon, said she lived Nailon then received a one-game suspen- back in January," Bell said. move out of Nailon's room and in with despite his own shrapnel in his room for two sion as punishment from university offi- Nailon, who played in the TCU vs. another athlete because a coach was taking wounds and white phospho- months last semester cials. Hawai'i basketball game Monday, was Nailon's room temporarily. She moved into rous bums. and again during the Bell said she first moved into Nailon's unavailable for comment. the dorm again over the Christmas break. Clinton said Day's heroism Christmas break despite room in September and stayed in the room University policy prohibits students from Don Mills, vice chancellor for student played a crucial part in hold- Nailon's claims that with him for two months. She said she was having someone of the opposite sex live in affairs, said he does not think such a situa- ing Sugar Loaf. Bell stayed with a going to stay in the dorm room with Nailon their dorm room. Mills said the university's tion could happen without the hall direc- The Medal of Honor is the friend off campus. "until he got an apartment." But coaches typical reaction to a violation of residence tor's knowledge. Resident assistants live in highest award for valor by Last week Nailon, junior center for the told Nailon that he had to stay in the dorm hall policies are dealt with on a case-by- Please see NAILON, Page 2 U.S. Armed forces in action against an enemy force. As of December, there were just 166 living recipients of the medal. Asian crisis felt at TCU International students experience effect Horned frog for life State By Yumlko Shlbata ceived" business ventures. , Campau's career Man convicted STAFF REPORTER Greer also said the Asian gov- in bagel-store killings Starting from Thailand, the ernment's policy may have had a with TCU spans DALLAS (AP) — A year Asian economic crisis has been role in the crisis as well. after two men were found dead attacking Indonesia, Korea, and "Some currencies are not main- over three decades in the freezer of a bagel shop, Japan, and now has reached TCU tainable," he said. "(Some govern- Audrey Campau their killer has been sentenced although many American students ments) have been keeping their do not realize the effect. currency up as long as they can" to life in prison. HORNED FROG OF THE WEEK Stephen Raymond Dominick Some Asian students who which has also contributed to eco- attend TCU have been forced to nomic systems running into trou- By Nicole Edwardi II was found guilty of capital STAFF REPORTER murder and sentenced Tuesday go back to their countries while ble. Why did a pioneering member of for the execution-style slayings some have had to get part-time International students who attend American colleges and uni- of Piano residents Samuel jobs. the symphony leave the world of Justin May and Dean Chun-Wei Cheah, a senior versities may have suffered the music to become an assistant dean Chisamore. radio-TV-film major from most from the unfavorable curren- at Texas Christian University? May, 21, and Chisamore, 20, Malaysia, had to sell his comput- cy exchange rates. For one member of the faculty, a each were shot once in the back er. He said he has had to sacrifice Cheah said one of his great love for TCU made the choice of the head on Jan. 9, 1997. a lot of things. Malaysian friends had transferred worthwhile. Audrey Campau, the assistant Their bodies were found the "Every time we buy 99-cent from Malaysia, and when she dean of the College of Fine Arts next morning in the walk-in Jumbo Jack burgers at Jack in the arrived to the United States, the Malay currency depreciated sud- and Communication, is a former freezer of a Bruegger's Bagels Box, we have to realize how much cellist who came to TCU in 1960 store where May was a supervi- even 99 cents costs in our curren- denly. sor and Dominick was former cy," Cheah said. "With 99 cents, I "She said her parents got really and has never looked back. shocked, but sent her money any- "I like the atmosphere and employee. could have eaten a wonderful me'al Audrey Campau, the assistant dean of the College of Fine Arts and friendliness here at TCU," she said Dale Chisamore, Dean's in my country." way," said Cheah. "It was the Communication, is a former cellist who came to TCU in 1960. Campau came to Texas with her father, called Dominick "evil" This kind of depreciation in the choice of studying in the U.S. or value of Asian currencies has been U.K., but she chose the U.S. husband in 1954 from Michigan, look out my window," she said. er reason, come back and finish," when he addressed, the court She appreciates the natural envi- she said. after the sentencing. one result of the Asian economic because it was cheaper. Now it is where she had been the first female member of the Grand Rapids ronment maintained at TCU despite She is also a member of the The jury took about 90 min- crisis. almost the same." Al Mladenka, director of inter- all the construction and new tech- Administrative Council and has utes to reach a verdict, which Charles R. Greer, a professor of Symphony Orchestra. national student services, said the She followed Frank Hughes, a nology. helped with many past orientation rebuffs defense lawyers' claims management, said part of the rea- number of Asian students at TCU former TCU dean of the School of Campau is responsible for mak- programs And she has been a liai- that co-defendant Reginald son the crisis has happened is is increasing regardless of the eco- Fine Arts, from Trinity University ing the degree plans for all majors son with the Clibum Piano Cardell, 25, was the real killer. because Asian banks have extend- in San Antonio, where she worked in the College of Fine Arts and Competition since its beginning in Cardell testified that ed credit to companies that they nomic situation, but TCU has lost as the assistant to the registrar. Communication and assists Dean 1962. Dominick killed May because should not have financed. several students from the Intensive English program. Since then, she has remained in the Robert Garwell with student prob "I think it has kept me, at least, of hot checks Dominick wrote. Between banks and companies, the American and the Asian work- Mladenka said he thinks Korean same office and kept the same posi- lems. young at heart," she said. ing relationships are different, he students face the most serious tion ever since. "It is most rewarding to see a stu- said. Problems have arisen from financial problems among Asian "I just like what I see when I dent who has left TCU, for whatev- Plea** see FROG, Pag* 2 banks lending money to "ill-con- Please see ASIA, Pag* 4 PAGE 2 Skiff WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21,1998 FROG NAILON From Page 1 From PajJe 1 Campau is an honorary lifetime than anybody else 1 know," she said. all the dorms, including Moncrief photographed these injuries four member of the TCU Guild, which Campau has served three deans at Hall, which also has graduate days after Bell said the abuse awards scholarship money to students TCU. She is an honorary member of assistants who live near the* ath- occurred in Nailon's room. in the College of Fine Arts and the band and theater sororities. Tau , Announcements of campus events, public meetings and other general letes. Patricia Beason, mother of Marti Communications. Beta Sigma and Alpha Psi Omega. campuf information should be brought to the TCU Doily Skiff office at Mills said he Bell, said she is Garwell said Campau knows more Campau, a mother of five, grand- Moudy Building South Room 291, mailed to TCU Box 298050, or e- was aware that —-^^^— -^^^^^^— uncertain why about TCU than anyone else he's mother of seven and great-grand- mailed to sUff9gamma.is.tcu.edu The Skiff rvsenes the right to edit Nailon's girl- her daughter's come in contact with. mother of three, said she loves to submissions for style, taste and space available. friend "visited 6 6\ 1 7e are con- story is being "She's my right hand," he said. cook and bake and enjoys reading him periodical- VV cerned about discredited by "With her, there's no problem that we and doing crossword puzzles. iy" Nailon. can't handle." Though some people may ask COLLEGE REPUBLICANS will meet at 6 p.m. on Jan. 21 in the Nailon said the coaches not making "The coach- Annette Searcy, the administrative about her retirement, Campau leaves Student Center room 205. Call Shelby at 927-8491 with questions. in a phone es saw her that assistant for the College of Fine Arts it a mystery. interview last him take responsibility." night with and Communications, said she also "Everybody thinks about retiring STUDY ABROAD RECEPTION to be held from 4 until 5:30 p.m. on week that he — Patricia Beason blood on her believes Campau is one of a kind. at some time," she said. "But I just Jan. 21 in Student Center room 207. Anyone interested in meeting stu- and Bell had an hands," Beason "People call from schools about haven't said when and I'm not going argument on mother of Marti Bell dents, faculty and staff returning from study programs is invited to attend. said. 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I H°° AAfl °° AXA °° AXQ °° QA0 »Xfl=o ATA °° AAA °° KI oo KKf °° IX °o KA0 °° IAE 8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1998 Searching for new university leaders By Robyn Ross opportunities to meet them there for STAFF REPORTER interviews," he said. "Until the com- The challenges of a search for a mittee got down to the finalists, they new university leader are not limited pretty much kept it under wraps, but to TCU. Yet the hiring process varies the finalists were really shown to the among colleges in Texas hoth in the community. methods of selection and the amount "We knew who Bowen was and of input the campus community has quite a bit about him before he got in the decision. here. I remember after he got here I took my editorial board over one I (ay I or University afternoon and talked to him. just to The Board of Regents selects the gel the staff to know him," he said. next president at Baylor, said Larry Leon Bennett, secretary of Brumley, associate vice president for Southern Methodist University, said communications. But the most recent this openness was usually limited to search got a little complicated, he public universities, J said. "At private institutions the search is "The search committee was headed generally kept very confidential hy the chair of the Board of Regents. because members of the search com- and that group selected a candidate, mittee think the best way to keep a hut the board as a whole did not good pool of candidates is to keep the embrace that candidate," Brumley search process confidential as long as said. "After that, the hoard acted as a possible," he said. committee as a whole and made the final selection." Administrative Titles The search committee included While William Tucker holds the faculty members, hut the Board of title of chancellor at TCU. the title of Regents does the actual hiring, he a university's top administrative offi- said. In addition to the committee, cial varies from school to school. two student representatives met with "In my experience, in most institu- the search advisory committee and tions where there is only one title, the heard its reports. titles of president or CEO and chan- cellor are virtually interchangeable," Texas A&M Bennett said. "For example, when A search committee appointed by President Turner was chosen as the the chancellor and Board of Regents head of SMU. he had been the chan- selects the next president of Texas cellor of Ol' Miss. At SMU. the pres- A&M-College Station, said Mary Jo ident is the CEO and senior academic Powell, associate director of universi- official. ty relations. "When there are both titles used, The most recent 20-member com- one is an outside and one is an inside mittee, which was chaired by a pro- person; one deals with the public and fessor of management, included government agencies, and the other is numerous professors, the executive an in-house person selected to run the director of human resources, the institution," he said. "Generally when Committee to narrow chancellor search health center director, a representative there are both titles, the chancellor is from the faculty senate, a member of the outside person." Once the committee narrows the Andy Mitchell, the only student explained. "We have to be sensitive the alumni organization, the immedi- The A&M university system February due date field to a "manageable number" of representative on the search commit- to their wishes as well." ate past student body president, the employs both a president and a chan- interested candidates, probably two tee, said. "You want a big enough Mitchell said he will organize the leader of the student judiciary and a cellor. Terry Parker, director of com- set for narrow list to four people, a campus visit will be group that the candidate can interact student representatives who will representative of the graduate student munications for the A&M system, organized for each individual. with, which represents a cross-sec- meet to compare the candidates. council. said each university in the system has By Kristina Jorgenson Vigeland said. tion of TCU without losing the inti- The search committee plans to pre- The current president. Ray M. a president, all of whom are super- STAFF REPORTER He said the visit may include macy ol the group." sent the board's executive committee Bowen, has been at A&M since June vised by the chancellor. The Advisory Search Committee meetings with Mitchell said with two or three finalists for chan- 1994, Powell said. He was selected "There are IX institutions in the for Chancellor has set late February administrators. ^^^^^^^^^Z ^Z^ZZ!^_^ the selection cellor, from which the entire board from a nationwide search that took Texas A&M system: 10 universities as its goal to present chancellor rec- selected faculty process has gone will select. about a year. To advertise the posi- and eight slate agencies." Parker said. ommendations to the board of groups and stu- i i f\ nee you identify smoothly thus Chicago-based search firm tion, letters were sent to deans and "The chancellor oversees all their trustees, according to a statement dent representa- V_y the people you far. Heidrich & Struggles has helped sort CEOs of universities in the A&M sys- operations and academic research from Denny Alexander, the chairman tives. "We have through and organize the myriads of tem, and the position was advertised programs, provides direction in of the search committee. "Once you want to bring on cam- some really out- applications to save time, but the on- in The Chronicle of Higher Education strategic planning, works closely with Alexander said recommending a identify the peo- pus . . . you're courting standing candi- campus committee has seen all the in the fall of 1993. legislative leadership and interacts list of three to four finalists to the ple that you want dates who we information from the search. At A&M. like at many public uni- with the state government regarding board in February could result in an to bring on cam- them a little bit and try- think would Mitchell said. versities, most of the college commu- the state agencies." unscheduled meeting of the board to pus, you're doing ing to get them more really fit the He said applicants and recommen- nity was very aware of the progress in The president of A&M-College be called. The regular board meeting more than just campus." he dations have arrived from all across such a search. Station, on the other hand, is the CEO is currently scheduled for March 27. interviewing interested in TCU." said. the nation. Mark F.vans. a graduate student of of the university, Powell said. She The committee has conducted them," Vigeland — Bob Vigeland Vigeland said The board selected the 13 search journalism at A&M who works in said that when Bowen entered the some preliminary interviews, but said. "You're an unrestricted committee members last semester University Relations, was on the staff system he spent much of his time they will continue to look through the courting them a search committee member open forum after reviewing input from various of the student newspaper The working on a $500 million capital 100-plus applications and recom- little bit and try- ^sssssssssassasssmsi ^^^^^^^^_ could scare off sources in order to find a group that Battalion during the most recent fund-raiser project, but that his duties mendations they have received to this ing to get them some potential represented the university communi- search and became editor soon before were not limited to fund raising. point. more interested candidates who ty. Alexander said. Bowen took office. He said the cam- "The role of the college president Bob Vigeland. committee member in TCU. We'll try to put our best foot want the selection process to stay Mitchell said TCU is in a good pus community was informed of and has evolved much from the 18th or and chairman of the accounting forward." confidential as long as possible. position to look for a new chancellor. interested in the search's progress. 19th century role of just a scholar to a department, said the committee will Alexander said the campus visit "If we presented some candidates "TCU is in a really strong position "From what 1 remember, the search multidimensional person who can accept more applications and recom- will probably not include an open with a schedule with one or more financially right now." he said. committee brotight in the candidates raise funds, work with academics and mendations until the search has con- forum which any faculty member or open forums, they might choose to "We're not looking for a chancellor for receptions where students had coordinate public relations," she said. cluded. student could attend. withdraw at that point." Vigeland to save the day." Chancellor position all-encompassing officials, Duties include fund raising, overseeing operations, reporting to trustees By Aimee Courtice . only as the university's president but Tucker said the most difficult part of STAFF REPORTER also as its chief executive officer. his position has been enduring the con- top At the nation's colleges and universi- As a private educational institution stant demands of the job. dollar ties, the titles and job descriptions of relying on financial assistance from pri- "The biggest challenge has been to their leaders vary as much as the col- vate donations and gifts. Tucker said his have the physical, mental and emotional leges and universities themselves. active role in fund raising is very impor- endurance while constantly striving to For most TCU students, the title tant and has been one of the most satis- grow in perspective." he said. "This is a TCU and several of its peer universities reported the following "Chancellor William E. Tucker" is a fying parts of his job. 7-day-a-week job." salary-and-benefits packages for top administrators during the familiar one, but the knowledge of the "Working with others to attract a gift Tucker said the opportunity to work exact duties and responsibilities associ- and to make sure intentions of donors with people who are really accommodat- 1995-1996 academic year. ated with this title is anything but famil- are honored is important." he said. ing has been one of the most positive iar. Tucker also said that he has found a aspects of his job. Rice University Tucker said his job, in its simplest lot of people eager to give. "There are so many people here who Malcolm Gillis, president $356,321 terms, is to oversee the operations of the "I've been amazed by the generosity are willing to assist me in so many university and report to the board of of people to TCU," he said. ways," he said. trustees. But underneath this seemingly Tucker himself is a donor to the uni- When asked about his upcoming Southern Methodist University elementary job description lies an array versity. Along with his wife. Tucker has retirement. Tucker said that living as a R. Gerald Turner, president $277,840 of responsibilities. given gifts such as the Chancellor's private citizen will force him to do more Tucker said he sees his role as an all- Dining Room, the Hag plaza in front of things on his own that he used to not encompassing one. Sadler Hall and a private dining room in have to worry about. Texas Christian University "I'm essentially the leader," he said. the Dee J. Kelly Alumni Center. "Now I've got to take care of a lot William E. Tucker, chancellor $344,732 "But fundamentally (my job) is to pro- Tucker also said his job requires him myself." he said. tect and enhance an environment in to be accountable to the board of Tucker said that despite the high pro- which teaching and learning as well as trustees. file of his position, he does not consider Texas Wesleyan University research and creative activity can "The board hires the chancellor, and himself a celebrity. Jake B. Schrum, president $131,750 thrive." only the board can fire him." Tucker "I am confident that the attention I "My job takes on many roles, includ- said. "The board holds the chancellor receive is because of the office rather ing representing and interpreting (the accountable for all the operations of the than the person," he said. Trinity University university's) constituencies," he said. university." Tucker said his 38 consecutive years Ronald K. Calgaard, president $273,189 Colleges and universities are adminis- When asked to give a "day-in-the- working in a university setting makes it tered by those who arc titled anything life" perspective of his job. Tucker said too difficult for him to give up all his Vanderbilt University from chancellor to president. Some that the only constant thing about his work with TCU upon his retirement in schools have both a chancellor and a schedule is that it seems to be different July. He said he will retain his close ties Joe B. Wyatt, chancellor $479,072 president, each with different responsi- every day. to TCU. bilities. "I don't know that there is a typical "I'll cheer for TCU in every way," he SOURCE THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION At TCU, Chancellor Tucker serves not day in my schedule," he said. said. PAGE 6 Skiff WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1998 Cuba cleans up act for Pope Five-day visit joins all Cubans in the name of faith College News Digest Students studying abroad lowing the public disclosure of a slur he made toward new By David Briggs tears. "We didn't hope to have this. lization. Chancellor Adam Herbert. He called the first black chan- ASSOCIATED PRESS attacked in Guatemala We didn't expect this." "Missions are more difficult here ST. MARY'S CITY, Md. — A group of 16 St. Mary's cellor of Florida's state university system an "Oreo." HAVANA — The faithful sang Boza was allowed back into Cuba than in Africa or India. We have to College of Maryland students and faculty members study- Uhlfelder said Lombardi will stay on at Florida as the and prayed Tuesday in the streets of for a visit in 1988, when he also cel- start from scratch. We have to ing abroad were robbed at gunpoint in Guatemala Friday, head of an academic institute, most likely in the area of Havana, and Cubans of every per- ebrated Mass. In September 1961, explain everything," said the Rev. and five of the female students were raped. Latin American studies, which is one of Lombardi's areas suasion — Catholic, communist and Boza. an outspoken anti-Communist Jesus Luzaretta, a Spanish priest The group was participating in a two-week expedition to ' of expertise. curious — awaited a papal visit that prelate, held a massive celebration who spends two months a year at study Guatemalan history, society, and the environment. He will retain his current salary of $238,000 for one many said could be a turning point attended by 4.000 people on the feast Medalla Milagrosa Church. "You The 13 students and three faculty members, along with year, after which he will receive 10 percent pay cuts for for their nation. day of Cuba's patron saint. can't easily wipe out 40 years of a bus driver and guide, were returning to Guatemala City three years, Uhlfelder said. In a concession to the pope that Following the celebration, partici- restrictions." after research with a human rights group in the Uhlfelder said the Board of Regents, the 14-member had some churchgoers in tears, a pants began a procession to the pres- In Washington on Tuesday, Guatemalan Highlands. At approximately 4 p.m. panel that oversees Florida's public universities, are wait- bishop expelled from Cuba at the idential palace, some shouting slo- President Clinton was asked what Guatemalan time, four armed gunman forced the bus they ing for Lombardi to decide exactly when he will resign. lowest point of church-state relations gans against the revolutionary gov- the United States was gaining by were riding off the road. The bandits forced everyone on —Independent Florida Alligator was allowed to return and celebrate ernment. A melee ensued, and a pressing the embargo against Cuba. board the bus into a sugar cane field about 100 yards from University of Florida Mass Tuesday in his old parish. passing teen-ager was killed. "We want Cuba to move toward the road, where they frisked and robbed all members of On the eve of John Paul Us first Later that month, the government freedom and openness, and if they the group, and proceeded to rape five female students. Syracuse student and professor visit ever to Cuba, the communist expelled Booze and 129 other do, we'll respond," he said. "That's They were driving on Guatemala's Pacific Highway, discover structure of HIV government was still working to priests, and outlawed religious pro- always been our position, and I which is described as a generally safe road. SYRACUSE, N.Y. — One Syracuse University profes- patch and tidy up sections of the believe that in the end it will prevail." Guatemalan police arrested one man at the site of the sor and his graduate assistant recently unlocked the mys- crumbling capital, which has been In his first visit on Cuban soil. crime, and have since arrested another man in conjunction tery to the structure of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. ravaged by a collapsed economy. John Paul is to be greeted in Havana with the crime. The chief of the National Police of Philip Borer, an associate professor of chemistry, and Crews poured and steamrolled 6 6T believe the visit by Castro, then meet privately with Guatemala has appointed a special task force to solve the Lucia Pappalardo, a fifth-year biophysics doctoral student, fresh asphalt over the cracked and the Cuban leader the following day. crime, according to St. Mary's College President Jane discovered the structure of the packaging complex of HIV, potholed roads, traveled by rusted A will have an The visit is at least a minor boon Margaret O'Brien. the section of the virus's genetic material that controls its and creaking old cars and trucks. impact in our country, a to the Cuban economy — with esti- —St. Mary's College of Maryland1 reproduction. Borer said. Workers sprayed yellow paint on one mates the thousands of journalists With this new knowledge, pharmaceutical companies ichoot'a faded facade. great impact." and visitors will pour some $20 mil- Florida president will be able to develop a new line of drugs to combat While most Cubans agree the lion into the foreign currency- — Elizardo Sanchez announced he will step down AIDS, he said. pope's five-day visit will leave their starved nation — and the govern- GAINESVILLE. Fla. — University of Florida "(The companies) could design a new inhibitor drug," country changed, expectations on Cuban human rights ment hopes the pontiff's opposition President John Lombardi will remain at Florida but not in Borer said, explaining that in combination with other what will change depends on their to the U.S. economic blockade will monitor the capacity of its highest-ranked administrative leader, a AIDS drugs, a new drug could stop the HIV virus from political and religious perspective. further weaken U.S. efforts to isolate slate official said Monday. reproducing within the body. Foes of Fidel Castro hope it will Cuba. According to Steve Uhlfelder. chairman of the Board of —Daily Orange weaken his communist regime, However, if the anti-communist Regents. Lombardi has agreed to resign as president fol- Syracuse University which took power in 1959. Castro A nationwide prayer vigil was pope is taking a risk his visit will hopes to gain stature for his revolu- planned in churches throughout the strengthen the Cuban government, COMPILED BY UNIVERSITY WIRE tion and support for an end to the country Tuesday evening. Outside Castro, an altar boy turned revolu- more than threc-decade-old U.S. downtown Havana's Our Lady of tionary leader, is gambling that the economic embargo. And the Cuban Carmine Church, boys and girls joy- papal visit will not bolster opposi- church hopes to expand its influence. ously swung each other around as tion voices in Cuban society, as his Disregard of threats costs Houston Bishop Fduardo Masvidal Bo/a. young and old worshippers sang and presence in his native Poland did in expelled in 1961 and returning for prayed as excitement continued to 1983. ASSOCIATED PRESS remains in the Gulf of Mexico. lives in California under an assumed only the second time since then, build for the pope, who is scheduled This is not a Cuban pope returning HOUSTON — An ignored police Five weeks after the tip was name, asserted that their client did not made a triumphant return to the to arrived a 4 p.m. EST Wednesday. to a homeland steeped in the practice tip that left a spa-tycoon's ex-mistress received. Piotrowski. a former model. learn that she had been "injured" by Virgin of Charity Church in Havana At Medalla Milagrosa Church, in of the Catholic faith. This is a pontiff paralyzed is going to cost the city of was shot four times in the back as she HPD until January 1993. to lead a Mass. the Havana neighborhood of Santos visiting a country where only 40 per- Houston $22.3 million, jurors decided left a Houston doughnut shop. The It was then that a Houston police Amid scattered shouts of "mira- Suarez. 10-year-old Claudia, dressed cent of the 11 million population are Tuesday. attack left her partially paralyzed. officer said in a deposition that the cle." Bo/a entered the packed church in a pink Snoopy sweatshirt, baptized Catholics, and few practice Barbra Piotrowski accused the Piotrowski accused Minns, founder department was aware of a plot to kill in a procession of more than 20 dreamed of shaking hands with the their faith on a regular basis. Houston Police Department of dis- of what became the President and Piotrowski but neither informed her priests and altar boys. pontiff as she and others finished "I believe the visit will have an criminating against her 18 years ago First Lady health clubs, of master- nor took any action to protect her. The slight, stoop-shouldered work on the last of 80.000 simple impact in our country, a great by dismissing a threat on her life minding the 1980 attack. Steve Sumner, Piotrowski's attor- Boza. whose face bears a resem- Cuban and papal Hags made at the impact," said Elizardo Sanchez, a without giving her a warning. The Minns has never been charged with ney, told jurors that Piotrowski was blance to the pontiff, smiled and church. prominent Cuban human rights mon- civil rights lawsuit was heard before a criminal offense in the shooting. He victimized by Minns on many occa- waved his arms as parishioners "The pope is like God. a beautiful itor who spent 11 years in prison. U.S. District Judge David Hittner. left the country and has lived abroad sions after their relationship went bad applauded enthusiastically. Many picture." imagines Claudia. "Although regretfully. I'm not Piotrowski, the one-time mistress most of the time since 1982. — her phone was tapped, her tires churchgoers wept openly, and some While Castro sought to burnish expecting a miracle, nor do I believe of health-spa tycoon Richard Minns, Piotrowski initially filed the slashed and her apartment burglar- Icll their places to approach him. his government's image and the pope that the Holy Father thinks that there says police ignored a September 198(1 lawsuit against the city of Houston ized. Each incident was reported to bend over and kiss his ring. hoped for a spiritual awakening in will be a miracle. Because our coun- report from a Houston man that he in 1993. It was dismissed, then the Houston Police Department, and "It's a miracle," said 62-year-old Cuba, it was unclear which of the try needs more than a miracle to had been offered $10,000 to kill her. refiled in 1995. each time, Piotrowki reported that Cupertina Gutierrez, wiping away two men has tougher task of evange- solve its many problems." chop up her body and dump the Attorneys for Piotrowski. who now Minns was the likely culprit. ■ Recreational Sports Department Effective immediately, the Rickel Building will be open until MIDNIGHT, Monday-Thursday, until Spring Break * New late night aerobic classes Work out in the Fitness/Cardio Center until 12 am Enjoy late night intramural games ~ FREE FROG FIT CLASSES THIS WEEK Intramural Basketball entries due this Friday Intramural Officials Needed. Meeting Today, 4:30 in the Rickel Building Nutrition Counseling Available, Wed. 5-7 pm in the Fitness Room WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21,1998 Mike lysont PAGE 7 'bad guy' wrestler LAS VEGAS — One thing is certain about Mike Tyson's appearance in Wrestlemania: He will play a bad guy. Lady Frogs lose overtime battle Sweet victory Tyson doesn't figure to play a wrestler, however, despite World Wrestling Weekend of road games yields Federation owner Vince McMahon's attempts to sell conference wins, 4-0 in WAG him as one during a WWF By Richard Durrett the free throws and the possession show Monday night in SKIFF STAFF arrow gave TCU the basketball. Fresno, Calif. HONOLULU. HAWAII It's Wallace said Tubbs was telling "The chances of him amazing how two road wins over him how to coach and that Wallace wrestling are very slim," a Pacific Division rivals San Diego shouldn't have picked up the foul He source familiar with Tyson Stale and Hawai'i sped up a nonstop later admitted that Tubbs might have said. "These guys are profes- plane flight from Honolulu to bettered him in the gamesmanship sional wrestlers and they take Dallas/Fort Worth for the men's bas- category. falls for a living. Why would ketball team. "He probably outsmarted me with he risk a broken neck or In probably the biggest conference that (technical) foul because they got something by doing that?" road win since TCU entered the the ball back." Wallace said. Tyson was supposed to be WAC, the Frogs played in front of Coming out of the halftime break only a guest referee at 10.234 at the Special Fvenls Center senior guards Mike Jones and Wrestlemania on March 29 in in Hawai'i. and sent most of that Johnson as well as junior center Lee Boston. But in the world of crowd home unhappy. Nailon led a huge second half start professional wrestling, things It wasn't TCU's full court press for the Frogs as TCU surged into (he can turn as quickly as a good that made the difference. It was the lead after a 9-0 run. Once the Frogs figure-four move. suffocating man-to-man defense of took over the lead they never relin- Just as McMahon was to the guard tandem of seniors Alika quished it in route to the 83-76 victo- announce Tyson's appear- Smith and Anthony Carter that did ance, wrestler Steve Austin ry- the Rainbows in. "I thought this was an outstanding appeared from nowhere "I thought our defense was really win for us in a hostile environment." Monday night to enter the good on Carter," Head coach Billy Tubbs said. "We didn't get a lot of ring and question Tyson's Tubbs said. "Malcolm (Johnson] breaks until we started making our manhood. An obscene gesture took Carter and I thought he did a own breaks " here and a push there, and nice job." TCU started its first WAC road trip suddenly bad blood had Johnson held Carter, who averages with a convincing 105-61 win over developed. 18 points per game, in check the San Diego State. The Homed Frogs With a straight face, entire night as Hawai'i's All-America played the game without the services McMahon suggested later candidate had only seven points and of leading scorer Nailon. that Tyson would wrestle five rebounds. The Frogs led from the opening tip Austin, the WWF's most pop- STAFF REPORTER Junior center Kristina Hayworth takes a layup in practice Tuesday under the eyes of her Johnson made his defense tum into to the final buzzer and built ■ 46-29 ular wrestler, at offense, leading the team with 22 teammates and head coach Mike Petersen. halftime lead. The game was never in Wrestlemania. points including 3-8 torn behind the question as TCU scored 59 second- Tyson's wrestling persona By Meredith Webb to 42 percent as they went only 18- throw shooting frustrated the Frogs arc. and grabbing 5 rebounds. half points, only two shy of the was set Monday when the for- SKIFF STAFF 43. Saturday night. The Frogs sent Hawai'i came out on a surge to Aztecs total for the game. mer heavyweight champion Coming off a win over the San "When we were up by ten. we Hawai'i to the line 22 times and the open the game scoring the first six "We were playing without Lee, so shoved Austin on the WWF's Diego State Aztecs, the women's could not find a basket when ve Rainbows were able to make 17 of points and building an 18-9 lead with it was a scary game to say the least," "Raw is War" program. basketball team lost to the needed one.'' Petersen said. those shots. about 14 minutes left in the first half Tubbs said. "Our defense dominated The shoving came after University of Hawai'i Rainbows In their previous game against The Frogs only went to the line The Frogs answered to tie the ball- the game and allowed us to have a Austin refused to shake 82-79 in overtime Saturday night at San Diego State the Frogs were on six times, making only two. game at 27 with just under eight min- good game." Tyson's hand, remarked on Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. fire from behind the arc. making 8- "1 was frustrated for the girls that utes left. The contest became a back The Horned Frogs had four players his "little beady eyes" and Going into the locker mom at the 10 of their three-point shots. But we could not hold onto the win," and-forth match until halftime with in double digits led by Johnson's 31 made an obscene gesture in half the Frogs were up by four. against Hawai'i they couldn't get Petersen said. "I thought the kids Hawai'i leading 40-38. points, including 6-12 from behind Tyson's face. Tyson drew During the first half they were 35 the shot to drop and went 5-18 for played well." That wasn't the entire story. Tubbs the three point line. Jones was solid mostly boos from the crowd, percent from the field making 18- the night. The Horned Frogs will have a and Hawai'i coach Riley Wallace with 26 points and six rebounds and many wearing black-and- 33 shots, while the Rainbows went "We had plenty of chances to week before their next game which jawed in each other's faces with 1:23 was 10-16 from the field. white T-shirts bearing 13-29 and were 45 percent. win." Petersen said. "We had open will be on the road against cross- left in the half after a foul had been Both victories were the first on the Austin's name. At one point in the second half shots and we just could not get town rival SMU Saturday at 2 p.m. committed against Horned Frog road this season in conference play "I want a piece of Mike the Frogs led by 10. but their shoot- them in." 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