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Vice Pres. 'Top' of shake-up the charts -page 2 —page6 NEWS New title, duties added to academic affairs VP After a restmctimngo f upper serving as assistantto th e interim Provost. level administration at UTSA, However, when a permanent provost is the position of vice president found, Val verde'sconlractis not expected for academic affairs has been tobe renewed. Valverde's offke was con­ tacted for more informadon, but no mes­ renamed and expanded. The sages were returned. new position, provost and vice- Dr. Linda Whitson, vice preskknt for president for academic afTairs, administration and planning, was also VP tor academic alMra and now pravoat until a permanent pn>- aaaiata the Interim provoat. voat la appointed. (of Dr. Valverde). Valvenk demotkm. DeLuna said that the Ttie provost position erjcompasses tiie duties of ttie She has no historical knowledge cm the group does not wishto spea kto th e media subject, and cannot verify or comment on about dwir plans. When adced why she vice president for academic affairs while increasing itsany artkk addressing the subject of Dr. sakl, "Sdategy, I guess." Valvenk." The provost position encompasses the scope of auttiority. Ttie Provost will serve as acting Dr. James W. Wagener, professor in duties of the vice president for academic tlw division of education and presitknt of affairs whik increasing its scope of au­ UTSA when Valverde was hired, was thority. The Provost will serve as acting president wtien ttie president is away or indisposed. contacted for m interview. When an president when the president is away or interview regarding Vidverde was re­ indisposed. quested, Wagenersakl,"Idon'tthinkso,'' Some of dw responsibilities outlined will be filled temporarily by contacted regarding the renewal of and hung up. in the advertisement for tlw provost in the James Gaertner, dean ofthe col­ Valverde'scontract, but her secretary sakl When asked about tlw lack of fordi- Chronicle of Higher Educatkm are: (on behalf of Whitson): coming information. Dr. Bobbin •Promote the academic interest of tlw lege of business. "Dr. Whitson has no factual informa­ Hernandez, vice president for student af­ university Dr. Leonard Valverde, former vice tton on the subject, and feels it would be fairs, said "We (as administrators) only •serve as liaison to academk gover- president for academk affairs, is now inapprofnriate to comment on the subject wish to talk about dw areas for which we nawe structures and faculty committees are responsible. I myself can't speculate concerned with academic affairs as to diings outside of academic affairs." •has a primaryreq;x)nsibility for fac­ Accordingto Anna DeLuna, preskknt ulty recruitment, development, compen­ of MEChA,' dw group and a sation, promotion, and tenure. numbo-of Hiqxuik UTS Aprofesscrs have •supervise and evaluate 40 undo-gradu- been meeting regularly to discuss the ate and 21 master's degree programs and a cooperative doctoral program in four c(4kges with associatedresearch centers and IS academk divisions. The advertisenwnt stated further, "Re­ GMAT porting to the provost are the Office of Graduate Studies and Research, the Of­ fice of Admissions and Registrar, the Li­ brary, Office of Instructional Resources, 1992 is here. the University Ifonors Program, and the Senicnily . aoBriiaur'tgivinf you a Iweik. Remeniber >Dur col- It's time to get university-wide Hiqianic Research Cen­ has its lege «bvt with aamethiDg dnt «ril ter. These responsilHlities include leader­ bntaSfelinie . . . ahindciifted ship for the development of selected doc­ privileges. nwlyBiliaur. down to business! toral programs and associated research Add &3zSQjpom\s to activities." Under the list

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Bom in Chicago, Karl Umlanf what it wouU take," Umlauf staled at his has been known only as the "son showing. Growing up in the artist com­ of Charles Umlanf," who is not munity wi|h his father woidd give most dw easy iMIity lo imitate others' worit, only his father, but a renowned but dMdkln'thifipen widi Umlauf. "Dwre sculptor. On Tiiesday, Jan. 21, have been sevaal artists I admire," he Karl Umlauf proved in the sakl, "but there are none dial I'm influ­ enced by." It seems hard to believe, but in UTSA Gallery that he is his own the art business, it must be this inde­ man when it comes to art. pendent attitutk diat has kd lo his fanw. Umlauf couM have become a conceit That night in dw galkry in his turtle- vkia player, but after years of lessons, he neck, btazer and jeans, he told the crowd tired of dw discipline and changed his ofhisloveofmachinesandjunkyards. He interests from the performance aits to the admits widi a straight face that he likes to craft arts. Whik attending the University go on archeokgy digs and junkyard ex­ of in Austin onamusic scholarship, ploring. He is a strong man; one can hear Umlauf always hung out at the art depart- in his voice dial what he says is true. He nwnt, eventually receiving his bachekrs admits that it is hard even for him to degree in art. decipher his paintings and mixed-media This led to a Master of Fine Arts from items. It sounds peculiar, for his painting Cornell, several sok shows and his cur­ seems to be fdkd with the death and rent job as Artist in Residence at Baykr hopelessness of a World War II concen­ Saan King and Jannltar Lockard a work by Karl Umlaiif at the University. Whik it may seem thttt this tration camp. Umlauf, on the other hand, UTSA Alt Gallery. wouM be easy, considering his father's contends thatjunkyards and btnial grounds experience aiid tide, Kari Umlauf went are a form of history, "history of man and 'Terminator" movies, these pictures are exfNression," a mix of his kve for the through all of this wilh no family pres­ machine." It is diis relationship of rusted said to di^lay some "psycho-drama." junkyards and tombstones with a bit of sure. machine parts and human bones whkh Widi titles lUce "Altered States Widi philosophy. "You see, I like the design of "My father dkhi't want me to be an permeate his works. Biomorphic Eccenhricities," the works in computer chips, but I hate computers and artist. He kiww how hard it wouM be and Looking like the opening scenesto th e this series are a "self- portrait of diought their effect on sockty," Umlauf told tlw crowd. With limited structure and COIOT, mixed with wood, metal, and bone, his works create a tqiocalyptk vkw. "I do have hope. Hope that society wUl watch itself," he said. Now, you can aJiora to own a oistinctive KariUmlaursshowing,"LargeWoiks On P^wr" will be on display in the UTSA townliome close fo me UToAa Gallery dirough Jan. 31. By Tracey Shuiz Stop throwing rent away. Staff Writer

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Does lady call up and tell us that three genera­ bring KISS back." fully spinning the last disks as KISS have a chance in the bloated radk tions grew up on our (KISS) sound; her, Lisle and Hahn, who make up the the station faded into history. market? Will KISS be able to live up to her modwr and now her daughter," he MoiTiing Crew, named various commu­ The rock and roll format had their tradition and style as a hard-rocking, explained ^ nity events previously frequented as part fun-flUed statkn? Hahn had an understanding manager of dieir plans to help re-establishing the been transformed into KOOL KISS's Morning Crew was back in at KMIX who knew that moving back to station. "The community is the main Gold, the fourth station to carry action and in the studk was Steve Hahn, KISS woukl be fw dw better. "John Hyau thing. It has always been a pet inoject of an oldies format Now after an with his new "skater^ haircut and ckan is a good friend," he commented. mine to do all I can with civic groups and the community," Steve Hahn stated. Any 18 month absence, they're plans for future projects "are in the v orks. b-a-a-a-c-k! The plan now is to get KISS radiore-built , Prior to its demise, dw station had over dial is the first priority," both DJ's agreed. 150,000 fans who later wrote ktters and Getting re-established is the main idea petitioned for die return of KISS. What atthestation. According toVirgi l Thomp­ wouMcause KISS managers toconsider a son, DJ and program director, die station format change? It tiuns out that Adams has a built-in audknce. He believes ttiat Communications of San Diego was dw "we need to deliver now, or we'll lose actual decisionmaker, not the managos at them." Asforlocalmusicshowsordiffer- KISS. Adams Communkatkns owns ent formats at different times like KS YM, several fineqiwncieso n the FM dial, in­ busiiwss suit and co-pikt, John Lisk, in After Adams Communications tock Thompson said, "people ejcpec/ rock and cluding one leased by Rusk Coiporatkn shirt and jeans screaming into dw mkro- control of the station and did its system­ roll. To succeed, we have to be true to which owns KISS radk. phone. Apparendy, an artkk appeared in atic firing of dw staff, it left John Lisle what we are, what people expect." Adam s Communicadons believed dial the San Antonio Light dw previous day in jobless for eight mondis. It took moving Three other DJs complete die KISS a greater moiwy market existed with die Pet Tads about Chiquita: The Mexkan to Houston and woiking the late-night roster. Debbie Alcocer, the Electric Lady, older listeners, rather than die typical teen­ Hairless, who likestosleqi widi her owner. shift at KLOL-FM to put him back on his returned to KISS for the mid-day show ager. Adams spent months combing Lisle was speaking to a listener who was feet. Like Hahn, Lisk wanted to come leaving KZEP. Ex-KJ97-er, Lisa Thomas through research papers and rating re­ having sexual fantasies involving Lisk, back. "As kng as Adams wasn't ninning and Steve Dalton round out die list. ports, and one sumnwr day, fired all dw Hahn and party dog, Chiquita.The woman the show, or I'd never conw back." The crew at 99.5 KISS is attempting to staff at KISS. Uw conhnct to dw Rusk on dw odwr end of the line was tiying to Due to flniUKial situations, Adams restore their image widi the help of dieir Coiporadon, who managed the station, coax the DJs into giving her the kst pair of leased its owno^ip rights to die Rusk listeners. Those who missed ttie station was discontinued. Adams became the Metallka tickets. CoipcMxition whkh also manages Lisle's can now greet them with a Welcome Back self-declared managers and the next day, Along with Chk]uita the party dog's Houston connection, KLOL, and San KISS. KOOL Gold look KISS'S place. Many pkture, the studio was filled with odds- Antonio's MAGIC 105. Lisle explained, listeners were irate, but Adams caimot be and-ends dial mark it KISS: a tearful, "I've worked with them (Rusk) before By Tracey Shuiz blamed for making a business decision in velvet Elvis, women-clad rock posters widiin my 16 years as a DJ and this made StaffWrtter their own interest. and a suit of armor donated by a fan. It After 18 mondis San Antonio's KOOL seems that listener Skip Nill haiqwned to Goklwasbanknvt. Finding a quick exit, have an extra suit of armor that he got for Adams leased their ownership of the fre­ Christmas. As a homecoming inesent to quency to Rusk which also manages KISS and in order to clean his room, Nill MAGIC 105. Now widiin dw MAGIC donated it to dw Morning Crew. budding, 99.5 KISS is woiking to regain The armor seemed a fittingadditio n to its audience. the station considering the rough treat- On Dec. 31,199I,at 12:31 p.m.,oneof nwnt KISS and the DJs went through in At Destination MBA - for S.A.'s few album rock stations was re- recent years. When KISS died in 1990, Black and Hispanic college Steve Hahn began woiking afternoons at students and graduates. Find b Free panel discussions: 3 Campus South 9 to 10:30 a.m.: Grad school C reps on minority admissions IN) and financial aid; students on OS Bookstore full and part-time study. 10:30 to noon: Minority MBAs 14531 Raadrumier Way February I 8:30a.m. on career opportunities. IN) 699*lo7o Hyatt Regency Regency R'loni Your future starts Saturday, 1200 Louisiana Street February 1 at 8:30 a.m. 7 Serving UTSA Houston Get up for it. 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TEXTBOOKS - SUPPUES - CLOTHINC ~ GREEK GOODS Fur information about DMBA in other cities, call ltlUU-44ti-U8l);. A <^E Band bops to the Top' of the pops Island Rec<»ds has some new titled "Emotion Lotion," and you Cavanaugh (guitar, lead vocab). Alan ban. can trust that you will be inhal­ Willis ( dnniis. backing vocals) and Joe Top hasmixed twisty guitars,ahoUow friends, and they're on their way Fearon (bass, backing vocals). They col­ bongo beat and flirty, whiqiering vocals to the *Top" of the US alterna­ ing every drop of it on MTV's lectively played with The WiU Swans, to perfectly model Ihat poppy, dancey. tive charts. Top, a trio from "120 Minutes." Shack and The Pale Fountains, but left firee sound of the 90's. There is nothing Liverpool, England, has just re­ If you're into the British scene, you because they wanted to have moie say in heavyorhanl-ctweaboutthisaBwm. There may recognize the members: Paul the creative musical process. Top was is nodiingprofoundor deep on this album, leased its major label debut en­ either. What this album has is about six songs that make you feel like floating on a river or staring at the clouds while lying in the soft, green grass and about five songs that make you want to dance. The lyrics are simple and the tunes are catchy. You may have already heard "Number One Dominator." This song is distinctive. It has the lead of Soup Dragon's "Lovegod," guitars like U2's "Mysterious Ways" and vocals like The Farm's'tSroovy Train." It is not one of the most origiiul backs ever recorded. Another song, called "As Far as I Can .See," unleashes many of the great song cliches of the decade in about four min­ utes: "I got a feeling todayAhat nothing's going my way/you know it's Ixinging me down." WeU, even if the music is not innova­ tive or original, it is entertaining enough, and soon it will join the ranks of such entertaining, however Irile. bands as EMF and The Farm. In die meantime, let me give you a tip: Don't pay more than nine bwdcs for it (that is, if you're generous, and I am including lax). The thrill prob­ ably won't last long.

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I'm the fat the bright side," moaned Miss Becky. kid in the striped shirt with an IQ as high She sat wanly in the back of the room, her as the weight (in kilograms) of a Sumo a VHS tape into Miss Becky's neaiby via remote control. "This cheerful visage big blue eyes gone completely bloodshot. wrestler. VCR. As the TV monitor wanned up, 1 is that belonging toone SKIMMY BRAG­ By way of segue to the conclusion of My major is Astrophysics, but I'm presented a few prefatory remarks. GART. This unconscionable scoundrel my oration, I offered quick glimpses of minoring in Pre-med just in case. I'm in "What we are about to see are mem­ bilks thevi ^wing public to fundhishobby, three final Tele-liars. "Here are ROB­ the third grade and my moniker is none bers of a secret Ixtxherhood that attempts which is playing his organ over the milky BER TILLTONGUE from Dallas, and other than Henry T. Brauchle the Second. to conirol innocent people by preying melons of fallen women." two from Utah, ORAL ROBBERS and You. however, may address me as "Ge­ upon tlieir faith in God. They do diis by "Why is he crying?" a^ed litde Frankie his clone-ish son, ANAL ROBBERS." nius." appearing on TV, offering their interces­ Godwin (Music major). I paused for precisely two seconds I assumed my position at the podium, sion on behalf of the viewer to God. and "He got caught," I said, cuing up the (atomic clock) to heighten the dramatic relishing for a brief moment Ihe feeling of then asking fw money in prodigious next image. This was one of the infamous tension. "And now, I will finish with a again shaming an inferior intellect into amounts. All of die simple sheep who are SKIM TAKER. He too had been caught. masterful collage of some of the other submission with my penetrating ques­ watching Uien obey, because— 'If it's on He too was tearful. Tele-liars extant, albeit those pursuing tions and inefulaMe logic. TV it must be true.'" The next image was that of three Tele- tangents that impact viewers' spirituality "Felkiw students...Humbled teacher," "Fascinating social behaviorl It's a liars posing together. "These three stooges with comparatively less damage, but still I began, twisting the knife. 'Today's superscam wherein the criminal appears may be grouped together by virtue of their remain pandering, putrid. Tele-liars none- lecture concerns 'SalesmanshipandTele- on TV in the name of God. and gets a ton common aspiration They all desire to be the-less." vision.' of money for it, giving nada in return," President of die United States. The first is I hit the play button on my remote "Salesmanship is a two-way conduit sakl little Lonnie Stockton (Computer the REVEREND VERY ALLHELL. control. The tape flashed the images and encompassing the principal players in any Science major). leader of a mentally misshapen group of sounds of REAL ESTATE RIPOFFS and transaction. There occursa neariy symbi­ "I concur," said little Bobby Seay (Psy­ troglodytes referred to as the ORAL MONEY-MAKING OPPORTUNTIES. otic transference of energy tluit leaves chology major). "It's an astounding phe­ raJORATY." Of AMAZINGLY IRRELEVANT DIS­ both parties believing that Iheir needs nomenon!" "Note the smug face and the piggish COVERIES and GUARANTEED HAIR have been met, such as when asalesman "And yet intensely tiorriUe and alto- eyes," observed litdeStevieCaptain (Busi­ RESTC»AL M.ANS. OfGINZU. and pockets his commission for his side of a gedierdiameful,"saidiittle Kenny Weeks ness Administration major). BONZAI, and SCREWZU KNIVES. Of shiny new impart car to a buyer. Every­ (Eleclrical Engineering major). "The second," I sakl," belongs to the dozens of shameless, bogus, and astound- body is happy and their respective desires "Sinful, twisted bastards," mumbled magnate of a TV networiL He also bos ts a ingly persuasive sales pitches designed to are fulfilled. litde Jimmy. [N.B. Little Jimmy had no TV show and is the guiding force behind pumpout the contents of the wallets ofthe "But when an element of Snake Oil is listed major nor any known last name. He an 'elitistonly' organization that share the simple-minded. 1 crossed my arms over added to the sale, as is done in tale night rarely spoke and spent most of his time same name— THE ZERO HUNDRED my chest in triumph and spoke, "Com­ TV commercials masquerading as ento'- with headphones on, listening to Lou CLUB. HisnameisFATROBBERSON." ments?" tainment,orbythosesiq)remelyunchK>us Reed's VelvetUndeiground over and ov» "The very essence of hypocrisy. And From the backof the room, Miss Becky rq)tilianbq;)edstheTelevangelisls,armoie again. 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Well, the old man almost went After all, diis was the tournament he was Open this summer lo wateh McEnroe's No t^ense lo Larry. all the way last week in Austra­ kKked out of two years ago for cussing U^hoorah! I like him as a person. He is my neighbor. lia. John McEnroe, complete out the umpire and throwing his racquet. S. A. Force is with yoa. How can I not like him? Wehave agtxxl Nope. During this tournament you No. I'm not talking about some mythi­ ol* boy holding the Spurs' reins now, and with receding hairline, came coidd have made an instructional video­ cal Jedi crap. This is the first and last time I have a feeling dial we are going to see close to pulling off a major up­ tape of NfcEnroe and his on-court de­ I will ever recant a slatennent in my col­ some excellent basketball coming up. set, befr>re losing in the quarter meanor. Hedemonstratedgracefid tennis umn, but the time has come. Last semes­ The players are relaxedan d are regain­ while defeating his foes, and had a cool ter I seriously questioned the emergence ing that winning attitude. Maybe now we finals. It was nice to see ol' head throughout the tournament of arena football. I am now in favor of it. will stop hearing dial same old statement Johnny Mac bring out some of I guess you could say that the old man and I strongly urge my fellow students lo "We just need to come together and play his brilliance on the court that has finally calmed down in the twilight of flock to the Henusfair Arena and wateh as a team.** The Spurs will flourish under his career. In a way I almost feel dd loo, some heads roU.Ticke t prices start at the leadership of dwir new mentor. graced the tennis scene through­ because it seems like yesterday that I was $7.00 per game. For more infmination, PredKtion: Spurs wUllose in the West- out the 1980's. watehing McEnroe play Bjom Borg for call 225-3672 or 554-7787. em Conference Finals. Tom Pendo^ is One ingredient missing (huing die tour­ the championship at WimUedon. He is Prediction: S.A. Force will win the head coach next year. nament was an everlasting trademark of one of the greatest ever. championship next season after having a FOT all my reados out there, please John McEnroe's repertoire, a bad temper. Prediction: At aU cost go to the U.S. winning season this yew. send me your comnwnts, contributions Spurs will win and advice. If I think your input is worth Ixxk out, NBA teams, because the a damn, I'll address it in my column, Spurs are back and they wiuit to kick some nease send your letters to C.G. Stidham. ass! No more whining, doubting or cry­ Ill, at The Paisano, 14525 Roadrunner ing. No more screaming voice fiomth e Way, San Antonio, Texas, 78249. You bench. No more criticizing comnwnts can also drop off your letters in our mail about the players. The bottom line is duit slot in the Student Activities Office in the Larry is out and Bob Bass is in. UC.

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Another great decision has remain with the Spurs, clinging to his whoiskiiowntorqilacedepoaedcoaches. All-Starteam. Look who I been made by Spurs owner Red guaanteed contract, untU McCombs fi­ If he were truly a fit leader, he would last he has kept from starting: Tim Hardaway. McCombs. That's not to say nally gave in to good sense and cut him. longer dian he has in dw driver's seat And who many believe is dw best—diat's McCombs had to "eat" the contract, but it now there will be no more "Lany Brown best—point guard in the league. Is great as in "excellent," but great was a wise deciskm, as Tony sat on tlw Show.''WiII dwy call Bob'sair-lime"Bass Hardaway in favor of Magk starting? as in "monumental." bench and did not contribute. Masters?" My brother diinks so, and NOT BLOODY LIKELY! He flredon e of the best coaches in the And dwn dwre is Paul Pressey, who maybe he'sright Something smells fishy. And what of rules? Hell, we're not MB A. a man who had not been terminated plays limited amounts. His contract is loo More Magical MoMBts talking about rules. This is simple com­ in his 20 years as a head coach. He also big for McCombs to eat So he sits on Maybe all retirements aren't final,bu t mon sense. Sure, there are no rules lo say fired the man who guided dw Spurs to tlw Red's bench. And sits. Why? Because no one un-redres to compete in an all-star a retired man can't play, but he still must biggest tum-anNind in MB A history, when he's loo expensive lo let go. oih. sure. Red game, only lo retireagai n a day later. earn his spot on dw roster. Just having they won 56 games compared to 21 the argues dut he lends dw team a veteran Sonw tA you may say that since the formeriy played and contributed to the year before. That man is. of course. Lany mindset So does George Gervin. And fans voted him into the ganw, he shoukl game does not automatically give Magic Brown. what about Terry Cummings? Where has play. Yet does he truly deserve the honor? dw right to be in the All-Star ganw. That In dw past, we have seen players come their experience gone? The bench would Sure, he "carried dw NBA on his shoul­ would be like letting a team in the playoff s and go simply because of money matters. be better served to have the vigor of Avery ders," but my dear friends, he was re­ just because they were there the year Apparently, money has always been a big Johnson silting on it. warded in diose days widi a qxM on the before. issue widi Red. We saw Tony Massenberg So Lany's rqilacement is Bob Bass,

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M TO GRADUATE IN MAY OB (O FEBRUARY 3 IS THE DEADLINE TO A Haaty genendizaliom me weak aigii- corned, are made to be broken. Certainly By Barren Pianeella a Umber Hueehl inenls. Any kigician worth his salt knows this retirement rak is one that can be at dud a statement whkh declares dmt All X least bent if not shattoed. C are y can be eaaly refittedb y simidy Rnally. to shift from the Magic issue Editor-in-Chief demonshrating dntOne X is not y. Allow to something more personal, I take great Matdiew D. Stem me to demonstrate. offense to Managii^ Editor'David Van Managing Editor are First of all. Sports Edilor Zach Davis's Hoesen's inleipretation of dw Amerkan David Van Hoesen declaralKMi that Magk Johnson should be auto worker "We are downright lazy." Editorial Asaistant & men scum? banned from dw NBA All-SUir Game First I can almost guarantee that Mr. Van Office Manager because he has retired assumes that All Htwsen is notablue-coUarfactory worker, Amy Kraft retirenwnts are final. However, this state­ therefore, dw statement "We are lazy" ment is false. Athletes in other qiorts rather dun "They are lazy" is a preten­ News Editor Mieassa haoivBOi sa. have returned fiom "retirement": George tious semanlk devke which clevoly dis­ Robert Schemwitiom ["BeeaasetfeM^luve Foreman, Sugar Ray Leonard. George guises the real generalization, in IK^WS Associate News Editor biaina.'' Bush. (Oops. Invalid example. Bush that the reader will beikve that pom Mr. Maiy-Heather Baibo' wasn't retired, he was brain-dead, and no V.H. is badgering himself as welL Well, Arts and Entertainment one's certain that he's returned.) The I am neidier fooled nor amused. General retirenwnts of these boxers were not final, Motors has employed my father for al­ Editor so why shoukl Magk's decision be de­ most 30 years, and I have iwver heard Lorrie Sims clared irreversible? Maybe someone him. as Mr. V.R so doquendy puts il. Features Editor shoukl inform Kareem Abdul-Jabbnr to (biteh) because he has to work niiw con­ Maria Teresa Gordon hock those sneakers becauae Nfr. Zach secutive hours a day wilh only one hour Sports Editor Davis hath deemed him ineligible. for lunch." Ife is certainly not without his 2^h Davis tlaasaA,Wr. bad days—v^iodoesn't hate his job once Associate Sports Editor O.K., if this refiihd doesn't wash, how [''I guess it's because in a while? — but he. like many of his CO. Stidham. HI about exiunining Ihe next genendization, when a 9iy diinks that All NBA rules are sacred. Oh, please. GM-employed friends, worics hard to sup­ PiMtograpiiy Editor port his family. Kfr. Van Hoesen's shal­ that when a giri is Can Magic's rehim to an all-star game in Danen Rransella jbdng friendly, a guy a sport that he carried on his shoulden for low vkws are obviously limited tounin ­ formed, point-dw-btame stereotypes. Associate Piiota Editor itiiidcs ^'s bdng ten years really be interpreted as "violat­ Ron Shubnan [easy." ing all duit is togkal in dw NBA?" The Well, as long as we're relying on gen- Advertising Manager fans have VOTED him in. The coaches oalizations to formulate opinions, why Glenda Huebotter and layers are ALL IN FAVOR of secur­ don't I add my torch to ttw infemo: All ing a spot for him on tlw roster. People Paisaao etikan art fall af shU. Now Business Manager Naac7A|piia,Jr, LOVE the guy and respect him for his prove me wrong. Joe A. Hernandez IdontthMci^ courage and convktion, and yet, Zach Associate Business Manager n.My Davis is busy tugging on mommy's skirt Most Sincerely. James Deaven |lirother%aotacian. and whining about rules. Rules, someone KiricM. Wright Copy Editors o^peisonl Umber Husain & Robert F. Kister is sewn is my . All odio- nwn 1 Distribution Managers Deal with the lie llbMc are ppdty coid. I am writing in regard to yoiv aitkle opposition to dw content In addition, it Robert Schermerhom A "The big lie" from the Jantury 21 issue of wouM be necessary tooffe r counter-edi- Travis Schiebel The Paisano. 1 diank you for writing and toriids mid articles explaining in detail the Advisor informing your readers on the subject of aims and goals of dw CODOH, provide Diane Abdo jAloaMkr Cimcraa» anti-semitism. especially in regard to the writtoi facts, proof and quotes explaining Staff Writers Vr. atricle being printed in college papers what happened during die Htriocaust and BC Pattison, Tracey Schulz, Naomi I dunk because men across the country cbiiming tlw system­ perhaps offer stories OTarticle s written 1^ Diuican, Umber Husain, Stephen cheat on a lot of women, but one atic extermination of six million Jews did survivors that live in San Antonio. Brown A James Sanchez man's not going to not occur in Nazi Germany during World Rubers University set a positive ex­ Staff Piiotograpiiers make a point for all War II. I sincerely applaud your aitick ampk liy printing the artkk as an edito­ Amy Nonnan A Travit Sckieliel nwn." and views about this "commitlee" as it is rial, but surrounded it with factual infor­ Advisory Board an issue of great concern for Jews living in mation that resulted not only in diqirov- Maik Allen, Steven Kellnum. Neil acouittry infested with neo-nazi skinheads ing dwir theories, but kft tlw reader with Maurer. Ted Skekel, Karen Whimey, and false politkians lUce David Duke, a negative impression of the CODOH, Mansour El-Kikhu, Rkhard Utecht AlexRivas who continiK to threaten dw lives and Idoatthkikallniea and kft no doubts as to what factually and Rkhard Howe existence of the Jewish pec^. occurred in Nazi Germany. The Palaano Phw is a project oi the Ituesculnatfdt H Unfortunately, I feel dial dw deciskm Whik I have confidence dial the staff Student Newspaper Associatton ol the There's bad BMH and «- of your staff to not print the artkle, if and studentbody atUTSA are well enough University of Texaa at San Antonto bad women. If yon {$ approached by the "people" at the informed about the Hohxaust toeve r be­ and k NOT sponeorad. financed, or Icall men scum, can g* CODOH, woukl only add tod w problem, lieve the distorted views and opinions (rf endorsed by UTSA UTSA assumes women sluts. It all s in a sense, doing extwdy what they want dw CODOH, I hope dut if you are ap­ no responsibility for its content. The depends on a few •^ you to. By not priiMing Ihe artkk. you proached by anti-semitk organizations Palaano Phie is published by the peo|de." Paisano Educattonal Trust, a non­ 1 wodd be giving dw (X>DOH's ckdms and shidents, you will choose not to ig­ profit, tex exempt educattonal tnisL 2 honw vaUdity. and risk leaving questions nore the probtem. but rather to inform and The Paisano Ptos is a supplimental Lcedartc, Fr. in dw minds of your readers as towhethe r ethwate dw puMk about the truth. As pubNcatton of tha Paisano and is The dikigs bdweea their claims are indeed sonwwhat kgiti- hisloiyhasBroved. by ignoring tfwae prob­ distribulsd every other Tuesday dwir kgs 90 percent mate. lems in hope dut diey will disappear, is during the FaM and Spring eemeslers the time." i• I fed the only solution to combating only asking for more proUems. Widi exduding holMays and exam periods. P this problem, when apptoadied by the factual information andeducation, wecan Adveftising and Contribultons: prevent the r xjudkes Ihat stidn oar world 1462S Roadrunner Way. cvi CODOH. is to accept dw artkk as an San Antonto, Texas 78249. ^editorial, not accept dw money offered, 6am BHnging us into another Holocaust. (512)690-9301. ^and to very openly express The Paiaano's Sincerely. JoahuaL. ROBS