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9* H<> STUDENT AID CUT WASHINGTON, D.C. (CPS> — Student aid programs will "This will certainly accelerate the trend of shrink by about 4.3 percent as of March 1, figures declining black and Hispanic participation in released by the Office of Management and Budget post-secondary education," contends Arnold Mitchem, last week indicate. director of the National Council of Educational The cuts are the first mandated by the new Gramm- Opportunity Associations. Rudman formula to balance the federal budget. As much as 80 to 90 percent of the students in And while educators say black, Hispanic and black colleges receive some federal aid, Mitchem middle- income students will bear the brunt of the says. new cuts, they now think the Gramm-Rudman law — "It's another straw on the camel's back, but how named for co- sponsoring Senators Philip Gramm many straws can the camel take?" wonders Winston (R-TEX.) and Warren Rudtnan (R-N.H.) — will have a Brown, Dean of Financial Aid at Xavier University, severe impact on students when the next round of a primarily black school in New Orleans. cuts it requires take effect in October. "We have seen a significant drop in minorities In the following years, reductions may have to be applying," Princeton financial aid officer Linda four to five times as large as this year's in order Ensor reports. to balance the budget by 1991. Ensor speculates, however, that middle-income Even now, educators think current cuts will hurt students ultimately will suffer the most. certain classes of students while convincing some "If there are fewer and fewer dollars, the banks to give up making Guaranteed Student Loans pressure will be greater to be more careful in (GSLs). continued on page 3 PHIL GRAMM PARENTS WEEKEND
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Seeing the event in thoughts on every single team. Now I'm not every respect, Gerber scampered from one cor person and hundreds of times on the taped re saying I picked everyone correctly. I mean, ner to the other attempting to return Dineen's plays that the networks were generous enough sure, I missed a few. But hey, there's three blitzing drives. In desperation, he would to provide, made me see some things in a dif more years for me to try my luck wiht the NFL charge the net, much of the time his approach ferent light. so I'll take my lumps this year and next sea shots, going no deeper than the service line As a typical sports fan, I have spent many son, I'll be coming on strong. (I hope.) and see the ball whiz by him or by lobbed over years viewing professional sports as little Here's how I did: his head. He was only able to hold service more than a forum in which overpaid, egotisti NFC East: "You heard it her first, the twice as the torrid redhead continually pound cal jocks gather to compete for one ultimate Cardinals will take the NFC East." Ouch! I ed return service to the corners completely goal: a championship. I have spent many a didn't realize what offensive coordinator Rod shattering Gerber's confidence in his deli day and night agonizing over the most recent Douhaver meant to St. Louis. But with him very. loss suffered by my favorite professional taking over as head coach of the Colts, the After the match, Gerber commented "If I had teams. Like most, if not all professional Cardinals stunk! As for the rest of the divi trained and quit drinking for a week, I might athletes, I have always viewed winning "not as sion: "Washington won't even make the play have had a better chance." To which Dineen everything, but the only thing." The recent offs." I'll take it, but I also said "Dallas replied, "Next time, I'll give him a handi tragedy of which I mentioned earlier has had a won't either" and "The Giants are a year cap." profound effect on the way I will view sports away." On the whole, the NFC East wasn't good in the future. to me, or I wasn't good to it. Either way, I The ultimate goal for the professional ath admit, my "surprise choice to unseat the Dal My Play-Off Picks Actual Play-Off Berths lete is to win. Many times this perhaps in las/Washington ccmbo" was an absolute wash! nate desire to succeed competely overshadows NFC Central: On the whole, I can't complain the original purposes of professional sports: at all here. On Tampa: "You had better hope AFC AFC entertainment and enjoyment. Millions of fans for a high draft choice, because it's going to Central: Pittsburgh Cleveland across the country and around the world become be a long year." Not only was it a long year, East: Miami Miami utterly despondent when their team suffers a but they traded Hugh Green to the Dolphins for West: San Diego L.A. Raiders loss. A perfect example would be the fans of a 1st and 2nd round pick to go along with Wild Card: Seattle New England the New England Patriots, embarrassed not too their top pick in next year's draft. On De Wild Card: Kansas City N.Y. Jets long on international television by the Chica troit: "Coming along nicely, but still a year go Bears in Super Bowl XX. Please don't get or two away." Right on the nose there. On NFC NFC me wrong. There is absolutely nothing wrong Minnesota: "Anthony Carter could be awesome Central: Chicago Chicago with being upset following a loss in a game of immediately." He was. But "The Vikes are one East: St. Louis Dallas this magnitude. I only ask that in the future of my play-off picks." They weren't. But West: San Francisco L.A. Rams we all keep in mind that there are millions of I'll rest on my laurels with the Bears. "Jim Wild Card: Minnesota N.Y. Giants people in this world who would give anything McMahon and Walter Payton are healthy, and Wild Card: L.A Rams San Francisco in order to be able to watch a Super Bowl, that will put Chicago over the edge." Super hear a game called by the commentators, much Bowl edge? And "Ditka's crazy, but he'll Okay, so I missed a few. I went with a few be able to control their muscle responses or win!" Win Coach of the Year as well? sleepers like San Diego, Kansas City, and St. walk, yet alone play professional football. NFC West: Except for switching the Rams and Louis and it backfired. But sometimes you've If you and I could only imagine what these un 49ers, I did okay here. On New Orleans: "Bum got to go out on a limb. I'm a gambler! fortunate souls would give for just one oppor Philips has really done it." -He resigned at tunity to be able to ENJOY a Super Bowl game. mid-season. "They signed QB Richard Todd, an In this never ending struggle for victory, we aging vet, to a one-year $650,000 contract." the fans and they the professional athletes tend to sacrifice enjoyment along the road to He was the richest third string QB in foot Sunday Picks ball. My quote on the Atlanta Falcons: "But victory. c'mon, the Falcons are pushing .500 at best.". One never realizes all for which there is to I don't think they even made that. Here's Week # Won - Lost Excuse be grateful. It is simply disgusting that a where it gets tricky. I said, "I don't know certain twenty-one year old Florida native who about Canadian League QB Dieter Brock leading 1 9 5 Learning possesses the God-given talents and abilities the Rams to a division title." He did. Also, 2 8 6 Homework of a major league pitcher can find fault in "San Francisco is a cinch in the west." They 3 8 6 Had a Cold being offered a ONE-YEAR, $ 1.1 MILLION con took 2nd place. But I said both L.A. and San tract when there are people twice his age with 4 8 6 Family troubles Francisco would make the play-offs, and if 5 10 4 On my Way families who constantly wonder from were their it's any consolation: "The 49ers will not 6 11 3 next meal is coming. It simply amazes me that make it to the Super Bowl." Well, they Place your bets 7 9 5 Careful Now others like him can so freely destroy their didn't! 8 7 7 Tried a New image and their body by abusing drugs. Such AFC East: Did I really say "The AFC Least, Formula actions are nothing more than a slap on the a Cakewalk for the boys with porpoises on 9 11 3 Cruising hand of the society that continues to feed their helmets?" Okay, the Jets and the 10 11 3 Cake these "heroes" of our young. Patriots threw me a few curves, but I wasn't 11 11 3 What more do you It is a shame that it takes such a tragedy totally off. "Indianapolis isn't going to want? as the death of seven wonderful people to break even this year, but they will battle for 12 9 5 Let my roommate cause us to reflect on our own lives. There fourth place." They did take fourth place and pick a few is a tremendous need for all to sit down and they picked 6th in this year's draft. "Why 13 10 4 My clinic is at analyze just how awful the the present state Buffalo traded tight end Tony Hunter to the 8:00 of professional athletics truly is. No one Rams for QB Vince Ferragamo I'll never know." 14 9 5 Went with a can argue with the long standing claim that Hunter not only came on after midseason, but feeling sports is evolving into nothing more than a the Rams went to the play-offs. Ferragamo was 15 10 4 Momentum world of business and corruption. Let's stop put on waivers before the season ever ended. Building this before it's too late. "Without a good QB, the Jets will be mediocre 16 11 3 at best." Pat O'Brien, you sleeper you, great Jimmy the Who? TOTAL: 152 72 year, buddy! The New Englanders gave me heat First all year, and I was only about half wrong. Year? I'll take it! "The Pats theoretically could be a good team, yet they won't win the big one." Lost in * Remember, I picked these a week in advance Miami for the division title, plus the Super to meet Sandspur deadline! continued on page 7 1Wl> 5-11 February 1986 SMM ? SportsBeat continued froi page 6 Bowl big one (though, we'll forgive that one). However, "The Patriots will be watching the play-offs at home" will haunt me this off-sea son. "The 'Phins have an easy division and are a shoo-in" wasn't exactly true. But in my book, a walk is as good as a hit, meaning the Dolphins won and I'll take it! AFC Central: First of all, I don't think anyone thought an 8-8 record would take the Central Division, let alone the Cleveland Browns. "Cleveland is still a running back, lineman or two, and a defensive backfield away from serious consideration." Maybe a lineman or two and running back, but the "Dogs" defen sive backs were super this year. Still Cleve land is not a powerhouse. "Cincinnati should be awesome, yet they still don't win consis- tantly." Held true again. "I thing Ken Anderson should pass on the reigns and let the Bengels prepare for the future." The Bengals starting QB this year: Boomer Esiason, thank you very much. "The Houston Oilers are a team to watch out for soon. After 3-13 last year, there is only one way to go and that's up." They won 5 or 6 games, yes, but this organiza tion has big problems, it's too bad. "Pitts burgh is the winner for the Central Division." Injuries and QB troubles led to a third place finish, which was too bad. My one correct call "Louis Lipps is the next Lynn Swann." Yes, and maybe more. AFC West: "NFL's toughest division by far, should be called the AFC Best." Not quite, more like 2nd best. "I don't think the de fense is quite up to par." They surprised me. "Jim Plunkett is another who I feel's time has come." It. looks like it has. I'm still shocked the Raiders won the west. "No play offs this year for the Broncos. Coach Dan Reeves will be back next year, though, with a good bunch." That says it all, see you there Denver. 'Yes, Kansas City, without any real stars, is one of my AFC wildcard selections." I was on my way after the first month, what happened? This is my 1st of 2nd sleeper picks that fell through. "Seattle is my wild card team #2." No, no, no, wrong again. I thought they'd make it, what can I say? "My sleeper, and I mean sleeper, for the AFC west title is San Diego. So I'm saying, though I could re gret it, 'you heard if here first,' San Diego takes the West." Ouch! 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