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TodayiSurmy 73, Low 55 Tomorrows Thmderstorms Hjgh 64, Low 55 An indepandant newspaper serving Southern Methodist University • Dallas, Texas 'Frat Rats' vs. 'Animal House' Sigma Alpha Universal Studios. "Frat Rats" was a raunchy, "Frat Rats" and "Animal House" to warrant a Student Life: savage comedy about college, particularly lawsuit brought against Universal in 1979- Epsilon alumnus recalls college Hart's own experiences with his SAE brothers 1980. Hart did not initiate the lawsuit himself, at SMU. Universal turned down the project but as he did not own the script when he submitted days never returned the script to Hart it to the director at Universal. But the owners at Three years later, however, Universal the time did bring the case to court. After two By Kristin Rasmussen released the popular comedy movie "Animal years, the judge eventually dismissed the case, House," which strongly resembled Hart's "Frat and Universal settled out of court with the CONTRIBUTING WRITER [email protected] Rats" script. owners of the script. "There are striking similarities between the Hart never let the failure of "Frat Rats" dis­ - "Animal House" is one of those classic col­ two," Hart said. "A lot of names and events are courage him. Before "Animal House" was lege movies some people think of when they a lot alike and in certain cases identical. The released, Hart had said, "The right college hear the word fraternity. Jim Hart, a 1969 grad­ character named 'Boon' in 'Animal House' is comedy will make millions." uate and alumnus of the Texas Delta chapter of even in my script" "Animal House," which grossed $141 mil­ Sigma Alpha Epsilon at SMU, is familiar with Richard Ware and Dennis Murphree, Hart's lion in the United States alone, actualized all of the similarities between the Delta Tau fraternity brothers, agree that many of the char­ Hart's prediction and helped him realize his Chi fraternity of the movie and his own frater­ acters bear striking resemblance to them and potential in screenplay writing. their brothers and that some events in the "I have enormous respect for Harold Ramis nity. Serenity Pang/Tub. DAII Y CAMPUS In January of 1975, Hart wrote a script titled movie are almost exactly like the ones the and the creators of 'Animal House'" Hart said. "Prat Rats" and submitted it to a director at SAEs experienced. "Ideally, I would have wanted to make 'Frat Member! of Sigma Alpha Epsilon pose for a pictwv In front of their 'Animal House.' An In fact, enough similarities existed between Animal, 8M pageS alumnus of SMU Mid SEA claims he had the original idea for the 1978 Universal movie. Learn Dobbs more talks than space Lecture: Financial whiz starts space Internet site

By Nancy Black EDITOR IN CHILI Classes. £&&&*» [email protected] abound for students Buzz Lightyear's favorite saying is, looking for a change 'To infinity and beyond." Buzz might very well have taken those words right By Jake Lewis out of Lou Dobbs' mouth. As the CONTRIBUTING WRITER founder and CEO of SPACE.com, an [email protected] Internet site devoted to space travel and exploration, Dobbs knows a thing or Many students have class schedules two about the great beyond. He will filled with required courses that don't share stories of his quest to bring the allow time for them to think outside of wonders of space down to earth on the box. Engineering majors in partic­ Moses Oilria/THR DAILY CAMPUS Tuesday, March 27 during the Willis ular barely have enough room for The Meadows Jan Orchestra plays at a taiabratlon benefiting the new Meadows Museum. Thursday's event was for members only. M. Tate Distinguished Lecture Series. ejasses above and beyond their major "Today's unmanned explorations, requirements. space station construction and fascina­ For those with an available class tion with all things space excite the space next fall, worry not. There are public in a way we haven't seen since interesting classes available that might Reception honors members the manned space flights of the '60s »ven fulfill one of the General and early '70s," Dobbs said when he Education Curriculum requirements. By Nancy A. Lira Ensemble and individuals Carole Brandt, Dean of launched his Web site in 1999. "Space • "The classes that receive the best THyjBILV^BBPUS is the biggest story of our age." feedback many times involve class LWQUT EDITOR dressed in typical Spanish Meadows, summed up her feel­ [email protected] clothing greeted members as ings about the museum in one S PAC E . c o m participation," Scott Bartlett, Dedman offers news on cur­ ddvisor, said. "Any class where stu­ they entered. word—"alive," as she thanked QuickFacts Croquetas, paella, tapas, After reading the signs that the members for their contribu­ rent and future dents get to speak their minds." space missions, fol­ One class that will expand the albondigas. Meadows Jaz2 listed all the museum sponsors, tions. about opening events Orchestra, Spanish souvenirs ... Martha Vaughan, a contributing "The legacy of this museum lows scientific dis­ nfind is Philosophy 1318 - March 24, 7 p.m. coveries and pro­ Contemporary Moral Problems. what do all these things have in member, expressed her enthusi­ is in your hands," she said. Museum membership levels vides educational Students learn to look at situations common? All were a part of the asm about the future of the Young Collector's range from $30 for an SMU fac­ material on all from a more enlightened perspective. Meadows Museum Member museum. or graduate student to Circle Supper aspects of space "This is one class that tends to get Reception on Thursday. "I think this museum is not ulty, staff $2,500. Members names go on exploration. Live full rather quickly so don't hesitate to The reception, which is part only going to change SMU, but a permanent plaque inside the TV and audio feeds Dobbs sign up," Bartlett said. of the Meadows' International Dallas as a whole," she said. "I March 25,1:10 p.m. museum and will be recognized and conversations The art department is another Festival of Opening Events, was art most delighted with as the first contributors to the Building Dedication with space shuttle astronauts can also strong draw for students looking to designed by Neiman Marcus in Santiago Calatrava's exhibition, new museum. be accessed online. fulfill a GEC or perspective require­ order to recognize contributing, I thinfc it is getting the museum Ceremony Events celebrating the open­ Dobbs is no stranger to working ment. There are several 1300 level sponsor and educator level off on the right foot and is a 1-5 p.m. ing of the museum will continue online. As the founder and president of courses that are a breath of fresh air to museum members. perfect example of what is to throughout next week. From Community Celebration! CNN's financial arm, he created heavy, stagnant schedules laden with Members went on self-guid- come." black-tie events to a family bar­ CNNfn and CNNfn.com, the most vis­ major course work. Courses on pho­ ed tours of the building, gal­ The Meadows music depart­ becue, Meadows is making sure ited financial site on the Internet. tography, dancing, drawing and acting leries and die inaugural special ment entertained the members April I, 1-5 p.m. to honor all pf 'ts supporters, Dobbs joined the cable news network -always fill up at the start of registra- exhibition, "Poetics of with different forms of music, Movement: Hie Architecture of including the Meadows Jazz SMU and the Dallas communi­ Museum resumes in 1980 and was the executive vice jfon. Santiago Calatrava." Band, a harpist and several ty- president and a member of the net­ v "I'm taking Introduction to Studio regular hours. The Meadows Percussion pianists. work's executive committee before Drawing. You get thrown into [creat­ moving on to his space ventures. ing art.] The class is non-structured. As a journalist, Dobbs is well It's crazy," Penny Rodriguez, junior known for his work on CNN's environmental engineering major, "Moneyline NewsHour with Lou {gkid. "This is the first perspective Dobbs." With the recent record break­ Class that I've had room for in my Students wounded in gunfire ing lows reported on Wall Street, Schedule since my freshman year and Dobbs' visit to SMU is very timely, it's a lot of fun." according to Ralph Langer, interim „• In selecting courses, students put a chairman for the journalism division of fair amount of weight into what they SMU. Bear from others, but some students "CNN came to him and wanted him ire wary of rumors on campus. to establish their financial arm," "Even when a class sounds inter­ EL CAJON, Calif. (AP)—An Santee. Langer said. "This is a guy who is very esting, you still have to look into it 18-year-old student opened fire The suspect, identified by knowledgeable about business." He yourself," sophomore James Welsh at his high school Thursday, authorities as Jason Hoffman, anticipated a large turn out from the woundipg; three classmates and was shot in die jaw and buttocks, most serious injuries stem­ Cox School of Business at Tuesday's & Advisors are good sources for two teachers before he was shot the lecture. information on course selection, but by a police officer who engaged ming from the violence. Shotgun pellet wounds suf­ In 1999, Dobbs was awarded the they are not always the most objec- hiin in a running gun battle, UnidantHiad Horatio Alger Association Award for eye. authorities said. fered by die students and teacher byatandars Distinguished Americans. He will par­ "We stress liberal arts and GEC in There was no immediate indi­ were not life-threatening, hospi­ ticipate in a student forum Tuesday at cation what triggered the vio­ tal and police officials said. Five Granite Mb .order to expose students to new ULX Orfcnnl 4:30 p.m~ in the Hughes-Trigg Student ideas," Rick Halperin, Dedman advi­ lence at Granite Hills High other students and adults were nipi ocnm Center ballroom. The Tate Lecture, sor, said. "Bttt the patfr chosen School, which came less than treated for various other injuries, in B Colon, sponsored by TXU Electric & Gas, fol­ depends specifically on what students threeweeks after two students non£ of Ihem serious. lows at 8 pjn. in McFadin Auditorium. want and need.'' were lcUledat a nearby school in 11 : ; : 9 ': ~T{?•'?• *??' -y?:% T- ^ •,;• ' : " •:'• • • T' • ±~~ \ : -"S" •" J .' v:U.' ' ;V •' T i;.: '• " J V- ?-. :- ivft

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Let pass the resistance. 768-1502 ; KOROLYOV, Russia I. yaw conedenoe delate yoir aotone in Oeperaber. Friends help Lao (July 23-Aug. 22)—Today ia a 7 — Ybu wantto give your ledgihe blast, die Mir s 768-1539 you ind what yctrt* after in Fabnary. Beiewa your dreams in lowd ones everything they want. Donl toei bad if you can't and Capricorn (Dec. 2&Jan.19) —Today is a 6 —Ybur thoughts imp I Fdday toward a fiery p donl make promises today that you cant keepi Walt until you know bd tnxWed by recent devek^ments or something youVeluat . ; ! Pacific, die last leg of a 768-1515 how you're going to do X. Keeping promises you make tomorrow leamad Don't get too ritod up. tou may have incomplete Horma- . ! mile space odyssey lo gat the advantage, check the da/a iding; 10 is the easiest day. wi be easier. tion. WaB to find out more. Be patient Things may ttlinto pl^qe al . 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Either way, discretion now is strongly advised. \ will be all right at 98-99 wwwjnudrfycfflpuMOin warn Scorpio (Oct 23-Nov. 21) — Today is a 7 — Building what you ; If all went well, Mir want, instead of buying it, could be the answer. The project could ; lyinto Ae sea. If not, tin Da OamM (May 21-June 21) — Today is a 5 — A friend, possHy bring you and a loved one closer together. That's more important 02001 TRIBUNE MEDIA ; 1/|2 tons of blazing debt ! slQr woe frightening. EKNY CAMPUS your mate, wB encounter problems. The frustration could rub off on than the money you'd save. Do the planning tonight so you can get SERVICES, INC. you if you're not careful Provide comfort and counseling tor some­ into it this weekend. 1 ; It was the first lime 1 body who needs it. but don't take on a problem you cant solve. ! had. been fired for sue! A publication of ' tension was palpable ai Student Media Company, Inc. its critical phase. But I Control, Vladimir Solov SHU Boat 456, DaJlas,TX >$hat everything will 1 75275 Police Reports' Jjjkcent" 2I4-7M-4555 The death of Mir n Fax: 214-768-8787 March 21 8:42 p.m. Officers discovered someone had moved barricades traveling north on Bishop Boulevard. A patrol unit nearby heant^ proud chapter in die Ru at the Dedman three Lot, where resurfacing and parking space the officer's call over the radio and stopped the vehicle. The drP 12:46 a m A fire alarm was activated in Smith Had. The cause striping was still underway. Two cars were parked in the lot ver told the officer he did not intentionally swerve toward the Nancy Black was attributed to a resident cooking In the. second floor west despite the fact that signs were posted advising the lot was officer and stated he blew his hom to let the officer know he f side kitchen Fire Safety was notified closed for maintenance. The two owners were cited. Closed. lost control of his car. Officers detected the odor of alcohol, Editor in Chief however, could not determine if the suspect had been drinkin 1 56 a m A student reported someone had hacked into his 11:51 p.m. Officers checked a fire system trouble alarm at He was released. Closed online bank account and had stolen money from his account An McElvaney Hall. No cause was found. Closed. Nichole Zangara investigation has been initiated. Open. 2:30 a.m. An officer responded to a 911 call from the northwest Bear March 22 elevator at Boaz Hall. No one was found in the area. Closed. Managing Editor SMU Police 2.53 a m Officers responded to a duress biarm at the Delta Gamma House No cause was tound. Closed. 12:05 a.m. Officers found a student in the Underwood Law 2:43 a.m. The fire alarm activated at the Sigma Phi Epsilon lUdnl OmufM Library after hours. He had been locked in after it closed. He House. Officers arrived with the Fire Department and found jn Anoaxt Newi £Aon Kite Nonm Reports 3:46 a m An officer found where someone had struck a street related he did not notice the time Closed. where someone had tampered with and damaged a smoke $7 light on Bishop Boulevard using their vehicle. Closed. detector. A suspect has been identified. Investigation pending grow 2:20 a.m. An officer was on Bishop Boulevard putting up barri­ Open. Alt Sarah SIm Incidents and Police Activities cades when an approaching vehicle swerved toward him. The Sforts £4ttr CaryTijftof According to tradi on the SMU Campus driver blew his horn, passed the officer, then accelerated while *For a complete report on campus police actMtta tee www.tmu.edu/pd/dailyrepofts.asp Asaoaocr Spom Joiaph MadUn sures, a bear market o Ai£ Edttn Hoidl lasantM there is a drop of 20 pc .Cawdtea Praau ; sustained period. Whili ; tech sector landed in I ' Thf probUm umh the deuputttd driver ; turf last year. Wall Stn program. u \ wt a ; debating whether the b Muiia Aiiam Commentary Ld*or deiirrabU job. .. Museumapentotfie : ket has also become be : just dipped into bear ter Gnpha/lojout ld*or Nancy Lira But if you rver get tucked tattoos CanJD The Samp 500 offic Owf Copf tdKor Sofijfa Cola into doing it. tpm -Spun ..f > a bear market on Mai Photo tdtor HoiMAtMa have fun with it CoranuniljrOpai ;Dow, which until las Adivtwif Marto/v WhHiMf Hobarts 8:30am. Farad da&ation ; able to resist the heavy Mo/tgonf Manaftf Lana Bumatt At the end of the night, drop litem off tcfcalanafe, ; decimated the Nasdaq, Sptaal iecoom E4t or |uHa Camay at the wrong houie Rmktn Science Knrs,loctuesaniIart ibear levels because Onknt hMof CoMrtnay AtMoakn Building fcrdl ; believe the economy Ontott Production Jessica Alamandra Jeff Foxworttiy jinuch weaker, severely CvanAmtonon ; even the most stalwart c Chassis Credit This is about a mi **• X forecasting a recession jKaltbaum, market tec jSrst Union Securities.' 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iH 14 speakers March 20-24 • SMU campus all events free and open to the public head www.smu.edu/~pcouncil or 2 14-768-4466 x5 for more information SEATTLE (AP) — Slans to move its worl 20 Tuesday 3:30 PM Student Readings Mrs from Seattle, its h< Hughes-Trigg Varsity yas founded 85 years feiraft manufacturii Announced Wednesday. 0T * 8:00 PM John Owhonda & >; Boeing said it is c pjtes in Chicago, D Babatunde Solarin f)allas-Fort Worth, and Hughcs-Tngg Varsity headquarters would hav fcilf the 1,000 employe forking at its Seattle co ^pr. It did not say 21 Wednesday 3:30 PM Faculty Readings [j/hat would hap­ Hughes-Trigg Varsity pen to the other / ^ ;5jOO headquarters &nployees. 8:00 PM Kooert riynn v; The company's Hughes-Trigg Varsity passive commer­ cial jet manufac- 9T4I ^iring plants will 22Thursday 3:30 PM Staged Readings smain in the eattle area, as HugTws-Tngg Varsity tl^rill much of its Research and oevelopmenL 8:00 PM Raul Salinas & ^Boeing fcnploys 78,400 Sarah Cortez people in the C:>:'d '''iL!::-:";c.Hoi' wattle area and is we state's largest , S. private employer. §Vorldwide, it has & 23 Friday 3:30 PM Slam with Anne Waldmnn iJP98,900 workers, jjyith major opera- Hughes- Tnog Vat S'ty i^ons in St. Louis am S^aliftMnia. ... The move is part oi 8:00 PM Anne Waldman wgiation to create "va! olden," Chainnai iitive (Mficer Phil news confe IfashiilgtaKi, D.C. 24 Saturday 8:00 PM James Halperin <& g "Simply put, we In eing as a business I Alan Lightman KibOity to move capit die opportunities thf ' older value," he » • ' ;S>

'(• * 1 1 " ^ I-* ^ ^ .J. X ^ - * ' • 1 ^ dl V'W A • i. i . JL ^ i.- A ^ • l:A. 1 I' t * . ± i M-S THE DAlYCAMPUS'Frtda^ March 2a 2001 3 • space station lands in ocean KOROLYOV, Russia (AP)—With a final it proved that long duration space flight was degrees south latitude and ISO degrees west ever dumped, and its size and shape made it embarked upon perestroika, the reforms thai ledguie blast, die Mir space station hurtled possible. Its passing came with much wist- longitude. Most of the 143-ton craft would difficult to exactly predict the re-entry. doomed the Communist empire, and just two I Friday toward a fiery plunge into the South fulness, and some protest About IS demon­ burn up during re-entry <— temperatures A fleet of fishing boats in the zone insist­ months before die Chernobyl atomic reactor !P^cific, the last leg of a 15-year, 2.1 billion- strators briefly rallied Thursday outside were expected to reach more than S,400 ed on staying put because die tuna were bit­ exploded in the world's worst nuclear acci­ ! mile space odyssey Mission Control, holding up a portrait of degrees Fahrenheit. ing, said Wayne Heikkila, dent. > ; Engines of the cargo ship Progress, Yuri Gagarin, the Russian who was the first But the remaining general manager of the The orbiter had circled the Earth 86320 •attached to Mir, fired twice to slow the man in space. chunks, the equivalent of "All the emotion we Western Fishboat °wners times as of Thursday, space officials said. j spacecraft and put it into an elliptical orbit. "Don't Give Up the Russian Space 20 Volkswagen Beetles, Association. Named after the Russian word that means ; "Risen, shortly after midnight Eastern time, Industry," the sign read. But Mir was were expected to reach the feeL we will onlv be Thirty-five space buffs both peace and world, Mir housed 104 astro­ ;the engines blasted one last time to hurt the doomed. Hie impoverished Russian govern­ Earth's surface, scattered jeeh we wiu uruy ut ^ were in ^ nauts in its lifetime. Sixty-two of them were ! stidion into die waters between Australia and ment could not afford to keep it in orbit — over a long swath. Some South Pacific to chase the from other countries, including seven IQiile. and in good repair — while fulfilling its 1,500 fragments of 40 AvlC tO eXpteSS them plunging station; partici­ Americans. Thirty-eight other Americans ! ; The aim was to bring Mir back to Earth obligations to the construction of the interna­ pounds or more were r i pants were optimisticopumisuc inaithat visited Mir when space shuttles docked {where it could do no harm, and authorities tional space station. expected to fall over the tOTflOTTOW aper the they would catch sight of there. ! said everything was going according to plan. Inside Mission Control near Moscow, the zone.— . . . r . „ Mir in a 200-second win- But NASA would have nothing to say iThe chief of Mission Control, Vladimir mood was strictly professional. Controllers Space officials said SfflklflV 0T the Station. dow of opportunity. about Mir's ending, according to spokes­ j&Movyov, put the chances "that everything bottled up regrets over Mir's demise as they debris would be traveling And lkx> Bell set up a woman Kirs ten Larson. It was tracking the \ will be all right at 98-99 percent" pored over charts and figures in preparation so fast that it could smash 40-by-40 foot vinyl target space station's return to Earth. ; If all went well, Mir would fall harmless- for crucial commands that would power the through a block of con­ — emblazoned with the The space travelers performed about ; ly into the sea. If not, the consequences of 27 final descent early Friday. crete six-feet thick. Andrei Borisenko, company's logo and the 23,000 experiments, growing wheat building ; l/j2 tons of blazing debris tumbling from the "All the emotions we feel, we will only Vsevolod Latyshev, a words "Free Taco Here!" semiconductors, studying the effects of long- ! sty woe frightening. be able to express them tomorrow after the spokesman at Mission shift cfirector at Mesion Control — 10 miles off Australia. term weighdessness on humans. i ; It was the first time that Progress engines sinking of the station," said Andrei Control, said Russia would ~In the extremely unlikely But in its last years, Mir became some­ ! had. been fired for such a long period and Borisenko, the shift director at Mission make no effort to recover event that Mir hit the tar­ thing of an orbiting lemon. In 1997, an oxy­ ' tension was palpable as the deorbit entered Control. "Today we are working without the debris. "What for?" he asked quizzically. get the company promised free tacos to all gen-generating canister caught fire, a supply its critical phase. But the chief of Mission emotion and doing our jobs." Space officials had voiced confidence that 281 million Americans. ship crashed into the station, its computer Control, Vladimir Solovyov, put the chances On its last day, the aging space station they could cany out a safe descent pointing But to Russians, Mir's demise was no system broke down and its power foiled. >$hat everything will be all right at 98-99 soaked up the sun's energy to power its fick­ to their experience in dumping dozens of joke. Mir came to symbolize the Soviet In December, Mission Control lost con­ Jjjkcent" le batteries and stabilize its alignment Progress ships and other spacecraft into the Union's fading technological prowess. It was tact with the station for more than 20 hours "** The death of Mir marked the end of a Its target area was 120 miles wide by same area of the Pacific. launched in 1986 — just five weeks before because the aging batteries suddenly lost proud chapter in die Russian space program; 3,600 miles long, and centered roughly at 44 But Mir was by far the heaviest spacecraft former Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev power. Bear market growls again According to traditional mea­ was great and wasnt going any­ sures, a bear market occurs when where but up." • Unlimited Nights, Unlimited Weekends. Talk for hours there is a drop of 20 percent over a The Dow began its plunge last sustained period/While the falling week when the market fears of a without burning minutes. ; tech sector landed in bear market recession widened to include the ; turf last year. Wall Street has been possibility of a halt in growth glob­ • Plus, Add Nationwide Long Distance. ; debating whether the broader mar- ally, especially given news that : ket has also become bearish, or has Japan is in a state of deflation and ! just dipped into bear territory. that the country banking system is $2999 $4999 The Samp 500 officially entered burdened by debt. *69" OAbrmttfibfato 250 600 800 ja bear market on March 12. The Investors who simply have litde rww and ax/sting Anytim* Anytime Anytime ;Dow, which until last week was incentive to buy sold blue chips on Minutes Minutes Minutes ; able to resist the heavy selling that a deepening conviction that a recov­ •A ; decimated the Nasdaq, has fallen to ery for the economy and corporate Untmrtad Unfimited IMimited ibear levels because investors earnings is unlikely to take place Nights Night* Nights ; believe the economy is getting any time soon, particularly if 0 0 ; much weaker, severely hampering demand for U.S. goods and services 1 »-» U- -8 *A4.Unlmited •> . . .8 ummrrao Unlimited8- ; even the most stalwart companies. slumps abroad as well. The market vvivnnQi VvCfKlnOI VfMKVfKII Ericsson A1228di Nokia 5165 "This is about a market that is also remains irritated by the interest sting a recession," said Gary rate cut the Federal Reserve made Add Add Add FREE » $19 altbaum, market technician for Tuesday. 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Amfcn* Wlmndy woifi diving th* French Flm recorded by Buck Owens and The one Beatles. Banjo legend Earl Scruggs of names and took a solo. "They share an abiding affection The Winandys believe that stu­ The lineup at the show at the are a lot alik Faculty: Married for Prance and everything French," dents are drawn to their program Grand Ole Opry House to help pay Birrell said. "They are devoted to because of its reputation for "good French professors are Russell's medical bills also included in certaii French and are both fully creden­ food, wine, cheese and all the Garth Brooks, the Oak Ridge Boys, inseparable tialed in French literature." things France is known for." Bobby Bare and John Conlee. Emily Bush, a senior finance Situated 10 minutes west of Russell, who also wrote hits like ide\ major and French and European Cannes, the SMU France program "Rednecks, White Socks, Blue By Antonla D«Nard« studies minor, spent five weeks last is conducted high on a hill over­ Ribbon Beer," has been sidelined Cowmmmnc Wnmai summer as an assistant for the looking the Mediterranean Sea. from performing for nearly a year by Jin """TCTtSnAoSMonTuucoM™™* Winandys in the South of France Students live in small apartments a series of medical woes, including a program. just minutes from the beaches. heart attack and diabetes. He has SAE Working in the same building "They play off each other The Winandys believe the key to been on dialysis for more than five could cause problems for many incredibly," Bush said. "They never learning any language is immer­ years. couples, but it has brought Andrt seem to grow tired of each other, sion. The 4,400-seat Grand Ole Opry Stoker's Dracula," "He and Rita Winandy closer together. and they always seem to be delight- "Anyone that wants to learn House was about three-quarters full After meeting in graduate school another language has to go "Gimme an T'," an auto for the show. cal comedy about his chi in Pittsburgh, they came to SMU < to a place where the lan­ "I love him," Brooks said. "I'm a in 1974. Andrf was named chair­ guage is spoken to really days that is now a cult fan, and if this show can help him cable. man of the foreign language and make any progress," Rita get better, I'm all for it." literature department. Rita was 'They play off each other said. Hart's upcoming credi The 61-year-old Russell said he "Jack and die Beanstalk: hired as a French lecturer. ... . _. Bush recalls the trip as was "humbled" by the tribute. Not only do they live and work incredibly. 1 hey never seem to being "a phenomenal experi- Story," a CBS miniserie; "Every time I've done a benefit, I ienson Co. in Nove together, they also commute to ence in a beautiful area." always hoped and prayed that this Bush gck Everlasting," a Di SMU together every morning. grow tired of each other, and recommends the Pro- would never happen to me," he said. "We have just one car, which 0 J gram to any student interest- [University Park] sd on the classic "I don't want my (financial) prob­ lie Babbitt. for Dallas is probably unheard they always seem to be jn Fr^e its cu,ture. lems to fall back on my kids." Ic L E A N E R 5 of." Rita said. J J adding the Winandys are lie SMU SAEs st Born in Mississippi's Sunflower |ching "Animal Ho Keeping a strong marriage is delighted to be around County, Russell began recording as a 6601K HULCREST „ jkember fondly their important to the Winandys. Both teen-ager in California. The first were raised in strict Catholic fam­ Winandys' program in the song he recorded, "In a Mansion mutt ilies and said that the values are each other." South of France "one of the He Deltas are an ex Stands My Love," became the flip ^ion of us," Murphy still engraved in their minds. jewels of the SMU foreign side to the No. 1 Jim Reeves hit en't that gross but we "I think maybe we just worked study program." 37/ "He'll Have to Go." 363-5118 lo i times." at it harder and decided not to He said SMU is lucky to Emily Bush, In 1963, Buck Owens recorded Viare added his own give up because we had a com­ have the Winandys. "Act Naturally," which went to No. "The cool th mitment that we thought was senior finance major "If you had a couple in • 50% off dry cleaning 1 and was recorded by the Beatles I House' is that the something we couldn't break," severe crisis it could rip a with SMU ID two years later. Russell moved to ngs in it thai everyb she said. department to pieces," he (O Nashville, where artists including • Personal charge accounts in college can idem Andr£ agreed. • said. "Fortunately, we have a nd Loretta Lynn, Patti Page and Dolly • Same day service s said. "That's why it' "We are both so stubborn that couple that has been Parton recorded his songs. • Leather alterations .-ml neither of us will give up on it [the ed to be around each other." extremely stable and have remained His own recording career didn't After first heading the summer together as what I would consider > Shoe repair agreed. marriage)." Andrt said. take off until the 1970s. His biggest ere are certain eve Department of foreign language program by herself, Rita realized to be an exemplary relationship." hit was the working class anthem • alterations and litentuae chair ~ at a longdistance relationship In _their . spare time, the "Rednecks, White Socks and Blue was no.lon| """ 'Ribbon Beer," which went to No. 4 26 (bat aIt is jJU^pj^Bn;^gJ>e apag," Ifroochelate!lite TV, trying, neyfc <11 . lif.lfttilfyj "complement each other compl ita said. "I would ndl continue wines and restaurants, and being iy" doing it if we were not together." with friends and family. r 1 D

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and go see a ballgame cldwr\ as After a good season last year, die Rangers are primed to win the World Series in 2001. With the acquisition of FedteroA Pesgfx a few key players, the Rangers have only improved their lineup for the upcoming season. Onairman The signing of Alex Rodriguez, A - Rod, in the off­ season is a great step in the right direction for our Texas Rangers. Rodriguez will prove to hold himself to the same high standard he played with Seattle. He will con­ Warr>| P : Prem Ed Board wishes the Rangers all the best in the 2001 really, REALLY tired of because I took great care in determining %wii season, and encourages SMU students to get out to going to class, writing whether or not I was violating any rules. There some of the games. After all, isn't a day at the ballpark papers, doing homework was no indication that it was not a valid area. •OTl! I Medalli' and all that other junk? In fact, I interpreted one of the signs as solid b't\iv better than that boring afternoon class? Box Office Ope, I am. It's getting to evidence that it was OK for me to park. (I plan Tic be a struggle just to go to contest it so I am unable to give explicit Voi*. to class. I have massive details.) The bottom line, this lot is lacking in n i v, Bring your own papers I haven't started, the area of proper signage. COURTNEY a Web site I really need Even more bothersome was what I witnessed \vi ACADEMY AWARDS to work on and it goes today. In the same area, I witnessed SMU police THEPLEDGE without saying that I patrol the parking lot. In 15 minutes, this iitU DRUNKEN MASTBI never do any assigned woman issued six, that's SIX, tickets, including EMPBtOR'S NEW GR0 Your reading. 8-8888 one to a vehicle without an SMU sticker in a U ill MISS CONGENIALITY A wonderful night for Oscar; Sigh ... I just want to visitor's spot — the violation: not having a THE 39 STEPS (Alredwh Call graduate already. this call probably doesn't pay tuition out of his sticker. Okay, what part of this am I not under­ -v>b OUR TOWN (MUMiMU» By the way, if you pocket. I know I don't (thanks Dad), and people standing; isn't that where visitors (people with­ -A\i. m^nwassvftcflriHw ,n9vavnviAwards! who will win? tl ir m Qne Qf my professors whose parents don't pay for it probably have out stickers) are meant to park? <4 or TA's, please ignore the above paragraphs. J scholarships, grants or savings. Further, she neglected to patrol the adjacent ltvv> Corner < Despite the sudden collapse of some scaffolding during yes- love school! Yes, SMU is pretty expensive and yes it's a lot. This tells me that SMU Police are aware of V' >' Ipqfay's preparations for the 73rd Academy Awards, Sunday To switch topics, know what bothers me second tier school, but other second tier schools (b&jdcs just about everything)? The things that cost the same or more. And if; reputation up fl£ns festivities planned. Ed Baant* diligent as people tilk about Mend to eavesdrop on con­ north is such a concern, well, then transfer on always, humbly submits its picks for the winners: versations as I walk around campus, and no one up there! "In the long run I don t Best Actor: Ed Harris - POLLACK ever t»lh about anything intelligent In the long run, I don't think it matters so Ed Harris should have been nominated in other categories The conversations always go something like, much where you went to school as what you did think it matters so much "Ohmygod I got sooo wasted last night Then 1 while you were there. Going to Harvard isn't for this powerful biography of troubled artist Jackson Pollock, took all my clothes off and danced on the bar. going to impress anyone if you graduate with a which he wrote, directed and starred in. It's too bad that this is Then Mr. Cool took me home. Should I call 2.0. where you went to school as an independent film, or more people might have seen Harris' him? Ohmygod." I don't mean to come down on this caller. wonderful performance. Or yesterday I actually heard someone say, But there are more important things to complain what you did while you were Best Supporting Actor: Benedo Del Ibro - TRAFFIC "What kind of a word is Hispanic? It's his and about not to mention that anyone able to attend « panic. What's up with that?" any college at all is pretty damn privileged, so there." Del Toro played Javier Rodriguez with such depth and emo­ Sigh. they should just shut it tion that it's hard to imagine any other actor having taken the Anyway, here are some rants that I've gotten role. What's more, he's one of the hottest actors in Hollywood for Your Call. I thought I'd publish them; feel In the March 8 newspaper, some girl wrote right now, and after he gets his Oscar he'll be able to use it to free to leave more. an article about how she parked in the handi­ constant violations in this "sub" lot. I find it V; Vy capped spot and couldn't understand why she disturbing that they are not considering the ^tV. beat off all of those crazed fans at his doorstep. - Hey, like, I was wondering, so we pay got a ticket. Is she that arrogant? Is she that number of tickets issued and reviewing if there W.l Best Actress: Julia Roberts - ERIN BROCKOVICH $28,000 a year for this tuition, this boarding, stupid? It's a handicapped spot! It's not, "just a is anything on their part they can do to correct im Roberts is slated to win, and Ed Board isn't going to argue. this whatever ... why? I honestly want to know minute" parking spot. Duh! the situation (i.e., make the signage less vtV She is the most popular female actor in Hollywood, and why. It's not like you can go up to the north and Yow! I don't really have any response to this; ambiguous) rather than continually punishing o'"'- be like, "I graduated from Southern Methodist I just thought it'd be funny to publish it because students. deserves an Oscar not only for her empowering performance, University." People would be like, "Where's die caller sounded so ticked off. Just don't park Yep, parking tickets suck. I get diem all die sdf but also for all the movies she's had to make with Richard Gere that?" Ivy league schools cost $31,000 or in those handicapped spaces. time. My advice is to try putting your old ones z:tin and Hugh Grant to get where she is. $32,000. I just want to know why we have an on your windshield when you park illegally so Of. b Best Supporting Actress: Judi Dench - CHOCOLAT overpriced education. Seriously. You know what I'm a transfer student, new this semester. Oat die DPS will think you already got one for I'm saying? Just get back to me as soon as you During registration I was encouraged to pur­ parking there ... just kidding, DPS! Dame Judi was the best thing about the supersweet movie can, or put it in your column. I think a lot of chase a parking sticker even though I live within ChocolaL One of these days she will win a brat actress award students want to know why we are charged so walking distance from campus. (I truly believe Hey, I need more calls/rants/whatevers, so 02 . as well, to make up for the year the Academy shafted Mrs. much for a second tier school it's a sneaky way for them to have your plate drop me a line! Brown. Hey guess what no one's forcing anyone to number offile for future reference, but that's my go to SMU. There are plenty of cheaper options opinion.) I've used my car maybe five times and Direction: Ang Lee - CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN for higher education, including UTD, UNT and guess what? One of those five times I received a DRAGON community college. And really, whoever made ticket. How's that for statistics? One in five Cow liwf Allafcaaltaa b a junior joumafam major It* Many people are rooting for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon as best picture, but Ed Board believes that a best pic­ ture winning movie should have a plot Still, Ang Lee created the most visually engaging and perhaps the most entertaining Take flight on campus movie of the year. Many of you have weekly meetings, and many more who are I have looked forward to this conference d Best Picture: ERIN BROCHOVICH recently gone through involved in their Hall Councils. year knowing SMU students will finally be aide Mr • (k The deliberation was long and hard. Ed Board argued for the grueling process of to see how spirited other schools are, especially hours, periodically storming from the newsroom to get take-out housing reapplication, about living in their residence halls. Friday and line from Campisi's. We think one person died. However, Erin some with looks of Saturday, delegates from numerous Texas dread, others with "I hope all of you will notice schools, including SMU, will be attending ses­ -is, : Brochovich beat out Traffic by a nose. After alt you've got a great big smiles. When sions focusing on multi-cultural and diversity YJis'C'. compelling movie surrounded by controversy. What more I first began thinking the enthusiasm that these stu­ issues, how to conduct a successful program, ,om. 1. could a modem movie goer ask? about college I took it leadership skills, as well as icebreakers and oth­ -ito for granted that I dents share and ask them why er foa activities. Campus Fund Raisers, the suppliers for RHA AH ; Editorial Board would live in a dorm room with a complete they love living on campus." exam packs and first-year welcome kits, will lliw:-- • f: foeMta&tr Nancy Nock JedfShtna*k stranger and have late- also be present to give fund-raising ideas and btus / Reagan Nol MMZanpn Sarah fin night study sessions share new products with delegates to see what /ocoa CnMrifcjr jumrfmn Dmtn jflunfibn and midnight snacks students would like to have in their care pack­ with my new found friends. My first year in RHA was also the organiza­ ages. Opiniora expreucd in cacti unsigned editorial rrpraca » couemui decision of the I hope all of you will notice the enthusiasm ma r editorial bowd. AC other article* oo this j*jc reflect the vie»> of individual audion mi For the last five years, 1 have lived in four tion's return to RHA conferences after 10 years, nol necessarily ibon of (he editorial tufT. different residence halls on campus where I have and we delegates were welcomed with open that these students share and not shy away, tat tUd OAII material copyrighted 2001 Student Media Company, Inc. had those experiences and many, many more in aims. I was shocked to see other students from ask them why they love living on campus, why 'id*;". • my frilly decorated rooms. numerous colleges and universities who woe so they have so much spirit for their school, and bits'. < - Letters and columns policy A major part of college is becoming involved full of school spirit and love for their residence why they love being a part of their RHA. As zA , in extracurricular activities, and one of mine, the halls. We all shared programming and fund-rais­ SMU students, I know that you will all be od Ihe Ditty Cimqmt welcomes and cooounyes letters and columns from our Residence Hall Association, became the embod­ ing ideas and formed new friendships while otai" wtjksL Letter* rfmdd not exceed 250 wads in length and columns should be iment of my college career. I loved living in my staying up all night waiting to return to our own hospitality and welcoming die delegates to oar wo - 600-800 wonts. The editor reserves the rig* to edit for length, apeffiog, gram­ residence ball and could not understand why my campuses. campus and help them find their destination if li n -inc mar and style. For verification, letters and columns must include the audm's did not enjoy the experience as much When I left the conference not only was I lost on their way to a program. 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Loyd Jr. All- women's Tech officials have scheduled a city say Tech's decision to hire be' hawked to a new student-based Sports Center, The room 6 p.m. Friday news conference at Knight will result in more Red group called, "The General's the university's newly built United Raider wins. Knight had 723 wins, Army" and read: "Serving to has been officially named Spirit Arena to introduce Knight, 11 Big Ten Championships, three Protect the U-Knighted Spirit tennis 60, as their 12th head coach. national championships and an Arena." the Vic and Gladie Jo File photo Knight will replace James Dickey, Olympic gold medal.during his 29 Salvino Strength Training Kit Carton leads the Mustangs By David NUiners with an 8-0 Individual record. who was fired March 9 after four years at Indiana. OultGUWJ Center. CONTRIBUTING WRITER consecutive losing seasons. The Web edition of the Earl SUTTER HARDTAIL DMEINGRS9MAIL.SMU.EDU "I think a large reason for my Tech Chancellor John Lubbock Avalanche-Journal success is there aren't any real Montford contacted the universi­ reported that Knight, who was In just her first year of play for weak aspects of my game," Carson ty's regents on Thursday and told fired from Indiana last fall after alendars, • The Texas Rangers' Alex the Mustangs, SMU sophomore said. "It's pretty well rounded." them he would go forward with violating a zero-tolerance behav­ ess books Rodriguez is CNN/SIs Kit Carson has already made a An alumna of Westminster hiring the sometimes volatile ior policy imposed by the univer­ making it name for herself. Academy in Hillsboro Beach, Fla., Knight, said regent James Sowell. sity, would accept Tech's offer. activities, top-rated major league Carson was named WAC player Carson began playing at age three. "He's one of the winningest all Residents in this West Texas lator with baseball player heading of the week for Feb. 12-18. That She entered her first tournament time coaches," Sowell said after hub saw the momentum long ith home- week, she handled UT-Arlington when she was 10 and played in the Montford told him of the uni­ before university officials sched­ into the 2001 season. and UTEP to help secure early state tournaments of Florida from versity's plans. "He's proven that uled the news conference. id is inge- wins for the Mustangs. the age of 12 to 18. he is a winner, typically when Red Raider Outfitter, a clothing table key- Currently 8-0, she plays as the In her final year of competing you hire a coach, you hope that store that specializes in Texas i a Palm * • The Tampa Bay in the state tournaments she was you are hiring a winner." Tech items, began printing T-shirts ffordable ranked as high as sixth in the Tech athletic director Gerald shortly after word began to spread Buccaneers signed former "A large part of it is a state. Carson played at the number Myers has recommended Knight that lOiight might be interested in for $329, Arizona Cardinal defen­ one seed for Westminster when to university president David the school, said Stephen cover for mental battle." she entered the seventh grade. Her Schmidly. Schmidly said he Spiegelberg, the store's vice presi­ tible key- sive end Simeon Rice on junior year she won district, planned to accept Myers' choice dent of retail operations. Thursday. Rice, an All- regional and state. and presented the recommenda­ "It's been nuts ever since," for more In the future, Carson wants to tions to Montford on Thursday. Spiegelberg said. The store has Pro in 1999, will join the Kit Carson become a professional player. 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PS^W^. students stayedin the room for 20 minutes, 13 others. Both schools are in the same tation, but it was unclear if they became until polide escorted them out. district east of San Diego. involved. S:>'-":S; :; f:^ ' Police Capt. Bill McCluig said Officer "This it a nightmare," said Glorianne The suspect was taken to surgery at Richard Agundez was stationed at the "I'm worried tosend my kid Pollock, Roger Pollock's mother. "As a Sharp Memorial Hospital, said spokes­ §li|Slllr '• school, heard the gunfire and reported it by parent, I'm worried to send my, kids to woman Eileen Cornish. ^ page 1 ' . radio. He then found the suspect. school. I just want to lock him in a room The pellet wounds were suffered by two Junior Roger Pollock, 16, was in math "They had a slight running gun battle at to school. 1'just want to lock and keep him there. This wasn't as bad as boys, a girl and two female teachers. All class taking a test when he heard a rapid the school," McClurg said. Santana, but it could have been." were released from hospitals Thursday ( I( ' succession of about six shots. : u The midday shooting sparked a confus­ him in fl room and keep Neither the officer nor a sheriff's except for one of the boys, a 16-year-old .•'". -' *'"' •»»'••• "I heard my teacher say, 'Is that a ing scene, with officers scrambling across deputy who helped take the gunman into who suffered pellet wounds to his chest, i|MH| skateboard?' I said 'Nope, that's not a the campus as many of die 2,900 students; '.J'. him there/ custody were injured, police said. aim and head and may remain hospitalized 'skateboard. That's for real,"' he said. fled to a nearby park. There were reports that sheriff's into the weekend, officials said. tit , He said he looked outside the window It also sent a new jolt of fear through Glorianne Pollock, deputies happened to be at the school tak­ Junior Chris Wesley told KGTV the and saw a young man with blood on his communities still shaken by a March 5 ing reports on another matter, and that a gunman fired at least eight shots and lltlWB-'l! 'face. Everyone in the class then ducked: rampage seven miles away at Santana concerned mother police officer was also on campus for a reloaded his weapon. there Were .»• rotests elng. Fori it has tattle. vftfi the companl suburbs. ark «ing, Church legion. ] You are Invited to an Afternoon#} ECK luartersl owth ast<^r Spiritual Laws: Tools For Building airman aM A Better Life npany hoj^H ft headqu^f to its opeij^ 1100 tab Saturday April 7m 2K)0 - 5:30 pm $ Dallu ECKANKAR Cwter manufacttife 10675 Fbuio ltd. Suite 111) inlexes wM (214)341-5904 FREE Admission it more tte£> Christian Science Reading Room working ^ 5600 W. Lovers Ln., Ste 114 ansfened^r 214-352-5250 P/S'OR every tuesday The answer is simply Jesus. Compassion %5 LIFEGUARD Justice a mid-week gathering Inclusion Hughes Trigg Ballroom Looking to Connect? Liberation 7:01 p.m. Join your fellow students as we emple study, worship and fellowship Services Sunday at 2 p.m. SSR it a iirtwdmomiiiationat each Sunday Morning! miiMtryof Bible Study Wednesday at 7:30 p.m -s Hillcrost Church Adult Sunday School 9:45 am 12123 HHIereet ltd. (College class meets in room A123) United Pentecostal (1/2 mil* south of LBJ FNMMJI) I 972.392.3992, ext. 213 Worship Services 8:30 & 10:50 am Church A-"-*- - •mall: nshboy133Ctaotmall.com North way Christian Church Preston Road 8c Main Street 7202 W. Northwest Hwy. Frisco, TX I Shuttle Mrvlca Is available *?" 3821 University Blvd •wary Sunday Q 8:45 a.m CATHEDRAL _ HOPE 214-361-6641 Pastor: Dan Lunsford 214 52G17GG laawfcig from tha flagpole. wwwJiorthwaychristian.org (972) 712-LORD i s«

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Atjchaeology conjures visions of Indiana Jones, with a clever 3;: • darice of good against evil in which the good must prevail. In reali' ^5« . ty* the adventure is not a moral struggle, but an intellectual one to "2* ; , unearth remnants of the past that we might better understand both v 7 our ancestors and ourselves. With an internship in the Department v of^nthropology and a research fellowship from the William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies, Tim Jaster was rewarded with both the endeavor and the adventure of a brief journey to New & Mexico, and into the past. '< Jaster's internship with Dr. Michael Adler, anthropology profes­ sor, is cm evolvingtasfcof documenting an arvhaeological site and

By Tim E. JuUr degrees. The wind picked up steadi­ America and the Southwestern the cold leaving us without water in bas relief petroglyphs on the worn CovnuBLTiNC WRrrtR ly as I crossed the New Mexico bor­ United States. the quonset hut that is both lab and sandstone cliffs and madei a feW" the surface and discovering, title der at Clovis at a quarter to six. In The apparatus I built to photo­ quarters. more slow strolls across the^pueblo nature of.the adobe and masonry. The late Harry Mera first report­ the next two hours, winds increased graph the sherds was only slightly Other problems had cut the elec­ ruins as question after question By £xposipg only tiiib iippermd& ed on an ancient pueblo known as as the sun slowly set on the New unusual: the sherds were held by tricity, and the darkness was full of arose begging but without any con­ surface of the walls, a trained en LA758 (Lab Anthropolgy). The Mexico desert. thin copper wires on a rotating the sound of the wind that raged clusive answers. can discern which rooms may h3$£ number of sites have since grown to An hour after dark, I pulled into stand; the lighting, power supply, through the night. Before dark, we With a 100 or more rooms, 10 been destroyed by fire, as inter^l over LA 100,000 acres currently Vaughn, a gas station grocery store- light booth, camera and pottery walked up to the site. It is difficult percent already destroyed or torn heat oxidises: the naturally occtigr known as the Chaves-Hummingbird deli and the Bel-Air/ motel. There is mounts, could be carried in a single to walk at times and not step on from their context, the prinfairy ring iron in,'the adobe and trati^ Ruin. Mera. a doctor, made house a definite fear of being caught by a hand. A digital camera with a laptop some of the pottery sherds and lithic question asks which rooms should - forms the khaki clays into a brigpjl calls and would query the natives as sudden snow storm and stranded in computer recorded the images. or stone tools. be exdavated to yield the greatest red. '::;V ••..v'r • to where he might find a ruin or desolate desert village. The next My last morning in Santa Fe was Broken metates, polishing stones amount of information about the Perfect comets and thin lines w some artifacts. The success and morning a snow plow was parked greeted with fair skies and strong and lithic cores can be readily people who occupied die pueblo for ancient plaster reveal expert crafts'^ thoroughness of his surface collec­ next to my motorcycle. winds and a thin sheet of ice on my observered on the surface from possibly a thousand years and then manship in the absolutely straight tions and taxonomy became the The drive north on Highway 285 motorcycle seat. I headed south on most any point in the ruins. In the suddenly disappeared 100 years pri­ finishes. A trained eye can detect standard samples for future studies was beautiful, crisp and clear. Highway 14, the gracefully curved morning, I would begin taking the or to the arrival of Columbus. which walls were earlier construc­ of ancient pueblo artifacts in the Winds out of the west were so TUrquoise Trail that flows along the photographs that would later be There are clues. The cryptogam- tions and which were architectural New Mcxico region. strong, a 10 degree pitch was neces­ eastern slope of the Sandia woven into panoramas as seen from ic 'crust' can reveal much as to the additions. From the exposure of the My adventure began with the sary to avoid being blown into the Mountains. As prearranged, Dr. the ancient pueblo. location of walls. The adobe retains uppermost surface of the waljs; need to photograph both the exem­ ditch and any speed greater than 55 Adler and I met west of Adler conducted an inventory of moisture at a different rate than the Adler drew a floor plan of a feftf plary standards of Mera's artifacts mph was impossible. Antelope Albuquerque by the historic Rio the lab in preparation for this sum­ alluvial clays and windblown desert room? to aid in developing..a and the Chaves-Hummingbird Ruin. grazed on dry winter grasses and Puerco Bridge on the old Route 66. mer's Earthwatch volunteers while I sands and the cracks in the crust sequence of excavation. r L A $500 undergraduate fellow­ the mountains rose before me. The temperature was warmer shot and downloaded photos. Later, form straight lines along the outside The Earthwatch volunteers will ship from the William P. Clement's Half an hour before noon I drove during the day in the desert but the we toured a nearby butte with faint edges of the now subterranean only be on site from My 14-28 and foundation made possible my six- into Santa Fe. A light snow was wind had grown to a walls. Aug. 4-18 this year. Studetits are day journey to the vaults of the New falling and I inhaled the sweet smell fury. The desert is As. the nocturnal surface mois­ encouraged and welcome io take Mexico Museum of Indian Art and of pifion rose from winter fires. An both stark and beau­ ture evaporates, the earth is also part ; C •• Culture in Santa Fe and to the hour later at the lab, I met Dody tiful; simple yet discolored and the adobe is slight­ desert west of Albuquerque. Fugate, assistant curator/archaeo­ complex. Even in ly darker for a brief period before Tim E. Jaster is an aitthnppolog I left McKinney on Sunday at logical research collections at the the biting March all is dried by the sun. These are and journalism dual majoratShift 9:09 a.m. in a misty rain. Heavy Museum of New Mexico. The long winds, the desert rain started just east of Denton and hours of photographing representa­ yields peace. The continued through Wichita Falls. tive pieces of pottery sherds over hard freezes of win­ There, the sky cleared with a cold the next two days was accented by ter had gone but left wind. Scattered clouds blew by and occasional accounts of her own their mark as a water the temperature dropped a few adventures in the Himalayas, South pipe had split from

Halfway between Vaughn and Santa Fa on SH285 North. A working windmill stand* stoidy against a vivid blue sky.

The surface of tha Chaw* Hummingbird Ruinl h cowfid with artifact* which ara revealed a«| rains slowly wash away tha surrounding soH.j

Rlghfa A pises of Agua Fria pct- tary with black on red elabora­ tion. Tha brlgfit colors ara slips, The hostel in Santa Fe Is an Dody Fiigate, assistant curator at or day band, rather than glazes inexpensive alternative to tlw tha Now Mexico Musetan of Indian and tha pottery was fired at 700 tourist hotels. Soon here is a Art and Culture hi Santa Fa holds to 900degrees yeilding a terra­ portion of the elaborate and a sctil recently donated for possi­ cotta rather than vitreous china. detailed mural which covers ble Identification and proper dis­ the entrance wail. position.

Just south of Madrid, looking back at Santa F* to tlw north, SH14 winds along tha eastern slope of the Sandia Mountains. Tha SKcaWent road surface, doar weather and little liiflh made this leg of the Journey one of the most pleasurable.

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