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"MecklenburgCounty's Foremost College Weekly" Impeachmentandmore new Wildcats winsome,lose some. 317 freshmenself select Chili CookofY? ♥ DavidsonianMembers Winter sports recapped. Established 1914 News 4 Opinions7, 8 A&L 9 Sports 11 Davidson fully honors MLK Day for the first time
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By Ashlby E. King and CarrieArthur /VeM'.r Editors FLAG abandons fashion show For the first lime in the historyof CenterBelk. This incident heightened Jim Stuntz sentedargumentsfor andagainsttheideaofdiscontinu- Davidson College, the classrooms sat studentawarenessof racialissuesthat Guest Writer ing the Fashion Show.Those arguing for keeping the empty for theentiredurationofJanuary existedoncampus and focusedmany eventunderFLAG'Snamecitedthemassiveattendance King the 18th tohonor Dr. Martin Luther students' attentionon factthatMLK Davidson'sFriendsof Lesbians andGays(FLAG) figures andthelargeamountofmoneyraisedfor charity Jr. andhis accomplishmentsin thepur- day wasnot observedby the College. has decidedtoabandonsponsorship of itsannual as greatbenefits toFLAG. Supporters of theFashion suit ofequality.Instead ofclasses, the ChrisTuttle,VicePresidentoftheSGA, Fash- ion Show. The Fashion Show, a part ofDavidson's Show alsonamed the visibility College sponsored various programs commented that "The poster just the eventprovides. aimed at raisingawareness about what brought to ourattentionaproblemthat social life for the past five years, was addressed in Arguments for discontinuing the Fashion Show Dr. King hadachieved in his lifetime already existed." Ann HarriotFisher. Libertas' November feature on sexuality. The feature were put forward by several students, as well as by and what we can do today to further President of the SGA. agreed with consisted of three personal narratives describing the faculty membersSuzanneChurchill,RichardKaye,and promotehis famousdream. Tuttle's sentiments,saying thatthestu- Davidsonexperiencesofabisexual,aheterosexualand Russ Snapp. Echoing sentiments expressed in the Many individualsand organiza- dentshad"turnedsomethingnegative a homosexual student. Discussion arising from the Libertas, the critics said— that the event is essentially tions wereintegral ingetting the Col- around"by usingtheposter topromote Libertas pieceprompted a reevaluationof the Fashion heterosexualinnature actedoutbyheterosexualsfor lege to suspend classes for ull of the the acknowledgmentoftheMLKholi- Show'smessageinrelation to theconcerns andobjec- MartinLuther Kingholiday. The mo- day.The SGA also helped to change tives ofFLAG, withthe result being a vote to discon- mentum towards acknowledging the the College'spolicy by writingletters tinue sponsorship ofthe event. holidaybegan withaproposalmadeby to faculty and sending around apeti- Continuedoh Pttgr 5 visitors, students and faculty Dean Jeffries in the Fall semester of tion which, according to Fisher, re- Members and pre- 1998.Since theinitialproposal.Jeffries, ceived"hundredsof signatures." the SGA, the BSC,andalargecontin- Althoughthere wereno classes gent of the student body worked to ontheMLK holiday,the Collegeof- convince those intheadministrationto feredmanyoptionalprogramswhich INDEX givestudentsafulldayoffinsteadofthe weremeant toenrichstudents'under- traditionalhalf day dedicatedto cel- standing ofDr.King andtheideashe ebratingDr. King's accomplishments. embraced.TheeventsstartedonSun- EDITORIAL 7 _,. _. .. ., Classes thatwould have beenheld on day,January 17thandlasted through First ClassMail Ltil lhKb ' MLKday arenowscheduledduringthe theendtheholidayonMonday,Janu- U.S. Postage Paid examperiodat theendofthesemester. ary 18th. OP-ED 8 Manyof thoseinvolvedin bring- The first program washeld on Permit #1 ing aboutthis change fellthat the de- the patioofthe Unionat 9;00bothon ARTS & LIVING 9 Davidson, mand to recognize MLK day gained Sunday,January 17thandonthe fol- NC 28036 force whenseveralwomendiscovered lowing Monday at the same time. SPORTS 11 aracial slur writtenon aposter in Ist f Continutdon Page3 ] Introducing the New Davidsonian Board Qfyt Batotteoman ALENDA LUX UBI ORTA LIBERTAS
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Charles White at prayer broaklaat Cnllegt i«mmwmv«at«u >,,'< '■"!: noil I ■"■■■'.
Called"StandUpSpcnk Out." thisprogramencouragedstudents toexpressIhcir personalfeelings onCivilRights or toreadfromCivilRights materialthat they fettwaspoignant. To begin the.Mnrtin I.uthcr KingJr holiday,a "UnityPrayer Bicaklasf look platein the ChambersGallery at H:()0 in themorning,ReverendCharles White. PastoroftheCloverParishof the United Methodist Church locatedinClover,SC delivered a speech to those who attendedthe breakfast. The next activity Qfiheday was"King Day forKids" whichwas meant to introducechildren fromthe community to theissues surrounding theMLK holiday, Attractedto the eventby posters .11 c HmiIlownandflierssent to schools,thechildrenwhoparticipated wereallelementaryschoolage, ranging from3rd to5lhgraders. Variousgames, videos,andinteractiveprojectshelped toeducate the children about the meaning ofDr. King's dream. During lunch, the SGA sponsored"diversitydining" in Vail Commons. Lasting from 12:00 to 1 45 in (he afternoon, (his programallowed students fium different backgrounds to exchangeideasaboutracialissues, Inordertobroadenstudents horizons,small groupswere placedrandomly atatableandaskedlodiscussdiversity. AinsleyNalta.PresidentoftheBSC, saidhe felt such a program"helps forus tomeet new people,tohear anew perspective." From 2:00until 3:00in ihe afternoon, the first sessionofascriesofseminarsoccurred iniheCollegeUnion. The three seminars inthis session includedspeechesby Dr.Russell Snapp,Dr. Susan Roberts, and ReverendBrenda Tapia. Addressingconirovctsialissues,Tapia'sseminar wasentitled "Everything you wanted to know about black people but were afraid toask." Tapia answeied questions from the audience,sharing her uniqueperspectiveoneach issue at handandencouraging students to participate in the discussion. Tin- questions askedpertainedto a wide variety of issues, ranging from African American hairstyles to racism in the Davidson community to the questionable validity ofstereotypes.Inheropeningstatements Tapiuhadsaid,"1feellikeone of the biggest tests that liod has given us as human beings is for us to realize that our differencesarenot rneauiIt]polari/.cus."With eachquestionasked.Tapiaseemedtoreinforce this idea. A professorofhistory. Dr. Snapp's seminar wascalled"IntegratingAfrican-American history into the curriculum."Dr.Roberts,apoliticalscience professor,leda seminarcalled "Apeople'* participation:(he voting rights act." A second session of seminars took place in the Union from 3;30 until 4:30 in the afternoon. Dr Sally McMillanof the history departmentandDr. John Kuykendall of the religion department organized the two seminars ot this session. Kuykendall, who was PresidentofDavidsonCollegebeforeRobert Vagt.dismhuledcopiesof Dr.King's famous "ALetterFrtjnrta BirminghamJail" whichtheparticipantsihenread anddiscussedingroups dl about six people.McMillan discussedtheroleof African-Americanwomeninthehistory ol the I1ruled Slates. TV linal activity nl the day wasan MLK Worship Service and Gospel Song Fesl, organizedby Reverend Tapia. Siudenls.Iat nllv.andmembersnl theDavidsoncommunity gathered inLoveAiutiii>" Brsnad Tapia CollegeConimunlctntons mini at SlWI pm to eel- ■hiiiif the spiritual aspects ofDr. King's movement Many ofthose whoIk-lped toensure thut noclasses Would heheldonMLK day lelt thai they werededicating Monday, January I8lh toraising.iujrciiL-ss i>TI>i K ifi{.''siliciini nlr:\cijili-i|imIiiv Pisliersimlshe hopedlicitevenit students Jid not participate in the events scheduledfor the day, the reeent action ofthe idiiiiiu^lratK'n would still have apositiveimpact by forcing students to"stop Ifld think why' theyhad (oeeived the day off, Natlae\pressed similarsentiments,saying"Ihopethatpeople don'l secit asanotherday oft. 4 It's an imporuuit day people need to reflect why weneed the day off," When asked if he thought Americanswere close touchieving Dr. King's dream. Jeffries said. "1think we'vemade some strides, but I personally think when we look at the overallpicture, westill have along way to go." Natta,Fisher, andTuttle all expressedsimilarfeelings lellncs thought thai studentsat Davidsoncan take furthersteps toward the dreamonanindividuallevel "One thing thatwould be ahuge help is if everyone assessed themselvespersonally," Jeffries said. He felt that alter students truly evaluate themselves, they can then challenge themselvestoact inthe community Reviewing the day,Jeffriessaid."I thinkalotof positivethings happenedtoday through thisprogram."Healso commented thathe hopes students at Davidsoncan"buildonour successes today and improvenextyear."The decisionof theadministrationto suspendclassesduring ili'- Ml.K holiday marked a precedent in Davidson'shistory asa college and will probablybecome traditionintheyears to come. Dr. Martin Luthe^ln^lr. CnUeK^'oimmmianwi^ Davidson's Watson Nominees - I' K \. in 1 COCKklU Davidson's(airanomineealsophins U> study plants,hut ol College Relations udifferentnature. Daniel Cookc,a doublemajorin biologyand chemistry from Spokane, WA,proposeslo studythe traditional use of fooi plants to enhance cognition and memory Cooke Davidson Collegehas selected four senior .111.1.-Hi. as its 1998-9') nominees for Thomas ) hopeslotravel to rainforest re- Watson Fellowships. The fellow- gions where these plants grow their \ln|i |ini):i:iiii niw>>cxi:c|itninnl col- andstudy pharmacological legegiuduutcsbetween$22,000 and useby natives of those regions. ; KlisahelhMalphursuareligion $31 ii ii1 1, ,studyutopicWparticular whti during;iycorofindcpcndcm major from Jackson. MS. interest r sludy and travel al.iro.id I proposes studying monastic Duvidson'sroiirriiialisliifliUL'C communities. Traveling in orilierour.cnincidcnlullv.areriHiiii h'rancc. Nepal,Indiaand deal Malphuis at males) were HilcCtCd Irnni 2h Britain. wouldlook llavidson appliLiuils. Vlicy mnv how these monks approachliicii am) moveon tocompete withnominees cotmntinnl livesof service 49 for 60 personal iocriflcd. from other insiiiutions years available fellowships. will Sinceitsfounding SO agu Which bo l%8, announcedby March 15, 1999. in theWatson Foundation has awarded stipends totaling I'iiiily Sctilia, anKnglish nia $22,000,000 to JO) Irum Oalliis, IX,linpi-s sludy approximately tO nearly Fellowship ( Vliit-poetry amiphotography.Trav- lOOCWotson recipients..^ofwhichhavelKen elling to Wales, Northern Ireland awarded to College undBrittany. Selina would invesli Davidson graduates. Winners inprevious ■ r.iic bow these peoplehave tOUgM " yearshave traveled theworldto .■■■ .-' in preserve their language and call SZ turedeNpiielhcpa-iioiniiiaiuforrin- study topicssuchas uncicmship- huililmr. techniques in Indonc giish and American Influences «n then land. sia.hluehinredniiinkcysinWeM ' 1 Ahuaand flamencodancing in him.i I..n.iiI is nn Rnglish major fromDenver,GO. whohopes Spainaud Bta/il. OuvhIsimk-ui- rently has two graduates study- to siinly iiuideus around the world Colhgt ing onWul.sonl-ellowships,one She will look.iithe waysgardensin Communliminus »t army antsuromnt the differentcountriesreflectthe archi lookinv worldand the otherexploring the art of basket weaving. lecture, philosophy andspirituality ofparticularEUlfUHS ■I THEDAVIDSON!AN News WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 199V NEH will fund study of motivation by prodigious Davidsonphilosopher " career, Prim Ki ii«i underpinningsofhuman mlions.Including■a-lf- iccnunoti In Wutch DMhiicm iu« theiimin.1.: Itisuthklic tsuu-.ul.m.■.lift..-iiclvt.nm CeHittHt'lutinns ttmlml. -.oi t .li-ii-jii.1iii .nut iiiii-iiii'.iii He In-- Mr .i|i|ilu .iin in raullnu lenitistinct chapter, cnrfianledwithexcTcUinjIns mind.«nd ilicunh Mevcs lhai Uis new NEH fundedresearch will he will usr to"."instruct jcoherentpicture ofmini remnamnl hi> athletic career now jfl ulj 11-1 CX-ipncreiniineiofphilo«uphlca]dlscusuon.1 inrjj.c-.1linkhciwccnnuny of hUprcnemsidcn> vntiun inim» lives. Armingmmy nlher painU. lie competitiveness onthe rncqueltallcourt Mek tlir■mvli iis sun! " I'xpkno lite Wayne amundcampfircs, inUle-Digh(dormroomsand tn \ ofmn Will tliv uroduaieJ iiuni Stale withhifh diMinc linn, |t> !(.■<.- -i ■ trvnlipn liiicluin btiwin-n al- ami wenton amhis I'd D.Inphilosophy halKof»um und state.qtiestioruinfield |«- ,,, iiml ilcbotr rases on The essential questionof He said. Ihor's n.ii.l.--. tluii ate at- lium theUnivmUyi>lMichiganin l'>7'» n, spcul humanity'* parpan* on earth iimtinucs to irm- beena dispute lur liun- icniully mouva- liu entire leaching carcci :il DnvuKuii (oondanJ fascinatelay people,hut few probethe dicds i>C years uvet U(uml alii] onus lh.il Mele now .|-.-ml-. his day* Mirroutvlrdby " Imm.ks, depths■-I In- subject with(hetenacity amienlhmi- whether judging thai jrctomiti&cnilyiik>- He carries a notebook (0 the office mid ■..Ml ;i it :iIol>ll- 1 |iil'-. ,.liv, .in.- Ml,I ,ii |i, a'-n: ivf DaviiltanCollege philosopher Alfred !": liave ii>i Uvuiiuual. wlu-tlict lui'lli: 1 1.1 .. i> hi.-. iii Ihiii Mclc. catiMH todosomething Judging that you The iniirs resolvethemselves inu>pttthlenuthai haviDg u nhliga- In- adncks iiiiiin;'li itiuiij'iii Hiid Inrecognitionolhis ermuencvinUic Odd.iIu emails ihe mo- fatto innrul ' h'm.'.iiiI> iluritii' Naliunal kndowmenthn (lieMuntamticv recently Mv.uion«i (]r> *omiihinp. moviot hi* wnkinp hours TtepioMatehi urnic linn journal j.v ■ i:n.u.iMcle '"..<(i.i Mid tluoujih its Fellowshipslot ihmymiombclicvvthur entails hnvinr the fur ftlMos m essays, and tir College Teachers andIndependentScholar pro- you -.h.iniii do .i.nu- r.i.ili-..iih.n IIIdoit. discovers link* beiwecn*t'»«rnl problems he he- ■' (hi* ■ j'nimM thaiIn- can mnsrruct |imitleillliet>ry ot ll.in!' mid i'l have mi and iii'In i ol urn- LiL-alini' Ihf outline for .ihook human motivation The grunt Mill<«llow Melc. nuiin.iii.il> at all Iddn tnotiviinoti on ftLV HorelishesIhflopportunity ih.'NliHffcOttP tliiptvitlallovs Davidson'sVuil Fn»le%sor ol Philosophy. to takea il.thut riH'livaiion "."illMid baiirl' iMLiinccntniU-nnllKiilmstLiyuiul lull years sabbaticaltlunng the |O«hi.:O0(i .ica urninstc toftKiral]ud^c- It i nut a mjilH-unFutcnu|)(ciHiyilifiimt:tiMt-iimiiiv.liiii' ik-iiiK- v«-ui U> Wnle » bonklh:it he has tentatively iiK'iti* Bai you oin'i t'l.iik iMtemlctlliiifaj ■>l (."Mfpi.nv Ic-in. luttv IIimiil'Ii hi- ivill wfUe H hi urle*J."MoUvaUmi iu AtUouand Beliel." nmlly Settle Sw issue uudu-Mcci. hut UilviiKoM. |m Will tiavel flflii cniiiinj' siniini.i i.. \iimt,\Imii | Mclcw«y liiii- nt |uslK(>MidlMdOals Jppiovnl until you hu^c a clear should be wfll m iIh N. 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CMSRfl: AHTHL'H ilistnhiition," K.*|i|nt Alpha'* plrd^c c\a-& ii( (Yen1* lwt'nly<,cvcn Eiliiiu wasihf l«rj:i-sl. .Hid IIwasfolltiwtU Cooper will present recital by KappaSigma" slIiisnnf twontv-unc. On January 15..miu.iiof ilic campusawoke litiLompa''.iii)gmembers t'rnm msulc jikI beforefi amlo the cheer*nfc.itin^ housemembei* ouisiilcrtftheliaimniyand cntuijIioiim?system. % ■ Miiiii-m (rualUion gained as they welcomedtheirnewmembers. Self Sik-i Ihc Blnck sevenkvn 1'uij.sRiii i \si new niLTnhfir.t. Twool tion hadbegun. thosemembersarealso Collegr Rrltitif/m PanersonCourtadvisorSun Buibcr reporteii membersuf aI'nitcmiry. nntl si* lu-luti}! HI an L'illni); (hat197 womenandapptouiuaicly 120menjoined douse. 1 " , 'i.' ii"ii !ho chamber i-.ium. ijt .inIMil-.1 1,-i .1.1li,iRtixkinCwpcr willpiewm u Acepianomn.il eatinghouKex iV.nerniiu-s (he Tojoin ahouse, newmetntim hudlo iucci and for firstlime. Ol ai n-.ivntMiiiCollegennThursday, Junuary 21. The recital willbegin at X f'M InHodson Hallof the the memher\, u-vrmlMMixkrJ'-. A2.0 gradepaintaveragewas ; new four womennnd twenty men Cunningham lincAtu Buildingat DavidsonCollege. wereu|)pca-la.Nsmcn. percent required. Although grades hurt *orae people. Seventy-xix of the Cooper's piugram will include (he Barber said they not big o( womenaudforty&ixpercentof meninIhcClass that were loo . KV 309 Mcmut'sSnnalain and '(Hi 1 I problem.Newmember*mu.-unlso anendlout CMaJof. " of self-v l\ t .":i Barberhappilytintedthatthe of IS Variation*and "Etxiica by five in January andFcbniury, wnii FuffUt numberofnov membershadIncreasedsincelast programs ilic p.i-.-i .l i. -i- (t willconcludewithRobcn yearwhen pre-semaiionhy Judge Vu- Fleming '73 being 177womenand 108menjoinedPatterson Schumann'* Carnival.Op. 35. Court. H.irtirr exclaimed,"it's mandatory. awesome." Cooper IS currently on Ihe pinno joiningealmi; houses, Several Uiai.pi--hnve affccicdSell Sfkc Ofthewomen scveniy- (acuities t\ Davidson and Salem Cnl- lion this year. Berber soid, "definitely the \n;: IburpercentreceivedtheirHrM choicehou.sewhile legcs. He is anntivc ofSavannah.OA. twenty-six percentol nut. change wasthaithe amnunl til"womenself- lite women did Barber fnai who received musical training al tlic «i( scloctiogwas dividedby Mir" due inUie addi- "lid not sen these uumbers as a downlall the OherlinCoiiNorvalory andUniversityt>f tionot TurnerHouse Insteadol turningin ■system:insie«d. heexplained,"Ithinkitin-aneccs- Iheir South Florida. In 1981, lie received » forms ilinin>;winter chains,men waiu-dto sell snry part nl" Ihe sysk-m lo miiiniuin a dlffciem Fulhrijjht Grant tor study at the numberof (.elL-ciinJonuury this year.Barberexplainedthat homes Everyyear,therenreoneortwo Huiiischulc iur MiiMk iitFrankfurt am lhat people lend lo gmvitalc towards for (lieI'.tiit-imiiiCourtCouncilvvitcdfor (hechange w n hotttM Mum Ucrmuuy, wherehe Huiiicd (trolly because it is easier Id pniecsx the mi;n\ nul whaicvein-astiu. protecutheeaunghouse piuiifi. t hnmtici rtiUAic. andN«nj; inrrr- (o women's i ■inis at (lie sameiiiiil1 mid it relieves »ystcni by not allowinganyhouse become hm prvtaiiun In IflM. he receivedIhc Di- menfromthe pi i Hom>iH rememberthin evenIIsomeonedoe*not get net 1 rum 1985-19'*!, Goaps was on Barber stilted, "Self-Selection Is probably die firxt choice «hc alwayxhas ihe optionto switch thrRicttlty i two. wtiuriTunici tO Hi" ddCtartl dikvcTtmiiin mi Kubcn Wiiinn Mull.. ■iiii-mi all of the tnHivc -.' panics Harbei tVIt miiIHusk Huiim:illreadied Cutnur .SiIiiiiiiiiuir % i-iillcaguc and confiileminthelendcnihipundplijnnmcofnilihc friendLudWiS Houm:welcomed(tony-five women*. SthunckcrcccWcxI the Oul.iliindiiij: I)i^- job hntllta: 'nil ofIhc haveilcnr aniuai ■ Unlike Ihc eatingfawn wliirh an:lint nl- sroiirw "Ti.ii: ii Awnrd.iiUNCU in i""i. |{c (heir in eventsandmakingvureihni every l> iv w6 lontsh,the fraternitiesheld tntditiqna) iiifiani/'.ns publishedthe disscmikmin HW7 undci ruiuJumif theIJI ibcmcvter. ThemenInertitmieii Millie wassale." He cvnllnucvl.■'we'veffOtiCad (he lltlc Robert Srhumnitn'i Cluiet (orms ivuillyhardtlus yeurcugive peopletheinrocma- ' inllmirii'll selection oucetheyreturnedfur " 'JugtndfraimL Lti^hWg .Vi tiuncke women'; hoii(heynreO «> rrnke sm.in decisions ibe winter B«rbcr said that syslem lm (Jfitn-ISU) (PlrfUB& Parttitr. ilambing). thedistrihiitiiirtnl'new member* was tin- Rasherllinnkcdthe IiounctFur their cITom. liiiiuriif CodpiirrrtiirnsUiLiuoiiconurcpiiLiii.,m Im ;>rrfi>miHnccs. In NKO hr uvuidcdaptiijerainof iteoe«*ary because the have «i 'prrrty ryen Participant* iuSelf SelciUou teponedthai they lor men nflUtiflU theSudwcs.t.mkinBsOennadcn.His liiicrprcutionv.p«n,L In.vt- cujo>cilHz- rvent -ttlBr|yofAmetiMnnunic, beenonihwiiidicallyrecervedinGtrninoy.Italynnd Poland,iw welln> in tlicUnitedStales. THEDAVIDSONIAN News WEDNESDAY, JANUARY20, 1999 5 Appointment to professorship confirms Prof. Shaw's commitment to Humanities * patinu'iii.v whoIcimw.. ttn aboui thinp* iiLtiuJly retnvent itself,"he vsid. "We interest of newer faculty member* riotappmniment. He regularly teacltet PRtssRm.tiwti (hu( interest me and I've learned t needla recastilin waysInengenderIhc nrcn't necessarily the same a.t those limrvcs inmodemand coitJemporary CtflU'iieReluttirtn ircmcnduux uttioum from them, ti who founded the program almost potitical |4iilmopdy und ho» offered ttn allowed Die >■■ get thai great four decades ago." udvancedkcminursunarangeol topics. BrianJ. Shaw, apolitical(deaofl lilirral an_s cducatiim Iiicvci re- HisscholarlyInterestscenterabout IncludingMonuun, wellarc Male(»ilk y. piolcvsor attracted t\» Davldum C«l ceived in undergraduateschool." Issues in 'Him century continental andCentralAmericanpolitic*Midtvli- Ittgpta 1982becauseoliistiucrilisclpli- Show has bw-n heavily in- nndNorthAmericanpoliticaltlicury. l'idii He plansdiuspringtolcucli ,inew vulv.-i) ivl 111.III -. i-s[h\i.iiiy miiiv Humanities Program, has been 111 Mil III. lhl.,u;'ll,,lll and those raised hy phi seminar on affirmativeaction. Shjiw Miiim-il nil thi* college's nt:*l I: Ctai)! binDuviilsonenrccr. He hns tnujfiw Insoplifis like Georg Lukav. M.ix rotdvedhis underjniiitu«i: Wall, ,lr PiMtnpuished TeachingPro- each ofits niurscs, servedat varinus Horkheimer,luer>:enIln>>crm.isand dejree inrKvcrKilogy fromthe IInivrr- fessor in Humanities. limes ill a in.■■.(..i iliu'iii>i and ycat John Rnwls. The intcniikctplinary lityuf New Yorkat StonyBrook.Ihot dliec(w 1 vi!.. 1 ■] at The twi> ■yearappoinimcnrpermits nl iIil"iciimiJ year pingram, nature of his interest and wark*u 1 inFrench fnr ayear theL'tti- Sliaiv Id teOCn exclusively in the Hu jud ftpn I9V3 to l'»96 chairedthe rcllededinlliclacl iliaihis puMica veisity«f Diyon.He earnedhi.vMttlcri »( ii .mi ils iWr.i-.u and l«i develop a l'iiiiic I'tniii.iiii He also servedtin a liuuvliavi- appe;ued in imini.iK andPh l> decrees IdiviIiIIlm!icicacc Workshop lor nlhei (acuity members Humnnit1c5Ta.sk Forcein fall1997 phlK»M'pliy.polilicalscienceandin- from UNC-Chupcl Hill, and began prn^rnm's iHvtilVnl in it that rvvtrwiulthe effec- tellectual history "My own work leaching inimitdiuiely thrreafief ai Shaw, saidhe is enthusiasticiihout tiveness, and recently anihoml 11 rret|ucntly crosses disciplinary Davidson, the opportunityinfncit-smiHnmiiniiii-s. history nfthe 36-year olii program. tioiindiirie^/'hemiled."nnd explores Stow i- Dnvidson'*thinlF..('nun , u two-year sequence of four coiiim". Shaw said the WallI'rnl'es.wr- issues engaging nor only political Wall Jr. Distinguished Teaching Pro siup >u philosophers,but iheorixU* lessorin The lit .irrn'ii tointroduceMmiriu"■ InWest reinforces hitcwunltMMi literary Humanities. program wu> I'tu history, literature, art. plulosophv. inii-rdisciplinnry ivm and sanl jiiiItheologiansas weU." establishedin May 199.1 by friends ol (0 Httd i-.-ligion Hisaid, "Theopportunity he willdo whatIn- CAD reinforce Tfic Wtill I'tole.ssoislnpalsopnv the late E. Craig Wall. Jr., a IV59 (luniiiditics ),i In lcjn.li in 'Humes' was QDB ul the Ihc inipnrtarice ot ill vides funds fur surntnrr research. I vidsoiigraduateandlifelong servant (he KaSMS Iapplied to Davidson in the Davidson.lie helievestheMuniani- O>rYrv'rrivrtrmtntrt'liorH<*nmunirttlit>m .iini Shinv expectshe will return to of the college who was choir of (ifTnistces >" first pliu'c, so thc-chnuce to devotemy- lies TaskForce'scall fer individual Hurupe lot ii.ln\ai resenreh in I!iiar(I atthe timethepn>lr self exclusively intheprogram for two liiKiiuciors incxercisi- gtcatci autonomy enthusiasm and commitmentula new l-'rankiurt.ParnandBudapest.The ap sorship was announced.The lir»l two years is extremelyattractive. indetecting cunicularmatciialshould generationul teachers/seholarx.One01 pomtincnt alsoalluwstiicpoliticalsci- holders <>l the chair wereRobert Matt- Shawcontinued,"Myinvolvement help rcinvipomte ihcprogtnni nnd at- the propriun'syzrctit siren)!ths is sirui.f ence department to lureareplacement Mini1 nndPeter Krcntz. with Hutimttitics hits put me in close trad morefncultyloit. "Iseeaneedfoi ties to ii.s IOf>2 roots,hut that's also a forShaw duringhis two-yearHumani- ( Crntury barker, who joinedthe faculty last fall, was Pushcart Prices. tor\ includedNobelPrize winnerJosephHi>«kK forthcomingWto>'» Who in 20th World Rutgers University, winking anew took tmnored for hispoem "Vandals, Horses,'' which "Vandals, Horses"is part ol Parker's book- Parker then taught at the Porin:andis onanoveland that I'mvon;. Design, 1Inivcr- poems origiuully appealedin I"."7 in "The AnliochRe- U-iij-ili series ofpoems entitled The Vandals School of nndPcnnState or publishne\i Muy. sity joining faculty yeoj Inswife,paaniuiFeliciavanBoik, view"and isnowreprintedin ThePushcatt f'n:,- BOA liditiuusLimitedwill lite before the Dnvidson lhL< Parkerand Ixmk (ii writingand2Dtbcenuiry litera- livehiDavidsonwnhtbctifive-year-oldson,Eli. XXIII-Bttlof ilie Iiioun MaxtiDnrs omiSmoll revolvesaround n Inbeof medle>iil Fairv teachcourse*in
Continuedfrom1'uu* I CAP^CJWlOp:) | heterosexual*.Thaiis, iIncoMcM,whileoften goals of advocacy and visibility for homo- highly creative amiconsistently entertaining, sexual concerns.In discontinuingthis asso- doeslittle fur promotinga discussion of gay ciation.FLAGhas(shifteditsfocus,now seek- COOLER]1 j frostyWend Coffee, BasafimzBoja*- V and ingtoprovidea welcomingatmosphere,on a t\ A of Coffee "^H lesbinn issues. Opponents of FLAG'S \ loocram* rich,creamy ooffee sponsorshipuf theeventmadepointedlyclear much smallerscalethan theFashionSboWi hi vS. that they did nut oppose the FashionShow whichgayandlesbian studenlsfeelsupported itself, onlyFLAG'Sassociation with it.Ifthe and at ease. Education and advocacy still Fashion Show is not serving and benefiting continue to bopillars of thegroup'sagenda, lesbian find guy students at Davidson,they withfuture projectsincluding ascreening of :iskH.(hen why arc(he Friends ofLesbians the film The Celluloid Closet" and event* andGaysIhc OOM putting it on? bringing prominentspeakers tocampus. Some gay ami lesbian students present Without (heFashionShow asitsnumber said (hut tin- event was alienating to them as one event, said FLAG President Alice homosexuals,lor it seemed tobe foundedon Owens'00,FLAGwill beableio«tev«ue more culturul stereotypesof homosexuals as"'fash- energy,time,und resource* U)a widct vaitery ion-obsessed," ""lirakish," "oversexed,"and of opportunities for discussion of "outrageous." The contention was (hat if homosexuality'splaceatDavidson InMarch. FLAG'S sponsorship of the Fashion Show FLAG wtUsponsor asomewhat revisedvei- alienates homosexual ;ind bisexual students '"i":i ol the Sexuality Fnrftw, tn which the from the very orginiuaiion intended to sup- anonymousauthorsoftheNovemberUbenos port them,itshould not OCCUR sexualityarticles willspeakand discuss their Somefeel dial FLAG'Sdecision tocease experiences. sponsorshipof(heannualFashionShow marks The next FLAG meeting is Thursday. a turningpointin(lie orgatlizalion'nfocus.-ml January 2litat 9 intheConference Himm ot philosophy. FLAG's association with ihe the Union. The organization"invitesanyone " " FashionShow wasinkeepingWiththegroup's whois interestedloattend. 2O25.Main 5t Davidson 892-O6O4 6 THEDAVIDSONIAN News WEDNESDAY, JANUARY20, 1999
" "'Aspengrove,Markagunt Plateau.Utah, 1991. PhotographbyJosephHolmes 1992. THEDAVIDSONIAN Op-Ed WEDNESDAY. JANUARY20. 1999
The first of many.... ♥Letter to the Editors ♥
HereIsit ut 3:55 inthe morning at a computer calleil Ed In fuel, nil ol (hecomputers intheofficehaveaffectionatelynxeivevinames from variouscharacter*andsources,hot that RELIEFAIDTO CENTRAL is besides thepointright now. I.mihere to write ameaningful and insightfuleditorial that will probe ut the deepest >ind darkest turners of the subconscious. Alright, well one can AMERICA alwayshope tohave suchinsights duringthe earliermorninghours Anywuy.s,bnck totheconvolutedrhythmofmymind Inever iitiagined that Iwouldbe silting where1 amrightnow (fur(hoac ofyouthai are inieresied,itis aburrtlorangechair in To theEdltou. DavidwxiStudent*,Faculty,amiStnif the ante diamhcrtowhatsome farmereditorsmayrefer
Editors in Chief The 's Foremost JOHN A.DUNWOODYII WESLEY H.GOLDSBERRY College Weekly BusinessManager ■NVu'.vEiiitnrx SCOTTREEDER Up-EdEdluir CARRIE ARTHUR MELISSA ANN- What it is. ASHLEY E.KING Circulate Manager deCASTRJQUE Our faircentury's penultimatecalendar yearhas drawn toacUxhc. anda new adminis- EUGENIA LEATH tration has taken thereins at Davidson'scollege weekly WhileIammerely the protegeof SportsEditors Arts ALivingEditors Kru*c.Randy,andSarah.Ishareseveralsimilarities withthem One is that1endedup at the ALISONKALETT AdMisuvManagers SCTH» AV'S topofthemastheadnotbecausc'l somehow "won"Uic position,but because Ihaveassumed MIKE ANDERSON PETER CLARK it out ofa sense ofduty. "Qualified and willing"describes far too few ofus. DAVID JOHNSTON It is notgrudgingly,however,that1 acceptthis responsibility.' Ilook forward to seeing NewsLayoutEditors Op-EdIjifoutEditors what wecanaccomplish thissemester,and withJohnDunwoody sinvaluableassistance,we EVANMcCORMICK HeadCop\ Editor BURGINHARDIN shouldhavemore thana solidshot atmakingmarked improvementsintheDavidsonian this ELDERGWTN WHfTNEY BLAKE EVANMcCORMICK year. For fitBfttrifc Iwouldlike toseeall typographical errors jsuch as "DAV1DON") meet a swilland callous death ToQQOtt one forward-lookingDavidsonstudent."Thatis whatI SpansLayoutEdimn Ad Drxtjtnen Arts A Lving Contact Managtr seek tochangeM BEN COVINGTON BEN COVINOTON KELLSHETHER1NGTON And whenIrclcrIn what "we"canaccomplish, that is not themyal "We" or "We.the CADER HOWARD CADER HOWARD DavidsonianEditorial Board:" ImeanIheentire xliulenibody Thenewspaper is dependent upon student input, support, invnlvrmenl. and last tiul not least, constructive criticism. Carttmnui BeforetheDavidsoniancanmeet thedemands ulthestudent body, it imisi first actuallyhave NATHANIEL LOTZE demands tomeet. Oftentimesthesedemandscomein theformolangryrants orLetters(oIheEditor Arc Founded in1914 we now orliave we everreally been the "World's Forecnosl College Weekly"its nor front " College page formerlysuggested? Maybenot But dicsc petulantcomplaintsdo show us thai l.> at "TheNation'sForemost Weekly severalstudentscare whedicr ornottheircollegenewspaper 1 ■ trash,and2.)iftheycare least Look for Cbr Ztabibsont«n on the Internet soon, so much and have the answers that we must so clearly lack, shouldn't they join die thecurrent site isin theprocess ofbeingupdated amibrought back online. Davidsonian staffandreform the systemfrom within? Consider this acordialinvitationto impart your wisdom upon us The point is that as far as our audience is concerned, it is indifference and nol criticism th«t is out wcusi enemy. ll ■■ So letusknow what's important toyou Ifyour studentorganisation is making news, to Oi* mi.sviello!. Whether webecome "MecklenburgCounty'shwcniosiCollegeWeekly"i»r the >' Biblbmniiin,PO.Bin.21^ Duvnlson NC2X0U< «■!...i.k (7fM) M2-2\IXu» ■"1 College Weekly"dependsentirelyuponeveryone'staking "World'sForemost aninterestin rmi)ir)i(vidxo«tl«n<3 >d*iv»(hron nlu.OurtirrlLxsaroliicaiedoitii.i theDavidsonian and maybeevenbecominginvolved. Q|>hi|aa» n|in** U- (lie editor* m tHm**cm*m**» in«*>« fcn— iijj , M.e vfBqnafl-WEditorialll.«#.« .J (TinB»ut«..i.u.-in ": , nBn ' prr yew 'V r"»^" u«-' ''v-»i)«ble tipiM mjMcn X 1/ V 4W*^s>l^&&/b4ya^ « THEDAVIDSON!AN Op-Ed WEDNESDAY, JANUARY20. 1999 Impeachment at Davidson before person." The as possible. But, the Constitution PresidentClintondocsbehindclosed love this to dragon so long that it is Pinuipii-words soundcold,but they are alsogrants theSenatea wideberthin doors just as long as he runs the dropped because everyone is sick of true. Rep. Dick Armey (R) of order to proceedas it sees fit. That is country well. Others say that his the issue. No one should be. It is a Texas emphasized this phrase in his what isgreat privatelifeis national issue, and every American argument supporting the articles of about the none of our citizenshouldknow the facts. Every- impeachment in theHouse ofRepre- Constitu- business. I one .should care because the moral sentatives on December 19th. The tion. It pro- say this: issues at stake affect eachand every House impeached President Clinton vides direc- President one of us. on thaihistoric day,but it remains to tion but al- Clinton Forananalysis,let'sconsiderthat be seen whetheror nottheSenate will lows for madehispri- President Clinton were a student at also votetoremove thePresidentfrom change. vatelifeourbusinesswhenhecheated Davidson College. The Davidson office. Twooutoffour Articlespassed. ChiefJustice William Rehnquist on his wife,lied toagrand jury,and HonorCodedoesn'tallow anyone to ArticleIindictsPresidentClinton for is presiding over the trial. The100 liedtoevery Americancitizenface to lie. Under our law, or in effect our perjury. Article HI asserts that he Senators are acting as jurors. Sena- face. constitution,President Clintonwould obstructedjustice. Afterboththe trial tors may askquestions only in writ- President Clinton should be im- be forced to leavethe school for vio- and votingarc complete, we willhave ing. Beyond thosedetails,much has peached. Nothing more, and cer- latingitsmostsacredrule. How would a better idea of where this country yet tobedetermined. Thetrialdetails tainly nothing less. Censure should you feelifa student lied to your face stands withrespect to principle. must beestablished.Differentgroups not even be an option in this case. and then receivedaslap on the wrist? The House impeached Andrew support different choices. But most The Senateshould try thePresident. Thatwouldn'tberight wouldit? The Johnson in 1868 when he fired his wantaspeedy trial. Shouldwitnesses They should not accept an under- Constitution is our country's most secretary of warcontrary to the opin- be allowed to testify? Only time will thetable deal. Length cannot get in sacred law. President Clinton broke ion ofCongress. President Johnson tell. I think (hat the trialshould not the wayofjustice. PresidentClinton our country'slawsby lyingtoagrand survived impeachment in the Senate drag on,but1believe thatthe Senate could have ended this matter last jury. Thatis whyhe shouldbeforced by a single vote. For 131 years no shouldconsider whatit must in order January ifhe had only admitted his loleave hisPresidential office. otherPresidenthas everbeentried on to make a sound decision. If that mistake then. But his lying,deceit- PresidentClintondidthis tohim- suchagrandscale. PresidentRichard means calling witnesses such as ful,andmanipulating waysprolonged self. Heis the onlypersonthatcanbe Nixonresignedbefore facingavotein Monica Lewinsky, then so be iL theissue. What's doneisdone. No heldresponsible. Weshould support the House following the Watergate What has disturbed me for SO onecan go back intime andchange (heprincipleofhonor(hatisat stake. scandal. long about President Clinton's ac- anything thatPresident Clintondid. We cannot support the person be- Theuncertaintyofthistrialresults tionsis that noone is willing (o face Now thaithe facts areoul,theSenate causeheviolatedthatprinciple. Pi csi from infrequent impeachment pro- (he facts. So many people want a must address themproperly. dentClinion wouldbe forced luleave ceedings. Inother words,thereisnot speedy trial. Many support censure Thereisnodoubt in mymindthat Davidson,andheshouldbe impelled much precedent. TheSenators want insteadofimpeachment. Somepolls President Clinton should be im- to leave office. Ibelieve that the fo follow the Constitution as closely indicate that Americans don't care peached. Iam sure that he would Senateshouldimpeach him. !%® k®lly fm^it ©/ Jkumutuifi nearly a monthnow. 1.6 bil even as it was prescribed lor those lionMuslims havebeen obscrv before you, that you may ward off Foring the holy fast of Rama/an, evil....He who fasts abandons the lust" the ninth month of the Islamic lunar andcravingofhisappetite forMysake. calendar. Muslimsspend themonthin** Incidentally, theGospel writers tell us prayer,recitingtheHolyQuran,asking thateven Jesus fasted in thedesert for repentance for forty daysanilfom their sins. The nights. Rcmark- fast constitutes ubly,fastingcreates the fourthpillar a Zen awareness. hr n the imnnirial wordsof thegreatCnibbie,"Not enoughoftheSeniorsarc of Islam, or We become pious putting out." In light of our own social ineptitudes, we couldnol agree Sawmwhichlit- and show humility LJL.more.Tocomestraight tothepoint;wearewritingthisarticle(oencourage erally means at before Allah (swo LSeiuors to donatetothe SeniorClassGift. Remember, sizedoesn'tmatter! In rest. Sawru is The pangs of star-— absolutely mandatory, unless you vation us wearc other words,ourobjective isnot acertain amount ofmoney,but 1(X)% class arc remind howfortunate— ill,pregnant,a minor,or ins;»k\ Dur- how much God has given us and al participation. We truly want to make this a classgift. If you have yet tO be ing the entire month, Muslims awake times,ungrateful. Sawmallows Mus- contacted by your dossagent,you willbe soon Allyou have to doisfillout earlyinthemorningbefurc dawn,schri; lims toexperiencehardship forthesake bpledgecard;youdon'thave toanteupuntil graduation! Toborrowagainfrom " eating somethingbefore the inception ofAllah(,swi). Westrugglethroughout we"loveour Dmi.l...n Wenrc sure thatallofyouhavehadax least jCrabbie, of the fast. Aftermaking an intention the day trying to train our minds. The invaluableexperience duringyourl'uiu yearshere. A donation totheClass [one during sehri. Muslims abstain from task intensifies in a non-Muslim set* Gift willhelp maintain your experientialenvironment. Should youneed re eating,drinking(including water),and ting. Fasting strengthens a person's incentive give, thisyear(for first uinc)our gift something to the isnot tangible indulging insexual activity from sun- faith in the oneness of God and the classroom,devks, Ii.e.a flin«illighls,etc.>. Weare givingyouthechancetogive rise till sunset. Muhammad (pbuh), realizationof anawaitingdeath. Mus- back toDavidson in a way you choose. Your gift this yeartakes the forn. ei lastprophetofIslam,said"Whosoever lims believe that a single fast of udonation to ihe Annual Fundin one of tour areas: Athletics. Studem i | catsduring onedayofRamazan, with- Ramazan ismore valuable than a life- HJnrwtrictcd Scholuiships,.md Faculty Jlm-i in reiterate, it's not thernuc ifaal out a valid excuse (acceptable reli- time of fasts outside Rama/an. More- tnntiisr8k ift what youdo whb ft! giously), shall neverbe able torecoup over, Ramazan creates a democratic now youunderstandIheobjective. Wedont wimtalotof your thatdayeven by fasting for therest of idealofequality. Whetherrich orpoor, Wcjusl w:uit your pjuiicijution! If we'ren<* ionvim-ing enou^li yy thison hislife." Well, what'sthepoint?Why educatedorignorant, well— mannered tbrsizc . President V : le theSenior O««i i|imipi&< Kven&A) do1.6billionpeople starvethemselves or rustic, each Muslim isequalbefore '■ taerely90'=> ( pftl c *.|) kick wv PuuiieSthmwi now," and,"OhrayGod,"meverytum. ItIwtldayouiniuhypnoticgnpandwon'tlet go \mllikeThe Usual8wj>tat\ (heUw tine» EJcal. Tbc past yctj won a wryaverage oneas inuvlet go,h»n tbcuniahlcmovies thin yearwerefor the 6. Lift i*Beautiful When Iwax told1was heiug takento acomedy withthe Holocautta* tiic most|wui ania/.mp SavingPrivate/?>»m vsill tiudoubtgointotlichistory hooksa» oik oftbcbesttw ruckyiniinit,[ wasIe» thanenlhu.nastic. Dili Hit-- Italian(yes.itlu» uiUiIlcs.buttheydunot diminish piecesevertmade It whsabigyear foriiitinaiiun too, withthe dazzlingPriitce»J'Egvfu, ine wonderful iheenjoyment,>■*loryit Hiliiudunjjandgtiod-heanedlliaiHuliaidnot ton* beautyinit. Aicwi&hfather DisneycreationMutan,andIbrmoreadult-orientedandolictihilariousAm;. amihit tamily art takenaway toactmccntnuiun camp,.mil Iheman's «on is luinpiy and womedand Atonjt wilh theurcnlmovie* cutne (lie inevitableaction movie diMsters like Anrntfrdttim and warnsu> leave.Thefather,not wantingInlevralthehoiints.Uiaibunound them, makesthe childbrlievc Godzilla, (Ai leastoneactionmovie,7?ir Negotiator,withStunuclL,JacksonandKevinSpacey,gave Uiutheitin*fame liedoc>everythingInhJbpowertomaketheHolocaust funfor hischild. Roberto thatgenrenp.nntlname.I.S<>. hen:aremy picks for thebest tenami whim Fivemovie*pftin- year, Trie) iknigni ( writer,director,lead) timagicalouthe&crc«n andianbecomparedto ClurlieOwplminihi*. ■UjHUMOVi inl99R«uncwherein America,,evco thoughmynumber \0pick,AStmplrPlan, has nut pnfonmnce. And theItalianmakesitbetter. openedinC'hajloltr yd. 7. Happiness Not for the fainthearted This la theblackest ofblack comedies, dealing with Uiiifinr.fjintry not uurvcahKuruK-hpun .-.i.Dial youl^ii enjoy ih«e nimsa»much:tsltliil You pedophilia,amongothersuch sexuallydeviant activities. But it is more than that The brutalhooeuy can jijtrc or disagree,but remember, it's myupimuu. with whichthis story istoldUits appeal. Many tcenc* arehardIn watch,but wearcspared thewaru. Just '- 1.SavingPrivate Ryan My(tnuidfadiet is jiiiihjbly whyiJm movie wasso amazingtome He Ids themoftcriticallyReclaimedmovieofthe year,andeventhoughit isratedN( 17.udidbriiet than WtUnc*ci talkaboutWWU.but» done "<"11askhimaquestionaboutit.be gets veryquietandhiswhole rapected at the Imx ofper Iwouldn'trecommendthis to et«yanc, hut for peoplewho (iked Todd demeanorrluugcv The movie islikecolor waxfootage, llisSicvcn Spielberg')*best moviesince Snlondz'x first movie, "Welcome to ihe Dotlhouxe." hi-, second Is heuer. iiidic ctuuMcngini;. and Sctiindter'i Lit.and it rcconfiTnu my love forhis direction, after .tellingout for Thr ls,st World- pcrplexinj;. If youdan'Ilikeit,at teaxtyou willhavelots totalkabout. Ipromiseyou thaimuch JurwiiitPark.Hedoe*thingswiththecameraintheopeningtwenty minutesthatalmostnukeyuu feel 8. ThrOppoxitto/Srx-LisaKudiowandChnstnuRicct deservesomeMmofmedalfortheir wcfl arcin U pain,and for veteran ne.u in comedy, it likeyou thebottle. The audience'sresponse fearand Iknow the to" deuveiedlines m tinsmovie Oppotutba very different movieandis alsodark its but me.impossibleto watchwithuuthaving(uuhlttck* "The only tiring musing."hesaid."isthesmell ulight comparedtoHapftntm. The screenplayis mypick fur theOscar. 2. ShakexpearrInLove-litescript wasco-wrtfleu by TomStoppanLwhnpennedthe greatplay 9. Return toPara&xe-Foriuintelligenceand great handling oftoughissue*. Return toParadite Rozencranlt andGuildtnstemarePeud The wit lliat permeatesthat play Knows upconstantly in ■sinebestmovteofits kindsince /7rac/Man WaShny. Throeguy^haveUiomuclihasiiunalDrcignuJaad. ShakespeareInLow.afilmthat.Shakespearehimselfuouldhavewritten.Thetwoleads,JosephRennes midtwoleavethe country while thethirdplanstoleavelater.Thepolicecatchtheoneremaining man. andGwynctbPaltrow.haveAn unparalleledchemistry Whenthey lookintoeachother'*eyes,thelove andhe i■; sentencedludeath,unless theother twomencomebacktothecountry andservetheirtimeat they feelseeim mireal,it almost hurt.-,. Ihaveneverseenanythinglikeit. In(hefilm, nplayhouseputs well,inoneofthe v»otM prison* in the world.Il is a great philosophicalmovie. on"Romcnandluliel"nticr awagerthataplaycannot show truelove. Shakespeareinlj»ve getscloser 10. ASuNplrAan-Adramaiic-acuonmovie.alotlikeForgowithoutthecomedy ButIthinkthat tunnnann'cloveanthescreen thanany othermovieIbavrseen. motepeoplewouldlikeASimfile Planbecauseit i* notAt offbeat,jnditismoremainstream.Threemen 3. I'nrt. City- !Mr Truman Show got a lot ol criticalpraise(his yen.hut the allies teemedIn findoverfourmilliondollarsinthesnowanddecidetokeepii,setting ofIlot-, ofproblems. The coding iltscuuntDark City ma weakmoviefor coinicbook readers.Introth.DarkCityinmuchbetterthan TV is great. Tntman Stmv inmany wnyi.eventhoughthe twomovieslical withvery similar ideas. A man wakes, Letmeplug onemoregreatmovie GodsandMonsters,for its flawletsperformatiMSanddifficult upIn thrbathtub nnd jt^is jcallulmoxt immediately:"Ynuare confused,aren'tyou,frightened-.you complexity,is a gt>od show It i> afictional account ofthe lifeof thedirectorofFrankenstein. huvr lost vein memory, thereorepeoplecoming for you. Youmust not let themfindyou. You must Now i>i my worst 5 It is him) (n say toomuchabout these, so Iwillquote some ofmy favorite leavenow," thecaller.says. Hehmitfi up.and the conlused manthen findsadeadbodyontltcMoor The reviews (hat 1agree with Iihi'j;.,hutIhave to make myivwn comment abouttbc worM: movie gniliiyou withdmdialogueItum thebeginning,hiu!keepsyougucs&inguntiltheend. Visually, ii is as amazingat anvihtnpIhaveseen. Dmk Clivisa wholenew worldwherenothing make* scii.se. \. Armageddon- I'leasc Can IsecONtMORE shoi oi IheAmericanFla#. And.uh ycalL jm andmuch ul it is masusrfullybased onRcticMnpitc'san. Revelation*come periodically until the Isupposedtocry iuw,orbeexcited.Not thatitrcnllymnttcr.,because whateverIamdning now,Iwill ' 1 " imi:i v ■vhi-iiall is .\|il.iini:il TlK climax unneof thehcM cvci filnicil. Dark Cilyit theyearsmost ticdoingtheoppositeinn split seewnd. Socontrived andmanipulative. ' excitingandcomplicatedmovie. ISnllKiww What YouDidLostSummer- "Ah,snmcthingsneverchange.Chielamongthem; 4 Plcaxantviitr-FirMofan. Pteasantvitltwouldmakeapoodwlcntmovie Thecontrastofcolor theout-and-outstupidity ■, nli Nvlnch knock oil slasher flickslikethis ;erEbcn.liwrhicay.oSun-Time* ot surprise*,upiis slccvt ThemovieUavictimofselling comparedInTlw VntmanShou-.but ilbmueli 4 IHny Work- "Ifyouthought theAsian economywaibad.try :i>.v:.«iiv ihe itateul filmci>imctI> moreenjoyable, nptinnxlit. andinicrcsling. Joan Allen, as llicM)\ ninilicr. (tunsin anOscju caliber tin the basis of Dirty Work Phrases like terminally stupid and brain deadleap readily to mind." pcri'ormance And those visu.il!.... Liwretue vanCirldcr.TheNrw YmkTimes— 5 TheSpanishPrisoner-Here Is ydKnottiernmvjr withlots .ifhvi.si*andturns, but al»r(Mine,rs.A( leastinIhelejnlsense Hnsicaliy.lActBuVic isauiiii|'lM-.ii> ilim< >n JittOtVlttW) TfH IhualSusprstf TV scrt'cnpUy i*intelligeDlandtlwdinjcuoiiis. lam tin- K-«ipan.ihnni it isHie Almr«i» iliijic vuiiliiivc' ii. WiUthing.movies ismv hohb).my "b«Mion Ilovetlicm.andIlio|>ctlut youWill uwlu) iinbc.ir.iblc subtle ta$peitfc Ihot run.% iliLiugluuii. Itound nusell "t-i.mf,. "Ww'\ p.omgin happcH sre simik: o! lliesi'erdMeX4inplct iA theart jorai.andikip the mim». Maya Ceramics Exhibition Opens at Davidson College
H\ KAiiibi. CnrKRiu creator imany ui whom urn* tscnsr nobility), iu the -*ak01 suchpriceless, pieces,of Imturv eludes acatalogof exhibitpieces,image* uf the " itwner nnd placeol ongin. 1'ltc exhibit is mi d!s])1ny ill Oiiviili.in ceramics, textualinterpretationsuf their «igotfi- Ctille/if Ctimimiwititiirm txmtcnb. iis . us back- Kathrnnc.inilTomOelk VisualAmOVntvi. ami ia»n.e, nnd bilks to the other Mies uf related The WiUntil*tl. Van bvery,Jr. Gallery ui Tin- exhibit alsoiirovulc-. .uiduiuiiul iiki i n interest The address for tbe sue uv Uuviilsuti CBll^p wi" lll'sl "'" exhibitol Mffys in ww«v davulsiin.edu/academic/antliropology/ i>.«(iviy Junuary llthroughMarch 19. IdrniaMiui on the Ih|2iomb/thl2tomb.hltn ur lolloiv the link on "Vublr. lu Tomh' Ancient Maya CViauia hy mcun< asioci DavidMin'sNewsandEventspage, Mas(eipievO" Imm Collection ul tin:Mint i>linrorni:i- the llfll This uniqueexhibitionhasbcenacollnbora- Mn.i-niii ol' An" will feature ovct tiunal!-■ in 40 anu^etf inr * b livccllonbetweenthe MintMuseumand nonv Mnyii ccrumic veiiwls ln>m the »aid IVxn' L ited. Allol tliticpieces, whuhconv- fromIhe IIRC pmeriu Neibill.Davidson's gallerydaicctor. ■"Afttlun- colleclioii iri Ihe Charlotte, L-hcmiv.ii Mini Museum of Uie c\ pulogy students a>stste>l m the exhibition re- wirkshops in lite anulyvK- to weie crciiied'" lu nnciciii- Mhvii hibil seuch Severalofficesoncampusprovidedfund- southern .--. i.in.' of Guatemala. Belize and akilMI)Ihc will ingandthecollege' %carpentry shopbmlt Ml Mexioo.andare puimed wtltiimuges ol inipor- -.iiuto' and man> p Io - thedisj>lay case* The campu* really »nri.ed mnt everydaylii'e. manulni.- ntuals. deities wid viilc tosclhertocreate lluvexhibition." The TabletoTumb'exhibil.cn-curotedby niii- mcli- Q] This exhibitionh^v hoen supportediupan Whioingttm,curatinolI»rc-Colnmbian nlquc> Michael llonnl null funds IromUu NorthCarolina Hunuuuucs iirtat thr Mint,nndWilliamM Riuglc, professor anv ic tii - 111(111 i.niiiiiii^ioil. A M:«e agency, andthe I>.-M°" T b c andtheDepartmentol Anthropologyat culluiiiltra- M |y a ntasidstm phbUcatcdaesLhetii- MilIntelleciual ginieral College dition. Inc«tudy ofthesepiecesreveals acom- ie u Ini Muyn writ public lahU: to Tomb. Ancn-m Maya Cenualc plexstorybehind ■ nutnufactuic auduse, iiiul ing, tht- (.aii at- Masterpieces Itorn tbc Collection ol Ihx- Mini the ;minii-s Hi." tlicm crested CCSS II Mus-euinof An"i» freeand(>|icn tothepubtic«n Since the wet tropical climate lon|i ago Maya c*l "t Any the William H. Van Every. Jr Galleryof tb* undillol' e n d t> t . erodedmostofIhecivili/ntion'vmuralb lime Katlusrine and Tom Hell: Visual Arts Center ai its painted b»«.k.; these ceranucs yield nui^u-. prohlcnii orarvtilico I1 n in 11.'.11.Km College. Ciallery hoursare weeVdays umghlsonMayacultureand Sceneson 1 icli^ion lug liiI home 11-'.. ,iiid weekends12-4.For additionalin!»ntii tribute I,nni.m vac- Ihe (lotsdepict pii*«uitaucin>i, com- bun.ur inarrangea htut for yout i« cists, wildlife, bioginphivf ofundcrwmld Iout ini. riflcc. fmLs puicrs pleasecelliTWlJWI-lSO -)r OMWn-23*4 Or and );t'*lde!«t:.s. und daily |Htlacc life. S ami ethical issues *ur T h c email the gallery'); liirccint at imaaeiiaic nccunipanicd hy hiemglyphk scms CpmmixicxttUms Kite in- peuesbit^'ilavulttmjsilu- The wining oftenicuh.IsIhe typeof veisel.! ilis rnuntlinc Coilett 10 THEDAVIDSONIAN Arts & Living WEDNESDAY. JANUARY20. 1999 Skiing discounts forDavidson students
SugarMm..BannerElk, NC.-SugurMourv- tainSkiAreais offeringmid-weekdiscountson liftticketsforDavidsonCollegestudents. These discounts offer substantial savings on skiing Monday through Thursday days and Sunday throughThursdaynights,non-holiday. To takeadvantageofthisspecial offer, the student must present his or her valid student photoI.D. At the ticket window. This offerix good until Feb. 11,,1999 for day or twilight skiing Monday throughThursdayandnightski- ingSundaythroughThursday,non-holiday.The nightof Jan. 17 andbothdayandnight sessions fin Jan. 18 are consideredholidays. The discountsare:DayorTwilightTicket- $24, regularprice $30.Half Day Ticket-$15. regularprice$22,NightTicket-$15,regularprice $19. Take advantageof this discountand getin CdIIixi'CHELP WANTED Father Francis Gillespie, S.J., Ph.D. Priest at Our Lady of Assumption Young men and women interested in working with gives a talk entitled: youth ages 7-15 at a camp located in the Blue Ridge Mountains. YMCACampGreenville,aco-edresident "A Jesuit looks at Social Justice" facility, willbeinterviewing interestedcandidates this Friday at Davidson. Monday, January 25th 4:30PM 900 Room of the Union Contact Wes Goldsberryat x6569 for moreinformation. questions? Contact Dr.Janet Shannon x2481
ArtExhibits. 'Tableto Tomb"exhibitall Coffeehouse. CHEAP LARD! 8:15- Cnokoff r nn chill Jumpln'i ...Java. Wear your Newton- p.m. 11:15 week. 10:00a.m. -6:00 daily atthe a.m.in the 900 Room. 11°° m ln the 90° R°° m SummerJobFair.1:00-4.00p.m.inthe X?leS!P gnaw.n'clothes-andabigsmile8:00 BelkVAC. p.m. InternshipFair. 11:00a.m. -3:00 p.m ChambersGallery. -12.00 a.m. «*«,. - In(heChambers Gallery. TerrV Radonskl, 8:00 9:30 p.m.inHodsonHall,"America'sPalace of ClassicalMusic."
Tuesday Thursday FRIDAY SATURDAY Sunday Wednesday Monday " " ' Tu««d»y. its Tuesday at Davidson,but its FLA0 Mating. 9:00p.m. IntheUnion still Wednesday everywhere else Friday Beer, on Nothing. Nothing ConferenceRoom Attwnoon Club. a else is happening, Jumpln'Java. WhereNorm andcm«",irt n- 700f):15Pm'nlh8 r-r.daya.lemoon?Whynot7 5:00-7:00 Eatyo'chill, a "*« T'"» « HWgtmonl High." Chnrr^ "r _i2_ooa.m.aitheOuipost So)i SUm 93° 10:3° pm in 'DM*!«.d Ccofu^." Ifn«M rnov* with Boom me«» *»""■ the soundtrack withtheyellowsi mlnytoo* mi th« cover. 0:30p.m. iniln> 800noom. Sports i ii Midseason withBob McKillop Ouviilvm ht-ml -l.i|i(vt (he Q&Anukill; cuiiUct. Well, willInut McKillop .1 x dUctllscs pvlcnCUl fnfsucvctxUrn laim ii.o. «>lld Pnn nftmililinj; pninram iiintiuMiing. wr'n-jjimn.»hivr5i*.^-r»» ttockgl«'vcr IMASS, tact la all vihi mntil in lilt hmne turn it. bemy ahlc in >4uy in a pm.ili.ii> i.l siiti»«iucnl MS- Hn.n a very -man «n«J c^pcticttcod mi- >|ut->t iiH liiir ilr.v.-nln- They vomi-iatund)y. vcni«d ti- jitii I'm out players backs iimt .miithri fabu- DSS WiroldflI-.- In Ihr We' loo ihnlled lltat Icam. Thryundentandilicclyiuini»(.<(ir ioui. February tc Jin's performance thus far a* dm iito inlTillexpcclMJCKifcplucodupon luvi-iJwtcilul ItsurealtribaieMitheni s*luii'« guw% im. There'» ikineal for ftcliitophrenk*? us by oihcfs donunnic tltc dlvrsion Instead tiuwiiv great to ol lust u MtMt u«ir capuim in Mcpup und crack Ihc 14th, wjtm On fhurtdas January Confensnce play is veryc.-vmf«ctJtivr. what wtr must u> Ui hivea pott v. Jiiji IVupli- an:vwxkiitghard. 'Ouue SpnrH Yeah, up a vwy line prognun. A ptojramcommand* Pu*iarhBci people>■>:"!nnmcM.i^hnui r»pocl righinow.even«ftw vtr'srIM DSS I/i4pU>«uplni(aalmwi<- notts kmOfort&fy been a reach .1 OfCORSitUtncyabotll tills ofuantewe werefi'Isupposed Ilitl. wfislUtMcynr'f(«am c*p«l>lr iv-iv tmnuktunu /WVww.'w 1 inn-of '. u-.u Irif (Hcritntaiin)' » injiary sllttc»ic> (■.',".T\i>iir L'«pi'..-|i:J ikUi p." In. IVaple *rc tiis.iipfH'>inled with our ' i( uirimiijHi.11 1ji_- "■ . ili'.Tiipit'.l . iin theyhave such high ex- DSS: Whal wvn.s Ihr 1niunit--,uponconsiMCTiev. Peopleun- Uietti pccUitium Inr u.>. Thr»«.' nXfftUibtitm McKUIiip Wu'vl- set m mir piuJ Ihu nt the victory nvtr .KiiUiixJ and were v>i\H cturic imm mi' iuixcss siftnifiriiuce comfortable vrw, to get betterevery janur Thal'i I MASS ■ teams, nn December2¥Ui? ilicu rotea. Hi-- .iiit--i 1I1.11VMI :in.' DSS: When conference such iriL- standardv«c opentebj Clearly we (111 whlcll Bi'itMiuim'siiijuiy uccunvJI at I 1Si and UNCG. nrr with DSS \Vh»l ulll IIUikr tu rlj(lil tin . fu ajut toIk uinf best «i theendo< ihc Miklllop .< national Il-jid HfVl fliC Wilt,M-IIU-1' ilcSlUll l^" lateintin- Eiinii-, doynugel ship und t itsni vi:i>mIii> down the UMASSll Sllill£ht tlH-s.rnsi- . M.M.vin wlkaiUiccunlcrencctouinwnctu in icsjicci -Mtil u-cngtiiiiun. l)i hlllllrili.ili-K .l(t|HM>'ll 111Itll- priXtv- "1.11 il-.i'. mii-M III.M.:1 and forIhc strwi'h. In I'nuirr unuOicr fuhnlnnv lisnmiW Tu e« mils dtnimil TIm>- tuini lias IcjiithnI a dealit teamHint lus ilmi knid-ii i*D{()6CI nl m.ikitif; ihotC snhtli- JiiliiNnKfiN jufitllur inoj-f mi than in pnrvMiiis February? ir.-inifulnir- amount ilimunb thr ups on cjoun is iii;i' '.on.MMcni pndLiTiMhiul yi')»r»? iii>iraBugnitlafl Qmiiimne adiicval iinl (Inu'ic.it -. i"\ptnpriLi:it nvcrIhtsc .|in(t'iin.uci\n)plistinn-ii' i|m>u- .1n(flfc gdi disrupU'il Nnss wen1pr.nluiilly Mikilhip Our guys ■n-.i luve tn he itr-.i couple u(months Only thruurh ni'iit Timwny we winnlsonftfcC!Ito /.(Hie Jp.llll.'Ai- r, Mrklltop Any Icunk ihuilut>Ivnl tub- lie >v inHie ly.lomandtiehcit' in lliejn 'I'imIiii^IIuiU'iiiiIitI Ihcc\ptiMirv(M ynurMJlfduyoufind mil victory ■ ijjinliujni. Tii lie ■ ■ I:llill inilt- (IUI IlltlllUill in its picMiiiix ytttf is gnnmi Ik- u itflvHk Theyhaveinleiotlenw happen down 15 das who you truly art1 Thu tat ex- )in rLi'..r,l . team [mini; ill Ihc hull, wilh man> pcr-plr liiry;.-! 1 in mnfcniikTp)4y .ind m.»kc dcfcriM-lupptin Kl^hi nnv poscditsrll riustcanihiuukaiiiuiu- wi: wcil' iKmiJ dss 1 ■"- t ...[.--tn iiif .■iihi.-\i (mm hiis very imprcMM-incr ihr Um lliey'ic iryinj! muuh miikc of- lliiukintt andhutted. 111J tf befn ion to inemhlcrisks. This teamhw> dumi«" llicll.iintirliiiwhud .ii',r, lot'imc ■if ihf rri'i-nJ pa*l, h«u wmiM urn it Vi yenn Wlicn you fiuvi- thaikindill u-nsi- huppen, We have Ii.aViiidp|«y- httCfc drenm.daa-din he 4 bcttc? team (cam'* cu)ir*ic mii-. '.' -lUiiv^. all nl:> miJi youbcCOmc Mil- int."**"ithloomuchnt asensenlurgency iMvc.u.itjrL-dlo^ubiistibisiirrpiiiil.v Ilii-ni in .>ioiliiiic. (l)«l iiwdr tin- i'iii ul'irdiH pcopltr's piv.-|»ui:iiiMii au«J pas- iiuiificiisi.'. J h:ii Wii'rcniii In1heprocvKs:nfhiking.11uldaiinj;, .in.I \-.-rv McKillop ')m (cum tlietTilhlry y» ,n.n I'.-, pnou innK1ntr>iui (ipjHjnaili 111 tywcllli \i v.hi erne im iMn^ucc defend. ilmak- Mminu «iid diL-jinunjr, ximclimis you pcili OuyiarepullingIniBadl OH Illi'lf M. tli-illltf. Illi: rule ttltry Iliptl ihem expend cnei(iy. /attij mi they oihci. uif a-1 111.■>.inI to themm. We'vc gimen HSS; (be oihcr, undcrlinu puiinhnld tumc full ;Unnnn up for nffctiM-, Wlml .i'm.ui win at hurou cheeringIbi wtfh helping uuih lifhi Thi!> have stored knockwlmthemat.binlearnedt'romil aver \jni-l "■<-In jh m u« in wiuriia- uilii'i .mil ■v.iniiir miu fit fur i-.iili allL'ryi)uwilh(liciibcsl\h'il We quite nnilthey wearourtlefenscdown.They " Wemay p.ci knocked InIhc mmajiiun i iiI -\ " iMifiri'iui-dpcm-T ? nllwr fi»v> B(C r".!i\ 1ni|ily luvi!inIII!1eady10iiikcpeopli:'1 use Isvjany or twenty five i"ii.illi . i-.k' 1; inHint wu'rr ni.iUv DSS tit.-,- dn ". hioddyourr|ii-ni\ E:inmlm allill; think anj nluiir diukulncs have been ri.iiiicnl cuminir bttcti tft 4 play and then leant our l«s. in the Will) I ■,'■'■■pi iunl Oui arv jwOd l.ilil. llll!Will ill 'M bitschiill veniaeuhit. like Ytti'it ecnrraitii Ici-hiiKal IclIiiihiucv louniamcnl '! N'o. Tlul happenedllucr ny'iis plain ■ -.-"»- nf st'jisim system go»M|. a lmimI bOOSi M 0M PVOQQH Thitl I"sKTUP WIhc unJ I11I :i a ? Our is Wc'ie in fine years4gu. (I wasn't much (tin. .'.hull- WCL'k SSM-,,1 foil -t.lls-ltlrlil "ihdlll I ic run iniy Iiiik-. ubioiO ol ius| ihupe ifthr ri\<-jEt>fcsifi'-iin $ysicrniirc Football captain commissioned 2ndLt. Men's track begins season in strong fashion
B> Miki Amumm if , j H Kj'llllli ■»■ ■ lull .iscijIIuud litcui »uut luLite m.'u pion«.!ii[is .mil httpof «'■ unchnrihemiii tnr Ihc Cms.. Spurn i.iini'i Sfi,,m \Uiivi Am V>c pvilniinal SWll .iv:nii»l tlU" (liilnrlot lm]isIhiouchoui Hie- MrjMin. Ilk- men will iruvcl tu dieIKON ..iiiiipi-iiiniii. imIiiiMiiy.il Ihc rcliiiiiiii|> WllluiinIffioilnn and IV.ney llu- IttYlIAllOUBj (al iiasi Tennesvct; M.a.-i A-. ciipintn nl ihr 'JX Pn\ iiUun IMI |\ I.I.I.-I llllU'. llVrl) .|l l.lvl v,i:i-KL'iiiliirj;imi:m i|i- " Iliu IWI cdilnnl.11 ihi- Wil.l. al l.lll " ■Hi kdItlC liMin m llfIBUc IiiimIiii»i; thr ill lli.i. liclpeiJ fafilhnli WtBH PlW l.iuf.iri lllcil S IfUbtl kMlll ..pv'IK'i j( li1.1- ■" M vi:iir'> mod "*nl iind Jlh ti-vpirrlivclv Ihr sprint Will fat .l|thr StttfUH i.'inifl\ (n (ic.liiu.ni km! the ViihU ii-. ihr "Kinnini.V'i sciiMin lusi S.iiiinliiv ui ii iliav-tL'.irn 1i'.ilJiiil' ilii' wu> IMC itimip .iImi Wt'll repT^L'nl.-il, ..■■ ilnninIhcSoiilhciitl, ,v-IKON im« nf ill ■itlliHil lll'.IM!} IBUUffl muel .uIIMC'-A^eviUf Mlltoupl vKindt>u( Dan ti|its>)ii, win. Wi>T\ (hi fktUCmMtocottc placed5|il,ii lullloKVilui- IniniuriL'siirklIr.iimnp. IS >.iiil .l.i-li anilMi..!i.r'I Mhtit iiiii\lu-d ICtttlfl li'fM tHi.iois.iHnnil-.-ilnlHlHIm tntin Lu -|111 M.iiviami lhu IWnimiol b ihe team |iu%icd ini|inMiVc lim-h'. ■ III n*r i..i <\v nwn wot Cjwphwui N the 50dm Hw -) -mmmh n-in) Imuk Iudiwii tw litsi llinci anil pvfl wnjjhiy r.»|i\ I, InviiH'ilh). (iihson. % rnon- lc.id«'r-;hip Tins man) e»(.iil' i lih unl PiWI Ihr ic.iin. viirnpriM-ilof InlinMfma Ctninl jVMi.riniiliCiS. in :;liid ...nh.i.iI.. Ihr turner, nl ,/1 one frflh ihr r.mk liciilrn- Ci>ui.IiIijiv AiuImw i-.Iiih-iI iIm-s, .. .im -. iLtinii. IhiivJk'.! l^urtli la.si Hloechcr Stun Btikor. ind Miiti.ul tit'lii mnii'il 160mrmck ihr men .miii- ,. ISliiU' ( Imm. am. - tnmi.-i.t "-. S.Miud-iy W«< i) itTODttel- vcarnlHicOlili.DlviM-H. Albert.hiou)ihl hmiif a 3rdplacL*RniMi petriloaat (7NC \. Dugan craiiuatcd ir » n. L>.nuK-.)ii ull.'i tftie Killkl'iiii'nIoi and ilir^iiisis.iiiiul.ii wii^i..inninv. «.i i ua mill Ili'ulcu;ii1l In till* liillri) I>.iVidsoM. CoLLe^e Y/niOli Thiripiait^rbutAi w'l" Will* the vliool \ rvi..>r.i for nidsl Liirucr lolal yiiiiis. will vhip mil Id hint lADiurUwotid, MissiMLfi in 4JUIIV iiil'iih- Strvliv In Hk- pR->li^inU» *$«"!& a"**8 Aimy CoqH nt Bogmo&i Hut (ii«,t 11Decades I decodes every night oMIimaWI 6PM 900 ROOM 5} hc ivill spend fl lew morr months . h ' VIUU VVVAUU wittuliL"L>HvidsiihK.C) u)eeh at 9 3°p fn T.C program PiiiiiiIm rPQtl\//l " ' ■ ■ 1 00IIveil in. mi ui■■ . iiii-i- he earned hi> com- m the Home floam. free! Bringa potofyourFavorite chilirecipe and mission Dii)!nn will>urvt.'n* nGold enter tillsdeliciouscook-off concest! Or, come But Recruilcr Ihmugh May IS', hi* somplesomegreot chiIiand lister tomusic, diltiu-v willmilink'helpingIdiccnill Tuesday Jin 18 — "^^""" luturc Kiudents.~ltwillnKiz lor pnv- , pi»n au.A Kouaa'""**- """^T^ C22 eook-off ■ " 6pm sXJORoom (InsItatkm'l nnliuiry laudedIcam Bpm 12.300m :30pm Rud „ . 7 tovo 70sn "»«VJ«: mule TurnTins. "'"* leudetship in Outpost tMH— htHjM, out Uiolhiilllc.iniwa»VtMihlcalptuL'- Do^ andContused An,T««nO«,H,tf luu:,onIhcgame ■■ -t.i. In(belocker "T** I 900 Room hvciywhtrL- lie jjcoplf rPOUl " vVflll |ompW|avG Ja«.2i __ /t@g&\ Tnundav UmU-il uptiihlm BpVVs=3oo« Suiiiay Jan.24 While Du^nn \va.^ studyinp at /t®fr\ 1 '■ ■ >■ i ■ * ! .i i. niiiii.in' imtmcMflt hud < e0$ mO>H*: W° 'hc°° javo " k 9 9 iumpin high wvrd* the prnmis 4*J kIlU W7 Fom Tlmm "« «tfprniiefor X- OrnCy/ 21 y^ar old night dprr.-l8.3Ocm nip cadet. "He's calm under piev Wgh NffEfflj^ 10pm-1215am Rldfl.mcnt " sure."pratxed CaptainCiej^er. "und \\ // 900 floom """~<"" ■ neveridraid luai,k quofltum." 12 THEDAV1DSON1AN Sports WEDNESDAY, JANUARY20, 1999
SportsEditorial: SPORTS COMMjENTARY: Falcons and Wildcats Afternoons inDecember... Ailime*along theiriiiumcy throughiheNFC playoffs,Uho* teemed (bar Thoughts on Michael,the NBA,and why weplay pertvqK the Pikomvh«e sported Atlanta more dance move* itiiuiil<-y luvc does not wear a crown. He wears a resemblance to that squad. Though (ini down*. licorr, tis SftmDavis Iftin- sports editor* arewelcome. | Plum- mldnss loAlison Kartell andMike Anderson.
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*" a*5E Surprise yourcollege kids y-^ w MsJ ?\ carapus E; "WILDCAT : fc-V or churns with C^J>^-* 3 v I 5\- :rX anice cream or «*- a h frozen yogurt cake T^^ .S^n WESTCOAST-STYLE /fMVV'll^ torbirthdayor 5 SMOOTHIE PAH y\/V S^J i"^ celebrations, study breaks, <* REAL FRUITS & JUICES ■^^^^^■■^■^ £ COUPON NOTNEEPEP IKYA WHEATGRASS SHOT (&p»«m f*v.. t/20dm,1/27) '* NotvM withi>th#r offer* " " BEN&JERRYS" smoofMes fresh iuices bakery tyooHs VERMONT'SFINEST ICE CREAMSPFROZENYOGURT" .3J 2O2S. Main 5t.■Davidson » 892-0604 Californiajuiceco... it's a way oflife! (Exit2b. Hwy73.In frontofBlLo. B96-7696) Sports
nvomkv h ihki ni\!.i O'Brien,Magette, & Co. earning nationalrecognition
Hi MlM:AMII-HMIN per n.in10. kcrr* Brtmn is averaging caUycattyInthe season,huliciurnedIn iiaccmied into among "" 1 SftttrhEditor 12 V iinil JmiKhMuntrrlta t» asrni}!- i ir in early Dexmnbei. "Her confi- llti inp ten nationally in*I2« timesi ytockeied."MudguardJuAnut' 11-i llirec (xiintpercent- w ink- tin- Wildcats luver6Hod Id Jnmii' Brown t' Quoting 54l.f BmmI a|S« nine witu In eleven {tames, the nami: imm the iVior,J0<*.frombehind the3- "Ii jum itmk u lnUc lime I'm her TI»c~HouVo» "Davidson" in gaining' tome national poininrv, andXOW fromihr free thmw game tocome oui She's > ihnt nlity FrankSantant.in bt Ihcrc." «ud Filar "We've jol so ■ HMi. ami I2ihin \tcj.U iSl). Her II newrole, and she'llbe great homMnp J-point >.hr>t!. " v irwny wenpon> stealt.!,■..,iri Scwancc onDecember AnotherWildcat, IretlimnnJannii in ii ctipoT42%>imil in Thetenm1* flireetcniursareIcad- mail theiiniiNi .sccnml-hithfit one- MmkcIIc. tin-. jImicaiu'hl theattention averagingalmmieight inte ihr way in Ihm eMcgiwy. Jamie game(ntul. of Southern Conference opponents. points per game as the ItrnMii!i i.l, t|u-m||iiuI *i|h '.(nij!^lei] hil stntivu- Magetleopenedtins and tram's m ;tfiman ' )5.r>|MuilA O'Bricn a sca-sonred-hot - ir I Montrella guides 'Cats to 7 wins in 9 games ii this ;..i.i summer,and it\paid off for n oneo( R> Miki A'.ihmsiiv touted theirhcslcollectivecf- [tot Jess liashcu-n as cmn.i-.k-nl it nut i-.in-. pi the notchcil a mulct, after ." semester ;V/a'ir season Jnmir V/>"r/s mine DOnststCOI -Inn anyone all u'u- tl.nml. -ill iiihlr with 13 points anil IA aWay.Thesharpshooter ton tvlniuwKin 9 minuter Kerry added19 '■■.ill : il-.-i will B?, '" ■ Davidson I MB) "«< ihr Snuth poinli in Idminutes The train'v third i ■!111r "■'ionly i i ii (Scw»n«Ti4l ' vciiim. I.sm.:iMuntrclla "III,l>Ut Itll III In;-. i;i-,l \: . S COAIrtbDIcd IVicnihrr I'. iiImhi 80.Knvl1innriAtcStJilv(\1 .inolhcr solid panic, with ID pmnts I uplifting Spirit il: '■ Bi'lk An-n.i IX'cembcr W I--I1 ll the ?;imc hrr.vwvilhiiliilnvhioiik.ihc vntnj Mlll^Stli'i)'. piny.ii !restinunl.tohI'hcniik After KerryBrown,O'Bncn,andMontii'II.i IInHiH iitliUcuMii (il.ivi;!> sawllv<: iniii- ti.ukInvvurk Wjlfe illiollirrsiilidsMnrV seeing lierin HieRtkI few pniciiccs nf Bflcfl iiccuinulntcil four IimcM on tin- nii' ""' "' 'i """■'" more iKd ball The tvm marked Ihcir -rih const-iu- the vraxim.CiKU.ilHlaipraised.-Leah'i jiicrnmin Two fre.ivnlscn " w;is nmlclcvfn ilifturrmf itlhllOH iivi- jndRated n p»rfcci h ii "1 the IMl (-.(.vnUnorn'IM, l>.,sul' \vli,u Iihougbl ihe ivdcn we re- Masi-tii-andLeahUnt-rnik.came off sliiii'iI .m. i. ii SuphninofL' .1. .iiii-iitl< inonlli "I nt-vcnil'cT lonUitryV c rolled Hit Lciiti li(intngI"henhuge tin:bench to ahuub r.n-.-i uf the blow llircli.ir^i' withSL-VfTi.irul k.it> K.uop "YlHI alsvuy-i vsouy about Iiom (Weenshivo.North ('atolinu r ■"'! in ihi., program, .ill she ncril. i. Majcttc wn 2^nttnutn of llov>r time ,|rn<)'Kririi..inJJii lljuM'Ifjcl) " j Vnoc si,n (c (jiiinv I"u-i|«nid .ill'. MBlnf sonic lime. F-tir mil havinc louchud a gml t ihi-mik >uw I UltltCll pIMIlK l-il.n m.i.I I ISI is nmiuige the rop Kerry llrnwn's 1\ puuiu won- iMskcihall really tines HtKru.iiy. piht'i In ihal time,Magettcrackedup 15 "I think wi* [earned tyraln unii(i(it " really well (iUU RM| points. ? and rebounds, leanv- in ihr.niii.t.nccv but wedidu not enough Id rCKCQC DvyidsOD I'"1 & |||f| Ihfl « .txMtts. 2 while hiiii.Iu-m-1-i....Ii. ■ i roily ih>i Ihdl !>'<--ti> gUDdnil>mI in.llniir -.onii; emnl runsand h.cck lo-hiicfcdelc.ttv.amihi'iV\iUk.u% mine in " ulilv i*n|ny Imvt Llhetmk accrued 6 pwnts and 6 nc- iolr nn urn iiiini on tin- tlnor.' snnl ilii'ii (iiillin^ uwsj Inuii ihi'in In ihc Ull in 3 1in conferencecomrvtJtiori. >ltepluyn biiunds nnprcssrdUic coach- ' Musette vninr Ki'rT>' Brnwn An>>nul\ cmi end < trectnborn'iMttinda(rnudMin. 7"hiccninnlli.vlula. (lieco;ii:h tfu ingmhiTund hei tcanimarcs witli Mine ;iml lh«r cm plfi) and -.L'ut help the IlinKliniiilii diiidllU'v ;irti! S^lillka only jjnw/ii li'iidfi ill his rising sIoj new ninveionthe floor Thenotorious li;i\r ■ Irani nut.il JiiL'sn'i in\l in In the Fostercombined\<>t t.l vilKi.ll 1J, \\ l-stlTIlI.If illIKi 7J rclumnds h<, t'NC-G nilk-il to S-l in the raunoigiwran ><"d wldi lonlidcncf.ctcaiinj! »mne gtcat ii-.ini Jjliunty I SouthernConference play. see litfs playing an increavtng rnle in ywonn; opponunitics for in>th hcrvclf Uclk Aiena Tlircc dllfeieill WlUK.il' Imilol aci) tunic Slifcanconioilllhcliench andher Icnmniates nmlhltJ's.ibeiainxliooiHrribcdriMtle, nut. .i.lilinj: to ilu- liiKiriiiion of the ~\\'cknow thatihat'.vthe— nextNtep It.ivi.KiH. ?l.('olli<>; tiin* SB a pljyci 10 put the Ml hul Jen O'Brien The prc BiWrnoon *ww ihc^wtlsdisnpp«»im- " l»ec.-nil>cr 20 hCUUntt l.ivnnl--1 lor Southern Conlcr iii>7 t'.nne Hf'vcbeenhack.".-void a vcr>' louyhgirl hullonihe innn .indnot jusi br ■ImiL- liiik Amta ence Playcinl the YearMakod yei an- Jnhti Filar. "We went up thoif and mngcthreai.''saidFilar"XTtherconches ntlict claim loi ihc honorj. with jtptc- wltl- LiiioiliiT team. We preach lim* wntch|jpc\ and they're ready forher. 1>;isii1miii So much tor hosptlallly.College facuUi perfoniiancc marked hy 2S nlicti we V..IDI to he 'us'and wedidn't K). Ap|itilm.liiiiii Stale (16 Yijuheaithemscrrunung'ShrMHer.H2(i' » 11 i -. 11 nl n ..- 1. 1 muilu their 1'irit tnp in l«)nnx. 7 .isvists. h rebounds. 4 stenls, On that apmlist them," lunuary Ift every (lineJunnastepsonthefloor.But Bclk AicnasiiK'c|olOlltB the SiniUieni nnd n anlid 9-10 fmm the free thn>w Relk Arvnn she's crowing a lot as a player,she'* Confcrcnw this .season onDcccmhei line. making herself more multi-dimeii- 30, hul the Wildcats werenot nhom to O'Bncn'i effort was comple- Davidson8K. r-urnum 71 Uuvidkon and ASU fnlcrcd ttit- KjonnJ." put out I- wcjcnmc mats. mentedby Ji'iihii ihv'i scoring totals ■IIHIMI V 1I conicst with identical conlctcticc i coach .il.... praised the fresh SeniorJessica MontnlLi nicked Hum eachOf the otherfour starters,led Beik Arena records of4-3.but the 'Cats prevailed manIrwnAlabamaforh« pcrfomuoicv o( up 17 point*andKalvKampudded12 by Montrclla'9 IX I!>■" ■ ihe way it indecisivefashionin frontof727 fans mi theother end Ihccourt."Defen- asDavidsontolledtotheir 11ltdstraight \houid be," predicted Tilnr List Octo- Ptlnr'.s Wildcats seemed to juffi- ji Belk Arena on Saturday. Jessica sively, Janiu's looking better.That's Victory. The Bnnvntwins, Jamlr and ber. "We should have anywhere from cienlly resolve their identityensis in MuitLrella led-ill s><;orcrsu>itli2l puinU. oneofhergoalvThai'*oneoftheareas Kerry,pacedIbr tciim withd boardsn five tosix playersindouble-digitscor- timelorthcidurnofllu-^ciictalstudent and11le 6'2"senioradded7 rrbuuniisto of her game that she's trying to im- piece. ingon any givennight.** populationlostMondaynight. hername JenO'Brtnt showedoffyet prove. She.-'', taicn Mime pride m IbuL "Montn ll.i hhnving anexcellent T/he Wildcats wenton a 10-0 run The girls exploded for a Duke- another facetofher game,leadingthe andshe's pusiun$herselfto becomea senioryear,"heamedCoachJohn H- overUiclast2:26tosealthe victorynnd I'squc I4-Omninthewaningminutesoi team withR rebounds. belief dctcnsive player. We're idling hu. "She's havinc the type of senior the wvrnthnotch forIhe win streak. the tln.l half, effectivelyiliimnuncUtc Duvickon only led by twonl the peoplewhenthey conic off thebench year you hope your lialf, asecond-ball nm surged iin- ■ that M'nion> luivc. .liinr onr'L'in i:n:'s LadyPaladins On but the that havetohavethatsamedefen- sii.'v playing witti ilot more confi- !>tudenb in Uic itands erupted with a (""iim to a 15 potnl vlctoi>." "I ana sive intensity our turter* have.*' dence,andahc'» Ui great wdi |ust sitterASU picksutup,out imensify multipliesbig as one ot time asthe tmwdj;ci.v into it." the bcn«f Wa*.a gfeiit In the prc-season, Jen O'Brien teams in women's commentedthin."Alot of u" hawbeen the con* baskctbnll working>>n footwork andtiuickiiirss.in Icrunces game." re- he,ible Inkeepup the dclcitslvecyha\« called MtV. ■ lai nf Coach H- It's paying off in>»C Wi$t weapon*, they IU lur. "It was llir Wilili .ii defense jmolhervd have ■ HlMllC Unfortunate in 11.iii who at one ptnnt missed 16 dll linn welosi sii ii.'in shots.Ttiom.- tmsiedihOttCOT- gjune And but it Was a ■■. ik ,1 imi> .i iiiiilni'i,ii. of ii-.! in. .ii aiiMiiuide jjrcai ijunit pottiu thui cnnblcd Dovidton to pull game I'm We wete awaydown the stretch. plcnviiIn ■ a tsvovcryial- htm ir lii .»■ n i,,,i._ h ■■i . iaiuithct c m fr clilcd tennis doi)tile-dotible(2Ipoints.12rebounds) 4Vrrt>Wllfc ihut love |n onthe night, while JevilcnMontrella a vic- mn and pet utldcd ISpoints, KiityKamp contrib- tory." up Jtid uted16, .in I Kern'Brawnpitchedin Tlie 14, team wiih a re emxehtifo tfOWA" the O'Diirnled the court mnrkable l?avi>isls assfic coiumuo 10 The .in.il-. the n.iii, nml leader boaid MllMdC II r ■. i' 1 1 Sophomoic Mcapun Olcason lion that "" "J"A Katy Kamp stakes out position. l Iwinx con- sutti'dupMonday,irjnininchcrtvam Ills hcnc'li Magotta.i Monlrvlln,tlh*mlk «ntJ Kamp cofWef. Mi«< »wi 14 THEDAVIDSONIAN Sports WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1999 The Wildcats in brief: RecappingDavidson Men'sBasketball action But The'Caw fume ouiul Ibc liv:ier inmi fur a dunk on a Huttimlc.and diilo- IcmJInamerebucket. it vvuan«l to Bv Cim»«v. Ciim.i Turer Stwwin on lire. uut>c\iime Washington "»!>" 13 /wI/Ti^^VpT^I(r^^^i!\ calfdhiselbowafterIwidiruj1111il wrung be, \m>B*oKkir overthe (ir%i 11ralmiMt of the «tnnJ Sanudii)Jiuiuary 2nd. 1999 6:30PM He vvilltnii»ii few woekiof action. A low-pn*l entry {M»x got lost Uptim Writers Beik Arena(Davidson. NCt somewherein the JuImimki Cit> tni.'1-.i. l*an$ Emcka !" t .";;.■ yv 82-7.< and 3475 ruwdy ETSU 'Buo lol Duvidwn with Dnvidxa* n.East Tennttift Staff climbed10 their foci loc a tiruny. long a i'iuooi tii^'ti 17 In It*nationally(devised confer- SaturdayJantmry 9th 7:30PM uwnitcdshout of triumph. Ditvidson point%. Landry ence opener,» rematch of U couldintlyplayoui aninofTectuulscore " - IS K.1I I.IUki I,.l:I |ft SimihemConferencetournamentcham 1.82-75 andfoul strategy until thefinalbuzzer poinu and Ben pionxhip,Davidsonbuiltanimpressive sounded andconfirmedtheendlollie»r tin-inn «cnrcd 14. firvi I■.J lead,stretchingto21poirosat The "Cats a| Memorial JohnsonCity winstreak. - tune, Lundry Mi 1..!■i Breehad one and then smcctsfully man- Cenlci inJohnsonCity onJanuary 9lh Davidan's Ko.xmalskifin *grcalgameol!ittc agedluhold onlor the windespitethe mnil continuity "'"ii their iiniuK The isin-.i with 14 points and i> rebounds. hcDch. storing l(t MouiiIiiIhcttkvauntedsecondhall 1.ilIy plan was simple-enough. ITicy would Rmeka Krt-|>c louk-d out Inle in the pC'ittts andtallying AU Ton rcclt-d nlf 11 conquer ETSU Tot theirighili Miai^lit j!.inir after contributing11) poimsand6 lour assists. points out of the gale for Davidson, time,and bolsterihdr current winning rebound* ('hmidHomeschippedin HI ■ points just All 12 Davul- leavingJ60H Belk Arcnn fans cntttic ur.il. t(i six i-.uiicx in .1 mw nn the in 15 minutesofaction. Ali son players on the andApp,St.uncertaina*totheir wherc- season itnd seventeen straight in the Tanhanded out 7 assists onDierugtii. rosier scored, and nhotus, App. St gradually chippeil Southern Conference It wouldallhe leavinghim just oneshy oftlie all-lime l) iho Wildcats con- .'iway,thou)!hl«tDavidson's46-2 half- quick und easy. Onlysomeone forgot Davidson Wildcat tecoid. ETSU's irj'Sl's Ui;:j;ii- i.iii) "■ tinuedto dominate time lend throughout the seicind half to tell senior forward (in*|i I had 1.4 poinls and It on the boards. untilthe '('alsledonly7K 11withUiirty Stephrnv bounds tocoinpleinetilStephciiA s el Davidson (wo secondsremaining. Davidson was In"the /one"limn (he momenthe foriv outrchoumlcd Ilie able to seal the victory by scoring the steppedonthelltuir.Stephensscotched Sto'awh4O>22Iod game's filial lour points liom the I011I the 'CftU until (Ik- 11mil bu/tfrt He by All Ton's eight line IiiiisIk-J with.11 points,shoomij! 11-17 mbeundfe TiM ."ul six points. He al*n bad 12 rebounds. l,andr> JOTTta extraordinarysholx. Ilip myhut l-ieminp (iym{(irccnshom, NCi "SpecialK"Ku.smiibdiipattdthe 'Cnl.s tohim. Therearen't ten)muny college L73.67 Tonraachas for a steal on Sat. X/'rA Uaxiicr wall IK points and 14 boards,his siv .■! i .- : whohave nights likethat," said Md vtraight double-douhle. Ali Ton Daviil.son skipper BobMcKUlop The Cais ran into'Iits tryiug 10 iMsndsonv^UNC^Charlottr -t')rt\ Dundson i-j. Vnlv.uf Mtiswchuseth had 16 points. A assistsmid 2 Meals Which is not to *ity thai UavidMm dismantleUNCLTs solid/onedeleiLtc, luesday.DecemberSih <& 130PM Tuesday DiCHnbo 2<)ih (* 8:00PM DavorHalbaucr |HiuredIn 14 points, waineverclose in the giune. The "CaU andulliniutelvpiovc'dinoipable.David Bclk Arena(Davidson. NCI Mullin* Center (.Amhcrst. MA) andStephen Marshallcontributed 13 in fact WOd Hi the locker itMMB up a sonled only once in the panic. 2n-2> 1.71-62 W 75-66 (OT> point. 42-41 The lead cuine thanks TheSpaiLutsliolvtciedtheii12-M.thall inainlyto"B>gl)o>;" limelend witha 11)4 runover uV hini I., 1-- Tins year's annual hutllc Ior the Stunning. Dcv Ben r ii..: nion- five mil 1 half riiinmr*. llf Ihi' second Hornet* Not Tmphy gave the 1.243 lined U) be reinum- Mimis I? point firiti half d.ivhIviimsutcii.1numberolkill lutis iii.ii pucked Rtrlk AlUBS then k-icd as oiu of die liult scorini! perfnr nillit-s hornbing iiw%iy from1-pl lurid money 5 worth Unionuniiiciy.the most dgnlllaUJ »IL- maivce.Hutr.T.Sli'. at a clipui IIIfor » ontheniiilit, but Willie*!* loll in-.i it tittle (bar) ngaml inni-MlilhiMcKillnp lulliiitiL- chalk -A-i c.inienpvliiiri The'Cats sin>i only 43t*3 tin- talented UNCV I'li-rv With ilk- "-T.i.the \VikLntsdcm- >inn sccmlnjily hum the line, while the Spartans sh.u score 1 '". ■ 1 .11 i" .mil under sevenmin- (iiisliulcd chmaUer worked wmidcr*.u 85S. ICincko Kre|t*. due toearly I011I utes tcmniniii|! (n iht game. UNCC ■Uld poise 111 'V.ihin;' Bbong wtis tield to iiiiniiii' was luiiiicil in imlv nbtljNUi »en uir I- 'fw.u«lGalen\ oiinglookova. limn lichiiul Id shock jUMJWi>|liilllls|[lllii- RiimitttOl Ktion.nnishnig witliUpniiih. icorim iho 4'»crs nesi itfns patno Hiuisi't Flint's Mm- »cc«>nd rull, iimsli and |iisi Irebnurui Voting'« nuihuiMpushedirNfC'oui to ulemen. an Ailnnlir ini: with IMinloUl. In luiinhliiu' Davidson. 1 \> <" S50-52 IcmJ *illi.'5»m (iliiy.aiiiltlicy Id iimvi.'jhouse, in -in ■" wiih 11 te- earned Us Iir-1Soulhcni COrlfWCini UeVCTInnkcJ l>,u k hulling mi lor it 7|- overtime, Down |4 bounilsIhiv tcoOHtl vicloiv ol (hi!season. S The WilricjU hmlpknly of nr thr hdIf« *t2-.V7)ainj cousecutivciJiiiiiik- Nalhanjamesonled the Spartan',with oprHirlumlics d>putIlicjsitni'aw.iybut then IO{S8-48) with double). 23 points, Tor Dnvidsnn, He n Id |hot only MM finm the Held lurUie jttsi S:.S6ti)g<),)hrrc If Bbqng'fi often- . n!!" .1his third siruij'lil "!l.' .).-nhl. niyhl IV Cats wea-U- wilh a 14 pi'iin. 10 ivtmund perlor Icip>»nt> .in.lsi1BBSiBt Eint'kaKre^e hihty lui ivsuscita appealedmIhe wt- tnaiiec. Lanilry ku.srnahkl hud & wus ulso very imprewivestoring -i c»- lion butilicnDaviJ- uiidhall.In wasnot dnut>le-douhle *>f his OWfl. Svorini; II rccr high 1J points anil grahhinj! nine ,t,igcd an epic alone nmong tho points and hmding in 14 ivhnuiiil» rcboundvUNfX"laterdefeated0.U'ui- rally,highlighted hy 'Cats. Tied 4R-»S Onvorllnlbaurr. lnrin-.i in 12paints cinnatl. "\trTA"irrco4«t-to- early in the second and Michut'lRnrc fimstied wilh 4 ni- coast drives. Ben Irame, the 'i'.ii-. ttttthigh 11 l.ln>i»V'"s :111:11(!. ■11.i> -. washedBTSU reel Seemingly lost amidst the Tats "'"■ Hnvdnin Cnllegt' OSBSSi baseline jjm, nnd off I}straightunan- dismal performance was the celebra- Saturday December12th c* 3 00 PM high Dying Emeka (wcrcd poims tionofAll Ton'sbreakingthe all-time Bclk Arena(Davidson. NO critical ol~ vi. Kin..|. could Duvidson Wildcatsasms! iccord.ptevi- W94-5K EruueS tensive tip in. The only .shakehKhead ouxly heldbyChris AJpcrt'96. bnlet- Cats uuiscoictl in frustration and ingihc nraiigninstIfNCG.Tonneeded Inthe middle i<( c.v.1111 week,the UMASS lt>-6down ultcr dnticliL-l (ta only two assists to break the record Davidson WildcatsdominatedDivision ' !I"' .III ■"-li In m-iiiIIlie ErStJcounecictlon Trie Turkish bom .senior point jiunrd (II BowdoinCollege inrvury aspect of Stephen Mnrsholl drives to tlie hoop. Mitr flvurf. game to overtime. nearly cvciyihlng linishcd with 11 along with '>points thegnme,leadingtoa36 pointvictory . Had AliTun's lust secondbombbeen IlKry llitcw up dawn the xtnetch, and5steals. The outcomeofthe gamewasnever in on the:murk, there might not evenhuve DavidsonWildcat*vs. \ MI Ihe "Hues i iii'.ti.-i! 57% frnmthe .!.,11'ci M the Wildcat builta 20point been:> need. Ton,dubbed"King olUie MondayJanuary4th<» 7: match Davidsonopenedupn threegame Down7J-63 points, All Tnn moved cUwct 10 the " 11'i the 'CuUin thebonus period.De- roudtrip inI. \iugi..r,Virginiawithan with appr.v.i (i.ividM111 career axMUiccnnl withnine spite havingtwo top players I'ouledout 85-MvictoryoverVM1.stretchingtheir mutelythreeanda assist* inthe .■.■.me II-inrhrnught the tSUphen Mtir.ilrjll and l.nnilij wmstreaktolive.TheWildcats.showed half minutes left Liuwdl'ilik willil■v'lllnuidii'iiiMlur.l.v KosmalskJi. Davidson -nil uamoml Ilirir superior depth and balance wilii in regulation. une11) them1Ditiin(."011 aIavt break from UMASS Il-2inlheaddedtntmc.Hav- four playersscoring iniloutile figun-s MiK-illop and his an AhTon pnMnl'fo| tlietKickboard. " ing lost «l I(heir momrmurn in rrKuln- and 1 1 plnycrs scoring in all. Den i"■■ liadall Km lion. lhnnk> in n<> small pnrt to Lnri EbimRanil I..milry Kosmnlski ledIhe packedthen bags 1 1- I abysmal '.ii with 14 points each Kmeka Then Lnndry [tavtdion Wiuhitigtitu with .in "f"i Kelner'.s 6-15 v\. Cutlrxr free throw thuoling performance. I rii;i- andMavor IIuIIkiui-inhocon- K« * m n Is k I Saturday nccembcr 19th 9 vnnPM UMASS turned shine cold (mm Hie tnbuied12and 11points,respectively stepped up and Arena (Davidson.NCi ficlk field inoveiOme, going 0-9. Bbongiilsohad 10rebounds,rounding knocked down W 104-64 Eboneled tile'Cai» withI7pomu out thcdouhlt-iloublc AllToncontin- iwolliruc-polnlets mid.il'fi rolli-vti'ii 7icbonnds. Frinrto ued his great all aroundplay with s\% in rapid $ucco»- a stun, Alto ilnw the Wildcat* fmiling mil,Uindry KnsmiiKV.i ruiuleil point;.. 10 aj.si.sLs. five rubound^. and vinn In cut explodedin (he second (<# n -40 lull' magatnehighI2bourds.Whenullwns two steals. VMI was Jed by Jason ETSU'J lead point liir.«hin|J of Division (II W.uh said and dune in the post gome Bell's M< points, but the 'Cats more downh< lour and injjlnnCollege Tlic Can Hailedbyax iness COn/ertnce,Bruiser fllut,tils playcis. than mode up lot Bell's performance niuki-tliinpljiia many iu live to the 111>I before hull ;iuit ull iIn- UMASS fail!. Sum indeed withtheir shootingandrebounding.The cMing nfi.nn llotiuy rmt ibe litid sk minutes of Die .■;■ received nn education: "II» in North ,.■"(! . 1ihe Kcydeb 47-21 DavidKoncameup hnlf a 1 lo (tie locker on 5-7run foInto Carodnn. abenu 20 minutes nurUi ul aiuliiuishotthem 34.5*to33.4*. The the 11. 'in withiv... loom witha41"35 lad Churluiie, ainwllliberalarts school." only ncjEOtiveR>come outof Ulc game inmules lo gO Whatever a\acb Bob MrKilloii forthe Wildcats was11 Ult-jnme injury lookingto cut Hie lold fm ployert ui liulfume worked. lujeffllcrguiiinii.Bergniann weniup iui!". ,luir,,l(i|., Davidson alltlmo bbsIiIWno, AilTon. mt(lli»*l IU>pUIHillI
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SUMMER 3#BS/€AMPS " INTERNSHIPS I Meet Me 1
I > CHAMBERS GALLERY < I Thursday, January 21, 11:00 - 3:00 p.m. Spring and Summer Internship Fair (Charlotte Area Organizations) - Friday, January 22, 1:00 4:00 p.m. H Summer Jobs & Camps Fair S P R T S W E D N° E S D A V Wrestlers sweep W&L quad meet
Bv DavihMunii'ii i the Wildcatshud amassed sonalittleslowbuthave pickedup tbc tohelp lend the (cam to victory. Dan thus far with Kaplan, Rue, Justin mil %* Carman, Cox, 3r pacens of late, winningthreeof their Mile* JeffBender.Inn Perklnson, Andrew Friedman, last fourtoimprovetheiroverallrecord Ruplun.AlanRoc,and JerTStorm.sall Storms, Waldton. Con. Caiman, and to4-6. After winningtheseasonopener cameout victorious against Pensecola. Benderall finishing victorious. againstWagnerby nscoreof21■19,the The Wildcat wrestlers were Therestoftheseasonlooksprom- Wildcats experienceda losing streak matchedup against the hosts of the isingfor the Wildcat wrestlers,hoping meet, Lee, against Boston College, Columbia, Washington & intheir sec- Inimprove from last year's Southern Anderson, Duqucsue. and Slippery ondmatchoftheday. Carman,Kaplan, ConferenceTournamenlperformance. Rock. The team then turned things Roc.andStorms wereagainthe victors Therearc twomorehomematchesthis Owens, aroundandsweptaquadmeetatWash- in their matches. Ryan An- year. The first one, onJanuary 30 at thony Albert, ington& LeeonJanuary9. The 'Cats and Chartas Waldron 3pm, matches Davidson againstNor- were victorious over Pensecola (28- addedvictoriesoftheirowntohelplead folk Slate, and then Davidson faces 18), Washington Sc Lee (32-10), und Hie 'Cats toa teamvictory for the sec- GardnerWebb andSurry on February 6 The 'Cat wrestlers have won 3 of thefr OavU^tian ArMves. <4.'-3). ond time thai Johns Hopkins J:i> at Ipin. last 4 meets to improve to4-6. The highlightof theseasonso far In the finalmatch of the il.iy. the
Women drive to "We really want the student body to come perfect December pat to our games. BvMiw Anoikson EastCarolina in theHrsi weekHiDc Sports Editor ci-mlH-i And they were lar liom fin ished. We'd love to have crunchJohnFHnrlikes to prcuch Sparked by a smothering defen- them come behind U> his athletesubom theimportarnv of sive intensity, the Lady 'Cats notched ait 'spurts." consecutivevictoriesagainst Sewunee, our we "'We talk ahoul how llio game is Collegeot Charleston, East Tennessee bench ao can built an State .iii-l hear them screaming* spun1;. And WtMctn we re.illy Catolina. them emphasize The team HL^B We need to be thai Omit thensput- that sixth player," aic 11.)i111 ■. in tered in the game ihe last —John Filar youneed lo week of uiiiki a (lie winter Women's Basketball Coach run.'' vaciition. Per- dropping haps, then, back-lo- IIk- ii11 mill mi b a c k December games Swimmers drowned out by competition couldbedc- aguinst ' By scrihed as Georgia Alison Kali-it won the MXJ and 1000 yard freestyle HeidiHesterhascontinuedto improve one really mmW T Southern SportsEditor events. Senior Michael McCabe tri- as the season progresses.Hester took long, im- andUNC umphed in the200 freestyle and look lliirdin the 500Irccslyle with atime <>1 pressive ( iieens Wlih their loss in the UNC secondin the I(H)free while sophomore 5:14.47. spurt. btiro.be- Wilmington Seahawks the Davidson KurtHtrsekornclaimed.secondinthe Aflcr the tough competitionl'rom Adam fore swtmnirng and 200 yard individual medley und first UNCW the mcci against N.C. A&T Duritz mil bouncing divingteamsmay placein the 200 bteaSQoke, Also, ac- was a welcome change of pace.The the Count- hackwith appenr t diving anddepthin ceed in her dual role us a team leader against a well-rounded College of noogainlateNovember,theLady 'Cats see wherewe'regonna go. We want to sprinting is our nchillcsheel." andanoutstandingperformer.Broschc Charleston squadon Saturday at 2pm. rebounded with decisive victories bring aSouthernConference titlehere, DespitetheInss,severalDavidson claimed second in the 200 free, 200 Bothmeetsarc«t home. against UNC Charlotte,Bucknell,and we wantabanner." swimmers had outstanding perfor- individualmedley,and2(K)backstroke. mances.FrcsthnumGrahamGraveley Also, according to DeSelm, freshman THE BOTTOM LINE
JMKT A PONDEHAJVCE: IMSGAMEOFTHfc WEEK PSBFORMANClill IVhWEEK-, 10 of the women's basketballplayers have All Ton Swimming/ Diving first names that begin withaphonetic "J" or The senior captainbrnkf tilt Host Goesto theKappa Sijt boys andtheir "K":Jen,Jess.Jamie, Jessica,Janna, sclitmr-. oll-timrcareer assist College of counterpartsfor theirmarathon JoAnne,Kerry,Katy, Carter, Kelly. record,previouslyheldby Chris lastFridaynight. Kim. Alpcrt'%(a current employeenf Charleston the New YorkKnicksnr]puiizii- at 2:00 PM Arecoaches John,Jennifer. tton).Congratulation*. Alt" on Saturday. Curri, andClairepartial?