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and senior Richard Powell, raised $20,911 to aid the affected sports. Still, most of the sports — including men ' s lacrosse, men ' s swimming, and women ' s golf — relied on their team fund raisers. Senior Margie Johnson, a member of the women ' s track team, was appalled by the budget cuts: It ' s a pretty sad thing that an administration that is so big on the liberal arts education is so condemning of sports. The money could have been found. The cut sports were not the only sports stories this year. Jim Copeland announced his resigna- tion as the men ' s athletic director on April 10 in order to take the position of director of athletics at the University of Utah in July. Copeland ' s often stormy tenure included the now infamous stadium expansion controversy, the six cut sports, and two consecutive winning football seasons for the first time in years. The Tribe ' s new-found winning ways brought William and Mary ' s usually subdued football fans to Gary Stadium. The quest for the spirit keg, sponsored by the cheerleaders, encouraged fraternities, sororities, and entire dorm halls to outdo one another in supporting the Tribe. The homecoming parade, led by alumna Linda Lavin, was also well attended. Team spirit has never been a problem at Tribe basket- ball games. This season, basketball fans were a bit too zealous in the opinion of many. Prompted by ;he derogatory cheers directed towards Olden Poiynice at the UVA game, coach Barry Parkhill All photos, Mike Nikolich Graves appeared as Santa Claus for the last time Jennifer Quartana and Gin Parsons weren ' t at Yule Log first semester. Students and faculty stopped by the cold. The lingenng snow br ought out crammed into Wren courtyard to hear about the the children in all of us as snowball fights and grinch from Blacksburg. snowmen showed up around campus.
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