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Partly Campus cloudy, windy Sorority fashion show this weekend Inside The Alpha Chi Omega soror- ity will hold its sixth annual TCU Rugby makes THURSDAY fashion show from 2 p.m. to 4 APRIL 2, 1998 p.m. Sunday at the Will Rogers the playoffs. Roundup Inn to benefit the Texas Christian University Tarrant County Women's See page 5 95th Year • Number 98 Haven, a shelter for battered women. Fifty models from TCU greek organizations will show- case clothing provided by Neiman Marcus in a "Caribbean Sunsets" theme. Dr. Ruth speaks LeAnn Rumage, a sopho- more graphic design major and fashion show chairwoman, said members expect about 400 peo- about sex issues ple to attend the event. Last year, the sorority donat- By Julie Redwine has nothing to do with whether or ed more than $8,000 to the STAFF REPORTER not he can impregnate his future Women's Haven from show Famous psychosexual therapist wife." proceeds, Rumage said. Ruth Westheimer spoke frankly It's important to talk about sex Tickets cost $15 for students and openly about sexual issues to and bury all the myths, she said. and $30 for all others, and they a standing-room only ballroom Westheimer also briefly may be purchased from any Wednesday night as part of the touched on abortion and homosex- Alpha Chi member. Fourth Annual Women's uality during her lecture. Airline tickets and other door Symposium. She said she thinks abortion prizes will be raffled off during More than 1.300 TCU students should remain legal in cases when the event. and staff filled the Student Center a contraceptive fails, but it should Students can call the Alpha Ballroom to capacity to listen to not be used as a contraceptive Chi house at 257-7919 for more Westheimer's lecture titled itself. information. "Sexually Speaking." sponsored She also said that scientifically by Programming Council's it is unknown what attracts a per- Nation Forums Committee. son to someone of the same sex. She used explicit language and but said she treats homosexuals Judge drops Jones' humor to stress the importance of with the same respect as hetero- suit against Clinton sexual literacy. sexual couples. WASHINGTON (AP) — A "Sex is an art that's a private Westheimer said she works federal judge has thrown out matter." she said. "I believe every- toward raising money for research all of the charges in Paula one should be sex literate." to find a cure to sexually transmit- Jones' sexual harassment law- During her I-1/2 hour discus- ted diseases and does all she can suit, delivering a major legal sion, the 70-year-old sex educator to educate people about sex. victory to President Clinton. wanted to dispel many age-old "We in this country are very U.S. District Judge Susan myths including the myth that fortunate because we have the Webber Wright in Little Rock, women can't get pregnant the first best icientificall) valued data Ark., informed lawyers in the time they have sex. about your sexual functioning that case of her decision this after- Westheimer said another myth has ever been available." she said. noon. states that if a man masturbates he "And I do believe that everybody "All the charges are gone. won't be able to impregnate his has to be sexually literate, but The suit is gone." a White future wife. never do I say if (people should House official said. Anne Drtbfcfcy OPINION EDITOR "Thinking you can't (get preg- have sex) before marriage or after The judge said while Jones' Dr. Ruth Westheimer addresses a crowd of over 1,300 students Wednesday night in the Student nant) the first time is wrong." she claims described offensive Center Ballroom. Her topic for the Programming Council-sponsored event was "Sexually Speaking." said. "(And) a man masturbating Please see DR. RUTH, Page 4 conduct, it did not meet the standard for sexual harass- ment. "The plaintiffs' allegations fall far short of the rigorous Pi Kapps to bike across Florida for PUSH charity standards for establishing a By Almee Courtice Chris Orr. director of marketing for PUSH another PUSH event. 'The Journey for Hope", handicapped children. claim of outrage under STAFF REPORTER America, said the purpose of the ride is to raise an annual bike ride from San Francisco to Orr said the men will make presentations to Arkansas law," she said in a Four members of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity money and awareness for people with severe Washington. DC. "Gear Up Florida" was set up civic leaders and present puppet shows to chil- 39-page opinion. will head to Florida next month. developmental disabilities. as a way to get more undergraduates and states dren. John Whitehead of the But they won't lounge on any beaches. The TCU group is the largest group from a involved with the event. Orr said. Wilkinson said the purpose of visiting with Rutherford Institute, which Instead they'll take in the Florida sun and single university comprising the 20-member Wilkinson said they will begin riding May 17 the children is to gain a greater understanding has been financing Jones' suit, humidity as they bike ride 675 miles across the team. Orr said the men from TCU were chosen in Miami, pass through about 12 cities in and generate awareness of the lives ot those who said her lawyers will take a state. for a variety of reasons. Florida, and end up in Tallahassee May 30. are severely handicapped look at the case and said "if As part of their national philanthropy, PUSH "They are a recently chartered chapter and Wilkinson said during their days on the road, "It will be important for us to learn what peo- there are suitable grounds for America, fraternity members Carlo Capua, a they bring a lot of enthusiasm." he said. "They they will begin biking at 6:30 a.m.. covering an ple with disabilities can do." he said. "There is a appeal," they will do so. sophomore business major; Justin Hensley, a are very committed to PUSH and its traditions." average of 65 miles a day. person there with a personality." "We all said we'll be very junior radio-TV-film major; Ben Wilkinson, a The PUSH America organization raises At the end of each day's ride, they expect to Capua said interacting with the children will seriously considering about sophomore biology major; and Grant Wietzel, a money for recreation equipment for children be greeted by media as well as community and be a challenging experience for him. appealing this case," junior radio-TV film major, will participate in and adults with severe developmental disabili- civic leaders of the cities they pass through. "I have never had much interaction with peo- Whitehead said. "Gear up Florida", a 2-week bike ride from ties. However, most of the time the men spend off Wright's ruling comes Miami to Tallahassee. Orr said "Gear Up Florida" is a offshoot of their bikes is expected to be spent with severely Please see BIKE, Page 2 more than three years after Jones first went to court alleg- ing Clinton, as Arkansas gov- ernor, made an unwanted sex- ual advance. Roommates square off Clinton's attorneys had By Mandie Kreimborg the game. Students learn under the sun argued Jones had failed to SKIFF STAFF After all the questions were Jamaica offers beautiful atmosphere for Spring Break research prove she was harmed in her Excited chatter and bubbly laugh- asked, one pair of roommates, Sarah Arkansas state job and was ter filled the Colby Hall lounge Tooke, a freshman advertising/pub- Scott Crist. I senior biology motivated by politics in mak- By Jason Crane Coulborn and her classmates Tuesday night as residents found out lic relations major, and Julia STAFF REPORTER ing her accusations. in Tropical Biology, a graduate- major, studied the scavenger life if they truly knew the person they Guthrie, a freshman premajor. of fire worms on grass beds and Stepping up the pressure, For some, the island of level course which is also open were living with. emerged as the Colby champions, Jamaica is a biologist's dream. to biology undergraduates, went near coral reefs off the Jamaican Jones' lawyers released hun- Residents gathered for an all-hall answering all 20 of the questions dreds of pages of evidence Rebecca Coulborn, a senior to Jamaica to study different coastline. He said although he social to cheer on girls who competed correctly. They won two $50 gift premed biology and French dou- aspects of the diverse animal life learned a lot about the biological about other alleged affairs, for the championship title in a lively certificates to The Gap. included an unsubstantiated ble major, along with 13 other present in Jamaica's tropical cli- aspects of the country, he game of "How Well Do You Know The key to their victory. Tooke and TCU students and professors, mate. enjoyed getting to know the allegation of a sexual assault. Your Roommate?" Guthrie said, was their friendship Clinton's lawyer countered spent Spring Break studying ter- Coulborn studied whether Jamaican natives more. Ten pairs of women, who each rep- before they came to TCU. "It's nice being in a place far by charging Jones' case was restrial and marine animal life at snails on the rocky Jamaican resented the wing in which they live, "We've known each other since the away from tourists." Crist said. "garbage" designed to gain the Hofstra University Research beaches change their shell orien- sat with their backs to each other as seventh grade," said Tooke. who has "You see how they grow up and sensational headlines without Marine Laboratory in Priory. tation along with the movement they answered 10 questions each roomed with Guthrie for two semes- how they live their lives every- proving her case. Jamaica. of the sun. about their roommates. Questions ters. "We know everything about each day." ranged from "Are your roommate's other." Coulborn said she learned a Virginia tornado The event's organizers, Colby resi- kills mother and child feet ticklish?" to "What street does lot more from her experience in your roommate live on in her home- dent assistants Lynaia Turner, Crystal Jamaica than she ever could COATESVILLE, Va. (AP) town?" The pairs of women, some Schwake and Amy Shackelford, said have in a classroom because she — A tornado-that tore through donning matching shirts and bows, all the participants were well-pre- gained valuable hands-on expe- a rural community were rooted on by about 40 of their pared. The participating roommates rience without help from the Wednesday night destroyed a fellow residents and visitors who professors who already knew home, killing a woman and munched on popcorn as they watched Please see COLBY, Page 2 how to conduct the experiments. her 13-week-old son, authori- "The projects were very inde- ties said. pendent; we could set our own The woman's husband was course." she said. "It was cool next door at the home of a rel- Life on Capitol Hill because I tried to do the experi- ative and survived. ment one way, and that didn't The twister came out of a Intern gains Washington experience work, so l had to start from line of severe thunderstorms By Melanla R. Rodriguez Cliff Steams, R-Fla. scratch." that crossed central and north- SKIFF STAFF Spencer said if she hadn't spent Coulborn said there was a ern Virginia, damaging Breakfast with Bob and Elizabeth this semester in Washington, she "warm, cooling rain" every day homes, knocking down Dole, a meeting with Senator Ted probably wouldn't have had a chance in Jamaica, so her outdoor dozens of trees and leaving Kennedy, lunch with Congressman to go to Washington. DC. experiment was ruined. But she thousands of people without Joe Kennedy and a meeting with "I was interested in political man- said she wasn't about to let that power. House Majority Leader Dick Armey agement and 1 wanted to have a real- deter her from achieving her The tornado cut a path from — it's all in a day's work for Rachel ly great experience to round out my goal. southwest to northeast and up Spencer. minor, political science," she said. So she set up heat lamps in a to 300 yards wide for five A junior public relations/advertis- Spencer said her experiences on miles from Hanover to laboratory and simulated the ing major. Spencer is spending her Capitol Hill have given her many effects of the sun throughout the Caroline counties. spring semester as a Washington long-lasting lessons. SPECIAL TO THE SKIFF day. She said the lamps were too Hanover County Sheriff V. Being an intern in a congressional intern. Rebecca Coulborn, a senior premed biology and French major, hot on the first attempt, so she Stuart Cook identified the vic- Spencer, who is participating in the office has its benefits, she said. spent her Spring Break in Jamaica with 13 other students and tims as Sheila Giles, 39, and accidentally cooked the snails. George Washington University's Spencer has had to do regular work in professors studying terrestrial and marine animal life. her son Jeremiah. Spring Semester in Washington, is an Please see COULBORN, Page 4 intern in the office of Congressman Please see SPENCER, Page 4 PAGE 2 Skiff THURSDAY, APRIL 2,1998 BIKE COLBY From Page 1 From Page 1 people with disabilities," he said. process of handing out support letters would quiz each other on possible the all-hall. "What I am really focusing on is how to family, friends, community busi- questions, and residents on their The three organizers decided on much (the children) will need us." nesses and TCU organizations. wings would leave possible questions the social by expanding on smaller Announcements of campus events, public meetings and other general Andy Crook, a member of Pi Sororities are being invited to help on the dry erase boards hanging on versions of "How Well Do You Know campus information should be brought to the TCU Daily Skiff office at Kappa Phi at the University of Texas raise money, Capua said. The Pi Kap their doors, they said. Your Roommate?" Moudy Building South Room 291, mailed to TCU Box 298050, or e- at Austin, participated in "Gear Up cyclists will wear the Greek letters of The high level of involvement is "My RA did it last year with just mailed to [email protected]. The Skiff reserves the right to edit Florida" last year. When asked to the sorority that is able to raise the what they were hoping would our wing," Shackelford said. "I submissions for style, taste and space available. give advice to TCU's riders, Crook most money on their helmets. come from the event, the organiz- thought it would be cool to do it with said physical preparation is essential, Capua said it will be a challenge to ers said. everyone." GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is holding a book but the riders should also keep the have enough energy at the end of the "We wanted to have an all-hall we All three of the RAs agreed the drive through Friday. Collection boxes are located in many campus orga- purpose of the ride in perspective. day to meet with people and interact knew the whole dorm could get program was a success. nization's offices. Golden Key officers have not yet decided to whom "The real point of this is not riding with children, but he said this interac- involved in," Schwake said. "With "This is the Super Bowl of 'How they will donate the books. a bike across Florida," he said. "If tion is their most important job. this one, they could all really get Well Do You Know Your you go into it with the right attitude, "We'll just need to feed off the behind their wings." Roommate?'" Schwake said. "We'll TCU CAREER NIGHT will be held from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. today in the which is to help people, you'll get a energy of the field," he said. "It's our The roommates who participated go down in history for this one." Student Center ballroom. Bring resumes and canned foods for donation. lot out of it." personal duty to go down there, talk in the all-hall social, which was the Other winners included second- Students of any major are welcome to visit 57 companies looking for Capua said each rider must raise to them and make them smile." first of its kind in Colby, were deter- place finishers Kylie Riesselman and full-time, part-time and intern positions. $1,500 and provide his own equip- Wietzel also said the end of the mined by individual wing socials Alana Wieczorek, both freshman pre- ment. Capua said that so far. fund journey will probably spark a desire where RAs staged a smaller version majors, who won two $25 gift certifi- EXPERIENCE AFRICA with the International Student Association at raising has been the hardest part. for one of life's simple pleasures. of the game. Once the winners were cates to Bath and Body Works, and 5 p.m. today in Student Center Room 222. All students are welcome. He said they are currently in the "I think we'll need a nap," he said. determined. RAs submitted questions third-place finishers Angie Day, a they hadn't used in their wing socials freshman education premajor, and TCU IN MEXICO still has spaces available. There will be an informa- for Tuesday's event and made flyers, Jenny Dissen, a freshman premajor, 4.600 tion meeting at 4 p.m. today in Reed Hall 103 for anyone interested and /~~>1 • CC tubMriptions: CaJI 257-7000. extension 6274. Rules are posters and even a bulletin board with who won two $15 gift certificates to £ \ r *■§-§- SJOperwncslcr pictures of the roommates to promote Chili's. everyone already signed up. ^ssa%l/ lit Ma.ng iddr—: Box 2VS0SQ, Fort Worth. Texas 76129. , "1|\ III Location: Moudy Building South Room 291 K^/M. V1I1 2H05 S. University Drive Ion Worth. 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editorial THERE'S STILL HOPE Speech attendance means students still care For years at TCU, famous speakers have come to campus and stood on the stage of Ed Landreth Auditorium or the Student Center Ballroom, present- ing their message to only a handful of students. Various campus groups would then criticize the stu- dent body for being "apathetic" and not in step with a positive learning environment. But sometimes, just sometimes, an event occurs that helps suppress these accusations of apathy. One such event occurred Wednesday night when Dr. Ruth Westheimer spoke to more than 1,300 students in the Student Center Ballroom. If students were to show up for any event or any speaker, this had to be the one. If any speech topic could attract students to attend, sex is it. Regardless of one's views on the subject, no one should have passed up the opportunity to see Dr. Ruth, and fortunately, TCU students agreed. So today, give yourself a pat on the back for show- ing the rest of the campus that students still care. Programming Council deserves its own pat on the back, too, for bringing such an interesting speaker to campus. Now, if we could only get this kind of turnout for House elections . . . Fanaticism hits close to home TCU DAILY EDITORIAL poucv; Unsigned editorials represent the view of the TCU Daily Skiff editorial hoard, The Texas Motor Speedway will and. of course, the crowd includes which is composed of the editor in chief, manag- ing editor, campus editor, design editors, entertain- be host two major NASCAR Fans take up residence at Speedway loudmouthed obnoxious freaks. ment editor, newsroom coordinator, opinion editor races this weekend .. . races trying to act like they are normal the rest of us "normal" people. Guess what happens when you go and sports editor. Signed letters, columns and car- that have meant huge amounts of home' toons represent the opinion of the writers and do people. They're completely fine with Has anyone ever noticed how not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial publicity, including special advertis- the fact they are obsessed with a many traffic jams fanaticism can Unless the obnoxiously loud peo- AnSkiff All-Amarican Newspaper board. ing sections in the major newspapers ple have tuckered oul. you're stuck team or sport. cause? and tons of promotional events. There are always the classic fanat- And I'm really not sure if the lat- listening to them until they cither LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The Skiff welcomes letters to the editor for publication. Letters Several ics: the Elvis-crazed fans and the est fanatic facilitation is a positive leave, are escorted away by police or must be typed, double-spaced, signed and limited to 500 words. To submit a letter, bring members of an stalkers of every movie star or step for those who are obsessed. fall asleep. You might as well join it to the Skiff. Moudy 291S, mail it to TCU Box 298050. fax it to 257-7133 or e-mail it to Commentary the continuing party if you're not [email protected]. They must include the author's classification, major and phone num- elite group — famous musician. Many of us know people who ber. The Skiff reserves the right to edit or reject letters for style, taste and size restrictions. the fanatics — going to get any sleep. Any time a big-name concert hits have camped out for tickets to an will be present. I'm sure some people are excited NOTE: In addition to being the Skiff production manager. Tom Urquhart is also a part-lime the Dallas/Fort Worth area, tons of event, arrived hours early to get a Fanatics are to have this glamorous home-at-lhe- student. people waste time calling radio sta- good seat at a concert or had a radio the people who races. but now the fanatics don't tions while they try to win free tick- station phone number on speed dial. support events have to ever go home! If you know Editor In Chief Kimberty Wilson ets, and still more venture anywhere OK. that's pretty harmless. like car races. anyone going to the races this week- Managing Editor Michael Bryant a disc jockey is broadcasting in As far as I know, though, at least Advertising Manager John Weatheriy Fanatics, while end. I suggest you make a breakfast Campus Editor Jeff Meddaugh they may make hopes of yelling, "I love (insert radio no one has bought an apartment at date lor Monday morning. At least Design Editor Gretchen Crabb life a little klMltl KM station name here)" to win a chauf- Fair Park in Dallas. You just can't do then, the party will eventually have » Design Editor Jill Taylor more interest- WILSON feur-driven limo ride to meet their it! Of course, that's fine with me to end. Entertainment Editor Andy Summa favorite star. because I can't imagine spending Newsroom Coordinator Brenda Schulte ing, sure are an ■■■■■■■■■■ As for local control of these peo- Opinion Editor Anne Drabicky odd group. It People seem to get fanatical about days on end at Fair Park or any other ple: TCU should resolve not to build Sports Editor Wendy Bogema is a group that thrives on temptation. anything and everything. I really place many major events are held. any residence halls closer to the foot- Web Publisher Spencer Baum One such group includes the peo- wonder how people have the time So-called "lucky people" own ball field. When we start winning Web Publisher Michael Kruse and energy to be productive citizens their own condos at the Texas Motor next season, the HvperFrogs mighi Web Publisher Kirk Shinkle ple who hang out for hours at Production Manager Tom Urquhart Blockbuster to try to rent one of the in addition to being these big-time Speedway, complete with their own not ever go to class. Business Manager Bitsy Faulk latest movies on a Friday night. supe rfanatics. decor. The one I saw on television Student Publications Director Eva Rumpf Sports enthusiasts are notorious But I also wonder if the fanatics was complete with a bedroom. Skiff Editor in chief Kimberty Journalism Department Chairman Anantha Babbili for having fanatics among them, realize how much their addictions Think about it. You hang out with Wilson is a senior news-editorial many of whom don't even bother get in the way of the daily lives of a crowd watching an event all day journalism major from Son Antonio. Nike's swoosh declining in finicky world of fashion If you keep up at all with the world of makes running in slow motion look like nor anyone else can tell you who to hire or Nike as one of the "coolest" brands, down We. the human race, have simply moved athletics, fashion apparel or, more pre- performance art, Nike's stock has dropped how much to pay them, assuming the fed- from 52 percent six months ago. These are on to things we think look cooler on our cisely, athletic fashion apparel, you may from the $70s into the $40s and profits are eral government does not exist. But should the realities of targeting this particular feet right now. It's nothing personal. have noticed that a _^___^^^^ considerably down from last year. a company really be surprised when less- demographic market. The customer is fick- Nike provides its customers with goods certain mainstay in A mystery? The real mystery should be than-popular choices in this area result in a le. What's cool today is crap tomorrow. they can buy if they want, like and are able this industry has hit a Commcntarv why anyone considers this a mystery at all. sales decline? Think about it. Are you wearing Guess to afford them, but it does not provide them moderately-sized wall Nike's decline, though due to a number of The biggest player in the recent decline jeans right now? How about Cole-Haans? It with services on which they are dependent as of late. factors, is only natural. of Nike has to be the ebb and flow of the is understood that what is fashionable to go about their daily lives. Yes, the Microsoft For starters, the economic slump in Asia tide of fashion. Any of you business today will someday not be fashionable any- We can afford to be a lot pickier about of the athletic shoe has caused Nike considerable difficulty, majors ever heard of a little thing called more. (I apologize to the eight of you that I what we wear on our feet than we can industry, Nike, has helping to cut sales by 17 percent. the product life cycle? Times change, and have just insulted by implying that your about service from the electric company. been hurting. Despite The criticism Nike has faced for its labor what's popular to wear on your feet clothing choice for the day is somewhat Nike is dependent on our whims, not our having a cool practices overseas hasn't helped, either. changes, too. outdated.) needs. So is it any great surprise that a "swoosh" symbol, uti- Whether it's true or not. having people say Nike hasbeen the hot brand since I was Now, I am not a fashion diva, nor am I a change in these whims would bring about lizing Michael Jordan RACHAEL you are forcing 12-year-old kids in in fifth or sixth grade. I'd call this the life financial analyst, but it does not take a gazillions in sales for one company and (the nation's most ^^^^^^^^^SMII.KI Malaysia to make shoes for you for just of a successful product and brand name superhuman combination of Cindy serious declines for another? sought-after ^BBI^^^^^— pennies a day probably isn't going to do with staying power before I'd call it the Crawford and Alan Greenspan to figure out I for one suggest this mystery is solved. spokesperson), and much for business. decline of an empire. that Nike's time has come. It's been playing tunes in commercials like the A company's labor practices are its In the latest Teenage Research Unlimited around, and popular, for a long time when Rachael Smiley is a junior on history Verve's "Bittersweet Symphony" that choice. Capitalism dictates that neither I survey, 40 percent of respondents listed compared to its competition. major front Tulsa. Okla. letter to the editor Beanie Babies just another toy for doll-crazed adults Columnist overlooks Beethoven's attributes Remember the movie "Child's slash, but you couldn't feed him or watch They're called Beanie Babies. They ambiguously gay pink rabbit. The worst Reading the Skiff hasn't always been a pleasant experi- Play' in which a knife-wielding him pee. don't talk. They don't eat or pee. They part is that after she drops all that cash she ence for me. but I have never been as shaken as I was after doll possessed by some ghoul ter- At the end of the movie, Chuckie dies, don't even slash up your child, and yet, just feeds the Beanie Babies to her dogs. reading Spencer Baum's column on Wednesday. rorizes a family, town and movie theater of course. I don't remember how, but it they're threatening America in a way eeri- And I wonder why my birthday presents His main idea was fine and great, but he made a quick audience for an 1 1/2 hours? must have been pretty imaginative since ly reminiscent of the original psycho doll. are always lacking — she spoils her dogs dart into classical music that chilled me to the core. Everyone who saw it knew it was going dolls are such threatening creatures and Beanie Babies, as a concept of capital- instead. Any musical scholar would agree that using whatever to be a dumb ______^^^_ probably a major pain to exorcise. But no istic greed and obsession, aren't anything My parents never willingly allowed me measure you like. Beethoven knocks Rachmaninoff oul of movie. Dolls just doll death is ever final. new. They're modern day, miniature rein- to spend more than $20 on baseball cards the water of skilled classical composition any day. Let me aren't that cool. Commentary Lil' Chuckie died in some manner that carnations of Cabbage Patch Kids. when 1 was younger, and those were a real propose a few of those measures: Yet inexplicably, must have satisfied the two requirements They're freak obsessions of the '80s that investment. Yet my parents' friends are Musical influence — Beethoven is almost single-handed- the movie was in all modem horror film climaxes: first, seemed to die, but are back for a sequel in spending more than that on dolls now. And ly responsible for the Romantic Period of classical music — successful, as far his killer must have employed some inert the '90s. What's new is how far this hys- they say I'm the one who's regressing. of which Rachmaninoff is only an after-the-fact follower. as horror flicks wizardry that would have made teria has gone. Let me try to inject some common Output — Beethoven wrote numerous symphonies, go. MacGuyver jealous, and second, Take my aunt for example. Aunt sense serum before it's too late. Beanie sonatas, concertos, quartets, trios, bagatelles, an opera and The part I Chuckie, like all monsters, had to die Debbie is a Beanie Babies freak, or what Babies are dolls, not investments. They're several overtures. Rachmaninoff wrote four pieces. could never ambiguously enough to justify a sequel. 1 like to call a Beanie Pedophile. But cute and cuddly, not rare and valuable. Shocking good looks — Anyone who watched "Immortal understand was "Child's Play" was a movie. It was you'd never be able to tell until it is too They originated at McDonald's, not the Beloved" saw how the women threw themselves at why some malig- MUIIMI something we could walk away from late and she's got you in a headlock. Czar's Palace. Beethoven. To date, there has been no movie about nant spirit would km si: afterward. We could buy our own replica Now. contrary to popular belief, mental So 1 urge all of you — when you find Rachmaninoff. Enough said. choose to be rein- ^^^^^^^^™ Chuckie dolls and slap them around if we decrepitude doesn't run in my family. My these sickos prancing around with their Social graces and people skills — Beethoven was famous carnated as a doll wanted to. but otherwise that sinister little aunt is normally an educated, likeable little dolls, take away their Chuckies and for his smooth manners and gentle spirit. Rachmaninoff was instead of a toy more capable of terror like doll did not enter our lives. kindergarten teacher, but at the faintest give them something less detrimental, like depressed his whole life, always whining about how much a ready-for-action G.I. Joe. a Mr. T Enter the real world where dolls even jingle of beanies, she transforms into a therapy. better Russia was. blowup doll or the always-terrifying lamer than Chuckie are made immortal. vulgar creature, far more hideous than any Wake up, Mr. Baum! Rachmaninoff is inferior! clown. What will be remembered tomorrow as high school guidance counselor. Michael Kruse is a junior advertis- Beethoven is God! As far as dolls go, Chuckie was still our deadliest obsession is today's most My aunt sees nothing wrong (or brain- ing/public relations major from Overland Christian Hood pretty pathetic. Sure he could talk and obnoxious (and pathetic) craze. less) in dropping $20 for Gary the Park. Kan. senior piano performance major PAGE4 Skiff THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1998 COULBORN SPENCER From Page 1 From Page 1
the mail room, but she has also had ing. She is also involved in a class in But the problem was fixed during abroad have made her more inde- the chance to work with legislation which she and her classmates are sim- later attempts. pendent and prepared her for life involving Puerto Rico. ulating an actual gubernatorial race. "All-in-all, the experiment was after graduation, which is rapidly Spencer has also met with several In her free time, she has visited a success," Coulborn said. "And I approaching. current and former staff members of many historical sites and said she found out they don't eat snails in Coulborn graduates in five the White House and many elected plans to visit more. Spencer attended Jamaica." weeks, and she wants to take a officials. She has been briefed by the an NCAA Sweet Sixteen game at the Coulborn said she was amazed year off before joining the Peace director of White House communica- MCI Center. by the differences between Corps and becoming part of a tions, the political director of the Spencer said she thinks where she American and Jamaican food and traveling immunization team in White House and the deputy press lives is exciting. eating habits. Africa. secretary. She has also been present "With the Lewinsky situation, liv- The Jamaican national dish is She said something that hap- at premieres and fund-raising events. ing a block away from the Watergate an apple-like fruit called haiki, pened on the first day in Jamaica Marcia Summers, executive assis- Building makes life interesting which looks like scrambled eggs, exemplifies her outlook on school tant in the office of Congressman because you never know what media served with salt fish. and her life afterward. Stearns, said Spencer is good at all of is going to be peeking into windows," Coulborn said the fruit contains "We were on our way to go hik- her tasks, which include researching she said. a poisonous gas before a seam ing in the rain forest, but we had legislation in the Library of Spencer said she doesn't know if opens and releases it, making the to stop because there was a huge Congress. she will be returning next fall to TCU. fruit edible. rock blocking our bus," Coulborn SPECIAL TO THE SKIFF Summers said Spencer also She said she has been offered a posi- She said Jamaicans are the said. "When none of us could Rachel Spencer, a junior advertising/public relations major, stands attends luncheons and writes sum- tion on Newt Gingrich's re-election friendliest people she has ever met move it, a Jamaican who was In the White House press room. maries of them for the legislative committee in Georgia for next fall. and attributed that to "their unique helping us pulled a machete out of director. "I would like to pursue a position stones for her future. thought the internship would be a sense of nationalism and spiritual- his truck and chopped down a "Our legislative director relies on in campaign management," she said. Spencer said since she has had a good experience for her. ity." couple of small trees. We used Rachel," Summers said. "Whenever "I'd also like to expose myself to the chance to experience political parties "I think the internship makes a She said that although Jamaica them as levers, and pretty soon we she needs a job done quickly, she 'true' campaigning." and their relevancy in politics first- statement about her," he said. "It says is considered a "Third World" were back on our way." knows Rachel can do it." Rusty Spencer, Rachel's mother, hand, some of her ideas and views here's someone who not only has the country, every Jamaican wanted to Coulborn said that kind of This week, Spencer will be said she is ready for her daughter to about her party identification and academics, but also a real flavor for stay there for their whole life. problem solving, which you usu- appearing on the CNN program use the knowledge gained from her leadership roles have changed. the job." "As a nation, they are not rich ally learn only in the Army, is just "Burden of Proof as a participant in experience here in Texas. "To tell the truth, my understand- Rusty Spencer said she thinks the in money, but rich in spirit," a way of life for the Jamaicans. a panel discussing the impact of "I would love to see Rachel in ing of the role of the president has internship has been very beneficial to Coulborn said. "They have a sim- "They all have a positive enthu- interns and their relevance in Texas politics long before definitely changed," she said. her daughter's continuing education plicity and way of life that makes siasm toward life," Coulborn said. Washington, D.C. Washington politics," she said. Lee Spencer said his daughter's and career goals. them all very content." "We went to a soccer game while Along with her internship. Spencer Lee Spencer, Rachel's fathei. said experience and activity in politics "What you may not understand out Coulborn, who also studied in we were there, and the Jamaicans' is taking three courses at George whatever her career plans turn out to goes back to her freshman year of of a book or classroom really comes Angers, France, during the sum- approach to soccer and life is Washington University, including be, the education she's received from high school when she became inter- to life with hands-on experience," she mer after her sophomore year, exactly the same: It's all a joyous domestic policy, polling and fund rais- TCU and the internship are stepping ested in the subject. He said he said. said she believes her experiences celebration." RUTH From Page 1 Fund-raiser hurt by attendance By Kristina Jorgenson She said that currently, the national scholarships and student financial aid, STAFF REPORTER marriage. potentially embarrassing ques- educational books on sex by many council does not often co-program said TCU decided the court had set a Westheimer said she does not tions from students who submitted different authors were available Colorful skirts that changed with either IFC or Panhellenic. precedent with the ruling and conse- support reckless sexual behavior them to a box earlier in the week. for purchase. lengths with a flick of the wrist and Since several Greek events and quently stopped offering scholarships by telling the audience about a When asked on a notecard Westheimer received mostly models who played with the crowd campus activities were taking place designated only for minority use in time she received a phone call dur- about being sexually active with a favorable reactions from those through winks and muscle-flexing this weekend, Terrell said Greeks and order to avoid being challenged under ing her radio show from a young person who is a friend in an who attended. created a fun atmosphere despite low other students were forced to choose Texas law. woman who was sexually active. uncommitted relationship, she Kari Schember, a freshman attendance Sunday during Delta which events to attend. Currently, two of TCU's scholar- The girl said she had already had said sex should always include speech pathology major, said she Sigma Theta's first fashion show. Terrell said that since her sorority ships — the Martin Luther King Jr. three abortions and still didn't use love. enjoyed the lecture. Under the umbrella of National worked hard to promote the event, and the Distinguished Scholar awards contraceptives when having sex. Westheimer said she was "a "It was really informative," she Pan-Hellenic Council, which governs "we can't blame (students') nonatten- — could give preferential treatment Westheimer said she politely square and old-fashioned" and said. "It was amusing." historically black fraternities and dance on them not being aware of to minorities through their selection (old the girl to go to a clinic the believes in love with sex, not just Dorothy Barra, who works in sororities, the TCU sorority held the (Delta Sigma Theta) because they processes, but neither are offered only next day to be educated and went sex. the TCU Counseling Center, said show to raise money to form a schol- know we exist. to minority students, Tobias said. on to her next caller. After the lecture, Westheimer, she heard Westheimer speak years arship for minority high school stu- "A lot of it is just a preference on Darron Turner, director of minority "1 won't give air time to irre- the author of 15 books, auto- ago. dents from Fort Worth Independent what they wanted to attend that day," affairs, said since this ruling has sponsible behavior," she said. graphed books, posters and pro- "I heard her in 1981 in her first School District schools. she said. diminished the amount of university During the question-and- grams for a long line of students broadcast in New York," Barra Delta Treasurer Tonya Cobb, a Ralph Diamond, a senior psychol- minority scholarships and aid, it is answer session of the lecture. and staff. said. "It was funny. It helps in senior nursing major, said the sorority ogy major and a model at the show, important that individual groups help Westheimer answered questions A reception was held in the relationships with men and raised $108 by selling 36 tickets. said he decided" to help out with the raise money to continue to provide from audience members and lobby outside the ballroom, where women." Cobb said the sorority will have to show because he is friends with sev- financial assistance for minorities. organize other service projects in eral of the soronty members and During the show, titled the order to fund one minimum $500 because the proceeds will go to a "Essence of Beauty," 16 Greek and scholarship this semester. The sorori- good cause. non-Greek students modeled cloth- ty has not finalized plans for those "I know how it feels to think about ing from Hulen Mall's Ann Taylor, projects, she said. going to college and needing money," Lerner New York, and Gadzooks, World Report Delta President Tenneill Terrell, a Diamond said. and from Fort Worth designers senior finance major, said the show Diamond, who attends TCU on a George Killingsworth and Steve A PBS-Time Warner merger? appeals. It invited Time Warner executives Gerald was a lot of fun, but she was some- football scholarship, said many of the Fountain. what disappointed that more people students at TCU do not realize that Terrell said though she was disap- April Fools! Levin and Ted Turner "to apply for positions in the new company." did not attend. other people have financial difficul- pointed her sorority could not provide NEW YORK — No, PBS really isn't plotting to ties, since so many students here the sponsors more customers to view Kantor said the scheme had the full support of "1 was happy with the show, but a take over Time Warner. lot of a fashion show has to do with come from financially stable homes. their clothing, the designers still Ervin S. Duggan. PBS' president and chief executive For anyone startled by Tuesday's announcement, getting people there . . . promoting Kristen Kelly, a senior social work expressed interest in participating in a officer. Good thing: Duggan was quoted in the phony the Public Broadcasting System issued a clarification and selling the merchandise, so I was major who attended the show, said second show if the sorority decides to release promising that PBS' 349 member stations hours later explaining that its plan to lasso America's a little disappointed," Terrell said. there is a need for more minority hold one. would "get to pick which piece of Time Warner they largest media corporation was just a joke. April Fools! Terrell said the reasons for low scholarships. After they raise the money, the will each control." sorority will send five scholarship In that follow-up release, PBS apologized "for any attendance could have been due to Students sometimes assume all The usually sober-minded PBS was just trying to students' levels of stress and activity minorities receive financial aid, when applications to each Fort Worth 1SD misunderstanding." Both were transmitted to news "bring a smile or two to people's faces," Kantor at this time of the semester and their in reality there is still a great need for school, Terrell said. outlets via AP Express, a transmission service used to explained. "I have heard from reporters, and people indifference to fashion shows during scholarships, Kelly said. Students who meet the minority deliver non-Associated Press press releases and other within public television and PBS, and they thought the spring when these types of shows TCU stopped offering scholarships criteria can fill out applications and material. this was a hoot." are frequent. designated only for minorities follow- send them to the TCU sorority. Inlerviewed Wednesday afternoon, PBS Director of ing a 1996 ruling by the 5th Circuit The Delta members would then But now that the idea has been broached, is PBS Terrell said more co-programming Corporate Communications Stu Kanlor took full could be done between the National Court of Appeals in New Orleans that vote on their choice to receive the really ready to abandon a Time Warner buyout? responsibility (or was it proud credit?) for the ruse. Pan-Hellenic Council with TCU's ruled a University of Texas Law scholarship based on grade point "Our doors are open to anyone with the resources He said it was he who composed the original state- Panhellenic and Interfratemity Council School admissions policy unconstitu- average, extracurricular involvement or keen insight to help us follow through," Kantor ment, which explained PBS' intention to raise "a in order to try to improve the interest tional because it used race as a factor and financial status, although the quipped. hefty 1 1-figure" purchase price through on-air pledge levels and participation between the in admitting students. scholarship is not entirely need- mw^ijim different Greek communities. Sandra Tobias, associate director of based, Terrell said.
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