Arkansas: The Lumberjacks are 0-1 all-time against the Razorbacks. Senior Chaz Dykes and sophomore Josh Alexander each added 10 points. Senior center Antuane Miller led SFA with 14 points. The Lumberjacks used that stretch to make it a one-point game (50-49), but could not pull even with the Frogs. The edge in turnover points helped TCU carry an eight-point margin to halftime, and that cushion proved big enough to hold off a 12-3 SFA run late in the second half. Meanwhile, SFA could only muster one point off TCU's 10 first-half turnovers. The Horned Frogs took full advantage of those turnovers in the first half, turning 12 Lumberjack miscues into 13 points. The game was marred by 41 turnovers between the two teams. Last Game: SFA suffered its first loss of the season in a 59-53 defeat at TCU. 500 in its second road contest of the season. SFA (1-1) will be looking to move back above. The Razorbacks (1-0) return seven lettermen from last year's 22-10 NCAA Tournament qualifier.

Austin Lumberjack basketball team will face perhaps its toughest test of the season Saturday, when it travels to Fayetteville, Ark., to take on the University of Arkansas. Recommended for large lesbian/gay collections or for readers with particular interest in Eastern Europe.The Stephen F. However, many readers, especially those who enjoyed his novel Cody may be disappointed. He obviously aims his book at a gay male audience. Furthermore, he fails to adequately portray his fellow travelers or local residents with whom he becomes friendly or intimate. Since he was travelling on a limited budget without an itinerary or reservations at the height of the tourist season, his complaints generally lack validity. He whines his way through each country, complaining about transportation, accommodations, food and many of the people that he encounters. Unfortunately, Hale’s account of his travels fails to match the excellence of his political or historical commentary. This information appears accurate and is especially timely given the emergence of gay and lesbian communities following decades of brutal suppression under communist regimes in the region. One chapter contains an overview of recent gay and lesbian history in Eastern Europe. This recent travelogue combines an account of his adventures with historical background on the areas that he visited. In the summer of 1989, gay novelist and teacher Keith Hale visited four countries in southeastern Europe. In the Land of Alexander: Gay Travels, With History and Politics, in Hungary, Yugoslavia, Turkey, and Greece. This review was originally published in Vol.

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Cody by Keith Hale