Marshall University Marshall Digital Scholar The Parthenon University Archives Fall 9-10-1996 The Parthenon, September 10, 1996 Marshall University Follow this and additional works at: https://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon Recommended Citation Marshall University, "The Parthenon, September 10, 1996" (1996). The Parthenon. 3430. https://mds.marshall.edu/parthenon/3430 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at Marshall Digital Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Parthenon by an authorized administrator of Marshall Digital Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. .., .. • Tuesday Sept. 1 O, 1996 Marshall University .. Check up on what's going down - see the calendar, page 5 Musical sells out in hours by ANGELA D. COPEN reporter Many students are wishing they got out of bed a little bit earlier Monday morning. While they were sleeping, ~most 200 students stood in t line waiting to get their tick- ets for the Broadway musical "Grease!" whichis to be per- formed at 8 p.m. Sept. 30, at the Keith-Albee Theatre. The show was sold out by early Monday afternoon. Angela Grant, marketing coordinator for the Artists Series, said, "We all knew 'Grease!' was going to be one of our biggest hits this year." "However, we had no idea the tickets would go this fast." According to Jim McDer­ mott, promotions specialist for the Marshall Artists Series, students were waiting to get their tickets as early as 6:30 a.m. Monday morning. "I understand why the stu­ dents are excited. "This is one of the best-loved musicals of all time, and we really worked hard to bring it to Huntington," he said. see GREASE, page 6 Minimum wage increase Inside Outside to affect work study jobs by MELISSA BONZO same amount of money, but though the increase is effec­ rQPorter will actually be working less tive Oct. 1, our students will hours," Rutherford said. not recieve it until Nov. 1 With the first phase of the "More people may also be because of the p~yroll sys­ nationwide increase of mini­ hired to pick up the hours the tem." mum wage from $4.25 to current employees will be Students employed by the $4.75 per hour occuring in leaving behind." university are paid a month October, students who partici­ She said that there may be behind schedule. pate in work study will see the possibilty of a decrease in Chris Landgrave is one of some changes in the program. funding of the work study the 400 students employed by Some students will find program, but it would not the work study program. She that they will work less affect the program until next does things like filing and hours. But Sharon Ruther­ year when minimum wage running errands for the pay­ ford, director of payroll and increases again. roll office in Old Main. sponsored programs, says the Sandra K. Winters, finan­ For her, the decrease in change will not affect their cial aide counselor, said that hours for the same pay means paychecks. students will not see th e more time to spend with her "Students will recieve the increase right away. "Even see WAGE, page 6 . ~ ' - this , ,, '! that 2 Tuesday, Sept. 1 0, 1996 Page edited by Bill Lucas Police dogs get the real picture Enlettain.mant News ~ NEW YORK (AP) for. the lens. Another task for man's best Attac}:ied to the dog by a Group finds new tunes during monster tour friend. harness, the camera broad­ New York City police hope a casts to a small teleyision LOS ANGELES (AP) - R.E.M. says the inspiration for their latest album came from the remote camera harnessed screen watched by police. The most Jack Kerouac-esqe of places - the road. around a dog's neck will give dog-cam is more mobile than Much ofR.E.M.'s songs on "New Adventures in Hi-Fi" was recorded during its "Monster" them a view of everything remote-controlled robot cam­ tour last year. from a gunman's hideout to eras, and the pooch's sense of whether victims are buried smell can guide it. underneath piles of rubble. Ace, a 4-year-old German Singer criticizes Nashville music business "Instead of a bird's-eye shepherd, was saddled with NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Country music today is giving Randy Travis the blues. view, you have a dog's-eye the camera last week during The singer says the radio dial is getting clogged up with bad tunes. Travis also thinks view,' police Lt. Michael a standoff with a gunman at a albums are being put together too quickly. DiTrani told the New York Staten Island home. Police Daily News. went inside only after the The 3-pound camera, called pooch checked out the scene. Emergency operator assists Little Hulkster RECON for Remote Canine Police plan to use the cam­ Optical Navigator, is about era to search collapsed build­ LARGO, Fla. (AP) - Hulk Hogan, whose legal name is Terry Bollea, got some help from the size of a saucer with a ings and disaster areas where a 911 operator after his 6-year-old son was slightly injured in a boating accident. dime-size hole in the middle victims may be trapped. 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Michael Jackson, $90 3Feet $29.97 Stadium Subway - 2055 5th Avenue million 4Feet $39.96 5. Rolling Stones, $77 522-2345 million 5Feet $49.95 Mon. - Thur. 10 am• 2 am $75 6. Eagles, million 6Feet $59.94 Fri. - Sat 10 am - 3:30 am 7. Arnold Sun. 11 am• 12 am Schwarzenegger, $74 mil­ Downtown Subway- 1501 3rd Avenue lion 8. David Copperfield, 81.35 per portion/minimum 12 portions 523-7827 $74 million SandWlcll fl/attars ars custom madB to SBl'VB 8 or more /l80PIB. Each Mon. - Thur. 10 am• 12 am 9. Jim Carrey, $63 mil­ IIBl'IDII can ut approxJmatB/y 1 or 2 port/Ions. a.,, IIWh p/attBl'I Fri. - Sat 10 am - 12 am lion n 111a/la/llB In .,,comblnltlon or 1111111U /tBm$ you choolll Sun. 12 noon • 6 pm 10 :Michael Crichton, RIJllllllllbBr to 1111111/vance notl&8 tor,,,.,,, IJl'dBrl. $59 million 11. Jerry Seinfeld, $59 COLD SUBS ~~~h ~:~! HOT SUBS :~ ::~ SALADS million STEAK & CHEESE 2.88 4.78 r. ........... 1.- 12. Stephen King, $56 Add Bacon Omy for .50 1.00 l'IDTBAll 1.88 8.58 VRIEICl&JE 2.88 million For DOOBlf WT 1.00 2.00 TIIM 2.88 13. Garth Brooks, $51 B.M.T. 2.88 3.88 GRlllD CIICKfN 2.88 4.88 SEAfiNIIICIIAB 8.88 million SUBWAYCl.111 2.89 4.38 PllZASUB 2.28 8.59 TIREY IIIIWT 2.88 14. Andrew Lloyd .WAYMB.T 2.88 4.88 B.M.T. 8.21 Webber, $50 million I CWICUTCOIIIO 1.88 3.58 IIRAYCl.111 828 15. Tom Hanks, $50 mil­ 1lllKEY & HAM 2.88 3.89 , DELI STYLE SANDWICHES GIIIJ.fD CIIClfN 8.88 lion 1.88 2.88 JR. JUMBO HAMUI.AD 2.88 16. Siegfried & Roy. $48 VEGGE&CIIPE TURKEY 1.48 8.48 RBUI.AD 2.18 million T1IU 2.88 8.89 ROAITBEff 1.89 8.48 TIIIIIEY/IWI UUD 2.18 lfAfOOD & CRAB 3.484.89 HAM 1.88 8.28 COIIIOUUD.. .,..-.- ....................2..61 .. 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Not valid with any other offer Susan McDougal in jail A defiant Susan McDougal reported to federal mar­ shals Monday, vowing to go to jail rather than answer Whitewater prosecutors' questions before a federal grand jury.