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Friday, October 17, 2003 TCU DAILY SKIFF Serving Texas Christian University since l(M)2 • Vol. 101 • Issue 2() • Forl Worth, Texas • www.skuT.tcu.edu Hm Today's STATE/NATIONAL NEWS Plans for lot in development
develop the property, said Carol would most likely face Berry and West four bathrooms. The apartments would be TEMPLE - With dozens oI Parking garage, Campbell, vice chancellor for finance and Bow ie streets, she said. about SO percent furnished, with all utili- early flu cases diagnosed in administration. "There is not going to be an auto-body ues. Internet, cable, phone and washer and Central and Southeast Texas, stores possible The project team has until the end of shop in there," Campbell said. dryer included. Rent could range from state health officials have issued December to do further financial analysis About 200 apartments, enough for about $500 a month to $800 a month per an immunization advisory. and design work to determine if it can go about 500 residents, would be above the person and each roommate would sign an News Digest on page 4 behind Perrotti's ahead with the project, Campbell said. Iusi level of retail, Campbell said. individual lease. Runnels said. Jason Runnels, executive vice president Additionally, about 600 parking spaces "Privacy has typically been a big issue DALLAS — Ever since BY MEGHAN YOlkER ol Phoenix Propeit) Co., said the compa- would he located in a garage with exits lor our residents." Runnels said. "That's Raymond and Patsy Nasher Slall Reportei ny is committed to going forward and on Greene Avenue and Waits Street. The why most of our apartments have a bath- could begin prep work in Januarj started collecting sculptures parking would not be visible, because H room for every resident." The commuter parking lot around Actual construction for the project 50 years ago, one rule guid- would be surrounded by apartments, she Campbell said the Phoenix Property Perrotti's Pi//a may be converted into a could begin in March with completion b\ said ed them more than any Co. will do a market study and hold focus complex of apartments, retail stores and fall 2005. Runnels said The apartments would be designed lor other. groups to see what type of apartments stu- parking spaces, if developers and archi- If constructed, the first floor of the students, who could easily walk to cam News Digest on page 4 dents want. Don Mills, vice chancellor for tects decide development is still possible, building would contain sonic sort of retail pus, Campbell said. student affairs, said he will set up dates university officials say. — either stores, restaurants or office "(Students) could wake up at 7:55 a.m. BOSTON — Five federal with the developers to talk to students Administrators chose Phoenix spaces but it is up to the Phoenix and he in class by X a.m.." Campbell said. agents posing as passengers about amenities they want. succeeded in sneaking weapons Property Co. of Dallas and Robert A.M. Property Co. to lease to the building's ten- Runnels said there would probably he through security checkpoints at Stern Architects of New York City to ants, Campbell said. These retail spaces apartments with up to four bedrooms and [mart ..» PARKING, pagt 2) Logan International Airport last week, officials said. News Digest on page 4 On FR0C FOLLIES Student organizations try to out I pi omiiifj elections perform each other in a talent focus on college voters UNIVERSITY PARK. Pa. show held in the Student Center — With the presidential pri- Ballroom Thursday night. mary season quickly approach- ing, the nine contenders for the Democratic nomination and President Bush are focusing on college-age voters as a possi ble swing group. Harvard University's Institute of Politics, in conjunction with Schneiders/Delia Volpe/Schul- man. a public opinion and mar ket research company, sur- veyed 1.202 students ages IX to 24 by telephone. Thirty-four percent indicated they would vote to retain Bush and .12 per- cent said they would vote for the nominated Democratic candidate. Eight percent said they would vote for the inde- pendent running, and 26 per- cent said they had not yet 1) Halau/StaS Photogmphn formed an opinion. (Above) Sophomore radio-TV-film major Adam Hepworth gets his groove Of the students surveyed. 59 on during the Pi Kappa Phi's skit. (Right) Kappa Alpha Theta member percent said they would defi- Amanda Sewill, a sophomore kinesiology major, dances with Kappa Sigma members to tunes from "Chicago." (Top right) Pi Beta Phi members dis- nitely be voting in the 2004 cuss their routine backstage. presidential election. — Daily Collegian Correction Army ROTC gears up for The story "Dunn Named FLOATIN' Interim Coach" in Oct. 15's edition should have said inter- im comerbacks coach Kasey Saturday's challenge event Dunn previously coached at the University of New Mexico. BY KYLE WITTEINBRAKP Sophomore Will Shumate, a political science Slafl Iti'i i major, said the team members must slay close together during the run. because ilns makes them Inside Josh Grimes says he is ready to lead his work as a unit and develops team integrity. team to Ranger Challenge this weekend at "We're going lor perfect execution in the The Pulse/Campu> Lines 2 Camp Bullis in San Antonio. shortest amount of time during the events," Opinion 3 Ranger Challenge, which is sometimes Shumate said. News Digest 4 called the varsit) sport of Army ROTC, con- Grimes said 30 to 33 teams from about 15 Homecoming sists ol six events, said Grimes, a senior radio- schools will be competing ilns weekend. Special Section 5-12 TV-film major The events include a hand He said TCU is sending 14 students in two Features 13 grenade assault course, weapons assembly, a teams to the competition, The purple team consists ol five males, with one male alternate Etc. 15 one rope bridge crossing, a written test over member, and the white team is made up of five Sports 16 the Army rifle platoon manual and a physical training test, he said. males anil one female, with a male and female The final event is a 6.2-mile run while wear- alternate The ll KT ing lull gear, including a 20- to 30-pound pack. i i RiIIt page -'I TODAY Hi|>h 75; Low: 52; Sunny Anglican leaders feel pressure "If his consecration pro- have to supervise congrega- SATURDAY U.S. churches ceeds, we recognize thai we tions thai rejected their views. High: 76; Low: 52; Sunny have reached a crucial and Presiding Bishop Frank lorn over critical point in the life of the Griswold, head of the U.S. SUNDAY Anglican Communion." the Episcopal Church, joined in leaden of 37 national church- the statement. American con- High: SO; Low: 56; Mostly homosexuality servatives, who are close to Sunny es said after two days of einer gency, closed-door talks. "We recoil over their church's BY KOBEKTBVKK have had to conclude thai the growing acceptance of gay \wx I.H.-.I I'M-- future of the communion itself relationships, took that as a Looking hopeful sign. I ONDON The world's will be put m jeopardy." Griswold said he intended to Anglican leaders piled pressure The Anglican primates 1835 — Texans approve a he in New Hampshire on \'o\ resolution to create the Texas Thursdaj on churches m New issued a statement that also 2 tot the consecration of the Rangers, a corps of armed and Hampshire and their openly told church leaders to start Rev. V. Gene Robinson as bish- mounted lawmen designed to gay bishop-elect, warning that thinking about new structures l\ ll„l„-. -/.'// Photograph* op — but he said "anything "range and guard the frontier if he takes office il could shat- of "episcopal oversight" so Junior computer Information science major Dustin Nation puts the finishing could happen" before then. between the Brazos and touches on a mock Frog Fountain that sits atop a float, which will run in the ter a global communion deeply that bishops on one side of the Trinity Rivers." Homecoming parade at 6:30 p.m. today torn over homosexuality. debate over gays would not frnon on till RCHES, pap 21 Page 2 Friday, October 17. 2003 THE PULSE www.skiff.tcu.edu
"II we buy their land, we can PARKING leave them in our project," Campus Lines From page I Player dies during Runnels said. "It would be a )our bulletin : mpus events great fit." Announcemeiiti ther general campus infa Campbell said the apart- Phoenix Property Co. built mation should rv broughl to thi I - Moud) Buildinj South, ments will be both nice and football practice downtown Fort Worth's Room 291. mailed to TCI Boi * ■ . expensive Firestone Apartments and the line for receiving announcementi tl\ they are to run rhe Skiff "They will he uhat you call Associated Press with players and coaches, it was es the right to edit submissu ipace available. West Village in Dallas. It has firs! class." Campbell said decided they would still play also completed a studeni hous- FORT WORTH A senior against Venus High School Friday pXCU Thtttrt presents Tall Ra 5 lOp.m today at the Campbell s.mi rent for football player at Everman High Studio Theatre. Admission is 1 .. i to the public. Call (817) ing project at the University of night. apartments would be paid to School collapsed and died while 257-5770 tor more informati Minnesota-Twin Cities. Homecoming festivities will be the developers, who would pay on a routine training run Thursday, Campbell said administra- postponed until Everman's next the universitj to lease the a day before Homecoming. ■ TCU Police will offer R.tp. nse programs from tors spent the last few weeks home game, Oct. 31. 1 p.m. to X p.m. Saturdays ai . - ' charge foreverj propert> Campbell would not Craig Boatwnght was running interviewing developers and Counselors and local ministers one and are looking forpartici] - 257 7276formore comment on bow much the with coach Erik McGuffin around were being made available to ton- information, viewing presentations from 10 university would receive. the track at the school when the sole teachers, coaches and stu- different teams. TCU officials senior collapsed al about 7:25 The team designed the proj dents. ■ University Career Services phomore Spotlight from started negotiating with the a.m., superintendent Dan Powell 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 23 in the Dee J Kell) Alumni and Vis- eel assuming Perrotti's Pizza "We've had tremendous com- selected team Oct. 3. she said said. itors Center Banquet Hall. The even! is intended to help sopho- would not move, Runnels said, munity support from ministers "There are still a few is to As McGuffin tried to resuscitate and others who have lent their more', decide on majors, find careers and more For more Although he has not spoken information, call (817) 257-7860 dot and t's to cross." Campbell the 6-foot-4-inch. 210-pound healing hearts to those who are in with anyone at Perrotti's, said. Boatwnght, a passer-by called 411. pain this morning," Powell said. ■ TCI Symphony Orchestra and Choirs and Music Alumni pres Runnels said his company Boalwright, who planned to The Bulldogs (4-2) are rwo- ent Choral Fantasy by Beethoven. German Gutierrez and Ronald would do its best to work with Meghan ^ ouker play at TCU next year, was pro- time defending 3A state champi Shirey conducting at 2 p.m. Sunday in Ed 1 andreth Hall Audito- restaurant owners nunuyouker9tcu.edu nounced dead at about H:\5 a.m. ons. During the school's victory in rium. A reception for music alumni will follow immediatel) in the after being taken by ambulance lo the stale 3A championship game lobby of the Walsh Center for Performing Arts Call (817) 257- Hughley Medical Center. A cause last year, another Everman player 7WI2 for more information. of death was unavailable. suffered a paralyzing injury. "There's nothing in his history Senior defensive back Corey ■ 20:24 Bible Study meets at 6:15 p.m. Sundays in Sid Richard- HOMECOMING son Lecture Hall I. or among his friends' knowledge Fulbnght was injured while EVENTS that would have suggested to him blocking a pass in the first quarter ■ Creative Writing Contests have begun. Submissions for 25 dif- or anyone else that he might have of the game against Burnet High ferent contests are due Nov. 17. Contact Charlotte Hogg al Friday had such difficulties." Powell said. School at the Alamodome. choggOtCU.edu or (817) 257-6257 for more information. "Everyone here al the school feels He fractured his lower neck and Parade 6:30 p.m. Main Campus he;irtshaken at this tragedy." is a quadriplegic as a result of the Pep Rally after parade Student Center steps Powell said after consulting injury. Fireworks following the pep rally TCU DAILY SKIFF Comedian Godfrej ■ ifflclll MuJttit publication OopgriaBfi Ml njjin for the entire cortretiu of rh» around the consecration of the ; roduMd bj Mudenti raratipapat ihal be ihc ■ iv • ■ ("Make 7up Yours" ) 9 p.m. Daniel-Meyer CHURCHES bishop of New Hampshire," said "i n i Hnd ■pomond by ttttJourntllitn d NoDantnepjof may berep , nit, >m print / rum page I undo ihc polities ni ihc Studeni PuMica- conamofthe Studeni Pubucal > Dipeclu Coliseum ■ Canada's primate, Archbishop ' HlimiHMlni from ill*** not miimf liability i"i m, products and services Midnight Madness ID p.m. Daniel-Meyer ihr studeiH h.Hl>. 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Room -41 Studint PaWklfloni Dtnctor Kohen Bnhler 6 p.m. ally sympathetic to gays but has and bishops. However, he could itWlit) [>n,eh.n\\,nh. IX 76109 257-6556 withdraw recognition that a Oii-tampus distribution: Newspapers ..rt- Bvallabht Production M.iii.iLTi 1 ,nn Premier Amon Carter Stadium pledged lo uphold the church's free ncampua, UmJt ana par ptnon Acktil ■ teaching that homosexual acts church is part of Anglicanism. .sipies JIC s so and an .ivuiljhle a! the Skill office Journalism IH-pt. Chairman are contrary to Scripture, said Williams called the summit the primates had issued "an hon- immediately after the General esi statement of where we are. a Convention of the Episcopal Church confirmed Robinson's statement of our willingness to R0TC election this summer, which /• mm page I work together, and our recogni- came over vehement conserva- tion of the obstacles to our tive objections. working together." Grimes said some team Robinson has said repeatedly Archbishop Drexel Gomez, Oct&ber 1*7 - 19 members have attended several that he will not withdraw. primate of the Province of the Variety of fine jewelry, art, fashions, gifts, collectibles & delectables. different Army specialization If he is consecrated, the pri-. schools. They jumped out of West Indies and a sharp critic of mates said, "the ministry of this Amon G.Carter Jr. Admission $6 planes at U. S, Army Airborne Robinson's election, said the one bishop will not be recog- Exhibit Hall School, rappelled at The primates had "studied, reflected, nized by most of the Anglican For information prayed and worked together, and Calh 817-335-0151 Sabalauski Air Assault School, world, and many provinces are October scaled glaciers at the Northern we have done so in almost brutal likely to consider themselves to 1 pm - 6pm Jji? 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Kendall Harmon, a tial realignments." lenge." he said. "It's a big time conservative from the Episcopal The conservative Church of commitment and it's a whole lot diocese of South Carolina, said Nigeria, home to 17.5 million of training in the early morning." he believed Griswold might yet Anglicans and the communion's Shumate said he wants to be ask the New Hampshire diocese second-largest province, has BUY RECYCLED. a strong member of his team. to put off the consecration. already severed ties with the "I'm the youngest member The statement also criticized Canadian diocese in protest of of purple team and the other Canada's diocese of New gay blessings. guys have more experience." Westminster, in British Evangelicals fear that pro-gay he said. "1 don't want to make Columbia, for deciding lo per- decisions anywhere within the any rookie mistakes." mit blessings of gay couples. communion will undermine "We are still in communion their evangelism, especially in Kyis Witlenbraker but there are dark, dark clouds areas where they are competing k k.Hiuenbrakert&Hu.t'thi on the horizon, particularly with Muslims. PoliceBlolk
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October 17. 2003 Page 3 OPINION Your place for the opinions thai shape your world www.skiff.tcu.edu The Skiff View Some FILTER worldly Bush wants his news or no news food for Sometimes in an effort to make something better, you can make it worse. thought This week. President Bush made an unheard of move and granted exclusive interviews to five regional broad- What's the first thing that casting networks. He did it because he felt the bigger comes to mind when (a networks were filtering information and putting too non-native) thinks of Saudi much of a negative spin on the war in Iraq. Arabia.' It's probably camels, He said, "somehow you just have to go over the heads sand dunes, al Qaeda men running of the filter and speak directly to the people." He praised around with the improvements being made in Iraq, especially to AK-47s and a Iraq's schools. 52 percent Good idea, in theory. It's understandable that the Pres- expatriate ident is trying to get his side of the story out there and community living in convey something that he thinks is more accurate. With style In this no end in sight to the military action in Iraq and elec- column, the tions looming closer. Bush needs some good public re- truth about lations. But recent events show it's a little fishy. Saudi Arabia Also this week, form letters started appearing in 11 will he unveiled to further explain local newspapers from the 2nd Battalion of the 503rd Root, root, root for the what the world is like outside Infantry saying soldiers were being welcomed in Iraq the U.S. with "open arms." Could be true. But according to the The most common miscon- Gannett News Service, six soldiers said they agreed ception is that Saudi Arabia is with the letter, but didn't write it, one soldier hadn't Cubbies... one more year barren and underdeveloped "Dude, didja live in a hut?" signed it and one soldier didn't know about the letter. "Did you have electricity?" It is possible that the soldiers are being welcomed in Ii tievet ceases to [maze me just how wrapped You couldn'l ask for a more classic and fulfilling Iraq, and it is possible Iraq's schools are getting better. up 1 can gel in ,i game It could he called a sports moment, "Did you ever join an But it appears like this is all just one big public rela- sickness and in this instance, it's a case of the The Cubs won their only two World Series 'Islamic' organization'.'" hasehall blues. lilies In beating the Detroit Tigers in 1407 and These arc jusl a laste of the tions stunt. Bush is creating his own filter. questions that I was asked unmix i via I he Chicago Cubs were 1908. Since then, they have had foui shots at the It is our sons, daughters, brothers, sisters and friends when 1 got lo Fort Worth. Do almost there, bin Wednesday pn\ ilege oi calling themselves America's best risking their lives in Iraq, and we have the right to know you honestly expect anything night, ii was painstakingly baseball team, only to lose lour limes. else but uncontrollable laughter the truth about their situation. obvious thai 'almost' doesn'l Two of those golden opportunities were to these questions'.' Life in the count destroyed b) none othei than the Red Sox in Kingdom is like anywhere l Now, in a period of griel and I ) IS and the Yankees in 1932 (Chicago's chance else (well, almost), The only mourning, I'd cheei foi the Red at revenge this year is gone, but their drive for time you'd see a camel in Quote Unquote Sox or the Yankees in the World vengeance isn't. Somehow, I think Chicago will Saudi Arabia w as if you went Series I [ell, I'd cheei for the neither forgive nor forget out into the desert. That's how Jum \fai Quotes we ran that made you think ... or laii^h ()ld I imer's I eague, simpl) loi the Cubbies, though, I think it wasn't even hard il is to find them, because because they aren't those fish from Florida. about the title anymore. Well, that's not true, it's you can't really parallel camels "We share the story of Christ, physician at the III health As Chicago fans wallow in the sadness thai is a always aboul the' title, bill more so it came down to a GMC. How do 1 know this you ask? I've lived my lair but more than that, we show center ('ubbies loss, we can neither to a strong desire to prove share of lime over there in the them love, which they don't all forget nor neglect to be themselves as a ball club and "The Cubs have this ability land of Arabia. A good 10 get at home." "Pat Robertson is to thankful for jtist how r. lose they did that. in /Iran i(Ki in whether years of growing up with the America's favorite baseball It never occurred to me not to — Jason Monarch, senior Christians what Osama bin Mm ve been cheering for sound of mosques starting at 5 finance major and Kids' Club Laden is to Muslims, an extrem- team came to winning n all and cheer lor the Cubs. My home decades or just hupped on a.m and going on periodically leader ist who has used religion to what a truly amazing rule their team, the Colorado Rockies. live limes a day. the El train last week. preach hatred." 2()0.< season was. haven't even visited the idea of Saudi Arabia is a mixture of "I can't imagine parking — Josh Deitz, senior politi- Not since that charming a pennant in their existence, yet old tradition and modern hustle remaining a problem with the cal science major movie "Rookie of the Year" have we seen sue I still hold out hope that one day those bright and bustle; much like the new fines and the possibility of fabulous, lain tale plaj from an American classic lights will shine on a World Series victory. Until United States in its early infancy. A metropolis with a being towed." "Somehow, writing a 10-page ... the Chicago Cubs. then, though. I will throw my support to whatever backdrop of both the desert — Jamie Johnson, Fort paper in three hours amounts to Since the franchise's inception, the Cubs have team I think has the "baseballs" to lake it all the arguably been America's favorite hasehall team. way, and thai team was and will be the Chicago and the sea. However, the rest Worth police officer a red badge of courage in our of the world pictures the region The Cubs are the team I think of when thinking Cubs. student sub-culture." as desolate, death-valley country. baseball in America. Some might sav the New Those Cubbies have waited 95 years, now 96, "In the end, people often — Jessica Sanders, senior Modern-day conveniences and York Yankees, bin not me. arrive home from their vacations news-editorial journalism to let.ike the World Series. This season is over. traditional boundaries are more exhausted than when they major The Cubs have this ability to thaw you in bm next year, who will stand in then way' If they often crossed ill [be land of left." whether you've been cheering for decades 01 just want it bad enough, no team in Major League Arabia as Saudi/Muslim culture — Laura McFarland, sen- "Having the internal gump- hopped on the El train last week I have not heard Hasehall. is in control. I say ior news-editorial journalism tion to persevere through trying of anyone that doesn't have a soil spot for the hoi the love of the game. 1 will keep wanting Saudi/Muslim culture because Cubbies and English major times, as many literary figures the Cubbies, because it's aboul lime. Saudi culture has a different regime from most traditional do, is a quality no student can What was great aboul Chicago's chance al the hihn \l
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Klu *liot ml\i«or\ i>Mi«'d and sometimes as late as March. jumped into the court Tight over Much ol the new lining «as in and two officers were suspended through security checkpoints at l>\ state health officials This year, the A-Pananu strain the state's new Is enacted the government sector, which while the FBI investigated Logan International Airport last is more likely to cause more Republican congressional map. added 15,700 jobs in September. Speaking publicly Tor the first week, officials said. IIAii'l.l i APi -Withdozens complications m adults, while claiming it does not create ( onstruction added '.(too |obs time since Monday's alleged The Homeland Security agents oi early flu cases diagnosed in last sears Hong Kong strain usual!) enough Latino districts, on lop ol 3.5(H) positions added ill attack. Stephen Porter buried his smuggled certain "prohibited Central and Southeast Texas. affected children more. Glezen told The Mexican American Legal August, the commission said. head in his hands Wednesday items" past federal screeners. said state IILMIIII officials have issued the Temple Dailj Telegram in Defense and Educational Fund Trade, transportation and utilities alter telling reporters be had George Naccara. the airport's an immunization advisor)'. Thursday's online edition. filed a lawsuit Tuesday in federal gained 2.S00 jobs in September. feared Tor his life. federal security director. He did At Texas Children's Hospital An ample suppl) of the Ilu court in Victoria on behalf of the Job losses in manufacturing The assault allegedly happened not speed's what the hems were in (Illusion. 4(1 patients were vaccine should be available this American GI Forum of Texas. At slowed lu 900 in .September, as officers executed a search The two jetliners that were diagnosed ».iili influenza u in the sen McBride said least two other legal challenges lesser Ihan hall the minihei ol warrant at a home. flown into the World Trade past five days. During the tin base been Tiled since the jobs eliminated in August. Porter, 25. said two officers left Center towers originated in seasons of the lasi two years. Modern art sculpture Legislature gave final approval Prolession.il and business services him in the living room while Boston. Federal screeners were doctors said nine was the most center to open Oct. 20 Sunday to the new congressional continued i<> show slou gams. musing everyone else to the hired at airports nationwide to cases treaied during anj week districts. null 800 nes\ jobs m September. kitchen. lighten security alter the attacks "It's a little hit frightening," DALLAS (API Ever since "The newly enacted congres- According lo the commission, Porter said the pair performed "I am always disturbed if we Ralph Feigin, physician-in-chief Raymond and Pats) Nashcr started sional ledistrictmg plan tin Texas the number of working Texans a full body-Cavity search bul miss anything.'' Naccara told the ol Texas Children's Hospital and collecting sculpture 50 years ago. does mil accurately reflect Latino actually declined by nearly found nothing. The plunger Boston Globe. "We're not chair of pediatrics at Baylor one rule guided (hem more than voting strength in the sear 2003." 12,000to 10.3 million .The number handle svas then shoved into perfect. I admit that. It was ,, College "i Medicine, told the any other. said Nina Perales. MALDEF of those officially counted as his rectum Tour times, tearing learning experience." Houston Chronicle in Thursday's "A work ol art had to give us regional counsel and lead attorney unemployed dropped by 2d.700. tissue, he said A number ol screeners were editions. the butterflies," said Raymond in the group's court case Police Chief Robert Olson said pulled aside on the spot and told Nashcr. 81, whose wife died of lo 727.000. the commission said. The Texas Department of Although the Republican plan they had Tailed to find illicit cancel in 1988. The Workforce Commission, marijuana and suspected cocaine Health, noting heavier-lhan-nomial "purports to create an additional were found during the raid. Porter Hems. Naccara said. Following the flutter, the couple however, adjusted the figures for amounts of influenza cases across Latino majority district in South "In individual cases (undercosci amassed .i collection of more than seasonal patterns in luring and ss.is hooked and then contacted the stale, issued the Ilu advisor) Texas, in fad it eliminates one agents) spoke to the screeners." he 300 pieces rich with the works firing, which resulted in a gain of jail authorities to sa) he had been Wednesday district and adds another, with no said. of Rodin. Picasso. Matisse and nearly 9.000 nonseasonal jobs assaulted. Olson said. Olson said At Scott and White Memorial net increase in electoral opportunity," The tests al Logan were part of Miro — that is generally considered and the official unemployment Porter. who was released Hospital in Temple, health Perales said. a federal investigation at about 15 the world's most important private rate of 6.5 percent. Wednesday without being officials said the influenza A IT Texas is going to redistrict, major airports around the country, collection ol modern sculpture. Economists generally believe charged, received medical attention strain was confirmed in up to 13 Perales said, the result should be- he said, adding that security at Alter yens ol lending pieces to seasonall) adjusted figures are a al'ter reporting the assault patients an increase in the numhei ol Logan is "no belter or worse" museums across the globe. better measure of the job market. Mas or R.T. Rybak. svho Doug McBride, a TDH Hispanic districts, particularly in than at other airports. Nashcr built a permanent home Following arc the preliminary appeared with Olson on Tuesday, spokesman, said the flu was South Texas and Dallas. The securit) lapses will help lor the collection in Dallas. The September unemployment rates said the two were "seis concerned, identified this month in Bell the airport improve safety, S70 million Vislici Sculpture Tor the Texas metropolitan areas, and sse take it very seriously." County Texaa unemployment according to Jose Juves, a Center, opening Oct. 20. is with revised rales Tor August m Another police supervisor said he The Ilu outbreak hit Houston rate di|»s to 6.5 percent spokesman Tor the Massachusetts expected to (urn the city's parentheses. The local figures are didn't believe Porter's account. the first week of October. The last Port Authority, the agency that underdeveloped downtown arts \l STIN lAPi Tlic Texas not seasonall) adjusted. The Olson turned the case over to time Ilu hit this early was in 1991, operates the airport hut has no district into a polestar lor modern unemployment rale dipped statewide unemployment rate. the FBI. he said. FBI Agent Paul during the last week of October, security responsibility, art. slightly lo 6.5 percent in without adjusting Tor seasonal McCabe said the agency will said Dr. Paul Gle/en. a pediatrician Logan was sisiied as part of "Tins is really a dream conic September because the number of hiring and firing, was 6.6 percent. review the case and then consult and head epidemiologist at the Homeland Security's program of true." Nashei said. "It's an amazing job seekers Tell Taster than the the l S. attorney's office. Baylor College of Medicine "penetration testing" said Tamara leehng.'' decline in jobs, the Texas Police officers accused Faulkner, a spokeswoman Tor the Influenza Research Center Workforce Commission said Federal agents sneak Health experts sa\ strong flu ol' sodomizing suspect inspector general's office Hispanici saj number <>l 'Thursday. weapons lliroujjji airport activity in the first hall of October The most closely watched MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A She refused to confirm the I alum ili-lriiN is low is unusual. Influenza generally figure, the seasonal!) adjusted man accused Minneapolis police B( )S TON (AP) — Five federal results of the tests, saying the) does not begin spreading widely AUSTIN (APt — A prominent unemployment rate, lell from (id of sodomizing him with the handle agents posing as passengers are expected to he presented to in the community until January. Hispanic legal rights group has percent in August. of a plunger during a drug raid. succeeded in sneaking weapons Congress within several months. ,
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The mat keeps the grass under- neath it protected during the game. 3 Sophomore finance major Edward Green tests the coaches' head- sets five hours before game time. 4 Freshman music education major Jimmy McDonald warms up on his drums A Look Inside under the direction of Brian West. The drummers start practicing hours before the full band arrives at the stadium at 2 p.m. 5 Showgirls captain Ashley Tate, a senior computer information science major, leads the Showgirls in practice in the early afternoon. Associate direc- tor of bands Brian 6 Youngblood briefs the band on the day's schedule. The band recesses and meets at Frog Fountain dressed and ready to go an hour before game time. 7 Paul Franco of Bobby's Fajitas rotates chicken on his grill located on the boardwalk of the north side of the field. The grill, named Fajita Bob, is roughly 10 feet long with a 6-foot chimney. 8 Pat and Carrie Flynn sit behind Amon Car, their car an hour before the game tailgating on the West side of the stadium. TCJ Garni 9 Freshmen Jeff islikenoothc Ballard and Cory viduals that Rodgers get arriving early ready for the day's TCU I 27 game. Players spend the Army :'■•• 0 night before a home game in a Holiday Inn Stephen Spill and arrive two hours and around W.A. fifteen minutes before from noon ti kickoff. people and i *3 spotlight or i ^j ^^t A fan sings give you an 111 the national into making i 1 \J anthem with his hand over his heart. TCU Army ROTC cadet Patrick Crocker performs the national anthem. ^ ^ A group of , young fans line I up in the south end zone anxiously waiting to run across the field. .: *:• * ^M ^"k An ensemble ^ M of Army cav- I MH airy soldiers stand at the south end zone after displaying the colors during the national 4 anthem. Soldiers who have recently returned from Iraq are also present. I ■ Page 9 Junior safety Mark Walker 13 waves his hands in the air to hype up the crowd before kickoff. The game starts in one minute. ^ M Chancellor 1 £\ Victor I ^B Boschini observes the game high above the action in the Chancellor's Suite over the press box. Boschini enter- tains a number of Fort Worth officials and big donors. ^M »" Fort Worth I *^ S t a r - I \J Telegram writers John Miller, left, and Damien Pierce, right, discuss logistics early in the game in the press box. A typical game brings more than 100 media personnel to the press box. ,4 ^^ Senior radio- I B^k TV-film major I \J Brian Micocci video tapes the game's action on top of the Dave Bloxom scoreboard. The images from Micocci's camera are wired through the RTVF truck and relayed to the scoreboard. ^ wmm Frog Vision m producer I ■ Dave Keeney, left, assists director Scott Dailey, center, and senior radio-TV-film major Krista Adamson in choosing which images and graphics are broadcast onto the scoreboard from inside the RTVF truck behind the west stands. ^ ^^ Amy Grimes VK counts I V^ money made from ticket sales from the northeast ticket house. The attendance of 39,282 is reported during the third quarter. ^M ^^k Senior line- I ^^1 backer I \J Devon Davis tries to grab the ball and help TCU to a 27-0 shutout. This is the first recorded shutout since a 37-0 win over Rice on Oct. 28, 2000. Head coach Gary 20 Patterson stands beside senior wide receiver Chris Wingate to sing the Alma Mater. ^Bk ^ Sophomore M finance mmm major Eric Hart, an Army ROTC member, collects trash leftover from fans in the bleachers of the West stands. ROTC members are at the stadium until after midnight on game day. ^^ ^Bk Coach Gary 3 M Patterson MM £■■ receives questions from the general press and discusses the game in detail. Patterson also speculates about what the coming week will bring and comments on injuries sustained during the game. ^\ O J u n ' ° r J MK broadcast •■■ \J journalism major Natalie Mattern files and sorts statistics from the day's game. All photos taken by Ty Halasz except photos 8. 13. 19. 20 and 23. by Stephen Spillman and 12. A which was taken by Simon Lopez. Friday, October 17, 2003 Page 10 Homecoming 2003 Y Out Lounge X 92/ 9209 • 10 AM to 2 A M • / cloys a week OIII 10 rrocs -J& H»A»M»B«U»R»G«E»R»S For more than fifty years... 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The hand has promised to move up in the United States, and CHRIS KNIGHT THE JEALOUS KIND it is definitely an album worth listening to. Knight tells the story of losers, lovers and everything Kill Bill' in between in his third album. The Jealous Kind. Knight LUCKY BOYS CONFUSION- BY GEROMMO RODRIGUEZ hails from six miles out of Slaughter, Kentucky, a Good movies are about more than good endings — remote coal-mining town of 2011 people where he was COMMITMENT the kej is .ill the moments in between. Quality directors born, raised and still lives m a trailer there with his vv lie sian sending theii message minutes after the light flickers onto the screen, exploring all aspects of filmmaking and children. Knight's first album had him being com- In the time the reel reaches its end. pared to Neil Young. Steve Hail and a Nebraska-era With "Kill Bill: Vol. I." Quentin Tarantino amplifies Bruce Springsteen. Knight has had hits on CMT, vet his this idea, creating a work designed to satisfy the true songs take a slightly brutally intense tone, with odd nio\ ie buff and regaining some prestige in the cinema world along the way. Christmas songs and songs that go beyond death The director and his proud parents at Miramax Obviously Knight lakes on the attitude of labels not caused quite a fus mattering as much as the power o\ an intense song. hy slicing the ' There truly is no label to put on this album. movie in half, but 'Knowing alter watching what Tarantino has done Tarantino's just with the fust THE FORMAT-INTERVENTIONS hall, no one will he work, it hesitant to stand in AND LULLABIES line for Vol. 2. might not be which hits theaters the ending Chicago's Lucky Hoys Confusion's sophomore in February. album takes an unapologetic and surprisingly melodic- ["he film begins look .it life. Lucky Boys Confusion members said their with Lima you would Thurman's charac- first album, Throwing The Game, was not as "mature" ter, who was kilos', n expect." as their latest album, because the band has "learned to as Black M.imki trust their instincts more." The unique songwriting but now goes b) The Bride, lighting to breathe alter getting whipped melds the hands genre crossing album. The band hy the Deadlj Viper Assassination Squad. Bill (David believes in an admirable grassroots approach of con- Carradine) decides to end her days with a bullet to the stant touring and low-budget living. Lor the hand that head. The pulling of the trigger coincides with Bride sold CDs out of their backpacks and slept on friends' telling Bill she's carrying his baby. And just how did Tarantino tell this story of a bride floors as they toured the Midwest. Lucky Boys who survives something close to hell? He oilers Contusion album Commitment seems like an apt name. something old in the movie's samurai theme, The infectious, unblinking and honest album commands something new in more ways than one. and something The Format's album Interventions and Lullabies is a die haul support perhaps more than they are worth. borrowed in the score .to the gore to the tight scenes. But it might be the something blue he oilers that puts the no-holds, rousing, pop-music conglomeration. S.nu film over the top. teasing audiences until the second Means and Nate Ruess are the prolific' heads oi the APRIL SIXTH MANIPOSA AVENUE installment, group and neither is old enough to even rent a car (both In The Bride's sad journey, she experiences a "scraping their early 20s"). The album is a hum-along, blood-stained wedding, the apparent loss of her unborn child and a string of sexual abuse while diverse Elektra mix that mixes Beatlesque melodies comatose. It's that first scene in which Tarantino with 8()'s pop. The Arizona duo calls their "anti-glam" establishes sympathy lor his character, and it might music "Desert-Pop." and are produced by Walt Vincent, tie up in the last scene of the next movie. Knowing Tarantino's work, it might not be the ending you'd the mind behind Liz Phair and Pete Yorn. The band is expect. perfectly summed up in their choice of their name: As for borrowing past directors' ideas (which is While "Format" is actually their name in an ironic twist what the former video-store clerk is known to do), it (they hope to not be a "formatted" band), they tell roadies woiks in this movie. Even a film purist can't help grinning w hen the camera leans in to till the sh< it with a character's that they were visiting a friend named Matt in the hospital lace, oi when the story is driven by such a breathless and found a card that said "For Matt." Cute, il it were score that it becomes more of an opera. But just as it true. did in "Pulp Fiction" and "Jackie Brown," that grin might wear oil. and all that's left is a guy who knows his movies. A fusion on guitar chords, lyrics and explosive Is he a good director? Sure, hut he's nowhere close KINGS OF LEON-YOUTH AND rhythm help make April Sixth a distinct sound . . dis- to Sergio I .cone on a bad day. After experiencing "Kill Bill." it's clear Tarantino YOUTH MANHOOD tinct not being necessarily "good" or bad' April Sixth is composed of Robert Geiser on lead guitar. Brian just might know the classic directors' works better Brothers Nathan, Caleb and Jared Follohill received than any other fan. He knows there's no such thing as Marque/ on rhythm guitar. Joey Caligiuii on bass gui- their musical education in the backseat of a minivan. a long-winded battle it' it's done right. He knows how tar. Evan Kilbourne on drums and Snaps on lead vocals. to jump around a plot without losing his audience. He Their father, a Pentecostal minister, encouraged the two Snaps Soit of like "Madonna" or "Prince," though not knows all about eccentric characters and what they to perform the likes of The Rolling Stones when their bring lo a movie. as catchy as either, The hand is supposed to be a mother was not around. The family comes from Sure, it's missing an ending, but Tarantino could Christian-based rock band, and the lyrics address the have easily slapped one on this film and been done Memphis, where the brothers became interested in spiritual quest lor wholeness. The band calls the likes of with H (iood directors don't do that. R&B and the rock-and-roll greats. In the UK the album Nirvana. Led Zeppelin, Rage .\gainst the Machine and Al least we won't have lo wait six years for more of sold 34.500 copies in the first week of release, debuting Swiftfoot among their influences, hut they seem to tail Tarantino's work. He already has one of this year's on the mainstream UK chart at No. 5. 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