The Michigan Daily - Monday, February 15, 1999 - 7A
.Cutting the Ice
BONE
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ed in time for the April 16 "Bone Buyers
Bash."
"I'm excited about it. It's supposed to be the
most complete (exhibit) in the Midwest," said
museum docent and Engineering senior Jesse
Tryon. "That is pretty cool because it's right here
at home"
Other museum staff said they are also excited.
"The exhibit is part of the plan to upgrade
exhibits," said "Buy-a-Bone" organizer Dan
Madaj. "I'm excited to see us expand and elabo-
rate what we have. It's the beginning of a long
process to upgrade and renovate."
To help fund the new pterodactyl exhibit, those
interested in sponsoring a bone, immortalizing
their names or organization's name on a plaque or
giving a unique gift can call 763-4190 or visit the
Exhibit Museum before the "Buy-a-Bone" pro-
gram becomes extinct April 9, 1999.
CARR
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had a hard time keeping a straight face.
Jody Tull Tyler, one of the play's two writers,
first approached Carr about singing with the
Junior Choir in September.
"I cornered him at church," Tyler said. "Then I
persisted with phone call after phone call."
Finally, Carr told her they could discuss it
on a weekday afternoon - for just 15 minutes.
But Carr allowed those 15 minutes to become
an hour and a half, and Tyler had the inspira-
tion for her play - Carr's views on sportsman-
ship.
"He just talked and talked, and I wrote it all
down," Tyler said.
Then Tyler and co-writer Sharon Jaqua sat
down and put Carr's words to music.
After the play was written Tyler and Jaqua real-
ized they needed an athlete. They turned to Carr,
who recruited Jones.
Sharing top billing with Carr, Jones played
Mr. Poor Sport in the short musical, which was
performed with about 20 children ages seven to
12.
The play centered around Mr. Poor Sport, a
sore loser who believes in crying after losses, beat-
ing up on opponents and cheering when enemies
suffer injuries.
Jones' lines included, "Leave me alone, kid,"
"Mind your own business" and "I've been cut
from 100 schools, I always lose."
"He was very well prepared," Tyler said.
"He'd probably never admit that he practiced
and rehearsed, but he was 100 percent pre-
pared."
Jones looked at ease on the stage with the chil-
dren, like an older brother, drawing praise from
parishioners and Tyler.
"He takes an interest in the kids," Tyler said.
"And it's not superficial. He's very sincere."
In the play, the children wanted to teach Mr.
Poor Sport to be a good sport.
IMPEACH
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Republicans, has seven times asked for
the naming of an independent counsel
to investigate administration officials,
most notably Starr who has pursued
President Clinton's connections to
Whitewater, Travelgate, the FBI files
and finally his affair with Monica
Lewinsky, which led to Clinton's
impeachment.
Democrats contend that Starr abused
the almost unlimited powers the act
gives an independent counsel, while
Republicans have joined Democrats in
protesting the amount of money spent.
Starr has spent more than $40 million
during more than four years investigat-
ing the president. Another independent
counsel, Donald Smaltz, took four
years and $17 million looking into cor-
ruption charges against former
Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy. Espy
was acquitted of those charges, and
Clinton was found innocent of
impeachment charges that grew out of
Starr's investigation.
Republicans said they are unhappy
about past independent counsel activities
during GOP administrations and about
Reno's decisions not to seek independent
counsel for possible Democratic cam-
paign fund-raising violations.
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