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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 19, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas INSIDE - The 'Pagan Left' and 'Religious Right' square off. See Cal Thomas o I OOUNTDOWNi 277 DAYS Ntw Braunfels Sesquicentennial March 21,1845 March 21,1995 Inside Opinion.........................................4A Letters to the Editor......................5A Sports Day.............................6A- 7A Stammtisch..................................9A Milestones..........................10A-12A People..........................................1B Personals................................3B-4B The Marketplace..................4B-10B River conditions Guadalupe River.............549 cfs Comal River....................340 cfs • ce - cubic feet per second _ Stammtisch Birthday withes (rom the HarahhZsKimgl The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends the following birthday wishes to; Mary Ann Hummel, Nicholas Ruhl (Sth), Jason Feltner, Juan Jose Alvarez, Robert Cruz, Jr. (20th), Christina Hernadez. Farmers Market at fairgrounds It's that time of year again. The New Braunfels Farmers Market will be held each Friday, starting at 5 p.m. at the County Fairgrounds. Call Herbert Doege at 625-7488 or 620-0438 for more information. Sesquicentennial calendars The New Braunfels Conservation Society's Limited Edition 1995 pictorial Sesquicentennial Calendar is now available in the Forkc Store at Conservation Plaza for 58 (tax included). For more information, call 629-2943. Volunteers work on perks projects Volunteers gather at the Guadalupe River State Park headquarters every Saturday at 11:30 a m. to work on various projects Call 438-2656 for information Meeting set on high voltage line A public meeting on the Schu-mansville Transmission Line Project will be held from 7 p m to 9 p.m. Tuesday, June 21 at New Braunfels Memorial Elementary School, 1900 S. Walnut St. A new high-voltage power line is planned between dearie substations in the Schumansvillc and Sheriffs Posse areas The final route has not been determined. If you have concerns about the route of this line, it is important that you attend this meeting Call 1-800-776-5272, Ext. 3552 for more information Visjos Amigos reunion sot Reunion plans have been finalized for the upalming Third Vicjos Amigos Reunion to be held at the New Braunfels Civic Center Sat urday, July 2. Everyone who received an invi tanon should contaa any committee member if they are planning to attend. It is still not to late to respond, but if you are planning on attending the dance only, the admission is SIO per person. Call Ramon Luna at 625-8487 for more information. Sltmmrlifli (The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung invites its readers lo submit items to Stammtisch. According to the Sophienburg Archives and members cf the German community, ''Stammtisch'' represents a sitting place for members of the community to gather and share the day's happen ings. We invite you to share with us.) Ti# winning numbers LOttO TOKOS 17-43- 11-14- 10-37 Est $9 milton jackpot This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint Country captivated by 0. J. Simpson's tragic drama Televised car chase and surrender keep Americans on the edge of their seats. I See Page 6A Texas Lades Aside a hit In Peru Local women create a sensation at _ show. g] ■ See Page Bl New Braunfels SUNDAY Herald-Zeitung 38 Pages in three sections I Sunday, June 19, 1994 Sarvina Comal Countv for more than 142 vaars ■ Homa of JOHNNIE COOPER 75 CENTS Serving Comal County for more than 142 years ■ Home of JOHNNIE COOPER Behind-the-scenes workers help make magic at Revue Rssldsnts of Ntw Braunstont perform th# Tim# Warp. By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer In the space of three weeks, direaor Douglas Luedcman has combined local talent wfth professional costumes and script — and along with New- Braunfels' best and brightest, has made theater magic. But not without the help of people like stage manager Rosa Linda De La Cerda of Circle Ans Theatre, orchestrating myriad back stage elements with seamless professionalism. And Carl Nowotny, whose sound and lighting always supported, never detraacd. And scenery and props master Cindy Myers And veteran costume crew member Esmeralda Zavala And back stage helpers, cheerleaders and hand-holdcrs Carly and Jill Mulhollan But months before the director came into the piaure, Mclaney and Jim Beath were hard at work along with coordinator Joanna Lewis, co-treasurer Ed Shackelford and treasurer Katie Sponenbcrg Theirs was the truly monumental task — organizing, fund-raising, delegating, motivating Then opening night finally comes The outcome of all those months of planning and work rests on the shoulders of the cast. Atter exhausting themselves in three weeks of grueling rehearsals, cast members dredge up enough energy to give better than their best on opcninu night. Chorus member Erica Cole says, ''We rehearsed for three straight weeks, five to eight hours a day We were The Revue gels reviewed, See Page 2A here forever" And no show is without its stories of backstage mishaps During a breather between songs, cast member Marcia Keeling relates a hair-raising anecdote of a nearly disastrous costume change. The crisis is never evident to the audience, though. She says, "You don't think about it. You just do it Doug [the direaor] made it easy for us He never yelled at us if we couldn't do the changes fast enough He was really easy to work with " The revue owes much of its success to those back stage who gave countless hours building sas, altering ammines and "running crew" — they avoid the limelight, but no show could happen without them They create the magic of theater. It is they w hose work lets us "suspend our disbelief" This is the second Red Stocking Revue for Esmeralda Zavala, part-time nurse for Dr M L Tilly. She outlines the costume crew's mind-boggling task, "We unload the costumes, dispense them when the roles are cast, alter them, keep them in order, then we clean them when it's all over. Sometimes we're here from 9 a rn rill noon, then from 5:30 till nine at night " She continues that this cast made the crew's work easy 'This year there are no pnma donnas, they all help each other" Cathy Clark, veteran of Circle Arts Theatre produaions, says this is her first Red Stocking Revue. "Sometimes doing a play is work. But in this one Hermes to leave NBISD board By CRAIG HAMMETT Staff Writer Herald-Zeitung photos by JOHN HUSETH Sharon Knlbbe performs In the 'Wlllamanla' skit at tha Red Stocking Revue's final rshearsal. Performances began Friday, and tickets will ba available at tha door for the final performanca at 3 p.m. today. every rehearsal was fun. You'd think here again " that people in the theater are crazy to work so hard, but we're lucky to do this. We need it It makes us so happy " Asked is she would do it all a gain, Mclaney Beath replied, "Sure It's a lot of work, we're glad when it's finally performance time But it's like having a baby, in two years we'll be back The most seasoned theater goers arc amazed at the wealth of local talent in the Red Stocking Revue. Tickets are still available at the door for today's 3 p.m. performance Don't miss out on this chance for first class entertainment It will brighten your whole summer Arlon Hermes, a member of the New Braunfels Independent School District Board of Trustees for the past six years, will not seek re-election. Harmaa Hermes announced Friday that he will not run for one of the two at-large seats open for the Aug. 13 election. "I went into the position six years ago with a two term commitment," Hermes said in a statement. "Serving on the board has been uniquely satisfying. Not only have I had the opportunity to help guide our local education system, but I made many new friends along the way." Hermes has the second-most years of experience on the board next to president Dick Robinette eight He said he wanted to urge persons to run for a seat on the board ''.. Our schools need individuals on the boards who have a broad range of experience, both in education and business. I strongly urge anyone who feels they have a contribution to make to seriously pursue their conviaion " The filing deadline for the election is Wednesday, June 29. Incumbent Leo Chafin and Bette Spain have filed for the at-large seats Distria I is also open Incumbent Sylvia Sanchez has said she plans to run. Hermes is a native of New Braunfels and the owner of Ferguson-Hermes Insurance He has two daughters, Courtney and Whitney and is active in the Wuretfest Association, incoming direaor of the New Braunfels Rotary Club, and a director of the Comal County Fair Association Sales tax revenue reflects hot economy By JENNIFER ROMPEL Staff Writer Sales tax rebates delivered to the City of New Braunfels in June jumped nearly 17 percent over the payment made during the same period last year The June 19 94 payment was $257,688 Last year the payment was $220,649. City Finance Director Sharon Day said the increase was more than what was budgeted "The rebate is more than $25,000 over what we budgeted This is just colleaions in April. We expect the same in May and June This still isn't the busy tourist season," said Day. "We arc seeing an increase in the number of people coming to New Braunfels, and the economy is looking good," she said The money collected through sales tax that is not included in the budget will be placed in the fund balance account which is used for emergencies. The sales tax payments to date have increased 12 percent over what was collcacd last year. This year $1,639,583 has been collected a>m-parcd to $1,463,882 last year. "The collections in June won't be returned until August That will be much more since there has not been as much rain this month as in May. The tourism has picked up more," said Day In Comal County sales tax rebates received in June increased nearly 16 percent The rebate is up from $126,777 in June last year to $146,992 in June 1994 Year to date the county has received $947,083 in 1994 compared to $823,574 last year This is an increase of nearly 15 percent State Comptroller John Sharp delivered a total of $ 115 4 million in June sales tax rebates 899 cities and ll I counties, a 5.5 percent increase over payments of one year ago "The upswing in the Texas economy amtinucs to outpace national trends," said Sharp "In addition, new construaion and growih of the service scaor in all m^jor metro areas has statewide employment at an all-time high," he said County's safety record saves taxpayers money By CRAIG HAMMETT Staff Writer Comal County will save approximately $282,544 in workers' compensation a>sts due U) a good safety record among axinty employees The Texas Association of Counties recently gave Comal County their 1993 Safety Award for maintaining an excellent rea)rd of controlling their workers' compensation claims. County Auditor H Bate Bond said Comal County ranks among the state's top counties in lack of job-related injuries and workers' axn-pcnsation which he said transfers into savings on insurance costs "We're probably in the top three counties as far as (lack of) injuries and workers' com pensation," said Bond. Bond said the state sets rates for each occupation which change based on experience ol employees, or how often they arc injured or the job 'The rates are sa by experience Our experience is good so we're paying half the manual rate," he said "lf we have a good safety neami our rates are lower ." Bond said the county currently pays arounc $180,000 on insurance costs, lf the safct) record was poor, the county would see a rise ir rate payments Safety records were calculated on a three-year basis, from 1990-1992. Bond said th< county had another good year in 1993, ti* first of another three-year cycle so saving! should continueLittle League All-Star tournaments start tomorrow in New Braunfels, page T ;
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Street Art Hits the Red Road: Activist Madonna Thunder Hawk, Artist Shepard Fairey, & Photo-Journalist Aaron Huey Central in South Dakota Black Hills Pe' Sla Controversy
This weekend Madonna Thunder Hawk of the Lakota People's Law Project will travel throughout South Dakota in a truck draped with two 28 x 10 ft. banners by street artist Shepard Fairey, National Geographic photographer Aaron Huey, and graphic artist Ernest Yerena. The art will feature the words "The Black Hills Are Not For Sale" and "Honor The Treaties." The captions refer to the U.S.'s current policy of violating the Treaty of Fort Laramie (1851), and the Lakota's refusal to accept compensation for the Black Hills. Thunder Hawk's objective this weekend will be to help obstruct the sale of the Pe' Sla portion of the Black Hills to non-Native people. Pe' Sla is one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites of the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota (or Sioux) peoples of South Dakota.
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Last November acclaimed street artist Shepard Fairey,National Geographic Photographer Aaron Huey, and graphic artist Ernesto Yerena wheat-pasted a 20 x 60 ft. work of art on the Barracuda wall on Melrose Ave. in Los Angeles. The art featured a photograph, taken by Huey and adapted by Fairey and Yerena, of a young Lakota girl with a feather in her hair. Its caption read "The Black Hills Are Not For Sale." The words refer to the U.S.'s current policy of violating the Treaty of Fort Laramie (1851), which—until it was unilaterally overturned by Congress in 1877—acknowledged Lakota ownership of the Black Hills. The United States Court of Claims has offered the Lakota $105 million (plus interest) since 1979 as compensation for the illegal seizure by Congress, but the Lakota have refused it and maintain that the Black Hills belong to them.
The art displayed in Los Angeles last fall will be featured as an act of protest by Madonna Thunder Hawk in South Dakota this weekend on one side of an enormous truck. Another banner by Fairey, Huey, and Yerena will appear on the other side of the truck, with the caption "Honor The Treaties."
Thunder Hawk has for five years worked with theLakota People's Law Project (LPLP) of Rapid City and Santa Cruz, CA. Her work has consisted of organizing Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota grandmothers in South Dakota to win the return of Native American children to their families and tribes from white-run foster care, as mandated by the 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act. Thunder Hawk and the Lakota People's Law Project are fully supportive of all groups working to prevent Pe' Sla, a sacred Lakota pilgrimage site, from being sold to the highest non-Native bidder.
Shepard Fairey is the artist who created the red and blue "Hope" poster for Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, and Aaron Huey is the photographer who co-created this month's National Geographic cover story about the the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.
Madonna Thunder Hawk invites interviews. She and her support staff can be reached this weekend at Madonna(at)LakotaLaw(dot)org and 831-406-0349. A schedule of Thunder Hawk's activities and tour schedule is forthcoming—please see Facebook.com/LakotaPeoplesLawProject for updates.

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In the millions of years since Australia separated from Antarctica and drifted north, our continent's biodiversity has evolved mostly in isolation, while periodically taking on new 'passengers' from Asia.
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The aim of the project was to show how material that was destined for landfill could be used creatively instead. Staff from the Council contacted local exhibition and event display solutions company, Nimlok, to ask if they could help. Nimlok have their own graphics production capability in house and they also use fabric to put onto some of their display solutions. They donated five rolls of brightly coloured waste materials to assist with the project and were delighted with the end results!
The girl students were split into teams and given a box of recycled materials in which they had to create a Technicolour Dream Coat from. They spent two days designing and creating their coats before they were put before the judges to determine the winning design.
Craig Chalmers – Any Dream Will Do finalist – is currently starring in the lead role of the touring production of Joseph and his amazing Technicolour Dream Coat, and it just so happens that it is based at the Derngate theatre in Northampton this week. The winning design was announced yesterday and modelled by Craig Chalmers at the school. He commented; "It's a very original idea and I am very impressed with the coats. It is nice to see that Joseph can be the idea behind such an inventive project and also promotes the idea of recycling. It is as though the coats were made to measure, they have all done really well with their designs".
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Vivian is a 14-year-old from Miami, FL. She enjoys music and hanging out with friends. In the future, she hopes to become a psychologist because she loveshelping others in their times of need.
I still remember when I was a preteen, as I was one not too long ago. Some people would call those days the awkward days, and in many ways, I agree. I look back and realize that I, and many other preteens around me, was a follower of the herd, trying to fit in and trying to be cool like the big kids. We would always want to be like the teenagers, watching PG-13 movies and faking our ages on MySpace. When a child is 9-12, they're too old to do the kid stuff but too young to do the teen stuff. So what are they able to do? I, for one, did not want to stay a kid, I wanted to grow up already, so I went with the older option. This is an example that I can say was for many of the tweens that I was surrounded with who also had many pressures in order to fit in. Some pressures included music and TV, clothing, attitudes and speech, romantic relationships, and identity.
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These days, Disney Channel is an enormous influence of tweens. From Hannah Montana, Jonas, to Wizards of Waverly Place, many actors are becoming role models for these young people. These celebrities have been influencing the tweens so much that they want to watch all of their episodes, listen to all of their music, and even follow their personal lives in magazines like Popstar! and Tigerbeat, which have been created because of the high demand from tween girls. According to Wikipedia, Tigerbeat publishes these magazines in order to have tweens and other fan-crazed adolescents to be "buying the magazine due to the recent featuring of 'pre-teen' teen idols".
Tweens, as stated before, really care about fitting in. They want to start buying many teenage clothes in order to look fashionable and are more interested in the hip brand names including Abercrombie, Hollister, and American Eagle. As they become older, they become disinterested in brands like Justice that specifically cater to young girls. In addition, many (and I'm not saying all) tween girls have virtually no knowledge of modesty, so they start trying to show their developing bodies in inappropriate ways. They simply think that it's fashionable to wear a mini skirt and a really low top because that is what others are doing, and although teenagers do this as well, they are usually more knowledgeable in modesty.
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Curse words are now flying out of tween mouths, and most of the time, it's not even because they are angry. They just think that it is fun to say, and as my friend puts it, "it gets a little repetitive and sounds dumb." These words are being introduced into the tween lives, and before one knows it, they start leaving out of their mouths, thinking that it's cool to say them. Moreover, tweens are starting to rebel more against authority and drift away from their parents. They want a new sense of independence that they did not really have in childhood.
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For adults, it may be shocking to walk in the halls of some middle schools. There are actually many couples passing by, some even showing public displays of affection. However, for the regular students, it is part of everyday life, and they start to feel compelled to have relationships themselves. Because hormones begin to act up at these ages, they start contemplating about "love", and relationships may start to become a daily part of their lives. They think it's cool to have a boyfriend/girlfriend and soon enough, their whole entire group of friends have one!
As stated before, tweens try to become more independent. They also try to fit in with a certain image or style that suits them the best, such as being a skater or a prep. It's like trying on new clothes-they see whether or not one style looks good or is comfortable. They try on these styles mostly because they want to fit in with a certain group that have the same interests as them, and this is understandable because they are simply trying to find who they really are.


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PURPOSE: Pectus excavatum is a challenging clinical problem in the adult or adolescent patient due to the more rigid thoracic wall and advanced body self image. Long-term results of the sternal eversion technique are not currently described.
METHODS: A retrospective analysis was conducted of all patients over the age of 12 undergoing sternal eversion for pectus excavatum at LDS Hospital. Records were reviewed for concomitant procedures and postoperative complications. Patients were directly contacted to obtain follow-up on exercise tolerance and cosmetic result.
RESULTS: Fourty-four adolescent and adult patients underwent sternal eversion for pectus excavatum over a 21-year period from 1984 to 2005. Mean age was 21.4 years (range 13-67); there were 31 men and 13 women. Mean follow-up was 6.7 years (range 1 month to 19 years). Two patients had concomitant cardiac surgery, 5 had prior pectus repair, and 29 had bilateral pectoralis major flaps. Five (11.4%) patients were lost to follow-up and 3 (6.8%) declined follow-up. Of the remaining 36 patients, 30 (83%) described their postoperative general health as much better or somewhat better than before surgery. Twenty-six (72%) had no or very little limitation of vigorous activity and all 36 (100%) had no limitation of moderate activity. Thirty-one (86%) described their cosmetic appearance after surgery as excellent or very good.
CONCLUSION: Sternal eversion offers excellent long-term results for correction of pectus excavatum in adolescents and adults. The majority of patients have little, if any, limitation in physical activity and are satisfied with the cosmetic result of this technique.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Sternal eversion provides a durable cure for pectus excavatum in the adult and older adolescent. The operation is safe and effective for even severe forms of this chest wall deformity.
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This cute and comfy cottage has just enough room for everyone! It's beautifully furnished and the big kitchen, cathedral ceilings and open floorplan make it an ideal space for spending time with family and friends. Located one block from the Classic Shore waterfront, this cottage is a great place to catch the sunrise during an early morning stroll. It has three bedrooms and two baths. Located in a quiet neighborhood, the fenced in back yard is a great place for barbeques.
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We love Colonial Beach! I grew up coming to the Beach and the Northern Neck where my family owned different waterfront properties over the years. My father was in the Navy and he and my mother loved being near the water. I remember many family drives along the Colonial Beach waterfront just admiring the shoreline. We live and work in Maryland now but we find ourselves returning to the water time and again repeating those shoreline drives and enjoying that same timeless view.
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Cathy and Jeff have done a top-notch job in decorating and maintaining their cottage at Colonial Beach. It's located away from the main beach, but convenient by car to all the local attractions. I had a couple problems, that Cathy and Jeff squared away right away. The Thompsons' have done a very nice job conveying a beach/nautical theme throughout. Their cottage is very well equipped, with plenty of linens, kitchen equipment, even DVD's and games! I believe they must arrange for cleaning after every visit. My family had a very nice stay at the Starfish Cottage, and we will not think twice about staying there next time.
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With the advent of the Prospective Payment System (PPS) using Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs) as a classification method, the pros and cons of that mechanism have been sharply debated. Grouping the comments into categories related to administration/management, DRG system and quality of care, a review of relevant literature highlights the pertinent attitudes and views of professionals and organizations. Points constantly argued include data utilization, meaningful medical classifications, resource use, gaming, profit centers, patient homogenieity, severity of illness, length of stay, technology limitations and the erosion of standards.
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Can you speak two or more languages? If so, you'll be pleased to know your brain is reaping some serious benefits.
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Chapter Twelve: Of Frost and Frayed Ends (4)Mature
When the job was done, Henry broke the connection, stumbled back from the wall, and sat down in the frosty grass again. The potency of the new magic had made him feel a bit lightheaded. Anyway, he was flat-out exhausted.
As he sat, breathing heavily, he began to scrape absentmindedly at the cold dirt with the fingers of his right hand. He had managed to work his way a few inches down when his fingernail struck something solid. Something that felt like metal. He snapped his fingers, conjuring another blue mage light, and peered down at his find.
It seemed to be a small, round object, still mostly imbedded in the soil. After some investigation, he determined that it probably didn't extend much beyond what he could see of it, and thus it would be relatively easy to free. But his fingernails were too short to give him enough leverage.
He took his dagger from its sheath on his belt, and used it to pop the object loose of its earthy tomb. Sheathing the blade, he reached into the miniature excavation site and picked the thing up.
It was a pocket watch.
Henry's first thought was of the one that Aita had been twirling before attacking him, and his blood curdled in his veins. Perhaps Aita had escaped, found him here, and some how left him an omen of his impending doom. But no—that pocket watch had been larger than this one, and anyway, it seemed unlikely that Aita would want to warn him again, not unless he could be sure that Henry couldn't get away like he had the last time.
He polished the dirt off with the hem of his cloak and held it to the light. It looked strangely familiar, but he couldn't quite place it. He flipped it open with the dirt-caked nail of his thumb, and saw that it had stopped. No wonder: it had probably been buried there for years with no one to wind it.
Then, inexplicably, he knew where he had seen it before. He had been fidgeting with it earlier that night, when he had been sitting with Seymour.
This was Seymour's pocket watch.
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Henry thought about it. There were two possibilities: either this was not Seymour's pocket watch and just happened to look an awful lot like it, or it was Seymour's pocket watch and something exceptionally strange had occurred on this spot.
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Every Tuesday during the football season the Big Ten coaches participate in a teleconference with the media where they talk about their previous game and preview their upcoming opponent, and they also take questions from the media. Peegs.com has the full transcript of what Indiana head coach Kevin Wilson had to say during his portion of the teleconference earlier today.
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Q – With the Big Ten going to the new replay system just wanted to see if you have noticed anything different with that. Has communication been a little bit better with the referees after a replay?
COACH WILSON: This year to me, and we've always had I thought very strong refs, but this year our communication during the game, and I always hear our head of officials talk about that, our game day officials have been great. They've got, I don't know if our fans know this, but they've got the little wireless things where they are talking to themselves and they are communicating a lot during the game so I think our communication has been great.
I personally…each game it's different from camera angles and when calls do get changed because of camera angles and some places have better cameras some games when it's a better TV draw. I like the human element part of our game, and coaches making bad plays and good plays and players, and referees. I think calls are a part of the game so I'm kind of an old school guy that sometimes a missed call is a part of the game and you deal with it. But I think replay has been good, and I think our referees do a great job of communicating.
Q – Just to make sure, you are in favor of the proposal out there for a June signing date?
COACH WILSON: I liked it at the end of the summer. I didn't really…all of these proposals don't matter so I haven't sat down and read them. I know there were several proposed. I like doing towards the end of summer before two-a-days get started. With all of these early commitments I just think as coaches and as players it would make coaches be more real about offers. It would show if the kid's commitment was real. If a kid commits but doesn't want to sign that means he's still looking around, or if a coach doesn't send a paper to a kid that is committed that means he took him but maybe there is something else he wanted.
There is a lot of…the word (commitment) doesn't mean a lot right now. I'm like the old school hand shake, give your word mean something and I think the best way to do that is get the contract and make it official. I don't think we need to speed it up. I just think we need to have two signing dates, one at the end of summer, and then the traditional recruiting period continues and we do the normal February signing date that we have.
Q – Is there any difference between the middle of June and the end of summer? Or is that when camps are going on?
COACH WILSON: To me when you go through June you have a chance for the kids to be here. I think July needs to be a dead period for coaches, which it has been. You're limited, you can't call them so they've got to call you. And it's up to you…every coach can say that he has his summertime vacation, but every coach is on Twitter direct messaging and texting kids all the time, or he has an office assistant doing it for him.
I personally like go through your May recruiting, do your summer visits in June, give the coaches the July period, have the signing day at the end of summer if an early commitment wants to sign. If not, we go recruiting and keep marching on like we always do. I like the way the calendar is going right now. I wish we had an end of July period, lock them down if they're good and let's move on.
Q – Where have you seen Coy Cronk progress from his debut at FIU until now?
COACH WILSON: Well, he is still learning how to play. He is a very athletic kid, very big. He is learning how to play with the strength you need and the body control. Sometimes as a young player…he is coming out of an offense that ran the ball a lot so we're teaching him how to slow down and use his athleticism and play with a little bit more body control. He'll get a great challenge again this week because Nebraska's pass rush, particularly off the edge, is very, very strong. We were very excited when he came here. He is a very talented player. He is off to a good start to what could be a good career.
Q – How have you seen Rashard Fant grow as a person off the field?
COACH WILSON: He has always been very, very smart. What he's done is he has matured as a player and he's playing with a lot of confidence. I just appreciate the way he is approaching the game. He has always been a very smart kid. He came out of a great high school, a private school kid out of Atlanta. Strong family. Always been talented, always been smart and now he's using the combination of intelligence…where sometimes I think early his intelligence led him to question, and now I think he's using his intelligence to put himself in good positions. He is trusting the coaches, he is trusting his teammates, and with that he is growing as a man.
Like I said, he is one of our best leaders and he is one of the best students. He is very well represented within our athletic department with many things that he does. Some of the services that our department does in our Excellence Academy. He is a tremendous young man and he is starting to play really good football. I'm really, really proud of him.