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Feedback National Football League players announced Tuesday a strike against the NFL owners. The strike is the first in the sport's history and the second sports strike in just more than a year. The players are demanding $1.6 billion over tour years, owners are ottering me same amount, but over a period of five years. "It is not right. They should work out a contract without striking. It will definitely put a dent in Monday night football." Beth McKinney Psychology fres hman yunr 1 1 (. ; ; v.v agpay- i ;i 1 ~ :_i "I think that it is too bad. It is a real shame for the television networks. I don't know much about how their contracts work, but I don't think they need more money." Jan Geiger Political science senior ' x ??IIWiT "I don't care. College football will take up the slack. If you compare it to the baseball strike, it won't affect the fans that much, but I'm sure it'll hurt the owners." Gary Spires History junior I nmmMtiwmrmmmmmimf'tmmMmniMmriwammMMmi I DUCK HE $1 REGISTERED HARRIS SPORT! COATS Reg. Now $195 $9< Cotton Wool Sweat I 5% OFF Free Monogramming C All Dress Shirts I All Fall Slacks g I 5% OFF The first game affected by the strike was last night's match between the Atlanta Falcons and the Kansas City Chiefs. The strike may last one weekend, or it may cancel the entire season. Students were asked to give their views on the strike. Interviews by Mary Anne Banich. Photos by Andy Putnam. "I don't like it. I think that the players make enough now. The players make more than the average college graduate anyway, and most of them probably couldn't get through college. Now they want more money." Joe Sutcliffe Pre-med freshman Jil^K^^^^BPI "I wish that it wouldn't happen. *- "? + ? ?v>n fllfAllrth fho cpmp<jfpr 11 gCld 11IC UUUUgu n?\/ . It's the only thing that keeps me awake on Monday night to study after the weekend." Bobby Kennedy Occupational health graduate student . jT ; . - : ,- J-"::.Wp MHMMHHiaHDBnnHHBWIMDHnnBNHBaan AD KHAKIS 5.95 ; ? r m.k|| Kmdfeers 605 Harden St. 254-3934 (MHHHnHIKMStlBSVMMMMHnHnnHMBIHUARnAi 11 I A I \ \Li mgpn PRINT SEPTEMBI m^kiT /\r no af rkvjin i ur ku: ON GREEN IO:ooam PRINTS BY PICASSO, DEGAS, ROCKWELL, TRAVEL POSTERS AN I I SPONSORED BY VISUAL ARTS COMMITTEE Made Possible By Student Activity Fees I I ?? I <3***; I m / ^ m I \ + Im y V1 f -S it Wiriav 11 H< I 3:00 "|| Friday | Georg ' :4y. II Saturd; If! 7:vu I Z U || Save Tic * ,1 for Fri 4 SALE ER 20-25 JSELL HOUSE E STREET b:oo PM WARHOL, MONET, ? OTHERS ID LASER PHOTOS ?I?W i Ano11NA rmir.nAM UNION ri I I Ill I IllwnTili'UiItfJIMMU ^Hs? | ill Q* / I > \ m Jy \ I f S I Happy | our 1 - 7SO? | &?. ? Night | ;ia Party | . a*.' :4ry. :+s. !+s. ay Night I i. ( ir 1 i :Ket Stub I sje uratx m . _ . . .... . *>'