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Volume 108 | No. 58 | [email protected] | www.dailyevergreen.com A student publication of Washington State University | Pullman, Washington Huskies find fill-in president Elisha Grange Rawlins met with Huntsman agreed with Rawlins. students without increased funding for Daily Evergreen staff Huntsman on Friday “The numbers on the table are pretty Washington higher education institu- morning to talk frightening,” he said. tions. The University of Washington has a about continuing the The two men have worked with each “Huntsman knows (UW) very well,” new leader. drive for funding. other extensively in the past. Bates said. “(Rawlins and Huntsman) Lee Huntsman, provost of UW, was “I think this effort Huntsman said he and Rawlins have will form a great team to deliver the named the new interim president is raising the right been trading phone calls recently, but message.” Monday night by the Board of Regents. questions, but we they need to sit down and talk about the Huntsman has been a Husky since Huntsman will take President will have to keep at it campaign in depth. 1968, when he joined the faculty as a Richard McCormick’s place working with and try to help our WSU Provost Robert Bates said there professor in bioengineering. In March WSU President V. Lane Rawlins in the legislatures work out probably will be some adjustments to 1997 he was appointed acting provost campaign for higher education funding. solutions,” Rawlins the campaign, but the message will and vice president for academic affairs. “The Huskies and the Cougars are said. “It will be a long Huntsman remain the same. He will assume the office of interim arm in arm,” Huntsman said. session.” So far that message has been no more president on Nov. 16. Multiple centers converge Amy Trang Daily Evergreen staff

WSU junior Brian Chu spent much of last summer attending meetings. But he doesn’t mind, because now all the time has paid off. Chu, an international business and finance major, was part of a planning committee that has helped three of WSU’s multicultural cen- ters find a new home at On the the CUB. “This has been some- move thing people have been African American, lobbying for for a long Asian American time. My peers before me Pacific Islander were fighting for it,” Chu and Native said. “This is a big issue American student Kazuko Idei/Daily Evergreen for the centers and it was centers will move David Reynolds, a graduate student in mathematics, votes on Tuesday at the McEachern Hall lobby. important to show how from the multicul- serious we were about the tural near relocation by attending Daggy hall to the the meetings.” CUB. The African American, Asian American Pacific Washington gas-tax Islander and Native American student centers will move from the Multicultural Center by Daggy Hall up to the CUB. The Chicana/o Latina/o student center will not move since it is in a central location in Wilson Hall. referendum failing The idea of moving to a central location has been in progress for years. But not until a year Highway 270 likely have caused a 1 percent increase in and a half ago did the centers start looking for Referendum 51 the sales tax of new vehicles. Also, a possible locations. to remain unchanged 9-cent-per-gallon gas tax increase A planning committee was formed to investi- No: 64 percent Yes: 36 percent would take effect Jan. 1 and another gate the possibility of relocation. The commit- Natasha Jaksich 4 percent increase in 2004. tee was made up of student leaders, multicul- Daily Evergreen staff FIGURES AS OF PRESS TIME ASWSU President Scott tural center staff, architects and Student Dickinson thought raising taxes Affairs staff. The early vote count Tuesday friends were killed in the crash. would have been a small price to pay “For many years, my staff have heard con- night saw Referendum 51 failing by Ranade was in favor of for road safety. cerns from students about how far they have to a 2-1 margin. Referendum 51. “People need to see the balance in walk and how nice it would be if the centers If Referendum 51 had passed, it “If we had had more room on the providing something. You usually were in a central location,” said Stephen would have provided $7.7 billion to road, our crash would not have hap- don’t get anything without taxing Nakata, director of Multicultural Student highway projects, transit and rail pened,” Ranade said. something,” Dickinson said. Services. services, and other transportation Troy Woo, finance director for the “I think the referendum protects The three centers will replace the current Taco improvements across Washington City of Pullman, also was in favor of everyone involved. Faculty and staff Bell space. state. the measure. who drive back and forth, but most The Academic Enrichment Center also will be At press time, the referendum “The City Council continues to be importantly the students who com- moved to the CUB. It will open by fall semester was being defeated 64 percent to 36 in favor of the referendum,” Woo mute,” Dickinson said. 2003 if construction goes as planned. percent. said. “Safety is the general concern Ranade is unlikely to see any The Multicultural Center will be used as tem- Locally, the referendum would of the council; we generally see the changes to the highway anytime porary office space after the relocation. have renovated Highway 270 to positive effects it has. soon. “Overall, the concept of relocating was well make it a four-lane highway. “People see the good sides and the “I don’t remember the details about the crash today. But all I can received, but the centers agreed to move under About a year and a half ago, bad sides. They see the tax increase, Sameer Ranade, a WSU pre-law but understand the need for say is that I wanted it to pass with major, was involved in a fatal acci- increased road projects,” Woo said. all my heart.” See CENTERS, Page 7 dent on Highway 270. Three of his If passed, the referendum would THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CONTRIBUTED TO THIS REPORT 11-06-02 2,4,12 11/5/02 7:52 PM Page 3

2 | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2002 NEWS THE DAILY EVERGREEN Pullman weather Thursday: Showers High: 50 Low: 29 Friday: Light rain High: 47 Low: 26 policelog The police log comes from the rocks at a dog that was fenced in Pullman and WSU daily activity log. the back yard.

Sunday Harassment Malicious mischief N.E. Linden Street, 3:41 p.m. S.E. Elm Street, 12:56 p.m. The reporting party said a man The reporting party said some- threatened to harm the reporting one threw pumpkin pieces and party over the phone.

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The National Organization The Baptist Collegiate for Women will meet at 5:15 Ministries will have a weekly p.m. in CUE room 512. Visit CrossSeekers meeting at 7 www.espiritu.nu/now for more p.m. in Butch’s Den. Ethan information. Ehrstine will speak on eternity and pop music. The SWEA/Educators Club will host an interview work- Saturday shop at 6:30 p.m. in the ground floor of Cleveland Hall. The WSU Anime Club will have a 12-hour marathon of The Human Japanese Animation at noon in Development/FCS Student Todd Auditorium. Go to Club will meet at 7 p.m. in www.wsu.edu/~anime for show Hulbert room 27. schedules.

The Agricultural Sunday Economics/Business Club will meet at 5 p.m. in Hulbert room The WSU Chess Club will 3. meet from 3 to 6 p.m. in the The Pre-Pharmacy Club will CUB Lair. All levels are wel- meet at 6 p.m. in Wegner room come. G-50. The program application process will be discussed. PEACT will sponsor a free introduction to scuba Thursday lessons from 10 a.m. to noon in Gibb Pool. Bring a towel The ASWSU Films and bathing suit. There will Brendan Dore/Daily Evergreen Committee will meet at 7:30 be free coffee and dough- p.m. in the lobby of the third nuts. Sam Wandler, left, and Chad Hanbrich collect donations for the 72-Hour Candlelight Vigil, a Psi Upsilon floor of the CUB. philanthropy project, to support the American Cancer Society. Miscellaneous The WSU Outdoor Recreation Center,the WSU Mom’s Weekend Alpine Ski Club and the Committee Applications are Fraternity keeps flame ASWSU Up All Night Board will available in Wilson room 8. sponsor a slide show presen- They are due by Friday. tation from Kitty Calhoun, a world-class mountaineer and The Sikh Students of hope burning on mall climber. For more information, Association (SSA) is sponsor- call 335-2651. Jonalynn McFadden the cause, many people who ing a clothing drive for the needy. Come by and drop off Contributing writer Show your support donate money to the philan- thropy decorate bags in memo- The Sailing Club will meet warm clothes at the AAPI People can donate money and at 5 p.m. in CUB room 110- Even though it’s cold, the ry of cancer victims. The bags Center in the Multicultural decorate luminary bags until 111. men of Psi Upsilon fraternity then will be used in an illumi- Center. tonight at 6 on the mall. are braving the elements for a nation ceremony that will cul- Kappa Delta Sorority and good cause. minate the philanthropy, The Pre-Law Club is having To raise money for the hours. It represents all those Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity a raffle from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday night on the mall. will participate in their annual American Cancer Society, the who have survived cancer or all week at the west entrance The philanthropy, which is Swing-a-Thon to raise money men set up a table on the Glenn died from it. of the CUB. There are prizes in its 11th year, hits people real- for the Muscular Dystrophy Terrell Mall Sunday night at 6 “Since the candle has to be ly hard, Reisdorff said. from The Bon, Zeppoz and Foundation. They will swing for more. and will remain on the mall lit for 72 hours, everyone in the “We see regulars at the illu- 24 hours on the lawn of Phi until tonight at 6. house gets a chance to partici- mination ceremony every year, Sigma Kappa’s chapter house. “We chose the American pate,” Doran said. and people usually say prayers The Writing Program is Cancer Society for our philan- Because cancer is such a or talk about loved ones,” he exhibiting a collection of paint- thropy because cancer affects a widespread disease, many peo- said. Friday ings by WSU Fine Arts lot of people,” said philanthropy ple know of or know someone Many people have brought The Pullman Save Professor Tamara Helm in CUE chairman Christian Doran, a who has died from or survived the men cookies, hot chocolate, Farscape group will show room 305. senior business economics cancer. coffee and french fries to show “Friday of Farscape” at 7 p.m. major. “A lot of guys in the “There’s a lot of people that gratitude during the men’s late- in the Neill Public Library. Do you want your organization’s house have lost people to can- appreciate what we’re doing,” night shifts. event in the community calendar? cer.” said Adrian Reisdorff, a sopho- “It’s cold at 2 a.m., but it’s for The WSU Folkdancers will E-mail news@dailyevergreen. On the table sits a candle more civil engineering major. a good cause,” said Jason meet from 7 to 10 p.m. in com, call 335-2465 or go to that has been burning for 72 To show their appreciation of Guthrie, a junior biology major. Smith Gym room 115. Dancing Murrow room 113.

localbriefs The cost is $15 and Butch or Barker, the Christense is a board-certified cardiologist ‘Butch-A-Grams’ soon Pullman High School mascot, will travel to Cardiologist to speak at and internal medicine physician. She is in the recipient’s workplace, school, home, practice at Spokane Cardiology and serves available for special days etc. and deliver a card and take a Polaroid Brown Bag Lunch today the Pullman area from a satellite clinic at the Pullman Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will picture. Women’s Wednesday Brown Bag Lunch Summit Court building once a month. soon sponsor “Butch-A-Gram” and “Barker- Contact Bridget Clark, the PMH auxiliary presentation will host Dr. Janice Christense to The presentation is free. Call 336-0387 for A-Gram” to recognize a birthday, anniver- fund-raising chair at 509-432-7091 or by e- discuss risks of cardiovascular disease from more information. sary or a job well done. mail at [email protected]. 12:15 to 1 p.m. at the CUB room 212. FROMSTAFF REPORTS 11-06-02 2,4,12 11/5/02 7:51 PM Page 2

4 | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2002 NEWS THE DAILY EVERGREEN ASWSU ready to hear cases Amy Trang the ASWSU Constitution or Daily Evergreen staff bylaws. Members serve until the end of their undergraduate The ASWSU Judicial Board career at WSU. can start hearing cases if the “We’ve already had two ASWSU Senate confirms the cases filed (this year) and peo- remaining two open positions ple have already talked about on the board at their meeting tonight. filing more cases,” said Sen. The meeting is at 7:15 p.m. Pro-tempore Jennifer in CUB room 232. Whitaker. The two candidates, Nicole The Senate also will discuss Zuger, a senior English major, the student health fee. and Christian Bolander, a Bruce Wright, assistant pro- senior political science major, fessor of Health and Wellness are up for confirmation. Services, Charlene Jaeger, vice The judicial board consists of president of Student Affairs, five student members who rule and Shelley Pressley, a over cases brought to them. research assistant of civil and The board acts on all cases environmental engineering, and controversies arising under will speak at the meeting. regionbriefs His death was classified as an Male body found accidental drowning by the county in river identified coroner. LEAVENWORTH — A body Washington apple found in the Wenatchee River last week has been identified as that harvest ends early of Orlo Vincent Spottedcalf Jr., the WENATCHEE — Unseasonably Chelan County sheriff’s office cold weather that froze some said. Spottedcalf, 38, is believed to apples on the trees brought an have been a transient who in early end to the state’s apple har- recent years had been in Gillette, vest. Wyo., Salt Lake City and parts of As many as 4 million 42-pound Colorado, said Jerry Yonaka, the boxes worth of fresh apples have sheriff’s chief of operations. been lost, the Washington Apple The sheriff’s office has been Commission said Tuesday. unable to locate any family mem- The final crop estimate is bers, he said. expected by Dec. 1. 2EGISTRATIONBEGINS Spottedcalf had been in the Smaller crops often bring high- Leavenworth-Wenatchee area for er prices for fruit. .OVEMBER the past few weeks. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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the sideline Team practicing extra WSU cross country fairs well at invite Both WSU men’s and women’s cross country teams put up a strong show- ing at the Pac-10 champi- onships in Pasadena, Calif., on Saturday. The Cougar women, led by Anna Blue’s career-best No. 20 finish in a time of 21:36, placed sixth at Brookside Golf Course. “Anna Blue ran a great race today,” coach Jason Drake said. “She finished 20th and was only a few sec- onds away from being 13th, so if she continues to work hard, she could sneak up and pass some of those women who beat her.” The WSU men finished fifth and were led by sophomore Danny Wolf, who finished 23rd with a time of 24:45. He was followed by Ian Johnson in 29th, Mark Wicklander in 37th, Kyle Barker in 44th, Mike Heidt in 48th, Reid Carrell in 59th and Justin Ireland in 68th. “The men ran a really good Ryan Winters/Daily Evergreen race today,” Drake said. Jermaine Green runs for one of his two touchdowns against ASU on Saturday. He finished with 39 yards on 11 carries. WSU won the game 44-22. “Danny Wolf finished better then he did a year ago and Cougars know they Defensive return for the Apple Cup. one finger yet, but at least we’re Mike Heidt and Kyle Barker backs coach down to one hand.” also stepped up big and it need to prepare well Chris Ball Gesser mania really helped the team out for Oregon Saturday said the Ready for Oregon surgery was Quarterback Jason Gesser today.” Price said the team has been successful made a guest appearance on Other women finishers SU coach Mike Price awaiting Saturday’s game against and for now, Jim Rome’s radio show included Ana Cabrera at 37th, apparently wasn’t Oregon for some time now. the 4-to-6 Tuesday morning. Gesser’s Hillary Smith at 52nd, Molly W satisfied with how Heisman campaign is on the “From what I heard, the week win- Bull at 53rd, Julia Corbett at the team practiced Tuesday. rise, and Price said that he’ll dow for players were talking about it 68th and Hailey Young at After the final period ended be pushing it. David still during the summer,” Price 77th. and most of the defense went “We have to put our heads said. “They’re anxious, because Grant Robison of Stanford to the lockeroom, the offense stands. Jahmal together and come up with “He no one on this team has ever won the men’s 8,000-meter stayed an extra 30 minutes, Corner something to revitalize his beat Oregon. race in 23:27 while Sara Bei rehearsing the plays it initially wants to campaign,” Price said. come back WSU notebook Price added that the team of Stanford won the women's hadn’t done correctly. has to be conscious of the 6,000 in 19:48. “We had to get it right,” WSU today, but that can’t happen,” Ball said. No. 5 ranking Ducks’ tight end, George Both the men’s and wide receiver Jerome Riley Wrighster, and their running women’s teams will have a explained. “It’s about perfection.” Senior place-kicker Adam There is a lot that comes with Holiday was at Tuesday’s prac- back, Onterrio Smith. week off before heading to being ranked in the top five in “Their tight end is really good,” tice, and Price said he’ll be back the NCAA West Regional Injury report the country — even convenience. Price said. “You’re not going to for Saturday’s game against Meet, Nov. 16, at Stanford, “I was getting tired of using take him out of the game, he’s just Cornerback Jason David Oregon. Price added that offen- two hands to show our ranking,” Calif. underwent surgery on his sive lineman Phil Locker won’t Price said. “We haven’t gotten to WSU golfers tied cheek bones Monday morning. be back Saturday, but might the where we can hold up See TEAM, Page 6 for 10th at tourney WSU golfers Dustin White and Isaac Woods are tied for 10th after two rounds at the NBA: It’s a very wild West Tur tle Bay Collegiate at the par-72, 7,199-yard Links at he Los Angeles guard Mike being crowned the Pacific until his return. He obviously is Kuilima in Honolulu on Lakers are looking to Bibby was champions last season, the the most dominating player in Monday. T “four-peat” as NBA at an all- Kings choked against the the NBA, and the Lakers with- White fired a 1-under 71 in Champions, but the other 13 time high Lakers. This season will be a out Shaq is worse than the first round, followed by a teams in the NBA’s Western during the different story. The Kings have Thanksgiving without the 74, and flip-flopped with Conference have other ideas, playoffs, and the best starting five in the turkey. Look for Kobe Bryant to Woods, who shot a 74 to open especially the Sacramento if he can NBA, and with Webber domi- continue as an amazing offen- up the tournament, and fol- Kings. come back nating inside, Sacramento sive threat. might lowed that up with a 71 in the With the NBA season from an should win another 60 games be the most automatic late-game second round. underway, 29 different teams injury, Sac- and return to the playoffs as shooter in recent memory. He is The duo sits four shots pretty much are starting what Town will be the West’s No. 1 seed. Peja getting older, but he still is a could be a championship sea- the king of Stojakovic, Doug Christie (aka great shooter in clutch situations. back of second place and the NBA. Mike Mike Tyson after his drubbing seven shots back of tourna- son. Point guard Derek Fisher is The Kings, led by Chris Here is Kreiger of ) and also is a scoring threat for L.A. ment leader David Skinns of my break- will take the Kings to the NBA Tennessee, who blistered the Webber, were a few free throws NBA commentary How many Samakis does this down of the title. Having Hedo Turkoglu team need? L.A. has Samaki course for a 65 in the first away from going to the NBA Western and Bobby Jackson come off the Walker and Soumaila Samake, round. Finals, but as usual, the Lakers survived another play- Conference’s Pacific Division in bench brings energy and scor- which might lead to confusion The Cougars are in fifth off test and breezed through an predicted order of finish. ing into the game. The addition for announcers and opponents place after two rounds in the easy NBA Finals matchup Although these picks are of forward/center alike. Devean George is a defen- field of 19. WSU is two shots against the New Jersey Nets. pretty rock solid, please do not will put the Kings over the top. sive stopper on the bench who bet your tuition money (but if back of fourth-place Virginia. While the Lakers have all of can enter the game and slow WSU’s Ryan Camp will vie you do, and you happen to win, down the other team’s top player. the talent (see Shaq and Kobe) I only ask for 25 percent). for a top 25 finish tomorrow by to do it again, the Kings will The Lakers will win 57 games securing himself a tie for 20th and take the Kings to six games finally get over the hump and Shaquille O’Neal is out with to finish the day. win the NBA Title. a big-toe injury, and the Lakers FROMSTAFF AND WIRE REPORTS The play of Kings point After winning 61 games and are counting down the minutes See WEST, Page 6 11-06-02 05 sports 11/5/02 8:58 PM Page 2

6 | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2002 SPORTS THE DAILY EVERGREEN sportsbriefs GPA new standard part-time coach for Piniella in Lee Elia does not . want managing job Piniella left Seattle after 10 seasons to be closer to his family. for student-athletes SEATTLE — Lee Elia has withdrawn as a candidate for Ripken not to be Ashleigh Smith some students are finding this the manager’s job in Seattle to part of front office Daily Evergreen staff “More reliance of new rule to be unfair to stu- become hitting coach in Tampa GPA instead of SATs dent-athletes. Bay, where he will work again BALTIMORE — Cal Ripken Jr. The NCAA has decided to is a better predictor “I don’t think grades should with former Mariners manager is too busy to take on a front- put more of an emphasis on matter as much,” WSU student Lou Piniella. office job with his former team, high school GPA rather than of college grades.” Jake H. Qualls said. “Some stu- the Baltimore Orioles said. standardized tests for incoming Elia, a former manager of the dent-athletes come to college Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Ripken on Tuesday withdrew student-athletes. Ken Casavant with sports as a top priority, not his name from the list of candi- The NCAA board of directors faculty athletic representative Phillies, told the Mariners of his education. It’s just the next decision to go the Devil Rays on dates to become the Orioles’ vice voted and approved changes to steppingstone before heading president of baseball operations. increase the number of core will now also have to come at a Tuesday. He has spent the past into the next level of profession- two seasons as a consultant and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS courses high school students quicker pace. The previous rule al sports. If that’s their goal in must take to determine fresh- required four-year students to life, you shouldn’t punish them man eligibility. complete 25 percent of their for not getting a certain GPA.” Student-athletes must now credits each year, but the pro- This change has been dis- Brent Barry had a career score at least 820 on their posal would increase that to 40 year last season, and Seattle cussed since last January, when WEST SATs, but these changes will percent after one year, 60 after continued from Page 5 is hoping he can add to his 14 allow freshmen to become eligi- the next and 80 percent after the NCAA released information points, five rebounds and five showing that students with ble with lower test scores as the third year. in the Western Conference assists per contest. Calvin long as they have a higher “I support the changes higher GPAs did better in col- finals. Booth and are GPA. The minimum GPA of 2.0 because it’s toughening more lege than the students with a big question mark at cen- in core classes did not change, of the core courses,” faculty higher test scores. Portland Trailblazers ter. With the trade of Vin although high school students athletic representative Ken “We now have the best Baker, they will have to step now will have to complete 14 Casavant said. “More reliance research data ever available to Can Scottie Pippen ever up and play better than they core courses, which is one more of GPA instead of SATs is a bet- us, in terms of predicting suc- win in the playoffs without did last season. Look for than the previous rule. ter predictor of college grades.” cess, during the first two years Michael Jordan? Critics have Seattle to win 44 games and College students now will Casavant also said that of college,” council chairman been asking this question for fight for that last playoff spot. have to have 24 semester hours WSU is working to inform Percy Bates said. “That years. Pippen is getting old, as before entering their second everyone of the new changes, research clearly indicates that his constant injuries show, but the number of core courses, and he still is a top-notch defender. academic year, while also carry- which will take effect next The key word here is ing a load of 18 credits each aca- year. the performance in those cours- Rasheed Wallace is the key to this talented Portland team. If potential. With the addition of demic year and six credits per Although too many these es, are the best predictor of col- unselfish team leader Andre term. Graduation requirements changes seem like a good idea, lege success.” ’Sheed can cut down on the tech- nical fouls and improve on his Miller, the Clips could make a 19 points and eight rebounds, playoff run. Lamar Odom is the Blazers will roll to 50 wins. injured until December, and Portland loves the play of guard his return will be vital to the . His 17 points and team’s success. Power forward Big Unit wins fourth six rebounds per game are great Elton Brand is one of the best in the business. With amazing from the shooting guard. Derek talent (Corey Maggette, Anderson and Ruben Quentin Richardson and Patterson need to contribute rookie Chris Wilcox), the straight Cy Young award more, but it is hard to get in “other L.A. team” will be fun the flow of the game with 12 The Associated Press remain consistent and have a and Schilling became the first to watch and could sneak into minutes of playing time. If the playoffs. good year, it’s kind of a bonus,” pitchers to finish 1-2 in Cy Young Portland coach Maurice NEW YORK — Randy Johnson said, referring to the voting in consecutive years. Cheeks struggles to make all of Golden State Warriors Johnson won yet another Cy award. “This has come from Johnson, who has won the his players happy with playing Young Award on Tuesday. maintaining consistency, hard award in all four seasons since time (this team has more depth It is going to be a long sea- Johnson was a unanimous work and dedication, and my signing with the Diamondbacks than the Atlantic Ocean), the son for . The pick over Arizona teammate teammates being very support- as a free agent, earned his first Blazers will not get past the former North Carolina star is Curt Schilling, winning a ive offensively, defensively and Cy Young with Seattle in 1995. first round of the playoffs. surrounded by good, young record-tying fourth straight in the bullpen.” “I’ve got them in my office, talent, but the Warriors still National League Cy Young and Schilling was runner-up for and they’re displayed nice,” he Seattle SuperSonics are a few years away from fifth overall — one short of winning. Second-year star the second straight season, get- said. “I’m a very simple person, Gary “The Glove” Payton Roger Clemens’ record. ting 29 second-place votes and and I work hard, and I push Jason Richardson has amaz- might be the best Sonic ever, ing athleticism and should The Big Unit, who will earn three thirds for 90 points. myself, and this is the reward.” but he is going to have to pull an additional $4 million add to his 14 points and four Atlanta closer John Smoltz was Johnson went 24-5 with a a rabbit out of his hat to take rebounds per contest. Rookies because of the award, received third with 21 points. 2.37 ERA and 334 strikeouts, this team to the playoffs. The Mike Dunleavy and Jiri all 32 first-place votes and 160 Johnson matched Greg becoming the first major lea- Sonics, besides Payton, are Welsch will get opportunities points from a panel of the Maddux (1992-95) as the only guer since Boston’s Pedro young and full of potential. to contribute. Baseball Writers’ Association of pitchers to win four straight Cy Martinez in 1999 and the first With youngsters Rashard America. Youngs and became the NL’s NL player since the Mets’ Lewis, Desmond Mason and MIKE KREIGER IS A SENIOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR. HECAN BE CONTACTED BY PHONE AT 335-1140 OR BY E-MAIL “The big picture, obviously, is 11th unanimous winner, the first Dwight Gooden in 1985 to win Vladimir Radmanovic, AT [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED Seattle has a bright future. IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF to get to the World Series. If you since Maddux in 1995. Johnson pitching’s triple crown. THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS.

TEAM continued from Page 5 too good of a player.” Price said that Smith is a tough player to tackle. “He makes you stay on your feet,” Price said. “If you don’t, you’ll end up tackling air.” The coach also added that he doesn’t think WSU’s No. 5 ranking will have any effect on the game. “The players want to win so bad,” Price said. “The ranking won’t affect us like it might if we were facing a non-confer- ence opponent.”

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THE DAILY EVERGREEN NEWS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2002 | 7 localbriefs newsbrief speak on the latest research on A games night will take place Senate leader 50 years, announced Tuesday Ramadan fast hormone replacement and dis- from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the night that he is resigning. cuss the advantages of natural Pioneer Center. The event is free Snyder resigns Snyder, 75, a Long Beach begins today hormones over animal-based hor- and many games will be avail- Democrat, cited family consider- The Muslim community will mones. able. SEATTLE — Senate Majority ations in stepping down from a begin its monthlong fast of Registration is $10 and may An open swim will take place Leader Sid Snyder,a highly regard- job he once called the best on Ramadan today. be paid at the door. Pre-registra- from 6 to 9 p.m. Nov. 15 at the ed Democratic leader and a fix- the planet. Ramadan is the month on the tion is available at Professional Pullman Aquatic Center. The cost ture at the Capitol for more than THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Islamic lunar calendar when Mall Pharmacy and Sid’s is $3. Muslims abstain from food, drink Professional Pharmacy. A Harvest Dance will take and other sensual pleasures For more information, call 332- place from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. from the break of dawn to sun- 4608. 16, at Sunnyside Gym. set. The end of Ramadan will be marked by communal prayers Pullman to offer called “Eid-ul-Fitr” or Feast of the Golf tournament Fast-Breaking on Dec. 6. teen activities rescheduled Pullman Parks and Recreation The WSU Golf Course Ice Berg will sponsor a variety of teen activ- Tournament has been resched- Hormone therapy ities over the next two weeks. uled for 1 p.m. on Saturday at the A trip to Spokane to watch the golf course. discussion planned Chiefs take on the Portland The re-scheduling is due to the Professional Mall Pharmacy Winterhawks in a minor league busy schedules over Dad’s will sponsor a presentation on hockey game, will take place on Weekend. Natural Hormone therapy at 7 Friday. Participants must meet at It will be a two-person chap- p.m. on Thursday in Gladish 3:30 p.m. at the Pioneer Center. man with a 1 p.m. shotgun start. Community Center. The cost is $20. The cost is $10 for the event and Board certified Ob/Gyn Dr. Register by today by calling $8 for green fees. Cheryle Hart of Spokane will 338-3227. FROMSTAFF REPORTS

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certain conditions,” Nakata said. “It’s important to know Many students were weary this isn’t a final solution the centers would not be able to maintain their autonomy such to diversity on campus. as having their own hours of It’s a stepping stone.” operation and being able to bring their own food for events Brian Chu if the centers were relocated. planning committee member “We had people who manage the CUB address those con- cerns,” Nakata said. “They have President V. Lane Rawlins. said. “We would like the space been very cooperative and “The purpose and impor- to be classy.” accommodating with the con- tance of the memorandum is Although the relocation is cerns.” that with the turnover of staff, helpful to diversity on campus, Parking also was a concern, students want to be insured students feel that this is not since a significant number of that their concerns are remem- the end. students using the centers have bered and carried out,” said “It’s important to know this families and live off campus. Francesca Delgado, ASWSU isn’t a final solution to diversity “We are researching to resolve director of Multicultural on campus,” Chu said. “It’s a the parking issues. A vision we Awareness and Recruitment. stepping stone.” have is to have a shuttle service The centers have been allot- Delgado agreed. to the CUB,” Nakata said. “We ted $300,000 from the “This relocation should not be want to provide easy and afford- President’s Office for the move. thought as the be all and end all able access to the centers.” “We want to remodel the of diversity,” she said. “Although it The committee will acknowl- space to look world class. It’s an is a huge step, there is a lot still to edge the centers’ concerns opportunity to really make a be done in terms of diversity on through a memorandum to WSU statement on diversity,” Nakata this campus.” 11-06-02 3,8 11/5/02 8:52 PM Page 2

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National Touring Production! 8 tony Newspaper circulation Awards Winner of the Pulitzer Prize fora Dram mostly holding steady The Associated Press much promotion and other spe- “A lot of people are cial activities you put into it,” NEW YORK — The average concerned that said NAA president and chief circulation of U.S. newspapers executive John F. Sturm. held steady in the last half-year readers are giving up There were notable increases despite the economic downturn the newspaper habit at some papers, and reminders and concerns over declining and we don’t see that of how competitive the newspa- readership. The nation’s largest per business remains. publications recorded a slight in the numbers.” increase, while smaller ones The New York Post’s week- had some falloff. Barton Crockett day circulation jumped 10.5 per- Overall, the average daily publishing analyst cent to 590,061, according to the paid circulation for the 807 ABC figures — moving it ahead newspapers reporting to the ers are giving up the newspaper of rival Newsday, which report- Audit Bureau of Circulations for habit and we don’t see that in ed 578,809 circulation, an the six months ending Sept. 30 these numbers.” increase of 0.3 percent. The Post fell 0.3 percent from the same Newspaper circulation has lowered its single-issue price in period a year ago, according to been losing ground for years, a September 2000 to 25 cents, Monday, Nov. 11 - 7:30pm • WSU Beasley Coliseum an analysis of the data by the reflection of increased competi- much less than other New York Newspaper Association of tion from cable television, the papers, but publisher Lachlan Tickets: Adults $26/20, Students $20/16, Children 12 & under $6/12. First seven rows $32. Murdoch said the newest gains Discounts for groups. Tickets at the Beasley, The Depot, UI North Campus Center, and all America. Sunday circulation Internet and other media out- Ticketwest outlets. Call Festival Dance at (208) 883-DANS (3267). dropped 0.4 percent. lets. This year, many newspa- reflect other changes. “The circulation trends look pers faced the added challenge “Two elements are improved: Presented by Festival Dance with local sponsors KLEW-TV and ZIONS Bank. pretty close to flat, which is fine. of a weak economy that forced the editorial content and physi- It’s not terribly different from them to cut back and, in some cal feel and display of the the long-term trend, which is cases, reduce staffs. Advertising paper,” he said. “We’re attract- one of a slight decline every year pages and revenues in some ing readers not only from the for the last 20 years,” said newspapers also decreased. Daily News, but from other Barton Crockett, publishing “Newspapers have had to cut newspapers. Hopefully, people analyst at J.P. Morgan. “A lot of their costs, and to some extent, who don’t read newspapers now people are concerned that read- circulation is a function of how are coming into our paper.” 29 airport workers accused of lying on security forms The Associated Press rent or former workers who did- arrested Tuesday; the baggage n’t disclose convictions for crimes handler was taken into custody PHILADELPHIA — A grand including weapons offenses, last week. The remaining defen- jury has indicted 29 airport drug possession and theft, prose- dants were still at large, prose- workers on charges they hid cutors said. cutors said. their criminal histories or gave Among those arrested was a None of the workers, includ- false Social Security numbers baggage handler who had two ing maintenance men and sky- when they applied for security guns in his home. Prosecutors said caps, were believed to have ties badges, prosecutors said the guns belonged to a pair of law to terrorist groups, authorities Tuesday. enforcement officers who reported said. The majority worked for After Sept. 11, federal author- them stolen from their bags. private companies contracted by ities examined the records of Also, 12 food service workers the airport. nearly 15,000 employees at the were charged with using false Investigators said they also Philadelphia International Social Security numbers, prose- found illegal aliens and fugitives. Airport. cutors said. Those cases were to be turned The inspection found 17 cur- Twelve of those indicted were over to other agencies. No verdict after five-hour deliberation in Winona Ryder shoplifting case The Associated Press dalism for allegedly stealing he should have released more than $5,500 worth of “redacted” questionnaires, BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — merchandise from the Beverly excluding only private infor- The jury in Winona Ryder’s Hills Saks Fifth Avenue store mation jurors gave as well as shoplifting trial deliberated for on Dec. 12, 2001. names and other identifying five hours Tuesday and retired In another development, a information. without reaching a verdict. federal appeals court chas- The questionnaires focused Ryder, 31, made a brief tised Superior Court Judge on how much the jurors knew appearance at the courthouse Elden Fox for refusing to about the Ryder case and at the start of the day but left release the written question- what opinions they had after about an hour. naires jurors filled out at the formed about the actress The actress is charged with start of the trial. before they were called for grand theft, burglary and van- The court said that, by law, jury duty. 11-06-02 09 opinion 11/5/02 6:44 PM Page 1

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staff heavilysedated Spencer Morris | The Daily Evergreen letterto editorial theeditor Multicultural Fliers in mailbox move a good one put cash in trash Editor: Finally, something that might actually help WSU Monday’s Evergreen had achieve its diversity goals. a letter from a graduate If construction goes as student who was appalled planned, WSU African by the overabundance of American, Asian American “Achieving Our Vision” Pacific Islander and Native fliers sent out to everyone’s American student centers will mail box. move to the CUB by fall I would just like to say 2003. that I second that. The centers will move into As a staff member here the area where Taco Bell is on campus, to see things located. The Chicana/o like that is just a slap in the Latina/o student center will face to those of us who went not move to the CUB without a cost-of-living because it already is central- raise this year, who are ly located in Wilson Hall. having our insurance bene- Daggy Hall, where the cen- fits, in my case, go up by ters are located right now, is 810 percent, and to have out of the way and hidden in hard-working employees in the corner of campus. our area bumped out of The move to the CUB will positions because of budget be advantageous and should cuts in other departments! help the centers reach more What a waste! students. It also should help What a waste of our more students get involved hard-working dollars being with the groups or at least be put, as the graduate stu- able to converse with them dent pointed out, right into without trekking out to the the trash baskets! middle of nowhere. The groups will be able to Cindy Johnson hold more activities and the WSU staff turnout should be greater. While they’re at it, the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Allies program should be moved out of the CUB dungeon to a location people actually can find. Trading rights is wrong In order to find the GLBA, one has to go into the base- The right of the people to be step cards alike before folding it I suppose I’m just a little ment of the CUB and navi- secure in their persons, houses, through the shut and tossing it on the table. confused by the whole situa- gate a Playstation game- papers, and effects, against metal detec- She flips through the book you tion. In June 2002, the esque maze of dimly lit hall- unreasonable searches and tor. No wor- were carrying. Satisfied you’re American Civil Liberties Union ways and dark, scary rooms seizures, shall not be violated, ries; you’ve no more a security risk than reported the Washington State to get there. and no warrants shall issue, done this the wheelchair-bound grand- Patrol suspended random Unlike the Diversity but upon probable cause, sup- before. mother, she moves on. searches at the ferry docks Celebration, this is a true ported by oath or affirmation, Then it’s Meanwhile, your arms and because the suspicionless step toward progress in the and particularly describing the time to legs are spread and a security searches were deemed suffi- university’s goal of diversity. place to be searched, and the board the wand is being passed over your ciently unconstitutional as to Kudos to the President’s persons or things to be seized. plane. body. You glance at your buddy, warrant further exploration. Office for fronting $300,000 You’ve been Rob who’s being subjected to the “America must strive to be for the move. This does a lot hat you see above is waiting same treatment. both safe and free,” the ACLU more than signing names on the text of the around for Keenan Finally, you put your shoes press release read. “We should a piece of posterboard. W Fourth Amendment about 90 Opinion editor back on and get back into the not undermine our basic val- While we’re on a roll, let’s to the U.S. Constitution, guar- minutes, as boarding line. You see another ues in the name of security.” hire some faculty of color and anteeing the right not to be per all the signs posted in the federal employee arguing with What is the ideal solution? I do even more good. searched without probable airport. You’re sitting near the a passenger over the necessity don’t know. I don’t think it’s And to the students who cause and a warrant. front of the plane, so your row of random security checks. “It searching every passenger who will complain about Taco What you see above has is among the last to be called. actually makes a lot of sense,” wants to travel — not only is Bell’s demise, come on. That been more or less tossed out Then the flight attendant he’s saying. that time-consuming, it’s also stuff’s killing you. the window by “increased secu- glances at your boarding pass. “And what about the 95 per- invasive and would create a TJ CONRADS, FOR THE EDITORIAL BOARD rity measures” in the wake of “Step to the side, please,” she cent of passengers you aren’t public relations nightmare. the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks says matter-of-factly. “You’ve screening?” someone asks. Is it ever OK to be unfair to more than a year ago. been selected for a random “What if they have something a smaller group in order to The Daily Evergreen Consider, for just a moment, security screening.” smuggled into their shoe?” “ensure” a large group is treat- Editorial Board this scenario: You’re heading But we’ve already been “If you think about it, it ed well? No. Sorry, that’s not TJ Conrads home from a convention. You screened, you protest to no really does make sense,” the what this country is about. Editor and your traveling companion avail. security guy repeats. “Just Terrorists aren’t getting get stopped by the ticket agent “That was just a baggage think about it.” onboard planes by having a set Brian McLean as you check in. “You’ve been check.” Oh. Think about what? The of toenail scissors in their toi- Managing editor randomly selected for a securi- So you slink off to the side. above scenario actually hap- letries kit. They’re not smug- Jennifer Jackson ty screening!” she gushes, “Why didn’t they tell us this pened as I was returning home gling guns in their shoes and News editor quite cheerfully, you note. before?” your buddy asks. You from a convention. Not only they’re not carrying razors in Jordan Falk “Here are your boarding passes shrug. You’re standing in a were we searched without their beehive hairdos. Photo editor — just follow Fernando and long line of grandmothers in probable cause or a warrant, It’s a rather unfortunate he’ll give them back to you wheelchairs, infants and boys we were denied entry if we state of affairs when our coun- Rob Keenan after your bags get checked who couldn’t be more than 7 or failed to comply with the “vol- try has gone so far overboard Opinion editor out.” 8 years old. untary” searches. trying to create “security” C. Brandon Chapman Hmmm. And if you refuse? Finally, it’s your turn. You’re Do we need better security we’ve actually created a police Sports editor You learn you’ll be denied instructed to place your carry- onboard our planes? state. We shouldn’t be quite so Stephanie Keagle boarding privileges. So you let on luggage on a table, along Absolutely. Without a doubt. willing to suspend our Bill of with your wallet and any Rights. We all should be irate Arts editor the nice federal employee take And yet how does randomly your bags and you follow him metal objects you may be car- shattering someone’s that it’s now quite easy to deny Staff editorials are the majority vote of the editorial board. off to the side, where other rying in your pockets. Then it’s Constitutional rights guaran- us our rights for any or no rea- The views expressed in commentaries and passengers laugh and point at time to take off your shoes. You tee safer air travel? Screening son at all. letters are those of the individual authors and not watch as a portly woman in What is the price of securi- necessarily those of The Daily Evergreen staff, you while your bags are X- a few of many is unlikely to management or advertisers, or the WSU Board of rayed. skin-tight pants unzips your catch any real perpetrators or ty? I find myself weeping for Regents. Twenty minutes later, bag, pulling things out of it. criminals — not to mention the America when the true cost of Letters to the editor — typed — may be mailed or brought to Edward R. Murrow Center boarding passes in hand, you She unwraps your souvenirs fact it’s a poor business prac- security is liberty. 122, or e-mailed to [email protected]. hurriedly make your way and then shoves everything tice. Violating someone’s rights All letters under 300 words are considered for ROB KEENAN IS A JUNIOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR. HE CAN publication. A name, signature and phone through the second security back into the bag, yanking the is unlikely to have them telling BE CONTACTED BY PHONE AT 335-2290 OR BY E-MAIL AT number must accompany all letters. The Daily checkpoint, where your carry- zipper shut. She looks through their friends what a great com- [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN Evergreen reserves the right to edit for space, THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF libel, obscene material and clarity. on luggage is X-rayed and you your wallet, fingering cash and pany you are. THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. 11/06/02 Class Edition 11/5/02 6:48 PM Page 1

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12 | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2002 WORLD THE DAILY EVERGREEN worldbriefs that the Concorde crashed after a Israel plans elections Concorde problems tire was punctured by a stray metal strip on the runway, pro- The Associated Press spread concern ble confrontation with Iraq. developments underscored the pelling pieces of rubber into the The surprise move also growing political volatility in PARIS — The pilot of an Air fuel tank and igniting a fire. JERUSALEM — A reluc- brought Sharon’s archrival for Israel, which has had five tant Ariel Sharon on Tuesday France Concorde en route from Likud leadership, Benjamin prime ministers in seven New York to Paris rapidly called early elections for Jan. Netanyahu, back into govern- 28 after the breakup of his years. Sharon’s coalition lasted descended 27,000 feet after one Volcanic eruptions ment as temporary foreign fractious coalition, sending only 20 months, despite his of the plane’s engines malfunc- Israel into a tempestuous minister. Netanyahu said he aim to hang on until next tioned as passengers clutched cover cities in ash will challenge Sharon for the October, the originally sched- each other in fear, the airline and campaign that threatens fur- EL CHACO, Ecuador — ther instability in the party leadership in a primary uled election date. passengers said Tuesday. Covered in ash and soot, Jose Mideast at a time of a possi- to be held within weeks. Sharon flip-flopped over 24 None of the 67 passengers Ricardo Chicharron struggled The winner of that strug- hours, saying Monday it would was injured and the flight arrived Monday to rescue what remained gle will face the Labor Party be irresponsible to hold early safely at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle leader in the general election. of his herd of cattle — all he had elections, and announcing airport Monday night, the official One of the issues on the table left after a flow of hot rock from Tuesday he was dissolving said. The cause of the engine then will be how to approach trouble was not immediately an erupting volcano obliterated the Palestinians, whether to parliament because he was his home. unable to set up a stable coali- known. emphasize negotiation or war Air France said that one of the “My house has disappeared and whether to expel Arafat. tion after the departure of the and I’ve lost half my cattle,” he moderate Labor Party. supersonic jet’s four engines mal- On Tuesday, Netanyahu said. “I’ve only got the clothes on Sharon accused Labor of functioned during the Atlantic reiterated his long-standing my back.” “political caprice” by bolting crossing. The pilot shut down that view that Palestinian leader engine and flew the plane from The eruption Sunday of over Sharon’s refusal to cut Yasser Arafat should be 60,000 feet to 33,000 feet and Reventador — an 11,775-foot expelled and said the explu- funding to Jewish settlements leveled off. volcano located 60 miles north- sion could come during a U.S. in the West Bank and Gaza The incident came nearly two east of Quito — covered the strike against Iraq. Strip. and a half years after an Air Ecuadorean capital with soot, “I think the most appropri- The campaign will be held France Concorde crashed shortly making it hard to breath and ate time will be when Saddam amid fears that Iraq could after takeoff from Paris’ Charles spewing ash nine miles into the Hussein is thrown out,” attack Israel if the United de Gaulle airport. All 109 people air. Authorities closed Quito air- Netanyahu told Israel TV. “I States launched a war to top- on board were killed, along with port and area schools, though think that will be possible.” ple Saddam. four on the ground. there were no reports of injuries. The dramatic political An investigation concluded THE ASSOCIATED PRESS