WEATHER FORECAST High 85 Low 56 Missing quilt Mostly returned to artist cloudy A patchwork quilt created by Rachel K. Turner, a graduate student who reported the quilt Inside stolen Monday from Moudy Anthony Hopkins is on THURSDAY Building North Room 100, was SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 returned anonymously "The Edge." Thursday around 4 p.m. See page 4 Texas Christian University Turner and friend Jane 95th Year • Number 20 Heislander were discussing the quilt theft when someone rushed in to tell them that a man called the department of art and art history with information about the quilt, Heislander said. At the end Dia de Fiesta events end The caller told the adminis- trative assistant that the quilt could be found in locker 102 of of his rope the Moudy Building North hall, Hispanic Heritage Month Heislander said. The artist left the quilt at 6 p.m. Friday and discovered it Poetry readings, salsa band to wrap up celebration missing around 1 p.m. Monday. Turner's incomplete patch- By Brenda Schulle students to stop by and hear a sideration lor judging. STAFF REPORTER work quilt had a lithographic unique flavor of music. Attendees Poems were judged based on orig- engraving of Princess Diana, A salsa band, refreshments, poetry can dance or just hang out and lis- inality of subject matter, style, actress Marlene Deitrich and readings and an open microphone ten to the music, she said approach and emotional appeal. as Turner's mother. She said she event in the Student Center on Friday The day's celebration will con- well as technicality and overall values the quilt at $1,000. will mark the official end of the tinue Friday night with a poetry appeal. Programming Council's celebration reading at 6:30 p.m. and an open Winners of the contest are: first 25 emergency calls of Hispanic Heritage Month. microphone at 8 p.m. in the lounge. place. Samuel Serna. "Patrimonio:" made during killing PC's Dia de Fiesta will be held Winners of the Hispanic poetry second place. Patricia Bndara. "Lo (U-W1RE) ANN ARBOR, from 11 a.m. to I p.m. in the Student contest will receive their awards extrano:" third place. Carmen Ortega. Mich. — As Tamara Williams' Center lounge. A Christian salsa and read their poems. "Desconocido:" fourth place. Krisia boyfriend brutally stabbed her band from Killeen. Texas, and the Poetry was judged by faculty of Tatschl. "HI Pensamiento" more than 10 times with a Sinai Orchestra will play, and the Spanish and Latin American Winners will receive 5>I00 U.S. kitchen knife on Tuesday, at refreshments will be served. studies department. Poems were savings bonds lor first and second least^5 neighbors called 911 in Stephanie Goodrum. a junior biol- submitted in both English and places and $50 bonds for third and a futile attempt to stop the slay- ogy major and chairwoman of PC's Spanish, and proper grammar of fourth. ing. Multicultural Committee, invites bolh languages was taken into con Williams, a 20-year-old Please see HERITAGE, Page 6 senior at the University of Michigan, died during surgery at University Hospitals at 3:24 Field trip gives new perspective a.m. from multiple stab wounds. She died from punc- ture wounds on her back, neck, Students gain experience in Mexican culture, interior design chest and upper and lower The Mexico trip lasted from Sept. system," she said. "But the whole back, Washtenaw, Mich.. By Danielle Daniel SKIFF STAFF 17 through Sept. 21. Twenty TCU international experience was incredi- County Medical Examiner Interior design students escaped students formed teams with the ble. Learning to deal with the lan- Bader Cassin said in a prelimi- from their regular classrooms last Mexican design students. Each team guage barrier was incredible, espc nary autopsy report. week to get another perspective on was assigned a building and given ciallv since I speak German, nol Leo Heatley, director of the design, that of the Mexican culture. guidelines to either make small Spanish." Department of Public Safety, Students traveled to the University changes to various hotels, shops or Kucko said adjusting to the way said that two or three of the of Guanojuato and to the streets of restaurants, or completely redesign the Mexican students worked was deep stab wounds that Kevin Guanojuato. There they dealt with the building. also a change for the students. Nelson, Williams' boyfriend, making changes to real buildings. The students devised the plans "Their team si/cs were bigger than inflicted would have been Jane Kucko, an associate professor during the trip, and before the ours, with 13." Kucko said. "We usu- enough to kill her. Heatley also of interior design and chairwoman of changes could he implemented, ally have lour or live in a team. We said yesterday that a second the design and fashion department, approval had to be granted in accor- also use more \i\id colors and ink bloody knife was found in accompanied the students on the trip dance with design regulations, than the) do." Williams' apartment. and said the result of the experience Joan Gorkos, a senior interior The trip was open lo all students, According to the medical was a better understanding of both design major, said her group worked beginning design sludenis as well as report, Williams had cuts on design and different cultures. on a photo shop in the center of the majors. both of her hands and across "I think the students learned to city. "We find thai haung a cross-sec- her fingers, as well as scratches work with real clients and real "They wanted a new look, bui we tion of different students allows on the back of her left forearm. space." Kucko said. "But more couldn't change the floor or ihe plas- beginners lo learn more about interi- Such injuries seem to be indica- importantly, they worked with a dif- ter." Gorkos said. "We could change or design, while seniors have a tive of efforts to defend herself, ferent culture, different colors and the color, all the furniture and some chance to refine their skills." Kucko the autopsy report stated. different space. It's fascinating to walls." said. The DPS officer who arrived work with another culture and for Gorkos said the entire trip was a Students paid approximate!) s,4|s on the scene saw Nelson stand- students to see how they are alike and learning experience for her. lor the trip, which included air fare ing over Williams and repeated- different." "I learned a lot about the metric and hotel expenses. ly stabbing her in the back. The officer then fired two shots at the 26-year-old Ann Arbor resi- dent, who died at 2:57 a.m. as a Interfaith debate on female clergy result of one of the gunshot wounds. Both bullets entered the right side of his body, hit- ting his chest and abdomen. presents multitude of perspectives —Michigan Daily viewpoints discussed this topic dur- Norma Dye. outreach worker at University of Michigan By Reagan Duplisea SKIFF STAFF ing I presentation sponsored by the Altamesa Church of Christ: Dan. I Women and ministry are two terms Faith Education Task Force of Schmidt, professor of religion: and IT's top fund-raiser that, to some, do not belong in the Uniting Campus Ministries. Katie Sherrod. an award-winning same sentence. Approximately 75 students and journalist and local activist. asked to leave job faculty attended the event, with a I - Blocker. who Uxik the position thai (U-W1RE) AUSTIN — After But incongruous they weren't to-2 male to female ratio. women should not be ordained as a dispute about a proposed "gift Thursday evening in the Reed Hall The evening began with a meal, ministers, said in the Bible "men are tax" on donations to the Faculty Center during an Ecumenical Members of TCU's Army ROTC unit rappelled down the side of followed by introductions by Jennifer called to he grace go ing leaders." University of Texas, UT Exchange called "Women in DiFrancesco, chairwoman of the However, he said men and women Interim President Peter Flawn Amon Carter Stadium on Thursday. Lt. Col. Larry L. Simpson, the Ordained Ministry?". Faith Education Task Force, and are equal because God created them last week asked the university's unit's commander and chairman of the military science depart- "I was glad to see the plethora of Nadia Lahutsky. an associate profes- bolh in his image Blocker ended his leading fund-raiser to surrender ment, said the exercise helps cadets build self-confidence and viewpoints expressed on the subject sor of religion. speech b> saving thai women, his job. overcome a fear of heights. One unique aspect of training at TCU that was discussed," said Aaron York, a sophomore religion major. "I'm just The speakers, who were allotted because of their follow ings of Christ, Because of the change, Larry is that senior cadets supervise and execute the maneuvers, glad we all have open minds and that ten minutes each, included: Gordon have alread) been ordained — in a Lollar, UT vice president for which are similar to air assault attacks from helicopters, Blocker. an unordained pastor at sense. development, will no longer we can share interdenominational ly." Simpson said. Four speakers with a variety of McKinney Memorial Bible Church: head the university's Capital Please see WOMEN, Page 6 Campaign, a $ 1 billion effort to raise money for campus con- struction. At a meeting with the UT System Board of Regents Sept. Senior stands out in 'Gondoliers' chorus role 4. Lollar proposed a "gift tax" By Erin Brinkman The production starts this weekend on all private donations to the STAFF REPORTER Singer takes on double duty as voice instructor, music major and will be at the Garland Performing university to pay for promo- A middle school girl runs through Arts Center Sepl.