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693-1740 100t5
Break-apart bike for sale. Bike folds up in seconds. Fits
easily into car trunk. Great for riding around campus.
764-7921. lOOtlO
Senior Boots: Worn one semester, excellent condition.
Size 7Hi-8. $200.00. 846-7211. 102t4
ROOMMATE WANTED
Ncetl roommate to share two bedroom apartment,
$87.90 a month plus elecrlcity 268-3038. 99t5
Female roommate needed for Immediate occupancy,
Very nice apartment, Own room. Close to campus. On
shuttle bus route. 9171.67 plus utilities. Call Michelle at
764-0921 or 845-2630. 100t5
WANTED
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All kinds of typing at reasonable rates.
Dissertations, theses, term papers,
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Professional Typing. Twenty years experience. Labs,
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PERSONALS
Dr. G’s wants Comedians, Musicians, Singers, etc. for
upcoming talent contest. Come by 4410 College Main.
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The
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845-2611
Monday
AGGIE ALLEMANBERS: will meet 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. for
dass and 8:30 p.m.-l() p.m. fox- dub at the Pavilion.
1 "MA KAPPA PSI: will meet at 8 p.m. in 120 Blocker.
IISTORY MONTH
I meet at 7 p.m. in 510 Rudder. Kevin Carrath-
;ak,
CATHOLIC STUDENT ASSOCIATION: will meet at 7:30
in 701 Rudder. Father Jordan will speak on intimacy and
relationships. Everyone welcome.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: is sponsoring a mini-course on
“Writing Good Sentences’’ at 6 p.m. in 110 Blocker.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HONOR SOCIETY: will
meet at 7 p.m. in 502 Rudder. All international students in
terested in forming this society are encouraged to attend.
Call Jim Lane at 845*1825 for more information.
LIBERAL ARTS STUDENT COUNCILtwill meet at 7:30
p.m. in 802 Harrington.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP: will
meet at 7 p.m. in 104A Zachry to discuss the beliefs of the
Methodist Church.
MSC AMATEUR RADIO COMMITTEE: will meet at 7 30
p.m. in 410 Rudder.
MSC COUNCIL; will hold -a mandatory orientation session
for candidates for MSC Vice President and Director posi
tions, Chairman of SCON A and MSC Cepheid Variable
committees from 4 p.m.-5 p.m. in 216T MSC. .
TAU BETA PI: wiU meet at 7 p.m. in 103 Zachry for officer
election. Active members only.
items for What's Up should be submitted to The Battalion,
%16 Heed McDonald, no less than three days prior to de
sired publication date*
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UIL ban
(continued from page 1)
eigners, according to Bob Young,
UIL’s waiver officer.
“It was one of those Olajuwon
things,” said Young, referring to
former University of Houston star
Akeem Olajuwon of Nigeria.
The coach — who Young would
not identify — obviously was looking
for a place to put a foreign recruit
for a year or so.
The UIL transfer rule is what
keeps exchange students out of
league activities. T he rule says a stu
dent — any student — must sit out
one year before participating. Most
exchange students come for only a
year.
The intent of the transfer rule is
to prevent recruiting and protect
hometown kids from unfair foreign
competition.
“There’s a feeling that we don’t
want to open this up and have New^
Braunfels bringing the entire Aus
tralian junior team over here to rep
resent the high school,” UIL Athletic
Director Bill Farney said.
Unfair, said Dr. Robert Carroll,
host of a Swedish exchange student
who wants to play soccer for the Na
cogdoches Hign School Golden
Dragons.
“These kids should be exposed to
a wide range, the total experience of
being an American student,” the Na
cogdoches physician said.
That “total experience” is crucial
to the success of exchange pro
grams, according to Lynn Sanborne,
spokeswoman for American Field
Service in New York. AFS now has
65 exchange students in Texas.
“The whole situation is very un
fortunate,” she said of states that ban
foreigners from interscholastic com
petition. “For foreign exchange stu
dents one of the best and easiest
ways to make friends is by participat
ing in organized athletics.”
Carroll took his fight on behalf of
Swedish exchange student Chris
Blomgren to the UIL, where he said
he found a “concrete wall;” It’s silly,
he said.
“My perception of the UIL rule is
that it’s trying to keep ringers from
coming in,” Carroll said. “They are
fearful of some Scandanavian bas
ketball team coming over here and
infiltrating Nacogdoches High
School with a bunch of 6-foot 8-inch
Swedes.
“There’s a Scandanavian girl in
the band. But she can’t participate in
UIL activities. How crazy is that?
One hundred and thirty kids in the
band and she can’t participate in
UIL contests becalise of the rules.
What difference is one kid in 130
going to make?”
The difference, rule supporters
say, is to the hometown student
bumped by a foreigner.
“If they started competing they
would eliminate Texans who grew
up here and will live here their en
tire life,” Schaper said, adding that
there are many non-UIL activities in
which exchange students can com
pete.
Eddie Joseph, Texas High School
Coaches Association assistant exec
utive vice president, joined Schaper
on the *JIL legislative study commit
tee in voting against recommending
approval of a more relaxed rule.
f ‘The biggest problem is you have
a local, homegrown youngster who
has participated since the seventh
grade,” said Joseph. “Then here
comes this foreign child in and beats
him out and the other kid sits on the
bench. There’s a traumatic effect.
They’ve worked hard and all of a
sudden someone takes his spot.”
Carroll is unimpressed.
“I’m paying taxes here and I’m
Chris’ foster parents for this year,”
he said. “I’m feeding him, getting
him to school, disciplining him like
my own. This year Chris is my kid.
I’m his parents over here for a year.
I have rights, too. I have accepted
him into my home/’
Loveless agreed, saying foreign
exchange students now could re
place local students in programs
such as limited admission, advanced
academic courses.
“If Pearsall accepts a foreign ex
change student, I want that student
to feel like a first class citizen while
here,” he said.
Denying participation “might put
a bitter taste in the mouths of some
of the students, their parents and
possibly even their countries,” he
said.
Carroll said his frustrating battle
against the UIL rule has given Blom-
gen a good look at another side of
American life — the side wrapped in
red tape.
“It’s part of his learning process.
He’s learning that’s the way we do
things,” he said. “Things take time.”
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As Visiting Scholar, Spring 1985
Dr. House is an internationally acclaimed
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research has focused on charismatic
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succession. Dr. House will present a seminar
entitled "'Charismatic Leadership: Theory
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at 3:00 in 457 John R. Blocker Building. All
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