Woman Suspects She Was Drugged

THURSDAY What an earful November7, 2002 Comedy pokes fun at love ,/,* Arts 15 Showers High: 50 I Low: 37 More weather, Page 2

Woman suspects she was drugged Natasha Jakslch She believes she was the vic- seconds that Benny's drink was staff, I really don't want to to drink - a common assump- Daily Evergreen staff tim of a date rape drug. tampered with. think of what would have hap- tion of date-rape drugs. Benny, a junior broadcasting "I fell down and hit my head pened to me," she said. ''Nobody believed me at all, S It was the scariest night of they kept on testing me for nar- arah Benny's life. major, remembers the night on a metal bar," she said. "It felt ''1really didn't think anything very vividly. as if my whole body weighed a cotics ... nobody understood that It was Halloween and Benny was wrong with her, until she "I had been to many bars ton ... it was almost paralyzing." collapsed, then I knew some- I was the victim," Benny said. spent the evening at Valhalla, Benny said she then request- Where she thinks someone before," Benny said. ''1know I'm Benny then went into con- thing wasn't right at all,"said supposed to watch my drink, vulsions, her eyes started Benny's roommate, Gina ed that she be tested for the ~lipped an unknown substance date-rape drug. She won't know lllto her drink. but it was only a couple seconds rolling back and she was rushed Bourdage. that I was away from my to Pullman Memorial Hospital. the results for a couple more She passed out, hitting her- At Pullman Memorial weeks. head as she fell and was rushed drink." "If it wasn't for my roommate Hospital, Benny said she was to Pullman Memorial Hospital. But, it was in those matter of with me and the nice Valhalla treated as if she had too much See DRUGGED, Page 4 GROWLING AT THE MOON Students: .Cheaters should be punished Travis Pavegllo Daily Evergreen staff

Cheating at WSU has little-to- no consequences. This agreement came from a student panel during a monthly symposium Wednesday afternoon presented by the WSU Ethics Interest Group (EIG). The symposium, "Students Speak Out on the Culture of Cheating," discussed issues of cheating and plagiarism on campus. "The consequences for cheating should be failing a class," said Justin Nikbakhsh-Tali, a member of the four-person panel. 'This does- n't happen enough at this or any university." Michael Mercer, a member ofthe . panel, said the lack of consequences for cheaters is the biggest problem r.'IOOnbeamsand streetlights cast one of the cougar statues outside Beasley Coliseum In an eerie red light. surrounding academic dishonesty for the university. 'Ib support his point, Mercer told a collected crowd of more than 50 students and staff about a student on the President's Honor Roll who This week's special: Duck Soup had been caught cheating three times. Amy Trang Panel members Jennifer Buren Daily Evergreen staff and Nikbakhsh-Tali said, they, too knew of instances where students erdinand's is offering Cougars a chance to feast on had been caught cheating with few duck. consequences. FInhonor of Saturday's football game against the "It's like stealing," said Oregon Ducks Ferdinand's is offering an ice cream spe- Nikbakhsh-Tali. "I'm supposed to cialty called ~ck Soup. be paying for an education where . The "soup" is chocolate sauce on the bottom of a dish, everyone receives a grade on their WIth a scoop of mint chip ice cream, candy com for the performance." feet and a cherry for the head to represent a duck. Mercer said he feels teachers "We are trying to come up with ice cream items for often are afraid to report instances each football team we play," said John Leavey, . of cheating because they might lose Ferdinand's manager. ''We incorporated the green ill the their jobs or embarrass their soup for Oregon's colors." department. Last weekend for the football game against Arizona He said in order for cheating to State Ferdinand's came up with their first football- decrease, teachers need to come for- them~ specialty, Sun Devil Meltdown, whi:ch was ward with instances of cheating. strawberry ice cream with strawberry topping and red Nikbakhsh- Tali agreed with hot candies. Mercer. "Ice cream didn't sell as well that day because it was ''If you know a professor is out to a colder day," Leavey said. . catch cheaters," he said, "cheating The Ferdinand's staff is continuing to come up WIth won't happen." ice cream ideas for future football games. "We are still trying to figure out what to do with the According to WSUs student lIuskies," Leavey said. . . handbook, the first instance of '*, The staff hopes the new items will be something fun cheating reported by to the Office of for fans to eat when visiting for football games. Mark Han/Daily Evergreen Student Affairs is treated The "Duck Soup" from WSU Ferdinand's Creamery. It uses mint chocolate purely as an academic matter. See DUCK SOUp, Page 4 chip Ice cream for the body, cherry for the head and candy for the legs. See CHEATERS, Page 4 11-07 2&3 11/6/02 8:34 PM Page 1

2 | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2002 NEWS THE DAILY EVERGREEN policelog Pullman weather The police log comes from the The reporting party said her Stray animals Friday: Showers Pullman and WSU daily activity log. daughter’s cell phone was stolen S.W. Arbor Street, 11:38 a.m. High: 47 Low: 36 from a fraternity and since then, The reporting party said a pig Saturday: Light rain Monday phone calls have been made on was loose in a yard adjacent to High: 47 Low: 33 the phone to Portland and the reporting party’s yard. Sunday: Light rain Parking problem Spokane. When the phone was High: 46 Low: 22 called, a male answered. North Grand Avenue, 8:08 a.m. Threatening The reporting party said peo- N.E. Stadium Way, 5:41 p.m. ple were purchasing tickets at Theft The reporting party said he Cougar Depot and were parked in South Grand Avenue, 10:35 received a phone call from an the reporting party’s parking lot. a.m. newsbriefs angry customer who accused the will look at the cultural context The reporting party said a man reporting party of stealing his College Hill future of book binding and how the Theft who rented a room stole a bed money and said he was going to availability of materials, the type N.E. Colorado Street, 9:05 a.m. spread. beat the reporting party up. to be discussed of writing and other cultural con- A workshop to discuss the ditions affect the technology of future of College Hill will take book production. If you think something has been incorrectly Editor: TJ Conrads place from 6 to 9 p.m. on Nov. The Daily Evergreen reported ... contact Editor TJ Conrads at 335-3194. 335-3194, [email protected] P.O. 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THE DAILY EVERGREEN NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2002 | 3 Fraternity running for charity

UW and WSU Kappa where the WSU Kappa Sigmas will us on because they know we are Cougs take over and run the ball to Martin Run Against Hunger and what we are doing,” said Ryan Nass, Sigma chapters deliver Stadium. a member of Kappa Sigma. More than a 300-mile run. The duo is hoping to put a dent in Apple Cup ball to Pullman This year, the Kappa Sigmas are Three straight days. teaming up with McDonald’s to bene- Members run nonstop. hunger and smiles on kids’ faces this Brandon Ramsey fit the Ronald McDonald House as well Annual event. year. Contributing writer as Northwest Harvest. Shakers supports the men annually The men will hit as many with a $1,000 donation. Every year, Kappa Sigma fraternity McDonald’s restaurants as possible Other members of the Pullman com- runs across the state raising thousands along the way. The Palouse supports the Kappa munity also donate toward the cause. of dollars for cancer research and kids in The members of the fraternity run Sigmas in their journey across state. The Kappa Sigmas have raised up to need by running across Washington On years when the Apple Cup is $15,000 in the past with the philan- with the Apple Cup game ball in the with the ball in front of a bus, and when held at UW, the WSU chapter starts its they get tired, they raise the ball in the thropy. “Run Against Hunger.” run with WSU football coach Mike Although they are lagging in dona- The “Run Against Hunger” takes air without stopping, and another mem- Price. place during the Wednesday, Thursday ber takes it and continues. Price sets the Kappa Sigmas up in an tions so far this year, President Derek and Friday leading up to Apple Cup “It is very eerie running in the middle offensive formation in the middle of Feldsted hopes to kick it in gear and every year. of a wheat field at 3 in the morning,” said Martin Stadium, hands the game ball off raise the standard for philanthropies. This year the ball will begin with Kappa Sigma Recycling Chair Joey to the running back and the trek to “Community service is intrinsic for a UW football coach Rick Neuheisel and VanKlavern. “But it’s all worth it in the Husky stadium begins. positive image of the Greek system and the UW Kappa Sigmas. They will run end to know the money is going to the less “We have been doing this for a long is good PR for local chapters,” Feldsted the ball to a Wenatchee McDonald’s, fortunate.” time, so along the way people will cheer said. Pink eye oozes across campus Myiah Hutchens students are experiencing any Daily Evergreen staff Symptoms of these symptoms, they • Pinkness or redness of the should contact their health Many Pullman residents are whites of the eyes or inner care provider because pink eye seeing pink. eyelids. is highly contagious. Mary C. Steed, nurse coordi- • Feeling like something is in The typical treatment of nator at Health and Wellness your eye that you can’t get out. bacterial conjunctivitis is an Services, said there have been a • Discharge. antibiotic eye drop, and large number of cases of con- • Itchiness of the eyes. putting a warm compress on junctivitis, commonly known as • Blurred vision. eyes can help relieve discom- pink eye. • Sensitivity to light. fort. “In October, we had 199 Viral conjunctivitis usually cases of conjunctivitis,” Steed Health and Wellness Web site: will go away on its own in said. “That doesn’t even count www.hws.wsu.edu about a week. the cases at Pullman Memorial To control the spread of (Hospital).” pink eye, people should wash Steed said there have been forms are highly contagious, pillowcases, towels and wash- numerous cases in November, according to Health and cloths daily, wash their hands as well. Wellness. frequently, throw away old eye Kris Finch, public relations Steed said there have been makeup, especially mascara, director for Pullman Memorial cases of both viral and bacterial and avoid sharing eye make- forms of conjunctivitis. Hospital, said the hospital up. Symptoms of conjunctivitis treated 30 cases of conjunctivi- include pinkness or redness of Steed said conjunctivitis can tis in October and 11 cases so the whites of the eyes or inner be spread through hand-to-eye far in November, which is an eyelids, feeling like something contact, towels and washcloths increase from last year. is in your eye that you can’t get or handling contacts with dirty Conjunctivitis is caused by out, discharge, itchiness of the hands. viruses, bacteria, allergies or eyes, blurred vision or sensitiv- “We want to get the word out irritation. It is an inflammation ity to light. that people need to wash their of the membrane around the Although pink eye usually hands and not touch their eyes,” eye, and viral and bacterial does not have lasting effects, if Steed said. ASWSU Senate fills its judicial board positions Seniors confirmed next December,” said District 8 helped many senators decide to Sen. John Keith. confirm him. despite hesitation However, other senators “I’ve was very involved polit- about class standing believed qualifications took ically when I was in Sweden,” precedence over how long the Bolander said. “I’ve worked for Amy Trang applicants would be at the uni- a conservative Swedish party versity. and also for a Swedish con- Daily Evergreen staff “The senior issue is discrim- sulate.” The ASWSU Judicial Board ination to me,” said District 1 Nicole Zuger, an English now is complete. Sen. Heidi Warren. “We need major, was confirmed 10-4 by Despite some hesitance on to look past it and look at the Senate. confirming the final two judicial these qualified applicants.” Zuger was up for confirma- board members, the ASWSU The Senate confirmed tion two weeks ago, but was Senate confirmed two seniors to Christian Bolander, a political denied because of rumors about the board at its Wednesday science major, with a vote of 11- her biases. meeting. 4. In her statement to the Because the other three “He seems very qualified,” Senate, Zuger said she would justices are seniors, some sen- said District 6 Sen. Chad do her job. ators were weary of confirm- Savaikie. “He will be a great “I am here to serve the stu- ing two more senior candi- asset to the J-Board and he will dents of ASWSU and make Personalize your paper: dates. provide another point of view. He sure the leaders they have “We need to put people on sees things for what they are.” elected are doing their job,” she www.dailyevergreen.com the board who will be on past Bolander’s experiences also said. 11-07-02 01, 04 11/6/02 8:53 PM Page 2

4 | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2002 NEWS THE DAILY EVERGREEN communitycalendar Today The WSU Outdoor Recreation climber. For more information, Thon to raise money for the The Sailing Club will meet at Center, the WSU Alpine Ski Club call 335-2651. Muscular Dystrophy Foundation. 5 p.m. in CUB room 110-111. The ASWSU Films Committee and the ASWSU Up All Night They will swing for 24 hours on will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Board will sponsor a slide show Kappa Delta sorority and Phi the lawn of Phi Sigma Kappa’s The WSU Democrats will meet lobby of the third floor of the CUB. presentation from Kitty Calhoun, Sigma Kappa fraternity will par- chapter house. at 4:15 p.m. in CUB room 219. a world-class mountaineer and ticipate in their annual Swing-a-

lished by The Alternatives to DRUGGED Violence, alcohol is the most continued from front page common date-rape drug. Some effects of the many types of “I’m so scared now of going drugs may include impaired out, period,” she said. motor skills, amnesia, seizures, “The worst thing is that you rapid intoxication, and even in can’t even trust the people some severe cases, death. around you anymore, and that Mary Steed, Nursing scares me to death,” she said. Coordinator at WSU Health Benny is one of the few vic- and Wellness, said she encour- tims of the date-rape drug that ages everyone to report any ever reports it. thoughts of having been given “People just don’t report it any type of substance. for whatever the reason, that’s “The key is to tell somebody why statistically the numbers about it.” are low,” said Andrea Piper, “There is no doubt in my assistant director of mind that Sarah had some- Alternatives to Violence. thing put in her drink,” “Substances put into drinks Bourdage said. often mimic alcohol and leave Benny agreed. the body in less than 48 hours, “I hate not knowing if that so in some cases, it’s very hard person is walking next to me on to detect,” Piper added. campus. They could even be in According to a pamphlet pub- some of my classes,” she said.

worthless office hour a week for CHEATERS his students,” he said. continued from front page Mercer and the rest of the panel agreed professors do not In response to the agreement, have enough time or money in a number of professors raised their departments to be involved the concern that they are not with every student. They said trained to confront students with the problem of cheating lies in cheating. the fact professors cannot always To help them, professors check to see if their students are asked the panel a number of plagiarizing work they turn in. questions concerning possible “The entire system doesn’t consequences for cheaters. have enough money,” Mercer One idea brought up by Co- said. “Money equals time and Director of EIG Susan Kilgore time allows professors to interact recently was recommended at with their students,” he said. the University of North Nilbakhsh-Tali said the uni- Carolina. versity and professors need to Under the plan, students make sure to specify what cheat- caught cheating would receive ing is to students. Without the an “XF” on their transcript, rules clearly defined, students denoting failure due to cheating. can justify their cheating by Mercer said part of the prob- claiming they didn’t know any lem at WSU is due to students’ better. ability to take failed courses over and replace the grade. Other issues covered by the “An F in a class is worthless if panel included the increased I can take it again and get the ability to cheat and plagiarize grade changed,” he said. using the Internet and fear as a In addition to the grade motivation for cheating. change, the panel discussed the “I think there are situations option of exposing cheaters to the where faculty should consider public. the underlying motivation for Nikbakhsh-Tali said this plagiarism,” she said. “Some stu- could deter students from consid- dents may be struggling or have ering academic dishonesty. a learning disability.” “I wouldn’t want to see my Kilgore said the symposium name flashed on the screen at was very productive and infor- Martin Stadium for cheating,” mative. She said she would have he said. liked to have more students on Student-teacher relations the panel, but as Mercer pointed were another issue brought up out, students do not talk enough by Mercer. about academic dishonesty. He said cheating will be less “WSU students need to come likely to occur if professors had up with a mandate,” she said. “I more involvement in the stu- will be happy to help students dent’s life. interested in starting another “I just dropped a class today discussion, but it has to be their because the professor had one initiative.

ful with it, so we wanted to try DUCK SOUP it,” Leavey said. “This will be continued from front page the first ice cream from Ferdinand’s that will be sent “It is a fun way to get fans through the mail.” involved with the game and up But before they start taking sales,” said Jennifer DeVoe, a orders, Ferdinand’s is working junior animal science major on a packaging design that will who works at Ferdinand’s. be efficient and inexpensive. Leavey agreed. “Shipping ice cream is “We are just trying to do expensive with the packaging something fun and hopefully for the ice cream and the dry get people into the mood for ice ice to ship it with, so we are cream,” he said. still working on a design,” Ferdinand’s also plans to Leavey said. spread its ice cream to Cougar If successful, Leavey says fans around the country. Ferdinand’s will start shipping Starting next year, they will other ice cream flavors. ship their Apple Cup Crisp ice “I think alumni will want to cream to customers. get the ice cream and people “Pennsylvania State has who want it for special occa- tried it before and was success- sions,” he said. 11-07-02 05, 06 arts 11/6/02 6:53 PM Page 1

Editor: Stephanie Keagle | 335-1140 | [email protected] AArtsArtsrts The Daily Evergreen | Thursday, November 7, 2002 | Page 5 thelist Swing festival features guests The Swing Devils, a group of swing enthusiasts in Moscow and Pullman, will host the second annual Swing Out Nowhere this Zany French comedy weekend. will run two week- This event is a festival of live swing music and dancing. ends Swing Out Nowhere will feature presentations, dances, Chris Findeisen lessons and workshops, as Contributing writer well as guest speakers such as the famous Frankie unny people do funny Manning. things. For a full schedule of F It’s no surprise the cast events, including time, place of George Feydeau’s “A Flea in and cost, visit the Swing Her Ear,” directed by Terry Devils’ Web site at Converse, volunteered for this www.swingdevils.org. project. The latest production of Oscar-winning WSU’s theater department is a French film plays locally farce set Tonight, Friday at the turn & Saturday Today of the cen- PLAY • Campus Involvement will tury. It sponsor an Up All Night from opens A Flea in 7 p.m. to midnight in the tonight at Her Ear CUB. Call 335-6816 for more 8, and information. runs 8 p.m. through Daggy Hall, Jones Theatre Saturday, Tickets are $8 for adults, $6 Kazuko Idei/Daily Evergreen Friday with addi- for senior citizens, $4 for Josh Evans, left, and Emily Squyer rehearse a scene from “A Flea in Her Ear.”The show opens tonight at 8 tional per- students and free for • The Pullman Save graduate students with performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights through Nov. 16. Farscape Group will have formances another Friday of Farscape at 7 Nov. 14- with the working women of the Brett Shepard plays Farcical comedy focuses on p.m. in Neill Public Library. 16. The play is not recommend- Pretty Pussy Inn. Tempers Finache, a level-headed friend mistaken identity, narrow Admission and refreshments ed for children due to sexual flare. Hilarity ensues. of Chandel. Josh Evans’ char- escapes, slapstick and physical are free. content. Other members of the cast acter, Tournel, also is a friend exaggerations. They often cen- • The Kenworthy Performing That’s where the funny part include Ted Tremper as the of Chandel, but has a secret ter on sexual encounters and Arts Center will show the direc- comes in. jealous Don Homenides de desire to have his wife. over-the-top situations designed tor’s cut of Amadeus at 9 p.m. “A Flea in Her Ear” stars Histangua, who finds a love let- Shepard, Evans, Tremper to produce continual laughter. Admission is $4. Patrick Moss as Victor- ter written in his wife’s hand- and Moss all are veterans of “It starts with a simple, core Emanuel Chandel, a husband writing, and Professor Paul the comedy improv group situation and becomes widely Saturday who can’t “perform.” His wife Wadleigh as the alcoholic Nuthouse. Their previous complicated and intricate with Yvonne, played by Emily Baptistan. comedic acting experience all sorts of unusual twists. It • The Kenworthy Performing Squyer, suspects him of infi- Professor Wadleigh has been gives the cast cohesion. takes things to the extreme,” Arts Center will show the direc- delity and devises a plan to get “Because we all work in the tor’s cut of Amadeus at 9 p.m. performing at WSU on and off Converse said. proof of the affair. The plot Nuthouse together, we have Admission is $4. for the past 40 years. To his “It’s definitely the craziest twists and things go wrong. credit, Daggy Hall holds a the- great chemistry,” Tremper said. show I’ve ever been in,” FROMSTAFF REPORTS The characters cross paths ater named after him. “It was the best possible cast.” Shepard said.

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Monday, Nov. 11 - 7:30pm • WSU Beasley Coliseum Tickets: Adults $26/20, Students $20/16, Children 12 & under $6/12. First seven rows $32. Discounts for groups. Tickets at the Beasley, The Depot, UI North Campus Center, and all Ticketwest outlets. Call Festival Dance at (208) 883-DANS (3267). Presented by Festival Dance with local sponsors KLEW-TV and ZIONS Bank. 6 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2002 I ARTS THE DAILY EVERGREEN Winter dreamland Seasonal sports film soars high

"I haven't had a dream of skiing in a long time. The dreams distract from the reality."

o says Bob Rankin, a veteran ski guide at Mike Wiegele's Heli-Skiing in Blue River, s B.C. Rankin is one of dozens of skiers and snowboarders featured in Warren Miller's 53rd annual winter sports film, "Storm." Miller's great strength has always been making his subjects look a little dreamlike. The pow- der is a little too pristine, the sky a little too blue, the setup just a little too perfect. And then there's a montage of these same highly trained athletes falling down mountains, eating snow and pavement. Such footage is almost surely humbling for those featured, but reminds the audience no one is per- FRIDAY & fect. A common theme in SArURDAY Miller's films seems to be the FILM ultimate perfection of nature, especially during winter. Storm "Chasing the storm," the film crews seek out and find that 8 p.m. Photo by Mark Weaver/Warren Miller Entertainment patch of earth blanketed by CUB Auditorium World Cup moguls champion Jeremy Bloom grabs deep, white snow. Tickets are $8 some air during the filming of Warren Miller's The athletes featured in Grade "Storm:' each of the segments are as diverse as the locations them- wonderlands, in which the snows wipe every- selves. Consider Jessica B+ thing clean and even cutting tracks are wiped Sobolowski and friends, an away by the next morning. This being the 53rd all-woman team conquering a peak never-before film from Miller and company, every shot is touched by humans. Sobolowski had broken her filled with an awe-inspiring sense of the beauty sternum three weeks before, but that didn't stop of nature and man's form co-existing in it. her from making the trip. The only real problem the film has is a lack Or then there's the four skiers who infiltrate of cohesion; while each of the segments are a Marine training camp in California in order to related, none are connected. And yet that's ski in the High Sierras. For the privilege of ski- never the point in one of these films, The overall ing some of the best slopes in the state, they goal merely is to catch the exuberance of the first must endure a crash course boot camp. sport and the perfection of the landscape, some- "Storm" is set against a backdrop of winter thing "Storm" has in spades. Not just another hat act am looking Gary Allan will not be FRIDAY Allan finally got his break forward to when he signed with Decca dismissed so easily hearing it per- CONCERT records. When Decca shut down, formed live." Allan was one of the few artists Alena Onweller Although Gary who was able to sign with MCA Contributing writer Allan was Allan This gave him the opportu- first dis- 7:30 p.m. nity and resources to create a Gary Allan proves that all missed as more mature, career-defining right guys are made of gold 'just another Beasley Coliseum record. when the California native hat act" at On the surfing beaches of comes to WSU's Beasley the beginning of his career, Orange County, where punk Performing Arts Coliseum his success in the industry and modern-rock thrive, he Friday at 7:30 p.m. to perform. and popularity with fans has still was able to find fans proven that he's more. Allan's first two albums each among the pierced and tat- His high energy and hard generated 'Ibp 10 hits, with the tooed in his audience. country honky-tonk style third selling more than one mil- "I think that the fact that gives Allan a distinct sound, lion copies. His latest album, since (Allan) comes from such critics say. "Alright Guy," was released a non-country appreciating Allan lives in Orange October 2001 and Billboard part of the country and still County, Calif., where he began quickly pegged it as one of the became successful shows that performing in clubs when he best country albums of the year. he is just that talented," said was 12. After playing in count- Johnson. "I remember buying the less smoky bars with his dad All seats are reserved. album when it first came out as a teen, he started his own ~~~~ Tickets can be purchased at and really enjoying it," said band and led them through the Beasley Coliseum, the Cougar ~--\> Jessica Johnson, a junior politi- fairs and clubs of Southern Depot and all TicketsWest out- cal science and pre-law major. ''I California. lets for $22 or $24. tffie Women of Classic musical washes ashore rna Alena Onweller and business MONDAY enemy lines takes place and not Contributing writer law major. all characters come back. "I've heard MUSICAL The score includes "Some ne of the seven musi- 'the musical is Enchanting Evening," "I'm in cals to ever win the South intense and Love With A Wonderful Guy," O Pulitzer Prize will be has an inter- Pacific ''Bali Ha'i," "Younger than performing on the WSU cam- esting story pus next week. 7:30 p.m. Springtime;" "There is Nothing lin e." Like a Dame," and "Gonna Rogers and Hammerstein's "South Beasley Coliseum national touring musical pro- Wash that Man Right Out of Pacific" was My Hair." duction of "South Pacific" adapted by two short stories by comes to Beasley Coliseum at James Michener. It depicts two "South Pacific" is presented fier engage 7:30 p.m. on Monday. different love affairs. by the Festival Dance and Aside from the Pulitzer, "I've read the stories by Performing Arts with local "South Pacific" also won eight (Michener) so I look forward to sponsors KLEW-TV and Zio~ Tony Awards including Best seeing how they've been made Bank. The production also is ~e88ie Vay · Musical, Book and Score. It into a musical," Kerslake said. touring several inland has been considered by many The first affair involves the Northwest cities. to be one of the best musicals character Lt. Joe Cable and a The cost of admission for ever written. The production is young Polynesian girl. The sec- adults is $26/20, students a balance between story and ond story revolves around a $16/12 and children 12 and song, combining hilarity and Navy nurse and a French under $16/12. All seats in the heartbreak. planter. The love stories slowly first seven rows are $32. "I am really looking forward intertwine as the scenes unfold. Tickets can be purchased at to the performance," said The affairs intensify when a Beasley, The Depot, and all Monica Kerslake, an English dangerous mission behind Ticketswest outlets. ,.

The Daily Evergreen Thursday, November 7, 2002 Page 7 Endearing motivation Angels manager To Jerome Riley, the wins year's award most important thing NEW YORK - Mike in life is his daughter Scioscia was voted AL Manager of the Year on Jahmal Corner Wednesday for leading Daily Evergreen staff Anaheim into the playoffs,and TonyLa Russa won his record eaving through fourth award for guiding St. defenders, trying to lOUis through an emotional W make the most out season to the NL Central title. balls thrown over the middle, In voting conducted before wide receiver Jerome Riley the start of the postseason, pushes himself beyond limits. SCioscia received 17 first- He may not always be the best place votes, 10 seconds and player on the field, but he just one third for 116 points from a might carry the heaviest load. panel of the Baseball Writers' Meanwhile, across multiple Association of America. state lines in a town not quite In his third season as as rosy as Pullman, dwells Anaheim's manager, Scioscia Riley's reason for playing foot- tUrned around a team that ball - 1-year-old S'Mara Riley. Went75-87 in 2001, finishing ''I play for my daughter," 41 games behind Seattle. Riley said. ''When I look at her The Angels overcame a 6-14 it brings me a whole new life." start to go 99-63, beat the It's a part of Riley's life that Yankeesand Twinsin the play- allows him to temporarily offs, and the Giants in the abort his titan-like football Stephanie Kress/Daily Evergreen World Series. demeanor. When he speaks of la Russa received 22 first- S'Mara, who lives with his WSU wide receiver Jerome Riley dances around ASU defender Jason Shivers after catching a pass place votes, six second-place family back in Pacoima, Calif., from quarterback Jason Gesser during the. third quarter at Martin Stadium on Saturday. WSU Votes and one third for 129 an undeniable grin cracks his gained 19 yards on Riley's reception. pOints. surface. It's a look that speaks recognition. ''He was an all-state run- ter and my family out (of their La Russa's Cardinals won multitudes about the pride of "I think it's really neat that ning back," Riley said. "But no current living area)." thelr division during a season fatherhood. he was able to win the award one was really there to help us In football terms, Riley has "She's about to be 2 Nov. In which the team was trau- with so many good players in with the ACT or SAT. They broken out this season. 10," Riley bragged. "She'll be matized bythe deaths of pitch- our conference," WSU coach here this Saturday for the just kind of told us to go out In a game against Stanford er Darryl Kile and longtime Mike Price said. ''He's playing and ball." Oct. 12, Riley added his name broadcaster Jack Buck. The Oregon game and last time she came for a game I went off. It brilliantly right now, just bril- When Riley landed at Los to the short list of dangerous Cardinalswent 97-65 to finish liantly." Angeles Valley Junior College, Cougar receivers for anyone 13 games ahead of second- was against ASU last year, and it was her birthday and her The average junior college he came across a figure who who was previously ignorant. place Houston, then swept He caught nine passes for 173 first game, so I had to for her." transfer who only started one helped him beyond the football defending World Series cham- yards and a touchdown. And The performance Riley's game last season would be field. pion Arizona in the first round ''My coach, George Fisher, following the game he verbally referring to earned him Pac-10 bouncing off the walls. But of the playoffs before losing to helped me in so many ways," emphasized the point he'd just Player of the Week honors. Riley doesn't believe the hype the Giants in the NL champi- Riley said. ''He's responsible for made on the field, "We've got Last Saturday, Riley turned in - he's seen too much. onship series. getting me up here with his three receivers that can go to another impressive perfor- ''Where I'm from, there's a La Russa has led teams to lot of guys that could be in my connections." the next level," he said. mance on a big stage against After catching 36 passes for nine first-place finishes in 24 position," Riley said. "I played But not every story has a ASU. 630 yards in 2001, Riley still seasons, winning four division against so many guys that happy ending in Riley's home- The senior caught eight found himself a little under- titles during seven seasons were much better than me, and. town. Sadly, Fisher died last passes for 131 yards and two recognized this season amidst WithSt. Louis. whenever I see them they say, Thanksgiving, shortly before touchdowns, including a high- receivers Mike Bush and 'You're doing it, keep it up.' " Riley was planning to see him. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS light reel reception near the ; Devard Darling - not that he end of the first half. His perfor- Riley remembers one player ''He's another guy that's on mance again awarded him in particular, a teammate from my mind when I play," Riley Pac-10 Player of the Week high school. said. "I want to get my daugh- See MOTIVATION, Page 8 NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE All Whitman County seasonal dirt roads are closed to vehicular traffic effective November 15,2002 through Buy any cougar item of $20 or more & recieve March 15,2003 unless a permit Go COl/GIl a free cougar hat is obtained from the office of (reg. retail $16.95) Moscow only the Whitman Count En ineer.

HOW ABOUT DINNERAND A MOVIE? Actuqlly, dinner is on you. And there will be several movies, not [ust one . . But you could earn 3 credit hours cmd perhaps experience a little epiphqny ...

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8 | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2002 SPORTS THE DAILY EVERGREEN White wins tourney WSU golfer scores big on final day of tourney to take championship

From staff and wire reports After starting the day seven shots back, senior golfer Dustin White shot a 67 for the final round to win the Turtle Bay Collegiate in Honolulu. White’s final-round score was six shots better than the average of the other players who finished in the Top 25. It is the second time this year White has shot a 67, also doing it in the Wolf Pack Classic on Oct. 7 in Reno, Nev. “Dustin has played well all fall and to finish off by tying his best round this year is exiting in itself,” WSU coach Walt Williams Dean Hare/Daily Evergreen said. “But a win against a very strong field is huge.” Dustin White spies out a difficult shot on the at the Vandal Classic It was the second career vic- tournament in Moscow on Sept. 28. tory for White, who also won As a team, WSU also tied it for the fourth-place it the Coastal Carolina Invite matched season bests. Its took home in the Wolf Pack last year. fourth-place finish on Tuesday Classic.

in other Maybe part of being a MOTIVATION ways, as father is being there for those continued from Page 7 well. who need it, even when you “When can’t be around your own child cared much. Devard first as much as you’d wish. Even “I think I’m partly under- got here, we so, Riley said the miles apart rated, but if people want to kind of are tough. pick them (Darling and Bush) bonded; he “It’s hard for me to be out over me, that’s fine because had lost his here and her there,” Riley said. they’re great receivers,” Riley brother and “I can’t give her the support said. didn’t really and leadership that I want to, Riley seems to relish his know any- Riley but when I do see her, I give role on the Cougars’ football body,” Riley her so much.” team. said. “We Riley said his ultimate goal “It’s great to be a part of a worked out and caught balls is to go to “the league” and help trio,” Riley said. “You never together, and I showed him the little ones in his community. know who they’ll double team, some routes. To me, that’s “My mom always taught me but you do know that some- what fatherhood is about, hav- to be a leader,” Riley said. “Life body’s going to be open.” ing somebody under your wing is a game just like football — Riley said having other star and giving them your knowl- you can come out a winner — receivers also has helped him edge.” or a loser.” 11-07-02 09 opinion 11/6/02 6:19 PM Page 1

Editor: Rob Keenan | 335-2290 | [email protected] The Daily Evergreen | Thursday, November 7, 2002 | Page 9 street talk Fifteen for the fields The Daily Evergreen went out Certain celebrities celebrities as his illegitimate rap star for Dad’s Weekend 2003, I on the street to find out what I’d like to see younger brother, Macauley promise to flunk all my classes WSU has to say. need to visit Pullman in a WSU Mathers, aka Skittle, aka The in the spring so I can be back football jer- Real Skippy Shady. one more semester. What is your ana Carvey’s come and sey. 5. Conan O’Brien: In inter- 11. Dan Quayle: Funny conspiracy theory gone, and Wayne 1. Carrot viewing Beasley director Leo story. A couple summers ago, D Brady hits town in Top: Yes, I’m Udy for a legitimate story on my brother and I rented the about why the WSU April. still bitter the celebrities who have come audiocassette version of the football tickets are It’s interesting that a small about the to Pullman, Conan’s name got former Vice President’s autobi- town like Wheatfield, USA, guy cancel- dropped. Udy asked me if I ography, “Standing Firm.” selling out? can grab some of the biggest ing/being thought people would show up We’d listen to it every night names in showbiz. In addition canceled last Matthew R. if they could get the “Late before we went to bed. We’d to Carvey and Brady, we’ve year. I was Weaver Night” host with the cult fol- get about 10 minutes into it, had people like Bill Cosby, so sick the Commentary lowing. I responded that I did- then fall into deep, coma-like Bernard Shaw and Wynonna day I went n’t care if anyone else showed sleeps. Slept the best we’ve Judd enter the Palouse. and bought a up, I’d be first in line for tick- ever slept that summer. True And next weekend, Tone- ticket, and the very next day ets. story. Loc hits town to play the CUB his show was called off. I’m not 6. Former “Far Side” car- 12. Kevin Smith: Silent Bob Ballroom. (This is either very saying it would have been very toonist Gary Larson: Come on campus? That’d be so good news for the CUB funny or cool or whatever. It’s back to your alma mater, Gar. [expletive deleted] [expletive Ballroom, or very bad news for the principle of the thing, you Teach a cartooning class for deleted] sweet! Tone-Loc’s career.) know? the Fine Arts department and 13. Drew Carey, Ryan And yet, I feel unfulfilled. 2. Sarah Michelle Gellar we’ll re-name Honors Hall Stiles, Colin Mochrie and Greg Jan Hoff Empty. Carvey has left Prinze, Jr.: Pfft. Whatever. after you. Proops: You can’t have Wayne Beasley Coliseum with me She’s married. I am so over 7. Bill Murray, Harold Brady without the rest of the graduate student, MBA wanting even more celebrities her. Ramis, Dan Aykroyd and Ernie “Whose Line Is It, Anyway?” to visit. Actually, I think 3. Cameron Diaz: I can hear Hudson: So we can hold them gang. I’m pretty sure that’s un- “They (the people Pullman should adopt a celeb the police now: “Hey, Daily down and beat a third American or unholy or some- buying the tickets) for about a week, set them up Evergreen editors, some weird “Ghostbusters” movie out of thing un. probably thought it in a residence hall, give them hairy guy claiming to be a ’em. 14. Joan Collins: Well, hell, a tour of the campus and let columnist of yours wouldn’t 8. Fabio: Hey, we gotta sug- if she’s on “Guiding Light” was a soccer game.” them get the whole WSU stop bothering Cameron. gest at least one person who right now as Alexandra experience. Something about a makeout would actually come to Spaulding, the only next logi- Please, please let there be session? If he’s yours, we’ll Pullman if invited. Sad thing cal step for the “Dynasty” diva catfish nuggets in the dining release him into your custody.” is, we probably wouldn’t be is a stint on Cable 8. center while they’re on site. Editors: “Oh, that’s probably able to get Fabio to leave. 15. David Letterman: “Who The WSU experience begins Weav … Nope, no idea. Lock 9. Rebecca Romijn-Stamos: do you think you are, son? You and ends with catfish nuggets. the freak up.” Note to Rebecca: Leave John at never go 15 items on a Top Ten At the very least, they 4. Eminem: Please note my home. List!” should be around long enough ability to say his name without 10. Steve Martin: To whom MATTHEW R. WEAVER IS A SENIOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR. HE to know that it’s Jason GESS- any indication of my post-grad- it may concern (God, fate, etc.): CAN BE CONTACTED BY PHONE AT 335-2290 OR BY E-MAIL AT [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN ER, not GESLER. uation intent to bleach my hair If you can get either Steve THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF Here’s a list of fifteen blond and go out on the road Martin or Conan O’Brien here THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS.

Lauren Stillman, Pullman resident refrigerateafteropening Charles Morley | The Daily Evergreen “There is a business from Venus that is (buying and) selling their tickets to all their spies down here.”

Aaron Whelchel graduate student, MBA “They are probably letterstotheeditor selling them on the Community turned owners and disposing of these more aware of pedestrians and immediately grab a dri- black market and vehicles following our training. trying to cross. While I agree ver’s attention. They are also event into a success that the new crosswalk design relatively cheap and with all funneling the money Pat Wilkins and the pole markers are an that extra money we are spend- into the president’s Editor: Bob Jarosch improvement, more safety ing on road improvements, why On behalf of the WSU and Pullman Fire Department measures are needed, namely not install flashers? slush fund.” Pullman fire departments, we flashing crosswalk markers. We all need to remember that want to thank The Daily Flashing crosswalks Both the cities of Redmond the majority of our campus is Evergreen for the publicity and Kirkland have implement- pedestrian and we must watch given to our need for old cars needed on campus ed safety flashers in residential out for our fellow Cougars. for extrication training. areas and the results have Your coverage helped us Editor: been positive. They are easy to Benjamin J. Mahnkey obtain 15 vehicles that we were Pedestrian safety is a huge see in all weather conditions sophomore, psychology able to use to give our firefight- issue here at WSU. Every day ers excellent training in gain- as I’m walking to class, I see The Daily Evergreen Editorial Board ing entry to vehicles that might people walking out into the have trapped occupants. All the middle of the road without TJ Conrads, Editor firefighters are grateful to the looking. Just because there are Brian McLean, Managing editor Rob Keenan, Opinion editor residents of the Pullman area two parallel white lines running Jennifer Jackson, News editor C. Brandon Chapman, Sports editor Jordan Falk, Photo editor Stephanie Keagle, Arts editor Sophia Tegart, who donated their cars and across the street, that doesn’t trucks for this exercise. mean crossing can be accom- Staff editorials are the majority vote of the editorial board. senior, music performance The views expressed in commentaries and letters are those of the individual authors and not necessarily those The fire department also plished without the fear of being of The Daily Evergreen staff, management or advertisers, or the WSU Board of Regents. appreciates the time and effort nailed by a speeding vehicle. Letters to the editor — typed — may be mailed or brought to Edward R. Murrow Center 122, or e-mailed to “We have a football [email protected]. given us by Brian’s Auto Body in On the flip side of the situ- All letters under 300 words are considered for publication. A name, signature and phone number must team?” picking up these cars from the ation, drivers also need to be accompany all letters. The Daily Evergreen reserves the right to edit for space, libel, obscene material and clarity. 11/07/02 Class Edition 11/6/02 4:31 PM Page 1

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THE DAILY EVERGREEN KICKING BACK THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2002 | 11 U-Wire Daily Crossword Aries (March 21-April 19): Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): The Across 47 Clothing 28 Quattro 48 You can put 50 Took a chair 1 Winning the 49 In working automaker You’re electric — even to the best gifts are intangible, although up to $2,000 a 51 Height, as casual touch. Risk makes you they come with plenty of physical silver medal condition 31 Logcutter’s year into it when jumping laugh, and you take it, anyway. evidence. Hang out with a smaller 7 North-south 52 Wedding tool Travel and adventure can’t hap- group. That way you’ll get to know road, in crowns 32 Copies on a pen soon enough for you. If no everyone. If you’re lucky, you’ll be Manhattan 53 Send, as a test ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE one will go with you, maybe you’ll on hand to witness something 13 Director contest entry 33 Unc’s wife find somebody along the way. 4 truly amazing. 4 stars. Stone 54 Kind of oil 34 Letters in stars. 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You think it through with You already know you’re perfect, Dawn Chong news 41 “Get the your mouth running the whole heck out of here!” and now you’re discovering other 21 The other 3 Burned piece time. Some people assume that 45 Mooches people. You never noticed how big guy of wood you’re here to make them laugh. and beautiful this dating pool real- (off) Others give you advice. You’ll take 24 ___ and 4 Eggs, in biol- ly is. 5 stars. outs ogy class whatever input you can get. 2 Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): stars. The old way isn’t good enough. 25 Suffix for 5 Make after Cancer (June 21-July 22): If Idols and role models crash to the “material” expenses all the usual places are full, go ground. You don’t mind leaving a 26 Inactive 6 Barrymore of somewhere unusual. No change mess as you hurry along. You’re state “Charlie’s Angels” is final. Keep cycling through. heading for something so much 28 High cards 7 NATO and Consider what Mother Nature is better. Everyone will know when 29 ___ out a radar telling you. If you need a friend, you get there. 4 stars. living you’ll find one. Love might be 8 Cancels a available, as well. 3 stars. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 30 East check Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): New You like things light and breezy. Lansing sch. 9 Hip musical experiences happen sponta- Giving and taking are your life. You 32 Longtime genre neously, especially when the stars decide what’s being exchanged. Broadway musical 10 Containing set you up. Seekers take note: Set it off to get everyone else in 35 Site of the element #7 Fun is where you find it. You carry the mood. Nobody has to stand in Rose Bowl 11 Discomfort line when there’s enough to go light wherever you go. You’re ready 40 “What did 12 Wading birds for romance, even if it blindsides around. 3 stars. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): you say?” 19 Drunk’s you. 3 stars. 41 Tree gunk sound Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Blow off your anger with a song or a workout. Get some distance 42 Merlot and 22 Parisian You say you have a full schedule. chablis Did you leave time for the stuff from your problems. You can han- women: abbr. that makes you happy? A phone dle a lesson as long as it’s easy 43 Pt. opposite 23 Animal call or e-mail reminds someone on your system. You’ll find some WSW whose butter is that he or she is special to you. sly way to get back at anyone who 44 “Join the eaten in Mongolia What you really need to do is laughs at you. 3 stars. ___!” 27 Language deliver the message in person. 3 ASTROLOGY.COM 46 Bundy and spoken high in the stars. STARS ADDED BY EVERGREEN STAFF Franken Himalayas weirdwacky&justplainodd Adelphia into the toilet’s tube and then The 65-year-old is scheduled asked Osborne about Company designs remove it after use. to collect the cash in $50,000 Nebraska’s 27-24 loss to Texas tablet for shuttle The astronauts didn’t like that installments over 20 years. that was decided when the version. The retired paper worker and Cornhuskers were intercepted in files MILWAUKEE — Making a toi- “It was the ‘yuck factor,’ ” said the other contestants each the final seconds. let bowl cleaner isn’t exactly rock- Kevin Schuele, president of Pak. began with zero points. After Osborne, who said he was et science, but it is to a The current design has the three 15-minute rounds, Wilson watching from the press box, lawsuit Milwaukee company that has tablet already in the tube, he had scored 21,742 points — thought the pass — not a kick — designed a way to clean the said. 988 more than the No. 2 finish- was the right call. The Associated Press space shuttle’s version of a toi- er. “The kick could have been PHILADELPHIA — let. “I’m sure it’s gonna feel great blocked. We already had two fail- Pak Technologies Inc. makes when I wake up,” Wilson said. Adelphia Communications sued Man hits jackpot ures,” Osborne said. “On the its former accountants Sani-Flush, a chemical cleaning “My head’s kind of spinning right other hand, we had time to throw tablet dropped into household now.” Wednesday, accusing them of with slot machines to the end zone. The odds are 40 failing to report “self-dealing toilets to clean them with every He and wife Helen have two percent you make it.” flush. STATELINE, Nev. — And the sons and three grandchildren. and financial chicanery” by A version of that will be on the winner is — Kenneth Wilson of “We’re not sure how we plan to founder John J. Rigas and his space shuttle Atlantis when it North Carolina. spend the money just yet, but we family. launches Sept. 8, giving NASA a No, Wilson hasn’t won an do need a new car, so that will Penguin sculptures The lawsuit accused chance to test the product for election. He was after some- probably be the first thing,” he taken from zoo Deloitte & Touche of profes- possible use in the international thing he thought was worth a lot said. sional negligence and breach of space station now being devel- more. TULSA, Okla. — It seems as its contract with Adelphia. oped. The Waynesville, N.C., man though 6-foot penguins would be “These wrongful acts result- Pak started working on the outlasted 242 other finalists to Football talk takes hard to hide, but Tulsa officials ed in billions of dollars in dam- project in August 1998. With the win the National Champion of still are looking for two penguins ages to the company — dam- first design, astronauts would Slots title at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe focus from bill stolen from their perches around ages which were preventable if have to manually put the tablet late Monday. Deloitte had acted consistently HOLDREGE, Neb. — Rep. Tom the city. Four penguin sculptures that with its professional responsi- Osborne still can’t get away from bilities as Adelphia’s outside football talk. were part of a citywide promotion of a new zoo exhibit were stolen auditor,” the lawsuit said. During a meeting Monday at Though not naming a specif- 795 Miscellaneous 795 Miscellaneous Holdrege City Auditorium, the over the weekend. Two have been found floating ic damage amount, the lawsuit Nebraska football coach turned seeks compensation for result- Republican congressman was in the Arkansas River, one dam- aged but repairable, the other ing injury to the company and pulled away from questions seeks punitive damages. about Iraq, the new farm bill and broken into pieces. Deloitte officials hadn’t water by a question about foot- Two remained missing seen the lawsuit and couldn’t ball. Monday. comment, but a company Franklin farmer Don Wright HE SSOCIATED RESS T A P statement threatened legal action “against the company and former and/or current Adelphia officers and directors who supplied Deloitte with erroneous and incomplete information.” Deloitte said it suspended its audit of Adelphia in May and notified Adelphia’s audit committee of possible illegal acts it believed could be material to the company’s financial statements — but an Adelphia investigating panel refused to share information with Deloitte. ------adverl~ement------~------CAL TOPS 'CANES IN LATEST POLL

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4 COLORADO Old coach sacked in CareerMode. Tigersshould improve drastically TENNESSEE The Crimson Tide has the on both sides of the ball. 5 polygons and offensive line to Can the 'Canes repeat? Can the Sooners make it two out of the last muscle anyone in college foot- three? Who will win the Heisman? How many polygons does a ball. If that's not enough, new 6 TEXAS Butkus Award winner get?Where is Berkeley?The answers to these high-low tackling gives their (No. No. Look to Texas. Thousands. Take 1-80west and follow the defense the bite it needed. signs.) and other pressing questions can be found in this year's 7 FLORIDA STATE College Football Top 25 poll: 13 OREGON Blue Chip recruiting made the loss of their 2001 Heisman can- 1 CAL didate easier to stomach. A new 8 FLORIDA So they went 1-i0 last year. Bigdeal. Serious time spent in the Blue wishbone offense could help the Chip Recruiting Mode has made this team into a rough bunch on 2002 Ducks rain on just about the gridiron. That combined with a new Power I formation adds an anyone's parade. Lots of excitement building for 9 UCLA unexpected threat for this turn-around team. 'Cocks this year. Volatile offense 14 OHIO STATE could be a threat with the addi- 7 FLORIDA STATE More control over the running tion of a full-house formation. 10 UNIV. OF TOLEDO game puts them at the top of their Could make some noise this year, conference. But they must beat despite the fact that they are in a arch-rival Michigan for the Big10 tough conference. Conference title first,which won't 11 WASHINGTON STATE be easy, but definitely a possibil- 22 MARSHALL ity for the Buckeyes. A weak schedule equals strong wins. Will Keith Jackson, in 12 ALABAMA 15 WASHINGTON GameBreaker's booth, call them Unproven defense must corne "rumbling" or "bumbling"? Same coach. Same expectations: through for a Rose Bowl berth. 23 TEXASA&M 13 OREGON Nothing but a national champi- . Total. Control Passing gives this onship will do. Husky team avery potent attack. Several players converted to How good is this team? Eight or defense. Too bad they're in the 16 ::;LS::..:;U:...__ _ OHIO STATE nine of their starters should be in country's toughest conference. 14 NFL GameDay'" next year. The Tigers are looking to claw their 'Canes may have the toughest way to another SEC title. 24 LOUISVILLE schedule in football, with games Louisiana State University's Gamebreakers on both sides of 15 WASHINGTON against Florida, Tennessee, pass- and run-blocking is top- the ball. Look for the Cardinals VirginiaTechand the FloridaState notch this year. to go to their Wing T offense for Seminoles. About the only qual- big points. Look for them to top 16 LSU ity teams not on their schedule Conference USA. are in the NFL. 3 OKLAHOMA 17 NEBRASKA New Hot Routes can put the 2000 NCAA champs right back at the top. Which means almost as 18 USC much to this Sooner team as beating their heated rival, the Nebraska Cornhuskers. 19 BOISE STATE 4 COLORADO Will the Buffsdefend their Big12 JustavengetheColoradoUniversity 20 AUBURN crown using the wishbone? The mauling and beat the Sooners Same classicCGIuniforms. Same flexbone? The full house? Only for all to be right in Huskerland. classic stadium. Same classic the coach controlling the play- coach. Same classic spot in polls. book knows for sure. 21 SOUTH CAROLINA Look for the Bruins to utilize a 5 TENNESSEE sensational receivingcoreand Hot New high-low tackling might give Routesto vie for a national cham- 22 MARSHALL the Volunteers their toughest pionship. Then look for them to defense in years. vie for a championship all over again in NCM Final Four"2003. 23 TEXASA&M 6 TEXAS Can their quarterback capture the 10 UNIV. OF TOLEDO Heisman Trophy against what A great run in Career Mode gets 24 LOUISVILLE may be the toughest conference these overachievers a major BCS in Division I football? Can the Bowlbid and aTop 10finish. And Must turn off "Injuries" for the defense corne up Texas big? Not their coachthe chance to take over thin Trojans to succeed. Con- even our highly evolved artificial a major collegepowethouse. Enjoy trolling the playbook is crucial 25 PENN STATE intelligence can answer that one. that animated contract, coach. with USC's quarterback. riJ The "'O~~ciaHyLicensed Collegiate Products" lab~l is the exclusive property.of~e .Col_Iegiate~icensing Company. The "ColI~iate Licensed Product" label is the property of the Independent Labeling Group. All names, logos, team icons and mascots associated with the NCAA, ~mverslu~slbowls and ,confere,ncesare the exclusive property of the respective msutuuons. 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