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1 C\ Mddle Tennessee State Unversty SDELNES Contents On Campus Page 2a Year n Revew Page 2a Lawson's Agenda Page 6a June Anderson Page 1b Best'80s Moves Page 2b Baseball Splts Page 4b Stay Ft Page 6b Classfeds Page 7b Volume 73, Number 49 Murfreesboro, Tennessee Monday, Aprl 27,1998 n the Hews Grads prepare to enter work force 1-24 poses obstacle Those attendng the graduaton ceremones on Saturday, May 9, are advsed that 1-24 wll have one lane closed both east- and west-bound that day, accordng to MTSU Publc Safety offcals. Travelers are encouraged to plan for possble delays. Feast features food, fun The fourth annual Cajun Feast wll be held at Bubba and Kay Woodfn's 1013 E. Clark Boulevard home at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Aprl 30. The event wfll feature a gumbo supper and hve entertanment by Abe Manuel and the Cajuns. Former MTSU atbeletc drector John Stanford and crew wll do the cookng. The event s sponsored by the MTSU Rutherford County Alumn Chapter. All MTSU alumn and supporters n the communty are encouraged to attend. Reservatons should be made by Aprl 27. The cost s $5, whch can be pad at the door, and proceeds wll go toward endowng a scholarshp to MTSU for a Rutherford County resdent. For more nformaton, contact the MTSU Alumn Relatons offce at Fnance focus of semnar The frst annual Professonal Semnar on Planned Gvng for Professonal Advsors, desgned especally for attorneys. CPAs. and fnancal planners, wll be presented from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at MTSU on Thursday, May 14, n the MTSU Alumn Center. The regstraton deadlne s May 7, and there s no charge. The event s sponsored by the MTSU Foundaton, the Tommy T. Martn Char of nsurance and the Jennngs A. Jones Char of Excellence n Free Enterprse. t wll provde 2.5 hours of CEC and CLE credt Guest speakers wll be MTSU graduates Sandra V. Tral (1972), CPA and attorney of Tral and Tral n Murfreesboro and Steve Renner (1966), CLU of Renner & Flautt, nc., n Nashvlle. Tral wll speak on the forms of chartable bequests and what's new n planned gvng whle Renner wll address the practcal uses of popular chartable gfts. Holstc healng explored Anyone who s nterested n the healng arts s nvted to the MTSU campus for a day-long conference. The Healng Arts: Startng a Conversaton, on Saturday, May 16. lana Rubenfeld, a poneer n ntegratng psychotherapy and body work, wll be the mornng speaker. Afternoon workshops wll be held n a varety of subjects. Topcs nclude yoga and mndful lvng, polarty theory, acupuncture, sprtualty, healng touch, experental psychology, therapeutc massage, creatng a healng envronment for the dyng tme and art, movement and sound. The fee for the course s $83 per person, but MTSU students and faculty can attend for only $20. For more nformaton or to regster, please call the Dvson of Contnung Studes at d) Know somethng noteworthy happenng on campus? Call the Sdelnes news desk at or fax us at nformaton ean also be maled to box 42. _J amo rans sl.ll Approxmately 1,300 students wll x- graduatng from MTSU ths semester, nn how can all these students fnd a place n the job market? Temple Bennett, assstant drector (f the placement ld the kej t" fndng rch. But t' graduatng senors have not begun plannng vet, thej may have a dffcult tme fndng empl chng and lookng nto dff mpanes pro They don't wat unl graduaton "A lot dong t e; the last f g sm employ Yeah,yeah,yeah now s the nternet. Wth the nternet, students can search for a specfc job, cty or state. "t's lmtless what they can do," Bennett sad. One negatve element of the nternet s the number of stes avalable for job nformaton. A standard search for "job lstngs" usng (he Excte search engne produced 22,930 results However, some web ste provders have an area set up for employment seekers. Amerca Onlne, for example, has an area where people can search through job lstngs and a place where they can post ther resumes. The re also lets the person work through an exercse to determne what type of job he should look for, how to prepare an mpressve resume, how to successful ntervew and how to rmne what salary he should ke tudents who wsh to get a head.km can use the h "ters a '.! h the Vcke Gbson/slafl "George Harrson" and "John Lennon" harmonze durng the 1964 The Trbute concert Frday afternoon behnd Peck Hall. Exhaustve research nto costumes, harcuts, speakng and sngng voces, stage movements and facal expressons have made these Beatles mtators as authentc as possble Top speakers hghlght fnancal conference J S l reports Students studyng busness or fnance wll not want to mss the Unversty Fnancal ndustry Conference on Frday, May 8. The conference wll feature some of the regon's top personnel n the feld. The guests wll nclude a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the former char of the FDC, the charman and CEO of Frst Tennessee Natonal Corporaton and the lawyer who recently argued and won the "common bond" case before the U.S. Supreme Court. "Ths has become a sgnfcant and hghly respected event at MTSU," sad Wllam F. Ford, holder of the Weatherford Char and conference coordnator. "That opnon has been expressed by many of the fnancal executves and entrepreneurs who have partcpated n prevous conferences, comng from as far away as Alabama and Kentucky." Ths conference wll be of partcular nterest to anyone nvolved n fnancal servces ndustry, Ford sad, ncludng bankers, executves of thrft nsttutons, nsurance compan es, brokeraj other types The conference wll the Garden Plaza Hotel n Murfreesboro wth regstraton a contnental breakfast at 7 15 m program wll begn at 8 15 a m and wll end at 2 p.m. Edward W. Kelley Jr., governor on the Board of Governor of the Federal Reserve System, wll be the noon keynote speaker He wll be ntroduced by Rck Tgert Hefer, former char of the FDC and now senor fellow of the Brookngs nsttuton. Kelley was sworn n Aprl 20, 1990, to a full term as a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, endng Jan. 31, Pror to that he served as a board member begnnng n 1987 fllng an unexpred term. Prevously, Kelley was charman of the Board of nvestment Advsors nc. n Houston, and before that, presdent and CEO of Kelley ndustres. nc., a holdng company wth subsdares n manufacturng, dstrbuton and busness servces. Kelley earned hs Please see CONFERENCE, page 4 MTSU May Graduates by Colleges Basc and Appled Busness Educaton Mass Comm. Lberal Arts Graduate Studes offce and have ther resumes stored n the offce's computers. When employers call the offce lookng for a certan poston to be flled, the offce wll search the database for qualfed students and release the nformaton to the employer. Employers can then call the student and set up ntervews or make further nqures drectly. But plannng ahead s stll the key, Bennett sad. "We assst our graduates and we encourage them to regster wth us before they graduate about three semesters pror to ther graduaton," Bennett sad. The placement offce s located n the Keathley Unversty Center 328. Smokng volatons can jeopardze jobs -1 <nlc N.N sl.ll and staff members may be rsk, than ther health when they smoke n m.n-desgnated areas. They could be jeopardzng ther jobs. '".Smokng n non-desgnated areas may he regarded as a wllful safety volaton whch requres mmedate dscharge," accordng to unversty dscplnary pro Barbara Haskew, vce presdent for Academc Affars, sad ths ssue brought up wth the Faculty Senate after the Academc Affars offce kept recevng complants about smokng volat ns Haskew dscussed the ssue wth the Lason Commttee and that s when she was made aware of the polcy concernng dscharge. am concerned that ths may not he well known to chars and deans and faculty and staff." Haskew sad, "and that some may unwttngly volate t and place themselves n jeopardy." Regardless, smokng and the governance of smokng are becomng ssues on campus On Jan. 12, the Faculty Senate passed a resoluton to re-evaluate the smokng polcy. The resoluton was brought to the floor by Alce Mlls, an assstant professor of bology, after beng suggested by Joyce Mller, bology lab coordnator. "We're supposed to n- provdng a healthy envronment for our student.-.'' Mller sad. "and. to mo. smokng s just the worst thng you can do " Secondhand smoke s the prmary rn accordng to Mller. She Bach on gutar ponted out two nstances whch partcularly concern her. Frst-floor bathrooms should not allow smokng, she sad, because dsabled students have to use those facltes. Faculty members who smoke n ther offces wthout closng the doors are also causng a problem, accordng to Mller. Even when faculty members do close ther doors, the ar s recrculated throughout the buldng, exposng the occupants to secondhand smoke. Mller added. "My man goal s to get smokng stopped on campus," Mller sad. "(Smokng) s just lke carryng a loaded gun." After recevng the resoluton. Presdent James Walker turned the request over to Wendy Thompson, legal assstant to the presdent, to look for possble legaltes. "MTSU must follow state laws requrng that all buldngs have desgnated smokng area," Thompson sad, "unless a federal law specfcally apples." The Faculty Senate has formed a commttee to evaluate the smokng polcy and possbly ntroduce a new one. Ths evaluaton s expected to begn next school year, accordng to Chrstan Haseleu, current presdent of the Faculty Senate. The commttee wll be charged to he sure (MTSU] has the most approprate laws," Thompson sad. "Barbara Haskew s gong to survey [MTSlTs] programs to see f we have any that would apply." Vcke Gbson/staff Mary Ackerman, rght, shows Chrstopher Oorsey. left, some tps on hand postonng durng the master class n classcal gutar whch she and Stanley Yates conducted Saturday n the musc hall at the Wrght Musc Buldng.

2 _ Page 2a On Campus To have nformaton placed n the On Campus secton of the paper, conn- by the "Sdelnes" offce, located n ]UB Ml), and fll out a form located on the table by the door. nformaton must be submtted n person. The deadlne for Monday's paper s Thursday at 5 p.m. The deadlne for Thursdays paper s Monday at > p.m. A new form must be flled out for each edton or the nformaton l'll not be run. May 1 A gospel concert featurng Lsa Page from Wtness and other chors wll be presented ;t 7 p.m. n Brght Temple Church ul (Kd n ("hest n Shelbyvlle The Church << God n Chrsl R ual on Campus t transportaton students attendng. nformaton contact Cory McGeeal B May 2 LDSSA Latter-Day Sants Student Assocaton nvtes everyone t" "The Truth About Mormans" featurng guesl ker Mr Allen Congratulatons Graduatng Students U dollar throw a cream member of AOTt^jrorty V Aprl 27 9am 2pm nuc c 0. All proceed J V;^rt r ^0k Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Lookng forward and rememberng the past Events that made headlnes ths year Slafl Report. Ths was a busy year for MTSU, full of celebraton n athletcs and complcaton n academcs. Some of the ssues have drfted away wth tme, whle others have been pushed off untl next year. Ths s a glmpse at some hghlghts of the year. Tuton and enrollment rses Tuton went up sx percent startng nl the fall semester makng t the est tuton ncrease n the hstory of nversty, but that dd not seem to the flow of students. ffset the cuts to the hgher b get made by Governor Don nut on at all Tennessee Board of TBR) nsttutons went up sx th ncrease dd not seem to n the flow of students MTSU. Enrollment went up n th fall makng MTSU the n the TBR system. loes have a nrollment "We Clff Gll lent llment n. dded that "we shmen t' TO DA 1 we don't have classes for them." Bomb squad blows up package The MTSU Postal Offce receved a large tckng package last November and the Tennessee Hghway Patrol Bomb Squad was called to the scene. After evacuatng Keathley Unversty Center, the THP backed a steel traler wth a large explosve-dsposal barrel on top of t down the mal ramp n the back of the buldng. The package was loaded nto the barrel, taken to a remote feld and detonated. t was later dscovered that the tckng object was actually a battery-powered metronome, a tckng devce used by muscans for rhythm, beng sent to a student wth some other tems. "'ve been here almost 21 years, maybe once or twce has t ever gone ths far," sad Elzabeth Laner Patty, post offce mal manager. " apologze for the nconvenence, but we just can't take the chance of students gettng hurt." Proposal to cut hours wthdrawn n lght of the TBR's decson to lower the number of requred unts to graduate from 128 to 120, MTSU offcals consdered a smlar proposal of ts own that would lower the mnmum graduaton requrements from 132 to 128. The proposal was later wthdrawn and put on hold after TBR's decson to lower ts requred hours. Accordng to Barbara Haskew, vce dent for Academc Affars, one of the Prces A Student Can Afford! Penny Pager Student Rate Alpha Pager <e cllular onnecton Pager for a Penny. Unlmted pages No contract No credt checks Trade- A-elcome. Pagers as low as... Cent tld actvaton Free actvaton on compettors pagers Wde varety of color pager cases and pager safety chans. Local pagng servce. $4. 62 wth vald student D Free sports, weather, and news updates Receve messages on your pager wthout callng to get them Alpha pagers startng at. $49.^ plus 110 actvaton GEORGETOWN SQUARE W. Northfeld at Broad St. Murfreesboro MTSU rale requres student or faculty D Penny pager requres $25 actvaton tee and 3 months servce a: actrvatcn Other restrctons may apply & quantys may be lmted Jason Mazzo/staff On Tuesday, October 28, a crane knocked a 15- by 20-foot hole n the north wall of the nataorum. The crane was beng used on the new football stadum press box. reasons MTSU's proposal was not pushed forward was because she had been "watng to see what would happen wth (TBR's] proposal." Please see YEAR, page 3 eclectc closet a.k.a. brng *n'buy uxmens. mets ** lnfcge clcthnj) 615-S93-SS97 25 Sculh Publc Square Murfreesbcrc. N 371."JO Open 10-6 Men-Sat Need Cash? Po Buy Ccthts! call fcr clak fa* RESTAURANT & LOUNGE E. Man St. Murfreesboro TN (615) & v]2^ m OPEN TUES - SAT 4P.M. - 2A.M. Take another month off ths summer! No, we're not gvng you your own personal tme warp What we are gvng you s you can fnsh perfectng your tan lnes. The Shurgard Dfference! n Heated and cooled unts n Convenent locaton n Wde drveways n State-of-the-art camera securty n Fenced permeter wth securty lghtng n Movng supples boxes, tape, locks... and more! ONE MONTH FREE when you prepay the other three! No hassles. No more luggng your stuff home. No kddng. SHURGARD STORAGE www ctysearch com/nas/shurgard M Frankln llu \ ' 310 N. Thompson Lane Stones Rver Drop t off on your vay home. Pck t up n August! Good only at our Stones Rver Mall locaton. Call for detals. SPECAL STUDENT DSCOUNT CALL TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE

3 Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Page 3a YEAR contnued from page 2 After TBR decded to lower the requred number of hours needed to graduate, Haskew contacted the standards commttee to sec f t wanted to reconsder ts agenda. On Jan. 16, the commttee voted 5-3 to recommend that the 132 requred mnmum hours for graduaton reman as t s MTSU gets new mascot The new athletc logo and mascot were released on.an. 17 at a basketball game aganst Tennessee State 'nver.-t v The wnged horse. Lghtnng, replaced Ole Blue but students reacton to the change vared '"[The new mascot) s agreeable, but t's not what would have pcked." sad - Red, speaker ol the House "Everyone 've talked <> seems to love the logo but thej an not as excted about the mascot." Lady Raders wn OVC n dramatc fashon, tn Lad) Radera basketball team earned an automatc bd to the NCAA u rnamenl by d featng "]' Martn 59- alley ment Man Nashvlle Are! The Lady R ders.. matched up aganst Duke n the frst round of the NCAA Tournament "t's tournament tme." Lady Rader head coach Stephan) Smth sad. "Anythng can happen" Even wth a huge effort on the part of the Lady Raders, they lost to Duke n the frst round. (top) (left) (rght) Carlta Elder steals the ball at md court durng the frst game of the OVC basketball tournament. The Lady Raders won the OVC ttle and receved an automatc bd to the NCAA. The new mascot. Lghtnng, became the unversty's frst offcal mascot when he was ntroduced durng halftme at a basketball game aganst Tennessee State Unversty on Jan. 17. Ole Blue entertans a young fan durng hs last few days as mascot EXPERENCE NASC4B AT TS BEST! % BE APART OF OUR WNNNG TEAM! Aeca n For An Applcaton Drvers /msa" Fualars aa> sun Pt Crew B.s*«-* Mechancs -- Starters -o.--, Raceweer P Cashers Come see ttte Dales, tre Jeffs, the Labontes, the Pettys. D.W.. and More. Apply M-F Broadwayf 3rd Ave. The Rde of Your Lfe! WWAV E. Man St, Murfreesboro, TN (615) l!m M < [!/!«fleg &sr 8S OPEN TUES - SAT 4P.M. - 2A.M. THS YEAR A LOT OF COLLEGE SENORS WLL BE GRADUATNG NTO DEBT. Under the Army's Loan Repayment program, you could get out from under wth a three-year enlstment. Each year you serve on actve duty reduces your ndebtedness by one-thrd or $1,500, whchever amount s greater, up to a $65,000 lmt. The offer apples to Perkns Loans, Stafford Loans, and certan other federally nsured loans, whch are not n default. And debt relef s just one of the many benefts you'll earn from the Army. Ask your Army Recruter. ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE ':: Er.jcr/ed Pap BEST SELLERS MYSTERY SCENCE FCTON CHLORENS HORROR CLASSCS ROVANCH. ETC TRADE APPROX. 2 FOR 1 OR YOUBU> \T W PRCE BOOK RACK (oft the square) 122 S. Maple St Our Prces * Make n e Pll E oner To X health. no H experts Brth ' ' > Test* ana! utvm plls Swallow Nand the ' prces nd. And most C A ' ' appts n n week. Phuncd Pttrcuthnod of Mddle N Mdtown NashvlU 412 ) B. Todd Bnaknrd l'h 6H J2 T?5 New \-XK lnten."* B lljtlng Pece Th: '!' «' 8M u*.&*00 4 [J)f\\ Summer Jobs &,***"' Vn«^ A BG Shoeless Joe's Sports Cafe - u New Upscale Hgh Volume. Dynamc Restaurant s ntervewng qualfed applcants wth past food servce experence. f you would lke to be pan of ths new concept, please vst the Garden Plaza Hotel Old Fort Parkway, Murfteesboro or call to schedule an ntervew. Banquet Cook Servers Sous Chef Host People Lne Cooks 1850 Old Fort Parkway Murfteesboro, TN Campus Recreaton's Outdoor Pursuts Program Clmbng Wall Outdoor Equpment Rental Lookng for personabl< nts. Pror outdoor experence s helpful -wll tran Afternoon, evenng and v\ llable hours weekly Sgn up n the Recreaton Cente and attend the group sesson on Wed. Aprl 29th (a 4:30pm For more nformaton, call Sherry at Make every day Mother's Day COLLECT

4 _ Page 4a Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Slan leader's wfe calls Ray's death 'a tragedy' The bard of the 'Boro Paul Newkrn AP ATLANTA.James Earl Ray's death s tragc because the truth about Martn Luther Kng Jr.'s death wll never be known. Kng's wdow sad Thursday "Ths s a tragedy, not only for Mr. Ray and hs famly, hut also for llu- entre naton." Coretta Scott Kng sad n a statement. A tral "would have produced new revelatons about the assassnaton as well as the facts concernng Mr. Kay's nnocence." she sad Mrs. Kng members of her famh supported Ray's nnocence and ns quest tral. Earler ths month, she went to Washng! n and spent two hours wth Atto Janet Reno pressng R Presdent Clnt to meet wth Mr.- > her ar evde wtnes gult Mrs K... full : the assas wth tl >ubp evd pros -\V l not onv ' oat for the entre naton." she sad. "We are more determned than ever to fnd the truth about ths tragedy, whch has had such a profound mpact on our socety. "t s regrettable that Mr. Kay was dened hs day n court, but the Amercan people have a rght to the truth about ths tragedy, and we ntend to do everythng we can to brng t to lght." Mrs. Kng was accompaned the trp to Wa hngton by her younger son. ). former Unted Naton.- ambassador and Kng confda row Young. nvest " K 1.,\ wth. : Wllan a m the - THRONEBERRY APARTMENTS Convenece, Style & Affordabmy Corusmjcred, Owned & Managed by are only a matter of choce! ^uford Throneberry & famly Holly Park & Park V Wndrush & Applegate Rosewood Pne Park & Brchwood Oak Park,, & Gateway 1211 Hazelwood M us for your apartment needs nt. :' the behalf of Ray, and Dexter vsted hm n prson the next month. When Ray sad he dd not kll Kng, the assassnated leader's son repled. " beleve you." Kng was shot by a snper Aprl , whle on the balcony of the Lorrane Motel n Memphs. Ray pleaded gulty but soon recanted and clamed he had been set up to be a scapegoat. The Kngs and others have sad the naton needs to know for sure whether Kng was the vctm of a conspracy. Dexter Kng sad recently that polls ndcate a large majorty of Amercans doubt the ral story that Ray acted alone He.-ad a new nqury ad be conducted "so once and ll, ths can be put to rest." me Kng assocates who nspracy ponted to n the years alter hs hat the FB, under then-. ar Hoover, sped ssed Kng. the motve, moblt 0& RESTAURANT S, louhgt 2111 E Mam St Murl J615)86775!, OPEN TUES - SAT 4P.M. - 2A.M. au m E Kate Wse/staff Englsh major Ed Sullvan shares an orgnal poem at Wednesday's Poetry Slam X. More than 150 people turned out to share poetry. Each reader was allowed fve mnutes n front of the mc. CONFERENCE contnued from page 1 bachelor's degree n hstory from Rce Unversty and a master's from Harvard Busness School. Hefer wll speak earler that mornng at 9 a.m.. followed by dscusson. A natve of rna -he wll be ntroduced by her sster, Rutherford County Executve Nancy rmer Allen. Klter was the frst woman to head a, bank regulatory n the U.S., servng "H to She was a member of the mmttee on bankng supervson that ( \ottmflham y\partments reenland nt apartments avalable convenently located ssfrom,\ur;->(: v VtUc- m Eu D\ 535 W. Mam 5 x 8's developed the core prncples that establshed the frst nternatonal standards for bankng supervson. Hefer receved her bachelor's degree from Vanderblt Unversty, her master's degree from Unversty of North Carolna and her doctorate from the Unversty of Chcago Law School. The conference s beng sponsored by NatonsBank and MTSU's Weatherford Char of Fnance. The cost s $15 per person whch can be made n advance by mal. Regstraton for the conference should be receved no later than Aprl 29. Faculty, staff and busness students may attend free of charge f they regster by deadlne. 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6 ''"': ' ONONS "Were t left for me to decde whether zve should have a government wthout newspaper*, or newspapers wthout a government, should not hestate a moment to prefer the latter." Thomas Jefferson Page 6a Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Summer: boot camp for lfe The end of am tl Hy approachng. And mosl s, or other hgher beng months. Fall s see frutful past and : tme to hbernate n " rejuvenates the S] lazy. For mam meld nto.1 San 1 furntu W to be.1 ; Year whle mak. t could be seen. n of one's lfe whle takn a long tme. t would be a great t tak hobby, travel, get n snap* eer work, meet 1 people or just take tme oft to organze for the upcomng school year. Man students must work a job or two and save for tuton tor the upcomng school year. hat s admrable and defntely worthwhle. But, for most, tme stll exsts for a sde project at the least. Tor students, summer could be compared to the "ott season" n professonal athletcs. Thnk of t as a preseason tranng camp. Got a grpe? 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MTSU,,,,.,, TN or drop them off at the "Sdelnes" offce n JUB Room Theft of ths newspaper s u crme and punshable by law. x±d EOHCH ONE S CONGRESS WLLNG TO STOP KPS FROM SMOKNG P Studen ;ogzes for rres bltes of studo manager '" the has feature Dance Partes ' L\ E people flter n a ll TV sn l throughout the nght, a always a tremendous a or not, an e\ enl lke much plannng < mon and sgnatures are m securl \ approval from members s need,. : o m the ffcal campus event" - requred for use of the stu lo manager Matt >ld S< hool tl hours before Hs reason for because he about the days pr ' lugh the event 3). You're low dd tn.' ; n >w about ths! because Matt the ttle "studo don't assume that he nd the studo. n fact when hm to do h- job and nlock the doors to the studo, s nowhere to bo found. Channel 8 try to Malbox call/page hm. he doesn't return ther calls. After four weeks of plannng, had permssson from Channel 8's faculty advsor Bob Spres, programmng manager Nc Dugger, student events drector Gna Poff and Murfreesboro polce. Not knowng about the "Old School Dance Party" s nobody's fault but Matt James". f he would have responsbly done hs job, then he would have heard about t a long tme ago. would lke to apologze to the campus for the rresponsbltes of Channel 8's studo manager Matt James. Bryan Dhgo producer "The Creep Show" and the "Old School Dance Party" rado/tv-" management Lawson begns settng SGA agenda Jason Lawson SGA Presdentelect Now that the dec s tme to get to work nl men! and T general onsbl oper sel lngs tn well conduct own hall me ' campus meda efl communcaton w th th : own hall meetngs wll be 11 n advance of! he pre-- secretary wll e presdents of each ampus n order to thn the meetng to ar n the a bll requrng each : ator to work at least one hour utsdo ol legslatve unmttee dutes and se rch plan use ths Lh nators pn r. at - tha v ' up. hout tn-' n the h our duty fll ra of the mal r the >u rt. nverstv standng commttees and any vacances n the Senate for the next year. These decsons wll be made ths summer. f you are nterested n applyng for one of these postons, please come bv the SGA offce or gve me a call at plan to offcally move nto the SGA offce on May 6. Upon movng n, there wll be a specal place set asde for communcaton. Any person on ths campus who has a problem wth anythng that has to do wth MTSU s encouraged to come n and fll out a short report for me. The SGA wll use these to pursue justce n your ndvdual stuaton, and also place t wth the responses from the communcaton actvtes of the press secretary. These wll be used to set the SGA's agenda n the upcomng 3 ear There s no person on ths campus who do not consder a frend. f you have any concern, or just want to say hello, my door s always open to you. Vst meat KUC 208 or call t am not n. wll return your call at the earlest possble tme. Thanks for your support and cooperaton Affrmatve acton more than just an ssue of race, gender _1 ' CM. >!Yll{lll 111-* Many people fal to realze that affrmatve acton the polcy tha allows decson makers to consder factors beyond strct qualfcatons when decdng whether to hre an employee or enroll a student exs many forms. One of the frst questons on many college applcatons asks whether the applcant has a famly member who attends or attended the school, t the answer s yes, t becomes a factor that helps the applcant's chance of admsson. That's affrmatve acton Many state-run colleges and unverstes lmt the number of out ofstate students they accept to make way for those who are the sons and daughters of n-state taxpayers. That, too, s affrmatve acton. Dtto for any jobs a relatve or frend of the famly helps you acqure People who are quck to hash, affrmatve acton should back away and look at how much they have done on ther own accord, and compare that vn t on to the benefts th 1 from affrmath Tha ntlj Pennsylvana Slat e [Jnverst). when 'enn State Y unj Vme ns For Fn ed n nvl Wa d ' < nnerl speak about tn nerlj. a black man w ho Unversty ol ('al forna Boa rd of Regenl.- ronv n ed maj h reg nts n ) to end the unve use ol race as a means ol adms Fe spoke convncngly about th among race.-, n Amer Dffcul abound despte govern level the playng feld, he sad quotas and set asdes serve onlj promote racsm and dscord and must!* abolshed, he sad. n part, Conner!} rrect. Racal quotas are ndeed a bad dea. The dvde people bv the same arbtran characterstc of race that they am to. vercome. Another nherent message n quotas s that whte guys lke me are plottng to make sure that mnortes reman powerless But Connerly's vews, lke those of many who are eager to elmnate affrmatve acton, stopped short of proposng a workable soluton. Asde from people talng to realze how they've benefted from affrmatve acton, another tn uble wth the natonal debate s ths: People want to end quotas and sel asdes, but. at the same tme, are falng to support publc schools t s on that racal quotas could be phased out. but! only p blc schools pck up the gne f publc schools ved the proper support and needed fundng, namely, a redstrbuton of tax revenue to beneft all schools equally. Then the rch wouldn't have good schools and the poor had ones Please see ACTON, page 7a

7 Monday, Aprl 27,1998 fltelfc flfttbmulfs u*> rk o* y<»o lo^..6 n 1Z ««r* W) Page 7a The lteral s alve and well and dong the mambo J U ( (N My contnuous quest n search of the lteral as opposed to the cuttng edge may have at last brought me to the deal place. There s such a desre n the Unted States to be on the cuttng edge n moves, n art, n desgn, n magaznes, n advertsng that the lteral has become a vanshng speces. The lteral the plan, the straghtforward, the means-whatt-says, sad-wthout-a-wnk s dsappearng. f there's not an mpled smrk, a bult-n sneer, an dea has lttle chance of catchng on. At least that's how t ncreasngly seems. So as pulled up to my hotel, had the dstnct and pleasng feelng that may have arrved at the lteral captal of the world. The hotel's phlosophy was spelled out n a seres of sgns that greeted the arrvng traveler on the access road. These were lke the old Burma Shave sgns meant to be read one after another. Here they are the specfcs of the hotel's credo: "Smles...nstead of blank looks." "Warmth...nstead of nsncerty." "Courtesy...nstead of beng mpolte." "Understandng...nstead of closed mnd." 'Frendlness...nstead of rudeness." "Patence...nstead of arguments." "Helpfulness...nstead of not carng." "Respect nstead of ndfference." - "Attenton...nstead of neglect." "Apprecaton...nstead of thanklessness." Now...all of ths s so lteral that was half nclned to beleve t was all a mean joke, meant to make fun of the very concepts t was promotng. Any establshment can promote tself as beng warm, but "Warmth...nstead of nsncerty"? How rght-on-the-nose, how non-cuttng-edge, can you be? And "Courtesy...nstead of beng mpolte"? 1 lelpfulness...nstead of not carng"? Have you ever more lteral phrases n your lfe? certanly >ed the sgns meant what they sad, or ths "ld turn out to be the most sarcastc trck of all. Apparently the road sgns were real because slogans, arranged n the same order, were the walls nsde, n at least two dfferent places. But the thng that really made me feel as f had arrved at the world epcenter of lteralness was the Southern Regonal Unted States Ballroom Scholarshp Champonshps. The ballroom dancng champonshps were beng held n one of the hotel's conference rooms. Most of the contestants competng for dance scholarshps were women who appeared to be n ther 60s and 70s; some were sad to be n ther 80s, and one n her 90s. They all had been accompaned here from around the country by ther dancng nstructors (most of them men who appeared to be 30 or 40 years younger than the students). The women wore ball gowns, even n the daytme; the men wore costumes that almost cred out "bolero." Brackets ncluded the "nternatonal Prelmnary Bronze Tango," the "Slver Waltz," the "2-Dance Samba/Mambo" and the "Merged Peabody" (ths last one sounded entrely too potentally cuttng edge, and perhaps even extralegal, to me, and as a precauton closed my eyes when t began). t was teeth-chatterng cold n the ballroom, but the offcal program was qute lteral n explanng why: "Contrary to popular belef, there s no Arctc lfe n the ballroom. The ballroom temperature wll be modfed for the comfort of the dancers, not the spectators. f you are a spectator, we suggest you brng a wrap for comfort." Lkewse the rules for the "Mss Elegance and Mr. Gentleman Awards": "The Mss Elegance and Mr. Gentleman demeanor s one of refnement and grace n dsplayng good manners toward others." n ths most lteral of places, t seemed only approprate that the man restaurant was an allyou-can-eat buffet. Havng survved the freezng ballroom and apprecated the ntrcaces of the "Basc Socal Ease Cha Cha," obedently...no, gratefully...stood n lne for my evenng meal. t mght as well have been mmortalzed on road sgns: "Meat loaf...nstead of pork pattes." "Creamed corn...nstead of spnach." "Banana cake...nstead of fudge cake." (All rght, all rght we mght as well be honest as well as lteral. Banana cake n addton to fudge cake). ACTON contnued from page 6a hools were equal, everyone would have uvalent educaton, and Amerca would not lepend upon affrmatve acton to make up for past talngs n the educatonal system. Predct -never ths plan s proposed. many crtcs of affn cton bellow: "How dare rats tell us how to run our schools! Besd n't fx a problem by throwng money at t'" Just n poverty-strcken Abe Lncoln was rumored to have done hs school work on the back of a shovel by candlelght doesn't mean t s all rght for schools to be grossly unequal stll today. My parents are teachers. Ask them whether money makes a dfference n the classroom. Some of the texts my dad teaches from are older than me. Money does make a dfference f socology textbooks don't deal wth the ssue of dvorce n our socety, hstory books end wth Vetnam, and teachers have 35 kds n one class. t s ths contradcton n polcy between schools and affrmatve acton that needs to be addressed by Connerly and hs supporters before the ssue of racal quotas. "YOUR SGA NEEDS YOU" SGA needs traffc court ustces, publc defenders, publc relatons specalsts, and students to serve n varous capactes. Get nvolved wth the largest student organzaton at MTSU. Stop by our offce at KUC, Room 208 Phone:2464 St dent Government Assocaton Mddle Tennessee State Unversty MORE t THAN A V 2 w USED CD " STORE! A «Mj WE BUY, SELL, TRADE: CDs TAPES VDEOS VDEO GAMES RECORDS g y 8 TRACKS H MUSC BOOKS POSTERS s s 2 Locatons Murfreesboro M 230 Stones Rver Mall Blvd. (Next to El Chcos) ,2 W. L ytle St M w 1 F M A T3 A S S3 o \ JHH^ t

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9 r Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Page lb After t ns Monday, Aprl 27 Jon Zadck & The )/' Corporaton play 3rd & ; V/ Lndsley at 8 p.m. ld The Bluebloods, wth Mke Henderson, Glen Worf, John Jarvs and John Gardner, play the Bluebrd at 9:30 p.m Hypnol Trojan She Spr Tuesday, Aprl 28 "Cnderella" wl performed. llo Opera at 7 he T : ( enter. T from Sl dent vlable at :!l,v:-() re the show. l> n superttles sf UKVt Women's Center founder June Anderson left behnd a legacy that's stll mportant J Susan McMakan sl.ll When June Sutton Anderson arrved at MTSU n 1958, few people realzed the mpact the professor would later have on the unversty. They ddn't know she would eventually become the namesake for the Women's Center that she helped found n 1977 and that she would establsh an nfluental group on campus called Concerned Faculty and Admnstratve Women (CFAW). But she was recognzed as dfferent from the start Anderson, who taught hgh school scence at nner-cty Nashvlle -. graduated to college and chose MTSU. She was hred as the lorn- woman n the chemstry and physcs department, a dstncton n than 30 years of dstngushed servce to : "Jun r< ally remarkable,"' declared Sarah Bshop, a ter. "Anybody that you talk to. any of her her thngs lke 'tenacous' and a 'pstol.'" me was academcally nclned, Anderson, born n a famly of college graduates. However, h Sutton Anderson, were overwhelmngly d's a ademc nclnatons A ho qut school n the eghth grade to legraph operator, and her mother, who 3, lved n the small Tennessee. Unversty legree n '. lle the same -' ; '-.legree bul dffcult major n t made lfj/^1 The S t A Staton [n 0 m 1 "eces submtted fo he Center for the Arts h school art competton wll go on dsplay. The pantngs wll be on dsplay untl May 23. The contest wnner, whch wll be wd on playblls, wll be announced May 17. Wednesday, Aprl 29 Tm Carroll. Butterfly Bullet, and Hal Newman plaj 3rd and Lndsley at '> p.m. The Wooten Brothers play at 9 p.m. lable to follow h t on, :ded to push her female stud for women lke engneerng, math uld >w her to MTSU. "She understood the struggles non-tradt planed Bshop After her frst four years at MTS', she took pursue her doctorate. n 1964, she became Dr. Anders al grant-n-ad leave and completng her classes n at Florda State Unversty. She returned to MTS' after compl tng post Unversty of Arkansas under a grant from the Nato Foundaton She was made a full professor of chemstry n : n the mdst of encouragng MTS' women to follow ther d Anderson began to notce tl.t! nt profle was changng The Please see ANDERSON, page 2b ABOVE: An early photo of June Anderson. Photos provded LEFT: Anderson's mother, Lelah Sutton Anderson, vews a plaque placed n the campus day care n memory of her daughter. BELOW: June Anderson makes a demonstraton n a chemstry lab. m &j JoeSatran plays 328 Performance Hall at 8 p.m. Tckets are $17.50 n advance and $20 at the door. The Wall Wlkns Band plays the Bluebrd at 9:30 p.m. ' W E <^ The Ventlators play Sprngwater at 9 p.m. Thursday, Aprl 30 Rodney Carrngton s performng at Zane's at 8:30 p.m. Tckets are $15. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. u The Southern Women's Show opens at the Nashvlle Conventon Center and contnues every day through May 3. Donatons wll be taken for the Amercan Red Cross Nashvlle Area Chapter Dsaster Relef Fund for the recent tornadoes that ht Nashvlle. The Boys from Kentucky plays the Staton nn. Nashvlle nsttute for the Arts Songwrters Nght 1998 wll take place at 328 Performance Hall startng at 8 p.m. Tckets are $12 n advance and $15 at the door. Tckets for the preparty and the show are $35. Lsa Dale Danels, Gene Nelson, Jm Robnson and Carol Ann Ethrdge play the Bluebrd at 9:30 p.m. The Lennon Murphy Band W2\ plays 3rd & Lndsley at 9 M p.m. jse drect any vment nfarmaf [ SJdfeltnea?' Featawas desk a* SNM s the hottest show on WMTS Scan Wh.U rf.fl semester." Mont" Gholston Jr., who WMTS, hooked up a chance for them Morelle stated that th gh the veteran of the crew, s a to co-host a major concert. The artsts Do you lsten to MTSU's rado antcpatng a career n sp lng ndustry major who performed at the concert were staton, WMTS (88.3)? Well, f so, 'm sue you have heard the sounds of one of hottest shows on the staton, SNM (whch stands for Sean, Nappy, Mont. SNM s a very popular show, whch s nfluenced by hp hop musc. The DJ's are Sean Morelle, Nappy Wlson, and Lamont "Mont" Gholston broadcastng, he would consd career n rado, but only wth hs partners, Wson and Gholston Nappy Wlson, a junor recordng ndustry major from Memphs, s responsble for the contnuous hp hop mxes you hear on the show. Wlson started spnnng three years ago, from Lousvlle, K> Gholston saw an n Sdelnes" last semester for DJs He looked nto t and got an nternshp He nterned under Walt Grer for two months before takng over the show When a.-ked hs reasons for gettng nto rado. Gholston repled, "1 Bone Thugs N Harmony, SWV. mmature and Scarface at the Muncpal Audtorum n Nashvlle. When SNM got out on stage the crowd gave them a warm welcome. They hyped up the crowd before the artsts came out. "t was so dope to see the crowd Jr. Ths tro brngs humor and a workng magc on the turntables at got nto rado mostly because of my get hype over people they ddn't even contnuous stream of hp hop hts to partes. love of musc but also because t was know yet," sad Morelle. "t was an campus rado. Wlson sad he got nto rado for an opportunty to get nto the musc unbeatable hgh " Sean Morelle s a senor RATV Journalsm major from Utca, NY., who s now nto hs frst semester as a rado DJ. Morelle sad what he lkes most about dong rado s that WMTS gves them a lot of freedom on the arwaves, whch sn't common for most rado statons. Although he lkes the freedom, Morelle wshes that the studo was bgger. He also dslkes the exposure to the recordng ndustry. Popularty s also a beneft that came along. Wlson sad that what he lkes most about rado s beng lve on the ar. He added that he lkes formats the least. When asked what he brngs to the show, Wlson repled, "Phlava and the N n SNM." Wlson's plans for the future are to become an audo and vdeo producer. busness " Gholston s currently lookng nto an nternshp at WGZB n Lousvlle. Later he plans to start hs own conglomerate "f that doesn't work out," Gholston joked. "'ll work wth Sean and Nappy at KF(' Gholston s also wnkng on a complaton album wth some a rusts n Lousvlle. "t makes you say, 'WOW,"sad Gholston. "t warms the depths of your soul." Morelle.-ad the best thng about workng wth a group s that you always have somethng to do. "You never get bored," he sad. ston sad the best thng a workng as a group s that the; always someone there to tell you when dong somethng wrong fact that one of hs partners, Nappy, s He also plans to launch hs own Beng some of WMTS's h "You don't have to do all the work." n a dfferent room. entertanment company, Kelazh DJ's comes wth a lot of perks Som Wlson joked. Morelle decrbes hs experence on Entertanment. benefts nclude exposure, lnks to the SXM wll be around for a whle. the rado as, 'The Bomb." Wlson sad that hs nfluences are recordng ndustry, guests appearance h ther last show Monday from 2-4 "Workng wth Sean and Nappy s God, hs mother, Premer, Pete Rock, at clubs and partes and free musc p n Also look for the SXM mx tapes a great experence," he sad. " can't D-Dot, Angellette, C-Luv, Kng Brtt, One of the bggest benefts w as when n the fall. f you love hp hop, then wat to pursue the show next Deep Dsh and Meshell N'degeocello. Shane Martn, promotons drector at SXM s where ts at!

10 : - 1 Page 2b Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Scorsese's 'Ragng Bull' s the absolute best '80s move, Jared Wlson The Move Guy Two weeks ago, recommended "Ctzen Kane" on vdeo and mentoned that t has been generally accepted as the greatest flm of all tme. Tha gol me thnkng. What are the very best moves from the 80s, tle decade of my chldhood? had to peruse every page of "lalhwoh's Flm and Vdeo Gude," hut managed to comple a lst of what, n my opnon, are the very best 80s moton pctures. Below. 've lsted them year by year, and followng that, are my revews for mj Top -1 of the 1980s. 1980: ' K sha Ordnary People" and "K. Hull." 1981: "Cha and "On Golden P 1982: K ''.. The Extra and "Gandh Smple." "The Kng of Comedy" and "Zclg." 1984: "Amadous." "The Kllng Felds" and "Once Upon a Tme n Amerca." 1985: "Back to the Future." "Ran" and "Wtness " 1986: "Hannah and Her Ssters" and "Platoon." 1987: "Hope and Glory," "Rasng Arzona" and "Wngs of Desre 1988: "Au Revor Lcs Enfants." "De Hard" and "Ran Man." 1989: "Born on the Fourth of July," "Crmes and Msdemeanors." "Do the Rght Thng" and "When Harry Met Sally " t was farly easy selectng the best for each year Pckng a top four, however, proved more dffcult. n order from least to greatest, here s m\ l.-t for the Best Flms from tn- ' "The Kng of Comedy." Don't let the you The flm... fntely has comedc elements, but t s not a corned) se's move talkng to ts ext reme ally hauntng n names lke Andrew Cunanan and Mark Chapman are just as recognzable as ther respectve vctms, Gann Versace and John Lennon. Robert DeNro s Rupert Pupkn, a dsturbed would-be comedan who kdnaps hs dol, talk-show host Jerry Langford (played remarkably by Jerry Lews), n order to secure an appearance on Langford's program. Pupkn drfts n and out of deluson, and Scorsese reflects ths brllantly, slppng these scenes n and out of the narratve as f they were realty. You never know just what s real and what s part of Pupkn's nsanty. (s the receptonst really mspronouncng hs name, or s ths jus! a glmpse nto hs paranoa' 1 The flm s a trumph, because t hts so close to home. Amerca worshps "celebrty." What magnatve youth hasn't gven an Oscar speech to a mrror, or sung to a sell-out crowd n the shower, or played Mchael Jordan n the drveway? Ths move just takes that a few steps further, rght down nto madness. The outcome of the pcture depends on your vew of the fnal scenes. Are they fact or fantasy? Whch s worse? 3. "Ran." Japanese flmmaker Akra Kurosawa's retellng of "Kng Lear" s one of the most nvgoratng thngs have ever seen. "Ran" s vsually stunnng and nearly hypnotc. The camera plays the role of mpartal observer, keepng a steady dstance from the mesmerzng events on screen. Ths epc flm appears to be a manfestaton of Kurosawa's feelngs about loyalty, but t's also a parable about justce and the superorty of rghteousness. Up untl ts tme, "Ran" was the most expensve Japanese flm ever made, and t stll remans one of the most ncredble works ever created. 2. "('rmes and Msdemeanors." Woody Allen apples hs superb drecton to hs own scrpt, n whch two stores, one comc and one tragc, ntertwne n ther examnaton of human nature. The frst plotlne nvolves Allen as a documentary flmmaker n love wth a producton assstant (Ma Farrow) he just can't seem to woo. The second stars Martn Landau as an ophthalmologst who has hs mstress (Anjelca Huston) klled when snthreatens to blow the whstle on ther affar. Allen's exceptonal ablty to capture real people as they are (wth flaws) shnes brghtly. A major theme s "the eyes of God," portrayed partly by Sam Waterston's character, a rabb who goes blnd. He and a professor, one of Allen's flm subjects, are the moral centers of the move. The professor commts sucde, though, promptng Allen to re-examne the purpose of exstence. "Crmes and Msdemeanors' s an example of Allen's fner work, almost as great as "Manhattan," but certanly wth a brghter message. t concerns tself wth the? banalty and the evls of modern man n hs search for the meanng of lfe. 1. "Ragng Bull." So much has been wrtten about Scorsese's flm, one of the greatest cnematc achevements of all tme, that beleve any prase would be* redundant. t s dffcult to fnd a move that s so near perfecton n all of ts components: the wrtng, the actng, the cnematography... everythng! "Ragng Bull," the sem-bographcal story of boxer Jake LaMotta (played by- Robert DeNro), s closer to that perfecton than any other flm of the 80s, and closer than most flms from any other decade. A true work of art f there ever was one. ANDERSON: contnued from page lb typcal wht* 18 \ nl and ' ult > h the :t n MTS1 - and duate half the student : as female, but.'. only 21 percent ol the faculty < M that 21 percent, more than hall found n fve departm Anderson also notced that fve of the 26 unversty department- :, campus had no women on staff, no commttee on campus had a woman charman and women were lackng outlets to learn about safety ssues. n 1975, declared nternatonal Woman's Year, Anderson dd somethng about the dscrepancy She got together wth other women faculty and staff and created... Admnstratve ted to mpn H women on can One ol the frst h group dd equf nt unve The nvest. n.'- r > dtonal 111' '!: "Sh ways prepared ersty, explaned Bshop, who completed an extensve class project on Anderson ncludng a tme lne of her lfe. "She wasn't afrad to brng anythng up to deans, presdents. chancellors, whomever." The second thng the group dd was create a Women's Center. The CFAW women got Anderson n 1982 ted th tune Women Servce : 'enter, house 977 Anderson s < tenter's drector That same y< sponsored the frst worn conference n the state ll called "From Her Pont of Vew" and featured Dr. J Brothers as the keynote speaker. The center offered women and men the chance to go hack to school through a Women's Educaton Equty Act Program grant n Bshop noted that most of the students who receved ther GED through the program enrolled n MTSU and earned ther degn Under Anderson's leadershp, the Center contnued to grow and offer more servces to women students. They offered the frst n-dorm sessons on rape alertness. They tackled the topcs of stereotypes, the job market and abuse and battery. They moved nto a small offce n the James Unon Buldng n Wthn a r. the Center was agan moved Ths tme, WSE was d to the area of the JUB ond floor they stll occupy. n 1980, Anderson founded men n Hgher Educaton n Tennessee, a state wde organzaton desgned to help unte the state's women faculty and admnstrators "Bascally, nothng lke t had ever exsted before Bshop declared Anderson's l for the Center blsh a self-suffcent la on campus, a dream tha realzed n Septemtx That same year \ used h r estal up the - une Suf Anderson Foundat on, w hcl provdes annual scholarshps to women over the age of 23 enterng male-domnated felds. The drector, who had suffered from asthma all hor lfe, had wanted to set up the JSA Foundaton before she ded. Anderson fought her battle wth emphysema for almost two more years before she ded at the age of 57 on Jan. 11, "June Anderson was a faculty member who for a number of years was a leader n advocatng equal rghts and equal pay for women," former MTSU Presdent Sam ngram sad n Anderson's obtuary. "She dd t at a tme when t wasn't the most popular acton, but t needed to be done." Anderson was not allowed to slp the memores of those she had mpacted so much. n October 1984, the campus day care she had pushed for honored her wth a plaque and dedcaton ceremony that was attended by her mother, Lelah Anderson. But the bggest remnder >tll to come. Anderson successor Rebecca Rce had the Center's name changed to honor ts creator. t was and stll s the June Anderson Women's Center. Thrd Center drector Candace Rosovsky sad she s honored to be "followng n the footsteps" of Anderson and the other women who helped buld a Center wth a hstory lke the JAWC. Twenty-one years after Anderson founded the Center, Rosovsky selected Anderson to represent Natonal Women's Hstory Month at MTSU. n* honor of NWHM. all students who attended MTSU's thrd annual statewde Women's Leadershp Conference last month were gven buttons bearng a 1975 photo of Anderson attached to a bography of the Center's namesake. The theme of ths year's conference was "Dream Out Loud," somethng Anderson dd at MTSU for more than 30 years. Her dedcaton to the unversty s stll beng recognzed over 14 years after her death, provng her mpact 1 wll stll be felt at MTSU for a long tme. 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12 : SHRTS & RECREATON Page 4b 2-MlN. DRLL Tracks pulls out of Penn The MTSTJ men's and women's track team had to pull oul of the prestgous Penn Relays to be run Aprl The Blue Raders are out duo to njures Baseball Aucton The popular Bl Baseball Memorab been set lor Mondaj M from 6-9 p.m. : Fuddru Memoral Boulex Murfreesboro t has bee the souths largesl sp rl bla aucton As alw ll be a large assortment ed plaqu balls, je mers and current stars he world ol bas basketball, NAS< hockey Th s a lett tha comes wth Th s from star lk.- Da ' rrj Wht Rpken Jr., G Madd. Jackson Muhamm M Dale Earnherdt. Rust) Wallace, Wayne Gretzky, Mcke) Mantle Ted Wllams other- All tems to be auctoned can b< prevewed at T.L 's Trophy and Collectbles, 1802 Memoral Boulevard n Murfreesl BRAA membershp drve The 1998 Blue Rader Athletc Assocaton membershp drve s underway. The BRAA s the booster organzaton for Mddle Tennessee athletcs. The drve wll run untl May 18. The goal for ths year's membershp drve s to rase $450,000 through membershp pledges and donatons. Ths ncludes renewals as well as new membershps Accordng to the drve's charperson, Lz Rhea, ths s an mportant year for the Blue Raders and the BRAA. "Wth the move to -A n football," Rhea sad, "there wll be an ncrease n the number of scholarshps n athletcs. Most of the money rased n ths campagn wll go to fund athletc scholarshps n all sports." Cty recreaton actvtes The Murfreesboro Parks and Recreaton Department announced several actvtes t wll sponsor n May. Senor ctzen day n the park wll be held May 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Frday, May 8, t wll host lunch n the gallery from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The followng day t wll hold a street festval from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 16 s the start date for the Senor Ctzen Dstrct Games whch wll run untl May 21. The Sports Com swmmng pool wll open begnnng May 23. Rader Rado Network WAPBAM810- All Blue Rader baseball games and the Steve Peterson Show every Monday from 5:30-6 p.m. Taped at Toot's Restraunt. Upcomng schedule Track & Feldat Natonal nvte May 2 at Mddle Amer. Classc May 10 at Blly hayes nvte May 16 at Georga Tech nvte May 23 at NCAA Champonshp June 3-6 Baseballvs Belmont 7 p.m. Today atvanderblt 7 p.m. Aprl 28 atmurray(dh 1p.m. May 2 at Murray 1 p.m. May 3 at UAB 7 p.m. May 5 atuab 3 p.m. May 6 at OVC Tournament May 7-9 SoftballvsTroy State(DH) 2 p.m. Today at OVC Tournament May 2-3 Ths s the last ssue of'sdelnes' untl Wednesday, June 3. Please fax any nformaton on sports and recreatonal actvtes to Sdelnes at or call the Sports desk at RADERS SPLT J MallU. <M The Blu Rader baseball team l\ C and Morehead Stat- VC), two teams xth and fnal spot n t h Valh \ <!onferenc. splt ther frst two nne sen.-. hs end wn th The Splt kep!:. alf game behnd sxth.-" n tme the n button seventh nnng on a solo homerun by Ty Curley and a sacrfce fly from Krs Lammers. Rauch went the dstance to earn the vctory He threw seven nnngs, gave up fve hts and two runs, walked none and struck out nne Rader batters He got bg run support from two Eagle homeruns provded by Josh Cox and Harold Craft. P.ader stntng ptcher Jeff Parsons was very mpressve through the frst tour nnngs He struck out eght Morehead htters, sx of whom were all recorded n the second and thrd nnngs Morehead put t he nal n the coffn n the ffth nnng wth three runs, extendng ther lead to 6-0. The s hghlghted b\ Craft's twoh " r d Krby was the dfference n ghtcap. bander ptched. ord the son. ts, walkng none and strkng out sx Ths mproved hs record to 5-3. Whleptchng n conference games. Krby now posts a 4-1 record aganst OVC opponents. The Raders offense came alve early jumpng out to a 3-0 lead n the frst nnng, whch ncluded a lead-off homerun by Jeremy Owens. The homer was followed by a Lammers sngle. Curley doubled to left center, one of fve doubles for the Raders n the game, scorng Lammers Curley then scored after Morehead ptcher Troy Young attempted to throw hm out at thrd, but over-threw the ball. Owens fnshed the game gong 3- for-3 wth three runs scored and two RBs. Lammers went 2-for-3 wth two runs scored and one RB. Wayne Chnapen was the other hot htter for the Raders, as the powerful leftydrove n two runs on three hts. He also scored a run. Endng a three-game seres on Sunday, the Blue Raders lost to Morehead State 9-7. Both teams have one more conference seres remanng next weekend. Above: Krs Lammers. 29, s ht on the leg by a ptch from Morehead's Rc Sercy. Lammers ht a two-run sngle, whch extended the Raders' lead to 4-0. Left: Frst baseman Wayne Chnapen,34, catches Morehead's n-feld fly ball. Below: Josh Prde, 31, makes t back to frst base safely after an attempt at second. Photos taken n < had Glls stafl Blue Rader tenns falls to MSU J Sb.ll U.K.rl STARKVLLE, Mss. The Blue Rader men's tenns team (14-11) lost a 5-2 decson at fourth-ranked Msssspp State (18-4) ths weekend. The loss ends the regular season for the Raders who now awat word on a possble NCAA Regonal bd. Davd McNamara/Julus Robberts, ranked 15th n the country, got off to an mpressve start crushng the 14th- ranked duo of Jeremy Bayon/Smon Larose 8-2 to open doubles play. The Bulldogs would hang tough and clam the doubles pont wth a par of 8-6 wns at two and three. Danel Healey/Derek Pope toppled Marshall Brown/Matt Walker at three, whle Slcphane Florcen/Matt Walker held on a lttle longer before fallng to the 32nd-ranked duo of Mattheu Ballay/Thonas Dupre Dupre. ranked seventh n the naton n sngles, contnued hs hot streak of late wth a 6-2, 6-3 wn over McNamara, number 26 n the latest Rolex Collegate Rankngs, at number one sngles to open the sngles acton. r^v. The Raders would cut the lead to 2-1 as Brown defeated Rope 6-2, 7-5 at fve. MSU went up 3-1 BS 47th ranked Ballay eased by Podbury 6-1, 6-2 at three. Florcen cut the defct to 3-2 wth a 6-3, 6-2 wn at sx over Conrad Hunter. The Bulldogs clnched the match as 12th-ranked Lap a ro fought three sette over Robberts < ; 2 4-6, 6-3 at two sngles. The -enr. on the match at the four poston was not ndcatve of ts tghtness as t was the last matcl the court. Bayon, ranked 59th, w wnner over Walker "We look the fourth-ranked n the country to the lmt head coach Dale Shop Th.' was lke our other! teams lke VCC and Alabama. W» g get over the hump. "As far as the regonal.-. 1 thn have proven we can play, at th our program s accustomed to alter a slow start. Hopefully the commt wll take nto account how well we are playng now. as well as the njures whch affected us earl) n the season." t Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Where, oh where have my Dodgers gone? Keth Ryan Cartwrght Sports co-edtor Could somebody please tell me what has happened to my beloved Los Angeles Dodgers? Sure they stll have a great coach n Bll Russell. They even have an array of talented players. But after decades of runnng one of the most stored franchses n baseball the O'Malleys are gone -- replaced by Ruppert Murdoch and hs powerful FOX Network. understand that professonal sports has become a busness, a bg busness. And there's no denyng the money FOX wll have the ablty to «spend n order to keep the Dodgers compettve, hope. But nonetheless, there seems to have been a loss n the tranqulty that was once known as "Amerca's Favorte Pastme." Recently, was watchng a Dodger game and was appauled to fnd out new owner Ruppert Murdoch ddn't have a clue as to what was gong on out on the feld. He apparently knew that t was a good thng when the Dodgers where up to bat and the ball went over the fence you know, that lttle thng we call a homerun. But that was t. Oh yeah, he also * understood how to read the score. But as far as all the repettous thngs that make the game what t s, he ddn't a have a clue. n fact, he had never even been to a game before. The man doles out mllons of dollars to buy the Dodgers, wll have to contnue spendng mllons on player contracts and he has to rely on somebody else's opnon as to whether or not he's gettng hs money's worth. No wonder baseball s n the shape t's n. After all, the Dodgers have been nstrumental n makng the game of baseball a game for everyone, no matter where you're from. wsh was kddng but 'm not. There was guy sttng wth hm whose job t was to explan to Murdoch what was gong on and why players were dong what they were. He ddn't have a clue as to what the hell a ht-and-run was, let alone-a sacrfce squeeze play. guess t's safe to say the "No pepper" sgns along the frst and thrd baselne ralngs at Dodger Stadum are, to say the least, # pretty confusng to hm. Sad, that's the only way can descrbe the feelng have whenl thnk about Murdoch ownng a majcrr league baseball team and not really beng able to apprecate what he has.! r lly wanted to call hm a dumb foregner, but that would be nsultng to thousands of others and gnorant en my part. (fter all. the Dodgers have been nstrumental n makng the game of baseball a game for everyone, no matter where you're from. They sgned Jacke Robnson, the frst black ; v n the bg leagues. They were the frst club to actvely develop Hspanc talent. And they were the to tap nto the talent pool n«japan, Korea and Chna. However, n each of those cases all those parles nvolved had an understandng of the game tself. Thej -ll played the game or coached me wth extraordnary talent... y u look at t, ownng a al team n any league s a ns hobby. But atleast let t be someone who has an,1 [e understandng of what the s all about. pe who dsagree wth me wll argue that owners don't need to know Please see DODGERS, page 5b *

13 1 1 Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Cars damaged n major crash at Talladega -3 Assocated 'nv TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) - A fery 20-ear crash brought out a red flag Sunday at the DeHard 500, knockng the wnd out of Bll Ellott but causng no major njures. Ellott and Dale Earnhardt took the worst of the crash at the start-fnsh lne at Talladega Superspeedway, the fastest and arguably most dangerous track on the Wnston Cup crcut. The red flag stopped racng for 27 mnutes. When the race resumed, only 15 cars were left J.\ SSO l.llcll Baseball NEW YORK AP Yanl Stadum reopened for baseball as the New York Yankees returned horru open a seres wth the Detrot Tgers, 11 days after a 500 pound concrete-andsteel jont broke 'ff the upper deck before battng practce and crashed onto emptj seats below. Hundreds ol constructon workers and engneers worked, some around the clock, to repar the damage and make sun' the stadum was safe. Cty offcals promsed the stadum, closed for ts 75th annversary last weekend, would be able to stand at least a few more years Football ALAMEDA, Calf. (AP) - Larry Brown, the 1996 Super Bowl MVP for Dallas hut a bust the past two seasons n Oakland, has been told to look elsewhere for work despte havng another three years on hs contract wth the Raders. Brown, who sgned a fveyear, $12.5 mllon free agent contract wth Oakland before the 1996 season, met wth new Raders coach Jon Gruden on Thursday nght. After ther dscusson, Gruden decded that Brown should try to look for a job wth another team.» LAKE FOREST, 111. (AP) - The Mam Dolphns canceled ther acquston of former Hesman Trophy wnner Rashaan Salaam from the Chcago Bears two days after announcng t, sayng Salaam faled to pass the team's on the lead lap, two of those runnng wth sgnfcant damage. " guess t's just regular speedway racng," sad Jerry Nadeau, who was nvolved n the crash. "When somethng happens, somethng happens bg" As the drvers completed the 141st lap, Ellott got ht by Earnhardt, whose car was turned sdeways by a bump n the rear from Ward Burton. The mpact flpped Ellott's car and flames began shootng out from underneath the hood as he skdded several hundred feet toward the frst turn. Earnhardt's car also suffered major damage, but both he and Ellott walked away from the crash. Ellott refused a stretcher, but appeared wobbly as he talked wth Earnhardt whle leavng the track. "The fre came off Ellott's car and snged my har," sad Earnhardt, who had seconddegree burns on hs face. "My mustache got burned a lttle bt." Track offcals-sad Ellott brused hs sternum. He left the speedway on hs own and was flyng home to Dawsonvlle, Ga., where he would be SPORTS, GLANCE physcal exam Basketball NEW Y< RK Barklej v as fne the NBA gesl u profam Ro ' of Ba a n g u Tenns LAKE BUENA VSTA, Fla. AP Defendng champon Mchael Chang heat Brazl's Marco Carlsson 6-3, 6-1 to move nto the semfnals of the U.S. Claj Court Champonshps. Jm Courer also advanced wth a 6-0, 6-3 vctory over Germany's Marcello Craca. He wll face Romanan Andre Pavel, who won hs nnth straght match, defeatng Alex Calatravas of Span 6-4, 2-6, 6-4. The fourth spot went to Sweden's Mkael Tllstrom, a 6-3, 6-3 wnner over Australa's Andrew He. MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) - Petr Korda lost hs chance to take the No. 1 rankng on ATP tour, losng 4-6, 7-6 (7-1), 6-1 to Rchard Krajcek n the quarterfnals of the Monte Carlo Open. Korda's loss allowed Pete Sampras to regan the men's No. 1 rankng despte losng to Fabrce Santoro n the thrd round on Thursday. Marcelo Ros, who supplanted Sampras at No. 1 last month, has an njured elbow and could not defend hs ttle at ths tournament, costng hm the top rankng. n the other quarterfnals, Moya beat Spansh \- x < lorretja 6-3, 6- : m retred Bors surprsng run ended Anh.' 5, 6-1 loss to \lhc tegu. Also, rc Polne 1 Skatng NORTH (M S.C. (AP) medalst Tara Lpnsk two perfect routnes, land jumps, to take the top p her professonal debut at t h< Skate. Rattle & Roll Fgure Skatng Champonshps Lpnsk led throughout the competton, edgng three-tme world slver medalst Surya Bonaly and Olympc gold medalsts Katarna Wtt and Oksana Baul. Wtt and Baul turned pro years ago. whle Lpnsk and Bonaly lost ther (Hympc elgblty by appearng n the event. Anastasa's Attc New & Vntage Clothng Sterlng Slver Jewelry 115 North Maple St. Murfreesboro, Tn ' (615) "On The Square!" examned by hs own physcan. The accdent appeared to start as Burton, Earnhardt and Ellott were racng for thrd poston. Burton bumped Earnhardt, who slammed nto the sde of Ellott's car and the chan reacton began. Burton emerged relatvely unscathed and stood n nnth place when racng resumed Earler, two yellow flags had come out, but one was for debrs on the track and the other was for flud on the track. "We all expected t," sad Chad Lttle, who also got caught up n the crash. DODGERS contnued from page 4b too much about ther gven sport or you're more apt to run nto guys lke George Stenbrenner or Al Davs. But 'll tell you what, at least those two guys can apprecate a t.dented player or coach. Wth Murdoch, 'm afrad hs phlosophy wll be t doesn't matter what happens on the feld as long as hs bank nt contnues to grow. Beleve me. sports are all makng money. n fact lfe s about makng money. : there comes a tme when to be patent and thngs for the future. you have to look ng haul n order to proper decson. Wth that look nto the \ not be there. f he team lke a televson th r tngs wll have to n US or else nly tme wll tell. just don't hav bout the future of the! True blue at just run when he Pzz 'm keepng sed MTSU/EAST Page 5b FUTONS, FUTONS, FUTONS / ncludes full sze lame, 8" futon and sold cover / OPEN 7 DAYS MON-S AT SUN 1-5 (Nea Shoppes at Rver Rock) 427 Rver Rock Blvd lookng for full-tme work ths summer n a fast-paced ewrowmewt? Journal Communcatons nc., a Brentwood-based magazne publshng company, s searchng for fulltme summer help. Receptonst, clercal and offce management dutes wll be the employee's prmary responsblty; some edtoral or marketng support may be regured. Hours: Mon.-Fr., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Please send resume to: 1749 Mallory Ln.. Ste Brentwood. TN Or fax to (no phone calls, please). 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14 Page 6b Monday, Aprl 27,1998 wmrde Stay Ft Jenne Treadway Now that the summer s peakng ts sun-shny face and school s at ts end, we wll all be shftng gears nto slowmoton. Summer jobs wll be hoverng over most of our days and some of us wll be back n school for another round of classes. But ultmately, summer s a tme for relaxaton and makng ncredble memores. Summertme s the perfect tme to restore our santy, to remember why we are lvng and to make lvng worthwhle. Trps to the beach, excursons around the country and across the ocean are sunn people's means of relevng annual stress. Not only s travelng the most popular form of relaxaton, but t's the most expensve. And fndng tme to slp away s just as dffcult. Luckly, Campus Recreaton can make your summer a lttle brghter. Just as n the fall and sprng, the Rec center has outdoor trps planned for the summer Fortunately lor the po n r folk (myself ncluded), the cost for most of the trps s under $25. And what s even b than most summer xpedtons s that you can actuallj lttle exercse on a Rec Center trp. What co t more appealng? The heach but you can step outsde on any gven day and get a tan. e convent and thrllng tme, reserve j out sp mpus Recreat promse you w ll ha> great tme and stll make t to work on tme the to Date Trp/fY?nt Locaton nfo Mtq. May 2. Frday/Sat. May Mon. - Wednesday May Thurs. - Sunday May 30. Saturday Great Memphs Canoe Race Canoeng Boundry Waters Robert Trent Jones Golfng Kayah/Raftng/Fly Fshng Tennessee Mnnesota/Canada May 1. noon Aprl 29. 5:30 p.m. Alabama May 28/31 Hawassee Rver May a.m. June 6. Saturday Canoe the Elk Rver Elk Rver. Tenn. June 6. 7:30 a.m. June 11. Thursday Canoe the Full Moon Stones Rver June p.m. June 20. Saturday Raftng/Kayakng/ Hawassee Rver June a.m. Fly Fshng June 21,Sunday Raftng/Conservaton Ocoee Rver June 21. 6:30 a.m. July Fr-Sun. Tetons Backpackng Wyomng July 1. 8 p.m. July 11. Saturday Funyak/Kayak/Canoe Bear Creek. Ala. July 11. 7:30 p.m. luly 18. Saturday Raft/Kayak/Canoe Hawassee Rver July 1, 8 p.m. July Wed. - Saturday August Sat. - Frday Amusement Park (roller coasters!) Backpack Appalachan Tral Oho July p.m. Cost Entry fee. plus $10 S199 STBA $15 (fshng optonal - $89+$10) # lmt n/a S10/S12 (guests) 12 S10/S12 (guests) 12 S15/S20 'guests) 12 SFREE (ncl. lunch) 12 STBA 12 $ S15/S20 (guests) 12 STBA 12 Vermont July 22, 8 p.m. STBA 10 CC ME AN D) : : LA GRAND HAn H\L SfoeleM Qoea Snorts Sports Cafft Cafe L'rjJJ]]J{J JDD HLrfryy-jbrjrD w ^FOOO* s Seekng a ^ABG^ Promotons Drector To: Sell ts Concept Develop Sales Strateges Utlze and nnovatve Marketng Plan Work Wth Prnt and Rado Advertsers As Well as Beng an ntegral Part of the Most Dynamc Servce ndustry Team to Ht the Nashvlle Market [f you lke a challenge and have experence n s.les or marketngplea>e contact : The Garden Plaza Hotel 1850 Old Fort Parkway H STUDENT SAVERS DOMNO S DELVERS $6.25 MENU + plus tax Order by Number OPEN LATE EVERY NGHT! Campus Delvery Only (no coupon necessary) Medum 1 Toppng Pzza & 2 Drnks QLarge Cheese Pzza & 4 Drnks Q Small 4 Toppng Pzza & 1 Drnk Q10 Wngs & Cheesebread Q Small 1 Toppng Pzza & Twstybread & 1 Drnk 010 Wngs & Twstybread & 2-lter RC Offer vald untl Grand Openng! 2 and 4 bedroom apartments startng at only $385 per person! 'Stop by to regster for mountan bke, everyone welcome!!! Wnners need no* be present 'Wnner ol Mountan Bke.selected from pool'»(leased applcants l (rawng on Aprl 31 s "D CD > CD" Q. CD T JL o CD O o 1^ * t- C/) CD 3 (Q 0D One monthly payment ncludes everythng! Look at what you get... Electrc Utltes Pad! Basc Cable Pad! Basc Phone Pad! ntruson Alarm Prvate Attached Bath Full Szed Washer and Dryer Fully Equpped Ftness Center Computer Lab Roommate Matchng System Fully Furnshed Apartments ndvdual leases (You are only responsble for youself) UNVERSTY COURTYARD APARTMENTS CALL (615) TODAY! From MTSU Campus: Go North on Tennessee Blvd. turn rght on New Lascassas Hghway (Hwy 96) the Unversty Courtyard Clubhouse wll be on the rght, n the constructon area. Equal Housng Opportunty.

15 Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Mannng prepares for Colts -1,nk Lowenkron Al NDANAPOLS (AP) - Peyton Mannng's dedcaton to studyng football has made a quck mpresson on the quarterback's new coach and teammates. Less than one week after the ndanapols Colts made the former Tennessee star the No. 1 pck n ths year's draft, he began partcpatng n the team's three-day mncamp on Frday. "'m a rooke. don't say much, just tryng to earn my way n, tryng to get to know people." Mannng sad after the frst of fve practce sessons he'll have ths weekend. Mannng plans to return to Knoxvlle next week and dvde hs tme between there and hs parent's New Orleans home untl NFL rules allow hm to return to the team's comp; June 1 "The guys seem to be tr to be patent wth me apprecate that t's a dtotmoh 9J GaUf l-mjn SUM. r.lrml v A tfororlt} wurtlft rophl) \ Pluque Specalsng n Engravng Glass, rrylor, "j Metala, A *. ptlfloatc Kramng Phone K!H1- J780 Fax S. Sprng St. Murtreesboro.orated nsde /A//. 1,, 211 E Man St. Murfreesboro. TN (615) tflla MJ WAS OPEN TUES - SAT 4P.M. - 2A.M. Job Far Monday, Aprl 27th 9am-3pm n the KUC frustratng for them." sad Mannng, who was handed the team's playbook shortly after he was dratted last Saturday and then asked to study t before he arrved Thursday. "Some of the routes are the same (as at Tennessee). But there's a dfferent word for everythng. f we called somethng rght, t mght be left here." he sad. "1 made some mstakes." Mannng sad he met wth coach Jm Mora on Thursday nght. "He just told me to h' patent," Mannng sad "That's the best advce 've gotten. But at the same tme, don't want to slow ths team down " "He defntelj has done some work between the tme that we drafted hm a tce," M sendng l workout that last mnutes. "t that ho '...Ha that, t would ha Mannng's passes showed the zp and accuracy that produced 33 school, eght SEC and two NCAA records n four seasons as a starter for the Volunteers. "Today was the frst practce, so everybody s gong to be a lttle uptght," sad wde recever Aaron Baley. "He looked pretty good. He looked well composed. He looked lke he knew what he was dong. He was confdent about hmself. He looked lke a leader." Mora.-ad that he, offensve coordnator Tom Moore and quarterback coach Bruce Arans are workng out a plan to help Mannng adjust for the season after he returns to Knoxvlle "He can't be here, and we vst hm But he can k, and he'll have hs We can talk to hm. and we can.-end hm M sad "We'll ve can to get Kte3 OP PM<JM 3 10 /. ENTRl wn/ WTS11.D. OOFF NOW H J*s EVERYDAY FROM 1 1PM - 6 AM ONLY not vald wth any other dscounts, specals, or coupons Expres May only at ths locaton frr»» mr * Old Fort Pkwy Murfreesboro, TN *7129 (615) - Work Wth A Company That WOrkS For You. We are currently recrutng for the followng summer postons: Admnstratve Assstants Receptonst Data Entry Customer Servce Clercal/Flng Lght ndustral Landscapng and much more Please jon us at our Job Far. EOE (Dal your area code) CLASSFEDS Sdelnes recommends that you use dscreton before sendng money for any advertsed goods and servces. We recommend that you get n wrtng a full descrpton pror to sendng money. CHURCHES Murfreesboro Mssonary Baptst Church, 816 North Church St., FOR RENT Newly remodeled 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house. Bke to MTSU. Applances, water and electc furnshed. Avalable May 1 through August 1. $775 a month. $250 depost Two bedroom, ktchen, lvngroom, bath for rent. $450 a month plus utltes Room for rent n log home approx. 10 mnutes from MTSU. Call f out, leave message wth best tme to call. Ask for Mark. Renters needed n prvate home. Up to two females consdered. Smyrna. 15 mnutes. All blls pad Now through summer. Call Mchelle at Sublease avalable for furnshed room m apt. close to campus for summer. $245 plus 1/2 t/room. $100 ref. depost. fer nonsmoker, responsble SF (all Alexs or Mary FOR SALE Retro clothng estate sale, over 3(H) tems at cheap prces Pants, shrts, shoes, dresses, (. All at really low prce.- ("all SM 1847 for detals 486/8.S ;> 5" floppy, L6x CD ROM, 33.( tax Modem 1 meg, vdeo card, 16-bt sound card. BM Montor 15", ergo kevboard $625 Sectonal couch, farly new. Fold out couch and reclner, askng Call Pager anytme. MOVNG!! Everythng must go by May 1st Wll take best offer! T V. (lnng room table. 6-pece bedroom set. lamps, mcrowave and much more!! Call Whte Looks good, nn.- OK ( eat for nto v. n drvng. Se ds a lttle work $700 OB< OMPUTER FOR SALE 186 SX, 1 (B hard drve. 20 meg memory, tax modem, Wndows 3.11, MS- DOS nch montor. $70(1 OBO Can demo n Lebanon day or nght. Call Matt 597 or Jm Exercse bke for sale. ProSport wth dgtal readout. Excellent condton $75 Call Steve at 767 -ale Sgma- Masterp 5 strng, clear wood, excellent condton, great sound. ncludes: - rap. lpson hardca nd tune Call Broth whspe -lto. student desk 28x Call HELP WANTED AD: EXTRAS needed to play college and hgh school age range for upcomng flm. No experence necessary/18+/a1 looks needed. Contact NBCom (818) CERTA PROPANTERS seekng College Students to do exteror pantng n Brentwood & Frankln. Full tme summer postons avalable. Must have phone and transportaton. We wll tran. Call (615) to set up an appontment. T CAMP SUMMT n New York has summer job openngs for qualfed MTSU students. CABN COUNSELORS, WATERFRONT STAFF, TENNS, OUTDOOR ADVENTURE, LACROSSE, CERAMCS and more! Great salary and benefts! Call n the evenngs and on weekends. Ask for Dale. Responsble counselors are needed for the Tennessee Camp for Dabetc Chldren July 17-August 2. Wll work wth chldren ages 9-15 at a ranch located n Soddy Dasy, TN. Room and board provded plus pay. Postons avalable: Cabn and actvtes counselors, lfeguard. Call Gary Pckerng arer 7 p.m. (423) OFFCE ASSSTANT Growng Shelbyvlle mortgage company seeks energetc assstant for part-tme help. Dutes to nclude basc secretaral dutes & answerng phones. Basc computers skll a plus. Flexble hours. Call (800) to set up appontment. fles BjJE CREDENZAS f NEW- USED-QVERR UNS Hfl cues ^<" ;tn *enmsn \ - Mt>or,v890-5l!)0 1'03 NW Broad bt OfF«SUPPLES FUftNTUfU PRNTNG Murfreesboro and Nashvlle USA Pools hrng! Lfeguards, managers, coaches and nstructors. 463-POOL. MONEY MONEY MONEY Up to $750/wk. No bull no experence, no *#*@&# bosses, no less than 30 poston open for hardworkng people. 18+ college scholarshps $1600.mo to start. Call now. Part tme Bookkeeper needed to work approx. 20 hrs. weekly. Accountng and marketng experence desred. Contact offce at *GUYS & GHtLS* Now hrng for fun sales jobs dealng wth nce toursts. Excellent opportunty for low-stress summer job. We wll work wth your schedule. We are only nterested n people who want to acheve. Apply n person to Keth Florda, manager at Freworks Supermarket 2030 S. Church St., Murfreesboro. THNK AHEAD APPLY NOW!! Come n and apply n person Monday thru Frday before 3 p.m. COUNSELORS NEEDED June 1-August 14. Lve n Nashvlle or Surroundng area. Lke to work outdoors, be actve,teach chldren's actvtes? General staff plus rappellng, lfeguards, fshng, canoeng, musc, sports, arts & crafts, geology and lapdary, archaeology, and more. Call or wrte for an applcaton ( Whppoorwll Farm Day Camp 7840 Whppoorwll Lane Farvew, Tenn. 370(52 OAK HLL DAY CAMP SMMER STAFF Counselors & Area Coordnators for pool, outdoor sklls, horseback, and crafts. June 8-Aug. 7. ACA Accredted Camp on 55 acres at Frst Presbyteran Church, Nashvlle. 61~ (voce mal for applcaton. Summer job! Rewardng poston avalable at Camp Easter Seal. Free room, board and compettve salary. Make a dfference n the lves of people wth dsabltes. Phone (615) or escamp@bellsouth.net. NOTCE NEEDS HOUSNG: Doctoral canddate seeks housng for June and July or engl00e2@frank.mtsu.edu Page 7b Gov't Foreclosed homes from pennes on $1. Delnquent Tax, Repos. REOs. Your area. Toll free (1) Ext. H-3834 for current lstngs. OPPORTUNTY SEZED CARS from $175 Porches, Cadllacs, Chevys, BMW's, Corvettes. Also Jeeps, 4WD's. Your area. Toll free Ext. A 3834 for current lstngs. Free Cash Grants! College. Scholarshps. Busness. Medcal blls. Never repay. Toll free Ext. G ,000s POSSBLE TYPNG Part tme. At home. Toll free (1) Ext: T-3834 for lstngs. Roommate wanted for scenc country hovel. Work needed ROOMMATE Roommate needed for summer Two bedroom townhouse, fve mnute walk from campus. $210 plus half utltes. Call Davd at after 3 p.m. Roommate needed ASAP to share 3 bedroom house. Nonsmoker, must lke dogs, $325 per month. All utltes ncluded except phone Roommate needed to share house. Utltes furnshed must be clean responsble nonsmoker. $300 Call Housemate needed, male or female. Great deal. No utltes, flat monthly rate. Wthn walkng dstance from MTSU Ask for Kevn. Roommate, run of the house, lots of space, graduate student or staff member, low expense, move now. Please call Female roommate wanted. Lake front home. Free room and skng provded for cleanng and house work. Call (home) or (mobl). Housemate needed 6 blocks from campus. You get 2 large rooms and run of the house for $295/utltes ncluded. Call Avalable now. Need female to share large, luxury apartment at Meadow Club. Prvate bath, ftness center, pool, freplace, and screen-n porch. Must be cat lover, smoker ok. No depost, $ Leave message. Male or female to share a new 3 bedroom house approx. 5 mnutes from campus. House s full furnshed and utltes are splt. Must be a non-smoker and non-drnker. Must have good references and sgn a 1-year lease agreement. Rent s $325 a month plus depost. Call (423) SERVCES Smply the most successful cancer therapy avalable. 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16 Page 8b Monday, Aprl 27,1998 Wednesday- Tuesday Aprl 29- May 5 KUC Frst Floor Lobby Krksey Old Man 4-Way Stop Near Rec Center Monday & Tuesday...7:30 a.tn to 6&0 p.m. Wednesday-Frday...7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.