First Weekend Crowi Inderful'

First Weekend Crowi Inderful'

GERALD j. FORD STADIUM 2000-2001 INAUGURAL YEAR TUESDAY AUG 3 i f- i- AUGUST 29,2000 C" ' . SOUTHERN l.ic! ;• r u;. j • yep j pry Vol. 86 No. 6 j|K«n.Hc^ Todayi l;;g| Hg(h 103 Low 81 High 102, Low 84 An independent newspaper j STUDENT ACTIVITIES JHRIR First weekend crowi iff Inderful' )r. Ainsley Carry, another group of 60 |anized around the steps of Dallas Hall in the World Games that same morn- lames] were a simulation called j Carry said. "In the end, it helped stu- v were niDDOt. itand power and class structure." lernoon, first-year students were cap- oera in the new stadium in a 2004 pho- |ity party followed on "The Boulevard" jrinks and the music of Cary Pierce, nued to entertain the crowd during the the steps of Meadows. Close to 900 w j bed out for the community event, which jear students, upperclass students and Iwa Sbers. Ind m vmraiwHi vfiiw wa*Wwwm ptj gave the students the chance to chill isly cai pus," Coordinator of Student Programs Se hit mo| lino said. "Bringing everyone together R^nts and ir i-light the flame of SMU tradition and '>'( '• ' ' *SV? '[He] did ; pampus." '...Ci in a way that; Director of Student Activities Michael <• :: •• ?'--. dent of the Stti I'the turn out was great. Having students The festivj jnd really support programs like this is 100 students] ge campus is all about." Peruna makes his inaugural walk down Bishop I (annual Dallas comr Mustang Stampede. Stampede was a one of i kend. According WMkand, 8M pag* 5 SENATE ALTERNA1 wmm .m&m Asal for SMU - * not have rights, but filing a case would ept of children's rights," Asakura said. Ig charges to seek their justice." Mma By Court Fear and will make Senate i hat after a bittersweet going away party Alieks Ffetings more efficient by at PREDA sang songs about how much STAFF Jones, said. "T ipplying the senators and , he will return to SMU with a broader CAUERSAB 'committee chairs with a copy hies, global responsibility and a clearer C of the meeting's legislation and creating worldwide social justice. Like Vj agenda beforehand. is evei "When we actually meet we That; will be more prepared and Stu ses and effective," Waters said. ised by his grandmother in a small town *>!Xi Jon wmm ation on "That seems like a small Wakayama. view ws. thing, but it will be a big help ther, who was a feminist as well as a "H each Senator's when we are there." PMIipine children ide a difference in my life," Asakura said. said. phone number Two major things that mentor, for a photo ;e the knowledge that I gained from her SM a'iirs will be listed. Senate will work to implement e earthquake hit the city of Kobe my E ators WSSSMImB' . they V ^ scho other. ing is has a! M chan voice: Th • lip new at ww! Fri be abli procei direct tives. Form, «}«S zation Senate! line and can be submitted via hese are just soml e-mail to the Appropriations Vice-President Michael Waters Waters shares Jones' convic­ senior psychology majtj Committee. and the committee chairs, tions and encourages students days helping in Olonga President Jones believes make up the President's to come to Senate meetings having forms online will be Cabinet, which works to and voice their concerns at Counselor more convenient for students. address Senate issues as well Speaker's Podium. Jones also believes other parts as accomplish platform terms "I'm not sure we can com­ Asakura was award of the site will get students of the senators. pletely meet the needs of all in the spring of 2000. more involved with Senate. Waters plans to have a the students on this campus, dents who wished to sfl stronger committee structure but we will try," Waters said. "The 'Speak Out' section vice project. This sun Mmes Odriu/X\\\ DAILY CAMPIS Recovery, Empowers the day in front of Dalles Hell after TRANSPORTATION Foundation, Inc (PI i from three months in the PhMpktes. ' Philippines. He spent i ally abused children frd thquake, Asakura stayed home that day SMU prospers as DARTgrows "I believe that evej dignity," Asakura said liquake around five in the morning. Since By Kathleen Booth over 77 percent that will enable the construction include our most precic ol, I watched on television the aftermath STAFF WRITER to be finished up to eight years sooner than "My specific assign [email protected] planned. for five girls that I wa "The citizens have been driving this project said. "My final project I Mockingbird Lane is undergoing construction from die beginning and their message today is to After Asakura's fir r~ as a result of the extension of DART light rail make it happen faster," DART Board Chairman newly-arrived girls, he °t #jsWs lines and the expansion of Mockingbird Station. Jesse Oliver said. ued with weekly coun The conv^peoce of public transporta­ The program will implement long-term financ­ minutes under the supe 1 tion has provided a base for new apart­ ing, allowing DART to construct simultane­ According to Ast 1•he ment buildings, restaurants and retail ous projects. Since its creation in 1983, the depressed him. Ben stores. construction has been financed by short- "The abuse is all thj |H. "This has caused a healthy economic phe­ term, five-year notes and bonds that have said. "I would talk to Ire nomenon in the SMU area," said Martha restricted DART to only one project at a time. u> t* start to cry." T e • No alcoholic beverages may 1 <>/j. " ' >* P Heimberg, senior media relations officer for "b provides the cash flow through bonds and According to Asakl > ' V ' " ' <£"• ' -•£»>,!; '••• fcrs be brought into tfte DART.. notes to get into construction contracts that we traumatic syndrome ai| t.4 ' th- DART planners are working on preliminary need in order to get the projects in motion," suicidal thoughts. 1 at engineering studies for the extension of the lines Heimberg said. Outside of the coui is- to Carrollton, Farmers Branch, North Irving, The revised financing will also be used to con­ the girls amazed him J tinue the improvement of existing bus services Id South Dallas, Fair Park, Pleasant Grove and PREDA is all the girls I No video and to speed the construction of 110 miles of high he Rowlett. On Aug. 12; Voters in the-13 member Each of the five giJ allowed In cities of the Dallas metroplex passed a program by MHT.Sm Ml " "';• rr^.^-h':':- • ;-r.' •; AT RANDOM 3:10 a.m.: A student under 21 was k4:58 p.m.: iWo identified and cited for an alcohol (women attempted to violation after she was observed TODATYJIISTORY 'sell books at the drinking beer in the Pike house. rSM(J Bookstore that 7:39 a.m.: Officers responded to were believed to be the Beta house after the fire alarm 1968 1997 stolen from the bookstore. On ini­ activated. Most of the house resi­ Humphrey Nominated in Chicago Jwfldalv tial contact, the women provided dents failed to evacuate. The house In Chicago, Illinois, the Democratic National Due to a judicial consultants' report, die 1997-98 SMU false information to the officers. was warned that failure to evacuate The women were issued criiminal will result in a fire safety violation. Convention nominatedVice President Hubert H. judicial process changed. Offenses such as consumption trespass warnings and left the 2:52 p.m.: Officers investigated a Humphrey for the presidency at the end of the most vio­ of alcohol, parking violations and possession of false By Ar«e CONTRIB books with the bookstore manager. report of simple assault on Airline lent political convention in U.S. History. identification began to be called minor violations. TEJAN1TA13 VMnMday, Aug 23 Street. Unauthorized parties involving alcoholic beverages and 2:23 a.m.: The Kappa Alpha bouse Thursday. Aug 24 distribution of alcohol to minors became major viola­ Senior Alex Mosienkc was cited with a university viola­ 3:32 a.m.: PD received a trouble college life: late night c tion after refusing to shut down an alarm from the Alpha Chi Omega tions. dreadful early mornit unauthorized party after being house. No cause was determined. Majoring in internationa warned three times. At the same 2 p.m.: DART bus struck a tree in HOROSCOPES has learned a few tips ( time, the Kappa Sigma house was front of Huges-Trigg Student tures on a college campu cited for dead bolting their house Center. DART supervisory staff - "The most important I doors and not allowing police offi­ responded to the accident. Today't Birthday (Aug. 29). You have the wit and the charm. All you need Pisces (Feb. 19-Marck 20) — Listen. lbke notes. This may not be much Mosienko said. "Maki focused." cers entry. is a big prize worth fighting for, and watch out, world! How about your fun, especially if your instructor is using a nagging, critical tone. You boss's job? Set your goals in September. Get more money in October. might learn something you can use, however. If you appear to get it die Along with academici How to reach us Study tactics in November and discover the truth in December. Rattle a first time, your mate wont have to tell you over and over. tant to focus on extracuri few cages in February and pay back old debts in April. By June you pus as well. Getting invo students and he encoura Enron mi AtE should be ready to take on new responsibilities.

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