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Wednesday, April 7, 1993
"We affirm the rights and dignity of all persons including gay and lesbian persons, and reject any form of hate and violence" Ecumenical Christian Ministries Board
Presentation and Dialogue:
"The Pink Triangle and the Cross:
Gays and Lesbians Find a Place in the Church"
by: Gregory Anderson: Coordinator of Outreach to Young Adults for United Church of Christ denomination
Thurs., April 8, 5 pm-7 pm (soup/salad 5:50 pm for $1) at ECM Center (1 bl. North of Kansas Union)
sponsored by: Ecumenical Christian Ministries/Presbisterian, Church of the Brethren, United Church of Christ.
Third Annual Native American Student Association PowWow Anschutz Sports Pavillion Saturday, April10, 1993
In Honor of the Dawes Family, Bread Family, and Servier Family In memory of all Native Americans that passed from this walk of life in the Lawrence Community
Masters of Ceremonies:
Head Singers:
Northern Drums:
Head Man Dancer:
Head Lady Dancer:
Arena Directors:
Assistants:
Head Staff
Head Start
Don Bread, Kiowa/Cherokee
Manny King, N. Cheyenne
Gary Whitecloud Sr, Otoe/Muscogee(Creek)
Black Hills Singers, Rapid City, SD
Little Soldiers, Mayetta, KS
Rooky Wilson, Shawnee/Seminole
M'Lisa Shane,Crow/Shawnee
Paul Rhodes
M.C.Baldwin, Navajo
Dan Fisher, N. Cheyenne
Hours: 2pm-11pm
Gourd Dancing: 2pm
Dinner: 5pm
Gourd Dancing: 6pm
Grand Entry: 7pm
*Free Admission/General Public Invited*
All Gourd Dancers Welcome
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2. You will place an ad in the Jaytalk Network section of the Kansan (up to 8 lines) and call a free 800-number to record a voice message for people who respond to your ad. Your voice message will remain in the system for 21 days.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — North Carolina's national championship team returned to Chapel Hill yesterday to 15,000 Heat heels, promising to try to bring home another NCAA title next year.
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Tournament MVP Donald Williams said what was in the minds of most of the fans when he proclaimed "We're No. 1" to loud cheers. The ofteninjured Derrick Phelps thanked the fans for their get-well cards. And 7-foot center Eric Montross recorded the crowd on his video camera before taking care of what he called a couple of misconceptions.
North Carolina parties after championship, hopes to repeat in '94
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The Associated Press
Montross said the rowdy fans belied claims by Florida State's Sam Cassell that Tar Heel fans are "a wine-and-cheese crowd." And he said the NCAA title should finally put to rest criticism that coach Dean Smith can't win big games.
Smith was already working on winning his next championship, missing the welcoming celebration so that he could make a recruiting trip.
Senior Matt Wenstrom was at the
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A small but enthusiastic group of fans embraced the Michigan Wolverines yesterday. This was the second consecutive year the Fab Five had returned to Ann Arbor as runners-up in the NCAA basketball championship.
Michigan fans display support, frustration
The Associated Press
podium thanking the crowd when he broke down in tears.
The crowd of approximately 1,200 erupted into loud applause and chants of "Stay, stay, stay" as Chris Webber stood at the podium. After thanking fans, teammates, coaches and parents, he hinted that he might remain in school another year, rather than head for the NBA.
George Lynch, the only senior starter, predicted another good season ahead for the Tar Heels.
"A lot of people said I led this team," he said. "But these guys behind me pretty much led themselves."
Montross said he realized it would take a lot to repeat as national champs.
"It's very hard to win a national competition," he said. "And I know the expectations are going to be very high. Think we're going to do our very best, and you may see us here again next year."
Webber, an All-American, is only a sophomore. But it is widely believed he will pass up his final two years of eligibility. If the does decide to leave, it is possible that his best friend, guard Jalen Rose, and center Juwan Howard may also opt for the NBA.
Despite the small turnout, the sour mood that followed Michigan's loss
lingered in the streets of Ann Arbor. About 16 people were arrested late Monday and early yesterday after about 3,000 disappointed Wolwerines fanned on campus, police said.
"What form of support they gave the team lasted about five minutes." Police Chief Doug Smith said. "The rest of the time, people were fighting among themselves."
Thirteen people were arrested on misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct. Another three were arrested on felonious assault charges, Sgt. Khurum Sheih said.
The crowd's mood turned ugly about 1 a.m. and police moved in. Several hundred stragglers argued with police as the officers tried to clear the area.
Police lined the rooftops and trained video cameras on the crowd. Smith said police will review the tapes, looking for individuals who caused the most trouble.
35,000 rowdy fans greet Texas Tech
The Associated Press
LUBBOCK, Texas — With her teammates bowing in mock homage and 35,000 fans bellowing her last name, national basketball player of the year Sheryl Swoopes took time to laugh.
Then, with one fist clenching a rose bouquet and the other hand flashing Texas Tech's "guns up" sign, Swooches thanked the city enamored with its 1993 NCAA women's champions.
"When we left we told you we'd do our best," Swoopes told the crowd at a Jones Stadium rally Monday night. "I guess we did."
Swopoops' 47 points Sunday led the Lady Raiders to a 84-82 victory against Ohio State and the NCAA crown. It was Texas Tech's Final Four debut and the school's first national championship in any sport.
You know its time to trade up to a new computer when...
OBSOLETOZOIC
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...the Natural History Museum offers your own exhibit space in the Extinct Species Hall.
Introducing the Apple Trade-Up Program!
Do you have an old computer that's still in good shape, but just doesn't get the job done anymore?
For a limited time you will have the opportunity to trade that old model (Apple or IBM compatable) in for a new Macintosh at the Union Technology Center in the Burge Union. Here's how:
Step 1: Call the following toll-free number and speak to a representative who will estimate what your old system is worth: 1-800-992-0798.
Step 21. Set up an appointment with the representative on either April 19th or April 20. On these dates representatives will be in the Union Tech center to evaluate your old machine.
Step 31 Receive a voucher for the amount of money your system is worth, good tow-curtant any Macintosh system offered by the Union Tech Center.
Step 4: Bring your voucher into the Union Tech Center anytime before May 5, 1993 and use it towards the purchase of a Macintosh Computer.
The Apple Trade-Up Program is a limited time offer.
call today 1-800-992-0798.
call today 1-800-992-0798 To qualify you must be a student, faculty or staff member of the University of Kansas and follow the purchase requirements available at the Union Tech Center.
UNION TECH CENTER
Level 3 • Burge Union • 864-5690