Work on Cruise Sh1ps F A S T Keeling sets the tone FUN D RAIS ING Lady Bears remain 12th in nation Summer Help Wanted PRO GRAM >Editorial examines loss of Gordon and ,page 8/Advertisements The Southwest Standard >SMSU hopes to keep from getting "shocked'tat Wichita St. Llstfngs for All Major Feb. 14, 1992 Frnlemilics, socoritie.<;. studenl the many virtues of CEO Russ Keeling >Conference title hopes boosted with two road wins last week Cruise lines clubs. Eam up to 'lOX> in one week, Plus recdve a '100:> >Regent Jack Miller wins CWW kudos page 6 $4.95 + $1 5tH tonus yourself, And a FREE page 3 WA TCHjust fexCMILLER'S PHILOSOPHY UMy activities, contests and prizes 'II press release. pointed CEO of the university by the "'I FREE sessioi of Island Club's EYEGLASSES? Richard Wilde, featured lec- Board of Regents after Marshall philosophy is openness. We'reapub- WiOOsurfmg orHobie Cat sailing Biscuits and Gravy lie institution, we have to report to The cost shouldn't be blinding. turer, is currently chairman of the Gordon relinquished all operational "'Immination Co-ed BCNew York's School remain at the university for another with all of your Spring Break needs of Visual Arts. Wilde has won year and a half as a campus figure Shufeldt also called for increased "'Farewell Party - again with the best of 1/4 lb. Cheeseburger more than 100 awards. published with no power, or take a leave of communication, stressing academ- evenhing absence with pay. ics and focusing attention on stu- '"All resort taxes two books and written numerous Lunch.Dinner Special articles. Keeling, whose main emphasis is dents' needs first, 95' 95* Optional Spring Break Actlvitles: COMPLETE $ COMPLETE $1.19 "(The workshop) is a chance to on open communication, hosted two ·Mcxico shopping and night dub trips Dr. Russell Keeling, appointed CEO of the university last Tuesday, addresses an audience of faculty, sta.ff >ACADEMICS!ATHLETICSFac- .SINGLEVISION bring ina national caliber speaker forums Wednesday to detail thegoals "'Gulf of Mexico day or evening cruise $24 34.G'FOCM. 3 hamburgers for $1 and students Wednesday In McDonald Arena, In his address, Keeling Dutllned what direction he wants the ulty attacked a lack of academic pri- aboard the T,SS. for the areas of public relations, of the next 100 days and map out the university to take in the next few months. (photo/Kelly Kribben orities and called for cuts in athletics "'Mistral Cruise Lmer, Fca1Ur.ing:dining, - Unnmned $9l&C1lon • Your choice of over 1.000 frames on display I advertising and marketing pro- direction of the university under his enenalnment, casino (must. be 18) ani full n - Nocha~e for sun or fashion tinted Ie~f THITRSDAV &"'#0. __ + '" ¥ ..,... J"'\fJ",rl)b;n .&.: ...... - """ •• , and related funding. Miller said, bar "'r_ "Academics have to be the No.1 .tern on campus ... but athletics are $189/7 nights accommodations mportant too." However, Miller Slxplex 1& 2 bcdroomcondoswith mid that the Board would not likely ...., )e receptive to widespread cuts in kitchens&hot tubs Books ithletics, $175/7 nightsaccommodarions Gulfview I &2 bedroom condos with & -Other issues addressed included he Gordon settlement, increasing kilhclms, pool & hct tubs Art ibrary funding and acquisitions, the $249/7nightsaccommodations ow cash reserve fund and the Civic Suntide II Luxury beachfront with ~enter project. pool and deck

Motorroach uamportalion Ivl.i1ablo at In additiooal eon ··Some dcp.utum ~ may mqulm pc.U:: wock ~gc. center For more information call: Beatty bags gold ather half of the funds will come Jennifer at: 863·9446 from the state. The Stadium Bill of I989 appropriated funds for comm u- By MICHAEL ELLIS t ity development projects in & KELLY KRIBBEN Missouri's cities. The committee stated that city of- Movie critics have Best Picture: "Bugsy," "Beauty "Hear My Song "; John If one of the best ways to :icials, including city manager Tom 'Downtown in ~e6ruary criticized studios across the and theBeast:' "The Fisher King," Goodman-"Barton Fink"; Yes, her death, Isak Dinesen was Cardinal Salviati. Dinesen's autobiography spend a rainy afternoon is market forced her out. -innie had been approached by dif- PAR' country for having a slow "Thelma and Louise," "Prince of Ben Kingsley-"Bu.gsy"; Joe in fact a pen name for author "Seven Gothic Tales," origi- gained national attention with the InDenmark, she began to write in erenr professional management curled up with a hot cup of tea La'13ourn '1Ja.:ICC C(u6 & .9t.rt qaffery year making quality mov- Tides," Silence of the Lambs," Pesci-'~JFK". Karen Blixen, nally published in 1934, includes release of the movie, "Out of and a good book or two, then English under the name Isak :ompanies interested in running the 14 Mere!:!St1'ut/1>Uco I}Ji.!cuit ies while maintaining ahigh JFK." The book is divided into three seven stories that mix the psycho- Africa," in which actress Meryl aCility. the recently published short Dinesen. 15 '.BCUl1JJ fJJoyJ/.Bi;J llJang profit margin at the box And the winner is: Ned Beatty sections-tales from logical insightof modernistic short Streep played Blixen, Proponents of the proposal said story collections of Isak Her first book and literary 21 P.fJJClwwdderJwitli specialgU#t office. And the winner is: Bugsy "Albondocani" (a novel started stories, as well as the appeal and Afterhermarriagein 1914to success was "Seven Gothic hat the building and running of the 22 Ont ?'ear AnniverJary Dinesen are the ideal choice. While Spike Lee was Supporting Actress: Nicole but not completed before her mystery of the 19th-century Baron Bror Blixen, she and her Tales." It was followed by "Out acility would be an economic in- '11U 1J.T[Je/CooKfl.MQlI.ftu "Last Tales" and "Seven busy smoking another joint, Best Actor: Warren Beatty- Kiddman--"BiIly Bathgate"; death), new Gothic tales and new Gothic tale. husband moved to British East of Africa," "The Angelic Aveng- 'estment for the city. They added 27 NJw'WorUspirits Gothic Tales," re-published Sly Stallone tried comedy "Bugsy"; Robert DeNiro-"Cape Mercedes RuehI-"The Fisher winter's tales. Dinesen, a.k.a. Blixen, was hat 400 jobs would be created dur- 28 ~w '1YorftfSpirits Africa and purchased a coffee ers," (written under the name and Kathleen Turner got Fear"; Nick Nolte-"Prince of King"; Jane Harrocks-"Life is last December by Vintage "The Cardinal's First Tale," born in Denmark in 1885, She plantation. 11g the construction phase and 100 Books, prove once again, Pierre Andrezel) "Winter's busted as a private eye in Tides"; Robin Williams-"The Sweet"; KateNelligan-''Frankie one of the "Albondocani'' tales, chose a male pen name because Blixen was divorced in 1921, Tales,""Last Tales, ....Anecdotes ermanent jobs would be provided Dinesen 'sexceptional grasp of '11ie !R.?gency.srwwcase some of the year's less for- Fisher King"; Kevin Costner- and Johnny"; Judy Davis-"The is a brilliant example of Dinesen she felt her work would have a but continued to manage the plan- of Destiny," "Shadow's on the or its operation. PIZZA! 14 Tfie 'EisfwpsjIfu !Fo{4JW "JFK"; Anthony Hopkinsa-"Si- Naked Lunch'''_ the art of story-telling. as a realist and gifted story-teller. Thecommittee added that the Civic \\lith One Toppin tunate flicks. better chance of being taken seri- tation for another 10 years. Gross" and "Ehrengard." 1f 15 tIfU::wtfwrity The industry didn't lence of the Lambs." "Last Tales" isacompila- Dinesen weaves an exquis- . She sold all of her property 'enter would pump about $10 mil- (I!.n·hll'I'~ 1~\1rll ously in a then male-dominated C'hwd 19 !F UI1iJo 9o{UNgO tion of the last stories Dinesen on into the city's economy. 2 dance with wolves at home And the winner is: Mercedes ite tapestry of lost dreams and profession. and returned to Denmark in 1931 .20 '!Janet 90IJslit alone, however, Bugsy may And the winner is: Warren Beatty Ruehl wrotepriorto herdeath in 1962. personal triumph in the the tale of when the collapse of Ute coffee 21 Mr.Scary go king fishing with the 22 Mr.Scary \ ,~' beauty and the beast in or- Best Actress: Geena Davis. Su- Best Director: Jonathan I 26 'Dance WJgfit , 27 PS!Jcfiddjc !furs witli spe.ciaf guut pal, 'Divine der to silence the lambs and san Sarandon-"Thelma and Demme-"S Hence of the 28 tIoad iJflt Wet SprocK!t witli sptcid9utst '11it.!Finns bring home a couple ofgold Louise"; Jodie Foster-"Silence Lambs"; Terry Gilliam-''The Mainstreet--close to home 29 Scatter6rain statues come Oscar night. of the Lambs"; Annette Bening- Fisher King"; Barry Levinson- ~! The small cafe, which wiI :Marcli 5 fJ'lie. !Finn.r Listed below is the "Bugsy." "Bugsy"; Oliver Stone-"JFK"; By KATHERINE be added on to in the near future, 6 fJ1ie. !J'1IIn.r Time Out Editorial staffs Barbara Streisand-"Prince of PROCTOR Little C 10 f'JJie. 'DeadMi1fv.nm choices of who has a chance And the winner is: Jodie Foster Tides". has a home-like atmosphere witJ What do you doif you're Location: 514 N. Main Ave, 1\\'o E 11 tJJritn!:!!fOK., \. the best home cooking for miles. at the little gold guy on Hours: Mon,-Fri. 7am-7pm Gtl,..,.t..JI", t..;W iA.t/Nr1f f>O'l=c~";"9I~''''tl: (to 12 tJJasftand Pop (.IM, fl?!pfactl1ltnt $ Tlt1ll6ancf) longing a home cooked meal If one didn't know better they' March 30. ~ Supporting Actor: Ned Beatty- And the winner is: Oliver Stone Sat. 7am-4pm 11 T fie 'lJoTlulaaay 'or but you're hundreds of miles swear their grandma was in the ,,~ Cuisine: American 29 !f0litOtltJ!SfUutowy Mal OIl a SIiatfoUI!JPUuJet from home? Try The Main back doing all the cooking. Cafe to satisfy those home Reservations? No Faucett said her childre CHE Credit Cards? No Cufteys Pu6 cookln' cravings. have helped her tremendously i Handicapped access? No The Main Cafe, located her small business endeavor. .Nt montli long Liquor? No !MO/.aays S!l{P ~lt514North MainSt., is fam- Sons Andy, DavidandChuc Specialty attractions? tIuesrfays S.1{,O ily owned and operated by put in their hours serving u Kelly Kribben Dawn Love Mary Faucett's home 'WtdntJ'aays cctu« Mary Faucett and company. meals, as do David's wife 0:30 .. '1IiurstUJys C,C'J'acp;..and~ !Hopper The menu includes en- cooking ShawnnaandChuck'swifeAmy, tJ1it grtat %fen 5WSJ Entertainment Editor Design & Layout !friJUlys trees such as spaghetti with Delivery? Yes, free to a Faucett also has two more chit 10:30 .. SaturrWYS C.C'J'actanJ ~ JIopper limited area meatballs, roast beef with real dren, daughter Jenny and so 11 :00 .. Staff Writers mashed potatoes, and lasa- Jeremy Bates who help with '11it Outfatut th r - -VALUABLE COUPON" - -I gna. not to mention a wide dow. "It seemed like such a great cafe whenever they can. .Plfl rTWtI tn {gng Michael Ellis, Randall Foster, Clarissa French, Patrick Gavisk, variety of deli sandwiches. opportunity," she said. I Montfays JlrtSmltn-JIlCJ1L1tic guitar "One of the most gratifyin Everything is prepared fresh I CRAZY q"UtJ'@}jJ OpmM~ Jennifer Houzenga, Kelly Kribben, Jill Lansdown, Lisa Marie "It's a lot of hard work, but things about having the cafe i. 'Wt4JttsaayJ ~'.BTUtcn---Jat and made from scratch. everything bas gone so well," that J' ve met so many nea as part of the Performing Arts I Mitchell, Douglas D. Morris, Katherine Proctor, Gary Still The Main Cafe also has a ,Fields· and "Beaches. "(photol I BREAD 'lfiumfays Soumis of !PertlWitJn said Ihe48-year-old mother of people." she said. "The custom ~ritfayJ Open!Mi~/Comtlf!J limited delivery area which five. Faucett added that in the ers are so wonderful." ~ I 8 warm stlcks of fmshly baked Saturaa!p Open M;K!/Comdy Cover photo by includes the SMSUcampus. beginning she and other family bread brusOOJ with garlic butt.ct & Nas the basis tor "Swimming To I 'I'. The cafe is open from 7 a.m, members were a little apprehen- t~ wilh parmesan cheese. ~mbodin.'· I Kelly Kribben to 7 p.m. Monday through sive about starting a new busi- 9{ptnan.!P. !Murpfiy's : ' Also in the Perfonning Arts Se- I Friday and 7a.m. to4 p.m. on ness, but they had a lot of confi- ries the In Motion Dance Com .. I 21 CIiin4 '1J(Ut!!f~tUm Saturdays. dence in themselves. ~y will perfonn in Coset The- 2.2 diina '1J(lUff~ticn Photos by I 99~bx Faucett, who teaches En- lilt's been a whole lot easier ~~er'rues~ayandWednesday. The. 28 ?/sue tJJ7'l'tWS Please prcsalt coupon when ordmg. Philip Harris, Kelly Kribben glish 120 at SMSU, decided than 1 thought, I' Faucett said. ;bmpany Jstmm St.Louisand Win I 2lJ 'X.act tJJrotlitrs V~d~ymili~M~~ to buy the place when 41Bus~ess has really picked up *ature four SMSU students in the I lIulc Caesars. I Expires: 3/1/9'2 she drove by one d1Yand saw since the holidays." ~QWj For more information. call Time Out is a publication of The Soutbwes! Standard newspaper, Laura Bauer Editor ..in-chief. a "For Sale" sign in the win- ~eCraig Hall box pfti~e at 836- I J~1~. I Page 2 n TimeOut February 1992 February 1992 Time Out Page 3