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university FRIDAY SAT/SUN MONDAY I instdci -II!!!'- A t·~·-·, .. ·,l ( . ~- rp I r, . er ' {'',• ' • "eurures ."i Sports 0 62° 1:12°: 3 ;: •• • f,.1°/:1:1° Sorority throws people in jail Kart Nuzum Staff Writer available by slopping by the Union. Diana Edmon1.h. philanthropy until they ~ome out. campuses do wi1h their projects." defined as the giving of oneself fur "Slammertime is a jail-and-bail chairman. said the cellular phone was Edmonds said they try to get the Smith said they have also won the the betterment of others. She said Throughout this last week, people situation where someone will pay to donated for the day by Cellular One. community involved hy having traveling philanthropy award in the they raise the money for Galluadet have been able to purchase tickets to have someone arrested.'' Terran She said the average donatiun for an members of Delta Zeta go to local past at their convention held every University to aid the speech and have someone thrown in jail today. Kallam, president of Delta zeta, said. arrest is $5 to $10. but the amounts husinesses to solicit them to arrest two years for having an outstanding hearing impaircd-Galluadet is the Why? Because it's Slammertime! "(We) serve them bread and water. range widely. rnlleagues and associates. fund-raiser. She said it's a hig only University in the United States Delta Zeta is hosting their annual they have access to a Cellular phone Slammerlirne focuses lrn Fort Kallam said the response has been achievement when they win these that has the speech and hearing Slammertime fund-raiser and will be and they can call and have people Hays State and the puhlic. The tickets very good. Jessica Smith, Delta Zeta awards because they arc a small impaired as their primary focus. jailing people from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 donate money to bail them out." have been on sale in Memorial Union member. said. "We have won awards chapter and the only Delta Zela Smith said the chapters of Delta p.m. today. She said they are usually required throughout the week. from our nationals for Slammertime chapter in Kansas, even though Delta Zeta choose their own fund-raisers. The jail is located on !he first floor to m~t the amount lhat w.15 donated Anyone can be arrested. however just because we've raised so much Zeta is the largest international She said. "We picked Slammenime of Memorial Union and members of for their arrest. However, if the teachers and students will not he taken money from it compared to the small sorority. because it's a really fun activity that Delta Zeta will be making arrests amount is small, !hey may be allowed out of class. Kallam said they can. campus we have. We've raised more Kallam said Slammertimc is the whole campus can get inrnlved throughout the day. Tickets are still to post bail themselves. however. wait outside of the class money than some of the bigger considered a philanthropy. which is in ... cven the community." High schoolers to invade campus
Jennifer Burkhart Scandia and McPherson - entered Editor-in-Chief in Math Bowl will answer questions for the 7-12 grade mathematics Look out Fort Hay!\ State - an curriculum. invasion is coming. The preliminary round of Math No. not one like in Independence Bowl was on Oct. 19. with 11 Day. nor is it like Orsen Wells' schools participating. They were "War of the Worlds." This one is Coldwater. Claflin. Larned. totally different. Liberal, McPherson, Morland. Nearly 1,800 high school Nickerson. Pike Valley-Scandia. students will converge here Quinter, Qui vera HeightrBushton Thursday, Nov. 14, to test their and Wilson. mathematical skills in the 19th The majority of the events will Annual FHSU Math Relays - a he in the Memorial Union. competition for high school However. with the increased students in the ninth through 12 number of participants. Albertson grades . Hall and Rarick Hall w'ill also be "The students will take timed utilized. tests - 25 minutes," Elton There are a total of six even ts Beougher. professor of open to the students. The only two mathematics and computer sciences having age restrictions are and contest coordinator. said. Geometry (for I 0-12 grade) and "They are all geared toward high Trigonometry (for 11-12 grade). school math." Each event has it~ own test. hut It all started in 1978, with 553 when grading the test. they are split students competing. 1t was up into grade levels. organized to get high school "Freshmen are scored against students interested in math with an freshmen. sophomores are scored academic contest. This was done by against sophomores, etceteras:· encouraging students to do Unruh said. mathematics and by rewarding the First place finishers of the :vtath student for doing well in Relays receive a meal, second mathematics. through fourth place finishers "It ha, grown and grown and receive rihbons and every grown," he said. "We used to get participant receive~ a certificate of MARK BOWERS/ UNVUISm' UADUI 500 to 600 students from under 30 participation. Santa's sand castle schools. It has steadilv izrown over The award.~ ceremony is James Gaydos and Cathy Culbln, employees for Sandcastles Unllmlted of Newport Beach Calif., wor-1( on the sand castle In The Mall year\ 1 BOO from the to kid~ 64 scheduled to follow the ~1ath Bow I yesterday. Construction of the castle started Monday, and wlll continue through Sunday. The castle Is made of 46 tons of sand quarried schools." competition, approllimately at 2 :\(J near Oakley. Beougher got the idea for the p.m., in the Memorial Union Math Relay, while on a sabhatical Ballroom. in Florida. FHSU 1s not the onl:, Kan~a, "They had a math contest l1n schnol to offer a conte-t like th1, Florida) and I thought it would he for high ~chooler,. Beougher ,aid a good idea 10 do one here," "Emporia State ha~ one. hut they Reducing fees hot issue m,~,~°''~§.~ Beougher ,;aid. don't u!ie the ~ame formal I am ,urc Janella :'\fildru:ler ~otina: all Fort Hay~ Si.,tc <,erv1ce~ from the rc'>1dcnt1al life and the \1gnature of the SGA "Al the time I wa~ the chair of there are other , choo h that d o 11 L'n1vcrs1ty ,tudent, pa; J SI 7:, per fauhtc,; ;ind. r,re~1den1 that S(iA 1~ 1,;omm1ttcd to the department. c,o I appointed a too .:red11 hour fee for the hnu,,n~ -~\tern the rere,1I ,1f 1h1, ,tudcnt Ice ·· committee to create one. It ha~ had There 1, e~·en a math (ontc,1 ,\n 1mprc,, 1,c turnout .. f , w,h:nt, ~c,cnuc hnnd. ,rnd. Rrallzln2: that FHSl.' ,tu1lcn1 , pretty much the ~amc format ever geared for elementar~ <.chool ;ind and rn;rn~ pr11'11n~ que'11"n, ~ ere receive mnrc finannal aHI. hc..:au~ of R ru e 1' ,ince middle \Chonl kid~. ,ponrnrt'd tn ,;w,cd h:, the \CLllnd re,1d1n,1: 11: Concerned: that \lu,kn1, 1i-..1ng in their income ,11ua11on . than other 1:aut1oncd the a11d1cnu: and <.enat, ," The rnntr<,t ,., patterned after a the Kan,a, ,\\\Oliat1nn "f Tca, hcr, rt·,11lut:, ,n 'H,.'I· · 11: .ll tt1c \tu,knt rc,1dent, life L1ulit1c, ,11n tr1hu1i: ,tudcnt, in the regent', ,:,,tc:111. ,md . ahout their heh.1'-1< 1r :ind ,pe.1lun~ track meet. "The) v.ork of Mathcmat,.:, (in,crnm,:nl rnt·c11ng l.1q n1)1hl S~7,!i]:2 to p,1~ on the oond. ta, cragc dur1nj1 1he mec11ng 11 -... ii \ then rnonc, 1ndiv1dually to create point, for the There art" ,e,eral rq110nal Thi, rc,1ilut111n rc.1d, a, t"ll11~, 16 hour\ per pcr<,on, all other ,111,knt., Further nallzln2: th1l nplaineil th,11 the ,rnd1cn,c ""ould nn1 ,ouhl he ~rent 1n more arrrornatc team - Ju<.t like a track meet." he 1:nnte,t\ ""1th the winner, , 11 ntnhutc ~KI ,R94 7:, per i.cmc\lcr 111 he re, ,1l!n11e1I ,., , rea~ .. n ~h.11f 111 pl.1,c, 1,n hch,tlf 111 the rn"J"r11, .,,- ,aid. advancinJ,? o n to a ,tate comre11t1n n. .. \\ ht-reai;: 'N-1 11 ! lhc -l .t..tct 1: '.li.1 cCr,1.:lct"n Entcqm,r nc""''-Papt'r . l 1t-.rar , . ,n mrrn<, n ,,f him like that (for Uudentc to participate campu, at lea\! four 11me( !"><'fnrr 0r Ru~h Count) The a""ard ,~ rre,entcd to a fir,t ... h1..:h R.unud 11,r o rC" ,ti for : 11 ~11iler ,,11
not part of \Cna te and were ",i, or1 /? 1n ,1ll :,. 1n 19'\11. mc:: n1 1<> • What I \ the hcne f1 t [of th e and ha,1ng ··amenl!ed th e he ( k out alrcadi, repre\ en led hy the rr u ,n,olrdatc c x1,11 n~ t'>o nd, Then. honc1 ) to 79 percen t of \tudent, of 11:· according 10 Wood,. S(i,\ I . ' elected c;cna tors 1n 199~ . the hond wa, rc-ne v. (',l v.h n do not 11\ C in the re,1dcn cc r,a,<.cd a fina l amendment i Sine C ut.er. directo r o f an ,l a I I 0 ( :i t C (1 t (I h C u 'e d I (I hal I, ~ Thr amendmrnt th at v.a, r c,, ,~n ,1 U lc1 After con,1derahlt d1''7 uu1on dorr e1 rhuc far rhic ~rar the fort hays state university leader l~ltl~l~4tll 1.\ l~S Will they ever agree? • Should women be allowed to attend a/1--male schools like the Citadel or Elections should they stick with other institutions? Two writers hash is out in ...
Nick Schwien (or in this case. the tradition). Sports &luor ---- ·- --·- -· ·--- Women trying to get into "all- finally over male" schools is n·t the first time Recently, Jennifer Bwthart and I had I won't mention barriers (traditions) have been a discussion on a cenain issue involving any names). Edi10r-i11 -Chitf broken to make things bener. There Candidate campaigning, women attending all-male schools. It's Why can't have been numerous accounts of hard to believe. but we somehow they save the Should barriers gelling broken throughout mudslinging got old quick disagreed on this issue. courts the trouble tradition American history: all reading • Slavery - an accepted practice F"trst, I want the females and go to another overpower Stephanie Hanna her." Don't vote for them, vote for this aniclc to know that lam not a male- individual for a lot of people. This pral:tice school with Stnff Writ tr me," and other similar commenlS. chauvini st pig. I just believe that rights? became tradition fo r them and their m i I i tar y During election years, we are of cenain things should be left No. families. But it still wasn't right. tradition qualifications like Well, it's finally over. forced to endure all these campaign alone. The other • Women·& suffrage - women West Point, the The elections, and I couldn't be ads. These advertisements make Jennifer believes that women should day, Nick Schwien and l got into a were denied the right to vote. For U.S. Air Force Academy or the Naval happier. Well. okay, l don't us cringe and change have the right to attend all-male schools heated dchate about this topic. years, we were expected to take Academy. All of these are fine M:hools 1i ke some of those the channel or station. if they meet qualifications to attend which is unusual since Nick and I care of household duties. Those in the with a great military tradition and who were elected. By October, we are usually agree on a lot of things. To control didn·t think women had the there. background. lbese women should not but I'm not talking so sick of campaign Now, 1 believe in equality for tell you the truth. I am not exactly ''mind" to make such important trouble The Citadel and Virginia about that. ads that a once- but there should be no need for sure how the suhject came up. but decisions. It was a tradition for the women, MiUtary Institute with such ideas that I'm glad that p I ea s u r ab le to raise such a temper tantrum we disl: ussed it for quite a while. men to make political decisions. but a woman women can act just like men. ln one the campaigning is activity. like about going to an all-male school. case. a woman went to all the trouble of As you have read, or will read. that didn't make it right. over' At least for ~- watching Women have their own schools or Nil:k thinks that tradition is just that • Segregation - keeping blacks getting into the school, but would not two years. A s ~TY or that they attend and be with and should not he changed - for and whites separated. Many people colleges can shave her hair like the males are required consumers. we are li stening to only their own gender. any reason. in thi s country thought blacks todo. subjected to an radio. qu ickly also tell you that these all- I disagree. weren't "good enough" or "capable She will This seems selfish on her pan. and unbelievable amount of junk becomes a chore. At the schools should allow women in Who's to say that tradition is enough" to attend white schools. male how could she expect the men to treat during election years. end of October, we yearn to sec soap because, like other things in history, her like one of them when she would right. Just because something has They were stupid and shouldn't be If you have a TV, incred ible or fast-food ads, because by then. all tradition may be wrong. But forcing been done for hundreds of years educated at all. (The scary thought go through all of the trouble to get into amounts of political commercials of the ads are campaign ads. all-male schools to allow women to docsn 't make is right is that some people st ill think this the school and not follow the guidelines. barrage you from every channel. You We should not have to endure these enter into their halls would be like N i ck's argument is based on way.) It. too. was a tradition for After going through all the trouble to see a candidate on one channel. with ads that degrade others or tell us what sending a woman to do a man's job. get in, would like little thing women attending all-male schools people to think thi s way. One that hair seem a his opponent on Lhe next. to do. We were born with free minds Now, before all you women get irate and - military schools in particular. He was very wrong. to give up for the school. We see mud-sli nging, dirty and should not have to put up with rip up this issue of the University Leader, says that since the tradition has When Nick asked me if 1 thought Also. this issue is completely politics. campaign promises, and this kind of stuff. However, as long at least give me a chance to explain different than segregation and slavery. been set. it is wrong for the women women should be allowed to go to anything you could think of under the as the campaign ads keep up. I will myself. to break. the barriers 10 try and ge t an all-male school. it caught me off Those issues involved bloodshed and sun. If you own a radio, every other continue to keep the video stores in What I mean is this: some women other dangerous events. What is a in . guard. I had really never advertisement is one for elections. business by exercising my right not cannot do all the things that a man can I disagree. contemplated it. After all. females women going to do if she can ·1 get into "Vote for me," "Don't vole for him/ to watch the campaign ads. do. But, on the other hand, women can a school? Will she think that killing In recent years. there have been attending an all-male school is do some things that men can 'I. But men someone will helpherchances'? I would numerous occasions when women something that really doesn ' t are the ones who "bring home the hope not. have fought to ge t into military involve me - l never wanted to bacon" most of the time. I know, some Now. if there is still a woman who schools and a handful have attend an all-male school. of you are setting there going. "Women would like to anend an all-male school. sul:cee ded. I think that if they have I' II admit ri gh t now. I'm a wimp bring home the bacon just as much as consider this point. How would you like a strong enough wi ll to try - - I wouldn't be able to handle the men!" Men have been known through to have males go to court just so you without taking short cuts or having pressu re. But jus t because I time to supply for the family. would be forced to let them follow you exceptions made because they arc wouldn't want to do it doesn't mean I'm not saying that no women should into the bathroom with your friends and female - then more power to them. ~omeone else can't. work for a living. I'm all for that. They hear what you are saying? To me, if they are mentally and So. why shouldn't a person be need lo succeed in their goals, too. But Seems pretty senseless, ooesn·t it? physically capable of pursuing a allowed to do something that they women do not need to impose on an all- Now. consider how males fee l when dream. whatever it may be. then go have their heart set on~ There is no male school just to see if they can get they are forced to let women enter into for it. Sur_e ttierc's going to be real re ason. If they are capable of into it and then quit in the next few their schools and drop the traditions of opposition. There always is when meeting the Cllpectations, then weeks (like some woman has done, but the schools. someone tries to buck the system more power to them. Parking a problem at every campus
Beth Norm1pL_. _ _ _ _ _ I think FHSU has dealt with the issue quite charge of parking chose to sel l 600 more pcnnits Staff Writtr well. Now, before you go rushing into the than they had spaces. I'm not talking about just on Leader offices wanting to know who this or off campus students. thi s was everyone. lt wasn't I am here to contribute to the continuing crazed writer is, let me explain. rm a transfe r uncommon tu park t',1. 0 to th ree block!. av.ay from issue of parking on campus. My two cents is student. I spent quite a few year~ drivi ng the coll ege just to even find a ,pot to put your car. simply - yes, Fon Hays State has a parking around the Universit y of Montana i.:ampus Then you had lO slog the two blocks back to problem, but it's not as bad as everyone seems look.ing. in vai n l might add. for a parking campus - by the time you get there. class is half to think it is . place. The problem there was two-folJ. Firn. ovc:r and ~ou·rc too winded to explain to the Parking is a problem that is not unique to the was geographical there was literally a professor wh y you're late. That's if you didn't get FHSU campus; talk to any student anywhere in mountain butting up against the campus, and into a fi st tight ...,,ith the other guy trying to park the U.S. and they'll probably tell you their they had nowhere else to put a p,uking lot . campus has a parking problem. The second is that at UM, the God's in - see Parking, page 4
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11 p.m. • 2 a.& Wedaelday, Nov. IJ ' 9 Hays Arts Council to present Stress: Students deal with daily demands culture in social atmosphere in~tru~tor at Butler County Melissa Spauldin(l 1he common cold and heart dist:<1se. accustomed tu, that is a sign the}" ve a person decreases their sleep time Janella_!\lUdre:der Community College in El Dorado. Staff Wmt'r The pamphlet says slipped into depression. from seven or eight hours down to St>ruilr Htpvrter "Pri smati<.: Encounter," "studies suggest that your~ One can·t prc\·ent all stress from four or five hours. all of the differem lhe ~cco nd exhihit opening this Students are hu :-- 11:r than ever these stress level affect:; your attacking, hut there arc ways tu stages in the sleep process decrease, Tonight. from 7 to 9 p.m .. the evening. showcasi.:~ the 1,1,ork of I 0 I Gordon joins t:H!tJ'S. . student. aflBUs, .sllM~~Jj., ICa-=--t=b=-y _R_ee_v_es______and services ... &~ueopportwity in ~- program$, supplemental instruction that do iiot work. refinf~a. lhQse·: I Sraf!Wri1tr the full .range ~f stud-ent affair .and others, . . that need refinement and,adarng fwicµol'$;'' __ ._, ·,: :( . The Kelly Center is also a trai~ng the servic:enhat the -umYenity .. Dr. Myra Gordon has been at . Her _sec-ond . ttason was that site for students pursuing their CUITC11Uy docs not have. What hM Fort Hays State approximately five Preside4t Edward H. Hammond had degrees in counseling from the not occurred is really looking at weeks as assistant vice president Ii student affairs _background and, College of Education and students what we are'doing, why we are l for student affairs and director of therefore: u~the lmponance ·. puriuing their master degrees in doing it and we can dem~ student support services. of studen_t affafts to-tbe overall clinical psychology from the its effectiveness. Prior to accepting the position campus and .the siiccesa of .students. departmtnt of psychology. "I want to see all these services at FHSU, Gordon was director of in the linivenity eovironmcnt. In ad Toilet Ten, Week 10- Fal-CantS do unthinkable; Yuk-a-neers No. 1 Tigers to take on Grizzlies Nick Schwien thi, year. ht= played. Hopefully someone on the Aint.s sidelines wa., Mun: Menard St••,r11 Fdiror ASl'", o lfrn~r: ,, direi.:ted hy 4uarterhack Casey Sta(] Wrttpr taking notes. th!n again, could it be those with U'IC pen anJ rut Bradshaw. The Griulics attad.. average~ _q l ., a, Colo. to t,1ke on the Griulie~ of Adams Stall' in a m.! Russell Gallivan am:hor the Uri1.1.lic,· ddc11-c In flock together. which explains why the 'Birds and the Gi-ainL, 'foilct Ten standings failed to hang the nc.-.;t to la~t foothall game of the se~on. averaging 13.7 and 10.2 tackles per game. rc~pcc ti, dy. · l-x.Jokcd up Sunday in a mediocre matchup in the onto top spot. 1be Atlanta Fal- Adams State comes into the game with a 3-6 over-.11! The Tigers arc led on offonse hy quarterhJd; Joel Swamplands. QB's Dave Brown (Gi-aints) and Kent cant,; lost their tup billing by doing the re<:ord and 1-5 in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference play. McReynolJs, Stod,.ton junior. On the year. Md{cynulJ , Graham ('Birds) were fortunate lhey left the game early unthinkahlc: ... winning. M~while, all fHSU is 5-3 overall and 3-3 in RMAC play. has wmpleteJ 115 uf 202 ancmpL<; for 1523 yards and 11 because of injuries. It spared them the pain of playing in a thn.~ NF ofl franchises in the state of f-HSU leads the series with Adams State 8-1 - l. The touchdowns. do the game that is !he NF of L's equivalent of anesthesia. The l-lorida continue to Sunshine Tigers have won seven of lhe last eight games against the Running hack Emmett Pridt:, Houston, roum.b out the 'Birds must now go to Capital Hill to fai.'e the Skinnies. After State prulK.I by being ranked in the IT fOlls fur the second Grinlies. c:r.i.:cpt for the 1994 game when the twu teams hackfield with 929 yards and eight touchdown~ on 155 i.:onset:utive week. Who says the ~t things from Florida arc thii. long-winded foolball and political season. the 'Birci-; may tied. carries. want to 00( to show up. orang1..~'? 'elect' lne Tigers are coming ofT of an upset victory againsl the Defensively. the Tigers are led by Keith Eck, Goddard Thmpa by (1-8): The Yuks daim 7. Dee-trolt Lyins (4-5): 1be elect.ions may he over. but t. the Bay Yu.k-a-neers Chadnm Stale Eagles a week ago. FHSU ral lied in the senior. with 95 total t.ackles for the sea.son. Josh Gooch. Lyins coa:h Wayrw: Fontes is campaigning hard to be the top spol for the first time this season after their imprc&~i vc second half of the game to tie the score and then won on a Hays senior. and Ryan Buchanan. Maywood. Ill. freshman. th: nex.t coach to be given the sweep out the ol' NF of L door. I.'-Ill loss again~l the Bcar-lys. The Yuks not only lost trc last second field goal hy Jason Browning, LaCygne senior. are second and third with 58 and 51 total la(;kles. respecti vely. gmne. hut will have to settle on hosting~ Suh-par Bowl in ,The Lyins had a good game plan against the Green Bay The Tigers arc hoping 10 keep the momentum on their Game time tomorrow for the FHSU and ASC game is C.ncesehcads. which lasted all of two offensive series. Then the year 2(XJI. and not in 2CXX1 as previou-.ly reported. Mayl-e side and escape with a win at Adams State. set for 2 p.m. central time, The Tigers wi ll ha\C one more hy then. Tampa will~ awarued an NF ofl team to mat<.:h. the Lyins really impresred the Su~ wannahes from Adams State started the season off well by winning its regular season game after they play the Grill.lies. FHSU 2. Atlanta Fal-amts (l-8): The Fal-cants slip to the Cheese Bay, folding like accordions on their way lo a 28-18 first three games before losing its next six. The Grizzlies will play the Colorado St' hool of Mines on Nov. 16 al 2 Jos.. ~. In three weeks, Lyins will play their annual Turkey ru1111eH1p spot aiier beating Carolina last week. lney may the appeared in the NCAA Division 11 poll ranked 17 earlier p.m. at Golden. Colo. have lost their pertoctly winless~ but at least the Fa!· day hash on national lV, but it seems the only person about tu i.:anL, have the joy of knowing they were the last winless team get nl.1.Sled is Fontes himself. in the grand old league. Unfornmately, the '96 Fakants 8. Bal-tee-more Brownies (3-6): There is gooo news and missed out on their chance to match lhe won;t start in had news. The good news is the or Brownies-Pre;-Ravens. fnmchise history set hy their idols. the 1966 expansion Fal- u- whatever they are called these days. are ka:ping in step for cant tc.u11 . a run at the TI crown. They did so by losing to the Cincy- .l New JO&'St'y Noe Yets (1-8): After their bye week. the town Bungals. n.e bad news is Oeveland's Municipal Not YclS arc ready lO take another shot at claiming the IT Sl.adium. the former home of the Brownies, is about to be title. The Not Yets. no doubt, are extremely qualified. They demolished. The next logical step is lo condemn the team spent eight weeks at the top of the IT charts (and to think it-elf. they did it all by spending millions of dollars la.5t off-season to 9. My-ama Dol-flm (4-S): Cooch Jimmy Johnson may ensure their IT title hopes. Indeed. it is the best mediocril)' want to consider a career change--- pem.ips berome a studio that money can buy). lust fer the ol' NF ofL or something. In the last two week.~. 4. St. Loo Sheep (2-7): They played simply sheepish la.5t the Fins h,lve shown they are ready to make a serious run at wt.-"Ck as SL Loo got a looksy at the Sheep back that got away. TI stardom. In so doing, they are doing their pan in putting That's right. Jerome "You Can Bet on Me" Bettis. now of lhe the state of Florida back on the map (after the brutal hurricane Pitt-town Steel Men. had a football field day against his season). Speaking of hwricanes. or Helmet Hair can sure formt.-,. leam, Meanwhile, that much-touted rookie. you blow some serious wind when he's. berating officials. The know. what's his name (Oh yes. Lawrence Phillips). had an forecast for My-ama is much more of the same with Cooch imprc..•ssive six yards of !O(al rushing yardage. Mr. Phillips is John._<,on gusting up 10 200 miles an hour. just one of the many reasons why the sheep arc contenders for 10. Jax'ville Jaap (3-6): They a.spire to be like their NF of the coveted TI title. L neighbors 10 the south. the My-ama Fins, and they ·rc doing S. Nawlins AJnls (2-7): Aints fans were treated to a piece a ixetty good imitation so far. They were off this week due tu of history last Sunday. No. they dido 't set a new Sub-par an open dale. And woo says the NF of L schedule has flaws'? dome record foc number of paper bags. but they did get to see Anyway, the Jags play the Brownies this week in whal could a legend move one step cla;er to the Hall of fame. S.F. be a battle to move up in the race for the IT championship. \\1liner receiver Jerry "Minute" Rice caught his t.r:xnh pass The game~ easily been cel1ified by the esteemed TT panel n.-ception and showed Aints fans how the game is supposed to as the No-Doze game of the week. Lady Tigers drop to 0-25 on the season Nick Schwien _. ______sophomore. with 11 kills. Alyson Taylor. As a team, FHSU has 603 kills for the Sports F,ditor Belle Plaine freshman. also added five season. kills. Leading the way in assists is Prut.er The Fon Hays State Lady Tigers· On '.'-lov. 5. FHSU traveled lo Emporia with 280. Second is Shannon Maloney. -.ollcyhall team has had their share of State to take on the Hornet,;. 'The Tigers Lake Ozark. Miss. freshman. with 132_ disappointment this year. as lhey dropped lost in three games by scores of 2- l 5, I I: FHSU hac; 541 assists for the scac;on. to IJ..25 on lhe year. 15 and 7-15. The l..ooy1iger.; only have two games The liger; suffered anocher lois on the Oakley once again led the attack with remaining before the Rocky Mountain ..ea,on as they lost on Halloween night to seven kills. Tara Pruter, Lansing junior, Athletic Conference Championships. the Cnivt:rsity of Denver in three straight and Taylor alsooodal six. killscxh. Pruter The Tigers travel to Chadron. Nebr. garn<.."i hy scores of 4-15. 14-16 and 13- also helped out by adding seven assists. to take on Oiadroo State tonight at 8 p.m. 1'.'. f"Of the whole sea.50n. Oakley leads the and then travel lo Denver. on Nov. 9 !O .< ·.• . .··. '. ~·.. , . · l~ing the way for the Tigers that team in kills with 186. Second is Kari take on Regis University at 8 p.m_ ··c· L A' s· S 1·.F .. .· ni~ht wa~ Christin Oakley. 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