Monday, October 25,1993 The Baitalion Page 3 Baylor student Tubularmcm selected as nation's best cheerleader wa By Boomer Cordinale Nails, etc. Full Set Acrylic Nails $18.00 Refills $15.00 764-5988 110 Lincoln Ste. 107, C.S. The Associated Press fasta I e F n’e App{ year. -newal appl form andr|? g adminisiJ thatislekl orrect am; ! I DALLAS — Being the nation's top cheerleader takes more than a great "rah-rah, sis-boom-bah." J Shannon Janel Schumacher of Baylor University was judged on |ier academic achievements and views on society, as well as her ability to stir a crowd with a megaphone and pompons. I The 21-year-old from Ennis, Texas, was selected Saturday as 'lAmerica's No. 1 Cheerleader" b\ the National Cheerleaders Association. i "1 was overwhelmed and very surprised, but very, very excited," Schumacher said in an interview cess each; g un day. "I thought I'd give the environ':, jindges something to think about, e sentbadj b u t ] didn't think I'd win." I Schumacher won a $10,000 arentsancj scholarship and will travel eceivinjpv throughout the United States for a year, representing the NCA. She then they;: vvas one of five finalists, i a checkwM The scholarship money came ig really w; j US (. j n time, she said. After trans tour wees ferring to Baylor a year and a half e 1 inancn lg 0/ Schumacher lost a scholar- , ship she won at Navarro Junior . ome r College in Corsicana. | "My parents have been gener- ius enough to pay tuition and fees this year," she said. "But 1 knew that Baylor was very costly Fritch This Vee]< Bv Critch Nation's #1 Source For The Latest Updated Sports Info & Scores! Menu Featuring 13 Sports Programs Including Exclusive Coverage Of College Football Scores Around The Nation "ONE CALL HAS iT ALL 11 1 -900-226-9899 $1.98/min. -18/older - RKM Communications. Torfanoe, CA WE BUY USED CD'S FOR $4.00 or trade 2 for 1 USED CD'S $8.99 or LESS 268-0154 (At Northgate) Oh \yeah (They're Comba-f boerhs* PreLVy cool, huh? Josh look ah the. ossibly guest spots on The Late Show with David Letterman and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. "1 want to emphasize the lead ership qualities of cheerleaders, not just stunts and cheering," said Schumacher. JUST THE BEGINNING ON QUALITY RVICE minations for NSES an Off Glassy Contac Exam Exam drnbncT Opto mot 1993 eceive a rer ill out the h aket ire inform;: aid. "Theii: aics people; t covered ml •k Clark,* e meeting, sf e student; find out at i physics. PhysicsPa- HON Records Continued from Page 1 I The day after A&M received Brown's request, E. Dean Gage, A&M interim president, sent a memorandum to all vice presi dents, deans, associate and assis tant provosts, department heads and division heads. I Gage said all requests should be forwarded to Rene Henry, execu tive director for University Rela tions, immediately up»on receipt. R James B. Bond, A&M's deputy chancellor and general counsel, said the new policy mentioned in the memorandum was derived from a lawsuit filed by The Dallas Morning News against A&M ear ly last spring and was not a direct result of Brown's request. Bond said after he and then- A&M President William H. Mob ley met with officials of The Dal las Morning News, they devel oped an internal pirotocol system to build fairness and safeguards into A&M's policy to handle open records requests. "This was in an attempt to pre sent ourselves with a better im age," he said. The request made by Brown is being handled under the new policy. expect this will work real well with Brown's request," Bond said. Notes - n - Quotes @ University and Nagle 846-2255 Fall ’93 Current Notes ANSC 107 ECON 311 MGMT 212 PSYC 345 ANTH 201 GEOL 101 NUTR 202 RDNG 351 ARTS 149 HIST 105 POLS 206 RENR 205 BOTN 101 HIST 106 POLS 207 SCOM 105 ECON 202 JOUR 102 PSYC 107 SOCI 317 EGON 203 JOUR 273 PSYC 300 ECON 322 JOUR 301 PSYC 307 Course Materials • Lecture Notes • Typing Copies • Study Guides Mon. - Thurs. 8 am -10 pm • Fri. 8 - 5 • Sat. 12-5 By Jason Brown w offering pointmtti 8:30 a.m. ited across physics Continued from Page 2 8 "The students got to meet stu dents from other universities and got to talk to people about gradu ate school, the faculty got to talk about teaching techniques and re searchers got to talk about their isearch," he said. The mood of the event was dimmed by the recent news that a congressional committee voted to shut down the superconducting super collider, he said. "People were still shocked that it happened," Clark said. "It's like losing a loved one." Dr. Norman E. Ramsey, a Har vard University professor of Atomic and Nuclear Physics, gave the keynote speech on "Time and the Physical Universe." Clark said Ramsey is like a contemporary Einstein. "He's done at least half a dozen things that could be deserving of a Nobel Prize," he said. Webb said this is the first time in five years that A&M has held the conference and having someone of Ramsey's stature to speak proved to be an asset to the conference. "He's sort of an elder statesman in physics research and is renowned around the world," he said. Among the highlights of the meeting were a speech by Dr. Manfred Fink, a University of Texas professor, on measuring the mass of neutrinos and a banquet speech by A&M Professor Joseph Nagyvary on the physics of vio lins, specifically how an ordinary violin could be treated to sound like a Stradivarius. “Marvelous!” —Swan Cranpr. Amiwco Movie Classics LIK.E WATER FOR. CHOCOLATE “SssssS JANET J A C K S O NT Thursday @ 7:00 & 9:30 Friday @ 7:00 Questions? 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