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Women take second,men fourth in Invitational
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The Kansas swimming and diving teams faced perennial powers Tennessee and Indiana, as well as Big Eight rivals Nebraska and Iowa State, in the Minnesota Invitational in Minnesota last weekend.
Kansan sportswriter
The women's team put together a second-place performance, while the men's team finished fourth in the invitational.
By Kent Hohlfeld
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING
The men's team scored 491 points, five points less than third-place Tennessee. Minnesota and Indiana took first and second, respectively.
By Kent Hammond
Kenneth Hammond
Kansas coach Gary Kempf said he
expectd Minnesota to perform well.
"The Minnesota men's team came in 11th in the nation last year," Kempf said. "So it wasn't a real surprise that they had a strong team."
He said the level of competition was high despite the departure of Florida, which placed second in the women's and ninth in the men's NCAA Championship meets last year. Florida pulled out of the meet to enter another competition.
He said that Minnesota had its entire team at the meet and that gave the
team more opportunities to score.
"They had a lot of swimmers there who were rested," freshman Erik Jorgensen said.
"We wanted to place in the top three," Jorgensen said. "But the other teams were rested for the meet."
Jorgensen won the 1,650-yard freestyle, placed fifth in the 500-yard freestyle and placed 12th in the 200-yard freestyle. Jorgensen said that he thought the team put in a good effort despite not placing in the top three.
Just as the men did, Minnesota's women used a larger team to take first place. Kansas scored 1,038 points, placing second behind Minnesota's 1,201-point performance.
Freshman Rebecca Andrew got her first collegiate victory in the meet in the 100-yard butterfly. She said she liked the format of the meet more than she had liked her three previous dual-meet competitions.
"I like there to be more teams out there," Andrew said."
She said the fact that Minnesota was at home and could use its entire team helped the Golden Gophers.
"One of our goals was to move forward this weekend, which we did," Kempf said.
Kempf said that although the playing field was not equal, he thought the team had done well in its third competition of the season.
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Students can get Macs fixed on campus
By John Carlton Union Tech Center
Mindy Blum, Wichita junior, is one of many students on campus frustrated by her computer.
She said, "I have the biggest problem right now. I bought a program from the store in the Burge, installed it, and now the printer won't work."
Due to the nature of technology, such problems are sometimes unavoidable for KU students and faculty. Downtime can be very frustrating and getting your computer fixed can sometimes be a pain.
"I don't have enough time to take it to Kansas City. I'm too busy." Blum said.
Earlier this month the Tech Center was approved to be an authorized service provider for Apple Computers. They are currently the only authorized Apple service provider in Lawrence.
But a new program that allows the Union Technology Center in the Burge Union to service Macintosh computers has made it more convenient for KU students to get repairs.
"I'm excited. This will be so much easier on me." Blum said.
The service is available to all KU students, faculty and staff, as well as any former students, faculty or staff who bought their computer from the Tech Center.
The computers are serviced by Steve Smith and the UTC staff. Smith has fifteen years of electronics and computer experience and said he enjoys providing guidance in technical matters.
Smith said, "I often solve computer problems by listening to our client's questions. My work includes educating individuals as well as troubleshooting systems."
Common questions for students and faculty include problems with printing, system errors, lost files and modem communications. Solutions involve software troubleshooting, hardware maintenance and client orientation.
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Steed Bell of the Union Tech Center said he was pleased the UTC could provide so much to the KU community. "With our educational pricing, convenient location, and now service on Apple hardware, I think we have a great deal to offer students and faculty members."
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