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Possabillty of early World morning rain Power cut to Marcos crypt MANILA, Philippines (AP) —A power company said it cut Inside TUESDAY off electricity Monday to the Columnists talk about MARCH 4, 1997 refrigerated crypt of President Grammys Ferdinand Marcos because his Texas Christian University widow, Imelda. owes more See page 5 94th Year • Number 83 than $215,000 in overdue bills. Mrs. Marcos said she does not have enough money to pay the bills and called the action "the ultimate harassment — the harassment of the dead." Running the mausoleum's Mayor praises refrigeration system costs about $460 a month. Marcos died in Hawaii in 1989. His body was allowed ISA members home in 1992 and was placed in a glass case in a temporary mausoleum at his ancestral International Week honors students home in llocos Norte province. Cutting power to the crypt and fosters intercultural exchange will not immediately endanger By Kirk Shlnkle Mills also read a proclamation by Marcos' embalmed remains, SKIFF STAFF Chancellor William E. Tucker citing which should remain in good International Week '97 opened International Week as a time for condition until 2002, said the Monday afternoon in a flurry of color groups of all faiths, races and cultures mortician who treated the as purple, white and blue ribbons flut- to enjoy the benefits of academic dis- body. tered to the ground after being cut by course as well as participating in a host of speakers, including Fort social, cultural and scholarly Worth Mayor Kenneth Barr. exchanges. The proclamation also Nation Barr said having students from said International Week is a symbol abroad at TCU "adds a flavor to the of international understanding, har- Ship believed community because the diversity monious coexistence and world to be Blackbeard's broadens the experience of all of us peace. RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) — who come into contact with interna- Mitchell commended the ISA's Treasure hunters have discov- tional students." efforts in organizing International ered what is believed to be He also commended the university Week and said that ISA members Blackboard's flagship less than for increasing the number of interna- "always do a great job." two miles offshore, nearly tional students. International students "It is important as students to three centuries after the pirate currently make up 5 percent of the remain competitive in what is ship went down. student body. becoming a smaller and smaller The wreck was found in Other speakers included Don world." Mitchell said. "If we do not November by Inlersal Inc., a Mills, vice chancellor for student take each and every opportunity to treasure hunting company, in affairs, ISA president Stefan Zosso, embrace other cultures and learn just 20 feet of water in House of Student Representatives other languages and about other peo- Beaufort Inlet. President Andy Mitchell, and Pat ple, it will be difficult for us to com- Queen Anne's Revenge, McClard, chairman of the TCU pete." flagship of the fearsome Community International Friendship McClard spoke for the nearly 100 English buccaneer Edward Program. families who have participated in the "Blackbeard" Teach, sank in In his remarks. Mills encouraged TCU Community International 1718 after running onto a sand- students to attend all International Friendship Program. bar. Week events and said the week "hon- She thanked TCU for "enriching The ship is thought to have ors those who have chosen to contin- our community" by aiding the carried up to 40 cannons, and ue education in the United States and group's efforts in pairing internation- their position is consistent with at TCU." al students with area families to foster a ship that ran aground and He also said the ISA provides "a understanding between different cul- tipped to one side. window for us to view the world" and tures. A blunderbuss barrel was that the international students are The students spend time with local brought up from the wreck, "delightful, smart and engaging peo- families to become aware of the PHricto Croofctf SKIFF STAFF along with a bronze bell dated ple ... involved in every part of the American family lifestyle. Fort Worth Mayor Kenneth Barr (left) and Pat McClard, chairwoman of the TCU Community International 1709, a 24-pound cannonball Friendship Program, cut a white ribbon that symbolizes the community at the official opening ceremony fabric of TCU." Please see ISA, Page 2 and a sounding weight. of International Week at noon on Monday in the Student Center Lounge.
ABC letting Ellen come out as lesbian Psychologist's research project receives funding NEW YORK (AP) — The months of coy references are By Kimberiy Wilson have had parasitic infections. basic research and see it go into appli- infections. The effects did not disappear after over. ABC said Monday that SKIFF STAFF "Psychology cation. The children were divided into two being given the medication. This "Ellen" will come out as a les- The day before psychologist David gives you a One study Stemberg participated in groups, infected and non-infected, meant they had chronic high-order bian. Stemberg left for this year's Psi Chi chance to do dealt with children who had parasitic and were given a series of cognitive deficits. Stemberg said the> needed The character, played by national convention, he received what that," he said. infections in Jamaica. They were tests. cognitive intervention. Ellen DeGeneres, will talk to a he said was some of the best news • f*^f The teach- found to do worse in school than the One group was given an anti-para- Stemberg said the Jamaican gov- therapist, played by Oprah he's gotten in his 22 years in the pro- ing-versus- more healthy children. Steinberg said. sitic medication, and the other group ernment wanted the medications to Winfrey, about her attraction to fession. research argu- "We decided to design some received a placebo. Months later, the serve as a "quick fix." so researchers a gay woman in an episode of The news was that funding had ment, Stemberg research which they would do in groups were given cognitive tests needed to find a way to make a faster the sitcom set to air April 30. been found to help children as a result said, is an "arti- Jamaican schools to figure this out." again. Stemberg said. impact on the children. While other television shows of one of his recent research projects. ficial dichoto- he said. He said the experiment determined But a similar study done in have featured homosexual The project explained the problems Robert Steinberg my." He said He said over I billion children in the problems the children had characters, "Ellen" would be children have in school when they psychologist you can do the world are affected with parasitic acquired were at the complex level. Please see PSI CHI, Page 2 the first prime-time show to have an openly gay lead. Actress Laura Dern plays House to vote on bills requesting Ellen Morgan's love interest in the episode. Young Dancers study motion funds for two convention trips Executives for ABC said By Jill Taylor By Ryan J. Rusak should ser.J fewer members to the they took their time giving SKIFF STAFF SKIFF STAFF convention. The Angel Flight group is "Ellen" the go-ahead because The couches and low tables in The House of Student comprised of 32 members: the hill they wanted to be sure the the Ballet Building lobby are usu- Representatives will vote tonight on says the group intends to send 20 coming out fit into a quality ally draped with leggy dancers bills thai will fund two organizations' members to the convention. story line. stretching, warming up for class trips to conven- "Basically, we're and chatting. tions. saying they need to Schools may sub On Thursday afternoons this Bill 97-6, send less members yogurt tor meat spring, however, the dancers on which asks for than that." Irish said. WASHINGTON (AP) — those same couches fidget, .wiggle funds for Angel Bill 97-7 requests Kids who have a beef with and prance around proudly in Flight-Silver funds lor Asian Week their school menu are getting a their sequin and fringe tutus. Wings and the but will be tabled to new alternative with the gov- House News But who can blame a group of Arnold Air the Finance ernment's blessings: yogurt for preschoolers and elementary Society to attend a convention in San Committee for another week because lunch. schoolers for being a little fid- Antonio, was cut from the originally it requested funds from the general Over strenuous objections of gety? requested $2,172 to $550 by the reserve fund, which is where the the cattle industry, the These wiggly children are par- Finance Committee. House's extra and emergency funds Agriculture Department will ticipants in the TCU Young House Treasurer Mark Irish said are kept. Irish said he wants the bill to add yogurt to the approved list Dancers Program, a series of the committee thought the groups of meat substitutes in the Please see HOUSE, Page 2 nation's lunchrooms by the end classes sponsored by the depart- ment of ballet and modern dance. of this week. Susan Haigler-Robles, an assis- Child-care providers and the tant professor of dance and the Get starstruck on the Web food industry have been clam- director of the Young Dancers "(Discovering a comet) is the oring for die change for at least By Kimberiy Campbell Program, said the classes teach SKIFF STAFF crowning pinnacle of astronomy 15 years. children creative movement as because the comet takes the name of Yogurt is low in fat and will Those planning on doing a little opposed to dance technique. me discoverer," Ingram said. "Your offer a needed alternative for stargazing should probably do a little "The curriculum is develop- name will be heard over and over children who cannot or do not Web surfing first. mentally appropriate to each again." eat meat, said Mary Ann Keefe, Doug R. Ingram, an instructor of child's age, since skipping, for MMS Monte SKIFF STAFF Ingram described a comet as a USDA's acting undersecretary physics and astronomy instructor, has example, is hard for a 4-year-old large piece of ice floating in the uni- for food, nutrition and con- Two participants in TCU's Young Dancers Program work on their created a Web site to guide any back- but not for an 8-year-old," verse until it enters the solar system sumer services. form during class in the Ballet Building. yard astronomer to find the Hale- Haigler-Robles said. "We design and comes closer to the sun where it The department already Bopp Comet. the curriculum to encourage their to their bodies," she said. solutions, and that's what we're try- begins to break down, shooting off allows schools to substitute Ingram graduated from the imagination and skills." Haigler-Robles said the classes ing to develop in these kids " icy debris. cheese, beans, eggs and peanut University of Texas and received his She said the curriculum is based teach self-expression, social skills She said the program, which was "Normally, it would just be a large butter for meal. master's degree and Ph.D. from the on the concept that every dance and appreciation for self-space and designed as a community service University of Washington in Seattle. chunk of ice that no one could see." form stems from elements of space, group space with special attention and a laboratory for senior dance He came to TCU last August. Comets can be seen from Earth as Inside time, weight and energy. to creative problem-solving skills. majors, includes about 18 children The comet was discovered in July they circle the sun. and Ingram said "These are complicated ele- "Going into the next century, the in two classes. 1995 by Tom Bopp and Alan Hale of there hasn't been a comet as bright as • Sports previews the WAC ments, but we teach the children same old solutions to problems are The dancers, she said, are per- Arizona. Hale-Bopp since about 1976. tournaments, page 7 skills that will expand their aware- not going work," she said. "We'll mitted to wear clothing different Bopp is an amateur astronomer and He said there are many Web sites ness of the elements as they relate need people to come to creative Please see DANCE, Page 3 Ingram said a vast number of comets that are too detailed for the average are discovered by amateurs Please see COMET, Page 3 PAGE 2 Skiff TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1997 PSICHI Pul Pul From Page 1 CAMPUS LIMES CORRECTION Tanzania, which used dynamic test- teachers. ing, led UNICEF to decide that the "They conveyed to me that they research was "worth putting money thought I was pretty stupid," he MAC3 SPRING METRO JOB FAIR will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 into." said. Steinberg also spoke about his per- But in fourth grade. Sternberg said, p.m. Wednesday at the Arlington Convention Center at 1200 Ballpark The byline of an article in Friday's Skiff, "Menedis heads south," sonal life, saying that he was drawn to he got a teacher who expected more Way in Arlington. More than 20(1 companies will attend. Admission is incorrectly identified the article's author. It was written by Kelly the field of psychology by incidents of him and he started achieving at free and all-day parking is S4. Melhart. The Skiff regrets the error. that occurred early in his life. higher levels. INTERNATIONAL STlhK.NT ASSOCIATION AND INTER- He said he did poorly on intelli- And that is what led one of the NATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES will hold an informal dedica- gence exams because he had a test- world's leading cognitive psycholo- tion of the World Affairs Room at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Student Center taking anxiety and unsupportive gists to the field of psychology. Room 211. TCU l>rtll ir Circulation: 4.00(1 LEARNING IIIEEERENCES SITTORT will meet from 7 p.m. to I OH 931-7000, exlctiMiHi6274. Rates arc
9 p.m. Friday al the Starpoinl School. Psychologist Alice Wiendenhoff of t: Box 298050, Fon Worth, %CM 76129. HOUSE the Child Study Center will speak about understanding and coping with i: MflarJ) Building Soulli Room 291 2805 S University Drive Forl Worth. TX 761W From Page 1 the ADD/ADHD child For more information call 246-44W. SkiffSine* 1902 Phone directory: limr dign extension 16000 series I mini ben. can he reached by dialing 921 7722 followed hy the SAFE BREAK will begin on Friday Clark Hall's Spring Fling will take The TCU Daily Skiff It an official simian publicjiuKi <>l extension ask for money out of the special TCU" event on campus. place from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Student Center Lounge. Ix-anne Texas Chmiian I IIIHIMI}. produced hy stutknls of TO' and >I>HIVKC.I b) tltc tuumuliMii department. Ii operates Main number 921-7428 projects fund and will amend the Will Stallworth, director of the Fondren from Alcohol and Drug Education will speak about safety under the polu.ii". of the Student Public al WON I orrmitlux. 921 7133 composed .'1 irpfi-vrildtin-s tn>m the student h.il>. -Lift. Advenising/Claisil'ied 921-7426 bill in the committee meeting. physical plant, will address the issues. Peer education training leading to certification will occur from 11 ,s titt tilts and .id mm i si MI II in The Skill (Hi Wished Tuesday . Manager M 6374 The third bill also requests meeting tonight. Mitchell said am to 5 p.m. Saturday in Rickel Building Room 316. For more infor- through Friday during lall and spring MOMMI MBBpl Sludcnr Puhkatn-ns Director ext 6556 finals weekantllHiliday' and IS dixirdiutcj tn-e Ofl MfflpM Sound Off 921-7683 funds from the general reserve, Stallworth will talk about several mation call Fondren at ext. 7KX). The Skiff is a member otAssociated Press F. mail slimetters(*ieu edu but it will be amended on the floor issues concerning physical BATTLE OF THE BANDS applications lor the April 13 competition and considered tonight, Irish said. improvement projects on campus. and applications for the Battle of the Bands graphic arts design contest Bill 97-8 requests $990 for Mitchell also said the House are available at the Information Desk m [lie Student Center. All applica- ISA Understanding Asian Cultures' Executive Board will begin a IIOIK and design are due back to the Information Desk no later than 4:45 trip to the Asian Olympics at speaking tour after Spring Break p.m. on March 10. From 1'agc 1 Texas A&M University. The to promote plans for structural I'SI CHI. the psychology honor society, will hold its fund-raising garage- Finance Committee cut the bill to changes in student government. sale beginning at 7 a.m. Saturday and Sunday in the new parking lot by The ISA members in attendance importance of diversity, not just as a $490 to pay for about half of the One change Mitchell indicated Winton-Scotl Hall Call Heidi Nash at 926-7190 for more information. said the event's success was helped buzzword, but as an important con- group's lodging and registration he wants to make involves remov- cept for surviving in the modem fees. Irish said. ing the president from the daily DESCVNT. Fort Worth's Journal of Poetry and Fiction, will accept hy the mayoral presence. world." Three more bills will be intro- legislative business of the House. artistic and computer graphics entries in its cover design contest until "I thought it was great. Having an The presentation concluded with duced at tonight's meeting. House Mitchell said he found his role to March 14. For more information and contest guidelines contact the authority figure support us will encourage everybody to support us as the cutting of three ribbons, symbol- President Andy Mitchell said. be unique when he met other stu- English department at Ext 7240. e-mail descantfeHcu.edu or go by the well." said Vivian Alsafouri. a sopho- izing the opening of International The first requests $20,354 for dent body presidents at the English department office in Reed Hall Room 314. more political science major from Week, the local community and the new exercise equipment in the College Organization of Student STUDENT FOUNDATION applications can be picked up in the Syria. global community. Rickel Building. The second asks Government Associations confer- admissions office, (he alumni office in the Dee J. Kelly Alumni and Oisin O'Connell. public relations The program also included a per- for $690 to fund two history grad- ence two weekends ago. Visitors Center and the Student Center Information Desk. Applications officer for the ISA and an internation- formance by Iouli Nesterenko, a uate students' trip to the Society "I was the only student body are due March 14. Interviews will be held April 8. 9 and 10. For more al student from Ireland, said having Russian piano performance student at of Military Historians convention. president that wasted his time on information call Sandra Tuomev at 921-7803. the mayor speak "heightens the pro- TCU. who performed "Etude in P The third bill asks for $5,000 to legislative matters, bills and reso- file of the ISA and emphasizes the Minor" by Franz Liszt. fund the annual "Showtime at lutions," Mitchell said.
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EDITORIAL MfeUrtWh Rll^i^^grrnTrj^erj FROG FORMAL Event was a bad idea This weekend was a joyous oeeasion at TCU. As we EXPERIMENT HAS \ all know, it was Super Frog's 18th birthday. Well. maybe we all didn't know. Or maybe we just didrTt GONE H0RRIBW, care. il J Is SuperFrog such a presence on this campus that we really need to have a party to celebrate him? Sure, maybe a few events with pizza and socializing in front of Frog Fountain could be in order. But a formal? We at the Skiff don't think so. On Friday evening, the first-ever Frog Formal was held in the Student Center Ballroom. What ever pos- sessed Programming Council to think that having an on-campus formal was a good idea? How many stu- dents want to get decked out in fancy clothes and stroll on up to the Student Center, of all places, to dance the night away? Apparently, not a whole lot. Carl Long, chairman of the Programming Council Special Events Committee, told the Skiff Monday that about 100 people attended the event. However, the Skiff interviewed several students who were at the party and the) estimated the crowd to be about 40 or 50 people. Well, even il Long's estimation is accurate, 100 people is a pretty poor show ing, liui for the first time in memorable history, the Skiff Multiplicity is a scary thought will not lambaste the apathetic students of TCU. In fact, we congratulate them for ignoring the Frog Formal. It was a stupid idea. Cloning debate raises thoughts of frightening future world We do not mean to sound negative, but let's get real. Firsl ihey cloned a sheep. Then il Marilyn Monroe. Next thing the cloning cattle, there was a rapid Kevorkian (after he began cloning This was $390 that was flushed down the toilet. Sure. was a monkey. And now they're daughter goes and kills herself, just growth in the methane production in people his nickname changed from cloning humans and Ihe world like Marilyn, an' ya get a big legal the area on account of the voluminous Dr. Death to Dr. Frankenstein, and he maybe the I percent of the student body who attended will never be the same. battle: I'a saying it was Ma's fault amounts of cow patties that piled up. went into hiding to protect himself this event, which was supposed to help unify the entire il is the year 2003. Abortion is ille- and Ma saying it was Pa. All that This in turn led to a hole in the ozone from vicious Pro-Lifers turned anti- campus, enjoyed itself. Bui 50 people'.' Even the House gal. Marijuana is legal. Michael would mean more lawyers and who layer, which riled up all the tree hug- cloners wielding handguns). needs more gers and the scientists alike. Not to This trend will no doubt spread to of Student Representatives can depend on more than 50 Jackson publicly admitted yester- lawyers . . . No mention that all the cows were dying America. I heard from an inside people showing up at its meetings. day that he is in Commentary sir. no one would of skin cancer. source that the Supreme Court is The whole idea upon which the formal was based fact LaToya. And he dumb 'tuff lo But the problems with animal going to uphold the right to clone was poorly thought through. Apparently, no one "The Artist clone a human. cloning didn't stop there. When they under an extension of the First Formally Known Earl: I see yer found a balance for the cows-to- Amendment. Apparently the argu- thought to do a little market research and ask t h e as The Artist point: no one ozone depletion ratio and had passed ment is that the founding fathers students if they would even think about going to such Formally Known wants more an international law saying that each couldn't have predicted cloning, but if an event. as Pnnce" has lawyers. But farmer could only clone 50 animals a they could have they would have pro- Perhaps the biggest travesty of the whole issue is that revised Ihe lyrics who'.«to say that year, there was still a surplus in the tected it under the First Amendment. of one of his most they 'II slop at livestock the world over. This had The problems that will no doubt the PC could have avoided the entire situation. Long popular songs to Will iam Thomas sheep? I mean tumultuous results on the food indus- arise from this are obvious. First, said PC had intended to go to the House for funding. If say, "Tonight Burdette what if they try and caused a consequential dip in there is the increase in the population, it had. maybe it would have had some sense knocked we're going to clone a human the stock market. All because there which puts a strain on personal living and Bill Clinton was UK) much food. space. This means more civil dis- into it. Maybe PC would have learned through a vigoi- party like it's 2(X)7" decides that he needs lo clone himself They decided to deal with the sur- putes, which means more lawyers OUS debate on the House floor that nobody wanted to Bui those are all changes that we so that he can run fer re-election plus by solving world hunger, which (bad). We are likely to see more traf- have a formal in the Student Center Ballroom. expected lo happen. This cloning again? Even worse, what if he clones they did in about a year. But that gave fic, which means more smog. Also But instead, the student body is forced watch $400 of thing, on the other hand. well, no one Hillary? Il just scares me thai they way to a whole other rash of prob- with more traffic, more smog, less sun expected that. can even do such a thing. lems. You see, when people in Third and less personal space, people are its student body fees thrown away on an event that I remember six years ago when sci- Chet: Scares me loo, the human World countries, who had previously most likely going to be more cranky, nobody cared about. entists in Scotland first cloned a thing, hut Earl, think of the possibili- been dying of starvation and malnu- which will lead to more homicidal sheep. People started talking about ties of cloning on this here ranch. trition, began to live longer, a rapid maniacs, which will lead again to what would happen if they started Earl: What would we do with a population explosion occurred. more lawyers. cloning people, but no one thought bunch of baby ranches? This has, in turn, given way to less But there is more to it than just the EDITORIAL POLICY: Unsigned they'd actually see the day when Dr. Chet: Not the ranches, you dummy personal space and more tribal con- obvious. For example, in Amsterdam, editorials represent the view of the Skiff editorial board, which is com- Jack Kevorkian would actually clone — ihe steers. What if we cloned Oi flicts in many third world countries. the first attempt at an over-the- posed of the editor, managing edi- another human being. I remember Bess over there. We could have 500 The tribal conflicts have led to full- counter cloning kit ended up in a guy tor, campus editor, news editor, opinion editor, sports editor, photo overhearing a conversation by two OI' Besses and thai means more scale military intervention by the with three eyes, no teeth and a tail. editor and entertainment/feature rednecks in Swcetwater just aboul the money for us. United Nations, which is rumored to Apparently he got his clone mixed up editor. Signed letters and columns represent the opinion of the writers. lime the sheep was copied: Earl: And a mighty nice ribeye. have been cloning humans for years with his daughter's. She was trying to Chet: Didja hear they cloned a Maybe we should think a little more to give bulk to its human resources. make a cat to replace the one that got SkiffAn All American Newspaper LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The on this subject. However, speaking of population caught in a tree. Skiff welcomes letters to the editor sheep'.' Neetima Atluru Editor-in-Chief for publication. Letters must be Earl: Ya dim'l .via.' Man. that just Well, it just so happened that Chet rales, what we have seen so far is Perhaps the biggest problem with Rob Sherwin Managing Editor typed, double-spaced, signed and and Earl followed through with their nothing compared to what is going to cloning people is this: We haven't Tommy Thompson Advertising Manager limited to 500 words. Letters ain 'I right. Nexi thung ya know thar Kimberly Wilson Campus Editor should be submitted at least two gonna be a clonin' humans. plan to increase their livestock pro- happen once cloning people becomes learned to live with the people who K E Stenske News Editor days before publication to the Skiff duction. But they failed to think it widely accepted. are already on this planet. I don't W 1 Burdette Opinion Editor Moudy 291 5, to TCU Box 298050, Chet: Naw, that'll never happen. Paul Corliss Sports Editor fax 921-7133 or e-mail skrfflet People '.v too smart to let a thing like through. When they sold the idea to a Right now. people who can get to think it is wise to make copies of us Anne Drabicky Photo Editor [email protected]. They must include neighboring farmer for a can of dip. a the Netherlands (it is currently the until we learn to get along with the Kelly Melhart Entertainment/ Feature Editor the author's classification, major that happen. I mean you clone one Robyn Ross Copy Desk Chief and phone number. The Skiff and what's to stop yu from cloning tractor and an all-you-can-eat coupon only place that legally allows the originals. Tom Urquhart Production Manager reserves the right to edit or reject 'em all? If they clone a human then for the Golden Corral, all hell broke practice of cloning people) and have a Bitsy Faulk Business Manager letters for style and taste. Readers Eva Rumpf Student Publications Director may also comment via the Sound we'd prob'ly wind up with mothers loose. Or should I say, all methane few bucks can have a clones made of William Thomas Burdette is a sopho- Anantha Babbili Journalism Department Chairman OffLineat921-76B3. wanliti' their daughters to he in a broke loose. themselves, friends or relatives. That more news-editorial major from beauty contest so they go an' clone You see, once everyone started is, providing they can find Dr. Overland Park, Kan. Pop Quiz: Do you know more about 'Friends' than you do about world events? Once again, il is time for all those who Marxist rebel group in which country? 14. Which state recently changed its state D. Richard Simmons 12. What are Chris Farley and David Spade fancy themselves intellectuals to try their A. Iraq song? E. A and D selling in 'Tommy Boy"? hand al ihe Skill News Qui:. But tins semes- B. Madagascar 15. Which two NBA teams recently made the F. B and C 13. What celebrity's son was recently killed? ter we've added a twist: there are now two C. Switzerland biggesl trade in history? 5. What happens to Beavis when he eats 14. Who replaced Jenny McCarthy on quizzes, one on current and historical news D. Peru 16. Who is the poet laureate of the United sugar? "Singled Out"? events and one on pop cttllure. So tj you think E. A and C Slates',' 6. What is the name of Howard Stern's book? 15. Who of the following have not been that Benjamin Nelanvahu is Dennis 8. Whal was ihe multicultural significance of 17. Name the presidents since the assassina- Or, for those who don't read, what is the linked to heroin use? Rodman's sports agent, perhaps you should February'.' tion of John F. Kennedy, in order. name of the new movie about Howard Stem',' A. Jimmy Chamberlain give the Pop Culture Quiz a try Here's sour 9. What did the pope most recently speak oul 18. In what city was there recently a major (hint: They're the same) B. Scott Weiland chance to pmv+to the world that not every- against'.' bank robbery in which the two robbers were 7. What trilogy is being re-released? C. Bradley Nowell one at TCU knows more about the characters 10. What was the name o the Chinese leader gunned down by police officers'.' 8. What rap star is suspected of faking his D. Sheryl Crow an "Friends " than they do about world lead who just died'1 19. What building did gunman Ali Hassan death? E. Courtney Love ers. (We'll start easy). A Jackie Chan Abu Kamal open tire on in late February? A. M.C. Hammer 16. Who wrote "The Stand"? (For those who B. Shaka Khan 20. Who was recently appointed secretary of B. G.B. Pakur don't read, it was also a TV mini-series.) News Quiz C. Deng Xiaoping suite'.' C. L.L. Cool Beans 17. True/False: TCU alumnus Kurt Thomas 1. True/False: Margaret Thatcha is the Prime D. Mao Tse Tung D. Tupac Shakur now plays for the Dallas Mavericks. Minister of (ireul Britain. 11. True/False: Marijuana is legal for medical Pop Culture Quiz 9. What is the name of George Clooney's 18. Who won the last Super Bowl? 2. True/False: Scientists have recently cloned purposes in 12 states. 1. Name six characters on the sitcom character on "E.R."? 19. The line "Show me the money" is from a Blue Whale and named her Bessie 12. A jury recently found which millionaire "Friends." 10. What is the first name of Sideshow Bob's which recent film? 3. Where in the United Stales was the mosi guilty of killing an Olympic wrestler? 2. Who won a Grammy award for spoken brother on "The Simpsons"? A. "Booty Call" recent natural disaster, and whal was it.' A. John du Pont word? 11. Which celebrity has had plastic surgery? B. "Jerry Maguire" 4. What stopped the recent threat of an B. Ross Perol 3. What sport does Tiger Woods play? A. Pamela Anderson Lee C. "Romeo and Juliet" American Airlines pilot strike'.1 C. Scrooge McDuck 4. Who of the following recently became a B. Angela Lansbury D. "Star Wars" 5. What decision has the Oakland School D. O.J. Simpson parent? C. Michael Jackson 20. Who is the starting quarterback for the Board been most recently chastised for7 13. New York recently yanked Georgia's A. Michael Jackson D. Cher Dallas Cowboys? 6. Who was called the Teflon President'.' suite flag from its C'apiti 1 building for what B. Madonna E. Kenny Rogers 7. Hostages have, recently been taken by a reason.' C David Letterman F all of the above Answers will appear in Wednesday's Skiff. TUESDAY, MARCH 4,1997 Skiff PAGE 5 Grammys both impress, disappoint viewers Music awards offer Grammy alternative Could we get metaphorical for any show, any time. a second? Close your eyes. Best Jazz Artist: Medeski, Martin Imagine yourself floating and Wood. ever so peacefully over gentle, invis- Best Classic Act to be Ripped Off ible waves. Relax. You're complete- by Group Looking for Name: Bob ly at ease. Marley/Fugees. Breathe deep. Squelch a burp. 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Letter to the Editor Empty greetings waste breath Black History month needed Nigerians or just Zulus, and so was not always a joint effort, but. Since arriving at TCU, I have on. At the time it was almost all without these people. America Hi. How are ya? I think this is care nothing at all for the well-being ward and ignore the rest of the experienced quite a few interest- Africans. With this one would not be the colorful place it probably one of the most of his friend. Karnak wouldn't even human race because you don't really ing things. 1 have had the expe- homophily, we became a people. is today. frivolously used expressions, mention his ailments. Everything care how they feel, and you save rience of sitting in a classroom just as Caucasians in this coun- Also important to mention next to "I love you" and "I'll do it would be hunky-dory, and he would everyone the trouble of interaction. among people who spoke out try are a people, and Jews and so here is that blacks and whites are later." Generally, there is nothing say, "I'm fine, thanks." Perhaps this is an extreme, but it is adamantly against affirmative on. To try to deny it is absurd different — not better than one wrong with spouting this out to Personally, I make it a point to something worth thinking about. action, citing reasons much too and next to impossible. another in any way. just differ- every friend and acquaintance you answer correctly. This is not so easy, There are two extremes in this ludicrous to be printed here. I Mr. Bickers then went on to ent. Our histories and our cul- come in contact with. The sad thing as my hrain often tells me to answer issue. One is that people simply have even experienced being question the necessity of Black tures are both different. As peo- about this is that it has virtually no like everyone else. refuse to talk to each other. The other taught by a professor who History Month. At the risk of ple, as mere humans, however, meaning, whether Here is a typ- is that people continue to pass each believed and actually stated in sounding like a broken record by we are all the same. But these you are asking or ical scenario. other on their way to class, reciting a front of the class that slavery repeating what has been said by cultural differences are what answering the Commentary Amazingly prerecorded greeting like a bunch of was not such a bad thing. many people before me. the make us unique. To try and deny phrase. beautiful- girl polite TCU zombies. Still trying to believe that not answer to that question is also these differences is again absurd Let's look at a approaches. If I smile at you, it would be nice everyone holds these misguided simple. Every month of the year and next to impossible. time when people Weather is if you returned it. It doesn't take views, I was somewhat shocked, is "White History Month." White history is different from said what they warm. much effort, and no one is too cool or maybe just a little disturbed, whether Americans want to black history. Instead of saying. meant and didn't Me: "Hi!" or too anything to smile back at by Guy Bickers' letter printed admit it or not. "Why don't we get along. I'm fool around with Her: "Hey, someone else. If you are not in a Feb. 26. In his letter, he ques- If it was not for the month of just like you." perhaps we should j frivolous greet- Steve! How're smiling mood, then give a reaction tioned several things about February, then black history be saying. "We're different, but ings. I'm talking ya doing?" that reflects your particular mood, African-American people and would never be taught. The only how can we get along despite [ about the age in Steve My brain: such as a grimace, bared teeth or a the very significance of Black black history that would ho these differences?" which Conan the Steward "Don't sayhot pouty lower lip. Just don't walk on History Month. And even taught would be Martin Lulher The gap between cultures and Barbarian lived. Don't say hot. by as if you were the only person in though I do not claim to have all King Jr.. slavery and every now races that Mr. Bickers speaks of In Conan's day, Don't say hot." the world. the answers nor do I speak for and then a Civil Rights comes from people just like him men were men, you could punch out Me: "Hot." Certainly, there really isn't any- all African-Americans on cam- Movement or two. None of our who see no point in learning ! a camel without the wrath of People My Brain: "Thai's it. I'm outta thing intrinsically wrong with being pus. I do think that it is impor- contributions to this great coun- about other races and who view ' for the Ethical Treatment of Animals here." meaninglessly polite, other than that tant for an actual African- try would ever be mentioned. it as a task to be forced upon and if you had a problem with some- Now it may seem silly to say what it may be an indication of our own American person's view to be Open any textbook today on someone (it seems he contradict- ' one, you settled it, even if it took you mean, but I think a frank answer shallowness. For all his muscles and heard. American history and look ed himself on that one). We are ; one's whole life. will show who really cares about grunts, Conan wasn't shallow In Mr. Bickers' letter, he ques- through it. African-American not similar in every way, and In ancient Cimmeria, "How are how you are doing. Frank answers because he meant what he said. If he tioned why "blacks" are referred contributions are usually com- instead of trying to ignore what ; you doing" was not just a formality. are not always good, but in the case said he was going to get revenge, he to as a "people," instead of "as piled into three or four pages. is different, we should embrace In those wild days, you asked how of your basic greeting, I think it's did. When Thulsa Doom tried to trick Nigerian, Zulu or Algerian." when in actuality our contribu- those differences and see them someone was doing because you OK to answer it according to how him into believing that Conan was his Three hundred seventy-eight tions, insight and influence as an opportunity to learn more were genuinely concerned. Suppose you feel. If people would respond in reason for being, he didn't smile and years ago. when Africans were could fill volumes. about each other. | you encounter an acquaintance along such a way, I suspect that eventually say, "Oh, I see," while really thinking brought unwillingly to this land. By having Black History By learning more about each I the Aquinian plains. Your conversa- people would stop asking about the about Doom's brutal murder of his tribal lines were immediately Month, we are not saying that other, we will thus be liberated | tion goes something like this: welfare of those they meet. parents. Rather, Conan screamed, torn. As families were separated, our history is better, nor more from the ignorance that has kept "Hey Karnak, how are ya?" I think it-is probable that people "You murdered my parents!" so was much of their (our) important: we are merely saying this country divided for the last "Well, to tell the truth, I'm not so might stop parroting a greeting if No, Conan was not one to beat knowledge of our pasts. that America is not I melting 378 years. But, just as Guy good. I've got an axe stuck in my everyone tells the truth. It would around the bush with a facade of With nothing other than the pot, never was a melting pot and Bickers said, that's just my opin- ! head and someone cold-cocked my probably get annoying to hear about well-being and civility. Let's look to color of our skin and the strug- that it's time we all realized that. ion, and I could be wrong. ) camel." everyone else's aches and pains, and Conan's example and do away with gle for basic survival under slav- Caucasians did not create i "Whoa, let's get you to the wiz- by alienating ourselves from each our facades as well. - ery to unite us, we forcibly America by themselves. Many ShcriAnn K. Spicer ; ard!" other, the problem would be solved. became a people. The struggle different races and nationalities sophomore English and 1 If Conan were alive today, he No more hellos. No more how're Steve Steward is a freshman pre- was never limited to just of people aided in its creation. It broadcast journalism major , might ask the same question and yous. Just walk with your eyes for- majorfrom Lotli, Calif. PAGE 6 TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1997
TCI' deficient in women athlete*, Nurvev N«VN ARLINGTON, Va." (AP) — Although most college students are women, most Hawaii knocks off Lady Frogs Division I athletes still are men, despite the efforts of By David Quinlan seed in the Mountain Division, shot a Title IX sponsors to even the SKIFF STAFF dismal 25 percent from the floor in score, a survey by USA The TCU women's basketball the first half. Hawaii, which came in Today shows. team was knocked off by the as the third seed in the Pacific The survey, published University of Hawaii, 67-52, in the Division, shot slightly better, at 32 Monday, said more than half first round of the Western Athletic percent. the undergraduate students Conference Tournament Monday, Hawaii's senior center, Kendis in Division I schools are ending its first season under head Lceburg, got things started for the women, but two-thirds of the coach Mike Petersen. Rainbows in the second half, howev- athletes still are men. The Deadlocked at 22 points each at er. She hit for a season-high 24 survey also found TCU to be the half, both teams were off to a points along with nine rebounds as one of the nation's worst sluggish start. It was the Rainbows' she helped Hawaii outscore TCU 45- offenders. defense, however, that dominated the 30 in the second half. second half, forcing the Frogs into TCU sophomore guard Emma The top three schools in their worst shooting performance of Wilson said: "We've lost a lot of proportion of women ath- the season. close games but we've had confi- letes are the three major ser- Hawaii (20-7 overall, 13-4 in the dence from the beginning that we'd vice academies, all of which WAC) moves on to play Rice make the tournament. We thought we have total female popula- University on Wednesday. For could do better." tions of less than 20 percent. TCU, the loss marks the end of a Wilson, who was named first-team At Air Force, 15 percent of record-breaking season, as the Lady All-Conference in the Mountain the undergraduate popula- Frogs finish I3-I4 overall and 7-10 Division of the WAC, came in just tion is female and 2o percent in the WAC. below her 20-point average with 16. of the athletes are female. "This is my ninth team as a head Sophomore forward Jennifer Navy and Army ranked coach." Petersen said, "and although Hickman and junior guard Buffy Nos. 2 and 3. followed by it's not the most games I've ever Ferguson also had exciting games. Georgia Tech, Washington won, I'm most proud of this team. Hickman was invincible under the State. Virginia Tech. Kansas, They accomplished a lot. I'm proud basket as she grabbed 15 rebounds Utah and Washington, all of the team effort and being associat- and hit 14 points on the night. with passing scores. Patrick) Crookar SKIFF STAFF ed with this team. They set high stan- Ferguson was strong off the bench The worst offenders were Junior guard Buffy Ferguson was strong off the bench scoring 14 points in the Lady Frogs 67-52 season- dards for the future." as she compiled a scoring total of TCU. Arkansas State, ending loss to the University of Hawaii. TCU. which came in as the No. 6 14 points. Southern Mississippi. Southwestern Louisiana and Northeast Louisiana. At Arkansas Stale, women Frogs ready to hoop it up in Vegas make up 57 percent of all where we are." said TCU head coach undergraduates, while only By Paul Corliss All three seniors, and especially the seniors, but also for the team to your tournament in Vegas than SKIFF STAFF Billy Tubbs. Anthony did a great job tonight. I try and forget about the Tulsa fiasco. 22 percent of the athletes are Dallas," Tubbs said. "I don't think Tubbs started all three seniors on female, according to the sur- TCU rebounded from its worst was glad to see our seniors go off in "You've got to put (the Tulsa we'll have a problem getting up for home defeat ever (a I2S-X2 loss to the TCU squad in their final sched- the style they did." vey. game) in the hack of your mind. If we this tournament." the University of Tulsa) with an 85- uled home game at Daniel-Meyer Burks, who started TCU's final can build on them, our mistakes will Burks agreed with is coach's The survey was commis- 7') victory over Rice University on Coliseum. Seniors Anthony Burks. eight games at point guard, scored a only make us stronger down the analysis. sioned to study effects of 25 "senior night" at Daniel-Meyer Jell Jacobs and Saipele Tuialii were career-high 26 points in his final reg- stretch." "You can't really get a high inten- years of Title IX, the legisla- (loliseum Saturday. joined by juniors Malcolm Johnson ular-season game at Daniel-Meyer. TCU now advances to the WAC sity level for a tournament that's only tion that was to have brought The win elevated the Homed and Mike Jones w ho started the game "I give coach Tubbs a lot of credit tournament in Las Vegas to take on 15 minutes away," he said. equality to women in college Frogs. IX-11 overall and 7-9 in the to form a quick, pesky four guard line for letting the seniors go out the way Wyoming. Tubbs said he doesn't Jones said the team is focused on athletics. Three hundred Western Athletic Conference, lo a up that opened the game with a 12-4 we did." Burks said. "I'm glad to go expect his team to come out flat as playing well in Vegas. three NCAA Division I No.4 seed in the WAC Postseason inn on the Owls. out with my career high." TCU did last year in the first round of "We've got to keep our defensive schools. Tournament. The Owls (12-14. 6-10) "This game was for our seniors." Jones, who posted a game-high 10 the Southwest Conference tourna- intensity real high," he said. "We earned the sixth seed lor the WAC Tubbs said. "I thought they deserved rebounds despite Rice's six foot 11 ment where they lost to Rice 78-67 in want to go out there and make a lot of Mountain Division. to start and it was a no-brainer to inch center Shaun Igo and six foot Dallas alter defeating the Owls twice noise and try to get invited to the "Alter ending our liisi round (ol have Mike and Malcolm start with nine inch forward Jarvis Sanni. said during the regular season. NCAA tournament and if not, the WAC plas) 2-6, we're delighted to be them. the game was not only important for "I think it's more exciting to go to NIT."
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PACIFIC DIVISION
All-Conference First Team: Anthony Carter, Hawaii; Keon Clark, UNLV; H.L. Coleman; Wyoming; Tyrone Nesby, UNLV; Olivier Saint- Jean, San Jose St. rcu TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE: Head coach Sieve UNLV RUNNIN' REBELS: Head coach Bill Bayno RICE OWLS: Head coach Willis Wilson TCU HORNED FROGS: Hnd coach Billy Mb WYOMING COWBOYS Hnd 11 m h I. fag * right All-Conference Second Robinson RECORD: 19-8, 11-5 — Third place Pacific Division RECORD: 12-14.6-10 — Sixth place Mountain Division RECORD: IN 11,17-4 - fourth place Mountain Division RECORD: 12 15,8-8 - Rflfa pace fteifit DMaicD RECORD: 22-8. 12-4 — Second place Mountain Division KEY PLAYERS: Keon Clark, jr. (.573 fg pet., 9.5 rpg., 4.0 KEY PLAYERS: Shaun Igo. sr. (16.2 ppg.. 7.7 rpg.), Jarvis KEY PLAYERS: Mike Jones, jr. (17.1 ppg.. 6.2 rpg). KEY PLAYERS: ILL. Coleman. sr (10.7 rpg.) Jemn , Team: Bryan KEY PLAYERS: Shea Seals, sr. (J1J ppg., 2.6 three poinl blk.(Tyrone Nesby, jr. (16.3 ppg., 7.5 rpg.) Sanni. jr. 174 rpg.. 1.1 blk.) Malcolm Johnson, jr. 08.8 ppg., 2.6 three point fg per Roberts, jr. 1146 ppe.i Christiansen, Colorado fg pet game) Micheal RulTin. so. (10.2 rpg., 1.5 blk.) OUTLOOK: The WAC tournament is held at UNLV's own OUTLOOK: The Owls are big inside with Igo (6' II") and game.) OUTLOOK: Standing only 6'7". Coleman is a lone St.; Daymond Forney, OUTLOOK: Headed by All-Amencan Seals, the Golden Thomas and Mack Center where the Rebels have compiled Sanni (6'9"t. but things look bleak for Rice whose first OUTLOOK: It ICU gets hot from the outside, anything\ underneath but tab In supporting CMl i" for Wyoming I" Hurricane are an extremely athletic and talented team who a 13-2 record this season. With every tournament game at game is against UNLV on the Rebels' home court. possible, but the Frogs lack oJ si/e in the post should keep make much noise in die tournament Fresno St.; Chris Herren, are considered one of the favorites. However, the Hurricane home. Rebels have an excellent chance to win it all. them fan advancing past the second round. Fresno St.; Jason Richey, would possibly have to beat UNLV in Las Vegas, Pacific Division champion Fresno State and Mountain division San Diego St.; Alika champion Utah to win the tournament. Smith, Hawaii
Player of the Year: Anthony Carter, Hawaii Freshman of the Year: Mark Dickel, UNLV Coach of the Year: Riley Wallace, Hawaii
HAWAII RAINBOWS: Head coach Riley Wallace RECORD: 20-8. 124 -Second place Pacilk DMnoo
KEY PLAYERS: Anthony Cartel. |E I It l PPtz. 6.4 ML, SMU MUSTANGS: Head coach Mike Dement 2.8 stl. I, Alika Smith, jr. (410 three point fg pel. i RECORD: 15-11. 7-9 — fifth place Pacific Division OUTLOOK: Thd Rainbow Mood at (lie top ol die iVil'u KEY PLAYERS: Jay Poerner, Jr. (16.5 ppg., 6.6 rpg), Division all season hut have (altered ol late, losing two ot MOUNTAIN DIVISION Stephen Woods Fr. (3.5 ast., L5 stl.) then final three games Hawaii will gel I COIOCett>ptOVt it OUTLOOK: SMU should give Colorado State a good its success was a fluke against likely second round DppO game in the first round but advancing beyond that is a near- All-Conference First nent New Mexico Team: Michael Doleac, ly impmsib'le with No. 5 Utah looming in the next round. Utah; Mike Jones, TCU; Shea Seals, Tulsa; Charles Smith, New **^U%, Mexico; Keith Van Horn, Utah «m* All-Conference Second Team: Shaun Igo, Rice; Malcolm Johnson, TCU; Jay Poerner, SMU; *.»* Clayton Shields, New Mexico; Kenny Thomas, FRESNO STATE BULLDOGS: Head coach Jerry UTAH UTES: Head coach Rick Majerus COLORADO STATE RAMS: Head coach Stew Morrill NEW MEXICO LOBOS: Hwd coach Dave HIi- SAN JOSE STATE SPARTANS: Head ooMh Stan New Mexico Tarkantan RECORD: 23-3, 151 — first place Mountain Division RECORD: 20-8, 10-6 — fourth place Pacific Division RECORD: 22-6. 11-5 - third place Mountain Division ModaHO RECORD: 20-10. 12-4 - First place Pacific KEY PLAYERS: Keith Van Horn, sr. (22 ppg., 9.3 rpg), KEY PLAYERS: Bryan Christiansen, jr. 115 4 ppg.. 6.0 KEY PLAYERS: ("hades Smu!,. n 118.5 ppg. 2.2 three- RECORD: |>13,5 II -flbrihpta*fe&V Drnwn Division Michael Doleac, jr. (7.8 rpg.. .554 fg pcL) rpg.I, Matt BameH, |t. (7.9 rpg.) point tg per game l, Kenny Thomas. So. (7.1 rpg., 1.5 blk. > KEY PLAYERS: Olivier S.imi fun, u (J6.9 ppg. 8-4 Player of the Year: KEY PLAYERS: Daymond Forney, jr. (6.7 rpg.. OUTLOOK: Ranked among the nation's top five teams and OUTLOOK: One uf the league's suprise teams, the Rams OUTLOOK: Ltd by AH-America candidate Smith, the rpg.l. Tito Addison. sr 13.4 IB I Keith Van Horn, Utah 1.4 blk), Chris Herren, so. (16.9 ppg., 4.5 ast.). led by Mountain Division Player of the Year Van Horn, the were one of two teams to hand UNLV a loss in Vegas, but. Lobos have been ranked .ill year and are aiming die tourna- OUTLOOK: Sami Jean, win. MMMmd fan MkfatgM Dominick Young, sr. (6.6 ast) Utes are the team to beat. CSU would have to take on fifth-ranked Utah in the second ment favorites Still, New Mexico hasn't shown the ability led the WAC in scoring and ranked among the leaders in Freshman of the Year: OUTLOOK: The Thomas and Mack Center may be round if they gel pasi SMU. to win consistently away from their home arena. UNM most statistical i ale go DM, liowier heyiind him the Spartan- Stephen Woods, SMU UNLV's home arena but its still known as the went 18-1) at home but only 4-6 on die road. have ven little Coach of the Year: "Shark Tank" after FSU"s Tarkanian, who coached the Rebels from 1973-92. With Tark at Fresno and Steve Robinson, Tulsa the team playing well twinning eight of their last 10 games) the Bulldogs are among the tournament favorites. Women's Basketball March 4-8,1997 - Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, Nevada (18,500)
PACIFIC DIVISION
All-Conference First Team: Nani Cockett, Hawaii; Katie Cronin, Colorado St.; Becky Hammon, Colorado St.; Kendis Leeburg, Hawaii; Jodi Nowlin-Tres, San fl«TCU4fc> Diego St. RICE OWLS: Head coach Cristy McKinney HAWAII RAINBOWS: Head coach Vince Goo TCU HORNED FROGS: Head coach Mike Petersen NEW MEXICO LOBOS: Head coach Don Flanagan FRESNO STATE BULLDOGS: Had CM* Linda All-Conference Second RECORD: 16-K), ll-5 — Second place Mountain RECORD: 19-7,12-4 -Third place Pacific Division RECORD: 13-13, 7-4 — sixth place Mountain Division RECORD: 17-9,8 B, faMtl plan Mountain Division Wundcr Division KEY PLAYERS: Nani Cockett. jr. (116 ppg.. 3.3 ast.). KEY PLAYERS: Emma Wilson, so.(20 ppg.. .427 three- KEY PLAYERS: Abby Garchek. Jr. (147 ppg, .403 fg RECORD: 14 IJ.7-9 Fifth place FVilk Division Team: Jesseca Cross, KEY PLAYERS: Maria Brumfield, fr (13 ppg.. .699 ft. Kendis Leeburg, sr. 114.0 ppg., n.8 rpg.) point fg. pet.. 5.0 ast. I.Jennifer Hickman. sot 12.8 ppg.) pctJ. Anita Vuletic, Jr. (8.3 rpg., 1.0 blk.) KEY PLAYERS: lanee Young, jr 114.1 ppg., (67 free Wyoming; Olivia DiCamill, pet). Jessica Garcia, sr. (.407 three point fg pet.) OUTLOOK: The Rainbows have good si/c and a number OUTLOOK: Mike Peterson's new-look Lady Frogs have OUTLOOK: Having lost only two games at home the throw pet i TamikaLouis, n i3 ' ast i San Diego St.; B.J. Itoman, OUTLOOK: The Owls are deep and talented. They may of skilled players and are capable of beating anyone. suprised opponents all year Anything is possible especially entire season, the- 1-obos will ruse to prose they can win on OUTLOOK: W'nh head coach Linda Wundcr in her fourth have to play tough Pacific teams Hawaii and San Diego St., However, Hawaii comes into the tournament cold, having when Emma Wilson is at the helm, but TCU isn't a favorite the road. Relying on then tough defense and harsh inside Mm with the Buildup women s team. Fresno pMM I big Hawaii; Courtney Stapp, but the Owls are capable of winning it all. dropped three of then final four contests. by any means. game, the Lobos may supnsc some people get threat than manv MM think 1 spcci ihis team do real Wyoming; Janee Young, well specially il they CM get an early fa round win over Fresno St. New Mexico Rice Player of the Year: Hawaii Becky Hammon, Colorado St. Freshman of the Year: Raylene Howard, Hawaii Coach of the Year: Beth Bums. San Diego St. & MOUNTAIN DIVISION COLORADO STATE RAMS: Head coach Greg Williams SDSU AZTECS: Haatl coach Beth Bums s RECORD: 21 -6. 12-4 — second place Pacific Division RECORD: U4, I I fa place Pacific Division All-Conference First Team: KEY PLAYERS: Becky Hammon, so. (22.5 ppg., .462 fg. KEY PLAYERS Jodi Nowlin-Tres, srilirsi team .ill con- Kim Brandl, SMU; Kari pel). Katie Cronin, so, (15,4 ppg,), Shannon Randies, so. temce, 15.3 ppg I Sandy Wnght. sr i5 4asl, 2.8 stl i Gallup, BYU; Abby (8.8 rpg.) OUTLOOK: LMMI| the Pacific, the A/tecs are arguNy the OUTLOOK: CSU is extremely talented, led by Hammon most expenenced team in the WAC The A/tecs look for Garchek, New Mexico; the Pacific Division Player of the Tear The only drawback Jodi Now Im Raj .iik! S.indv Wright to lead San Diego Julie Krommenhoek, Utah; here is experience as the Rains' three top players are all Slate to the championship Emma Wilson, TCU sophomores
All-Conference Second Team: Maria Brumfield, Rice; Jessica Garcia, Rice; Karlin Kennedy, SMU, Hillary King-Noel, Utah; Jill Lewis, UTEP
Player of the Year: Julie Krommenhoek, Utah Freshman of the Year: IAN JOSE STATE SPARTANS: Head coach Karen SMU MUSTANGS: Head coach Rhonda Rompola BYU COUGARS: Head coach Sonj Adams WYOMING COWGIRLS: Head coach Chad Lavm UTAH UTES: Head coach BUM F.lliot Smith RECORD: 18-10. 11-5 — third place Pacific Division RECORD: 10-17, M — fith place Mountain Division RECORD: i 7 III.e>-7 — Fourth place Pacific Division RECORD: 124, 15 | first place Mountain Division Maria Brumfield, Rice; RECORD: 10-17, Ml -Sixth place Pacific Division KEY PLAYERS: Kim Brandlr. st. (first team all confer- KEY PLAYERS: Kan Gallup, jr.(first team alt confemee, KEY PLAYERS: Wa Crooss. sr. (110 ppg,, second- KEY PLAYERS: Julie KrommenlioeL. jt 117.2 ppg.. .427 Karlin Kennedy, SMU KEY PLAYERS: Kan Steele, sr.(l5.4 ppg.) ence, 16.2 ppg) Karlin Kennedy, ft1 (577 fg. pet. 7.3rpg.) l5.0ppg.)KimBaiim.jr.t3.4asl, 1.8 stl.) team all WAC Pacific) Courtney Stapp. jr. (147 ppg ) fg. pet, .427 three-point pet. I. Alii Bills, jr i7.3 ast, 2 7 stl. I Coach of the Year: OUTLOOK: Barely making the No. 6 seed in the WAC OUTLOOK: When winning in quadruple overtime at TCU, OUTLOOK: Having a rather frustrating season, the OUTLOOK: The Cowgirls are an up and coming team in OUTLOOK: The Utes are tlte favonte in the WAC tourney. tourney, the Spartans will need big plays from their young the Mustangs can nevet be considered out of it. A USA Cougars must be able to keep it close with their opponents the WAC. They will be relying on the leadership from Losing only one conference game all season, Utah will be Elaine Elliott, Utah team. They have made Mime magic in the Event Center at Today All-American, Kim Brandl will be the go to person With first team all conference selection. Kan Gallup, BYU senior Jessica Cross, but probably don't have enough to win the team to heat San Jose this year, but can they win in Las Vegas? for SMU might have a chance ■tall
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