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Marshall University Marshall Digital Scholar The Parthenon University Archives 2-10-1994 The Parthenon, February 10, 1994 Marshall University Follow this and additional works at: https://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon Recommended Citation Marshall University, "The Parthenon, February 10, 1994" (1994). The Parthenon. 3233. https://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon/3233 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at Marshall Digital Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Parthenon by an authorized administrator of Marshall Digital Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. February 1 O, 1994 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Thursday Snow showers High in the upper 20s • SGA • HISTORICAL AMNESIA Election rules limited Students ignorant ByAm,Baker be a polling place March 2. School" this weekend. Reporur School of Medicine students Robert W. Painter, a writer of famous people will vote by absentee ballots forThe Statesman, was present The Student Government As­ sent by SGA through campus at the meeting as a representa­ sociation tightened campaign­ mail. Smith Hall will not be a tive of the paper. He said the By Heather Peal and clure, Miltonjunior, said, "No I don't know who he is, but the ing rules for March elections voting site as in the past. school will help improve the Robert Taylor The Campaign Magistracy quality of the newspaper. Reporters name sounds familiar." by creating a new council to The question with the most find and report violations and Council was created to find an<l Sen. Michael B. Tomblyn, outrageous answers was, "Who by restricting some campaign­ report campaign violations to Graduate School, objected to Jean Dean is James Dean is Jean Dean?"The Hunting­ ing. the Election Commission. the bill. He said if The States­ brother, Rosa Parks is an au­ ton mayor was recognized by Election Commissioner Jen­ In other business, a bill man accepted money from thor ofa book, and Dan Quayle six students. Elizabeth Seldom­ nifer M. Eisenschmid, Roches­ passed in its first and second SGA, then it would no longer is still the vice president of the readings gave $400 to The be an independentpublication. United States. ridge-Zenko, Huntington se­ ter, N.Y., senior, announced re­ nior, recognized her immedi­ visions of 1993 election rules Statesman, an alternative cam­ "I am opposed to any govern­ This is what some Marshall ately ."Of course, she's the made by a Student Court com­ pus newspaper. The bill was ment organization giving mon­ students said when asked to identify several well-known in­ mayor ofHuntington," Seldom­ mittee. sponsored by College ofEduca­ ey to any newspaper," said tion Sen. Christy Copley, a staff Tomblyn, editor ofFree Forum, dividuals. ridge-Zenko said. Frank Hud­ No campaigning will be al­ nall, Point Pleasant junior, writer for The Statesman. another alternative campus When asked to identify J. lowed in the Memorial Student said, "Jean Dean, she's Billy The money will be used to newspaper. Wade Gilley, 13 out of 15 stu­ Center for next month's elec­ Dean's wife." Amjad Akahtar, tion. Polling places will be in send four student editors and Painter said The Statesman dents knew that he is the uni­ London, England, sophomore, Twin Towers, Holderby Hall staffmembers of the organiza­ would remain independentand versity president. Mike Hale, tion to The Leadership Insti­ not be placed under the Com­ Mullins junior, said, "Yes sir, and Memorial Student Center Please see HISTORY, Page 6 March 2 and 3. Corbly Hall will tute's "Campus Newspaper mittee on Student Media He's the president." Adena Mc- • HIGHER EDUCATION PERSONNEL In the eye of the beholder Opinion: Raises shouldn't reflect on student's pockets By Jedd T. Flowers Reporur "We're a poorly managed state." Students, faculty and staff say they are generally support­ Marsha Napier ive of pay increases for higher AIM president education personnel, but most say they dislike the idea of using tuition hikes and job the legislative agenda," Bill eliminations to fund them. Shonda}, director of purchas­ Those are possibilities, ac­ ing, said. -rhe governor and cor<ling to Herbert J. Karlet, the legislature do the best they vice president of finance. Kar­ can based on the projected rev­ let and President J. Wade Gil­ enues." ley said Gov. Gaston Caperton "I think they want to cutjobs," failed to ·provide sufficient Marsha Napier, president of funding in his recommenda­ the Association of Involved tion of a $1,000 increase for Marshall Employees, said. "I faculty and $750 for staff. think it's coming in the future Freshman Helen Wall said in higher education across the she was opposed to a raise in state and not just Marshall. student fees. We're not a poor state. We're a "I think student fees are al­ poorlymanagedstate. The stu­ ready high enough;Wall said. dents and taxpayers are pay­ "It would cut students out if ing for their mistakes.• they raise them.• "I certainly would like a pay -rhey raise it about $50 per raise, but not at the expense of year anyway, so it wouldn't be the students," Dr. Nicholas Pt.-11J91wnin<Mwle a surprise if they did,• sopho­ Freidin, associate professor of Virginia Kayw, tultlngton aenlor and graphic design major, performs photograph more Nathan Dean said. anthropology, said. manlpulatlon on the Adobe Pholo8bop program. The system Is uaed In ART 453, "'It's the reality of the situa­ "I don't think those two issues Electronlc ll8dlL tion in higher education and are related." • NAIICYWuoll Artist Series ·brings· 'song stylist~ to Keith~Albee- .,_.Cllrle Koenig In a telephone interview, the per­ albums:<Her, la~""With My Lover "How Glad I Am" won a Grammy in llqorwr former; who now appean occasionally Beside Me,• arranged and produced by 1964. Her albums "'Gentle Is My Love" on Ji'oz TV network's •sinbad,• was Barry Manilow, features newly-discov­ (1965) and "Forbidden Lover' (1987) Nancy Wilson u;,a quickto explain whatNancyisall about. ered lyrics by the late Johnny Mercer. were nominated for Grammy awards. ahe •c1oes what Nancy "'I do what Nancy does, rio matter Described by critics as "'the con­ Wilson, 57, was born in Chillicothe does. .. what audience is listening,• she said summate storyteller," Wilson rejects and raised in Col11mb1s Ohio. And what she does is when asked whether she would do any­ labels such asjazz, soul or blues singer. At 15, she performed~ nightclubs in "'What is it with categories?" Wilson Columbus and on her own TV show, • I sing. But Nancy says thing 1pecial for a college audience. I she doesn't just sing. -She was included in the Marshall asked. "'I am a song stylist. I look at the "'Skylight Melody.• Wilson's show was 'Tm a aong stylist.• Artista Series because of her longevi­ lyric, not whether it's blues orjazz. The 15 minutes long. "'I sang standards, She will be perform­ ty," said Celeste Winten-Nunley, se­ important thing is, what is the story?" ballads, whatever people requested,• ing at 8 p.m. today as the Marshall ries director. •She's a legend to several W-tlson has been named "Female Vo­ Wilson said. Artists Series featured artist at the generations.• calist ofthe Year" in both Playboy and Pleaae 11H WILSON, PO# 6 Keith-Albee '11ieatre. Wilson has recorded more than 50 Downbeat magazine polls. Her album - - · - --··- -· - - --· -·· - - --- -------- TH E PART HEN ON 2 THURSDAY FEB • 1 O, 1 9 9 4 This & that Donald Trump says Marla Is the key to his flnanclal success 'Schindler's List' captures NEW YORK (AP)­ Donald Trump considers his marriage to Marla Maples a 12 Oscar nominations key to his financial come­ BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. CAP)- "Schlndler's List," Steven back. Spielberg's searing Holocaust drama, captured a leading 12 Vanity Fair reports that Trump, who is on the verge of nominations today for the 88th Academy Awards, Including best erasing bis debt by taking bis picture and director. casinos public, felt he could "The Plano" and uThe Remains of the Day" eamed eight no longer afford the stigma of nominations each, Including best picture. The other best pic­ being seen as an unfaithful ture nominees were uThe Fugitive" and u1n The Name of The husband and the father of an Father." illegitimate child. "There's a level of brutality Best actor nominees were Daniel Day-Lewis for "In The Name in boxing," Trump said of bis of The Father," Laurence Flshbume In "What's Love Got to Do marital and financial With It," Tom Hanks In uphlladelphla,11 Anthony Hopkins In "The troubles in the magazine's Remains of the Day" and Liam Neeson In uschlndler'a Ust." March issue. "It's hard to The actress nominations were Angela Bassett in "What's Love take 300 punches in the face Got to Do With It," Stockard Channing In us1x Degrees of Sepa­ and come back for another round.• ration," Holly Hunter In "The Plano," Emma Thompson In "The According to the article, Remains-of the Day" and Debra Winger I~ uShadowlanda." "bruising'' negotiations ended Jane Campion became only the second woman to be nomi­ with Marla signing a pre­ nated for best director for "The Plano. 11 In addition to Spielberg, nuptial agreement that she faces Jim Sheridan for "In The Name of The Father," James expires in five years. Uniden­ Ivory for "The Remains of the Day" and Robert Altman for tified sources said she had wanted $25 million in the "Short Cuts." event of a divorce. Miss Thompson and Miu Hunter were each nominated for supporting actress, the first time In academy history two per­ Vicki Lawrence formers have received two nominations In the same year.

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