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municator, but he was just giving
'BS' (Sunday night). He was say
ing whatever needed to be done
would get done, but I don't think
he realizes the intensity of the
position."
Steve Rosner, a senior market
ing major, agreed. Perot provid
ed nothing more than a pep talk,
he said.
"He was just a cheerleader,"
he said. "He was trying to pump-
up the crowd. Perot didn't have
any plans. He basically didn't
say anything."
Sweeney felt that Clinton
fared better than Bush in the ex
changes between the two. Bush
did not motivate the crowd
while Clinton offered appealing
ideas of change, she said.
"He wasn't as intense as he
needed to be. He didn't provoke
the enthusiasm in me. But the
things Clinton said convinced
me that maybe he is the change
" I don't think Bush knows the
first thing about domestic
affairs, or solving any of our
domestic problems."
- Kimberly Smith, a senior from
Cypress
"Perot came out ahead because
of his platform. He has more to
offer people. "
— Ben Poole, a senior fm
San Antonio
our country needs."
Johnson thought Bush was
"basically effective," but said he
was disappointed that Bush
missed many opportunities to
define his position against Clin
ton.
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sponded in different ways,"
Johnson said. "Like, whenCi
ton would say something about
health care, I thought ofathoii’
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ones Bush gave."
Dan Quayle, Sen. Al Gore and
James Stockdale will faceoff
tonight at 6 in the vice pres
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
GOLDSTONE, Calif.-
biggest search for aliens in sp#
began Monday as NASA celetf'
ed Columbus Day by turning
giant radio telescope "ears'"
California and Puerto Rico.
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our net into the cosmic ocean
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not be empty once wehavefr
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desert sun as the big dish-sha$
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lizations in the constellation Opt*'
uchus.
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