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Pastime could bring All-America honors
by CARLOS MURGUIA
Sports Writer
Michelle Brown is like a lot of people who enjoy the sport of running just as a nastime.
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But she also enjoys the competitive aspect of running, which could bring All-America honors to Brown, KU's top cross country runner.
"When you have an opportunity to run just for fun, you can really release some of your tension," she says. "When I'm running, I try to think things out and make plans about them."
But running competitively demands her individual attention.
"Especially before an important race," Brown says, "I become lost in my thoughts because I concentrate so much. It's almost as if change personalities.
"USALLY, I'm easygoing and like I came around, but, before a race starts, I become more focused."
Brown's introverted style of running has paid off for her and the dayhawks in her own right.
Brown, a junior, holds KU records in the cross country run (17:48), indoor mile (4:54) and two-mile (10:48.8), and the outdoor 1,500 meter run (14:29.1) and 3,000 meter run
Last weekend, at the Region VI cross country meet, Brown and the KU team won a second consecutive intercollegiate Athletics for Women's national cross country meet. Will be held in April.
If Brown can finish in the top 15 at nationals, she will earn All-America honors. She says it will take a good race and hard work to finish in the top 15.
KU women's cross country coach Teri Redersson says Brown has a good chance of beating Bobby Fischer.
Brown says her competitiveness had its roots in her high school cross country and
"In high school I love to win the races," she says. "In high school I became accustomed to winning, but since running against collegiate competition, I've changed my philosophy from winning all the time to beating certain individuals and improving."
Brown admits that running in race after and practicing all the time does take its
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"THEE ARE TIMES when I tread and I wish could I stop and rest for while," she says. "But then I start thinking about how much I enjoy running and I keep on running."
Another factor which has influenced her decision to continue running is an apparent image she must maintain to herself and others.
"I know I can be good if I keep on running." Brown says. "I think that other people have an expectation of me, that I have to be given, that keeps me going also."
Competing from race to race has meant a continuously pressured cycle that affects not only her running but also other parts of her life.
"The pressure builds up to a meet, peaks before the starts and then releases after the races. It gets even stronger after it's over it starts all over again. It afferces school work a little, but right now it doesn't."
BROWN IS INVOLVED other extra-curricular activities. She works for the Women's Athletic Council and is officer on the Women's Athletic Council, and also is an officer in her office, Kappa
Brown says she doesn't think there is a leader on KU's team. She does her part by turning in good times and working hard in preparation for the hope everyone also will do same.
Although pressed for time, Brown does manage to allocate time for giving helpful advice and taking care of her freshmen. She says she gives advice on what to expect from other colleges' runners
"I try to give advice on little things," she says. "Everyone wants to help everyone on our team. If it helps someone on the team by me giving advice, then I'll give it."
Brown says she'll continue to race as long as thinks she's canelle of competing.
"As long as I keep on improving my times," she says, "I still run. When there comes a time when I feel I can't improve anymore, then I'll stop."
All-America honors with a high finish in the Nov. 18 national cross country meet in Nent, Colo.
Runner's warmuv
"I'm officially retiring as a player," Orr said at a news conference. "I will not make any offers."
CHICAGO (A)—Hockey superstar Bobby Orr, his hopes for a comeback shattered by a navaged knee, announced his retirement. In the game he beat nearly a decade.
Michelle Brown stretches out before a workout yesterday afternoon. Brown, KU's top cross country runner, has a chance for
Hockey star calls it quits
The Chicago Hawks' defense man said he would remain with the National Hockey League club as an assistant coach. One such idea is decided to restrain because he
regular season games, scoring two goals and two assists.
felt he was not contributing to the team and because his knee, which was operated on for the sixth time in April 1976, gave him a lot of pain.
But on Oct. 28, the night of his second goal, he also was on the ice for four Detroit Red Wings' goals, an unusual occurrence for the once speedy, austle Orr.
The 30-year-old Orr has been plagued by injuries for much of his illustrious 12-year career. Orr, who holds or shares 12 in-game goals and played every game in only two seasons.
I took a tough edge to its resistance course.
Orr said he decided to retire because he
He played his last game Nov. 1, then sat out two weekend contests with St. Louis.
He played in some preseason games this year, then saw action in six of Chicago's 11
Orr said he is negotiating a new contract with the Hawks that will pay him less than
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| LRKI Mult Center | Engl | 200 | Tapes in English | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Engl | 500 | Tapes in English | 2 | |
| Beginner Center | Engl | 700 | Schools in Teaching English | 2 | |
| Beginner Center | Engl | 800 | Tapes in English Language the Disciplines | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Long | 140 | Local Life Education | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Hua | 510 | Tapes in Administrative Principles | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Hua | 510 | Tapes in Games and Interpretive Medicine | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Hua | 510 | Tapes in Games and Interpretive Medicine | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Long | 525 | Child Language Assessment of Work Meeting | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Long | 791 | Tapes in Language Management Government | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Phi | 540 | The Philosophy and Practice of Phila and Hoa | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Phi | 600 | Seminar on Games and Interpretive Medicine | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Phi | 600 | Seminar on Games and Interpretive Medicine | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Phi | 603 | Seminar on Games and Interpretive Medicine | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Ngai | 804 | Seminar on Language Development and Leadership | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | RTVP | 601 | First Aid History and History | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | UMPI | 802 | Serial Types in Urban Planning, Introduction to Small-business Planning | 2 | |
| LRKI Mult Center | Bui | 640 | Serial Types in Business Management, Accounting and Proposal Writing | 2 | |
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films sua
Thursday, Nov. 9
Anti-Nuclear Films:
(1976)
MORE NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS
-plus-
Dir. Per Mannstaedt. Rare glimpse into the workings of the present day nuclear power industry in Europe.
(1977)
NO ACT OF GOD
Dir. Ian Baild and Sildenegild Goldsmith. a new film from Canada which examines the possible future based on nuclear energy.
A discussion will follow the films. Co-sponsored by KU students for a radioactive-free Kansas.
$1.00 7:30 p.m. Woodruff Aud.
THE LAST WALTZ
Friday & Saturday, Nov. 10 & 11
$1.50 3:30 Friday only; Woodruff Aud.
7:00 & 9:30 both days
(1978)
Dir. Martin Scorsece, with The Band,
Bob Dylan, Jonni Mollit, Neil Diamond,
Muddy Waters, Neil Young,
in the final concerts of The Band.
(1978)
MIDNIGHT MOVIE
John Waters Night:
DESPERATE LIVING
- with -
Dir. John Waters, with Mink Stole, Edith Massley (the Egg Lady), Liz Renay, Susan Love, the largest crest maker, Flamingo and Mondo Trasho.
THE DIANNE
LINKLETTER STORY
Starring Divine. "Where do these people come from?" Where do they go to learn law or law of a legal or law something?" -Rax Reed. Rated X. Age 14 will be checked at
$1.50 12 Midnight Woodruff Aud.
Monday, Nov. 13
NORTH BY NORTHWEST
(1959)
Dir. Alfred Hilchock, with Cary Grant, Eva Mardi Saint, Jameason Mason, Leo G. Carroll. One of Hilchock's best films, includes a comical and humorous movie for some of his harrowing scenes. Screenplay by Erwin Lehmman.
$1.00 7:30 pm Woodruff Aud.
Tuesday, Nov. 14
THE WOMEN'S FILM
(1971)
Working women in America.
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MY PEOPLE ARE MY HOME
(1977)
Twin Cities Women's Film Collective
A visual narrative of the political and poetic odyssey of Meridie LeSueur.
—with—
RAINDANCE
(1977)
Dir. Marsha Ross.
7:30 pm Woodruff Aux
$1.00 7:30 pm Woodruff Aud.