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atmosphere, with no interruptions Murphy through the MU lacrosse club and "We" spent all of the holidays together. . quiet ' from police radios , people or telephones ," shared a residence with him in Lancaster We were best friends , ' Meehan added.. BY: R.J.STAMBAUGHR.. J.. " said.. To maintain the atat-- and later Millersville. . "He has a lot of friends , who have been SnapperS7 opper Reporter Johnson relaxed " " " mosphere the police wore street clothes.. "He" was a great guy ," said Meehan.. calling.. He is like a brother, Woung said , , the three took a trip to Canada. . , 22-year-old- - MillersviHe man was The Maryland police interviewed Murphy'sotherroommateMurphy's' otherroommateTimother roommate , Tim Woung adding that A - " run from the cops , : Geise's' body was found , agreed.. "If he wanted to he charged last Wednesday with the first de- Murphy after " . an in Canada * saidMeehan.said . :-: . " sensitive. . There was an couldhavecould have stayed Meehan gree murder of his former roommatero mmate. -t Johnson said. When the police tried to "He was really . : interview him again because of alleged incident were the dog was hit by a car and John Henry MurphyM Iphy , 36 W.. Cottage or ' inconsistencies in his statements , they needed to be taken to the! vet.. He was StaffSraffWriterWriter Harold McKale contributed :Ave . , confessed Oct.. 29 tokilling 18-year-- - it " . . this . . Christopher EdEdwinwin Giese in May of discovered Murphy had moved from the bawlingandeveiything"saidbawling and everyeverythingthing , saidTimWoung. to report. olold . ' - - - - - ' area. , . - 1990.. : ' . - : : : : : : ' ::;; : ';: ' :: : ! ' ; :!: y.. : : : : : : : : : : . : 1.. i . : : ; i : ; ! ii\ . ;' university police were contacted : ' 1 : : .f : ! ! / . ' : " : ; ; , who also charged with The r i :: : : : . /r'jiJ/ ; \ ' :\ Murphyh was ' ; ; ill : : : : 'ff : i' ' ; /'fh : : \ : : . . : : - CO rit\ . : , , . ' , 'ii\i : ' after the Harford CountyDty - , . ....,. . . . , , , , , this summer . . " ' ' ' ' ' ' being a fugitive from justice , confessed . of . . : = : " >,1fllllirUel1Cyl.r. : ' ' ' : Vtfj { ' (: lJj1f : 'LJ" during a interview at Millersville \ ficials traced Murphy to Millersville , 'Wi.zlConfessed-. ( ect police r ! } ' J .L. f said.. Murphy worked in a shoe University'sUniversity'sDutcherHall.saidMUPoliceDutcher Hall , said MUPolice ' Johnson . . . ::::. . . > ' liffi Detective Craig Johnson. . storest re in Lancaster's Rockvale Square.. :' 'JI : was shot in the head According to Johnson , Murphy con- lacrosse , but wasn't student Johnson said Giese . ' . " - - : ! the murder "late into the . a" erata ' and with a.22a .22. calibercaliberriflerifle while in an fessed to inter ; . i2r( EEdward Thomson , moderatorm of chest 1 ! ; ! , ifili12 Y " - ' , around 9 p.m.. . was : > : - \ :_, he shared with Murphy on South view, maybe and : . : the& , , Club * said that t . ; . . . apartmenthe : . . " Lacrosse : ' .13Y fli3ItOLI3 { ' . eKALEY; Lacrosse was pM ! : : : { : ; : < : :' he '. " { ' 1 his residence - " " . . , . to return to . Wsh lieiEth, situation , Md. permitted koo" & " in Aberdeen _ x "be . J and'calfediiidfcalledc the Philadelphia Boulevard < shocked "a ? ' . ; " : ' ' ' ': % * ' ' ' .: , .? : ! and the distance to ; ? : " (i" the hour late udciifsmtjfu .

cause , * weapon was found of terriblet 'ibte . One He said that themurderthe murder c " $ ' . ibt ntatragedy'ed".On. One'siud'studentnt'said$aid"f3e, ' : ' : and ' ! : : > ; : - : apartment. . Five days later, MarylandMaryl d to getget the. warrant type up :: was Joy by , everyoneeveryojHvsspecJaflyery9 , espectafiyilt ;the$ t Maryland tovsd . inJhein the . . Y.l# t ' ' / . " ' : :. . : complaint. . fCa.Q. . the < < . I ve ' body was found wrapped in a Johnbn Henry Murphy ; ci dl S' & >: . girls; cantt believe 'tliatlxecau1d'liavccould fcave . Giese's , J . , Jce anda thefl registregistrar'sof1ice$ee John H I ' that he , ' " = : :: ' 1 said.. However , Johnson added that twotwo < doneri ." , Y ' , Johnson . donefc ; 1 ; sleeping bag in a creek Wdent ataltMU'MU ; it : . : ; ; . neva . .i:1: = ili & ffii ; - k& / ll : > : ' . ' f . rici ! : / not Harford County , undercover detectives . 1iiFritz intramuiails According to Johnson, Murphy shot tion with the University and was not a Cunt 1 . with thft ' Cjr ,'iieetttroftramttdirector of andl iwW'Iftvoivea' vd ' ' " " " i tv.4 the : W : to vet h ' " ' ' . argument aboutbadabout bad checks here , the MU - were assigned to watch the home. administratorlstiat : ttlu&icltitasports& (: it8>, :saidSj that GieseduringGiese during an student but police were in played on asmuntstratax'off'of club fili i ' : / " -: . 11 : : :: ., ' argue was taken into custody wit : iaV , and the twO men were known to in volved in the case since the interview Murphy thereerewas.nowas .no way. his ofikecoofficesaidcouldtidhavehave ' , = two ; : : . " money and girlfriends. .:"' ." Wednesday morning , and committed to nba- was the past "about money process was held in our jurisdiction. r w1 ywas . known thai a studeat playing ut1 nested * ' , - ' : ° _ - , Lancaster County Prison to await extra ': > ? : I i vs non* lass spr . worked on the murder investi interview which Murphy ; ? a - . Oft ? springng Johnson The during x.a. hi 'Ab- onthethe rctfifeiean ' a' Ubr her ti r of ant from dition.. ' rd '' 'ggationtion with Detective Ed Hopkins confessed , was held in Dutcher Hall so the erd ze top : : ' TJi&corapa& mputersuitheiptramuualoMceters In thettttrsmiiral office. rx na er E . : pct ; County , Md.. ; Lt.. Sam Bowerman police could maintain a psychological" logical Both of Murphy's' Cottage Avenue # > : nothookedupwththetherastofthe\ipwiththetherestofthe: ,Harford psych Giess&& May ' 1t9Ol5$0"TJNe$ *" Ihe arresta of arenothooked' \ - ! May/25 tof ' - ''' ' : . " students and they . "s- , . ; are MU said : ; . from Baltimore County, Md. and Officer advantage, Johnson said.. Two Maryland roommates ? s _ kgd . M&& , iiniyrs computersinputtti6 .:Thereforere, theffi _ ' . university's f . aMt Meads most * . . . . rs'Iherefore'the. . . . of . . 0 # ' . hyshoek : . . . . : . ' . : : . : . . t : : : . : . : ' : : : . . . : . : . : : : : . : : . . . : ' : : . sr' :' : :. : : . , : : : : . : : . : : : , . : : : . ' : ' . . * : . . , . . . . ?: ) = . . ° - were of themurderthe murder investigation , ; s.r RobertFarnethoftheMillersvilleBoroughthe MillersvillellersvilleBoroughBorough detectives and Johnson conducted the unaware tHe RobertRobertFarnethoftheMFamethof , in & wf bimrii throthrbogli . lacrosse . . : whit &? : : : : : : ii: ! _ ; : :! , '. i ! ! ' . terview. . Johnson said.. : : MURDER pa ;;6 : ; $( ; Police Department , :Se .; . : ii : fi:1ii{ : g f. f.ii . ki t > ff I " - "' ' acquainted with . _ Johnson, said Murphy had "nono connec- wanted to interview him in arelaxed Chris Meehan became trv -_ We

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discuss their . views Ignorance . , ; " ' on modern legal ;'.. " armsarms'fraudfraud ' BY CONNIE SHEPOS . issues with a . . '. BY THOMAS . FLAFLANNERYRY , Snapper Stc Writer . ' L. Stiffff group of MU , :, Intelligencer: Journal/ \' students.. ' . The welts, cuts , bruises and scars from EditorsEditor'snote' note:ThisThisisacombinationoftwoisa combinationn oftwo gay bashing represent homophobia's' most stories , reprinted with permission of the obvious manifestations. . But the jokes and 4ft : Intelligencer Journal.. attitudesattitu les about homosexuals - although PHILADELPHIA. Federal prosecu- less physical evoke equal amounts of I . . - - ; tors on Thursday unsealed a 75-count- - w pain.. criminal indictment against former "A" lot ofit'ofits's subtle, - , ' " ' : " ' hard a fin-- Lancaster businessman James H.. Guerin . . 'J"' :. ;" it's to put News : . . , ' " and 19 others for illegal arms sales to ger on it, said MU Analysis PAGE9 South Africa an international fraud psychology profes- and 44 exceding $$1 billion.. ' sor Dr.. Betty Finney.. ' ? x.. sor In announcing the charges that were = As one of the 'ri : handed down by a grand jury on , founders of the Betty Finney House in :.,. , sa ,, i Lancaster , which provides subsidized Wednesday , US. !. Attorney Michael M.. 1 for HIV- individuals , Baylson said some ofthe products shipped # '- housing positive 4-12 : : from Guerin's' former company , Interna- (; : : ;: Finney said sheHIVhas seen how people's' ' iJr . : 'a tional Signal Control Corp.. , to South attitudes and actions reflect a prejudice & , Africa were used to complete 155 mm against gays and lesbians. . artillery shells used by Iraq against U.S.. . i One exampleex Finney described was when forces during the Persian , Gulf War.. peoplepeopleearmarktheirdonationsforpeopleearmarkearmark theirdonationstheir donations childrenfor Snapper photo by Stephen Seeber ' In addition to violating U.S.. . export or women with! HIV.. Although they don't embargoes and United Nations sanctions IT'S' COLD , BUT SHE'S' HOT ! -ThisThis unidentified MU student shows off her latest winter specifically exclude gays or lesbians, the .) fashion.. Students at Millersville have had to bundle up in recent days to stay warm with the against South Africa frfom-1978frfom 1978. through onset of cold weather.. Temperatures have dipped into the 20's' in recent days , with highs just 1989 , those indicted were charged with hitting the 50's.' . - See HOMOPHOBIA , page 6.. securities fraud , money. laundering , tax , criminal conspiracy and aiding evasion II and abetting the commission of a federal x { :t crime.. U.S.. . appear students JB. Even with a guilty plea agreement in JL place Guerin, 61 , who now lives in NaplesNapl s, Fla.., still faces up to 66 years in prisoon Assoiclafion' I S yistfeaji and $3.75$ . million in fines , federal pros- - o I ecutors said.. unreadyu ready to handle t e Joining Guerin in being charged Thurs- ' day were 10 former ISC executives , seven , South Africans, and three South African companies, including . Pretoria's' govern- . . democracy I torch of - , ment-owned- munitions manufacturer , . to overcome. . Some elections are won or .yys Armscor.. e : ] ! 1 I; 1 ; ; 1 , ! ! ! : ; BY HAROLD McKALE . can make a difference. . 11! i : 1 tlli: li The combined maximum sentences for lost by one vote. It N ' -II- Snapper Staff Writer According to Karen Axe , chairman of all those named Thursday calls for 2,122, ' - * , , , , _ - < -' ; the BoBoard Elections , the presidential 'j < , INDEXy . . 3, $234$ million in . rd of vr'' E t $: * L years in prison and fiens. & , Democracy, the idealistic calling card of elections are a good measure of the voting . {: . In addition to Guerin and Armscorr, thsoe { ' 4i: fgrrYY-: - :Y f.. aY a ' . America. . A simple term which carries so population.. In 1988 , in the Millersville U.S.. . citizens indicted include : . : y,; I7 ' i u . . Edit { : much meaning. . So many people all over College District , 499 people who were \\etter.s tt , RobertRobert'ClydeClyde Ivy,62Ivy,62, , of 3318 Cochran .4 the world have risked everything just for mainly MU students were registered to Drive, Lancaster, former executive direc- ; International. . the dream of democrac . vote.. Only 312 voted 62.5. percent of tor ofFerranti - ___ r- , High school civics registered voters.. - : < 'Y Wayne Radcliffe, 53 , of 3190 Grande al i r1dNewstfejSK A3 ' &7, f8, teachers tout the right Dr.. G.. Terry Madonna Natloi OakPlaceLancasterformervicepresidentOak Place , Lancaster , fonnerviceformer vicepresidentpresident AT The Snapper randomly called a small , , to. vote as the only newsNews sampling students.. Seventy resident Features u ii it l of special projects at ISC.. ofofMUMU - ' -9 true check that the 18 and older , prediction. . Tom K1itrnltk , Terrance Faulds , 51 , ofof245245 Douts Hill Analysis students years ofage close to of election's common people _ ; , commonpeoplehavehave lOpercentoflOpercentofthestudentbody10 percent ofthe studentbody, were called Of the surveyed students, 62.9. percent C Kalcidctscope . , Road, Holtwood, former president of ESI on their government. . ' election. . to subsidiary. . before Tuesday's expressed their intention vote in ' , ' , while 28.5. , , However, many Americans are so cynical Although this survey isn't.scientificisn't . scientific it yesterday's election percent Thomas Jasin,46, ofof24732473 ButterButterRoadRoad . . ' ! . e1L-a.- Y ;i3 11 - about the government that they believe gives agenerala picture ofwhat the students said they would not vote and 8.6 percent- . tLifc in ! LancasterL caster, former president oforISCISC Tech . r : % :{ voting is a waste time . said they intended to do.. This survey was were unsure.. lF : nologies.. ' - of , "Why" should I vote? What do I getoutget out of taken before the election. . The calls were The students , who were eithernot voting < : , 52, of 8 Cutler Court , : ' : Y15 16 Gerald Schuler " - S stntts s 14' ," 11 totaled 37.1. . West Islip , N.Yx. , formerly ISC's' freight it said one student.. spread out over the dormitories. . or were unsure percent. The . . : { . . : . : . Another said , " Students were asked they intended to unregistered students accounted for 80.8. V .S.corelibard. forwarder in New York.. student "Most people on if ' < C < - . , ;: the registered for : ,. campus probably care about the vote. they responded in the negative percentperc nl and accounted : don't If ownardin rthe NFL .1.5. Robert? Shiremanri, 51 , formerly of re sults of the election. . I don't.' ." they were asked if they were registered.. . . ' " . See :,:page 6.. - , < 'SeeGUERlNGUERn page6. Perhaps apathy is the greatest, obstacle? The initial results were similar to the board See VOTING , page 6.. " . 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Student Services doesn't' trust you.. creating a situation in which these They think that if they allow you to carry crimes can be so easy to commit. . your backpack into their bookstore you'll' They're' practically guilty by associa¬- give into evil temptation , stuffyour bag tion.. full "Millersvffleof" Mom"" sweatshirts , They can do sevseveralral things to improve cliff notes and blue books and rob them the situation.. The simple solution wouldou1d _ calender _ blind.. Pretty nice attitude for a operation be to remove the display and k _ that has a guaranteed captive market, put the cubbyhole shelves back inside lflruhlllrffllTII isn't' it? the store.. At least then students could l forbids students from keep an eye on theirproperty and at The bookstore ' , I : - ' . :: keeping theirpersonaltheir personal property with least get a good look at the person @) qc'fl CURT. :TAMESA ias them as they browse for a card , purchase stealing it. ' - books orjust run in for a candy bar.. The second $solution would be to hire man - - Before you enter , you must leave your someone to man the downstairs closet %

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t MW B H MersK BW ! M MUB MIB H H HB H H B B1 BlMi HHaM MMNM - LettLettersHH * M HI n HH H stairs lobby, outside the store.. Besides beginning of semester book buying . - : . being completely out of sight of students frenzy.. SureSure.it. it would cost them some ' ... and bookstore employees, the goods are money , butjust think how upset you'll' OkOk9, let's getet this edge' ' thinthingthi g straight . directly the path walking be when you walk out the store with perhaps.heisnotalwaysiighLlfoneperhaps , he is not always right. IfoneIfone guyl'veseenwithabeerfitsSteven'sguy I've' seenwith abeerfits Stevens' left in of those of ' in and out of the store.. It would be easy your new $95$ Intro to Biosphere n Columnist needs to werewere'toto analyze his arguments , he or description.. Actually , in case you . ' anyone to just walk right up and take Seventh Edition textbook and find that she would realize that Burky has didn't knowkn w, Steven, commercials for distinguish misconstrued facts and let his own are made to sellpoductssell products( , not to tell1I . : your bag while you are inside giving your backpack has gone the way aflawof law views dominate an argument that us why we shouldn't' buy them.. Get . ' your money to Student Services.. and order in Yugoslavia. between preaching needed a factual, relevant basis.. itiO'? _ ' I had no idea that you had a psy¬ Enough said.. Basically, I wanted While most people are basically , good Finally, the bookstore could just show . and commenting chiatrist on staff.. It amazed me how to say thatthateveryonehas.andiseveryonehas . andisandis entitled and would not steal from the bookstore a little trust in the people who keep them To the editor : muchmuchBurkymuchBurkyknowsBurky knows about thethehumanhuman to, his or her own opinion.. Let it be , ' business.. they to create a or take someone else's bag from the in If want. mind and why drinkers thinkthewaythink theway Mr.. Burky.. you ' participate , Many times I have wanted to re¬ Burky.lfyoudon'tparticipateIf don't . ! lobby, we can understand the comfortable environment that facilitates : spond either favorably or angrily to they do.. Also , he knows so much fine.. Don't' But get off your high ' -" . , ' . about'theabout the senses so as to conclude (no pun intended ) and -¬ ' allowing browsing and increased sales, then they stories or commentariescC? by Snapper horse let oth bookstore's apprehension$ in , . ; : ' - thatbeercannottastegoodtoanyonethatbeer cannot tastetastegoodgood to anyone. ers alone.. They the risks and ' worrying that j': writerswriters.mmepastwriters.lntliepastthoughIneglected.In thepast , though, Ineglected thatbeercannot know potential tlthieveseves from strolling up and can't have their customers , , ' ' ' ' ' : ' do because laziness or How'canHow can we take such a column the consequences , but it's America.. - Y; : to so of the down the isles.. But if they had any someone may at the moment be walk . . ' ' seriously ? That is what you want to Freedom ofthe presspress.andfreedomio. andfreedomtoand factfJ1 t that. I wasn't moved enough... , , ; ri : , , . , . . - , known as ' it, serious paper ? consume . . : infirmaryunary with their t xt- be a alcohol . respect at all for their customers they ing past the inf text Sometimes I think the SnapperprintsSnapper prints isn't , . ". . ' . ' ' . , < ' 'V' ' ' ' : . " " , : ; " . . . ' . . 1:> - , . : ; ' " ...... :.; Burky'sopinionsonhowtoBurl choose ' Your.Lom peer group"is"'JSJUSt' just . . pressure oc3ks i' , would provide them with a safe and books id storiesjusttoinciteangerinstudentsstories justtojust to incite angerinstudentsanger in students , ' ' ' : . / A ' . : . ; ' , . we'mmeed to '' . as pressureureass ' : : ( rqj friends and .whywewhy we need buy asba4asasbadasthepeerpressureassocnedbad as thepeerpthe peer associatedci.ated. while Retail stores 'tlithe real world often , ' /pl{ #, ! butbbutihat'shIhats' good becauseb apathythy isis'aa / in . secure place to leave their bags . , / - " , " . l A . ' ' " ' some self esteem" seem to indicate with drugs and alcohol. non '; shame and not needed onn aa'a'Ccollegel1ege You're they patronize the store.. askaskpatronspatrons to check their bags at the . , . that he is nottotally satisfied with his , sogiveitup.Theproblemsso giVe . 1beproblems ' campus.. need care and get different itup ; We to to . ' own life and needs to tell everyone , or , people like In the last two weeks , at least two door.. None of them require customers , involved. start get worse whenwh n students have had their backpacks leave them unattended outside.. Student i. My point is: I can't' be apathetic elsehowtoliveornotlivedependingelsehowto live (ornotlivedepending, yourself attempt to tell others wbattowhat to stolen . anymore.. After reading R.. on how you look at it). do.. And by the way , I have a. 3.48. . needs - the way Steven ' from outside the bookstore. One bag Services to evaluate The generalizations he has made GPA, ' president an 'h' - ' : CPA and I'm of oji- Burky's tirade against alcohol and : a 35mm camera.. The - they treat those who keep them in , . dri contained book drug abuse, I to defend the rights are so laden with myths and campus organization , and I drinkk.. had ' - store is being terribly. unconscientious in business. . of those whom the author has at- unsubstantiated opinions thatlhadthatIhad to But I guess I'm still evil and mis ' ! tacked.. laugh... I've seen somevetysome very attractive guided, huh? Buy a clue FirstofFirst ofall, let me clear the ainlamair: I am women drinking beer, and not every GregGregLojfreLclwe* letmeclear airI , by no means advocating any sort (of''f ' . Commentary , - : chemical abuse rather I am defend . Burky's' stereotyping is flawed . : ing the rights the Snapper always . .. seems to stress, those of every To the editor : Jersey water.. That's' reality.. 1 . . A ! review American (religionfreespeechfreereligion ,freespeechfreespeech ,free Mr.. Burky , allow me to introduce ItItrepuIsesmerepulses me whenwhenself-righteo- s I , .). Maybe myself.IamagradaatingseniorwithmySelf. individuals such as yourself : press etc. your editors make " section is self- "The Snapper commentary opinions among our readers.. In order for should think about other's' rights in- an accounting major.. I thoroughly sweeping generalizations about col-colC l-¬ open to the views ofofMUMU students , staff us to present a better balanced and more stead of just the free press ! Yes, enjoy partying, drinking , and amokok-¬ lege lifeUfe.EveryonehastherighttoMs. Everyonehas the riglfttoI is . . . . , , . every . and faculty.." universal paper, we need to hear from drugs are abused.. Yes , they cause ing weekend. From what you or her own opinion on such matters, ' bothhealthandsocialproblemsbothhealthandsocialbothhealth antisocial problems. But;, have said , one would conclude that I but yours seems to be quite naanarrow\v' These words have resided in The them.. \ does this mean that they serve no ' unsuccessfulam , sexuallysexuallyrepressedrepressed , minded. When- you go out and exex-x-- box for Snapper masthead several years We are not soliciting letters responding good purposes ? Does this mean that and woman-less- , I hate to kill your perience a little more about life, youy u now, and believe us, we mean them.. The . articles previously run.. What we want all who consume alcohol are evil and theory , but I have a 3.6. GPGPAA and a may realize that life is not an easy to , , commentary section is a forum in which are fresh and insightful topics that either looking to murder misguided col¬ wonderful , sexy girlfriend, who I game, and people are simply trying umnists ? I think not ! met last spring at a college party andnd to have a good time . If it is handled ideas and opinions can be expressed , have not already been beaten to death or : Whatever Burky's' opinion (and I makemakelovelove to all the time . I have seen responsiblyjseenothingwrongwithresponsibly ,Iseenothingwrongwfthth , discussed , refuted and even bashed.. new perspectives on old issues.. Al- stress the word : opinion ) on liflifee may many beautiful , sensual women at drinking, or a responsible drinker.' . '. Some writers wade into the section and though the prospect of a female Scott be, he should realize that not every- collegellege parties and local bars drink- ; one will share his views and that ingbeveragesingbeveragesmuchharderthanNewmuch harder thanthanNewNew . EJML. ! shine others appear and disappear Garibay scares the hell out of this editor , - - - within . ' ' a matter of weeks. that aggressive style is what we're after.. I . While we have been fortunate in Conversely, we express our regrets to PreacPreachinging takes the edge off of point

- . ' : . However , having received a good amount ofcopy those who submitted letters and columns, To the editor ' Straight Edge beliefs are based on .tionsforthem.However.Idoadmketionsforthem. Ho.veverIdo. I do admire ' ' - You'veseenYou signs andyou'vereadand you 'veread' maintaining 'aa positive outlook and the bold individualsindivid a1s who speak out in the last few weeks, we have also that do not appear in the pages this week. 'veseensigns article , but ask you lifestyle.. In theory, members theirtheiraction-- ackedopinions.IttaK. noticed that a large segment of the We have attempted to include a diverse an I not to be healthy actionopinions It takess offended by Straight Edge.. realize should focus on living by example, a strong will ,to vehemently oppose . I campus seems to be under-represented- menu of topics that will interest the . that abstaining from alcohol is an instead of preacpreachinging self-righteous- the ideas of mainstream society.. on these pages.. Over the course of the greatest number of readers. unpopularunpopularchoicechoice, butformeitis, the values.. Who wants to be lectured on ' IhaveproudlysportedablackXonIhavepro d1ysportedablackXbn ynprinted - only one.. This does not mean that I how to live theirlifetheir life? IIdon'twantdon't' want to my hand for the past three yearsyears.to.to entire semester, only one female student articles and letters will be printed in ' condemn drinkers or avoid parties.. be told whatwbatreligionreligion practiceto , what signify my self-imposed- behavioral has submitted commentary . future issues : a article. as space allows.. Thanks for Most ofmyfriends - ' real- political party to accept, and cer- guidelines.. Since I've' never con- . drink . We know that there are women with writing to us.. ity.. Although I cannotdrinksupport or tainIynothowtainly not how to spend my Saturday sumedsW 1ed alcohol, I don't' know what ignore these actions, I refuse to let it nights.. In mymind, it's' wrong to tell I'm' inissing , hence I feel no tempta¬ affect our relationships.. others what tot do , or to set expecta- don . While many Straight Edge ffol1-- i lowers have never consumed' drugs ' : r Real straight edges are not saints of any kind , some members; are rere-- 0bt nap covering substance. abusers who The Official Student Millersville University Since 1925 , Newspaper of To the eidtor : like agang than groupa ofsaints like needed a life-ensuring- chanchangfc . IhateIhatetorainontorain on Steve Burky's' one- Steve would like us to believe.. Why Sympathizersympathizersmustbematureenoumustbematureenoughmustbe mature enoughh man parade , but straight edges in anyone would want to associate totakeresponsibiliLyfortheiractiOQStake responsibility for theiractioru ;, GREG SWARTZ. Editor in Chief BRIAN FRIEDRICH, Associate Features Editor New York City (where the real ones himself to this movement is truly a whichmeansnotwhichmeansnotabusingoneselfnorwhich means not abusing oneselfnoroneself nor M.. , Adviser , Editor JAMIE BYRNE LEROYLEROYBOYERBOYER Sports are) don't' drink , smoke, do drugs, or mysteryMymystery:. My advice to Steve Burky infringing upon the rights of others. ' JOE VULOPAS , Managing Editor TARA BOYER , Assoc.. Sports Editor have sex.. They do, however, hunt is to put on his big dumb hat and go Advocates should , ideally , strive to SPRINGER , Manager THOMAS E.. , Manager JOE Business KUMCHAK Computer people down like him and his "peer" out and dance to the beat of his own better themselves and live life to thet1&e ' CONNIE SHEPOS , News Editor TODD METZGERGraphics, Designer " . pressure group" ,; (the many pseudo--- personal drum.. fullest. While it's' not possible to te$?e HAROLD McKALE, Assistant News Editor STEVE SEEBER , Photography Editor - . straights ) and beat the living hell out totally happy, why not try? :. RICH SCHMIDT , Commentary Editor MICHAEL FLORA, Associate Photography Editor of them.. This organization is more Jennifer A.. Beatty - . Scott McCabe) J.. SCOTT GARIBAY, Assoc.. Commentary Editortor KIMBERLY KAUFMANN, Advertising Manager ROBERT MANCINI, Campus/Wire Editor MISSY WETZEL, Associate Advertising Manager / : ' . LISA WIKE Features Editor Straight edge offers, a refreshing - r attitude - 4 To the editor : into the suns' - heat. " encompassingheat. ment of popular thought such as this$ It was Kahlil Gibran who said "A And , while the sun may not be for be introduced.. Welcome in the age The Snapper commentary section is open to the views of MU students ,; staff and faculty.. Any opinions or comments relating to . of little knowledge that acts is better everyone , is Steve Burky as -.. it for straightstraightedgeedge. _ J campus , local, national, internationalor issues , or inresponsein response to any editorials , commentaries, orletterstoor letters to theeditortheeditorintheCommentaryintheCommentary " ' thanthanmuchknowledgewhichismuch knowledge whichis idle.. well as the otherallmembers who sub- Steve and the other proponents of section, articlesor in theNewsthe News, Features, Sportsor sections, shouldshouldbedeliveredbe delivered to gurofficepur office in the tudentMemorialStudentMemorialCenterbasementS Centerbasement What marks that separating line - " " ' be scribe to thestraightedgementalitythestraight edge mentality . this life approach deserve applause > $ by: y 5 p.m.. . the Friday before publication. . tween those whopossesswho possess many facts This new waveofwave ofthoughts holds that that Submissions should , and should exceed 500 words.. your number.. for being people who believe be typed double spaced not Please include name and telephone those who know a few is is ' and just a alcohol (among other things) not individuals standingstandingtogethercanstjlltogethercan still All letters must be signed by the writer.. The Snapper reserves the right to editt submissions for style , grammar, space , or other ' person's willingness to ACTon what necessary for one to have an active make a difference in society.. Mote requirements . ... Mere. they know.. The decision to be vocal and enjoyable existence.. \ Letters to the columns written opinions.. editorial board power to them.. editor and by the commentary staff represent only individual The Snapper about one's' personal beliefs takes a Inl991theIn 1991 , the last decadeofthe20thdecade of the 20th . iss responsible for the contents of the editorial. . - thinker from the safety of the shade century , it is high time a fresh move-- BernadetteBernad Ue-M.M.. CCazillozi lo - tJj,) : November 6, 1991 -mt3ff SuairoerUaU1Jtt'. . ' PAGE 3 ' . ciuappt'r' - - , - , ; - - , , _ . ? : . . Willll you graduate in years " : p.W ' . . - four - ' ' ' in. ; : - . . , : :1'0To the editor lower level classes. v education. As stated before this , ' ' > ':: , - You , , On October 31 approximately 30 On October 28 registration began problem is not confined to just psy cantcan't'denydeny it forever ': registration chology but runs among psychology majors stormed and. on October 30 after rampant the ' : ' - , , -Biemesderfer' Executive Center in closed for the day most of the upper different majors.. However , the psy-¬ . . . . AIDS is spreading. and , protest,. of the lack of availability of level psychology courses were chology majors were the first to start killing " - " ". ':neededclassesneeded , classes. Their plight is simi- "closed" By that time majoritya of protests and stand up for their rights.. : won't' get cholesterol from a loved one.. lIarIat to that ofofmanymany other students on thejuniors had not even seen Stayer.. You , as Millersville University stustu--¬ College one , and ' . . are , are eing to is challenge after another the |this campus. AccordingtoDr.CaputoAccording toDr. Caputo Some of these classes needed by dents arenowbeingaskednow asked continue . _ RICH SCHMIDT tests don't' end Friday afternoon.. Many students , approximately( 25025 % of Millersville the seniors to graduate.. The problem the process of protest to attain the Commentary away - University: students do'notdo 'not graduate is that they could not even get into classes that we all need to graduate from home for the first time and in com mand of their own lives fail to recognize the within. the four year period.. How-- these classes and now must pay for , from this institution.. The Psychology , ' dangers and pitfalls.. Alcohol tries their judgment Jever: ever, does this figure account for at least , an extra semester.. Even DeparDepartmenthasDepartmenthasdonesomethingdone something ; they Editors' note: This is the second ofa two part 'those that don't' and quit because though the juniors are not faced with have restricted the number allowed essay on AIDS and college life.. and peer pressure often places them in situations they: cannotcannotaffordafford thefthefifthyearthe frfthyearth year? ItisIt is immediateproblemofgraduationthetheimmediateproblemof graduation, into the major and required a mini- that they would never have dreamed of back in , the sanctity Hometown H.S.. . Driving is not the becomingibecon' ng increasingly difficult to they also need these classes to mum grade point average , but this is Statistics have been accused of lying painting , of ; , only ability impaired by alcoholl; decisions graduate': from some of the majors on progress to their senior year.. The even questionable.. false pictures and being used as propaganda but . ' concerning sex and drugs may also be made too this campus in four years due to the problem is not confined to psychol-¬ By taking action , the psychology one stat that's been coming up a lot lately is that ; , , hastily.. Morals may be lowered , abandoned.. I lack of sections as well as frequency ogy majors only , although this is the majorswerelistenedtobymajorswerelistenedtobyDr.Caputo! Dr. Caputo, approximately 35,000 college students nationwide if not : are infected with HTV , the infection that causes And far too often individuals forget that not only [ of availability.. For example , some worst it has been in a long time.. Dr.. Reighard , and Dr.. Taggie.. We ' . classes are only offered in thefallthefall and ProtestsProtestsduringthe60swereduring the 60s werewereamajoramajor would like to thank them for taking AIDS.. are they trying new things , but that they're trying ; in . - coine I won't' belabor you with numbers , but to put new things with new people.. Having fun at and some . are only offered the part of the times and society. time to come and listen to what we classes of Al , ' . , that figure into perspective , that translates into after parties isn't necessarily going to give you spring+ . Also , there may be only one though the frequency has dwindled had to say.. Now all that remains tubeto be ' , ' :' . : about 14 HIV infected students running around AIDS , and drinking and driving isn't certainly section of that particular course.. there are still occasions whereprotestwhere protest seen are the results of these actions.. , . : Millersville.. And ' willing to bet that few, going to get you arrested.. But it could happen.. Sometimes , if you are lucky , there is needed. We , as students , need to JJenen Abbott I'm if : " any of them , realize they don't' need to be - Like highl gh cholesterol , AIDS is not a problem Irnaymay be two or , three sections.. This take a more active role in assuring Dawn Keevill . con : cemed with IRAs , saving up for a dream house or that is going to just fade away.. And it certainly .'problem deals with both upper and that we get what we need in our JJenen Stauffer ' , i ever bragging about their grandchildren . isn't a disease ofjust homosexual men.. Since . ' Despite the headlines , lectures and safe-sex- 1985 , the reported number of women in Pennsyl-¬ ' ' . still [ campaigns , college students still don't give AIDS vania with HIV had doubled. Women . represent only about 11 percent all cases, the respect iti deserves. College students are not , of but if Night no fun for victim ; ' Mischief ; - stupid.. They know better than to take naps on train it's equality with men that they really want, ; ' - they ' . : the men ran away.. maybe chuckles when think tracks , to snack on poison and to they're well on their way. The World Health To' the editor rat take the . : :1! ' . This is not a response to any ar-- Now , realizeI that October30 is in back , or read this article , or even see , toaster into the bathtub.. But the numbers of HIV Organization has estimated by the close of this - : tides that have been previously re-- fact Mischief Night , so maybe it my face.. No matter what: happens ,; cases are increasing , and people are going to die.. century 30 million adults and an additional10 ' ,' . letter question-- would have been funny to be ¬ ' live with it and they'll' live with . " " million children will infected with . leasedleased.'ThisThis is just a vic- I'll it "AIDS is a disease of choice , argues Sarah , ,. be AIDS. '- ' timized with eggs shaving . However , ' wrong , there ' ¬:= Already , HIV - illness is what actually occurs in thethemindsminds or cream . don'tdon'tgetmegetrneget me Lindsley , Millersville University's related the leading cause Health Infor . _ingwhatactuaIly. . ' related ' ' ' .I it.. me?- , ; " iofofrealpeoplereal people. . I must say thatt I ,almost expected is much anger insideinsi e of but I mation Coordinator.. "Most people are developing of death among Baltimore residents of both sexes : ' time ; Jamawhitemalewhorecentlywas But the fun stopped when the kicks guessldon'thaveguessldon 'thaveanymoretimeanymore than mvHIV infections through risky behavior , and that's' ; , and all races between the ages of 25 and 44.. This assaultedI . On my way back to my kepthittingtting my back , head,, and face.. what I've' given it already to let a a choice.. .. the tendency is to do a lot magicalof , . column is not intended to scare anyone , but that ' jdorm: dorm , Gaige Hall , a group of black Ireally don'tdon'tknowknow what to write.. As bunch of sick guys , who thought it thinkingtl ." The same "It" could never happen to statistic should.. . males chasedmechased me down , shotmeshot me with I sit here with pen in hand , these would be fun to go beat some people me"" mentality causes auto accidents , unwanted . People need to change their attitudes and ,': a fire extinguisher , and then pro-- cowards are on the top of my mind up, inhabit my mind. Besides , I am pregnancies , and failing a 100 level class.. Any of' practices , not in order to make the world a better I to kick me after I had been because of the .I have , - white. I probably wouldn't' under- the above ever happen ? place or to stop the disease but to keep themselves ceeded" headache be to you I failed a class takentaken down , a11120all 120 pounds of me.. cause of the monitored sleep, be- stand. once.. How? I don't' know.. I knew all the informa-- alive.. you'reIf ' going to have sex , you must do so After.After enough damage was inflicted cause of the uneasiness inside ofme.. tion.. .. intelligently.. No one is immune , and the disease . andenoughand enough racial slurs were yelled , To them it wwas just a minute and BillFeeleylVBilliI1 Feeley IV Lindsley likened the problem AIDS the doesn't' care if you get all A's' , you come from a . of to if . problem of cholesterol youyou don't' believe it can wealthy family or if you'reyou 'ore a sharp dresser.. AIDS ' - ' effect you because you can't see it. "You" have a could happen to you , but only if you let it.. It's' Student senator strikes backb ck at Garibay hard time believing that it exists ,'".' she noted.. Both your choice.. ailments can: kill, and either might take its time in , niain in To the editor : derly and controlled.. Since , to my mon occurrence to maintainma his catching up with you... ButunlessBut unless youryourmommom makes RichR &Schmidt is rocommentarynrory editorrforThe rtt ' . knowledge , no senate member has reputation for controversy.. you eat plate afterter plate of eggs and lasagna , you Snapper. ,. I 16 similar sentiments to . Garibay , to be a -' In the October issue of The expressed me Mr. I am proud . ' Snapper" , J.. Scott Garibay.; had fewa or any other officer , I must wonder student senator and I take my job " ' ' things to go Hmmm.... aboutabout.One. . One whatmotivationMr. . GaribaybadforGaribay hadfor very seriously.. Your accusations that ' , : 'point" in particular was why did I get launching such a vicious personal myy actions aremptivatedmoreoutofare motivated more out of ,, ' - ® 'em mentality college appointed as student senate parlia-- attack.. a desire for political gain than out of Rock'em socksock'em for tmentarianm ntarian ? Obviously , Mr.. Garibay The supposed dumbfoundedness a sense of concern for my fellow There"'' is no doubt that man is a competitive animal... hung on the door of one ofmy neighbors.. I read itit and it , does not feel that I am doing a good that I exhibited was no more than students are on a personal level and - and ' . ' And isnoplacewherethisfactismorethere isnoplacewherethis factis more obvious than was completely taken with Marciano's message. . . enough.e 1oughjob.job. common courtesy to afellow senator you do not know me well enough to in the ring.. There is no second place.. Either yyouu win or A liuleresearchlittle research intointoRockyRocky Marciano revealed that he '.. InmyowndefenseIn my own defense , I do not claim making a valid point ofinformation . make such character judgments. . : you lose.. When they call you champ , it is because you was definitely aman qualified to speak on excellence.. AAss :: ; : '..lg(0( ) be an accredited parliamentarian.. Without such helpful participation In your article you state that you don't' lose.. ' - , a boxer he ascended to the highestl position in the sport , - ' . , , However, this is a new position that from senators like Shona Metzger are a senior. PresumablyPresumably"youwi1l. you will ; professional"A" prizefightprize fightcan last forty- minutes.. and he built what I believe to be the most astounding :lhashas been bestowed upon me and I how can the student senate be a soon be entering the workplaceworkpl and That's' a long , time to keep going.. You have to be record in boxing history ; 48 and 0.. , '4hink. itisunfairfor someone who has prominent organization on campus ? findfmdyourseyourself inanewandunfin anew and unfamiliarar - , .. fivementally .thinkitisunfairforsomeone physicallypreparedpared And you have to be pre- Rocky Marciano is the only heavyweight champion to never is shame Mr.. Garibay sees . HopefullyyourHopefully your transi-QSi-- been a member of senate nor It a that environment ourtr :, pared.. ThatmeansyouhavetounderstandpainThat means youhave to understand pain. There is everretirecornpletelyundefeated.Nomaneverbealhimeverretire completely undefeated. Nomaneverbeathim " ' , parlia-- suchsu active participation as.anas . - tionfromstudetionfrqmtionfro student to employee.willbe. - has part " toeI taken h"active an em mstudeot toemployeewillbe r - , . in ' . ; . . ' pain in In running t at.extraextra mile whenw your in ring . a professional . ,that such an senates . " ' training: that the inin.a fight To me - : ' ' . '.-s - your rraentary tobegoocriticriticalal " bar . SenatorSena e ger'.aer in- looti\ s iaot.Ihopq0 , . : mentaryproceduretobe o of Met l.Jsffi \ b 1tjr k r . "ment tobe barrassment that , . " procedure smenl x Mergers . bfeJ&X&itAis . ni'? b9i* i legs feel like logs.. In the dull monotonous grip ataHheJlJ.e achievementt is absolutely incredible.. Rocky Marciano < ' '. ' 1d3mp ' & < ! ? ° . : : : { r's &eor1l 1'' ; ' employers tv y . - bmyl13f performance three pput is'rib different frorathaDwhichtharthanwhiwluchh employersgiyeypumoreofacriancegiyeyoumore&achance& e !I - - ' afterronl5 , light bag heavy . , . greatest ( ' and the bag But there is a is boxing's hero , bar none.. Mohammed Ali differentfrom thebeaw : . . . . it reason. . . there . . . . - ' : - .: " . . ; ' . . . > ' ' ' . . ' ,. : - tfiaanyou1 a 1 1 : ' ' " , 'J . ; , have given , . "meetings.me tings. Contraiy1aMtContrary la-Mr. Garibay'sG rib y's has beenen expressed to parliamentar than yououhav hieme. " J momenfyou s p ili gyou; ] 1owsdefeat.. ' ( , r Vj-- ., ThemomeutyoustepintotiieringyouThee mo o step into the iiring , you "kknowsmows defeat) ' l ' ',, ' * i 'r f .:opinion. , feel that II'am qualified to ians in'thein the past ,, yet Mr.; GGaribayribay' I I { ' ' ; know it was worth . Ifyou've pushed Now you may be wondering what relevance '( it . a student senate meeting or-- chooses to use this relatively - Beth'SahtnBeth'SBeth Sahmhio ' keep com , ' yourbodymtoitsbestshapelhere'soneyourbo yint ?itsbestshapethere'sone, sone the success of a lone boxer has to liflifee at MU.. To . . , ' .., " . . : , ' thing less toworry; about. Maybe it will me it has great relevance.. Marciano , as I have give you one minute's' more stamina.. saidpiaforwardafonnulaforsuccessaformulasaid , ; , ; ' That minute can win you the fight. that worked for him in the ring, but can work for with Snapper . " ' still . Greekreek alumni bitter "Then there'sther 's' the fear. That's always us in college.. -,. . turned to the next page where was more ¬ -.To the editor : ' when I found that thel,473$ , wasmorewas more than there.. You're' not in the ring to demon Marciano'sformulaisMarciano'sMarciano'sformulaisbasically' fonnulais basically lrealizeyour) " , I am a recent graduate of I discovered. "Congrats to Queens was raised bylastlast year's' winner , and strate your courage.. You are in there to owndesiretowin,2)prepareyourselfphysicallyowndesire towin,2)prepareyourselfwin , 2)prepareyourseIfpbysically) physically . - " ! H.Millersville University and recently Greeks.. This headline seemed very was themthe mosttanyany winner ever raised win the fight So you handle the fear, andmentallytowin,3)useyourfeartodriveyouand mentally to win , 3)useyour3))usa your fear to drive you paid a visit to friends there.. I was inappropriatetomeinappropriate tome. WhyWhywouldwould you Ladies and gentlemen oftheSnap-the Snap- maybe even use . It's' out of sight , to win , and 4)) to completely commit your mind " " it quite dismayed , to say thetheleastleast, when "Greeks"yetnottheLandesmentionmention"Greeks" yetnottheLandes per, I have a few suggestions.. Get somewhere behindyoubehind you, but ifyou'reyou 'renot' not and body to winning.. The formula is as sound I picked up a copy of the Snapper:. Residence Hall nor Phi Sigma Pi . your facts straight and give credit completelyprepareditpopsupinfrontofcompletely prepared , itpops up in front of whenappliedwhen applied to college as itisit is tototheringthe ring. IIcould "'' SigmaPiPi rep National Honor Fraternity , whichwl is ' TheheadIinereadThe headline read Phi his. where and when it is due.. Also , you and then you're finished.. J.. Scott Garibay lay down instances and analogy where I have ' ! ¬ J. ., . ."'' organization , distinc ' -" :9..fOwn:crowned. charity queen , GreatGre I am not a Greek a wouldn't a great ; story to '" complete , " . . t.I. follow To win takes commitment seenaperfectplaceforthisformulatobeseenaperfectplacefor thisformulato be applied , . , , , brother of this" COED National obviouslytion missed by ignorantan Homecoming be an article onPhion Phi . ' - -Ja- 'a of mind and body. When you can't make that commit but I think each of you would have your own personal ",. ' - _ Honor. l1op )Fraternity , so ,this was excel- staff member.. Miss Kreichelt was SigmaPiNationalHonorFraternity? " ' . ment , they don't' call you champ anymore.. instances and analogies.. entientnewsntnewsnews ! The huge disappointment the only Greek queen , and you even this organization happens to be the ' Powerfulwordsfmmapowethdman.RockyMarcianoPowerful wordsfromapowewordsfrom apowerfulmanu1man.Rocky. Rocky Marciano , I hope this excerpt can be as valuable to you as it has . was. )was the picture which. accompanied failed to mention that she is a sister of oldest fraternity on campus and has '< fonnerformerundefeatedheavyweightboxhigchampionoffonnerundefeatedheavyweightundefeated heavyweight boxing championof the to me min winning at the game of college.. So when you ' - - ! ' , thisarticle-apictureofthis article-- picture ofa Alpha Xi Delta sorority II.. wouldn't contributed not only to this campus world , said these words in a very important speech on have togototogoanothergo anotherhourat4another hour at4at4a.m.. . to finishyourpaperfInish yourpaperyour paper due - am . ! war " contestntest Wouldn't' itithavebeenmorehave been more call that good newspapercoverageofnewspaper coverageofcoverage of and to charity but to the community what i to be number one.. His words are a that day , '"' ' reason . ' wbatittakestakest tobenumber blueprint remember theres a for itit" ,; and logical display . , ' , honorable warto a ,a story. Moreover this article stated as wellwellCheckweU.CheckintoPhi:. into Phi Sigma . of success ;, a formula for superiority.. SigmaPiPi Its , picture ofofththe queen and the runners- thatJhel,473.00raisedbyPhiSigma$ , . Pl SigmaSi worth it, and so are they ! IIwaswalkingbacktomyroomwas walkingwalkingbackback to my room when I sawthissaw this speech J.. Scott Garibay is the associate commentary editor. . ;Jtup?!? Raising $$1,473.00, . for charity Pi was "barely" great enough to fend 9pp Raisin8.l,473.00. " . .: ' " Itsis18 no small feat andand'shouldshould be con- off theIhefirstrunner-up"first - atl,009.00.at $1$ ,009.00., . . Linda Rae Stauffer : :": up" - "sjderedid rcd; very wonderful and quite great enough ? was $464 Barely. It $ ' incredible.. Obviously , it would at greater , which is quite a deal more ' : Ohplease, . you . Editor'snoteEditors note Oh.please.WetrytoOh please.WeWetry to It's what - learn outside class that counts , seem more noteworthy than than a bare minimum ! In fact, had , : - least a be . and congratulate them and company but my primary purpose at accepted to Millersville at first ' ' nice be .tug-of- - contest ! you done more quality research , or MU is graduate ! ¬ .. . , war this is the thanks we get.. Check into BRIAN FRIEDRICH to and succeed cause of average grades and no acac-- " tugMy disappointment did not end newspapercoverageyouwouldhavenewspapernewspapcrcoverageyocoverageyouwouldhave, wouldhave The Snapper.. ' ! And I (you may differ tivities in highl gh school ! It's worth it Commentary with me if " . ' . . , . . you want) learn more Not only should participation - . . . from working . o'' . , " ' ' ' be After reading the last issue of the on the Snapper , on Ville View come important , but attendance to ' ' . , Snapper , I pondered five articles : (MLU.'s. . 's T.V.. . Show ), and on "Moon" certain events is also significant-it- :: spect , is a two coin;, so respectpec YQ , re yourself " Respect , , sided, , rself " - ( . ' " ' - Eric Dixon's' "BSU caps off Home Children" the next student theater gives anotherperspectiveanotherperspectiveonlearninganotherperspective on learning y' - , To: ' the editor :. that dressing in such sexually sug- upper thighs are in plain view ? comingwithrapfest"MattHengey'scomingwithrapfest"coming withrapfest"", MattHengey's production ) than I do in my classes ! A person who attends a symphony , - " ' ' >: " . ' gestive give of Think , . is " " , , . ' . waysways will all sorts aboutit students. Respect "Celebrity Squares" and "Miller's I'm not saying classes should be playaplay.alecture.andatennisgamearea alecture andandatennisa tennis game are .. The dominated ? a two-sided- . :' " -.. , ¬ The issue that has ' the signals to men coinIfIfyoudontrespectyou don'trespect forum' for alumni" , andScottand Scott tossed in the nearest garbageg dis- more informed than the person who - ' ' dis- . news. this past week of the need for WhyWhyshouldshould astudentastudentattendcIassesattendclasses yourself , dodoyou,you think others will? Garibay'sGaribay's"Twofreshmenelected's "'Twofreshmen'Two' freshmen elected to penser , I'm sayings ying you need the sits in front of the TV watching Tiny , ' - " - r ,respect between men and women wearing a t-shirt that is so mutilatedd I suggest we all get serious about ' MU student senate" , and his list of hands- experiencee rience as well as the Toons.. lebrings!rings to a, related issue; the around the neck as to be literally theJeneed, need to shoshow respect toward one " " : mind. "Things that Make you go hmmm" . book experience.. I recently attended a bad Regional ''jieed .women to show respect for fallingofffalling offQffherher shouldersiRecentIy? a another.. A greater abundance this I want to , '" ,peed forforwomen . of The1irstfourmadesubstantialThe firstfourmadefirst fourmade substantial points If write theater or movie Theater production The Miracle - ' . . ' , young woman in very ingredient . ! " j .their-their'own.gender.own gender came to class in modem life would and the ffifthth one waswas..just. .just. Scott critiques for majoramajornewspapera newspaper (The Worker. . My acting teacher , Mamie ' through this campus , shortshortcutoffswearinglacyunderwearcutoffs wearinglacywearinglacywderwearunderwear certainly in " " - .. As I walk , I certainlyresultinfewerresult fewer divorces and "The turnout wasn't' good" , "I" Chicago Tribune ) or a major maga- Brennan , at Harrisburg Area Com .wsee.tooimany, - ' - .''Seetoo-many'examplessee toamany examples of inappro- , two inches longer than the shorts.. sufferingthe that accompanies them.. would have liked more of a ", zine (Time), I must be prepared to munity College said , "You" can learn , ' , , crowd - , ' " : priate dress. among the femalestu-female , stu-- Why bother wearingjeanswearing jeans when thee t'sjustasbamemorepeopledidn't' justt a shame more people didn't' hand them something concrete (Like as much , maybe even more , from a ' , Its ! ' ' _1 . ' 'ththese women realize holes in themthem'aresoaressoo large1 arge parts ofthe Kontavis show " "'' all the reviews ." .identss_dents Dont Daphne up" and Rarely do student and previews I wrote bad production as a good one. . , body referendums held by the senate for the Snapper ) because they ' , The other side of the spectrum is , - won't ' get - excuse language , " the participation of even 10 per my give a dang rewarding thepersontheperson whohaswhohas put the , ' ; , . " manyjournalismmany journalism ., w, cent of those eligible to vote.. about how courses effort forth to complete projecta . . . . ' IF ZIiAT ' !! ! : ! . IFTHSrYW30tl.3PuJH&tOO OIL. PILlING& l " .. There are many student activities I took When student senators have a law , BDSHWuiaSEHDlHBIISII'HOOIJS) lDIH! . , 4 ' ¬ ' " t - ; " ; ' and events held on campus , and This alsoworksforotherworks for other activities- that passes , they want recognition if : . no- ' " TES body evereverreaIIyreally wants to participate including The School Senate' , the Steven R.. Burky writes a commen- ., or watch any exceptofthemexcept- maybe radio station and sports : "But" Sir , tary , he wants recognition ; if the sports and fraternity type things (I eventhoughlneverplayedanysportseventhoughIneverplayed any sports , Marauders's' defense players do an ' . confess , I'm not a major sports fan- IIdidcompleteSportsdid complete Sports 101 all thewaythe way outstanding job , they want recogni- that's' whylwriteforfeatureswhyl writeforfeatures ). There up to 501.." tion and if theMillersville Choir sings .. ' are movies , plays, concerts , and lec-- My favorite one : their hearts out, they want recogni- : " turesoncampus-all- thathavethe - Graduate "Yes I would like to be tion.. They , along with everybody , + " rl less attendance that "New" Kids On yourpublicyour public relations person.. , want a reward-they- want an audi- . F . II the Block"". Interviewer : ¬ . , At school , what acac-- ence.

This is, a state school higher tivities were you involved in ? Two students just recently started , of " :'0 , . ' " learning , where almost everybody is Graduate : Every night I made running two wonderful comics strips determined to become a teacher (At rounds inmyinmy donndormbuildingbuilding , keeping for the"Snapper"" ": They havedecidedhavedecidecidedded . .. . least everybody I talked to), and in touch with my friends.. totobecome involved , they will X " a receive . . . , , . ' mind : - .. , , teachers should be open to Interviewer What type of subjects an audience (their fans), and the fufu- -i-. ' " " everythuig-notpartyingandhanging- and did you discuss ? will , : . hanging ture be standing at the door . . , ' notpartying . outinthe tiI1threeintill : ! . . outinthedonntillthieeinthemomingominthedorrndonn three in the Graduate The average ready to be opened , along with every t. , . . . , . , morning . . ( - . Deciding , , . to skip There is no doubt in my mind , that other participant " . ' * ' : ' ! - . . " to lack ofrestrest). going to hired , ' of he's be :r- ; . " . , ' , With the few people I hang out in TheperspectiveemployerwillTheperspective employer will look Brian Fredrich is associate fea- , , thedormswithIreallytheth dorms with , Ireally doenjoydo enjoy their atyouratyour grades and ; ' . . , due activities I wasn't tures editorforThefor The Snapper. : - : , " ' : . . . . . - : , i ' ! - , ," . . . . ; r. PAGE4 t kfo&tiappr&inappttnttppt*r November 6,19916, 1991 , r. " v * . . , . - . . ' . _ -n. ft j

. Dixon and his readers fail to consider issues on same. level -:. ., ' - - When one closes / mind , one dies.. This simply Don't pick out my small inferences and deny my effects of the mental and emotional pummeling Afri which , even today, has an educational and societal ::. means that if one resistshisnew perspectives and refuses points.. Donot question the legitmacy ofmy perspective cans in America were forced to weather.. They will not system which more resembles a conspiracyconspi 'acy' to destroy x* < . . . . * antithesis , they will cease to. develop.. If you never and you might learn something.. I am a African Ameri- recognize the need to repair the damage done and teach the young black male than it appears to attempt to . *. . change your mind , ormodify your perceptions from the can with ethnic pride , and I am against racial supremacy our young to love themselves by advocating an educate or enhance them.. - time vouareyOU are twenty-one- totoyourdeathyouyourdeathyour death , you actually died in any form. The media has propogandizedpropo dz! the pepercep-p-- Afrocentric line of thought.. It is incomprehensible to To those who disagree, I sayfmesay fine. But dondon't'tdisr' , disregardgard - - when you were twenty-() . tion that anything pro-black is anti-white.. some whites why African decendants are damaged by my perspective as ridiculous and unfounded without at / Life is a learning process , a continual This is a grave misconception. . Eurocentric (and anti-African- ) educational and societal least exploringmytotalexploexploringngmymy total messageforyourownsakemessage for youryourowriown sake. For " process of being exposed to knowledge of The history we learned in high school was teachings.. without struggle (orconflict ) there is no progresss.. If you - bleached.. It was nearly all white (except in whites will concede , insist on denying yourself opportunity to explore a allkindsall kinds. Wemust be open enough Many that racism exists but I the to at leastmindedaccept a different perspective or February ). Slavery was taught as something exaggerate the severity.. But this is expected, since their conflicting viewpoint , you will be denyinmg yourself ¬ ,2, ;' . ideas as legitimate.. that starteds inAfrica and was simply perpetu- people are not the ones being persecuted. theopportunitytogrowthe opportunity to grow andandbetterunderstandyourownbetter understand your own . . I have come under some fire these past atatedd in America.. But they did not say that They say I do not tell the whole story.. What happened ideas.. ' two weeks from whites who accuse me of these two forms of slavery were different.. I to our history ? When will they tell us the whole story? oversimplification and generalization. . If condone niether , but one was used as an Some wouldratherIsaysomethingpositiveofwould rather I say somethingpositivesomething positive of aasociety Eric Dixon is.ais.a Snapper reporter. my inferences to a historical event or statis-¬ alternative to execution, where they allowed maintain their family , tical figure are too vague for the reader I the slaves to unit (if , would encourage that reader to investigate there wwasas one ), were eventually accepted into 1 , . statementinthe question.. AlsoIhaveyetto, the community of their captors (slavery ini Teachers , schools need more money slander or defame any individuals , I have Eric Dixon Africa) ; while in America they destroyed our At the end of an Air Jordan - these professionals be I spoken on a societal level.. I have no inten-- sense of family , executed and castrasted our com Where would ' - gesting that perhaps teachers' salas . , . - . . everything ' said.. men , robbed us of our culture, and still refuse to accept mercial , Michael (Jordan incasein case ______, _ without teach ' tion to offend , but I stand behind I've > enough so that'somethatth somesome : . ries be\ e high of intothesocietythe society. DidourancestorsknowthefatetheyDidourancestorsDid our ancestors know thefatethe fate they youliveinsomeremotecountyyou live in someremote county in ers? : My critics say whites are not the only ones to commit us into -- ... " " th t Pennsylvania were no type of If my article them = the "some of them that injustices in history.. I have never denied this , however sent us off to? I would argue that they did not.. work night ' . ) - have to-doto donotneedtoworknightnotneed to media enters .. tells kids from his seems confus ' is white society which oppresses African Americans , The amazing thing is not that we were subject to the - : it - jobs to make ends meet. , oppression ; the amazing thing is that : front row seat in a elementaryelem ntary . ing and circu :' miseducatesand ouryoung.. lamI am concernednot with the torment and we " I do not mean to undermine the . , come this school classroom to "stay in larlaritprobably, it probably injustices committed by others if those atrocities do not survived. However we did not out of more . ' " ' - importance of the countless other , . " s ' - ( than 350 years of constantconstantmentalmental battering and societal school.. Mostwouldsaythatthis is.. This is be ' pertain to my topic racism and the oppression of than350 ' jobs whose salaries are significantly ,; is good advice.. disagree. think cause I cannot " America . oppression unscathed.. Many whites underestimate the. I I . ' African decendants in ) :, teacher.. The is advice.. Jordan makes higher than that of a it great fmdtheperfect ; ' " salaries , about three million dollars per ' waytoway to express problem is not with those ' , ' , for they are generally representativereprese tative . year in base salary from the - :, _ my Chi _ feelings , -- - . the work done.. The salaries of the : is, , - - -- of MU cops Skateboarding a crime cago Bulls and additional mil abouttheissueabout the issue ' : teacher need to be increased to also . lions from his advertisingforsuchadvertising for such . I am discuss-- ' ' ;:. . reflect the being done.. Not only , as . JohnLindholmJo Lmdholm . job you can understand where yes, I would have deserved to be companies GatoradeandNike. ing. I cannot ' so that the teacher's' salaries to - CHRIS SPADA " school ,"' he says.. Other figure do need be . . "Stay in out why I'm' coming from.. IIjustpaidjust paid ahun-a hun- hassled with these citations, but I : . money CoCommentarynJary ' athletes convey to thethepublicpublic thefthefactthe factct teachers are continually paid such raised , but the amount of dred andandfiftyfIfty dollars , yesyes.ahundred, hundreda wasnt. allocated to the schools from the ability to read is . than Today was too perfect. The - andfiftydollarsbecauselwantedtoandfifty dollars , because Iwanted to I should probably get an awardforaward for that the essential significantly lower salaries the - " tem " "' ; government for supplies and im-- : . "Stay" in school, reading is fun- professionals who made it to their perature was moderate, the skies mail my girlfriend a letter.. Poor, my conduct, not punishment I am ' : " provements tomakeeasiertotomakeeasiertliejobofmake easier thejobofof damental."Afewoftheathleteswho positions aided almost exclusively were partly sunny , the breeze was innocent me was skateboarding to very curtious to fellow pedestrians " ' the teacher needs to be increased to ' these suggestions might . athletes who stress warm , andtonightisjustand tonight isjust as gorgeous the post office so that she would and I never create potential danger made have by teachers. These " " , helptheseteacherseamtheirnewlyers theirnewly _ helptheseteachers"eam"theirhelp theseteacl earn . ' . used school as simply a training theimportantoftheiniportantofschoolingschoolingschoolingalsomakealso make : . with exceptiontheexcepi onofthefactthe fact that it's receive the letter the following day.. ininthetrafficsituationinthetrafficthe ttaffic situation. AmiAmlacriminalacriminal ' (hopefully ) increased salaries.. , . , . ground and a direct route to their between fifty one.hundredone . hundred times no longer sunny.... but that's' what ThelastpickuptimeisThe lastpickup time is5:00andlgot5:00: andIgot for enjoying a recreational activity ? : My final pointpoint.is. is somewsomewhatat of a . , 1 night'll' do.. : . I dropped my In the eyes of the Millersville professional sport And despite this more money perperyearyear than teachers.. there at about 4:55. sidelight.. The next time one would theycannotstressenoughtheimpor-cannotsiresscannotstressenoughenough the - ? . It's' a spectacular night to enjoy letter in the box and left togobacktq goback to Borough, yes , lamI am acriminal. . Their they impor Howow can this possibly make sense ' "' ' - like dispute the Robin'" lJood"like- activity.. could go a I ordinance was established 1965, tance of graduating and literacy.. I think everybody has heard aapar- Hood' physical I for my dorm room.. On my way back in (thank you Dr.. Kreider ) policiesof " " . These athletes put the responsibility entcompl ain about the behavior and jog , ride aabike , throw afootball with was "busted" . for breaking the when skateboarding was an egg complain ' the politicianspoliticians'suchsuch as Jim Florio , . . - - , what they seem to think is very rearing their chil my roommate , take a walk , skate Millersville Skateboard Ordinance , about to hatch. Simply because it , . for the difficulties of * takethisintoaccountBetweenl980take this into account : Between 1980 -, : importantwhethertheydoordonotimportant (whether they do or donot dren.. Well. , duringdW 1g the school year , . board , or I could.... hold on, back an ordinance wasn'twasn'taware' aware of, and was, and is, a new sport that ;, . I of the ' 1988PresidentReaganreducedand , . ? , authorityflguresknowlittleabouUtauthority figures , it .. is not the issue here and not answer- teachers arguably see one's children up.. .. did I say skateboard Why it was not posted anywhere.. My knowlittle about spending onprotection programsformsfor . spendingonprotectionprqgr . ' ! ' that.. ! - . able by this writer ) on the teachers of . morethanmore than thechild's' parent actually that's illegal I shouldn't do I fault? NOT The fine for skate was outlawed. This is the case in poor children and poor by families. , America.. These teachers are a does.. These teachers play parent to, could causeca se potential fun, and none boardingboardingwaswas filtydollarsfifty dollars. TheotherThe other may towns across the United States , ;i group - * 10 billion dollars.. This directly af- '. ? - " " ) . salary about some cases , thirty children atoneat one of us want that to happen, do we hundred was for expressing my in- the"meltingpotofthe melting pot oftheworld"the world (not who had an average of insomein t1 : fectstheeducationofthesechildrenfects e education ofthesechildrenthese children.; . . ? 1990.. Can . are responsible , " Well, on with my list of things to nerfingertoapolicenerfmger to apolice officer. Wrong They feel that skateboarding is . 30 thousand dollars in time. The teachers ; is ir - . During the same period, Reagan in' . T . ! i not , . do.. I could sit by the pond with a NOT dangerous to thetheyouth.youth. So is . anybody else see the paradox here? whether one wants to admit tor : . jogging admititor creased spending on defense by 1.9. - friendandtalkfriend andtalkc.. OfcourseOfOfcourseIcouldn'tcourse , Icouldn't' I find both of these laws to be (ask Jimmy Carter) but that doesn't' In our society, probably be- for some of a student's' values and . - trillion dollars.. If somebody could use any hand motions. . I might acac-- direct infringements upon my - stop me from enjoying , also.. cause I think most would agree morals.. Teachers arear , ergo, a very free that this is at , logical , ' - explain how all . , vocations are aachild'supbringing.child 's' upbringing . So * cidentallycidentallymakemake an obscene gesture dom of speech and my pursuit of Our authority figures oughtou t' to the most prestigious voca1 :ons largepartoflarge part of . please seek me.outme . out and share this . . . . and that's' illegal also.. Oh, well.... if I happiness.. Laws are established to practice what theyey preach.. They , lawyer and doctor.. ' This is most do they not deserve a little more 'J': knowledge.. " ¬ ' ' ' , " . they are currently given . ' were to cuss verbally it would be ok the rights , preach freedom so they ought to :.likely because of theth salaries respect then protect ofAmericans not rere-- If the rich cannot afford to give a : ? . " . can the importance I suppose, or would it Do I really toviolatethem. NeitherofmyNeitherof my actionsons allowallowusfreedomallowusfreedom.Theypreachaboutus freedom . They preach about :, ceived , their position in the "public by society. How "< : * little to the poor (which is Florio's' "'' " : . " ' havethefreedomtoexpresshave the freedom to express myself! were in any way inconveniencing the melting pot" , so they ought to : :_.I, eyeye , and the amountam unt of schooling of the teacher's job be so belittled " ), then can . _ ' general policy how the. '- ? . . ' I. This is the States , isn't it? Or public as my disorderly conduct allow , and ,:; i required.Yes. , the amount o and , : theUnitedUnited the new ideas peoples ac?! . required . Yes ofschool. underestimated ' poor possibly survive ? . ¬ . ,, , may , , . . as . s L . lawyers must aannotam it m y insinuat did Wednesday to melt into our , required. and I not seem - I wake up last citation stated. tivities tomeltintoourtomeltintooursocietycietyrathe, rather Doctors ' ; .. morning aparallel universe where shunning . , .j. schooling well after they ing that teachers should make three , mortmominginaparallelin Had I been knocking into people than and punishing them.! ; continue , : " Lindholm is a SnapperSf1tlPpersti:4l, + John : staff , ...... r ' : . . , . . . " * . . : , everything is oppositeopp s ? , . , disrupting traffic racing along ,. )14haveave achievedie e theireY jundprgraduate.mA Tgr mimillion1iop.dollars.a. dollarsq ! yyear : as do.somedo somee, , '' . ' . " ; Y* : , ,. ' , or or : . , . . ear.as los ' . - , . a ' : '- ;rav# . . . ,'" ' ' ? ' iffi . "colcolumnist1i1nist. ' ' . . 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. : : : ; ;' : ; ;! ;; ! ;: : ::; :1j ; :1 : ; (ii ! jj ; : : ; : ! ;i ;: ! ! ! t : 1f i ; ; ! iijli1: ; j 1j1f,1rll 1 'lij ! ! ! ! 'j i : I : : : ; ! ( ; : : : t ; : , ' ff 'J Bii ifj : . ' ...... ' ...... , ...... j . . . .} . . . . I. . } " . . . . ' . ' " . + ; ' : . Studenttliderst senate unanimously .IS: mIJ@ed.'D.@ lelS Car wdkers damage car $otllCone wa1kedovr 197 MuraparkcdaIonJaineSt on. Th rbe1ons o Wivers fwrnntowit endorses freshman seminar Anyone wo ny 1ave olservedIis th car watkug'' sometime I , ] > - between % m and$ 9p.aip. ni,. wgedis to ctmtactMlMat #71-437 . . ' , " . " . " , ponent oftheof the freshmen seminar for : .. . . ' Y : BY J. SCOTI ARIBAYG , \ : \ several years, and a force in trying : . \ .' ' . " ' ' . IjEi Snapper StaffStaffWriterWriter , , , totogetget the class passed... Q1nhmna1 miscHef window smashed /\fi\'Y'\V, . . . ' " - * ______, . : && . _ jfi.1.. . _ * . : . . ? ' . - j A . . ' . " ' * --1 ,: in / : H"/'/ "The freshman seminarS is not an A- i g : / t avabof$10G$ , was jpjported broken The MU Student Senate voted experimental ' ' . . . class that hasnt wUparked neat the Uwversity Store on OcE 13v Patricia . - ' , . M unanimously to endorse the fresh ' , . ; proven itselftselfinin other universities ,'" from ' , . . re1xien ot M111SVil1e XCOtCd nothm a stoIn her , > . . ' . ¬ , . : c man seminar'aa program which re-- Anttonen . re : , Anttornsaidn.saidsaid.: . - \'t . . " - cently faculty senate , ' ! < died in be Howard"fl rardUniversityUniversity has had a _ < :: V , . K ., support.. \ . cause of lack of freshmen seminar for 33 years.. Sen. Beth Sahm introduced a bill Today- theirfreshmentheir freshmen seminar has a Anth pack takes hike * at the senate's' Oct.. 31 meeting auau--¬ quarter ofaofa million dollar budget.." A navy bTh Estpack fMpaclcs and its contents valued at thorizing the executive council to Anttonen said . that more than nire than. $$100, werrported stolen around 9 4 a in from the " . " " . , " * . Ja&t&ed& & . draft a letter to the faculty senate 1,000, schools across the United $torae at h bookstore. ThT contents personal ' ara declaring the senate's unanimous States have freshman seminars. . $, QtebOOk MdaUaitnnencra$ 1fthbakpalcwa . * . . , . . ' § : support for the freshman seminar. . . . . The relationship between students taken- % ifc ijot$ pleaplease) mumjtreturn ft tott MtJ Mice. It belongs to ' * *aeefl- - - - * .i. > - " . " - r . . . * * * iat" " ' Before the student senate voted . ' c-j " and their advisers is one area where " . PaNofMflerssifle- ,-XX % > < & < on endorsing seminar , Sahm , _ & ? &s&v"W& & " ' - , the ' the freshman seminar could really * . : . ' . . presented . speakers to inform , said.. two /'i ? . / \ A41 Prarikters nail po1ice ' " / the senate about the seminar.. Dr.. : help. Basically"BasIcaUythe"'Bas y, the advisers say that ItiQnt - , nails In th tirea an Ralph Anttonen , MU retention of The.tudntsthestudthe:.studentsnrs aren'tar ' willing to come : seeI f " . n't : : ' on npu - k . rt 8e' Ot onnnity is ficer and professor of develop : in to be advised , and the students uiceJpoh * * : . .Jw . : a tj y dangerous mental studies , and Nancy - say thatthatwhenwhen they do go in they 4nk iextremi as cruisers Tb441att4xn *b used in speed driving| aandd are regularly used HungHungerfordrfordord , afaafacultyulty senator, gave don't' ;getg t helpful advisement ," bti for . . ' response Mynofie with informationMformatloaabCHtt. abon.t. the mciih.e. short , and then - Antt nen. . "' presentations an Anttonea said. This course could . ererii1 the seminar.. ¬ ! a * MvRor1aip 7i4O62 sweredquestionsswered questions about be one step in alleviating this prob- ! 4I : " ¬ "The freshman seminar is a spespe-- lem.." > cial' program which is aimed at i.. Anttonea expressed frustration ; Studeiits make In halls . : noise aiding undecided students and aboutwhyabout why: there is to j opposition the iinUackre11Hem, , : ; andLegbtocMfl1an were freshman who may have difficulty freshmen seminar in the faculty " dt1 ad released for Thsorderly Conduct foIlowm an inctdent adjusting to collegecoll ge life , : senate and upper administration. . : reorteUnHufl Hall wheagin pofmen wereiibserved runnhi . " Hungerford said.. . "I anHired . - . fightingof behind the , 9 03 p m.. : " thelalis distwbn t . . 3 : ' ' > , photo J.. Scott Garibay , , % . % The"Theclasswill"Theclasswillteachstudentshow" class will teach students how SnappcrpbotobySnapper by scenes. 1 wantWantthisthis issue out inthein the ; C4. . rin . ' tb "' Retention officer . Ralph! Anttonen addresses senate esplahgfag open ," . ; to be a good advisee. :, HungeHungerfordord offkerDrDr the student , ? : said Anttonea. his support for the proposed freshmen seminar. . , . ' said.. "It" will also address other. is-is- A public debate on the freshmen YUd1S get sevth years bad luck

' < , ; , reprtedtbat.sometune. sues such asleadershipnoteas lleadership , note taking serainarissomethingthatseminari& 'SOJDethingthatAnttonenAnttonen i M1brarecnfl4eH1ir . - and choosing a major, values. . thing anfresbm .; . favors mat smtdmghtonOct.Munownpersenavmdalisecfttervth1cle.. . library use health teach thingasanfeshmanekctivecoufsenel ive saidsaidheflworsandthatwouldallowhe aid would allow , and values associated with drugs, Thomas said that a form of the ' You'"' Hungerford[ ] said that the for open , honest discussion.. The ilamg was estimated at apximatc1y $$100 Two wiper alcohol and relationships. ." freshman seminar already existed course would not bbe required of Several senators spoke in favor &$ < wbkfl oflgwfthairiwflifrtr$ . Sen.. Tac Thomas questioned in the earth science department. . freshman, buthowbut how could thecourse of.ofthe- the freshman seminar during the _ Hungerford onthethevaluesvalues that would Some'"4Somefrcshmenaregettingfreshmen aregetting stuck be elective if freshman don't' do questions and answers part of the

. be taught in the seminar.. in an earth . science course where their own scheduling ? Their meeting.. "Exactly" what kindkindofvaluesofvalues will they think they will be learning schedules are already determined Senator Brandon Sherman , An- Economic expert : " be taught in this course.. I mean is earth science, but really their for them for the .9firstt year here," drew Lingenfelter, Chris Mengel . this course going to pound more learning about alcoholal ohol and sched- Knox said.. andDoyleand Doyle Gray all spoke favorably " " values into the freshmen ? Thomas uling, Thomas said.. HungerfordHunge ord explained how the for the freshman seminar , urging ' . - Mexico's said.. In response , Hungerford again freshman seminar waswasjugglcdjuggled be other senators to vote for senate time has " . "No" , the values part ofthethe course would not be the tween different committees in the endorsement the . of said that values . of class. is really minimal.. It wouldjustwould just be courses' primary focus.. faculty senate, neverreallynever really gaining In other senate news : : one small part of a much larger TheThefreshmanseminarfreshman seminar, according the momentum it needed to be Sevenseats. .- are currently vacant come for free . " said.. senr1W. trade curriculum , Hungerford totoHungerfordwillHungeHungerfordord , will notnothearequiredarequiredbe passed.. . on the senate , and elections to fill , , . .' - " ' ' ' - ' ' ' . " " , Sen.. Shona Metzger asked if the forfresbm'enbutann, but an elective "' freshman seminar has , them be'neld ' S ' bloc as in the European CommuC mmu-- course forforfresbmfreshmen been themwill senates. The will be'beld at the . . . ' ; , ' : . ; ; ' . ' ' . , . . ' , - ' . " ' ' ( . . . < . ' : I . ' ...... ' ' : ...... L \ , ' , . .13 . 'J- ' ' - -' ''" ' J , -: - .. . - 'O ' 'ilS' ' .i values segment of the freshmenfreshI 1en coursecourSe .' " 'J' " ""' ' ' "'' ' 'J fiveyarsfivefiv years inthein the making here at Nov.. meeting14 : --A- "-1"-- "' BYHAltOLDMcKALEBYIIJI JDMcKALE nitnity)'; butasbut as an insurance1suranc policy' iitin . . The . . , " ' Snc7operStaffWrierSnapper Writer - seminar necessary considering , Sen.. Knox MiUersville , ' Antto said.. *An omot . Staff : against trade restrictions and pro was However KiaKiaKnox raised : Anttonenen 41i . . ornothologist's.ologist's club was ' ' " . . - , . ' ' , ' ' ' ::: tectionism. . - - ,: :t t philosophyphiiosophy'psy, psychologyhology and thethe'po.iiitpoint. that there really is noq suchs 'Abtt9AnttoneneI hashas een.aa strongstrOng"prqpro;: grantedtemporarytempora . :that ch .: , been. . . status . . . benefit greatly , - : t . Mexico would if Also Schott stated , it will en t . M the North American Free Trade' courage business leaders to plan for J - : - -, Agreement were - necessary changes ' ' - extended to in the thatlat will be J..pe. clude it, Jeffrey J.. Schott , necessary in order for ' Speaker. ker it aresearch Mexico's . fellow at the Institute for Interna-¬ economy to adjust to the new . , tional , and . ,.. - Economics said in an MU pressures andbenefitsbenefits thatNAFfthat NAFTAA . explains. - lecture Monday. . . will create.. A great deal of addi-¬ ' , , Approximately 50 students and tional adjustment will be necessary . .- - 4 .- , ' - faculty attended , . . ' . F Schott's lecture at for Mexico more than the U.S. or , - ? -i ; t . . : . J. McComsey Hall's' Myers Audito-¬ Canada.. However , Schott believes - . . role the. ' he . of rium Monday afternoon.. Schott , that Mexico needs the . agreement . . , , t4 who .-. M.B.A.. . . in economics and will benefit substantially.. | - - . . M . , " has . . . "' ..4 ' .1 withdistinctionwith distinction from John Hopkins Expanded tradebetweentheUStrade between the U.S.. . JP _ G i" , , - , ¬ and Mexico will forthrightirthright ; ., University has written many arar-- create a substantial ' : ; . , . . i4r . ticles concerning international trade surplus for the U.S.. . , but if BY OCHS trade.. Mexico continues to HEATHER 2\\ : , draw foreign Snappernopp2aJptr; r Reporter According to Schott , Mexico has investment to fmance it, they can been making all of the necessary import large amounts of capital : : Perhaps'" no other issue ofpublic reformss in order to facilitate the goods and technologies ," Schott ' subject to as muchn ch passagepass ge' . policy has been ' passageoftheNorthAmericanFreeofftheNorththeNorth Americaneiica Free explained. ' , ' - . " . misinformation and ' as Trade Agreement . "The American jobs lost due to ' ' " Knights ". has abortion/, ' reads halfa of ThemOst' . important accordacc rd has NAFTA will create a need for the ColumbusColUI 1bus fact sheet.. been the. . . - Free Trade U.S.. . to improvedomesticimprove domestic programs ' . : , , Canada is one local , : BirthrightBirtbrightofLancasteriSOllelOcalofLancaster isonelocal Agreement, which has set many to these peoplefornewjobspeople fornew.j. ." , , retrain jobsobs organizationrgai zation that says it is working useful precedents for the NAFTAA ," It is difficult for Canada and the surrounding Jo clarify the issues ssaidid Schott.. . U.S.. . to refuse Mexico's' admission pregnancies. . ' challenging . CanadaMexicoCana aMexico;, , and . . are into NAFTAA, since so . . . . . iheUJSthe US Mexico is ' . I : , . . P: linked closely, and invested flexible and willing to i 2 andeachhasinvestedeachbas accept many - On Oct.. 29, Birthright volunteer heavily in the other over the past ofofthethe conditions demanded by the spoke in the Student i , ¶ t Shendy Shaub ' , , decade, he explained.. two countries. . Center about the 4 ' Memorial ; During . the 1980's Mexico in- When questioned on the impact organizations' pro-life- philoso-¬ vested heavily in the . . . Now, the of NAFTAA regarding the influx ot ¬ theUSUS andd its goal to inform and edu- , phy . ' . . , . MexicanMexicaneconomyeconomy is growing three illegal aliens in the U.S. Schott date alternatives. . ' cateate about abortion ; to four percentycarlypercent yearly due to capital responded that in the short term it BirthrightBirth ght . : : According to Shaub , : . :. : : r; investment from the U.S.. . will have no substantial impact. offers free information about fetal .ji " ' , NAFTAisis thethenextnext logical step in However, in the long term ¬ " < , risks of Developmentv lopment and the abor- . ' " t -.; . apaprocess,\Vbichhaswhich has been evolving NAFTAA "will dampen the outflow . apmwbich\ . . ,. , - , ? , . . . . ., . - . ' ' . . ' ; ' : - the stressstresSofimnimmediateediate . , r , : tiontiorhvithoutwithout of ( . . , : . . : . . "' ¬ - - . SngppprpbototyRidiSdimidt over . over decade over . : L. the past 30. years. Thec'Thefoun-(founnun- because the next ' . an - - . decision-making.- . Women can con lrakrnl.y'. refcksln. Housev IB dltioD, several rocks " een vandals. spray painted fraternity andandsororityndssorority rockshifmntof1be'GNeeknfrontorfront of addition dationdationStonestone was laid in 1965 with 700,000, new jobs" will have been HllnoHalloween night* - - * . * % _ _ _ _ - _ _ .. _ . . . < $ ! . v * _ * t -a wr _ _ v _ ! . _ f t > * - " -M * ! . . . .iff r -n TA uiMrff imr * An .. alternatives to abortion PoIIceQ1efn Wayne it u xi IncldenUsL estgatiOfto{ Dependmg on ' sider the were removed from the area. University ' Poflce blef SikGr $ldthethe the thetheU.S.-CanadaAutoPact"hesaid.. .- ," said.. created.. cI accessacceSs to financial motivation , could face crlniIDal mischieff too IDstItutIObl1"aadallmncSIkd $. rock: belongs to the andnd are given their vandals ' " Thcturtd$ Schott sees the He expects Mexico to be - - NAFfA not as admit ' Mclaughlin said . they it-boga the spray painting was aidschool, school aid and supportmpportagenciesagencies. TauTauKappaKappa Epsilon frateifraternity. TKE brothers BrlanTo1yandMcLahiIflSakLth7tPUgt1theBriaD'Townsly and'Rkk: sald.thq , - . aid. . , . ; creation of an integrated trading ted by next spring. Just part of a Oct.. 31 vandalism spree. , . . Whether" a womanhas. woman has had an ' ' abortion!, ;: 1ion , is considering one , or has ax ' ' . decidedccidedtokecpto keep thethebabyBirthrightbaby , Birthright - an : , legal in- offers : pregnancy tests . judges.offeiA.'z'iht. insightnsighton. on urrentrre legalgal Penna.P judgesoffer currentlegal issues . " tl resources , nna. . formationf nnation , community " * carereferralmatemity, and * . memmedicallical , " Superior "Drunk" drivers are sick people, . - . The Pennsylvania fore ourcourtour .. . ever.. . . ' court I was raised a MU students Traci Kleininger . clothing, diapers, formula, - and ' liaby CCourtlntermediateurt.1nte. nediate Court is really who arealcoholics because ofsome Roman Catholic and . . STAMBAUGH ¬ . " was taught ' BYR.J.STAMBAUGHBY R. 3. ' ' -MiMichelle, heUe Bennet d the ' , . : arranged. fofo-- adoption'informationinformation and referral . , . . ' ¬ adoption . . : " - ' . the ag , . . courtc urt resort for most mentalmentaldeficiencydeficiency chemical - . 'of'lastlast SnapperSnapperReporterReporter . ' . .: ; , . of defi that life begins at conception. . . but suffering rum . ' those . guidancegui ance for ' individualsin Pennsylvania... It is ciencyciency.or, or dysfunction of their liv- I put my hand on the Bible when I abortions' aftermath and referral CirilloCiri lo hashaS'beenbeen in public service ' akin to the court of appeals on the ers.. Most of them have never com- became a and was willing to - " judge > fessional counseling. . . for more than 30 years in the ca (fororlprofessional. r . . Drunk drivers should be sent to feffederale level,"' said .Cirillo. hears mitted anotheranothercrimeincrime in theirlives ," . . saidCirillo It forego all those personal . beliefs to . ' . ¬ ' pacity ofofpTQSeCutorprosecutor, countycounty.so1icl-solici- . ; [ - hospitals rather than prisons and ioore4haa6,000.fhan6OOO, appealseachap Cals.each. year he! said.. _ Birthright offers a unique ap . ream60 upholdthelawsoftheUnitedStatesuphold thelaws ofthe United States " " ' tor, and SuperiorS Court Judge.. He OOO "romancing" doesnt effect 8n411a1Lshands!s down 44,000, decisions. . , pfo preventing unwunwantednted and h ! and the Constitution. of the United proachch to ' servedserv d as president ofthethe Pennsyl-¬ Clarence ability to orm of . . They believe ClarenceThomas'Thomas abilitytopeperform AdditionahlyhesaidAdditionally ,; he said thatthatthethe state States.. pregnancies, , she said. ' - . vania Superior Court from 1986-:- " ... . as a Supreme Court Justice , said . "Ourswomsworn duty as is to " thatalthought..althalthoughugh there are fewer teen- Our judges should "make it expensive to drive that. 1990.. Pennsylvania Superior CourtJudgeCourt Judge uphold the ... andandourour decisions " ¬ Cirillo and Rowley were in the law 0 agea e , pregnancies for every , 1,000, drunk" by confiscating the car, re-re- Vincent A.. Cirillo.. ' } ¬ are basedbased.on.on stare decisis, or prior ' area with other members of the ; . . Currently, Rowley is the i- *) it , and teens inprevention programsbasedprograms , based . Nepresi ' gardless Off who belongs to decisionsd .. which are a tool to lead Superior Court to honor the 200th because' Cirillo was joined by SuperiorSu rior dent of the PennsPennsylvanialvania SuperiorS.. ot cisions.'which* ' ,itt to "subsidize" those people ononcocinC01contraceptiveuse, this is : "' selling ' . ce - ' us , tb justice , , Judge Cirillo ex- anniversary of the establishment of , . - . - it the jl . :. - - performed Court President Judge James E.. Court and has served on itfoffor ie ' " - ' whocannot. cannot afford to pay for in- qfthethe 123 more abortions : '" , ' :' . , who of plaiEediii e : . the County Court System.. " l . ¬ Lancaster . previouslysly an . . Hewaspreviouslyan * past10y HeHewaspreviwas " ' to Rowley open pastlOyearspast lOycars * ;' patient trtreatmenttment cure their . Birthright at an forum ars = . ., : last . "sainesame group. , ;z : alco- within thesainethe ; ' . ' - ¬ . : - "' . . iIl 1 eSSeSpi'evention' lrough hastiiy Thursday in McComsey Audito attomeyandworkitattorney and workworkedintheattomey-theattomeythe attomey ' holismholis . . - sjressespreventionthroughchastity - . . , . : . : .- . " . " t Qng1 / . rrinito'CinhlotM1g1y , . $ , :' disagrees with ' The Superior Court held formal $ rium.. - generals's office.. : rather than contraception. . Members of the pre-law . -iegMatoig.tegiS1- tO ¬ When askedas IegisltcriconcerningSeConcerning drunk driv- .When askedked if he thoughtthou t the sessions of court on Thursday and ; committee and about 100 MU stustu-¬ . *' ' ' . This year , Birthright gave ' 639 - TheThejudgesexplaincdthefuiicthiijudgesjudgeSexplaineexplained thethefurictiOnfunction ing:. The"''11J dnty way to keep drunk U.S.SupremeCourt'sRoevs.WadeU.S.. . Supreme CourtCourt'sRoc's Roe vs.. Wade Friday in Lancaster andMillersville dents attended the seminar-like- ' . . . of the court systemsyst m and addressed is would . concerning i omenpracticalhelpomen practical help and answered . . ' driversdriversofftheoff die streets totocurecure the - decision conceq1 ng abortion University.. It was the first time in ' . . . ; program.. . : ¬ ' . 1 ' . issues ch by i ' : ' .1 1 . - chosensen MiUersville po- they , ;, 5010 phone calls, both sizeable ' po- drunkenness th y suffer h- be overtuoverturnedned Cirillo' responded"r ndedtledt'; < history the Superior Courtourt held. M ' - . $ - . . -' : . . .. ' . : The > , : The .tf litical scien g . - , . . . ! - frhe " advi Stude .. .. 0. * ; , , .. vs.. Wi d \viff m- i s . in Lancaster r . " < said County. increases , Shaub . . ibnss . . . -x mcrcasesfromlastyearr asesfromlastyefromlastyearShaubsaidsaid - : . / ' Roe pre L . - f"'m5 . - ...... Waibns; : -. - .. ::: . ,: : - ; " -/\y . - ' , ,, . ' : ' ,r.. r..1:1'I ; . ,: ! . \. 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' ' s in , : ; suspected . Millersville man slaying played . Maryland . - . lacrosse . . - at MU . . - , ; MURDER , page 1.. " he league and has its own rules.. Most Marks " ' MURDERfromfrom the lacrosse team" and that was This was because he started on said "it (the registrar's' However.Fritzisconsideringnew'However ,Fritz is . " considering ne "not pleased that it happened , but leagues require that a player be en- the team two weeks after the roster receipt) looked official and it was procedures reducetoreducethepossibi1jto the possibility; office would to hecanunderstandhe canunderstand how itoccurred.it . " rolled in one or two courses to play was submitted to the intramurals signed by the registrar. . " ¬ intramurals have Unfortu- of this happening again.. Also, heIK1! ' , he said ¬ on a university's' club sports team.. office.. nately , call the registrar's office to verify However he never imag- it was thrown away at the said he believes that he must prd-. ' MU.. With ined the situation could be so "Also" , a lot of other places [ -¬ "About" two weeks after I - end last . ' each student's status at that uniuni- submit of semester. Now Marks ceed with a certain amount of cauca :¬. ] have only Fritz , a graduate assistant and severe.. AfterallAfter all , Murphy confessed versities havelessless control over club ted the roster, John H.. Murphy wonders if the receipt was authen-¬ tion because too many iles "' ' rules andd a the to being an alleged murderer. . Fritz sports than MU"Fritz, explained. . showed me a receipt'sayingreceipt saying that tic or forged. . secretary working in ' regulations make a sport less fun . . ' According to Marks , - " ! intramurals office , the task is wrote a letter to the administration Bob the stu monies were paid to attend MU, During the summer, Marks disdis--¬ for the studentsstud nts. - , coach . daunting and not feasible. . warning that a non-student could dent of the lacrosse team , Marks said. covered that MurphywasnMurphy wasn''tanMU't an MU He said he does not "want" to " , . Murphy was a ¬ ' Fritz said he was "not surprised in theory playaplay a club sport. good player last Murphy was placed on the - student.. He didn't permit him ¬ ' itin to become bogged down in paper that a non-student- was playing on Each club sport is in a different spring , but wasn't on the roster.. erary and permitted to play.. play the sport this fall.. work.." , . Homophobia manifests itself in many ways I

. " MU BOWLING NIGHT HOMOPHOBIAfromHOMOPHOBIA , from page 1.. "The" scariest thing in the world is "Psychologically they tant means of support. . ) " ' the , " Hill said.. (homophobics have conflicts of "It's a way of saying to each unknown S " S " , their own ," Finney continued. . other: 'This' is permissible , this is message sometimes seems implied.. "Homophobia is a fear a phobia of S THURSDAYATAT Finney said she has also seen people who have a different sexual "They" project their conflicts onto okay.. ' It's' a state of commonality.. publications by what she called preference from the mainstream. . other groups instead of resolving Everybody needs a sense of com- " ," . COLUMBIA BOWLING "rigid" religious groups"" advocat-¬ The fear comes across as hatred , their own conflicts. . monality he said. CENTER

S She that , . ing tattooing people who are HIV- scorn and derision.. If the internal said the conflicts maymayoror Additionally when gays and . S. - - positive. . These groups often say feeling is fear , the external imim--¬ may not be sexual.. lesbians keep silent, it may seem .75AGAME.75. A GAME that gay or lesbian patients get what pression is aggressiveness. . " Hill added that in some instances, like they are too afraid to come out. ' . PIZZA SLICES they deserve.. Both Hill and Finney agreed that physical and verbal gay bashing of the proverbial closet.. 75 " Another MU faculty member, people sometimes condemn gays results from reaction formation , "If"Ifyouyou protest too much, people " " THOSE OVER - YOUR assistant professor of psychology and lesbians because of the way when people act the opposite of get turned off, Hill said.. "If you , 21 BRING OWN BEER! . David Hill , has worked with the they've' been brought up.. how they really feel.. protest too little , people will walk Dr. " phobia in his clinical practice.. He "Our" culture is really funny in For gays and lesbians the abuse all over you. ' ( COLUMBIA BOWLING CENTER said that the biggest contributor to that we tolerate less well any type hurts the same , regardless of the Editor's' note.Thisnote: . This is'theftrstis'thefirst: in : " - S \ homophobia is a lack knowledgeof of sexual deviation ," Finney said.. reasoning. . a two-part series on homophobia. . 601 SOUTH 16TH ST.. and understanding about gays and "We" condemn more readily any Hill said that gay day parades and Next week , MU students'' personal \V ' '. \ COLUMBIA PA 17512 ' . type sexual differences.." other displaysdispl ys of unity are impor-¬ views will be discussed.. lesbians. of o . \ 684-2511- . _\) S , in $1$ case . ' Guerin others charged billion arms fraud case LOCATED\ MINUTES FROM MILLERSVILLE.. GUERINpageGUERIN , page 1.. Also indicted were seven South JacoJacoBudricksBudricks faces 235 years in a busines , cars , boats, and life inin-- . African and three South African jail and a $23.25$ . million fine.. surance policies , claiming these firms : " " Marietta, former financial officer Gerritt "Bull" Pretorius faces were the fruits ofanofan ongoing crimi-¬ Randy Metelerkamp ¬ ofofISCISC Technologies in Lancaster.. William 235 years injailin jail and a $23.25$ . mil- nal enterprise. . III ! Lawrence Resch , 51 , 227 faces five years in prison and a lion fine.. ' / Illl of Baylson said the governmentgovernment'in-inin-- Mil Avenue Vista Oceano , San $$250,000, fine.. . LTD.. faces a . KentronKentronPTYFry a$3.5$ tends to proceed with thenecessary . mi . ¬ Davis faces 15 years in / IHI Clemente , Calif.. , former ISC busi- Vern million fine.. court action to have these items ' / Illl . ' . ness consultant.. prison and a 1.26. million fine. Fuchs Electronics PTY. LTD.. forfeited to the government to - /J.MI/ ' off ' / Illl , . AnthonyAnthonyStagg,53ofSingaporeStagg , 53of53 , ofSingapore , Brain Scott also known as faces $21.5$2 I .5. million fine.. set the cost oftheof the three year, multi-. : , faces 125 former ISC program manager in Graham Craighness Simultaneously with the unseal- agency probe of ISC.. Prosecutors Lancaster. . years in prison and aa$12.25$ 12.25. million ing ofofihethe indictments , Baylson said haveseized $2.8$ . million from the James Russell , 58 , formerly of fine.. his office, using provisions of fed- bank account of Guerin's' personal , 2360 YuccaY cca Drive , Calif.. , now rere--¬ Bert Quinn faces 15 years in eral antiracketeering laws , seized holdingcompany.Partnerholding company , Partner Industries '.. Johannesburg , South Africa , prison and 1.25. million fine.. $1.5$ . million in ; ¬ ¬ sidingsidingJohannesburg property electroni- Inc.. and former ISC attorney. Wil- ' 15 ¬. was president of Canavco Inc.. of Johan Lombard faces years cally frozefroze'7272 bank and stock ac liam Clark.. Also, Parent has paid Village , Calif.. injailin jail and a $1.25$ . million fine.. counts here abroada rgad; and seizedseiz d.. - Westlake and. more than $4$ million in fines. . - ' - ," " : . " 0 "Ladies Night Out" I ' with : - - S the Madonna 18-25. year olds are ' ' - WJJ.W - senator , judge - . . & VOTINGfrompageVOTING , from page 1.. Madonna said many students are dents registeredRepublicanregistered- Republican. Now , of the Common LIP M not'registered' and the ones who are he said he believes that it has equal- wealth Court , county commission- . ' r , . ers , clerk ofcourtsof courts , coroner, district . , . the remaining 19.2. percent.. registered register homeat and it is ized. Coming Thursday Nov. 14 1991 'non . "Eighteen" to 25-year-olds- - have inconvenient to drive home to vote.. To encourage a greater voter attorneyprothonotaryQvilattorney , prothonotary (Civil Clerk ), ¬ register wills , , ; the lowest voting averages.. This is Also , many students forget to obob--¬ turnout , many groups and organi- of sheriff treasurer, QJJ (11 ( ] [ , ¬ tam all school boards , all city and ¬ TO w \ @ i )@@ @OQ12)] due to various reasons.. Most stustu-- tain an absentee ballot.. zations have held voter registration bor- 1\W©wl @ s @ ) . dents are careers.. Madonna said that yesterday's' drives.. Many college students use ough councils , supervisors , audi- 317 N.. Christian St.. Lancaster Pa.. ( ) - ' not established in . easter , - - - . Their focus is on getting an educa-¬ election would be close , but exex--¬ the convenient absentee ballots.. tors some two-year-term tax col 7138 S 4 " ' , .. tion ," said Dr.. Terry Madonna at pected a low student turnout.. He However , peopleoftenpeople often don't bother lectors township commissioners . . . 1930-1980- to return the ballots to the electionelecti (Manheim Township only). . Center for Affairs. He said mentioned that from n ? : PzzaBurfetPizza:'' Buffetur ! - AHn You ' EatI Political S PM 't Can " , ? ' at ? " S , Door 6:30 ' . ' - " " Opens. " . - . ' . . JZ9." ' > , . 0"; : - . . . ' ' : ' .0. the students have a lot of most students were registeredd board. v 'i : . : ' >7 PMPM"to PM -; $3.95$ . Person' . . L Show : PM _ ' : . 7PMI09PM-S395perPersonto 9PM-83.959 per- ? Person ' : " )* . * ShowStcnfeal9:30PM- Slarls at 9:30 , ., , , '. ' : .H ' , ' : . " that - ' . '; ; *" : . ' ( : : : . C : :: _ "commitment to a community or a Democrats. . HowHowever,1ver;, from - The followingfollowing.Pennsylvaniaof4Pennsylvaniafof-ennsylvani {- : ' , . . ;ni( P, - c'' '": ) 1980 f i.. j; t. - : ' PfezobKfiancb's ! . - tJ" '. , 'sJ.J \ . . _ . _ . f ' . " . . . . . - . ¬ i : ' . . : . 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The award selection had been a regular basis , it was pretty stan ' . - printed with the permission of the , Lu was distressed about criti 208208theofficeofDwightNicholson, the office ofDwight Nicholson caliber long rifle, though it has not mademadeafewdaysbeforeafewdays before the changes dard correspondence requesting a ' ' ' University ofIowa's Daily Iowan cism of his dissertation and his the hhead,ad of the physics depart- yet been determined whether the to his thesis were complete.. Lu reviewreviewoftheofthe action taken"Rhodestaken ,"' Rhodes . ' - ' I. J In a struggle to recover from the inability to find employment after ment whonominated Shan overLuover Lu weapon ws fired.. White said the contended that because of this , his said.. ' worst : tragedy in UI history , receiving his doctorate last spring , and shotsl ot himhi1 1.. Lu then returned rifle was loaded with a clip of six thesis could not have , been given From a number lettersof written ' ' ' - . MondaysIonday's'classes-s classes , were canceled White said. to thecthe conferenceroom , where there cartridges and that authorities found proper considerationconsidera on. by Lu, White said investigators deadly campus - were' were ' following a shoot- Four other people - the head of were two eyewitnesseseyewit esses who another clip in a pocket of Lu's' After the thesis failed to be had determined that Lu's statestate.of. of uig! g spree that claimclaimedIthelifeofathe life of a the physics department , two phys- uninjured , and shot one of the jacket.. It is not yet known how nominated for the award , Lu ap- mind "was" of a premediated cold- ' " fifth victim Saturday. and , wounded again.. The four many: bullets . " icsdics , astronomy professors and victims Lu fired from the .38..3 8 pealed to the UI Graduate College blooded murder ; ; Officials . at UI Hospitals and the studentst dent who was nominated for shootings took place within about caliber revolver or how much am- to reconsider the nomination pro:¬ It appeared to investigators that ' . and 1f,; said.. , munition Clinics saidT. Anne Cleary , 56, an thetheaward Lu wasSeekingseeking were a minute a hhalf White he was cancarryinging. cess , Dean the Graduate , teh award was just a portion ofthe said of . 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Saturday his revolver..38.3 S rev01ver atattwotwomore people , group that held regular Friday af¬ there should be tougher laws con- the graduate college decided that "There" were departmental mat- < b ing taken off lifefesuppo, support. and thenputthen put thethegungun to hisheadhis head and ternoontemoonmeetingsmeetings andLuand Lu probably cerning gun control , Johnson the matter had been handled ap ters related to things like his disser ' ' ThesiXtf1.victim' sfxtft- , MiyMiya Roldopho-- killed . knew attendance , County - . ' tation and The victim MiyaRoldopho- ' himself. . whowh was in Sheriff Bob Carpenter propriately. Sims said he appointment references ' ' re iosonsixth1'rem,; remainsins in critical condition "There" arenaare no the shock Rhodes said.. plied , " ." a second that appear to have been a factor $ " , - arenowordsfortheshockwordsfor the matter , ," Definitely investigaetd in . : ' ' " atUIHC : , . : : Hall , - " _ . at urnC. . _ > andgriefweand grief we feel in thethewakewake ofthis AfterleavingAfter leavingVanVanAllenAllen Hall.LuLu Investigators of the case are time and came to the same con his motivation as well , he said.. ;' :' , Over the weekend authorities unfathomable event , " said UI went to Jessup Hall where he en- convinced that Lu acted - clusion.. "His" thesis indeed had been Investigators indepen , recovered four ' ' . ' . '" tered room 111 and asked to see dently.. . , highly compe - three-page- typewritten cntinuedcontinuedntin ed' theth massive ongoing President Hunter Rawlings. The, There is no continuing considered very competi letters that investigationn of the tragedy and whole university mourns with the Cleary , who had been involved in danger to the UI campus , Rhodes tive for the award:,"' Sims said.. Lu wrote , sealed and gave to ac-ac- disclosed detailsdet ils ofits perpetrator, families of the victims.." , reviewingLu's' dissertation appeal.. stressed.. Lu then sent a letter of appeal to quaintances to mail.. The letters GangLu.lohnsonGangLuGang Lu. Johnson County Attorney The shooting rampageramp ge began A support staffstaffpersoncalledperson called Cleary AlargepartpfLu'srageA largel rge partpart ofLu'sfLu 'siage' rage centered Rawlings'' officeoffice.Rawlings'. Rawlings'' office were addressed to various news " ' .J"::; ¬ . 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" . ds"comes: comeCO e : ; . F _ ' .- . . - UUS.8. role in nd'er tire M ti tinder, . . . , / - ' - . . " I'.' I , . BY ' Middle East MARLENEBY OMONS Angeles Times ' .ct. >He . lifes , s . j, ' . ) ; , " \ '' ! ( : " that that's necessary , but not to the d' # ; " t"T sa" ' ' pt .w. : . a'ClttUll ' . t : lk + dialres' \ :WASHJNGTON-Surgeon Gen- - BY SAUL FRIEDMAN exclusion in any way of my other eralSurgeonAntonia Novello called on the i- Newsday responsibilities. ." : : ; :; : ' alcohol ,; , . : : ; Baker and other U.S.. . officials cohol industry Monday . . .i 3 to halt . .. '. : : . z . 'c' : :::: any advertising that targets young i . MADRID , Spain-At the very said the secretary would keep in peoplep ople, particularly ads that asso- moment of his triumph, with the touch by phone with Middle East ciate; drinking with sex appeal , Syrians at last sitting down with leaders. . And they emphasized that

. . IsraelisI aelis and all sides hailing assigned sportss prts, jYftj S apand otherth ;, glam- . the Baker had the team that , activities otherr , ( - a? . , , - him as the architect of the break- worked with him during the otirousous themes,- :, . \ ' past 0 . themes. :i otri " P ' ' . ' " ads sell escape . , r.. ' . bf . ' . !ar' . through Middle East peace talks , eight months to ride herd on the "The an pe from r-ytq- } --'gS' ' ir = F.t1: - ' "' 1 , ; " ; i>-R3: ; a Secretary of State James A.. Baker Arabs and Israelis.. rrealitylity, a venture into fantasy, ' $ :. HI , weary and battered , wanted But Syria Israel been Novello said at a news conferenceconf rence. ""' = and have . r They'"'' 'lfey' make drinking look like the nothing more than to get out of unable to agree on where and when . keyto' fun. and a wonderful and town. they should meet.. And Syrian After Carefree life style.. ... The ads have eight intense months of Foreign Minister Farouk Shareh .:.. traveling . youthouth believing - . of to the Middle East in told reporters Monday that he and Photo by Charles K.. Morrow ' , - gettingnetting up early, exercising, going " search of a formula for peace other Arab delegations were wait that - , - protest state cuts.. across endlessly wranglingwithwrangling with Arabs and ing for the United States , in con- too schoolhool playing a sport or learn Students at the University of Central Florida run a petition drive to budget . Schools all ' [ fogrig to be a team player- they have America , includingI Millersvfllele, are ffeeling the pinch.. . IsraelisBakerIsraelis , Baker seemedseem d eagertoeagerto take sultation with the Soviet Union, to o do to fit in is learn to drink the arestfroma rest from theregithe regionn, USD.S.offtcials. . officials choose a place and timeme. !to " sightght alcoholic beverage. ." said.. "We are waiting for. . proposals. all He left open the question how the ," said.. * of for next venue Sharaa The surgeon general said that , sheihewasespeciallywas especially concerned about IColleges strongly and personally he and "We" hope we will resume talks as Colleges tighten belts in " President will remain - possible. . liquor, winewines and beerb er ads that fea- crunch Bush in soon as " ' " ; . ' - - volved to keep the delegations In addition , BakerBakerindicatedindicated that "certain - appeals , 'to ture ' expensese > enses , marching students marched on the Capitol Travel coming to the negotiating table.. the Arab nations and Israel were exual , appeal ,lifesports appeal , or bands, , student government asso- started a shouting match with " REYNOLDS and Arab and Israeli diplomats and waiting for the United States - risky activities"oractivities , or thatusecartoonthat use cartoon BY AMY to ' ciations , facultyfacultypaypay, custodial and Gov.. Lawton Chiles.. youth slang.. ' College PrPresss ServiceSe ce Middle East experts here generally arrange the third phase ofthe peace Charactersharacters or constructionjobsconstrucconstructiononjobsjobs , collegecollegeradioradio and In other states, protests have She notedot d that alcohol advertis- thatwithoutconstantpressureagree thatwithout constantpressure process , regional talks--- to include J , new computers hardly anything gained less attentionatten on. Administra- never" communicates the true Too bad money doesn't' grow pnon computers-hardly fromrom Washington , the hopes for Saudi Arabia and otherPersianother Persian Gulf rig these as adminis- say angry student is exempt days tors that for each , , will - Consequencesonsequences drinking , or its trees.. ' peacejeace which brightened here such issues as economic consequences of trators'trytrators try to plan for the 1992-- there is an empathetic one.. They states it . , healtheathrisks! risks"includingrisks ,"including automobile IfIfitdidIuitdidcollegesdid, colleges and universities - dim development water resources and - ' 1993 academic year while still re add that as long as the cuts do not , drownings , ) , fires, wouldn't' be so worried : or 'so.so . As Baker lefthere tojoin Bush at arms control.. Accidents , falls -- covering or falling further into affect academic programming di-- " . frustrated. . They ' chop-- - the ofthe RonaldReagan ASyrianofflcialsaidA official said , "Jim Baker child abuse , and homicides. wouldn'tbe - dedication Syrian debt. from 1991-92.- . reedyrectly.studentswillnotnoticemuch, students will notnotice much . J Novello cited a 1990 California chop-chopping- away at their bud-- " - Library in California , the secretary got us here because we have faith Igets from"We've' just about reached the difference.. - study , which found that41that 41 percent gets , either.. ' suggested at his final news con in his word.. He must remain in-in- limit," says one frustrated , aca- TheThebudgetbudget cuts "will" affectusaffect us as &f& drowning deaths were alcohol-- Financial problems: resulting ference that he had things to do in volved if the Israelis are to be f demic.. Others agree and are trying a community we've' hhadd to cut , [ are ' Associated , and a 1983 National from state and federal cuts are " - other areas of the world that of moved.. " hard to justify cuts and tuition to a positions ," Chris Cihlar , director - transportation' Safety study , which hurting schools from east to west , ' ' interest to the United States.. Thus Martin Indyk , the executive di student population growing more ofpu lic information atSt.. Mary's ' estimated thatalcoholwasinvolvedthat alcohol was involved ' bit to small.. Administrators across ofpubh'c he announced that he would be rector of the pro-Israel- Washing- estimated hostile.. College in Maryland , told the stu- 69 of - the board are trimming expenses traveling during the next two weeks ton Institute for Near East Policy , in percent , , when a $1.5$ . - ; In the past six weeks students in dent newspaper mil - Browningsrownings. . boat' where they cancm with only one too Europe and Asia , including Ja- said that BakerBakerhashas led the horses to ' both Florida and Iowa held - lion cut was announced. . "But" from - state panjan and China, whose importance water"butnowhehaswater , "butnow" now he has to them K; Alcohollcoh l industry officials in- general rule thumbof under no but teach ' - wide protests against massive cuts theth studentsstudent'spointof' pointofview , the cuts circumstances eliminate anythinganyt1 ing too theUnitedthe United Stateshe emphasized. . to drink.. . . . The United States is sisted Monday that thethey strongly noticed.. and tuition increases in the two will probably not be You ' . .. ' consumption by thatwillthat will compromise the quality of In a Sunday interview on NBC's going to have, to get the Syrians dpposeppose alcohol ' . c ' main purpose, " . states. cant't sacrifice your "' " individuals younger than 21 but education. . Meet the Press , Baker said he talking about. . . Israeli security . .. Iowa studentsstudentsdecideddecided to boycott "' be continuing " and ' going to have to get the s l : banninganningadvertisingwouldadvertising would .Unfortunately , everything else will to concentrate" it's saidi that ' , SeeS e COLLEGES , page 8.. ' " ' , classes for a day while the Florida " . " not solve the problem offunderage is fair game.. on the Middle East "to the extent IsraeIsraelisis to talk about territory. drinking. . ' ------" - Novello'sN'ovello'scomments' ' comments came as she ' - released the third in a series of ' lcQ1 from victims' families reports on youth and alcoholol. Armed Forces withheld information ' The longer young people delay - . , " : i ,drinking for the first time, "the with alcohol and fewer problems not - killed their sons investigation by The Washington families , almost unanimously , re- Army and Marine commanders they will have in their had other drugs BY BARTON GELLMAN and Iraqihusbands in the Persian Gulf Post.. TheTheArmyArmy , ininparticular , broke plied that they were entitled to the knewbyknew by the end Marchof that their lives ,"' she said.. : The Washington Post War.. its own rules by concealing basic truth , as much as the servicesknewservicesknew, troops had perished at the hands of Y ' : ' . " " months from the of as soon as they knew it.. comrades , although some details _ "All she did was cry , recalled facts for next that the 21 minimum-- " She noted At the appointed hour on the PhoebePhoebeDavilaDavila, the mother ofSpec.. kin, and its efforts to postpone dis- of why and how remained uncer- age " saved the lives "Six" months later, that's' total age law "has of appointed day, Army Master Sgt.. Manuel M.. Davila , Jennifer's' closure often led it to stretch the tain.. _ , Master ' about a thousand young people > ! . hell to pay, after you've finally got , tf . " all ." truth. Michael Lonteen set' off to see husband. "We did betweenbet een the ages of 16-20- , every things in order and going on with Jennifer Davila.. HisHis'timingtiming, he' - enacted in 1984.. " life.. They come and say, ' ' All but one family had to wait year since it was , . " The Army had known for five Some families , like the Davilas , your 'I'm knew , was grotesque, - . until August for official acknowl- The Coalition on Alcohol16Ad months anddtwodaysthatatwo days thata 120mm never suspected. . Others found out sorry. We made a mistake.. Your . Throughout the spring , edgment. vertising and Family EducaEducationon Davila , 22, lay recovering her sabot round from a U.S.. . - through news reports or enlisted husband was killed with friendly " . . . - - ' " and early summer , at least 10 praised Novello for her public strength in the second-floor ma tank destroyed Manuel Davila'sM' friends of the dead men.. Some heard fire , said Lisa Applegate, whose families , to receive zc-ac- stancestaI ce, but criticized her for not ternity ward of Campbell County Bradley Fighting Vehicle on Feb.. onlyonlyrumorsrumors andbeggedand begged fordetailsfordetails. husband' Tony died in the same continued ; " counts through official channels gOfggoinggoi ig ever further.. Memorial Hospital in Gillette , 27.. But a loose interservice agree- Still others , including all of the firefight as Davila. . "Is it okay for ? ' that were flatly inconsistent with , i Wyo.. Joy her face for the first , everybody tolietoyouto lieto you Why didn't lit ment observedobservedmoremore rigidlyby the Marine families , learned informally -., time anyanyoneone remembered since the they just come out and say it hap- factsfactsknownknown to thethemilitary services.. - Army than the Marines , withheld that a friendly fire investigation The coalition, which includes " death; of her husband in Iraq.. the truth from the families of was underway.. All had to wait penedpe ed? susuchh groups as the American ' Michael Anthony John Davila , their "friendly" " casualties until for final word.. - Academy of Pediatrics , the fire the months the Military documents obtained Initial Army reports from the newborn son, had arrived that af- day before anews conference called " " Medical Association , conferencecalled Persian, Gulf listed "enemy" as the American _ Senior officers, in interviews , through the Freedom of Informa- ternoon with a wisp ofhis father's' Aug.. 13.. and theth Christian Life Commission denied that any family had been tion Act, together with interviews source of fire in all but two of that 'Convention , black hair.. ' 21 fatal cases friendly ofoftheSouthernBaptisfConventiontheSouthernBaptist The Davila case was part of a deceivedde eived. They said the delay in with Defense Department officials service's of on Congress to approve fire , including 11 ofthe 13 cases in called But it was 5 pmp.m.. . on Aug.. 12 , and pattern ofdelay or denial affecting informing families was for the and the families of21of 21 friendly fire legislation that wouldrequirehealthwould requirehealth ' ' which there was strong , immediate . , families' own , casual es , disclosed that : ' the sergeant had his orders.It was nearly every family that lost a ' good inhi'orderorder to casualties warning messages alcohol - - evidence that U.S.. . forces had inin-- in ad time. , according to Pentagon plans, serviceman; to friendly fire in the verify all thethe'factsfacts and synchronize In33 ofof3535 fatal casescasesoffrientllyoffriendly vertising.vett . - flicted losses on themselves. . sing - . fire in , " ' ' for 35 familiesto, to learn that U.S.. . , Persian Gulf War, according to an public release of the findings: The the Persian Gulf War the ' . " The , ; ) PAGE 8 TEfo &tiappr& * November 6.19916.6. 1991 "": ', _ , : " , >: ' ,, > " > . , :' , ;, Colleges batten down the hatches as students protest tuition hikes l13 - maintain quality without spending , says.. But he adds that drops in . Student Government President as much money.." I " in what the school can Among other things , the band sold ¬ COLLEGES , page . flexibility" ' enrollment will hurt student orga- , COLLEGESfromfrom 7 - Ed Garry says all the school's dede-¬ Allegheny- College in Pennsyf-- elminate. . T-shirts. . - nizations because they are funded - partments arehanding over money vania ' echoes Garry's' sentiments. . - the University of Arizona , At St.. Bonaventure University which is your academic program At from accounts that are not spend- almost solely by a student activity The school is trying to makemakeupup for--- in New York , the student ¬ ' and your future."' administrators eliminated the govern - fee.$. ! : ing more htnahtna-haIfhalf of their - $1.8. deficit freezin ment has had money temporarily allo " $ million by freezing, - cuts marching band last year - a " ' ," - Some of the non-academic - cated funds before Nov.. 30, when "We aren't really facing cuts faculty salaries this year.. - ¬ taken its budget until the ¬ ', across the country include : $102,000$ , cut that was reversed afaf-- from adad-- - he says.. "There's" ' just not enough ; - the school re-examines its situa-¬ The school's' president told the. - nearly one-- ter an outcry.. Still , the band only ministration re-evaluates second money for us be as The elimination of tion.. to extravagant student newspaper, The Campus , third the custodial staff at Iowa $$82,000, in funding from the school semester enrollment to determine '" as we used to be.. We're' trying to of my knowledge, most of the ' how much it will return.. To - State, where offices and research and was forced to raise the rest. " : :. money will be repfenished," Garry . .. no part a 'J' < , laboratories are longer of . . daily maintenance cleaning pro-- , : rl< 1 ' ' II grain'! 1.. . ,, John Sluis, assistant director of . , .: facilities management , says the " . ; person- staff lost 48 people.. " : ' Vi;... "Everyone" at the university is aware that the budget is tight ," he .. , I says.. "The" service side is doing its '. . part to maintain the academic ... : side. . . . while no oneon ' enjoys it, ' " 4J they've been accepting it"it.. ; "

.., Iowa State has also trimmed , k :: 4 . . ; student hours at its campus radio t station , WOI-AM- and FM , among ,' , other cuts.. J . : t . , - ', The- University of Nebraska at Lincoln is considering the elimi-¬ . : 'j' nation of its construction division ''- that works much like an indepen-¬ dent contractor for the university.. s , n... . > ,' ... . Middle- Tennessee State Uni-¬ . . ' versity , under orders from the ' Borad of Regents ® :; Tennessee 's' long distance savings plantan cantake yoyou® tto this location.. . - - . chancellor , has frozen out-of-state . , . . . and out-of-country- - travel that is I not considered essential..

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'?< ' The field was rough , the going was system , ' the fantastic , the championship horse in the Nt ; ;. . . ,...... fieldwasextravagantfield was , and the , , ...... J. extravagant cold creepy . " . . , . ' . : . , . . . . ' ' . 1j.. " .. . Deep within the bowels oftheDilworthDil worth nightnightwaswas the ultimate time for a true ghost . . . " " . .. ' . $ story.. ' ' ' ' . - Building , that administration castle ofo ' ' 't' . . ' t , ' Millersville University, sits a man who Oaklawn the the . . Farm was setting of p . " ...... " ' ...... , . . . . . am ' ' . ' . , . . oversees and controls the most vital and John Newman (MU's . . : : . . Associations . . . ' . , . " . . . :. ' : . . : ' ' . . : . , . . life all MU Catholic Ii1 listry . 4 . . c. . feared aspect of college for minisiry.annualministry) .annual hay. throwing . ' ''' ' ' hayride , coordinated by the group's' vice 'V' students.. president Maria D'' Isabella and member This man is a mysterious figure who . . ' Alicia McHale.. :rM shuns the public by " - The 57-acre- farm:, built in 1875 , is a hiding behind a bar Lancaster CountyC unt historicalhistori landmark that ricade of secretaries . is home to the tobacco (116( and assistants. , all of oldest barn : years) in . ! whom only speak his w Lancaster County. 1 y , name in hushed tones.. a : Intriguing IndianIndi n artifacts have been lp i discovered at the farm , and there is ThismandonnedinThis man , donned in = . " , . , " . " cape and mask , , " a " ablackcapeandmaskblack . supposedly d buried ' . . " apotapot.ofofofgoldgold buriedsomewheresomewhere . , . " . . . , "" 0'' '; " , , . . . . . ; . . , ' , . ! . . " . ir. .' , . . . i.> .. . ' . ' . , " ; ' spends his days in '- " ' ; on the . ' 'i' property , . , ' " . . , ' ' '' '' - ,;;; - 'i- " " . ; " . " ; " " -i ! "'. . ' ' " ' I- - , . . . . ' , " , training and nights on ' 1, : - , , , In storage farm is - ' .i' . ' - at the over 45 horse- - ' ' : -'' fj , : ' , , ., . ' ; " " . . . ; ': , . . . , . . . - - , J1i.. - - ' , " ; , . , - . . . ' ' k . " II f' , . drawn ,, : . . ' . . ' . . rooftops. : drawncarriagescarriages. Bush has ' . . . , . . . , ' "PresidentBushhasriddenridden ' . President . ' . , . \ .. , . " ' ' . / " . _ . . Tom Khmchak : . - , - . " n . , . , even President . Not in one , said , " - : 0. " : " . ' , . . . . . inone"said Arthur the owner the " . ; . . Reist of - . ; ''. ' . ... " . . . " . .. " ' : . . , ." , . . . . , " " : \ ,< . . _ . " _ . . . . . _ ' , " Caputo has the power . , , . . Oaklawn. . ' . , . ; ; ' . . , . ' , . , ' . ' , . . . " , . . . ' " ' , _ , . . , . . . " . - _ ' , . , . . . . . ', ; ' _ . . < . _ ' . . . ' ' ' - this . . _ legendary figure. truly h _ . . touch is Then he explain ab " . . to He went on the _ , . ' - to aboutut . . 0. ,, . . . ' ' : . : . . " : . " . . ' . - - ' : ' .iif . . . " ' . ; . " \ .. ' . .. _ . . . , , who . mysterious phenomenons.. People that .'" ' ""' ' aman isinisinchargeofhischarge ofhis own destiny. " . > _ _ > _ _ ' ' . . ' " " . : ; havelivedhave lived in the one housesayit'ssay its haunted.. ,, ' . . Who is this person ? What type of man ' i. dh . : At the end 'oftheofthe growing season , Arthur : can control such respect ? To most he is ' a and his wife Marian opened up their hay simply known as.. . . The Registrar ! (da- , da-da-dum.- - .) wagon business and they will run until - ' s- business dies down.. Some seasons go as . The registrar , in his infinite wisdom

as Jan.. 11.. . and power , has picpickingg up your late . made ' ' - .. . " - " - advertise ;, we let it around -- "' . '" - . . registration card the the We don't get . - - . . . - easiest part of - . : ' .- . . . ' ; by word of mouth," said Marian Reist, Snapper photo by Brian Friedrich registration process : "And" it's' seems to grow every year.." "Hello" , I'm' here to pick up my little John Newman Association's' annual Halloween hayride was held at the historic Oaklawn farm , owned by Arthur and Mirian Reist.. " For more information, call 569-2079.- . green card ;," I say.. The students enjoyed a fabulous night of companionship and ghost stories, roasting marshmallows dogs on an open fire.. " The 40 members that attended this hay and hot "Name" ,"commandscommandsthegirlatthetablethethegirlgirl at thetablethetable. The Catholic campus ministry always has time for prospective members, religious or secular.. So don't' be afraid to step in.. ; .. barrel ofoffunfun from the Newman Association . "Klimchak." ." ' ' " ' ' were drowned in hay , and smothered in around the mountain. . . . she'll be riding a fire onn windya , chilly , mysterious , but "It's" ' not just for Catholics , it's for "I'm sorry , the C's are in line number "' fIre- . ghost stories (falling lamps , ascending hay wagon , the theme to the "Brady" fire enjoyable . " ." : completely night. everybody , religious or secular , said Greg two. " " ' ' ' figures, and flying spatulas). Bunch" and the ever-famous- "BINGO." . This isisonelittleone little piece ofthepuzzlethe puzzle that Kovacs , a committee member for the "No" , that's Klimchak with a K.. " - " The evening , intertwined with a brief Also, thetheNewman, members over-stuffed members ofthe Newman Association can "How" do you spell that? history of Oaklawn , also included songs themselves with Smore bars, hot dogs and participate in and forget or improve life's' "K-L-I-M-C-H-A-K." ------." ' - . . "' , " " around the log led fire. When she comes marshmallows over an open comfortable imperfections. . See NEWMAN , page . "Is that with a K? log 12 " " "At the beginning and end , yes.. , . "First" name?" . "Thomas." ." New . gallery "With" a TI"T?" ' art . "How" else could you spell it?" MU fraternity ,scares people for charity After pickingup your registration card your next step is to search through the " featuresartworks course catalog and pick out all theclasses ' PhiPhi"KappaKappa Sigma earns money for LeukeLeukemia.p.i. . Societyy you need but won't be able to get. Then , . , , pick> ick out all the classes you want, but ' , from local artists won't be able to get.. BYMATTHENGEYBY MATT HENGEY Finally , pick out all the the classes you ' ' Snapper Reporter ' don't need or want.. If you are a fifth , t sixth , or seventh -. 'year'Senioryear ' senior,. you'llyou '11 BYBILLSCHOCHBY DILL SCHOCH . probably registersoonregisterseventhsoon afterpickingyour lfit'sIf its' a good scream you were Y - Snapper Reporter courses.. looking for last week, the place to go , , you aren't' a fifth , sixth , or was the greek house on Frederick If however If you have been by the comer of Queen seventh year senior you'll' have to wait Street. and Orange streets in Lancaster lately, you the customary ten weeks before finally Oct.. 31 to Nov.. 2, MU'sMU's' From > . find ' ' probably have noticed an oddity.. being allowed to register. You may transformed a .. - greek house was into a.. - ; - > -z--: ' byy that time the course selections will be - No , Lancaster isn't holding public haunted house.. > , slim.. . executions , nor is it merely a Halloween a little Members$ of the Phi Kappa Sigma r. "I'd" ' like class number 42398634325, decoration the gallows are here to stay.. It fraternity ran the event in an attempt - Advanced' Bird Songs , ' please.." . ' , is a symbol of Hangman's Art Gallery.. to raise funds for charity.. - ; " ' sorry , that's' all filled.. How about 7- location the "I'm The annual event is run by the This newest for exposition of class number 19384759393 , 'Earwax' . o ; . , : - - the . . tw: . y ' . ' < _ arts at 4 W. Orange St. was formerly a ' " , . . ? fraternity , and is in its fifth year.. o , " . ': ' Through the Ages' : , ...... : . . . oi : basement barber shop.. : " The in fall ' ' ." "Uh" , no thank you.. event originated the of . : Jay Jr.. , a self-taught- 1987 as a service project for the . Owner/artist/ Feldser This leaves you , the student, stuck with Af'r": ' - ' ; " artist in his third year , explained Ronald House.. : paintingof . a bunch of courses which are not only McDonald ; ; : : j i.ii. : . ' the ' unusual simply stating , , . , This yyearar though, the fraternity *t , thegallery'sunusualnamesimplybygallery's name by undesirable but also unusable. Now . " chose to give the funds raised to the "I am the Hangman). ." some of my critics have accused me of . ' a purpose or clear-cut- Leukemia Society.. . Not only does Hangman's feature writing without . Feldser's' works , but also a number of other point.. About the change , event organizer i " 41. . To this I must say , "You are absabsolutelylately PatP t Lombardozzi said the fraternity , prominent local artists and craftsmen. ."' I now to remedy this by was urged to give money to the ThislistincludesDonDearolfThis listincludes DonDearolf, aLancastera right: plan listing some simple , but extremely useful , Leukemia Society by its County watercolorist, Alice Holland, who National' tipswhich can be employed to help make Philanthropy.. - has worked with oils , acrylics , and undergraduate registration a little easier : "We" all have a blast doing it," watercolors for the past 20 years , and Dick - . Wear a large overcoat and scream out Lombardozzi said.. At any given night Burns , veteran pastel , acrylic , and thatyouthatyou are wiredwrredwithexplosiveswith explosives which about 15] 5 the fraternity members watercolorist. . . of are set to go offifoff ifyourpulseyour pulse rate exceeds . artists have - were at the haunted house. Some been allotted their own a 180.. SaythatatSay that at 170youbegin170, you begin to shake.. ' " " The fraternity started working on "mini gallery" such as Thunderbird Traders Shake a lot.. . the haunted house the day after fall with their Comanche pottery' and Navajo Go- to registration early and explain break.. and Zuni jewelry , Accents' Western and thatthatyouhaveanacutecaseofyou have an acute ccasease ofappendicitis Lombardozzi said it was very Indian lamps and North American wildlife and your dying wish is to be registered " difficult getting everyone together to . 11 statuary ;, local tye dye artists the Dreaded for next semester.. Cough a lot. ' put the house together and most of the. Gypsies , and Ye Olde Curio Shoppe, a'a You might even want to hide some work was done the day before the recreationn of a 16th Century . renaissance chicken hearts in a handkerchief and . house opened. . ' curiosity shop featuring classical and knight throw them on the floorwhenfloor when you sneeze.. The fraternity charged $2$ per When they look into the incident next . statues.. person for the tour and raised more Rounding out the gallery' are batik semester and question why you are still ' . alive and attending classes, make the than $400$ , Lombardozzi said.. paintings from Nepal , PeruvianjewelryPeruvian jewelry and most innocent face you can possibly Along with the admission price, the handcrafts , and EcuadorianponehosEcuadorian ponchosjacketsponchos,jackets , also able muster and explain , "It" was only through fraternity was. was to raise bags , sweaters , blankets , and dresses.. an I was money through alumni whowh attendedattend d, ' act of God that allowed to Hangman's officially opened Nov.. 1 and continue my at and choose to give donations. . education this fine , is currently opened Monday through institution." Lombardozzi , before Saturday's' Snapper photo by_Leah Ann Griffey Saturday from 10 a.m.. . to 6 p.m.. . and Friday Chain- yourself to a table leg until you tours , said that the Thursday night had - until 8:30: p.m.. . receive the classes you want.. Or better been the best of the two so far, Friday ; . ' Starting Nov.. 15 , Hangman's will extend yet: , chain yourself to someone ' leg.. : -. - else's a . being little slow . , chain ' - ' ! their hours to Monday through Saturday Heck someone else's leg to tablea He was pleased though , that by the Millersville . SPOOKSUniversity's' fraternity Phi Kappa Sigma combined an enjoyable holiday from 10 . . to 9 p.m.. . to coincide with the legeg. am Saturday's' tours , . ty . end of enough actlvactivity with some fundraising by organizinga haunted house to raise money for the rest the downtown businesses during the Why should you suffer anymore than Leukemiaa Society . of money was raised to exceed. last from Oct. 31 through Nov.. 2, the greek house was transformed season.. you have to? ' into a haunted house in this fifth : ' Christmas year's donation to the charity.. annual fundraising event. At anya y given, night , 15 of Cry.- . the fraternity were . . Any artist interested in displaying their members at the haunted house. , , Take - a few computer courses , teach works may contact Feldser at 392-1201.- . Take - ' . . . - yourself how to break into the school ' ' computer: system , and sign yourself up foror anything you want.. Folk dancing club allows students m ' allows'MUMU to learnle about other cultures While you're at it, improve my " "' in . , .

, C ' Spanish.. - . t - The MU Folk Dancing Club a is .in re '' , were , Dr.. Radinovsky replied that the Join the Indiana National Guard.. has been anyone who. .interested! d in exercise _ IfIfnonenone ofofthesethese you , BYJAMESBY JAMES GOWNLEY source of exercise and enjoymentnjoym nt for dancing or learningleleamingabost- about other cultures members ofthe club arewhatmakeitspecialare whatmake it special. methods work foryoufor ming' don't' worry. Things aren't' that bad.. Snapper Reporter Millersville students since 1965.. shouldshould.attem. attend a meeting'.andrheetingti g..Aridd sees what the . . .- "It" is also the type of activityactivitythatthat persona Look on the bright side : ' , < < I've got a used . . . " " . ' club has to offer. rt " - . . " ' Today , . " . . " " the club consists of25. members) : ' ' . could still pursue after college , he said.. Earwax Before 1800"" textbook you cacan including a special person11 person- performance Students are not required to participate buymy. Cheap.. . . What do the Bossanova , the Salty Dog group.. in their first meeting , but are welcome to . If you are interested in exercise , meeting Rag and the Amos Moses have in common? . new , join in if they desire.. people or just having a good time put " They are American folk dances performed . , .,. , . , . Tom KlimchakKlimc k is a columnist Dr. Sydney Radinovsky a biology - ' : " . on your - features " " ' dancing shoes and head over to The . by the Millersvilleiller ille Folk Dancing Club. pprofessorofessor and the club's' advisor, states that When asked what thethecIub"sclubs' bestbestfeaturesfeatures Brooks Gym. foror Snapper. " PAGE 10 !&)* &nspt&nappnappttr November 66,1991, 1991 tJt _ umu _ _

...... ' , . . ' . . . . . ' . ' ' ' ' .' ' ' ' ' ' ' J ' . ' . ' . . : ; 'j' : . ; ; : . : ; " : . ; : 'me [ . : ; I fi"ms'films become really . Animated bec : , , r } . : p ' it , . , l ; , , , * ( i , , , . , Kaleidoscope . jl.r : ' - : ! college . crowd ' popular with thethecollege on' Volunteers Needed . AIDS Buddies the dancing and karate in Ganser Aud.. Also on ' . }"' , , release If you can lend an ear to room.. Nov.. 13 the U.S.. . Coast Volunteers sought by up with animation. Walt Disney himself to release - } someone and open your Entomology Club Guard will be holding in- Lancaster-Lebanon- Inter- BY AMY REYNOLDS Of the old animation Looney one new animated film every yeayear. animation- . ' ' ¬ " heart to one in need and if The Entomology Club terviews for officer pro- mediate Unit 13's divi- Tunes, Bullwinkle , the Grinch and After "Beauty & the Beast/ ) " ;: 1-- (CPS It happened, one rainy . " " " scheduled follow you want to bring a ray of will hold weekly meet- grams from 10 a.m.. . to 2 sion of Exceptional ChilCl - Disney classics like Fantasia"fant sia" "Aladdin" is to Saturday afternoon when a pair - sunshine to someone, then ings every Wednesday at p.m.. . in Gordinier.. For dren Services towork with of the reason for interest is primarily The new films show nefvnew - bored college students went in to need you ! you are more information , call students who need learn twofold. . characters depth and attempt to we If noon in Roddy Science ' ' - ing , emotional or life skills search of cheap entertainment.. First, "kids" grow up'withup with them ," prove that the simple , - interested in becoming a Center Room 254. Lots of 872-3314. . . ¬ They ended up at the video store , aren ' for kids.. support For more infor says pop culture professor Jack . DisneyDisneystorylinesstorylines aren'tjustfor'tjustforfeel friend to an AIDS patientpa ent, great field trips are Spectrum Concerts - . , perusing the shelves long and hard Bowling " ' & ' wetriedwe trietttri d call Tracy at 872-9724.- . planned.. The Jerry Garcia Band mation call Bonnie Nachbar at Green State "In"In'BeautyBeauty &theBeast'the Beast - for Mickey Rourke's' newest release . B , somsomeonefte Outing Club will be playing at the Dorsey at 569-7331 , ext.. University in Ohio. to create aheroine in Belleelle Priority Club , " " :" 266 ; at the time "Wild Orchid.. Second ,; "If" you look especially looking for life and education*, The Outing Club will hold MU's' environmental acac--¬ Spectrum on Nov.. 12 at . ' - The steamy , sexy film was , is Howard says.. . . J 7:307:30p.m.: . . Tickets are$21.$ . Theater at Warner Brothers what weekly meetings every tion club will hold weekly pm ' ¬ checked out.. A college student is , " we'vewe've beenb en accusedaccus d : On . 15 , Allman Co-Motion- Theater pre recognized classic humor "In the past Tuesday at 5:30 pm. . in meetings every Thursday Nov the Co pre- working at the store "Through" ' recommended something like the restorarestorationon of ofnot giving our womenwom n characters Center Brothers with Little Feat sents Ruby's . . Roddy Science at noon in Roddy Science '"' Mermaid"" . " " . Eyes,"a one-woman- show The. Little instead. comedy onthe thestage"Nachbarstage , Nachbar, says. depth!. ' Room 239.. For more inin--¬ Center Room 254.. If you will be performing at the Eyes"a " " "The Little Mermaid"? . McDonnell agrees.. Watching"Wat" hingitit Animator Glen Keane agreagree/ . , Spectrum at 7:30: p.m.. . written and performed by formation call Lance care , comejoinusjoin us and get . ' . You gotta be kidding. now , amazed at all theincrewblethe incredible Keane was one the animators 299-5748.- . Tickets are $18.50$ . and Barbara Banta.. Banta , a I'm of Gardener at involved. " . ' ," . " - ' . ng Itsthegreatesthesaidthegreatest"hesaid "I even references to then-current events who drew Ariel in . .TheLittie: Little New IMC Hours $9.33.$ . . touring artist , iss returningret ri Its . inJ'The Arthur Miller Tickets cried at the end.." and the subtle sexual innuendos.."' Mermaid"" and is the mastermind . to her nativena ve Lancaster as ¬ Tower Theater ' ' The Instructional Ma- Tickets are available at the But, silly rabbit er, guy Many of the Warner Brothers behind Beast in the newest in Stayer Thee Red Hot Chili Pep- Ruby , a traveling sing- / - - the terials Center SMC game . room for - cartoons are for kids. cartoons also emphasize societal Disney film.. . J pers songwriter whose jour: ' Hall has new hours for the ArthurA ur Miller's' campus pers with Smashing they? " . ! ! . Or are messages , says Jay Wright,, , challenge is to build a neys as a woman, an - curator . build.a fall . Pumpkinspkins will be - indi ' The semester. The center visit on Monday, Nov. 18.. per This year's' re-release- of the Walt ' , make sure or sheds vidual andapcrformerand aperformer are of the touring museum exhibit. character to he will be open Mon.-Thurs..- . MU I.D.. . is forming at the Tower " ' required. 101 " > classic . ! " ' Disney Dal.ma ans"isis " ' The. "That's All Folks . guys who did comic , moving and veryv r Dalmatians real. The older. . . 8 at : . 10 a.m.. to 9 p.m.. . , Fri.. 10 PSA&D& TheaterTheateronNov.8on Nov 7:30 " ' just one example of. the never. - "This is a parcel ofooui'waybur:way of 'Pinocchio'' ' and 'Snow' Whit ' : . . real.. Performances are (" ' Whit a.m.. . to 4 . . and . 1 . . Tickets are $19.50.$ , pm Sun The graphic design invi-¬ pm endingpopularity and recent rebirth looking at things ;,"' he says.., " ' ' - " ve 'The Little Nov.. 7-10 at 8 . . Tickets ' Like would'vewould done ' to 9 . . , Opera House pm ' pm tational will be * Fultonlton animaanimation. The film grossed ' differently ih presented - $8.$ . ¬ of on WileWile E.. Coyote and the'Roadthe Road Mermaid' much thann are For more infor- ' House . Students For Life at PSA&D& from Nov.. 1-- The Fulton Opera $55$ :. 6 million and was the seventh " . J ' mation , call 397-4464.- . 556 Runner.. The message is that no wee did , Keane says. is professional , ' Come and join us every 24.. FormoreFormore information, seeking. seeking biggest hit of the summer. . matter how hard you try, you don't' "We" wouldn't' have chosen to Ganser Gallery " Art . . - " 9 . . in - non-Equity actors over 18 Mostnotably , " .: Tuesday at p.m. the call 396-7833.. Most not ably collegecollegestudentsstudents as alwaysal ways win. . , , draw those attitudes , that heroin s James Gallagher presents , . heroines SMC Room 161.. ¬ for its 1992 Theatre for - - , ' Every- . Sykes Gallery well as children left theaters One to that rulerrule .;; were supposed to be beaubeautifulful allll " , 7 ' his ceramics exhibit at Young Audiences Tour , " " . ' one is welcome , whether Paintings by Steve Sher¬ humming "Cruella Deville.. howevernear, is Disney.. PPopp culture : the time ," he adds.. - Ganser Art Gallery from near ' . - 1. . ' decided or undecided on Feb May . The salary Theformersearchedrecordstoresstores say the ' - " a realistic approach , man will be presented at May Nov.. 10 to Dec.. 13r13 experts company single- We took is $315$ per and - , ' this important issue.. Sykes Gallery until Nov.. week full for the rock 'n''n' roll version of the handedly revived'the industry with not the sugary-coated- princess - time availability is man Citamard Production sbngrecordedbyTheReplacementssOng recorded Replacements ? ' ' " * Bicycle Club 15.. Formore informainformationon, byTheRepla ements the release ofof"Who"Who Framed Roger approach. ." . " " . ' - datory.. will be "Moonchildren" will be - . TheTheBicycleClubwillholdBicycle Club will hold call 872-3298.- . Auditions while the latter, their tiny-tot- Rabbit"" in 1988.. . Artistically , Keane credits mushmu h ' . 1-6- . . presented in ' ' weekly meetings every Career Services heldDecheldDec.17ftom17from 6p.m.pm Dutcher companions , settled for the Disney Disney followed Roger Rabbit of the newfound DisneyDish y at the Fulton Opera Hall's' Rafters Theatre'e' Wednesday at 8 p.m.. . in John Hancock Financial versionvers on. with Academy-Award- winning sophisticationsophis cation and its attraction to a House.. For appointment , from Nov.. 15-16,19-2015-16- , 19-20- , ' - the Philadelphia House, holding Disney movies aren't the only "The" Little Mermaid"" and has high college audience to the ages of the Services will be - - . ¬ call 394-7133 between 9 and 22-24. All perfor- ?' across the street from the interviews for all majors popular toons these days.. hopes for its Nov.. 22 releaserele se of animators25 to 35 on average. a.m.. . and 5 p.m.. . mances begin at 8 p.m.. . ' " - . Warner Brothers' Bugs Bunny " " library parking lot. . from 9 . . . . on "Beauty & the Beast.. _ Our"Ourinterestsshouldreallyreflect"Ourinterestsinterests shouldreallyreflcreflectt a.m. to 4 pm For more information , International Folk Nov.. 11 . Campus Ministry and other characters still draw The only moderate' Disney the interests ofpeople burour own aage Alumnihi House. - . 872-3129. , F Saturday morning ,., " Dancing Club On Nov.. 12 NaNationwideonwide MissionIntemMissionIntemUS-2Mission IntemUS-2, US-2- , and audiences and success was "The" Rescuers Down anyway , he says.. : International Folk Insurance Summer Intern Programs i students and adults alike have Under," which the company. hopes KeanesaysKeane says another drawingpointdrawing point The Company will ' . Date Rape video storesinrecentmonths . - ¬ Seminar rushedrushedvideostores , Dancing Club will hold holdingbe interviews for involve college-age stustu-- will drawmoreauentionnowdraw more attentionatten onnownow thatit (no pun intended ) is that.ththat, thfe meetings every dents in mission work and A date rape seminar will to rent and buy the newly released , has been releasreleasedd on video.. animated characters are real. J weekly insurance agents from 9 . . i : ¬ be held Nov.. 13 at 7 p.m.. . six-volume- Rocky and Bullwinkle Currently , select around Monday from 7:30 to 10 a.m.. . to noon in Alumni. service projects through- theaters j< ' '" . . in McComsey ¬ collectioncollec on. " an ," says.. 'iI' p.m.. . outside between House.. On Nov.. 13 the out the U.S. and the world.. Audito- the country arere. still. showing "I'm really actor he I ¬ " ' been like a one-two punch," " " rium.. The seminar "It's ' draw.thatcharactdr. Ganser Library and U.S.. . Peace Corps will be Terms ofservice are from inin-- "Fantasia :, unarguably the havetobeabletodraw.thatcharacteThave to be able to ' one says David McDonnell, editor ' : Biemesderfer ExecuExecutiveve holding interviews for all 1-3- years or forafor a summer. . cludes speakers from the of animated classic of them all.. and be that character.. It's reala real " " ) , ComicsScenemagazineComics Scene magazine. "Y"Youhave " Center or on the second majors from 10 am. . to 2 FormoreFor more informationm , call area to discuss aspects of "I never met a college student disciplined art form.. floor Brooks Gym in . . and from 7 .toto 9 . . Dr.. Sayre at 872-3355.- . date rape.. 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The central character, Fred Tate;, be "retarded" by his first grade "exceptional" as a child, so. she Children's author to speak at Mui , I s story hihiss , all considers able . . , . tells us the of life seven teacher because he fmds the first herself to save. Fred ' . , , all . - years worth beginning with the grade to be a bit dulld l.. from mental starvationstarv tion Interlnt r- ' " Children it's' time to read you- andand'stories"stories" here at Millersville. . gofordailywalksgo fordailyfor daily walks through thewpodthewoods$ words, "I think I remember being estingly, it is she who learns from " " .. - read" " " " " * your favorite story, "All "BeattheStoryDrumPumPumtheStory DrumPumPum, , . . and along, the shore.. . , born.. ." Fred.. She being Beat . 1 learns that I j bed"' - In MOVIE , All , ...... , , Night . You know the Coretta Scott King Through . REVIEW, " Day received the brings . . . , nature Bryan : ...... , , , , , , - " : : : : : : , , " ' : : : . . : . , : : : , : , < : : : : : , : " ' : . ' : : . It seems Fred is one of a small : : : ''': ' : ' : : : < : . : . : : ' i" ' "unusual" isn't always so ' . nature - ' > handful of "exceptional" children ," wonderful. one, it's the first - award for best illustrated book, and back memories of the pastpa t ttitp , " " able to paint surrealist images in Jodie Foster (making a confident "Little" Man Tate"" depicts the war spiritual bookforchildrenbookforAfricanchildren written "The Lion and the Ostrich ChicksChi ks" continue creacreatingng what he lovestoloves ItO, - ' \ various media, play symphonies on directorial debut ) plays Fred's' between nurturing and smothering by Ashley Bryan.. was named 'aa Coretta Scott King do.. . - ' ' the piano, write poetry, and dream mother , whose concern is not a child, between . the need for love Ashley Bryan, a professor of Honor book.. TheUniversity's CulturalMfCultural AffairAffairs ' . that he's inside of Van Gogh's' whether Fred is fmding sufficient and the need for understanding , painting and drawing at Dartmouth "Whennotteaching"saidBryanWhen" not teaching ,"'saidBryan , Committee will present AshleyAshl ' : r ' . , ' " " " > paintings sometimes. You know mental stimulationstimul ation , but rather ifhe'ifhe'ss between being "gifted" and being college , is best known for his. I live on a small island off the Bryans' free public lectureat7 pinpjn , " ' kid's' stuff.. fmdinghis childhood to be "normal" "normal.." childrens' books , and will be Maine coast.. I paint from the Nov.. 12, in Ganser Library} " , " I But being . " . a genius has its and happy. JoellshlerIshler discussing "Black poems , Folklore landscape, wworkrk on my books and AuditoriumAuditori 1D.. > -Joel . : , '

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. . * - - ,.. . " .. ' ' , . '" ' ' , ' ! ! Kill TedTe Bundy ButBut's'avesave the cows . . b , ...... : ...... " ' . :. ? . warfare involved ' : "We don't get in . : - . . . : " a . . . - . . . ' ...... " t , BY HAINEY . , . . that.. r . MICHAEL . ' . . . , r.k\ ' . \ + Spy MagazineMagaz innocent civilians in a nuclear fK : . , ' k . :8- . . . . . , . . " war? "No" comment. ." " ' ' " ' . . . . " : \ " . . ' : . : : . : . . . . p , . . . , . . ' . . . ' : . oa ? " . . . There's never enough room in a cow for food "The only issue t rv : . ' y -.01 " . . . lifeboat. . , ' . we get involved in is . . . the Push comes to shove the death . " . " ' . : r , " : :: and dam , someone always gets left . penalty.. ' . . Re.quifRequired'd R adin Week ' : ' , Reading iveEvery ; : " ; " . a . oaa cat for a lab ? " ' out. Spy asked number of ' experiment "The 'f" ' ' : ' ''' ' iSpy ; . ' : organizations about life-and-death- - fll99D1990 $SpyPublishingPartners.PY Publishingb ishin 'pPartnersL.P4, LPL.Pf. only issue we get involved in is the . . : . , ' : ; , ' . . < . : , : : . . . , issues to see just where they draw , death penalty. . " - tls tI - - Ll . ... line this sanctity-of- People . the on whole for the Ethical . - " . j . , : .. oaa cat for a lab experiment? . "' . . . life thing.. ' No Treatment of Animals , f-- , American Life Lobby (anti-- Would you kill : ; . ... , ' . ... . :' , abortion ) ' - \ oaa human fetus ? " would : , . Concerned Women for "We have : . ; , ( - Would you kill : - ', : ) . pro-family to poll our find . America rights members to their ' - ' : . " . . ' oa ? : SA'' - , ' ' . Would you kill : a human fetus No "Life is views. " ' . . 'i ' ' ' ' . . ' sacred in all cases.." ' at' ''f'' '' , : " oa - " ' , ' " , oaa human fetus ? No "Of course a death-row inmate? "I can't " . : " ) oaa death-row- inmate? Yes "We .i ,. not.. We believe all life is sacred.." ' comment unless a member asked , " " ;:i! ' : " want to protect all innocent life.. " , 'oaa death-row- inmate? Yes "We about it.. | " oaa brain-dead- person ? No : oaa - ? " ' I \ _} see no correlation between a brain-dead person "We don't . ' - . . , .. " ' ; " " ' ' " " .... "You're dead or you're not dead.. " . " murderer and an innocent baby.. " take a stand on that.. , - ' ' - - : , I' , . --r , . ,. , " . . ' ... , . . oaa . oaa brain-dead- person? No : "We" soldier' in conventional oaa in ' : ) : . , w h. . soldier ; . ' conventional 1 ; ' ; r , J.. ' e " : '"' " - . ..ji" k'rir . warfare? No oppose war.. " ' ;,: : " , _ . " . - . . We , . ? . ? t are opposed. warfare"We'dbemoreconcernedwarfare "We'd bemoreconcemedbemore concerned . , , , , Wed . ' . 1L; . , . . ' ; . .. innocent civilians min a nuclear . " . . . .'''' ' . ; oa with s . . a soldier in conventional animals I : .i " ' _ " ,jS. :F. _ . _ ' ' -S-! :''i.JJi: 1._ . ; - : . , . . , ' ' . " - - N..w. . . ? No : . " ' -11 , warfare? Yes : "The" Bible says , war "We oppose war innocent civilians in a r \ : . ' nuclear ' Snapper J. * ? : " ' '' Snapper photo by Leah Ann Griffey :' "' ' oacowa cow for food Yes "That's not " , .. Thou shall not murder, but there war? "Again , we are .. " really . * " WHAT HAPPENED TO ' is a difference in wartime.. " a concern to us.. concerned with animals. ." THIS MEMBER OF PHI KAPPA SIGMA ? Don't' worry , this Isn't' the new wardrobe ;. of Phi Kappa Sigma - innocent civilians in a nuclear oaa cat for a lab experiment? Yes : oacowa cowcow for food? No: We"'' oppose members.. This fraternity member helped tto raise money foror the Leukemia Society.. TheTh ,>" " - event originated in 1987 as a service project for the Ronald McDonaldMcDonaldHouse' House. ,.. : " "If animal-rights people were . ,: war? toward yes "We support any :process that . Lean harasses an M honest, even broccoli; is alive.." ." SDI , sinceitwouldsinceitwouldpreventthedeathprevent the death ( , animal " ',-V- - of innocents. . . oaa cat for a lab experiment? No: Newman planning many events : . oaa cow for food ? Yes : "We" have Washington Legal Foundation "It" is wrong to exploit or abuse any for next year " (pro-capital- punishment) " no position.." animal.. . ; ' . ( oaa a lab experiment ? "We" Would you kill : American Vegan Society ( adopting grandparents and "Fully" semesters and : cat for wear " has been with* " oaa human fetus No : " , ; '" ' " have no position.." ' ? "There is no animal-derived- clothing ) Human Fully Alive starts to fill Newman for three and a half years :* . NEWMAN . nothinginconsistentwithbeingpro-nothing inconsistent with - NEWMANjrompage,from page 9. puzzle.. " being pro- Would you kill : the entire Kovacs added , "It's' a sharingsharin * - ." * Council for a Livable World death penalty and pro-life. oaa human fetus ? No : "It" is a The puzzle is a combination of caringqualitycaring quality that'sthat'sveryunselfishl' veryunselfishrveryunselfish ?< - Iris living Newman Association. . : oaa death-row inmate? Yes : "You" the whole person.. " . . (pro-disarmament- ) creature whose life we must "A" "You feel so welcomed , it's' Iiklilev{>( bridge between different . know it, - - does " "Fully" Human , Fully Alive is a " - Would you kill : not respect.. , " one big family , said Jen Stohr, : , " sanctity- faiths" is the philosophy ofCardinal - :< oaa human fetus ? Lean towards applyap . oaa death-row- inmate? No : "It's" ' ' 10-week seminar that delivers a new member. . .I *.. - " ' John Henry Newman and that's what : " - - oaa person? "I don't ridiculous to kill someone better understanding of the self, "The" Newman Association is yes "We must balance sanctity-of- brainbrain" reformto the Newman Association has tl know.. them.." ' others , the world , and God ," said Christian community ppeop&op1&( life against the specter of an followed for over 20 years.. where ; unlimited population. . " oaa soldier in conventional oaa brain-dead- person? NNo.. Tom Miskelly , a member of can gather to ask questions R>.. ' : . Campus ministers Father Michael and tt oaa - oaa Newman.. seek appropriate answers ," death-row ' soldier in Santeusanio and Erin Lackey are " addeC: : "I had a chance totalk to some the . ' '" inmate ? No conventional advisors to the Newman ,. Nash. >: "This" is the warfare ? No : homeless people.. . . they seemed to When asked what type qCof: ' Association , and are willing to lend - SEPARATED AT BIRTH ? " be high-spirited and fulll ofoptimism expansion Mike :" we . jvot Father "But are . would destruction of SPY's . a helping hand in spiritual or " like innocent life.." . We fqr a better future, said Cathy he replied that he would like se-sc; :- passive. personal counseling. . to see. oa - Sabatino , another member of a diverseness ' a brain-dead disarm them studentsof and an*: ' The association was formed in : " Newman , on the . . . (So - ? with . . SOME interaction between & person No love. . the 60's' when the Catholic Newman and " . Diocese Others Might Eat) service.. ;' "Euthanasia is a innocentoinnoce .nt other associations on campus liklike purchased land at Millersville . ° " . . . . is a to . ' form ofsuicide.. civilians in a University and bought SOME retreat residence life and counseling. . >: a house on . . - " oaa in ? Washington D.C. to receive first "Plans for next <. ' soldier nuclear war NorthNo 1h George Street.. semester ararC( " ' hand experience in volunteering in underway, :;: conventional "Definitely there are going to be a , " . The house was eventually warfare : " . " a soup kitchen and on the same - ? Yes "I not. condemned, , and new ' lot of the events like retreats>- the new'locationlocation McKenna's' , would , wagon a traveling reflections (on different *: ; defend my 'oaa cow for wasmovedfurtherdowntheroadwasmovedwasmovedfurtherdownfurther down theroadthe road to subjects; ¬ " '' source of food for the homeless. . " home and coun- food ? No: "We ; and , ofcourse , the nightnigbt ; ' , 227. . George . Wednesday! N Street " - try.." are vege-¬ WhetheryouareWhether you are lookingforlooking for God , dinners," Nash . ->* n , aa total vege- Throughoutits existenceonMU'sexistence on MU's' said -i . " a friend , or a good meal every "But" we ' sanQe'& : innocent tarians. ,campus: , the Newman association' don't like all the sanj& . Wednesday . . . , - civilians in a a cat for a lab ] night at 5. p.m. ,events taking place so there . eacatforalab has supplied, ' and will keep -so wtwill that - - ? : Newman is shining star closer " : nuclearwarnuclear war No experiment ? s be different ones , she adds with . supplying spiritual, social , ' ' "Definitely" not.." No: : "' I than you think.. enthusiasm.. - " NoWeoppose. (educationalduca onal and " ; community service "It" has variety for everybody," oaa cow any jjif Studentscanstopst pbytheNewmatrby theNewmairir ,. for Jamie Farr.. . . and Alice B.. Toklas? sort {if (opportunities. Newin '? 1 Marilyn Nash , ' food? Yes.. animal torture: said who has been House orcallor call 872-3350- to more ; tortur :? ' getmoraget . ! Actiyiu'esUkepraygroup.hikingActivities like pray group , , . hiking *- .. ' . . president of the association for two - - : . . " . . information. . . c " . ,7 . : . >. ." > . . ' , . . , ; . . , . : . _ . . , . " , . " . . s.. . ;. , , . \ " /

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Slippery Rock , } MENTtnN 1 ' l WOMEN'S CROSS 28 points ; 2.. Shippensburg , 54'; . D tT - COUNTRY 3.. Edinboro, 71 ; . East StroudsStr uds¬ . 4 : : PSAC Championships : , ; . , ; 6.. J1/ at burg 95 5. Indiana 132 6 mI ET "' v-- Placed 4 of 14 teams , 183 ; 7.. - FIE nt, out Bloomsburg West Chest . \\P ? - MU top finishers : 5.. Mary Zer- er , 208 ; 8.8 . Kutztown , 232 ; 9.. - = * 1FAM PIeASe ; ; . ) { by 9.. Karen Gentzel 19. Amy Lock Haven, 26226210.'; 10.. MILLERS- { ; . Sue Lewicki ; 37.37..Su-. -Su-- Su- , Moore 36. . VILLE 278.. san ; . Terry Hampton . I I MAW! ' . - Henne 67 . \ .. . . 1'iii\' . . . : 1 . ' . > . Team Results 1. Edinboro , 41 ! . ' . ,. t, VOLLEYBALL ' 't points; 2.. Indiana, 59 ; 3.. Slippery \,. )' t :: . MU 3, Kutztown 1 ...... ! Rock, 104 ; 4.. MILLERSVILLE , )I.. . r . . . . , .. .. . - . . . . ; . (15-13( , 17-16- , 10-15- , 15-6)- ) . . } . . .f. 106 ; 5.. East Stroudsburg , 131 66. (15-13,1746,1045,15-6) . . - - .' . {fir, - . . i ' t . . .. . : . .. , 149 ; 7.. Kutztown , At Juniata Tournament : . . . - . . . Shippensburg . . .Jt; &. .. . - . ' ; Hagerstown JC 3, . .. : 150 ; 8.. Bloomsburg , 219 9.. West MU 0 . " . : 0 ...... - - . . I . , . ( - , 15-8- , 15-11)- '-'- . \ " , 242; 10.. , 260.. (15-13,15-8,15-11)) . "t Chester Clarion . . .. 24210. (15 ." .. " . _ _ ..:. : ' r " . ' : : : C.W.C..W.. 3, 1 ; : Post . ', : : : : : : MU ' - ; [ ; - : : ! ; >! ; ! - : ! ! ' ; :: ! - ! : ; : ' ; ; }l = : ; : FOOTBA&LEO.Q. & AR 1U ( - - . : iltIIltIMMAtoER LL'SUMM'AR'$tMMQ M: Y (15-13,13-15,17-15,15-10), 13-15 , - , 15-10)- ) - B " (15 ; ! n : $ IT ' + e I 17 1 ' COWNTRY MU 3.3, Fairmont State . MEN'S CROSS I ! ' : (15-12.( - , - , 9-15- , 15-8)- !'I II'j1.I.'I' ! rnlmj2Irfft ! ! 15-9.9-15.9-15,15-8)) . , Pa.. 47 , 0 at PSAC Championships ' gmm.I mlff'! Indiana Millersville MU 3 , West r " 10 14 3. Chester 0 .! Placed out of teams . I.. , : . - ( - , 15-3,15-11)15-3- , 15-11)- ) NCAAN AAPollPoll as of / / MU top finishers 46. Jeff Stall- (15 * T 0 0 0 0 -- 0 ' 3, .. T Record11 Millersville Marauders ; State; MU 3. Fairmont State t. . Previ . 0 f.tL PrevioR - ings 49.. Mike Craighead.53.Craighead . . 53. ! 33007 0 7 47 ( - , 15-12- , - . IndIana. Pa.. (4)( ) 9-09- 880 1 - ' Indiana Indians Hoinowski ; 61.. (15-9,15-12,15-10)15-10)) , 0 .' Charles John (15 . - Jacksonville State (AL) 7-0- 76 2 . ' 9 . . - IUP-!UP - White 49 pass from Aliucci (Jaworski kick ) IUP 7, MUOMU 0 . " . PittsPittsburgurg State (KS) - - 72 7 ' : ., . : : : ! . -. - 33 pass from Aliucci (Jaworski kick ) IUP 14, MU 0 i li'J : llliII: ; il iif:1r. 1 1iI!! : ! ' ! : ; 4. Northern Colorado 7-1 68 IUP Turner il I ! ! : iii ' ' \vA' \ 4 . ' . ' ; : PO? ; , h \, 'LENDARlif'lii\lil4111Ii: ' 1 . IUP! - Zinobile 11 pass from Aliucci (kick fails) IUP 20, MU 0 ill11 ! : 5.. Virginia Union 8-1- 64 8 !lti! ' l ,, _ 6.. - ""x IUP! - Smith 14 return of blocked punt (kick fails) IUP 26.26, MU 0 ButIerINButler (IN) 7-1 60 . 10 . . . IUP! - Stevenson 30 interception return (Jaworski kickkick)1UP) IUP 33.33 , MU 0 FOOTBALL 7.. ThxasA&Ilbxas A&I& 6-2- 56 16 .. ' !IUP - Murray 1 run (Jaworski kick) IUP 40, MU 0 8.. Mississippi College 5-2-1- - 50 3 "! ;' MurrayUP! - Murray 4 run (Vereb kick) IUP 47.47, MUOMU 0 Saturday , November 9 at Bloomsburg , 1 p.m.. . 9.. North Dakota State 5-2- 48 11 -,' - . ' . 10.. PPortlandrtland StateSt te (OR) 7-2- 13 : 44 . : : : Mann 14-81- ; Murray 8-28- ; White 1-22- ; ' AND ' CROSS 11.. Grand Valley State (MI ) 6-2- 42 12 RUSHING Indiana MEN'S WOMEN'S COUNTRY ::, Revis 6-21- ; Adamrovich 4-18- ; Peoples 5-8- ; Aliucci 3--14)-(- ) . Millers-- 12.. East Stroudsburg - - 36 14'14 ' : 9-29- ; Williams 10-18- ; Espositio 3-8- ; Murray 2-5- ; , - 13.. - State (NC) 8-1- 31 . ville DeBellis Saturday November 9 at NCAA East Regionals at WInSton 17.17 . 9- 7 " - . Joyce 1--11)-(- ); Fagan 4--27)-(- ). Springfield , Mass.., All day.. 14. ElizabethCityNCElizabeth City (NC) 7-1- 26 : . - . . PASSING : Indiana : Aliucci - - , 192 ; Woods - - , 45.. 15.. Mankato State (MN) 5-3- 23 t18 . , Millersville : Fagan 12-25-4- - , 83 ; WolWolfingermger 4-7-0,17.4-7-0- - , 17.. Note : All home events type.. 16.. AshlandOHAshland (OH) 7-2- 15 5 ' in bold RECEIVING : Indiana : Hill 4-69- ; Smith 2-49- ; White 21-49- ; Tur- 17.. Moorehouse State (GA) 6-3- 14 - ; 18.. - ,, ; - ; 2-26.- . 9: Esposito 4-24- ; Siegfried 3-22 Shippcciburg 7-2- 13 2-44 Zinobile Millersville t18 - . . ner --n.. . ' - - ; - ; -(- ) . ' 19.. Wofford ( ) - , Pelczarski 3-21 ; Livingston 3-20 Burke 2-14 Baker l--l1--1) '! SC 7-2 6 6 - ' ( - ' . INTERCEPTIONS : Indiana : Stevenson , Creech , Choice , Mc- 'ItJ' 'il' 11111 tie) Cal State Sacremento 6-2 6 9 . : I1U w.. ' ! , ill .Y s . ( , Caskill.. Millersville : Mims.. (tie) . North Dakota 6-1-. 6 : ( llili. . .' III.lillI - ; , r .S, < Others Receiving Votes : Edinboro ; . ; ;; Missouri Southern 'v : + : { : ' jl ! ii ' ', ! ! ! Savannah State (GA ); Southern . : lj1 ! : ; 1. . . ' . , . G r1i t1\1ii:1111\ !: ; ' Utah. , : .BA ! iltJjl\1\ :: SACP& h. .kNDINOS: PSAC PlayoffsPlayoffs at Bloomsburg (Nov.. 2 - Nov. 33)): : Dropped Out : Fort Valley State ((15)); Edinboro ((20)). 1'II1I . 5 : , i Semifinals ; - lm - Eastern Regional Rankings : 1 , Indiana, PA; 2.. : - Virginia Union asofas of /)/ 3 , Stroudsburg . Lock Haven East 2 . * : ( : 3.. ; . Eastern Division fPSACT( ) 3 11EE PA Overall) }y. PJE EA East. Stroudsburg 4. Elizabeth City, NC; 5.. ; W. L \y\ L 1 Shippensburg6 * I1 140 . 1 I1 217 170 Bloomsburg , Shippensburg 0 EastEastSiroudsburg 5 0 78.78 7 ' Edinboro..

195 : " Kutztown 3 2 0 200 102 4 0 304 Consolation : : .< " 4 : : . . .' ,: :: -> ;, : : , ; " , * .i. , ' 'Nmf' :: ' !; .; tfr : ' 184 ' M'': . :; . m-" {@ 68 164 1 : ; f. " 82 .t. < WestWestChesterChester 2 2 0 4 0 . : + jWS- :. 5 'f : , :: ::: : iOi.J' ' Shippensburg East Stroudsburg 0 : i; * : S\f' ''W'-i.ij-' : i8R. . : : \ , . 1Z . % . , : . " ' , .I ,: .1a:1Jt3. . th : 0 104 125 3 192 193 ' $ : ' ' . : : : ' Bloomsburg 2 5 0 : : imttiU.I; ' 2 : : tf : : % : .H: : &: : ; :: : : : : 'i { u : -> . . : ; 7 . \ ; ' .r.- : : a ; . . + _ . WWi1.m.hidtMJil% M . Championship . ) h\ % MILLERSVILLE 2 2 1 137 128 4 3 1 201 211 f' Jtf #"t.kffii# * k' v Mansfield 2 3 0 115 124 3 5 1 218 220 BloomsbBloomsburgfg 3 , Lock Haven 0 ' -. . < . , 66 190 9 98 393 . Top 10 NCAA-II- Scoring Leaders Cheyney 0 5 0 0 0 I"" , Leaders ' (as " _ .' . of / / ) : . Si5 ; ; ' ( ) V : ( ) : Top Goalkeepers : :' Western Division Yi. L IEEE PA Overall W. L EE. EA : " SAC . . . Ali J . ,: I I . Name SsII1School .E. A POINTS * . 10 ' 5 0 173 41 9 0 0 349 62 . fir a Indiana 0 , 16 : . 00 (aHof ) RichardSharpeRichard Sharpe HondaFloridaTechTech 32 12 76 . , : 2 165 108 7 0 284 192 of . Shippensburg 4 0 2 , gsof . . " / / 76. - 7 " : ' . ' . EdinboroEd nboro 3 2 0 97 83 6 3 0 180 158 n _ .. ' 11D: ;;! AndrewZiemerAndrew Ziemer Sonoma State 15 19 ..8.8 . 46 . 4V ' ao1 . ' , . " School GAA - < Name Se , . _ S3AoLJ. ' . . " x ' . 5 . _ , , . . Y so S! . Siip 3 2 0 80 72 ' < 9 . . , , . - tyRock 5" 3 0 A51..I19 - , - , SnpQetyRock . ' . , , 't' . : - School Bill Bohn ' , --.5. , " 3'- 0- BillB MillMillersvillee : 18 . ; 5 , _ µ - ) . . , 20 . . ' : . 45 "" ' 1 . : ' " ( - . , , ' . , . . , . . . ) . . Bloomsburg 19 ; 6-6 : . ( . ! 14 . 2 ' ' 3 ' 124 241 ArutaiStumtum . 19. . . : , , 60- + 14. fl.32 't Clarion 2 . 5 4 0 220 Anta . " . > 0 241..220. . 60 5.liJ . " . . ' g2 :5 - " ' - - : , . ' . : s : , ' 210 J4 - : . . J4." 0. ' " " DannyRebuckDanny Rebuck ' - 18 : JX--. - ,- . ,; i , . . , , , ; > , ; : . 13..111 5" h . 1..4d45 " 1 ' " . burg,18-n. . . " 1 . . - ll . 1(13..270( - ; ; ;. " " - Lock HavenH ven . 4 0O' 60 148 , 3 . . 5 0 . 103 270 Alison Brita : ' Haverj , IT"? :16. 16 . , 75 : 7 ; - . ' " " " i . . ; Lock : ' ' Sparta" ' " = ' 1. ' 7 1 ; . °< " ' ' - ' ; ; z 4i! ' ' .. . '' ' -, . ' :' . ' . ' " ' ; ' . , ' ' : ' - , . U" ' ' "A'dii-. -" ' " ' ' : J'' . ' ' . ' ' - " M. '' , California 27 146'& " 1 8 93 278 ,: : :1Y an U3U' 1Tampam'pa ' ' , 17 ': 17 ; 10 , : 0 5 0 " 'B.1. 11' 44 . 1..8. 0 AngelaLutzAngelakLutz Millersvlle . 16 17 lis'188 6 -.2. :L:1J6 Adrian JlT '' , 3r USC . * -1 . Clinched Division ChampioChampionship ' ' ' ' . - ' SamKoledukSam Koleduk St.. Leo . 17 18 6 - .- . . . DawnStrunkDawn Strunk EastSt Stroud-Stroud} - [ 20 26 203 5 1.39. 42 ' PSAC _ Results (Nov. 2)) 'E 20' " 5' ; ' Miguel Martin Bentley 15 18 4 -40'40 \ Indiana , MILLERSVILLE 0 Clarion , California 6 Christine Hempt Shippensburg' 21 31 346 7 1.48. 47 26 - Marlon Burgess USC-Spartanburg- 18.18 14 11 . ' Bloomsburg 31.31 , Mansfield 24 Slippery Rock 7.7, Edinboro 0 - . . 39 ,-.

. . . - _ . . Kutztown , Cheyney 14 Shippensburg 34.34, Lock Haven 0 i. : Warren Lewis New Hampshire 18 16 4 _ . " 35 eul :+L ..0l , ' } ; 36 .t ,9k; ? ' Stroudsburg . West Chester 21 jlilil \ !: III!! : :: ' : East 28 ! iilv : ' ' BojanVuckovicBojan Vuckovic Franklin Pierce 16 16 . . . > \ififlflllililI tlill / : $ 4 36 : : ° . . bJr: nv - 'rThAMRALNn , , II I'J . ( 9)) ' mf' l .bY. 'jl'l ' wiltie Nov.. 9 g:2: : ' 'Y:3 : : PSAC Schedulech h; .' : $$! $: $ :tt t..J.. , ' ' 'I Eddie Soto Chapman - 17 15 6 , ; . 36 ; ! . ' MILLERSVILLE) at Bloomsburg California at Lock Haven , . ' ' ' - 36' ; al i ' ' . West ; Cheyney at Chester Slippery Rock at Clarion l Top10 NCAA-II- Goal Scorers - , Mansfield at Kutztown Indiana at Edinboro BASKETBALL CONTEST Sign up for the fifth " . . ,.; TIP OFF (as 10/28/91)of / / ) . .. / / . - ' East. t Stroudsburg at Shippensburg . The first 32 annual Intramural Tip Off Basketball Tournament. ' . Name Scho-School Games GoalsvG ' and the first eight women's' teams will be accepted - ol Games . ( . 2V21) : men's teams Tech Around. the PSAC Nov East Stroudsburg clinched the Eastern Division title - Richard Sharpe Florida 16 32 . : a.m.. . on Monday , November 11 at.theat . the Intra with a 28.21 victory over West Chester.. In the game Warrior quarterback Bret Comp was beginning at 8:00 Bill Bohn Millersville . 18 20 ! - - - - - noon - Millersville ' , as East Stroud finished competition with a record 5-0-1.. Gym.. Entries at 12 noon Thurs : , - of mural Office in Pucillo will close . ' Andrew Ziemer Sonoma State 15 . .19.19. ) ,:. Indiana clinched the West title withEasta Slippery Rock victory over Edinboro. . The Rock ' - 14 day, November 14.. The captain's meeting will be held on Thurs :' :' Sam SL. 17 18 defeated Edinboro 7-0- on a - touchtouchdown pass from Jobn Linhart to Rob Henne.. Koleduk StLeoLeo 18' , nine day , November 14 at 4:30: p.m.. . in the SMC, Room 161.. The. " ' At Mansfield , - 15 ., Bloomsburg running back Jerry Marks carried the ball a PSAC record- ' Miguel Martin Bentley , 18 ' setting 59 times for 300 yards in the Huskies 31-24- win over Mansfield. . Marks broke $10.00$ . forfeit fee must be paid to Student Services prior to your - . , Rebuck 18 ", - ' Danny USC Spartanburg 17--17 , the record of 47 carries set by Slippery Rock's Jay Wagner in 1968. form and being accepted. entry roster 17 , 1 . " t Adrian Bush Tampa 17 "J ' ! . . - Warren Lewis New Hampshire 18 1616-.1-. :-"' + - ' . ' ; Y, . : t 75-itir..9- . SHOOTING CONTEST The Intramural Foul Shoot . .yfa} ; lO FOUL The BojanBojanVuckovicVuckovic Franklin Pierce 16 16. " P - . r"f Tuesday , November ; \ l<i& ; *, ing Contest will be held in Pucillo Gym on Danny Cazalas West Texas State 17 16'. ! &5i--> & :- 19 , at 8:308 : 0 p.m.. . This event is open to all interested students , $ . i Top 10 PSAC Scorers _ faculty, and staff.. ' , , (asofll/4J91)as ofil/of 11/4/91)/ / ) . . " .Q4. , ' POINTS>.. I ' CHAMPION ' The winner of the 19911991' Name School G.E. A POINTS MEN'S SOCCER fie - - Bill Bohn. Millersville 18 20 5 45 Intramural Men's' Soccer event is 3rd Leg.. They defeated Nutmeg - " Henry Sands East Stroud 20 15 7 37 . ;. , 3-0- in a Shootoutt folfollowingowing a game in which neither team scored.. 37. BrianBrianMarshallMarshall EastEastStroudStroud 20 11 11 33 "_: _ . 33" ' -I . BARD HALL WEIGHT ROOM HOURS Jim Keegan Kutztown ' 16 13 4 30.30 . <" - Mark Waite Lock Haven 19 9 8 ' 26 - -.'. 0// ,, > . . . . . ; . ' ' ' ;' .;. ; :" , 26. " ' j i'1'. ; ,. ;: ' 't : ' " "" ..... " .- RichWhitmoreRich , Whitmore Indiana , PA 19 11 . 3 - ) . : ; 'ft:' . ,\;;\ 1 . . . . 11. 25 -il 'ij- "i\\ Monday , Wednesday, and Friday p.m. to 4 p.m. - Marc Rich West Chester 17 9 7 25 , -...- Tuesday and Thursday 2 p.m.. . to 4 p.m.. . -.. Kevin Berg Kutztown 17 8 8 24 .-I.. i Sunday and Friday 7 p.m.. . to 10 p.m.. . . MaMatinsas Allendes Slippery Rock 13 9.9 . ' 4 22 '

: ' 22'. , : " . { } + e fV : : EdpeckerEd Decker East Stroud 19 8 4 20 :. .ut b y 0 AEROBIC DANCE SCHEDULE . .. " . . . ' S.A: , " .: J . : wt : Hall : Monday and Wednesday 7 p.m.. . to 8 p.m.. . Top 5 PSAC Goalkeepers } " _ . Hull ' " . . . ' " IIII.. ' ' '' ' ' " - "I'' " : .. " , . . ;2 '' : 7 p.m.. . to 8 p.m.. . .Tr Gaige Hall Sunday . (as of 11/4/91)) , , . ' Monday and Wednesday 4:15: to 5:15: p.m.. . / / ; . . 8 . Name .Scho l ' . . ..5.Y. s.Q . and 7 to p.m.. X18E 16G . ".GA ' : . , Pet- ' 94 S8 : Lenhardt Hall : Sunday 7 p.m.. . to 8 p.m.. . PeteYovinoPetee Yovino Millersville'e' 18 16 94 8 "osg ; . , /16\1 : : . . Chris Nicoll West Chester 12 10 67 4 0.80.83'. ' 4:15 to ' . Tuesday and Thursday 5:15 p.m. . , " . . . " , . . . , ". . " . ' ni . . L " 1IIIi"i" ' . . . , , . . . ' f'''"'''' . " , 'Rf' ,., '" . Stroud . n rFd't' . . .'.,.. ; . .; : "r:' 7 8 . . Ricky King 15 14 64 6 1.04. '' - ' . .' ' - 'ta. ; and to pm , East ,64. ; " . . . : : , , ! .. .( ' . 15' ' . . : . .. , ; - ...... /. , " .i.'t-- . . ,. , , ' . : - ' \ " . 15 21 . . " : . . 8 Tom Cross , 132 3 . \ Tuesday andd Thursday 7 p.m.. to p.m.. . Kutztown 3' 1.40 : - Gilbert Hall Tuesdayand, .: ; !: ;{ ? ' ! fift, ' ! . '" . . - . . . { . . . . 11 I : ' iri . : ; . #, ;;; , . . - ,. . sScottott Maple California 15 58 2' . ' \ , ! . . : " " . ; ' ' 1"" , . . \ . . " -\'r''' ' y : 1.4 } b a . ' . . "' " . : , ""ITyy e .! , I an % d ' Wanted : . ; ' ti {, . . r y : i'si' e STAFF. IiI Enthusiastic, aggressive, and responsible. IIl TOUCHSTONE .. t' , .. , .. THE . .. ( . Seme< restrictions( . doappltj &. . . . JOIN reslrlctkJ..do4pplg.: C.Mngd.lg..n111& . < JU , . if> /1 "" " A> , , < , < Jlunicsglolng S<< < < /a/l"/ / " / OrdOnteao *" musIbmust be received

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' S'' : ; : ! ; ! ;; 'jl 1'Yf'iilrlti ;111rBDWHAEBi :9:ON !}THE! m'E NFLF'F'' ilr' III iJ; 1i III i!! Women'svolleyb' ; ' ' ' iISRm ! ! ' I ' , volleyball . finishing ! Women's, strong . - ' ] ,. Downard gives out®ut NFL . beat Kutztown finish third at Juniata - games to one.. 15 , 15-8.- . match 15-9- , 15-12- , IS-tO- , - grades ; 15,15.8. 15-9,15-12,15-1015-12,15-10 claim mid-term ; - BY MA .. AND JOHN SON Pennewill attributed the win to This advanced Millersville ing third the - : < to the place in ; JONATHAN SCHACHTER eight good passing and solid , consis-¬ consolation semifinals , tournament. . , is in and - where the Likesands in the hourglass time running out the NFL with :. Snapper Sportswriters tent defense.. . Lady Marauders were matched up Host Juniata won the tourna-¬ justsevenjust seven weeks remainingon the 1991 season ticker, fewa teams are Last weekend the Lady Marau¬ against PSAC rival Chester.. away from elimination. . : It's' been an up atandid ddownwn sea-- - West ment , beating Hagerstown 15-4- , finding themselves a few granules With half ders participated in the Juniata The Marauders defeated the Rams ¬ , ' time i son for the Millers,rille women's' 15-4- , and 15-10- in the cham- of the season fading from our memories it's that of the year to Invitational Tournament in which in three straight games , 15-8,15-15-8- , 15-- , the , and yes , the ugly.. : volleyball team.. pionship game.. evaluate the good bad they placed third.. 3,15-113 , 15-11- , advancing to ¬ : Buffalo Bills already away :i : the conso- AFC East Cfiod. The have walked After three lossess at the East For her efforts this week , - : After losing their two opening lation fmals.. tI . it ; ' thiss season asQ-the division champions. Rumor has that Scott Stroudsburg ey last - Wineka toursy week matches , 3-0- ¬ was selected to the PSAC ' to Hagerstown Jun- , ¬ Norwood has an engagement in late January in Minnesota with a :. , the Marauder rebounded In the consolation finals Mil- Honor Roll as an outside hitter.. end s ior College and 3-1- to C.W.. . Post , , ; - 1 : couple of . Not bad This past weekend the New York Jets witha3-lPSACwiwith a 3-13-,;- PSAC w in over Kutz-- lersville met Fairmont State , who The Millersville Lady Volleyball uprights - : the Marauders rebounded in their knocked off the Packers to climb over thethe.500.500. mark , and with a few ttownwn and a third plplacace:e finish at the they had previously beaten. The team is now 3-5- in PSAC and 7-- bad :' third match with a victory over more wins could climb into a wildcard spot.. .Juniata Tournament. . Lady Marauders easily won the 11 overall.. . Fairmont State, 15-12- , . - , 9-- Despite healthy Eric Dickerson , the "" " Ugly a I one again st Kutztown - ' " .15 Ijglx- ' Game - 0-9- and have : was a see-saw- battle after Millers-- Indianapolis Colts hold a record ' been a in thethepastpast six 'ville' scored seven ssitraight points . unable to score touchdown ; 1. . ! L Jar . . ' !- - I. ! gamesgames..Now. Now that's ugly .to take a 13-10lead13-10 lead . Despite six : , : Boasting a 7-2- mark , ! ] AFC CentralCentral.QQQd.-.Good . service errors , the Lady. Marau-- Good ' z , - Central :ders- prevailed by a score of 15-- the Houston Oilers are sitting atop the and a by the name ' " . due to the run and shoot ,,13.13.. " man : . " " puns cliches needed < < or : <; of Warren. No "Moon" Xjn.game. Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend , the Broncos next game three 15-10.- . SKutztown ran games versus the Raiders and the Chiefs are going to be of up a 9-2- lead and leverr looked two monumental importance . gad& back Bobby Humphries of ; Running back.. The Lady Marauders didn't' &l-- !' t the Broncos sat out the majority of the season in hopes ofreceiving do much to help their' own cause, N coughing up nine of their- 24 ser-- a more pleasing contract. Who was he kidding? Ugly! l - The San then Diego have fought all contenders this year , once : : Chargers off and vicevic errors inm thetheg. ganameoe. again , own last placelace in the West.. Congratulations. . waS y va. Game four was aii example of NFC Eastlast: ficod& The Washington Redskins flaunt the only how Millersville hheaeadd coach Scott =-The undefeated record left in the NFL at 8-0.- . With a little luck and a lot Pennewill claimed t "we" con-- hat ofskill , theth Redskins might accompany the Bills to their engagement trolled the tempo oftof the match.." r.. in late January.. Not-Bad- The Dallas Cowboys appear to have Araby Wineka raeked up her turned their system around-in just three years and are shooting for a last of 15 kills' for tl game and N , , . he , . . . . - . . . , . spotbehindbehind the efforts : '- . . r . , ",.. - " wildcard spot theefforts ofEmrmttSmithEmmitt Smith andandTroyTroy Aikman I -"" ---n ' v'' i! /M/ 1'' Maureen Owen addeedd to the team Snappernapper photo by Michael Flora Ugly Seven simple syllables : PhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaEaglesEagles. Pick your own ' ' . ' Ugh- effort with great floor defense HUDDLE UP -'Women's' volleyball coach Scott and finished third at the Juniata Tournament this reason.. ' The Marauders hamdily won the Pennewill gives . : his team instruction before a past weekend.. MU. improved their overall record NFC Central Good . MikeDitkaandMike Ditka and thetheChicagoBearsChicago Bears grabbed . - < - game 15-6 to win the; match three game.. The Lady Marauders defeated Kutztown 3-1- to - and their PSAC record to 35.- . first place this weekendGoodby beating the Detroit Lions on frigid Soldier 7 Field.. The Bears , first place , and Central gcr together like red , white, ' ' and blue.. Rwl-Bad-TheThe Green Bay Packers and Don The'"' Magic Man"" Majkowski appear to have lost their magic touch this year.. This past , , Lutz modestly saving way to greatgr at career - weekend, the Pack lost to the Jets and dropped to 2-7.l.IgJx2-7.. ilgly-Ugly. - Out of curiosity , have the TampaBayTampa Bay Buccaneers ever had a winningrecordwinningrecord . . . . . ' PSAC goalies with an average ranked third among PSAC goalies "It's" really a different aspect ' BY TARA BOYER of either in written or unwritten history? 1.10. goals-per-game.- - . She started with a 1.06. goals against average.. when you're' goaling compared to : Snapper NFC West QQ.QS1-QGood. The New Orleans Saints have marched $SrigpperSportswriter..t pper Sportswriter . ¬ when ' . i - 20 matches for the Lady Marau- She has recorded 188 saves in 16 you're playing in the field throughtheWestthrough the West this season withwithrelativeeaserelative ease and carry an 8-1- mark.. , , games 17 When you're' playing in goal and i When an athlete is considered to ders allowed only 22 goals and has allowed only Led by great defense , the Saints'' opposition this yearye r are no longer while saving 156.. She , - you make a mistake it's' a goal , i " " ' recorded goals while recording asking , "Who dat? . Or atleast that's the image Jerry . six Bad atleastthat'sthe Glanville . at a ' . .w1-Or be one. of the best players ' whereas , ' - eight shutouts, just one shutout shutouts.. when you're playing in wants his AtlantaAtlaIltaFalconsdat-OrFalcons to have.. Ifthe Falconscan clinch a wildcard pparticularrticular position , modesty does . shy of the team record.. "One" of the hardest things to the field and you makeDl ke a mistake not come easily.. spot, Atlanta might have something to chop , pardon me , talk about you make + ' But the one thingthing.that.that makes her overcome (during the transition can recover and up for this year .: Ugly Losing two to the Falcons for the second time this For example , take the Sixers'Six rs'' - Losing . a ot. . . - : accomplishmentsco p! .shlents. # amazingam gJsjs. . thatt !lt from. field play to goalie ) was not .it ' seasonseas m, the Los Angeles Rams dropped to the basement in the West CharlesCharl :Barkley.. Hee iSc9pe.is one off thet e ' \ ; field ' . :: : - . ' . ' s . ' f1ISt'ye, ver gd my ;" STherefore ,. felt a .of PIeS - sjtlJMtY1Fe. 'W Lutz(.utz'ss '. r;; v r gqi4g to the ball vith'niy sticks qk I lotoflot witha3-6record draggingbfchindhindthem. C'mon.' . It's' time reevaluateto best bbasketball'playerkbasketball 'playedplay Inih tlrthe l \" ' - ' : ' : .I.1. ball ' in goal. During herher'high'schigh ' schoolool Ljlfe. , t said.. Now" I'mI'm'usingusing myiny sursue? and I felt that every goal was your team when you drop two to the Falcons. . country"andcountry ;, and' he lets the- whole ' yearsgoalat Kutztown High School ffeetet instead of my stick. But I mmyfaultmyfault , but my teammates help- Witha3 how wonderful ' world know just . " " the , . ' and during her freshman year at overcame that pretty easily once I ed me with that Lutz added. Rob Downard is The Snapper's' columnist on professional sports.. he is.. . ' ' , MU, she played at got use to it.." "They" reminded me that it had to But, such is not the case with midfielder/ it" back.. Lutz credits coaches get through 10 players before it - ' her and one Millersville'sof 's greats.. Field - ' In beginning ' ¬ for helpinghelpi g make got me.. They made me feel , hockey goalie Angie Lutz is con- the of Lutz's soph- teammates her gotto'.. - . " . omore year, the Lady the transition from better . 33-point explosion Marauders . midfielder lifts to be one of the best goal- ' / sidered had only one goalie, forcing head back to goalie. Onn the softball field , Lutz had a ies in the PSAC , . youwont. ' but coach Carol Miller to search for "The" basics and the real heart of stand out freshman year as an hear her utter a word about her Indians. past Marauders another goalie.. She proceeded to goaling I got from (assistant outfielder.. superior talents.. . " ask her team for volunteers. . coach and former Lady Marauder She finished fifth in the nation . Stevenson. . Stevenson scam- "I'm" ' very modest," said Lutz.. ' ROUT , page 16.. Rich . from " They'" (the coaches) were kindki d - goalie ) Stacey .Hollin-- in Division II in the triples cate¬- frontpage pered down the sideline 33 yards "I don't' like to brag about my Star" " - of hhintingting towards me , I think,"' ger, ' Lutz said.. "She really got gory, hitting seven triples.. On top finalI - score.. the touchdown , upping the accomplishments. ." : : duced the quarterfin quarter for Lutz said.. "So" I volunteered.. It me to learn techniques and stuff of the triples , Lutz pounded out Millersvillef-quarterback Chris !IUP lead to 33-0- after the first - . Lutz , a junior from Lenharts- ' _ irst . ended up that I beat out the (other) like that twotwo.home. home runs , 20 hits , and Fagan (12-for-25( - - , 83 yds.. , 4 ints ) quarter:. ville , PA, has had numerous ac-ac- " '". . . , " complishments both on the field goalie. What helped me even more scored 22 runs.. attempted to hit tight end Bill "Coming in , we knew we had a . , " "' field and on theth Lutz started the second game ofo besides the technical aspects the "She'she's' an incredible athlete:,"' Burke on an out pattern on the major chore ahead of us:, said hockhockeyy softball, . ' mental. part came from my - Miller " - diamond.. the seasonason and hasn't missed a team said.. Millersville sideline.. The ball was Carpenter.. "They just do every ' . ' . mates, who put a lot confidence in But ' ' , . ' believe In - sophomore year , Lutz game since. But'you'llyoull never hear Angie behind Burke, who tipped it and thing well. I just cant her me ," continued.. " finished fourth overall among This seasonaS n she is currently Lutz Lutz admit to that. was picked off by cornerback what happened out there.. . - . ' , - ' . ' ::

. ' . " Millersville's Bohn truly : , --S a leader : n - 4'' All the way for IUP? ' BORNBOIffl' , from page 16.. Coach Bob Charles has taught player is that the players around . " me have so ..1pMSn, BoBohn many things. "He.is. is very gotten much better A , 16.. yards and three touchdowns in . - He INDIANA fromfrontpagepage only three goals e " , . ' had and thiss . " , knowledgeable and he always has and. made ..meme a better player. . . : almost two complete quarters of and , .,. assist.. The next season Bohn "' b' , s us prepared for our games:, said The one thing that has remained ' Rock (5-3)( - ) , and the 47-0- defeat action.. increased his totals toto.six. six goals . '" the --Sa4 , ! - - " ,"' ' ' Bohn of his head coach. The same is the presence of his ww' ' of Millersville (4-3-1)( ). "He makes things happen : and two assists and as a junior " ' , ' : 2 : " speech he gave us before St.. JoJo-- father.. "My father came to every Add those to a 34-0- win at said Carpenter of Aliucci.. "He's' goals and three assists. . { had nine seph's's was just incredible.. We game for me and helped me out a a very good quarterback:."' , # 12 and PSAC Eastern Division " was " : "Each" year that you move up . . > were a little.down. down after the lot.. He would give me tips at '>: : all little ' " , champion East Stroudsburg (7-( - " " , , " " The only question still left to things become easier, he said. "I East Stroud game and that speech halftime and was a great guide for , : - 1-1)- ) earlier in the season , and be answered is : Can Indiana think the key to the last two sea just picked us up and got us me this year.. Without him I don't' the Indians have cruised bring the national championship. sons was having the same team goingg ." think I would have had as good a . really stable Over . through the games against the home to Pennsylvania ? They around me, they are a Over the past four seasons season as I did,"' said the younger . yh AaJ " . : teams expected players.." : t5..5.. to give them a certainly have the tools to do it, group of many things have changed for Bohn.. _ ' battle.. They have one regular both offensively and - . defensive . .. contributed . Manyihings have to Bohn.. He has developed more Hopefully there will be a few the sseasonn game remaining , at West ly, and if the recent trend con- thet e recent' success of soccer confidence and as a more mature more games for Mr.. Bohn to rival Edinboro ( - ) on , p'program at MU, but a large part (6-3) tinues this could be the year. ' player has been able to be patient attend , as the soccer team is wait- . Saturday.. be " ' 1 , contributed ofgfthef.the. success can and stay focused inin.tiDlestimes when ing until November 11 to hear if "They're the # team in the , - . Offensively , the Indians are ' ttp the tremendous recruiting ef things seem out of perspective. . they have been awarded a berth in country , that speaks for itself," the Millersville coachingco ching "' HeadHe d soccer coach Bob Charles led by senior quarterback Tony Carpenter. . " ffortsrts of -'l try to stay focusedfo sed to the the ECAC playoffs.. The games said "Whether they . . Aliucci, who has quarterbacked staff. , -.' . ' . gameI we are playing," said Bohn.. would be held 15-17.- . .A-- are or not only time will tell , but November . ! ! ' : . ' ording.to-. senior c - ' ' IUP into the national playoffs ' " 'AcAccording captain Sometimes" people were whis-¬ "Soccer" has taught me a lot of ships I've' made through soccer they're damn good.. " in with Billill " the last two years.. His is cur- ;Moyeroyer, "When I came pering in my eare r things like ' - things, especially in terms of - . . . definitelyd the friendships. . All lea rently ninth in the country in Di- Two\ years ago, IUP! advan-¬ and Tim and then the next year American'' after only the third dership and how to keep things in Through all the friendships , Larry Grine , Dave Well- vision II passing efficiency with ced to the national semifinals Jvjienen L . game. ..1I just tried.totried . perspective and realize that you goals, assists and records is a , to concentrate , and Duncan a 152.66. rating , averaging 182 before losing.. Last year they born, Shawn MealsMejils on the game being played.. can't' do to much yourself.. The leader of the Millersville soccer - yards per game.. On Saturday, lost in the finals.. This year? Smith came in, our overall atti " . important ' squad...... "I feel one.ofone the one thing miss most afterer the That leader potential of I'll - - .. . .. one can only and . " . he was 9-for-13 passing for 192 sit wait. ' . tude changedch nged. . - - ,. thingsthin s that has made me a better season is over are allthe friend-- All-American Bill Bohn..

\ . . \LLady, dy . ., men ady . . harriers. finish 4th men a disappointing 10th at PSAC meet . - - - M . ." : ; - . for the LLadydy Marauders race is ahead of us. 2823. placed 61st and 70th with times ago | . . while they were in the Y, 16. little Z.ERfcJERBY. fromfrontpagepage t . " ' go - ' - " ,"' 28:57: 29:15.: . they "I . don't think we can any Men's team "Jeff ran a great race: said of and same as us as far as " ' boat Jaa freshman was running her first whereI but up from here , White disappointingCrossat PSAC's' Head Coach Joel Hoffsmith.. "I"1 Hoffsmith was satisfied with experience goes.. And this year colliegate% post-season- meet. . " 's' the , . saidsaid."Everybody's. Everybody really happy Throughout the year for the was sort of surprised to see him how team ran but had hoped they won the whole meet.." ?:. fr "Amy" ran her best race of the and the kids are positive at this Millersville men's' cross country place ahead of Mike.." for a better finish. ' Millersville will next compete at Seasonseason ," stated White.. "She" im-=' point.. If we carry that confidence team , Mike Craighead stood alone Hoffsmith said that Craighead , "I" said to them before the race ' ' the Mid-Atlantic- Regional Cham-¬ provedroved her.. time over 72 seconds through this weekend who knows for the Marauders as the main who had never finished behind that if we ran so-so- , we'd' finish ' - ! pionship this weekend at Spring from the last ttunele we were here what will happen.." pacesetter.. another member of his team all around 10th ," said Hoffsmith. . "If" ' field , Mass.. - . ] ) . ' tatat the Bloomsburg Invitational . Last weekend at the PSAC season , was , "a" little too pumped we'd' ran a little better as a team , ' l ttle When asaskedced what the goals for ' Hoffsmith expects Craighead to We tapered it back, a little during championships at Bloomsburg , up for the race.. He ran with a bit we could'vecould Ve finished as high as the Regional Championship; are, run well this weekend , practice and it really showed for the story was different.. ' seventh. . " . and hopes . too much emotion and didn't run . ; ' " . . White was confident. ; for a better team performance. her. Freshman harrier Jeff Stallings well for him: ." Hoffsmith plans to use the race :bet ' i The next step for Millersville is :'- Well. : was MU ¬ as a learning "I" think . , . , we finished fourth in theth the star for last Satur- Chuck Hoinowski placed 53rd experience for his Mike will bounce back ; - ¬.;, ' Mid-Atlantic Regional . . care , as young team. ,"' the Cham conference , so I think we can day he placed 46th _ overall for the Marauders in a time of . and run well : said Hoffsmith.. ' > , . ' " ' ' pionship atSpringfreldMassat.Springfield. Mass finish in the top five' or six in the with a ttimele of 28:14: , edging 28:40.: . Following him were John "I told my guys to look at Slip- Hes"' very resilient , so I think . ' White has verya positive outlook region :,"' said White.. "Our" best Craighead , who finishedfi ished 49th at Cooke and John Schlosser, who pery Rock:," said Hoffsmith.. "A" he'll' do OK..

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- - : - Indians crush Marauders 47-0 ' , . . : - . , , . - , . . . , . . , uses , ; , Indiana special . \ - t teams offense to scores , 33 4 - . .j. . . Top r : . ' - points in opening , , , quarter en to \ , route easy win . , " , 4 , on the other hand, Marauders , especially punter BY LEROY BOYER Millersville had problems with the RIP! dede--¬ Doug Joyce and the Millersville - Snapper Sportswriter ' . special . : ; fense all day , rushing for only 22 teams. _ ' yards on 29 carries and throwing Joyce had a rough day punting , : ' I . Coming into Saturday's PSAC . , . ' were 4 - for only 100 yards.. as two of his punts blocked inter-division contest at Indiana - . They turned the ball over four by Jack Creen and another was , " University of Pennsylvania , the . . . . times , all interceptions , and pene-¬ partially blocked.. His first punt , 3' _ Millersville Marauders knew in - ' , - twice.. on the Marauders'' first . , trated the Indian 40 only posses . the back of their minds that a , . "The" first quarter was the most sion , never got off, as the Indians . the and : , victory against unbeaten - , complete effort I have gotten from sacked Joyce for an I loss ' , nationally-ranked- Indians would yard , . - ' ' r . an IUP team since been that produced IUP's second . - . I've ' . be an extremely tough task. . here , " said Indiana head coach touchdown. . . . ; t . . S ¬ ' . , . , 4 . It proved more - . to be much diffi . . , Frank Cignetti , whose is "That" (the sack of Joyce on the ; . team * , , ' . cult than anyone ever imagined.. . looking for its fourth consecutive punting play ) changed the whole J ., . . , Indiana proved just how much . national playoff berth.. "We" defin-¬ momentum of the football game , . ., . of a national powerhouse they Th itely and when that happens once a & .- felt we could dominate the to -. : really are , dominating every facet ' : 1 line of scrimmage , bothb th offen-¬ team like that , it's difficult for. _) ; 4 . of the game en route to an easy " J . " to recover ," said Carpenter. . : sively and defensively. them ' , 47-0- victory over the Marauders . . ' , , 1 JeMone Smith returned the first S ' . The Indians ranked # in -' at Indiana's George P. Miller il . t..' S S : blocked punt 22 yards a . b , ' Division II coming into the game, for . t. Stadium. . * , the ; * , b touchdown while second . ended any hope of a Millersville - . S "'' " . ' , We got our butts kicked , said came in the fourth quarter . upset early, scoring 33 points in block 4 % , . ' , , 41 head Dr. Gene I Marauder coach . ' , and resulted in IUP's final score , ' ' the first quarter. That's right 33.. . Carpenter.. "We" got a 'Good 01 a 4-yard- run by fullback Jay Indiana touchdowns Country Whippin'' out therether . " scored on Murray.. - their first four offensive posses- To see just how much of a "I" told our kids that had : : if we c sions , adding two other scores , massacre this game really was , a any edge coming in it might .inin - ' beinbe . ' , , ' when they didn't have the ball.. " simple look at the game's statistics , " - . special teams said Carpenter.. will tell the story.. Aliucci , an All-American- candi-¬ "'' We have a lot of young kids on - , < Offensively , Indiana dominated date , threw touchdown passes of our special teams, and I think , 33 the line of scrimmage , rushing for 49 yards to Johnny White maybe they went in there a little : - . 164164'yards' yards on 41 carries while givgiv--¬ yards to Theo Turner, and 11 bit intimidated.." ing quarterback Tony Aliucci all yards to Mike Zinobile the first The Indiana defense , ranked in . three times IUP touched the ball , ' __ _ - day to throw. Aliucci threw. for the nation's top 10 in four out of m - - . ' Snappernapper photo by ra Boyer 192 9-for-13- - , as giving the Indians a 20-0- lead - ' Tan1 Boy yards on passing five defensive categories , pro- IN ; with 3:38: in the first quarter.. YOUR FACE MHIersvllle's' punter Doug prepares to pick up the loose ball and run it into' the Indians produced 401 yards of left - . ' ' Joyce (5)( ) has a puntpuntblockedblocked ino thethefirst' first quarter the endzone for six of IUP's' 47 points on Satur¬: . . total offense. . Things only got worse for the See ROUT, page 15. . . byy IUP's' Jack Creech (37)( ) . JeMoneMone\ Smith (3)( ) day as the Indians defeated MU 47-0.- . . : _ J . . . - ". , .. . .5. . , ' .5 ' . , - ; - , . ' -' Zerby runs * . $ A ? , 1 , national champion for PPAA'E . - , ' ' to .: harriers . Indiana makes bid to be first in Division II , ;. . - . -. contender.. His teams have a combined record oor;: - BY LEROY BOYER " . 59-11- in his tenure , winning the PSAC - . . Champ . ' , Snapper Sportswriter : ' , . . ionship in his first two years as head coach.. place . . . , , " .. \ Under Cignetti , Indiana won the PSAC - . Western PC finish / "'' ' the type of program that I think everybody ' , Its Division in four ofthcof the last six years, reaching the, . , . . in the Pennsylvania Conference should reach for.. I NCAA II the four years.. ::' BY KEITH SCHWEIGERT ' Division, playoffs last Last , t . think it's kind of a role model program in this season , his Indians went 12-2- and advanced to . Snapper Sportswriter . " the" .. ' conference. . ' ' - Division n national championship game : - before. . TheTh school Millersville head coach Dr.. Gene Car , . losing to North Dakota State 51-11.- . ' ' - . .. Millersville's women's cross ' " penter is talking about in the above! paragraph is not . ' , " think Coach Cignetti and hishi staff has.justhas . just . countly team got their - - . . . ! " , . . his , but last weeks[' opponent .tqethe Indiana ' post . own done a great ," Carpenterof: - . I job said of his .coaching son off tot a good start last . " week ; . University: . Pennsylvania Indians: , of counterpart.. The'' universityhas done a great job end , finishing fourth out of 14 - 1 " The Indians. , 9-0, are currently ranked # in the '" with the program. . It'sjust' just . _ teams at the PSAC Champion- ' Its excellent c country in Division II and are on a mission to do Indiana combines a strong and stingy defense ships at Bloomsburg University. : what no other Pennsylvania football team has ever with averages - Head Coach Keith White was ' a balanced offense that ' 38.8. points- ... , , done win the NCAA national championship! in - , - . per-game and can outduel almost any offense in the ': . excited over how well. his team . - . , , Division n football. . , ' country.. ' acombination.that, . is.very. very productive performed.. , z " ' It's is " ' " . , "They have a tremendous football team.. It's just and very explosive , and the results so far' this "I'm thrilled to death , said outstanding , " said Carpenter , whose team was . " season have proved it.. ' . White.. "With the talent we have , 47-0- Saturday by the Indians at Indiana. . blown out the. Millersville game , the Indians have to go in there and get fourth and . " ' Including - "IUP is the best football team . I've seen in this . outscored their nine opponents by a whopping total. run the way we did is a really conference in 20 some years and I saw the great 349-62.- . They've' yielded more . - ; good effort and I'm' happy with " of than one touch- . West Chester teams.. . . " down on only two occasions , shutting out their- it.. . Success in any sport has to start at the top , and in : opponents in the last four games.. ' ' Mary three of . Zerby continued to pace this case it's' head coach Frank Cignetti.. The former . Included in that string was a 48-0- romp of #18& ; the Lady Marauders as she has , .' . , has installed head coach at West Virginia Cignetti a - ' : - Snapper photo by Tara Boyer Shippensburg (7-2)( - ), a 38-0 win over Slippery done for most of the season , fin winning attitude at IUP! since arriving in 1986 , Slippery ,: ishing AN EASY SIX lUP's' Johnny White doesn't' miss a stride as he ' fifth overall with a time of - making the Indians a perennial national playoff See INDIANApdgeA , page 15.. ' . INDIAN 19:19.: . Karen Gentzel followed , catches a TD pass early in the first quarter to open IUP's scoring..

a . . . placing ...... ' ...... ninth ...... with time ...... , ...... of . S. . .: ...... , ...... : : , ...... ' ow . . . . , ...... " 'W . - - - W . , , , . H' w ww" ' I : . n n 19:32. : * '? ; LT3 : : ;il)11 ; 1 4 " liiiiJ ; ) ;; ; C/ '!; "Mary is within seconds either - ; 11mM1LLE1SV1LLE! SPO1TS ! BRIEFS*** ' . i1tjm! &Ii'/' ttl? " AII- &% & f''J' . ! way qualifyingof for Nationals," ! 1ltil! JMJ American' , said . " : > White. "Karen also has a - M C : " - " i ' The " " -1% " " " 1 are " " > - oningfl ? * highest v Rus1u" % - honor ! > < " '* Bohn's vt" worthy "i- post-season ' f leadership - of . - p'l'5\s' i"tv . \ § ' "V-1 - -j f \ AV-xv iSx X ' S shot if she can move up a few < ' rtt o places?."' ek and Pysic Bill Bohn is a leader in many Division II in goal scoring.. His : Amy , BY BRUCE KILMOYER EuatitB the Stndent Acttvns & and $tidern crvkes. Moore Sue Lewicki, and ways , but it is his actions on the total of 45 points during the iud Susan ' Snapper Sportswriter i1T t Mmctvll ' Department Men % Athletics Henne rounded out Uithrlt' f ' - <% MU's - : . * - . - --V:1'- soccer field that probably speak season places him in third place in will ' * * top five , placing 19th , 36th , and aspctd th awUhe ' the loudest. . This year Bohn has the nation.. He also leads the ht hurnhb4w Mrr 37th , respectively with times The New Expanded Webster's *1eam n * of scored 20 goalsgo 1s while leading the PSAC conference in scoring , five SotNYothrecsty, Wey Nwnbr : : Dictionary defines a leader as one 1 t ; Pti,1& M Btfa . . , * rVVy : Oyxnnswn- - min , ' - - - . 20:04 , , & . . v _ * V A y * * . < > : : -j&& , 20:04,20:40 and . * s - . . . 20:40 20:43. Millersville soccer squad to an goals and eight points ahead of tv. | i v v 'S1- >* z\\ White was especially who leads or guides others.. One flte m w1 b rt I n's' niltiong pleased overall record of 13-3-2.- - . second-place- Henry Sands of *Sot ttro with the output Moore , as should look no further than theUS w1ich st of who Bohn's' East Stroudsburg. . These two Biemesderfer Field to find ano-¬ 20 goals puts him in oellgiaftt vitIers itTe O the W second scoring totals break the old MU wrj wrsers See , 15.. ther definition. . . place in the country in 1991 ebantpw ZERBY page 1 1 xpt4 eiIItM iatha1 ai4thx.. _ _ records of 11 goals and 27 points ...... _ -aliL- . - . - ;:: " '' - eImnt i99l Eurpean . ' -''' '' .IW - - $ Nana1 --'W . - in a single season.. . : %M Mtftis T . . that ...... lcga wresUin ' . ., iope . . . . , suppors . . . 'f , flIgk ...... ,,, . , ta . , , . . . , ...... ,...... fl- . " would have told , someone "If .f1'' ''im& . . ' and their teatnawilicatne Wersflforw1atwil&bc i. " . me before the season started that I aieeaI sI: , ilght:' ld Mlllexavill ied westing CD3t Thyd Siorty : ' 4 r would score 20 goals , score in. ' ; . . _ thtd3cDck otIr " ,, game and score in 'Thtsnh witi " - - every home not < , ,"" !: . . ' t t. " ; i * .. " ; " . ' "" -e- chane1ompe1Q Jotth M . : -; , ' ' $ svr1 , : .: w"-l only three. games I would have btyp' wt . In < { " the woild . 4 :. .; .r' ' toy . (. " ' were crazy , said Bohn , > they - <, ' u said were'crazy " t( '! Tht Iwill be1imltc4 tktet a $U ae1 that ncude " , . . ! rer ' ! 'J . . < ! .Jt ;! ! ,. a biology secondary education - . : ' . ; ; > I -i .. .. . post1atcth soeaI wlthth & .> : , . ,: adntfon pbs ; '--1 . . - , 't ' graduate after " . ' major who will &imcitra1 . . :", :; , : f: ' ' ; . " ; : 1" : : : . $5$ atd MUwdent fl : :" " , : " " ::' , . " . )'; ! , fall.. the apiid ' " teaching next "At aiunickt withk *i J ' . . student , . . 4d... .' ; ..:; , Ar im . wift be ulniitted for 2.. a : : ;; " Thkta ae on s tb , , , . : MCkkv ;, ...... I . . " .y beginning of the season set my ' :' Dfflc frini: 9 a.m. to . > * tnThrmat&on& 3 , 4p in dal hrthr . fmi. the season.. I wanted to " * - . goals for . . . . [ - ' & "w" * % ; vX V ,$ - ' MCTtk OfteU-31Z ,' '&Y * * . five ntih . score 10 goals and have + . - - , . \ t , " \ I I . . . . assists. ' * * * j* * * . ; Y # jjSBW"" "* * c Cre S Over the past four years there Meu Thiskeibafl '. - Wtd tttkan - " has been a great turn-around in - Th leamis n search ol . the Millersville soccer program.. - $ o . . . . fr thmij1991-1Z ri . j ' ience fs . In this time MU has a combined not s . ' * , rqukL but hepM testxI partha shod . , . - - . W11so .. . record of In this period contact kim AssIstant Men Basketbitli ath V2. . Bohn has scored a total of 38 ...... 1 , - 25111 S.. goals and has assists.. ,- 'N . -T " ' . Four" years ago when Brent . ' Anhua ( ) , ( ) , and I TtIrkW Tht for'Novrnber 24 . , Moyer Tim Scouler sJ4 . The * ': annual UmvtTt&y* & 'Tic*,, flv4t1omt - , came in , the team had a different xac and 4Gobh1elcftkbblc Pw Rwt i11 be 1ttId attitude we now.. Sn4ay then have This % * - Nmtmber 2&& Th l y S season the team spnwc4 Ih &t& just had a great Marc aud bene&& the MU prned . . cwt d trick overall attitude and everyone had $- scbofashpirnd: - to make sacrifices for the team.. . The Tufkcy , a ' fiflersyjfl Unlike or four years ago we Tht llMIornt4' nn ththuh three Ro itd Thwi : t all hang out together and this * Mnot iII 1cn t13 : pin Theii-- Qcbb Wobb1fun run will <- reflects on the field.." , commat A p in 1nI thc1'WJOmCLc-' - 3a througk things trIIwllL Many were reflected on . . / - - - atatit12p.m ' .. , the field this year.. As a - - - __ fresh - ' . . . . -- - Reg3tration 0'-- _ ----- . .- - . - fomia are now avakth1e lrn VUage. p -fron7 - - , t UI - Snapper-photoo from- Snappernapp r archivesarchiv S man Bohn played in only seven Maxket, located iii Manor Ay 4WervWc or - - - i mori GO . games to a HERE WE AGAIN MU soccer star Bill in goals scored in Division II soccer. Bohn has due broken leg and. & - nfrmLWi&. . . ot4at M as eowitr coacl 1.. . - mi4 J - Tar - . Bohn gets ready to boot goal.. Bobn is scored 20 goals so this season and has another added ' jiaffi i&&. s s saa . five - See EOHNpageI5., 15.. . . ranked third in the nation in scoring and second assists to lead his team to post-season play.. .