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GAMMA, Bacchus Try to Deter Alcohol Tradition Marshall University Marshall Digital Scholar The Parthenon Student Publications Fall 10-19-1993 The Parthenon, October 19, 1993 Marshall University Follow this and additional works at: https://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon Recommended Citation Marshall University, "The Parthenon, October 19, 1993" (1993). The Parthenon. 3184. https://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon/3184 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Publications 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]. October 19, 1993 Tuesday High of 65 to 70 70 percent chance of showers honc>r~ are Mc1urice Kaplan \ ~nd Georg~ .Rorrer. Kaplarijs• · being.honor~dtor his ¢reaHve · . talents and technical skilis iri . th~) fiekl of prjotojoumaiism . .·:· Ffofrei'.wiltbe honored fo( his · ·cp§~tage oJ( professiqnal · sl)Qrts;s_uch as the Cincinnati . R~~s and the Indianapolis .·.,, lf,~~~~l~"E~iit '\Vitt)"Friflnds!::teceptio'.t:1 Jt<>m 8 • AWARENESS WEEK GAMMA, Bacchus try to Did you "ot see that? deter alcohol tradition John P. Withers Cross. The groups aim to raise Reporter awareness of the designated driver program, as well as get Homecoming week is not syn­ blood. onymous with responsible "We are going to be signing drinking, but if some campus up people for the designated student organizations have driver program and be giving their way, it soon will be. out pins at the drive; said Dina Bacchus Kelly, Bac­ and GAMMA "I don't know exactly chus adviser. (Greeks Advo­ Also, Bac­ cating Mature how many instructors chus will raf­ Management are going to partici­ fle a football ofAlcohol) are pate, but a number are autographed by Marshall's bringing Na­ aware of the value of tional Alcohol football coach­ Awareness this kind of program." ing staff. Tick­ Week to cam­ ets will be sold pus this week. Sharla H. Meade during Home- Its purpose is coming's tail- to make peo- gate parties. ple aware ofresponsible drink­ "New NCAA rules have ing habits, according to Sharla stopped us from being able to Pholo by R. Monon Boyd H. Meade, Marshall's sub­ get the player's signatures for Coach Jim Donnan questions a referee about Herd lost the road game by a score of 2~17. stance abuse coordinator. the ball like we have in the a call at the North Carolina State game. The Please see story, Page 7. Events planned include a past, but I think people will blood drive, a student demon­ still want the ball," Kelly said. stration on the impact of alco­ GAMMA, the Greeks' affili- • JOURNALISM CONVENTION hol abuse, classroom tie-ins in ate of Bacchus, will have a miss- and raffling an autographed 1 .. football from the athletic de­ t!_/e~~o:u!;ien~c:fa~:r w~i Student group No 1 in ·nation partment. their faces painted gray and • The keynote speaker, former white. These students will rep­ NFL all-star Calvin Hill, spoke resent the more than 100 lives Leaders of the nation's larg­ nications received SPJ's First Ford said the Marshall chap­ on campus last week about al­ lost in West Virginia every year est journalism organization Amendment Award for work- ter displayed courage when "a cohol awareness. due to drinking. They will wear presented two top awards to ing for freedom of the press. campus president who didn't "We are doing most of the buttons explaining the event. the school's journalism repre­ Both awards were presented like what he read tried to put events around homecoming, so During the week, some pro­ sentatives last week in Bal Har­ to MU representatives at the the student press under his they were either the week be­ fessors will also tie alcohol-re­ bor, Fla. SPJ national convention. own thumb." fore or are going to be the week lated material into their lec-­ The Society of Professional The First Amendment Award The group has won other after," Meade said. "We can't tures, Meade said. Journalists (SPJ) named the is given in recognition of pro- awards. In the past five years, compete with Homecoming." "I sent out a flier explaining Marshall Student Chapter of gramsthatenhanceprofession- · the student SPJ chapter was The student organizations the event and the possible tie­ the Society of Professional alism. named national chapter of the devoted to raising alcohol ins to a wide range ofsubjects," Journalists the nation's most "The Outstanding Campus year and current SPJ faculty awareness, are strong partici­ she said. "I don't know exactly outstanding student chapter Chapter Award is given to a advisers, Dr. GeorgeT. Arnold pants in the events. how many instructors are go­ for the 1992-93 school year. chapter that demonstrates ex- and Dr. Ralph J. Turner, pro­ Bacchus is co-sponsoring a ing to participate, but a num­ Also, the students and facul­ cellence in every facet of pro- fessors of journalism, were blood drive next Sunday and ber are aware of the value of ty of the W. Page Pitt School of gramming," said Ernie Ford, named national outstanding Monday with the American Red this kind of program." Journalism and Mass Commu- SPJ executive director. advisers. THE PARTHENON 2 TUESDAY, 0 C~T. 1 8, 1 9 9 3 This & that Jordan out of sight, Movie memorabilia but not out of minds bring big bucks Chevy Chase stumbles, falls i•:t••1li••:g1:1••·• CHICAGO (AP) - OK, so LOS ANGELES (AP) -A he's retired. But Michael LOS ANGELES (AP)-He's Chevy Chase and his poster of the 1931 "Franken­ Jordan's popularity is soaring stein" movie sold for a record the way he used to on the talk show Is not. $198,000, while the pick used lii£1iiI:1li1 basketball court. "The Chevy Chase Show," savagely mauled by by Sharon Stone's character Jorda n's retirement has critics, was canceled Sunday by Fox Broadcast­ to kill her male prey in "Basic triggered a stampede of Instinct" fetched Ing Co., becoming the first casualty of the late­ $3,750. enterprises aimed at cashing The items were among ,:ifill !If ! lliti in on the superstar's cashing night TV talk-show wars. It had performed a dozens of film and music out. ratings pratfall much as Chase himself had memorabilia sold over the ¥d everything from done In his famous sendups of former President weekend by Odyssey Auc­ commemorative edition cars tions. Ford. to smelly sneakers is fair The top bid from an anony­ game. Since premiering Sept. 7, Chase had been mous buyer for the "Franken­ A Jordan-signed jersey drawing fewer viewers than shows by David stein" placard was the that went for $495 in pre­ Letterman, Ted Koppel and Jay Leno. He did, highest ever for a movie retirement days sold for $895 poster, shattering the old post-retirement. Jordan however, outdo Arsenlo Hall. record of $70,000 for an cards, even unsigned, now "Despite the commitment of Chevy and our original "Dracula" poster, sell as much as 50 percent best creative and production minds, we started according to Odyssey Auc­ higher, dealers say. slowly and did not perform to expectations," tions president Bill Miller. Chicago-area Chevrolet About 250 people attended ::::::}#@?{ i{f\jf(./ dealers have announced that said Fox Chairwoman Lucie Salhany. "We saw the auction for movie posters 1 commemorative editions of :, w,awiid.ii :r:r:ii!i:: :::: nothing to Indicate that the show would tum ranging from "Creature From ·.• ,·,·,•,•.-,• ··::::::::::::. the Blazer bearing his name around." the Black Lagoon" to "Gone soon would be on sale. With the Wind." And a California-based She thanked hh,:, "for giving us his best effort. ;;:::;jiii~~~:li~i~ii~~~[i::~ company, Green for Jeans, He Is an extraordlnarlly talented man." Crook, Chase start buys used Air Jordan sneak­ In a statement released by Fox, Chase said, 111 ers from Americans for $15 new music show and sells them to Japanese am proud of the comedic elements that we were youths, who pay through the able to Intersperse throughout this otherwise NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - nose for them - as much as very constraining format." Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase kick off their new $50 to $75 a pair. Chase's one-hour show had been troubled ''They really do smell," said country music show on The Max Shapiro, vice president since the beginning. Less than a month after It Nashville Network against of Green for Jeans. "If they're appeared, producer Twentieth Televlslon some stiff competition: the World Series. "Music City t ,Educatiort = > really dirty, we just return brought In an emergency team of writers, con­ ~:: them at our expense." Tonight" debuts tonight as sultants and executives to revamp the program. Other ideas being pitched the new flagship prime time to milk Mike's popularity Salhany said earlier this month that Chase show on TNN, replacing include 26 half-hour TV was "very nervous. It was uncomfortable and Ralph Emery's "Nashville Now" program. The show, a episodes called."Showtime at embarrassing to watch It." The show, she added, Michael Jordan's Restau­ hybrid of the talk and variety rant," where the viewer can was marred by unfunny writing, Chase's lack­ formats, gets underway at 8 get an inside look at the luster Interviews, and viewer defections. p.m. CDT with Crook and superstar and the restaurant Chase as hosts and airs every he owns. weeknight. The Se'1enth Annual YEAGER SYMPOSIUM c1G1Sifieds October 18-21, 1993 trips! Sell only 8 trips & go free! "HEALTH CARE IN AMERICA: Best trips & prices! Bahamas, Cancun, Jamaica, Panama City! THE FORCES SHAPING OUR FUTURE" 1 BR apts.
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