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SMU last A WWW.DAILYSKIFF.COM gs came weir own na Soon- Health Center not to follow federal HIV advice 1, in this seem to By SARAILEYNN FRANKLIN SUCCess,” Services, to implement it only done HIV tests upon request and comply with the Centers for Disease Staff Reporter If the recommendation is enacted Hallam said the Health Center does will continue to do so, she said Control and Prevention recommenda v have to Even though HIV cases are increas: by Texas law, the consent form need- not initiate HIV tests “It's not something that is going tions, hospitals, clinics and doctors’ ed to test for HIV will no longer be They must be requested and to be arbitrarily done,” Hallam said offices will include HIV testing for Salt Lake ing nationally, the university will not tah Utes, be following a new federal recom mandatory, said Mark Wilson, Tarrant approved by the patient's doctor, “Here at the Health Center, we never people in the 13 to 64 age range as r Frogs to mendation to routinely test people County Public Health Department's Crawley said, never run tests that are not ordered part of all routine blood exams that a confer ages 13 to 64. program manager for Adult Health Hallam said in her 22 years of by the doctor test blood sugar, kidney function and The federal government now rec Services, Health Center employment, TCU has In the past, HIV was considered hemoglobin count, not just specific ommends routine HIV testing for Laura Crawley, assistant dean a separate infection from all other cases such as pregnancy #16 million to 22 million HIV tests are people ages 13 to 64 without requir of Campus Life for health promo- STDs, and therefore, a patient con Doctors in the United States per ing pretest counseling or signing a tion, said the recommendation was performed annually in the United States, sent form was required for a phy form 16 million to 22 million annual patient consent form, but TCI will announced Sept, 22 #25 percent of infected Americans sician to administer an HIV test HIV tests, according to the Washing continue to give HIV tests only upon It's just a government guide unknowingly carry the disease. Wilson said ton Post article Kathleen Baldwin, director of request, said Marilyn Hallam, the line, not a mandate,” Crawley said, According to a Sept. 22 Washing assistant to the director of Health explaining why TCU does not have According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ton Post article, if medical providers See AIDS, page 2

= = BLESS ME WITH A KISS ass of 2008 plans to raise t an indi wy A in both Berret $53,000 for February build ndividual lude fin By RACHEL MCDANIEL Stall Reporter all of his I'he class of 2008 aims to Sybesma raise $53,000 by Dec. 1 for we eam is FrogHouse, the junior class Hon, Habitat for Humanity project, est 1 have which provides a new volun y said. “I teer-built home for a family ¢ together in need

“itis just I'he $53,000 is the stan dard fee required by Habitat ‘Thursday, for Humanity for the build (¢ advan said Melissa Bovd, associate His teams director of the TCL Lead ership Center I'he money hea State will pay for everything from will have land to needed materials, swim in a she said ip of that, Habitat for Humanity imbing to ROBYN SHEPHEARD / Stat! Photographer requires a minimum 50 per ves Two pugs take part in the 2nd Annual Blessing of the Animals in front of Robert Carr Chapel on Tuesday evening cent down payment at least 60 days before construction TEPHEN SPILLMAN / Staff Photographer begins; the other 50 per Alice Kazabukeye £ 5, leans on studs inside her family’s future house in Fort cent is due 30 days after the Worth, a Habitat for Humanity project for students, The class o f 2008 will TABC meeting draws a small crowd down payment Boyd said start building a new Froghouse the third week of February Fhe entire down payment for By MORGAN BLUNK FrogHouse will be paid on here are also fundrais FrogHouse had to raise to clear the rift between students and TABC at Start Reporte r Dec, 1, since students aren't ing events scheduled dur $51,500 last vear feam a campus crime prevention event in the Student If college students and Texas and on campus to raise funds ing Junior Week, which takes members raised $30,000 Center sponsored by TCU Police. But there Beverage Commission investigators have a during winter break, Boyd place in mid-October, Rafl and the office of Student were only nine people at the gathering mutual disdain for each other, it's because said said, The biggest event they Affairs paid for the remain In a thick Southern accent, with no cowboy they only meet when their two worlds col FrogHouse Executive have planned is a percent der. Bovd said if the team hat but a badge and gun in tow, Welsh told the lide, a TABC agent told faculty and students Director Alison Raff, a junior age night on Oct. 16 at Pot fails to raise the money this group what TABC is, why it exists, the laws it Tuesday movement science major, belly Sandwich Works, where vear, it would be covered by enforces and why he thinks there's bad blood TABC Agent David Welsh said he had hoped said she has no doubt the the restaurant will donate 50 the office of Student Affairs between students and TABC agents $53,000 will be raised by percent of its proceeds to again “The student body sees us as a bunch of Dec. } the FrogHouse We can't tail or the fam ogres, and we see students as a bunch of “We'll make fund ily doesn't get a home,” Boyd spoiled brats,” Welsh said, “That's because “As children we it," she said Fhat's going said the only interaction we have with students is ‘It's going to be all had houses to be a big thing Construction will begin writing them tickets.” hard to do it, but and security, But for us to do the third week in Febru I'he event was advertised in a campuswide ¢ I think that peo getting the word ary. Building, which could mail sent by Pam Christian, TCU crime preven these people ple are going to out about that take eight to nine weeks to tion officer, who said she brings someone in to don’t have that, realize that this Raff said complete depending on the talk biannually is a good cause, We're just giving FrogHous weather, will take place on ‘Once a semester, | have a speaker come and they are them the same is the class gift Fridays and Saturdays as part of our crime watch,” Christian said going to want that we had.” from the class Last veuar FrogHouse “1 also had TABC come out at the beginning TCU ATHLETICS to do whatever of 2008 opened three weeks later of the year to talk to fraternities and sorori Rachel Fosdahl nd Midland, they can.” junior vear than planned due to several ties,’ I'he project is Junior English is almost the rain-based postponements Welsh said he would've liked to have led by a group major end of our time but the family of eight is seen more students in attendance and ask of juniors who at TCH said now living in its four-bed ing questions. He even included a cartoon shes meet every Sun FrogHouse team room house of Santa Claus being arrested for posses day night as part of a class member Rachel Fosdahl I'he location for this vear's sion of illegal drugs in his sleigh to lighten 5th out of in the School of Education “Now is the time for us to FrogHouse is not vet final the mood, h a time of MORGAN BLUNK ytaft Reporter Students receive three hours branch out into the commu ized, but, Fosdah!l said Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission agent David Welsh ‘(The Santa clip) would've been a lot more his means, of class credit for their work nity ideally it will be close to speaks about the authority of TABC and the laws about funny if more people were here,” Welsh on the project Fosdahl, a junior English campus underage drinking Tuesday in the Student Center said, ed through FrogHouse team members major, said she wanted to be d finished sent letters to corporations a part of FrogHouse because vith a time and businesses in the Dallas she enjoys helping people JUNIOR WEEK FROG- New program offers information on aging Fort Worth area and to par ‘It's intense, but it's a lot HOUSE ACTIVITIES: vas hoping ents of the junior class asking of fun,” she said. “It's really O minutes, By VICTORIA PUENTE and communi The center is not expected to for donations, Raff said. They rewarding to be able to see *Oct. 16, from 5-8 p.m,, Pot- is really up Staff Reporter ty focus efforts be finished until early 2007, also asked for donations after it from start to finish belly Sandwich Works (50%

anly said, The Center on Healthy Aging in the area of Burns said. a presentation at the Parents Fosdah! and Raff both of proceeds will go to Frog- Council meeting during Fam emphasized the importance House) rrain forced is a new program within the Har gerontology, The main goal of the center try and bal said Paulette is to promote the healthy aging ily Week of giving back to the com ris College of Nursing and Health *0ct, 20 Student Competition ts through- Burns, dean of older adults by educating The students have already munity Sciences, according to the dean (residence halls and intra- as best as of the Harris College of the Harris students, faculty, community raised more than $11,200, ‘As children we all had murals) y said, The Center for Healthy College professionals and the public majority of which has come houses and security,” Fos BURNS cturned to Aging will provide support for Plans for about aging-related issues, said from parents of juniors, said dahl said. “But these people «Oct. 21 Junior Jumpstart (on mile field older adults, their families and the center began in June 2001 Dennis Cheek, an endowed Marcy Paul, director of the don't have that, We're just giv application it will ask to give their care-givers by bringing when it received a Vision in professor of gerontology Women's Resource Center and ing them the same that we $8 to FrogHouse) age we are together academic research Action strategic fund grant See NURSING, page 2 FrogHouse adviser had.” re we'll fine

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will and chronic disease, with a poor quality of life,” Barnes imenting with multiple partners, take preventative mea- unfortunately increasing their risk NURSING sures, he said. Cheek said. AIDS said. i The center, which will be : From page 1 Barnes said although routine of HIV,” Barnes said. “They're not From page 1 “Texas has the fourth located in Bass Hall Room testing is good, it could be expen- really being proactive enough.” largest older-adult pop- 119, has a director, nurs- graduate studies in nursing, said sive, which she said may be why Sophomore nursing major Becki The center will be ben- ulation in the country,” ing professor Linda Curry. the government made the sugges- it is not applied on campus. She Janke said routine HIV-testing eficial to the TCU commu- Cheek said in a grant However, the center still tion because, despite the large said that is why she believes people would help obtain a more accu- nity as a site for accurate proposal for the center needs a full-time admin- number of tests, 250,000 Ameri only need to be tested if they are rate number of HIV cases, information gathering and “However, the health care SGA 2 istrative assistant and an cans are unknowingly infected, sexually active “I would do it and would encour a place for families to ask and business workforce advisory board for the cen- 10 percent of those infected are Health care is a business.” age my patients to,” Janke said about and discuss impor. in Texas is not prepared ter is still being assembled, n readis diagnosed too late and the number Barnes said Sophomore nursing major tant aging-related issues, to respond to the grow Student ing needs of older adults Cheek said of annual new infections in the Hallam said cost is not a factor, Bridgette Hecht said testing should Cheek said one has and their families.” I'he community advi- United States has not decreased it's university policy be dependant on each person's his- For example, if a stu- Programmi Many students have sory board will decide in 15 years We're not running an HIV clin tory and that if offered, she would dent's grandparents have much mone what direction the center ‘Universal screening tor HIV ic,” Hallam said not get an HIV test heart disease and both either a parent and/or a Especially grandparent who is close will take as far as educa- infection seems like a reasonable Despite rct’s policy, Hallam ‘I am aware of my sexual history parents are developing it, students bo to or older than age 67 tion, community support way to impact this national epi said information on HIV is avail: and I know that 1 don’t have any then the student is at risk, ly unaware Cheek said the Social Security and research, Cheek said demic that does not seem to be able through campus presentations infectious diseases like HIV, so | NACA Ni definition of an older The board will determine resolving with current less aggres and the TCU Web site. Hallam also don't feel like | need to be tested, However, if students Movie Nigl ask questions about their adult and will have what would be the most SIVE Measures, said Baldwin. “Early said there are certain cases where Hecht said These ar to deal with things such beneficial way to get the diagnosis and treatment remain the the Health Center will suggest HIN Sophomore nursing major Ron families’ health histories sored camy as health care, a living program started cornerstones for living with HIV testing as a result of an exam Gallegos said patients should be then they may be able to than $8,00 tested if they give permission and Donelle Barnes, associate pro Barnes said students should be ter fessor for the School of Nursing given an option to receive the test he would allow for an HIV test Another said receiving treatment carly is My personal opinion is any sexu unless he had to pay for it and $4,250 important ally active college student should be If it is something that the “Lunch Bu If people are not getting treat offered an HIV test, Barnes said government is promoting then | Daily. Shouldn’i students are believe the insurance should pay, Fresh know they're College frequently Made ment early, then we Skiff. ming Coun going to die sooner and probably sexually active and may be exper Gallegos said which the « Obvious! hosts are a

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r 4, 2006 @® TCU Daily Skiff AMISH SCHOOL SHOOTINGS Two more girls, a 7-year-old and a 9-year-old, died early Tuesday morning from shootings at an Amish schoolhouse in Pennsylvania disease, 4 Opi Nn1oIl by gunman Charles Carl Roberts IV Wednesday, October 4, 2006 — 3 ch will be

all Room or, NUrs- RICKY ANDERSON da Curry. THE SKIFF VIEW nter still + admin- SGA 2007 budget funds unnecessary events t and an r the cen- n reading the 2007 budget for the $1,200 is spent on advertising those sembled, Student Government Association, events, following an obvious $225 waste on marketing research, ity advi- one has to question why SGA and Programming Council are spending so SGA and the Programming Council I decide should spend a little more on their mar he center much money on events, Especially ones in which the majority of keting research and a little less on their 1s educa students both on and off campus are whol- events support More money should be put into eek said ly unaware, NACA National? Frog of the Week? research to figure out what students etermine truly want and are willing to go to dur the most Movie Night Series? the year before SGA spends money 0 get the These are just a few of the SGA-spon ing sored campus events, which just less Granted, some of the events are well | than $8,000 is poured into this semes. funded and full of student participa ter tion, such as Homecoming, but there Another $600 is spent on SGA parties is absolutely no reason for more than and $4,250 on an unknown event called $9,500 is wasted on a gingerbread “Lunch Bunch house decorating, Revive Live and Sin Shouldn't SGA use its $19,892 Program gled Out if no one is going, ming Council budget on the students for But why should our elected student which the organization was formed? representatives the president, vice Obviously not, since the events it president and treasurer care when hosts are almost always accompanied the three of them are pulling down a by a lack of student participation or combined $6, 8807

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People should focus on own lives Zero-tolerance toward gangs appreciated Last week, lunchtime ing to take their chances and didn't even disturb with another incident like classes in nearby build Besides the obvious antici Blake Williams said, “The commuters on Hulen Street the one that got a student ings. In fact, the Police pation for my weekly col only time I've ever seen CNN witnessed a bizarre incident shot Department's anti-gang umn, last Wednesday was an on in the Student Center is at Arlington Heights High policy is probably a wel important day. No, you didn’t when they were running the School. Fort Worth police In the case last Wednes day, the school resource come to other students COMMENTARY forget your story about T.O. The crowd COMMENTARY arrested officer saw students gath With the threat of nonstu mom's birth of people watching subse x | 20 people, dents trying to cause riots day or your quently got up and left when | ordering ering outside and imme diately called for police on campus, students will parents’ anni the real news came on.” | them to the probably feel safer know Versary but For an even greater exam | ground and backup, according to the Star-Telegram article ing that police officers are Terrell Owens ple, think of the motto for handcuffed ready to handle any trou of the Dallas VHI's Celebreality: “Get a life them in the While many people might ble Cowboys was heirs.” We are so intrigued school's try to take break up the fight themselves before People need to learn accused of with those who entertain us back park vit y Kahar calling the authorities, gangs and fighting are not attempting to on-screen that we demand ing lot, here, the resource officer something to mess around commit suicide they do the same off-screen according to a story in the made the right decision with. I'm sure not all of the It's always a curious thing And there are numerous mar Sept. 28 Fort Worth Star Instead of trying to han students gathered planned anytime some big scandal kets created and thriving lelegram on fighting, but even those makes headlines, specula around this addiction, | I'he arrests are the result dle the incident through the school's methods, the present to watch the fight tion arises from the media's couldnt even begin to count of the Police Department's resource officer called in need to know gang fights talking heads to make things or estimate how many tab stepped-up zero-tolerance outside help who knows will be taken seriously sound more significant and loids exist today, but in their who believe Nick Lachey and policy to gangs and comes how to handle these types And once other stu imperative than they really competitive market, they're Jessica Simpson really were after a series of gang-related dents see what they face if are. But has anyone stopped becoming cheaper in both in love, look what years of incidents on school cam of situations and can put they decide to participate to think of how crucial these price and content the press watching every bat puses in the area an immediate stop to happenings are to our every Perhaps the most sadden of the eyelash, every kiss, One incident occurred them why would they take the chance? The repercussions day lives? ing fact is the media feed us every embrace, did to their near Paschal High School "his approach should don't involve having to sit On the evening news last stories that are created in relationship. Would your mar where, two weeks ago, set an example to anyone through detention or get Wednesday, it looked as the news writers’ own back riage survive having its first police interfered with a witnessing a possible riot ting a suspension (which though it was extremely cru rooms. It is seldom that we two years videotaped, nation potential gang fight. Before Even if it could possibly be solved by school personnel, to many students, prob cial. I watched the entire see stories dealing with celeb ally-televised and marketed on Sept. 8, an incident why take the chance of law ably means a vacation) from news program, which was rities that are worthy of the for DVD? resulted in a police officer school. Instead, students plastered with story after sto nonfiction section in your But these aren't the only shooting a student after suits and injuries? Calling the authorities is the most will be handcuffed, put ry about T.0,, and realized local library. Each story begins rifts created by our fixation being jumped by several efficient and direct way to into the back of a police car there were only two “real with the smallest piece of evi I'he amount of time we waste boys and taken downtown like a news” stories, and frankly, | dence that is woven into a fab delving into a world where It is clear from these deal with gang fights criminal. That means per can't remember them ricated story of love, romance, every ounce of truth in your events something more Aside from that, of the 20 people who met outside manent record. The zero Since I'm not a football deceit, heartache and the life is ruthlessly converted needs to be done to con tolerance approach not only buff, there seems to be some recent favorite: pregnancy into a false story that tears us trol gang violence on last Wednesday to fight, efficiently deals with gang thing wrong with the fact Our thirst for tasteless and apart from our own world school-district campuses at least one was not a stu dent the one believed fights as they happen, but that I know all the intricate useless knowledge has caused the real world, It's a sim Police have long exercised they'll also serve as a detri details of Owens’ alleged us to feed the lucrative market ple thing to watch the news the zero-tolerance gang to have initiated the dis turbance, according to the ment to future gang fights drug overdose but can only of tabloids and TV shows that every day and be aware of policy in the street it And as for the 20 people vaguely remember something are devoted to celebrity sight what's happening around you only makes sense the same Star-Telegram. Obviously, this problem is not some four of whom were adults about a school shooting in ings and fightings. By feeding globally, culturally and local approach, and possibly and 16 minors, a little taste Colorado shown on that this hunger, we indirectly cre ly, but we still can’t seem to more, should be applied to thing schools alone can control, if some of the peo of the real world might be same broadcast ate more buzz: A true busi make it as important as the schools ple involved aren't even just what they need to get It seems to me our obses nessman will always give the alleged suicide attempt of a While arresting 20 peo Sit under their jurisdiction them back on track sion with the lives of the rich people what they want, And man we'll never meet ple outside the school Furthermore, noth Aan and famous is a direct reflec what we want tends to tear building might seem dras tion of the skewed priorities apart celebrities more than tic, I think it's a step in the Ng negative came as a result of these arrests, The of our society we realize right direction. You can't arrests didn't harm anyone, History graduate student For example, for those of us blame police for not want Citizens, parents have right to request certain books off shelves

immature and too inexperienced to inappropriate for a particular library Last week was Banned Books Most challenges occur because the example, sexually explicit material or understand the complexity of certain collection Week, which raises awareness about challenger believes a book has offen- books with obscene language How would the stakeholders of the grave threat that book banning sive language or sexually explicit Take the book that was the most issues public education, parents, monitor the poses to our civil liberties. And surely material. Seventy-one percent of these challenged in the United States last Parents need to look out for chil dren, and they should have the ability book collection of a school library if everyone would agree that the gov- challenges are about books in pri- year: “It’s Perfectly Normal: Changing to help guide their children's reading not through official complaints? Sure ernment shouldn't restrict our rights mary or secondary schools or school Bodies, Growing Up, Sex, and Sexual material. School library collections lv the ALA doesn't believe all possible to read whatever we darn well please, libraries. Health.” The book is supposedly for should reflect that reading materials, such as clearly por But Banned Books Week is not a One reason school is such a head ages 10 and up, so it may be found at It would be wrong for every chal nographic books, should be included protest of governmental book ban ache for good parents is that they an elementary school near you, But, lenge to end in the banning of a book in school library collections. With such book banning have practically no control over what can you blame parents for wanting ning because out any kind of community involve does not actually exist in our nation their children are doing during the their elementary school-aged Kids to from a library, even a school library If challenges universally led to book ment such as the challenging process, Instead, the week, sponsored by the school day. Parents hand them off to learn about sex in a supervised man- ner rather than by independently banning, books that just have unpop school libraries could include any American Library Association, is a the educational system and hope the reading a (rather graphically illustrat- ular opinions would become unavail thing in their collections librarians movement to stop private citizens schools are monitoring their behav imetro8 able for public consumption, deem appropriate from asking certain library collections iors well, ed) sex education primer? Perhaps it is unacceptable for But most challenges do not result I'he truly disheartening thing about to remove certain books from shelves, So if a school library has a book i. # 838 any book to be banned from a pub- in the book being banned in a partic Banned Books Week, though, is that 2 Banned Books Week is silly that the parent does not approve of, lic library or a library in academia ular collection, Instead, the challenges by trying to demonize the legitimate because some books should be it's a major problem for parental con unless the book is clearly illegal. But are simply formal written complaints concerns of private citizens, it under pace 5513 banned from certain libraries. These trol. Parents don't have control over in school libraries, it's a different mat- that are made by concerned citizens mines the true viciousness of nations 2 requests by private citizens, or “chal- every aspect of their children's lives, ter altogether. Children don't have Banned Books Week's goal is really that actually do ban books lenges,” as the ALA calls them, actu- and kids will pick up information that is inappropriate. But, there's no the same rights as adults — they just to label people as uncultured, m. ally just add to the public debate can't smoke, drink or give consent to narrow-minded and un-American ditions — the challenges do not sason for schools to compound this about books if they are concerned that a book is

amount to censorship problem further by providing, for have sex with an adult, Children are

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By BILLY WESSELS during practice By BILLY WESSELS process to become a sports semester Staff Reporter It was great,” Hobbs said after Staff Reporter club for Barseth was avoid- Burgess is one of those students new at the sport The Horne d Frogs will look to coming back in the BYU game, If students want the ing a paper cut EST. 1902 chance to kick some butt “It was a plethora of “I have no experience, | redeem themselves after the dis his first action of the season. “It A —— RY appointing loss last week to BY was relief most of all and do it with TCU's bless- paper work and a lot of just thought it would be fun when they ge y on the road to face I'he two passing offenses have ing, there's now a place for hoops to jump through but to try it out,” Burgess said, One of the problems the the Utah Ute 5 put up similar numbers on the youl, worth it,” Barseth said. “It’s young club has faced has “BYI play ed with more pur season as well About 60 members been a learning process. | have joined the Tae Kwon had never started an orga- been trying to find a place pose than we did, said head Cu is averaging 205 vards to practice at TCU, Barseth football coach Gary Patterson passing a game, while Utah puts Do Club , which brought nization before and didn't know what it took to do said, By ELISA GOA “We got banged around because up 186.4 yards a game home six trophies, five for Staff Reporte I didn't think we played with a Although the offenses are simi first place, at Grand Master that.” “Reserving space was dif differ Han's Texas Championship Barseth has been involved ficult since we are brand More th: lot of passior ' lar. the two defenses have new, and some clubs already I'he Frogs and the Utes have ent strengths statistically 20006, the club's first tour- in martial arts since she was sold for to 11 and is now a third-degree had spaces reserved,” Bars Forum whe met three ti nes betore includ I'he Frogs are ranked third in nament ing the 23-2 ) overtime win for the nation in rushing defense, Kat Barseth, a senior black belt in tae kwon do eth said spondent + health and fitness major, and a first-degree black belt That is part of the reason segments | the Frogs la st season at Amon allowing just 45.8 yards per ground ENNIFER BICKERSTAFF | Photo Editor started the club in jujitsu why the club does not have experience Carter Stadi im game on the and said CU's but passing defense Senior quarterback Jeff Ballard rushes for she wants to share her love Evervone who is new plans to host competitions, Sanjay ( hat was nine vards y has not been nearly ive yurdaito pe TU: hy away from its of the sport to tae kwon do starts with Barseth said rosurgeon first win i gainst ‘BYU played and students I'he club practices two Utah, who hi I am passionate about a white belt, backgroun id lost with more #8 strong arts and love to have opportunities to nights a week, Mondays as Hurrica to the L'tes twice CU's defense is martial teach, Barseth said. “I advance through the TCI and Wednesdays, in the in Sri-Lank while mem! ers of purpose than allowing 259 vards the team will be the lack of pur club, Barseth said University Recreation Cen throughou the Western Athlet we did!) passing a game ple in the stands, but Hobbs said wanted other students to ter ic Conferenc t Gary Patterson which puts it No. 110 that won't hurt it much have the experience.” Barseth said most of the Dues for the new club are You have to be in the nation out of We don't ever look into the I'he club serves as a great members probably have $30, and Barseth encourag very physic al, and Head football coach 119 schools stands,” Hobbs said place for martial artists to white belts since 80 percent es people to come and poke you gotta de wide to L'tah has only Nhe players are expecting a come together, said Bran of the members have little to no experience before this their heads in, get after pe ople if allowed 161.2 vards very good game that shouldn't don Burgess, senior entre because through the air, but it has allowed give them a chance to look into prencurial management vou want to beat Utah they are a ve ry physical team up 121.4 yards on the ground the stands major front,” Patter son said Although the defenses differ hey are a very good football ‘If you want to meet peo I'he Frogs and the Utes have the two team's scoring defenses team,” Buchanan said. “It will be ple, have a good time and put up simil ir statistics this sea ire very similar a very intense football game learn how to defend your I'he Frogs are allowing just 13.5 sell at the same time, is a sOn ICL has nt ished for 172.5 vards points a game, and scoring 23 great way to do that,” Bur a game and | tah is averaging 161 POINES a4 Zan while the Utes are CORRECTION: ess said yards a game on the ground allowing 16.2 points a game, and Other members joined for the physical activity and Expect T¢ U's rushing game to IVCTaging 28.8 points I'hursday's game will be TCU's In “H20 Frogs ready to begin to improve their health receive a boost with senior tail season,” an article in Tuesday's I joined mainly for back Lonta Hobbs back in the first out-of-state game of the sea Skiff, Rikki Covey was referred to game alter an injury sustained son the exercise and to get in It's our first real road test, in the wrong gender. 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