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Thursday, March 31, 1994
Ulmarity College
841-5775
2319 Louisiana 841-3775
- Personal Income Tax
- Foreign Student tax preparation also.
719 Massachusetts,
Suite D
Lawrence, KS 66044
(913) 749-5333
fifi's 925 IOWA
841-7226
Lunch & Dinner
Great Food
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oversize frame/fork
alloy wheels
$269.95
BRANDING IRON SALOON
Live Music!
RICK'S BIKE SHOP Inc.
916 Mass.,(913)841-6642
806 W. 24th • 843-2000
Open 4 p.m. - 2 a.m.
April 1st & 2nd
Midland Station
Thurs., April 7th
Elite Male Dancers
April 8th & 9th
Sante Fe
April 15th & 16th
Prairie Fire
Free Dance Lessons
Saturday & Tuesday 7-9
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*Daily Dish Discaries*
*Open 7 Days*
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Hallmark to help name conference
Athletic directors of the newly expanded Big Eight Conference have agreed to retain a firm to help select a name for the league now that it has 12 members, said Bill Marolt, Colorado athletic director.
By The Associated Press
Marolt said Tuesday that the athletic directors had not picked a company.
But Bill Byrne, Nebraska athletic director, told the Omaha World-Herald that the athletic directors had chosen Hallmark Cards of Kansas City, Mo., for assistance in developing logo logos and a conference name.
Marolt said athletic directors from the Big Eight and former Southwest Conference schools, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and Baylor, had discussed "an overall (marketing) strategy" at a recent meeting in Dallas.
Both Big 12 and Big 14 are available and are copyrighted by the Big Eight. he said.
Prime Sports Network's in-house name for the new conference is "the Bigger Eight," said Bob Thompson, PSN's vice president and general manager.
Earlier this month, PSN's parent company, Liberty Sports Inc., agreed in principle to a five-year, $42.5 million contract to television a portion of the new league's football games beginning in 1996.
Marolt said that most of the athletic directors thought that the new conference should be aligned in a North-South configuration that could place the four ex-SWC schools with Oklahoma and Oklahoma State in a South Division and Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri and Iowa State in a North Division.
In Dallas, the athletic directors also discussed a divisional playoff but favor sending divisional champions to two bowls rather than an overall league champ to one bowl, Marolt said. The Big Eight champion now goes to the Orange Bowl and the Southwest Conference champ to the Cotton Bowl.
Byrne said the athletic directors had agreed not to discuss details of the meeting because it would "lead to premature and unnecessary speculation."
"This is all at the discussion stage, and no decisions have been made. I want to stress that," he told the World-Herald.
Byrne said other points of discussion had included the possibility of two league basketball tournaments, one in Dallas and one in Kansas City.
The athletic directors are to meet in May in Kansas City.
Out-of-state Tiger pays in-state tuition
The Associated Press
ST. LOUIS — A published report says that Missouri walk-on Paul O'Liney, a key player in the Tigers' 28-4 season, may have improperly paid instate tuition.
O'Lney, who grew up in Florida, has failed to respond to two letters from the university seeking documentation of why he considers himself a Missouri resident, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported yesterday in a copyright story.
O'Lley played in 24 games and was the Tigers' fourth-leading scorer with an average of more than 10 points. He sat out the first game of the NCAA Tournament after being arrested two days earlier on a misdemeanor assault charge.
By indicating that he is a resident, O'Liney has been paying the in-state tuition rate of $1,275.59 for 12 hours. The deadline to respond was Tuesday, and he soon will be billed the difference in tuition of $2,175.60, the newspaper said.
O'Liney was the most valuable player of the National Junior College Tournament for Pensacola Junior College in March 1993. He originally committed to Clemson but failed to be admitted and came to Missouri as a walk-on in December.
Because of that standing, "athletics interests" of the university were not permitted to assist or interfere with O'Liney's initial expenses or bills at Missouri.
"If they uncover that this student has received a waiver of out-of-state tuition because of athletics involvement, then he received an extra benefit," said Bob Oliver, the NCAA's director of legislative services. "And that's an institutional control issue."
Oliver told the Post-Dispatch that O'Liney's situation could be a clerical error, or perhaps a matter of O'Liney making a mistake, neither of which would constitute an NCAA violation. And if O'Liney tried to deceive the university on his own, that apparently would not be an NCAA violation.
O'Liney, Missouri athletic director Joe Castiglione and coach Norm Stewart were unavailable for comment.
O'Liney's claim to residency would seem to be linked to Joyce Hopson, the sister of Benny Washington, O'Liney's high school coach in Pensacola.
Getting fit at KU
Sponsored by KU Recreation Services 864-3546
meetings
Tuesdays:7:30-9:00pm
Thursdays:8:30-10:30pm
Fridays:5:30-7:00pm
Meetings:
Room 130, Robinson Gym
Contact:
Jen Snyder 841-6445
KUSAILING CLUB
Meetings: Wednesdays
7:30 pm Kansas Union, The International
Contact: Jenny Thiessen 865-4225
Practices:
Tuesdays and
Thursday
5:30-6:30pm
KUKARATE CLUB
Learn, Practice, Compete, or Just Have Fun-With the KU Sailing Club!
Contact:
Brad Bernet
832-2157
Learn Traditional Karate Do Gojuryu!
TRIATHLON/SWIM CLUB
feetings:Swim-Robinson
Tuesdays 7:30 pm
Thursdays 7:00pm
Sundays 2:00pm
Run-Anschutz:
Wednesdays7:30pm
Sundays10:00am
Contact: Holly Perry 865-4161
KUTAEKWONDOCLUB
Meetings: Mondays and Wednesdays
gs: Mondays and Wednesdays 6:00-7:00pm 207 Robinson Instructed by: Grandmaster Choon Lee, 8th Black Master Brunt,4th Black Mr.Wright,2nd Black Jason Anishanslin 843-3099
Contact:
Everyone Welcome!
KU-VELOCYCLING CLUB
Meetings:
To be announced!
Contact:
Kalen Gruber 843-6322
KU-Velo Cycling Club focuses on Intercollegiate Road Racing and Mountain Biking!
"Come check it out!"
- learn basic self-defense techniques
·full contact sparring
·improve athletic ability
·5th degree black belt instructor
-Murata Sensei
·friendly club atmosphere
- friendly club atmosphere
- no monthly fees
- no monthly fees
contact: Max Yang 864-8013 when: Fridays and Saturdays 7:00 pm where: Robinson211
Badminton Club
club meets M,W,F 4:30-6:00 Room 207 Rob.
street: Preven Persona #865-5700
MEN'S LACROSSE CLUB
contact: Brevon Parsons #865-5709
Come check out the fastest game on two feet!
Home Games:
April 2014 & Iowa
* April 10 & 16 Holcom
- April 9 23rd & Iowa
- April 10 & 16 Holcom
Sports Complex
*April 30-May 1 23rd & Iowa
is the Great Plains
Lacrosse Championship!
- For more information
-For more information
contact Clay Malloy
841-0657
841-0657
Waterski Club
General meeting: April 5-Parlor's Room Kansas Union 7:00pm Everyone Welcome!
Call: Lisa Dolejs
832-0537
We get wet!
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