October 18, 1989 The Broncos’ Voice Page 5
The Band Plays On
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Date
Team
10/11 (W)
1 & 6
10/11 (W)
2 & 5
10/9 (M)
3 & 4
10/9 (M)
1 & 5
10/18 (W)
6 & 4
10/18 (W)
2 & 3
10/23 (M)
1 & 4
10/23(M)
5 & 3
10/25(W)
6 & 2
10/25(W)
1 & 3
10/30(M)
4 & 2
10/30(M)
5 & 6
11/1 (M)
1 & 2
11/1 fW)
3 & 6
11/6 (M)
4 & 5
Picture by Sharon Carr
I-RS Bowling
Total
High Scores
Individual High Score
Teams
1. Allen Lacewell - Btyant Hall
2. Harold Wiggins - Biyant Hall
3. Philander Jordan - Biyant Hall
4. J.D. Marshall - LiUy Gym
5. Melinda Brewington - Smith Hall
6. Ambrose Kirk - Biyant Hall
Final Event
Double elimination tournament
beginning 11/13-teams will be seeded
by won-lost record.
Where tire the Bronsters ?
BY STEPHEN T. WARD
For two weeks, since the
attack on the radio station, no
Bronsters have been sighted
on campus. Even the security
guard force has been cut in
half, from alert watch, to
normal capacity. Students
have also resumed normal
activities. The small animals
such as squirrels and birds are
coming back.
Dr. Glenda Sexton, “I'm
frightened. I think it’s the
calm before the storm.
Sometimes I’ll get this cold
chill running up by back while
I’m sitting at my desk doing
my work. I'll go to the window
and look around. Maybe it's
just a feeling... but... it's like..
. when I see leaves tumbling
over the ground by the wind, I
think Bronsters are under
them. I don't know, it’s just a
scaiy feeling. Something’s
up."
Dr. Herman Watson
expressed another theory. “I
think their absence can be
easily explaned. Hugo go them.
If you've seen the disaster in
the basement of the theater,
you'd believe it. Yes, sir, they all
drowned is what I think.”
“Dead? No! Certainly no.,’’
said Dr. Hyman. “It’s a manner
of interpretation. Silence is
silence. However, if you look in
the back of the Chaucer book,
you will find the answers in the
footnotes. No, really. If you
have read in the last issue Dr.
Valenti’s describing the radio
message the Bronsters
broadcasted from WFSS, there
would be no question. They’re
waiting for help to arrive. I
think were going to be
invaded on Halloween night.
And if I was Dr. Hackley, I’d
start putting up defenses.”
Dennis McNair, who was
standing near by, said, “I hope
they come. I'll be ready for
them, camera and all. I’ll put
the pictures in the next
Fayettevilllan, due out in four
years.. .just kidding. We make
sure we get all the Freshman
pictures because the annual
will probably be out about the
time they graduate. Anyway,
I’m looking forward to
Halloween. I’m going to take a
picture of one of them and
send it to my mother. Then,
I’m like to bag one and drop
him down Steve Ward’s pants
for making fun of the school
annual being so late.”
So the campus at FSU waits
... as if holding its breath ...
waiting . . . for the next
Bronster attack. There will be
a Bronster Advisory an
nounced across the campus
for Hcilloween. Precautions;
girls wear protective covering
over your hair; guys, don’t wecir
baggy pants; if strange
snickers that sound wet and
raspy - run; usually at the
moment of attack, the
Bronsters out the lights.
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Possible Bronsters footprints.
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