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mother attended classes. "We arrived at Children's year and a half. Greta was in my The Greta Terhune Fund was Amy Schumann Greta's teachers began notic- Mercy Hospital around 3 a.m. in class for about eight months. She established at First National News Editor ing something was different with an ambulance, where Greta was was a sweet little girl," said Bank of Olathe, 444 E. Santa Fe, Greta in mid-June, according to admitted to the Intensive Care Brauer. Olathe, to help the family with "The daycare workers said Lickteig. On July 1st, the Unit," Lickteigsaid. "We put out a basket and burial and medicalexpenses. Any /she seemed tired, not as outgo- Children's Center notified Karen "I want to thank the college everyone responded. We were funds not needed will be donated ing, withdrawn," said Karen that Greta was not using her left for all it's done. Ican say no able todeliver to Greta a wonder- to the American Cancer Society l? Lickteig of her 4-year-olddaugh- arm. That evening Karen took words that expresshow Ifeel for ful basket full of toys and things. in Greta'sname. I f terGreta. Greta to the emergency room at all that the people and the college Center-wide we did all we "Greta was a very endearing vm Greta died Aug. 19 at her Olathe Medical Center. have done for me. It's really could," said Carole Wright, child, she loved to learn. I ome in Olathe after being diag- "She walked in talking and appreciated,"Lickteig said. teacher at TCC. remember her coming in withher osed six weeks ago with a mul- playing with her brother," Suzanne Brauer, lead teacher Along with the basket of toys hats and her dress up clothes. We Courtesy Lickteig forme brain tumor. Lickteig said. By midnight the of the 4-year-old room at TCC is and cards, the family received will miss her," said Doris Photo olKaren For the past three years doctors had completed a CAT one of the many people who cash donations and Greta was Youngquist, a TCC aide, echoing Terhune ireta was enrolled in The Scan and Karen was told her helped the Lickteig family. given a life-size Barbie, some- the words of all those whose thildren's Center while her daughter had a mass inher brain. "I've known the family a thing she hadalways wanted. lives were touched by Greta. Deadlinetoday for Student Senateapplications

Currently, there is one Executive Board Bobbi Bonebrake position open:secretary.One student senator will Managing Editor be selected to fill this vacancy. Jennifer Sexton, Student Senate vice presi- Interested in making a difference on cam- dent hopesthat many studentsapply for the open pus and becoming a part of the political seats. process? "I would like tosee students apply whocare The Student Senate will be adding 25— seats about the school and want to make positive this fall. There is still time to campaign how- changes,"she said. ever, applications must be filed at the Student To be eligible to run for Senate office, you Activities Desk, 2.0 COM, no later than 6:30 must meet the followingcriteria: p.m.,Thursday,Sept.5. "Maintain at least a2.0 grade pointaverage The election will be held Sept. 9, 10 and "Collectat least50signatures fromcurrently 11. Polls will be open at the Student Activities enrolled credit students desk from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.and from 5:30 p.m. "Filethe petition containingthesignatures at to8 p.m. theelection committee by6:30p.m. // ___rf___fia |_t my»H*>^~ am Student Senateactivities include: tonight. 'm "On-campusfund raisers for special causes Election results willbeposted at theStudent "Proposing speakers and eventsfor the Activities desk on Thursday, Sept. 12 at 8:00 college a.m.. "Aiding existingclubs and organizationson Volunteers are still needed to work the vot- ___r"*^ campus ing table Sept. 9-11. For more information —■___■ / n _f '^BE i fl -H "Helping newclubs and organizations get about voting or to volunteer, call Ext. 3414 or started. stop by theSenate Office in 312 COM. Attention deficit Abbie Singer/ PhotoEditor Heather Johnson, left, and Donna Lummings, right, stayed to speak with Alvin Brooks after his lecture, "Crime in Kansas City." Sponsoredby the CampusActivities Board, Brooks spokefrom noon to 1p.m. Aug. 28 in 233 awareness week starts GEB. Brooks' last visit to the college was in October 1995, when he alsospoke oncrime and racism. tomorrow Ad Hoc president says teaching symptoms,like anxietyor learningproblems." AmySchumann The medical field has established three pri- NewsEditor mary symptoms of thedisease:inattention, hyper- childrenis solution to crime activity and impulsivity, however, diagnosing GovernorBill Graves has declared Sept. 6- ADDrequiresmeetingalonglistofcriteria. 12 the first Attention Deficit Disorder and "Inconsistencyis one of the hallmarks of the a feel-good nation and (TV) net both blacks and women in its Ins Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Public disease. There are college students with ADD Genevieve Warden works cater to our demand fo tory. "The nation was built on the Editorin Chief paid AwarenessWeek inthe stateof Kansas. who have togo home and take a nap after class feel-goodness (with advertising),' backs of people who were ADD is a neurobiologicaldisordercharacter- because they have worked so hard topay atten- he said. nothing." he said. "The United Alvin Brooks, co-founder and ized by serious and continuing difficulties with "Racial bigotry starts at home States couldn't have continued president of the Ad Hoc Group poor attention span, weak Schwartz recommends students "How many of without Against Crime, enthralled an audi- impulse control and hyperactivi- LearnmoreaboutADD who think they may have ADD us tell our chil- them." he " ence of students and faculty Aug. ty. Researchers estimate that mil- at a workshop for go through the evaluation dren about race said. 28 as he recounted recent deaths "We've got a lions of Americans are effected process with a licensedpsychol- and self-pride A in erica's parents and ADD/ of Kansas City, Mo. youths and by yearly. ogist. and the love future must ADD/ADHD ADHD individuals, pre- preached what he feels is wrong problem, America, Ann Schwartz, a counselor The Student Assess Center, 138 that transcends involve all Barkley withAmerica today. and at college, has workeddirect- sentedby Russell GEB, has a list of licensed psy- all of this?" he citizens the "We've got a problem, and it crosses all ly with students diagnosed with from 7 to 9p.m.Sept. 6in chologists students can visit for asked the audi- be "our nits- America, and it crosses all racial, began the evaluation. Holly Dressier, a ence. sion" if Ihe the disorder. Schwartz The Theatre. Tickets cost ethnic and gender lines," Brooks racial, ethnic and first support group students counselor at the Centeralso rec- "Curfews government is for $12, but the first 50 stu- said inhis introduction. year her work ommends going through the on teens only to be run the last and continues requesting In "Crime in Kansas City," the gender lines." inspreading information on the dents tickets evaluation process because stu- tell America way citizens title of Brooks' speech, his main disorder and educating the pub- from the Student dents must be diagnosed to about the con- want it to be messages were: run, lic. ActivitiesDesk willbe receive specialaccommodations. dition of its he said. "Guns give citizens only a 'Peopleused to believe that "We have apretty wide range of families. "I -Alvin Brooks, Al one point, admittedfree. false sense of security. He said an in went away with age. supportservices,howevernot all hate that it's a woin ADD "watcha video at 10 handguns kill 5000 American kids Presidentof AdHoc Group Somewhere around half of those students need them," said even necces- the audience per year, which is embarassing Against Crime with thediseasestillhaveit andit a.m.or1p.m.Sept. 9 and Dressier. "We look at the indi- sary," he said. asked what compared to the number of sol- interferes with the functioning llin211CEC vidual need.The student fills out The audience |B rooks diers the U.S. loses in war. adult,"Schwartzsaid. a service request form, then we chuckled when he then followed thought a solution to crime was. "Re-instatingthe death penalty with, cannot legislate human Schwartz calculates there arearound 500stu- sit down with themand talk about each classand "What is there for a teenager You isn't a solution to America's crime behavior, morality," said. dents on campus with the disease,using the con- whattheneed for eachof them is,then we formu- to do between 12 a.m. and 4 a.m. he problems, because if the U.S. rest suggested start servative nation-wide estimate that 3-5 percentof late a planfor thesemester." but be at home with the of Instead he citizens solves violence with violence the by eliminatingracism, bigotry and thepopulation hasADD. Services the Center hasincludes helpingstu- us?" nation as a whole becomes more ora- thoughts violence from their "ADD is very dangerous to self-diagnosis, dents in test taking,assigningprocess tutors who Several times during his of violent. homes, which would because all of us are inattentive,hyperactive and check in withstudents weekly tobesure they an- tion Brooks made statements indi- intentions "Alcohol literally kills people community. impulsive times," Schwartz said. "It's very on top of their courses and assigning a notetakers cating he felt America had slighted transfer to the at physically and spiritually. "We're commonfor people with ADD to have other forstudents.

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Lewd and lascivious Disorderly conduct Report of an illness Security behavior reported Date: Aug. 21 Date: Aug. 27 Date: Aug. 22 Time: 1:27 p.m. Time: 10:23 a.m. Time: 10:30 p.m. Location: College Bookstore Location:Science Building, Location: Science Building, A student was reported Room 205 2nd floor hallway complaining about the buy A female student was Report A female student was back policy. A security offi- reported feeling ill in class approached by a white male cer was on the scene and the and almost passed out. DIGGST who asked her if she knew student "bumped" up against Medact was dispatched and when the building was clos- the officer. The bookstore the student was transported AmySchumann ing. The female student reports having problems to Olathe Medical Center. Reporter Staff responded, then the white with this student in the past. H Amy Schumam male exposed himself and The police were not called Stolen handicaptag IntensiveEnglish Classes Start inSpring ______■ ff^ Ni-wsEditor masturbated. The suspect is and the student left peace- Date: Aug 29 described as a white male, 5 fully. Security officers Time: 10:21 p.m. Beginning January 1997, the college is introducing the Intensive foot, 8 inches tall, 180 report the student is under- Location: RedLot English Program, gearedtowards students who need concentrated, full- hair going counseling for his officers timeinstructionin Englishlanguagestudies. pounds with blonde and Security called inappropriate behavior on- The curriculum will include writing,reading, conversation, gram- hazel eyes. "If students see Overland Park Police campus. mar, vocabularyand pronunciation. anyone suspicious, give us a Department to report a The program is open to students from all countries who are high call right away," said Steve stolen handicap tag. No tick- school orcollegegraduates,and will stress both preparation for contin- Hicks,Safety and Security et was givenby OPPD, how- uingeducation in the United States and improvement of languageskills Officer. ever the tag is still reported for career and personal advancement. missing. "As opposed to studying English in their home countries, students in theIntensive English Program at JCCC will learn more than reading, writing and grammar," said Jeffrey Counch, coordinator of the pro- gram. "They also will learn conversational English and really become immersedin theculture." How to get more college dollars Students receive a minimum of 20 hours of instruction a week in beginning, intermediate and advanced levels and need to apply by Oct. 15 for the January semester. For information or an application, call theaterstudents this year. (913)469-2544. JennyKnopp Instrumental music selected twenty-eight >__ youllhave totillout theproper (or-m&.~_jK Staff Reporter recipients this year and will start audtioningstu- in Instructorson thego dents for next year'sscholarships November. College students must stretch the dollar far- Six students were awarded with Student ther than most. Scholarshipspay for collegeand Ambassador scholarships this yearand the dead- Geology instructor Bob Pinker travelled to England and Scotland give students more financial security. line is set forMarch 14th. for 16 days withhis family, and otherstudents from the college tostudy "One of the most important things that stu- thegeology. dents need to do is apply early," said Sheldon Students can earncollege money North "We were in an area that has rocks formed at the time Woolery,financial aid officer at the college. throughG.I.Bill Americaand Europesplit apart,200 million yearsago," Pinker said. The college's scholarship program is divid- Although this trip was notpart of a creditedcourse. Pinker offers a ed into two areas: institutional and departmen- Don't qualify for a college scholarship? class called Geologyof the Hawaiian Islands, which will leave in June tal. Through the G.I. plan students complete 1997. Students who are interested need to contact Professor Pinker as To be selected for institutional scholarships, required military training once a month while 3894, as class soon as possible at Ext. the will be cancelled if enroll- students must fill out a scholarship application attending college and get monetary stipends for ment is too low. by March 15th. The Student Financial Aid college. Office in 256 COMawards these funds. "I felt like I was getting into a rut, Iwas Math instructor Claudina Rowley recently returned from Departmental scholarships are awardedby feeling the financialpressure," said Erik Vann, a BadKreuznach,Germany whereshe taughtcollegepreparatorymath in directors of areas study on campus. sophomore in theprogram. specific of whois involved Butler,Financial Aid Directorat Avila College, German. Rowley was in Germany on a one-year Fulbright teacher's To apply for these scholarships students should Vann receives about $200 a month for the Lergenmuller "This (information] can be accessed either exchange.She and herpartner in the exchangeArno who contact supervisors of the department they training he does at different forts around the the at Johnson county libraries or aj the computer taught math and english at JCCC las 'ea> lived in each others tomes For example, you are going each month and two weeks out of the sum- are interested in. if area lab here," said Hedy Navran,Financial Aid offi- during theexchange. math or science you would contact mer. to major in cer at the college. receive an "If you're willing to make the commitment the college'smath department to are useful for students who On Monday, Sept. 9 at 3 p.m. in 240 GEB, the Office of it's agoodopportunity,"Vann These resources application. said. don'thave a personal internet account at home. International Education will be presenting an informational meeting on scholarships For more extensive information on the G.I. Deadlines and number of "I'vehad quite a few students ask for the anexchangetoUdmurt StateUniversity inIzhevsk,Russia. for each department; Program or scholarships, talk awarded vary other students can information," saidNavran. The exchange, which willtake place inlate Mav and early June of This year the paramedic division gave out to financial aid advisors or pick up a financial Ifstudents would like toreceive scholarship 1997, is for students and faculty. Dave Ellis and Sheilah Phillip- and the deadline is August aid packet in the Financial Aid Office in 252 four scholarships information they can use this internet address Bradfield, faculty representatives for the 1996 exchange, will be on 15th every and the technology department COM year, provided by thecollege: hand toanswer any questions. gave out six scholarships and the deadlineis in "http://www.studentservices.com/fastweb If you are unable to attend the meeting, stop by 333 GEB or call Scholarship Information May. Find Studentscan go to the internet folder on the Carolyn Kadel at Ext.3496. Technology department gave out six on the Internet The computer and open up Netscape, then enter the scholarships the deadlineis May 1. and address aboveto find financial aid information. Brushbrush brush! Some scholarshipsrequireauditions and the Thousands of web sites contain opportuni- Students who want more information about change The deadlinefor ties for scholarships,fellowships, grants and stu- deadlines will annually. financial aid through the internet can contact Hygiene Clinic offers students the opportunity to have theatre departmental scholarships range dent loans. The Dental the Navran at Ext.3406 or visit her in the financial for $2. To have your name placed on the ppoint- from the March through the end of Theinternet contains over 180,000 websites their teeth cleaned middle of aidoffice in 256COM. ment list, call 469-3808. Cleanings take around three and one-half July. Eighteen scholarships were awarded to with information on these funds, said Cindy hours and can be scheduled between8 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. and4:30 p.m.Mondaysand Wednesdays. _- '' '- ' ]M_ __f^_i aB _Pf? : : ______ie______BMV *lf" _? Can youcompute? *" "" *' ' v __H___K__k_____l $2,000 computer is nothing more than a glorified fLiWi_i___fc.'& t'^______^- If your home **£ i# JE____» trfH GameBoy,then the new line upof home computeruser classes maybe ______t___k ______J______B» ii'I £ung|^JhgA|faMB HH^^HCI .___..- ..--..-J-f v _F____^F- just the thing foryou. Thecollege is offering a widerangeof classes from introductory to classes on desktoppublishing to more in the World Wide Web. The classes are offered in the eveningat either the main collegecampus or its West Park Center Site at 87th and Farley. Call 469-3836 for more information. PU _lr---H _fl__l __Hr I Gene Jack recovering- thanks to college's year -_-.i-i_i__-i__^-_-^ v longefforts » I Jack," was formed by the sci- Bobbi Bonebrake ence department and other car- Managing Editor ing individuals. The Student tab V Senate founded, "Green for «M_WW«Wi-«^^^P^^"^2| Gene Jack, physical science Gene." instructor and charter faculty Some fundraising events member, is currently recovering included a drawing for aKansas from a bone marrow transplant City Chiefs autographed foot- performed at the University of ball; a trash bag sale; "Save a Nebraska Medical Center June Penny, Save a Life," sponsored 27. by the Staff Development He must stay close to the Center; a benefit dinner spon- hospital for 100 days after the sored by the college's AbbieSinger/Photo Editor transplant because of daily test- Hospitality Management Club; ing and monitoring. a live and silent auction at the Edward L. Franklin,Assistant Dean of Student Development, accepted an award of merit at his going away party Jack was diagnosed with Saddle and Sirloin Club; and a Aug. 30. Franklinhas served JCCC for 19 years, andis now moving to LittleRock, Ark. where hehas accepted the leukemia cross-country campus walk/run. acute myelogenous position of executive director of theArkansas Associationof Two-YearColleges. Sept. 21, 1995. He completed Combined fundraising three sets of chemotherapy efforts resulted in more than Lois Hardenbrook, secretary of normal duties as a physical sci- treatments, which resulted in $110,000. the science department and ence instructor this spring. Oops... However, in to When Jack reported to the If you to send a remission. order friend of the Jack family. would like The followingnames wereleft off lastissue'sDean'sHonorRollList: University of Nebraska Medical card, have any chance at an improved She also reported that Jack the addressis: BrianMehnert,KatieManzies,SarahMermkandDeanna Center his transplant was prognosis, Jack needed a bone is in strong spirits and is not Gene Jack Mcsser-dunklLOur apologies,andcongratulationstoall theHonorRollees. delayed from Friday, June 21, marrow transplant. rejecting the transplant. He c/o Residents Inn Inaddition,PetePeterson,psychology,humanandchilddevelopmentinstruc- to Thursday, June 27 because of Dodge The collegebegan fundrais- hopes to return home the first 6990 tor, wasincorrectlyidentifiedashumanities instructor. ing immediately. A special com- an infection. part of October and resume his Omaha, NE 68132 mittee,"The Friends of Gene "He's eating well," said The Campus Ledger Features September 5, 1996 3 Students don't have to be theft victims profile campus provided by Safety Jenny Knopp there is no specific of a thief. the college's and Security "If they have the opportunity to steal, they department: View Staff Reporter f will," Hicks said. -Always lock your door.Lock up all valu- ]l by Paul Tebbe librarybook, The good news is that even thoughit is the ablesin desksor cabinets. W^ Astronomy While you reach for a a thief m. V_ "_)■ m ______! m may be reaching for the backpack you left biggest crime at the college, theft has declined -Don't leave keys lying around. When you W unattendedon a tablejust a few feet away. over the past fewyears. arrive at your car or home keep your keys in K£ 1994, In 1992, 131 muggings were reported as hand for immediate use. In nearly 20,000 incidents of theft _^___-H ______> 1995, Ec «B were recorded at 831 colleges and universities compared to only 90 in according the -Make sure you know where your text- in a survey completed by the Chronicle for college's Safety and Security Department. books are, especially during buy-back periods HigherEducation. "People know that when the temptationto steal is high. On Theft is also the :left is possible at the col- -Make your car theft-proof. Lock the igni- Sept.8 around 6 a.m. the eastern will with biggest crime at this col- lege now. They keep a tion and remove your keys. Make sure all of sky sparkle Mars, lege according to Steve closer eye on their per- the windows and doors are locked. Hide valu- celestial objects. Venus Hicks, Safety and sonal belongings.There's ables in the trunk or under the seat. and the crescent moon willhover Security Officer. also better security on -Don't walk alone at night. Walk with inclose proximity justabove the "It only takes a campus," said Nick someone and in lighted areas. eastern horizon.They willbe starsCastor, minute for something to Tepley,sophomore. -Scream! Your voice is your number one surrounded by the be picked up," Hicks To further reduce defense,dayor night. Pollux,Procyon,and Regulus for Laid. crime, red security If you are the victim of a mugging or any an unusual celestial gathering. w Unlike murder, rape '■ phones have been other crime on campus report it to college m*mm*m m m and othercrimes where installed all over cam- security immediately. They can file a report I T A\a a^^amamaa^ the Thecollege now has a web evidence is left behind, * pus. andinvestigate situation. Dawn Spectacular theft is much more At least one of these Safety and security officers can be reached pageavailable for those who satellites, anonymous, especially emergency phones has from any campus phone at Ext.4111 for emer- would like tokeep up with cur- Saturn and itsrings. J rent on a crowded college | been placed on each gencies. Non-emergencies can be dialed in at astronomyevents. Youcan CometHale-Bopp, the Hercules — build- 4112. findit at: cluster of stars,ring nebula, campus during the day. _..._.. floor of all the Ext. ... www.johnco. Uranus, More activity and more peo- ings. The phones directly More information on theft and crime pre- cc.ks.us/~ptebbe the Andromeda galaxy and ple equal more confusion and lots of easy tar- access the campus switchboard andan operator vention isavailable in the lobbyof CEC across sevenconstellations. Evening In the event of weather, gets for thieves said Hicks. will answerimmediately. from the campus bookstore and on the first withtheStars bad On Oct. 6th the collegeis willgive thelecture but Thieves are also hard to detect because Here are some tips for preventing theft floor of GEB near the circular staircase. Tebbe offering a free nightof stargaz- viewingwillbe canceled. ing withastronomyinstructor Registerby calling469-2323. PaulTebbe from7:30 to9 p.m. Participants under age 16 must Student cooks up thirdplace in 233 GEB. enroll withan adult. Following a commentary by Visit theEvening with the Tebbe,participants will move Stars web page at: outside for telescope viewing of www.johnco.cc.ks.us/ innational contest objects suchas Jupiter and its -ptebbe/evening.html. job.He goesout and finds jobs for

" apprentices." i __L______^_B "^ *_> " L EmilyForsyth \.^^^^mlmmm^l^lmm^iam^ml^k^m^. ]^^ '"■ ''V'' toattending school, m mar^^ Inaddition l-^Pr .''mam'\aaa^^^m\wma^aaa .Jt- '' FeaturesEditor I 1 __L I■. Klein works about 50 hoursa week Features Eric A. Klein, chef apprentice as achef apprentice for the Westin student,brought homea third-place Crown Center Hotel. He is also a award from the National Cooking member of the Junior Chef's Club, Skills Contest inJune. whichparticipates in activities such Calendar I y ____■_&____. 1 _____r Originally Wichita, Klein as fundraisers andcharity events. PtI_____.' a^Lmr from _■______. H__r has been cooking since he was a Klein's favorite style of cook- September child. In Wichita, he attended a ing is French Classical; however, vocational cooking school for one he prefers to eat Thai or Chinese 5-7 98thAnnual JohnsonCounty Old Settlers;Olathe year, then went to Wichita State food. In his spare time Klein enjoys 11 Ruel JoyceRecital;Noon, RecitalHall to music, and before moving on to the chef listening of course 12 CollegeForum: "The Brothers"; 11 a.m., The Theatre that at apprenticeship program here at the cooking.Klein said cooking 13 Dr John Gastonpresentshis lecture, college.Klein spoke very highly of home can bequite time-consuming, "Intercultural Communication"; 10 a.m., 233GEB the program, and feels that he has though."It takes me longerbecause 18 Ruel JoyceRecital;Noon,Recital Hall been well equipped with the Ilike to do it the right way," he knowledge and skills that will said. this May, enable him tosucceed in the work- After graduating place. Kleinplans to stay with the Westin "The culinaryprogram here is where he was recently promoted to really good. Our instructors are kitchen supervisor. He said some- Uap-of-the-line. They come and day he might like to workoverseas. Your ad "cruit us for competitions when Klein has also been competing they see someone who'sinterest- as part of a team for the American ed." Culinary Federation for threeyears, Klein is also very pleased with and this is not the first time he or the help he has received from the his teammateshave earned awards. director of the Hospitality The contest in June took place at Photographer couldbe Felix Mercader/Staff ManagementProgram. Bartle Hall and was sponsored by Culinary "Jerry Vincent has done a great Vocational Industrial Clubs of Eric Kleincuts onions in the classrooms in OCB America.

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-_-_---— — _l I 1 M m I Felix Mercader/ Staff Photographer Christine Godin, librarian,rehearses for "mini-Pause" at theArtist's Guild in midtown College librarian part of Macintosh. Potluck performances More flexible than ever. you'llfill in the the FairplainBowling Castle," and and hopes for a good audience We don't know how blank. Emily Forsyth "mini-Pause" by Glendora Davis; turnout. "Ihope everybody under- Thafs why we makeMacintosh computers Features Editor of Light," by Teddi that the pieces we aredoing "Quality stands flexible. To help yoube the first to do Doleski; Streets," by are not merely of interest to Starting tomorrow, Kansas "Side DeborahCraig-Claar; "Two Truths women," she said. whatever you want to do. And with word City theatergoers can feast their anda Lie," by MaryBeth Gordon. Glendora Davis said that eyes at the second processing,easy Internet access, powerful annual Potluck Christine Godin, Public when selecting the script! to be Productions show. Titled "Eight compati- Services Librarian here at the col- produced, they try to encompass a multimedia and cross-platform Easy Pieces," the production lege, will be performing mono- wide span of topics to make the bility, makes it even to do it. showcases one-act plays, scenes a Mac easier logues in "mini-Pause" and show appealing to everyone. and monologues written by area How do you getstarted?Visit yourcampus "Growing up in the Wrong "We try to choose a varietyof women. The show runs the first Religion."She willalso have small subjects and emotions," Davis computer store today andpick up a Mac. three weekends of September at parts in two other pieces. Godin, said. Davis and Joyce Slater arc the Theatre for Young America in whoseparents were active in com- the co-founders of Potluck the Mission Center Mall, at 4801 munity theater, has been acting Productions, JohnsonDrive. since she was a child.She hasbeen Godin encourages affiliates of The eight pieces featured in Leave your involved in several different the- thecollege to support local women mark*. the show were selected from over ater groups around Kansas City, playwrights by seeing"Eight Easy 90 scripts submitted to a playwrit- and is now the president of Pieces." tso ing competition. winning The Overland Stage Productions. Performances will be Sepl. 6 scripts, chosen through a blind Godin has also directed for the and 7, Sept. 13 and 14, and Sept. review,are: "Chance Meeting," by academictheater departments here 20 and 21. All shows are at B:00 Joan Grant; "Growing up in the at the college as well as at Avila p.m. Tickels are $K, and reserva- Wrong Religion,"and "Stir Well," College. She is excited about this tions are encouraged. For more by Shouse; "Last Song at Deborah year's Potluck Productions show. information call (913) 599-9965. The Campus Ledger Features September 5, 1996 5 Expect low attendance at "SOLO"

assigned the task of bringing Solo ■ "______.ii ■ Wi-^fl _.__J__J ______* Sky Thompson back at any cost. Circulation/Business Manager Caught in the middle of all this is a small village in a lush "If he's wounded beyond tropical forest. The villageis hav- repair we throw him away. No ing problems with the local rebels jfl _P^' r-H __R______r guilt,no worries, no medical ben- which the escaped Solo helps efits.No one willcry when Solo is them deal with. __» _ _r ' fc___fl ■In..IIRflM tI_▼_>■ amm I ______■ii 1-1-1-1* II ■ W .1i B| a gone. We'll simply build another After that, they have prob- L__i__ __r/vm__l/ P*_h^H ___■ ______*_. I■ ____t*w __5^ _if ___ i__i one,"saidGeneral Clyde Haynes. lems with Madden's team, but Haynes is played by Barry Solo deals with that as well. Corbin of Northern Exposure That's about it. (Maurice), at the beginning of There are also some weak "SOLO." emotional scenes which detract Pick true. action, but they don't Emily's Sadly enoughit's from the i No one— except maybe those really add or remove much from — as a whole. involved in making the movie the movie " Movie: White Squall get a real lesson in survival when highlight in the movie was * will cry when "SOLO" fades into A & 9 ■ I Starring:JeffBridges the ship encounters a meteorolog- performance of Miguel, the oblivion. the Director:Ridley Scott ical phenomenon known as a discovers the Solo (Mario Van Peebles)is village boy who Adventure "white squall." The best part t Category: ___k__E______■jH D-Pt composed damaged android. The part was ! i'i ' the ultimate warrior of i'.*#- fp.] '*■_!-______- ■ Rated: PG-13 about the movieis that it is a true composites, poly- played by Abraham J. Verduzco, carbon fiber Rent it because: This is a story story, so you not only get toenjoy chips. guitar-toting youngster from mers, and computer He's the about a sea captain who runs a an exciting journey on the high "Desperado."At least this time he been programmed as an expend- school ship called the Albatross. seas, but you can take a little He to able killing machine. also has got act. The boys whoattend this school pieceofhistory with you. the ability to learn. Anyone expecting to be daz- After disobeying an order, zled by "SOLO" will come away 1 ______v^QEt/Ji causing a mission to fail and get- from the theater feeling abit let ting seriously damaged, Solo down. It's entertaining while the learns that Haynes intends to audience is captive, but once they j$.udenf Activitcs sponsors reprogram him.Sohe escapes. leave the feelingfades fast. Rico Torres, TRIUMPHFILMS Then enters Colonel Madden Better wait until the video (William Sadler),a soldier as cold release at 99 cents and watch it Van Peebles stars as Solo,a mechanically doing the Mario and inhuman as Solo was while foldinglaundry or computerized warrior, inthe sci-fi film "SOLO." free films Fridays af noon! designed to be. Madden is dishes.

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Fellowship holds Biblestudy/discus- Pruit, vice president;Emily Berns, This club looks at the philosophical sion groups six times each week: 11 secretary;David Morgan, treasurer: discussion of religious topics. a.m. and noon Wednesdays in 332 and Bonnie Disbrow, at Anyone PhotoCourtesy Carolyn seargent who is interested in discus- of Kadel OCB; 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.Wednesday arms. The adviser is CraigMaxim, sion of readings and ideas for or afternoon in 164AATB.Theroom for Ext.3613. against religiousbeliefs togain a bet- International Club members and alumni met at the annual kickoff in Shawnee Mission the 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting has ter understanding of these ideas is Park Aug. 24. More than 50people attendedthe picnic. notbeen set. Mind's Eye invited to join the adviser,Alan On Thursday the groups meet at Cunningham, and the 30 members at TheMind's Eye Club meets at 8 "__L" noon and 4 p.m. in 164A in ATB. 7p.m.onSept. in a.m. every three weeks in 204 OCB. 19 156 COM. Participants attend picnics, play vol- are no specific qualifica- Theirnextmeeting isSept. 16. There leyballandgo toothercoedactivities. tions for thisclub or on traveling to places such as The The Hospitality Management Mind's Eye is the school's joining particular There are about 75 active mem- events sponsored. more Alternatives Kansas City Zoo, Royals games and Club meets at 1 a.m. second nationally recognized literary maga- For informa- 1:30 the bers and anyoneis welcome toattend, tioncall Branson, Missouri. Monday zine, and is published Cunningham atExt.3486. The Alternatives Support Group and fourth ofeach monthin as there are no qualifications or fees annually.The A bigbonus of being a member 108 currently meets from 4 p.m. to 5:20 p.m.every OCB. to join, and the group encourages Mind's Eye Club has 6 of the Brown andGold Club is that members develop members whoread and evaluate all Paralegal Tuesdayin217GEB. The 20 a people to join to help their under- members who enroll in lull-credit $5. Student Thegroup isopen to allstudents cookbook which sells for This standing of the Bible. submissions and select winning The Paralegal course!pay notuition. year's Hospitality entries. concerned with gay and lesbian Management Club For more information call Jen Organization holds two meetings in The only qualifications for join- will in an sponsoredby issues. participate educational trip Agenaat 663-4031. Other activities the the falland twomeetingsinthespring ing are that Roberta Evelsage is the club membersmust be 55 to the National Restaurant club include an upcomingyoyocon- from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.in 233 f years of age or older and must have test (which nothing to ad\ isei"; call her at Ext 3105 for more Association Convention in Chicago. has do with GEB. information. lived in Johnson County for at least IL. poetry), and the annual Poetry Slam The 50 members participate in six months. Club members benefit by gain- Art For more information contact ingexposure to industry leaders,hav- Angela Elliott, the club's adviser, at ing fun, networking and expanding The An (!lub meets on a sponta- Ext.3534. their visionsol the industry. neous .ind irregular basis for field Theclub also helps with Special trips ai an exhibitions,galleries and Dental Olympics and sponsors a dinner the- museums. ater before the show. "Penn and Ihere are no specific qualifica- Hygenist Teller," comingtoCECinOctober. tions tojoin this club,buta lineof an To join the Hospitality helps. The Student American Dental ManagementClub students must be Through ihis group students Hygienist Association meets monthly enrolled in Hospitality Management mm J. Js0* _H_ learn more about Ihe Kansas City in SCI. The 48 members will be orCulinaryprograms. metro ail scene and also learn to involved in sponsoring this year's Km*. Ra* «"» _■ -J appreciate ;m in general. American Dental Hygiene International ■fli ' _B ___ flH J 1 _^_HBte»__BaH Ann Wiklund is club's andFaculty BB >"' the advis- Association Student con- m jj k 3#* inn _B_fT_!_% 01 er,reach ha al Ext. 3498 ference Feb. 1. The International Club meets _H I_H B. _gT* HMoD ass-SaPi^r .i_H from p.m.every other WjB. _n_f _aflflP jfB Club members participate in 3-5 Wednesday fl Lvfll kP***" in the VisitorsCenter or in 309 COM. Brownand community service projects and fund _fj E__H aflffflfl raising forannualconferences. The club has 50 members, and H-K^' 1 American students are encouragedto They also have the chance to '* Gold join.Members participatein activities BflB»*^F'^_' *» -'^Bmbsbbbsbsbbbbbbbsbsbbk* * _ 1 £§S Etr&S-r^ _bS0 irS-M^I learn more about the professionand H' "***»«| ***£lk2'L* ■■■ % _^r -aVJI such as sales, presen- gi3 * **■% U_fe_fl__l The Bmwn and Gold Club's gain first hand experience with prac- bake individual tations in schools, executive hoard meets monthly to ticingacts. bowling,picnics, Halloween parties and the keep the 4900 members current on lor more information, contact Spirit news and planned activities via a bi- Wendy Harless, clubpresident, or Festival. monthly During the spring semester the '- * *** * newsletter.Members partici- Margaret Biethman,Dental Hygiene £_M / / "_T. i*r*_r < _t »■* *» « H!_HlR__nSflBBl Club .. . -§*«_■ pate in special celebrations such as directoratExt.3808. International hosts the the HolidayMusical, St. Pathck'i International Dinner. nkttr«t!?,i«_g_B______sf_||p|B__||_|_MMBBWBM Members become better Da) Celebration,the May Gala and Hospitality Photo courtesy of American Dental Hygenist Club October!) I informed about the world and andJennifer Dillon, Dental The linIpi (ioldClub is a spe- glimpse life indifferent cultures. Sharlene Davis American Hygenist Association members, cial divisionof the club thai focuses Management There are no qualifications for posed with First Lady Hillary Clinton last February at the District VIII Conference in «" Des Moines, IA.Apporximately half of the ADHA club went to the conference. Club information Cheer squad on compiled by builds great season for those interested in making the The squad is trying to over- tant director for the Chiefs' AngelaDrummond cheer squad are: performing a toss- come a somewhat unknown exis- Upon assignment Copy Editor Cheerleaders. Ledger to-hands, toss chair, standing back tence and build a solid reputation with the college's squad, Crook The handspring or tuck, toe on campus and in the The squad is still excited since touch with both commu- mude somepositive changes. an optional jump. Students must nity. "My first goal was to talk to their 16th place finishat the NCAA also havea minimum 2.0 GPA. "The cheerleaders really what it National Cheerleading Association are the director to see takes to "Theyhave to be hardworking, focussing on going into go nationals,"Crook said. STAFF. Division II Championships last different to "It is a highly motivated, diligent and developing big deal, it'svery April inDaytonaBeach, Fla. in there schools a program exciting." love for cheerleading and a team for youngerchildren that will help will be *** In an effort to compile this Tryouts judged by a player," Crook, self esteem and positive year's squad, a mandatory clinic said Susan Student develop variety of people,each bringing an Lifeprogramassistant director. attitudes," Crook said. to the held in the GYM last Tuesday individual aspect panel. The squad cheers for men's The squad practices two began the preparation for tryouts. Cheerleading Coach Lisa and women's a week in Buckaloo, A practicesession is scheduled home basketball evenings the GYM. as well as Chiefs games as well as travels to two Immediately following squad Cheerleaders, players Page layout from 6 to 9 p.m. Sept. 10 in the and coaches games. Their primary focus is gen- selection, training camp of GYMand tryouts are being held at a weekend men's and women's basketball erating A pep will place.This will 6p.m. Sept. 17, alsoin the GYM. excitement for fans. take be a time make uppartof thepanel. rally is beingplanned toget the stu- squad to develop Tryouts last May established a for the cama- "We try to get everyone's design by dents and faculty motivated for the raderieand to form squad commit- versatility," & portionof the squad. There are cur- opinion and Crook basketball teams' first home games. tees. said. "(The cheerleaders) rently eight women and six men on have to "It's amazing how many peo- Crook is in her second year the raw talent and the squail and open spots for three have enthusiasm A ple commented that they didn't working squad, womenand five men. with the but has to workhard." Jason Holm. know there werecheerleaders at the experience in the junior high on Aside from learning a dance, and For more information the college," said. high cheering cheer and chant, the required skills Crook "Nationals school levels. In cheer squad, contact Susan Crook heightenedthe awareness." addition she is currently the assis- at Ext.3433. The Campus Ledger September 5, 1996 7 T THESE CHOICES A CLUB FOR YOU...

business meetings followed by educa- Supreme Court Cases Revisited. The month at BeamersGarage Bar and tionalor business programs. The pre- Student ParalegalOrganization is Grill at 5908 Outlook in Mission. PhiTheta sentations deal with talking to open to students in the paralegal pro- There are 30 members who meet to prospectiveemployers andhow to get gram anda great way to meet fellow discussphilosophical texts. Members Kappa Crafting a a job. students and network withpotential encourage students to join to increase The club also sponsors activities employers, according to Anita Tebbe, their understanding of philosophical The AlphaIota GammaChapter during theschoolyear that involve the club adviser, who can be reached at ideas. of the Phi Theta KappaInternational Honor Society, know as the courts or bringing judges to campus. Ext.3181. There are no special require- better new club Club, At 7:00 p.mon Oct. 21 in 233 GEB ments tobecome amember. Honors meetsat 12 p.m. and 5 first Wednesdayand the third Judge Pierron will cometo talk tostu- Philosophy Call Alan Cunningham, the p.m. the "propose abudget Supreme Courtcases club's adviser,atExt.3486 for further ThursdayofeverymonthinCEC. dentsaboutU.S. ThePhilosophy Clubmeetsat 11 GenevieveWarden "nominateany leaders just handed down. This question and information. The meeting location inCEC a.m. on the first Saturday of each Editor in Chief "mark dates and times for answer session is called U.S. varies due toavailability, so students need to callExt. 2512 for the room metings of these groups tickle numberofthe nextmeeting. None "include a copy of a constitu- There are 150 Honors Club your fancy? Then why not start tion,if theclubrequires one ___ i____M >-st__Lrr_B ___. __s ______i your ownclub? ______I"/Ji._.4___a ______r_-i members on campus and over one "have the signatures of at 0M million nation-wide. Honors club To become officially recog- leastten students JgQkgfl _____■____£ /fl nized as an organization, students "obtain either a staff or facul- _____iVri^v__-_---_----i PPB___F^_9Hr^_-w^ __p '-* i...y" members hold fundraisers for scholar- ■ ">■"__ ul___j-C-B-R-B--.t in? f/^flvii ___ m****^ 1/1 SUB i B__B must fill out a Club/Organization ty member to advise/sponsor the I*»ft* _r »*- -_NBJr____l______tri_v *l__ _r_-l__i ships and charitable organizationsin Ilr****»tf !** __■ application,found in 100 COM. club - iiiiii|iiiMiigrgs>^lfTn' I"*^ " the community. They also participate 1"__. ' Hfl^^^ Br W - ■rfl■_.■'■ Aamm -__H 4___a______f_{ ___. ' _f ______r The application requires stu- After completing the ___>*^^____ mmm^^' S"^"*"':» ■'" ______*''__ : _ applica- «ft.;4.^a» ma7 m m Hf * !^$eS______. f __r___H in volunteer work on campus and in i*T^ |f |lJ| _L dents to: 1/ Sir- the community, along with attending tion students should return it to :;iB !" I local,regional and international con- "name theclub Pam Vassar, the Program Director ' ' ferences. "propose activities the club of Student Activities, in 100 wouldparticipate in COM. It will then be reviewedby J/ I-- '» Ak'-kmmW m rTTfi Members of the club say that I i rU V ft ,ml "list the qualifications for (another / '*i -r^m f_B joining is a chance to be recognized both the Student Senate ___F i'#» membership » :.--- I|\ . I I I for academic achievement and an good reason to become a senator) "name any other affiliations and Vassar, and will either r**'"4 QS__j £==__=_■ opportunity to work with fellow stu- be ' the club has approved or denied. ■ '''■ F___■_> ___t^______F^ _E _£____*«%■ _» dents toimprove the community. w iJB To become a member, students To join the club you must be at fundraising, community service pro- " - must havea GPAof 3.5 or greaterand state >______I _rflft______k__r :-______! H_____ least55 yearsold. jects, and national leadership fl __. college Bert, ould jumping my change in attitude towardhim. me?" asks nervously staring at his lowninhis tubesocks. He became mean and made a point deadcompanion and at the strangled Adam was a nice kid; he just gimp, playedby Gonzo, lying just of saying hurtful things to me. I otcarried away. He'd talk toyou so beyond doorway. don't blame him. AlthoughInever the ast you couldn'tunderstand what he to go medieval made funofhim,hesensed Ithought "I'm going on .us saying.He'dgetrightup inyour bottom," something was "wrong" withhim. your yellow replies Fozzie in _ce and you incessant strings calm, ask of Two years later a but angeredvoice. ersonal ques r*aawm*amaP*jaa*awmaaamammwavawa*iiam*aaaaa*aaM* he and some 'Cut!"yells Brian Henson, acting ons. my Psychologists esti- If Iriem friends came to CEO ofJim HensonProductions since nd Iwere to gc death, years mateatleast fivepercent the restaurant his father's six ago. ny homeworc Fiction', of the nation has where Iworked. '"MuppetsPulp taketwo." find gossiping This scenehasn't yet, He was wearing Ihate to say it, but the Muppets happened one, we had t Attention Deficit at rate Muppets case we need to band together to help times the Muppets would make me scholarly glasses have sold out. They'vegiven up their but the the have been scape fromhim. ripping movies,books, shows, them,justlike wewouldany other fam- laugh with their innocent humoror Disorder. ADD Week and a solemn creativity, good taste, family-oriented off TV Because h — ilyfriend thathasfallen onhard times. enlighten me with their simplified out- starts and look a sharp humor and values. musicians andevenother corporations' /as so hyper, kic s tomorrow advertisements, it's bound to But it looks like only prob- on life,I by contrast to his Remember when the Muppets happen their look become saddened 1 my high schoo ends Sept. 12.Students soon. lem is that the fame has gone to their realizing whatthey'venowsunk to. black concert T- used to have originality?You didn't nought he wa And the Muppets all too heads. There's nothing wrong with an can find more informa- and silly need to be agenius to recognize the seem jtally cool. He to own per- After the death ofJim Henson in occasional parody. "Sesame Street acialcontortions. hilarity of a bear who aspired to be a willing sacrifice even their 'as smart, but gt tionabout ADDandthe Shirts may others, 1990, his employees found that the Fever,"a Muppetattempt toreach kids Iwas glad when comedian, apig who was a beauty sonalities so they parody ad grades surrounding onlyto aquick Muppetcorporationdidn't have as through the discocraze in the 70s,is activities his eyes flashed queen,a blue weirdo whohad a fetish make buck. Whohasn't Inintimidated b roamed the campus any givenday, much money asit thoughtithad. arguably one of the finer pointsof the the week at the display as he recognized for chickens and a frog who acted as on nK. teachers i Imagine Grover lyingin a gutter Muppet era.But the difference is, me— I had their ring leader. Because of these only toseedozensof"Kermit Clein" T- Iher kids'parent case on the second floor along Street, contemplating original missed him uniquepersonalities,the humor virtual- shirts? We've alsobeensubjected to the Sesame in "Sesame Street Fever" had all e could be unrt ofGEB. despiteour falling mass-marketing ofMuppetparapherna- a drunken stupor the pain overthe loss songs. You didn't hear any sadimita- listically polit Iv createditself. out, and probably First they ripped lia, including merchandise series for of his creatorand his bleak future and tions of "Macho Man" or "Stayin' nd as equallypervertedin the same off "Mickey's because of the unique,contagious Carol" "Forrest Green," "Frogfield,""Too financial security. That's how bad it Alive."Instead weheardoriginal disco inversation. And he could drink Christmas with the filming of energy healwayshad. "A Muppet Late With Kermit I^tterfrog,"Kermit's was. versions of "C is For Cookie" and Dttomless wells of Coke and just Christmas Carol." Then Iasked him how he was, and they amassed another impersonation ofEric Gapton andan So maybe desperate timescalled "RubberDuckie." St tunnierand funnier. small fortune his friends pipedup, "It's his birth- borrowing story of especially disturbing "Pigtoria's for desperatemeasures (althoughnoth- Although Iam disappointed,I "When we moved he Hushed the "Treasure day!" He looked embarrassed, but Island." Secrets" advertisement,seenonT-shirts ingmeritsmarketing MissPiggyinlin- refuse to loose all hope for this gang ." my friend said. we chatted. Icouldn't put my finger soldatWalMarts across thecountry. gerie), andBrian Henson's marketing thathelpedinfluence mostofourlives "What kind ofmedicine washe — Now that they have a 12-movie on how he seemed so different deal Have the Muppets really sunk so strategydidpull theMuppets out of the insomepositive way.Istill think "The n?" Iasked,now thinking her kid with Sonyaheadof them,soonthe more subdued,ormore mature? willbe low intheir greed for money that they gutter.But now it's time to stop. It has Muppet Movie" is oneof the greatest ■other was some kind ofdiagnosed Muppets running out ofideas to — As they left that night, Iwon- wouldexploitMissPiggy'ssexuality beenestimated that sinceJim Henson's films evermade and "The Muppet la/.oid-genius-psycho. Then she steal. Then what? As the Muppets get — deredifhemay have startedbackon basically pimping herout only for the death, theMuppets haveamassedafor- Show" only to qilained:"Ritalin. Mom was upset increasingly more desperate,maybe is second the"Dukes of so he could bring his grades loveofthealmighty Apparently tune nearing $300million, hen he stopped taking it, but she Ritalin we'llstart seeingmovieslikethis: dollar? so further Hazard." up for college.I'llneverknow. Ijust so. Why don't they justhave her doa exploitation of themselves canonly be MaybeKermit and friends arejust lows how hard it is to be the new Scene one: Kermit walksinto the wishIhadn'ttreated him any differ- nude centerfold for accounted togreed. d. 'Liking yourself is the key to basement room, slashing Ernieacross "Penthouse?" But goingthroughaphase. entlyinhigh maybe not family people may argue I'm :ing liked,' is her motto, so she school. the chest with a samurai swordas he that's oriented Some that Ijust hope the Muppetsdo some I was the one whoruined the enoughfor them. being toohard on the Muppetcrew. searching soon, lesn't forceit onhim anymore." watches Bert molestFozzie the Bear. soul beforeit's too late relationship, not he with his symp- Maybe Kermit and friends MaybeIam, butif so,it's only out of andtheir personalities Now Iknew somekids who got Bert turns around and stares at Kermit have original are for- toms. just been desperate for cash, in which frustration. WhenIthink back toall the gotten. ___ -flflL __H___ -- fl______p ap>^fl_fl Orientation express [HECfifltPUSLED6GR Just because this school isn't lead to confusion and dismay for the uninitiated.In order to cut downon GenevieveWarden CralgKapiUn a 4-year university with dorms or a translatoryproblems, the followingchart lists several common professor- Editor inChief StaffT*_torter I TT football teamdoesn't mean that the ismsand their true meanings: BobbiBonebrake JasonHolm college experience is lost on its rWhCTA'i^e-^lJays: ifRa^Mearer "! ManagingEditor Production Manager Angela Drummond SkyThompson I students. ready camp t_opy |'"Ireneareno shortcutsinthis class." Get tor boot withdesks. } Editor Circuuation/BusinessManacer Colleges tend to have a cul- j"Essay tests willbegiven." You'vejustenrolled in B.S.101 [ AmySchumann BUl Williams News Editor AdveftbingManager ture,language and lifestyle unique- "Aseating used." Not toogood withnames since ! chart willbe Emily Forsyth KarlaHesse ly their own and our school is no I Woodstock. ! FeaturesEdttor AdvertisingRepresentative exception. We have enrollment i'Lighthomework willbegiven." Light isarelative term. MattMcCraw Abbie Singer j SportsEditor PhotoEditor lines, parking headaches and '"1gradeonacurve." Noone wouldpassotherwise. j GeoffHarkness Phil Hughlett unique professors just like every- |"Agrc>upprojectwillbe assigned." Professor ownsstock inPizzaHut. j StaffRfforter Technical Designer . I I.. _!__ ouuy cisc. "Outside will berequired." You'llspend somuchtime inthe Jenny Knopp BeauUddell J reading CARTOONIST/ Ili.USTRATOR Here's an express orientation designed to helpnew students adapt library,they'llassignyouyourown STAFFTtoORTER Dewy i Greg Harrell i DecimalNumber. Adviser Students will want to know this vocabulary right away: espresso, " 'This workshowspromise." Promisenot toshowitto Camhjs Ledger, an Ail- welcomed and encouraged. >p date, cliff note, coupon,hand-me-down,snooze bar, roommate,mac- j anyone j The else. American publication and an ACP Commentaries should be typed,dou- jni andcheese, laundryand midnight. | Tutoring always "Helpisalwaysavailable.'' is available. | MidwestPacemaker winner, is the offi- ble-spaced and fewer than 200 words. which, due lack use, shouldbe There are also terms to of completely |"Avideowillbe shown Napsdidn'tendinpre-school. cial student newspaper of Johnson The writerwillbe photographed. rgotten during college:sleep, free-time, discretionary income, fine din- i inclass today." i County Community College. The pur- Letters to the editor give readers Ledger opportunity ideas and i. televisionanddecaf. i"WhenIwas your age..." Time for the verbal-slideshow. j pose of The is to approachand the to express define issues of importance to the stu- suggestions concerning items that New students are sometimes asked why they chose this school and |"Seeme afterclass." Lastday todrop witha"W"is dents of this college. To further this appear in Th£ Ledger. Letters should be Iidifferent areauniversity. If asked,consider an answer from the fol- 15. I Nov. ! effort, the newspaper'scontent focuses typed, double-spacedand fewer than reasonsto ding list of top-10 attend: !"You'vebeena greatclass." Teacherevaluationday. on college related infor- 200 words. Lettersmust be accompa- _. i functions and 10) Only Bartle Hall has more art onits roof. mation. nied by the writer'sname, signature, 9) Smaller classeslimit competition for dating. A final note on etiquette may also be helpful. Theproper etiquette for Editorial comments, unless accom- address and telephonenumber. THE 8) Constant tuition increaseskeepmath skillsrazor sharp. sleepingin class is as follows: paniedby the writer's name, are solely Ledge* reserves the right to edit or reflective ofthe opinionsof the editori- reject letters and guest commentaries, 7) Line toenroll nothingcompared to line for Chiefs seasontickets. 1. Do not snore.It will disturb yourclassmates and professors. al board. Guest commentaries are andto refuse advertisements. 6) New intramurals include Espresso 121 and AdvancedSmoking. 2.Do not talk, mumbleor thrash about whensleeping. blankets, animals, 5) Daily hike fromparkinglot equals two creditsof 3.Do not bringpillows, night lights,stuffed etc. SendaH correspondenceto: OrColl: Lifetime Fitness. 4.Always send anoteofapologyafterwards. 4) Student Senate moreentertaining thanRikki Lake or 5.Last day todrop witha "W"is Nov. 15. The Campus Ledger (913)469-8500 Jenny Jones. It's hardenough tofigure out whereGEB begins and OCB ends with- 001COM AdvertisingDesk: x3193 JohnsonCounty Community College 3) Never have to pep game. out wonderingwhether toorder regular or decaf,buthopefully this orien- EditorialDesk: *3191 attend rallies before big football 12345 CollegeBoulevard students to these halls of acad- Adviser's Desk: x3190 2) Vanilla Ice never went here. tation will enable new should pass through OverlandPark KS 66210 1 ) Tuition still less than Harvard. emia unscathedand withgreaterease. staff, meantime, fun, hard,get A's make Mom While this school is known for its exceptional teaching students Inthe have study straight and The Ledger is printedat The OlatheDailyNewsand ispublished en notice college professors speak a language of their own. This can proud! on standardnewsprintmade of 15% recycledproducts. The Campus Ledger Opinion Septembers, 1996 9 Beauty:The American Scheme Does it pay to stay in In fact, Helen Gurley Brown logic skills thanthat. (yes, a female) is the Editor in Physical beauty on the big and Chief of the most controversial and small screens widens the gap "sexist" of these magazines: between men and women in this for lunch? "Cosmopolitan." country.Both run to their corners Movies, mags and TV hon- and deal— with their frustration eyglaze our eyes with unrealistic alone instead of facing it togeth- to wash. And, is there really How much should a burger cost? Across no Tupperwaie physical perfection, and our peep- er. is 59 in your backpack? How the street, at McDonald's a hamburger room for a lunch ers suck up the sweetness. If one-dimensional entertain- yummies stay cold? cents. would your "Melrose" and "90210" are noth- ment can influence us to this spring, when analyzing the new In the college cafeteria, a hamburger is Last ing more ratingsgrabbers. degree, imagine what the 21st cen- trustee ... / than cents, expansion plan, board of $1.10. For an additional 10 one can Commons According to the "Guiness tury will offer the next generation proposed an idea similar to other add a piece of lettuce and slice of tomato.Of members Book of World Records," Aaron throughcyberspace. universities; bringing food chains onto course, there is an unlimited supply of area Spelling, producer of these pro- Perhaps one day your signifi- Somecampuses have a Taco Bell or ketchup, mustard, salt, pepper, sour kraut campus. grams,is one themost cant will start togain weight, that of financial- other and available in the dining area to a Hardee's. Financial reports indicated bald, to get pickles What if the judges of the Miss ly successful and prolific figures in go or just refuse those garnish burger. the college's vending sales were low, and the America pageant were blind? celluloidhistory.Inreality, there is breast implants. It will be conve- bagel campus will cost your more that bringing in a food chain might increase numbing A on Would the contestants pump up a visual cafeteria. We choose our nient to escape into the However, if one were to ven- vending profits. than a dollar. responses instead of their husbands, wives, boyfriends, and and artificial world of cybersex Big Apple Bagel. 47 cents One staff member objected to the idea of their flat ture next door to in those girlfriends in every shape and size whereBarbieand Kenlive. — food on campus. He said that he enjoyed lips or the cleavage swim- wouldbuy the exact same bagel and it will fast according toourpersonal tastes. Beauty is an addiction every- fresher, the traditional type of food that is served in suits? be too. Beauty.It wears a crown in a During prime time on the lube one is guilty of feeding on oncein When looking to fill a hungry tummy, the "Dining DownUnder." a while. country where weonce raised guns we are bombarded with gods and The media is our filtering in the cafeteria for under Last spring, one could get a fabulous finding fulfillment to the being by a goddesses who have nary a blem- device for this drug. is almost food. However, the prices thought of ruled a dollar deal on Mexican ish from head to toe. What could Iprescribe to the impossible. of each menu idem at the taco bar have king. Women. some of them So women run to their mirrors masses toremedy the problem? Wendy's, also jumped at least 50 cents. When Icommented For waxing, and play "who's the fairest of them Icould tell you to write to price increase, a cafeteria staff mem- going a week without * * located next door. on the all" whilemen read their car maga- your congressmen, but even with m^^mW wm mwmwmMmmmma9mmmm me that prices never decrease. plucking, moussing, or blending is 0(fers many 99 ber reminded zines withthe biker babes. petitions there will not be an Although the price and sometimes quali- like observinga fast on a religious cent menu items. A salad bar with variety, The knee-jerk reaction of fem- amendment in the Constitution ty college's food leaves something to holiday. such as crab meat and shrimp is available of the is to anyone with high banning beautiful people from is undeniably Men. They are blamed for inists blame the street at Sun Fresh. be desired, the cafeteria staff across everything from breast implants to levels of testosterone for this situa- entertainment. course, you may wait in line a bit friendly. It's hard to think of a time when the Of "Victoria's Secret." tion. Instead take a baby step away dare to the College cashiers aren't smiling or when service has- longer if you do in the media: Women come off as the hum- from the problem: gals stop taping n't been prompt. When short a dime, the nice Men and women Boulevard lunch run. realculprits. ble victims of male sexism in the those soap operas, guys throw out does eating at college cashier will let you go free. (SSSHHHH!!!!! the What benefits the us from our entertainment world. It's ridicu- those old Playboys under the bed Well, Don't tell.) The media weans and paying for expensive food offer? to reinforce the idea of an (at leasta few). So, to the lunch time brains and only allows us to judge lous you don't have to scramble back to campus what is the answer Maybe Miss America fabulous with our most superficial sense: entire sex as fragile and helpless. even get place that is still con- dilemma? If you think you have a to another parking our eyes. That would mean that even in a will take this advice and use that zip as idea, why not address the board of trustees sidered to be in the same code the col- of choos- room with fifty women and one newly-renovated mind to help or a to the editor of The Ledger? Both sexes areguilty lege.And that extra time in the morning you write letter the man could dominate worldpeace instead of just meeting is 6 ing the airbrushed sylphs (with man still cause would have used for making a sack lunch The next board of trustee p.m., a barely an inch of flesh on their theminds of all those women. wearing the message like enjoyed in ways, like sleeping. Thursday,Sept. 5, 137 GEB. can be other bodies) in "Mademoiselle" maga- The women's revolution sparkling accessory to her evening Besides, purchasing food on campus leaves zines. shouldhave taught feministsbetter gown.

Campus Opinion: Geriatric's Do you buy food on campus? Why/ whynot? Corner

ers were born in this country and spokenative English. m AammXY Jammz m^ wt^pj Our coach opinioned that all — specialists (like kickers) had to 4* become proficient in carrying the ball and in tackling theball carrier. As a devout coward, these two 4 skills were not high on my list of _J priorities. "The is "Ieat here some- "I eat herebecauseit So my peaceful life ofkicking tooexpensive "TheRiceKrispie pizza great, training camp was "It's times. Pretty good is convienent andrea- footballs during treats are delicious but hamburgers interrupted frequently by a game I and Idon't trust that food, andit's fairly sonably inexpensive." andbuttery,but the canbe greasy or came to despise. Half the team food." cheap." cost ofeach piece is lukewarm." would line up on either end of a pit measuring 15 yards toohigh." sawdust longby fiveyards wide.The object JenniferJordan VanC.VanDruff Put me in, of this torture was for a player on one end of the pit tocarry the foot- ball to the other end without being coach! tackled by the lone defense man It's fall, the time of year when coming into the pit from the other a young man's thoughts turn to end. football. It was my standard procedure While Iam a not so young a during these fiendish little games inkzvell man, my thoughts still turn to foot- to run out the side of the sawdust the this year.So one day a Front of ball time pit when Iwas given the ball and few weeksagoIdrovehere hoping to permit the ball carrier free, to catch the football team hard at it unobstructed access to my end of with two-a-day drills inprepara- thepit whenIwasthe defender. tion foranother grid-iron season. This had worked rather well What a shock Ihad. Not only for several days until the coach coach, couldn't Ifind the football began to notice a pattern. After a but we don't even have a team! personal chat,Iassured him that I Here Iam, a returning freshman, understood the importanceof these probably the oldest Red-Shirted suicide missions and promised to freshman in the history of the do betternext time. NCAA, and Ihave enrolled at a Next time arrived. Someone collegethat doesn't have a football handed me the ball and 1beganmy team. mad dash through the sawdusi pit Ispent my former college life without looking up to identify my at asmall, liberalarts collegenorth defender. Had Ilooked up,Iwould of Dallas. We had a total student have seen all 340 pounds of Mr. body of 800 full-time students, Morgan hurtling through the pit in whichis probably smaller than the my direction. high school graduating class for Those seconds are a blur in some—of you. But we had a —football my memory;people tell me Idida team not much of a team but it greatimitation of a crash dummy was a football team. without an air bag. When the saw- On ahot August morning in dust settled Iwas on the bottomof 1961, just weeks before my fresh- a very large pile of left guard and started, man year officially I my right ankle hurlreal bad.It was reported for football trainingcamp. severely damagedand the coach morning Also in attendance that had nochoicebut to Red Shirt me. was a returning senior: a 340- Inasmuch as Inever returned pound left-guard, Neanderthal to the football team, Iguess I'm namedBryanMorgan. stillRed Shirted and my lour years Icame to trainingcamp as a of collegeeligibility are still avail- 165-pound kicker. (You know, able. extrapoints and field goals, no So if we ever get a football stuff.) back in the rough This was team, this slightly older (and some days before the soccer-style kick whatheavier)kicker is available. was used,and as a result, all kick- Put me in,coach! The Campus Ledger 10 September 5, 1996 Sports I Don't count out /tj IN THE Colorado Hey, fellow bleacher bums andcouch critics, in case you didn't notice or fey, were just tobusy going to Royals games at Kauffman Stadium, the 19% colleg Soccer forward focuses football season began las week. Looking atop th lb scoring Associated Press poll, once on againNebraska isemergin points, tallied a team-high 12 Czarnecki attended as the teamtobeat this sea High School, goals on the season,had5 mul- GeofTHarkness Bishop Miege son. But are theyreall for the Stags tiple goal games, and scored ■StM h R. PORTER playing soccer number one? Argument improving his skills. both goals in a 2-0 upset victo- - and _■■ declaring ______havebeen _■. ■- ■ made ..^^^ twice, over Spartanburg, the num- Mike Czarnecki is an ath- Lettering Czarnecki ry Tennessee andFlorida obvi- team in the nation and lete who knowshis strength. helped lead the team to a 5-A ber one contenders,but whatabout Colorado? national champion. ous C'/arnecki, a sophomore state runner-up finish in 1994. defending 'Colorado,are youmad?"Ihear youasking. Czarnecki attributes his forward lor the Cavaliers soc- During his senior year, he tal- Well, Colorado will surprise many critics this year with senior assists, to diligenceonand off cer team, is considered by lied 9 goalsand 13 success _i __► ______quarterback Koy Detmer back from knee surgery after managing a being many to be one of tne eventually the field. 189.4 rating in four weeks of play. The Golden Buffalos boast the worked really hard." premier returning -______! elected for first- "I've finestreceivingcore in thenationwithRaeCarruth back,spearheading said. "Beinginshape makes players this year. team allstate. he the passingattack. me feel good. I wouldn't Photographer Born and raised After talking with Felix Mercader/ Staff Carruth (1,008 yards and nine TD's), along withspeedy James schools, describe myself as one of the in the Kansas City several Czarnecki, forward for Cavalier soccer, Kidd and Phil Savoy, allreturn from an offense that averaged 500 decided smartest players out there as Mike Rick area.Czarnecki started llk__. ~w Czarnecki yards last season. In the Colorado backfield, head coach that far as tactics, but, physically, prepares to score at practice. This is his sec- playing soccer in the JCCC was his Neuheisel returns atrio similar to KU's a season ago. Junior running i very fit and I've really at a Cavalier. fifth grade, taking best option. I'm ond year thecollege as backHershell Troutman(826 yards and live TD's) will sharehisload on my touch." after his olderbrothersI "It seemed like a worked assignments withjuniors Lendon Heanryand Marlon Barnes, who Czarnecki is confident of who also played. good middle step. I Taking full-time classes holdingout for the rightoffer. combined for 907 yards in 1995. Fast and deadlydescribes the I about the team's chances this "I've always FeuxMercader/don't think was and practicing at least two For now, Czarnecki is Buffalos new 4-3 defense, withlinebackers Matt Russell and Ron Photographer big year. looked up to my older ready for the a day keeps Czarnecki focused onthis season. Merkerson anchoring theBuffalo passrush. Thebiggestproblem Isee " "We hada lotmorepeople hours brothers, Czarnecki Czarnecki jump,"he said. busy and active. He plans to "As a team goal, we want for Coloradois that they haveone of the toughest schedules in the at tryouts this year, which During Czarnecki's to a 4-year university to go to nationals," he said. country thanks tonewly-formed Big12.TheBuffaloshave the task of college, madeit possible to get more transfer wantedto play organized soc- freshman year at the and will "definitely" continue "So, when Iget opportunities playing Texas A&M,KU,K-State, Texasand a season finale against , as players who played at a high- a Hid since I'dbeen kicking he established himself one to play soccer whereverhe to score, which Iget alot of,I Nebraska in the club level. We've got better around with my brothers for so of the best players goes. Hehas alreadybeen con- need to concentrate and put Despite the departureof quarterback Tommy Frazier andmedia- He led depth year, better speed long,Ifinally got to.Then Igot region,if not the state. this schools, but is thoseaway." Phillips(he deservedit), theComhuskers returnan smarts," hesaid. tacted by a few battered Lawrence hooked. the team in scoring, with 26 and better experiencedsquad this seasonwithStanfordtransfer ScottFrostbehind center.Frost, whocan'trun theoptionlikeFrazier,bringsanewdimen- sion toan offense thataveraged399 yards rushinglastseason.Besides food,excercise back, Green,steppingintothespotlight this College chose track Good still sophomorerunning Asham season,Osbom virtually returns the same team that made a disgrace out ofFlorida aseason ago. keys tohealthy weight The onlyglitchbesides ColoradotheComhuskersmight faceisif over footballin'82 Tennessee gets lucky andcomesout of theSEC with aperfect record. a football team. ten by Barry Sears,convince people that Led by Mr. Universe, quarterback Peyton Manning,the Volunteers are waytogo.buthe to have luxury easy schedule compared toColorado and MattMcGraw The initial cost for the football MattMcGraw high-fatdiets the fails the of an Florida at home.TheVolsalso geta Sports gram was estimated at $92,060 Sports Editor mention the side-effects of tearing into a Nebraska drawing andAlabama Editor Ga, the steadilyimprov- Ifor the 1984-85 season compared hamburger. The diet causes dieters to feel weekoff before traveling toAthens, homeof newspaper loses Considered one the finest ath- to $60,725 for track. The cost of a Today a person can't turn a queasy and light-headed, and food ingGeorgiaBulldogs. seeing ads Volunteers have a shot the title is if the letic departments in the country, football stadium was also a con- page or a street corner without muchof itsallureto them. The only way the Board, like, in two weeks, or your will adecrease appetite-and Tennessee front five keepManningunscratched (FloridaStateand it's a mystery to many students and cern of the which finally "lose 30 pounds "It cause in can books," light all faculty members why football has swayed their decision towards moneyback." it willsell said Cornell nutritionist Alabamawill himup) season. morepeople aremore youcan't stay on the Locally,KU andK-Stateonce again made itinto the firstrelease yet to leave a mark on the college's track. in a time where David Levitsky. "But before, it's no wonder forever, directcontrast with any- APpoll,putting K-State 21st and KU 25th.K-State coach Bill 27 years of existance. Over a decade later, the col- overweight than ever diet it's in of the bacon eggs will have beendoing proven adeadly advisary over the past few years Concerns about a football pro- lege has one of the whypeoplebelieve and melt thing we innutrition for Synderhas himself Tlirough in the 1990s. The Wildcats finished gramarose in 1982, when students premier track pro- awaythoseextrafewpounds. liquid years." posting a homerecordof 32-4-1 loading,society is about weight thecountry and arcexpectedtodothe samein confronted previous athletic direc- grams in the diets andcarbohydrate Oneof the biggest myths seventhlast season in spoon-fed false information causing is youdon'thave to exercise that much Sophomorecornerback Chris Canty, last yearrunner-up for the tor Orville Gregory withthe idea country being loss '96. what works. fat Award, solidifying a Wildcat defense. Penciled in of bringing a football team since its people towonder really aslongasyoueatnon/low products. JimThorpe isback Universitynutrition expert is, if you exercise, the starting isjunior Brian Kavanagh,who filled the shoes to the college campus. At New York The fact don't as quarterback Nestle is to point out the turn intoglucose and be ofMatt at lastyear's HolidayBowl. Between a top-notchsec- the same time, another Marion quick carbohydrates will Miller new diet fat, potentially dangerous experiencedline, Wildcats are theprowlastheTexas group of students sug- downfalls of these hot trends: stored as causing ondaryandan the new," said. gain. will out. gested a track team, "These diets aren't Nestle weight schools soonfind old thing that is a low will have to stay healthy if they plan which they believed 'They're just a rehash of an Another common myth that The injury-prone Jayhawks won't now." as a high a fight againstconference rivals.Moreimportantly, KUalum- would beni fit the didn't work thenand work intensity workoutis as beneficial toputup diets have at almostaccept- than Meanwhile, The only thing that these intensity workout.Wrong. Mosthighintensi- niarejustgladtoseeGlenMansonback Kansas after collegemore fool- fullof football enthusists are proven todoisaidin short-term weightloss, ty workouts bumthreeandone-half limes as ingajoboffer at Georgialast year.Kansas doesn't returna team willcause harmto body. at they havetheheart of the runninggame in Gregory, who shared left to wonder why foot- andifkept up, tine manycaloriesas walking. NFLhopefuls,but least Atkins, of "New interesting to see, performance of backup the opinion of the Students, ball hasn't becomea fix- Richard author Diet Peoplearejusteagertobelieveanything June Henley.It will be the fall Revolution," his readers to eat only easy, but at there's hope. In Matt Johner after he takes over the starting role from said the need for a program is ture in the college's advises thai seems least quarterback carbohydrates a day. That's as a whole has BenRutz. just as important as the over- 20 grams of the last decade the nation injured Note: The information, equal to about seven crackers or a sliae and dropped its calorie intake five percent. It Well, there you haveit. It's a toss-up betweenNebraska and At least been nice,not having "The most including all quotes, were one-half of bread, while a normal-sized might not seem like much, but at least it's a Colorado in my eyes,butyoudecide. it's amount adiy. w;iii you seearea schools competing important thing is suppled bypreviousCampus woman eats 15 timesthat in start to until basketball season before diets,including Zone," to serve the high Ledgers and press releases dat- Other 'The writ- at thenationallevel. schools in Johnson County," Gregory said, "football and track coaches _/ "— from the \ -s^m wl «■ area will definitly be involved inthis. The issue was taken before the __!vV_M_lfCVl___i_^v-______l ____■ _^^_L ______r^ mjpf\\\__fl >*^ -in i fl] V______fl s, < Ho.nd of Trustees, faculty mem- lF\\v_J >\ a flt. fl flflfl-Jl>. *fe bers and 12 students, who ordered _P^Lrv_____P^\^___ fl f# a feasibility study to be done by T^Cm\yC^mV*\ >_^M __M^^^__J__i men and high school I area business * ______-- ' -*^_k ____! __. flW___S *■_.»*»$__ l!!F^______P : . '* If "*\______■■ coaches. Results of the study I m. ______fl__T \ __■ # -^_|p % '^. ,______> fl flfl '"S.BP _i|||iiinpil*"1^^ _flfl_ ___■__ fli ______■ w\\ >tJ_i^^' ______■ f % fl■_. ai fl ______* _rT_5*^ _p*_____K__yfl showed conflicting sides to the __k \_i____.^x fl____fl __. \ fl fl _fl _Bf^H fl*. __^*^ __Pr_^_fl^___iflPv___ issue, leaving the board members answer the question, "What is ' to __^\ «WJ___I -w___. B-l ___■ tf __P^__P^__l*____iflfl1 more important? The need for a -iv.i fl flfl \\ _E-"w,_ir __J__Pl______?C_*i_Sr ■ fl_P m *^L___iFv __Ww^__W_r7__< _PT^____I ____■ ____. i l V \\m Ww^'^tar .I program or fact that _* -^-i***" -- _H i ...fl B^ Jk__^______k lr V_____rT^A'i_K^k_____R^«m----l football the %| T| _Sfl______might not be supported as fl lx. W9ammr^^m^^ATaT^AaaW^ama\ football _rr______fl k. V_i ____, ■*** fl*\V______HBr i!^____i___n!W\*fl____BIP *___ V'______H_^^_^^S "s*-^*"■ ,______Pm_i._____*^_Jn\Jflfl VYmS Hfl V _fl_ "Bfl " f Hfl\\____l __Kt ____H _____F ■ \__B much track " Larry Rochelle, Composition r i* x \ - -i„ii if- l^__jif__fl^ !P^yH_____i _rC-_ .a V^ w__k 1 1 Pt_5iI_____5k~ instructor, was one committee - \W» m& PES?- memberconcerned withIhe lack of ft ■flfl flk «_____. !_k^^ S^Sk__ S__rf^____^^_____fl _r^_5»!!^______support ______■ __. ___. BH^^_____F L___P^~4j__n L~______i ~_F_u__i iH « *i ,A_iBFx_i-Ft;_-_____K- "J__T~-______I 1 want to keep an open mind I■fl. fl fl Bt^ P'^_p lfl on the subject, but my concern is p® (_E__ _¥*_!« that ve have a 16-6 basketball i^^fllVM \ "PC a \ flfl VI -*>** _^^_M_H _*- team that leads the conference and 'T_/\\\flfl A______l ______!__■ _MC______I ___S=Sfl we only have 100 people show up _fl - ______-_P??CfMlU______fl "* -______flfl '__mm______mm____. 4 1 ______^^' _y_-fl^rn______H 1IaTOIk_!7^___i 1fl___fl\\%%« Va 9* ___^______^____H ,J'_>jlI for a game,"he said. \ \ »<. IB aaf f 0^ J___^\_i__i ill ______*f .*___! \ flM \ fl fl J* fllP^i fl in contrast, area high schools 1H k m______1H ajt¥'®' 'i>r^^ ■■r«riu||F;'JQ B_VI wWwAU showed an interest in the lootball _B__fl __"__'______■ program with IK5 seniors (269 -^ _fl_yr_fl_i Hi i ______f_BP polled) saying they would be inter- ...... dH etled in attending the college it it The Campus Ledger CampusBillboard September5, 1996 11

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and zoology instructor at line college. Angela Drummond andhis 13 yc;ir-old daughterEmily. Copy Fmmk orinthologist (bird JAYHAWK Sieble. an studier), saw 136 speciesof birds he Carl Frailcy. Unknown to many. had neverseenbefore. anatomy instructor, is also a —well-stud- "We werejoiningthe expedition ied scholar on paleontology specifi- as non-paleontologists." Sieble said. The University of Kansas cally the siialy of fossilmammals. "We werelooking at just anythingwe me "My personal interests led could see." into of evolution of ani- a the study Sieble admitted he was a bit anx- wants to help you become mals." Frailcy said. "I alwayshad a be goingintoa foreigncountry ious to Photo courtesy of Frailey fascination with time and extinct ani- with his daughter on a longoutdoor Jayhawk. mals."' expedition, but Frailey's expertise Frailey Iiailc\ completed his bachelor's calmedhis concerns. in biology, then hismaster'sin paleon- "You see a completely different grouphurried toget the skull loose."It tology. Alter teaching for ten years at him," "We felt side of Sieble said. was in tact when we found it but we Dawn Kovats, College in Midland, TX, Midland more comfortable with him being couldn't lift the thing," Frailey said. Frailcycame back to themidwest there.Heknows whathe's doing." "As we wereshoving it around trying College Liaison, Aside from his teaching career, Community Many years of experiencehave to move it, ilbrokeinto pieces. So we Frailcy has beenon several research influenced Frailey's skill, but there is carried thepiecesout." Counseling on toSouth America. willbe in the Office excavations moretohisability than practice. The giVup finished in lime to "This is a continuation of some- "Youhave to be able todeal with make (he first leg of their journey thing Istartedin my dissertation. This Mondays and Thursdays from unpleasantry," Sieble said. "He home. Tine giant crocidileskull is the marks my 20th year working with a ignores the parts of the day that arc largerst lossil skull of this kind found friend of mine," Frailcysaid. 7:00p.m. to answer your unbearable and looks forward lo the in entirity. The skull represents the Noon to In July 1995, Frailey and partsof Ihedaythat arenice." species Purussaurus brasiliensis Kenneth Campbell, the Natural transferring to KU. Hard work and drive in unpleas- which may be the largest crocidile in questions about History Museum's Curator of Fossil ant conditions have paidoff for Frailey existence. The Purussaurus was Birds, led an expedition to the in the past. During a trip through the restored and put with its lower jaw, Amazon rain forest of eastern Peru in * Ama/on Basin in 1986, Frailey and a measuring 1.5 meters long, 0.84 search of both fossils and information group travelled along the AltoRio meters wideand 0.55 meters in height. Obtain advice about the ofthe area. Acre, a river originating in eastern It now resides al the Universidade do Together the duo work on the 3(X) process to KU. Peruandflowing miles to the Rio Acre inSouth America. admissions geology of South America, focusing * Purus in Brazil.Upon beginningtheir Frailey's finds have earned him nowon tineAnna/on Basin. courses transfer return trip home they found a large recognition in "Omni" magazine and Learn how JCCC "Last year we thought wehad a erocodillianskull. "Disney Adventures Magazine." very poor year and found very little." to KU and what courses are "We walked past it once,"Frailey Frailey also made a presentation last Frailcy said. "We had one site there said. "We wereheaded back to make JuneinWashington IXC. was some small mammal fossils we required. ourbus." One might wonder how Fiailey could see. As il turns out, it's reallyan * At second glance,the group real- keeps up with class lectures and tests important site. It is the earliest site in Find out about financial aid and ized they had madequite a discovery. while at the same limeplanning pale- Ihe ama/on basin.It'sabout 50 million "It was mostly covered up. but the ontologyexpeditionsand writing the scholarship opportunities at KU. yearsold." skull was exposed,Frailey said. "It of to beprofited. This summer Frailey led a group results his finds was obviously a hugealligator skull. It "Idon't clean up nty desk, that back through line Ama/on Basin. was the first time a nicespecimenhad savesme a lot of time. Other than that AccompanyingFrailey on the two beendiscovered." get farther and farther behind," week trip wasDavid Sieble. anatomy Ijust Timewas not on theirside as the he said. Come see Dawn in the Counseling Center, GEB 155.

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