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om resi group have side UARDIAN Wright State University's Student Operated Newspaper Friday, February 9, 1990 NEWS BRIEFS Construction ,n C1990, USA roDAY!Apple College Information Network worker hurt at thum bing Aid to Panama Approved t what th Congre appr v d lifting trade Nutter site sanction im d bccau of Panama' tcd drug trade involvement, and ANANDA HANKAR MAZUMDAR ___ __. sending $42 million in aid as the first New Editor imtallment of a package that may total 1billion. A second aid package A construction worker who was putting expected to be completed in the next few up sheet metal at the Nutter Center site was uary 4, gradu· injured early Wednesday. :m have weeks will provide $500 million for According to Steve Hall of WSU public ' 6 p r ent Panamanian debts and to restore public services and boost employment safety, Brian Beaty fell backwards off a tr. The ladder and hit his lower back on a concrete .udent. block. Beaty was removed by paramedics lect a 12.s Haitians Protest Duvalier Remnants Protesters in Paris, Miami and and taken to Miami Valley Hospital. ease. iduate admis· Montreal and on the islands of Guade- The university did not receive word of Beaty's condition, because he is not a Nn by 9. bJpe and Martinique marked the fourth :h could IUliversary of dictator Jean-Claude university employee, but Hall said Beaty is -&by Doc" Duvalier' fall. They used doing well. "It's not a head injury ... and resu lt o f · ti to Ille day to call for the ouster of Lt. Gen. broken bones were not indicated ... I think lpp 11 a on Avril, who has been connected he's okay." y. Cable tapes More signs were given that a plan for ,.,,...,.--__,.,.,..~_.-""'an reunification may soon take ...... ,._.,,,,.,,....__....""·Example : Pre ident Bu h and training ======-rt1est German Chan ellor Helmut Kohl ·Sale they would di cu unification at video in Rat ----~11111p David Feb. 24 and 25; West any's Cabinet agreed to seek rn ANA DASHANKAR MAZUMDAR iate talks with East Germany on News Editor .LS-DO YO · g the two countries' currencies. KAT HOME. IER 55. Send Rathskellar patrons may have noticed a formation at a Makes Pre-Election Moves TV crew occupying the Rat's smoking MB #B 34 or A Hickory At President Daniel Ortega's request, section Thursday afternoon. =-=-::..:..::- =-::::::rwagua's legislature voted to free all Producer/director Diane Heim and a ·sonals Political prisoners. The move to free Cable 4A production crew were taping a nearly 1,200 prisoners comes three training film for handicapped student before the Feb. 25 elections. EHUNT/UCI services. The TV center regularly makes instructional and motivational videos, ~S: 1. One en, Spring-like weather brightens a usually chilly February day. 2. Person with produces sports for WRGT-TV, and sets up rrect answers a~------~ teleconferences. ie of a tie the be drawn. 3. · This particular video, according to Tankers suffer tough loss ~ 5 clues total. Heim, will be used to show incoming /SU. 4. Ans handicapped freshmen how to adjust to EAMON COSTELLO by WednesdaY campus life. These freshman "are used to victors. p.m. CLUE'. Staff Writer The weekend's news was not all sad for ng is our thing Wright State as the Lady Raiders set four Ocome to our The Wright State men's and women's poc)l records at Ball :State and three at ~e will sign swimming and diving teams completed a Wright State as welt as two new school heartbreaking and record-breaking week of records. Both squads completed their dual action last Saturday. meet seasons at 7-4. The Raiders will now The men lost to the Kenyon Lords 119 turn their efforts towards preparing for the 118 in their flnal dual-meet of the season. Metro Conference-Independent meet on 'ming . ... The women defeated Kenyon handily 146 February 21:24. 91. The Lady Raiders' victory came on the Winners for Wright State at Friday's Ball : to fet tfit ont heels of Friday's 157.5-140.5 loss to Ball State meet included triple winner Janelle re a6out reaa State. Both Raider losses came in heart Hite (1000free, 10:43.37; 500 free, 5: 13.93 breaking fashion with each meet coming and 200 I.M., 2: 12.15), Leigh Gilb (200 down to the final event to determine the see "Swimmers" page 4
Michael McClure, The Daily Guardian 2 THE DAILY GUARDIAN Friday, February 9, 1990 FEATURES s JEFF I Sports 1
Seminars continue at the Lake "Fet What do you think of soon m~ TOM WEHRHAHN when tax counselors are conversational tone, Lake Campus Correspon available is 8:30 a.m. to thoughts, and aura of Twain Madnes dent 12:30 p.m. on Friday . and the 19th century as ~ketbl The College Community though Twain had been The Daily Guardian's period f It is said that to err is Arts Council i pon oring resurrected and tran ported to earn~ human, but to really foul "An Encounter with Mark to 1990. Single tickets are Top thing up ta1ces a computer. Twain,, al the Celina available at the door. Ticket Missow Realizing, however, the Education Complex prices are $5 for adults and new look? oompan "garbage-in, garbage-out,, tomorrow night at 8 p.m. $3 for students or senior gaining theory, there is no one else This presentation by the citizens. -----•- Those S4 to blame but the reporter. In legendary figure is made Tomorrow morning also f« the ti last week• s story on the possible through the marks another lecture in the VITA program, I errone theatrical artistry of William series of small business ously printed the wrong Morse. Morse mai ntains at seminars at the Lake times. The correct time all times the dress, actions, see "lake" page 4 SU Senior meets Monkee Barb Knight, a senior time we met,'' said Knight. nervous, but after a while I communications student at Then, Super Teen loosened up. Micky is a Wright State, recently magazine featured Knight in great conversationalist. He appeared in Super Teen a recent issue about her started asking me questions "/like it much better "I like it as long as "! guess it looks magazine, because she had experience of meeting and I oon forgot he was her dream fulfilled. Her Dolenz. "The woman who Micky Dolenz," said than Rushdie's book. ." there's no Greek better than the old With dream of meeting Micky wrote the article is my best Knight. "I don't think of bashing." one." llBn and Dolenz of the famous 1960s 'Monkee' friend," said him as a star, though; I think Traci Phillips, Soph. winning rock group, the Monkees, Knight. "She interviewed lhundere of him as a friend. He gave Communications Jon Lewis Siriwan Watanasri· finally came true in a special me, wrote the article and me a friendship bracelet He Wednese way. submiued it to Super Teen said, 'Here, darling, I have Business/Finance ofeamin Born in Clarksville, magazine. In fact, she was something for you., Then he Georgia, the 29 year old r ponsible for getting me took it off of his wri l and Knight, who has suffered backstage to ee Dolenz this gave it to me. That's when from cerebral palsy since year in Atlanta,'' she said. we became friends. We still birth, met Dolenz for the Knight, who has be.en a keep in contact" second time after attending a fan of the Monkees for 24 Knight remembers with concert in Augusta, Georgia, years, recalled with fond fondness the first time she in 1987. "I only talked to ness the second time she saw the Monkees. "It was him for a minute the first met.Dolenz. "At first I was September 12, 1966; the Monkees were on TV. My brother came upstairs to ask me if I wanted to see the Monkees. He carried me over his shoulder like a sack Business Director of potatoes, set me on the floor and we watched the Monkees. Every Saturday "Looks very nice. Big ·· "It is better than t~ · ''/ like the new WWSU -FM morning from that day imp~ovement." .:....:...... old one because it ·: · . "fonnat, especiallyt~ forward my brother would . : · · .· .f<:- ::: \:/ ... ffron~ page] is·a .··=>~· ·" News Briefs section.' ••••••••••••••••••• bring me downstairs to :· · ·:...James Ba.rio.w,::.Fr... ::.: b~tt~·~ . attention-, ·-· them," said Knight. It's not often that a ..:..:) . M.~h. ~ngin~~ring · ·· g ·e~~·~ : ,, · .·: ·:-.... · .. Lee Ferraro, Sop Hot shot afraid of nothing to person has a dream come Comp. Enginee uue. For Knight, her dream aquire sponsorship and came true twice, and she is Political Science certain it will happen again. maintain station's·books. "I hoJ)e to see him again real soon,'' she said.
Unlimited earning potential. ~· Salary plus commission. JMIX)RT ·HOME 124 Dayton Street Yellow Springs, Ohio Resumes to GEN MGR; 767-9499 Complete selection of smoking supplies wwsu 044 u.c. Tie Dyes Open: 11 a.m. - 10 p.fll Silkscreens and posters Monday thru Saturdaf Guatemalan Goods Imix>rted gifts 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. S Friday, February 9, 1990 THE DAILY GUARDIAN 3 Swami guides readers into March madness JEFF LOUDERBACK executed a dramatic Probable less-publicized pack - but that trio will #S ARKANSAS at Sports Editor Swami's Seersayings comeback triumph against schools that will journey to most likely star in the N.I.T. BAYLOR rival U.C.L.A. in December, the N.C.A.A. tourney will Although it, s a bit early, FLORIDA at #7 GEOR "February Fever" will the Irish have been de be East Tennessee State, here is the Swami's "Pre GETOWN of soon make way for "March stroyed by Indiana, Louis Colorado State, Southwest Tourney Final Four,, INDIANA at #6 Madness" in college ville, LSU and Duke. For Missouri State and Idaho. Duke, Louisville, LSU and MIClllGAN ~ketball- a do or die the first time since facing Creighton and Lefty Syracuse. #9 PURDUE at#l6 period for schools who wish 's Michigan in that touma Driesell's James Madison Now, onto Swami's MINNESOTA to earn a post-season bid. menC s championship game Dukes could also appear in weekend picks. Rankings #10 LSU at TENNES Top 20 squads such as in 1984, Notre Dame will the show. are taken from Loudy's Top SEE ~uri. Kansas, Duke and settle for an N.I.T. bid. How many will the Big 20 Poll. Favorites are in #11 CONNECTICUT at company have no worries of DePaul, Temple, Florida Ten supply to the classic? boldface. An asterisk #4SYRACUSE gaining an N.C.A.A. bid. 11-7. Digger Phelps and the and Wake Forest are Michigan, Indiana, indicates "Swami's Surprise #12 OKLAHOMA at =------'lbose schools are battling Irish started the season additional schools that have Illinois, Purdue, Minnesota Special.,, SETON HALL f« the top regional seeds. without powerful forward been far from dazzling. and Michigan State have #15 GEORGIA TECH Some schools have been LaPhonso Ellis, but they While DePaul and Wake their reservations already SW AMI, S TOP 10 at #14 LOUISVILLE* cmappointing. Notre Dame, have done no better since Forest are N.I.T. bound, made. With strong finishes, WEEKEND PICKS #20 LOYOLA MARY ted to gain top 10 the 6-9 junior's return. Temple and Florida could Ohio State, Iowa and #2 KAN AS at IOWA MOUNT at SAN FRAN gnition, has sputtered at Although Notre Dame still pop in the "Elite 64,,. Wisconsin could join the STATE CISCO levins offensive shower helps Kent State drown Raiders
JEFF LOUDERBACK Now 15-5, Kent State On the strength of four Wright State's le.ading the Golden Flashes rattled runs. Sports Editor kept its home mark unblem treys, guard Harold Wal ton, scorer Marcus Mumphrey off five unanswered points Leading 32-27, Kent looks ished at 9-0. Wright State averaging 13 points per (15.1 p.p.g.) kept the to take a lead they would State stormed to 12 consecu t the old With a load of momen dipped to 16-5 with a clash game, fired in 25 points. Raiders within striking never surrender. tive points to take a 45-27 tmn and a five-game against Youngstown State Fellow guard Mike Klinzing distance until the game's Klinzing' s bucket in the edge with 4:20 remaining. winning streak, Wright State scheduled for Saturday. chipped in 19 points. late stages by sinking six paint catapulted Kent State The Flashes led 55-40 at thundered into Kent State Ric Blevins was the In place of the ailing shots from beyond the trey to an 18-10 advantage with intermission. L Watanasri· Wednesday with intentions leading Flash with a game- Scott Benton, freshman Bill stripe. Mumphrey struck for 13:56 left in the first half. Trailing 91-75 with 5:27 of earning another big high 38 points and nine Edwards was moved to 24 points.. But six straight points, left in the game, Wright ~tory. rebounds. The 6-7 forward center while Jeff Unverferth Mark Woods was the including a three-pointer State made its final run. But it was the Golden stung the Raiders from the started at forward. Edwards only other Raider in double from the corner, by Edwanls Helped by four treys from es who provided the charity stripe - hitting 17 led the Raiders with a figures with 11 points. brought Wright State to an Mumphrey, the Raiders cut der and rain, showering of 20 attempts. career-high 29 points. The Mumphrey gave Wright 18-16 deficit. the score to 100-92 with Raider with 10 three- Kent State gunned in 34 6-8 Edwards also grabbed State, an immediate lead on a Wright State was unable 1:26 left. But Kent State tees en route to a 108-95 of 43 shots from the free seven rebounds and dished trey. The Raiders had little to complete its surges - but buried its free throws to seal ph at home. throw line for the game. off four assists. time to enjoy that le.ad- as Kent State capitalized on its the win. CLASSIFIED Ans
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Pridit hny. ?pal ttw Main C)1ft mentS Ups and Downs of Work Lake, Advertising Manager of his ll Lake WODm11 buk.ttba11 "' Onarwlti; 5:15pul condnued from page 2 and What To Do about It," for The Daily Standard, on 71, left Campus. Tomorrow' topic to be held on February 17 Thursday, February 22 from was gr to V d«i premtadoll. 'Bill It Ttd'• Exctllent Adftfttun; 11 ll m 111 th~ will be "Introduction to from 10 a.m. noon; 'The 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; and Rathablln the pris DBase III Programming." One Minute Manager,' ''Effective Memo Writing CJ&neario &pmto • Conrad Muh&maNd ~ . "JYasm: A 1'- Penpecn~· . Town. and will be held from 9 a.m. based on the Blan hard and for Small Bu ine ~ Owners c:.orun Hall. 7:»9pm; lflCNDl'ld by 9'ICk SNdeN Un.an to noon in Room 174A Johnson best seller. con and Manager " on Saturday, ~. ~ Unrt.nrty Cemr UlttmA; ~by llSli: followt IKturT Mande to Dwyer Hall. The instructor ducted by Dr. Thomas February 24 from 10 a.m. ~ . hbn.ary17 w 'l'I. ToAldo; lpa1 The will be John Hawley, Knapke, Professor of noon, conducted by Carol w~.~.... · ?pm cans wt ~istant Professor of Management, on Tuesday, Snyder, Assistant Profes or Raider Dau ; ~ CAne, lpm · lam; "8\11., lndude: trickle I Computer Science. The fee Febrruuy 20 from 11:30 a.m. of English. All seminars will jailed A to Conwd~ Show/WAZU u ftftCft- lathsblln; Culno Night/Ron M~yu is $25 plus $8 for course 1:30 p.m.; "Effective be held in Room 174 Dwyer Ordletn/Mocktaill • '" I • C; 1ohnny Fnonw· D&nc-e lknd • C..f~ : Nelson Vld«I Dll:atNon • Glnw ~ FTft IUli&nb • lilliara !loom; Cab boodu/pnws materials. Advertising by Radio and Hall and will co t $10 each. .°' l . 00. 00. Club bid baoUw • c.alftml law , Kleck h Future seminars in the ewspapers," conducted by For further information and la~ '°' ill ~ b¥ dw laJdtf Wftk c:-.mt.. 111cti Stadent lJnb\. Thr Daily C~ lnllff Oub return, I Small Business Manage John Coe, Pre ident of registration, contact Carol Council bldef ~ Aw~ f'rognin. Sbld«m ~ . Snldmt ~ Urnw11ty c.mttr Ind l!rwvwsm Cene loerd with SUJIPD" lrVIJ' SnadlN ludgtt lom-d. govemn ment series include: ''The WCSM radio and John Kill, Registrar. waiting return. Thenew - Student Leadership Seminar Germm The l meet th. MacintoshPortable. February 24, 1990 Wright State Unive ity steps to' University Center 8:00 - 4:00 p.m. Prime West Ge Optional Mocktail Social 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Tuesday More details to follow common proposec (Co- ponsored by the Southwe tern Council for Higher Education) Eut-Wt Onct the Berli West Ge F.ast in tl WSU Bookstore is courting Prestigio "Buggy" DieZeit, on Raider Week 1990 fJCation c Its bestfeatures Aquino 1 Philif Show your spirit by purchasing any WSU Aquino s are onesyou alreadyknow. with U.S. item ($5.00 and up) and take a chance Cheney v Inrnxiucing the new Apple*Macintosh1t Pooable Such as OOih·in fearures chatgive you loog OOneiy on a discount as well next weel C001JX1Ier,the portable that offers all the features you'd life and intelli~ power managerrent Or d105e thar 20°/o - 60°/o her natio 1 ~to find in aMacintnsh. And then some. pro~ ~peri