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FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1992 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN, KANSAS 66506 VOLUME 98, NUMBER 137
WORLD NEWS
Fleeing Afghan
CITY
RCPD investigates alleged battery
president arrested
Man pressing charges against "On the weekend, I called one of Tim called K-Statc Greek Affairs
Government of the presidential guard prevented fraternity members for reported incident them, Michael Graham (sophomore March 31 to report the alleged bat-
in arts and sciences undecided), and tery. He received a letter April 6
collapses as rebel people from entering the U.N. com- he said everybody was going to be at from Associate Dean of Student Life
coalition takes over pound in Kabul, leading to reports he AMY COX process, cut him under both arms. Elijah's house and to come over. Susan Scott explaining that (he fra-
had been taken there. U.N. officials Colkfun He also alleges they ripped off his "I walked over there with my ternity is not registered on campus
wouldn't comment. A Manhattan man applying to the Omega T-shirt, and it was left be- Omega T-shirt on. I hadn't been and does not have a University ad-
AfOCUTlDPm— Sources in the ruling Watan K-State Graduate School has filed a hind. there very long when I knew some- viser.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Presi- (Homeland) Party said negotiations battery report involving members of According to RCPD reports, af- thing was wrong, but I didn't know Scott gave him the name of the
dent Najibullah was stripped of power were under way with the United Na- the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. The ter the alleged battery. Tim went to a what. They said 'Hey, let's go out- president and acting adviser. Maj.
and arrested trying to flee the country tions to allow Najibullah to leave the Riley County Police Department is house across the street from side,' and they jumped me." Collin Arrington of Fort Riley.
early Thursday as rebels advanced country. continuing to investigate the alleged Alexander's, and the resident called Tim said he believed the attack Tim said he met with Arrington
toward the capital, the foreign minis- Wakil evaded questions on battery. 911. Two officers were dispatched was premeditated and occurred be- and his alleged attackers last week.
ter said. A coalition of generals and Najibullah's whereabouts. "Use your According to RCPD reports, an to the scene. However, when they cause the fraternity members did not In the meeting, four fraternity mem-
rebel leaders appeared to be in charge. professional skills to Find him," he alleged battery occurred at 9 p.m. arrived, the alleged suspects had fled believe that he was an Omega alum- bers apologized for the alleged bat-
The topplingof the Soviet-installed told reporters. Then he added: Those March 27 at 1016 Juliette Ave., the the scene in a car with an personal- nus. tery. Arrington "tried to convey that
dictator capped a headlong govern- who are with Najibullah should turn residence of K-Statc football player ized Omega license plate. "If it wasn't preconceived then a big mistake had been made." Tim
ment collapse-the past month and him over to the appropriate authori- and Omega member Elijah Tim was treated at a local emer- (the night of the Union meeting), said. The meeting consisted of a
raised fears Afghanistan could splin- ties." Alexander. The alleged victim, Tim, gency room for lacerations of the then it <*as after. They had con- brief discussion and apology, he said.
ter in chaos and a bloodbath unprec- Wakil, until Wednesday among an Omega alumnus who spoke on face and head and bruises and swell- vinced themselves I wasn't an Messages were left for Arrington
edented in the 13-year-old civil war. Najibullah'sclosest aides, denounced the condition that his last name not ing of the face. Omega. Thursday night, and he could not be
Pakistan, which has provided ha- him as a coward who "would have to be used, alleged that he was at In an interview at his home, Tim "When the police got there, one reached for comment.
ven for Afghan rebels, called for an answer for some of his past deeds" Alexander's home when he was said his contact with the fraternity guy at the house kept saying, 'He RCPD Detective Al Rinikcrsaid,
immediate cease-fire among the many and "was a great obstacle to peace and asked to step outside, where he said members had been initiated earlier didn't know his history ...'over and as of Wednesday, the case was still
antagonistic Muslim guerrilla groups. to reaching an understanding with our nine Omegas jumped him. in the week at the K-State Union. over. I guess that was why." under investigation.
Russia and the United States — arms mujahedcen brothers." "One guy I didn't know threw the "I'm new here. You know, I don't It was verified that Tim received "We have interviewed witnesses
purveyors to the enemy sides until a It Najibullah's tall provokes Fight- first punch, and then I was on the know people. I saw them in the Union a Bachelor of Science from Middle and suspects. I cannot comment on
few months ago — urged restraint, as ing among the guerrilla factions, Iran ground. Elijah (Alexander) kicked with Omega clothes on and went Tennessee State University in 1974. whether or not Elijah Alexander is
did U.N. Secretary-General Boutros could find an opening to try to spread me in the head, they hit my face and over and introduced myself as an It was also verified that he was a one of those. I'll tell you what I'm
Boutros-Ghali. its brand of fundamentalism in Af- kicked me in the side. Yes. I am Omega alumnus. We made small member of Omega Psi Phi Frater- waiting on, I'm waiting for the al-
"Fighting is violence, fighting is ghanistan. A few of the smaller guer- pressing charges." talk, and some of them gave me their nity and as fraternity president, he leged victim to tell me if he wants to
death," State Department spokes- rilla groups have ties to Iran, but the He alleges the fraternity mem- names and phone numbers and said raised the most money in the history press charges," Riniker said.
woman Margaret Tutwiler said in a largest factions do not. bers ripped his silk jacket and in the to call them. of the chapter. Mu Zcta. ■ See CHARGES Page 8
call to avoid more bloodletting in a
land that has seen war kill an esti- Kabul, a city of 1.5 million people,
mated 2 million people. was calm despite the political turmoil
REGENTS
But some rebel groups declared and news of approach i ng rebels. State-
Schools to improve evaluation methods
the government's collapse had killed run Kabul Radio did not report the
a U.N. peace plan. A radical funda- change in power until Thursday night.
mentalist group vowed to continue
fighting until a strict Islamic regime is The government's position has Plan emphasizes devised the plan over the past year. academic affairs at the University of weight they assigned to teaching, re-
installed. deteriorated severely since Najibullah
The panel was set up following 18 Kansas and a member of the task search and public service as a mea-
Foreign Minister Abdul Wakil told promised March 18 to step down in faculty development,
months of debate about the way teach- force. sure of a teacher's performance.
reporters that Najibullah, the secret favor of a neutral interim government calls for training ers in the system are rated. The plan require* each university The panel recommended teachers
police chief who became president in that would rule until elections could
Administrators said the plan bal- to: be given a chance to add their own
1987, tried to escape with a brother be held under the U.N. peace plan. ASSOCIATED PftMM ances regents' demands for more ac- ■ Train department heads in ad- comments to their official evaluation
and a close aide but was stopped by
LAWRENCE — The six regents' countability from the schools with ministering faculty evaluations. records before they arc sent to higher-
hundreds of rebel militiamen at Once-loyal troops began defect-
universities must improve their mcth- faculty concerns that department ■ Link the results of evaluations level administrators.
Kabul's international airport about 2 ing and low-level leaders began mak-
odsofevaluatingfacult) performance heads get more training in personnel with helping teachers in their growth In addition, the panel said each
a.m. Thursday. ing secret deals with the guerrillas.
under a plan adopted Thursday by the matters. Faculty also wanted any plan and development and. when neces- university should have a way to let
The current secret police chief, That apparently emboldened seven
Kansas Board of Regents. to emphasize evaluation as a way of sary, reassigning them. teachers wbodisagrcc with their evalu-
Ghulam Farouq Yaqubi, killed him- allied rebel groups to launch the of-
Each school must develop and be- improving teachers' performances. ■ Train and supervise graduate ations request review.
self after learning of Najibullah's es- fensive that has overrun the
gin using its own evaluation system "This proposal puts more empha- teaching assistants. Brinkman said evaluation should
cape attempt, Wakil said. government's biggest military base,
by mid-1993, using a common set of sis on faculty development, which I The uniform guidelines address the be thought of as a tool for improving
There were conflicting reports on two garrison towns and the supply
guidelines. think is a positive development," said task force's conclusion that the six teachers not just deciding on promo-
Najibullah's whereabouts. Members road to the former Soviet Union.
A task force on faculty evaluation Del Brinkman. vice chancellor for regents' schools varied widely in the tion, tenure and salary.
STUDENT SENATE
STATE
Co-op fish and wildlife research unit opens at K-State Ethnocentridty
addition to core
Mike Hayden position ischanging. We have to reach curriculum
out to more than our traditional con-
attends ribbon stituencies."
discussed
cutting ceremony A question aimed at Hayden con-
cerned proper decision making on the
part of legislators when they know
ANDY WOODWARD little about the environment. STEPHANIE FUOUA
Collcpui CoUc(un
Former Kansas Gov. Mike Hayden Student Senate discussed a resolu-
was the principle participant in a rib- "If the people who live and tion that would introduce
bon cutting ceremony Thursday for work in the affected areas multicuituralism into the K-State cur-
the new Kansas Co-op Fish and Wild- riculum Thursday night.
do not step up and work at
life Research Unit at K-State. The resolution, brought forth by
a decision,... someone
Hayden is now the assistant U.S. Ian Bautista, arts and sciences sena-
Secretary of the Interior. else in Washington will tor, would recommend that ethnocen-
The unit, the 41st of its kind in the make the decision for them. tridty be taught as part of the core
nation, enables federal scientists to curriculum.
John Turner, director
work with graduate students in re- Roger Trenary, instructor in eco-
search and in the Division of Biology. of the U.S. Fish and nomics, spoke against the resolution,
"We're expecting great things to Wildlife Service saying that it would cause division
come from this," said Jack Lacey, within the student body by stressing
secretary for Kansas Wildlife and the differences between people in-
Parks. "We appreciate all the efforts stead of their similarities.
put forth by Gov. Hayden and our "The real truth is, if you want to ' This statement instigated an hour-
congressional delegates." make real decisions about the envi- and-a-half debate — mostly from
The pri mary f u nctions of t he co-op ronment, you have got to get into senators in favor of the resolution.
are continued research into the ecol- politics," Hayden said. "You want to | "The U.S. thinks that America is
ogy of fish and wildlife resources, know why grazing fees haven't gone just the people who live here," Elsa
and to investigate utilization, man- up? Because ranchers know the power Eaton, engineering senator, said.
agement, protection and restoration of the ballot box. The real problem is "America means North America, Cen-
of our national resources. that very few people register to vote, tral America, South America. We arc
K-State faculty could now be in a and even fewer actually vole," Hayden i here to learn. We're paying for it, we
better position to garner federal funds said. should have the voice of what we
for research. want to learn."
John Turner, director of the U.S.
Hayden and the other park and Neal Neaderhiser, engineering
Fish and Wildlife Service, reiterated
wildlife officials answered questions senator, spoke in opposition to the
Hayden's encouragement to vote.
from the audience in the K-State resolution.
Union. "If the people who live and work in "The change that is needed is in
Someone asked if the Department the affected areas do not step up and grade school and high school,"
of Fish and Wildlife is keeping up work at a decision, help campaign for Neaderhiser said. "Comp. I, Speech
with changing demographics of the candidates who are informed on wild- and Phys. Ed. arc the only ones every-
Midwest. The idea of biodiversity is life issues, someone else in Washing- body has to take. I'm here to focus. I
political correctness taken to the en- ton will make the decision for them," don't want to be bogged down with
vironmental realm. Turner said. "Then, it may not be in core curriculum classes."
"Biodiversity is certainly one of the people's best interests." The final vote for this resolution
the buzzwords in resources manage- was not available at press time.
Another issue brought up was
ment today, not only in fish and wild- In other discussion, a recommen-
hunter's rights.
life agencies, but in all land issues," dation was brought up for CiM Under-
Lacey said. "This anti-hunting deal, they used writers Agency, Inc. to be the insur-
"Kansas Fish and Wildlife made to be annoying, now it's scary as ance carrier for Lafcne Student Health
an effort to outreach and educate, hell," Turner said. "Now it's hunting, Center.
MIKE WELCHHANS/Statl including those in grade school," said next it's rodeos — they're already The current insurance company is
Mike Hayden, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, delivers a brief speech before the dedication of the new Doug Burlington, regional director picketing rodeos — next it's the use
See SENATE Page 8
Kansas Co-op Fish and Wildlife Research Unit Thursday afternoon in the K-State Union Big Eight room. for the department. "The ethnic com- ol livestock, then it's house hold pets."
2 Friday, April 17, 1992 KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN
COMMENTS POLICE REPORTS CAMPUS BULLETIN
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"I waited to keep f rom*pa y i ng the blood-sucking rats sooner.' CAMPUS POLICE ■ Hispanic Awareness Month Film Festival is this week, sponsored by
— Charles Abel, a trucker, on filing his lax return. HALO. I.ASP AND L ASO. All films will be in Spanish with English subtitles,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS a aampeter Mai rroni UM (adMtaa 1 shown al 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. in Eisenhower 15. A 50-cent donation will be
Al 11:15 p.m.. a Caevrmet Celebrity hurt** LaaawaeaXM. collected. See individual date listings for titles.
Kansas licenee plait BlCtSt »•» reported di«- Al 9-.S3 a.m.. a haw-alary aaa theft leairt ame
"1 think we should pick up our pickets and go right back to the •"«*»t- *-u
. Takaai «aa a aaatinptMMM fraaa McCata. Laaa
front gate.'
THURSDAY. APRIL 1* Al •: S3 a.m.. n burglary theft report was filed FRIDAY, APRIL 17
— Larry Heath, a worker at Caterpillar's Aurora, III., plant on Al IJ:M a.m., a -hile Ford track I Taken was a flute from McCain. Lane was $153
Kaasaa Hem* plait ASPJM oat rrporttd d»- Al 3:35 p.m.. a silver Honda hearing Kansas
returning to work only to be told to go back home and wait to ■hM ta rnikial UH. Kceaae plale CKWedO was reported disabled hi ■ Intramural Track Me«t will start al 4:15 p.m. at R.V. Christian Track.
find out if there were still any jobs. Al 1:4* a. m.. a latTl rtporl «a> filed reaai din» InftkVT, ■ UPC Rappelling Trip sign-up will begin at 8 a.m. in the UPC office on
the third floor of the Union.
"1 think I'm going to go out and see who that guy is." RILEY COUNTY POLICE ■ " Alsino y el Condor" will be shown al 2:30and 7:30 p.m. in Eisenhower
15 as part of the Hispanic Awareness Month Film Festival.
—Former President Reagan after a man rushed (he stage where WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS A criminal damage to property report was filed, as
he was giving a speech. Al S:M p.m., a major-damage, aim-injury well as two Juvenile detent** reports. Loaa was $S. ■ Intervarsily Christian Fellowship will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Union 212.
accident occurred al 1337 Anderson Ate. between Al 10a.m., security at Manhattan High School, ■ African Student Union will meet at 7 p.m. in the International Student
i ___ vaaatamdrieea hj James Williams, Bui 13*7,3011 2100 Put nti Ate . repia-ted trrrurislic threats to Center. *
Wayne Drive, and Michael Vo, 941 Grand Lot, Mania Zeatl i< . 31 M Yolanda Way. AJaviaBi
"Don't try to blackmail us. We are not afraid of anyone or
Junction City. detentiun repeat was filed
anything." At t: 59 p.m. Lake Sloan. 3004 Cam Drive, M I ii 5 5 .i m . the K-Statc Police Department
reported the theft of a yellow men's IP-speed filed an informational report in reference to a SATURDAY, APRIL 18
— Russian Parliament Speaker Ruslan Khasbulatov on the mountaia bike. Loaa was $100. arsual battery.
At 7:30 p.m.. Rim Bennett. 2435 Buttoawoos At 11:24 s.m . a major -damage, minor4njury
Cabinet of President Boris Yeltsin submitting its resignation en Drive, reported a vehkular burglary. Takan was a accident occurred al 2323 Claflia Road, laeohmd ■ Intramural Track Meet will start at 9 am. at R.V. Christian Track.
rnamaaalc stereo. Loss was $30. were Edwin Knot. Ill, P.* Jardine Terrace, Jo- ■ K-State Aikido Club will meet from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 1108
Al»: 43 p.m.. Major HolUster, tl 4 Haid Court, seph Hajda, 1117 Alabama Lane, Klmheriie
Laramie St.
reported the unlawful use of a financial card. Lorn Courier, J-ll Jardine Terrace and Daren
"Water and electricity don't mix, and we're doing this for the was $3.4*1. Davidson. 1464 Cambridge Place Datidvia com- ■ Community S.A.V.E. members going to Westmoreland should meet at
Al 11:57 gam, D. Kaye Shoffner, 334 Sherry plained uf neck pain hut declined treatment al the 7:45 a.m. at the south entrance to the Union.
people's safety." Place, reported a vehicular burglary. Taken ware scene.
a hrowa leal her nurse, miscellaneous credit cards, Al 12 p. us. An! bun. Ray Mom, 711 Hum hold!
— Margaret Winters, spokeswoman for Commonwealth Edison, a personal checkbook, $M0 in mlaceilaaeous St, was arrested for probation vkiiatioa la Riley
on shutting off power to much of Chicago's Loop, due to makeup, $110 in mis. rilaaeous VS. currency, a County, misdemeanor checks and probation vio- SUNDAY, APRIL 19
Kansas driver's license and mbwettaneoua pre- lation in Puttawuiumic Count) and probation vio-
flooded tunnels thai house the utility's electrical transformers.
•cription drugs. lation in Shawne* County. He was confined in lieu ■ K-State Aikido Club will meet from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 1108
of $1,949.14 bond.
Laramie St. .
"Libyans have been ostracized for some time and learned to THURSDAY, APRIL It At I : 53 Baa, J„ha Hook, St20 Blue River
At 1:42 a.m.. the Mini Mart. 1102 Laramie St.. Hills Road, rwported the then of a temea lank aad ■ Jazz and New Age Music Club will meet at 7 p.m. in Union 204. Bring
live with it." reported the then of a VCR video tape. "Cram content*. Loss was $19,400. new CDs and tapes. ..
Anatomy " Loss was $41. Al 2:17 p.m.. Shannon Colhem, 333 Redbud
— Denis Sammut, a former member of Malta's parliament, on Al 10 am. security at Manhattan High School, Estates, reported the theft of a red and white 19U
2100 Puy nti Ave.. reported damage to a fire alarm. Yamaha \T350 motorcycle. Leas was $1,500.
the prospect of U.N. sanctions against Libya for refusing to
MONDAY, APRIL 20
hand over suspects in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103.
CORRECTION ■■■
3 In the story on Page 3 of Thursday's Collegian about the gospel singer, the ■ Marketing Club will meet at 7 p.m. in Union 202 to hear about Upjohn
"Ifthere are no political solutions, no one can predict how far Wagon Wheel restaurant in Marysville was mistakently identified as the Pharmaceutical.
the escalation will go." Wagonvillc restaurant. E Business Council will meet at 4:30 p.m. in Union 208.
The Collegian regrets the error. . French Table will meet from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Union Stateroom I.
— Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak on the sanctions against
Libya. I
WEATHER YESTERDAY'S HIGHS AND LOWS
"We are confronted with — I don't know if we can call them
people — irregular forces very well-equipped and ready to
kill civilians." TODAYS FORECAST MANHATTAN TOPEKA
— Bosnian Foreign Minister Haris Silajdzic asking for U.S. Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance for showers and GOODLAND N/A • #56/53 #
help to spare his country from massacres he said were being l^_^> thunderstorms. High in the middle 60s. East wind 5-15 mph.
60/40 • KANSAS
committed by irregular forces sent from Serbia. Friday night, mostly cloudy. Low around 50. RUSSELL CITY
54/51 59/50
GARDEN CITY
"I'm the first to admit that I can't always count on Congress TOMORROWS FORECAST
• 66/47 WICHITA
to act, no matter how great the urgency." Mostly cloudy with a 50-percent chance for thunderstorms. •7.61/54
C^\> High in the middle 60s.
— President Bush on problems with the economy, schools, UBERAL COFFEYVILLE
• N/A 79/65
health care, the legal system and government accountability.
BBanaaf
"I accept the judgement, and I'm prepared to abide by the EXTENDED FORECAST WORLD TEMPERATURES
law."
A good chance for showers and thunderstorms each day. CITY SKY Frankfurt 52/39 cloudy
— Leona Hclmsley on the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals C^xb Highs in the 70s. Lows around 50 Atlanta 84/60 cloudy Mexico City 79/51 doudy
unanimously rejecting arguments that her tax evasion sentence Beirut 66/57 dear San Juan 89/73 doudy
should be reversed. Cairo 79/55 dear Taipei 79/63 dear
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KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN
Friday, April 17, 1992 O
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STATE NEWS LEGISLATURE
K-State prepares for '92 tornado season
Farrell ranks second on
committee priority list
New siren to replace steamhom blast prise. K-State has applied for a grant
The warning used to alert people from the Federal Emergency Man-
now used for drills, emergencies
u on campus of the drill was a steamhorn agement Agency for the purchase of a
imwuAKBi
blast from the power plant. The horn new siren, Collins said. The initial emancipate money for three other
MARIAN N BAKER claimed 197livesin Kansas. No deaths sounds every Monday at 10:20 a.m. application has been approved, and Colkgua projects.
Collet
occurred during a five-year period John Wicnck, senior in animal sci- K-State could receive the siren in as The Legislature's State Building The other projects include the
Historically, tornadoes in Kansas from 1985 to 1989. ences, said he thought the blast was little as six weeks, he said. Construction Committee ranked School for the Visually Handicapped
have had the highest rate of occur- One of the biggest problems in probably another routine check. Collins said it is not uncommon Farrell Library second on the capital in Kansas City, Kan., the Kansas
rence in April and May. severe weather is lack of communica- "1 heard the steamhorn, but I didn't for counties to have problems obtain- improvements funding priority list School for the Deaf in Olathe and the
According to the National Weather tion. think it was for a tornado," Wicnck ing sirens. Thursday. historical research center in Topeka.
Service in Topeka, an average of 44 "One thing that really concerns me said. "Everyone can use more sirens, The committee met to discuss the University officials said the pros-
tornadoes strike various parts of Kan- is that people hear the sirens, and then John Lambert, director of public and everyone has budget problems," allocation of a $ 185-million windfall pects look good for Farrell.
sas each year. A record 116 tornadoes they go outside and see what's hap- safety on campus, said the steamhorn Collins said. that came from federal disproportion- "I took the whole meeting as fa-
struck Kansas in 1991; the largest was pening," Collins said. blast is intended to be used as an Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., initiated a ate share money. vorable," said Sue Peterson, legisla-
the Andover tornado on April 26. Collins also said many people try alternate blast. grant program in cooperation with Gov. Joan Finney recommended tive liaison to President Jon Wefald.
Pat Collins, director of the Man- to videotape tornadoes, which is ex- "An emergency siren is suppose to FEMA, for approved sirens to be dis- $18 million of the windfall go to ex- Student Body President Jackie
hattan Department of Emergency Pre- tremely dangerous. have two tones, not just the one blast." tributed throughout the state, Collins pand Farrell and $36.7 million be McClaskey said she found the com-
paredness, said tornadoes are spotted "I would like to see people just go Lambert said. said. allocated to three other Kansas Board mittee very receptive.
throughout Kansas, but are prevalent to the basement and then come out Lambert also said even though of Regents projects. The committee asked its staff to
in central and eastern Kansas. afterward," he said. people can hear the steamhorn blast Approximately $1.5 million has The committee agreed the state investigate the possibility of funding
Five p.m. is the peak hour for tor- The 16th annual statewide tornado inside buildings on campus, the blast been appropriated and about 283 ap- should fund the four Regents projects, seven projects on the $54.7 million
nadoes, Collins said. drill on April 3 took many Manhattan is designed to alert individuals who plications are currently being re- but also suggested that they be spread Finney recommended to finance the
Since 1950, tornadoes have residents and K-State students by sur- are outside. viewed. out over a longer period of time to four regents projects.
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COLLEGIAN FREE SPEECH
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We don't permit public speaking in the
PINION w
mall. We never have and we never will.
— Chris Heavey, Manhattan Town Center
Manager on free speech
FRIDAY, APRIL 17. 1992 KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN
EDITORIALS Bringing Death To Life
Manhattan Town Center
is a public institution
One thing I vowed to myself when of living by her doctors, and predictably died only allows this after all brain activity has
I first endeavored to be a from cardiac arrest and respiratory failure on ceased. Valentina died Wednesday and was
columnist was to avoid the issue March 30th. But this is not the worst part. unable to make her inevitable death provide life
Town Center v. Free Press.
of abonion and all its underlying No, the worst part is that a Florida court for someone else.
There couldn't be a better title for the fight of the arguments at any cost. Being the refused to allow Theresa's parents to take their And Valentina's parents now face the same
century. proverbial dead horse, the entire child off life support because there were still future as Theresa's.
In the Thursday, April 2 edition of the Manhattan Free matter had long since passed the point of being a some autonomous nerve reflexes present on the Needless to say, these events have sparked
unique reasonable issue and is now replete with electroencephalograph. The parents wished to emotional debate in both countries among
Press, editor Jon Brake published the rent that tenants of the
cliches and hopelessly unending arguments. donate her organs to other babies who were in doctors, judges, and other victim's families.
Manhattan Town Center paid in 1988. Brake said he was able
If ever an issue so animated the total need, but instead were forced to suffer through When is premature death justified? Is it morally
to get the information from the Riley County Assessors office. ineptitude, shallowness and misunderstanding the torment of seeing their child slowly die right to take terminal babies and use their organs
That same day. Brake received a phone call from Chris humans are capable of, it must certainly be the before their eyes without being able to do for other children when the parents have
Heavey, the mall manager. Heavey told Brake that the Free issue of abortion. I seriously doubt that I can say something positive about it. consented to do so?
anything that hasn't already All of this because the You're damn right it is. Where do we as
Press would no longer be dispensed from the mall's service
been said innumerable times Florida court could not see people have the right to dictate how parents will
counter — despite the fact that other publications, which are
and debated to the point beyond their own self- not decide the fate of their terminal children? It is
also given away free, are still available at the counter. where the original idea was righteous standards. Yes, I altogether better to take a tragic situation and
About 300-400 copies of the Free Press were available at lost in the quagmire of could have understood the salvage life from it, just as Theresa and
the mall each week. Brake said the removal of the newspapers binemess and hatred. court decision (though Valentina's parents wanted to do. And to those
did not hurt him because he could give them away elsewhere. But lately, another issue probably not have agreed that say that taking a terminal child off of a
has arisen that has caused me with it) had there been a respirator is murder, I say how can something be
However, Heavey and several mall tenants said they
to suspend my vow of silence bare chance for survival, but murdered that has no self-awareness, no
were hurt by the publication of the rent figures. To the degree on the issue of where life there was none, since sentience, and no chance? Life certainly is not
that they have retained an attorney and are pursuing their case begins. Ironically, this issue in anencephaly is 100-percent being bom without a physical brain and merely
legally. question is more of a debate fatal. All I can think of is existing as an empty shell for a few short days.
Manhattan Town Center is arguing that the rent data is of where life ends, and I JAWKP """'W"' how her parents will have to Not by a long shot.
briefly touched on it in my spend the rest of their lives I would hope that this issue won't be dragged
private information that should not be open to the public.
column a couple of weeks ago. lamenting that Theresa died without the chance into the realm of those with a pipe bomb and a
Brake was able to access the information through the Kansas
Last month in Florida, Theresa Pearson was to possibly give the gift of life to other children. cause like the abortion situation. Abortion is a
Open Records Act which allows, among other things, public bom into this world, normal in every way save And now. the very same situation has gray area, but the issue of terminal children is
access to many documents regarding appraisal of buildings one. Unfortunately, Theresa was born occurred in Italy over another baby girl. black and white. Either we allow ourselves to
and homes. Since the mall was trying to reduce its property anencephalic, meaning her brain failed to Valentina Grupposo. An Italian judge refused to take life from certain death, or hopelessly babble
develop beyond the stem. Suffering from such a let Valentina's parents take her off the respirator about morals and such bunk and remain stuck in
taxes, it went through a reappraisal process which required
terrible defect, she was given a 0-percent chance for donation purposes, citing a strict law that the quagmire of inaneness.
them to submit rent data.
The Free Press received the rent data just as any citizen
could have. The paper decided the information was important LETTERS
to its readers who were concerned about their tax dollars ► KNOCKOUTS NOT prizes were then awarded to three of Harassment of any type is In an attempt to encourage
funding the mall. these young girls, including a unacceptable and should not be people to 'trust* the Offices of the
PART OF CHARITY
But the real issue is not if the information is public or dinner for two. a $100 gift condoned. Those who knowingly University, current KSU policy
private. The issue is the mall and its status as a public or Editor, certificate, and a trip for two to tolerate harassment fail in their requires that the Affirmative Action
Over the past weekend. I Chicago. Wait a minute — what did responsibility to maintain the open Office treat every report made to it
private institution.
attended two of the four Sig Ep File the featherweight champion who atmosphere and trust that are as a complaint. The policy does not
Heavey said, "We operate as a private institution Nites. First of all, I would like to trained for hours and withstood nine essential in a learning environment. recognize that trust can only rest in
completely open to the public." congratulate all of the winners and rounds in the ring receive? Oh yeah, But the attempt by the Collegian to people, but can never be claimed or
How can a building be privately public? commend all of the contenders. I a medal. throw guilt around blindly in all earned by an office. The policy also
Manhattan Town Center is a public building for several admire all of you with the courage I was very curious to sec how directions cannot remain does not recognize that blanket
to step into the ring. Secondly, I these prizes were funded, so I called unchallenged. protection of reports to the
reasons.
would like to thank the Sigma Phi the Sig Ep House. Just as I Trust is the key issue in this Affirmative Action Office not only
The title of the mall and its location imply that it is
Epsilon Fraternity House for suspected, the money came from context. Blatant harassment is easy covers legitimate complaints, but
Manhattan's town square of yesteryear. It's main street with a sponsoring this event to raise the proceeds of the fight. I was to recognize by all. Yet some of the can also invite frivolous and
roof and air conditioning. A public arena by every definition. money for the American Heart under the impression when I bought speech and behavior we use to malicious complaints. This is not
The city owns the land that the mall is sitting on and that Association. my tickets that all proceeds were to select our friends and life mates is idle speculation: documented
The one aspect which really go to the American Heart deliberately designed to appeal to instances of such incidents exist. Of
was purchased with tax dollars.
bothered me both evenings, Association. In fact, page one of the only a single person. The fuzzy course it would be improper to
The mall is often filled with people who use the
however, was the large amount of Fite Nite booklet clearly claimed as boundary between what is proper identify any of them in public.
pathways of the mall like the city's exercise paths and parks attention showered on the 11 girls much. Had I thought for one minute and what is improper is probably We should recognize that the
for exercise. Those certainly are public places. representing their sororities as I might be helping to pay for a undefinable and can only be found lodging of a frivolous or malicious
But most definitively is the issue of mall financing. The Knockout candidates. I'm not at all Knockout to go to Chicago. I would by experiment, i.e. by the mistakes complaint is itself a very invidious
City of Manhattan is giving the owners of the mall $1.85 against sororities showing off their have stayed home. we all make from time to time. Any form of harassment, because in the
spirit and enthusiasm, but more Why were these prizes necessary attempt to eliminate such mistakes current social context there is no
million to make sure Manhattan Town Center doesn't pick
than once they seemed to greatly in an effort to raise money for by rule is doomed to fail. defense against it, and the accused
itself up and walk away. That is money that comes from the overshadow the fighters. charity? And if they were The editorial, anonymous in the may well be tainted for life without
pockets of every citizen of this community. Money that For example, Sunday night was necessary, why didn't they go to the tradition of the Collegian, implicitly regard for the outcome of any
qualifies the mall as a public institution. the final round in all weight fighters who deserved them? declares "The University" guilty in investigation.
It is true that the mall supports the community by divisions. After each match, the Oh yeah — they won a medal. the opening phrase: "It's something Suggesting that the University be
name of the winner was announced that needed to happen." The held accountable for all actions of
providing numerous events and programs from and for
and both fighters were presented a Marilyn Nevins University is by no means a all its employees would be as silly
community groups and individuals. But, it does not allow free medal. With just one fight Junior in business administration monolithic entity in which all as suggesting that the Student
speech within the confines of its property lines. remaining, the master of awareness and all responsibility are Senate and all other student
Heavey said, "We do not permit public speaking in the ceremonies announced "the ► UNIVERSITY NOT uniformly distributed throughout. If officials be held accountable for all
mall. We never have and we never will." moment we've all been waiting RESPONSIBLE FOR it were, students, who are a very misdeeds of all students. We cannot
for." The heavyweight significant par: of the University, hope to allocate blame by rule, we
No matter how much we agree or disagree with the EMPLOYEES
championship, right? No, it was would be included in the accusation can only try to earn trust by
Manhattan Free Press or the mall financing plan, as time to name Miss Knockout '92. I Editor, raised by the editorial. accepting responsibility.
beneficiaries of the Constitution we should be outraged. A can't speak for everyone, but this The April 13 Collegian contains Elsewhere the editorial notes that
building that sits on public property, represents itself as the was not the moment I had been an editorial rejoicing in the fact that "victims are too afraid. Or those Maarten van Swaay
center of the community and is financed with tax dollars waiting for. After each of the 11 the University has been named as a who do report harassment are Associate Professor
claims that our constitutional rights stop when you enter the girls were escorted into the ring. defendant in a sexual harassment insulted by people they think they Computing and Information
Miss Knockout was named. Three suit (which is still under appeal). can trust..." Sciences
food court.
Perhaps the Manhattan Free Press should not have
published the rent data and perhaps the City Commission
should not have approved the $1.85-million allocation.
Regardless of those answers, Manhattan Town Center TRIPPING THROUGH LIFE
should not have banished the Free Press from the mall. It is a
public institution, and it should permit dissemination of public
issues.
"Oh my distorted smile,"— Axl Rose. "My World" hit.
C KANSAS STATE ,.____ Some strive for that sensory overload through sex. The desperate try
OLLEGIAN Man, it was smoky at the party. I mean, big billowy clouds filled the to find it on the adrenaline fringe of violence.
room — so thick I thought I could almost walk on them. Still more try to deaden the memory entirely by drinking.
NEWS STAFF (532 6556) I think Deep Purple was blaring on the stereo, and I remember not Psychologists discourage us from our quest. They tell us
wanting to leave, but I felt it was my time. So I made my way to the everything is a behavioral response. To them, we have no souls
Editor Assistant Opinion Paga Editor Faaturaa Editor
EnwioSeba Jodeil Lamer David Fraaa door. or spirits — we have ids and super egos. And to the marketers
Managing Editor Campus Editor A A E/Sito Editor As I walked across the padded carpet of the living room, I smiled we have Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
Dam Goodman Cody Bnggs rwMnsf Anderson
NM Editor Assistant Campus Editor Copy Chi* goodbye to the happy guests there. Somehow, without even talking we The Jim Bakkers and the Jimmy Swaggarts of the world have
Erin Perry Denrse Uphofl Samantha Farr all had a guaranteed communication. perverted religion and the sphere of spirituality for their own purposes,
Design a Graphics Editor Sports Editor Copy Editors
Grag Branson Patrick Obtey Demsa Clariun I reached for the doorknob and was about to step into the cool and our world has become
Photography Editor Assistant Sports Editor Amy Cox outside when I felt the hand on my shoulder. It was a heavy-set Dude become one of individuals and
Shane Keyser David Svoboda Jodel Lamer
Opinton Paga Editor Government/City Editor EveWason decked out in a Harley-Davison T-shirt and Wayfarer sunglasses. individual needs. When anyone
MfcaVenso Christine Vendel He took off the shades and smiled. tries to break out of that world,
"Hey, man," He said, "have a good trip." they've shown a sign of
And that's the last thing I remember. Next thing you know, I was weakness. And weakness in that
COLLEGIAN EDITORIAL BOARD
bom. world brands someone a leper.
Heather Anderson David Frese Patrick Obley Christine Vendel Well, I still have these memories, and I know that someday I'll see That void lives on. though.
Cindy Briggs Stephanie Fuqua Lajean Rau Mike Venso God and heaven again. But lately it's been hard having faith in a Like some soft-burning coal.
Shawn Bruce Jodeil Lamer Erwin Seba
secular world. Perhaps as the Easter weekend
The Editorial Board consists of members of the Collegian staff Ricky Cliff, a dancer at K-State's recent powwow, explained approaches, we can cast aside our
) who meet three times each week to discuss topics of concern. it best to me. He said we live in a world with different planes TOM LISTER uppity college educations and our
These members also write the editorials that appear in the of existence. Too often we live exclusively in the mental and cynical views, if only for a
Collegian daily. physical planes. What's left is a spiritual void. moment. Perhaps we can once again embrace faith in the spiritual plane
Cliff said he danced to fill this void, and when I saw him dance, I and in a god.
could see what he meant. He really got into it. And when I heard the Because as I spend my time on Earth, I look forward to
POSTMASTER'S NOTICE
drums and the echoes of the singers fill the room, I knew there was no returning to that great party I left. And I know the Big Dude is
The Kansas StaleCollegian (USPS 291 020). a student newspaper at Kansas State University, i- denying the presence of that spiritual plane. gonna greet me with a fresh Wild Turkey and Coke when I get
I puhltshed by Student Publications Inc.. Kedlic Hall 103. Manhattan. Kan.. 66)06. The Colletian is Yet for many of us that denial grows more and more. there.
published weekdays durtnj the school year and once a week through the sunnier. Second class postage
paid at Manhattan. Kan.. 66302. Somewhere in the crushed velvet darkness of our minds we still Without faith, I'd be left with an emptiness. Even worse. I probably
POSTMASTER: Send address chances to Kansas Stale Collegian. Circulation Desk. Keduc 10.1. recognize that void, though. We search for ways to fill it. Some of us wouldn't have a good trip. And I want a good trip.
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PORTS K-State has received approval to build and a new stadium press box and sky
boxes from the state Board of Regents. The two projects will cost an estimated
$6 6 million, all of which will come from private donations to the KSU Foundation.
No state money will be used for the construction. The projects are expected to be I
finished by August 1993.
FRJDAY, APRIL 17, 1992 KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN
CATS BASEBALL
Cats shock Wichita State, 6-3
OUTDOOR TRACK
Kansas Relays
up next for Driskill fires fourth consecutive complete single, followed by the first of season-high 10 batters. Of
Wolf's school-record three doubles. Wichita's last three hits, one was a
game, K-State offense shakes out of slump
Craig Wilson walked to load the bunt single by Wimmer.
PATRICK OBLEY Chris Wimmer led off the bases. "He really competed.'" Clark mid
thinclads ("ollcgun bottom of the first with a solo home Bradberry managed to set Brian of Driskill. a Wichita native. "He
K-State baseball coach Mike run. then the Shockers scored two Culp down on strikes, but he then had some tough luck early. When
Clark has said this week he was more runs in the second to take a 3- walked Scott McFall and they (Wichita State) scored their
surrendered a two-run single to Jeff
tinkering with the Cats' offense, 0 lead. last two runs, they didn't hit the ball
Ryan, knotting the score at 3-3.
MARCO KELLER contingency will consist of five hoping to help the team adjust to "I was pretty nervous in the first all that hard.
Hipp and Wolf rapped back-to-
Colkgun men's and women's relay teams. how the opposition is playing it. couple of innings." Driskill said. "I "When (Scot) McCloughan got a
back doubles in the fifth inning to
Outside the NCAA Outdoor "Any relay we enter, the Practice made perfect Thursda> M is throwing a lot of first-pitch fast hit off him in the eighth inning, he
gise the Cats the lead for good.
Track and Field Championships, object is to win." Capriotti said. night. balls and they were jumping on it." didn't want to come out."
Wolf was also responsible tor the
the KU Relays boast the biggest The men's 4-mile relay team Behind another solid pitching Driskill said he made an Driskill. whose fourth
final tally of the ball game, when lie
competition for the K-Stale track made up of Todd Trask, Jason performance from Dan Driskill and adjustment after the second inning consecutive complete game gave
doubled, then scored on a Brian
and field teams this season. Goertzen, Chris McKenzie and a record night for designated hitter and began varying his first pitches, Culp single in the eighth inning. hime a Big Eight-leading seven on
Team members will be Anthony Williams is slated to Chris Wolf. K-State upset No. 2 which made the difference. "Chris did a super job." Clark the season, improved to 8-2 on the
competing today and Saturday at challenge the competitors. Wichita State 6-3 at Eck Stadium in "I changed it up a little bit after said on Wolf. "He's been a big yosr. Driskill hasn't lost a game
the annual track and field meet Capriotti said the women will Wichita. the first couple of innings." Driskill pick-up for us hitting out of the since the teams' trip to Florida over
held in Lawrence. have an 8.000-meter relay team, The game started off rocky for said. designated hitter spot." spring break.
"The kids really get excited but as of Thursday evening, he Driskill though, as the Shockers K-State got to Wichita's starter Driskill was near perfect over As a team. K-State improved to
for this meet." Capriotti said. said he did not know who would jumped on him for seven hits and Joel Bradberry in the fourth inning. the final seven innings, allowing 23-20 on the year, while Wichita
"There is no other place where be running. three runs in the first two tarings Terry Hipp led off the inning w ith a just three hits while striking out a Stale dropped to 31 -7.
you can really run well and be The men's 8.000-metcr and
from Kansas State University. 4.000-meter relay team is
CATS TENNIS
It's a fun meet." Thomas Randolph, Dominic
Capriotti said half the teams French, J. J. Smith and Gerald
from the Big Eight, including Benton.
Missouri. Kansas and Oklahoma "The race will be an added
State will compete. Other teams attraction because all the runners
from the Big Ten and Missouri
are football players," Capriotti
Valley Conferences will be
said.
among the 30 to 40 Division I
Despite having the multi-
schools. Capriotti said.
athletes training for both track
The events for both collegiate
meets and football games.
and high school teams begin at 8
Capriotti said the transition for
a.m. today.
the athletes is not a problem.
K-State will have participants
"Of all the football coaches,
in three field events slated for
none of them have been as
today. In the women's long jump
receptive and supportive as
Kathy Janicke. Verida Walter
Coach (Bill) Snyder." Capriotti
and Markeya Jones will vie for
said. "The days the football
the title.
players have off from football
Clifton Etheridge will
practice, they train with us. We
represent K-State in both the
have to be careful with what
long and triple jumps. Last
they do because they do so much
year's All-America triple jumper
training."
will compete in that respective
With the conglomeration of
event on Saturday.
Women shot putters Christy regional prep and collegiate
Ward. Dione Singleton and schools. Capriotti said the meet
Shannon Flanagan will also can be tiring for the athletes.
compete today. "If they stick to the schedule
Two K-Staters will it shouldn't be a problem."
participate in today's individual Capriotti said.
track events with the remainder Injuries have posed a problem
of the individual races to be on for sprinter Nicole Green,
Saturday. middle-distance runner Marcus
Senior Ron Smith will Wright and long jumper DeeDee
compete in the men's 10.000- Tribue. The trio will sit out this
meter run. Debra Malone will weekend to nurse their injuries.
compete for the women's 400- Last year, the team compiled
meter hurdles championship. seven championships and six
The remainder of the K-State runner-up positions.
J. KYLE WYATTIile
ROYALS BASEBALL Michelle Riniker continues to lead the K-State tennis team. Currently, she is in a three-way tie for first place in the Big Eight No. 1 singles
category. K-State will play Iowa State and Nebraska this weekend on the L.P. Washburn courts to close out the regular conference season.
Nightmare slide continues
Netters host Nebraska, Iowa State
ASSOCIATED PRESS
KANSAS CITY. Mo. — The misery continued for the Kansas
City Royals as Keith Miller's two-base error with two outs in the
FRANK KLEEMANN "I'm less familiar with what they The Cyclones will be K-State's On No. 2. the Cyclones have
10th inning let the only run score in a 1-0 loss to the Oakland
Collcpjn have done this semester than with last opponent before the Big Eight Leslie Lewis, who also played well
Athletics Thursday night.
The K-State tennis team closes any of the other Big Eight teams." Tournament April 24-26 in Kansas against K-State last year. Bietau
Kansas City, off to its worst start ever at 1-9. was victimized
out its Big Eight regular season he said. "Traditionally, they have City. said.
when Miller let Willie Wilson's fly ball to left field skip off his
glove. Jamie Quirk, who had singled off reliever Jeff Montgomery with two home games this been a solid team, but not played at Iowa State, which is 0-4 in the However, that was when she
(0-1), came around to score. weekend. the top. They have strong doubles conference, is also a team the Cats played Suzanne Sim. who is now
The Cats will play host to teams. But I expect it to be a tough should be able to score high against.
Dennis Eckersley pitched the 10th inning for his fourth save. playing on position five for K-State.
Nebraska at l p.m. Saturday and match." None of the singles players or the
Earlier. Dave Stewart (1-0) and Kevin Appier kept the bats silent. Iowa State at noon Sunday at the Nebraska managed to win one doubles teams have a record above "Iowa State is a match where we
Stewart allowed a one-out double to George Brett in the second courts of the L.P. Washburn more match against Oklahoma State have a good chance to win." Bietau
..MX).
inning, a single to Gregg Jefferies in the sixth, and a bloop single to Complex. than K-State. said. "But we still have to play."
"Iowa State is not quite as good
Brent Mayne in the seventh after walking Jim Eisenreich with two Nebraska comes to Manhattan However. K-State will be more as Nebraska." Bietau said. "But In preparation for the two
outTs.h e only other runner for the Royals, who went into the game wwiinthn inag 2m-a2t chleeas gaugea inrsetc Ioorwda aSfttaeter chaupradblele thtoa nju mit pw oavs eSr utnhde aNy ebargaasiknas-t starling at the top of their line up matches. K-State will have a light
hitting .213 as a team, was David Howard, who walked leading off and Oklahoma, and losing to Kansas. they have Susanne Pollmann. a practice today, in which Bietau said
the third. Stewart had three strikeouts. Oklahoma State and Colorado. ""Our team is playing well right German girl, and she beat Michele he will probably decide who will
Appier had given up only two runs in 13 innings in his first two For K-State coach Steve Bietau. now. I feel pretty good about what (Riniker) last year. She's a good play position six for the Cats.
starts for a 1.38 earned run average. He lost his last start 1-0 at the Huskers" statistics are almost our team has done up to this point." player." "It's mainly a question of health.
Seattle. the only indication he has about Bietau said. "I'm looking forward This semester. Pollmann hasn't Amy's (Grantham) and Marline's
their team. to playing the match." won any of her Big Eight matches. (Shrubsole)," he said.
K-STATE GOLF
Men's team hit the Vanderbilt links for Music City Tourney
Solid showing a must in team's final warm season spot in the division. K-State is 0-2 Birmingham. Besides Laing. Judd and Brenneman. the
against Missouri and l-l against Nebraska. Cats will be represented by sophomore
up before Big Eight Championship April 26-27 Also on a tear is sophomore Chad Judd
Sean Robertson and senior Bill Graham.
The Vanderbilt tourney and the who emerged as a solid contributor by tying
their way through one of the toughest fields conference showdown leave K-State two for second at Southwest Missouri State. Robertson was on a roll before sitting
CoUtgun they've seen all year if they hope to have more chances to beat the Tigers and the Since then, he's had little trouble out the UAB tourney earlier this week. He
The men's golf team will enter its final repeat such a performance. Huskers. maintaining that pace. shot a collegiate-career personal low. three-
tune-up before the Big Eight Conference "A top-five finish at Vanderbilt would Translated. K-State must beat Missouri Judd finished eighth at Birmingham on round total of 231 at Wichita State last
tournament when they tee-off in the be real good," said K-State golf coach Mark on both occasions and Nebraska at least the strength of his own personal-best round week.
Vanderbilt Music City Intercollegiate Elliott. "We're going there hoping to once. of7l. Graham, who struggled earlier in the
Tournament today in Nashville, Tenn. continue the good spring we're having. "The main thing is that we beat Missouri Jim Brenneman has also been wielding a spring appears to be on the threshold of
They will head into the three-day. 54- They feel real good about themselves, and and Nebraska," Elliott said. "As far as the hot set of clubs. Brenneman shot a low- breaking out. He shot a 74 Tuesday.
hole tourney on a high after completing it's important that they continue that feeling NCAA is concerned, the big thing is how round of 73 Tuesday, but continues to be "This is a big meet individually for Sean
three consecutive successful performances. through this tournament." we do against them because it's between us plagued with one poor round per and Bill." Elliott said. "They'll be
The men won the Southwest Missouri State But more importantly, the men are and them for that last spot." tournament. competing with Brett Vuillemin for the
tourney two weeks ago and put forth strong heading into Vanderbilt dreaming of post-
Elliott's squad enters Music City with a fourth and fifth spots at the Big Eight
showings in the Shocker Classic last week season play — and the road to the NCAA "Jim played well in Birmingham,"
with a seventh-place finish and earlier this tournament leads through Nashville. full deck of hot players. assistant coach Len Johnsen said. "He had a Tournament."
week with a fourth-place finish at Alabama- The Cats will compete against Big Eight Richard Laing has placed 12th. eighth poor third-round (80) and he just seem to Vuillemin shot a 227 at UAB, tying with
Birmingham. opponents Missouri and Nebraska with all and third in his last three meets. He shot a have one bad round at each tournament that Brenneman. eight strokes in front of
But the Wildcats will have to power three teams fighting for the final post- 71 in the final round Tuesday in really hurt his scores." Graham.
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Care Cells
Longbottom Reading Room-105 N. 4th
sf»» 6 p.m.
(2, 4 Sunday of month)
* Window Boxes *Tubs
ST. LUKE
College Program
* Patio Pots *Urns LUTHERAN CHURCH Handicap Accessible
* Mini-Barrels * Baskets (LCMS) 3001 Ft. Riley Blvd.
Lutheran Student Fellowship 537-7173
We have a good thing growing for you! (LSF)
Campus Pastor. FIRST
Rev. Frederick V. Smith
Sun. 8 and 10:45 a.m. LUTHERAN
t Ml. east of MonrtottOA o« U.S. 14
776-5764 Sat. Worship 6 p.m.
CHURCH
Bible Class Sunday 9:30 a.m.
-rfirV (Aoodou-Sotvrdo* • 6 Standee; 11 6
. 330 N. Sunset Ave 539-2604
Worship 8:30 & 11 a.m.
PERENNIALS PLANTS GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School
9:40 a.m.
Morning Worship 8:30 & 10:45
(for all ages)
Collegiate Bible Study Sun. 9:30 a.m.
• Area's Largest Selection
10th & Poyntz 537-8532
International Bible Studies
f 300 varieties to choose fromJ Sunday Evening Fellowship Trinity Presbyterian Church FIRST UNITED
or Caring Cells 6 p.m.
• Ground Covers |u 1110 CollegeAvenoe 539-3921 METHODIST CHURCH
Family Night Wed. 7 p.m.
m i i across from Uadce Cent*
8:45 a.m. Communion
• Ornamental Grasses Students Welcome! 10:45 a.m. Worship
(first Sunday of the month)
2901 Dickens 776-0424 9:15 a.m. Sunday School
9:45 a.m. Church School
SATURDAY SPECIAL FREE Perennial St. Isidore's FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 8:45 & 11a.m. Worship
Catholic Student Center
Buy any four and Seminar 7 Worship8:30am and 11 am Nursery provided for all services
SetSpjn. Church School 9:45am
get one free* Guest Speaker Marvin Kober Sun 9:30,11 *.m.4Spm Disciples of Christ John D. Stoneking, Pastor
Consssslons; Set 3:30 p.m. Handicap Accessible
* 4" pot size from Van Bloems 711 Denison 539-74961 115 Courthouse Ptoa 77M7sX) 612 Poyntz 776-8821
Chaotoln: Father Keith Weber
Where: Blooming Dales
Manhattan Mennonite
Blooming Dales Garden Ctr. UnMarten-Unrversellsl I 'tM
1105 Waters Service & Sunday School 10:45 s.m. Fellowship
An old ohmcri aatti a BMral tradtion and open-
1105 Waters - across from Alco When: Monday, April 20 • 7 p.m. rmndaflnaaa abom ratonu* batef For mora Sunday School 9 35 am. Worship 10 45 a.m.
■ntormakon cal 53*9369 or 537-2349
Pastor. Hams Waftner
Manhattan Reservation -539 -4751 481 2aandMa Rd (Hwy IS)
Sacond lall on Hwy 177S olwaducl 10th and Fremont 539-4079
Ch*CareAv*lablo
KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN Friday, April 17, 1992
(continued from page I) FOUND SUNGLASSES on my car in Durtand JOHN- TWO ol the best years ol my life, I PATM. DREILING SUMMER SUBLEASE Two-bedroom, fur-
totCaltolD Mt tor Linda 532-6569 Com*? W itue lei's celebrated You're the best What nished. close to campus, dishwasher,
BUY-HIRE-SELL -RENT LOST- WHITE Persian mala cat around Six- sounds good? Bun Jen D.D.S. M.S. new carpet, laundry facilities 537-5153.
teenth and Osage Call 776-6297 The MICHAEL (TORO)- Backyards in the ram. ... SUMMER SUBLEASE- Anderson Place
COLLEGIAN driveway at night. Cico box yellow. Nin- Apartments Two-bedroom with balcony,
MALE WHITE and grey ShihTzu. Losi April tendo in the nude Good times! Now that near campus Fuiiy furnished Rent ne-
2. 1992 Please caU 539-1003 you are embarrassed. Happy 22nd birth- gotiable Call 776 3832
FURNISHED FOUR-BEDROOM ground level Phaetons day. I love you always* Weezie ■
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minutes '14? KDW. Box 94 THREE FEMALE subleasers needed June-
i 13 For Sale-Mobile Homes 18 motorcycles Bicycles Sal* Grinnell. KS 67738 Abeugdurosto amn,d oonpeti oann tdo orennet -nheaxltf ybelaorc kTsw too-
22 Pets and Pet Supplies
^^nndentia^esponse^^l^olloy^ campus 539 8490
ANXIOUS OWNER 14 wide two-bedroom. 1100 TREK "58 inch aluminum frame. Matrix
Sharp home only $6950 Fantastic fi- wheels Barely used $400. or best offer. AKC CHAMPION pedigree labrador retriev- THREE LARGE bedrooms. 1836 Todd Road
nancing available with down payment 537-3585 ers males and females shots and Basement apartment, summer sublease
• 187 Red Bud. Countryside Brokerage wormed $175. Reserve yours now. Keith $400/ month call 776-3249.
539-2325 776-3744 or 537-1470 26 Stereo Equipment
THREE PERSON apartment (or summer
1979 KAWASAKI 1000. ful dress, new tires. FOR SALE- Five baby Chinchillas three Close to campus. City Park. Aggieville
14 fu">«un»foBoyofS#// low mileage. 776-2040 after 6p.m. males, two females. S40 each If inter- COUSTIC 380 car amp two channel 250 May free. June and July plus utilities
ested, can Mathea at 532-3363. watts SI25 Call Greg at 532-2875 even Call 537-1017.
1989 EX500 Black, red trim, red wheels mgs
FOR SALE- loft for double bed Very sturdy Just tuned up, carbs synched, etc. THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE- available mid-
iCnaclll u7d7e6s-7 8b3u0i.l t-in shelves and ladder $2500 or best otter Call Bryan 539 4397 23 Rttuma'jyplng Service JVCr eCcOt arcecmeosvsa, bblea srse,c etrievebrl.e .X 4LxG232 5p0o0w, edri;- Mplaey, tchlroosueg ht oJ uclya m3p1,u sth, repea rtko faonudr pAego -
COMING JVC amplifier, KS- A204, 2x30. 2x100 gtevtM. rent negotiable Call 776-2376
PRETTY DRESSER and bed (includes mat- A FIVE minute walk from Aggieville. Letter Crunch speaker box. 12 inch woolers.
tress, box springs and frame) for sale I 1992 ZX7 Ninja 300 plus mites, factory war- ATTRACTIONS quality $1 25 double spsced page 776-9319. TWO ROOMMATES needed for three-bed-
S50 eachl call Robui at 537-9611 ranty, helmet, matching cover, no Same day availability Please call room apartment mid-May to July 31
trades, only serious calls. $6600, 539- Mesa 776-1534 YAMAHA YCR-320 digital cassette receiver Rent $160 plus one-third utilities Has
15 Lost and Found 1926 day. 537-0343 evenings. Ask lor •Elite Male Group four-channel output, auto reverse dolby pool CaU Kim at 539-5834
Britl A KEYSTROKE away- Free editing, SI 25 and music search $330 new/ Si60 John
Tonight double, data, resumes, papers. Papers 537-1369 TWO-BEDROOM ONE and one-half baths
Only found sds can M placed free ol computer analyzed Same day Please Bluemont Apartments Trash and water
charge. 20 P*rties-n-Uon 8:30 to 10:00 can Susan Lawson, 776-0676. paid $125 per person/ negotiable. Call
Reservations Appreciated 28 Sublease 539-1797
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By Daryl Blasi Starting 9:30 May 13 Call 776-6852
CALL THE Resume Service lor your resume, WALK TO Aggieville and City Park- sum-
•Pegasus cover tetter, or form typing needs Offer- ABSOLUTELY MUST see Next to campus. mer sublease Large two-bedroom, fur-
ing laser or totter quality printing and per- very nice Large two-bedroom for three- nished, air conditioner 776-0997
Saturday 9:30 manent computer storage of your re- four students. Rent negotiable
•Female Strippers sume 343 Colorado St 537-7204 539-5451 WE JWulIyL Ls upbalye aysoeu. $T1w0o0 ltaor gtaek eb eodvreoro mJusn ein-
DATA SHEETS to dissertations and every- AFFORDABLE SPACIOUS two bedroom un- new apartment complex Will rent both or
Wednesday through thing between laser printing Twelve furnished apartment with balcony, dish- seperatly One-half block from campus,
years experience Mrs. Burden 539-1204 washer. In quiet place beginning May 1- m new apartment complex laundry facili-
Saturday Juty, 539-9332 evenings ties 537-3760
6:30-9:30
FREE EDITING. $1.25 double, tetter quality. WOODWAY APARTMENT, nice, need two
BLUE RIVER PUB tRioenssu mmeys ,s ppeacpiearlist,y grPalpehaisces caanldl Seaqnuday- AVAnIiLshAeBdL, Etw oF-ObeRd rsouomm maepra rstmuebnlet a(gsoeo- d fuforr- epaecohp,l en efgroomtia bmlei d5-3M9a-y5 6t6o 4A ugust 1. $125
at 539-3229. 6a m - 8pm
three people) "close to campus S175/
LASER PRINTER- resumes, reports, letters month plus one-third utilities per person 30 TravalCar Pool
and more typed Over 15 years experi- (negotiable) Call Jerry or Corey 537-
North on Tuttle Creek Blvd. ence at KSU f 1 25 double Joyce. 537-
537-9877 7027 after 5p.m. BRITTNAY RIDGE (three- one) females All HEAaDnIyNtiGm eT Ofo Er u$ro1p6e9 tfhriosm s utmhem eEra?s Jt eCt othaesrte
LASER PRINTING, electronic scanning, appliances, air condition, hot tubs, no $229 from tne Midwest (when available)
quality typing Experience with KSU pets, clean Bargain we're going home '(Reported in Let's Go' and NY Times )
master dissertation work, resumes, 537-9197 Julie. Kelly Airhrtch • [phone]
forme, other reports! $1 25 double Betty
21 Personals 539-6651 CHRISTIAN SEEKING female roommate for LUXURY CONDO for six. Available for any
mid-May to July 31 (with option to stay week anywhere (RCi) Hot tub. kitchen.
UTILIZE MY BS in English/ Speech for pa- next year) May paid 539-3459 club privileges, romantic fireplace and
AKAK RV- I think it's time to redo Its been pers and editing, my ten years personnel other fantastic luxuries One week only
a while since I've seen your sweet management Tor resumes Business, FOUR-BEDROOM. TWO baths at Woodway $350 776-4468
smile I'll come to romance ol you give medical, education, military terminology. Apartments After may 15 free. June and
me a chance (semi formal) S53i 72-52 2d0o3u ble; letter-quality Can Janice J3u22ly7 Si 50 Extremely clean, call 539- STUoDn Ys eAmBeRsOteArD, yine aAr,u sgtrraadliua atIen,f osrummamtioenr
ANSWER TO yesterday's riddle Why. yes. and internship programs in Perth, towns-
it's KSU's Farrell Library, the Big Eight's MAY 15 - July 31; two-bedroom for two- villa. Sydney and Melbourne Programs
eighth rated library Want to do someth- 24 Roommate Wanted three people One and one-half bath sun at $3520 Call 1 -800-878-3696
ing about it? See Mondays Collegian m Close to campus S395/ month Call
announcements 776-9619
AVAILABLE MID-MAY need two nonsmok- 31 Tulor
JAMES. THESE past few Sundays have ing females One-third rent and utility MID-MAY TO August t (with option to lease
been disappointing for me too Can you Next to campus Call 776-4722. ask for for fall) May paid Nice, two-bedroom,
guess where I'M be this Sunday'1? Micnets or Vicky, or leave a message. one bath Cat Jenny 539-4028 MATH TUTOfV teacher Teach me Calculus
Happy Enter' Sheeey. 1, between May 18 and June Ml 776-
NEW CLEAN two-bedroom Woodway apart- 7814
ments available mid-May Hektnka 537-
Off the Mark By David Swearingen 1470 leave message
FEMALE. NON-SMOKING roommate wanted
lor quiet, beautiful country home 15
minutes out S210 rent and utilities Lisa NEW SUMMER sublease one-bedroom 33 Wanted to Buy or Sell
1-238-4161 or 1-257-3489
Central air. furnished Mid-May to Mid-
NEED UP Wee students to share very nice, August $180 plus utilities Call Julia 1987 CAMARO Z28 Alpine cassette deck.
furnished, large home Must see Avail- 539 2120 Leave message Kenwood amplifier 140 watts and Still-
able June. 539-2555 water design kicker box Call Brian at
NICE THREE-BEDROOM for summer Pool,
537-1280
NON-SMOKING MALE, across from Ahearn central air. deck, dishwasher, hot tub.
split rent end bills. mid-May until end ol water, and trash paid $490 cal 776 2034 BROWN SEAT covers lor VW Squareback
August 776-4095 Best offer 539-4915. 5 30- 10pm
NICE TWO-BEDROOM apartment for sub-
ROOMMATE WANTED for spacious two-bed- lease mid-May through Jury Dishwash- FOR SALE Alpine 7256 stereo cassette
room apartment tor June and July Own er, pools, tennis courts Call or leave deck and Honey 650 carbureter Ca
room Two blocks form campus Three message 776-0093 Stacy 776-0525 Ask tor Jay
blocks from Aggieville Information call
MCE. TWO-BEDROOM house apartment two
776-7906. FOR SALE 1981 Mercury Cougar four-door.
blocks south of campus $448 34/ month AT. PS. PB. Dependable Antique round
ROOMMATE WANTED for farmhouse six utiitee and trash paid can 776-8017 oak table, six chairs Call Joyce 532-
dm5e3itn9e .s 2 C0fr2ao9nm htaovwen twPola croeo lmors hoSr1s2e5 Va nmdo ngtahr- ONEe rMs ALCElo sroeo mtom cataem tpo ussh aarned w Aithg gtwieov iollteh.- 5w6e0e6k ewndese kdays. 456-9327 evenings and
very nice Cal Bnan at 537-1280 FOR SALE Canon AT-1 camera with tenses
Calvin and Hobbes By Bill Watterson ROOtuifMtuililMt iehAsoT. mEJ euW. nSeA1 N510T- VEJ Duml yot on3 t1hs h tpaerlauess e la.p rCegraec lelb ne7ta7 u6o--f SUBtwLoE AfuSlEl -b aFtOhsU,R f-rBomED JRuOnOe M1 taop aJrutmly e3n1t , FORa ndS AcaLrEry bMaga n5's3 9W-2e1s1t8e. rn Flyer three-
537 2055
8162 and ask for Christie speed red bike Best offer 539-4915.
I DONT W POLICES XEREHT NUAT V1EHT WRDNS" I I'M SURE AM MA1BE SUBLEASE- JUNE 5 to August 5 Three- 5 30- 10pm
ROOMMATE WANTED Available June 1
UNDERSTAND IMPLEMENTED AND TUOU6WT THIS STUFF \rJ>S SOENT\ST TC*A09AoWs $200 per month, includes utilities, own bedroom apartment in Woodway $150/ FOR SALE Two Tuxedo Rental certificates
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TRUE.' rentals AJ at Marie's Costumes and For-
SINGLE PARENT or other needed to share SUMclMudEeRs SutUilBitiLeEs AwSEas h$e2r0/0 d rpyeerr mCoanltlh 5, 3i7n-- mal Wear 2011 Ft. Riley Blvd Manhat-
five-bedroom house. Mid-May to ? Rea- tan. KS. Open Tues. through Sat. 11-
0635
sonable rent and utilities CaU 539-2681 6p.m.
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, close to cam- SUMMER SUBLEASE June- July Room in
nice house close to campus. Laundry 34 «""
pus. Need one more roommate. Call
facilities $200 rent 776 5627
Greg or Ken. 539-3563
TWO MALE roommates wanted for next year SUMMER SUBLEASE- two-bedroom, next to LOOKING FOR someone who has wonted m
at Woodway Apartments, four-bedroom. campus, oil- street parking, basement the Alaskan fisheries during the sum-
two bath. S182 per person, can 532-3485 unit- makes for extremely cheap summer mer We would like some information
or 537-7007. utilities. $200/ month June- August 776- Cad 776-8018.
Jim's Journal 3491
By Jim Oikkers
WALK TO class, private bedroom 539-1544. TIRED OF being over-wexght? Can't afford ex-
SUMMER SUBLEASE. Two bedroom house, pensive weight loss programs'' We have
WANTED ROOMMATES, mate or female, to close to campus. $320 plus split utili- the answerl Simply send S A S envel-
TosJevf X v>o+iced I liv*td sKt VMSI I roWti ktr smhearr e arnacde/ fiover bfeadllr.o o Cma hllo uSseh atuorn as u mat- t5ie3s9 -7A0v5a7i lalebalvee Mmaeys soarg Jeu ne, 776-0927 or ohpateta, nd. iKetasn. sa1s4 3856 5C0o2-ll9in51s7 Ln #62. Man-
Mr. fet«rso* Urtl, to X 4icU*« •vr«mt «,*«! fke 776-7434
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25 s«vk»* nished, dose to campus Best offer 776-
side "H s'M ©* fc-r ¥e\t *©»*« 9664 DISCOUNT PRICES- Printer/ typewriter nb-
NISSAN- DATSUN Repair Service 20 years SUMMER SUBLEASE; three-bedroom bons. resume/ doctorate paper, that per-
experience. Auto Craft. 2612 Dipper house for three people, one block from fect portfolio or briefcase, 8- 6p m . M-S,
Lane. Manhattan. KS 537-5049 Jam- campus, close tr vilie Cheap 776-7298 call for after hour service - Mid-Amenca
5p.m. Monday through Friday Marty office suppkea 404 Poyntz. 539-8982
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KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN
< Q Friday, April 17, 1992
COURTS
Recent abortion ban Senate discussed. Senate bylaws state if a "Why were they not notified after
TO THE EDITOR
senator misses three meetings during the third absence?" Steve Patton, busi-
one term of office, unless properly ness senator, asked. Copeland had
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 may be brought to Kedzie 116.1
overturned in Guam Blue Cross/Blue Shield, and its pack- excused by the chair of the Senate, five unexcused absences and three
they can be impeached for malfea- committee absences. Rhea missed IM-M->>>>>>>>M->M
age will expire on August 22. Lafcne
sance, misfeasance or nonfeasance. three Senate meetings.
put out bids for the upcoming pack- IwmmtiH^
Malfeasance is the abuse of power. "I was not looking over the roster
age, and Blue Cross/Blue Shields' bid
Roe v. Wade still decision. doubled. Misfeasance is not doi ng the job prop- on a weekly basis," Neadcrhiser said.
Simon Heller, a lawyer for the Legislation for the impeachment erly. Nonfeasance is not doing the Impeachment would not affect I
law in largely Roman American Civil Liberties Union's of senators Greg Copeland, arts and job. Copcland's next term. Friday
Catholic territory Reproductive Freedom Project, which sciences senator, and Candice Rhea, Senators questioned why this is- The impeachment was still to be
aided in the challenge of the Guam arts and sciences senator, was also sue was not brought up before. debated at press time. • $1.25 Old Mil'Lite Bottles •
ASSOCIATED PWKM law, said the ruling "comes at a very Saturday
important time" and should send a
SAN FRANCISCO — A ban on J $1.75 Gin & Tonic
nearly all abortions in the U.S. terri- message to the Supreme Court. Charges Alexander had no comment on the explained how the misunderstanding
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap-
tory of Guam was overturned Thurs- peals said several recent high court alleged battery except "Things arc occurred, and 1 am considering drop- ~7<ntc?6t
day by a federal appeals court, which rulings upholding state restrictions CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 being worked out." ping charges. Hot Food Buffet 5-7
said Roe v. Wade remains the law on abortions do not undermine Roc. As of 3:15 p.m. Thursday, Tim Tim confirmed he was discussing "It's funny that there was never
until the Supreme Court rules other- Despite criticisms by individual contacted Rinikcr. things with Alexander on Thursday. any mention of paying for my bills • UAtuiiMA...
wise. justices, the Supreme Court itself has "I talked to Detective Rinikcr to- "Members of the fraternity have before you (the reporter) talked to
The law in the largely Roman declined to overrule Roe v. Wade, day (Thursday), and I told him I want offered to pay for my T-shirt, my them," Tim said.
Catholic territory would have made it said Judge William Canby in the 3-0 to press charges." jacket and my hospital bills. It isn't ! 1115 Moro 77«-«770 JS
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"It would be both wrong and pre- gation would be wrapped up "within
woman's life or prevent grave danger
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MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1992 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MANHATTAN, KANSAS 66506 VOLUME 98, NUMBER 138
STUDENT SENATE
Promises kept, broken
changes that need to be done on our
McClaskey needs more than 5 months
campus," she said.
to build cooperation, community network I think student government has
become more sensitive, more edu-
cated and more understanding of the
VKKY SAENZ ministration and student regents,"
issues, and it is going to continue to
CoUcgun Woodbury said.
improve."
"In my opinion, she chose a very
Five months into Jackie McClaskey's Another campaign promise was to
good Cabinet and chief of staff.'*
term as student body president, sena- help create support for the shuttle
McClaskey agreed.
tors and Cabinet members say she has system.
"Nothing I've accomplished I've
worked hard to keep her campaign "I've been working with the City
done alone. I've got a great Cabinet,"
promises. in the shuttle program, but I don't
she said.
"She's gotten on top of things, as have anything concrete," McClaskey
n McClaskey said she tries gets feed-
far as I know," said Robert Rawlings, said. "I' ve discussed options with city
back from Student Senate and Cabi-
arts and sciences senator. "If some- officials, but we're only in the shar-
net members back to the groups they
thing needs to be said, she says it. mg-information stage."
represent, and let the students give
"She's also receptive to people" She said they still have to look at
input.
However, one campaign promise the actual cost with only the Univer-
"I make sure the connection exists,
McClaskey has not been able to keep sity, and the cost to the students, the
but I haven't done it personally,"
up with this semester — due to time timeframe and the possibility of in-
McClaskey said.
concerns — is to build a stronger volving the City.
McClaskey emphasized the diver-
cooperation and community network When students were asked what
sity issue in her campaign, and many
between all campus groups to fully they thought of McClaskey and her
senators say her Cabinet possesses a
address all student concerns. presidency, they expressed apathy
diverse student ethnicity.
"She cannot do it in five months. It toward her involvement in the vari-
"I've seen there's been more input
needs a lot of work, and I don't think ous issues discussed and accomplish-
and diversity, but changes need to
she has improved it," Rawlings said. ments in the past months.
continue the way they're going, so
"If you want help, you have to go "Overall, I haven't beard anything
more diversity can be injected,"
get it." such as, 'She bought a lot of furni-
Rawlings said.
Ann Woodbury, Academic Affairs ture,' so everybody must be content
McClaskey said campuswide di-
and University Relations Committee or apathetic," Rawlings said.
versity and multicultural activities are
chairwoman, said she believes Scott Meeker, freshman in com-
broad issues.
McClaskey has played a good role as puter science, agreed.
"I've been involved with as many
student body president. "Unfortunately, the average stu-
things as I can — like attending inter-
"She has delegated a lot of her dent has little idea what activities and
tasks and projects to her Cabinet, es- national dinners, and diversity and responsibilities the Student Govern-
pecially when she has so many other awareness campaigns — and this is ing Association president must be
responsibilities — like faculty, ad- helping me understand more the concerned with," he said.
CAMPUS
Student Senate fails to impeach 2
Resolution asks for one term of office, unless properly fore debase began.
review of Collegian excused by the Senate chair, shall ''Whdse job description is it to
automatically be considered for im- notify people?" Copcland asked. "My
editor's employment peachment. third absence was March 19.
Senate debated about whether non- "A month later to bring charges up
STEPHANIE FUOUA feasance could be the reason for im- against someone is not automatic.
Colkjun peachment, as neither Rhea nor Why wasn't this brought up sooner? I
Student Senate failed to impeach Copcland were notified after three think it's been handled badly."
Candice Rhca and Greg Copcland, absences had passed. Amy Smith, education senator,
arts and sciences senators, late Thurs- Copcland had five meeting ab- spoke in favor of impeachment.
day night and heard a resolution sug- sences and three committee absences. "We are elected to represent the
gesting a review of the Collegian edi- Rhea had three meeting absences and students," Smith said. "If you are not
tor. two committee absences. here, you cannot represent the stu-
Copcland moved the impeachment Most senators said they thought dents."
bill be granted Special Orders, so it the rules were broken and that was Other senators agreed.
could be taken care of in one night. grounds enough for impeachment. "They were not at the meetings,
After a lengthy debate about "It's not up to why they broke the the excuses were not turned in, and
whether the senators should be al- rules — they broke them," said Dale that's nonfeasance and grounds for Raising the CAL 21 *—«—-
lowed to defend themselves, the Sen- Silvius, Senate intern. impeachment," said Joel Gruenke,
ate voted only to consider the number "The rule says three," said Rob graduate senator.
of absences of each senator. Rawlings, arts and sciences senator. Some senators opposed impeach- With the help of a contractor, the K-State Sailing Club triad to unscuttie a sunken CAL 21 sailboat
Senate bylaws state any senator "To me, that's enough." ment. Saturday afternoon. The boat sank due to a leak that was made worse by unusually rough waters.
who misses three meetings during Copcland spoke in his defense be- ■ See SENATE PagelO
CITY
GREEK ■MMfcanMli i & i MI m Arrests made
Members voice opinions on Pan-Hellenic rules
in attempted
extortion
National policies for black greeks The new policy is designed to "That's a human factor that these He said the respondents thought
reduce the opportunities for hazing men and women seem to agree with." the new short history sessions did not
aren't what some K-Staters would like
by eliminating pledging and replac- Respondents also said they have give new members an understanding
rnptuttm FUOUA
ing it with an intake process, be said. concerns about possible effects of of the organization's traditions.
KRISTIN SCHMIDT black schools, white schools, public Williams said even with the new the policy, including those on bond- "They feel they are not given a fiftym
ColWjun and private. I wanted to have a very policy, 76 percent of the students ing, tradition and public service. sufficient amount of time to get a true An Ogden woman who was alleg-
Black greek organization mem- representative sample," be said. surveyed said they thought hazing Williams said he has found that appreciation for the history and the edly raped by a Fort Riley soldier
bers are finding fault with the Na- The survey measured chapter would continue. removing the experiences of pledg- traditipns of the organization," Wil- appeared in Geary County Court Fri-
day for allegedly trying to extort
tional Pan-Hellenic Council's new awareness of the new policy, indi- K-State students also have reser- ing makes bonding difficult. liams said.
anti-hazing and no-pledge policy, vidual tolerance of hazing, opinions vations about the policy, he said, but "In my opinion, everyone is not He said active members are con- money from the soldier.
according to a K-State graduate of the new policy and personal infor- most are adhering to it. going to get a strong bond through cerned the traditional focus on public Cheryl Sicbold and Arnold Tyson,
student's research. mation. While Williams' said the intake. It's just not going to happen, service will be lost, because prospec- both of Ogden, were arrested in a
Pan-Hellenic is the national gov- Williams said students who par- policymakers believe it will bring because the bond you use to get with tive members are not allowed to do sting operation by the Geary County
erning body for the black greek sys- ticipated in the survey said they didn 't more members of better quality to people over a six- or eight-week time any public-service projects to be- Sheriff's office.
tem. think they were allowed to help cre- black greek organizations, most re- period has been cut down to one come initiated. "A soldier from Fort Riley alleg-
Tony Williams, graduate student ate the policy, and their concerns spondents said they disagreed. weekend," said Laverio Richardson, Because of these concerns, Wil- edly raped a female from Ogden,"
in education, drew his conclusions were not met "We tend to believe that if you junior in journalism and mass com- liams said he has found a division on said Lt. Al Busk v of the Geary County
about undergraduate greeks' opin- "We do appear to have here a have less of something, you will have munications and Alpha Phi Alpha some campuses between greeks who Sheriffs office.
"After the suspect was arrested, he
ions of the new policy from a survey strong difference of opinion between better quality because you can con- fraternity member. participated in each process.
he sent to 400 students on 25 U.S. undergraduate members and the lead- trol it," Williams said. "If you have a Williams also said the limited in- "The older heads tend to glorify was contacted by another subject
campuses. ership of the organizations in regard lot of things coming in, you can't teraction between new members and their experiences, and they tend to (Arnold Tyson), who claimed he was
"They represented all parts of the to what the new policy will do," control it, and, consequently, you actives was a reason for the lack of downplay the experience of the representing the female."
Buskv said Tyson told Nathaniel
country — North, South, East, West, Williams said. can't guarantee the quality of it. bonding. ■ See PAN-HELLENIC Page 10
Tyler, Fort Riley, that Sicbold would
not press charges in exchange for
$1,500.
CONVOCATION LECTURE SERIES "The soldier contacted us, and we
Maxine Hong Kingston isn't burnt out after manuscript is burnt up in house fire set up a sling operation in which we
gave the subject Si,500 and then ar-
rested the female and male subjects."
MECAN MULUKM Kingston read a part of her book I'm writing the book.". book of peace, Kingston said. She compared the Vietnam War Sicbold was arrested for conspi racy
Collegian that describes the fires, in which she Kingston devoted most of her lec- "Peace has been lost in dealing with the Persian Gulf War. to compound a crime and compound-
Fires destroy more than life, and lost everything — her home, her an- ture to describing and reading sec- with one another," she said. "All wars are the same. Only our ing a crime.
author Maxine Hong Kingston knows cient heirlooms and her 156-page tions of her book. Kingston said she has been work- rationale is different. Original im- Tyson was arrested for aiding and
that all too well. manuscript. During the Tire, she said, she was ing for peace for many years. She pulses to kill and hit arc the same," abetting the compounding of a crime
Kingston spoke at a Convocation She said it would not be a constant desperately trying to reach her home currently works with Vietnam veter- Kingston said. and conspiracy to compound a crime.
Lecture Friday. discovery, like the new book is, if she to save the manuscripts before they ans, studying their ability to become She said she wants to write about Sicbold and Tyson each had bond
She said she is currently writing a tried to recall the exact words she were destroyed. community builders again and to re- peace movements and how people are set at $10,000 Friday and will return
book about peace. used in the book. "Trying to get something and not gain love relationships. able to maintain their lifestyles in to court at 1:30 p.m.Thursday toenter
This is the second time Kingston "There is no way I can write the knowing the way — it's like a night- "Peace work is ongoing. We can wartime. Kingston's books deal with pleas.
has started her book. Her original book that was burned over again," mare," Kingston said. stop the war that is 10 years from now people's interactions. Tyler was released on bond and
manuscript was destroyed in the Oak- Kingston said. "Its atmosphere and its That quest for her manuscript is if we have peaceful families and "It has a lot to do with how we could not be reached because of the
land, Calif., fires last October. discoveries come to me at the time used as a parallel for the quest for a towns," she said. ■ See CONVOCATION Page 10 Bbler holiday.
2 Monday, April KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN
calves.
TREND CAMPUS BULLETIN
■ Career Planning and Placement will have a placement orientation
meeting at 4:30 p.m. in Waters 231 for juniors in agriculture.
■ Career Planning and Placement will have a placement orientation
Lengthy wishes for
I Sign the petition to put H. Ross Perot on Kansas' presidential ballot meeting at 3:30 p.m. in Union 212 for juniors and seniors in business
fromi II ttoo 66 pp..mm.. MMoonnddaayy tthhrroouugghh SSaa turday at the Perot headquarters next to administration, engineering, and architecture and design.
Country Kitchen in Tuttle Creek Pllaa! li. ■ Career Planning and Placement will have a workshop about "The
sideburns are in style Engineer's Off-Campus Job Search" at 7 p.m. in Durland 173.
■ The Navigators will have a Christian rally at 7 p.m. in Throckmorton
MONDAY. APRIL 20 131.
* ■ Students for Disability Awareness will meet at 11 am. in Union
Twaq wmTTm Kevin Sichra, senior in business ■ Marketing Club will meet at 7 p.m. in Union 202 to hear about Upjohn Stateroom 1.
QtUcaaa administration, said college men are Pharmaceutical. ■ Society for the Advancement of Management will meet at 7 p.m. in
Sideburns are making a comeback getting sideburns because it is what ■ Business Council will meet at 4:30 p.m. in Union 208. Union 212 with Denny Anderson of Wal-Mart.
■ French Table will meet from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Union Stateroom I,
on the faces of college men. they see in magazines,
■ Advertising Club will meet at 7 p.m. in Union 207 with a Burke Shoes
Stylist Debi Lahmann said many "I try to keep upon the latest fash- representative. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22
college men recently have come into ion by reading Gentlemen's Quar-
■ Engineering Student Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. in Durland 1S2.
Hai"rI Etxhpinekrt st htoe gTetV s idsheobwur n'sB. everly teelrsl yin m thaeg amzaingea,z ainned ha alvoet osifd tehbeu mrnosd,"- tati■on C maereeteinr gP alat n3n:3in0g p a.mnd. iPn lUacneimone n2t1 3C efonrt ejur nwioilrl sh aanvde as epnliaocresm ine natr tosr iaennd- Un■io n" L20e8t.' s Rap," black student support group, will meet at 3:30 p.m. in
Hills 90210' has a lot to do with why he said. sciences and human ecology.
college men want this look," Lahmann Some K-State men said they had ■ The Graduate School has scheduled the final oral defense of the doctoral ■ "Women, Leadership, Power, Authority ... " will be the topic of an
said. "Most of the men who come in to sideburns before the recent comeback dissertation of Jose Luis Calle 2:30 p.m. inSeaton 133. His topic will be Use informal discussion sponsored by University Counseling Services from noon
to 1 p.m. in Union 203. Bring a lunch.
get sideburns already have the Jason in popularity. of the crop critical temperature in irrigation scheduling of corn and soybeans.
Priestley hair style." "• I got sideburns a couple years ago ■ KSU Rock Climbing Club will meet at 7 p.m. in Union 213 to discuss ■ SAVE will meet at 8 p.m. in Union 213 for a panel discussion with local
legislators and environmentalists.
Also, sideburns are going to start before it was a fad, because I wanted the upcoming trip.
■ Southwind will have a candlelight vigil to honor Amazomans at 9:30
to get longer as the season goes on, to try something different," said Mike ■ Sailing Club will meet at 8 p.m. in Union 206.
p.m. on the lawn of Anderson Hall.
said Cheryl Sjodahl, manager and hair Burton, sophomore in pre-medicine.
■ Water Ski Team will meet at 8 p.m. in Union 208.
stylist of Crimpers Hair Salon. K-State women have diverse opin-
■ Bisexual and Gay and Lesbian Society will meet at 730 p.m. at UFM
"I think students want the look of ions about men getting sideburns, and TUESDAY, APRIL 21
to discuss gay myths and stereotypes.
what they sec on television or in the some students say they are reminis-
■ Voices for Choice will have a meeting for men about their role in the
movies," Sjodahl said. cent of the 1970s. ■ SAVE will meet at 8 p.m. in Union 207.
abortion issue at 7 p.m. in Union 206.
Although some students hesitate However, other students disagree ■ K-State Aikido Club will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1108 Laramie St.
to get sideburns, some hair stylists and say they arc the latest fashion. ■ Non-Traditional Students Association will meet at 7 p.m. in Union
said they may convince them to try "I think students are going to start Stateroom 1. THURSDAY. APRIL 23
the latest style. to see more and more men getting ■ KSU Young Democrats will meet at 8:30 p.m. in Union 203.
"I got sideburns because my friends sideburns, because they are attractive ■ Circle K International will meet at 9 p.m. in Union 204.
■ K-State Aikido Club will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 1108 Laramie St.
were getting them, and the hair stylist and seem to be the latest trend in hair ■ Late Night with Campus Crusade for Christ will be at 9 a.m. at the Chi
■ Advertising Club will have a year-end party from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at Tuttle
said it was the new look," said Shae styles," said Sarah Canfield, senior in Omega house. The topic will be "The Resurrection: Hoax or History?"
Creek Shelter No. 4.
Forsbcrg, senior in radio-television. marketing. ■ SPURS Sophomore Honorary will meet at 9 p.m. in Union 206.
Members need to pay their organization dues. ■ SAVE will meet at 8 p.m. in Cardwell 103. Dave Henson will speak about
■ SAVE will meet at 8 p.m. in Union 207 to watch eco-movies: Dr. Seuss' grassroots environmemalism in the United States.
"The Lorax" and "Koyaanisqatsi."
POLICE REPORTS ■ "Continental Depositional Environments and Tropical Paleosols in
I ■ Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow will meet at 5:30 p.m. in
the Upper Triassk Chinle Formation" will be the topic of" a presentation b\
the Waters Reading Room. Officers will be elected, and members should bring
Russel Dubiel of the U.S. Geological Survey at 4 p.m. in Thompson 213.
stylebooks and dictionaries for the newswriting contest.
CAMPUS POLICE
■The Graduate School has scheduled the final oral defense of the doctoral
■ Women in Communications Inc. will meet at 7 p.m. in the Union for
dissertation of Alison Ann Beharka 8:30 a.m. in Call 140. Her topic will be
FRIDAY, APRIL 17 •OOMTMl •IF c , mm* the K-Stata aaiice were officer elections. The room will be announced.
about the effects of physical form of diet and aspergillus oryzae fermentation
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■iMTHI Pajaai cakalaiar — Hf ertad I Al 11:41 pja, a II pI III "a. DM aa a extract supplementation on ruminal function development in neo-natal dairy ■ Campus Crusade for Christ will meet at 7 p.m. in Throckmorton 131.
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£^2^> 45-50 Gusty north wind 20-30 mph. Monday night, a
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CORRECTION
^^^ Dry Wednesday. High m the 60s A chance for showers and CITY TEMPS SKY London 57/50 doudy
In the story on Page 3 of Friday's Collegian about Farrell Library, the
C^^Sb thunderstorms Thursday. High in the upper 60s to mid-70s. Amsterdam 52736 cloudy , Moscow 50/36 cloudy
reporter was mistakenly identified as Mariann Baker. The reporter was
Dry again Friday High in the 60s. Lows in the mid-$0J Calgary 58/30 clear Seoul 61/39 dear
Christine Vendel. «
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The Collegian regrets the error.
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TRANS WORLD TRAVEL ACADEMY invites you to
attend a FREE travel career seminar. Learn how our
f Tuesday, Ramada Inn computerized reservations system classes prepare you for
job opportunities as:
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17th & Anderson Travel Agent Reservation Sales Agent
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Customer Service Agent Ticket Counter / Gate Agent
(Across from campus)
Hotel Reservationist Car Rental Reservationist
(many other opportunities)
If you need money for a college education, we can help.
Our government student loan program offers a complete range
of options including the Stafford loan, SLS. or PLUS
student loan Whichever loan you choose, you may Who should attend?
get up to ten years to pay and an interest rate lower Individuals seeking a new and exciting career
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you'll receive overnight turnaround on Individuals looking for career opportunities in many cities
your student loan application nationwide
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For complete information on
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contact your Financial Aid Travel industry training by professionals
Office or visit witti us today. Placement assistance, we place over 93% of our graduates
Personal attention in our classes
Hands-on classes at our campus in Kansas City
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2:30 p.m. or 7 p.m.
(attend either seminar at the location of your choice)
104 East Grind/PO BoxM/rWsboro. To attend, call
Kansas 67063-0085
[phone]
316-947-3141
Tnm World Travel Academy is owned and operated by Trim World Airlines, Inc.
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