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Prescriptions
for an Ailing Society
Dr. Louis
Sullivan
Former U.S. Sec. of
Health and Human
Services 1989-93
Dr. Joycelyn
Elders
Former U.S. Surgeon
General 1993-94
Friday, April 7, 1995
7:00 p.m. Rudder Auditorium
Free tickets available at the MSC Box Office (845-1234)
Persons with disabilities please call 845-1515 to inform us of your special needs. We request
notification 3 working days prior to the event to enable us to assist you to the best of our
abilities. The views expressed in this program do no necessarily represent those of the MSC.
Page 10 • The Battalion
Monday • April 3,
Suns fizzle. Spurs’ Elliot sizzles
□ San Antonio extends their winning
streak to 11 with a 109-106 win.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Charles Barkley dissed
the Spurs, who then went out and beat the Suns
for their 11th straight victory. Undeterred, he kept
running his mouth.
“I sent them a message today,” Barkley said af
ter scoring 45 points in Phoenix’s 109-106 loss.
“What message?” wondered San Antonio’s Sean
Elliott. “That he can score 45 and they still lose? I
don’t think you should ever bad-mouth your oppo
nent. It just pumps you up.”
The Spurs were plenty pumped up Sunday, fu
eled by Barkley’s earlier comments that he would
leave David Robinson second-round playoff tickets.
So pumped, in fact, for the nationally televised game
that Robinson’s foul trouble didn’t stop them from
beating the Suns for the second time this season.
Robinson played only 32 minutes and scored
just 23 points, but Elliott came through with 30,
and Robinson made two key free throws down
the stretch.
“David Robinson was in for only 32 minutes,
and Dennis Rodman didn’t even play, and we beat
Phoenix,” Spurs coach Bob Hill said. “That makes
a statement about our team.”
With the win, San Antonio improved to 52-18.
The Spurs have made a home atop the Westt .
Conference, the spot the Suns occupied for mos:
the season.
“We’ve got a long way to go and they’ve goi
long way to go,” Barkley said. “I hope wep]
them again in the playoffs. If they go deep ini
playoffs, we’ll be there for them.”
But next time, Barkley hopes to get a lilt
more help. Besides his 45 and Kevin Johnsons;
points, the rest of the Suns’ starters contritwii
only 26.
After scoring the first six points of the final;!
riod, San Antonio took a 103-94 lead on Ck;
Person’s 3-pointer with 2:54 remaining. The Si
answered with a layup by Barkley and a 3-pi
by Danny Ainge to trim their deficit to fours;
2:06 to play.
Pllliott hit a 19-footer, then Johnson scorekr
baskets for Phoenix to cut it to 105-103 with’:
seconds left.
With the Suns forced to foul, Barkleys;
Robinson to the foul line, telling his pal, *ltii
long walk to that free throw line.”
Robinson made both foul shots and told Bare
“Now, superstar, it’s your turn to step up.”
Barkley missed an open 16-footer, Wesley ft
son fouled Elliott with 13.7 seconds left, andE
liott’s two free throws sealed the win. AingeJ
the Suns’ 11th 3-pointer with 2.2 seconds lefti
the final basket.
Tennis
Continued from Page 7
crucial matches still to
come against Texas Christ
ian University and Texas
Tech, the Aggies must
maintain a confident atti
tude as they go into the
Southwest Conference tour
nament on April 21.
“Texas and TCU are defi
nitely the cream of the crop
in our conference and in the
nation,” Horan said. “ We
will have to play with an air
of confidence if we want to
stay up with them and have
a chance to beat them in the
tournament.”
Still, Aggie players and
coaches alike are looking
forward to a possible re
match with the Longhorns.
“I definitely would like to
play them again in the tour
nament because of the fact
that today’s match was so
close,” Kent said. “I think
that we will be able to take
them the next time around.”
Wmdscheif: Martial
arts improved training
Continued from Page 7
also got stronger as a result of
working with weights.”
Windscheif’s interst in seri
ous weightlifting followed his
Tae Kwon Do experience.
“When I was 15, I got a body
building book by Arnold
Schwarzenegger for Christmas,”
he said. “I read it cover to cover
and decided to take up body
building seriously.”
Windscheif continued practic
ing Tae Kwon Do and lifting
weights until he came to Texas
A&M. He concentrated on body
building and placed third in the
light weight division of the A&M
bodybuilding competition as a
sophomore in 1992. In 1993,
Windscheif placed first in the
same contest.
Windscheif said that after
achieving that goal, he wanted
to continue lifting weights and
body building until Steve
Lumpee, owner of Gold’s Gym
and former Junior World Powdl
lifting Champion and Collegial |; was
National Champion introdw! °^ er
him to powerlifting. I ; L
“He (Windscheif) becan 1 .:! ®inci
trainer at the gym, andhetr! Gree
to me interested in power:! “I
ing,” Lumpee said. “I star:! titio
working out with him to sblr 6tri\
him how to do it correctly.” il’ T
Lumpee and Windscheifbe f "| Bion
training together in Augur,
1994 for the American DrugFri
Powerlifting Association meeti |—
November of last year. Windck
placed first at his first powerE
ing meet and qualified for then
tionals competition.
Windscheif continued trainr;
under Lumpee to prepare fort!
USPF meet in Baton R<
Windscheif placed second inti;
national meet and was named:
National Collegiate All-Amer
can. He was one of onlyh
lifters in the competition to mak
all nine of the lift attempts.
Monday, April 3, 1995
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Mon., April 3
Entries Open:
'Ar Putt-Putt Golf Doubles
Canoe Day Trip
Rock Climbing Trip
Kayak Workshop
Kayak Roll Clinic #2
Entries Close:
'Ar Kayak Roll Clinic #1
'Ar Intro to Hang Gliding
EVIAN Three-on-Three
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
Sat., April 8
Check out the TAMU Outdoors Break Trips!
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$10 per team
CoRec
159 Read
SEA KAYAKING IN BAJA, MEXICO
May 15-20
Registration ends April 14
Tues., April 4
★ Entries Close:
A- Archery Doubles
At Pickleball
★ Sport Club Mtg.
Resident Hall Reps Mtg.
AWARDS:
Thurs., April 6
★ Kayak Roll Clinic
★ Pediatric CPR Class
VOLLEYBALL
All TAMU students, faculty/staff
and their respective spouses may
enter if they meet the eligibility
requirements outlined in the Rec
Sports calendar.
Evian T-shirts will be given to
champions.
The Evian 3-on-3 Tournament, held
in conjunction with the Whoopstock
Unity Fest, will feature contests
giveaways, music and lots of fun!
JoinTAMUOutdoors in a sea kayaking adventure to the 5aja Peninsula of Mexico! We will launch at Pahia
de Los Angeles, a large blue bay studded with tiny, uninhabited islands in the Sea of Cortez. Spend an
unforgettable week paddling and enjoying the abundant birdlife, dolphins, and eighty-foot Finback whales,
Relax in the natural mud baths, and experience great hiking, sunbathing, and snorkeling. The $3607410"
fee for this week-long adventure includes the ocean kayaks, camping gear, meals, round trip transportation
from San Piego to Saja, and experienced instruction and guides by Outback Adventures of the University
of California, San Piego. Trip price is based on a group size of 10 participants. Anyone comfortable witti
the water and ready for an outdoor ad/enture is welcome. Prior experience is not necessary.
HIKE THE GRAND CANYON
May 2020
Registration ends April 24
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Fri., April 7
'k Brackets Posted:
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Two-for-Tuesdavs*
Penberthy Golf Range
Sat., April 8
★ Men’s Lacrosse vs. UT -
1-3 p.m., Zachry Field
k: Roadrunner's Run Thru the
Vines - 8 a.m., Messina Hof
Buy One bucket of Golf balls and get the second one
FREE! No coupon necessary! Now through May 4, 95.
An awesome backpacking adventure to the Grand Canyon can be enjoyed with TAMU Outdoors! Our
journey will take us through the ancient world of the Havasupai Indian Reservation. As we hike, we will
experience the vast array of colors, rock formations, and climatic zones as we travel this magnificent
natural wonder. The $255‘7$275*'* fee for this May Preak adventure includes transportation, campN
equipment, backpacks, and park entry fees. Prior backpacking experience is preferred. A good fitness
leyel is necessary for this rugged and strenuous trip.
Mon., April 10
k: Entries Open:
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Baseball Hitting
Softball Hitting
Fun Run
Race Walk
Backpacking Trip
Windsurfing
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Enroll in a Pediatric CPR course.
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Thurs., April 6
6-9 p.m.
SAIL AND DIVE THE BAHAMAS!
August 19-25
Registration ends June 15
• $10/fee for non-Rec Sports employees.
• Instructional materials need to be picked up
at least one day before class.
• Register in 159 Read Bldg.
• Class held at Penberthy Intramural Sports Center Classroom.
• Class size is limited! Sign up early—the classes fill up quickly!
As we sail on our Plackbeard's cruise, we will trace the historic route of pirate ships and treasure
galleons. Explore pine and palm-studded islands, walk white sand beaches and swim in a crystal sea. A
typical day includes snorkeling, 5CU5A dicing, fishing, lobstering, sunbathing, beach combing, or exploring
a real shipwreck!
The $649 fee includes: ^ All meals aboard ship ^ Fishing ^ Island hopping ^ Unlimited SCUBAdi/W
* Bahamian port tax not included.
"Students and faculty/staff with a rec membership
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