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My J\Yltl..\\1‘0\ title of the magazine . Turnst)‘lt‘> azine does not receive some badly . 4g.444.4.: «4 .4 .,. «,4, " O 4, a, 4, .. 4.4 .44- ' . . . 4-
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And change is exactly what the The group is hoping to publish an ,9. [.4 .4 4 4» ‘.:1a;?‘.sw" 4. N 4.4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4- . 4',

‘ Tit” )‘t‘tth‘ ago it campus mag- group thinks the magazme is all issue at the beginning of next semes~ fifigfifim‘J “iwhfi’fiw .. 44, 4, "' " r4vé§tfléfixaltyff¢¢M1y«5&2; ‘,;~4’4.444'.,."«44 , ’ .1 " ,. f4
../iiie was founded to give students about. ter The group has no advertising ‘w‘ *’ 9% 44»); f - 4 _4 . ,3”, .W-; 4.4,,” g1": . .. 4 '4 ,
A”itltt‘t'tttttt‘PUthattthtL'K- Phillips. at Journalism junior. said bust: 10 fund a magazine. 50 funds - ' 1&4; ' /' , .' ‘ , .' " “ .'

'l'ht' matiazmc W35 appropriately the magazine will “find issues of ”1‘ must be procured with some outside 3" ;.,4 ' f .r/ 3" - ,. ' .1 " ' . ' ' "

titledt'ampus terest” to the communit)’ and those assistance. r, 1 4' fit ”’4 . ' 4g” . wot-z» .‘r, - . -- : .‘ _ ‘ » '

'. “Ut St’mt‘tttttt’h‘ good ideas don‘t issues covered by the magazme will The group hopes that assistance "4'4“ x - v W4 ' ' 'f ' ' 4. . » 4
: ith‘it“ “'"t‘k Wt the “113' they're offer more indepth coverage than willeomefrom SGA 4 _ ' ' 4 I a , 1,

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' year. alter having printed only two phillips added that she hopes the azme has been advertising.” Lyons ’ 4 ' " .- ’ . ' 4'. 4 1
' I>\\lt'> tht‘ magazmc t'OUhd ”59” in magazine can "satisfy some aesthet- said. “(me of the things . . we‘re 4444.44 , ‘ " . 4; ' 2'54 4 4‘ '
‘ tinancial straits. ic need “ trying to do , is build up an adver— " a -. . SHE? 3:44“ 4 r. . , ' " a first; , '3 . ' .‘ ' 4
t \‘ow a group of students ., armed [Aishe Lyons. the magazine's “h, “5mg staff.” ' .4 _ 44 ”Qty“ 4 ,4/ . e4. 44 4,4. . 4 44 44
: \ch a It?“ name to" the "1883““? tor. said changing the name of the Thomas Sullivan. the magazines 5:1". 44444 ,, s ‘ 4444, 4,4 4 ; ~ " , “a; - 44.‘ 4 ’ .
' have formed an organization 1” magazine also means changing the copy editor. said SGA was the only ’ w 3’“ “’- Emfig‘, ' 1' ' 4 . ',‘
. lt'lt'\lt'(l in bringing the publication ~'thriist" of it. too. Lyons said the route the group had for funding. ' “' 4»; "" 44444440,, ”‘2‘" , ' ’3; w— ‘ 4‘ ‘.
hick niagaltne will be more political in "SGA was our only resort.“ said ‘ U 4?W‘* 5 fl, . - . . _ ' , '
. Publications, though. need money nature and will not confine itself to Sullivan: who is also 8 Journalism 34" “ 3344.14“ 44 ... . ‘ 4 4 . 3 t.4i'.-
' 'l‘omorrow night the group will ask 4itistcampus news. . . Junior “1: already are a registered ' ' * ‘ “‘t ' f I . t ' i .. ' I ' "
' the Student Government Asstwiation Lyons. a journalism junior. 5m" student organization. . . ' . , ..,;43 ' For ’ .,. __ ' t " ‘ 'i. ~
144, 51.228 m hel the m. .. ,4, the magazine will offer "another Student Publications Adviser at “4" W44 4 .. .4 4,4, 4 4 4 _ '
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hackonitst’tet medium for people to have their Paula Anderson said that if the $4»; 4 4,, 3594;,” M . . ». _ 4 . 4 .
work published and get involved “ group is able to come up with the fi- .4 it" «44 ”4:4 ’ .. 44,5,fo ;; g ~ . '4 t" . 4, 4: ' .. .4 4 4-
', Karen Phillips. the magazme's de- However. this medium will not ttiiht'lhg. then Sh" Wt” "hEIP them " ' ' ...,». i9?“ 3 first, ,i 5:; 2W:,«,"" 3%" it" ; , h';,‘”**"‘ , . ' ' ‘ =
sign and layout editor. said the new find its way into print if the mag- “tththt‘PUbltcattt’n " $4441»: ,. *"fi‘fi' fiyée‘fi't" f - ' $4.»; , . ' . "
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This year s (‘ollege of Business L‘l\ en by the college. Ford said. Free 't‘-shirts will be given to each C 3343:; ft ~ ' ,,. 't . ~ 4 4 ' . .4
and Economics phonera-thon is a The student volunteers will be volunteer working at the phonefl. ., ‘4 t 4 ' V 2' 4444 - ' . 4
ttiiid raiser by the students. for the calling nearly 2.0m graduates of the thoii and prizes will be awarded .. ' ‘ " a». _ 1 ‘ . , ' 4 - l.
' students l’K (‘ollcge of Business & Econom mph night to the person with the r ‘4 v- .4 4 a g/ a 4 4 -4 4
*t‘oiiii- Join the Party" is the ics.Fordsaid highest number of pledges and the , 4 ”M 37‘s., a!” ,. 4 4 " . "
theme tor the event. which will help However. only hit“ ”t that “gt"? person netting the highest amount of _4 4 44’ '4 f ‘ ' h 5'1”” 434' ,2 " t 44444- «:74 1.031” .‘ , - '
raisi- money for the (‘arpenter isexpectedtobereached.hesaid dollars In pledgcg said Barbara ' 5M ‘4‘ 4 ,4 M“$:m“ 9% 4‘31““? . t "‘ '. " ' ~ ‘ i». '
Scholarship Endowment Fund Frotn the alumni reached. the llandschuh. the phonea-thon prize . V. ‘ ' _ ~..¢1.~. ' ' ' ‘ ° “N - . - , ‘
'l \t' been amazed from the start phonearthon committee h0pes4to gft Chilll‘\\t)llldll. unouwiumuisou leraetstaft 4 , ,
.it how much these students haw ac about $2.31th in pledges. salt J“ )' Among the pl‘l[('>. which were (10— " ‘ .7 '
t-oiitl’lislied.‘ said Richard Fortl. llanks. the fundraisers stuttt‘ht nated it} about :3 local businesses. Up for grabs ' ., ' V '
who is serving as the faculty adviser "'¥h'x'\\i:"'"hau‘hmm are complimentary dinners for two Patterson Hall Panther Vanessa Blankenbeck- pass in a game played yesterday against the . . ' 4
to the student committee or 'anizin c p (meat on. which will run . . .. i - . '
‘ the phunpu4hm, L. g 1mm .\o\ 3:4 offers an incentive “4 44444“ HUIARSHIPS. Pugctt ley on Arts 8 Stieoces freshman "“5595 a ViLtOI'lv/US Jewell Hall Sledgehammers 4 4 4 4
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""951” 1” 18 years. takes all the Although Stanley was not aware 0' “'35 and “hilt ht‘ ““5 domg. Stanley to come to (‘hrist “I don‘t know." icallv too secular to please most '~ 0" m, 13“.". amt: *NI'I' film l) 9l I ' ' I
Jlitr) that surrounded Presley and ht)“ P091111" his new stepbrother started usmtl drugs, While 0“ the Stanlevresponded. Moslem fundamentalist groups to 'en‘w ('dép‘“ 'ln.xrt‘“4 '. "n41“ ‘ 4 -
. _ . .4 . 4 4 ..Q h . nfo nd out. At this t'm 4 .4 4 4 .. 4 . ~ 4 _ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 both governments thiee years ago , 4
lit‘Iht‘ tt “ht-ltd (hFISttdmt) Ht “d“ 9500 _u ‘ e. “’dd- Stanley began to dttnk on d Stanley left for Los Angeles and \olved iii terrorist incidents. its po- t th‘ l but (44 thi l' \- \lartne ~ . 5,
tells his- storychronologically. ”9519." W85 23 and “dtng a wave 0t daily basis and started using “up- continued to use drugs He said he litical influenceis substantial ho4rd '. “lull : B ”in [h.,[' killed ' '. '
.\t age 3. Stanley and his two popularity 4 . pet‘s. downers. in—betweeners and knew that he would soon die if he Also. terrorist experts within and .,idrqsdr U _' 44c ' -
t‘t"‘tt“‘t'~" “'t‘t‘t’ Pt" m an orphanage "1 remember the “mg drive from whatever else l could get my hands didn‘t change his lifestyle. Although outside the t' S government are " 1 ' seivicemu . I .‘
i“ Vlt'illhtil “hit? his parents” were Vtt'gm‘a ‘0 Tennessee and driving on."hesaid he had no intentions of going to convinced that Svria plavs a double Thi L‘nited States ‘lls’O accused ' ' '. '
. illtlht-l through a divorce One day his through the “7m"? gates 0' the "POL pillS. ilk'OhOl. 1 did It 3“- ] church. he called Move and asked to role 7— providing a safe haven for “m: of res insibilit‘v {'0} the bomb ' ' ‘
iiiothet‘ pulled tip to the orphanage (iraceland ManSion. I remember was a heroin addict at age 174“ he 4.45" her 444 Fort “44444444 Beach. [4.14444 Abu Nidal. head (44 the [4.4444444 R444” -44 of 44444 44431944444444 {444444448444 m Ber
”t-t htEWh‘tt‘t'itt' walking through the rooms 0' the Battt- “1 had t” he strapped t“ '4 bed where shelived luttonar\ t‘ouncil. and others acctis ' L?" thi 4.04.40 : 4‘ “i $th \ild'll .
She told me and my brothers house and seeing it” the cars and for two weeks I went through two 4 4 ed of terrorism. but also assistng fihup' “Phwh 341,443,; out of the ' ~
‘“ “““Lmh American hostages. at least alter Syriancontrolled Bekka valley 0f 4
- -. I . . . . ,... . they are released Lebanon. took responsibility tor the . ’ -
or ac ev says . . lStOrte ta S t . - ., 4' . In the case of at least three of bombings at the ticket counters of .
_ , ’ them. Jeremy Levin. a (‘able News El Al. the Israeli airline. in the
o o o ~> ‘ . - , Network correspondent. the Rev Home and Vienna airports last De—
about cllmlnatlng nuClear weapons Bejamin Weir. a Presbyterian mtn- cember. in which five of the 18 killed ’
W", W ‘00- ister. and the Rev Lawrence Martin weret 5 Citizens
By ANDREWROSENTIIAI. proposed more than the elimination space Weapons and a nuclear test w“ w'" tponsor ° can.” 0 4
Associated Press ofallballtstic missilesin 10years, ban. "Might 0' MOMONG‘ "0“- rl ay ast ay to pay ‘
Gorbachev's statement was the “If th A ‘d h d SOONVW; P'9'2-
MOSCOW .., Soviet leader Mikhail latest in a series of efforts to coun- (49 ted [:44 mirican 5' e] 3 ac o
s‘ Gorbachev yesterday accused the ter 1' 5. accounts of what the super— of pm I ' pat; agefa rela process w" 'M. 1*”. “a“ houSln down payment
White House of “gross misrepresen- powers tentatively agreed to before ons e4 11'3“? 3°" 04 nucdear “48?? tho womm'l tennis room so
tation" in its accounts of the Reyk~ they reached a stalemate at the G bm’h . .‘39 go un er way. for in m. fall mm. 500
javik summit. but said the super- summit over the t'S. Strategic De— or ac e‘ 5‘" m P 3 Staff reports students pay now to acid the confu
PO“ers could 5“” work out their tensetnitiath‘fior"SarWarS " “The situation after the Reykjavik ' o9. ' sion of adding extra fees to the origi-
prohlems. "At the recent meeting with the meeting. in spite of the well-known Friday is the last day for students nal payment
A member 05 thi‘ 4Sovict summit t'S president in Reykjavik. the So provocative actions of the LES. ad- . .,- -..,.“..- '- —- “ to pay the $100 down payment on
delegation. meanwhile. reiterated viet side put on the table a package ministration and the gross misrepres . their residence hall housing fee for Also. Bob Flay. aSSIStant dean of
50‘1“ Claims that PreStdeht Reagan 0t interlinked proposals“ on arms sentatton of what came to pass at next semester residence hall life. suggests that stu
had agreed in principle to a Pt'09053t Control. Gorbachev said in a mes- the lceland meeting. still offers op- The payment should be made at dents who will be living in the rest
to eliminate all Soviet and US. nu- sage to a writers conference in Bul- portunities for a search of solu- 7°"? wlll b. M m the Student Billing Office in 257 Stu- dence halls next year apply early to
clear weaponstn to years. garia. His remarks were carried by tions." he said Mt hi it! tho m a dent Center. guarantee the room aSSignment and
The Reagan administration has theot'ficial Soviet news agency Tass * . W ' Those failin to make the pavment roommateof theirchoice.
disputed the claim. White House Gorbachev said the proposals in [n accusmg the l'nited States of Tonto” W m m b'Frida willgbe fined an additional
spokesman Larry Speakes said yes- cluded an initial 50 percent cut in “misrepresentation." Gorbachev ap- to mostly hit with I!” h 85: “1,44 chy m av be id bv the end (4f Students living in residence halls
terday in Washington that Reagan strategic nuclear weapons. elimina- parently was referring to the dispute .... W a, - this semester. pa - are guaranteed priority over tram-
discussed abolition of all nuclear tion of all medium~range missiles in over what he and Reagan had tenta- ' fer students and students who live
arms during the summit but never Europe. a ban on the tasting of tively agreed toatthesummit. The Housing Office prefers that offcampusuntil April 15.Claysaid.

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I‘- lh Krll'l‘llxsulll-IY bands also appeared last week at All proceeds from the two shows tor benefit shows “1 think that So-
- .‘ .' stiiil Writer Amnesty International's benefit held will go toward Socially Concerned cially t‘oncerned Students Is an or» NEW YORK (AP) _ Two novels. Publishers submitted 270 titles
- \ ' at the Bottom Line Students‘tunctions, gunization that should he recog- World's Fair by EL. Doctorow for prizeconsideration.
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‘ . - ‘ . wm NI, bonefjl shows tonight and . ' . , . . .‘ most people are socmlly aware any— Peter Taylor. and Whites. 3 vol- Winners. chosen by panels of
‘ ‘ V "- Inimiil‘l‘im night for the Socially Con— Shifdtiili‘, 1:} afigfi%?m:;§m; “The money will be used for out more " ume of stories with African set- \H‘ilt’l‘s. Will be announced Nov.
, l 3 i-i-rneils‘iudents organization. music history professor Brunner ting on forums, bringing speakers to The organization's basic platform tings by Norman Rush. have 17.
. ‘ . . Purple Lens. The Mange. Active who is the organization‘s faculty campusthiriddsettingthup varlious pro :tto‘increase)thelcaigipuitt'iii;iniu(i been nominated for this year‘s _ _
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iiis (‘lassic In the finals, she Her ability to perform \\lili the na- went on to become the third-ranked (‘oniereiii-etioiiiir~ mates are ‘.Utrklng toward this year , , - _' .-
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_ i..i\ i'itihi" Early in October. Takagi was one native started playing tennis at the After touring with the Japanese an Slit l'liililt'l’ up title and helped W, \m, ““1 Me have my srjt' .1 .- ‘ ‘ ,-
\\t‘ll.lltll<‘\;tt'll\ iii onl_\ :12 singles players anlied to ageoflii National Team, Takagi enrolled at the l K teaiii earn its lii\l .\'t AA tournament ”1 Kentuclu [hm 58a]. 7, ‘ " .,-‘ '1
11km m iii Japanese horn in the All-America Tournament in "My uncle gave me a tennis rack the Nick Bellottieri Tennis Academy tournament li‘iHLtlliill w .M, MW ,0 d“ We“; M.“ We V'rj. ",1. _
mam 11.1mm 1\ Hill on]; one ot the .\l_\rtle Beach. S (‘ There the 20- et and a tennis club opmied near m) in Bradenton. Fla. There, she sharp- huwd WM“ wwhhumy,‘ , , 1..., . r;
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‘i‘filih 'i'iiill er. She quickly developed a talent for hired as the women's coach at L'K. nameiit. however .\ot only did the . '.- '.1'5 j ,1. ‘I
[ha 21-.”- '1‘;ik;.m h,” quietlx the game By age 13. she was play Patrick offered Takagi a schol- team him out earl}, hut 'I‘akaizi lint l “M“ *1: ‘H ”2) freshman and " .2
Winn) v.4, ,, ', i tliial ”Wm record ,\ week later. she was seeded N0 ing for the Japanese National Junior arship, she accepted and she hasn't in the iii-st round to southern (a1; :“phtltlinirt‘v ~t‘.ti',;t!it. I puviuiijt iike to ' ,
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