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Windy, Dean of Fine Arts partly in critical condition cloudy Robert Garwell, dean of the college of fine arts and communication, underwent Inside two open-heart surgeries Nailon: Will he stay or WEDNESDAY Tuesday after being admitted MARCH 25, 1998 to Harris Methodist will he go? Southwest for chest pains Texas Christian University Monday. See page 5 95th Year • Number 93 He was listed in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Harris Methodist Fort Worth Tuesday night, accord- ing to a hospital official. Garwell was transferred to the downtown hospital for surgery, where he underwent Student arrested on drug charges a three to four-hour open- By Robyn Ross Police acted on a tip from an infor- student is distributing, we have a pol- ed the tip had told him that he or she and Assistant Chief J.C. Williams heart surgery. STAFF REPORTER mant, who approached Neighborhood icy that is very clear cut and we have does not personally use drugs but was provided the city narcotics team with Judy Garwell, Robert's A TCU student was arrested and Officer Matt Welch with information the option to expel the student." concerned that the person who raped the tip. wife, said doctors performed charged with unlawful possession of that there was drug activity in the "This student lived not too far away two students earlier in the semester "All we did was funnel the infor- a second surgery on him a controlled substance the Wednesday neighborhood. and had a friend who had been a cus- might be one of Coats' customers. mation so the narcotics supervisor Tuesday night after his blood before Spring Break. "This is just a TCU student selling tomer at this house," Welch said. "At "We can't screen a house 24 hours could work on that location." McGee pressure could not be stabi- Kelly M. Coats, a junior radio-TV- dope to TCU students," he said. some point during midterms or finals, a day and stop anyone who fits the said. "We were aware there was a lized. film major, was arrested March 11 Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs they had been talking about being description, so we decided to elimi- drug house in the area, and we were John Burton, associate after police found several kinds of Don Mills said the case will be inves- tired, and this friend said, 'Hey, this nate the source (of the drugs) and kill trying to look for traffic that would dean of the college of fine drugs and paraphernalia in his house tigated. guy's got coke and crank and whatev- two birds with one stone." Welch said. indicate where it was." arts and communication, said on Merida Street. Coats did not com- "We will go through the normal er you need.'" After being contacted by Welch. Members of the Fort Worth Police doctors are watching Garwell ment on the issue. disciplinary process," he said. "If this Welch said the student who provid- Chief of TCU Police Steve McGee closely as he recovers in Please see DRUG, Page 2 intensive care. "He's in good hands," Burton said. Garwell was scheduled to speak at the dedication cere- mony for the Mary D. and F. Ferrari favored Howard Walsh Center for Performing Arts on Saturday, but another administrator will for chancellor job speak in his place, Burton said. Faculty questions selection process PC collects clothes By Kelly Melhart three were from small colleges and for rape victims SKIFF STAFF all three were men Programming Council is In light of a recent report from a Franzwa said he thinks faculty sponsoring "Take Back the source close to the Chancellor would have inputted more had they Night," a program aimed to Advisory Search Committee. been given the opportunity. educate and inform students Michael "Mick" Ferrari is the pre- "Had we had a general faculty about night safety, throughout ferred of three finalists in the search assembly to meet each candidate, this week. for a new TCU chancellor. the majority of people would have Students and faculty are Some TCU faculty and staff say gone." he said. "I don't think the encouraged to donate their regardless of who becomes the next faculty would have been all that spare change and old cloth- chancellor, they would have pre- apathetic if they'd been given the ing, to be used by the ferred to have had more input dur- opportunity. Women's Rape Crisis Center ing the selection process. Some faculty members said fac- of Fort Worth. Change bqttles Gregg Franzwa, an associate pro- ulty and staff who wanted their have been set up at the fessor of philosophy said he does voice to be heard had ample oppor- Student Center Information not think there was a lot of faculty tunities for dialogue regarding the desk and clothing donation input for various reasons. chancellor search through the three boxes can be found in all res- "Faculty input was restricted to faculty representatives on the search idence halls. three faculty members and there committee. Kristen Nygren, PC com- was no official forum whereby Douglas Newsom, a professor of munications coordinator, said these three faculty members journalism on sabbatical, said while she hopes fSTan increase in attempted to round up other faculty the faculty has had no direct input, student participation in light members." he said. "Although I'm faculty members "Have had the of the two rapes that occurred sure these three would listen to any opportunity for indirect input, refer- near the campus in February. faculty member who wanted to talk ring to the three faculty members The program will conclude with an open ear." serving on the committee. with a candle light vigil and Franzwa said many of the faculty "Committee members were speeches made by representa- had no idea who the candidates asked to solicit information from tives from the crisis center at were but if they had known the can- their constituency." Newsom said. 8 p.m. Friday at Frog didates' identities, more input "The faculty senate was also asked Fountain. would have been given. to offer input. There's that kind of "Except for those three (faculty opportunity." Alpha Phi Omega serving on the committee), faculty Newsom said she gave one of the holds blood drive were in the dark until we read about committee members several names Carter Bloodcare and it in the newspaper," he said. of women and minority candidates. Alpha Phi Omega are holding Franzwa said at the faculty senate She said it should not surprise meeting on March 2. no informa- faculty that the university will a blood-drive today and MkhMl Bryant MANAGING EDITOR Thursday from 10 a.m. to 7 tion was given about the nature of receive a new chancellor on Friday. A reporter from Channel 8 interviews current president of Drake University Michael Ferrari, who visited the candidates beyond the fact that p.m. in the Student Center the campus Tuesday. Ferrari is thought to be the preferred candidate for chancellor of three finalists. lounge. there were three candidates, the Please see FERRARI, Page 4 Joe Doran, a sophomore premajor, said the service fra- ternity's traditional drive makes donating blood conve- Rush moved to September nient for college students. "This is one of our major In support of TCU service projects, because it due to housing renovations helps the community so Walbridge, Kirk much," he said. By Krlstlna Jorgenson In order to build dorm rooms The process takes less than STAFF REPORTER accessible to students with disabil- stay at TCU to 45 minutes and donors Fall sorority Rush will take ities, the Greek residential advis- assist new leader receive a free t-shirt and place Labor Day weekend, two ers' rooms, located on the first "mini-physical," including weeks later than usual, in order to floor, will be moved to an adjoin- Jean Walbridge pulse, blood pressure, hemo- facilitate spring and summer reno- ing, separate area that students Mary Nell Kirk vations on the chapter houses. would have to walk outside to globin level and cholesterol HORNKD FROGS OF THK WLHK check. As part of the university housing reach. According to a blood drive renovation project to improve sev- Though Barnes said construc- Beth Wilton leaflet, every 90 seconds, a eral housing facilities each year, tion will ideally conclude around SKIFF STAFF person in the Dallas-Fort the three sorority residence halls Aug. 1, Panhellenic has decided to Sadler Hall, Room 327 will Worth area needs blood. The — Frances Sadler, W.L. Moody Jr., move Rush to Sept. 3 through Sept. soon be occupied by a new chan- transfusions are only made and Beckham-Shelburne — will 8 to give chapters time to clean up cellor, but Jean Walbridge and possible through donors. undergo construction this summer, and move furniture back into their Mary Nell Kirk will remain there The fraternity is hoping to said Rick Barnes, director of chapter rooms. as assistants to ensure a smooth have at least 300 students Student Organization Services. The majority of Rush activities transition after Chancellor donate blood this semester, Sororities moved all the furni- traditionally take place in the William E. Tucker retires on July Doran said. ture out of their chapter rooms the chapter rooms of each sorority 1. According to the leaflet, week of March (0 to allow for house. "My sense is that the person is one person's blood could help asbestos removal over Spring Megan Masoner, Panhellenic going to have a lot of the same as many as three people. Break to prepare for the renova- president and a junior graphic needs," Walbridge said. tions. design major, said moving Rush to Students may think the office of SKtFf STAFF The contractors will begin work the weekend of Labor Day should the chancellor is stuffy and seri- (Left to right) Mary Nell Kirk and Jean Walbridge, currently on the first floor of the buildings mean activities will not conflict Nation ous, but both Walbridge and Kirk assistants to Chancellor Tucker, will remain at TCU to assist April 1. The work will continue much with academics. said being in the office is "always the next chancellor in his transition. Five killed in Ark. until the halls' May closings, when The construction could cause interesting, always fun." school ambush improvements of the upper floors some confusion practicing for Walbridge, who has worked as tion and marketing for a publica- people are," she said. "You'd like JONESBORO, Ark. (AP) of the buildings will commence, Rush and preparing the chapter the chancellor's assistant for four tion before she came to TCU. to think it keeps you young." — Two boys in camouflage Barnes said. rooms for activities, several sorori- years, said she will be able to offer Kirk, executive assistant to the Walbridge said working in the lay in wait in the woods The houses will receive ty presidents said. all of her experience and knowl- chancellor, has worked at TCU for chancellor's office allows her to behind their school, then improved heating and air condi- Kappa Kappa Gamma President edge to the new chancellor. nine years, two years in the office meet all different types of people. opened fire with rifles on tioning ventilation, a sprinkling Tehan Scully, a junior coordinated Walbridge said the new chan- of communications and seven She said they all work together classmates and teachers when system, new furniture and up-to- dietetics major, said her sorority is cellor's "first hurdle" will be years in the office of the chancel- and share the responsibilities of they came out during a false date features that comply with the still planning how to prepare for learning the names and duties of lor. the office. This week's Board of fire alarm Tuesday. Four girls American Disabilities Act — mak- this fall Rush. all of the people in the TCU com- Kirk said she does a bit of Trustees meeting on Thursday and and a teacher were killed and ing the first floor accessible to Scully said it is hard to plan munity. everything in her job. Her favorite Friday is a good example of the 11 people were wounded. people with disabilities, Barnes when encountering a new situation Her duties involve "anything part is working with Tucker and way the three cooperate, she said. said. such as this one. that will make his day go well, seeing the happenings in the uni- Walbridge said she and Kirk "What we do is bring the build- "1 think it's going to be a pain, smoothly," she said. versity. ings to TCU standards," Barnes Walbridge worked in circula- "It's fun to work where young Please see FROGS, Pag* 4 said. Please see GREEK, Page 4 ■. ..-, . m** PAGE 2 Skiff WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,1998 DRUG House reviews budget From Page 1 By Alms* Courtfc* other student governments. The budget also proposes not to STAFF REPORTER Pinnell also said he felt this alloca- provide funding for Hunger Week or Department Narcotics Complaint The House of Student representa- tion was necessary because the House International Student Association, an Team searched Coats' house on tives reviewed its $240,000 budget allocates money on a regular basis for event and organization that have tra- Merida Street. Announcements of campus events, public meetings and other gen- for the 1998-1999 fiscal year Tuesday other campus organizations to attend ditionally received House funds. While Coats said he was the sole eral campus information should be brought to the TCU Daily Skiff and members will debate and vote on conferences and conventions. Rabeler said the organizations will be lessee of the residence, he said he office at Moudy Building South Room 291, mailed to TCU Box the budget at next week's meeting. The new budget also contains a funded by r^gramming Council's had lived with a roommate until 298050, ore-mailed to skiff®gamma.is.tcu.edu. The Skiff reserves House Treasurer Renee Rabeler, $10 annual salary increase for House Multicultural Committee instead. about two weeks before the search. the right to edit submissions for style, taste and space available. Vice President Willy Pinnell and Vice executive officers, which is done to Rabeler also said the Finance Some of the roommate's belongings President for Programming Carl keep pace with inflation, Rabeler Committee decided to give PC an were still in the house, and some of Long explained individual allocations said. additional $ 1,000 to help cover those the drug-related items were found in DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY presents the first "Essence of the budgets for both the House and An addition to the proposed budget new costs. The proposed budget the room where he had lived. of Beauty" fashion show. It will be held Sunday, at 4:00 p.m. in Programming Council. is the establishment of a $500 Officer has also established a new line item Police found a clear baggy con- the Moudy Building I4IN. The cost is $3 per person. Pinnell said this year's budget, Fund. Pinnell said this fund would be that allocates $2,000 to pay for trans- taining a white rocklike substance; which is $19,000 over last year's used to pay for miscellaneous items portation to Dallas/Fort Worth several amounts of a green leafy sub- because of an increased revenue from such as food at House meetings and International Airport for the stance Coats said was marijuana; and student fees, will be put toward pro- attendance fees at certain university Thanksgiving Break. numerous empty baggies with a jects the House could not normally and community events. Rabeler said to provide money for white powdery residue. They also T«=«J DAILY OrajfattMi: 4.MW afford. Pinnell also said the fund could the annual service is a good idea found a black electronic scale and a af"~»l • CC «ab»Ci»Uu<»: Call 257-70U). n«i,i,« 6274 Rut* art The largest addition to the pro- serve as a "reserve," in case the House because of its popularity among stu- purple "bong," a type of pipe used ^^•V 111 Ml«ii| mult It,,- 2MWWI. [en Vl.mli. Rsas 7M «> . f|\ 111 Loeafcn: Mosrdy Building Somh Room 291 posed budget is the allocation of has unexpected expenses it needs to dents over the past couple of years. In for smoking marijuana and opiates. Ks-^jm V A. at K 2«w S Unrvenily Dnw Fort Worth, TX 76109 $2,300 for some House members to cover. 1996 about 200 students used the ser- The officers confiscated $428 ■wlWH PhoiM datctory: Four-digit MUmston 161)00 aencst num- tiers we reached tsy dialing 157 7722 rirsi, rhen eMensim attend a national conference for stu- House Secretary Christie Hobbs vice. from a wallet in Coats' living room, The TCU Dorrs Skiff ti an official ttudent publication of dent government leaders that in the said most debate last year surround- House President Shana Lawlor an action Welch said was common. Teals Chnuan I'nrsssrsity. produced by students ol TCU ' Main numher (8171257-7428 and spunacrtd by Ihe yuimalism department fi operates Faa (8171 237-7153 past has only been attended by the ed the officer's salaries, which said House members should look "Usually there's a substantial under rhe policies o( die Student PuNtcattons Cornrnrtlee, AdsTrtising/Clissirsed 257-7426 vice president for programming. compoaed of represemnives Irom the student hrajj. staff. Business 257-6274 increased by $250 for each position. over the proposed budget closely and amount of cash found on a raid, faculty and administration The Skiff is puNished Tuesday Sludenl Publications Director 257-6556 Long said it will be beneficial for "I think there will be debate on the seek feedback from their constituents. which can be taken as evidence in rJtfou|h Friday during fall and spring semesters eacept finals Sound Off 257-7683 wee* and holidays, and is distributed free oo campus The t-nsail _sjufllessentflcu.edu House members to attend the confer- Officer Fund," she said. "I think it is In other business, the House narcotics cases if the person's sell- SetfisamentoofAsaocietdPnoi. slrerssrte htlpL//svssw..kifT.lcu.edo/skffT ence because the event will give TCU necessary, but there will be questions introduced two new bills, which were ing," he said. 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editorial IIUJMA tttWWtex MAD DASH Sorority Rush already hectic enough The nervous activity that pervades the Worth Hills area every August will feature an added pressure this year, in the form of homework and classes alongside the frantic pace of Fall Sorority Rush. According to the president of Panhellenic, Megan Masoner, moving Rush to the Labor Day weekend will not interfere with the academics of women in sororities. Considering the preparations sororities undergo before Rush, this seems highly unlikely. Sororities usually return to campus at least a week before school starts and spend hours inside of their chapter rooms singing, reviewing the rushees' profiles and preparing to receive a group of 40-50 as new mem- bers. Nothing is going to change regarding these practice hours, which will be deemed necessary by the sororities, regardless of which active member has a quiz or who has to do homework. It is difficult to believe that the sororities would jeop- ardize the quality of the new member classes in the name of academics, especially with the added compli- cations of a new sorority and a new rule that allows active members to partake in "friendly conversation" with rushees before and during Rush. Panhellenic is responsible for looking out for the well-being of every sorority member, including the aspect of academics. Rush is taxing enough without having to worry about what kind of havoc it's playing on every Greek woman's grades. Ignorance not a valid excuse T^his is a big week for the Supreme Court about?" Pleading ignorance didn't hold water with, and sexual harassment. A hearing starts This question seems incredibly easy to me. anyone in the Nike situation, and I don't see Any employer should be responsible for any why it should be any different for Boca Raton EDITORIAL POLICY: Unsigned editorials represent today that will mark a major decision the view of the TCU Daily Skiff editorial board, concerning employer responsibility for sexual employee's actions, regardless of whether they or for any other case involving sexual harass which is composed of the editor in chief, manag- harassment. are offensive to the public or to another employ- ment. ing editor, campus editor, design editors, entertain- This is not the only case coining before the ment editor, newsroom coordinator, opinion editor The lawsuit is being brought by Beth ee. and sports editor. Signed letters, columns and car- Faragher against the city of ___^^^^^^^ It seems to me that this is the case whenever Supreme Court that deals with this issue, toons represent the opinion of the writers and do Boca Raton. Fla. At age an employer places one employee in a position though. not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial 19, Beth was hired for <•»'"'»"<»" of power over another employee. So. shouldn't Immediately after Faragher \ City of Boca AnSkiff Ail-American Newspaper board. what she perceived to be that also apply to sexual harassment situations'.' Raton, another case will be heard This is a sex- her dream job as a life- Boca Raton's argument is that the harass- ual harassment suit filed againsi the l.ago Vista LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The Skiff welcomes letters to the editor for publication. Letters ment took place in a remote area away from the school district in Texas. must be typed, -spaced, signed and limited to 500 words. To submit a letter, bring guard for the city of Boca it to the Skiff. Moudy 29IS. mail it to TCU Box 298050, fax it to 257-7133 or e-mail il to Raton. city's direct supervision, so officials were igno- Frank Waldrop. a high school teacher, carried [email protected]. They must include the author's classification, major and phone num Instead of finding the rant of the harassment, and shouldn't be held on a yearlong affair with a 15 year-old female ber. The Skiff reserves the right to edit or reject letters for style, taste and size restrictions. perfect job thai would help responsible. student in 1992. There is no evidence that any NOTE: In addition to being the Skiff production manager, Tom Urquhart is also a part-time her pay her way through Come on. since they knew their supervisors one in the school district knew anything about student. college. Beth was subject- were operating in a remote environment, then the affair, and the district is claiming thai this ed to harassment almost JOE why did they not set up a system to check on relieves them of the responsibility for it. Again, this is just someone trying to weasel Editor In Chief Kimberly Wilson from the beginning. From HENDERSON them? Shouldn't they have at least been curious Managing Editor Michael Bryant 1985 to 1990. she was con- mmmmmm—m as to whether the employees were actually out of responsibility for something they should Advertising Manager John Weatherty tinually harassed by Bill doing their job? have known about. Lago Vista and Boca Raton Campus Editor Jeff Meddaugh Terry and another unnamed male supervisor. Common sense dictates that they should have are both responsible for their employees' Design Editor Gretchen Crabb This harassment consisted of vulgar and been curious, but they claim they weren't. actions and should be held responsible by the Design Editor Jill Taylor This is similar to the Nike labor relation Supreme Court for their failure to monitor Entertainment Editor Andy Summa humiliating sexual remarks made to her and Newsroom Coordinator Brenda Schulte other female lifeguards. They were also sub- problems. Nike had been contracting out their them. Opinion Editor Anne Drabicky jected to having various parts of their bodies manufacturing in Third World countries and did If they aren't, a dangerous precedent will be Sports Editor Wendy Bogema slapped, patted or squeezed. not pay any attention to how those workers set making it very hard for victims to receive Web Publisher Spencer Baum Eventually Beth quit her job to attend law where treated. any kind of compensation and easier for these Web Publisher Michael Kruse When questioned about the problems that crimes to be carried out against helpless Web Publisher Kirk Shinkle school, and. more importantly, filed this lawsuit Production Manager Tom Urquhart against the city. What exactly is important about were arising, Nike would plead ignorance, or employees. Business Manager Bitsy Faulk this lawsuit is that it addresses the question: just straight-out lie. This lasted until such a Student Publications Director Eva Rumpf "Can employers be held responsible for a ruckus had been raised by the media that Nike Joe Henderson is a senior accounting major Journalism Department Chairman Anantha Babbili supervisor's sexual harassment they don't know was forced to step in and try to resolve the situ- from Southlake. Texas ation. Past Mistakes Compulsory education contradicts History books should honestly tell how America was founded American ideas of individualism As the above story of pigskin This is a fallacy, because America It's probably best not to think some form of government teaching tactics exemplifies, histo- was built on architecture, music Yet another tale has been In 1990. two parents accused a about it. It's disturbing, it could approved education, usually in the ry teachers are fallible. The "facts" and hot dogs. After all, where added to the growing list school principal of incompetence. wreak havoc on your confi- The principal responded with a $1 form of public schools that all cit- dence and it could easily destroy they have taught us may be com- would we be without Mr. Weiner? of anecdotes about the But history textbooks don't miserable state of education in million defamation suit. izens are required lo fund. your life like an unseen iceberg or The current debate in New York In these schools, teachers and exploding toilet. Probably. teach this. They tend to focus on America. 1 how good and benevolent America The newest City over school uniforms, or the counselors act as government- Unfortunately, however, this e shouldn't blind- ongoing conflict about "mandato- appointed parents and families potentially harmful piece of is. This is great, because, hey, we story takes ^^^_———— ly accept what are great. We invented beer, right? place in ry volunteerism" as a requirement have little choice hut to accept knowledge is as evident as a full w; Commentary what they get. Right? At least pretzels, right? Virginia, for graduation are rather trivial monty in a men's locker room after our history books tell issues that have been pushed to The conflict between individu- football practice. And it's almost But slanting history to our where a us. As tough as it may advantage is as bad as watching fourth-grader, the front-lines simply because alism and public education may as dangerous. ,^^__^__^_ neither side will budge. be the single most important fac- Just to live, be, we should study our "Saved By the Bell" sober. Not too named Commentary cool. If we skew history, we skew Savanna, fas- The southeastern United States tor in explaining the dreadful per- we have to has been engaged in a sometimes- formance of American schools. block it out. heritage, examine our our past, thus skewing our great cinated with historical stew. This makes our her newly- vicious debate over the past few The countries who annually The "fact" past and embrace years about the growing trend for beat America in education (Korea. I'm alluding history similar to tomato soup — applied pink Nicole Kidman because tangy, but lacking substance. fingernail states to revoke students' driver's Germany, Japan, etc.) can all pui to, of course, SPENCER licenses if they drop out of school forth a level of discipline in then- is that our And, since most high school polish, BUM she's beautiful. history classes cram the post- became inat- before age 18. schools which would be impossi- high school Although the end results of ble in America, because in the resj history teach- World War 11 era into one week, tentive in the classroom. Savanna's teacher, these debates are silly (criminal of the world the individual free;- ers are peo- this discrepancy is really bad. after several unsuccessful appeals charges over fingernails?) the doms of the students are not hel{t ple, too. It's ANDY pletely wrong, false or even not When I was in high school, we to the girl's mother, decided to underlying issues, such as the in as high a regard. true. And, as SUMMA true. This isn't entirely the teach- covered the entire Vietnam War clip the fingernails herself. boundary between teaching and Can you imagine any place buj such, they ers' fault, though. The textbooks during a 20-minute break between Three days later, the teacher parenting, are quite real. America where a student's rights make mis- — prepare to shudder — may also 'lunch and gym class. Until last year, I thought the Hanoi Hilton was charged with criminal assault These seemingly trite argu- are so important that an elemen- takes. be in err. Duh! tary school teacher can't clip a This textbook information dis- was a resort near Disney World. for cutting fingernails without ments between schools and par- After all, most of them are also student's fingernails? figuration is a direct result of El We shouldn't blindly accept permission. ents highlighl a fundamental con- football coaches, so they are as If America is ever going to fit Nino (NOTE: This is the first and what our history books tell us. As Given this example, it's not dif- flict in American culture: public human as human gets. its broken educational system, it only reference to El Nifio because tough as it may be, we should ficult to see why the state of education vs. the ideals of a free In fact, my ninth grade history must first realize that compulsory, the writer thinks such references study our heritage, examine our American education is so poor. society. teacher taught us — using football government-funded education is are juvenile and lack creativity . .. past and embrace Nicole Kidman Savanna's story is just one of Even a brief look at the role of plays — how the Texas Revolution antithetical to the ideals of indi- and such references are already because she's beautiful. It's our many in which teachers have for- public education in America happened. This is the honest-to- reveals an obvious conflict with vidualism set forth in the Bill of abundant in this column). .duty as Americans. feited any reasonable amount of god truth. He said the Texans faked Rights. Then it will have to decide History textbooks are, by nature, If we swallow everything we're control in the classroom in the the ideals of individualism. a "Hail Mary" pass play, but Compulsory, government-funded which it believes to be more bad. They carefully showcase told, we'll become mindless zom- name of constitutional rights. instead did a "halfback draw" important, individual freedoms or every president we've ever had bies — and we'll have nothing to Anecdotes like these are education, by its nature, is easily against an unknowing "nickel" subject to abuses of individual public education. (which was one cent back then) (including William Henry "Ford" blame but ourselves. becoming all too common. Harrison), but don't usually men- Except El Nifto. Savanna's story is merely the lat- freedoms. Mexican defense. Obviously, this Spencer Baum is a senior eco- tion architect Frank Lloyd Wright, est in a growing list of examples From the time they are 5 years was very confusing since the nomics major from Albuquerque, composer Charles Ives or hot dog Andy Summa is a senior news- of petty bickering between parents old, American children are Mexican defense was ranked No. 1 required by law to go through N.M. in that week's ESPN poll. entrepreneur Oscar M. Weiner. editorial major from Alvin, Texas. and teachers in America's schools. PAGE 4 Skiff WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1998 GREEK Honors Week on the edge of space discovery From Page 1 By DtnWI* DanM we will find in the future," he thing space exploration reveals, p.m. April 15 in Sadler Hall Room but Rush in itself is usually a stress lating environment exists in the SKIFF STAFF said. Greeley said. 210, is titled, "Fire and Ice in the ful time," Scully said. "Everybody's sorority houses. The mysteries of Mars, the Kathryne McDorman, director His field work has taken him to Solar System." The lecture will in the same boat... it's a matter of "Because of the environment, it secrets of Jupiter's moons and even of the Honors Program, said she almost every region of the world, focus on the vast history of the crossing your fingers and hoping works there where it might not the 4.6 billion year history of the is looking forward to Greeley's including Bolivia, Iceland, Sicily solar system and the newest infor- everything goes OK." work in other types of buildings," planets may be closer to home than arrival during Honors Week and Hawaii to study volcanoes and mation from NASA missions. Zeta Tau Alpha President Tinsley Barnes said. you think when the Honors because he works on the cutting India and the Middle East to study The next lecture will be held at Cheatham, a junior finance major, Also, fire alarms will provide Program welcomes guest speaker edge of space discovery. the desert regions. By comparing 6:30 p.m. April 15 in the Moudy said her sorority is mainly con- another safety feature by being Ronald Greeley to campus during "We are very excited about hav- Earth's features with other planets, Building North, Room 141. The cerned with practicing for Rush. installed in each dorm room, Barnes Honors Week. April 13-17. ing him," she said. "He has been a they learn more about the terrain, topic is "Fourth Rock from the Sun: Cheatham said they are planning said. Greeley. a professor in the very critical player in all of the he said. Mysteries of the Red Planet Mars to rent out a Rickel room so they Scully said she is not concerned department of geology and center major space explorations of the last He said an example of the bene- and the Search for Life." can practice. that the GRA apartment will be for meteorite studies at Arizona five to 10 years. He has been one of fits of this technology is a greater Greeley will finish by speaking Members probably will not have moved outside of the building fol- State University, is involved with the great leaders." understanding of how sand and dust at the Honors Convocation at 11 to return to TCU as early in the lowing construction. such space missions as the Galileo Greeley said his primary job in storms work. a.m. April 16 in Ed Landreth summer as they have previously "(The GRA) is always ... so Jupiter mission. the Mars space research is to examine the "Dust storms are a big problem Auditorium. He will focus on since Rush will be held later, readily accessible that I don't think Pathfinder lander and the Mars pictures and data that return from on Earth because they change use- "Galileo: The Man and the Cheatham said. it would be a problem," Scully said. Surveyor '98 lander, all endeavors the spacecraft and then learn about ful land to desert," he said. Spacecraft," a look at the discover- "We're just looking at it as hav- Sororities will use the dorm which bring information from mil- the geological history of that planet. And through learning more ies made by that satellite and what ing some extra time," she said. rooms designed for people with dis- lions of miles away into Greeley said by learning about about the processes of these storms. has been discovered from the mis- Chapter rooms may not appear abilities at their discretion if the researcher's hands. the other planets scientists can then Greeley said, they have been able to sion to Jupiter. perfect by Rush, Cheatham said. rooms are not occupied, Barnes He said he would like to share better understand Earth. develop techniques to remedy them McDorman said everyone is wel- "I'm not sure every chapter room said. this information with the TCU For instance. Venus' environment in the Middle East. comed to attend all of Greeley's will be up to par by the time for A Panhellenic Rush team is con- community, focusing on the solar is very hostile and they believe it He said his lectures at TCU will lectures. Rush," she said. sidering several problems that could system and plate tectonics. may hold the key to events that may highlight the latest information on "It's for the entire community, Barnes said that moving the arise and developing solutions to "What I'd like to do is show the occur in Earth's atmosphere in the space discovery and are not just for not just for honor students," she GRAs out of the residence halls those situations in case the housing results from recent research and future, he said. science enthusiasts. said. "It is our gift to the university will not compromise the safety of is incomplete or unusable by Rush, what we are finding out and what But the future is not the only The first lecture will be held at 2 community." the students since a more self-regu- Masoner said.

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"They've known for a year." she has that." she said referring to Ferrari. the process was awfully secretive." said. "If faculty members are com- Reynolds said the faculty have had Reynolds said the faculty haven't plaining that they are out of the loop an avenue of input through the reso- had ihe opportunity for input in the it's because they haven't taken the lution and ihe three faculty members sense that the candidates haven't initiative. serving on (he committee. been on campus. "It would be a legitimate com- Reynolds said there are faculty that "The grumblings that I have heard plaint if they didn't know who the wish things were done differently. are that typically when someone is panel members were, but that is not "I would really like if all the facul- brought in. there are large forums the case," she said. ty could meet the candidates." she where faculty can ask questions and Newsom said she suspects faculty said. "I think the chancellor candi- get lo know the candidates. But that input has been fairly insignificant. dates want to talk to the faculty, that's is not the case here and for good rea- "Most people don't take the time or a large part of their decision to come son," she said referring to the candi- make any effort and complain later to a university." dates' job security at their present after the fact," she said. "Most people Bob Vigeland. chairman of the fac- positions. have been ignoring this process and ulty senate said the confidentiality Franzwa said while there is a dif- that's their own fault. You can't have pro\ ided to the chancellor candidates ference between what happened dur- a whole campus choose a chancellor." was needed lo get Ihe highesl quality ing Ihe chancellor search which Stark Reynolds, chairman-elect candidates. resulted in the selection of Tucker of the faculty senate and an associate "1 understand thai there is some and ihe current search, he thinks the profestoi "i educational foundation, concern thai this has not been a more proper procedure has been followed. said the hicultv scnalc passed a reso- open process." he said. "Most of us who were around lution lasi semester that the candi- But Vigeland said he thinks the when the present chancellor was put dates for chancellor should have an search committee would have had a into place recall it lo be a more open earned terminal degree, the highest "much weaker" set of candidates had procedure than this was," he said. degree a person can earn in their Ihe process been more open. "Bui I'm relatively confident that the field. Franzwa said. "There have been a official procedure for choosing a '"The candidate on campus today few mumblings and grumblings that chancellor was followed."

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From Pajje 1 Stoney White, a have specific duties to ensure the Tucker keeps Ihe office environment Kirk said everyone will miss senior political sci- meeting, during .which the hoard is enjoyable. Tucker as he retires in July. ence and business expected lo receive a recommenda- "Chancellor Tucker is always "It will be hard to lose Chancellor double-major, and tion for a new TCU chancellor from doing crazy things." Kirk said. "He's Tucker," Kirk said. "But he has cer- Shannon Johnson, the Chancellor Advisory Search gol a great sense of humor. He's tainly earned his retirement." a freshman ballet •Committee, runs smoothly. always laughing about something." Walbridge, a 1965 TCU graduate major, participate in Tucker said he is fortunate lo have Tucker said both Kirk and in business administration, said she Swing Dance ■Walbridge and Kirk in his office. Walbridge are "magnanimous." is happy to be back at TCU. which lessons in Clark "They have such grand spirits as "They lake their work seriously, has "a feeling of home." Hall Tuesday night. •well as marvelous skills." he said. bul they are not self-serious," he "I'm delighted lo be perpetuating Kirk said she appreciates that said. Ihe good things of TCU." she said.

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January Nominees also included: Gabe Garrison, AXO Jessica Karam, AT Katie Singer AAn Mia Mendoza, KA0 Emily Griffith, XO Jill Peterson, HBO Majil Franz, ZTA TUESDAY, MARCH 25,1998 Skiff PAGE 5 NHL Stars send forwards to Rangers DALLAS (AP) — The To stay or not to stay Dallas Stars beefed up their roster for the playoffs Tuesday, sending injured right wing Todd Harvey and left wing Bob Nailon shouldn't go pro yet, should play senior year Errey to the New York Rangers Dear Lee Nailon: coming into the team next year." to happen with the draft." for center Brian Skruland and As a representative of Horned Certainly those are astute observa- The other option is to declare for right wing Mike Keane. Frog fans everywhere, I would like tions. That brings me to point number the draft and see what position you The Rangers also swapped a to take this time to write an open let- two. With the recent developments go. If you're a high enough pick, then conditional draft pick in 1998 ter telling you why you should stay concerning the NBA collective bar- you take the money and go. If not. or 1999 for a Stars fourth- at TCU for gaining agreement, basketball might you remove your name and come round 1998 draft pick. your senior be put on hold after this season. Do back to school. Commentary In 70 games with the season. you want to play for sure next year? "You work all your life to get to Rangers, the 30-year-old First of all Then stay at TCU. the NBA," Mike Jones, one of Keane has eight goals and 10 as a TCU fan, "If they lockout, I'm definitely Nailon's teammates, said. "I think assists. Keane won the Stanley I'm selfish in slaying," Nailon admitted. "I just Lee will do what's best for him Cup with Montreal in 1993 and the sense that I want to play next year." and his family." in 1996 with the Colorado want the There's talk that many of the What's best for you and your Avalanche. Horned Frogs juniors eligible for the draft might family is to stay in school. Don't The 34-year-old Skrudland, to be the best stay. Antawn Jamison, lor months worry about the money — it will a face-off specialist, has five they can next considered the first pick in the come. If you wait and improve your RlCIIAKI) goals and six assists in 59 season and that draft, might stay in school an extra position, even more money will DURKETT games for New York this sea- means they year. If Jamison wants to stay, so come your way. son. He won the Stanley Cup need your should you. He couldn't possibly You said you wanted to see who with Montreal in 1986. presence inside the paint. With that improve his draft status, but you would be on the team next year. Also, the Stars acquired said, I also feel that for you as an could. Prince Fowler is returning for his 25-year-old right wing Mike individual the best decision is to stay Another piece of evidence that final year of eligibility, and Ryan Kennedy from the Toronto in school. supports your playing basketball on Carroll will be back for his sopho- Maple Leafs in exchange for a Why? First of all, the word around campus next year is your individual more year. Thomas McTyer. Scott eighth round pick in the 1998 those that are close to the situation is skills. Arc you good enough right Gradney, Jon Day and Scott Barrett draft. that you are somewhere between a 15 now to play in the NBA? Of course. will also return to the Frogs. That's Kennedy spent five years in and 20 pick in the first round. Even Could you improve even more before not even everybody. the minors with Dallas before you told me yesterday that you you get there'.' Definitely. Tubbs will also bring in some tal- he was traded to Toronto last thought you would be the 20th pick "I think I need to work on the ented freshmen and a junior college summer. He has 11 goals and in the upcoming draft should you perimeter." Nailon said. "I've spent player or two. That's the kind of team 17 assists in 49 games for the make yourself available. all my life in the paint." that with your presence could still do Si. John's Maple Leafs. Do you know the difference You said it, not me. A little work some damage in the WAC next year. between pick 10 and 20? How aboul from the 10-15 foot range with the For TCU fans and for yourself, approximately $3 million a year. jumper is a must. Also, you need to make the right decision. Stay in MLB There is a good chance that with a get a little bigger to bang with the big school and make yourself and the 1998-99 season at TCU like the one boys in the NBA. Extra work inside team better. With you in the lineup, a Rangers defeat you just completed, you could be a the paint and handling the basketball return trip to the NCAA tournament Reds 9-4 lottery pick. wouldn't hurt. is very realistic. Think about it. SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — Jason Taylor SKIFF STAFF "It depends on who comes out of "Right now it's way too early to Rusty Greer went 4-for-5 and Junior center Lee Nailon puts up a shot in the Frogs NCAA Tournament the draft this year," Nailon said. "And tell," said TCU head coach Billy Richard Durretl is a senior radio- Kevin Elster doubled twice and game in Oklahoma City- Nailon will soon decide whether to stay at it depends on who we (TCU) have Tubbs. "We don't know what's going TV-film major from Montreal drove in a pair of runs Tuesday TCU or make himself eligible for the NBA draft. as the beat the 9-4 and closed in on a club record for spring Baseball comes up short against UTA Mavericks training wins. By Kevin Dunleavy about it and concentrate on the series The Rangers (18-8) need one SKIFF STAFF Frogs fall 7-3 in non-conference play, record stands at 19-11 this weekend." more victory to equal the team On Tuesday, the TCU baseball on TCU's immobility by scoring thrown ball by the . Senior UTA answered in the bottom of Geting back on their WAC sched- mark of 19, set in 1992 and team traveled to Allan Saxe Stadium another off of a lead-off homer. right fielder Chris Connally singled to the eighth with a double and a sin- ule, the Frogs will host the Nevada- matched in 1996. in Arlington to play a non-Western Things began to look better in the center field and brought Silva home. gle which posted another run. Las Vegas Rebels Friday at the TCU Roberto Kelly also had a pair Athletic Conference game against the fourth for the Frogs when a TCU prevented the Mavericks Diamond for a three-game series. of hits as the Rangers got 14 Texas-Arlington Mavericks in their single by Huffman set up a scoring from scoring any more runs and TCU currently holds a 3-5 record overall against four Cincinnati fourth meeting of the year. opportunity for him later off of a sac- i ^W 7e played sound tried to come back in the ninth but against the Rebels, who finished third . TCU currently holds a 1-2 record rifice fly by freshman designated - VV defense and sank quickly out of sight with in the WAC South division last year Brett Tomko, one of the against the Mavericks this season and ter Terrance White. A further rally their 7-3 loss despite a total of with an overall season record of 24- biggest concerns in the Reds' they did not fare any better in yester- was quelled by the Mavericks as they had some good situation- three committed errors by the 31. Tuesday the Frogs will fly to Mavericks. rotation this spring, started day's meeting. The 7-3 loss against put the remaining batters away, leav- al hitting, but they just Oklahoma to be pitted against the only his second major league the Mavericks gives TCU a 19-11 ing both junior left fielder Matt Howe Silva said the defeat was a big let University of Oklahoma Sooners in a spring game and gave up eight record for the season. and junior first baseman David put the ball where we down. non-WAC game. hits and four runs in five The Frogs took a one-run lead in Wallace on base. "To be winning games against Wallace said many of the Rebels' . the first inning when a sacrifice fly by While the Frogs were rotating dif- weren't and we didn't Division I teams and then come back starters are returning this year for Reds reliever Mark junior third baseman Royce Huffman ferent pitchers to let those who will come through in the and lose in our own town is very dis- another battle with the Frogs and that Hutton left the game in the brought in senior pitch this weekend get some work in, appointing." he said. "We played the two teams "reaily got under each eighth inning after sustaining a Sam Lunsford, who had earlier the Mavericks scored again in the bot- end." sound defense and had some good other's skin last year." mild groin strain. The injury is reached first base on a short stop's tom of the seventh inning when a sin- — Mark Silva situational hitting, but they just put Silva said the Frogs are ready to not considered serious. . gle shot put them even further out of the ball where we weren't and we meet the challenge. Leading 4-2, the Rangers put The Mavericks countered in the TCU's reach. junior catcher didn't come through in the end." "We are very hyped up for this the game away with three runs bottom of the first when a double, a The Frogs' tried to counter in the Wallace agreed and said a lack of game." he said. "Last year we got in a in the eighth off Hutton and and a homerun quickly racked eighth but were again stopped prema- Huffman singled as well but was offense led to TCU's downfall. bench-clearing brawl with them after Gabe White and two more in up three runs. turely. Junior catcher Mark Silva sin- left on base with Connally as the "We didn't have much offense so their left fielder fore-armed nie in the the ninth off Jeff Shaw. Elster's TCU was retired in 1-2-3 fashion in gled on a fielder's choice and eventu- Mavericks struck out TCU's remain- there wasn't a whole lot of baserun- face so it should be a pretty interest- two-run double off White high- the next inning while UTA capitalized ally advanced to second on an over- ing batter. ners," he said. "We just need to forget ing meeting." lighted the eighth-inning rally. Tar Heels top Lady Frogs Men's tennis finishes Spring Break with NCAA TCU takes fifth in Longhorn Classic toumey Bliss staying one win, two losses in Alabama tourney at New Mexico By Wendy Bogema the Great Hills Golf Club March By Rusty Simmons SKIFF STAFF ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. SPORTS EDITOR 14-16 with 18 holes played each (AP) — New Mexico's Dave The TCU women's golf team day. The TCU men's tennis team had Bliss withdrew Tuesday from spent the first weekend of Spring The Lady Frogs won this tourna- a Spring Break full of ups and consideration for the head Break in Austin at the 1998 Betsy ment last year with a 54-hole team downs. First they traveled to coaching job at Texas A&M, Rawls Longhorn Golf Classic score of 938. They improved that Montgomery, Ala., to compete in saying his task with the Lobos where they placed fifth. by two strokes this year, finishing the Blue—Grey Championships. was not completed. Individually, sophomore with a score of 936, but North There they went down to No. 2 Bliss has led the Lobos to the Angela Stanford, who is the 11th Carolina's 918 secured the victory. Illinois, battled back up to their No. NCAA tournament five of the ranked player in the nation, was The Tar Heels led the entire tour- 40-ranked style to upset No. 32 past six years and six times in the highest finisher in fifth place. nament despite shooting higher Alabama-Birmingham, and fin- his 10 seasons at New Mexico. She was followed by junior Susan scores in each round. TCU was in ished with a loss at the hands of No. But none of his teams have Horton who tied for 13th, fresh- fourth place after the first round but 16 Auburn. been able to get beyond the man Brenda Anderson who tied dropped to sixth after a high second Freshman Sebastian Iannariello second round. for 21st and juniors Amanda round score. The Lady Frogs said dealing with the ups and downs "The part we all felt, whether Workman and Shannon Fisher improved by 12 strokes from the is not that difficult. it's our staff or our family, is who tied for 31st. second to third round, shooting the "It is tough to deal with losses, that our task really isn't com- Head coach Angie Ravaioli- second lowest third round score, to but if you win a few matches in a pleted here yet," he said. Larkin was back coaching the Lady pull them into fifth place. row, it is important not to let up in Bliss .aid Texas A&M Frogs after missing their first two Stanford said they were able to practice as well." he said. received permission from spring tournaments while giving have such a good final round Despite freshman Esteban UNM to talk to him and he had birth to a baby girl. because they had been so disap- Carril's victory at the No. 1 spot discussed the job with Aggie Stanford said it was nice to have pointed with their second round over Illinois' No. 63 ranked Oliver officials. But he said he her back with them. performance. Preelove, the TCU losses on "respectfully declined," and "It's good that she was there, "After we shot 319 a lot of us Thursday at the 2-4 spots cost the said his decision was in no way good to have her guidance," took a step back and thought about Horned Frogs the win. Carril also meant to be anything against Stanford said. Ivhere we want to go this year and teamed up with freshman Martin Texas A&M. Eight of the 14 schools repre- kvhat it's going to take to get there," Jirak to beat the Illini's top doubles Freshman Esteban Carril hits a backhand shot in a pre-Spring Break "If you told me before I got sented in the tournament are ranked the said. team. match at the Mary Potishman-Lard Tennis Center. in the top-25 of the MasterCard She said Ravaioli-Larkin was "Esteban is very consistent, yet to New Mexico that I'd have a "Bere keeps getting better and bet- in the bag, but Iannariello, who chance to coach at Texas Collegiate Golf Rankings. The able to put things in perspective for he stays aggressive," Iannariello ter with each match." filled in at the No. 6 spot, was lead- A&M, I'd hug you because tournament was won by No. 12 them and let them know what they said. "Other guys aren't used to that University of North Carolina fol- had to do to reach their goals. at the No. 1 spot, so he has an Even with the three singles victo- ing when his match was stopped. that's one of my favorite ries TCU would not have won the "I was really nervous because it schools," he said. lowed by No. 6 Furman University, The Lady Frogs have two more advantage." No. 13 Texas, No. 10 Texas A&M tournaments to play this spring TCU turned around and faced match without their sweep in dou- was my first dual match, but I But Bliss said he and his bles play. The three doubles wins played pretty well," he said. "I staff appreciate the program at and TCU, which is ranked No. 14. before the Western Athletic Alabama-Birmingham on Friday. Behind TCU was lOth-ranked Conference Championships at the Carril continued his stellar play by gave the doubles point to the showed that I can play if I'm called New Mexico and the players Horned Frogs and put them over the on to step in." who have committed to the Oklahoma State, 19th-ranked Wake nd of April. Stanford said the team's again winning both his singles and Forest, 23rd-ranked New Mexico. pals are to win one and place in the doubles matches. Senior Matt top 4-3. TCU will concentrate on the ups Lobos. The TCU squad's win over this week as they travel to the His contract at New Mexico Rounding out the tournament field top three in the other one. Walsh and sophomore Matt Bere was No. 34 Nebraska and unranked "It's important for us to use also added victories at the No. 2 Alabama-Birmingham was fol- Carolinas. They will face No. 39 runs through the 2001-2002 lowed by a match up with Auburn. North Carolina-Chapel Hill, No. 36 season. Oklahoma, Baylor, Kansas these two to build momentum, for- and No. 6 spots. Walsh's win kept Southern Methodist University and get what's happened and focus on TCU in the match, and Bere's win The Frogs took the courts without Clemson, and No. 11 Duke on Kansas State. getting prepared for conference," clinched the victory. Jirak and lost 4-0. Carril, Walsh, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday, The tournament was played at she said. "Walsh and Bere have been play- and Iannariello's matches were sus- respectively. ing very well," Iannariello said. pended when Aubum had the match PAGE 6 Skiff WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,1998

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