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Friday, March 22, 1991 

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Texas women to celebrate accomplishments at I T conference

Amy Schlege!
Daily Texan Staff

T h e election o f G ov . Ann R ich ard s and 
years of 
in creasin g w o m e n 's activism 
served as th e im p e tu s for a U T co n feren ce 
this w eek en d to celeb rate w o m e n 's a cco m ­
p lish m en ts and p rep are for fu tu re stru g g les 
as they m o ve in to career field s o n ce d om i­
nated by m en .

"T h is c o n fe re n ce h as th e p u rp o se o f giv­
ing u n d erg rad u ates role m o d els ... h ere is 
how [the sp eak ers] have d on e it and h e re 's 
w hat to w ork f o r ," said A n n L en ox, w o m ­

e n 's co n feren ce ch air for the Texas Union 
com m ittee and vice p resid en t of the O ran g e 
Jack e ts. L en ox ad ded that m en are w elcom e 
to atten d .

The three UT o rg a n iz a tio n s sp o n so rin g 
the co n feren ce are targ etin g u n d erg rad u ate 
stu d e n ts. T h e m ain sp o n so rs are The Liz 
C arp en ter L ectu resh ip in H u m an ities and 
S cien ce s, w h ich h a s b ee n active for six 
y ears, T h e Ronya K o zm etsk y C e n ten n ial 
L ectu resh ip 
in M an ag em en t 
and the T exas U n ion D istin g u ish ed S p e a k ­
ers C o m m ittee.

for W om en 

The U n iv ersity W o m en 's C o n fe re n ce , ti­
tled " ( ailing All W o m en , T o C eleb rate O u r

Past and E m brace O u r F u tu r e ," will begin 
at 9:15 a .m . Satu rd av in B a ss C o n ce rt Hall. 
It w as m oved from H ogg A u d itorium to 
Bass b ecau se of th e o v erw h elm in g stu d en t 
the U nion 
resp o n se. 
received m o re than 2 ,0 0 0 p h o n e calls and 
the G rad u ate Sch oo l of B u sin ess received 
1,500. It is recom m en d ed th at th o se plan­
ning to attend arrive early.

the past w e e k , 

In 

T h e co n feren ce w as th e b rainch ild o f Liz 
C arp en ter, a fo u n d er of the N ational W om ­
e n 's Political C au cu s, w h o said sh e ch o se 
the U n iv ersity b ecau se "T e x a s is su ch a re­
m arkable su ccess story and I w an ted to 
bring to g eth er mv colleag u es to the fo re­

front of w hat is h ap p en in g in T e x a s ."

C a rp en ter will set the stage Satu rd ay for 
the four p an elists, U.S Rep. Pat Sch ro ed e r, 
B etty F ried an , Shana A lexan d er and 
fill 
R u ckelsh au s. T h e y will d iscu ss "W o m e n 's 
Lib R evisited, An H istorical P e rs p e c tiv e ."

H ou se S p e a k er Pro Tern W ilhelm in a Del- 
co, D -A u stin, Railroad C o m m issio n er Lena 
G u errero and UT M arshall S ch o la r Jaque- 
line Trimier will act as the q u e stio n ers. S a r­
ah W ed d in g ton , a U T asso ciate p ro fesso r 
and renow ned atto rn ey 
the Roe vs 
W ad e abortion rights case, will m o d erate, 

in 

Friedan will d eliver a 

titled 
"C a m e the R e v o lu tio n ." S h e w as a fou nd er

sp e ech , 

of the w o m e n 's cau cu s and au th o r o f the 
1971 b estse ller The Fem inine M ystique, 'which 
fired up w om en s d esire to leav e the «.tch- 
en and e n te r the w orkforce

T h ere will be a free lu n ch e o n in Ba^s 
C o n cert Hall highlighted with a sp eech 
from Linda E ilerbee, form er telev isio n jo u r­
nalist

\fter the 

lu n ch eon 

th ere will be tw o 
breakou t sessio n s w ith tw o su b to p ics m 
each , tu o e held in the M cC ullough ( O p era 
Lab! Theater and Art Building Auditorium 
In each 1 Vi-hour session stu d en ts m ay hear

Please see Conference, page 2

legislative panel OKs 
school financing bill

Buck Sralla
Daily Texan Staff

Effects of Proposed School Finance Bill on MSD

M em b ers of th e e d u catio n co n fe r­
e n ce co m m ittee co m p o sed o f H ou se 
and S e n a te m e m b ers hav e th eir fin­
gers c ro sse d , h o p in g a co m p ro m ise 
bill to eq u alize sch oo l fu n d in g that 
th ey ap p roved T h u rsd ay will p ass a 
cou rt test on co n stitu tio n ality .

L eg islato rs have b ee n w o rkin g to 
restru ctu re the s ta te 's sch oo l fu n d ­
ing sy stem sin ce th e T exas S u p rem e 
C ourt ruled th e cu rren t m e a n s of 
m o ney d istrib u tio n u n co n stitu tio n ­
al.

T h e co m p ro m ise bill, exp ected to 
be p resen ted for d eb a te to th e full 
H ou se and S e n a te T u esd ay or 
W ed n esd ay , will be o n a fast track 
seekin g p assag e b efo re an April 1 
cou rt-im p osed d ead lin e. If leg isla­
tors c a n n o t ag re e on a plan by April 
1, the cou rt say s it will cut o ff state 
fu nd s to all sch oo l d istricts.

A lth o u g h 

co m m ittee m em b ers 
agree th e co m p ro m ise is n o t the 
m ost co m fo rtab le piece of leg isla­
they 
tion they 
co n ced e 
is a b etter altern ativ e 
then leav in g th e school d istricts at 
the m ercy of the cou rt sy stem .

iiuvt* htid to p a s s , 

it 

"T h is little girl 

is an ugly little 
critter, b u t s h e 's ou r critter and 
w e'v e got to k eep w ith her. S h e 's 
stro ng, th o u g h . A nd s h e 's co n stitu ­
tional, w e th in k ," said R ep. E rn e s­
tine G lo ssb re n n e r, ch airw o m an of 
the H ou se sid e of the co m m ittee . 
"W e put lots o f bells and w h istles 
and ru ffles on her but s h e 's still an 
ugly little g irl.”

T h e "u g ly little g irl" w ould create 
ab o u t 200 co u n ty and m u lticou nty 
d istricts for taxation p u rp oses, b e­
g in n in g in 1992, each d istrict w ould 
be required to levy a p ro p erty tax of

• Bill would create new districts along existing county 
lines to calculate revenues

•Tax generated revenues will go from $4,600 in 1991 

to $4,543 in 1995

•Bill would cut loss of revenues from $166 in 1992 to 
$57 in 1995

• Landowner tax will go from $1.14 per $100 of land 
value in 1991 to $1.16 per $100 in 1995 if there are 
no further tax increases

60 cen ts per $100 assessed v alu a­
tion. T h e rev en u e from th e se taxes 
w ould be pooled and reallocated 
e qu ally to each district on a p er-stu - 
d en t b asis. A ny d istrict levying a 60- 
c e n t rate w ou ld receive $2,000 p er 
stu d en t.

D uring fiscal y ear 1992, in d iv id u ­
al d is tricts can raise their taxes 45 
cen ts to pay for m ain ten an ce and 
o p eration co sts or to recoup o u t­
stan d in g d eb ts. For every p en n y 
their taxes are raised above the 60- 
cen t req u irem en t, they will receive 
an ad d itional $ 1 9 .^ 0 per stu d en t 
from the state.

For the first year, the plan allow s 
d istricts to tack on a second 4 5 c e n ts 
to the tax rate for u n eq u a li/ed local 
the 
e n rich m en t. T his m eans 
rev en u e g e n erated from this ad ded 
tax w ould n ot be shared w ith an y 
oth er d istricts.

that 

B eg in n in g in 1993, sch oo ls will be 
required to turn ov er half of the rev­
e n u e s collected 
from u n eq u ali/ed 
local e n rich m e n t taxes to a co u n tv - 
w ide pool to be accessed by all d is­
tricts in the co u n ty .

Felipe Campos-Daily Texan Graphics 

D esign ed to p h ase itself in ov er a 
four-year p eriod , the m inim um re­
quired tax rate in 1945 w ould shit: 
to 90 cen ts p er $100 and th e m ini­
m um a m o u n t th at the state would 
give each child in th e d istrict w ould 
clim b to $ 2 ,6 0 0 .

is 

A fter 

the pian 

co m p le te ly 
p hased in , d istricts can raise their 
tax rates up to $ 1 .1 5 if t h e y d o not 
have an y b o n d or sim ilar d eb ts and 
up to $ 1 .3 5 — an ad d ition al 20 ce n ts 
— if they have new o u tsta n d in g 
d eb ts. In 1995, th e state will pay a 
school d istrict an ad ditional $26 per 
stu d ent for each p e n n y th eir rate is 
raised ab o v e the requ ired 9 0-ce n t 
level.

T h e m axim um tax rate a sch oo l 
to en a ct 
d istrict w ould b e able 
w ould rem ain at $1.50 per S100 as 
long as the plan rem ain ed in effect 

S en . Carl Parker, ch airm an o f the 
Sen ate half of the co m m ittee, said 
that alth ou gh he felt the co m p ro ­
m ise bill w ould p ass th ro u g h the 
tw o ch am b ers b efo re the d ead lin e,

Please see Finance, page 2

Navy training planes collide

Associated Press

SA N D IE G O — T w o N avy su b ­
m a rin e -h u n tin g p la n e s 
co llid ed 
T h u rsd ay , and all 27 p eop le aboard 
are feared dead in cold , ch o p p y w a­
ters 60 m iles off So u th e rn C alifo r­
nia, au th o rities said.
th e cre w s as 
listed 
m issing but th e re w as little hope 
that an y o f th e crew m em b ers from 
the d ow n ed P-3 O rio n s su rviv ed .

T h e N avy 

T h e all-w ea th er p lan es w ere e n ­
gaged in an an ti-su b m a rin e w arfare 
training ex e rcise w h en th ey collid ed 
in bad w e a th e r, au th o rities said .

" I think w e have to be realistic 
h e r e ," said S e n io r C h ie f P etty O ffi­
cer Bob H ow ard , a N avy p u blic a f­
fairs officer at N orth Island N aval 
is very cold o u t 
Air S ta tio n . 
th ere. W e 're talking ab o u t w h at ap ­
p arently is a m id -air collisio n ... tw o 
aircraft. 1 w ould say 
it w o u ld b e 
very g rim ."

" I t 

Still, he said , th e N avy is co n d u ct­
ing an ag g re ssiv e air an d sea search 
of the crash site.

S earch and rescu e team s sp o tted 
and retriev ed som e d ebris from the

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p lan es but found n o signs ot life. 
Fu rth er d etails ab ou t w hat w as 
found w ere not im m ediately avail­
able, H ow ard said

T here w as no word on how long 
the search w ould last, but H ow ard 
said the N avy w ould m ake "e x tra o r­
d in ary " atte m p ts 
re­
m ains and w reck ag e.

to retrieve 

A N avy h e lico p ter crew flying in 
the area an d sailors from the d e ­
stróyer I s s M errill ail reported a 
loud exp losion at
ball of fire and 

ab o u t 2:30 a .m . PST, H ow ard said 
d u rin g a b riefin g at N orth Island 
N aval A ir Statio n .

H e said 

the accid en t occu rred 
th e P acific O cean ab o u t 60 

ov er 
m iles so u th w e st o f San D iego.

"T h e y w ere o p eratin g in c o n ju n c­
tion with o th e r su rface and air ele­
m en ts w h en a m id-air exp losion 
w as 
the 
rep orted ap p roxim ately 
sam e tim e radio con tact w as lo s t," 
H ow ard said.

The collisio n occu rred as o n e P-3 
O rion w as arrivin g to relieve the 
o th er w hich had ¡ust co m p leted its 
part o f th e e x ercise, H ow ard said . 
O fficials w ere u n certain how m uch 
con tact th e pilots had b efo re th e 
crash , he said .

T h e aircraft carrier U SS A braham 
Lint oln, the U SS M errill an d at least 
tw o o th e r sh ip s, alon g w ith h elico p ­
ters and fixed -w m g planes are as­
sisting in th e search .

H ow ard said it w as b eliev ed 13 
crew m em b ers w ere aboard o n e P-3 
O rion and 14 on 
the o th er. The 
p lan es w ere on a train in g m ission 
from M o ffett N aval \ir Statio n n ear 
San lose

R e m e m b e rin g victim s

Scon l ewis Daily l exan Statt

Math senior Joshua Freeze, left, and Plan II sopho- 
more Doug Houston, both members of the Steve 8iko 
Committee, combined remembrance with protest 

Thursday at the Sharpeviile Massacre Commemora-
tion rally on the South Mall. Please see story on page
5.

TSP to revise editor qualifications
ANALYSIS

‘ration to exclud e particu lai ap p li- 
an ts irom the electio n .

Aaron DaMommio
Daily Texan Staff

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The Texas S tu d e n t P ublication s 
board of O p eratin g T ru stees w ;il 
reset the clock Saturday on the pro­
cess of ch o o sin g next y ear's Daily 
rexutt ed ito r
Although 

four can d id ates have 
applied for the p osition, the bi ard 
will itte m p t to revise the qualifica-

tions for can d id acy at 
the special 
m eetin g. The ed ito r electio n was 
su p p o sed to be held d u rin g the Stu ­
d en ts Association ru n otf electio n s 
March 6 anu 7.

Each 

ip p iican t tailed to m eet at 
¡east one o f the u n w aivab le ed itor 
requ irem ents, m aking it p o ssib le for 
e ith er the board or th e L T adm in is

Sin ce then ap p licatio n s are a m a t­
ter ot record the board aas th e ab ili­
ty to ch o o se a >ei of q u aiiiica tio n s 
that w ould elim in ate som e or aii of 
the ap p lican ts from the «. lectio n , 

D onze L op ez, 

board p resi­
d en t, >a«u >oard m em b ers w ould 
not co n sid er the particular q u au fica-

Please see cattoi, o a y e 7

INSIDE THE TEXAN TODAY

Local man suspected of running ov er wife with pickup

Rep. Hugo Berlanga says he will hand over subpoenaed records.

A lso inside:

A legislator and U T students propose a bill to s e t a ceiling on u sed
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W eather:
Clear with highs in the 80s. Tonight lows in the upper 40s with south
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Daily Texan Staff

A L akew ay m an is su sp e cte d ot ru nning over 
ifter 
his w ife in his pickup tru ck eariv Thursdav 
she cam e hom e intoxicated and the cou p le had 
an arg u m en t, Travis C o u n ty Sh eriff s O ffice d e­
tectives said Thu rsday.

D etectives accu sed Patrick Sm ith , 34, o f 1305 
R em m ington Road, of strikin g his w ife, Sand ra 
S m ith , 29, w ith his p ickup w hile sh e w alked 
dow n the s tre et near their h om e in W est Travis 
C ou n ty , said D etective G ary C u tler of th e S h e r­
if f s O ffice hom icid e detail 

San d ra Sm ith died of m assiv e head in ju rie s, 
L utler said, citin g the Travis C ounty m ed ical e\-

u m n er's m topsv report

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'W e tee I like there cou ld be som e foul play 

No i barges ia v e b een tilts, yet, and d etectiv e s 

liivoh ed 

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tnd " s h e 

Friends n o u g h t x n x :i i Sm ith hom e 

ibout 
3:30 
i bit to 
drink, ' C utlet >atu W h en she w alked in, she 
and hei hu sban d began to u g u e D etectiv es are 
u n su re of w h at iad ig nited he conflict.

lad quite 

lad 

x m d ra Sm ith then storm ed ou t of the h ou se 
on toot, p erhap s to get >om ethm g o e at, C u tlei 
sa id .

" S h e left the h ou se m o w as w alking d ow n the 
road, nid ie w en t aftei hei in th e truck, ' C u tlet 
said.

released ’atrick Sm ith from custody Ih u rs d a y .

The Sm iths hud been n ia n ie d for e ig h t o nine 
years, and had tw o ch ild ren to g eth e r, C u tler 
\ ear 
-.aid. They m oved to Lake wav l e s s th an 
ig o from Texarkana. P atrick Sm ith s child from a 
previous m arriage also lived witn th em .

C utiei 
uid said, 

in terv iew ed Patrick Sm ith T hursda) 
'H e w as u p set, n o d ou bt about it."

Sgt. I.P. B ees w ith the sh e riff's crim in al nves- 
tigation d iv ision a d d ed , 
'H e 's p retty d istra u g h t, 
so there w as really not m uch in te rv iew in g to do 
with him . "

,ot run o v e r ," he 

"T h e n Mu 
C u tler said d etectiv es u e mil in v e stig atin g the 
case. O fficials are e x a m in in g Sm ith s p ickup he

Patrick sm ith is th e only -.uspegt, C u tle r said, 
and w e 're tust in v estig a tin g th e circu m stan ces 
surrou nding her Death.

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were confident that the com prom ise 
would m uster up to the Suprem e 
C ourt's standards, Rep. G reg Luna, 
conference com m ittee mem ber, was
not as sure. He said the bill allowed 
for too much unequalized enrich­
ment and that the richer districts 
stood to benefit m ore than the poor­
er ones, but he voted for it because 
of the time constraint.

"I think w e're opening ourselves 
to further litigation. I think that in 
four years, the disparities are going 
to be so great that the system is 
again going to be non -efficient," 
l.una said.

Continued from page 1

the real strength of the bill would 
hinge on the support of educational 
interest groups such as the Mexican 
American Legal D efense and Educa­
tional Fund and the Equity C enter.

"I'm not going to try real hard to 
get it through either house unless 
all of the interest groups in educa­
tion step forward and say, 'W e may 
not like it but w e'll accept it,' " Par­
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Kuwaiti security forces accused of torture

T h e D a i l y T e x a n 
Friday, March 22. 1991 Page 3

Associated Press

KUWAIT CITY — Kuwaiti security forces 
and free-lance gangs are using lit cigarettes, 
knives and other instruments to torture 
hundreds of people suspected of collaborat­
ing with Iraqi troops, a human rights group 
said Thursday.

Also, the body of a man apparently beat­
en to death w as found in a Kuwait City 
neighborhood, the second corpse to appear 
in the area in recent days. U.S. officers at 
the scene said American officials w ere urg­
ing the Kuwaitis to investigate num erous

human rights abuses.

Middle East Watch, a New York-based 
group, said about 30 to 40 people have been 
killed since the U.S.-led coalition forces 
drove Iraqi troops out of the emirate three 
w eeks ago.

"We have interviewed people w ho de­
scribed torture techniques which are very 
similar to those perpetrated by the Iraqis on 
the Kuwaitis," said Andrew Whitley, exec­
utive director of Middle East Watch.

About 2,000 people are being held, and 
many, "possibly the majoritv," have been 
abused, Whitley said.

Many detainees are Palestinians, w ho

claim they are being victimized as a group 
because som e of them assisted the Iraqis 
during the occupation.

Iraqi President Saddam H ussein w on the 
support of many Palestinians with his Scud 
missile attacks on Israel and his repeated 
dem ands for a Palestinian homeland.
Intent on revenge, Kuwaiti 

security 
forces have used lit cigarettes and lighters 
to burn people, knives to carve words into 
the flesh and glass bottles that have been 
forced up rectums, W hitley said.

In one case, a captured Iraqi pilot was 
fatally shot in the head by Kuwaiti security 
forces at the Rumathiya police station in the

early days of Márch, Whitley said.

A Palestinian detainee since released said 
he w itnessed the shooting, Whitley added.
He said there w'ere reports that hospital 
rooms were being used as interrogation 
and punishm ent centers by security forces. 
He cited Murbarak al-Kabeer Hospital, lo­
cated near a Palestinian neighborhood.

Security forces have posted an armed 
guard at the orthopedic wing of the hospi­
tal for the past tw o weeks anJ doctors say 
they believe prisoners are held there.

Doctors at three Kuwaiti hospitals say 
they have treated dozens of cases of torture 
and that the bodies of 45 non-Kuwaitis,

man\ of them killed with bullet w ounds to 
the head, have been dum ped at their facili­
ties since liberation.

Resistance groups rounded up suspected 
collaborators in the first few days after 
Kuwait's liberation, and openly boasted 
about beating Palestinians, whom they dis- 
played to journalists.

W hen the soldiers returned, the process 
increasingly organized and was 
became 
carried out with "high-level army know l­
edge," Whitley said.

"Torture is taking place where there are

top officers,** he said.

Iraqi rebels report napalm 
attacks by Saddam’s forces

Tension grows as Iran protests abduction of Shiite authority

Associated Press

NICOSIA, Cyprus — Iraqi opposition 
groups claimed Thursday that Saddam 
H ussein's loyalist forces were using na­
palm, acid and chemical w eapons to crush 
Kurds in the north and Shiite M uslims in 
the south rebelling against his rule.

Iraqi troops have tried to cut off supplies 
of food and m edicine to areas held by the 
insurgents, and Iraqi warplanes and heli­
copters also have attacked 
rebel-held 
northern oil fields, setting w ells ablaze, the 
opposition said.

M eanwhile, tension grew betw een Iran 
and Iraq. Iran's official new s agency said 
the Tehran governm ent had strongly pro­
tested Iraq's reported abduction of the 
world's highest Shiite authority.

Also Thursday, an Iraqi delegation be­
gan talks with allied officials in the Saudi 
capital of Riyadh on speeding up the repa­
triation of Iraqi prisoners of war. Iraq freed 
1,150 Kuwaitis in compliance with cease­
fire terms.

The opposition Iraqi Kurdistan Front, in 
a statem ent released to Iran's official Islam­
ic Republic N ew s Agency, said the leader 
of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan sent a 
m essage 
the U .N . secretary-general 
seeking an urgent Security Council m eet­
ing on the Iraqi uprising.

to 

IRNA said the letter from the Kurdish 
leader, Jalal Talabani, cited the torching of 
the oil wells and the use of napalm.

reso lu tely 

It said he urged the Security Council to 
"act 
to p reven t Saddam 
Hussein's forces from persisting in these 
acts of gross environm ental terrorism and 
to prevent the indiscriminate destruction 
of civilian areas by H ussein's forces." 

Shiites make up 55 percent of 
Iraq’s 17 million population; 
Saddam and his top aides are 
members of the minority Sun­
ni Muslim sect.

return to Iraq this w eekend to join forces 
with other opposition leaders.

"This is the spring of freedom for Kur­
distan," said the guerrilla leader, w ho has 
spent the past 30 years fighting for a m ea­
sure of autonom y for Iraq's four million 
non-Arab Kurds.

In London, the Free Iraq Council re­
leased a statement urging Egypt, Syria and 
Saudi Arabia to com m it troops in support 
of the anti-Saddam uprising.

"We would invite them to intervene on 
the side of their Iraqi brothers to promote 
an Arab solution to the struggle and there­
by prevent any intervention by other for­
eign forces," said Imam Sayed Hussain al- 
Sader, the general secretary of the council.

The Supreme Assem bly of the Islamic 
Revolution in Iraq, an umbrella of opposi­
tion groups, claims Iraqi forces have used 
ground-to-ground m issiles against rebel- 
held cities, shelled them with artillery and 
tank cannons, and used napalm and chem ­
ical w eapons.

The Iran-based assem bly said 15,000 
people w'ere killed in the southern Shiite 
holy city of Najaf alone. Rebels say the city 
has been under attack since March 19.

Najaf, 100 miles south of Baghdad, is the 
most sacred site for Shiites. It houses the 
tomb of the founder of the sect, Imam Ali, 
Prophet M ohammed's son-in-law.

The assembly also said Iraq has used a 
new tactic against Kurds celebrating the 
takeover of most of northern Iraq, mclud-

ing the key oil center of Kirkuk.

"Government helicopters dropped and 
on people demonstrating against the Bagh­
dad regime, killing 
large numbers of 
them," it said. It did not specify the type of 
acid.

The Kurdistan Democratic Party also 
claimed Saddam's troops were inflicting 
heavy civilian casualties.

"The Iraqi army is attacking the city in­
discriminately from the air using helicopter 
gunships and light aircraft," it said. "Hun­
dreds of civilian casualties have been in­
flicted on the citv's population."

Rebel claims that Saddam had used un­
conventional w eapons to crush dissent 
have been im possible to verify. The United 
States has said it had no evidence that such 
weapons have been deployed.

The opposition also said Grand Ayatol­
lah Abul-Hassan al-Khoei, 
the world's 
highest Shiite authority, w'as kidnapped in 
Najaf by Iraqi special forces.

Iran, which regards itself as the defender 
of the world's 100 million Shiites, issued a 
strong protest. Shiites make up 55 percent 
of Iraq's 17 million population; Saddam 
and his top aides are members of the mi­
nority Sunni Muslim sect.

The official Iraqi N ew s Agency had re­
ported W ednesday that Khoei had traveled 
to Baghdad, met with Saddam and ex­
pressed his support for the governm ent's 
drive to crush dissent.

IRNA said Iranian Deputy Foreign Min­
ister H ussein Sheikholeslam on Thursday 
sum m oned Iraqi Charge d'Affaires Fakhri 
Hamoudi al-Dulaini and handed him a 
strongly worded note protesting the com­
pulsory transfer of Khoei to Baghdad.

The deputy foreign minister also denied 
Iran was involved in the Iraqi unrest and 
protested claims that it was by Iraq's par­
liament, the agency said.

98 killed in Saudi transport plane crash

Associated Press

DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — A Saudi trans­
port plane crashed Thursday w hile trying to 
land in bad weather and smoke from burning 
Kuwaiti oil fields. N inety-tw o Senegalese sol­
diers and six Saudi crew members w ere killed, 
officials said.

Three Senegalese soldiers survived the crash 

but were reported in critical condition.

The Senegalese were part of the U.S.-led allied 
force deployed in the Persian Gulf War. The ear­
ly morning crash occurred near their base in 
northern Saudi Arabia, where the soldiers, w ho 
were all Muslims, were returning from a pilgrim­
age to Mecca, officials said.

Medoune Fall, Senegal’s defense 
minister, said an eight-day period 
of national mourning was declared 
in Senegal.

"The plane crashed while trying to land be­
cause of bad weather and poor visibility result­
ing from the clouds of smoke from the oil wells 
set ablaze in southern Kuwait bv the ruler of 
Iraq," an official Saudi statement said 

The plane, which had tlown from Jiddah, 
crashed while trying to land at Ras al-Mishab, on 
the coast near Khafji, just south of the Kuwait 
border, said a Saudi military official, w ho spoke

on condition of anonym ity.

M edoune Fall, Senegal's defense minister, 
said an eight-day period of national mourning 
was declared in Senegal.

Senegal's Defense Ministrv said the 92 Sene­
galese soldiers would be buried in Saudi Arabia 
to be close to Islam's holiest shrines at Mecca 
and Medina.

Fall said the soldiers had "fallen on the field of 
the faith, thousands of kilometers from hom e, 
where they had gone to defend peace and jus­
tice."

The soldiers were part of a 500-member Sene­
galese contingent in the coalition that drove Iraqi
forces from Kuwait in a six-week offensive that 
ended in a cease-fire Feb. 28.

Bush cites Los Angeles police chief as ‘exemplary'

what 1 saw made me sick," Bush 
^a id .

Asked whether Gates was re­
sponsible for his officers' conduct, 
Bush said that was "a matter, the 
wav I see it, tor the local police de­
partment."

"If there's a violation of federal 
law by anybody then that com es un­
der the heading of our business."

He 

lauded Gates 

for "doing 
things for kids," including an anti­
drug program and for closing down 
houses of crack cocaine.

"In many ways he's been an ex­

emplary police chief," Bush said.

FBI Director William Sessions, 
m eanwhile, said the nation's police 
chiefs must make it clear to their de­
partments that "we do not tolerate 
at all police brutality or the giving of 
summary punishm ent, because that 
is not the way w e govern our- 
selves.

1 ie declined to com m ent on the 

L os Angeles case.

L.A. Police Chief Daryl Gates, second from left, attends a public hearing.

outset of a m eeting with his attor­
ney general, Dick Thornburgh, on 
the status of the Justice Depart­
ment's investigation into police bru­
tality.

"What we're going to do is look 
into violations of the law and prose­
cute any of the people that have vio­
lated the federal law, and speak out 
against police brutality, because

A sso cia te d Press

Jalabani, in an interview with The Asso- 
An Iraqi woman, claiming to have fallen on stairs, seeks medical aid at an allied checkpoint, dated Press in Dam ascus, said he would

Associated Press 

Parliament kills 
Britain’s poll tax
Major retreats from Thatcherism

Associated Press

LONDON — Prime Minister 
John Major's governm ent on 
Thursday announced the death of 
the poll tax — an unpopular local 
governm ent levy — in an abrupt 
U-turn from the policies of his for­
mer mentor Margaret Thatcher.

"The public has not been per­
suaded that the charge is fair," En­
viron m ent Secretary M ichael 
Heseltine told the H ouse of Com­
mons.

The tax sparked a riot in London 
a year ago and campaigns of orga­
nized disobedience cost the C on­
servatives 
formerly "safe" 
seats in special parliamentary elec­
tions and 
to defeat 
threatened 
them in the next general election.

two 

in 

legislators 

Opposition 

the 
House of Com m ons how led 
in 
derision as the governm ent ac­
know ledged finally that the flag­
ship policy of Thatcher's third 
term as prime minister had failed.

"We have just heard the most 
the most 
com plete capitulation, 
startling U-turn and 
the most 
sham eless abandonm ent of con­
sistency and principle in modern 
political history," declared Labor 
Party spokesm an Bryan Gould.

Scrapping the poll tax was Ma­
from 
former prime

retreat yet 
the 

jor's biggest 
Thatcherism, 

minister's philosophy of free mar­
kets, individual initiative and re­
duced state spending.

Major has parted company with 
Thatcher on other issues as well. 
He has m ended fences with the 
rest of the European Community, 
raised state benefits to children — 
which Thatcher had frozen since 
1987 — and trimmed tax breaks for 
the wealthiest.

In place of the poll tax, H esel­
tine said the governm ent plans to 
introduce by 1993 a hybrid tax 
based on property values and the 
number of adult residents in each 
household. He gave no details, 
but promised to produce a con­
sultative paper by the end of the 
month.

Amid the cheers for the death of 
the tax were som e jeers for its re­
placement.

"The worst of both worlds looks 
likely ... an unpopular and possi­
bly unfair property tax coupled 
with the continued nightmare of a 
head tax," said Alistair Macrae, 
secretary of the 500,000-member 
National Union of Public Employ­
ees, most of whom work for local 
authorities.

Thatcher, now a rank-and-file 
legislator, w as not in the chamber 
to hear H eseltine ditch the tax — 
which he had promised to do 
w hen he challenged Thatcher for 
the party leadership in November.

Associated Press

W ASHINGTON — President 
Bush said Thursday the videotape 
of Los A ngeles police beating a 
prone man "made m e sick," but he 
defended 
the officers' embattled 
boss as "an exemplary police chief" 
in many w ays.

Bush turned aside a question on 
whether Daryl Gates should step 
dow n, as critics in Los A ngeles are 
dem anding. He said Gates, a long­
time political supporter, is "entitled 
to a credible hearing. ... Nobody's 
going to prejudge anybody here."

Referring to an amateur camera­
man's widely televised videotape of 
Los Angeles officers kicking and 
pummeling Rodney King on March 
3, Bush said:

"It w as sickening to see the beat­
ing that w as rendered. ... There's 
no way in mv view to explain that 
away. It's outrageous."

Bush made the com m ents at the

Associated Press

Soviets resolve for new unity 
based on referendum results

MOSCOW — Lawmakers urged national 
and republic leaders on Thursday to use 
the recent referendum on preserving the 
union as a springboard for approving a 
new treaty to join the republics.

After a day of relatively calm debate, the 
Supreme Soviet 
legislature approved an 
eight-point resolution declaring that "a ma­

jority of people [agreed] that the fate of the 
country's people is indivisible, that only 
through joint efforts will they be able to 
successfully resolve questions of economic, 
social and cultural developm ent."

The legislature had scheduled the re­
ferendum at the urging of President Mi­
khail Gorbachev. The resolution gave him 
another card in his bid to hold the* republics 
together under a new Union Treaty.

Neither Gorbachev nor his chief foe, Rus­
sian Federation President Boris Yeltsin, 
have comm ented publicly on the results of 
Sunday's referendum.

Walesa asks Congress for aid

WASHINGTON — Polish President Lech 
Walesa announced Thursday that Ameri­
cans will no longer need visas to visit his 
country and appealed to them to do busi­
ness in his economically struggling nation.

Walesa, 47, came to C apitol Hill to ask for 
help as his country attem pts to transform 
its econom y from a state-controlled en ­
terprise to a free-market system .

He made the visa announcem ent in a 
closed m eeting of the H ouse Foreign Af­
fairs Committee and confirmed it later to 
reporters.

"As of the 15th of April, there are not 
going to be any visas for all Americans 
com ing to Poland," Walesa said. "No prob 
• lems for their arrival. Poland will be freely 
open to all American citizens."

Democrats propose recession policies

WASHINGTON 

Democrats on the 
Joint Economic C om m ittee, charging the 
Bush administration with complacency in 
fighting the recession, Thursday put for­
ward programs thev said should be enacted 
if the recession gets worse than expected.

Among the proposals, the Democrats 
urged the Federal Reserve to be more ag­
gressive in lowering interest rates and rec­
om m ended that Congress vote extra funds 
to speed up processing of unem ploym ent 
claims.

While we have som e optim ism that the 
economy will weather the current period of 
a d v e r s i t y w e believe that these risk factors 
ju s t if y increased attention bv the Congress, 
the president and the Federal Reserve to 
policies that could stimulate econom ic re­
covery should the optimistic consensus be 
proven wrong," the Democrats said.

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No con-Census
Bureau should recount Texas

released March 10 confirmed the state's rapid growth. 

T exans stood up to be counted last year, and census figures 

boasts 16.9 million residents and is set to gain three seats in the 
U.S. H ouse of Representatives.

Over the past decade Texas grew 19.4 percent; the state 

Being bigger, though, may mean the federal government will 

shortchange the state.

Population figures determine the allocation for billions of fed­
eral aid dollars, and the C en su s Bureau may have grossly under­
counted Texas' Hispanic and border populations. For the state to 
even hope to provide adequate resources for its citizens over the 
next ten years, the C en sus Bureau m ust retrace its steps and 
record the "m issin g” Texans.

Attorney General Dan M orales has filed suit against the Com ­

merce Department (which runs the C en su s Bureau) to do just 
that. If the 1990 population figures stand, he estim ates the state 
will be cheated of SI billion in federal funds over the next ten 
years.

L o sses from 1980 m iscounts, says M orales, already cost the 

state an estim ated $580 million.

Texas is critized for its crime, drugs, unem ploym ent and so on. 

Federal aid is not the solution, but it certainly helps. When its 
amount does not keep pace with the population, though, Texas 
is effectively "p u n ish e d ."

In addition to possible aid cutbacks, the census figures could 
skew state redistricting. Districts are*reset every 10 years to re­
flect dem ographics, and the census' m isrepresentation could 
mean worsening strongarm tactics by Texas' less populated areas 
on the state's more populated (but invisible) districts.

Texas has the second largest Hispanic population and largest 
rural Hispanic population in the nation. "Exacerbating this prob­
lem ," states M orales, " is the fact that the minority population in 
Texas and other chronically undercounted regions is increasing 
dramatically as a percentage of the general population."

The deadline is July 15 for the Commerce Department to adjust 
the census figures nationally. If they choose to leave Texas' num ­
bers intact, the state m ay initiate its own population tally for 
redistricting pu rposes, th e bill for the recount, though, should 
go directly to the Com m erce Department.

Federal cutbacks due to budgetary pressu res are one thing; 
however, we should not accept losses on the part of system atic 
negligence by census takers.

—

 Adam Hersh

RING

Bullock appreciates support

I noticed y ou r V iew point ("T a x Me B a b y ," 
The Daily Texan, M ar. 8) and I w ant to thank 
you for you r p erceptive in sig h ts into the issu e 
of a state lottery vs. a state incom e tax.

I w ant to clarify on e p oin t. U n less you item ­
ize d ed u ctio n s on you r federal incom e tax re­
turn — an d m ost T exan s d o n 't — you w o n 't be 
allow ed to d ed u c t a state incom e tax from your 
federal return. U n d er m y plan, h ow ever, a 
fam ily of four m ak in g le ss than $25,000 w ould 
pay no state incom e tax.

for 

T h an k s again 

join in g the incom e tax 
b an d w ag o n . It m ay not be the m ost p o p u la r 
place to be, but I'm convinced that it's the right 
one.

Bob Bullock 
Lieutenant governor
Lack of objectivity offensive
It is the su p re m e irony that th ro u gh o u t an 
entire y ear o f d ialo g u e a d d re ssin g the in ad e ­
q u ate d iversity o f U T 's acad em ic p rogram , the 
m ulticultural d eb ate h as sim p ly ign ored o n e of 
the m ost culturally in sen sitive of the Univ ersi­
ty 's p ro g ram s.

I am referring to the A rabic p rogram o f the 
O riental and A frican L a n g u a g e s D ep artm en t 
and the m edieval, O rien talist m entality which 
p erv ad e s this p rogram an d som eh ow m a n a g e s 
to p a ss for legitim ate ed u catio n .

U nder the a e g is o f a "value-n eutral" curricu ­
lum , the texts an d teach in g s m eth od s em ­
ployed by the A rabic p ro g ram are effectively 
alien ating stu d en ts of M uslim origin w h o con ­
stitute a m ajority o f the p ro g ra m 's con stitu en ­
cy.

S tu d e n ts are blithely in form ed that A rabic is 
a " s e x is t" lan g u ag e an d that certain a sp e c ts of 
Islam ic tradition are "h u m ilia tin g ."

While I m ay be sh am efu lly ignorant o f the 
state o f the art in u p ro o tin g a lan g u ag e from its 
original cultural-historical context an d 
then 
reinterpretin g this context to com p ly with the 
prevailing political a g e n d a o f the d ay , I am 
painfully aw are that the linguistic c ateg o ries of 
the A rabic lan g u ag e are in tim ately, an d in cer­
tain a sp e c ts, inextricably related to the Islam ic 
m ilieu.

Yet, d esp ite m y n aivete, I w ould h azard to 
ask -a few q u estio n s which rem ain u n an sw ered : 
D oes the Arabic p ro g ra m 's o sten sib le im p arti­
ality require an im p osition o f secular and o p e n ­
ly exhibit hostility to w ard s Islam to m aintain 
any sem b lan ce o f "o b je c tiv ity " in the c la ss­
room 7

W hat w ould be the fate, pray tell, of an y p ro ­
fessor of H ebrew or A frican lan g u ag e w ho 
d em o n strated sim ilar con tem p t for the cultural- 
ideological tradition w hich un d erlies the c o n ­
tent o f their resp ectiv e field s?

H ow sad it is that w e are so selective in our 
se n se of acad em ic in tegrity and how p o rte n ­
tously tragic it is for the future of acad em ic tol­
eran ce that the call for "th e resp ect o f the 
d isp arate cu ltu res rep resen te d by the p ro p o se d 
m ulticultural p ro g ra m " h as fallen on d e a f ears 
at the A rabic lan g u ag e section o f the O riental 
and A frican L a n g u a g e s D ep artm en t.

Ashraf M. Isma'il 
History

Liberals want a better 'cake'

1 am now tired o f the conflict an d co n trover­
sy su rro u n d in g m u lticulturalism , "racist liber-

President delivers promises, promises
D ear G eorge,

Rob Eberhart
GUEST COLUMNIST

se e m s a s th ou gh the m on ey is there after all.

D uring you r p resid en tial cam paign 
in 1988 you m ad e a n u m b er o f statem en ts an d a 
num ber ot p ro m ises. You m ad e the claim that 
you w ould be the en viron m en tal p resid en t, the 
p resid en t w ho w ould not raise taxes, the e d u ­
cation p resid en t, the p resid en t w ho w ould low ­
er the deficit an d the p resid en t that w ou ld p ro­
gentler 
vide A m erican s with 
n a tio n ." T h ese are p ro m ises that you have bro­
ken.

"k in d ler, 

a 

G eo rg e, you claim ed that you w ould be the 
environ m ental p resid en t, but vour recently re­
leased en ergy p rop osal calls for the exploitation 
of p rev io u sly untouched en viron m en tal pre­
serv es in A laska, an in crease o f offsh o re drill­
ing in C alifo rn ia's coastal w aters an d incredibly 
en o u gh , the raisin g of restriction s placed u pon 
the construction of nuclear p ow er p lan ts. Y our 
policy d o e s not in an y w ay su p p o rt the co n ser­
vation of en ergy, on ly the in crease o f p ro d u c­
tion. C on tin u ed stre ss on oil p rod uction and 
co n su m p tion will on iv result in a con tin u ed d e ­
pen d en cy on oil, an d n ecessitate m ore inter­
ven tion s sim ilar to the on e w e h av e ju st com ­
pleted. W hat kind o f en v iron m en t will w e have 
in 20 y ears with these k in d s o f p olicies?

You p rom ised that you w'ouid not raise taxes 
and yet tw o years later taxes w ere raised on 
alcohol, cigarettes, g aso lin e and beer. Did you 
p u rp o sely m islead u s or are you just bad with 
m ath 7 A re you so stu p id that vou d id n 't realize 
that taxes w ould have to be raised in ord er to

My suggestion to you, 

George, is to make good on 
the promises you made dur­
ing your cam paign."

deal with the deficit? O r, did you sim p ly lie to 
u s an d figure that w e w ould forget w h at you 
said in 1988? I think you told u s to read you r 
lips so w e w o u ld n 't h ave to look you in the eye 
w hile you lied throu gh y o u r teeth.

G eo rg e, you claim ed you w ou ld be the e d u ­
cation p resid en t, but recently y o u r a d m in istra ­
tion tried to cut all federally fu n d ed sch olar­
sh ip s specifically d esig n a ted 
for m inorities. 
Will the GI bill becom e their on ly w ay to afford 
college?

You p ro m ised that you w ould he the p re si­
dent that w ould low er the deficit an d the p re si­
d ent w ho w ould p u t the U nited S ta te s on 
so u n d financial footin g, hut a s a resu lt o f your 
escalation o f ou r in volvem ent in the g u lf, the 
U .S. deficit m ay exceed an u n p reced en ted $400 
billion. You told o u r country that there w as no 
m on ey for im p rovem en ts in ed u catio n , health 
care, h ou sin g an d the problem o f h o m e le ssn e ss 
but you a sk e d C o n g re ss for $56 m illion to 
finance the first three m on th s o f the gu lf w ar. It

You p ro m ised u s that you w ou ld m ake o u r 
country a kindler, gen tler n a tio n ," but in stead 
you in vad ed Panam a in 1990 an d now Iraq. Is 
"kindler, gen tler n a tio n " w hich you 
this the 
p ro m ised ? I'm sorry, G eo rg e, b u t I d o n 't eq u ate 
the d e ath s o f th o u sa n d s o f civilian s in P anam a 
an d th o u sa n d s m ore in Iraq with k in d n e ss or 
g en tlen ess. 
I d id n 't realize that w hen you 
talked ab ou t a "th o u sa n d p o in ts o f lig h t" that 
you w ere d escrib in g all the U.S. bo m b s e x p lo d ­
ing th ro u gh o u t the w orld. I think this w ar is 
you r latest attem p t to p ro v e that you are not a 
w im p.

G eo rge, w hat h ave you really d o n e for o u r 
country ? We w on the w ar in the gu lf, but w h at 
are the p ositive resu lts o f this w ar oth er than 
kn ow in g that w e "k ick ed a little a s s ? " O n ce the 
sm o k e clears an d w e a s s e s s exactly w h at you 
have acco m p lish ed d u rin g y o u r p resid en cy , 
w e re not g o in g to h ave m uch m ore to sh o w 
than a lot of d ead A rabs.

It se e m s ironic that with this kind o f public 
record you have such a high a p p ro v a l ratin g 
from the A m erican public. M y su g g e stio n to 
you, G eo rg e, is that you start takin g care o f 
th in gs here at hom e, an d m ak e g o o d on the 
p ro m ise s you m ad e d u rin g y o u r cam p aig n .

C on cern y o u rself with ou r co u n try 's real 
p rob lem s an d let the A rab s take care o f th em ­
selv es.

Eberhart is a government senior.

Nobody is right, 
now let's celebrate
A s a colu m n ist for The Dai­

ly Texan, I get up on m y 
so a p box every' w eek an d 
a half or so to sh are m y v iew s on 

John
Beliveau
TEXAN
COLUMNIST

life, the u n iv erse an d ev ery th in g 
with 50,000 read ers.

Let m e be the first to ad m it, it is 
great fun. I h av e also g ain ed a 
unique p ersp ectiv e on a n um ber 
of things that I had n ever c o n sid ­
ered before.

The Bible, ab ortion , the b u d g e t 
an d the w ar are all vital issu e s of 
the d ay , to be su re. Every d a y The 
Texan ru n s c o lu m n s an d letters on 
the evils of o u r gov ern m en t, our 
econom y, o u r society, etc.

Each d ay d o z e n s of p eo p le 
m arch into o u r editorial office, u p ­
set about so m eth in g that w e p rin t­
ed or so m eth in g that w e did not 
print, e ag e r to m ake their v iew s 
know n.

All o f them are convinced that 
they are righ t, an d if only p eo p le 
w ould listen to them , every th in g 
w ould w ork ou t for the best. T hey 
tolerate no d isagreem en t. A free 
p ress in action. Boy, it g iv e s m e a 
w arm fuzzy.

G u y s, I hate to burst y o u r b u b ­
the em p ero r h a s no 
ble, but 
clothes. C h a n c e s are pretty g o o d 
that w e are all w ron g.

If the w o rld 's p rob lem s could be 
solved from an arm chair, then all 
our p ro b lem s w ould have d is a p ­
peared a lon g tim e ago . A nd even 
if you d o h ap p e n to stu m b le on 
the truth, n o b o d y really cares. It is 
high tim e that w e sto p p e d takin g 
o u rselv es so serio u sly , take a pill, 
an d relax.

A s college stu d e n ts, w e tend to 
take refuge in the ivory tow er o f 
the U niversity, each with ou r ow n 
pet cau se or concern. In d o in g so , 
w e often lose sigh t o f w hat is real­
ly im portant in life. Sure, the eco­
nom ic health o f the United S tates 
is a concern, but d o es an y on e live 
to an alyze b u d g e t ex p en d itu res? if 
they do, is that living?

We are so convinced o f ou r ow n 
su p eriority an d kn ow led ge that 
w e tend to forget how little w e re­
ally d o know . T he su rest path to 
grow th js to ad m it that w e d o not 
know ev ery th in g an d 
that w e 
sh ou ld o p en ou r m in d s to new 
con cep ts an d new 
Ig n o ­
rance is a s vital an ingredient for 
learning a s w isd o m .

id eas. 

I he " v ir tu e s " of m odern civili­
zation have im p roved the h o u se s 
in which w e live, while leavin g 
the in h abitan ts m uch the sam e. 
We have a m issile that is able to 
hit a tin can at 10,000 m iles, an d 
yet jealo u sy an d p ettin ess are a s

"It is high time that 
we stopped taking 
ourselves so serious­
l y ________________________

prevalent a s ever.

C an w e not im p rove the lot of 
hum anity concurrent with the d e ­
velop m en t o f a four-slice toaster? 
Is the on e so m uch m ore vital than 
the other?

t e le p h o n e 

We h a v e 

lin e s 
stretch in g from P aris to Peking, 
but d o w e really h ave an y th in g 
im portant to sa y ? We have b e­
com e so con cern ed with the idea 
o f "th e global v illa g e " that w e 
have 
into 
let ou r ow n hut fall 
d isarray.

is 

A s a nation w e are quick to im ­
p o se ou r v a lu e s on oth ers, yet a 
d o se of in trospection on w hat w e 
co n sid er valu ab le 
in order. 
Su re, a new Ja g is nice, but so is a 
scenic vista or peace o f m ind. 
S o m e w ou ld arg u e the 
is 
even m ore difficult to obtain.
The D e o n le w h o m w p 

la h p l
" s u c c e s s fu l" lead but on e kind o f 
life; it is w ro n g to ign ore the o th ­
ers. I hold H enry D avid T h oreau 
in greater esteem 
than D on ald 
T ru m p; T ru m p erects m o n u m en ts 
o f ston e, T h oreau erects m o n u ­
m en ts of id ea s.

later 

r 

r 

~

In to d ay 's w orld , form is e n sh ­
rined over function, an d a p p e a r ­
ance ov er fact. We m u st resist the 
tem ptation to b ecom e m ired 
in 
petty self-rig h teo u sn ess. D o not 
m easu re su c c e ss by w h at oth e rs 
h ave d on e; n o b o d y h as ev er b e ­
com e great by im itation.

In stead, k eep a w eath er's eye 
on w hat A. W hitney Brow n righ t­
ly calls "T h e Big P ic tu re," an d d o 
w hat m ak es you h ap p y . If you d o 
w hat you w an t, an d society se e s 
no w orth in it, so w h at? Is that 
such a lo ss?

A s for m e, I am g o in g to take 
my ow n ad vice. I am sick o f sittin g 
in front o f a c o m p u ter screen. I am 
sick of w orking on m y colum n . I 
am go in g o u tsid e to en jo y the 
view .

Beliveau isa Plan II freshman.

a ls " an d thi* liki-. For once an d for all, 1 w ould 
p erson ally like to state w hat m o st "lib e ra ls" 
w ant an d /or m ean w hen they say m ulticultur­
alism .

M ulticulturalism is m ore than takin g a class, 
read in g a book or atten din g a sem in ar. It is a 
way of view in g the w hole w orld an d its m any 
p eop les. M ulticulturalism is a w ay of thinking 
that recogn izes an d resp ects all oth er in d iv id u ­
als and their resp ective cultures.

M any "lib e ra ls" are fighting for a better s y s­
tem of ed u catio n which inevitably will produce 
a truly m ore intellectually w ell-roun d ed grou p 
of in d ivid u als into tom orrow 's w orld a s flu- 
new "m o v e rs an d sh a k e r s."

To m ake it sim p ler, le t's take a cake. When 
you tastr cake, you taste cake1 — not o g g s, su g ­
ar, butter, etc. H ow ever, com m on se n se and 
u n d erstan d in g m ake you realize that those 
things h ad to g o into the batter to m ake the 
cake a cake!

but the cake is not bland. It h as flavor! 1’hat 
flavor is b ro u gh t out and en h an ced by the 
ingredients.

That is w hat m ulticulturalists are strivin g for. 
They are not strivin g for a d e sse rt in which on e 
can taste the butter or the e g g s, but rather a 
batter that is flavorful and enriched by the 
in gredients.

Tatiu Jackson 
Public relations
There's no reason to celebrate
I g u e ss that I am in Alice in Wonderland d u r­
ing the afterm ath of this so-called " ju s t w ar" 
that w e just fou gh t with Iraq. F or so m e reaso n , 
I am not on e of those 90 percent of the A m eri­
can p eop le (according to the m ain stream p ress) 
who feels "e u p h o r ic " ov er "w in n in g " this war.

I am not eu p h oric becau se there are plenty of 
reaso n s not to be. Presently, there are tens o f

th o u sa n d s of refu g ees 
from 
b o m bin g c am p a ig n s by ou r cou n try w ho are 
lan gu ish in g in the d esert, w o u n d ed an d w ith­
out food or w ater.

left h o m eless 

I am not eu p h oric b ec au se o f all the bloody 
se n se le ss d e ath s on both sid e s that did not 
have to h ap p en , leavin g beh in d grievin g fam i­
lies d esp erately trying to find an y m ean in g in 
th ese trag ed ies.

1 am not celebrating the o u tco m e of this w ar. 
It left behind catastro p h ic en viron m en tal d a m ­
ag e of which w e are ju st a s gu ilty o f com m it­
ting a s S a d d a m H u ssein .

We have further strain ed ou r trillion- dollar 
deficit u p at least $30 billion than it w as before 
the w ar, alo n g with leavin g ou r ailing d om estic 
problem s on the back bu rn er once again .

We did not ex h au st all oth er altern ativ es b e­
fore d ecid in g to launch this w ar an d "k ick 
som e a s s . "

This w ar could p ossib ly h av e been av erted if 
we an d Israel had agreed to hold an in terna­
tional conferen ce on the inevitable Palestinian 
issu e, which is som eth in g w e have been refu s­
ing to face up to for the p a st 40 y ears.

M ostly, I am grievin g b e c au se this w as a w ar 
that could have been av o id ed in the first place 
if w e and vario u s other cou n tries had not c o n ­
tinually built u p S ad d am with m ilitary and 
chem ical w eap o n s th rou gh out the '80s.

The m ass destruction that took place ov er 
this p ast m onth is a tragic result of the failure 
of our political lead ers to n egotiate settlem en ts 
peacefully w hile k eep in g the w elfare of m il­
lions of innocent lives in m ind.

Adalyn Brugger 
1/7 graduate

 UNIVERSITY

T h e D a i l y T e x a i|

Friday. March 2 2 .1 9 9 1 Page

Bill may curb book resales

Nancy Thomas
Daily Texan Staff

In an effo rt to p reven t b o o k sto res 
from g o u gin g stu d e n ts on prices for 
used textboo k s, a H ou ston leg isla­
tor and so m e U T stu d e n ts have 
drafted a bill lim iting th e am o u n t 
that can be ch arged for u sed b ook s.
" I hope to stop so m e o f th e o u tra ­
g eou s prices ch arged for used b ooks 
to s tu d e n ts ," said R ep. R on W ilso n , 
D -H o u ston , w ho help ed so m e o f his 
Plan II g o v ern m e n t stu d e n ts d ev el­
op the bill.

In th e class W ilson te a ch e s w e e k ­
ly at the C ap ito l, stu d e n ts cam e up 
w ith several id eas ab ou t bills they 
w ould like to see p assed and th en 
voted on w h ich o n e s th ey w ould try 
to get th rou g h th e L eg islatu re.

W ilson said this bill w as of p artic­
ular in terest to him b ecau se h e re­
m em bered feelin g that b o o k sto res 
w ere m aking too m uch m o n ey o ff 
the resale o f b o o k s w h en he w as in 
law sch ool.

Sarah M errill, Plan II sen io r, said

stu d en ts w ere spurred by a g en eral 
feeling o f d isco n ten t reg ard in g th e
prices of used textb oo k s.

She said sh e resea rch ed 

three 
area b o o k sto res to d eterm in e the 
prices for used texts. S h e said a s tu ­
den t w h o paid $50 for a book would 
only get $20 upon retu rn , but th e 
b ooksto re w ould 
the 
sam e book for $40.

resell 

then 

A ccord in g to th e bill, it w ould be 
a C lass C m isd em ean o r for an y o n e 
to sell a used textbook at a price 
m ore than 20 p ercen t high er than 
the price for w hich he or sh e pu r­
chased the u sed textbook.

For exam p le, if a used textbook 
sold for $50, and the b ook sto re pu r­
ch ased the b ook back from the stu ­
d en t at $25, th e b ook sto re could not 
resell the b ook for m ore than $30.

Merrill said they decided upon 
the 20 p ercent figure b ecau se they 
felt it w as fair to both stu d en ts and 
b oo k sto res.

Emil H artu n ian , m an ag er of the 
textbook d ep a rtm en t at the U n iv er­
sity C o -op , said C o -o p policy is to

buy b o o k s back at =iü p ercen t ot th* 
cu rren t retail price for th e book, not 
the used book price, and to charge 
77 p ercen t ot the cu rren t retail new 
price for used b ooks. He pointed 
ou t that prices are d eterm in ed strict­
ly by the p u b lish e r's su g g ested r< 
tail price.

"W e pay halt price for a n y hot 

e d itio n s ," H artun iai 

excep t oíd 
said.

G eo rg e M itchell, p resid en t o f th 
C o -o p , said he d o es not b eliev e th 
bill has a ch a n ce to g et out of con 
m ittee; h ow ever, W ilson said he bt 
lie ves the ch a n ce s are good th at it 
will pass this session .

M errill said sh e e n jo y e d w orking 
w ith W ilson on the bill. "I w as glad 
to have an opportunity to g o in an e 
attem p t to m ake ch a n g e s in th e svs 
tern. It w as in terestin g to participah 
in the legal p r o c e s s /' sh e said .

S h e also said the bill w ould ap p h 
statew id e b ecau se b o o k sto res haw 
a m o n op o ly n ot ju s t in A u stin , but 
ev ery w h e re in T exas.

W h ile 

a c tiv is ts 
a n ti-a p a rth e id 
could o n ce pack th e W est M all, and 
five years ago storm ed U T P resid en t 
W illiam C u n n in g h a m 's o ffice, a ral­
ly T h u rsd ay in th e sh ad o w of th e 
to w er d rew a crow d o f ap p ro xi­
m ately 30 stu d e n ts — lead in g org a­
n izers to b eliev e th eir cau se has 
b een all but fo rg otten .

"W e c a n 't d o a n y th in g ab ou t the 
tu rn ou t, b u t it is ob v iou s that p eo­
ple have put this issu e on th e back 
b u rn e r," said Jen n a M arsh all, rally 
organizer.

'It's tim e p eop le started learn in g 
ab ou t this and p ayin g a tte n tio n ," 
sh e said, as th e crow d d isp ersed at 
th e d em o n stra tio n 's co n clu sio n .

T h e rally, w h ich inclu ded a live 
ban d , com m em o rated a m a ssacre in

Sou th Africa at the tow n o f S h a rp e ­
ville and recog n ized 
th e In tern a­
tional D ay to A bolish R acism .

Sp o n so red by 

th e S te v e Biko 
C o m m ittee, 10 sp e a k ers from vari­
ou s o rg an izatio n s sp o k e in su p p ort 
of the U n iv ersity 's d iv estm en t 
in 
Sou th Africa and on rem em b erin g 
th o se w h o died in th e 1960 m assacre 
of 69 p ro testers by th e So u th A fri­
can g o v ern m en t.

Elias N tso an e o f the Biko com m it­
tee said th ere w ere 10,000 p eop le at 
the 1960 rally w h en police cam e and 
gave them 10 m in u tes to d isp erse.

"F ro m that day o n , life in Sou th 
A frica ch an g ed . B efore, th ey w ere 
passiv e resisters, afterw ard s 
they 
w an ted to fight v iolen ce w ith vio­
le n c e ," said N tsoan e.

Sh u ro n d a R ob in so n o f the Black 
S tu d e n t A lliance feels p eop le need 
to start taking a stand ag ain st the 
action s of Sou th A frica.

"T h e re i.s no tim e for m eek n ess 
like mv y ou n ger 
w h en ch ild ren 
b ro th e rs and 
sisters áre dying 
w hen w om en like mv m o th er art 
b ein g rap ed , and m en like m y father 
are bein g b e a te n ."

O th e r sp eak ers focu sed th eir a t­
tention on th e d iv estm en t o f U l 
m o n ey in co m p an ies that h av e not 
pulled ou t o f So u th A frica.

A k w a si E v a n s, 

p u b lis h e r of 
Sokoa, said, " W e placed the m o st 
string ent 
Iraq, but 
sa n ctio n s on 
G eorge Bush wran ts to lift th e sa n c- 
turns on Sou th A frica. '

Sibilesto M ataban e o f the A frican 
N ational C o n g ress and a Sou th A f r i ­
can exile, said th e n u m b e r at th e ral­
ly w as n o t that im p ortan t.

"In term s of n u m b ers it is m ore 
im p ortant th at the 10 or 20 w ho 
show up and stav and learn -o m e 
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UT effort to prevent measles effective

David Loy
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O n e y ear a fter a m e asle s ep id em ic 
sw ep t th e state and in fected th e UT 
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ter official said that ste p s taken then 
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 STATE & LOCAL

The Daily tf.xan
Page 6 Friday, March 22, 1991

School aid set
for veterans

Carl Nemec
Daily Texan Staff

S u p p o rt for D esert Storm soldiers and their families 
will continue years after the end of the w ar in the 
form of college scholarships

M any U S. corporations an d indiv iduals have given 
and continue to give o u t of their pocketbooks to p ro ­
vide for children and family m em bers of veterans and 
soldiers killed or m issing in action.

Mobil Oil C orp has given $100,000 to be distributed 
to UT stu d e n ts w ho serv ed in the M iddle East. Begin­
ning in fall 1991, an n u al $1,000 scholarships, ren ew ­
able tor up to four years, will be available to stu d e n ts 
w ho left the U niversity to serve in the gulf and to 
veterans atten d in g th e U niversity for the first tim e 
w ho are Texas residents.

The United Service O rganizations, a private, n o n ­
profit agency th a t provides services for Am erican mil­
itare p ersonnel, now has S I.2 million to d istribute to 
children of service personnel to be used for a college 
education.

The USO will distribute m oney from the A ugust A.
Busch Jr. D esert Storm Scholarship F und, w hich w as 
financed w ith a $1 m illion gift from A nheuser-B usch 
C om panies an d $200,000 from th e A ugust A. Busch 
Jr. C haritable F oundation.

The scholarships are in te n d ed to benefit the fam i­
lies of about 300 A m ericans w h o are m issing or dead 
as a result of either D esert Shield or D esert Storm .

Amy Adler, USO m anager of publication and infor­
m ation, said the organization has never given out 
m on ey as it will w ith the A nheuser-B usch scholar­
ships. "T o be giving o u t m oney is som ething new to 
u s,” she said.

The USO relies on d o n a tio n s to keep running.
A dler expects that each eligible person will get 
$5,000. The USO will notify any family m em bers eligi­
ble for the scholarships once the D epartm ent of D e­
fense confirm s that a soldier is d ead or m issing.

The M arine C orps Scholarship Fund also has estab ­
lished a college fund for the estim ated 170 children of 
m issing or d ead soldiers.

The organization, w hich has already aw arded $7 
million to n eed y children of M arines, has received 
$146,000 already and has not started to solicit d o n a ­
tions yet.

In A ustin, only one bill in the Legislature rem otely 

provides for families of D esert Storm veterans.

Go fly a k ite

Scott Lewis Daily Texan Staff

Chuck Joseph, an illustrator and graphic designer, flies his stunt kite at Zilker Park. He has been 
flying kites for several years. Stunt kites range in price from $40 to $400.

Senator introduces bill to reduce auto pollution

Associated Press

New cars sold in the state w ould 
be required to m eet m uch to ugher 
pollution sta n d ard s u n d e r legisla­
tion touted T hursday by a senator 
w ho said Texans cannot afford dirty 
air.

"1 do n o t accept the position that 
the mobility w e desire from th e a u ­

tom obile requires us to resign o u r­
selves to the inevitable consequence 
of polluted air," said Sen. Rodney 
Ellis, D -H ouston.

Ellis said au to exhaust is a prim a­
ry cause of urban sm og and toxic air 
pollution.

To com bat 

it, he said, Texas 
should a d o p t C alifornia's strin g en t 
tailpipe em issions rules, w hich are 
stronger th an new sta n d a rd s federal

law will require in o th er states.

auto em issions stan d ard s.

"W ith th e quality of o u r air as 
poor as it is, it is unconscionable to 
sell cars that d o n 't em ploy readily 
available, cost-effective m eans to re­
duce the em ission of d ang erous pol­
lu ta n ts," he said.

The bill w ould direct the Texas 
Air C ontrol Board to exercise the 
state's option u n d e r 
federal 
Clean Air Act to a d o p t C alifornia's

the 

Steve Spaw , the b o ard 's executive 
director, said excessive 
levels of 
ozone is one of Texas' m ost serious 
air problem s, and au to exhaust is a 
m ajor contributor to ozone pollu­
tion.

"T he b u rd e n of achieving clean 
air stan d ard s m u st be sh ared by ev­
e ry o n e," he said.

Berlanga agrees to 
yield subpoenaed 
records to officials

Corpus Christi legislator avoids 2nd jailing

Associated Press

State Rep. H ugo Berlanga said 
T hursday he will su rren d er records 
to a grand jury after the Texas C ourt 
of C rim inal A ppeals issued an o rd er 
that could have p u t the law m aker 
back in jail if he d id n 't.

"A s I have said th ro u g h o u t, I re­
spect the judicial process an d I am a 
law -abiding citizen," said Berlanga, 
one of the m ost pow erful m em bers 
of the H ouse.

Berlanga, D -C orpus C hristi, said 
he w as d isap p o in ted in the c o u rt's 
5-3 decision. But he a d d e d , "T h at 
three judges d issen ted vindicates 
my belief that the principle is im ­
p o rtan t an d n eed ed to be raised ."

Berlanga had co n ten d ed th e sp e ­
cial Travis C ounty g rand jury, in­
vestigating ties b etw een legislators 
and lobbyist, had no right to o rd er 
him to produce w h at he said are 
personal records.

He w as jailed for ab ou t six h o u rs 
Tuesday for refusing to pay a $500 
fine after state District Judge Bob 
Perkins found him in co n tem p t of 
court.

Perkins' 

ruling stem m ed 

from 
B erlanga's refusal to tu rn over su b ­
poenaed business d ocu m ents for 
Berlanga B usiness C o n su lta n ts, 
Federal Civil Process Inc. and Title 
USA C om pany of A ustin 
to the 
g ran d jury.

Later T uesday, the state C ourt of 
Crim inal A ppeals ordered Berlanga 
released from jail on a $500 personal 
recognizance bond and 
it 
w ould consider the m atter.

said 

O n T hursday, the court denied 
B erlanga's appeal and vacated his 
bond, m eaning he had to turn over 
the records or go back to jail. His 
attorney, J.A. "T o n y " C anales, had 
stated earlier that Berlanga w ould

“As I have said through­
out, I respect the judicial 
process and I am a law- 
abiding citizen.”
— State Rep. Hugo Berlanga

obey w hatever the court ruled.

In a w ritten statem ent, Berlanga 
said: "I will com ply with the deci­
sion of 
the C ourt of Crim inal 
A ppeals and produce the records 
soug ht in the su b p o e n a ."

Prosecutor Mike Lynch, of the 
Travis C ounty district a tto rn e y 's of­
fice, said C anales told him Berlanga 
will subm it the records M onday. He 
said Berlanga still m u st pay the $500 
con tem pt of court fine.

Late last year, 

the sam e gran d 
jury indicted H ouse S peaker Gib 
Lewis, D-Fort W orth, on m is­
d em ean o r ethics charges th a t he ac­
cepted a gift from th e p ro m in en t 
San A ntonio law firm of H eard, 
G oggan, Blair and W illiams. Lewis 
has denied any w rongdoing.

Berlanga B usiness C o n su ltan ts 
received a $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 fee from Federal 
Civil Process in 1988, according to 
an em ployee w ho w orked for the 
now -defunct 
that did 
m ost of its b u siness for the H eard, 
G oggan firm.

com pany 

In 1990, Berlanga w as on 

the 
H ouse com m ittee th at killed a bill 
th at w ould have h u rt H eard, G og­
gan d elin q u en t tax collection em ­
pire.

Berlanga, o n e of the Lew is' top 
lieu tenants, is chairm an of the p o w ­
erful C alendars C om m ittee, w hich 
decides w hich bills reach the H ouse 
floor for debate.

He w as ap p o in ted by Lewis to the 
No. 2 position in th e H ouse, sp ea k ­
er pro tem pore, in 1983, an d served 
in that post until last M arch.

University Market Facts...
Students of the university listen to weekday radio an average of 2.6 hours 
daily. Faculty/staff spend 3.3 hours daily in radio listening.

(Source: “The University Market," Beiden Associates, 1987)

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inform ation, call 471-5244.

 Editor

Continued from page 1

individual applicants 

tions of 
in 
m aking the revisions, but ad m itted 
that som e of the ap plican ts m ight 
not m eet the new qualifications.

He said the applican ts h ave n o th ­
ing to lose since the board will not 
add an y new qualifications, and 
may m ake som e unw aivable qualifi­
cations w aivable. H e added that the 
board will revise qualifications for 
The Daily Texan m an agin g ed itor p o­
sition as well.

But even if the board m an ages to 
fram e a set of qualifications that do 
not discrim inate am o n g the ap pli­
can ts, ch an g es in ed itor qualifica­
tions m ust be ap p ro v ed by UT P res­
ident William C u n n in g h am . Jam es 
Vick, vice p resid en t for stu d en t af­
fairs, has said th at the ad m in istra­
tion w ould accep t an y "re a so n a b le " 
set of qualifications, but w ould not 
define w h at would be reasonable in 
this case.

Thus, the ad m inistration has the 
option of rejecting an y set of qualifi­
cations th at allow s a can d id ate of 
w h om it d oes not ap p ro ve, holding 
veto p o w er over can did ates while 
preserving the ap p earan ce of stu ­
d ent choice th rou gh an election.

“The qualifications ought 
to be written to help elect 
the best Texan editor. 
They should not be writ­
ten to either help or hind­
er any individual.”

— Ja m e s V i c k , 

vice president 

for student affairs

"T h e intent all along is that the 
stu d en ts elect the e d ito r," Vick said, 
adding, "T h e qualifications ou gh t to 
be w ritten to help elect the b est Tex­
an editor. T hey should not be w rit­
ten to either help or h inder an y in­
d ivid u al."

But Vick also said the qualifica­
tions are and should be subject to 
UT ap proval. H e said the U niversity 
m ust h ave som e say in the election 
p ro cess, n ot just an ad visory role, 
but on e with veto p ow er.

The board now plans to take ed i­
tor applications — for the third time 
— on M on day, M arch 25. All ap pli­
can ts will need to m eet the revised 
qualifications 
to 
p rod uce Satu rd ay.

the board plans 

A lthough on e TSP board m em ­
ber, m echanical en gin eerin g senior 
Glen N ixon, has exp ressed d oub t 
that the board can accom plish the 
revision in a single d ay, Lop ez said 
he believes the board will sp end lit­
tle tim e debating.

"T h e m ajority of the board m em ­
bers are familiar w ith w h at w e'v e 
tried to ch an ge in the p a s t," he said, 
referring to an attem p t to ch an ge 
the qualifications 
last 
year.

th at failed 

Even if the board com p letes the 
revision on S atu rd ay, C un n in gham 
m ust still ap p rov e th em before the 
board can certify can did ates as 
m eeting 
If he 
should reject the b oard 's decision , 
the board w ould h ave 
to revise 
them again.

the qualications. 

The board plans to certify can d i­
d ates M arch 26, so that they could 
begin cam p aign in g M arch 27 for the 
April 8 election. A runoff, if n eces­
sary, will be held April 11.

is d elayed , 

If certification 

the 
board faces the ch oice of eith er cu t­
ting the cam p aign tim e allow ed to 
can did ates — at p resen t only 12 
d ays — or p ostp on in g the election. 
Since the board plans to ap point a 
m anaging ed itor for The Texan April 
11, p ostp oning the election could 
m ean ap pointing a m an agin g ed itor 
before stu d en ts ch oose an editor.

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THE DAILY TEXAN Friday, March 22, 1991 Page 7

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• W hat the Future Holds for Religious Peace
• Lessons from the Gulf War

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Page 8 Friday. March 22.1991

SPORTS
Ho^s roll over Tide; Jayhawks stun Hoosiers

Associated Press

touch 

CHARLOTTE, V C . 
— Lee M ayberry found 
his shooting 
in 
th e second half, scoring 
15 of his 16 p o i n t s as 
to p -s e e d e d A rk a n sa s 
broke o p en a close gam e 
and routed A labama 93- 
7P T h u rsd ay night 
in 
the 
sem ifinals of 
the 

NCAA 

NCAA S outheast Regional.

A rkansas (34-3) w ill play K ansas on Sat­
urd ay , w ith the w in n e r going to the Final 
Four at Indianapolis.

1 he loss con tin ued A labam a's frustration 
in the regional sem ifinals. The C rim son 
Tide (23-10) ha> reached the final 16 five 4 
tim es in the last six years, losing every 
time.

M avberry, w h o w as 0-for-4 from the field 
in the first half, scored seven of A rkansas' 
first nine points in the second half as the 
Razorbacks increased their th ree-p o in t half- 
tim e lead to 49-43.

Alabam a closed to 49-47 on 

tw o free 
throw s by Robert H orry after the A rkansas 
bench w as hit w ith a technical foul, but that 
w as as d o s e as th e Tide w ould get.

A 7-1 A rkansas run that took only 43 sec­

o n d s opened u p a 56-48 lead.

CHARLOTTE, V C . — K ansas' near-p er­
fect start en ded Ind iana's hop es of a local 
Final Four.

The third-seeded Jayhaw ks o p ened a 20- 
point lead w ithin the first 7lA m inutes and 
w ent on to an 83-65 victory over second- 
seeded Indiana in the S o u th east Regional 
sem ifinals, the H oosiers' w orst loss of the 
season and w orst ever in the NCAA to u r­
nam ent.

K ansas (25-7) will m eet top-seeded Ar­
kansas (34-3), w hich beat Alabam a 93-70 on 
T hursday night, in the regional ch am p io n ­
ship gam e on Saturday for a spot in the 
Final Four.

There w as little h op e tor Indiana (2c>-5)

from the start against K ansas as the Jay­
haw ks had six three-point field goals w hen 
the H oosiers had th at m any p oints as their 
first 20-point lead cam e at 26-6 w ith 12:34 to 
plav in the first half.

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SEATTLE — U NLV 's basketball m achine 
sw itched tactics from a bom bs-aw av of­
fense to an inside m uscle gam e and beat 
U tah both w ays to surge to a third straight 
NCAA W est Regional final.

The defend ing national ch am pio ns, still 
perfect at 33-0 an d riding a 44-gam e w in ­
ning streak, m ethodically, som etim es sa­
vagely, took ap art U tah 83-66 to face Seton 
Hall in the regional finals.

Several of the Rebels w ere on the team

Seton Hall hum iliated 84-61 in the W est Re­
g io n a l at D e n v e r in 1989.

"It d o esn 't help us that w e beat them tw o 
years ag o ," Seton Hall Coach P.J. Carlesi- 
m o said. "T hey'll w an t to get back at us 
m o re.''

UNLV show ed again that it can w in any

w ay it chooses.

SEATTLE — A rizona w as bigger, but 

Seton Hall and Terry D ehere w ere better.

D ehere, co ntinuin g his hot postseason 
play, scored 28 points and Seton Hall con­
tained A rizona's big frontline for a 81-77 
victory in the sem ifinals of the NCAA W est 
Regional.

Fetter paces 
Longhorns 
to early lead

Associated Press

NCAA 

IN D IA N A P O ­
LIS — As expect­
ed, the battle for 
the team NCA A 
W om en's Sw im ­
m ing cham p io n ­
ship quickly d e­
veloped 
into a
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T hursday night 
betw een defending cham pion Tex­
as, seeking its seventh title in eight 
years, and 1989 cham pion Stanford.
Texas holds the lead after the first 
night of th e three-day m eet a t the 
Indiana U niversity N atatorium w ith 
210 points. Stanford is second at 199 
w ith California a d ista n t third at 
114, followed by Florida w ith 96.

UT senior Leigh A nn Fetter did 
her bit to help the Lady Longhorns 
repeat by w inning the 50 freestyle 
for the fourth consecutive year. She 
also posted a 22.01 split time in 
leading off the 200 freestyle relay to 
help give Texas its fifth consecutive 
NCAA title in the event.

Fetter, w ho holds th e American 
record in the 50 freestyle, finished 
in 22.13 as she becam e the third 
w om an in NCAA history to sw'eep 
an event four consecutive years.

Fetter later com pleted her busy 
night by anchoring Texas to a sec­
ond-place finish in the 400 m edley 
relay.

O lym pic gold m edalist and w orld 
cham pion Janet Evans of Stanford 
the first of 
successfully defended 
the three NCAA cham p io n sh ip s she 
w on last year w ith a 4:38.71 in the 
500 freestyle. The tim e w as m ore 
than four seconds slow er th an her 
A m erican record of 4:34.39 set last 
year and w as even slow er th an her 
4:37.70 in T h u rsd ay 's prelim s.

"T onight it just h u rt a lot m ore," 
Evans said. "I tried to take it out 
harder. I w as sp in n in g my arm s a 
little too m u ch ."

Lamar rolls on, 
upsets Arkansas

Hatchett butchers Hogs with treys; 
No. 2 Cavaliers await Lady Cards

Mark Babineck
Daily Texan Staff

For the Lam ar 
Lady C ardinals, 
it wras the 
third 
consecutive tim e 
in 
th is y e a r 's 
NCA A T o urn a­
m e n t 
they 
th at 
have plaved Da- 
Vid to a higher- 
rank ed G oliath.

Women 

A nd, for th e th ird consecutive 
time, David h ad m ore th an en o u g h 
pop in his sling to fell the giant, this 
tim e zinging A rkansas 91-75 at the 
Erwin C enter.

The Ladv R azorbacks (27-4), the 
No. 3 seed in the M idw'est Region, 
co u ld n 't m atch th e defensive quick­
ness and offensive explosiveness of 
10th-seeded Lam ar, w ho will play 
Virginia S aturday for a Final Four 
berth.

(29-3), 

The Lady C ardinals 

in 
their first to u rn a m e n t ever, are the 
low est seed to m ake the Regional Fi­
nals in the history of the NCAA 
playoffs.

In a cruel tw ist of irony, Lady Ra­
zorbacks Coach John S u therland 
lost his last gam e as a S outhw est 
C onference coach at the Erwin C en ­
ter, w here he succeeded in beating 
the Lady L onghorns the past tw o 
years.

"I'll tell you so m eth ing you pro b ­
ably h a v e n 't heard before; [Lamar] 
can sh o o t," he said. "I d o n 't think 
w e played a bad g a m e."

M eanw hile, Lam ar Coach A1 Bar­
bre w'as all sm iles after w itnessing 
yet an o th e r im probable blow out.

"A n y th in g I say now is anti-cli­
m atic to w'hat you just saw ," he 
said. "T hat w as o u r m ost o u tsta n d ­
ing gam e of the year, a n d w e've had

som e o u tsta n d in g gam es. O u r will 
to win w as greater than theirs in the 
last 10 m in u te s."

M ightv-m ite poin t g uard Brenda 
H atchett again prov ided the leader­
ship for the Ladv C ards, nailing six 
three-pointers en route to scoring 23 
w ith o u t virtue of a tw o-point field 
goal.

A rk a n s a s 

c e n te r D e lm o n ic a 
D eH ornev shot lights-out from the 
field th ro u g h o u t the contest, and 
her 33 p oints (on 14-of-19 shooting) 
individual 
third-h igh est 
w as 
scoring total in M idw est Regionals 
history.

the 

a tta c k 

But d espite h er H erculean p e r­
form ance, it w'as no m atch for the 
p r e s e n te d by 
b a la n c e d 
Lamar. Six Lady C ards scored in 
double 
including cen ter 
U irannah Jackson w ith 20 an d for­
w ard Bobbie Bean, wrho h ad 14.

figures, 

A lthough 

the Lady R azorbacks 
shot a m ore-than respectable 52.6 
percent from th e field, it w as no 
m atch for the sizzling 59.4 percent 
rate the Lady C ard s p osted .

Barbre said th at his sq u a d 's p e r­
form ance m eans m ore th a n sim ply 
advancing to the R ound of Eight.

“ I 

that 

think 

to n ig h t w e con­
vinced folks th a t this Lam ar team is 
pretty g o o d ," he said, " b u t w e still 
have the u n d e rd o g tag because we 
w e re n ’t rank ed very high a n d w e 
have a low se e d ."

■ ■ ■
The top seed in th e M idw est Re­
gionals, Virginia, h an d le d fifth-seed 
O klahom a State 76-61 in the first of 
the tw o gam es at the D rum .
The C av aliers, w h o 

fin ish ed 
ranked N o. 2 in the nation, used a 
24-6 ru n in the second half to pull 
aw ay from th e C ow girls, w ho had 
fought to a 46-46 tie early into the 
period.

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Associated Press
Jojuana Rogers wrestles with Arkansas’ Delmonica DeHorney for a rebound in Lamar’s win Thursday night.

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Houston’s 1991 hopes: Astronomical

Tom Stallings
Special to the Texan

KISSIMMEE, Fla. — T hose w ho go to A stros 
gam es this year m ay need to buy a program sim ­
ply to identify the players.

The A stros have had a face lift since April. A 
rebuilding program , started n ear the end of the 
season w ith late A u g u st trades, w as accelerated 
by a m ass exodus of team veterans w ho saw the 
w riting on the wall a n d left tow n th ro u g h free 
agency.

G one is 14-year A stros v eteran outfielder Ter­
ry Puhl an d right fielder G len W ilson. G one are 
second basem an Billy D oran an d first basem an 
Glen Davis. The A stros' b u llp en v eterans, Dave 
Sm ith, Larry A ndersen an d Juan A gosto, have 
also d ep arted .

D anny D arw in, the A stros' m ost d ep endable 
starter in 1990, left, as well as starter Bill Gulick- 
son, G len D avis' able backup, Franklin Stubbs, 
lasted only one season in an A stros uniform be­

fore leaving for M ilw aukee.

In the w ake of those d e p a rtu re s, only tw o 
players, M ike Scott an d Jim D eshaies, rem ain 
from the H o u sto n club th at cap tu red a W estern 
Division crow n just five years ago.

The new -look A stros will feature household 
nam es (if you consider a cave a househo ld) such 
as Karl R hodes, D ave R ohde, Steve Finley, Mike 
Sim m s, Carl N ichols, Xavier H ern an d ez, A1 
O suna, Brian M eyer, Pete H arnisch, Dean Wil­
kins, R andy H en nis and C u rt Schilling.

The d e p a rtu re of m arquee n am es d id n 't seem 

to b o th er A stros pitching Coach Bob Cluck.

“ At o ne tim e, G len Davis a n d Billy D oran 
h a d n 't been h eard of e ith e r," C luck said. "D ave 
Sm ith is a n o th e r exam ple. He w as a non-roster 
invitee in 1980. O u r m anager, Bill V irdon, d id n 't 
even know w h o he w as, b u t h e tu rn e d som e 
h ead s and m ade the club o u t of sp rin g training. 
We w ere last in ru n s scored w ith w h at w e had 
last season. W h o's to say w e co u ld n 't be more 
productive this year?"

A lthough Cluck is upbeat, he d o es acknow l­

edge the validity of question m arks.

“ Realistically, to say we could w in the p e n ­
nant w ould be overly optim istic," Cluck said. 
“There are a lot of questions to be an sw ered , and 
we need every day of spring trainin g to answ er 
them . Jobs for first base, second base, right field 
a nd left field are w ide o p e n ."

The pitching staff rem ains just as uncertain.

"D ann y D arw in w as o u r best starter a n d Dave 
Smith w as o u r sto p p e r," Cluck said. "W hen 
they left, it just cut the g u ts o ut of the pitching 
staff."

The d e p a rtu re of D arw in and Sm ith m ay have 
taken A stros m an agem ent by su rp rise, b ut A stro 
m anager Art H ow e did not a p p e a r bitter about 
any of the free agency defections or the system 
that freed them from their contracts.

" I realize it's th e system w e have n o w ," H ow e 
said. "It's not the en d of it an d w e are going to 
see m ore of it, b u t a m anager can 't control w hat 
h a p p en s in the off-season so I can 't sp e n d tim e 
w orrying ab o u t it."

Longhorn golf team faces stacked deck 
in annual Morris Williams tournament

Matt Schulz
Daily Texan Staff

tom Grace
Daily Texan Staff

T he 

lO th-ranked L o n g h o rn s 
host the 25th a n n u al M orris Wil­
liams Intercollegiate Golf T o u rna­
m ent at the 72-par Hills of Lake­
w ay C ountry C lub M onday and 
Tuesday 

that good 

The adage 

things 
com e in small packages best d e­
scribes the nine-team field. A typi­
cal college even t has from 12 to 18 
team s, b u t Coach Jimmy Clayton has invited only the 
m ost com petitive team s available.

Horns

Leading that list is top-ranked A rizona State, w hich 
features the 1990 Player of the Year, Phil M ickelson. 
Mickelson captured the 1990 U.S. A m ateur last su m ­
m er in C olorado and m ay be the brightest star college 
golf has ever produced.

H e is h o t n g h t n o w , com ing off a decisive victory at 
the Golf W orld Invitational held last w eek at the 
W oodlands.

The M orris W illiams tou rn am en t is not a one-m an 
show , how ever. T h ird -rank ed O klahom a State, Tex­
as, N o. 17 O klahom a, No. 19 A rkansas and No. 23 
TCU all have the individual talent and team d epth to 
keep 
th e to u rn am en t very com petitive. H ouston, 
SMU an d Texas A&M ro u n d out the field.

The tournam en t is nam ed after form er UT golf star 
M orris W illiams w ho died in a plane crash while in 
the Air Force in 1959. A ustin-native W illiams led Tex­
as to SWC C h am p io n sh ip s in 1947, 1948 and 1950. 
Last fall, W illiams w as inducted Into the Longhorn 
Hall of H onor.

This year M ickelson will be challenged by Jeff Lee 
of O klahom a, Ren B udde of TCTJ, H enrik Sim onsen 
from H ouston an d G uy Boots of SMU, w h o is recover­
ing from an accident w here he lost a finger. From 
Texas, Justin Leonard, John Sosa, O m ar Uresti an d 
jean-Pau! H ebert ro u n d o u t the top challengers.

The Astros’ 1991 hopes for solid pitching rely on a healthy Mike Scott.

Associated Press

Outdoor runners to host 1st meet

C om ing off a successful trip to 
California, 
the Texas m e n 's and 
w o m en 's track team s will re tu rn to 
A ustin Friday for their first hom e 
com petition of th e season.

The Texas m en, w ho w on a tri­

angular m eet 
against perennial 
p o w erhouses UCLA an d Fresno 
State last w eek en d , will sp e n d the 
entire w eekend in A ustin, h osting 
an all-com ers m eet w ith the Lady 
L onghorns on Friday an d S aturday.

The Lady L o nghorns, in a d d itio n 
to participating in that m eet, will be 
sen ding their sp rin t relay team and 
4 X 200 relay team to the Texas

S outhern Relays in H o u sto n . The 
w o m en 's team took first place at the 
last w eek­
UC-Irvine Invitational 
end.

“The UC-Irvine m eet w as a good 
start for u s ," Texas w o m e n 's Coach 
Terry C raw ford said. “ It w as a good 
o p p o rtu n ity for som e of th e people

Please see Track, page 14

UT tennis comes from rainy break to no reprieve

Jim Miller
Daily Texan Staff

to u rn am en t rained out, 

After a soggy sp rin g break that saw m ost of its A us­
tin-held 
the eighth-ranked 
m en 's tennis team (7-5 overall, 1-0 in S outhw est C on ­
ference) retu rn s to conference action S aturday against 
SMU in Dallas. 

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The 12th-ranked w o m e n 's team also retu rn s, hosting

conference rival A rkansas at 1 p.m . S aturday an d No. 5 
D uke at th e sam e tim e S unday.

The m en sh o u ld be back d o se to full-strength w ith 
the retu rn of Florian L o d d enkem per for doubles action. 
L oddenk em per w as o u t for a m o n th w ith a back injury.

D espite only com ing in w ith a 7-5 m ark, the m en 
m oved u p in the latest ITCA poll from N o. 10 to No. 8. 
Coach Dave S nyder, w h o professes “ not to pay too

Please see Tennis, page 14

 Horns must quit throwing games away

ANALYSIS

needs to prove the resurgence is for 
real,

The third man this weekend will 
junior transfer right­
be another 
hander, Brad Porterfield. With a 3-0 
record and a 2.80 ERA, Porterfield 
lfcoks solid enough, but he makes 
Gustafson nervous bv continually 
having to pitch his wav out of trou­
ble.

The root of Gustafson's indigna­
tion is the collective performances 
of the tw'o pitchers who were sup­
posed to lead the staff this season, 
his onlv two veterans with any real 
experience — Chris Gaskill and

Rodney Pedraza,

Gaskill (4-2, 4.47 ERA) is current­
ly searching for the 90-91 mpb fast­
ball that he once owned as a fresh­
man and sophomore. If he can find 
it, Texas could use his big-game ex­
perience come playoff time.

thought 

Pedraza (2-3, 4.21) is somewhat of 
a mystery' The junior right-hander 
is 
to have major-league 
ability. The onlv problem seems to 
have been getting that ability to 
show up on the mound on anv sort 
of consistent basis. After he was re­
legated to a short-relief role, Pedra­
za seemed to be finding himself 
again as he recorded four saves. But 
his last two appearances have been 
rocky at best.

Texas pitching hasn't been a con­
stant problem. At times, each of the 
aforementioned pitchers have per­
formed brilliantly. Consistency, 
however, has been another matter. 
And it appears that a few of them 
are mired in slumps at one of the 
worst times of the year — the week 
of the SWC opener.

Whatever happens, the pitching 
staff does have one thing going for 
it — impeccable defense. Second 
baseman Kyle Moody, shortstop 
Shane Halter, third baseman Clay 
King and first baseman Scott Pugh 
have time and again saved runs.

Offensively, Gustafson's onlv 
complaint seems to be an occasional 
lapse in clutch hitting.

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better get another bench for the 
bullpen. There's not enough room 
down there for all the pitchers he 
doesn't see fit to start.

"It 

is getting a 

little crowded 
down there," Gustafson said earlier 
this w'eek.

He is piloting the No. 3 Long­
horns (24-9) into SWC play for the 
24th time in his career with a prob­
lem that is somewhat unique during 
his tenure. The pitching shortage 
that many people forecasted prior to 
the season has actually developed 
into a pitching crisis of sorts.

But "crisis" at Texas, compared 
with anywhere else, has different 
meanings. For mortal programs, a 
crisis might 
involve not having 
enough pitchers in the bullpen or 
finding someone who can 
just 
throw strikes.

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Series in Omaha.

It seems that Texas goes into this 
weekend's SWC-opening 
series 
against TCU with only one starting 
pitcher who has proven to be con­
sistently effective this season. Jun­
ior transfer Scott Harrison Stands 
alone with a 7-0 record and a 1.94 
ERA.

After that, it gets a bit interesting.
Brooks Kieschnick will enter SWC 
play as the No. 2 starter. The fresh­
man right-hander began the season 
as one of the Longhorns' top three 
pitchers, but receded into the shad­
ows of the bullpen after a few' in­
consistent performances.

h o w e v e r, 

K ie s c h n ic k , 

h as 
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id performances against Kansas and 
Lubbock Christian — but he still

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Page 10 Friday, March 22,1991

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

By Southwest 1991

South
Rockhead rules

New local band mixes funk, R & B

Andy Langer
Daily Texan Staff

L o c a l 
fu n k sters 
J o e R o c k h e a d 
will bring a m u­
tant m ix o f fu nk, 
m etal, 
rap and 
R & B to the Sani- 
ta riu m 
F rid a y 
night. W ith their
la r g e r - t h a n - li f e 
sou n d and e n e r­
getic, a n y th in g -g o es stage sh ow , 
the g rou p hop es to put a long y ear's 
exp erien ce to th e test.

C V C \ A / 

for 

"W e w ere too n ew to he read y for 
last y e a r's Sou th By S o u th w e st, and 
w e sp e n t th e y ear aim in g to be 
this y e a r's s h o w c a s e ," 
ready 
says gu itarist B rew ski Salm in eo. 
"W e have aged 20 y e ars in this last 
year of playing. W e w ere h op in g to 
be the next N ew Kids O n T h e Block, 
but now w e are sh o o tin g to be the 
n ext G ratefu l D e a d ."

Jo in in g Salm in eo in Jo e R ockhead 
(originally the nam e o f Fred Flint- 
s to n e 's bow ling partner) are vocalist 
Bob S ch n e id e r, bassist Stev e B ernal, 
d ru m m er M ark Salm on and key­
board ist R .T. Sin ister. P ercu ssionist 
Jon N elson is also a m em b er w hen 
not on to u r w ith Poi D og P ond er-

JOEROCKHEAD
W here Sanitarium, 705 Red River
St.
Date Friday

“We have aged 20 years 
in this last year of play­
ing. We were hoping to 
be the next New Kids On 
The Block, but now we 
are shooting to be the 
next Grateful Dead.”

— Joe Rockhead member 
Brewski Salmineo

ing.

T h e six m u sicians hav e sp ent 
m uch o f the last year on the Austin 
club circuit and are now preparing 
for a C D and tape release. T heir al­
bu m , Party Till You're D ead, is a sur­
prisingly polish ed effo rt 
in­
clu d es several album oriented rock 
rad io-read y tracks, w ithout resort­
ing to com m on com m ercial hard 
rock p seu d o-g roov es or Red Hot 
Chili P ep p ers im itations. A lthough 
the C D has sold well and gained fa­
vorable local p ress, th e band claim s 
is also their
the n ew est m aterial 

that 

IHU

Eric Bond
Daily Texan Staff

S u e Foley has 
had a b u sy year. 
S in ce h e r arrival 
fro m O t t a w a , 
ju st 12 
C an ad a, 
m o n t h s 
a g o , 
Foley h as signed 
a co n tract with 
A n t o n e ' s 
R ecord s, op en ed 
for and 
jam m ed w ith o n e o f her 
m en to rs (leg end ary gu itarist Buddy 
G u y), and estab lish ed a n am e for 
h erself in the saturated A u stin m u­
sic scen e.

“I just want to make a 
record the way I want to
c L ,
make it.” 
— Sue Foley

"1 w as 

Foley co m es from a m u sically ori­
en ted fam ily — h er fath er and th ree 
bro th ers all play g u itar — and gro w ­
ing up in C an ad a, sh e listened to all 
kinds o f m usic. 
into the 
S to n é s and Led Z ep p elin a lot w hen 
1 w as a teen -ag er — B ritish ro c k ," 
sh e says. " I found ou t that they [the 
S to n es] w ere 
Jim m y R eed , 
into 
C h u ck Berry and M uddy W aters. 
T hen I ju st started looking for their 
stuff. M uddy w as the first, and after 
th at, 1 got into e v e ry b o d y ."

S h e d ev eloped a passion 

for 
b lu es, alo n g w ith skill at u n d erage 
b ar-crash in g . "W h e n I w as 15 years 
old , a friend and I sn u ck into a bar 
and saw Jam es C o tto n play tw o 
nig h ts in a row . 1 w alked out of 
th ere and that w as it, I knew w hat I 
w an ted to b e. I'd been p laying g u i­
tar sin ce 1 w as 13, but At w a sn 't until 
then that 1 knew w hat kind o f guitar 
I w as d estined fo r ."

A ccord ing to Foley, A ustin has a 
in C an ad a as a blu es 
repu tation 
m ecca, and A n to n e 's in particular 
has an esteem ed rep u tatio n . A fter 
hearin g her d em o tap e, club ow n er 
C lifford A n ton e invited her to A u s­
tin.

W ithin a w eek, Foley w as playing 
with so m e o f A u stin 's m ost re sp ect­
ed m u sician s and h as n o co m ­
p lain ts. "1 feel at h o m e h ere, and 
I'v e never felt that in an y o th er club.

Members of Austin’s own Joe Rockhead yank their collective chord as they gear up for their first appearance in the South by Southwest Festival.

stro n g est.

[digital 

"W e are p lanning to d o som e 
D A T 
tech n ology ] 
au d io 
record ing o f the new stu ff b ecau se 
those are the tracks w e really e n jo y . 
As w e play m ore to g eth e r w e are

find ing new e le m e n ts and b eco m ­
ing a b etter b a n d ," say s S ch n e id e r, 
a .k .a . M C C h eez W hiz.

D esp ite the h ig h -class D A T te ch ­
n olog y , 
Jo e R ockhead m em b ers 
have fresh m em ories o f th e low -

b u d g et T exas club circuit to rem ind 
th em of the im p o rtan ce o f Sou th By 
S o u th w e s t's record in d u stry cro w d .

Say s S in ister, " I t 's an im p o rtan t 
sh ow b ecau se o f th e record b ig w ig s 
th ere and th e fact that w e are local

boys. At the sam e tim e, it c a n 't be 
'm ak e it or b reak it' b eca u se w e are 
hav ing so m u ch fu n. A lth o u g h I 
w ould hate to give up m ak in g sa n d ­
w ich es all d ay. T h at w ould ju st d e ­
stroy m e ."

Local music success Foley 
stays true to blues rhythm

Sergeants wake up music scene

Thaddeus Evert
Daily Texan Staff

w ith m o st of 

to d ay 's a ltern a ­
tive m u sic fall­
in g so m e w h ere 
b etw een goth ic 
d e a th 
n o is e , 
ja n g ly g u itar- 
pop, and u n in ­
fu n k / 
s p ir e d 
b a n d s 
r a p , 
w h o exam in e d ifferen t g e n re s o f­
fer a refresh in g ch a n g e . For those 
w h o seek a ch an g e from th e luke­
warm 
a 
splash o f 
the C o ffe e Se rg ean ts 
m ight be stim u latin g .

colleg e m u sic 

scen e, 

the scen e, 

A lthough the S e rg ea n ts are rela­
their 
tively* new on 
roots trace back to several w ell- 
know n A u stin b an d s. G u itarist 
and vocalist C arey B ow m an has 
played for A lam o C h oir and Brit-

COFFEE SERGEANTS
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Date: Saturday

for 

a in 's 
legend ary R onn ie Lane. 
D ru m m er D ou g Sp in k s h as played 
th e D harm a Bum s, 
d ru m s 
H u nd red th M o n key and Rudi 
D add. M ike B arn ett hon ed his 
aco u stic guitar skills w ith the Irish 
folk grou p , G rim alk in . S p e n ce r 
B arry, previou sly the b assist for 
th e W igglies, is the b a n d 's m ost 
recen t e n listm en t.

B arry d e s c rib e s 

th e b a n d 's 
so u n d as a fu sion of sty les. "T h e 
in ten t w e had from the b eg in n in g 
w as folk w ith a kind o f p sy ch e d e l­
ic e d g e ," says Barry. " W e thou g ht 
w e m ight call it fo lk ed elic.' "

But B ow m an ad d s that the aim 
o f the m usic is m ore th an a redux 
o f th ese th em es. " O n e o f the p ri­
m ary things th at w e try to do w ith 
ou r m u sic is to m ess w ith p e o p le 's

p ercep tion of tim e ." says B ow ­
m an. "W e like to u se m u sic from 
all sorts o f different' eras ... som e 
'60 s p sy ch ed elic, 
so m e m od ern 
electric s tu ff."

T h e four so n g s on th eir d em o 
tape A utum n D ays p rovid e a good 
sam ple o f th e S e rg ea n ts' m aterial. 
T h e m usic is su b tle — so m e tim e s 
d istu rbin gly su b tle — ch a ra c te r­
ized by p atien t and d rivin g m elo ­
d ies. T h e 
th e 
S o m e th in g Y ou C an 't 
s o m b e r 
Change, o ffers a w ell-crafted d is­
play of their talen t.

featu rin g 

tap e, 

As the b a n d 's so n g w riter, B ow ­
m an sees the b a n d 's p u rp o se as 
not ju st e n te rta in in g th e au d ien ce, 
but also ch a llen g in g it. B ow m an 
say s, " I heard that Salv ad o r Dali 
tried to take p e o p le 's co n cep t of 
I see us 
reality and d isto rt 
try in g to do the sam e th in g . 
I 
think of ou r m u sic a s a p h o to ­
graph that w e fill in by d raw in g on 
it."

it. 

Ed Hall mix thrash, conversation

Trevor Wallace
Daily Texan Staff

E d Hall is gen erally regarded as 
o n e o f the b est th in g s to com e ou t of 
the A u stin p u n k /fu n k /p sy ch ed elic 
scen e in y ears. W'hat m ost people 
d o n 't realize is th at in private, the 
th ree -p e rso n gro u p is a co n v e rsa ­
tional blu r, ju m p in g from on e su b ­
ject to a n o th er.

T a k e its recen t sw itch from B oner 
R ecord s to K ing C o ffe y 's (d ru m m er 

for the B u tth ole S u rfers) label, T ran ce R ecord s.

"W e d o n 't have an y bad feelin g s tow ard B o n e r," 
says gu itarist G ary C h e ste r, in a su rp risin g ly norm al 
voice for a m an w h o m ak es his living h ow ling and 
screech in g . "B u t T ran ce is local, and K ing [C offey] lives 
on e street aw ay from m e ." B ottom line: "[It'll] put 
m oney into the local e co n o m y , create jo b s in A ustin, 
that sort o f th in g ."

"P lu s th ey gave us 10 g r a n d ," Larry S tru b ad d s h u ­

m orou sly.

O ut o f the b lu e, K evin W hitley su g g e sts that the 
band m em b ers d iscu ss w h at they w ere d oin g 10 years 
ago.

" I w as g rad u atin g from high s c h o o l," S tru b says.
" I w as liste n in g to re c o rd s ," W h itley sta te s proudly. 

"M o stly Y es and H aircu t 1 0 0 ."

" I w as in th e 11th g r a d e ," C h e ste r say s.
"H e y , tell him the p eein g in the co rn er s to r y ," says 

W hitley.

" I n high sch o o l, I w en t h o m e w ith a girl from a par-

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room for som e reaso n , and I had to go to th e b ath ro o m , 
so I did it on th e ca rp et. I w as also in a band . W e played 
parts from R ush and Black S ab b a th s o n g s ."

S o m eh o w , the con v ersatio n lead s to sch o o l. Both 
C h este r and Stru b are U n iv ersity g rad u ates. W h itley 
"d ro p p e d ou t, 
like David B y rn e, b eca u se h e d id n 't 
need college to p rove h e 's c re a tiv e ," say s C h este r.

"D o n 't put D avid B y rn e 's n am e 

th e a rtic le ," 
p lead s W h itley , then ad d s, "D a v id B y rn e and I w ere in 
a g an g to g eth er until w e b oth clean ed up ou r a c t."

in 

"D id you ev er hear o f the G . G o rd o n Lid d y H igh 
S ch oo l B a n d ?" ask s W h itley , o n ce again sw itch in g the 
su b ject. "T h e y w ere th e se guys w h o w ould ad v ertise 
exact tim es o f th eir sh o w s at certain m alls on flyers. 
T h e n th ey 'd run into th e m all w ith very m inim al e q u ip ­
m en t, plug into o u tlets in th e atrium and play o n e m in ­
ute so n g s until secu rity cam e and b u sted th e m ."

T h e con v ersatio n finally d raw s to an en d , an d W h it­
ley h as som e closin g th o u g h ts. "F u c k th e p ig s !" he 
say s. "N o , w ait. Y ou c a n 't say that. P uck th e Figs! 
W ait. T h ere a re n 't a n y ice rinks in A u stin , n o o n e will 
know w hat that i s ."

Not long ago, she was in Canada. Now, Foley is Antone’s heartthrob.

I've never felt th e w arm th and the 
know led ge th e p eo p le h ere have, 
from C lifford right d ow n 
the 
d o o r m e n ," sh e says.

to 

From the b eg in n in g o f h er stint 
w ith A n to n e 's , Foley h as b een a 
b lu es d arling; at th e you n g age of 
22, her style so u n d s like it w as sea­
soned in C h icag o for several y ears.

And it's a sty le sh e plans to m ain ­
tain. W hile So u th By S o u th w est o f­
fers e xp o su re for m ajo r labels, sh e 
says sh e w o n 't allow it to ste er her 
aw ay from h er real am b itio n . Say s

Foley, " I did [S X S W j last y ear, and 
there w as all this atte n tio n brou ght 
to m e by m any m ajo r labels. T h at 
w as good in a w ay, but it w as also 
d istracting . I'm signed to A n to n e 's, 
and I w ant to m ake a b lu es record 
... I ju st w an t to m ake a record the 
w ay I w an t to m ake i t ."

SUE FOLEY
W here Antone's, 2915 Guadalupe
St.
Date. Saturday

A WRINKLE IN TIME
Rem em ber the fourth grade? Re­
m em ber when you availed yourself 
of the finest that child ren's literature 
had to offer? Mrs. Frisby an d the Rats 
o f N IM H . The Phantom Tollbooth. 
And, of c ourse, the Newbery Award- 
In Time. Re­
winning A W rin kle 
m em ber thinking to yourself, W hat a 
fine transition this w o u ld make to 
the stage? W ell, your childhood 
hopes and dreams have finally been 
fulfilled.

The UT Department of Theatre 
and D ance brings the M adeleine 
L'Engle scien ce fiction classic to the 
stage on Saturday and Sunday at the 
B. Iden Payne Theatre at 23rd Street 
jacinto Boulevard. At 2 
and San 
p.m ., and don't 
tes- 
seracts.

forget your 

j a l i p a p a susso

So, you say you're into multicuitu-

talism, eh? W ell, here's your ch an ce 
to prove it. O n Friday, UT's M cC ul­
lough Theatre will be playing host to 
one of the world's most renowned 
griots, G am bia's Jali Papa Susso.

the 

storyteller/musician 

The tradition of the griot, the Afri­
can 
charged 
with preserving the heritage of his 
people, spans back centuries. Papa 
Susso is the head of the Manding 
Music and D ance com pany, which 
researches 
the 
Manding people. Papa Susso will 
bring his tradition here to town with 
a lively evening of storytelling and 
music, much of w hich will be per­
formed on the kora, a 2 1 -stringed 
lute-harp. This should be a fascinat­
ing perform ance and som ething that 
truly is off the beaten track.

traditions of 

MEISTERSCHAFT
Mark Twain o n ce said that learn­
learning
takes hours, 

ing English 

CRITICS' CH O IC E

19th 

century 

French takes days, and learning G er­
man takes years. And so he created 
"patent untversally-applicable 
his 
language 
automat ically-adjustable 
d ram a," Meisterschaft. Taken from a 
popular 
language 
course, the play pokes fun at such 
courses and provides a jovial look at 
the way people com m unicate. The 
play will be presented Friday and 
Saturday at Batts Hall Auditorium by 
UT's Department of G erm ank Lan­
guages. W orried about your recent 
displays of Sc hadenfreude? Having 
trouble straightening out your W el­
tanschauung? M ake plans 
to be 
there at 8 p.m ., or risk missing what 
is sure to be a sehr gut play.

ALAN FEINBERG
Isn't it time you put away those 
damn Richard Clayderman records 
and caught som e real piano music 
for a change? A good p lace to start

would be the Alan Feinberg recital 
Saturday. Feinberg is a nationally re­
nowned virtuoso who has gained 
acclaim for his romantic style of 
playing and wide variety of selec­
tions, from Ravel to contem porary 
com posers like Amy B each . The per­
form ance will be held in UT's Bates 
recital hall at 8 p.m.

A D A M H O LZM A N
UT's 

lessen Series of concerts 
continues on Saturday with Adam 
H ol/m an , á recent addition to the 
UT m usic faculty. Holzman (who 
was tw ice c hosen to study under 
master guitarist Andres Segovia) will 
be performing on classical guitar in 
<i program that 
includes com p osi­
t i o n s by Bach a s well as by Enrique1 
G ranados and F. M oreno Torroba. 
The c lassie .il guitar is known for its 
range1 of em otions, so exp ect to hear 
C ello Suite No. 3 by J.S. Bach rather

than Eruption by E. Van Halen. Jes- 
sen Auditorium is in the Old M usic 
Building at 21st Street and Universi­
ty Avenue.

STING
W hy are w e even bothering to 
mention this one? I m ean, if you're 
planning to go to see Sting, you 
probably got up early to get your 
visa bands and waited in line to get 
your ticket. I mean you kn o w about 
it already. Even if you don't know, 
that only means you'll probably end 
up buying from a scalper and we 
could n't cond on e that in good faith.

M aybe the Sting perform ance has 
been on a lot of our minds b ecau se 
C oncrete Blonde is opening up. W e 
w ere trying to get an interview with 
the up-and-com ing LA band's sing­
er, Johnette N apolitano, but it had to 
be spontaneous, so she w ouldn't 
give us a time. W e had people sit­

ting in the office manning the phone 
2 4 hours a day for three w eeks! W e 
even had people here over the break 
just sitting and staring at the phone, 
wishing they w ere som ep lace — any 
place — else. But then she just d e­
cided that she w asn't going to talk to 
us and we w ere all heartbroken.

Anyway, the show is Sunday night 

at the Erwin Center at 8 p.m.

M A X IM U M SMART
How could w e mention the im­
portant events of the w eekend with­
out reminding you that Nick at Nite 
continues its marathon broadcasting 
of every episode of Get Smart ever 
made? W ould you believe 7 0 hours? 
Do you know 9 9 's real nam e? Hurry 
and w atch — do you want your 
friends to say you missed it by that 
much? From 7 p.m. to 5 a.m . every 
night through Sunday on Austin Ca- 
bleVision Channel 18.

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60 — Ports- Accessories
70 — Mot ore yetes
80— Btcycies
40 — Vehicle Leasing
100 — Vehicles Wonted
R iA i 1ST ATT SALfS
110 — Services
1 20 — Houses
1 30 — Condos* Townhouses
140 — Mobile Homes-Lots
150 — Acreage- Lots
160— Oupiexes

Apartments

1 70 — Wanted
180 — Loons
MfRC HANOI SI
190 — Appliances
200 — Furniture-Household
2 1 0 - Stereo-TV
220 — Computers-

iquipment
230 — Photo-Comer as
240— Boats
250 — MuskoI Instruments

260 —Hobbtes
270 —Machinery-

equipment
280 — SporttngComptng
Iquipment

290 —F urnrture Applionc e

Rental

300 —Garage- Rummage

Sales
3 1 0 - Trode
320 —Wonted to Buy
or Rent

M l RC HANOI SI
330 —Pets
3 4 0 - Longhorn Wont Ads
345 - Misc.
RENTAL
350 — Rental Services
360 —Furn. Apts
3 7 0 - Unf. Apts.
3 8 0 - Furn Duplexes
390 —Unf. (Xrpiexes
400 —Condos- Townhouses
410 — Furn. Houses
4 2 0 - Unf Houses
425 —Rooms
4 3 0 - Room-Board
435 —Co-ops
440 —Roommates
4 5 0 - Mobile Homes-Lots

470 - Resorts
480 — Sforage Space
490 — Wanted to Rent-Lease
500 - Misc
ANNOUNCEMINTS
510—entertainment Tickets
520 — Personals
530 -T ra v e l-

T transportation

S40 — Lost A Found
550 — Licensed Child Care
S60 - Public Notice
570 — Music-Musicians
e DUC ATIONAL
580 — MuskoI Instruction
590 — Tutoring
600 — Instruction Wonted
610 — Misc. Instruction
s e t v ic e s
620 — Legal Services
630 — Computer Services
640 — exterminators
650 — Mo v*ng- Hauling
660 — Storoge
670 — Pointing
s e R v ic e s
6 8 0 - Office
690 — Rental Iquipment
700 — Furniture Repair
710— Appliance 9 to f> o ir

720 - Stereo-TV Repair
730 — Home Repoir
740 — Bicycle Repoir
750 - Typing
760 — Misc. Services
IMPLOYMfNT
770 — employment Agencies
780 — employment Services
790 — Part time
800 — General Help Wanted
810 — Office ■ Clerical
820 — Accounfing-

Book keeping

830 - Administrative-

Mongement

8 4 0 - Sales
850 - Retail
860 — engineering*

Technical

870 - Medical
880 — Professional
890 — Clubs-Restaurants
900 — Domestic - Household
910— Positions Wonted
920 — Work Wonted
B u s in e s s
930 — Business

Opportunities
940 — Opportunities
Wonted

4 7 1

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MERCHANDISE

MERCHANDISE

RENTAL

RENTAL

RENTAL

RENTAL

RENTAL

RENTAL

10 — Misc. Autos

220 — Com puters- 

345 — Misc.

360 — Furn. Apts.

j O V E R N M E N T SEIZED vehicles 
S'OC 
Chevys Surplus Your o re c il l 8 0 5 -6 8 7 - 
6 0 0 0 E*- S -9 4 ’ 3 2-13-23P

rpfps Mercedes, Corvettes 

from 

G O VESN.M EN- SEIZED Vehicles from 
$100 
rp rp s M erceoes Corvettes 
Chevys Surplus Buyers Smde (1) 8 0 5 
9 6 2 8 0 0 0 Ext. S-9413 3-4 -25 P

>988 FORD Taurus G l, fully 
W hite wr*h dark w indow s Top stereo 
Ask ng $ 6 4 0 0 negotiable Catt 2 5 0 - 
______________
S7 " i 3M0 ’ 06 

lood e d 

G O VERNM EN T SEIZED vehicles 
fro m 
$100 Corvettes, Chevy*. Porsche*, and 
other confiscated properties For Buyers 
Guioe 18001772-9212 e»t 5158 Aisc 
open evenmgs & weekends 3-19-5P

20 — Sports-Foreign 

Autos

'8 9 B M W 3 2 5 excellent shape loaoed, 
w arra n ty $14,700 3 4 6 -4 3 6 6 . 
512-
3 7 2 s c : 3-7 "B_____________________

K A R M A N N GH1A G re a t condition N ew 
engine/transmisston with 
lo w mileage 
$1995 OBO Home 3 8 8 -7 0 8 6 3-18-5B

1980 VOLVO G l P e rfe c condition N e w
micnenns $ 3 4 0 0 fm . See at Altho M u ­
sk: 611 W 2 9 * 4 7 7 -5 0 0 9 o r 4 7 4 -4 8 9 9 
3-19 4E______________________________

1985 H O N D A A ccord 5 speed a new 
dutch, lo w miieoge Excellent condition
$5 9 93 Col 2 6 3 ' r ^ 3-21-3B

8 6 H O N D A CRX & block w n ro of, tint­
ed Needs few repairs $ 2 2 0 0 O B O 
44 2 35'- 3 2: 56___________________

70 — Motorcycles

1975 H O N D A 36C Twin pocx: condi­
tion, garaged, helm et mciudec 
$ 4 7 5 
Days 447-9 41 9 , everungs 4 4 4 -3 84 1 3- 
18-SE________________________________

1985 N IN JA 6 0 0 $ 1800 negotiable
2 58 4 7 ’ 2 3-18 5E

REAL ESTATE SALES

130 — Condos -

Townhouses

WEST CAMPUS
CONDO S
2 BR, 2 BA, 2 3 0 0 Leon
# 2 0 4 a n d # 1 0 2 , v e r y w e 1 m o i” - 

to n e d Q u ie ' c c ,rr.£ :e x w a lk 

ic 

d r o g / c a m p u s T C A D , 9 2 8 s q u a re 
fe e * le a s e d th ru M a y $ 6 2 9 0 0 , f i ­

n o n c n g a v a .ía b íe , c o i! Jo» 

3 4 3 - 6 9 9 C K V A Inc

3 

68-F

Sunny West End C ondo wtth 
spectacular hill country view. 
2 -2 h , firepioce, pool, hot tub, 
clubhouse W est 6th St. with 

direct access to downtown, 
M opac, Zilker Pork & UT shut­
tle. $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 All reasonable
offers considered. 4 6 7-15 41.

3-18-58

MERCHANDISE

200 — Furniture- 
Househoid

NEW f u t o n ' 3 me o « Oiock laque- 
home bought at Austin Futor m Decem­
ber Che*» and mght stand oil $350, paid 
$600 251-9533 after 6 3-22-28

CALL 4 7 1 -5 2 4 4 
TO PLA C EA 
CLASSIFIED A D

Equipment

lAP TOP ISM PC 512KB 2 3.5" floppy? 
Battery pocx for portable use Corrying 
cose extra disk free AJI manuals phis 3 2 
DOS onty $850 Coll Bnce ot 454- 
3440 3 S 38

250 — Musical

Instrum ents

’9 6 ’ GIBSON ES335 Sunburst All 
nal equipments, neck/electronics 
reworked, hardshell cose, $700 firm. 
474-2783 3-20-5B

r

 

L O N G H O R N 
W A N T A D S

Tl 850 DOT motnx printer. $75 476- 
3400 3-I8 -5B_____________________

DENON DCD860 CD player Remote, 
voroble output digital output, foder. 
pitch control 2 months old. never used 
$295 323-0638 3-18 5NC__________

MONGOOSE KOS causer vector bon, 
DX pedo is. turbo soddle Good cond- 
tion $600, obo 504-524-6070 3-18-58

STING TICKETS I'm setting 2 tickets. 3rd 
row Arena for $40 a p*ece or best offer 
Coll 469-9660 3-18-5P______________

HtFI VCR unopened $300 computer XT- 
r jrt>o 20 MEG HD Mouse 2-5 1/4 
Dnves $30C Work # 8 3 2-0 025 DO W 
3M9-58______________________________

80286 !Bm Clone 32 m E HD. 5 1/4M 3 
1/2" floppy 768 KB RAM MS WORD, 
poscof Bos.* Autosketc Windows 
Deskmgte $1000 834-2112 3-19-5NC

1985 HONDA elite 80 - -ec 6.000 miles, 
tooki ond ams great $500 Coll 929- 
0662 3-20-56_____________________

1990 MODEL ALPINE mountom bike ’ 8 
speeds, new condition, extras. $200
472-5635 3-20-5P_________________

G O ING TO EUROPE this summer? Jan- 
sport backpack 400 cubic 
nches. 
interno, home Used once 5 comport­
ments $75 Lora 4 "8 -c7 3 3 3-21-5B

COLOR TV, VCR. stereo, cordless phone, 
onswenng m ofiine, 10 speed twke, voe- 
cum Ata- 2600 and games Pnce fram
S 30-S ':S 339 -3U 6 3-22-5NC

CAMPER TOP for P/U, 5 x6', fit Mozdo 
El-2200 see' "Crown' Slide windows 
6 months old Cost $695 sell $450 *58- 
?93c 3-2 5B_____________________

MATCHING GRAY couch, cho" 
sec- oi. to- $ 3 SC 346-36" j 3-21-5E

¡ove 

SPEAKERS JBL 4311 monitor seres $750. 
345 9189 aher 5 messoge 

3-22-5B

FOR SALE P mo relio racing 12 speed 
with Compi components 54cm i-ame 
Great for campus borgom at $300 Catt 
476-4774 anytime 3-22-56

345 — Misc.

MEW OfitGINAL CONOmOM 
late 60 A-earty 70 *

C A S H
Buying GokT-Sifver 
Broken Chans, Class Rings 
Unwanted Jewelry
S erving SluOenis Smce 1976

Liberty Coins

45th 4 Guadalupe 

452-3611

USED FURNITURE 
COLLECTIBLES 
VINTAGE CLOTHING 
JEWELRY 
DECORATIVE ITEMS
| Aupúm Antiqued.
£tcÁ4M$€
5 1 1 7 N. L am ar 

J10-6 

7 D a ys a W e e k ¡ ( H i

m
PADRE SPRING BREAK
THE V ID E O
Relive the contests, beoch, sports, 
body wotchmg me clubs Mexico, 
ond m c-e One hour, VHS S8 50 
eoH y-order discoun1 Send o n ',
$24 9 5 to

G ngodean Productions
1623 G ard en S»
Austin, TX 7 8 7 0 2

3-21-2B

TEXAS LONGHORNS "M.r.atura Desk 
Top Nomes' - Eree Sample - Acrylic 
Nomes Box 69136, Odessa, TX 79764 
3-21-2P______________________________

RENTAL 

360 — Furn. Apts.

CLASS
ACTS!

■ a i » ! !
. i J S L a á
í ü b S

• I M l 3 
j

. . . . . J H I 

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H O U STO N
2801 H e m p h tU P a rk - 472-8J98

B R A N D Y W IN E
2804 W h itis A ve . - 472-7049
DALLAS
2803 H e m p h 'il P a rk • 472-8398
W1LSHIRE
301 W . 2 9 th - 472-7049

Great 
Summer Rates

e Fullv Furnished
• Laundrv Room
• Central A»r Heat
• 2 Blocks From UT

FURNISHED WEST campus opt fo r sum­
mer 3 7 blocks fro m campus, W /D , m i­
crowave secu-rty ideai fo r tw o $ 6 0 0 / 
month 3 20 0 6 3 6 3 -2 2 -5E

T H R E E 

O A K S

P E C A N

S Q U A R E
APARTMENTS

• Summer Rates 
from 5250
• 1 Bdr 1 Ba
• Furnished
• Laundry
• PRELEASE FOR 

SUMMER OR FALL

451*5840
409 W. 38th St.

1 -1

2 -1

2 - 2

3-2

Prelease NOW!

C A S A

G R A N D E
EFF-AII Bills Paid

Summer Fait 

$340

Summer Fall 

S340

Summer Fall 

$410

Summer Fall 

$440

$640
Summer Fall 
Summer Rates Available 
Furnished Unfurnished 
Large rooms, parking 
laundry, pool, on UT 
shuttle, near UT

1400 Rio Grande
479-0389 327-3446

T R A N S P O R T A T I O N 

I

f

 G U I D E

7 5 B I K E S
$ 2 5 and up
South 900 W b en White
¡• c r o w tram A A Hoap ) 
tra rtr 54th St A A k v u t 
tacroe* tram Lamme s Candy! 
Every Saturday
Austin Bicycle Salvage 
2 4 4 - 7 4 4 4

NEW OWNERSHIP 
APPLE 
T O Y O T A now
has COLLEGE 
GRAD PLAN on 
new vehicles
(Largest Selection of 
Toyota s m Austin) 
Come by for Details

A m / -TOOTX

m i 805 W 5lh Street 
* • 

478-5676 

8 M

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FOR FUTURE REFERENCE 
TO AUTO NEEDS

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HONDA SPECIALIST
Q U A LITY A U TO M O TIV E

Mountain Bikes 
928-2810
NOW-1991 GT BIKES

• MANY 1990 
MODELS 
REDUCED

10000 (0b

STUDENT DISCOUNTS
BUCK’S BIKES

VISA MC Am f tp Discover Welcome

CALL 4 7 1 -5 2 4 4 
T O P L A C E A C L A S S I F I E D A D

HONDA

vrsjr

SINCE
1974

ACURA

j j j g g

MON-PHl 
8 AM-6 PM

4 4 1 - 3 7 3 7
1602 S LAMAR

O n e

B l o c k

F r o m

C a m p u s

N o w P re le a sin g 
Su m m e r R a te s 
S ta rtin g at $295

• 1 B R & 2 B r
• C e ilin g Fans
• Central A C
• On Shuttle
• L a u n d rv Room

• F u l l s F u r n i - h e d

• Pool

Rio

Nueces

600 W .26th

4 7 4 - 0 9 7 1

SUMMER PRICES 
SLASHED!
ELEGANT SPACIOUS
APARTMENTS
(CONTROLLED ACCESS 
SECURITY) •
NOW PRELEASING
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.

All of the amenities:
Microwave ovens 
Ceiling fans
Totally automatic kitchens 
Tropical pool setting 
Covered parking 
Large closets 
Decorator furniture 

CONVENIENT TO HANCOCK CENTER, UT 
& SAN MARCOS SHUTTLES

PARK PLAZA- 
PLAZA COURT

A P A R T M E N T S
"LU X U R Y A T K lA S O N A B lt 
P R K tS "

15 E. 41st 452-651

WP. APTS.

1 0 1 E . 3 3 r d
3 Bd-2 B H uge 1 B d -L u iu ry Units 
Exceptional F urm stungt - 
P retty Pool Pako 
Shuttle lust a te w s te p *

4 7 6 *0 3 6 3 *y Ap*t.

CEXTIRYPL4ZA
Eff.s -1 & 2 Bedrms. 
All Bills Paid 
4210 Red River'
452-4366

Summer Fall Leasing 
(Special Summer RatesI

G R A N A D A
920 E. 40th St.
453-8652
Efficiencies 
1, 2 & 3 Bdrm. 
S u m m e r F a ll L e a s in g

★ W ALK TO ★ 
CAMPUS
1100 EAST 3 2 N D ST. 
AV ALO N APTS.
One BR - $265 Summer rate Walk-m closets, 
ceiling fans, on site monagement, laundry. 
Great for low-engmeenng students

4 7 6 -3 6 2 9

3 -7 -2 0 B A

M ESQ UITE TREE
APARTMENTS
O n e b e d ro o m fu rn is h e d a p a rtm e n ts. 
C lo se 
s h u ttle 
D ish w a sh e r, A /C , C eil n g fan, L a u n d ry 
foe 
ties a n d h ot tub. W a te r a n d T V 
c a b le p a d N o pets 2 4 1 0 L o n g v ie w 

co m p u s 

^ e c - 

to 

R esident m a n a g e r # 3 0 1 F o r 
4 7 8 - 2 3 5 7 
N O W '
__________________________ 2 26 ? 0 h C

in fo 
A V A IL A B L E 

U N IT S 

N O W PRELEASING summer/fall, walk 
UT. 1-1 small quiet com plex W ell m a in ­
tained 2711 Hemphill Park 4 78 -1 8 7 0 2 
2 0-20B

H A RDW O O D Svcarpet
LUXURY 2-1-5 
covered parking, 
w asher/ 
dryer, p o o l hot tub, $ 7 2 5 . 611 E 45th 
343 6 3 9 9 ? 26 70B A______

fireplace, 

1-1 FURNISHED Hyde Park area, close to 
UT, call Tom, 4 51 -5 0 9 6 o r Tina, 447 
5197 2 -2 7 20B

SPACIOUS, QUIET. 2 -2 s. UT 
I block, 
CA/CH, fans walk-m closet, pool, dish 
washer Red R iver/30th S 5 5 0 -S 6 0 0 
4 7 7 -3 3 8 8 3 -6 -20B-C________________

O N E BED RO OM one bath aportment, 
furnished, very large close to compus 
Covered porkm g $ 3 5 0 /m o 331-0117.3- 
7-7B-E

370 — U nf. Apts.

BLACKSTONE
APTS.
2910 Medical Arts St. 
ALL BILLS PAID!
2 bdrm - 2 bath 

Free cable!

N o w pre-leasing for 

summer & fall
Call
474-9523

3 -2 1 -2 0 B C

G re a t location. Exclusive, quiet, 
residential. 8 blocks from UT. 2 
blocks from shuttle. C able paid, 
exercise room, pool & laundry. 1 
Bdr starting a t $ 3 4 0 2 Bdr at 
$ 4 9 5 . Best m an ag e r and clien- 
tel 711 W 32n d.
Buckingham Sq. Apts.
453-4991

3-21-20B

All Bills Paid
Efficiencies and 1 -Vs from $ 2 4 5 - 
$ 3 9 5 . 2 Blocks from shuttle.
PEPPERTREE II 
APTS.
410 W . 37th 

4 5 1 -8 5 3 2 /4 5 2 -1 1 2 1
___________________________2 18 20B K

Luxury Units on Shuttle. Ceil­
ing fans, microwave, Washer/ 
Dryer provided, gas paid. 1-1, 
$ 3 2 5. Lg 2-2 $525.

PROPERTIES
ONE
836-0727

3 -.8 -2 0 B 

PRELEASE N O W 1 
o r m o v e n o w 1
SOUTH SHUTTLE! 
TRAVIS HEIGHTS

• Huge! 2-2 Roommate Floorplon 

($795 Summer1] 

e Huge11-1 

$339
$375

$275

PROPERTIES ONE 
4 4 7 -7 3 6 8

3-19 20B-A

★ LARGE APTS. ★
e Easy access to U T 

— Bus #1 g o e s d ire c tly to th e d ra g 
e V e ry la rg e 1-Vs, a p p ro x 6 2 5 - 7 5 0 

sq ft. (a t $ 2 8 0 -2 9 5 ) 

e P oo l
e P lenty o f p a rk in g 
e C o n v e n ie n t to e v e ry th in g 

e O n M e tro ro u te 

e L a u n d ry fa cilitie s 

e L o w y e a r ro u n d rates

♦ ★ E N F IE LD * •
8
AREA! 

♦ H u g e e ffic ie n c ie s P o o l, h u g e ♦
♦ w a lk -m c lo s e ts , b a s ic c a b le . ♦ 
♦
9 g re a t c a rp e t a n d trie. C a ll: 

; * 

482-0398 

* ;

Norwood Apts. 
5606 N. Lamar 
451-1917

2-28 20B-C

PRE-LEASING/LEASING

★ WEST CAMPUS 

★ 

W O R D PLACE'
O N E B E D R O O M S L A R G E 
A N D E X C L U S IV E P R IC E D 
F R O M 5 4 7 5 .0 0 
ON-SITE MNGT CALL SETH 
V 478-0933(101)474-0606(11)7

^ P L E A S E LEA VE M E S S A G E D

ONE MONTH FREE RENT
Pre-leasing for Sum m er/Fall 

e lo w d e p o s it 

e e x tra la rg e a p a rtm e n ts 
e p ro m p t m o in te n a n c e /v e ry c le a n 

e N R shuttle bus 
e sw im m in g p o o l 

Large, quiet, immaculately clean 

semi-efficiency. Kitchen, walk-m 

closet, laundry, gas heat & cook­

ing, w ater/gas, 

furnished. O n 

site m anager. Fall 5 2 7 0 -S u m ­

mer $ 2 3 5 .

RED OAK 
APARTMENTS
2104 San G abriel

★ 

476-7916 

★
3-19 2 0 8 A

e n e w ly d e c o ra te d 
e la rg e I b e d r o o m - 7 5 0 sq. ft. 
e la rg e 2 -2 1 0 2 5 sq. ft.

NORTH O F UT Large efficiency $195 • 
electricity 4 7 7 -2 2 1 4 4 54 -4 4 4 1 
3 -2 0-
108 

_

UNEXPECTED voconcy- W alk UT Very 
nice 11 $ 2 7 5 , 104 E 32nd M anager, 
#102 4 76 3940. 3 38 1622 3 7! I0B

BROOKHOLLOW
APARTMENTS
1414 A re n a Dr.
4 4 5 - 5 6 5 5

3-19 20B

RENTAL 360 — Furn. Apts.

W a lk to C a m p us, 1 0 0 0 W . 2 6 th St. 

$ 2 4 5 -2 9 5 — Summer $ 31 5 -3 6 3 — Fall.

478-4886

3-18-10B-A

W ALK TO 
UNIVERSITY
O n e bedroom apartment, 
dishwasher, microwave, w a ­
ter and gas paid, quiet com­
plex. Summer - $ 2 3 0 .
345-1552

* * r WEST CAM PUS1 Large 2-2 big c lo ­
sets, cf, m icrow ave, cp, $ 5 5 0 ' Pre-leas- 
mg. Front Page Properties 4 80 -8 51 8 . 3- 
5-20B -C

SPACIOUS, QUIET, 2-2's, UT 1 bloTT 
CA /C H , fans, w alk m doset, pool, dish 
washer Red R iver/30th. S 5 5 0 -S 6 0 0 
4 77 3 3 8 8 3 -6 20B-C

LIVE IN BEST L O C A T IO N IN 
A U STIN A N D FIVE M IN U TE S 
FR O M U.T. SHUTTLE
Enjoy ipooou* 2 bedroom'? bofb oportmenh wifh 
our Spring MOVE IN SPECIAL fkrv MorcK 3Ht 
Hurry ond t oll for details (Pestnchoos apply ) Three 
bedroom alvo avotloble (not w- specials Pr<Heo$e 
up to 6 months*

NORTHCASTLE
APARTMENTS
3 4 5 - 0 8 7 0

3-6 208

HUGE 1-1 AND 2-2
Gas, heat, w a te r & cable paid. 
O n quiet street. Ceiling fans, ver­
tical blinds, pool. For $ 3 7 5 to
$ 4 9 0 .

3 Elms Apt.
400 W. 35th St. 
453-1804,452-1121

3 -4 -1 0 B C

PRELEASE N O W !
or move now!
SO U TH SHUTTLE

Condo* Washer dryer1 garage* 
Summer special*

7 2 S515

Greot one bedrooms írom 

S325

PROPERTIES O N E
4 4 7 -7 3 6 8

2 -2 6 -2 0 B A

PRELEASE N O W ! 
o r m ove now!
SOUTH SHUTTLE! 
TRAVIS HEIGHTS

• 2-1 
• HUGE* 2-2 Roommate floorplon 

$339
$375 

($295 Summer1)

• HUG E '1-1 

PROPERTIES O N E 
4 4 7 - 7 3 6 8

$275

3 -2 0 -2 0 8

PEN TH O U SE APTS.
Tw o b lo c k ’, we-,I o f cam pus, bes» new 
m q m t 
In c c e d itil/ 
‘ ra m $ 3 5 0 
la rg e 2 - 2 s sta rtin g fro m $ 5 7 5 a nd 3 

1 I s 

2 s 

(split level) sta rtin g 

fro m $ 7 7 5 

Fu rnished o r u n fu rn ish e d , c a b le p a id , 
b e u u iifu l p o o l, lo u n d ry facilities, co v 

e re d p a rk in g

1801 R io G ra n d e

480-0201

L O C ATIO N ! L O C A T IO N ' A nd oil bills 
p aid near d o w n to w n /U T /C o p ito l1 O ld er 
b uilding renovated with large rooms and 
p lenty o f am biance Coll ow ne r ot 474 - 
4 8 4 8 2 -25 20B C____________________

# 7 SHUTTLE For mature students, small 
com plex, targe pool, tennis, cable, se 
curity. on-site m anager 1 and 2 bed- 
ro o m /$ 2 4 5 . V illage Pork Apartments
8 3 6 4 6 8 6 3-1-20B___________________

* * UNIQ UE EFFICIENCY' Sautillo hie, 
firepioce, cf, walk in closets, 
shuttle/ 
walk, pool. $ 2 7 5 /5 2 9 5 ' fR O N T PAGE 
PROPERTIES 4 8 0 8518 3 -5 20B-C

TW O BEDRO OM special" Spacious 
flo orplo n storting at $ 3 2 5 /m o Close to 
UT. 4 7 8 -0 9 9 2 3 6 -2 0B -A

EFFICIENCY 210 W es' 38th $ 2 2 5 467 - 
0 9 7 3 3-16-56________________________

NORTH CAMPUS small 1 b d r - A vailab le 
immediately $ 2 9 0 /m o . Summer 
rates 
with 9 o r 12 m onth lease Portly remod- 
eled 4 7 6 -2 7 3 3 3-18 5B______________

PEACE A N D QUIET IN HYDE PARK. Effi­
ciencies. Gas heat, hot water, cooking 
p otd Pool 2 blocks from shuttle. Starting 
as lo w os $ 2 5 0 summer Preleosmg Fall. 
Call 458-1 98 5 . 452-1121 3 19-20B

SINGLE PARENT lo oking fo r fem ale stu­
dent to Irve m a nd help w ith afterschooi 
childcare. Free room and b o a rd in Torry- 
tow n home. 4 6 9 -0 0 2 8 , 4 7 8 -6 1 7 0 3- 
19-58________________________________

LARGE 2-1's o nd l-Vs! N e w ly remodeled, 
free cable, UT shuttle, swim ming pool, 
small, quiet com plex. 4 5 9 -9 9 7 4 3 -2 0- 
108-C________________________________

WEST CAMPUS tw o story studio decks, 
Ian, new carpet, point. A vailab le $350. 
912 2 2 1/2 4 8 0 - 0 9 7 6 .3-20-10P

SOUTH HALF furnished duplex C arp ort 
with storage A ll utilities paid 
3410 
Speedway A p t 8 451-1381 3-21-2B

400 — Condos-

Townhouses

M 0 0 0 0 V E
You 'll Get
— Any Complex You Want
— No Application Fees
— No High Pressure
— All Pnce Ranges 

Come by

8 1 9 W. 2 4 t h
(Univ. Towers) 
o r C A L L N O W !
FR EE F R E E FR EE

4 7 4 -4 8 0 0

Now Pre-teasing Condos, 
Apartments, wd Houses

C * i t V
_ _ PROPERTIES J_L.
478-6565 
2717 Rio Grande

Campus Area Specialists
3 4 -5 B e d r o o m h o m e s 

3 2 C o n d o s fro m $1 0 0 0 00 

2 2 C o n d o s fro m $ 6 7 5 00 

1 1 C o n d o s fro m $ 4 7 5 0 0 
Rio Grande Properties Realty 
4 7 4 -0 6 0 6 (wtq

★ LOFT ★

courtyards, microwave, b al­

conies, city views, on shuttle, 
1 & 2 bedrooms available, 

unit starting $310. A dvan­

tage Properties 4 4 3 -3 0 0 0 .

3 

2 -2 6-2 0 B

Q U IE T

S pa cio us 2/1V5 to w n h o u s e 10 mm. »o 
U.T., S huttle stop s a t f r o n t d o o r. Fire­
p la c e , deck, w /s c e n ic v ie w o f N o rth ­
w e st Hills, c e ilin g fans, 2 -leve l, u tility 
ro o m w ith w o ih e r /d r y e r A b u n d a n t 
sto ra g e . S h o p p in g c e n te r 1'/? blocks. 

P o o l 2 blks. O n e o v o ilo b le n o w o n d 

o n e f o r fo il p re -le a s m g . 4 7 4 - 0 6 0 6 o r 

2 7 2 - 5 7 8 3 . A sk f o r Miss L o rie 
____________________________ 3 -4 -20 B -A

• • CE N TE N N IA L' NICE! Fum.shed 2-2 
with cathedral ceiling! A ll 
amenities! 
$1200! Call Jane, FRONT PAGE PROP- 
ERTIES 4 80 -8 5 1 8 2 -2 6-2 0 B -C

2 -2 C O N D O S . Minutes fro m UT For 
summer/fall leasing calf Tina 447-5197.
3-1-20 8______________________________

CHESTNUT SQUARE 1 -lW f Two-car g a ­
rage, 9 6 0 square feet, availab le Sept 1, 
$ 7 5 0 4 5 9 4813 3-5 -20 B -C ___________

W E D G E W O O D 1-1 with w ashe r/d rye r' 
Avoitable June 1, $ 4 5 0 . CoH now 4 59 - 
4813 3 -5 -2 0 8 -C _____________________

GABLES 2 - 2 'q furnished* Two-car g a ­
rage. a vailable June 1, $ 9 5 0 , 
4 5 9 -
4 8 1 3 .3 -5 -2 0 8 -C ______________________

••EXC ELLENT»* quality 2-2, huge b ed ­
rooms, all amenities, g a rag e parking 
W alk/U T $ 8 0 0 -5 1 0 0 0 FRONT PAGE, 
4 8 0 8 51 8 .3 -1 9 -2 0 6 C

TREEHOUSE-LARGE 1-1 W /IO F T FUR 
NISHED ALL AMENITIES O N E CAR 
GARAGE VAULTED CEILINGS W /D 
ETC. MITCH 4 7 6 -2 6 7 3 . 3-21-20B-C

W C PENTHOUSE-LARGE 
2-2 FUR­
NISHED ALL AMENITIES JACUZZI IN 
MASTER BATH, WET BAR, W /D ETC. 
1 3 0 0/M C MITCH 4 7 6 -2 6 7 3 3 -21-206 
C

LARGE 2 -2 ALL BILLS PAID. SECURITY, 
O N E BLOCK FROM CAMPUS 1000/ 
M O AVAILABLE 6/1 M ITCH 4 7 6 -2 6 7 3 . 
3-21-208-C

2 22 20B-C

Spiral staircase, beautiful 

ALL BILLS PAID
Now Pre-Leasing for Summer/Fall 
(S p e c ia l S u m m er R a te s )
Large Efficiencies, 1-1 ’s, 2 -2’s, starting 
at S250

• Furnished Unfurnished
• West Campus Shuttle
• On-Site Mgmt & Mamt

• Pool
• Laundry Room
• Covered Parking

THE ASHFORD

2408 Leon 

476-8915

^

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S Q U A R E

A p a r t m e n t s

* NOW PRELEASING SUM, F.AJUL * EFFICIENCIES
* FURNISHED 
* 5 BLKS FROM CAMPUS 
* UT SHUTTLE STOP 

* DELUXE 1 BEDROOMS
* U ECONOMY STYLE
* ON-SITE MANAGEMENT

A L L B IL L S P A ID

2 2 1 2 S a n G a b r i e l S t r e e t

Austin, Texas 78705 

( S I X )

3 -2 0 -3 8 PRELEASE SPRUCE, Keystone Apts M on- 
Thurs 6 -7 O ne, tw o bedroom s 4 blocks 
UT 4 8 0 -0 9 7 6 3-20-10P

3 bedroom , 2 >7 both, all bills paid. West 
Campus. Shuttle stop (WC) 
Furnished 
ovoiloble. $1,200 4 7 4 -7 7 3 2 3-21-58

2 -2 ALL appliances, ceilmq fans, pool 
tenms courts, secunty, $ 4 (X )-$ 4 5 0 Call 
8 3 7 -9 0 3 9 /4 4 7 -1 0 2 9 ,3 2 2 -5 8

f \ M Y f lM t '

$ 3 2 5
Large 1 bedroom apart­
ment. W a lk in closets, C A / 
CH, ceiling fans, pool, w ater 
and gas paid. W alking dis­
tance to U.T. 610 W . 30th. 
M a n a g e r apartm ent # 1 3 4. 
4 7 7 -8 8 5 8 .

M IN U T E S FROM 
CAMPUS
34th S treet Guadalupe
1-1 Available immediately 
ceiling 
Fjüy 
tans 
laundry room & cov­
ered parking

furnished 

4 7 7 -6 6 6 1

3-6 20B-E

★ 5 BLOCKS WEST UT ★

TIMBERWOODAPTS.
E fficiencies: F u rn is h e d /U n fu m , Lofts, 

Firep la ces, P ool, L a u n d ry, H u g e Trees, 

• •R O O M TO BREATH E!.. Wes! cam ­
pus, nice lorge 1-1, gas paid, cp, $ 3 2 0 - 
$ 3 6 0 FRONT PAi 
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GE 
IE, 4 80 -8 51 8 3-18-
20B-C

458-6185
DYER TRANSMISSION & 
AUTOMOTIVE, INC.
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20% OFF any
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6509 N. Lamar A

What You Won't See Because You Live 
at Willow Creek Hills Apartments.

O N PV SHUTTLE ROUTE

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$

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* 6 9 8
reg $1000 00

TTL

N o w Preleasing 

Huge I & 2 ' s 

Free Cable T V 

Furnished & Unfurnished 
444-0010 Com e See
W hat We've Leased Toitai/!

 RENTAL

RENTAL

SERVICES

SERVICES 

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT

EMM MSMI

400 — Condos-

440 — Room m ates

7 5 0 — Typing

760 — Misc. Services 

790— Part time

790 — Part time

Townhouses

WC 2-2 Alt AMENITIES INCLUDING 
W/D, MICROW AVE SECURITY. FANS 
COVERED PARKING 650/MO MITCH 
4 7 6 267 3 PMT 3 71 206 C

••D E C O R A TO R SYIE1 2 2 toft ond «o» 
fc*g bedroom s CR, W /D West Campus 
$ 6 0 0 /6 5 0 FRONT PAGE PROPERTIES
4 80 8518 3 2 2-20 8 C

420 — U nf. Houses

GINGERBREAD
Stately Hemphill Park home 
available lor fall Pre-lease 3 
large bedrooms, 2 baths, alcove 
study, hardwood 
2 
porches, CA/CH, ceiling fans, 
fenced yard w/huge trees. 4 7 4 - 
0 6 0 6 or 2 7 2 -5 7 8 3 . Ask for 
Miss Lorie.

floors, 

_______________________ 3 -4 2 06 A

477-LIVE 24 hr* O W to ih io n e d charm o f 
1 to 3 bedroom Homes H ard w o od . 9 0 s 
oppirances $ 2 5 0 6 0 0 2-19 2 08 A

2-1-1 NEAR IF shuttle, large kitchen. W /D 
connections, $ 5 0 0 A voilob le 4-15 Coll 
4 54 1175 2 2 0 -7 0 6

PRE LEASE LARGE RENOVATED HYDE 
PARK 3 2 HUGE FENCED YARD 
DECK, 
JACUZZI IN MASTER BATH. 2 
CAR GARAGE AVAILABLE 8 /2 5 1 500/ 
M O MITCH 4 7 6 2 6 7 3 3 21-206 C

PRE LEASE HYDE PARK 3-2 COTTAGE 
FENCED YARD DECK. W /D , FANS 
ETC 
8 /7 0 1 2 0 0 /M O 
MITCH 4 7 6 -2 6 7 3 3-21-208-C_________

AVAILABLE 

PRE LEASE SUMMER O NLY-CENTEN 
NIAL O RANG E TREE. CROIX 3-2, 2-2. 
1-1 
STARTING FROM S 3 5 0 -S 8 0 0 
MITCH 4 76 2 6 7 3 3-21 20S-C_________

PRELEASE JUNE o r August beouhful four 
bed ro om in Torrytown, $ 18 0 0 /m o Coll 
Koren at Campus Condos 4 7 4 -4 8 0 0 3- 
21 2 06 K ___________________________

425 — Rooms

SHORT WALK UT
Quiet, 
petless. 
nonsmoking, 
Shared kitchen For private bath, 
ABP

$ 2 7 5 
4 7 4 -2 0 5 1 /4 9 5 -9 3 4 6 
Shared bills, bath:
$180
Call 472-5646

3 -21-2 0 B-E

LARGE CLEAN carpeted ro o m Pnvote 
e n tro n ce/b oth /refn ge ro tor N o kitchen 
Q uiet in dividual N o pets 38th Street 
Bills paid 4 53 -5 4 1 7 3 -7 2 08 A

SHORT W ALK UT Q uiet, non-wnokmq, 
petless Shored kitchen For private both 
ABP $ 2 7 5 4 9 5 -9 3 4 6 Shared bills, both 
$180 Coll 4 7 2 -5 6 4 6 3 -2 2 -2 0 8 E

430 — R oom -B oard

ORIENTAL STUDENT to live tn o nice 
ro o m a n d b o a rd 
house. Free 
in 
fo r house work. 3 8 8 4 86 2 
exchange 
3-22-18______________________________

' 

old er 
• H om ey ol 
*2-6 
house» 
h o u s e » 
•
blocks UT «Greet 
meals «All bills 
•Friends «Punt

Doubles 
$260-275 (summer) 
$299-309 (fall) 
Singles 
$295-329 (summer) 
$335-389 (fall)

ICC CO-OPS
476-1957 
510 W. 23rd

SHORT WALK UT

Quiet, nonsmoking, 
petless. 
Shared kitchen. For private bath, 
ABP

$ 2 7 5 
4 7 4 -2 0 5 1 /4 9 5 -9 3 4 6 
Shared bills, bath.
$180 
Call 472-5646

3-21-20B-E

R O O M M A T E

S E R V IC E
Will help you find a compat­
ible 
roommate. Male or 
female. Call Sam.

280-7118

3 19 2 0 * C

SHORT WALK UT
Q uiet, 
pettess. 
nonsmoking, 
Shared kitchen. For private bath, 
ABP

$2 75
4 7 4 -2 0 5 1 /4 9 5 -9 3 4 6 
Shared bills, bath:
$180 
Call 472-5646

3 -2 1 -2 0 * E

PERFECT OFF compos housing fo r non­
smoking fem óle Share room m 
luxury 
condo, w /d . pool, security computer, mt 
crow ove, near shuttle o nd much more 
$ 2 0 0 • A b rils , 3 85-4391 3-18 108

2BR 2*?BA 
RO O M M ATE NEEDED 
to w n h o m * 
co vered 
parking $ 3 5 0 - ’ ? utilities I smoke N o 
pets Leslie 4 7 7 -6 9 4 7 3-18 SB_________

Security gote, 

FEMALE GRADUATE student w anted to 
shore 3 BDR house near UT $2 2 5 /m o 
* 1/3 bills. Penny or Tonyo 4 7 4 -2 3 0 4 
3 -1 9 -5 *

non 
CONSIDERATE. RESPONSIBLE 
h o u s e m o te 
w o n te d 
s m o k in g , 
Convenient, 
furnished tw o bedroom s 
$ 2 6 0 / 1/2 bills Coll A pn l 3 2 2 9315 3- 
2 0 -3 9 

'

SHORT W ALK UT Quiet, non-smokma, 
pettess Shored kitchen For private both, 
ABP $ 2 7 5 4 9 5 -9 3 4 6 Shored bills, bath 
$180 Coll 4 7 2 -5 6 4 6 3 -2 2 2 08 E

460 — Business 

Rentals

PRIVATE OFFICE w /deck. in cluding Dell 

System 200, color, software 
copier 
electric included, $ 2 5 0 Kns 4 59 -7 00 1 
3 -2 0 -3 P ______________________________

AVAILABLE 3-2, C A /C H 
room ,m odem , kitchen Fenced 
Eilers. $ 6 2 5 Pre-leosinq 
$ 7 0 0 451 3108 3 -2 2 IE

living 
5014
4 -2 '7 , C A /C H

large 

A N N O U N C EM EN TS

520 — Personals

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spondence w ith bright brainy, 
interest­
in g w om en ages 2 0 -3 5 W rite Sonny Q , 
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27-19P_______________________________

540 — Lost & Found

F O U N D Silver bracelet near Stemdam 
Hall C all to id entify 4 7 9 -6 9 5 9 3 *2 0 - 
5N C _________________________________

EDUCATIONAL

Instruction

GUITAR LESSONS R & B Rock. |ozz. 
country 10 years teochmg experience 
A nd y Bullington 452-6181 2 -2 8 -2 0 B -A

SERVICES

750 — Typing

zT v l e y
The Complete Professional 
Typing Service

B LO C K IU S TiR

ir V L E Y * 9

27TH STRUT

2707 Hemphill Park
472-3210 472-7477

P A P E R S 
R E S U M E S 
R U S H J O B S 
D o t's T y p in g
2 0 0 2 -A G u d a lu p e
4 7 2 -5 3 5 3

W ORD PR O C ESSIN G 
W RITING TU TO R
WPS1.75 ds page 
7 days a week 
4 6 9 -9 4 3 1

435 — Co-ops

580 — M usical

SHORT W ALK UT. Q uiet, non-smoking, 
petless Shored kitchen For pnvote both, 
ABP $ 2 7 5 4 9 5 -9 3 4 6 Shored bills, both 
$180 Coll 4 7 2 -5 6 4 6 3 -2 2 -2 0 8 E

NEED A p a p e r o r resume typed? 16 
y e a r s 
P r o o f r e a d in g 
available, quick turnaround 8 3 6 -6 7 8 7 
2 18 20B

e x p e r ie n c e 

SERVICES 660 — Storage

* * ★ S T U D E N T S ★ ^
W e l c o m e B a c k T o 

W a t s o n & T a y lo r

M I N I S T O R A G E
Store Your Stuff For The Summer
928-0109
1 mile So. of MLK on Ed Bluestein

EMPLOYMENT 7 9 0 — Port tim e

Are you a healthy, non smoking 

3 -2 2 1B-C

male between the oges o f 21 

★ FUN DATING! ★
Meet new fnends and share 
lifestyles (male or female). 
Fnendly 8. Reputable.

Call Sam
280-7118 ★

3 - 1 9 - 2 0 * 0

★ 

EMPLOYMENT

780 — Em ploym ent 
Services

M ID N IG H T SUN!
Sum m er e m p lo y m e n t - A laska 
t o $ 6 0 0 a 
- W o m e n /M e n 

ro o m / 
w eek. A irfa re plus 
b o a r d 
p r o v id e d . H ir in g 
th ro u g h A p ril. C all n o w ! Info: 
1 -9 0 0 9 8 8 -5 1 5 2 Ext 170 ($ 3 / 
min. - fo u r minutes m axV re- 

fundable.)
_____________ 

3 -6 20»

790 — P art Time

$600.00
Compensation

PART-TIME 
CLERK TYPIST

rapidly ex­
Pharmaco, a 
research 
panding clinical 
organization, 
is currently 
seeking an individual as a 
PART-TIME CLERK TYPIST to 
work 1-5 p.m., Monday-Fri- 
day, in our South Austin lo­
cation. This person will have 
excellent gram m ar and 
proofreading skills, profes­
sional demeanor, and be 
able to type 4 0 -5 0 wpm. 
Experience with WordPer­
fect a plus. Duties include 
acting as a receptionist, fil­
ing, copying and typing cor­
respondence, proposals, 
and other materials as 
needed. If interested, please 
sent resume and salary his­
tory to:

PHARMACO 
Human Resources
(Clerk Typist)
Two Park Place 
4009 Banister Lane 
Austin, Texas 
78704

3-18 5B-K

and 55, w eighing 135-220, and 

w ithin 10% o f y o u r 

ideal 

weight? If so, you may qualify to 

participate in a pharmaceutical 

research study and receive up to 

$600.0 0. The dates and times of 

the study are listed below ; you 

must be available to remain in 

our facility fo r the entire penod 

to be eligible:

Check-in time 4-5 0 0 pm 

W ednesday, A pril 3 

W ednesday, A pril 10 

W ednesday, A pnl 17

Check-out time: 7 -8 :3 0 am 

Friday, A pnl 5 

Friday, A pnl 12 

Friday, A pril 19

To qualify, you must pass our 

free physical exam and screen­

ing 

tests. Meals, accom m oda­

Wanted: MS DOS literate 
individual to assist in final 
development and testing of 
new video telephone prod­
ucts. Position requires minor 
programming, lots of hands 
on testing, & careful atten­
tion to details. Requires a 
firm commitment of hrs. per 
week (minimum 2 0 up to 40 
available), through end of 
'91. Send resume to: Person­
nel, The Video Telecom 
Corp., 1901 West Broker Ln., 
Austin, TX 78 75 8.

3 -2 0 -4 *

P.T.P.

A g ro w in g p a r ty p h o to c o m p a n y i f 

a c c e p tin g a p p lic a tio n s f o r students in ­

te re ste d in la te m g h t p a r ty p h o to g ra ­

p h y. M u s t h a v e 3 5 m m ca m e ra k n o w l­

e d g e . re lia b le tra n s p o rta tio n , b e fun 

a n d fle x ib le C o ll 4 7 4 -7 1 0 1 o r c o m e 

tions, entertainment, and recre­

b y 2 2 2 2 R io G ra n d e , Surte D112 fro m 

ational activities provided free- 

1 0 -5 . M o n d a y -F rid a y .

3 -2 0 -5 *

of-charge.

F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n , 

p le a s e c a ll
462-0492 
PH A R M A C O
R ESEARCH FO R BETTER 

H E A L T H

3-22-1B-K

$700.00
Compensation

Are you a healthy, non-smoking 
male between the ages o f 18 
and 40, w eighing 135-220, ond 
w ithin 10% o f y o u r 
ideal 
weight? If so, you may qualify to 
participate in a pharmaceutical 
research study and receive up to 
$ 7 00 .0 0 . The dates and times of 
the study are listed below; you 
must be available to remain in 
our facility fo r the entire period 
to be eligible:

Check-in time: 5 -6 :0 0 pm 

Check-out time: 9-10 0 0 am 

Friday, A pril 5 
Friday, A pril 12 
Fnday, A pril 19 
Friday, A pril 26

Sunday, A pril 7 
Sunday, A pril 14 
Sunday, A pril 21 
Sunday, A pril 28

To qualify, you must pass our 
free physical exam and screen­
ing 
tests. Meals, accom m oda­
tions, entertainment, and recre­
ational activities provided free- 

of-charge

F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n , 

p le a s e c a ll
462-0492 
P H A R M A C O
R ESEARCH FO R BETTER 

H E A L T H

3-22-1B-K

8 3 4 - 3 0 3 0

$ 5 .0 0 H r. 
★ 

STUDENTS ★★★

Concert Tickets Soles 
Phone Rep Positions 
Part-time Evening Hours 

Mon.-Th 
Friday 
Sat. Morn. 

5:30-9:00 pm
5:30-8 00 pm
9:00-12:00 pm
2-22-20B-K

Customer Service/ 
TELEMARKETING

tim e e v e n in g w o rk , 
P a rt 
t h r u T h u rs d a y , 
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a v a ila b le 
in Sun A tm o s ­
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sion.

453-3838

3-22-2B

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3-21-208-C

$ 

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w id e This p o s itio n re q u ire s e x ­
c e lle n t c o m m u n ic a tio n skills w ith 

so m e soles e x p e n e n c e p re fe rre d 

D a y & e v e n in g h o u rs a v a ila b le 8 3 0 -

12 3 0 M -F , o r 1-5 M -F , o r 5 3 0 - 9 3 0 
M -F . W E G U A R A N T E E $ 6 /h o u r plus 
b e n e fits! C o m m issio n m a y b e e a rn e d 

o n som e p ro je cts. PLEASE a p p ly in 
p e rso n M -F 1 0 a m - 4 3 0 p m a t

FIRST USA 
TELEMARKETING
50 5 Barton Springs Rd.
Suite 6 0 0 
EOE

3 -2 0 -2 0 8 -C

COLLEGE BOOKSTORE 
33 HRS'WEEK 
PART TIME SALES POSITION WEEKENDS 
INVOLVED HIGH SCHOOL DtPtOMA RE 
QUIRED 6 MTMS BOOKSTORE EXPERI 
ENCE AND/OR 3 COLLEGE COURSES IN 
ENGLISH OR HISTORY OR RELATED FIELD 
REQUIRED. USE CD ROM UPDATE STOCK 
LIST SHELF AND DISPLAY BOOKS WORK 
AT ERONT DESK TO ASSIST CUSTOMERS 
EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE CLOSE 
PROXIMITY TO UT DISCOUNTS O N MA 
JOR MERCHANDISE IF INTERESTED APPLY 
AT UNIVERSITY COOP. 2246 GUADALUPE 
M-F, 9 AM I PM

3-19-48

SHIPPING/RECEIVING CLERK 20 HRS.WK 
PART TIME POSITION NEEDED IN A COI 
LEGE BOOKSTORE SHIPPING/RECEIVING 
INCLUDES PACK 
EXPERIENCE NEEDED 
ING/UNPACKING CARTONS 
PRICING 
BOOKS AND PROCESSING PAPERWORK 
M INIM UM HIGH SCFtOOL DIPLOMA 6 
MTHS GENERAL AND CRT/COMPUTER 
RELATED CLERICAL EXPERIENCE ABILITY 
TO LIFT 50 LBS DETAIL ORIENTED G OOD 
COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS CLOSE PROX 
IMITY TO UT DISCOUNTS O N MOST MLR 
CHANDISE 
IF INTERESTED APPLY AT UNI 
VERSITY COOP. 2246 GUADALUPE M-F, 9 
AM 1 PM

3-19-46

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COPIES

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• Word Processing
• Binding
• L a se r P rin tin g

2518 Guadalupe 
476-4498

STARR
QUALITY
WORD PROCESSING

Fnendly, professional service!
7 days a week!

• Dissertations
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• Book manuscript

1 page or 1,000!

444-0801

WORD P R O C ESSIN G 
PA PER S 
IM PROVE G R A D ES
5 MIN UT

7 DAYS RUSH 

3 2 2 0 2 1 3

Speedway TYPING 
DOBIÉ M A LL
Laser Printing/Spell ch eck 
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4 6 0 -5 6 5 3 

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25% Discount for 
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472-3210 472-7677

P D Q 
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Papers: $1.50 a page 
• Spell Check • Laser Printing
• 3 months storage
• 5 minutes from UT
Full range of services available. 
Call 4 5 3 -4 5 6 8 
Leave message.
W e check messages every 
hour.
___________________________ 3 -5 2 0 8 -A

SAM E-DAY service on w o rd processing. 
$1 S O 'po qe 1 Includes 
la s e rp n n tm g Ex­
pert quality, hop py Customers Reports, 
theses, letters, 
resumes m ailing lists M i- 
choel, 4 67 8 5 8 6 2-19-2QP____________

FAST ACCURATE w o rd processing Re­
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Excellent spelling grom m ar $1 4 5 / page 
Candy 4 5 Í- 4 5 0 9 p ag er 4 83 -2 6 9 1 
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W ORD PROCESSING 
LASER PRINTING
27th & Guadalupe
472-3210 472-7677

W O R D PROCESSING experienced, p ro ­
f e s s io n a l 
G r o d u o t e / 
u ndergraduate w o rk $1.5 0 /p a g e Bar- 
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gent 
full-service w o rd -p ro ce ssin g 
Spelling guaranteed Also com puter con- 
suiting 4 5 9 8 04 7 3 -7 -2 0 8 _____________

ASAP W o rd Processing Popers/R eporh/ 
Theses com pleted w ith core ond often 
tion $1 8 5 - la s t m.nute o k 4 51 -4 88 5 3- 
18-20P

Z I V L E Y
A P P L IC A T IO N S
R ES U M ES
27th & Guadalupe
472-3210 472-7677

PERSONAL SERVICE w ith Communique 
W o rd Processing Loser printed, choice 
o f typeface, $2 page, pick-u p/d eliven n g 
o v o ilo b le 1 8 3 6 0 6 9 7 3-19 208

PAPERS TYPED la sor printed 
$ 2 .0 0 / 
page Resumes fro m $10 Q ua lity Desk­
top Designs 2 4 hours1 Renea 8 3 2 -9 5 7 8
3-19-4B__________________ _

WRITE C O N N E C T IO N 
for perfection 
W o rd processing w ith spell check C om ­
plete com puterized w ntm g analysis avail- 
oble 4 7 9 -8 7 4 9 3 -2 1-5 6 ______________

760 — Misc. Services

FLORIDA S NAUGHTIEST Blondes w ant 
to talk with you live Call 24 hrs a day. 1- 
9 0 0 -9 8 8 1403 $9 9 5 /c a ll 3-19-20P

CALL 471-5244 
TO PLACE A 
CLASSIFIED AD

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800 — G e n era l Help
W a n te d

800 — G e n e ra l H elp
W anted

820 — Accounting-

B o okkeepin g

ATTENTION
ATTENTION
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M tw t 
sofa Word TypcSc* «★! 
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fc*os« contact CHorto*
327-2137

AUSTIN PARKS AND 
RECREATION DEPT.

a now Hiring 

-©guards I — $ 5 2 3 'hi 

Lifeguards I — $5 44 Hr. I -eguo'cts M
Swim 
— w arert-ont — $ 5 6 0 /h r 

Cooches — $ '; 44 Hi Sw — Instructors

— $5 86 hr S-»e mgn — $6 >6 h r one 

area supervisors — $7 3 d 'Hr Co# 4 * 0 

3 21 2 0 *

302 5 to - furth e r .i-Formene*'

EOE

3 -18-208-C

STUDENT LIVE-IN
Personal care attendant for 
a nxrfe handicapped student 
for summer Pad room & 
board and smail monthly sti­
pend. Caff Danteffe Car­
penter at UT Student Health 
Center 471-2166

Sot/Sun 

Residential Treatment Cent© 
near Oak Hill htr ng fyjl * n 
mental health worker & pot
time 
o v e rn g i 
MHW Excellent references 
MUST Calf Stacey at 462 
2 6 6 9 or 2 8 8 -2 6 8 7 M o nd e 
through Fnday between 9 on 
and 1 pm

3-1» - t*

PLAYLEADER

P o rt-tim e e v e n in g p o v tio n a t A ustin 

C h ild G u id a n c e C e n te r S uperv.se 

c h ild re n 

in w a itin g o -e c & p ro v id e 

stru ctu re d a ct v.nes P -ev.ous e x p e - 

e nce w o rk in g w ith c h ild re n re q u ire d 

P re fe r u n d e rg ra d u a te stud e nt m a jo r 

■ng in o h e lp in g p ro fe ssio n

Coll 451-2242

3-21 5B

SHORT WALK UT

law -related errands, FuH/ 
Run 
Part-time. G reat 
fo r prelaws. 
O w n economical, reliable car. 
$4 .25 Also hiring: typists, ac- 
counting/bookkeepm g 
trainee. 
N onsm oking self starters. 40 8 
W est 17th St. W ritten application 
9 am -4 pm weekdays.

3-21 208-E

WEST AUSTIN gourm et shop needs port 
time help A ppty in person otter 1 30pm 
1601 W atarston at W est Lynn 3-18-78 

TELEMARKETING P O S ITIO N S now 
available N o soies A ppointm ent semog 
only 
2 blocks From fam ous $ 6 -$ 1 0 /h r 
jh ift 
Experience prefe rred A fternoon 
currently Ojien Coll P8C M arketing Co.
4 7 7 3 8 0 8 3-19 58___________________

FULL T IM l/P o H time checker positions 
availab le Shifts start at H :00am A pply 
« person only Tom Thumb #71 2 7 2 5 
Exposition 3-19-58

SUMMER DAY CA M P leader needed 
Pton a nd n stn xt -ecreotional activities 
fo r children Co# 4 5 3 -7 7 6 5 For interview
3 -2 0 -6 8 ______________________________

PART TIME position a voiloble ta r lee- ng 
consultant a t torge South Austin apan 
ment community Experienced need only 
apply Send resume to PO Box 3 3 2 6 5 
Austin, Texas 7 8 7 6 4 . 3 -20-108

Cl a r k s v il l e w i n e shop needs p on
tim e help Evenings. M -S Register stock 
etc Minim um commitm ent through 2-91 
A p p ly 1130 W 6th, 10am-6pm 3 -2 0 -3 8

PART-TIME kennel helper 8 30am -12 0 0 
noon M o n Fn Every other weekend 
Duties include maintain grounds, clean 
kennels, medicate animals and vanous 
o th e r duties 4 7 6 -1 0 6 9 3 -2 0 -3 6

COORDINATORS/PERFORMERS need- 
ed fo r campus stnp-o-grom have Km 
and make money. $ 8 /h r CoH 4 7 6 -
9 1 5 6 .3 -2 0 -3 » ________________________

M O R N IN G A ID needed from 8 3 0 to 
12:30 to w o rk w ith young toddlers <n an 
accredited child developm ent p rogram 
neor UT Co# the dire ctor at 4 7 8 -5 4 2 4 . 
3-21-28______________________________

ALARM STORE office /cou n te r heip 10- 
5 3 0 T,Th, $ 5 p e r hour plus small com ­
mission g oo d study iob, must be 21, 4 54 - 
3 0 7 3 3-21-2B________________________

800 — G e n e ra l Help 
W anted

Put AT&T on 
your resume 
before you graduate

Opportunities Available

r1991 Fall Marketing 

1 AUTssBeknganotKXS. saesonenec 
students to oancoate in our sever day 
on-campus rtanteting program selling 
AT&T oramos and setvees. Haas are 
flexible, «to up compensation and bo­
nuses. Must be avaiiaoe 1-2 #eeks pnor 
to me s o l of classes. We need:
AT&T STUDENT 
CAMPUS MANAGER
To be respon se tor overall event 
implementation, daily management mt) 
training of student group Recces strong 
leadership ability. Prior management 
sales-related experience a plus. Must 
be available to attend National Training 
on August 1-3.1991.

LIFEGUARDS
Pnvote Homeowners Assooation 
now accepting applications 
for 
summer season Two pools ARC 
sw m *essons Prvate pomes Must 
be current We sqvteg, CPR. Pint- 
a»d B n n g cords. Tmvs C o u n '- y 
y» s Country C rc e A u s tin 
4 5 0 4 

TX 7 8 7 3 5 8 5 2 - 2 2 5 6

3-21 58

SHORT WALK UT
Run law-related errands Full/ 
Part-time Great 
for prelaws 
O wn economical, reliable car 
typists, ac­
$4 .2 5 Also hiring 
counting/bookkeeping 
trainee 
Nonsmoking self starters 408 
West 17th St Wntten application 
9 am-4 pm weekdays

★ WENDYS ★
has Dos-tons available at our 
MLK location F ie x 'b ie hours *cr 
students. Starting salary up to 
$4 50 pe- Hour depeno-ng on 
e x p e r ie n c e Apply 
tn person 
Monday-Thursday o e ^ w e e n 3-5 
at 4 ’ 3 vV'est m lk
___________________________2 18-208-K

G RA D U A TIN G SENIORS* Summer ©m 
p t c im© -i opportunities to r in-oems oc 
capted to Law School Co# Cao* T R E«. 
at 4 7 7 -5 7 0 6 w 
' 8 0 0 -8 7 6 -20G4 2 
2 0 : 0 6 _________________________________

CAL, io Avon :o©« 

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ence N c p roblem £-©e 
irom m g of-
£er©d 335 9 - - : 2 :■ :o e a__________

W O U LD YOU IX© to fmo#Y lose «©.gm 
•©«i g o o d ond h im it me a bus ness*
'Ate ©ov» Coil Ann 6 0 2 9 4 7 3 108 3 4- 
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3 -2 : 208 E EXPERIENCED R E S -D E N ' m a n ag e-
------------- wr-ntec to r quality 3C -n,* proiec* n
-■voe Pork Co# Rogers Je** 131-8412 
3 18 58

Attention!

Fast growing Austin-based 
telecommunication company 
needs full time/part time tele­
marketing representatives. Ex­
cellent communication and 
telephone skills a must! Profes­
sional attitude and demeanor 
required. Must be organized 
and detail oriented. Apply in 
person at 600 Congress Ave., 
Suite 1250.12th floor M-F. 8- 
5.

2 - 2 : : o b c

ALASKA SUMMER 
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Commercial 
fishmg/processmg 
Most jobs provide housing. Up to 
$30,000 For complete nforma- 
♦ton send $9 to Alaskan Investment 
Co., 2118 Central S E. Ste #83, Al­
buquerque. N M 87106

3 18 58

Responsible person needed 
for leasing/management of 
large campus property. 
Must be able to work some 
weekends & be able to stay 
for at least one year. Con­
tact Jean at 474-0971 for 
more information.

3- ’ : ob

" c o u n s e l o r s '
W ANTED

Trim-down 
fitness, ao-ed, 
NYS camp. 100 positions: 
Sports, crafts, many others. 
Camp Shane, Femdale, NY
12734.(914) 2 9 2 -4 0 4 5 .

3-18-51»

w a n t e d n e w f a c e s
Actors, models, teens. & oduits Com­
fashion video me' 
mercials, o n rt 

viewing now Expenence ancour 

aged Out not e q u ire c

4 6 7 -1 6 3 7 
Beverly Hills Inc.
6 4 4 8 Hwy 290E Ste #F106
UCENSE *201 

 

2-26 206

CALL 471 -5244 
TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED A0

I M S E llY SEAN E A ' CA NDY AND 
LOSE w í :G h * j n l .m i t SC >*C t Fn t a i 
FOR EARNINGS FOR MORE NFOR
M A T IO N C A LI 4 4 7 8 3 3 7 3 8 58

-©©dec: G o o d 
RESEARCH 4SSiSTA N ' 
ocy Ail Hours avaiiabi© M .r 
20 Hrs.. 
weex Apply 3 8 3 4 Capitol o t Texas 
-iq n w a v N Suii© *110 3 4 6 -9 37 3- 
2~ 48 A______________________________

N O W HIRING Austin 1 statewide police 
association m em ber, Hip 
O u t­
standing commissions Excellent o p p ortu ­
nity to r summer Ca# 4 7 8 -9 19 6 fa r a p ­
plications 3 21 '0 6

yates 

TRAVEL CAREERS $ :« OOC S«S 3 0 0 /y r 
Cause Ships/Airlines. Hotels. 
Resorts
H a w a ii Australia. O n e m C arib b ea n 
E«ceii©nt O o o o r*u n itie s 
i l l 515 S 03- 
4 0 0 0 Ext C-9413 jM cn-P n) 3 -2 2 6P

< :TCHEN HELP an a S cH e n a e r N il a n a 
por* 'im e day a nd mght Interviews 9-11,
M -F S /m e East Restauran' at 2 90 0 Du- 
■ 

: : : qp

8 1 0 - O f f i c e - 
Clerical

SHORT W ALK UT
(1) Typing/ 
FULL pART TIME; 
word-processing / campu-tinker 
trainee 4.5 - wpm), (2) Book­
keeping “ramee prebusinessi; 
(3) ^-e-aw u: eqai er-ana*. in 
cwn car Nonsmoking self-start-
ers, $ 4 .0 0 - $ 4 .2 5 . W n t e a p p 8 -
4 weekdays, 40 8 W . 17th

18-208 E
ENERGETIC °A RT im e -e te o tio n ill I qn- 
"voing Sa 2 0 /h o u r noon-S 30pm wotl 
tor merv nw 

is -3-: C E : : : 

;7 ~ 

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820 — Accounting- 
8 o o k k e e p in g

LEARN BOOKKEEPING
SHORT WALK UT. FULL-/PART- 
BookKeepinq/accountmg 
T1ME 
trainee cea; *or prrmusmess -na- 
;Or: JISC *yping, wcra-orocessinq, 
compu-tinker ‘ratnee (45 - wpm); 
or»:aw tr-rjna runner Nonsmcx- 
ng seff-starters. $4.25. Wntten ap­
-veekdays, 4 ()B W
plication 8 - 4 
17th.
___________________________ 2-18-20B-E

SHORT WALK UT
Run taw-related errands. Full/ 
tor prelaw*. 
Part-time. Great 
Own economical 
reliable car, 
$4,25, Also hirmg: typists; ac 
counting, bookkeeping 
trainee 
Nonsmoking self starters. 408 
West 17th St. Wntten application 
9 a — -4 arr- weekdays.

3-21 20B-E

F i n d i n g h o u s i n g 

c a n b e 

t h e p i t s .

But The Daily Texan 
can help with the 
April 26th Housing Guide.

B 4 0 — S a le s

AGGRESSIVE 
DIRECT SALES
535,000-55000 annu 
ally Comrmsion & Restd
uals Marketing Nationc 
Long Distance Service. 5 
openings. Cail 219-9121.

860 — Engineering- 

Technical

Consulting business near lamps, 
needs seif-storhng EE upper dtvi 
ston or grad student 2 0 hrs. 
week. Prefer 
famtlionty with 
SPICE crcud simulation and a n 
alog and digital design Flexible 
hours. US citizen. oir*h cerhfi 
transcript, and persona 
cate, 
references 
required. Contac 
tots or Dwight 477-6011

R O UND ED 
toetAar with 
'N O lV tD U A L 
computors a na C coding exoer=©‘'te a 
wtd© range a t OtAei n a ynati compute 
aquícea Aar* 
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nm© Cotl 452 -25 9" ©xi 48 - 3-18 :8

880 — Professional

FASHIO N ILLUSTRATOR *-e© a n te a rto t 
needed b y tocat a w a re ! and accesone* 
manufacturer 3ir-p i.p a -rius! Cai1 She© 
ev s’ AS2 4828 3-20 38__________

890 - Clubs-

Restaurants

NOW HIRING
JAMAICA RACQUET CLUB 
New Sixth Street dub now 
hiring cocktail waitpeapie 
Must be TABC certified, e n ­
ergetic and well-groomed. 
Apply m person. 601 E a s t 
6th, M-F, 1-4 p.m.

3-19-48

r ACQ BEL. :s 
.omina to Qax 
Hill. FuR and part ¡me job op 
partuntties are available for per 
sonable & hard working people 
Accepting applications at our 
; to*e an William Cannon & Sen 
'White or come see Adolf M F 2 
5 at ’he .ome* j* William Can 
non i 2 9 0 w

AA> I 3REAT -ion©y 'xjrte n dm q AEC 
jo b p tocem w ii asustonce 
ertihcation 
Phone AUSTIN SCHOOL 3F SARTEN 
D I RS 4 5 9 S8 

* 88 2- S 70P

MESA HILLS Cate raw iccefXmq appe 
ca tion j tor y fl'i stotf If yo ui© 
raervdl 
outgo'nq. fo v v * 90' the io b 3435 Grey 
stone 3 4 5 -8 4 1 4 3-18-58.

raw a cce p m g appi 
'H E N E W A uthor 
anon* borrender wort staff 
n perse 
'6 01 N o rth Lamar a fte r 5 -00 pm. 4 57 
6 4 0 7 3 -Í9-AP

9 0 0 — D om estic-

H o u s e h o ld

v e s c o n s i b i e . 

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n e e o e d t o h e i p c a r e t o r in 

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e n c e s & t r a n s p o r t a t i o n .

345-3822

Live-in position w it h p a r t , 
time childcare for chil­
dren ages 3 and 6 n 
W e s t l a x e Hills. Must Have 
own car. Room, board, 
and ytioena. Call 328- 
0304 0-9:30 p.m.

__________________________ 

3- 20- 20*

NEXÍ SCHO O L -eoi 3 Opm cn e i schr o l 
.are 
3 4 5 
2 ut© xras Car -©quiieu 
0612. M o p a u For svesi 3-2 1-7 8

VESTLAKt i5R Q f t S 3 0 f ©qu. es «oos 
* eeim i 7 hours every ether ~«e« $25 
Musi Hove . ar CGii 3 2 8 -4 7 4 8 eve run 
7 Opm 3 7 2 38

BUSINESS

930 — Business

Opportunities

"M A U SNACK drill» 
-ending a. 
saw Gross $ 2 2 0 0 m onthly w o rkin g 
-.rs ©«*©» 3wnet rnusi raave ihe v o u r 
S9 - 3 0 0 / 0 * 0 836 - 5>-4 3-21-20P

AT&T ASSISTANT STUDENT 
CAMPUS MANAGER
To manage a group of students on a ca ty 
basis and ass s: «nth overas event roe 
mentation. Saies/teadershc experience 
a plus

AT&T STUDENT 
R EPR ESEN TATIV E 
CAMPUS GROUP
To ad as our on-campus representative! 
Must be outgoing m t saies-tnented.

To find out more about these great oo- 
portunrbes. call * -SCC-592-212' crsenc 
resume to: COI, A TST Recruitment. 
1500 Walnut St., 19th I . Philadelphia. 
PA 19102. Equal Opoty Employer

THE WEKEELA 
CAMPS, C A NTO N , 
M AINE
O n e o f Am erica s most prestí 
gious comps, seeks creative d y ­
namos for stoh positions June 
17 -A ug us! 8 fo r tenms a thletics 
lacrosse, gymnastics, w aterfront 
ra d io vid eo, 
pia n o 
dance-ballet dram a song eod 
ers cam pcraft ropes, ceramics, 
art, w o odw o rking, p ho togra­
phy yearbook Also kitchen ond 
It you 
m aintenance positions 
think you're tops. Reply To 

g u ita r 

130 S Mertcle Rd 
Columbus, O h 43209 
(614)235-3177

E A S Y M O Í4E Y
i pay up to 110 00 lor Gold Class 
I also buy • Gokl Wedding 
Rings 
Bands • Rings • Ctia-ns (even it Oru 
ken)
James Lewis Gold Buyer 
458-2639

Getting A

Crowded?

« ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u s

Storage and organization - that is w hat we 
d o in our unique stores devoted to products 
that help people get organized! We need 
energetic, hard working individuals to join 
our Stock / Disolay Team at our Austin store 
on B urnet Road.

T e m p o r a r y / 
Part-tim e Stockers

During A pril and May, your enthusiastic at­
titude will put you on the right track to 
success. You will enjoy physical work at a 
rapid pace in a very detail-oriented environ­
ment Hours are 4-9am, Tuesdays, Fridays and 
Sundays Plea*« drop by the store w ee k­
day» and fill ouf on application at: 6111 
Burner Road, betw een Anderson ond 163.

Join a fun and growing com pany that offers 
you a chance to really enjoy your job, as well 
as earn pay well above industry standards 
Equal O p portu nity Employer

T h e C o n t a i n e r S t o r e

8111 Burnet Rd.

I

★ T elemarketing ★
Evenings and Weekends 
Salary Plus Bonus
477-9821
Robert M. 
★ 

★
3-6-206 E

LEARN BOOKKEEPING 
SHORT WALK UT

FULL -/P A R I TIME 
B o o k k e e p m g /o c - 
counling trainee d e al for prebusiness 

motor 

also, 

fypmg/word-processing/ 

compu hnker (romee (45 
wpm), olso, 
prelaw errond runner Nonsmoking self 
starters $ 4 00 $4 25 Write application 
8-4 weekdays, 408 W 17th

2-18 206-E

WANTED 85 people 
who want to lose weight. 
We pay you to lose 10- 
29lbs. in the next 30 
days using the DIET DISK 
program as seen on TV. 
To find out more, call 
Carol: 512-346-5115.

3 -2 2 -5 B

EMPLOYMENT 8 00 — G e n e ra l H elp W anted

N A T IO N A L

T E L E C O M M U N IC A T IO N S

LONG DISTANCE 
TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMPANY IS 
INTERVIEWING FOR PROFESSIONAL 
PART-TIME MARKETING/SURVEY REPS.

W e o f f e r :

• Hourly plus commissions
• Paid holidays, free long distance
• C om petitive product offerings
• Strong m arketing support provided

Plan your Spring schedule to work with our schedule Shifts ate 
1 00 pm-5 pm (M-F) No night* or weekends 
Must possess good communication skills Will train bright 
enthusiastic individuals Mkt Fin pre law majors are 
encouraged to oppiy Advancement opportunities

GALL 4 5 3 - 5 0 0 0 between
8:30-4:30 p.m.

STUDENT LIVE-IN
Personal care attendant for 
a male handicapped student 
for summer Paid room & 
board and small monthly sti­
pend. Call Danielle Car­
penter at UT Student Health 
Center. 471-2166.

3-18 10*

G R A D U A T IO N

2 0 - 3 0 hou r* a week 
le m p o ro iy port 
time sales pouhon, some *»eekends High 
school d.plom a requires! Some college 
p re fe n e d W o rk at gra du atio n center 
Minim um 1 yeai retoil and 0 months d e n 
col exjaenence G o o d sustomer servís», 
in ventory and skw.li display W o ik urvie 
pressure Close proxim ity to UT Employ- 
ue discount o n most merchandise If mte- 
esled apph a ' University C o O p, 2 2 4 6 
G uadalupe M F 9 a m. -1 p m

STUDENT RUNNER needed M u tt b* a 
self start»i meticulous, a nd task 
onem 
ed Needs tiex.bie schedule Send results» 
to CER, 3 7 3 ' Executive L e iior Drive 
Smie 156. Austin TX 78731 3 -2 2 -5 8

Large management company 

seeks experienced manager for

small condominium project lo

cated in the West Campus area

Experience required Must live

on site Please send resume fo

The Tipton Group

18383 Preston Rd

Su ite 2 0 0 L / B 1 3

Dallas, Texas '5 2 5 2
Attention Brian Crow

or Call (214) 2 5 0 4 6 4 6

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Sunday Brunch 11:00 a.m.
Guest S p e a k e r Mos
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Track: Both teams home for weekend meet

Continued from page 8

who hadn't traveled with us to [na­
tionals] to get back into the swing of 
things, and it gave us a look at how 
our younger athletes will perform in 
competition."

These meets will serve as the first 
real preparation for the Texas Re­
lays, which will be held in Austin

during the first week of April.

For the Texas men, three athletes 
have earned provisional qualifica­
tions for the N C A A championships 
during the first two meets — John 
Poole, Jeff Stucky and Mike Poole, 
all javelin throwers.

With the start of the outdoor sea­

son, Crawford, whose team earned 
runner-up status at the N C A A in­
door championships, will try to im­
prove on last year's disappointing 
eighth-place outdoor showing at na­
tionals following her third indoor 
N C A A title.

Tennis: Tough conference matches ahead

Continued from page 8
much attention to the polls," offered that "w e haven't 
hurt ourselves that much ranking-wise because the five 
losses that we have, have been to teams ranked in the
Top 10."

The women's team did some moving of their own in 
the latest ITC A poll, from No. 6 to No. 12, despite 
sporting an 11-2 overall record which includes victories 
over three Top 20 opponents.

" I don't care about the rankings anyway because I'm 
chairman of the N C A A Tennis Committee and we do 
the actual selections" for the postseason tournament, 
Coach Jeff Moore said.

The committee "doesn't even look at those rank­
ings," Moore added. "W e look at power rankings like 
basketball does. W e [Texas] know where we are, where 
we belong and where we will be."

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18 Art s u b je c ts 
20 Im pudent:
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sh ip will m eet at 9:45 a.m . for a discussion 
of "A C hristian u n d e rsta n d in g of peace" 
an d at 6 p .m . for w orship an d fellow ship 
S unday a t U niversity U nited M ethodist 
C hurch, 2409 G uadalupe St.

S p an ish T ertulia w ill m eet at 4:30 p.m . 
Friday at W aterloo Ice H ouse, 608 W. 24th 
St.

U niversity C hurch on 

th e Rock will
m eet for prayer a n d w o rsh ip at 7 a.m . 
M ondays an d W ednesdays in U niversity 
Teaching C enter 3.110. F ellow ship m eet­
ings are h e ld on Fridays. Call 474-4372.

The S h ire of the Ivory T ow er w ill not 
m eet at th e usual tim e on S a tu rd ay a t Pease 
Park. Call 926-6930.

Korean P resbyterians on C a m p u s will 
m eet at 7 p.m . S aturdays at th e Korean 
U nited Presbyterian C hurch, 5500 A venue 
G.

C hinese Bible S tudy w ill m eet at 6:30 

p.m . Friday in Taylor Hall 2.006.

U niversity Council C om m ittee on M u lti­
cultural E ducation will sp o n so r a series of 
public m eetings from M o n d ay 
through 
T hursday a n d from April 2 th ro u g h April 4 
from 4 to 6 p.m . in the M ain Building Aca­
dem ic Room (212) to hear from m em bers of 
the U niversity com m unity w h o w ish to 
speak.

Israeli S tu d e n ts A ssociation w ill m eet at
7:30 p.m . Friday at the M artin B rothers 
Cafe, 2815 G uadalupe St. All stu d e n ts in ­
terested 
in 
speaking H ebrew are w elcom e to join. Call 
G uy at 320-8571.

in Israel-related 

issu e s an d 

C hinese S tu d e n ts and S cholars A ssocia­
tion will m eet at 7:30 p.m . Friday in Robert 
Lee M oore Hall 5.104.

U niversity N eo-D adaist Front w ill m eet 
Saturday from 7:30 to 9 p .m . in th e Texas 
U nion Building 4.108.

S tu d e n ts O lder T han A verage, a social/ 
su p p o rt g ro u p for stu d e n ts age 23 a n d old­
er, will m eet from 5 to 7 p.m . Friday in the 
Texas U nion Building Battle O aks Room 
(2.400).

A sian B usiness S tu d e n ts A ssociation 
will hold a n officers m eeting a t 3 p.m . Fri­
day in the Texas Union B uilding A sian C ul­
tu re Room (4.224).

Rho Beta Rho w ill m eet at 9 p .m . Friday 

in Beauford H. Jester C enter 203A.

SHORT COURSES

UT K endo A ssociation o ffers b e g in n in g
an d adv an ced training in k e n d o , th e art of 
Japanese sw o rd m a n sh ip from noon to 2:30 
p.m . S aturday in the R ecreational Sports 
C enter 1.106 and from noon to 2:30 p.m . 
S unday in L. Theo Bellmont Hall 502. Call 
326-9021.

T he B aptist S tu d en t U nion w ill have
conversational English classes for in tern a­
tional stu d e n ts at 11 a.m . a n d 3 p.m . Friday 
in the B aptist S tud ent C enter, 2204 San A n­
tonio St. For m ore inform ation call 474- 
1429.

U niversity Folk D ance Society w ill con­
du ct the fo u rth of four classes on English 
country d an ce at 8 p.m . Friday in the Texas 
U nion B uilding Tow er Room (5.102).

FILMS AND LECTURES

The D ep artm en t of S panish an d Por­
tuguese is sp o n so rin g a Portuguese c o m e r 
sation hour (Bate-Papo) from noon to 1 
p m Friday in Batts 1 fall 201.

The D epartm ent o f G e ography is sp o n ­
soring a lecture by Dr David Eaton, D e­
partm ent of G eography, on "M an ag in g the 
Yellow River" at 3 p m Friday in G eogra­
phy Building 408.

T he In stitu te for G eophysics is sp o n so r­
ing a sem inar by Bill C arlson, D epartm ent 
ot Geological Sciences, on "Q u an titativ e 
íex tu ral A nalysis ot M etam orphic Rocks" 
at 4 p.m . Friday in The A trium (C onference 
Room 382), H701 M oPac Expressw ay.

T he In tern atio n al O ffice is sp o n so rin g a 
lecture by Geoffrey Lee W illiams, D irector 
of the INSTEP C am bridge program s, on 
"T he E uropean C om m unity: the W ideners 
V ersus the D eepeners” at 3:30 p.m M on­
day in College of B usiness A dm inistration 
Building 4.348,

The D e p artm en t of G erm anic L anguages 
is spo n so rin g a lecture bv M aurice Jaccard 
on "S w itzerland: A D em ocracy in a Multi- 
Lingual S tate" at 4 p .m . Friday in E.P. 
Schoch Building 4.104.

P a k istan i S tu d e n ts A ssociation is sp o n ­
soring a taped lecture by Dr. Israr A hm ad 
on "T heory of E volution in Islam " a t 4:45 
p.m . Friday in G ra d u ate School of Business 
Building 2.120.

T he A nim e C lub is sp o n so rin g a free 
screening of Jap anaese anim ation from 7 
p.m . 
to m id n ig h t Friday in E ngineering 
Teaching C enter II 2.108.

T he B u d d h ist A ssociation is sp o n so rin g 
a lecture by U pasaka Hsu at 7 p.m . Friday 
in Texas U nion Building 2.102.

B razilian S tu d ies S tu d e n t G ro u p and 
Brazilian S tudies com m ittee of ILAS are 
sp onsoring a lecture by Dr Joao Reis of the 
D epartm ent of H istory at the U niversidade. 
Federal da Bahía on "S lavery a n d Race in 
Brazil" at 5 p.m . M arch 28 in Sid Richard­
son Hall ILASSA lounge (1.302).

B razilian S tu d ies S tu d e n t G ro u p , Brazi­
lian S tudies C om m ittee of ILAS an d the 
D epartm ent of H istory will sp o n so r a lec­
ture by Dr. Joao Reis of the D e p artm en t of 
H istory at th e U niversidade Federal da 
Bahia on "F u n erary Ritual an d Rebellion in 
Brazil, 1836" on M arch 29 at 3 p .m . in G a r­
rison Hall 100.

Probe C enter S tu d e n ts are sp o n so rin g a 
m arketplace discussion by Terrv M uck on 
"C an C h ristian s an d M usiim s Be Friends?" 
at 8 p.m . S unday in the Texas U nion Build­
ing Sinclair Suite 3.128.

UT R ussian C lu b is sp o n so rin g a sh o w ­
ing of A Forgotten Tune for the Flute, a Soviet 
rom antic com edv, at 7:30 p.m . Friday in 
C alhoun H a lf422'.

U niversity G row th Forum is sp o n so rin g 
a lecture by John H oughton, Ph.D ., associ­
ate professor of Sociology at St. E dw ard's 
U n iv e rsity ,‘on "A u stin Plan an d the Perils 
of C om m unitv-B ased C om prehensive Plan­
nin g " at noon Friday in the Texas U nion 
Building Board of D irectors Room (4.118).

OTHER

Services for S tu d e n ts w ith D isabilities
needs volunteers for the spring sem ester. 
Previous v olunteers an d new applicants are 
w elcom e. Call 471.-1201.

T he E uropean S tu d en t A ssociation will 
have h ap p y h o u r at 8:30 p.m . Friday at 
M artin B rothers Cafe, 2815 G uad alu p e St. 
Call 320-0650.

T eatro Frontera encourages any stu d e n ts 
of color — particularly C hícanos as — w ho 
have experienced a racial incident to share 
their experience. The incident m ay be overt 
or covert but m ust have h a p p en e d at the 
U niversit\ o r in the UT area. Interview s are 
to create a perform ance
being collected 

event p roduced bv 
440-7045

lea tro hrontera Call

The G ay and Lesbian S tu d e n ts A ssocia­
tion will have happy hour trom 4:30 to f> 
p.m Friday in th e Texas Union Building 
C actus t ate

G ay G rad u ate S tu d e n ts w ill have happy 
h our at 5:30 p .m . Friday at C harlie's, 1301 
I avaca St

Texas M em orial M useum is spo n so rin g
an exhibition of Traditional C rafts of Saudi 
Arabia S aturday th ro u g h May 12 H ours 
are M onday th ro u g h Friday from 9 a.m . to 
3 p.m , Saturday from 10 a.m . to 5 p m. 
a n d Sunday from 1 to 5 p m.

T he U niversity A m ateur Radio C lub 
will have a sw ap net (on the air) at 9 p.m . 
S undays Radio frequent v is 146 94 Ml I/.

T he M uslim S tu d e n t A ssociation w ill 
have jum m a praver at noon Friday in Rob­
ert A Welch Malí 5.266.

UT S ailing C lub w ill have a sail at 10 
a.m . S aturday. I he car pool will m eet at the 
n o rth w est c orner of 26th Street and S p eed ­
way.

T he S tudy A broad O ffice an n o u n ces
new o p p o rtu n ite s for sem ester stu d y and 
in te rn sh ip s in L ondon, E ngland, Juniors 
and above are eligible for in te rn sh ip s in 
various areas. D eadline for applications is 
April 27. Go to the office .it 100 W. 26th St. 
or call 471-1211,

C habad Jew ish S tu d en t O rganization in ­
vites all Jew ish stu d e n ts to com e to Shabbat 
services and a fuli-course m eal beginning 
w ith a candle lighting at 6 p.m . Friday at 
the C habad H ouse, 2101 N ueces St.

UT Ballet Folklórico w ill practice from 
noon to 2 p .m . Saturday in the Texas U nion 
Building T ow er Room (5.102).

In d ian S tu d e n ts A ssociation w ill cele­
brate Holi at n o o n M arch 30 in E astw oods 
Park.

In d ian S tu d e n ts A ssociation w ill have a
dance at 8 p.m . M arch 5()<it the South A us­
tin Recreation C enter, 1100 C um berland 
Road. Rides will be provided. Call ISA offi­
cers for inform ation.

UT D ep artm en t of T heatre an d Dance is 
p resen tin g A Wrinkle In Time on S aturday 
an d S unday at 2 p.m . in the B. Iden Payne 
T heatre.

UT D e p artm en t of M usic is sp o n so rin g
the Jessen Series, featuring guitarist A dam 
H olzm an, at 8 p .m . Saturday at Jessen A u­
ditorium in the O ld Music Building.

T he Program for R ape E ducation and
Prevention (PREP) offers educational w ork­
sh o p s for an y g ro u p of UT stu d e n ts. The 
program em p h asizes sexual com m unica­
tion skills to p re v en t acquaintance rape. To 
schedule one, call 471-6252.

Sikh Study Circle is sp o n so rin g an In d i­
an classical m usic concert at 7 p.m . S a tu r­
day in Burdine I fall 106.

A sian B usiness S tu d e n ts A ssociation is 
having a picnic a t noon S aturday in Zilker 
Park. M eet at the Littlefield Fountain at 
11:30 a.m . Fee is $2 for m em bers an d $4 for 
nonm em bers. Call S hereen at 469-9799.

In stitu te of Latin A m erican S tu d ies Stu­
d e n t A ssociation will m eet for h a p p y h o u r 
at 5:30 p.m . Friday at Patos Tacos, 1400 E. 
38 D st.

P anhellenic S tu d e n t's A ssociation will
have G reek night at 8 p.m . S aturday at the 
Texas Union Building patio in celebration 
of G reek Ind ep en d en ce Day.

C am pus O rg an izaio n for Freedom , Ex­
pression, E ducation will hold a rally and 
press conference at 1 p.m . Saturday on the 
south step s of the State C apitol. C harles 
Beall, atto rn ey at law, will speak o u t in 
su p p o rt of Zack T oungate a n d H ouse Bill 
312.

H illel w ill feature a u th o r M oshe W al-
doks of The Big Book of lavish Humor at a 
brunch at II a.m . Sunday at Hillel, 2105 
San A ntonio St.

£ p D ! C < h £ AL&InJO ^ Q uiRR£L

H illel will celebrate S habbat on Friday
w ith singing at 7 p m . , prayer at 7:30 p.m ., 
an d guest speaker Paul D avid W adler of 
the LT H ealth C enter on "A Jew ish Re 
sponse to the AIDS Crisis" at 9 p .m ., at 
2105 San A ntonio St.

Pakistani S tu d e n ts A ssociation is sp o n ­
soring a series of p resentations on Pakistan 
topics including culture, econom ics, poli­
tics, religion, and defense, on Friday at 3 
p.m . in G raduate School of Business Build­
ing 2.120.

E ducation C ouncil w ill have C ollege of
Education T-shirts for salt' th ro u g h March 
2^ from 9 30 to 3 p m. in the E ducation 
Building.

H illel is sp o n so rin g a m usical variety
show w ith a Jewish cultural th em e on S un­
day at 7:30 p m. at 1 lillel, 2105 San A ntonio 
St 

i ickets are S3 .it the door.

D ep artm en t of O riental and A frican 
L anguages an d Literature is sp o n so rin g a 
show ing of p arts 30-31 of th e Indian epic 
the Mahahharat at 6 p.m . Saturday in Beau­
ford H . Jester C enter A203A.

U niversity L am bda w ill m eet for h ap p y 
h our at 4:30 p.m . Friday at the Texas U nion 
Building C actus Cafe.

H u n tin g to n Art G allery is sp o n so rin g an 
art stu d e n t exhibition M arch 21 th ro u g h 
April 14 from 9 to 5 p.m . at the H u n tin g to n 
Gallery in the Art Building.

Beta A lpha Rho Pre-Law F raternity w ill 
have casino night at 8 p.m . Friday at the 
A ustin O pera H ouse, 200 A cadem y Drive. 
A dm ission is $5.

T he E uropean S tu d e n t A ssociation w ill 
have a field trip to E nchanted Rock Satur­
day. M eet at the p arking lot across from 
Robert Lee M oore Hall at 10 a.m . Call 837- 
114!.

M easurem ent an d E valuation C enter an-
nouncés that A pril 5 a t 5 p .m . is th e peti­
tion deadline to claim credit by exam ina­
tion so th at credit a p p e a rs on the grade 
report at the en d of the sp rin g sem ester 
1991. Petition form s are available at the 
M easurem ent an d Evaluation C enter, 2616 
W ichita St. an d at the G eneral Inform ation 
and Referral D esk in the lobby of th e M ain 
B uilding. Petition form s m ust be tu rn ed in 
at the MEC. Call 471-3032 for m ore infor­
m ation.

S tu d en t V o lu n teer Services n eed s vol­

u n tee rs for the follow ing positions:

■ To assist w ith direct care for babies 
w ith HIV. M ost of th e children are u n d e r 
22 m o n th s an d are in need o f a tten tio n an d 
physical contact. A ssistance needed daily 8 
a.m . to 10 p.m . w ith the exception of S u n ­
day from 1 p.m . to 10 p.m .

■ A v o lunteer research c o ordinator to re­
search the sta te 's im p lem entation of recent 
w elfare reform s. D uties w ould include d is­
tributing surveys a ro u n d the sta te to offices 
w orking w ith w elfare recepients, an d col­
lecting a n d assessing the gath ered inform a­
tion. G reat o p p o rtu n ity for social w ork and 
sociology m ajors o r those 
in 
public adm inistration. Call 471-3065.

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SWC BASEBALL TOUR: RICE

Craig M. Douglas
Daily Texan Staff

W ant to shock a college baseball 
fan? Just h an d him or her a copy of 
Rice's schedule.

The resp o n se will likely be id e n ti­
cal to everybody else's w hen they 
take a g an d er at it.

W hat inAhe w orld w as Coach Da­
thinking 
vid "F ran k en stein " Hall 
this m onster? 
w hen he created 
C ould he hav e possibly been at­
tem pting to increase Rice's chances 
at a better p o w er 
rating com e 
\C A A to u rn a m e n t time? W hatever 
the reason, the en d result h a sn 't 
been very positive.

fourth 

The Ow’ls, w ho w ere a m uch-im ­
proved 
th e Southw est 
in 
Conference last season (33-2S over­
all, 11-9 SWC), began the season on 
an 
im possible crusad e of sorts. 
Rice's m u rd ero u s schedule has al­
r e a d y 
p e r e n n i a l 
pow erh ouses Stanford, Cal State- 
Fullerton, A rizona State, O klahom a 
State and O klahom a.

i n c l u d e d 

"O riginally, we w ere trying to get 
out there an d play som e great team s 
and have som e tu n ," Hall said. "W e 
thought w e w ould be able to hang 
w ith them , com pete well and win 
som e g am es."

C om pete well, usually. H ang 
w ith them , occasionally. W in som e, 
a l m o s t never.

In 12 gam es against the afo rem en­
tioned o p p o n en ts, Rice w as able to
w in only tw o gam es; an 8-4 victory 
over Cal State-Fullerton and a 3-2 
win over O klahom a State. The re­
sult of the dreadful ru n has been a 
rather unsightly, 10-19 record.

"It's one th ing to play well and 
com pete well, b ut those L's d o n 't do 
a lot for y o u r confidence," Hall said. 
"W ins will cover up a lot of your 
w eaknesses, b ut losses ten d to m ag­
nify th e m ."

This w eekend m arks the first full 
slate of SWC play, but Rice has al­
ready com pleted tw o conference se­
ries. The O w ls em erged from their 
rigorous non-conference schedule 
looking stro n g as they took tw o of

from No. 21 A rkansas 

in 

three 
H ouston.

The next go-rou nd for the O w ls 
was a d ifferent story. Rice d ro p p ed 
a three-gam e set to No. 23 Texas 
Tech in Lubbock last w eekend.

Hall said he expected Rice to have 
solid pitching com ing into the sea­
son but that his staff has e n c o u n ­
tered a small problem .
"N o t a w hole 

lot you can do 
w hen you d o n 't throw strik e s," Hall 
said.

lead s 

the entire SWC 

Case in point: Darrell R ichardson 
(4-5) 
in 
strikeouts w ith a healthy total of 60. 
Richardson, how ever, also has a 
rather sickly 41 w alks an d an a n e ­
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