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Nov. 30,2001 % Kansas State University Manhattan, Kan. Volume 106, Number 69 www.kstatecollegian.com • ■■ p»g*9
RAISING AWARENESS
Military
prepares
UPC sponsors afternoon panel
for future
in recognition of AIDS Day
missions
BY DANA STRONGIN
Kanui Silt CU»U,M«
The K Maic Student Union < nuns .ml became a place to learn, BY ROBERT BURNS
quettion and remember ead) rhursday afternoon Vtorid AIDS Day ■
Saturday and the Union Program (ouncfl sponsored ■ hincMnw
panel to rKM WASHINGTON, D.(. Hie unerfcan
I he panel mi bid 10 is 11IV-positive anil local ionium commander ol tin in is
nii> member* who wort toedui ate and to help thoee who hat i assembling a mixol ground la
oeed with the din ■ in lii the most difl
Bret [times i Kansas resident who has been FHV positive fa the 1111111.1 r\
wary was the Rrn to spi i) Hi began with idtmiMionnt die theme campaign: rooting oul laliban ai
iw this years vvbrki AIDS Day, which I laklhe
isi(H madon teaching people about HIV and \ms tunnels and other fortified hide
"Sometimes I limit n is an uphill battle tl ■
Ung question commit 11. s ground troops to the
who can and the group will grow fromd mission, but Gen Ibnun) hanks has
lumersaiil heisespei ialh, com emedwith the education ol -ilnsciIn
because he said current preventative measui working Dan
million [Hi»: Idcontncl II In said cannot Brush the fob
• for 10minutes, SOmon peewit : 000 Mart
11 southern
AIDS PAGE 3
'siinin the loth
RIGHT: Rebecca Ellis, junior In management information systems. Mountain I)i\ dinio
places a pin on the panel of an AIDS quilt that Is In remembrance of nortl 1 .nil
Kelly Roberts, a recent K State graduate Ellis: Meredith Duncan,
■
junior In mass communications: and Lauren Zellers. sending additJona i the
senior In apparel design (not pictured), all members of ds in
Seiual Health Awareness Peer Educators, helped make the panel.
northi
BELOW: A section of the AIDS quilt was displayed In the K State
Student Union Courtyard on Thursday afternoon as part of a UPC
sponsored event to raise AIDS awareness
Photos by Matt Stamey/
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With only small pockets ol raUban
resistance remaining in northe
mi Kandal
outhern > It) thai gave hirth to the
militia movi inks wants
Quilt's panels dedicated in remembrance of victims
to tighten i'' with
rid growing
he
BY DANA STRONGIN long 10 Hill: Mullah
N«iit.) Mohammed Omar, ihe laliban lupn
S.I I '■ ill.
It weighs approxl Roberts warned people io understand I mighl llol leveal .1 pos
contains more than ■ lions and is K Stall d foi Mills Inl |hn - nllls allel ' opposition cominanclers In
too large to be displayed in one pi, Roberu lived from HIV Bn ith In an effort to Improi
ii Is the AIDS quilt, and li has hen • nation ol ll i vhk h to fai
in memory ol those who have died from the Roberts wanted peopk idents should gel I 1 die
virus slid Si.- "Kel the lalihan in Kandal
ihek State Studeni Union Courtyard tin the Rite?)' ountj Health Departmenl B <ill lymph iii\ positive IhuiM
1 the quill Broughmanvt Roberts during the andthi HI III\ positive Friend ti 1 \d111 Iota Stufflebeem said the
displayi d ! hursda) afterm I at h pai ni hei life .il«ni; bleio ■ help lalihan inilitar\ is now lr.11 lined, with
dedu aled Inime ; I died Irnni ess is the only little capability to i mu
AIDS One Individual panel is I feet high met the love ol he. in. ale
Donations to hospice program pay homage to deceased loved ones
BY APRIL MIDDLETON day night placed theii Hint/ said the I lelit nl I ileiamp 1
«jmn SUM CnMrvmn omamentsonthi ms, IISU.I .h
though, will In added about' 1 continue operations
list beside the tree, which lists the I ihe
with their lives, hut the) haven 1 forgotten >| those honored one t! • funding for the hospii e program is Importanl
rhough they haw the couple updated each time ornaments are ■ It 10 thai they can contlnui
ipentWedneeday night honoring theii lirsi : the HomecareeV Hospice allows terminally ill
spouses at the Hon pice pportunit) ini people to theii homes with their
FoUMktiOriS light Of Lit honor ll uid families,
dud and helps support ihe foundations H (ini cUentswant
InM is such s special thing Uice wim clients and the community. with them, InafJuniliarenvuonment,"
mills saul "IVebeen bn itace I Ins helps to make the community mom
be program, because Irt aw.ue nl 0UI WOrit and the Minors 11 lakes us In
something I ihmk Is importanl operate, since we are a nun profit organbi Edmunds saul said she utyi Involved with
ih mpatgn, which Is hi Its eighth linn Hint/ said, ll is also a visual WBJ fol ihi' Light oi 1 lie camp ti nan
allow, people to make donations to (he people torememba loved 01 - npar the holidays are an importanl time for ha to
foundation I or their donation, resident! 1,mi in this time oi theyi hnnnr Inslirsl husband's men,
abletoplaienrnainenlson the poll However Hint/said ll Steal
at tte Manhattan B community projet i and not stalled toiiieni ' aid ihe Importance ol
ornanienl is ms. IIIMII with the naun fan .I such" Lirlng trustimeofyi
lamih iiieuilieinrllH'iiduliiilu-. died * MU program Islmportani tothecommu Hn the spirit of Christmas, I think it is Zach Long/Collegian
ASIOOennlrihiitiunpla. is iinporiani that we are able 1 Importanl I Ihosewhoh Alice and Leon Edmunds sit In front of the tree of life while listening to Christmas music
ind $20 a places a dove on the : donations with thisi impalgn Edmunds said 'This Is out way ol saying we Wednesday evening at the Manhattan Town Center. The two come to the tree every year to
ho uttendiil the dedication continue our quality care," Hinti honor their first spouses.
News digest
AROUND CAMPUS
Winter Dance will be at
8 tonight in Nichols
Theatre. Tickets are $10
t
for the general public
and $6 for students.
Friday. November 30, 2001 News Editor Jessica Pitts
532-6556 I news-tpub.k§u.»du
help the insurance Industry covei ihe
nisi oi (I,inns from an) fui
imid off the mark by Mark Parisl
ins .i partisan dispute ovet restriction!
on personal lawsuits seeking
lime there
HW/MG loG Off 9MU&4S. ■ ■
LOCAL IN BRIEF 13, mostly
pot part) lines as Demoi rats
withdrew iheii carliei support aftei
i amp inns on terrorism related
Charitable Chili cook-off
litigation were added to the bill, I In-
seeking food donations (hanges clouded prospei is foi a|
menl with ihe Senate on i ompro
Iocs rap Room will have n-. tlmil mise legislation.
annualChll tk mi on Saiurdaj I he lull would i ommit the
From 11 .i m lo 5 p.m loe'! n. in
Room will vis g 90 pen ent ol losses from
o brings in food anothet lat
donations foi the Flint Hills Bi TE IN BRIEF ild paj the rest I he
Basket ild require insun
"We i reimburse ihe government lor the
Members push to promote
i lull made bj people en i ipanies lhal write pol
Concordia POW memorial propert) were hit han
managei ol loe's rap Room, ii pi Ihe Sept 11 attacks with losses Ii m\^ » MwU^MtMB
wanl lo laste the i lull lhal wi estin i billion in
judging billion i he Indt
Wart -.ml ill.II norm
from the restaurant ind
Justice Department seeks
ASK THE FINANCIAL PLANNERS
"We u information on terrorists
U.nl Dear Financial Planners,
I in WASHINGTON, D.t About three weeks ago I responded to an advertisement lor a job placement m
called the toll free number, and a representative named Tim said that in order to verify my
cooperal
student status and to begin processing my application, he would need my Social Secunry
villc b.ii I hi i ontesl I • nl nil I hUl number and my bank account number I gave him this information and have not It
io Iocs rap fl i k. to from him since. Now that I have had time to think about it, I'm worried. Please let me
ship ii Ihi , know if I should be concerned
before .uul ihoughi ii ii ion
Dear Student,
good about terrorists. Our guess is that this job placement service is really a scam. We recommend you
include the I Inn Hill's l check your bank account records very carefully to see if a withdrawal was made from your
so il H account. Legitimate job placement firms will never ask lor a
bank account number. There is no plausible reason a firm
would need this information.
ill,in inn poll We also are skeptical of firms or individuals who
lohn want you to disclose your Social Security number over
\sin mil said in announcing the Ihe phone. Legitimate firms will follow up phone
conversations with a letter and an employment apph
cation Your best strategy in the future is to be
I lie program will provide il i
.il ol anyone or any firm that asks lor personal
information over the phone.
hip. Questions answered by Future Financial
Salina campus reviewing NATION IN BRIE Ilegal Planners Financial Questions can be emailed lo
ffp9ksu.edu.
dean's work performance immigrants with valuable information
GMMMMIMMNI
House bill prevents future \sin while faculty Advisor kMi
dministration's stick in
■
the |>.isi in financial terrorism losses in wai on terrorism
committee inclui mi to allov.
membi
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CAMPUS l'i Graduate School i' '>unces .lent Center. Fort Riley. was arrested lor failure to
the final oral defense of VM m JoesTaproom will host its third appear Bond was set at $250. Jtsski Pitts JJ Duncan
BULLETINS ool off Saturday to ■ At 7:49 p.m, Linda Ingram, /V»IV» Editor I 111 I
today i' i.iuasket.Cail Junction City, Kan., was arrested for ZachLMg Michelle Bertuglia
■ The flrataass School 1 'nore information. worthless checks. Bond was set at Photo Edr.
the Anal oial defense ol tr»- doctoral
$250 Nancy Hull
Hotel taduon at 8 POLICE REPORTS Jamie Barrett
.'. Thursday, Nov. 29 City fi.'v Editor
■ Ihe Graduate School ■ At 205 a.m., Timothy Bartjour. Fort April Middleton Emily Rand
Ad A* 0U.MOI
■'* »*«••,!'•,. dadral , was arrested tor driving on Cnmpus Editor
Allssa Duncan
dissertation of Mm* Hajara taster a suspended license. Bond was set at CorWn H. CraMe Ant Ad
i*> Cento $750. Copy Chili CORRECTIONS &
Sf» /. ■ At 322 a.m.. Jay Jemigan. 2100
CLARIFICATIONS
Goodnow Circle, was arrested tor 001
- Lutheran Campos Ministi Bond was set at $750
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10 III ■ No reports of note were made. Kamai State Unfvanrty
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KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN
Friday, November 30, 2001
AIDS so thestlgmai i.ill i Senate passes campaign law changes, allocates funds
'Peopledon't want to talk aboul AIMS
Continued from page 1 because we dorri like to talk aboul
sexespedalrj diseases getting BY ALYSON RALETZ AH Karirni, Arts and Sciences Senators also observed a moment Novembei speakei
passed OIL' Karuan Staff Coll," senator, wrote the bill, he said ol silence to remember n i Hoth hills passed with more ihan
have contracted the HIV vlrui Don lallon, coordinator ol because he wants future election students who have died this month IS votes, but several senaton
laid religious activities, said he agrees ilir Uldlng mom regulations to campaigns to be based mon on i ance Donley, Hnkx In ague ulture abstained from voting on tl»
Timer said Ignoring the previ lirestyies associated wlm AIDS affect Student Governing Association Information than popularity, i Ion, and Ryan 1 Oder, senior ill religious group alloc atlons.
lence of HTV and AIDS will not negate thewaj people view the disease He elections,Student Senatepasseda This spring we won't need he senators authored fohnO Ilaia. allocations
ii. laidmosi religions have statements bill learricrjng candidate campaign banners and 1 shirts." Karimisaid two resolution! In honor ol the committee chair, said he noticed an
\IIIK .mi sec II. so people like to staiingtliat rramoaexuality is wrong budgets al rhuradayanw 'I'd like to see candidates utilize I'd offering K-State students' unusual iri'iul ol abstentions during
think ii is not around," heaakL'Ii is on Mme level I lit'li'Kisl;iiit>n limits cat lipirsi mon cost effective campaign tools, condolences to llieir families the evening and questioned the
treatable, but thai doet not mean Ration read a lettei bj aminlstei dential candidates personal contri- unphletsand handouts Vbu In other action, senators reasoning behind them
then is,11 ure whospeni 10 years hiding Ins butions to then campaigns to spend youi message a lot betti i i' ampusl rusade O'Han said he does not e\pec I
The humanity ol thediw natality, He also hid his $300 cul from the previous statute, li these than more expensive hnst to help fund students III ation his (oramittee
anothei concern lumei lias Hetaid diseasefoi seven yean [he man also extends sen.ilin i .nulidales methods attending a conference in Denver. mends to pass iinanimously
he wanted the audience to remember described his shame, pain and personal contributions to their He said he plans on running lor Ihej aboalli to tpostolk hut then were too main ahslen
then is,i peraon arm bed to the lllnessi ind lonely journey. i ampaigns tO $75, a $25 inc rease student body president this spring (a.npus Ministry to hind a lions
Wills K-State students have concerns
"ir is lor human," be laid Hie aboul theli senialtt) bei suaeol j. Blue Valley Manhattan First Presbyterian Church ECM Christian jft^
dfeease is as Individual as the person issues such as AIDS, said Dori / Memorial UMC Mennonite Church
Explorers fZSr
that basil Ihewaj each person dies i ambert, i therapisi with Unrversltj ^1 83'J Church St. 539 8790 sni i savenvmth St ■
from deals with and treats the I OllllscllMI I Worship Sat 5 30 p m/Sun.lO 30 a m Pis■ ton Game Night
disease is different fw eai h pel "Students bi erned Free food first Sun. of the month Worship Sen ice limes Saturday, 9p m
\s bespoke lumei explained tl»' abOUl linn sexual acdvit) and e-mail revs^Oflmthills com ■ 9:15 & 10:311 a.m.
Rev Dr I Carolyn Wills Food, Fun, & Fellowship
difficult) ol talking to other people behavior when awareness aboul lliv
Sunday. S 30 p.m.
about AIDS. came on llic su'tir." the Mad The Table
line line I haw to Shand tohnson works with ; Bible Study
I irsl l'i.i|> isl Chi "Managing Stress" Monday, 8pm
iwalk, be said i wanted to show how on the UDS Regional Project, and SI MARY MAC/IMII Nl
badli Is. but also that It is not the end ih/cs In educating African ORTI IODOXCHRISTIAN Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunda) 11:30 a.m. OR Wednesday, 4 p.m.
of the world toucan In* with it, but American women MISSION Church School 9:45 a.m. free luncheon lor college stuJenls 1021 Denison Ave.
n is not easj ommunlties h \l Hide in:i Denison Foi bee transportation within city 539 4281 or email at +ecmQksu edu
lunm s.iid he would like people and speak with them," she limits, call the church Lutheran St. Luke's
to l<«il .11 his Web siif will go have sex with . Irvine I iturj Pastors Karen & Alan Selig
Campus Lutheran
non infoi i, Inothet communities and \\l Saturdays in the I CM Ntve 2121 Blue Hills Rd. Ministry
mation aboul his life the vlrui come home and expose iheii .-. Visit || 539-8691 .it Luthei I louts 1745 Andknon Church
practk Ii and girlfriends to lliv. Ihese women at w xx w ksu.edu orthodox l «0 Sunset \u-nur
It is Important to keep up wl Sunda) Evening Worship
[An American Baptist Congregation! s.iicircla\-
recommendations for safi worrj about who will tal p.m. Ir.t.liti. 6 mi p tn
UirntT said, because the) i hange He their chUdn (frace <m in the Danlorth < h.ipel "■llllil JS
<t
said suggestions now an better than ighman a i s Hi a.m.
the) wen when I < I HIV nurse who Baptist www ksu t'du/lcm-cL.i ly 9:49 a.m.
Pastor Jayne Thompson . 1 I mi a in
. the guidelii • mty Health
wastau have FIRST UNHID Church \l [email protected]) 539-4451 ( .MN|»IIN PlttOI I r n ^SCMHI
changed since thea" 'I.mned to Ml II IODIST CHURCH hi inKt — Open to /Ml (785) SM ZitM niBtblHt.COM
uiiu'i panelists 'il*' Poynl/ • 776-8811 ♦ Sunda) ♦
work to in rease awareness and "li was no) my main cause ii MonUng Worship You ar» welcome at
understanding d HIV and AIDS
8:15 & 10:45 a.m. First Assembly of God
vlctoi! ol the II nursing.
\IDs Regional Project, which i Sow I could noi ii king Bibk I
programs to Inform ipei ei group ol pi lumcOllinthill- i I venii
fUtlM
groups, ilii'i 776-0424 Weekly Schedule of Services
the Manhattan AIDS Pro)i
Unitarian- WESTVIEW Sunday Wednesday
grown in m> life," Broughn
. in beprogn Universalist COMMUNITY My School 9 00 a m liegin at 7 00 p m
CHURCH Worship Services 10 00 a m Prayer Meeting
Fellowship Children's Church 10 00 a m Youth Group (grades '
S I 5. 9 30 II OOAM « aflOfM Worship Choir 4 00 p m Royal Rangers (Boys Club)
of Manhattan q Worship 6 00 p m Club)
CoSHiiarvgt*a ya nSdc hYoooul n<g 9MaIOrrm«i Cllo OupOoAnM Chi Alpha 8 00 p m
lit*. <iudy O JOOfM lufvlay. Christian Fellowship for College
Students (KSU Little Theater)
Youth Mlnliiry Oppofiunhlrs
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REGAINING VISION
Americans must ask questions of selves to prevent terrorism
On the dipper) slope, I nmsi not bevi simply just going alter another terrorist with
mil Patriotism now seems to equate with weapons oi maw destruction. Mindly, we will
Mind Nippon inr inilu,ir\ i impaigni m the support the Saddam Hussein hunt
name of ending terrorism icrois the globe. I II. then, wc arc lusiilvmg the cause. !
dotrt. equate tnyseH with thai lineol thinking. I lee not been warranted lor quite sometime' i he same
mysell realizing a diffenni leaden praatng for bombing an- the
vision, i wwi the government to same ones whose vision failed at
know than in people mil hen shaking up Saddam 10 years ago An
who do no) want .ill out revenge exclusive air war didn't prove to be the
.mil sec ret military trials m the solution then, and it still wouldn't today.
: mourning Why won't the public support a
I behave the only way wc can ground war? Because ground war might
put a permanent end to Zac Cook cause American casualties llowver. if
terrorism isiosloppartu ipaling a cause was just, wouldn't a ground war
in it I believe we should explore not who we should show that we really back the just' cause'
bomb Of where we should bomb, but wtl Mainstream media has gripped the country and
targeted tlienaRirnprowueiuiwecanraalDi U pulled it into a cauldron of of revenge and hate. If
we only i ould we the worlds parapet tin of out ndividual had to support war casual' I
nation Our constructive vision has been robbed by would the war be justifiable? The media has set the
liisiiie mentality. soc lal norm to be a irrational, retaliatory attitude
lining our vliion will lie a pajnlul proi hill everyone away from the TV, Internet, radio and
reinstall the pm ions gift oi sight to our nation print media for a while Would everyone go and
musi promise lo emhi i Bed Hght the war if they personally were called7
ideas We must realize that wean not ah) • If we had a national draft, eyes would be
■ We must not meet ban opened If each pcrvm were called lo serve, the
Does an at i such as Sept 11 |ustifj public might question policy dec isions I leach
• |KTsc>n Wtm a pari of the retaliation force. Op
\nii ned (o the death penalty Kill would begin tOMC MM questions Those are Ihe
and \IIII will lie killed. An eve Inr in I ,s thai need to lie asked.
I believe \iiiern 11 an be better than the tmdisc i Oi ' it killmgsworthechoed the
plinnl acting upon vu Why would this sentiment, "is then never a time to question
ourcountr] many government tmlicy? When did limiting free speech
dbyourcummi becom m limit bee
pride in only a discussion of things wv want to hi
m t without propei restraint, in essence sell Lately the public has limited free SIXTC h tl
dcsirui ling to the value it buying to promote Ig but In ignoring I he public feels it
mid like to see America stop bullying die rJoaaril want lo hear and flips the channel to
" nd be nice II something more patriotic I he government will not
i gnt) rather than
ring ever) little i ountry whk h tries to defy Instead, it will stick to the adage; 'you eiti:•
red* lap drawing to Rand Mi \ i one of us or one of them.' Ihe public nccii-
How will we open our i rcgam vision
Opening) jing public senti With clcwr sight, the public should I* able
ill should we all foUovi loan i ustomsol vigOanl upon Ihi ' iH'ing
fustl iriddoesnl think so President Busht loiistnulivcdisa,;- | |he
support Irom our I un . ilready is thn Freedom of ofl i :em viewpoint without
feeling unpatriotic Patriotism is not blind confor
Governor of Texas Bui the unerican pubtti inii\
continues to support the lcx.ui customs Our
led Dead oi dive." I he
publii seems to be na| ut . ■,I agricultural
it iln M II bomb Iraq ihepubln tngin an email him 0
supports it It can be deemed a jusi i.edu
Pizza topping Holidays bring back memories of
choices diverse fourum
high school days, need for families
for KSU students
I usually get a little round ■ spoiled ,u livil
Pizza Some dig u at 2 ■ m the li- ■ Its Uegim'i <
prefei ll foi old now thai I miss my family the most .mansmil ni system thatattorn
'in like lt seems strange lo think I graduated I W 111 I I never thought I would say this bui rttut •im
Is obvious pizza From high school onK i I kind ol miss my dads lo bit ntbUeation
consumption is rynonymoui with tl lo me, ll li nag)
ked it HISS the stage h ■ d III Iheu high I miss having my I lie is a garden, dig ll
college studeni It is as nun li iii .i si tple in id gown to i riigh school iround to tell me ■
out li I diploi i s only things would be "k no I was talking about nuc sin,
0 nun li nl || l remember my u 'Hill mattet how bad they ill's
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dei Ided to share with well. I he promise oi fn i mi and Strt might i
■ OUR VOICE Indepenck with tin Sarah McCaffrey I hat - lohn Graham, youantheidiol Ihii is
toppings on pizza ,: horizon l couldn't wa rhrough ill oi the is! things about ■ iplc burn their draft cards indgoto
get out on I will tuae of people Uke you
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Mil belle Bertuglia
e thing thai remi II e n youi family is still going to About |ohn Grahams article, then
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1 ID .1 slave lo the in high SCIH oi us from happy ii you rail your test bui ll ton"! who were heroes I hey were the founding
pineapple .md, "iId without the-start and lhc\ re still (hi going to change tl iliout fathers too bad thi i now
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Bryan Scrlbner reminders, as mj forget ihi h i i trying to figure out in the person who went to it rated
( iiilun II t table
Nick Bratkovic ll seems like Ihe who you aie Al tunes. I leel like I 111 all with yOUl parents when you
and April Mlddleton ruin! longer I'm in alone, trying lo figure things out when I III. you obvious!) missed the point ol
ground heel and I'll Jamie Barrett college Ihe dim i nave a clue what's going on taunt Koehnsarticle Shedidnl nj you
istslca Pitts
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Michelle Bertuglia
ant hoviei ii sin dent. c lassi i all mj dad I know lies lieen tluough movlei as a iliild She said your parents are
Din Smith
doesnt wanl them Corbln H. Crable At li more what 1 in going through now I know no I ig you al such a young
April Miildletnn Ji Duncan what I thought a demanding, mailer bow much I dunk I've si icwed ■
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with all the grease on It I BN I I0W mile h I have to si bccliilc thankful foi thai ■
need m\ I.iniily timejusl in relu With the holidays approai lung, now M&M sm Skittles' Both.
grab I napkin and sop it all up before I ■
some people ity you and hang out with is the perlec t time to lei our families
have my pizza goodness
change the most in high my friends It's rare know how much we still need them and M) name is Isaac and I am Inpct
lamie Barrett (all me plain lane, i |usi school I don't think that's in h ■ love them Mosi ol us pmliabK don't ■
slick to pi,un old lied true, i dunk we 11 weekend ilia! I say it enough. I think now thai Aaron I ocketl is,
II Duncan II the girl who delivers it is the most in c olll | ai Hull) i all go Ihe best gilt you iiiiild give\oui we will have to shout every time wc get a
cute, then I hope that she sucks to Being independenl home family OVei the holidays is the one that punt, let's |ust block ll '
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paying the renl and year. I used to go i el them know that having them in What ii is
lessiia hits Anything withniii in ■
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bow you wanl to live then wasn't i home I he guys looking OUt Oi Haymaker with
Hryan Sc ribnei Vanilla icing, Ife can football game I Ins binocular-, in
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KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN ©-
Friday, November 30, 2001
Next Door remains only Latin hat dance ends International Week
BY RYAN DONAHUE internal al I ..ml
smoke-free bar in 'Ville to share in all of our diversity," said Ali ills
KevmVvanklyn, assistant coordinaloi ih,it performed at ii»' rhomas I. Pfith
rhe beat .mil rhythm ol tradi inr lardine, unit] i entei during the talent
lional I.uin imisii si'i ili. Stephanie H acts included a group
BY SARAH BAHARI II in); tlirectot Foi ihe Department ol inglcad h\ loild i
I lllll' I lousing and Dinning Services, ism scnioi II ition,and
i| rj "H bine - bj
More ill.in .1 yeai aflei Bannistei said she believes thi i lardini fang.
)\ggieville's onlj nun smnkn i null.. alional and li irdinei ommunity.
bpenedi ownoi Rust) Wilson said terrace Vpaitmenl residents ' t his IN OIII contribution to a 1 .'li slicslill
ilir response has been Fair. during the evening talent slum. ll.lllol livedin( hi
" There's noi nun h ol .i demand Dressed In traditional garb, called i.nniK week," Bannistei -
lor non-smoking bars here,' he ajali) the iiulo programs (oi dehrate lai ood health," i
s.iul Alcohol ,!!:■ |USI lin.ii event ol the lardine intema and cull
^(i hand in hand .i loi ol the lime' lional apprei iation Ihe event alsosho
j Wilson, who owns Rusly's I asi born with liu cooking nif
j hance Restauranl & Saloon, said Ing M\ mothci used to pi ige night Wed
Wexi Dooi UMI.IIK is lull I hui null I open to all lingtosomeol the audit
and I rldays rhe resi ol the would i r\ when she sioppi "We had .i pretty good turnout lor
ii is preltj empty, he said uuisii \ii antai isaid all the events We hadalmn
Hui Wilson said in- has no plans Nicole Donnert/ [oi Ihe cool somi'ili i usually |usi
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~~3L Friday. November 30. 2001
SETTINGr/ieSTAGE
VOLLEYBALL IN BRIEF
Mimick cleared of criminal
charges, will play this weekend
I IS.I Mimii k .i senloi outside hlttei tot
the Wildcat volleyball team, was cleared ol
,ill charges stemming from Sundaysarresi
lor domestli battery rom Gilbert,
assistanl sports Information dim loi
announced rhursday
Mimick, .i Drsi team \n Big 12
.Hid AH Big i.' Academic team selection mi
head coach Suzie I rirrt team
arrested al 1:45 s m Sunday in Rlley
( ounty Police Departmenl officers si hei
tesldeni t
fnesenioi who will plaj againsl
sasin theWUdcatt' iir-i round
lonii'si today, started In .ill but one ol the
team) 26 matches during the season and
lire .mic only the sixth ptayet in school
history to finish hei career with al least
I 000 digs
Parking shuttle available for
patrons of NCAA tournament
l .ins won i have in iiiiht '"' a pai ■
spot III order to see Friday i Brsl round
Nl \\ tournament action
Due io.i limited .iiiiniiiii nl parking
spacesat Mieam I leld Hou
shuttle service running from ksi i Stadium
in the west side ol Ahearn will be
available to fans from2 p m to lOp m
I riday.
Patrons may park mi the east side ol Zach long/ ii.ct:
the football stadium (the side opposite Senior outside hitter Lb Wegner and junior outside hitter Jennifer Pollard ha»e packed a powerful punch this season for K State. Both players will be looking (or solid play at 7:30 tonight against
the press boi and the shuttle wil Arkansas as the Cats open NCAA Tournament play at Ahearn Field House
them in \li.
i be offered lor
Pollard becomes extra scoring threat for Wildcats
Saturd
Wildcats sign prep standout to
BY BEN FEHR eventually stepping Into a leadi rshlp In ordei in learn about thi "She is going to work, she is
national letter of intent for '02
lone junioi in 2001, ni the players around you it is .1.
going to stay on it and she is
Although hei rnslei is sel h>r lllls role in the Idea to gel them I ill and thai
i end's opening rounds of the \CAA hi K State volleyball's spi lopmenl ol the! .us' youn| , good p.is going to chip away at you
[bumameni k State head coach Suite -mils last si 1 111 playi Pollard said passing is tin
until she wears you down, and
i riu added anothei name to next yeai i down with .1 broken right fool Pollard said .1 big part ol leadership aspei 1 "i hi 1 pei Dnal game
lineup With Mimick projected to miss in Mrs in ,1 focused mentality I pin ,1 loi ol pride In my that is Jenny Pollard."
|oy Hamlln. a foui al 11 tion, the Wild. \ lot ol what 11 Pollard s.iui ii contributes 10
Wlnheld (Kan High S< hool, has sigt trting outside hittei is the mental side ol volleyball," Pollard
.1 II.IIIIID.II letter ol intern the Entei sophomore lennifer Poll said You have to be relentlessly II l .im passing, then it gets the Suzie Fritz, head coach
Wildcats beginning in 2002 K S In Miinu k's n mati h absent e, .ill positive it Mui i .in (in that, it rubs oil on middle hitti
sporis Information announced Pollard did as 1 stai 1 nl nobody outside hill itten
Wednesday in kills twice .MKI nun in i>'.mi tops III down 01 too hard on themsi heir
'Joy is |usi itarting in realizi ihn: DM Pollard ,iiKi 1 s in beat
leyball playei ' Frlu Pollard 1 ontinued ilns su< i rss with has had the benefit ol learning the game Pollard them, and then al .1
.ml 'She has .ill the physical and Mimii k s return and finished the from .1 talented cast ol players In hei look fot ,1 lot. ' ind .1 lot nl
emotional gifts to become ■ great pi i 1 mill mi the team In total ,1 K State seniors: liming .is well. .1 il the
,ii ilns lei ■ ami fifth in total kills ( hristen, Mimii k and 11/ V\ tournameni play ims one game
Haralin, .1two year .ill \ik Valli \nw ,1 junior, Pollard continui House omplete
■ 1 team selet lion, will lie 1 impress in 2001 ■■ and Pollard said the irio ol seniors k State's first test Is \rkan
nl many players l riu will lie lookini the \n 18\\i!>! * instrumental in hei ability to 1 in/ n essential pan
develop quit ki\ in ordei in Mil the Mr,nl 111.11 h Suzii 1 ni/ said Pollard is perform at.1 IUKII level l he Ra/01 plete
.en by departing starting .in asset 1 who may not m prai in 1 they are there
Ion in layne 1 hritten, 1 IS.I Mimick always get the rei ognition shi d< 1 .mil in the games loo Pollard MII
.mil I izWegnei n't gel .ill tl in/ from them telling Poll nol But she is
rlamlln chose K-State ovei several s.iul Bui sin (In. what todobul you also learn from Like then 1 (III going to
othei M hools, Im luding the Uihh sis' pcilmiii.ui, e wati hing them p lightly it they ho| ill II .111(1 she is
iiisi round opponent Arkansas, .is well .mil she is iusi .in Immeasurable rhey have been around the bloi k in the tournami
.is \ik.nis,is si.11. • 1 .mil Ohm membei ol this .mil you respei 1 them fot that l hey li li.i is lenny
State Being i'.in ol any learn mi lll'IIH played them, Pollard
K-State begins NCAA Tournament play tonight against Arkansas
BY SEAN PURCELL will be the home atmosphere al sheam Field House K State plays hosts
KI the opening round) I \ toumameni foi the flrsi time si
m opportunity senioi 1 IzWegnei welcomes as an advani
Hei nuls. winning streaks and hi mati ii ups .ill n ■ mi held House and in
nothing tonight when k Stale's volleyball team steps on the 1 nun against from ol out llffii "ii 10. gym WaaWi ^aW\
the University ol \rkansai used to the atmosphere and gel
Bven though K Stati indled the Razorbai I .mi uill continue here al hoi
In the schools' first meetini id coach K St nbined 10 1 ai \hearn this year, with ns sole less
Suzie 1 ni/ said sin- knows .1 loi ol time has pa Scptembei Kiiniii riu said tin ess, nol only al home,
1 W " "^
. .ms.is struggled the first nine thi but then they left tint in the (onfereni e and against top programs lias always been a
,ind |iisi went mi .1 mil and ended up in llie linals ul die si I confer in pro)
and lost 19 1.' in the fifth sel to 1 brlda who Ii 1 very nil e ball 1 'It's very excitin| raly lost just one match al Mtearn Field FO Dt
1 he Razorbacks are one of 11 Nl AA [bumameni teams k State h .I there is no othei plai e we would ralhei bt Hat
played ihli season 1 lie 1 sts 1 ompued an 11 ilnsl those 1 Ins is a process whii h has evolved ovei nine. It isn't something thai
teams, Im luding five straight 10 Finish the regulai season iusi In . 11 11 began foui years ago when I It Wegner, I isa
1
Anothei possible definitive fas loi siding with the < sts this weekend Mimii ■ were freshman so this has been a continual
thing.'
I in ol seniors has lost just eighl matches at home in their
Action at Ahearn Field House with ►- State Wegnei said the experience she has. along Drew Rose
K State will host an NCAA tournament match toronrythe . animates 1 hristen and Mimli k will propel them even more Into Sophomore Kris Jensen digs a ball in action earlier this season at Ahearn Field
second time in school history this weekend at Ahearn hip roles during postseason play, House. This weekend, three teams will travel to Manhattan to compete In the
"I have been In this situation the past ihree yean and l am used to It," NCAA Tournament's first and second rounds.
Nebraska (271) Winner said "So, I see nnsclf as a leader in the sense lhal I have 10 tell omentum we've had is a >e and we look to use
ivra rls who haven 1 experienced this lhal it is |usi anothei man h and to thai to mil advantage this weekend but wins aren'i just going to
FRIDAY,
M used .11 ah nines, inn they are handling Ii well, and 1 think we will happen we are going to have to wort hard and be 1 good volleyball
5 p.m.
:\ In i ompete thia weekend " team ti iful."
Oral Roberts (19-6) Perhaps the only possible concern, sophomore 1 arl lensen said, is the ihai same work eihu MH\ mentality contributes to the success the
SATURDAY, 1 is.is hoping hu anothei remati h with rival team has had thus far, Friu said rallying a school record 15 conference
7 p.m. wins, ,[\u\ making a sixth consei uilve \< A \ tournameni appearam e is
1 he i ornhuskers defeated the< .ns In both meetings thisyeat and an assurance thai the team won") overlook the task al hand
K-State (19-7) hold a 61 1 series advantage ovei the Wildcats, which is win the team 'We have a defending national 1 hamplon in Nebraska who I
i .mi get ahead ol themselves, lensen said nemesis Im us mi llie same side ol llie lii.u kel as uc uc |0 ihe ||g|
FRIDAY,
. .HI 1 even talk iboul 01 think about Saturday and the possibility i am i hallengc is noi overlooking lhal nrsi opponent," 1 riu said
7:30 p.m.
ni playing Nebraska," lensen said "Out team has to focus on doing whal "But, 1 .m ". erned with this team's 1 ompetitlva nature,
Arkansas (21-11) best ami lhal Is staying on opponents' tendencies and taking they knovi how 1 mpete ami 1 .mi nol worried aboul them coming oui
ii a time
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KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN
Friday, November 30, 2001
Consistency cause for concern Cats seek complete victory
this weekend for Wildcat men
BY DEREK BOSS i IOJD, and return four
Men's hoops action starters and lOletterwinnan
Maanwhl i i lerans—
Gardner Wet* (2 2) at K State (3-1)
Inn Wboldridge has tome have no Idea why the) team thai is Iresh of) its transition ml anil had Beid .mil forward Iravii Reynold)
n: noon, Saturday
hope. < nun' out like ,i bum li of nant lea, yeai nun Division I basketball, so but the mens basketball : Bramlage Coliseum (13,500) lead the purple notching 16 and I5J
It-States head basketball leaving the Bramlage Coliseum hew,lie Iin ,i mop Up performance team has one trend II hopes to o: Wildcat Sports Network: points, respectrverj
Hm 180AM
coach has been visibtj upael with crowd wonderingwhai the} had ihis weekend l he < .its should neutralize soon Head coach limvVbaklridgeii I ul >
TV: None
(he way his team has pisl easily mil i>\ with double digits l si li ni k States lb >i fout games has also relied on si comets,
played so far iliis Mm one thing's GWU has already lost to both have followed one distini i patti placing three consistently in the
se ison, and he loi sun I Georgia Southern and lames this season, with theWUi Sin i < inference, played < iotorado ; freshman Nick
Ihould be ,i bettei team Madison thii railing bejiind eartyand I State late Huirsda) night. Williams, and transfers I lUsori
rhe Wildcats than last year, ret, Its exact!) what defkil Into dte locket room, only to DelesusandPervis
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have played iporadi K Si Wboldrtdge and ins troops are mourn Berce comebacks in the 60 in this year's season i Whatever the mix. tiiqugh. the
gall) .11 best, and comebacks In the asking lor ,ii iliis point. I know hall halls from Ihe w players know they need to pit) bettei
[helt iirsi halves Derek Boss second hall have everyone talks aboul bow compe luriu dnei Webb has posted inthefirst hall Williams said
have looked more IItinn makes .> tewri better, bul have been enough to overtake the wtnsovei its two home iii'ilidni s,i\ anything th
pathetli tl nj Telkm dented, and that's exai tl) whj ilus ballgame gives the purple .i competition In ihn i ntests, opponents this season didn't already know" WBUam said oi
spins uiiici i trying i<> scon I I fhe) almost rallied i hance lo iron out some things senior forward Man Siebrandl said utdAsbury KY butlosl Wooldridgei luesday speech. "001
(late ii might bebesi II we l< lint deficit lo he,il Die and correct .i lot ol mistakes and the players will tab double digit contests on the road to ie was terrible, and liveware
ili.ii u ,in inside joke Miss and the) probabl) ihould turnovers, lull control i irat- but thi ilrm Georgia Southern and lames M of the ball lazy
Honestly, though, the team is have but iliis. team has some hall shooting, Attat king the offensive starts must be righted Madii I dun i knowwhai H Is right now
King tin answers right now, fight. basket. All these things I "The positive thing l lead i O,K h Rkk s< i uggs1 squad it ed to figure it outWecarfl keep
.Hid the siui\ is written all a Resiliency Is its wati h word, plagued the ( .IN In ever) lirsi hall know that we're going to led mi bj sei mesl olweU, :iK when n
Mfooldridge's fai e ,ind they'll need il this season ilus year, and il must snip Siebrandl said luesda) "So thatsone ang 17 points pa game, comes to conference innr "
see it in Ins reactions liui they'll also need to pla Give It sometime, and l think HIKKI thing, bul foi while senia foiward Bruce I Wda
,is he p.ITS back ind Forth on the complete game things will turn around, ii I ■ stop doing tl ilng to stan controls the post nettini
Grandmaster Joon Y. Kim's
sidelines, ins mannerisms the u ii in the Reld ami Iravis Reynolds continue catching up to us . . boards a i o
«,i\ In' looks up and down ilir in lead the way. Plus lanerio to be soprctt) in I el
bent ii !"i someone whi and iin i hey Spuriock is on the use as well, and I'liinl . Ihetw 11 is urns
provide ■ know what ■ al si • lYavill ''can mil
n il in Ins invaluable post player oil the indDatinl i ompetition. ["he Bulldogs finished
post game interviews He'si Hum the bench, though hedidn'l play on minutes
■ ■I —■ ff^^f^aaapej^i
said Ihey'n good team oldei guys iusi how mui U bettei luesday nlghl foi some reason I diiiii knovi what ii is. Its |usi
favorites from our bookshelf
right now they'll need to !»' |USl tO \nd where is fonj Mchison? coming read) to play, Reid sail
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Features: Nancy Hull
532-6556 I nah6062"ksu.edu
Friday, November 30, 2001
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KANSAS STATE COLLCQIAN ■M and coconut." he I'nng
said "lust the timi (d it all,
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mistaken tort grocers iiey'veprol Ding
these d called own
With the expansion of looking for it
pizza topping opdoos, li Some slates and ■ an build
might he hard lo mike the countries, he said, their own pii
same pi/./.a twice. considei those
Kick Hen merofthe retpiests normal. In g into
ihattan Domino' i City, you different comhil
d in the pi. ..iiinoi gel pizza
ago, people thought I pun apple topped without beans 11 Somi
ipleii on it. Taiwan has moving tov\
I'-St. corn, and pizza in gourmet
I to pepperom with
Cheddar cheese, if you ha kraui
' -mil liml it ill Jeff Duff, owner of
Manhattan," Hern tndei laid I Manhattan's ]'-.. Photos by leanel Drske/Collsglm
buds Shuttle, said while But in
I) climb in pepperoni is itill hi morepopulai Hernandez said things
options Domino's toppings have pj any othei topping pitta with en i
call\ doub now offer 16.
tl I) a loi ol p lugumup !
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think there's a little b
pizza
history
Ancwii Greek
flat, baked bread with assorted
toppings called plankuntos
This might have derived from
something Babylonians ate in
earlier centi. '<!
i toe tomato
originally was thougt I
poisonous. Spaniards who had
been to Meiico and Peru intro
duced the tomato to Italy in
the 16th century
Mozzarell.
originally Ml made from the
milk of Indian mater buffalo in
the 7th century H MS MM
duced to Italy in the 18th
century
_ The world
pizzei
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•Antu.a Piweria Port'Alba."
which opened In lHlOand
it Via
Port Alba 18 in Naples.
In Italy and i
peasants ate earlier
forms of pizza foi several
centuries bason it became a
hit among aristocracy. In
1889, a Neapolitan named
Rafaele Esposito prepared
pi//a for King Umberto I and
I who appar-
ently lOW'i \
An Italian immigrant
named Gennaro lomt W I J '"jj 3
opened the M tl S i
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in 1895 in New York City.
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piwa is consumed
all over the world, though
travelers often are ama/ed by
howditt' ■■■ have .
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adapted Dim la IBS* own
preferences.
Smart eating can boost energy, provide focus during finals
IV NANCY HULL i lead toa ■lert ■ md Focussed durii liu usbetlei rryti et) ol foods additional pouni
i ml then Ihej usually are bol ill the food groups di ■ rhinkol healthy snacks such as raw
In stressful limes, sometimes smarl stressed fruits and w ii dip popcorn, pretzels
iis i.i III ..mil you're struggling to food ire the last things on tiles offered the following health ■ Avn iting When ami |uli e
ic.ui the highlighted notes in from ol you, students' n .mil nutrition llpsfoi the last few M ■ H nervous ■ If you have Inn nun h sugai ami not
Abagol i hips ■ handful of chocolate III,II,' III- lleallh i HI i la mighi' enough ql a balance in youi dlel yi
not going to
chip cookies and ■ Pepsi seems liki nutritionist, said ■ Be aware ol whai you rt doing
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finals time can bring out ih< ■ idy nun ■ I ,ii low fat, i> High
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Weekender
Art* & Entertainment Editor: JJ Duncan
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S32-0732 I arts "ipub.kau.edu
Friday, November 30, 2001
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Hagan 42 Safe and 6-Norma—' numbers
13 Florentine sound 7 Place- 27Falcoof
farewell 40 Hebrew kickers The
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17 Staff 41 Wapiti 9 One lime estate ad
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20 21 22 rs Amanda Goth, senior In fine arts, performs "First Time," the closing performance of Wlnterdance 2001. "First Time" Is a work that stems from personal stories written
24 73 26 27 28 and recorded by students and faculty at K State
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n ■ 30 Winterdance showcases talent variety; six pieces student-choreographed
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apparel and textile marketing, and MoBy Bin*,
41 42 43 44 45 The work and long hours <ii tl In i hemistry, imth ihoreographed i ballet
46 47 46 Winterdanci |iu-ir litlfil "WhitiiMi .il love' with l.n.i Imvnsley
■ i show this sophomore In AMI i he pi* e Issix
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p.m. Friday and i loth performi ta four other d i
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worth HI matinee performance Python" ii the piece Goth i hon
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e 2001 by King FMiums Syntfcets. Ire Jennifer Rlfford. senior In theater, performs
featured in I 'Mill. "Sinfonia" for the 2001 Winterdance.
Wintei I lu!> liversity ol style and talent in
Collegian Music Awards ii this is not only ,i c hani c foi the - : i !u( ni taleni rhe dancers have worked long and hard and
ein front ol I Ins is nnr ul llir unlv liim-Mn llic M studied liin. :iul nowlhey gel the
Don't forget to submit your vote lor the Collegian Muse Awards.
The polls wiH be open through the beginning of next semester and ih liKliiine. dent. io integrate all th.it Into the |oy nl dancing."
you can vote at wmii.iiistafecolegian.com lust e mail /our choices
to wfcgan..wfee*e*na»'.ccim.
Area children to appear in 'The Nutcracker'
MOVIE TIMES
BYCORBINH CRABLf panM make the buJk hey re just peribrmedThe Nun 11 MM
SETH CHILDS CINEMAS
ni theit eat • by Ihe multiple darling, Washington said 'From tl limes,
T3 Chests" "Ossasstlc Ptsturhence rmances In Novembei he party son luseol my experience, l know
4:30 p.m., 7:20 p.m., 1:15 p.m., 4:10pm. I anil hi nun done entirely by locals Ihechildret Ihe iiiiisn inside and out, and I treated
9:40 p.m. 7:15 p.m., 9:30 p.m. all students from Manhattan and Ron ihe children like p
.ill ushet in another ho ■ i '■ different
"Harry Potter" BehM Enemy Unas"
3:45 p.m., 4:45 p.m., 7 p.m., 4:15 p.m.. 7:10 p.m.. ..hrii Ballet Oklahoma pi ■ i llns ji.irtu ulai |" I \in ihe irail mil's ni i lara and i ritz, versions ol ! he Nutcm ker, but the
8 p.m, 1015 pm 9:35 p.m. lln \ ■ line, ihnui' Washington said, are chBdrenfron IIUISU stays
in Sunday ii Ihe area vVaahington said die performi
Showtime
"(MOW rHaT in \lci aln production Man ilrlils anil Ihey dedicated who will have dress rehearsals Satu
4 JO p.m., 7:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:15 p.m., 9:50 p.m.
Auditorium ■Ihe Nutcracker" Manhattan residents also will haw roles very proud ol them, and they're ready io nun and Sunday morning, are wry
9:45 p.m.
will be shown at 3
TheHeW Ihr in the ballet, Martin said mm h looking forward to Sunday aftai
p.m. Sunday m
■OISSSIBC Ohturfcsnce" 4:25 p.m.. 7:20 p.m., 10 p.m. Oklahi McCain Auditorium " l he Im als were auditioned In BaUel Marr; u i thai Manhattan show
1:15 p.m.. 4:10 p.m.,
I .Mil for ticket informa Oklahoma In October," he said "Mallei ort Idles children were selei ted la ' l here's a loi ol antli Ipation and
7:15 p.m., 9:30 p.m. "4 SpW.m«. , 7.05 p.m.,10 p.m present the taleoi ton, can the McCain mi III this production slums the excitement," Washington said 'rti^QMi
box office at 532
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4 JO p.m.. 7:25 p.m., null r.u kci doll ihey will use them I his production is I IK-SI- youngsterscaiM from ■ Yagetiinesaid she thinks' rhe
9:25 p.m. tonim Htf cornea i<> life ll»- designed ti children numbei ol dance programi here In ihe \iiii i
"Monsters tec" "Oceans 11" isdebul in lulls " iiiiniiiiiniu. and I'mgratafulthai >' local i hililirn io work doserj wMh
12:15 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 7,9:30 p.m. rsburg, Russia, has become a SharronWashingloa a Imal d Instructoremihecrjmmunlt] have rienced dancers
4:46 p.m., 7 p.m., 9:15 p.m. holiday tradition foi families acrosi the irai lin ni the pleasure ol ere ouraged iheii itudenti to audition," i\Miiulrrliilo|i|>iMliiiiilvlnr
working with a diverse group ol Martin said children to work with a professional
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1:25 p.m., 4 p.m., 7:05 p.m., U 50 for mifiwe) and J7 for 'I In has liri inn' performers In preparation lor' rhe IH\I eYagerl ite professot hallrt company, and lo danceon the
9:20 p.m. atmt sto«s traditional holiday fare foi fam <t kri ' ni dance, also helped the dancen Mil am stage is an honor and ■ prtvl
linhaul Martin direiloi ol Mil aln tail "In the show the youngest tree Vip-rimr said the hai -he s.II,I
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Sports
Sports Editor. Dan Smith
532-0732 I sports <"spub.ksu.edu
JL Fridav. November 30. 2001
Guard adopts new role on younger, 'better' K-State team
BY MICHAEL NOLL come in and work hard \i\ the team bebettei than thi a had played better, Il would have
thinking stems from the i oai hes' ih.ii she's pi ' made things easiei foi Kristin."
philosophy thai everybod) baa ■ \t a sign ui thai maturity, i remains
I Ins season should have " mie i . inding Rethman spends her nine on the thai the( ata go as far as Her
(be crowning achievement in ■ iii thai pine watching to see how she can
ii women's basketball Such .in understanding isn'l contribute to the ti the sixth man il you can gel
j'li-tjcf Krisiin Rethman common, head coai h Deb "You gel a different p nd oi pi,i\ when the younger
I he wnloi baa act omplished Patterson said from the hem li she said You struggling, ii In l|
mui li during her (enure in ' lh,n s rare in a senioi i an si i ng on and what lot. h lakes the load ol the world
Manhattan thai she didn't complain, but thai MUI have in do scoring, taking off the offense .tm\ defense Out
,1 She started for threi she i ontinues to bring foi us and il the ball and keeping the I
»she owns the k State season eilel. .nil team In the ofli i Patterson "We need hi i
andean point So fat this season Helhlli.:
field goal I>I " lli.n is Kristin Rethman Her done mine than just contribute, : result, this season could silll
■ she's within reach ol (he .ill ii tei i- spei in said while pi ■
lime men's and women's can anging role rVei minim "Shell mosl
i.ii three point shots m Rethman, but there's one statist!) Rethman still has ilmosl
Howevei this season, Rethman that's more Importam to the nine point! id the opportu
starts il .ind i orning, Kan . i point shot! ound,"
wad lies Freshmen plaj the I hai is k State's conference aid
minutes thai were hers In the past during Rethman' al K Ill II in e : hen
li is ,i situation th e hard in the Paradise lam lournaiii' . point in the season
the best inti i being on SI lh. II hing this
tinned ihl blame the flooi bui n also bi Rethm i
Rethman foi i little ii di
blttei i out ol three games III Si attltudi hing them
.lie has no "II tl nil I hoinas. Kristin i about
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File photo by Steven Dtannge'
minutes on the floor, ihen l opportunity Senior guard Kristin Rethman drives past: Ia Teias defender last season.
Rethman has been replaced in the starting lineup this year by Laurie Koehn
■
K-State plays host to weekend Wildcat Classic at Bramlage Coliseum
BY MICHAEL NOLL
Hoops action
Cmmmru Bar* WUcM Otsik
k Si ird—allhavi **•»: 3 and 5 p.m. today and i the
and combined with thi Saturday
lhe\ liki mm*. Bramlage Coliseum (13.600)
Manhattan, Kan.
I a Inl o! Rjdk>: Wildcat Sports Network.
sched WIBW580AM
TV: Nona . rim
lotion
men
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sail aftei the tournament lipo has thi
k siaie will be i nth lonrii
annual <
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1st a 2nd Rounds
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Friday Nov. 30 a Saturday Dec. 1st
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5 p m Oral Roberts vs. Nebraska
CASH OHLV WOMENS 730 p.m. Arkansas vs. K STATE
K-STATE 5TUPEMT UNION
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Ross Newell
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Danny Tokar
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Medium 1 topping Micah Emmit Jak^e Overstreet
Will Burton
Tyler Billinger Jeremy Kay
Friday ft Saturday Jimmy Spangler
pizza Matthew Carazo Scott Carlisle
Scott Macke
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Brent Felten
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Doug Omenski
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Kurt Cornejo
John Huff Josh Wehrly
land 20 oz. soft drink Brian Roberts
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Robert Sumners
Tyler Carey Richard Rush
Adam Golubksi
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Mike Rogers Jeff O'Conner
Josh Winter
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Michael Hoffman
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Shane Landis
Brad Swartz Austin Godsey
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Mike Hunt Mike Arlesic
Toby Surber
Nick Hunter Scott Barkley