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Freshman Petr Guo can‘t Housni Bennis taught Arabic find,2a place to put his micro at Washington University dur- ing much of the 19905. After a rollled. ltremainedSstueaedy. then :Heis one of several fresh- hiatus. he returned three years ked. consi rably over the nSotheuth40 livtngin 15 ago to continue teaching at the past t11 sewith more than ‘nl‘fornced" triples dorm rooms Univestranty. 0 students enrolling "lc tell you the change Bennis said the interest in from '93 to whenlcame backis Arabic studies is two-fold. One. huueg. We used to startewith 10- students trying to under- al stand the aMiddle East through pretdtyOsmall. But l'in getting nugage an two. t ere is anincrease ob opportunities She doses acknowledge theArabic sec- for those wellversed in Arabic. some pmroble of livt tion for Asianarid Near Easttern ln ddition to well-k noun forcedptriple. such as the inack of Languages and Literature. Bertn- positions in goVernment agen space, he has seen the upside as his has witnessed the booming well interrest in learning Arabic in See ARABIC. paged "l'ts easier to only havetto deal with one person but this is okaay" sa‘ Guo ha resources. We get our own bath HERSH KICKS OFF ASSEMBLY SERIES mtoo odid not know he uould
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But the housmg situation is just0part of the bigger issue of muspsdue to the0surprising amount of fresh- men this 1 DAVID Biol" l STUDENT LIFE ‘1 (man no 11- {rill/1n ‘“ 4 IA A» I i yuwiw, seen a sprke rn enrollment as a result of the large size of the freshmanclass. on their schools' deans. adV'isors stone will also be under pres- enteringstudentts can large class for a11htle.hoV1 nd ms. Compared 0 sure to meet the needs of more sorbedV1'ithin our currenteating e1er.sstuden ts shouldn t l‘lUlltt‘ last war, the Art School has seen freshmen. Traditionally. it has facilities and Without uch too much of a diiier an 11 ' I . L 1. L disrupltion or longermlines."1“they “II 111‘ kept bringing classes freshman class size,V1'hile the noV1 it 11111 have to work harder said V111] hat eso effec than before to keep up mth the demand. Coburn. aSSULlaIE’ dean for Some issues go beyond the issue is how the admissmns freshman transition. “\1 11h euro lment 11 reg tlassroom. extending to the process 1111] change to preVent 400 people “Voud11ould really to intro courses. \1 riting ()ne cafeteria Although preliminary t is from happening again an feel it Buutt natctrnimtr ma c ange in re nonew ailable. to rebalance the number of date this as sortof a blip in classes V11th almost e1er1 sec- Maril1nmPollack oiaDining Ser- students on campus. The l'nch-r» the admxsstons tion at capacti 1 11cm and Kath rmody of Bon plans to make better use or Coburn emphastred that ‘\1e're offering the same Appetit say the?areeexpecting F‘J E E m ‘Q N E o‘ N the l'niV ersttV is dc-t mined v v number 111 senions but no“ ajump in busines: Vxhich can a: not it )IU this Slltuation rec-111 Iht‘rvt an H students In men haate somt negame results In section,‘ said Debra Rudder. pro theend hm1met. that11mar hold. \111h this method 1 gram administrator Iur Writing d ning options to rimam as misSions office will haVe better oi tantasttt” stud:{ils Om "\\e don‘t like to do it but tiesstbleathe1 haaw been control mer how mam, Students Ranting“ Accm/armed/ouma/rst Seymour Hersh addresses a lull house Wednesday Mr ham to ' previoush aCCL‘pl ln\ llaIlOn . surI 11011n(:uuam\\ha\c mGralram Chapel Hers/r kicker] all Ill/i years risserrrnl/ 59 I‘lk‘ tuturim. neuter (timer- ‘l‘he manned number of 5 long as lhh is the unit to [he \1lIh1)l.lT his 11111111111111 l nes”by speak/rig about the AIM Glrrarb prison in Iran and lmrgrr po/rry
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FROM PAGE 5 .. that's \1h.1t I 11 .1111.d to do III I nould notph.11. 1‘\ptttt'tl 1I11t VItIII InterusIup: 1.111 11111 I1. t taiu'rs 111 rel .Iitd holds. .1utl Itiu (.111.1|\t\111spirt 1 .'“t1itt k 1.11'ng lunior (I1.1nwt.t.11111111 i1~p4“<<(n . ‘0 Soccer Preview 111tness the rise ofparpotentialh =22»ranked “heaton College in had .1 not our opportututx to po11erhoous rorag on thechampionship gain of the to0b shidou .1f1.11111 1l11 campus this (all: the men's soc- .This<11ctor1 catapulted (1.111inhisneighborhood mlgiiaxénliErPOWER (er te theBears to a :18 nationalOranhk' in sout €r11\lts\our1.ltom .\.o¢¢\1— The squad started 115 season mg. the first time in man1 11 .1tch1ni, babies bcmg horn 1111 a bang as it hon both of 115 players collegiaate careers0that t1 \111111‘111 gtho 1 .ITIUIH .-.« . hashington ln11er<1t1 st u mes at the Bob ptista ln1i- the team has bee ed. diil’lItnI.\ 111 III\ «Itnnal dents hau m“ OPIJurtunio to tat1onal.1ntlud1ng an upsettof T e 3 hope to imprme hours. tir.\n11.1n upcrwuttt l aso ' orma the trials .lllti tribulations ms. hiettic \ssociation - ihan o1eraall reco0rd of 8.774 and a conference record of ~1- 0-1, According to junior defender ship wpcrtence 11.11 L Elie Zenner. “In the offseason «5‘11“. he team 11oorked hardo pron'ng its defense and plnay1ng aasf rating make up for its mpectmg 11111 11.1111 to be .1 smaller sizes Ct.t1r but11111 mm knot11 ts son 11as a tough one e\.1ctl1\1hatitis 1ou 11.1nt .auma'a.‘ for the Bears as it lost se1eral . to do.‘ said Gran "tl players to injury throughoutmthe reall1 helped me iiidge \1I1.1t ‘ season. including threes Ithoughtl \1ould beabletto starters. That. ho1we1er. might do well .in phat I thoughtl m-uwrw pro eto haa1e a positi1 'e effect \1ould enio1. nGrannan s c as. h NMBLIZZITTA STUDENTLI‘E decided that the line (11 11ork 1.3-». players who started at key posi- Jun/0r Austin Barsnphy expert/y contra/s and b/ocks the ball from an op- hadoned o1 ertlmie sum . tions last year ponent in a game during /astyear's season met “as not for “The team is much more “It got so repletitmhe being confident than it 11a slastssae a family ph1's1 'tsh‘ l(.i son plaayers go into games goal in the team'sgame against factor in UA A pla1 thisseason “It didn‘ t e.\c1temme as miich expe to win and to achieve “limington Colle and 11'illnoolognor be sid as I would ha1c‘ hoped for It the results they want. The chem Sophomore goalkeeper Ke1in ered the breakin e1eryoni‘enlse‘s inspiredmore doubt (ah1n I ig teen pla1ers has also Brege11as name tot Kicks. schedule." sa id 1' unior for11atd thought. laty improye'd," said Junior co 111 Team of the \Aeek'for his Mashall P101 “hile Grannan did not midfielder On11 Okoroaorf standout performances in the h squad pl 11 sat home to fall in Ime 11 ith this poten he team 11 ill miss John Hot Baptism tournament held at night .igainst Rhodes College tial occupation. he 1121s able key‘5 presence I ough. .A first Wheatton. Game time is at".30 pm to reconsider and re1 1se his team allUAA selection Hork'ey' The biggest contro1ers1 fac careerp graduatedin the sprin geth this season is 11ho From learning about the The difficulty of lagst season 11mill taketheSstarting goalie posi Other games not inner workings oafaoputen- doesn t seem to have rolled ()1 er tion. Thereis a plethora ol quali- tial job field to de1eloping o e. as the season has fied goal keepers onnttheteams to miss contacts in the bustness, begun smoothly for the Bears. roster. Senior keeper Matt Fenn internships do have inherr This year's team is 20 players tore his MCL lastOsrpring In his ent ad1antage 5 tot em.m deep and led mostly by under- :,bsence sophm nkruse Sept. 16 e1'1enitf hemake as er classmen 11'ith Zenner and freshman Joeliih‘l aSmelcer 1's. Wartburg College tediousl and cubicle- fillmcid. Okii;oafor serum; as (0- cap- stepped up and deli1ered strong (11 am.) “ uhat 1 11.111 doing result All three players will my selfldidn't really prepare probablyseemtime in no.et Sept. 30 me It)or more 11ork' int his The opes to continue 1's UAA rival Emory held,'saidDoktor1 “Butthe to pla21:11 the level at \1hich it (2p m.) obsser1 ing of 11h.1t other started the season. The players were doing and learning STUDENT LIFE ARCHIVES hope to win the UAA and make Oct77 frommy sutroundings 11 as The men’s soccer team is lookin forward to an etc/tin sea n his fall. eNCAA tournanmerit v.5 UAA ri1al Brandeis more valuable than any g g 50 t Wheaten while Hengel tallied a team e\pects to be a (7:3 in) thing " Welcome Back to School F1 10% STUDENT DISCOUNT ON ALL SERVICES LOCATED ON THE WASH U RED LINE «SJ/lap” «S’cwe AND WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF CAMPUS Beer, Wine 8. Liquor Specials! A 11.14%! Tanning I Extensions 2:11“ .x~. $10523. 750 ml. bd. 3179?. 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Early Bird University symbol when they letics." assistant spoorts infor Meet in Forest Park this past train together everyday at 7 cmampusttish mation director Nick Povalitis uecken repare for the sea sohol offic1allychanged “The earns placed first son," its logoipriorartot 0062007 at the meet, wh1ch featured In the men's race. cadem The vlogo Di\'is1on II and Division III freshmen. Donald McClure features“\‘Jashingtonrlein“ngree squads and Chris Knecht, led the 0n the women's side. Bears mth times of19:37.40 Junior Tricia Fr1sella won and 19:36.00.'h1ch were the 4k race with a tim good for fourth and sixth ’ Senior Lindsay place finishes respectively the head of a bear with no writ ilarkema and junior Kate ng. Pentak placed second and a total of 50 An internal 0committee was third respe ctti\el set into place ver a yea aog This year women‘s to discuuss the0 possibilityoof team has to set then goals points. channigngtteh loogo. The very high considering they standouts were huge for the rnittee consistediof PovaelCiZis, have placed third in the na- bears. sorp mormf dir tion the past two years “We have a very large Chris8Mitchell, athletic director “We ho e to claim con‘ freshman class and they all JohnsSacheland other Washing- ference and regional titles seem to e oing the little 5' 0f KATIE KNOWS” ton University ociffias] this season and are aiming things right." said junior Siphomore Hillary Superak seniorltnstlna Gordon, andrumors Tyler We were ready for a change, to finish above third at na Mike Nas uta. 1111, 1.16 111 w 111: saidPovalit1ti.s tionals. Of course. the per- Donald MScCIu re ran a sim- tryteam dunng one of last years races while running as a pack. new logo wasdesigned teearns is ple race and stayed with the Ward. out of our control so we are team 5 plans. he pack for the first two ed passing people." McClure focusing on our training as “I just kinda stayed with miles and after that I start- have 5 ng freshman class and the upperclassrnan e nee to be, i av strong chaance to qualify for nation- als thissyea Hopefully for the running fans at Washington Univer- sity t e men an erformances were ju 1-—~—-~ ~~—~—-.— :11 -- 1' indicator of a great season and Sea World.3 to come. The cross country Bears return to actionFriday, Sept. 22. at the atio 11211 in Wilmington. Ohio COURIIS'V , 11m year. wusn PHOTO SERVICES The Wash U. Bears have had two face/ifis1n recent years Theoangina] scowling bear” mascot (top) was replaced with a/ess surly character (middle)'1n 1995. This summer, the newest bear (bottom) debuted. Park 44 Apartments Park 44 oflers a quiet retreat in the CWE for those who value style. 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