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1-M roommate needed 2bd/2bth duplex.
Call Brian 979-694-1098 or 979-324-9747
1-M roommate needed for Spring semes
ter, 3/2 apartment, close to campus, Ag-
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694-0550
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680-8952.
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680-8952.
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$310/mo/ea. +1/3bills 979-255-5519
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townhouse, w/d, covered parking, close to
campus, shuttle, $425/mo. 695-9535.
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F-roommate needed for 3/2 furnished
house, $350/mo., 817-371-5690
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gust in a large 2bd/2bth duplex, W/D,
large fenced yard. Pets ok. Private bath
room. $350/mo. 979-255-0888
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shuttle route, $400/mo-nego +1/3utilities.
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5518
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Friday, December 6, 2002
‘Monday
Night
FootbalF
creator dies
NEW YORK (AP) — Roone
Arledge, a pioneering television
executive at ABC News and
Sports responsible for creating
shows from “Monday Night
Football” to “Nightline,” died
Thursday, an ABC News
spokesman said. He was 71.
Arledge died Thursday at
Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Cancer Center, said Jeffrey
Schneider, an ABC News
spokesman. No cause of death
was immediately given.
Although he retired in 1998,
Arledge’s far-reaching influence
can still be seen on TV all the
time: when a slow-motion replay
is shown at a sporting event,
when Peter Jennings reads the
news or when a sportscaster crit
icizes a player.
“Roone changed the face of
television sports coverage with
’Wide World of Sports’ in the
early 1960s and the production
of the Olympic games,” said
longtime broadcaster Jim
McKay.
Arledge was single-handedly
credited with bringing modern
production techniques to sports
coverage, then building ABC
News into a power during the
1980s. For a decade, he was
president of the sports and news
divisions at ABC.
The 36-time Emmy winner
was cited as one of the 100 most
important Americans of the 20th
century by Life magazine in
1990.
“Roone Arledge revolution
ized television and with it the
way people see and understand
the world,” ABC News
President David Westin said in a
statement. “He was our leader
and our friend, and we will miss
his passion and his will to make
us all better than we were.”
Roone Pinckney Arledge was
bom July 8, 1931, and reared on
Long Island. The Columbia
College graduate joined ABC
Sports as a producer in 1960
after a five-year stint at NBC.
Appealing to his bosses to
bring showbiz to sports, the 29-
year-old was given control of
ABC’s NCAA'" football broad
casts. Through the 1960s, he
introduced innovations taken for
granted today: slow-motion and
freeze- frame views, instant
replays, hand-held cameras and
the placement of microphones to
bring the sound of sports into
living rooms.
In addition to all the technical
innovations, McKay said
Arledge would also be remem
bered for “putting the focus on
the human being involved in
sports.”
In 1961, Arledge created
“ABC’s Wide World of Sports,”
one of the most popular sports
series ever, and coined its tag
line — “the thrill of victory and
the agony of defeat.”
Arledge, who became presi
dent of ABC Sports in 1968,
supervised coverage of 10
Olympic Games from 1964 to
1988, including the memorable
1972 games in Munich disrupted
by a terrorist attack in which a
somber McKay delivered the
news of the deaths of the Israeli
athletes. Arledge expanded
Olympics broadcasts beyond the
competition by including per
sonal profiles of athletes, a style
echoed today since his protege,
Dick Ebersol, runs NBC Sports.
He was the first to demand
that networks, not sports
leagues, approve announcers —
a philosophy that led to his hire
of Howard Cosell, the abrasive
New Yorker who was probably
the most famous sportscaster
ever.
“Monday Night Football,”
still a staple on ABC’s prime
time schedule, was brought to
the air by Arledge in 1970.
When Sports Illustrated in
1994 selected 40 individuals
with the greatest impact on
sports over the previous 40
years, Arledge was third behind
Muhammad Ali and Michael
Jordan.
The reaction was harsh,
though, when Arledge was
selected in 1977 to resuscitate
ABC’s struggling news division
— while still running sports.
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