C"3 s 4" TODAY'S WEATHER . MONDAY Ne HIGH 92 ■ LOW u B°*3585 T < ôpeka KS 66601 < ■** Z£ • -< en — KANSAS STAT fans ;r ii come out a^zz to play si- s*.» Aug. 21,2000 ■ Kansas State University ■ Manhattan, Kan. ■ Volume 105, Number "~~J zz ■ page 13 -CO o oo — Campus street changes to 1-way traffic CO ■ Students, faculty, staff cope enter there. The driver sped away angrily. with recent routing of street Ilni/ said this is the most common change drivers have difficulty accepting. x —- near K-State Student Union. "I'm here to make everyone aware of the change," Ruiz saul r> By ALISON PHALEN A portion of Mid Campus Drive switched Kmuu Stall ColltgUoi to a one-lane, OIK my street Aug. It. The new one lane, one way portion New 1-way section <■■> Amid the normal chaos Friday after- begins at the northeast exit of the Union of Mid Campus Drive I noon around the k Slate student Union, metcred parking lot, lot A-29, and ends ■ r—i LoreftUne there wen- htm K State Polk eofflcen to when Vainer SOW and Mid Campus Driv CO ; ndlroci the driven who triad to enter lot InfenMt, |iist south of Anderson Mall. This in the northeast outlet. means westbound traffic from Vattiet must o-> One mu signaled to turn led Irnrn Mid turn north by Anderson Hall. STEVEN DEARINGER/CoWegian (antpui l )ri\r. and t >iin ei' let ai Rub Kin.i Mann, sophomore in linglish. said K State Police officer Mary Williamson directs traffic away from the northeast entrance of the K State Student Union parking lot Friday morning. Only the south pointed tor him to continue going north. He she is unhappy ibOUl the change because entrance can be used to enter the Union lot, as Mid Campus Drive has been turned rolled down tin- WtndOVl tO explain his mien ■-CN into a oneway street. ii d the officer told him Ire could no) ONE WAY nt, PAGE 12 oo CO Football J30 CN tNj tickets *o — N» — available °° ZZ. this week ■ t>° " i ■*» = j NJ "— <_n ; By BRYAN MURPHY , rsj- er> - Kansas Stale Collegian o I he beginning of the fall semester can mean only one thing — football With the to * »v» watoo upon us. leaion football tkketi are KyleYaege, freshman In CN available lor students to pick up today. pre professional 5 ^ Carol Adoiph. business athletic ik kat manager, «o — said although students Inside: administration, works on his can pick up their ■Alookat computer general adnucaton and Fan Apprecia- Saturday In ICAT tu keti today, pick- tion Day. Haymaker Hall. o up for reserved tickets ■ K State adds Yaege Is from s began Sunday. USCto2001 Anchorage, schedule. Alaska. i he reason why we Pa«el3 I:_ r" »N> fWng people the STEVEN DEARINGER/ chance to pick up Colleltan reserved in kcls early is bet auaa the Cam gat to chooee their own No place like home Adoiph said lllls prill ess lake-, a 5 •*»' greater amount ol tune than simply puking oo up general admission in lot) o — -CM x en. Heserved, general admission and ICAT in keis siill are available for pit k up during C*J o business noun through Sept 1. en — "We will not be distributing regular en season lu km .liter Vpl 1, DM BUM Ibe first home game lakes pl.n ■ Sept 2." Adoiph said ■ New students commence outside ol town, ins family owns land off little town than in the town of FROM THE I— O o A common problem many tii kat buvrrs. college life, adapt to K-State Ol lillei-lale ,'n Ins lelatives attended \llihoiage. lie saul BEGMfi especially students, experience is (ongcslinn K Stale, and he was born in Manhattan Ihedillereiuc in tempcialiue is -CN campus customs, traditions. in the pick-up lines at Bramlaget oliseum. I hs lies to Manhattan and K Mali- are another reason Yaege said he is excited. Adoiph said thccongesiion is due to tin quite strong, and gave him all the more I)esi ribing conditions in his home slate, (O that moot students pit k up theft tu kets on By NANCY FOSTER In leave.Alaska In come to Kansas Yaege said the 50-year storm recently hit Editor's note: From the Ibe first or second day of distribution. Kernel Sana (Bffejfm Tve known the town mj entire lift I'tudboe Hay, a town about 100 miles Beginning is an ongoing series o Vaege said "Anyone that's known me by north ol UK borage, dumping tons of chronicling the lives of five TICKETS Oil PAGE 12 After a seven hour plane ndc any stretch ol life has come hen snow On ahol day in Anchorage, he said K-State freshman. -CN ind two -hour i ar drive. Kyle I or that reason, his parents are BOH the temperature would reach into the 60s. Fall 2000 paper Vaege has aimed in Kansas esciled loi llllll In go to K Male lllan s.ul "We would generally sit around and See pages 5 and 6 for additional laeaa freshman In buabieei about being stales awav Irom him wan togosomewhen n.uni Yaege said. profile stories. Oo works for changes, lives in the residence halls Unlike must I here's more piule in mv > oinmg here "Friday. I spent the day just driving freshmen. bOWBVei, Vaege will mil he able than anguish III my going awav. he saul ■round ihinkmg, ihisisuKc upholds traditions to drive home lor the weekend Hekl My moms only saul something Ol Pot many freshmen, getting hftlMtll k Being an out-of-state student.Yaege saul from Am borage Alaska, ami said coming Not only is noga eat Ited to meet new is an issue, bill Yaege said it's not a his only concern was making connec- to K-State was nevei mil of the question people and have lun. bill ties also excited concern. tions with people, but even then, he oo I he ( ollegian strives to be the No. I "I was encouraged to come here. I was to be in .i different environment. I he way things worked out for wasn't too worried. — a m source lor k State news Changes are made lluealened In inmr heie. ,u lually," Yaege "In Am borage, you get to be isolated summer |obs. I didn't get to see them a The first night he stayed in the each semester to ensure this is maintained said jokingly. "They said I had to keep up When it takes hours m get anywhere, you KM, I would go a month and a half without if sidence halls, he and his roommate en I he changes the tradition." realize how far away from anything you seeing them. So. I hope 1 don't get are done with Yaege's gtandmother and uncle live an i bereft probably mon to do In this homesick, hut I don't think I will." he said. Set HOME on PACE 12 cr» — you, the reader, 33 in mind. Readers provide a large Church officials undecided on future of burned building rnv portion of nowi REED DUNN within the pages of our Manhattan Flte By SARAH BAHARI member, said the board decided not JO daily publication, so input and feedback are Department Kansas Stale Collegian to commit to anything at this time o valued. firefighters work to "The discussion was not to lake — o cn: Story ideas are welcomed and encour- pduets torouyt ead balnaz ea ptahrat-t I be future remains uncertain for any immediate action to develop the aged, and can be submitted through e-mail ment complex at 500 the apartment complex destroyed last site," he said. "We're taking a more or by calling the newsroom Contact informa- Humboldt St. on July month by a natural gas fire, First long-term approach and looking at tion can be found each day on page two. 25. The fire wai Christian Church officials said. all the options." Students also can speak their minds by caused when fumes Church board members at First Lending to the decision was the en — calling the Campus Fourum. F.niering its fifth from a gas stove Christian, which owned the building money factor, Mayo said semester, the anonymous call-in line Ignited In a window at die intersection of Fifth and 'If we were to rebuild that air conditioner, en — continual to be one of the most popular Humboldt streets, met last week to immediately, it would cost three Ml causing an explosion. features in the paper. discuss possibilities fur developing times the insurance money we got FILE PHOTO BY CLIF the land. tn — See C0UE6IAN on PAGE I nUMIERG/Coflejwi Mike Mayo, church board See PROPERTY on PAGE 12 -CO I NEWS DIGEST DOW JONES 11,046 -9.16 MONDAY,AUGUST21,2000 NKWS EDITOR: IHNN DAVORIN 532-6556 mcoUfffinsu.edu Pi Kap house mother today ai the Itvln Patkvlew i uneral "There are more cars now, and CONTACT US ON RECORD Home. 1317 Foyntz Awe, this is how is will he for the next died Friday at hospital Memorial donations can he nine months,'' Hegarty said. Reed Dunn fditormOne! After suffering from heart made to the I'i Kappa I'hi — Nancy Hull 532072V rdunniiu 11llcKi11nmail.com Campus Calendar is the Riley County Failure and flbrosls lung disease foi Scholarship Fund at the KSU Tinwec Ehn*« Manapng frjtor Collegian's campus bulletin board several yean, PI Kappa Phi's house Foundation, 9 tehmtet'i nllfgianmail.com strive Items in the calendar can lie Saturday, Aug. 19 mothei died Friday M Meicj — NwcyFtHUI Shopping mall cleared Steven Dearlnter HWoidrtor published up to three times. Items I At 12:31 a.m., Charles LErvin, Jr., S32 5492 \aearingertKiitlegianmatlcom might not appear because oj space 1528 Pierre St., was ssued a notice to Health (.enter mi College Avenue following gas explosion Jamie Barrett Campus tdtor constraints but are guaranteed to appear for open container. Miriam (laudene Pllbbuiy, 74. 512-07.10 ibarretl a < oUegummall i nm appear on the day of the activity '7b ■ At 12:31 a.m., Jennifer E. Haul. 1528 was iin- house mothei foi i'i K.ip Foi Traffic accidents on rise i ONI OHD, v< Officials place an Item in the Campus Pierre St., was issued a notice to appear almost IS yean She began In the with start of semester e.,u u.i led a large shopping mall S51ar2a-h0 7B.a1f0e artl bahai i(a■ Ootyll t4g Gkomvermnmaelnlt iE tdmrto f Calendar, stop by Kedzie 116 and fill for open container. mid-1980s, Imil then lelt shorlh Hi Sunday after a natural gas explo- out a form or e-mail the news editor ■ At 12:41 am, Michael S.Bly, 4 If, Krlstei DvMcrt k\stiHtnamatli»ai at bulletinst*spub.ksuedu by II Moro St., was arrested for driving on a won as .i nanny In thegovernoi i Manhattans c oDege population sion at a nearby construction site s 12-0712 Uymot i kt/OcoUtgUmmalLcom a.m. two days before it is to run suspended license, transportation of an mansion, undei < !ov, Mike I layden is hack in IOWD, and with it comes shot flames and dehris 100 feet Dtrtkltess SportsfjXor open container and DUI. She returned to Manhattan and an Increase In traflk act Idents, into the air 5.12-0732 lot''n Aw.ta\ a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Union notice to appear for minor in possession die hostess during certain noon, and there were more Dames CSeoruvritcyeasr da. lsCoa rweiellr caonndd Eucmt palo Rymeseunmt e aconndt atrinaenrs.p ortation of an open weekends and house activities. iccidents than usual over the Authorities did not know laic AHssa D16w0 cOaihi mt "" ill nllttsyststitnamntutl lMl ai mames I'lllshurv, also known as "Mom weekend Sunday what had caused the Building Workshop at 3:30 p.m. ■ At 1:01 a.m..AllenJ, Smith, 323 N. Wednesday in Union 212. 15th St., was issued a notice to appear warded the Interfralemal "Right now. theses an Increase explosion BY PHONE ■ Adult Student Services will meet from for unlawful use of an ID. i ouncil house mothei award ol ol people ignoring traffic signals I he construction sin Newsroom 532 6556 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday and the year two nines In the 1990s all around town. People areeithei several hundred yards from Display advertising 532 6560 Thursday in the Union Stateroom. Sunday, Aug. 20 "She was |usl Fantsstk.' lim mil paying attention oi driving too ( oncOtd Mills mall and several Classified advertising; 532-6555 ■ Graduate Student Council will meet Delivery Problems 532 6555 ■ At 1:23 a.m., liana R. Wright, l indemuth, chaptei adviser, said fast," Hegart) >ald Also, there are Freestanding restauranta, all off at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Union Photo Reprints 532-6304 Cottonwood Room. Lawrence, was arrested for battery of a she was (usi determined she people not Familial with the town Interstate85 about 20 miles police officer, obstructing the legal ■ Pity chess every Wednesday with process, disorderly conduct, posses wasn't going to lei this gel hei and families thai are helping northeast ol' hailoltc Mall BY MAIL students, staff, faculty and residents of sion of drug paraphernalia and down She was |lisl sn.n live students move in aren't Familial officials said the construction sue Kansas State Collegian Manhattan. Games take place from 6 to unlawful possession of I indcimilh said she is with the town. was not part of the malls Kansas State University 10 p.m. In Union 206. For more informa depressants/stimulants. integral part of theii Fraternity Hegarty said thai to avoid property Manhattan, KS 66506 tion, e-mail Raymond Paul at KiyPati7029aol.com. ■ At 1:44 a.m., Pedro Ramirez, address .; i losely with man) ol the an identS, drivers should pay — Associated I'ress unknown, was issued a notice to appear members i losri attention to traffic signals for mmor in possession www.kstatecolleelan.com "She was a pan ol the g< and speed UmitS ■ At 2:26 a.m., Scott M. Wetter, Lamed CORRECTIONS & POLICE REPORTS Kan., was arrested foi DUI. Bond was set nance ol the house." he said ■i li\ In heal \ellnw lights. .at $1,000. was so Involved rhat's something that happens a CLARIFICATIONS ■ At 2:40 a.m., Sanford G. Queen II, \iiei being on bottled oxygen lot around here," he said rtir lunvn SiMr I ullrji JII Immon tn nfa i duectiy fmm USPS29I ■.-*-r .il I ■me and Riley County police Overland Park, Kan . was arrested for Foi more than a yeai I indemuth I here have heen a nuniher of imns and clarifications Stale Unlw departments'daily logs We da Ml O■U AI. tB 2o:n5d2 waa.sm s.,e tW aht it$n5e0y0 M. .Lynn. Isbury knew net death was ,II t idents involving injuries, tun appear in this space. If you see |iul*JwJin wlurrikudnjy.Us n hit wheel locks or minor traffic 1000 Leavenworth St., was issued a approai lung. nothing serious, Hegarty said sniiifilung that should be comn Mat during ' HiillhrmimrMwrrt violations ttOHM QJ >t"" •' notice to appear for minor in She was one ol He said school /ones and anas call Sews liditorlenn Damren at through Ihf virnmrt IVniKli, .il pISURI- ts paid A\ constraints possession Friends," he said We were a really tround i ampus will start to be 532-6556 or e-mail Monti.,' ■ POSTMASHTHi-K lin greal tl monitored very i losely during the collegnt»ksu.edu. ■ I unri.il services will be 2 pm day starting this wed OK»S" is. 2000 Faces behind K-State's No. 1 news source Reed Dunn Tanner Ehmke Jenn Davoren Sarah Bahari editor in < 11II-r managing editoi nt'ws frill or ciry/govemineni ediioi Jamie Barrett Derek Boss Kristen Dymacek Erin Schneweis amp ■ditor sporti editoi ails ft entertainiiieiil eiliiiu opinion ediini Steven Dearinger Sara Martin Becky Wilson Kan Welts photo editor design edltOI i upv i luel online editor JimCaryert Alissa Duncan Molly Brammer Jennifer Sheiite advertising manager assistant advertising manafW online advertising manager managing tatnci MONDAY, AUGUST 21,2000 KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN Sororities end neighborhoodlllft recruitment; KSVfamilies 525 pledge celebrate, meet other students By NANCY HULL Kansas Itatt < ofiejjfu/i By NANCY FOSTER ( lasses and activities around eampus liarely have Kansas SUtt Colltghui begun, yet more than 500 women ahead) have lounil a plac e IO call home throughout their yeara al k State l-ric Ballegu, 9, laughed with iwo Sororit) iec rultmenl week started Vug 11 Utei Dvi othen while lumping up and down In i attending formal recruitmeni pardeaal sororit) the moonvvalk Saturday afternoon at houses. i25 ol the 566 women who slaiied ihe week lardnu- lerrace Apartments' Opening pledged a sorority Most ol k States 11 sororities eac h Olympics welcomed aboul 50 new membersWednesda) morning It'sver) inn." said lus mother, Annie loinpkms, Iresbman in open option and new Dayani Ballegu, ■ resident ol the membei of Upha \i Delta said although ihe week was complex lor BOOUl thlM M.IIS "Ihe emotional)) draining, she's glad she went through ll kuls knit H I like II ■ it really helped me with meeting people l talked to so I hough it was the iccond yeat Foi many girls over a short time," IbrnpUnssald. M\ people thii event ll waa the Drat nine for skills deflnltel) Improved I'm much bettei al Con ed t 'it Ballegu andhei three children to and t an talk to anyone aboul anything attend i be i Hympk t were sponsored lompkins said the Iriends she made on her ilooi in the apartmeni complex foi the i laymakei I foil were the hlghUghl oi her week. seeomlye.ii to provide its residenti JUSTIN HAYWORTH "My rush floor had the greatest gins, and we all clicked the opportunity to have some lun and Stephen Bia, 10, (left) and Jae Hyun Kang, 10, jump Inside an inflatable trampoline Saturday afternoon during Immediate!) We had so much fun, and I know we'll si.u in the Jardine Terrace Apartments' Opening Olympics. meet new people. Monica lnuc|ucl. touch, lompkins said lardine assistant t oordinator, said ,i u ill} divcise population, and I hula hoop helped promote lardine progl The rushees stayed in ihe residence halls in groups ol h s to bring our communit) think it will help them to gel oui ami balloon toss and a watermelon feed iieesun i in cm. graduate student about 25 with greek women who served as ret rultmenl together. We have a lot of new mingle with each oilier We had ■ M alh. good response in drama and thi rap) I idthi cl counselors during the members, and a lot ih.it have been l he two hour event was the last yeat We had aroui iple lo îve out Information for hei Arts Kristina Bono, junior in marketing and international heie foi I couple ol waiv 10 Ifl I opening activity foi the complex, nun out, so we though) thai it was and Drama program, whii i . business and mi mbei ol kappa kappa Gamma, said hei c hance to let them meet and gel to providing games and SIUM ks foi the definitely something . i hildren and their mothers the oppoi . ruitmenl < ounselor was challenging. know each other,' she said 'We have residents, fhey participated MI k < ontlnue Stephanie Bannistei (unit) io c reate art projei is together is the person they looked up to, so l had lo step up lardine coordinator, really good i hat IO help them and be the big one Alter a hard day, I'd be Mush Idled the ail as the residents practice what I learn and love with ihe there io cry or laugh with them." Mono said lined up foi free soda popcorn and people here, she said ill) had lo help them when the) were feeling down COttl izes were given away HI will have three diffi ■ aftei noi being asked bai k to a bouse or when the) to those who brought then Opening sessions and hopes in gel al least III I'll dec ide which houses to go hack lo. she said Olympic • invitation Bannistei said pi ople al eac Ii session Bono said she though) recruitmeni week helped the the Invitations helped build antii \ III ii In i program thai took advan rushei r more independent lion foi tin event. lane ol the event was |ardn 'Having io be al ai ertaln place al i certain time oi I think ii • .i good chant e so we tutoring program, whit b gets the c .itch a nde with a friend taught them a lot" Bono said 1 can gel logi i' hangjie sun. parents and children ol the complex bad a blast with ihe girls during the week h s no) as nun h graduate student in mi t hanii al involved in the teaching ol their stress as rushing girls I'd love to do ll a| eering and a resident foi about (hildren Barb Rol ■ UTairs adviser, said 60 more girls one month ise ii t neon said though shi Ii d III rush compared to laal yeai makes us led al i promoting hei program, shi "interest in sororit) life continues to be strong, and Sun said he knew smne ol the freshman enrollment is up bom last year, Robd said residents before the event, bui thai ll It's mj lusi time participating in Ihe greatest benefit ol rushing is to become pan oi a was giving him ihechance id t this type ol activity, bul I was excited small Support group thai i ares aboul Us members and will JUSTIN HAYWORTH i ople and turprl i me is be there to motivate and care during the years al k State Kevin Wanklyn, senior in mechanical engineering, hands out cotton candy while Paula Wedel, senior in dietetics, gets a cup to fill with popcorn besides giving the residents a participating in ai tivities and looks Robel said Regardless ol the outcome, the) meet a lot of Saturday afternoon at the Jardine Terrace Apartments' Opening Olympics. ■ H h other, n also like Ihej re having fun people and bet ome acquainted with the i ampua Rusty's Last Chance Introduces...The first non-smoking bar in Kansas Welcome Bach KSU Come check out our newest addition to the Chance family. SPECIALS THIS WEEK Mon thru Thurs ■ OVER lOOO FREE t-shirts to be given out 16 oz Pounders Buy one 1 /4 lb Rusty Burger I I & get one FREE I equal or lesser value I exp. 8-25-00 (offer good with coupon) J LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Collegian welcomes your letters to the editor. They can be OPINION submitted by email to letters@spub.ksu.edu, or in person to Kedzie 116. Please include yourfidl name, year in school and major. Letters will be edited for length and clarity. MONDAY,AUGUST21,2000 OPINION LDIKIK: KHINSI MM WHS 532-0732 ■ lettersPspub.ksu.edu New 1-way road FISHY causes chaos ousiness on KSU campus Students, bewara I in thoM k State veterans and the new additions to oui untvenity, be $20 million payoff for Cheney causes speculation among Democrats prepared Nol onrj will you lace the normal chaBengei ol .i nevi school year, vm. also will be faced with .i driving test hii k i hene) rei entry was paid S2(i DOD and Brown & Root, In which BUI Rwanda," the profits Brown ft Bool made meilliun |12 '< million in salaiv anil $39 that Is explained aa million to settle his i miiiai I wilh agreed to build raw lUdes for soldiers for building temporar) shelters foi million in Stock Options) as a result. beinji nothing short ol Halliburton, the oil and construction during Operation Restore Hope In service members In Somalia exceeded the In mv eves, il makes an iinptoven OUR VIEW ridiculous .ii best company be once ran His running mate, Somalia, was finalized in uigusl I total amouni nl ninnies used to reliuild Arkansas real estate scheme and, yea, Mid Campus Drive (Kill tlfhitnl />i fin' George V\ Bush, told ihe l os Angeles loin months before I hene) lefl his Somalia's niliastiiii tine I II h year, right even iiimt intern fellatio pale in nol onl) iv.i partial il board and limes thai weshouldnl look askance il defense set retarj position and ai i oithng nuw the i ompan) nils SI HO million foi compai one way, as u has ilus large sum ol money, thai we should to the Associated Press, moved to iis efforts in the Balkans, and this is aftei been In the past, but ask. "Does the board of directors knoM Halliburton ii was blamed in the General Accounting now Is completer) one what the) am doing? Vra the) expert? \ml So lets draw a picture Letssa) he was Office in 1996 foi being the main reason Hrrrj fa tlit ITS would use then business experi mini-oi ,i pain than Becky Wilson home to fish and spend time with his positions unscrupulously, but bet ause the emehv giving Copy Chief anything hildren He look the time, as well Departmenl ol Defense wants to avoid rporadon [he ii.illu mining Sara Martin a lew shots al I'lesidenl I linlnn. even what it calls ihe "appearance ol hundreds ol niiriliiiii Anderson Design Editor saying the president's tenure was one of Impropriet) had I hene) been millions ui tvenue must sta) on squandered opportunities, and that, d a service membei rathei than set retar) youi lav id unless drivers make the iirsi led Mush were elei led, the fexas govemoi Ins ai nous nut only would have looked dollars to nun Drivers going north on Mnl Campus would reston md inlegrit) lo had, they would have heen Illegal hue him Drive nolongei can turn left into the theofl I Ithei wav who i mild blame and then metered sei lion ol the k State Student is RobWalkei pointed oui In Slate Halliburton foi taking him up on sui h an | 'M Union Aftei ihrSi I 5 million budget foi magazine, one would think Chi n offer, il II was made'1 Ihe lonliai Is il has million the Union's renovations whj make driving would beeagei to mention his tin made with the DOD have gained the in his in the i iimni even ii"-1- si cessible than ii tin i lnei executiveofficei ol Halliburton ininpativ profits nearing d the) haven'l put kit ahead) was? I his is nothing more than as. undei liis management, the -I alread) ext eededl Si billion Ai i ording to (nol driving in i in Irs price doubled VValkei bemoans the faci Si mi Peterson, authoi ol the fast inadng in Whai i- icar) is thethoughl ol thai' hene) was silenl aboul his role as students, professors and visitors forgetting Halliburton, ba ause voters the changes thai have been n mighl warn to know how Cheney's experi li .IKII is ,i dei isiuii thai is likely to i in e then would add lo his qualifil atmns . ause even more traffii l>wl ompanies oCAuMPrU S tin owned b) Halliburton is a construi lion i ompan) known as Brown & Root, whii h has 395-4444 sw h aits with ihe **lf *t* Departmenl ol Defense rhi The Collegian's Campus Fourum is an lb lusi contract between the anonymous call-in tytttm that allows readers to voice their opinions on topics relevant to the publication. K-State upperclassman offers advice for incoming freshmen [tie! ampus Pourum Is the Collegian's anonymous, call In opinion line Students calling the i ourum will have 10 seconds to I believe l mighl have had my Dral lllsl the tube while eating pizza the same Mine let yourseil evolve spaal .ihniii Issues on i ampus oi In the real eplphan) ol mv young life this past semestei ol I have taken a dip iiilu ihe puul ol sink II out, and don't be offended it news I hi' numbei is 195 1444. mil il is mi less cxiiling than I am school, I reality, mv deai people, ami although I nobod) says hi lo von on youi firs) day sure those luck) Democratii attendees wanl In enjoy the powei ol writing and being ■ oui heie because von will meal those Hen an some tips foi calling the hanging al Hugh Hefner's Infamous advise vmi lournailsi more than anything in the who an meant to be i pan ol youi life Collegians Campus Pourum Plavhnv mansion are experieni ing as I mi how In WOlId, II iseMlemelv dlllnull lo bring soon enough FORT write mv lusi i oliimn foi ihe semestei begin youi nivseli nut ol the mode ol being ■ So irv nol In forget i lass oi studying. • Keep youi opinion based on issues, Hi's Demiii tain National < onventlon i.ileei as a StudeM when that is all I have heen because thai is the key lo keeping youi mil personal vendettas professional student Since age I. bod) in existent t on this campus ol I piplianv. Mm say? III i oillse, then are those ol urn mil i in mv lust real Interview this past colorful, unique people, despite the fat i • li iniglu be hiipiul in write down youi Whal in ihe hell is that,and whal then who will be oui ol hen come time May, i took mv riewscuppings in my thai || limes then are going to he gluups inmmciilshelorc tailing Iheieunlv is dots n have to do with me having the tin grade distribution In Dei ember, hui lui knack iii females who look cloned purel) nun' Foi aboul two oi three shun oppoiiimiiv in entertain readers ol this lets make that mv Mo I pii'i I ol advu e I do nol own a brief) ISe, 01 even a bet ause ui then clothing. sentences publication thai gets you through tu von as an uppcril.issin.m leather sati hd ol sorts thai would I assure thai this is guuig In pa) ofl II mindless!) boring classes required foi Gel youi grades Gel them, keep them I ml II ale some soil ol pinlessionahsin some point, because li has for me, and • diu'.in original opinion Pha graduation from tins deal university, and nevei lei them go as long as you live Hut I will tell you thai what I have I m really not that miiih oldei in wisei (nllcgian will lis lootlei .is in,my diverse which wondrously Ito measwelll hen and financially support k Stale let uniil here is the prlmarj reason for People hurt you, and people an than ii|iiiiiiiiis ,is possible, so be sine In pill lin awanled me a di . I his is a good School I heie are good me having the oppuilunilv foi a fob and lor you, but in the end you win he an Interesting spin on youi comments Well, I believe the definition ol an people hen. Than an vasd) intelligent later Ihe i ham e to accept il ippret latlve ind strong person who took epiphany is something close lo a realiza professors and graduate teaching amia I have made my friends fbl life here n ■ chance hv going to college. • Do mil give too much bat kground on iion \ sudden, iomplete understanding tants who an paid mlnusi ule amounts i nllege lake those potato ihooten and ba i the issue Immediately state your stance oi \ reality chat k ol iiionev to le.u li Ms day in and day OUI I have had mv heart broken and put little Crazy II football games and have | plan nl .n Hun Sii, amid m\ siiminei Saturda) aftei I hen is an Opportunity lor yon lu II.II k liigelllei Mini sui i.il laiinls Mistakes an OK, Inn; noons spent .ii the poolslde and ret enl make 01 hreak yourself, and ihe easiest I have had enioiuileis. uvsls, pisl dun I si lew voiusell mil ol an n[ipor • Be honest Wedooot ask for youi awareness thai li is possible foi me to way lo commii the latter is to Hunt out outings, becomings and i I.I/V I onvtni timily, because Disney World is a gnat name, nor do we useC.illei II) to see from underestimate the deviousness ol Ihe So go in thai I hiss thai is as boring as nuns on a beloved couch that probabr) memory, but college memories en whom the loiniiieiiis are coming. Your uialespei it))en I thOUghl tli.it mavhe I he Simpsons' would he il I Inmer had SI0. untouchable, opinion is i nmpletely anonynii'ir. hill maybe, i was not quite finished with mil ever heen drawn up and lake time lo So I guess whcie I am going wilh tins whal I am Calling mv pie i.ui«l |ofa Stud) .i hil and make il lu ihe lest. in laymen's terms is to sink coUege oui • I he ( nllcgian will nol print KB] I oik For God's sake, don't miss a filial, no Stick out your head and open your Taryn it a fifth yaw MMoi m Bngfuh commenis dial an vulgai M obn me i ui those ol you fnahmanoui then mailer how mm h imiie tun il is lo lie al mind lo a completely new world thai is i.ui coni mini iiri ui reading this as the hisi column ol youi home paiked on ihe couch in from of sometimes terrlf)rtag and exhilarating al lforl("iollegiaiunail mm MONDAY, AUGUST 21,2000 KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN Tennis recruit adjusts to Kansas By BRYAN MURPHY cull i"i hei to adapt to unerlcan KansasStall I dleglan i ulture as ii has been foi some "l the I uropean girls from the past," Stave Bietau, k State's women* Bietau said ' \ lui id ii has to do tennis head coach, has recruited wiih the foci thai Mexico is so close players Inim SI rou the \ilaniie for in the United States." many yean Bietau said although he would Many l-uropeans haw graced the have liked to ret mil ■ player last hardcniirisai the I P.Wuhbum semestei he was glad thai lennial ompha and danled local ( astlllejos dei Ided to t nine to Icnnis tans with ihi'ir skills and k State, in large pail het ause she is KEllYGLASSCOCK/'o'âp playing ability, rhisyear, the dde hat so eagei to learn, both on and on" Christie Norton, freshman in open-option, moves into Boyd Hall on ihifted had 10 North America, and the tennis < nun Thursday afternoon after being accepted to Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. fre body of water to cross it not the "Her game doesn'i have art) big alzeofan ocean u Is the Rio Grande, weaknesses she is jusi ■ reall) Freshman kicks off and the country torn which this solid tennis player, Bietau said yeai i topwomeni tennis ret ndl l inalry, there might he a lunls is none other than Mexk o problem with feeling welt ome in a college, sorority life Paulina) astlllejot Ereshman In ountry Bietau said) astillejos management Information systems, seems in be happy, but il is haul to has had tOdoSODM SerlOUS tell hei aUSC she has nnh heen in adjusting Moving from Puebla, the United Stales foi ■ By JESSICA PITTS "I really enjoyed --kit \lr\n o, to Kansas was hei primary i asdllejoa said she is enjoy . tarted to become change in addition, most ol the hersell so fai familial with certain people and people thing in the United Sti I don i reall) miss home thai i feel foi the sorority do not speak her native language ol much because l call there almost Minimi said ihe lasi evening Spanish But, .is In mam Othei every da) 'I astillejos said "Plus, I foi her, Inn n also was things, she did not li'i an) language have found some othei peopli nog time foi all the women barrier stand in hei way ai toon as Mexii o in bet ome friends nnh A going through rush. the found out she was being lot of people seem to be willing to k Sta "IIn- lasi eveningwasi ailed ret luiii-d in Bietau, help me out, and thai a reall) Morton ret ently was ai i epted is we should Her l nglish is actuaU) verj MICHAELYOUNG/r ( astlllejos said she knows she has uilo l!i' iii i omfortable in any ol ihe three strong, and thai would prob a tough transition il gina aftei Rush M hulls' : led invilallons Paulina Castillejos. freshman in management information systems, have to be one ol the most difficult prepares for life at K State after moving into West Hall last week. newcountr) with new peopli Minimi said I'rel inglil was transitions to make Hm she has Castillejos was recruited from Puebla, Mexico, by Coach Steve starting oul as a freshman in a i in I ■ ahead) done that, and sin has been Bietau for the tennis team. "I'm here to train hard and lo : onies Mie girls sang adjusting weU so far, Bietau said ilillejos said l n 1 be ii- videos about (astlllejos has a sllghtl) differeni (press how you feel about has gone to Mexico to seel astlllejos have nine foi a sot ial life lati iheil :T, had a y take on the language barriei things in l nglish hink in play, he has nol notit ed mut h ol a right now m\ IIK us is on st! "I learnt d I ngHsh in school cultural difference between Mexico and tennis. I didn'l < ome hi i Mori 'i ret rult- growing up and from mj family, and the United S thai l can sil and imc lo men: hm Ii is still sometimes dillii uli to Bietau said in tl I don'l ilimk n mil be asdlfil play i ived ch house we Mother begins journey toward college degree Morton said ihi I just had i the othei | By APRIL MIDDIETON lull time as an acroun i high si In>, with i university nearb ' in our Kansas Slate(ollegian her husband also l in is a hard one lor is prepared to n i mal ihe d II • al She said il will dei isiun in lion Kimberl) Boyd is impel!*d to their chun h c rearranging home and work Boyd has worked in ihe ihe I is happy with move up Ihe most nt tit r addl i iles. However, Boyd said the accounting held sint e si Oils. Boyd, freshman in business, has thinks she is prepari d to enih.uk in She said she she wants mon which : Into ■ launched a personal journi is COlll the adventure aftei tossing tl only could bi intin hul hopes oi completing her final iu (nolil sa) I will be around foi almosi lilllg hei edui ation. once I was in the housi mission earning her I thin, but tl i single parent, Boyd said Tn the accountlni ' - I degree whai il will il going in college was impossible only way I am going to advan couldn't In happii said. Boyd isa married mothei nnh .uighei husband and three active children who works moving to Kansas threi OLLEGE i - PAGE 12 I ill HOUSE PAGE 12 A SURE SIGN OF SAVINGS USED BOOKS from BOOK STORE INAGGIEVILLE THIS STICKER ON A TEXTBOOK HAS MEANT SAVINGS TO K STATERS SINCE 1890. VARNEY'S BOOKSTORE HAS A LARGE SELECTION OF USED BOOKS AND OUR FRIENDLY STAFF IS READY TO HELP YOU WITH ALL YOUR BOOK AND SUPPLY NEEDS. Open 9 a.m. until9p.m. Monday thru Saturday, Noon until5p.m. Sunday Varneys Bookstore carries books for all K-Statefall classes. Phone 539-0511 E-MAIL: Varney@varneysbookstore.com Fax 53 7-2351 www. varneysbookstore. com rfjS Shop at the store that supports your community. KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN MONDAY, AUGUST 21,200 Freshman student continues family tradition at K-State By MICHELLE BERTUGLIA engineering. Purple already is a organized," he said. "I am a be may have about campus, Kansas Stale Collegian color of pride for him, with a straight, neat, square person. Manhattan or whatever. I hat may K-Stale baseball cap and T-shirt He "There are lots of little things I be more to his advantage to live ll all began a few years ago said he came here because of the am not sure about," he said. "I keep With someone who knows whal is when his brother brought home a engineering program. thinking what might happen, going on." UlMStOM rock with the K State detiing a good education is a what 1 going to go wrong and how The rocks that Wanklyn carvet logo on it from the Kansas State value that has been taught in the will I fix it." line their window sill. Wanklyn Ml iraigWanklvn. freshman in Wanklyn home. Mark Wanklyn, But Wanklyn's older brother has said he likes to give them lo ■idlitW Mill engineering, said as (raig's father, who is a farmer, said full confidence in him and said he friends and family as gifts, lie he pulleil nut ,i st ripbook tilled he believes there is little one can do knows Craig will sun red this year. said gi\ nig "I hunseii is Importan with pii lures ol rods he had In life without an education. "Craig doesn't simply attempt to him. carved. "If you don't get an education, something he dives in whole- "I don't think ol mvsell as me Bvw sinu.W.iiiklMi has been you I an we what will happen to liearied, Kevin Wanklyn said. "He — I am never centered around carving intricate designs into you," he said. "Education is the key, is tolerant yel focused, always me, but Instead around others," llmcttone iw ks fbi biondi md andCralg will be successful." knowing where he wants to go and he said family with the familiar K State Wanklyn graduated from high getting there the way he needs to." With carving out so much of Insignia on it Wanklyn laid H school with a 4.0 cumulative grade Wanklyn said he also was himselt for oilier people his whol JUSTIN HAYWORTH/CoWegian hobbj Ol Which he is proud. Hut point average, lie plaved basketball nervous about meeting bis life, Wanklyn said lor the Drat Craig Wanklyn, freshman In pre-professlonal architectural now, he will begin carving some and golf, participated in band and roommate, Riul Myers, junior in lime this semeatei he plans on engineering, talks to his brother on his cellular phone Friday after- thing else: his place in the the scholarship bowl and was a electronic journalism taking ii easy and jusl getting noon between unloading boxes In his room In Moore Hall. Wanklyn Is K-State community member Ol the National Honor "At first. I was skeptical and had making the transition from the small rural Kansas town of akin to used ii) the transition ol being In Wankhm is bom LaUn ■ small Society. Wanklyn said Ins biggesi many thoughts, but honestly I K State life. a biggei place WankKn said he town in the southwest corner ol real is studying the wrong material didn't know what to expect.'' he doesn't see himsell (hanging too K.ms.is I here were IS in Wanklwis lor his first lesi said chaotic mess ol their belongings going on a roommate miii Ii graduating i lass. Last I riday, he He said he also is stared about After a few hours of piddling filled the room as they talked makes you nervous, but I don't HIS brothei said be thinks mined inio Moore Hall with more being unprepared lor die little around their third -floor room about where to put each Othei I have a thing to worry about," Craig will change, but not too than 500otherstudenti dungs Wanklyn said he pridea Friday. Myers tnd Wanklyn began desks and how to set up their Myers said he thinks his age will dramatically. The K State tradition run* in the himselt on hU organizational the process of getting their room computer towers. bean advantage fot Wanklyn i He will set out his own path," h UanklMi blood His older brother abiliues in order and became better "I think we are going to get think it'seool thai i can hist help said "He is now On a journey (hat Kevin, is a senior in mei lianical I like lokeep things acquainted. Confusion and a along fine." Myers said "Always him out with whatevei questions has many roads lo (boose from." Would you accept $25 YBK to save kids' lives? 41 MM artial Arts Class Schedule Conflicts? BACK tp SCHOOL SPECIAL Donate your life-saving Wrangler $18.95 Home of the White Phoenix System ^^ Sot a Problem! blood plasma & receive n»Wy» (at ft ja*A0*i $25 TODAY fa Uh-Otttm, hnmtl Dtnlotmttt Enroll SOW in KSV Hill Videocourses! 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I itemCalzone ♦ Soda KANSAS STATE COLLEGIAN MONDAY, AUGUST 21,200 Local stores stocked for busy weekend COU£GIAN K-Statc. The opportunity to chat with persons of interest might be ■ continued from page I available at a later time. Many ideas have been genet Last fall, the Collegian changed aled on how to enhance online By SARAH BAHARI printing locations to allow for daily coverage, and we hope to develo| i State Colltguw color printing, and it will continue these ideas as soon as possible. to be printed at the Salina journal One option students may take (ourtney Keith has been toWal- A few weeks into the spring advantage of is registering for an Man Beven times In the pee) six days. semester, the Salina Journal e-mail account through ihe "IVe needed to gel school adopted the trend of a slightly eCollegian. By registering for i MippUeti extenilon corde, snacks, a smaller page size. The Collegian mail, students also have ai cost tl toothbrush." she Mid "I just forget also made this transition, and, in an online planner. something every dine." an effort to accommodate the At this point, many of the Keith, freshman In I nulish. is change, a redesign of the print aforementioned items are a VISIOI urn' cii the more than iio.ooo college edition can be seen this semester. and will require much more work students who have relumed to Things such as font styles, and communication to develop. Manhattan reedy to begin doe column spacing and graphic Students already have spent hour school year i ortunatelj lor those styles are some of the adjust - of time working on this project, moving and returning, Manhattan ments made as part of the and hopefully will be able 10 DMI hai prepared tor the August rush. redesign. Along with the print forward with this upgrade. MW-Man managat Roy Hulett atM TINAYODER/Co//e#an edition, the Electronic Collegian, Now in its 105th year of publi- the store has MIX kni up on popufau Wal-Mart parking let teens with cart Friday afternoon at students move Into the residence halls now located at www.kslalecolle- cation, the Collegian hopes to hems sw h .is school supplies and gian.com, underwent a redesign continue providing great K-State residence hall roomnecesaUei Wal-Mart also has moved more trained workers and hired an extra advice is to shop in the early morning Targets for the online redesign i overage, Our primary audience i \\c try, based on nistork si tales, workers to the front of the store to 20-25 employees to help with when traffic is lowest. are concentrated on a snappier the students and faculty of the to hinki up on Items students like to help customers. Hulett said. crowds, he said. Otherwise, people should just try look for the site. The online university, so comments and shop tor. he said "Things like "We do everything we can to get The past weekend was one of the to be patient with one another and redesign also is part of an effort by suggestions for Improvement are stationery, riousewares, electronics, them to the front of the store no busiest in the year, Levin said. enjoy the college-town atmosphere. the staff to enhance online always taken into consideration ,is well ,is Kansas State apparel matter when they come in." he said Business will slow back down by Keith, who moved into her Moore coverage. Through the semester, we merchandise \ .imey's Book Store general Sept. I and pick up again right after Hall room from California, said she hope to offer additional coverage in liuleii said frequently purchased manager Ion Levin said it too, has Labor Day weekend. liked her first weekend in town. the form of audio and video clips Reed is a senior in prim items Ire lude storage crates, small switched gears for the year. For those frustrated with crowds "It's really exciting," she said. "I Headers can expect to find more journalism. You can email Him a refrigerators, desks and booki itx It has put out new merchandise, and long lines, Hulett said his only like the big-campus feel." polls about specific topics affecting rdunn*»colIegianmail.com. 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MOSO )\v Norwegian diven publii response to the crisis, pledged to get out but wore unable to opi n to go to a navy base to determine Conflii ting sigi d from New details emerged Sunday ol struggled to open the escape hatch Sundaj thai "until the law minute, the escape hatch, Deput) Prime whether their bulky diving suits the three nation rescue operation, verel) ihe I I sttered on a nudeai submarine thai ••.ink we will everything to save Minister IK ii IQebancA said on HI H rnuldsal Ihroughthei 1 offldals have said foi in the 1 with i in men aboard, but they found everyone who could be MI iniln atlon HI whai rescuers I ii 11 Is opened I hai would . 1 ., ape hati U Is sevcrelj Im hill nosignoflifeSunda) as Russian Mm he ilnl urn appeal opdmistk air likely to liml when the) gel Into cause a further di mangled, bul .1 spokesman foi the ubmarlnei officials said mosi ol the vessel was "Regrettably, sometimes It's not us the Kursk Klebancn said there mi^hi 1 Ii Norwegian military said Sum mil Doodad In minutes when H went inn 1 ircumstances whii h determine be a body in the escape chamber, whethei .1 British mini submarine . ood shape down how the situation develops," be said, [Tie divers Ofeet thai arrived Saturda) would bi We confirm thai the hatch is thcsub 1 1 lililim Officials from the Russian navj rhe divers worked foi mosi ofthe below the surface ol the Barents Sea in the rescue operation Klebanm 1111,111, 1 !api I rland Raanes told I hi sixth ■ w in have .ill but ruled oui hope thai an] day and well into the night, fhej moving slowh, ba ause ol the said the escape hi bj telcphoni 1111,1 ol the crew remains alive nine days tried several times to wresi iht hati l> depth. Each dive was taking u dam. ■ is unlikel) the good thai thi ,ilU'i the Kursl sanl. i rippled bj .1 open with 11 :rane but failed Russia's hours, nav] officials said itniish MAM 11 unlit I,iii hon. McCain begins recovery following cancer surgery, eager to-return to campaign ByAUSABLACKWOOD Obviously, Senai (.linn Hospital through toda) 01 1 would likr in gel hat k 10 the fuesda) tvhile :. 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I his will expansion, which bualnaataa thai once existed al ii»' in- .111 ompilshed bj the reloi allon corner of North Manhattan .mil K State fans can look and addition ol the unlverell Anderson aVMIUta, Vatl MJ It Hunk men handise forward to." store is the aole HUViVOI she .ilsu s.iui iii.ii because ol Varnev 1 h.e. heen In AggievlUl Mel Shultz, employee oven rowdlng during home football Sinn-1908 ii Is expanding Into the games patrons will appreciate Ihe apace thai once housed the Campus i hangc Theatit .c heen so i ramped lot so "hs .i falriy extensive renova l lietvl Siehen. director ol the long," she said "Its .i large expan don," Ion l mn. general manager, \o:ii\illcBusiness tssoclaUon,said slon, which K State fans can look said i hope we'll have more displa) this expansion wul add to forward to in mi tease out sales, and out Aggievilies appearance Since ll moved Into llscurreni customers will Bnd ll moreeffldenl Anytime you have an expansion location m 1916, the building has to shop with us.' ni ih.ii magnitude, It's going to look undergone aboul seven remodeling Trie theatei i losed In sununei ol 10 nuns better than an emptj in expansion efforts l evln said the 1998 and Varnej ■ pun based the building,' Siebensaid "It's going to store has remained IUI i essful due to space that Decembet < onstruction beagreal addition.' us employees began In April 11 [he existing store will be Were fortunate to have people wh.ii we really wanted to revamped with .i new coJoi scheme working with us thai think thai expand was out square Footage foi and layout i evln said fine (ustomei aervii e is important dlsplaj merchandise, Levin said si.iiinnei\ .mil accessories will be .ml Hopefully, we do I • Ihe expansion will enhance the the Bret new products available in our customers the ».i\ we think it stores Interioi and will have no ihe new location. should be done .nut the waj the) resemblance to the theater, I evln additional merchandise will think ii she said Ita exterior, though, still will become available based on the Varnej s has three primar) BHS Construction feature .i movlt tl e iti i th i needs ol the public I evln said ihe locations In Manhattan, and ii also workers Wayne Mel shuli/. who has worked al current focus is on increasing the has i inliheiis bookstores in Ibpeka Davies. Leonardville, v,irne\ x tin s(\rn years, said she pace and i awrem e I evln said no Kan., and Homer Smith. Manhattan, nii-ses the theatei but isexdted \\i hope IM' i .m make .i bettei additional expansion plans exist, but place glue on slat about the move .liion. he said "There could ihe business will i ontinue to i hange wall Thursday at "it's ,i verj invigoratingcolot be additions ol products we didnl with the market Varney's Book Store. scheme It livens up Aggievilli have before "We'll i.ike advantage ol oppot The store's expansion said rhe overwhelming feeling is 'l |nst hope out customers enjo) (unities as ihey come around is expected to be i famil) building onto out what we're doing said l think we woik hard to trj done in early October. house i onstruction is set m he and do the right things." 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