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Timeout THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Wednesday, December 3,1997 ACROSS 1 Why nor? 5 "Enterprise' personnel 9 Lartchester and ScniapareNi 14 Concerning 15 Arizona tribe 16 Bowler Wagner 17 Lrved oft the lard 19 Friend ol Pythias 20 Grana's caprlal 21 Carried with great effort 23 See-through Curtains ' 25 Mount in the Cascades 26 Hoods' heaters 28 Canad province 29 Black goo 32 Finding a new mate 36 Author ol The ImTTOfalist* 37 Make one 38 6 on the phone 39 Curved 40 Fishing action 41 Things thrust forward 43 Star Wars 44 Ring dec. 45 Old adages 46 Charles de __ 49 Creek. CA 53 Success by association 56 Lasso 57 Open 58 Stayed mum 60 Srxxilde' wrap 61 Verdi heroine 62 Male parent 63 Sweet wines 64 Blaze a trail 65 Brown shades DOWN 1 Money ol Turkey and Malta 2 " Arden" 3 Cease-fire 4 isolate 5 Ernesto 1 ■j- "!■* |r ^W -E=iEiEp!iEEE jlili News of the Weird By Chuck Shepherd O 1097 Tnburw Mac** S«rvoot. 1r Guevara 6 Cones' companions 7 Grand tales 8 Good way to graduate 9 Senior 10 Bounded 11 Uke-minde(d 12 African plant 13 Smooth wood 18 Zimbabwe's capital 22 Tonguoi'abbr. 24 Orch. section 27 Having hidden meaning 30 Mideast gulf 31 Bcatty film 32 Chafes 33 Author Bagnold 34 Moftifior 35 Bank pmt. 36 Superlatively gruesome 39 Teeming 41 Panhandles!. s n v i-Ua v 3 iMs i h o d dnu3WHV1 oH 3 1 1 n n U n n hm|] i i n vo|| SNOisnuieo 1 3}i i a 30 1 9|0N 1 AbUrNlU ||V1SVHS|SH3 3HS n o n v oMx i o j h o fi o a V -1 1 3 ill d O H|3 H N 1 s v s i 3 Mm a a oHs i. J i 42 Car makers' 51 vehicular 180 union 52 Records 44 Private students 53 Zodiac link 47 Listing 54 Not taken in 48 Songwriter 55 Actress Greenwich Thompson 50 Ms. Comaneci 59 Loony Lead Stories In December I996. Phillip Johnson, then 32, of Johnson Bot¬ tom. Ky., shot himself in the left shoulder with his .22-calibcr rifle, "to sec how it felt," he told ambu¬ lance personnel. On Oct. 2, 1997. an ambulance, crew was again called to Johnson's home, where Johnson was bleeding from another left-shoulder shot fired by a 22: caliber rifle. A source told the Inez Mountain Citizen newspaper that Johnson said the December shoot¬ ing "felt so good," he had to do it again. The government of Italy re¬ vealed in September that it had re¬ cently asked a court in Rome to take jurisdiction of a lawsuit it plans to file against Yousscf al-Magicd al- Molqi. who was convicted of the 1985 Achille Lauro hijacking and murder. The government says that when Al-Molqi failed to return to an Italian prison from a pass last year, he embarrassed the country, and now it wants to sue him for the harm to its international imaae and for betraying the trust of jaft offi¬ cials. (Al-Molqi is still at large.) At the Vatican's request, Brazil's leading religious artist, Claudio Pastro, is at work giving the image of Jesus Christ a makeover de¬ signed to update it for the third mil¬ lennium. According to an October Knight-Riddcr news service report, the new image will be of a serene and victorious Jesus (rather than a suffering one) and will have traces of Asian, black and Indian features in his face. The Litigious Society Daniel Lima filed a lawsuit in New Britain, Conn., in May against the Minnichaug Golf Course for at least $15,000 in damages after be¬ ing hit in the nose by an errant shot. The errant shot was by Lima, him¬ self, as his fairway drive hit a yard¬ age marker, bounced back, and hit . him in the face. In March. New Jersey Nets bas¬ ketball coach John Calipari admit¬ ted that in a moment of rage he called reporter Dan Garcia of the; Newark Star-Ledger a "f— Mexi¬ can idiot." He later apologized, and Garcia accepted the apology. Fur¬ thermore, the National Basketball Please see WEIRD, page 5. Mall of America a patriotic ride, as long as you can find your car By Doug Lansky College Press Service BLOOMINGTON. Minn. - Where can you gel married, eat a Walleye on a stick, stuff a teddy bear, get facc-to-facc with a live shark, attend college classes, and jump around in a 30-foot inflated Snoopy? The Mall of America, of course. Here's a shopping center large enough to have its own ozone layer, and it has a name so patriotic you get the feeling people are sup¬ posed to shop with one hand over their heart. The Mall of America operates on the exact opposite premise of Disney World, where you go for the rides, then get so sick of waiting in line that you decide to do some shopping. The Mall has an indoor flume, roller coaster and several other rides but these things arc only what you do when your hand cramps from pulling out your credit card too often. The Mall is anchored by four department stores connected by a loop of walkways .57 miles around and three levels high. The halls sport more than 50 restaurants and food vendors, eight nightclubs, a Lego Imagination Center and a aquarium big enough to water ski on. And don't forget the 520 stores. This place could swallow the Lou¬ vre for breakfast and the Astrodome for lunch. Sound intimidating? Just try to find your car. With over 20.000 people per year flying in from 60 U.S. cities for SAME DAY shopping. The Mall of America now welcomes 40 million visitors a year - more than Disney World, the Grand Canyon and Graceland combined. What does this say about our society? That people are fond of Mickey Mouse, big holes in the ground and Elvis fnemorabilia, but they're ab¬ solutely (ital) addicted (end ital) to shopping. The first place I visited was The Chapel of Love on the second level of the north concourse. Who gets married in a shopping mall? Well, when I was there, there was a "spe¬ cialty wedding" in progress. The groom, a Medieval history major, was wearing a full suit of armor (made of sturdy plastic; the real stuff was too cumbersome). The Please see MALL, page 4. OBLIVION ENTERTAINMENT and KRZR present * J*/ * ' • mcwn&S'WZco Friday Dec. 5th The Warrior's and full ^4 Pusher ^"^ $10 advanced tickets available at The Stuffed Wpe (tKhind Fresno State) M*J Wmfl (Ctdar Ml MAM and KRZR doors 7i30p show starts ff:30p info 432 7329 ^v- ;ports~ GREEK NITE & COLLEGE NITE Every Wednesday Night £f from 9:30 PM to 2 AM cSy^y Shooter Special $1.50 £y« ^v Famous Skybox Nachos w/everything i3 Appetizer Specials *, «& %& «* '>> 6640 N. Blackstone Avenue. Fresno, CA 93710 Phone: 209-447-0882 Fax: 209-447-0883 '
Object Description
Title | 1997_12 The Daily Collegian December 1997 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1997 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | December 3, 1997, Page 3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1997 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Timeout THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Wednesday, December 3,1997 ACROSS 1 Why nor? 5 "Enterprise' personnel 9 Lartchester and ScniapareNi 14 Concerning 15 Arizona tribe 16 Bowler Wagner 17 Lrved oft the lard 19 Friend ol Pythias 20 Grana's caprlal 21 Carried with great effort 23 See-through Curtains ' 25 Mount in the Cascades 26 Hoods' heaters 28 Canad province 29 Black goo 32 Finding a new mate 36 Author ol The ImTTOfalist* 37 Make one 38 6 on the phone 39 Curved 40 Fishing action 41 Things thrust forward 43 Star Wars 44 Ring dec. 45 Old adages 46 Charles de __ 49 Creek. CA 53 Success by association 56 Lasso 57 Open 58 Stayed mum 60 Srxxilde' wrap 61 Verdi heroine 62 Male parent 63 Sweet wines 64 Blaze a trail 65 Brown shades DOWN 1 Money ol Turkey and Malta 2 " Arden" 3 Cease-fire 4 isolate 5 Ernesto 1 ■j- "!■* |r ^W -E=iEiEp!iEEE jlili News of the Weird By Chuck Shepherd O 1097 Tnburw Mac** S«rvoot. 1r Guevara 6 Cones' companions 7 Grand tales 8 Good way to graduate 9 Senior 10 Bounded 11 Uke-minde(d 12 African plant 13 Smooth wood 18 Zimbabwe's capital 22 Tonguoi'abbr. 24 Orch. section 27 Having hidden meaning 30 Mideast gulf 31 Bcatty film 32 Chafes 33 Author Bagnold 34 Moftifior 35 Bank pmt. 36 Superlatively gruesome 39 Teeming 41 Panhandles!. s n v i-Ua v 3 iMs i h o d dnu3WHV1 oH 3 1 1 n n U n n hm|] i i n vo|| SNOisnuieo 1 3}i i a 30 1 9|0N 1 AbUrNlU ||V1SVHS|SH3 3HS n o n v oMx i o j h o fi o a V -1 1 3 ill d O H|3 H N 1 s v s i 3 Mm a a oHs i. J i 42 Car makers' 51 vehicular 180 union 52 Records 44 Private students 53 Zodiac link 47 Listing 54 Not taken in 48 Songwriter 55 Actress Greenwich Thompson 50 Ms. Comaneci 59 Loony Lead Stories In December I996. Phillip Johnson, then 32, of Johnson Bot¬ tom. Ky., shot himself in the left shoulder with his .22-calibcr rifle, "to sec how it felt," he told ambu¬ lance personnel. On Oct. 2, 1997. an ambulance, crew was again called to Johnson's home, where Johnson was bleeding from another left-shoulder shot fired by a 22: caliber rifle. A source told the Inez Mountain Citizen newspaper that Johnson said the December shoot¬ ing "felt so good," he had to do it again. The government of Italy re¬ vealed in September that it had re¬ cently asked a court in Rome to take jurisdiction of a lawsuit it plans to file against Yousscf al-Magicd al- Molqi. who was convicted of the 1985 Achille Lauro hijacking and murder. The government says that when Al-Molqi failed to return to an Italian prison from a pass last year, he embarrassed the country, and now it wants to sue him for the harm to its international imaae and for betraying the trust of jaft offi¬ cials. (Al-Molqi is still at large.) At the Vatican's request, Brazil's leading religious artist, Claudio Pastro, is at work giving the image of Jesus Christ a makeover de¬ signed to update it for the third mil¬ lennium. According to an October Knight-Riddcr news service report, the new image will be of a serene and victorious Jesus (rather than a suffering one) and will have traces of Asian, black and Indian features in his face. The Litigious Society Daniel Lima filed a lawsuit in New Britain, Conn., in May against the Minnichaug Golf Course for at least $15,000 in damages after be¬ ing hit in the nose by an errant shot. The errant shot was by Lima, him¬ self, as his fairway drive hit a yard¬ age marker, bounced back, and hit . him in the face. In March. New Jersey Nets bas¬ ketball coach John Calipari admit¬ ted that in a moment of rage he called reporter Dan Garcia of the; Newark Star-Ledger a "f— Mexi¬ can idiot." He later apologized, and Garcia accepted the apology. Fur¬ thermore, the National Basketball Please see WEIRD, page 5. Mall of America a patriotic ride, as long as you can find your car By Doug Lansky College Press Service BLOOMINGTON. Minn. - Where can you gel married, eat a Walleye on a stick, stuff a teddy bear, get facc-to-facc with a live shark, attend college classes, and jump around in a 30-foot inflated Snoopy? The Mall of America, of course. Here's a shopping center large enough to have its own ozone layer, and it has a name so patriotic you get the feeling people are sup¬ posed to shop with one hand over their heart. The Mall of America operates on the exact opposite premise of Disney World, where you go for the rides, then get so sick of waiting in line that you decide to do some shopping. The Mall has an indoor flume, roller coaster and several other rides but these things arc only what you do when your hand cramps from pulling out your credit card too often. The Mall is anchored by four department stores connected by a loop of walkways .57 miles around and three levels high. The halls sport more than 50 restaurants and food vendors, eight nightclubs, a Lego Imagination Center and a aquarium big enough to water ski on. And don't forget the 520 stores. This place could swallow the Lou¬ vre for breakfast and the Astrodome for lunch. Sound intimidating? Just try to find your car. With over 20.000 people per year flying in from 60 U.S. cities for SAME DAY shopping. The Mall of America now welcomes 40 million visitors a year - more than Disney World, the Grand Canyon and Graceland combined. What does this say about our society? That people are fond of Mickey Mouse, big holes in the ground and Elvis fnemorabilia, but they're ab¬ solutely (ital) addicted (end ital) to shopping. The first place I visited was The Chapel of Love on the second level of the north concourse. Who gets married in a shopping mall? Well, when I was there, there was a "spe¬ cialty wedding" in progress. The groom, a Medieval history major, was wearing a full suit of armor (made of sturdy plastic; the real stuff was too cumbersome). The Please see MALL, page 4. OBLIVION ENTERTAINMENT and KRZR present * J*/ * ' • mcwn&S'WZco Friday Dec. 5th The Warrior's and full ^4 Pusher ^"^ $10 advanced tickets available at The Stuffed Wpe (tKhind Fresno State) M*J Wmfl (Ctdar Ml MAM and KRZR doors 7i30p show starts ff:30p info 432 7329 ^v- ;ports~ GREEK NITE & COLLEGE NITE Every Wednesday Night £f from 9:30 PM to 2 AM cSy^y Shooter Special $1.50 £y« ^v Famous Skybox Nachos w/everything i3 Appetizer Specials *, «& %& «* '>> 6640 N. Blackstone Avenue. Fresno, CA 93710 Phone: 209-447-0882 Fax: 209-447-0883 ' |