The C ollegian In this week's Collegian. Cold Steel February 2, 1996 Perspectives Get read for changes Emotions run high for both teams and fans in the campus newspaper and sign up By BEN FLETCHER to be a part of the Super Bowl XXX interception was simply Collegian News Editor O'Donnell's fault for over- staff 2 Emotions varied widely More Than The Score throwing, although no Steel- ers were in sight. The second among Grove City pro foot- Years since a Pittsburgh major professional sports team coincidentally went to the News ball fans after the Pittsburgh lost a championship: 69. same Cowboy with no yellow Steelers loss in Tempe, Ariz. Hillary Clinton has Almost everyone suffered The game: 1927 World Series, Yankees beat the Pirates. and black in the vicinity. disappointment and frustra- Person Dallas coach Barry Switzer joins who has won Cowher blames the second on testified in front of a both national college championships and Super Bowl ti- a miscommunication between tion at a game that momen- tles: former Dallas coach Jimmy Johnson. O'Donnell and the intended grand jury on her tarily favored the Steeler's. involvement in the Cowboy who felt numb after defeating the team he receiver Andre Hastings. The remaining few make Dallas defensive back Whitewater up the Cowboys fan club seen rooted for as a child: Steve Case. Larry Brown had the fortune proudly displaying their Cash payment each Dallas player received: $42,000. scandal of catching both interceptions 3 blasphemous blue and gray Cash payment each Pittsburgh player received: $27,000. and receiving the MVP And Dr. Charles stars around campus during Ticket prices days leading up to the game: $1,200 and award. The last defensive Logue shares some the days of mourning follow- up. back to receive the honor was ing Sunday's game. Ticket prices minutes before kick off: $250-$500. Miami's Jake Scott in the secrets of getting a As always, the Super Bowl has already been analyzed Parking fee: $75. Dolphin's 1973 victory over job 3 Number of people arriving at the stadium: more than the Redskins. extensively and quarterback Update your Neil O'Donnell's two fatal in- 100,000. To O'Donnell's credit, directory. Note the tercepted passes will never Stadium capacity: about 75,000. Cowher stated he does not believe his team could have room changes and cease to replay in the players' minds. Stats from the Big Game made it as far as they did residences of new and The majority of the game Dallas Pittsburgh without O'Donnell's perfor- transfer student 4-5 statistics indicate Pittsburgh's Score 27 17 mance throughout the season. domination of the second First Downs 15 25 Despite the analysis most half with the obvious excep- Steelers fans will credit the Religion Total Net Yards 254 tion of turnovers. Dallas 310 close score to the defense and quarterback Troy Alkman Net Yards Rushing 56 103 Participants in the 30- the loss to O'Donnell. Pitts- threw no interceptions while Net Yards Passing 198 207 burgh Post-Gazette Columnist Hour Famine will work O'Donnell's two gave Dallas Time of Possession 26:11 33:49 Ron Cook sums up feelings to save kids' lives plus the chance they needed to with "One guy doesn't win or the chapel schedule and win the game. O'Donnell's from a Hail Mary pass during lose a game. But O'Donnell third interception resulted According to Steelers 6 the last seconds of the game. came as close as you can a devotional Coach Bill Cowher the first come." Entertainment Harrod and Funck duo to grace Ketler The Brno Orchestra will perform By BRIAN BIANCHI Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Collegian Staff Writer as part of the Guest Artist Series and Jason Harrod and Brian Funck are a young musical Mortar Board presents duo who have gained its annual Dessert recognition for their hypnotic guitar work, seamless vocal Theater tonight 7 harmonies, and gifted song- Check out the Goo writing abilities. The two hall Goo Dolls CD review from North Carolina and Illi- nois, respectively, and cur- and off campus tunes .8 rently work out of Maine. Movie reviewer Their style of music has a Andrew Coffin gives unique wide-ranged appeal, for they frequently entertain his thoughts on 12 crowds of individuals 10 Get to know Scott years their junior and people older than their two ages Barcus and find out combined. how to get tickets to an When I first picked up Off Broadway show. 10 their album, "Dreams of the Color Blind," and was soak- ing in the cool artwork of the Sports case, I was pleasantly sur- prised to see that it was pro- Jason Harrod and Brian Funck will perform at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Ketler. The Lady Wolverine duced by Mark Heard. That's These guys must be alright, I My favorite song off the which states, "You could swim teams wins their right, Mark Heard: the late- thought. album is "Cuckoo." It drown these lonely hours with ninth straight meet and great poet, singer, songwriter, And I was not let down. vaguely resembles U2, but just a single moment of your and forerunner of Christian On "Dreams of the Color then again, what doesn't any- face." the Holy Wars Lacrosse music. Blind," Harrod and Funck more? The acoustic guitars Poetic, huh? Tournament starts As I opened the case and create a relaxed atmosphere are coated with a slight delay "Worn Out Welcome" is today 11 began to read the credits, I that enables the listener to just and the fluidity of the fretless almost a lounge tune with was once again pleasantly The Mens Swim Team sit back and enjoy, as if the bass adds a lot to the song. It Steve Hindalong's brush surprised. Tim Chandler and duo was right there perform- destroys Westminster, Steve Hindalong, both from questions the reason we live, playing spicing it up. ing. The eleven songs on the Who is the holder of your The final track, The Choir, lent their musical taking all 13 events in a album examine human talents on bass gultar and devotion and does it really set "Postmark," combines the clean sweep 12 experience with a spiritual drums to complete Harrod you free?" fine guitar playing and vocal mindset, yet are filled with the and Funck back-up band. Another notable tune is See FUNCK, page 8 frustration of life. "Hand Draws Flowers"