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•...... •...•. Conference nixed over dispute • Logistical By Nathan Hill The three most notable speakers "We were going to focus on racism, published in the JCI. He sent the me.· The Daily Iowan who agreed to come to the conference sports and the media," Bellecourt said. sage to the U1 American Indian and problems and were: Dennis Banks, co-founder of the "We were going to talk. about our 500- Native Studies Program (AlNSP) and political A UI conference on indigenous American Indian Movement (AIM) and year struggle since ColumbWi. I think other professors and activists. squabbling are issues in the media has been canceled mediator in the 1973 siege at Wounded the campus would love it.· Game said that immediately aft.er being blamed because, according to organizer Knee, S.D.; Vernon Bellecourt, a "The conference would open people's sending out the call for papers he was Jerry Rice. who had never for the Jonathan Game, it fell victim to a spokesperson for AIM and a leader in minds," Game said. "It would give bombarded by criticism about the con missed a game In 12 "political tug-of-war." actions ranging from the 1972 occupa them a new view of the f.merican Indi ference from UI faculty, includins previous cancellation of Game, a graduate student in the tion of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in an Movement. People don't know members of AlNSP. seasons, a UI conference School of Journalism and editor of the Washington to the 1992 Redskin Super about things like sovereignty rights or In a Nov. 12 e-mail sent to the JCI made on Native academic Journal of Communication Bowl demonstrations; and Charlene indigenous issues. It would help them board and other UI faculty, Robert his Inquiry, organized the conference this Teters, professor at the Institute of understand Indian culture." Clinton, U1 law professor and AlNSP come American issues. semester, inviting leading Native American Indian Arts in Sante Fe and In mid-November, Game sent out an member, said that while the journal baCk after American activists to speak at the UI widely known as the "Rosa Parks of electronic message calling for academ knee surgery in February. the American Indian movement." ic papers about indigenous issues to be See CONFERENCE, ". 3A I Monday night against the Denver ,...'1Broncos. S .. Itory, Study break UIHe has high donor survival rate • Organ transplant survival UIHC SUrgiry Sueela rates are on the rise at the UI The UIHC recently releued stalfsllcs on SOrgei)' Hospitals and Clinics. survival rates In the area of oroan transplant Below. a compilation of patient survivll rates By !(elli Otting from tile years 1995·1997: The Daily Iowan The odds of surviving an organ transplant performed at the UI Hospi tals and Clinics look favorable, according to recent statistics. "We have improved in every trans plant area, but we have improved the most in liver transplants ,~ said UIHC Head of Surgery Dr. Carol Scott-Con Adolescent storytelling ner. "Of the S8liver transplants done in Documentary photographer RIVa Sharples this current year, there was a 98 per haS preserved the lives of 10 Solon hlOh cent survival rate among our patients." I schoo students through her work. which is The UIHC compiled statistics that now on display. show patient survival rates for organ Set ...ry,,...... transplants are on the rise. The sta tistics were released Dec. 12 in addi tion to a report done by United Net work for Organ Sharing, which tracked survival rates from Jan. I, 1988, to April 30, 1994. Competition for TCI, Source: UIHC OJlDS The UNOS' numbers were released finally ••• in a report titled the 1997 Report of rates are a8 high as they are because Edrtonal wrller Knston Beardsley looks t the Center Specific Graft and Patient Sur each indivIdual on each team taKes implications of Mcleod USA's move Into the vival Rates. The UIHC report was pride in improving each and every day. Cedar Rapids cable market issued to supplement the government Part of the improvement is due to report, which cited information from the addition of two groups to the Pants are people. too several years ago; hospital officials transplant effort: U1HC enlisted the Columnist Byron R. Brown discusses what wanted to track recent improvements help of the Partnership (01' Organ it's like to have a parent start dating again in the field. Donation and the Iowa Statewide Pr0- alter the loss of a spouse. Dean Borg, UIHC informational curement Organization to streamline director, said the UIHC surgical all the transplant teams, said Barb s.. VIewpolIItI, PI .. IA. transplant survival rates are above Schanbacher, senior transplant coor other those of U.S. transplant centers dinator. with the same numbers and types of "These organizations provided us patients. with the information we needed to "At this time, our survivability rates make organ donators and organ out "rem are significantly above other centers of receivers aware ofthe possible risks and our status," he said. "Our rates have results," she said. "Unifying all teama progressed in every organ transplant provides a group elTort in the improve Tal changes since the government report was com ment of our organ donation programs.• ·Oemocra s can nd must seek genuine tax piled in 1988 through 1994." Schanbacher said her office h aa Simplification. But tile tax rate on the post UIHC numbers show that of the 267 seen a slight increase in organ dona kidney transplants, 98 percent patients tion in the past couple years for the card cannot and must not be the same flat rate for all Amencans • survived; of the 29 heart transplants for patients at the UIHC. adults and pediatric patients, 84.4 per "I think this reflects the improve D-Mass .. - Sen. E...... IItn..,. as cent of the patients survived. ment of our survival rates here at Oemoc Is Republicans in the clamor tolO "We regard it as a real team effort UlHC," she said. "Donators apd fami to overhaul the tax system Jonathan Meester/The Da ily Iowan Not all students could be found holed up in the library Monday afternoon. Instead of which includes everyone from the doc lies of donators look at the survival a_bing trial studying, some were making use of the Field House's indoor track to get a bit of exercise. tors to the nurses and social workers on statistics and reali.ze if they donate it staff," Scott-Conner said. "Our surgical will go towards saving a life .~ "nus IS a much Closer case than the McVeigh trl I· - Attorney AMnw CGIItft, observing the Oklahoma City bombing case against Terry Nchots. TImothy McVeigh's alleged co-con splratOr whose trial set to begin Closing Clinton circ.umvents arguments today. with UI LOCAL BRIEF Senate, appoints Lee Presldlnt_ loCI' video store robbed In an unusual move, Clinton that gives Lee an indefinite hold on SUI Colllll8n Mr MovieS. a video tore at 785 Mormon appointed Bililann Lee as the job, it was considered less con Tre Blvd In Iowa City. was robbed at 8:07 assistant attorney general for frontational than invoking constitu P.M. Monday night. tional power for a recess appointment Coleman talks about Th Irmed u pett demanded money civil rights. while Congress was out of session. from employees, was given cash register In an Oval Office ceremony, Clinton dead week and recelp and lied 00 foot. By Terence Hunt said Lee would have "full authority The suspect was described as male. Associated Press and support" to carry out his duties but printers in the library approximately B faet tall with a medium added: "I still look forward to striking WASHINGTON - Defying Republi the word 'acting' from his title." Lee By Kevin Doyle build. He dre sed In a black running can threats of reprisal, President Clin The Daily Iowan lull black gloves and a mask like the type was quietly sworn in a few hours later. ton bYPl8sed the Senate to name Lee's nomination wound up at the worn In the movie ·SCream," NAACP attorney Bill Lann Lee as the The DI met with UI Preside~t No InlurteS were reported and the Incident center of a name-calling battle about Dou, MUIs/Associated Press Mary Sue Coleman Monday and nation's civil rights chief Monday. affirmative action between the White Is uM r pOilcelnvesttgation. GOP critics protested angrily and Bill Lann Lee, center, laughs at a news conference in the asked her about her plans for the hol - By 1t.,IIM" DIll House and congressional Republicans. idays, the possibility of an academic promis d to closely monitor Lee on GOP foes argued that Lee's job as Oval Office of the White House Monday, where President affirmative action. Clinton named Lee as acting assistant attorney general dead week and the controversy sur Western regional director for the rounding holiday decorations in uni A.Il.er two mqnths of bickering with NAACP's legal defense fund indicated for civil rights without the formal title_ Also present are lawmakers, Cli,nton softened the blow versity-operated buildings. the he would enforce racial quotas, which Lee's wife Carolyn and Oeputy Attorney General Eric DI: Do you feel the UI ia ,ou.. •...... •...•...... ••••....•..... by installing Lee as acting assistant Holder, background. attorney general for civil rights. While See LEE, Page 8A too far in ita J'Midence hall guide Un.,. that prohibit hoUday deco ratlona with potential reUgioul I DEX CODDO*-tiOIl8? Coleman: What we do at the uni Change machines - 'here today, gone tomorrow versity iB basically let each depart Five machines were taken out and Vending employees called the return ment decide, and I think that's proba UI change By Erin Jordan bly the right approach. In this partic Tne Daily Iowan the rest were scheduled for removal of the machines a victory. machines are once vending machines equipped with After a Dec. 12 story in the DI about ular case I know that what the resi dence balls were trying to do i. The UI's contract with the Coca-Cola bi)) acceptors were installed. the removal of the change machines, back on cam· accommodate some students who felt company is causing a lot of controversy Then on Dec. 12, Vending Services Steve O'Donnell, president of ~comfortable, 80 they were just try pus, but *"d· concerning change on campus. employees were informed by Steve AFSCME Local 12, the urB employee ing to find a middle ground. IngSeMces Employees with UI's Vending Ser Bowers, assistant director of Food Ser union, said he got a call that said the The original memo was not worded employees may vices 88id on Dec. 9 they were informed vice, to stop the removal of the change .change machines were staying. by Phlllip Jones, vice president of Stu machines. The five machines that were "I think some deans, department very well, so I think it looks like that be celebratin~ dent Service , that all university-oper taken out were replaced Monday. heads and students called and they there was some kind of big probibi a vidory that IS ated change machines were to be "We decided that based on reaction, tion when there wasn't .. , but I think short·lived. removed to reduce cash flow on campus. we'd put the machines back," Bowers said. See CHANGE, Page SA See COllMAN, Page SA 2A • The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, December 16, 1997
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people in the ...... •....••.••....• Departmentally Speaking co NEWS Literature, SCience, & the Arts '/188 taking a long Fergie rabuffs the chance in Indian affairs, the to _ her ... In lights '/Ihom Game had i NEW YORK (AP) - fergie tumed down 'publi city hounds a an offer Monday to make a cameo appear favorit 8, peopl who ance in the Broadway musical "Jekyll and h8ve had very little Hyde." the duchess' spokesperson said tribal governments or Monday. IY iS8ues that con "It could have been a walk-on. a part in No condom? No chance. tribes." the chorus." said I Bellecourt said such Howard Ruben ridiculous. stein . " It would If someone asks you to risk your life for sex. ask yourSelf.. Is that .re only have been person worth it? Is anyone worth jt? Abstinence Is the only sure "To our di smay, it one night or a way to avoid AIDS and other diseases. but if you decide to have faculty memb rs have 1Jl8ligning remarks week at best." sex. plan ahead. Call Planned Parenthood. The for They've tried to mer Sarah Fergu efforts to incrc8l!e son. the Duchess tFI Plan ned Parenthood l8id. "We uae the media of York . 38, is message out. Would considering sev II=' of Greater Iowa use smoke signals?" eral offers to do a In his e-mail, Ferguson televis ion Inter- 2 South Linn • 354-9000 '/188 forwarding his view show in the United States. Ruben Linda Maxson, dean of stein said. He declined to elaborate. lege of Liberal Arts. In the meantime. Fergie has renewed GENTLEMEN Freaked Out? such a move Willi below her contract as chief spokesperson for -rhat kind of tactic is Weight Watchers for 1998. Rubenstein he said. "I wouldn't said .. Justin Daily Iowan Find That Perfect people) came in and UI senior Sean Arp hosts his specialty radio show for 89.7 KRUI. Arp is an lSA major who said the major Gift table and debated w EtIaI Hawke opts to suck the For Everyone (Banks). The door'. nwrow out of his acting career is "a way to get through undergraduate (studies) without being tied down to a single discipline." On Your List don't care if they protest. But don't NEW YORK (AP) - After two years away • Friendly, Courteous Don't go behind from making films , Ethan Hawke. 27, who Celebrating the freedom to learn stop my funding. took time off to write a novel, returned to Sales Help in the academy. movies this fall in "Gattaca" and also stars • Literature, Science and professor of Literature, Science liberal arts: sciences, humanities • Free Gift Wrapping condemned. And I in the upcoming and the Arts. and the arts," he said. "It's not a calling for hi. reS:lgnatlloc "Great Expecta the Arts has spent 50 years "We don't prepare anyone for a content-specific program." • Free Parking tions." a modern Bellecourt said he providing a different sort of particular thing," he said. "We Because there are so few majors Stress-Free HoI/day why Ul faculty would version of the exptct students to work with the in the program, students get to Charles Dickens education. Gift Shopping! the conference, addi faculty and prepare themselves for know professors on a more person thought the people Classic. a satisfying, productive education." al level, said UI senior Sean Arp, Open 10 A.M . to 10 P.M. Dally opposed to it owed - Hawke . who By Cori Zarek The department emphasizes who is an LSA major. movement an apology." b~came wi dely "I've met most of my professors 211 E. Washington, Downtown Iowa City· 337·3434 The Daily Iowan three areas: freedom to design Clinton refu ed to known after his one's own major; smalJ, team outside of class, and they ~now the issue. role in the 1989 The UI Department of Literature, taught courses and a conQection what I'm up to," he said. "In a large film "Dead Poets Science and the Arts (LSA) has between the department, the Col university, that's pretty cool." Another critici m of Society." said in been around for 50 years, but it lege of Liberal Arts and profession Being an LSA major gives stu This Holiday ,rk,Season! let, P~ .~MAIL ence, ODe shared by the January issue remains one of the UI's best kept aJ schools, said Jon Ringen, depart dents the chance to experience UI professor of anthrol.l of Details maga- Hawke secrets. ment chairperson. more things and figure out what to member of AINSP, is cine that he was The department, which consists "There's nothing like it any study in graduate school. Arp said. pa it's all in the STA·RS .... ·...... ·.. ·· .. ·.. ··· .. ·.. ·· 'iiORO'SCOP~S' BV"EUGENii iAsT'························· .. ············ .. ·········· I NOTES December 16, 1997 home. 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WHAT'S Up?: Colts have headlined a topsy-turvy NFL season, Page 38 ~ ----~--- h H' iliJ~n ~~<:j: I\It! ~ I ' } I!j _I'!' ~ iUaVllU' NIGHT FOOTBALL Like he College Basketball South Carolina at Clemson, 6:30 p.m., eSPN !MneSo!a at CincinnatI. 8:30 p.m., ESPN Women's Hockey I 11Iree Nation's Cup; U.S. Women's National Team never left ~ . Canada, 7 pm., Lifetime NHL Chicago Blackhaw1 10m! WRESfUNG NOTEBOOK McGinness off to a slow though"perfect start • Iowa since the last time he wrestled compet By James Kramer itively. McGinness wrestled at 126 in The Dally Iowan senior Jeff 1996 and redshlrted last season. McGinness AMES - The victories are rolling in Timing has been a problem thus far. upped his for Iowa wrestler Jeff McGjnness, even In McGinness' former weight class, if they're not coming as easily as he wrestlers are usually quicker and more record to 7-0 would like. aggressive. on the season The 142-pound McGinness upped At 142, the Iowa City City High "------ Saturday, his leason record to 7-0 Sunday with a graduate is trying to adapt to "slower" It' like J 'tn 8lm U~itlg a 6-4 victory over Iowa State's Cole wrestlers. but his 6-4 Sanderson. McGinness is currently "It seems like sometimes (142- dream. It doe8t .. 't~fl reaL decision was ranked third in the nation by Amateur pounders) react too ~Iow," McGinness I don't ktt-ow 1/ it'll ever closer than Wrestling News . said. "That can throw you off just as Mink in. McGinness' perfect season hasn't much as when they react too fast,' the former been a walk in the park. The former c~.rt Wood". Iowa coach Jim Zalesky agrees that .. NCAA NCAA champion has had several close finding a rhythm will be key to McGin Michigan football player Monday matchel, Including a double-overtime on winning the Helsman trophy champion ness' future success. once was victory over an unheralded Nebraska "He missed three or four takedowns opponent In the UNI Open. in that (Iowa State) match," Zalesky ------" used to. "I'm still a little bit off,' McGinness said, "He needs to keep improving on said after Iowa's 28-10 victory, "I Itill timing more than anything.' #Onafh:an MeemrlThe Daily Iowan need to work on wrestling people that Sanderson scored an early takedown want to keep the score close.' Iowa senior Jeff McGinness tangles with Iowa State's Cole Sanderson during McGinness il up two weight classes See WRESTLING, Page 2B a 6-4 victory at 142 pounds Saturday. I 2B - The Daily Iowan - 10wa.City, Iowa - Tuesday, December 16, 1997 - Sports ~I!' :!f:i14.00 - QUIZ ANSWER 0..._lie_... 2 19 095 " ChIcago , 3. St. louis , 0 No. 12 Sllnlo«l (2, 3) did ...,. play. Ne": " COLlEGE BOWl. GLANCE ALlEJI: RESIllRECTIOI (R) _ty'la- No . 3 Connect""" Sundey. • DAILY 100: 4 00. 700.930 s. IB 5 .783 son FIOI1CIsco 34. Denvtr I 7 No. '3 illinois (4-4) did not pity. Nut II" LA.uu.. 17 Ii .n3 , OoP.ul. So ..nfIy . 1It...... y . 000. 20 13 7 .650 3', No. 14 WIsNn\Jon (6-0) did not play. N",,: lIlV_.owI FOR RICHER OR POORER (,.11) Por1Iand 13 7 ,650 3', VI. l.Oyota Marym<>unt SIlU'ljty. Atu-V"•• DAI LY I 00: 4 00. 700. 0 45 7 18 .304 " MEN'S TOP 2S fARED No. 15 Florida (5·3) did no! play. He,,: VI. No. AI, Forc. (.0·2) VI . O,ogon (6·5). 5 pm. NHl.GIANCE -~sfat. 4 16.200 12', 25 Alabama. Sundty. (ESPN2) LA. CIppeIs • 18 .174 14 How tnt top 2S '"ml kI Th, A... oefat.d No. .6 N_io (9-3) did not pity. Ne": ... AIGh. Bowl SCRUM 2 (R) NO "'UEI By Dave Goldbe EASTERN CONFERENCE -SUndly'1 Glmel PlMI' COItge bU~_ poI'lIOd Mondtr, Wyoming. SI.U'ljty. At Honolulu DAILV 1250,3150. 8150, 0150 Ad"', DhIllon W L T I'll Of OA So.1IIt 107. L .... CRppefI.O. t. No"" Carolina (Itl-O) did nol play. Next YI. No. 17 Duke (8-2) did not pl.y. N,.I: VI. M~hlgan Sta .. (7-4) VI . Washlnoton (1"). Associated Press New Jaruy 22 9 o 4<1 84 55 Alllnlt 93. 5 ...... 0 iii Hampton. Tueadoy. UCLA. Solunfly. 2:30 p.m. (ABC) ~------Phlodolphio , 9 9 64<19116 Vanc:ouvtI( It O. Hous'on 105 2. Kanus (I I· .) did not play. Ne",: VI. PIp' No. '8 Wo ...." Ko"'ucky (9-2) did nol play, Friday. 000. H Tony Dungy had th, WOlhington 15'2 6 36 99 9' L .... Loko .. I I 9. 0,,,,,,, 89 _.TllUrsday Next: VI. No. 5 NOII/l C...... ,1Ay",. De-.:/1. 110'0' City .owI N V. I.landers 13 1S '308787 Mondoy·.O_ 3, DuIc. (11-,) did not pity. Ne": VI . Metto'. S,C.. Situnfly. At Pond., fIIlch. description for the ups a N.Y. Rongo,.. 9'4 lotaOamoNot1nc:''' Sunday. No. 19 Tulane (5· ') did not play. Halt VI . Maran., ('H) 'S. Mississippi (7"). 7 p.m. ~i=i~ " 29 87 95 \ '1 of NFL '97. Florida " 17 5 27 82 102 BoIton,oo, I'I\l1adotp/l'a 83 4. KanOlcky (8·1) did not play, N",,: VI, TuI· Soulhem Mi"lsIIppI. Sunday. (ESPN) T_Boy 6 2, • '6 57 102 Indana lOB. T"""'to' 0' ... SolUnfIy. No. 20 NoIIh CorotInI 5 .... (g..(i) did ploy. "hardlY, Dec. 27 _ It DlvloI..,W l not tnolglll"" _ "Don't exp ct what hal T I'll Of GA W.... lngton 88. Ulth 86 5. Allzona (H) did no. play. Ne,,; ., No. 17 NIIICt VI. SMW ctlra.t seattle, Saturdly, FUJI8ER (PO) _.", '8'0 6'29580 Chicago I I I. "'-be , 02 F""''''' Sltt• • Tu_. Doc. 23. No. 21 Colorado (5-1) did not pI.y. Next: It AtT~on,Arll. EVE700&g,~ fleek to affect what hap 4 4D 103 88 ...... "Por1Iand(n) 6. _ CoroIinI (5'()) Ii Sports , ; ~HE~LP~W""'A~NT~E~D- J WILL hlr. one roulO potIOII to ~ ~I oxlltlng cuttomorl. Iowa CII _ lor n." _110' and lummt ------NHLRouNDU.PP------.,------NBA RouNDUP'------J Of "'xt I..,•• t ... ""Iy. 11- $t 1 pi comhour __. 80m. Saturdlya.. _ In. SIndsprinG rt Philadelphia played without star guard Allen Iverson. Firers 3, Canadiens 1 Senators 3, Blues 1 Bulls 111, Suns 104 • .... 10: Ann Murray 1115 FromOn( MONTREAL (AP) - Vaclav Prospal and Eric Lindros ST. LOUIS - Alexei Yashin scored twice and Shawn CHICAGO (AP) - Michael Jordan scored 31 points. who was serving a one-game suspension lor missing a i)Ubuouo. tAo82003 . scored power-play goals in the IIrst period Monday night. McEachern assisted on all three Otlawa goals. Dennis Rodman grabbed 21 rebounds and the Chicago practice. Mercer scored 10 points during the decisive th ird One Universily of Iowa leading the Philadelphia Flyers to a3-1 win over the The Blues. who lead the NHL in points at home with 28 Bulls used abig second quarter to beat the Phoenix Suns Student Mail Carrier Montreal Canadiens. and are tied lor first with 13 home wins. have now lost 111-104 Monday night quarter. when the Cellies broke the game open with a22 ' 5run . needed at University of The game included a six-man brawl in the second consecutive games at the Kiel Center. With the win. Toni Kukoc scored 23 polnls lor the Bulls and Jason lowl Central Mail period that resulted in 112 penally minutes. lour game Otlawa moved one game over .500 (6-5-3) on the road . Jerry Stackhouse led Philadelphia with 25 pOints. Calley added 18 points and 10 rebounds. both season (Campus Mail) to sort and misconducts and lellthe Canadiens with lour delense Chris Phillips had Ottawa's other goal and goalie Ron highs. belore louling out Pacln 108 Rapton 101 men. Tugnut! made 25 saves. Rudy Poeschek scored his lirst deliver USPO. campus Rodman sat out most 01 the lourth quarter wllh atowel TORONTO - ~eggle Miller scored 22 pOints. and mail. and UPS parcels. Trent Klatl scored Phlladelphia's third goal while Mark goal lor the Blues. on his head. relurning in the final 1:43 after Calley louled reserve Jalen Rose had 15 points and seven aSSists as Recchi scored on a first-period power play lor Montreal. st. Louis played without delensemen AI Mactnnis and Musl have vehicle to gel out to get his last two rebounds. the Indiana Pacers continued their dominalion Over the to work, valid driver's Lindros's goal stood up as the game-winner as the fly Marc Bergevin. Macinnis sullered adislocated left shoul Antonio McDyess scored a season-high 23 points lor Toronto Raptors. ers won their lourth game in five nights. Philadelphia der in the Btues loss to Edmonton on Saturday and is out license. and good driving the Suns belore louling out wllh 7:55 left. Cedric Cebal Indiana. which is 10-n aga inst the Raptors. has won record . Involves some goalie Garth Snow stopped 20 01 21 shots. Including a lor 3-5 weeks. Bergevin was scratched with asore ankle three straight overall and nine ollis last 11. los added a season-high 22. heavy lifting. Position 10 key glove save 01 Vincent Damphousse in the closing and is day-tO-day. Marcus Camby scored aseason -high 28 points lor The Bulls made 13 of their first 14 shots in the second work 6:30 AM to 10:30 minutes. Toronto. which lellto 2-21 with its 10th straight home Stars 8, Sabres 4 quarter and finished the period 15-01-23. They outscored AM. Monday through the Suns 37-18 in the period and took a.66-43 halHlme loss. Bruins 6, Panthers 2 DALLAS - Darryl Sydor and Jamie Langenbrunner Friday. Position to start MIAMI- Steve Heinze scored agoal and added an scored two goals apiece as Dallas Stars ended a recenl lead -their highest scoring half of the season. Wizards 88 Jazz 86 soon as possible at $6.50 assist as Boston won its filth straight game. scoring drought. Chicago increased the lead to 26 in the third quarter WASHINGTON - Juwan Howard scored 21 paints II per hour. Coulact John Heinze has five goals and lour assists in his last five Sergei Zubov matched his career-high with lour and withstood several Suns' rallies in the linal period . the Washington Wizards remained unbeaten atlheir new games. assists and Joe Nieuwendyk. Greg Adams and Pat Ver EkwaD or Rick Adrilll The most exciting mement came In the closing sec arena The Bruins avenged a 10-5 loss to the Panthers on beek all had a goal and an assist for the Stars. who had onds when Chicago's Scali Burrell dunked just belore the 384-3800, The Wizards blew an 11 -polnt lourth-quarter lead 2m Old 118 S. Nov. 26 at the Miami Arena by outshooling the Panthers been shut out in two 01 their previous three games. buzzer. giving lans at the United Center Iree tacos as part belore recover ing lor their Ilfth straight victory at the "try 40-28. Ted Donato and Dmitri Khristich also each had a The Stars' offense had been struggling without top Mel of a promotion when the team scores mere than 110. Center. goal and an assist lor Boston. scorer Mike Modano. who sullered atorn knee ligamenl Nick Wass/Associated Press Boston goallender Byron Daloe won for the lourth against Edmonton on Dec. 3 and is expected to be out Celtlcs 100, 76ers 83 Washington snapped a three-game losing streak and E straight time. stopping 26 shots. another month . Dallas had seven goals in the four games Karl Malone of the Utah Jazz, left, tries to BOSTON - Ron Mercer. left out 01 the starting lineup Improved to to 8-0 aga inst Western Conlerence tearns. Ray Sheppard and Dave Nemirovsky scored power loll owing Modano's Injury belore breaking out with asea drive past Washington's Chris Webber as because 01 a slump. scored 20 paints as the Boston Karl Malone scored 26 points lor ll1e Jazz. who ha'ie lost three straight road games. I play goals lor the Panthers . son-high goal total towin lor the 12th time in 15 games. Juwan Howard, riRht, watches Monday. Cellies beat the Philadelphia 76ers. 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The black Bowl New Yea r's Eve. and white photos will be on display throughout December in Great Midwestern Ice Cream Company BY GARRY TRUDEAU Doonesbury Ste story, 126 E. Washington st. ' PIg.1B. Photos tell story of adolescence • Documentary photogra pher Riva Sharples has pre served the freshman year of 10 Solon high-school girls through her work, which is now on display, By Mose Hayward The Daily Iowan Loren Grube's first year of high DILBERT ® school has been recorded in an unusual way. Grube and her :I 1'1'\ (}., LITTLE. CONCERNED o DON'T WORR,'(. WI-IAT'5 · r::===::------r u ! T~U(. 10 "group" - about 10 close girls at ,; COULO I oPT .t.eoUT '(OUP, lURING o 11-1E. WOI\ST i\-\ING -rnl>,T ! Solon High School, were followed c • OUR LEGN.. fOP. 1'HE COI"\I'\UNi,Sr NORTH COULQ I-\/l,PPEN '? ~ ARTS closely during their freshman year •.. .: OEPM,T- (y,ECUT1ON by photographer Riva Sharples, :I E.Lt;O~l/)'N CONl'RACTOI\S ..c Surfing for who took more than 3,500 photos c 1 COULD er ~ f'\E. NT. lNSTEto.O? TO HELP ON f"\Y TOP :: ...--,..... • __J Music may nol be the as the girls went to prom, football c nECUTED : to your mind when you games, parties, or even just school SECP,ET u " fOR iP,E~t4 i: l net: but rest assured. lunch. f"\ILITAI\Y are thousands of pages "h Sharples has reduced these to PROJECT. ; on the Web. just 42 photos Stutory, "'91 68. that comprise live music • her documen· "Teen tary project (and VI grad- Angels" uate thesis) Where: Great Mid "Teen Angels." western Ice Cream The images, Co., 123 E. Washing which were ton St. displayed for When: now through the first time out December last Friday , during a Solon basketball game, tell the stories of close friends capitol ""ulj,. ..lrIi growing up in a small high school Columnist Beau E/hot - often telling of the unceasing crazy gOings-on In changes that are a part of adoles. vous and awkward," she said. "Now "The danger is if you start to be those of you who have cence, as well as the emotional they're used to it. I can get really friends with someone you start to IIlQ to notICe. time.s between close friends within close to them. A lot of these shots do things in their best interest, and Ste VIewpoints, Plge this constant motion. are with a 28 mm (lens), which is so you might start to change how "Adolescence, when you're a girl, very close, and they don't. notice it you look at the project," Sharples is a hard time," Sharples said dur- any more." said. "I don't want to say that I'm ing a free moment at the show in Grube was one of those girls who not friends with them, because I Solon. "It's a very interesting time made the adjustment of having a am. I care about them, because I've Ollt froll to study because there's so many photographer in her life. grown to know them." things going on - challenges and "We kind of just accepted it, She pauses. "They're part of my dilemmas. SOCiety puts a lot of because she was just here to do her life now. Their pictures are all over NEWS BRIEF pressures on you - be this way, job," Grube said. "We weren't going my wall. I live with them every day. » dress like this, act like an adult, to not let her see what we do when And assuming Sharples is able to Cross word Edited by Will Shortz No. 1104 Kevorkian but don't act too much like an she's supposed to be explaining our carry out her ambitious plan (at p of Iowa City adult, obey your parents ... lives." the current r/1te, that would work ACROSS 34 1970's discipline .. Microwave The photos, on display at the For Sharples to explain the lives out to about 14,000 snaps of the PONTIAC. MlCh (AP) 1 Shopaholic's ,. B61e - brand Xevondan's laWyer sa d Great Midwestern Ice Cream Co., ofthese Solon teenagers isn't a long shutter), these teens will remain a 37 Book aher Gen. .. Geve the boOl hangout asSOCiate were present 126 E. Washington St., through the leap from looking at her own life. A part of her life for the next two and .Out·and·out ,. More of the .7 Censor's target song'Slyric .. Where Durban Is deaths of a Cahfolnla rest of the month, are all in black product of a small, rural high a half years as she struggles to 10 Way togo 4a Do-well slarter .. Baseball's t.-I-f-f-+- woman. record each small step of adoles 14 Pacific Rim and white and rarely look like school in Wakonda, S.D., Sharples, 43 Mtealer's Sandberg locale The body of Cheri everyone else's high school photo- at 23, vividly remembers going cence. feature II Shoe material City, Iowa, was dropped graphic record - the yearbook. through some of the same ex peri "They still don't call me like rd 44 Actress Peeples DOWN pltal Tuesday evening, like them to call me when they're As a result Sharples' subjects aren't smiling or ences as her subjects. f. •• Nota&ea Aeg r She had breast caught in action poses as they And what's special about a rural doing things, but I call them every n Part of a popular .. Supporters of 1 II takes figuring song lyric Earher in the day, the throw a ball or run through the school? week," Sharples said. "(They don't Ivan and aU .S. Opel1 20 Actress-skaler Nicholas stadium name woman was discovered halls; she has instead captured "The closeness everyone feels, call) because they think 'I'm not Sonja 10 Sells (for) ~ Property Pirk With a note to more introspective moments the fact that you can't be anony doing anything special.' The point ., Chinese aaOnelime encumbraoee Reger Identified her restaurant 4 Oflt>elops throughout the girls' freshman mous," Sharples said. "Everyone is it doesn't have to be anything Spanish queen hart, 89, of Oceans de, year, where the subjects seem knows you and the things you're special, just anything. lIowers and namesakes a G.!. entertainment fered a stroke, was weighed down by the future, or just doing, and that does shape who you "But I think it's hard to define 22 Suffi~ with idiom ~Draws 21 Open. as an 17 Mldaflemoon grp. 51de and was going the complex, ev~r-shifting problem are and what you're doing. These that in your life, to think that this I Large cask envelope' " Statement AUlop •• is something somebody would want 7 Sermon basis ofthe moment. . girls have mostly known each other ZI Old· fashioned describing lhe Reger sa d both Sharples met the group of girls since they were born." to photograph, when it's your life, iIIumil1ation subject ofthe I Newswoman Magnus el al . Georges Reding were through earlier contact she made Sharples has known the Solon it's just what you do." 30 MonticellO. for song bu would not say one 14 Nec1ar ftallOr I Secondhand with Solon parents while working girls for more than a year, and has But no matter how closely she transaction Last year, fonner follows, Sharples can't capture ...... ____ ...... __ 10D~. as an education reporter at the continued to photograph them dur eUlor Rich rd h n nM." ~ Press-Citizen. The girls agreed to ing th~ir sophomore year. She says everything for "Teen Angels." t>or1lCLtlturist's ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE lob Kevorkian, Reding be the subject of her documentary she hopes to continue the project "Sometimes at parties she would With 19 criminal project, and Sharples began calling until the girls graduate in 2000. be there for an hour or two, and we 5 PAS \I Pianets and ~H;'! suell All ch rg slater wer. wouldn't be as wild as we would've MORN them weekly to find out what This will help her complete the sto ~~::..I ,. Malarial lever son successor, David events they would be involved with ry of "Teen Angels," but as 'time been because things were going to nChlldren', that she could photograph. goes by, Sharples also watches her be caught on film," said Grube, who connecflbles It took time for Sharples to devel- . relationship with the girls, with the went on to describe a particular tlEyelayer op the closeness with the girls that worry that if she becomes too close get-together at a hotel. ':8=+:4;-I I. "Trlnlly" authOr .,' - aNlme" tlte is obvious in many of the photos. to them, she could lose her objectiv "After she left, we acted crazy," ~~~~f=.i..::r.:,.+-=+~ ~~~~:.j (Jim Croce hll) "At first (the girls) were very nero ity as a photographer. said the Teen Angel. 14 Debt mer1lerS .. ' lcan·l ters," said she's leaving her Job of nine actor and performer," Payton-Noble said latisfacllon" (I96S lyric) seasons because she wants more artistic Arts in a statement. ~,.t.,:,.~~ If Visibly ...... ••...•.••••..••..••••••.•...... freedom . Before "Family Matters," Payton-Noble Irlghtened "I want to act, dance, sing," she said was a variety club performer In Miami and ;+;:t:-~;'! .. Shlpmenlto Saturday. "I have a lot to offer, but I can't toured with the musical comedy "PurUe" DeI(OIi BRIEFS offer it here. I feel creatively stifled and with Robert Guillame . She also has need to move on." appeared In films, Including "Colors," Payton-Noble stars as feisty tlarrlette "Cross My Heart" and "Troop Beverly Winslow, the wife of a Chicago cop played Hills." by Reginald VaiJohnson. She said her last The Daily Iowan 'Family Matters' star to episode will air Friday, though there was leave sIIow no word how her character's role would be resolved. I p.m. - MUSIC : Club HInDout at LOS ANGELES (AP) - A member of For home delivery phone 335 -5 782 the family Is leaving. "The series has been good to me In Gabe's Oasis, 330 E. Washington S1. JoMarle Payton-Noble, who plays the many ways, for which I am grateful, but It I p.m. - MUSIC: Acousllc In Ihe Round mom on the CBS sitcom "Family Mat- has not given me enough to do as an at Gunnerz, 123 E. Washington SI. interceptions, him 1,000 points for his career, the lie rest room ' There were fIVe ~tOlS in the including one first non-kicker to reach that mile 'Little man' comes up team's disappointing r~ cmes!-juliUS Erving l.ar1y Kenon, Artis that was stone. But Rice took a hard hit from • Gdrm, David Thompson lWld George Gelvin - string of games after returned 55 Atwater and landed on his left knee, Pi the top pii2e was $1 ,00:1 and astereo system. a sensational start yards for a He headed to the sidelines favoring The conIes/los! some 01 Its Iustel over the _____ " touchdown by the knee slightly. years, even With \he pille money rising 10 $20,00:1. big under the boards Merton Hanks. With Rice applauding from the side beCause 01 a grOWing sentiment that allihe great Kevin Greene also forced an Elway line, Terry Kirby scored from a yard iIIJlkS had ~n done. • Iowa's Darryl Moore stands just 6-foot-2, but he's a tenacious rebounder. fumble in the fourth quarter and out with 22 seconds left in the second 1 \he sane dlft over and over: Charles that Moore is doing his damage under the returned it 40 yards for another quarter and San Francisco went in _ said 1M's really noIhing else you could do. By Becky Gruhn score. Lee Woodall's interception and front 14-10 at halftime. The Dairy Iowan boards standing at a mere six feet, two inches 1M ~ IbQs ~ really QOOd,IU Il!lOOti got - a dwarf among giants at the forward posi- 55-yard return set up Gary Ander Vaughn Hebron, playing in place of ea.l aInj ~ \lIw:atJSIl1tey ta1 seen it OOIOIB. So H's Darryl Moore knows he's not the most expe- tion. son's second field goal, a 20-yarder. the injured Davis, took a pitch and cut prJ to be good ~ hy try sormhing rtNI: rienced player on the Iowa basketball team. "A lot of times people underestimate me. Denver, which lost Terrell Davis to back across the field for a 46-yard gain Bryant .IO! one. doesnl agree. He knows he's not the tallest, he Because I'm only 6-2 they think I a bruised right shoulder in the first to the San Francisco 4. He scored on a ' No, I know I haven' (run out of creative dunks),' knows he's not the marque draw tQ "------can't rebound," Moore said. half, lost its second straight and fourth-down run from the 1, giving he said 'I've gd a lot of new dunks. I don' know II a game. Cyclones that second-guessed heads into the playoffs as a wild Denver a 17-14 lead, ~ players 11M trlOO them. ~ \hey have , but But there's one thing he is certain I think I Moore's ability because of his card. Denver scored the game's first 10 I have a lot of Pi ented dunkS in my mind: of - he's the most inspired. tvant the ball height were silenced Saturday Rice's touchdown proved to be his points, getting a 4-yard scoring run "I think I want the ball more more than after the senior pulled down a last, play. He spent the rest of the sec from Davis two plays after Iheanyi than anybody else out there,' he ~ame-high 14 rebounds against ond quarter talking with team physi Uwaezuoke muffed a punt that was said following his team's 60-59 vic- anyone. else Iowa State. Moore battled in the cian Dr. Michael Dillingham, who recovered at the San F\'ancisco 6 by tory over Iowa State. out thel'e. .paint against 6-foot-B Marcus Fizer operated on Rice the day after the Dedrick Dodge. Jason Elam also That desire and intensity has cat- and 6-foot-9 K1ay Edwards and injury. Rice watched the second half kicked a 49-yard field goal. apulted Moore from a former walk- -Darryl Moore came away the victor. from the sidelines with a bandage During halftime ceremonies, the on into the No. 15 Hawkeyes' sec- Iowa senior and "He's a great leaper, he gets great around what the 4gers said was a 4gers retired the jersey of Montana, ond leading rebounder. The senior second-leading position, and he wants it so much,' bruise to his surgically repaired who led San Francisco to four Super from Chicago's DuSable High rebounder Iowa senior Ryan Bowen said. "He knee. Bowl wins in the 198Os. School is bringing down six " learned last year how he could help Rice, who had three catches for 40 "This man has etched his place in rebounds a game, second only to his team out and he's getting that yards, was greeted by a wild ovation NFL history as the greatest quarter Ryan Bowen's ll·board average. back this year. He knows if he keeps getting when he ran onto the field during back that has ever played the game," What's more amazing than his fairy tale those rebounds and put-backs, he'll be on the pre-game introductions and another team owner Eddie DeBartolo said, journey from pickup basketball games at the rousing cheer when he entered as the addressing the crowd. "We're retiring third recei ver on the third play of the No. 16 forever with our grateful grati UI Field House to the Hawkeye spotlight i8 See MOORE, Page 2B game. tude for all that he did for us."