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Fast | Domin ^I li&L A Sam Harrington brei resident. Dave Nathan; (? STUC Sti !Stu IL>IS( Tic Go1 ^^SSSpSSSS pizza I o's delivers i "- ^B iHi US 8 !*?:-:>>&?S3^^^^H $-?''. . i"f ' iks the tape in Laborde's pizza ( ton (I) calls out Harrington's time IF.NT GOV jdent Govi Electio March I, Run for off J . /*> aeni ooverm For more infc Call 7-2C :ount Bus; r . - - i*> a * Keis soia ii vernment Daih lili iiiiwi'iwriiiiwiii mii ! ! iipjSjjMaMHHMttM ftli LkAM I ^ uii me run wiieii u | cht ffiiMi* c - pi> If spr an( ; ?: ? - V;:; ,;;.;;;:;sr g :'V 11111 ? m" Nal H wit WMmM SM&M?:: T .: : i . ' . ' I piz; __ - 1 . . . ' ' ' : B nf T npac Bui the tiro the yes an< Bui ore Photo by |of Jackson NS ierbv as ho is chearflri hv a snnnnri flnnr , SLUI i- line Jl : if" ERNMENT I ernment j|| ns eh 1983 I ice or I S ment Seats. 11 'i 11 senium >54. B 3 j i h - * - ? I ana Movie 1I n Student 11 12:30-3:30 I iborde room 21Q cal i ImsBP* Dave Nathanson Dave Nathanso Chris Handal "W or jj t's 5:33 p.m. He dials the phone. "This is Nath; Room 210 Laborde. We want a large ?ese pizza and four cokes. You're on the "N ck." be ir lix minutes and 47 seconds later Dwight Nath 'er, a manager at Domino's Pizza, in th< ints across the finish line with a pizza "M i then falls to the floor panting. thusi yhile many students on campus wait 15 Ther lutes or more on a pizza, Dave ?0 bhanson is able to get his so quickly minu ause of a contest he and Jeff Burge have was h Dominn's Pi7.7A dpiivprv nf?or?lp . ? j i 1 was < 'HE OBJECT is to see who can deliver a u za the fastest. The prize is two six-packs Th Sudweiser beer to the winner and one six- Plye ;k of Bud for the second fastest time, itloc :ge said. A quart of Bud will be given to delivery person with the most improved H<te. he said. chall We began the contest this semester, but Harr idea came to us during final exams last ir. We were ordering pizzas late at night ?rea 1 thought it would be fun to time them," Dom rgesaid. plac< 'he idea grew. Now every time a pizza is To lered from Domino's, Burge and said thanson clock the delivery on a digital plan pwatch and sometimes set up a finish thin* i. said. ^;/ ^Bggtev jjgK Br +* mf Jgl - .' Hfe^. -^Ij^L ' ; 4 V nHIr', r^M B J J JL ^ : ' ;W^- IM' V;!?3 A Multi-Media Pr Wed. Feb 9 idi,;ak Russell House G TJ Students $1 nn s -y - V W o ISSUES. ; lis - Photo by |oe lacVson _ mm % n Jen tsurge e penalize them if they spill the cokes : the pizza isn't cooked enough," anson said. OT ALL the delivery people wanted to lvolved, but most take it seriously," anson said. Most of the times have been 2 six-to-nine-minute range, he said, [ost of them have been real enastic. A 12-pack is not too bad for free. majority of them like it," Burge said, ne time a pizza didn't arrive in 30 ites, and we got the $2 discount, but that after a basketball game and everyone ordering pizzas so there was no way to s one quickly," he said. e current leader in the pizza derby is r, with the time of 5:04. "I know I've got ked up," he said. )WEVER, FLYER'S lead was lenged not 20 minutes later when Sam ington broke the tape with a time of to join Plyer as the only other person to k the six-minute mark. Another ino's manager, Troy Smith, is in third g with a 6:19 delivery. keep the event competitive, Nathanson they order about one pizza a night and to run the contest until spring break. "I [ we own stock in Domino's Pizza," he HQ' J -tfl "~jL a . 1 aq HP | Sistnrw itf aw m y w f^OLV esentation r. an tallroom 1 ub'ic $ 2-^m BHSI1I 3 wmw%w I ' * a n f >i i n a rnonnAM union h