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HOt.DA'tJANUARY 23 2006 THE1NDEP£NDEtoiT STUDENT VOICEOFeOIS£STATE SIN,CE 1933 FIRST ISSUE FREE
, HIV-positive man t- faces charges of knowingly TO infecting women As many as 15 women may have' .', been infected
BY SARA BAHNSON News Editor
A University of Idaho student is one of at least 15 women who al- legedly engaged in sexual contact with Kanay Mubita, a Moscow man who is currently jailed for not di-: vulging his Hlv-positive status, The Argonaut newspaper reported Friday. Mubita has been in Latah County Jail since Dec. 7 on 15 counts of transferring body fluids that may contain the mv virus. Mubita plead not guilty to six counts at an arraignment on Jan. 13.He will re- turn to court on Jan. 25 to address the additional nine counts. According to court documents, Moscowpolice Lt.Paul Kwiatkowski confirmed that Mubita knew hewas Hlv-positive and had signed docu- ments verifying the fact. According to court documents, \ 20 women have acknowledged to l- ··1 have potentially engaged in sexual r acts with Mubita between 2M2 and ! 2005. Mubita tested positive for mv in Dec. 2001. Mubita is a native of Zambia, Africa and was once a 'part-time ~. student at the University of Idaho, '.. according to The Argonaut. Idaho law states that any person who exposes another in any manner Keynote speaker Hunter-Cault reflects on civil rights movement with the intent to infect or, know- ingthat he or she is or has been af- flicted with AIDS or HIV infection, BY MICAH MCLAUGHLIN Hunter-Gault's memoir "In My Place" was the transfers or attempts to transfer any guide for her speech. "In My Place" is an account of News Writer of his or her body fluid, body tissue the civil rights movement as she remembers it and or organs to another person is guilty "Beyond the mountain, more mountains,' said her role in it. In particular, Hunter-Gault was the " There's a lot of a felony and shall be punished by Charlayne Hunter-Gault. using a Haitian proverb to first blackwoman to be admitted to the University of progressive imprisonment in the state prison set the tone forher speech: "Making a Global Dream: to Georgia. for a period not to exceed 15years, I·.l.··~.· From Jim Crow America to Apartheid South Africa She recounted the many hurdles she encountered . by fine not in excess of $5,000, or by I as a black woman in the southern state of Georgia. movements out I and Beyond." both such imprisonment and fine. 1 "~ Ajournalist and author, Hunter-Gault was the key- "It would take two years of legal wrangling," Mubita is being held on a $20,000 Hunter-Gault said, "What the court called exhaust- there today, but I d note speaker for Boise State's Martin Luther King Jr. bond. II.;~ and Human Rights Celebration this year. She spoke ing ... [her] legal remedies," to be admitted to the Boise State Medical Services of- , r, in the Student Union Building's Jordan Ballroom on university, even though the ruling of Brown vs. wanted to bring us fers free confidential rapid mv the Board of Education had recently been handed Friday evening. testing and counseling to Boise MLK Chair Rodney Curly said he chose Hunter- down. back to history. " State students, faculty and staff. Gault as the keynote speaker because "she's seen a She said even then there were other obstacles to Test results are available within 20 lot of the deep south and a lot ofthe historic human overcome, most notably the student body itself. - Rodney Curly, minutes of the test. Testing is per- Hunter-Gault said they would jeer her with racial. rights movements. There's a lot ofprogressive move- MLK Chair formed using a device to collect oral ments out there today but I wanted to bring us back See History Ipage 31 fluid from the mouth, without the to history." use of needles. For a free appoint- ment, call Mariah at HIV Services Clinic at 367-7038. Students prep for spring break volunteer work in Houston
will work at the Houston Ronald said. "It's still related to helping a Rollins said Aramark, the College Spring break is just eight weeks Student Activities Office in the BY TESSA SCHWEIGERT McDonald House, the local food community. of Social Sciences and Public away,and the students are current- Student Union Building. Unwanted l\sslstant News Editor bank, the Houston Zoo and in a In the past, BSU students have Affairs, the College of Business ly raising funds to pay for the trip. cell phones, which will also help . project called "The Village." Rollins traveled to Santa Fe, N.M. and San and Economics and the Graduate Maria Rollins, the 2006 ASB coor- fund the trip, can be dropped off While spring breakers ~cross said The Village is a housing project Diego, Calif. for other ASB trips. College have already contributed to dinator and VSBassistant director, at the Info Desk in the SUB and the cause. .. the nation flock to sandy beaches, that will provide a home for evacu- The 2006 participants collectively said students depend on donations Albertson's Library. more than 20 Boise State students ees to livein by April. chose to travel to Houston in the and fundraisers to pay for the trip "The majority of the (ASB) par- will spend their vacation serv- Some projects will directly help wake of Katrina. . expenses. ticipants are excited and trying so TO ..donatetoth~ASB,c.;? ing Hurricane Katrina evacuees in The trip gives students the op- 1 hard to make it happen," Rollins Katrina victims, and others will , Houston, Texas. The Alternative Current fundraisers include raf- portunity to travel to another city contaetMarla RQllinsat/ • said. serve the city of Houston, Rollins Spring Break, organized by the fles, selling concessions and col- during their vacation, but also to .. " .426~4240:~r<..'.. ','.~~',r: lecting donations and unwanted Students will pay a portion ofthe said. .•.•[email protected]~jt develop habits of helping others, • ',. . __•• ,.: .- ..... - .•• : •. C' •. ~- _:' ,.,·,"·,',:.1"11 Volunteer. Service Board of BSU, fees themselves. During' the trip, "It's a way of helping a communi- will focus on four service projects cell phones. Donations will be ac- from March 25 to'April 2, students ty that's helping evacuees," Rollins - Rollins said. geared toward hurricane relief. cepted at the ASBdrop box in the .'World/Natlonal/.What the?.· .. s.to- ries courtesy of- KRT Campus Wire Services unless . otherwise cred- :ted; .Local/BSU stories arecour- tesy of the Boise State Web site at www.bolsestate.edu.AlIstorles are complied by News Writers.
Team members each received $750 Penn., draws her imagery from phi- possible~ednesdai in the West Bank city of Nablus. "I'm for their second-place win and the losophy, and particularly from Plato's world Santa Clara County Judge Edward local/bsu worried that Hamas could win not BSUchapter received $1,800 and sev- Theaetetus, a Socratic dialogue. Davila sentenced Anna Ayala to nine _ because ofits strength but because of eral other cash awards. According to "Socrates envisions the mind asa type years in prison and her husband, Abbas finds Arafat's Fatah's weakness." BSUstudent Estrada, the student chapter will dis; of aviary,· Kelsey said In a pre-publi- Jaime Plascencia, to 12 years, four The prospect that militants led engineers honored in cuss ways to use the money to part- cauonlntervtew "Birds ofknowledge shoes tough to fill months behind bars. .by Hamas could see big gains in tile ner with national minority associa- fly around and the thinker/knower "Greed and avarice overtook this Academic Olympiad RAMALLAli, West Bank elections has some Abbas allies wor- tions to provide more opportunities plucks them down when he or she ried that the president will resign if couple, and they lost their moral wants to use them." Born in southern Palestinian Authority President Ateam from tneSocietyofHispanic for Boise State students. his party has a major setback, throw- compass," he said. California, Karla Kelsey trained as a Mahmoud Abbas, stuck in a job he Professional Engineers student chap- Last year, the university's SHPE ing the Palestinian government - Ayala was facing a maximum of classical ballet dancer while earning reluctantly sought and facing a ris- ter at Boise State Unlversity placed chapter was recognized as the out- not to mention moribund peace talks nine years, eight months in prison. degrees from UCLA, the University ing tide of criticism, is losing power, second behind Cornell University in standing student organization from - into further disarray. Plascencia could have received up to of Iowa's Writer's Workshop, and credibility and legitimacy after only a national Academic Olympiad held among mo!e than 180 student orga- Rafiq Husseini, Abbas' chief of 13 years for his role in the scam and the University of Denver. She teach- a year in office. recently in Orlando, Fla. nizations. staff, conceded that 2005 had been other crimes. es at Susquehanna University in Trying to succeed the iconic Yasser The BSU team beat out teams from In addition to honors received at a difficult and frustrating year for Plascencia, 43, and Ayala, 39, con- Pennsylvania, where she lives with Arafat as Palestinian leader was an al- the University of California-Berkeley, .the national convention, BSU's SHPE the president, who's told associates cocted a scheme to defraud Wendy's. her husband. Knowledge, Forms, the' most insurmountable challenge, and the University of Illinois at Urbana- chapter recently received a $4,000 that he won't seek a second four-year On March'22, she placed a finger tip :-Israeli and American officials as well Champaign, Cal Poly Pomona, grant from the national SHPE or- Aviary is her first book. term. into her chili and caused a commo- Allen's book "67 Mixed Messages" :as millions of frustrated Palestinians the University of Florida and Rice ganization as part of an Advancing "He thinks that this one year in tion at the fast food chain's restaurant centers around Suzi, the breathtak- :llre losing faith in a man they'd hoped University in the national competi- Careers in Engineering program, office has 'been the heaviest of his in South San Jose. The case was soon ingly beautiful but hopelessly elusive ;.:wouldrejuvenate the economy, curb tion. The Jeopardy-like contest in- According to Estrada, the chap- life, which has been very traumatic,' known across the globe. love object of a middle-aged profes- ,official. corruption, crack down on volved answering questions from the ter plans to use the funds to provide very difficult," Husseini said. "Three But itturned out the finger tip came sor who identifies as gay. Absurd ~:renegade street gangs and revive ne- from one of Plascencia's co-workers, Fundamentals of Engineering Exam. transportation forjunior -and senior- :'gotiations with Israel on the creation more years will be almost as difficult. but heartbreaking, this cycle of tra- who lost it in a workplace accident in BSU's student chapter also was high students in Nampa and Caldwell ~ofan independent Palestinian state. Therefore, I don't think any human ditional sonnets is spiked with puns Las Vegas and sold it to Plascencia. named National Small Outstanding to attend Family Engineering Day at The inability of the moderate 70- being - super or not super - would and literary references. In September, Ayala and Plascencia Chapter of the Year at the nation- Boise State 011 Feb. 4. . year-old president - who's known as be able to manage any more." Allen, a professor at the University pleaded guilty to two felony charges al SHPE convention. Competing Abu Mazen - to lead the Palestinians of South Dakota-Vermillion, is the arising from the scam: conspiracy to against SHPE student chapters of all Boise State's Ahsahta effectively and the stroke that's felled winner of the Flannery O'Connor national file a false insurance claim and.at- sizes at universities in a 10-state re- ,Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Press Releases Two Prize in Short Fiction from the tempted grand theft with damages gion, the BSU chapter took top hon- •have left the near-term prospects University of Georgia Press for his exceeding $2.5 million. ors as Regional Outstanding Chapter New Works for Palestinian-Israeli cooperation book "AteItAnyway." He is the author Near maximum Before Davila announced his sen- oftheYear. pretty much in ruins and Abbas' of the novels "Mustang Sally" (pro- sentences in Wendy's tence, a tearful Ayala read a state- "We are very pleased and excited Boise State University's Ahsahta once-dominant Fatah political duced as the movie Easy Six in 2003) ment apologizing to Wendy's, which to have received this national recog- Press has released two new books of party in danger of losing control to finger case and "Straight Through the Night." she said was one of her family's favor- nition for Boise State University," said poetry: "67 Mixed Messages" by Ed militant Islamists. ite restaurants. Dave Estrada, a junior majoring in Allen and "Knowledge, Forms, the "Abu Mazen has been a disap- . SANJOSE,Calif. - The couple who "I do take responsibility for my ac- electrical and computer engineering Aviary" by Karla Kelsey, the winner what the'? pointment fot all of us," said Nasser schemed to defraud Wendy's restau- tions and offer my most sincere apol- . from Nampa who is president of the of the Sawtooth Poetry Prize. Iumaa, a Fatah candidate in next rant chain by planting a severed hu- ogles, especially to Wendy'sin San SHPE student chapter at Boise State. "Knowledge, Forms, the Aviary" week's parliamentary elections and a man finger in a bowl of chili received So, where's lily Jose and its employees," Ayala said. BSU students who competed in the was selected by Carolyn Forche for leader of the group's military branch nearly the maximum punishments "I'm truly sorry." national Academic Olympiad includ- the prize. Forche, author of "The Blue reward, dude? In aprepared statement, Plascencia ed Heraclio Jaquez, a senior major- Hour," "The Angel of History" and said he too was sorry for the harm his ing in computer information systems "The Country Between Us," is a pro- Anxious to solve a murder, Albany, actions and caused. from Rupert, J. Arturo Garcia, a se- fessor at Skidmore College. Forche N.Y., police, questioning drug-us- "I am paying the ultimate price nior majoring in electrical engineer- wrote of Kelsey in her introduction, .ing witnesses at the station, put a with my dignity," he said. ing major from Emmett, and Antonio "(Her) gift is for the inter-subjective phony poster on the table offering a Wendy's representatives estimate Oblea, a junior majoring in math- lyric, the 'we of interdependence ... $150,000 reward for information in the restaurant has lost more than ematics and electrical engineering What Kelsey has given us in lyric form the case. To satisfy legalities, they put $21 million overall as a result of the from Pocatello. Team alternate was (is) another world, wherein the read- a disclaimer on it saying, "This is not crime. The San Jose franchise owners Alba Trejo, a sophomore majoring in er may enter and become awake." real, you stupid crackhead," It didn't claimed losses of almost $500,000. respiratory therapy from Idaho Falls. Kelsey, who lives in Susquehanna, matter. They sang like canaries.
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on the advancement of civil rights. The J-6story (Irmn pagel) attendees were of. diverse backgrounds and ages and came from as far away as slurs as she passed them, She described Pennsylvania; . one experience in which the students ri- Wenyi Dai said she attended the speech oted outside the women's dorm. because she had read of Hunter-Gault Ill' Even though they became violent and· her textbooks while going to school In her broke her window with stones, the police hometown of Beijing, China. were not summoned for. hours, Hunter- Hunter-Gault is currently a correspon- Gault said. dent and chief for CNN's Johannesburg Hunter-Gault also spoke of other peo- Bureau. She has also worked for PBS for ples' struggles to become equal. twenty years as a national correspondent For instance, toward the end of her for "The News Hour with Jim Lehrer" and speech, Hunter-Gault reflected that "affir- anchor of "Rights and Wrongs." Hunter- mative action in South Africa is not dirty Gault has also worked for NPR, the New word, it's government policy." Yorker, and the New York Times. . She attributed this to the fact that in Throughout her career, Hunter-Gault South Africa black people are in the major- won numerous awards, most notably, two ity and "their representatives are the gov- Emmy awards, two Peabody Awards as well ernment." as Journalist of the Year from the National Several hundred people were in atten- Association of Black Journalists. She holds dance to hear Hunter-Gault's opinions several honorary degrees as well.
University of Minnesota-Crookson graduate Mukit Alam, store manager of Mai International, walks through the store at Columbia Mallin Grand Forks, North Dakota. This new clothing store features only the Mai brand of clothing, which is shipped in from Bangladesh. Minnesota students open store selling their own brand of clothes
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own tight pants, know how to without seeing a dude-brah pop but I'll admit that I sometimes fall Reframing sew, cut my own hair, occa- the collar on his hot pink polo. victim and feel compelled to prove Isionally dabble with interior You'd think with that type of ret- my masculinity. I often do so by decorating and I sometimes wear rospect, more guys would start to either playing with power tools the black &. eye-liner. Oh yeah, and "Amelie" realize that the concept of what's and putting up drywaff or throw- is one of my favorite movies. masculine and what isn't only ex- ing a football around. After all, white nature Regardless of what stereotypes ists in the stereotypes we choose nothing says 'manly' like power- tell you though, my own team to subject ourselves to. With time, tools or playing games involving of gender does not get my jollies off. Don't everything evolves and that hot balls. Of course, I'm just kidding, believe me? Well, what if instead pink polo many guys proudly sport but regardless, the perception of of informing you of my presum- .today we'll eventually be tucked those who see me in a context de- stereotypes ably feminine traits and hobbies, away with the bleached tapered manding physical prowess or abil- I bragged about atliletic abilities jeans of the '80s. The same holds ity are drastically different from and boasted an exaggerated story true with my hair and fashion the perception of those who see of sexual promiscuity? Would that sense.The only difference is mine's me altering dress shirts on my sewing machine. I find it amus- increase the credibility of my het- currently not quite as popular with ing but at the same time, it's quite erosexual claim? If so, why? guys as it is with girls. - Ten years ago, no "real man" There's a lot of pressure in socl- frustrating as well. It seems to me that most men would've ever been caught dead ety for males to live up to a certain fear being feminine so much that wearing pink in fear of being labeled standard of masculinity. that other a homosexual. These days, males approve of. With very little they actually feel threatened by it's nearly impossible acceptable deviation from what is the femininity of another. Maybe it to stroll around considered appropriate and what has to do with how femininity for campus isn't, if one strays too far, they will males is so deeply associated with definitely be subjected to great homosexuality. I don't know. But I ridicule by the self-proclaimed do know that although my broth- alpha males of soci- er and his husband (yes, you read ety. I often try not that right) can dish up a delicious to give into the home-cooked dinner in their nicely peer pres- decorated kitchen, if push comes sur e to shove, they can easily serve up , a huge can of whoop ass as well. \ : 1'1 The best part of it is, I've never l -r I seen either of them wear pink. 1 I ..·'~~·,··'J:-a=.·. ·...:.-n:-u=-.. ·.=a..:.-r~Y~2=-3=-'-,.2=.··.-=:O-=O:.:.:.6=---'---'---~-----.:-~--,--'---.--:------,----:--~
: ":' - - ' , . ".'. '-'. .' - You're not exactly General Paton, either .Kennedy, Taxing the embarrasses percentage of those infected in BY GRAHAM Not even combat medics re- portion of the IDU group com- the heterosexual demographic. steam out of AL.DERSON ceive the level of protection that prised 334,117 persons together. Those whose exposure category Thus, even if Mr. Howard's sta- himself and ·all Guest Opinion civilian medical professionals re- ceive. They cannot be likened to was male-to-male sexual contact, tistics had been accurate, having as many homosexuals infected each other. So yes, disease trans- represented 440,887 persons, the Iraq War Woody Howard's recent article as heterosexuals would still tell liberals "You're not General Paton" about mission Is a real threat on the bat- note this is of course men only. us that the percentage of homo- gays in the military is fatally tlefield. - So obviously his statistics are sexuals with AIDS is higher than Second, Mr. Howard states completely lnaccurate.ndd since BY JONATHAN flawed. I will not address the de- heterosexuals as they make up a BY ATTILA HURST cision about gays in the military, that the infection rates are about he said he received them from the SAWHILLER equal between homosexuals and CDC but did not cite them. smaller portion ofthe population. Guest Opinion but I will explain why-some of his His argument was faulty even if Opinion Writer conclusions are totally false. heterosexuals with regard to HIV/ This becomes an even scarier number for homosexual men his statistics had not been. "No Americah has the moral First, having been in the mili- AIDS. Like millions of other Americans, when coupled with the fact that Mr. Howard needs to find new right to profiteer at the expense ei- tary and received combat first aid This is false. Upon visiting I watched the Senate Judiciary they represent a minority of the points to support his argument, ther of his fellow-citizens or of the training, I neither received nor the Centers for Disease Control Committee hearings of Judge population, and thus 440,887 ho- because his current ones seem to men, women, and children who are was trained in how to use any pro- Web site regarding HlV/AIDS Samuel A. Alito over the last mosexuals with AIDS is a much only weaken it. I am not passing living and dying in the midst of the tective gear for myself for treating infection rates by exposure cat- _ few weeks. larger percentage of the demo- any judgmem on the issue, but' war". Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke other's combat wounds, This is egory (www.cdc.gov/hiv/stats. I was hoping to see a dignified ex- graphic than it would be if it were rather want to highlight the in- these poignant words shortly after in stark contrast to the medical htmsexposure), I was presented amination ofthe judicial qualifica- 440,887 heterosexuals. accurate statements that are be- World War II broke out, respond- professionals Mr. Howard com- with the following statistics cur- tions of Presidentilush's appointee So while the sheer numbers of ing used to illegitimately prop up ing to the deluge of orgiastic profi- pares soldiers to who are not only rent through 2003. to replace Sandra Day O'Connor on Those diagnosed with AIDS in those infected are higher for ho- these arguments. teering by defense contractors and trained but are required to use the United States Supreme Court. mosexual men, the percentage of other shrewd entrepreneurs who protective gear for themselves, the exposure category of hetero- Instead, the leading leftist politi- that particular demographic is Grabam Alderson is a were benefiting from the suffering specifically because of the risk of sexual contact (both men and cian of the Democratic Party Sen. women) and the heterosexual astronomically higher than the student at Boise State of others. disease transmission. Ted Kennedy was exposed as a Roosevelt's words prove just as hypocritical partisan hack when he applicable today as when they were tried to smear Judge Alito's impec- first earnestly enunciated. Given cable judicial record and personal the immorality, illegality and inef- character. ficacy of the current war in Iraq, it In fact, it became so bad that is time we took Roosevelt's admon- now word on the street is that the ishments seriously by punishing Democrats weren't really trying to war profiteers and preventing busi- oppose Alito, but rather save face nesses from daring to profit at the with (and campaign cash from) expense of human beings. ' the radical leftists of the MoveOn. I propose legislation that will tax org crowd, who spent hundreds government;contracted businesses of thousands on ads smearing on their excessive wartime profits. the judge. Congressman 'John B. Larson and Whether Kennedy's amusing Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro hysterics were planned or not, they have already submitted what's stlll provided great i~ight into just called the "Excess Profits Tax" how twisted and hypocritical the to the House of Representatives. leadership of the Democratic Party According to the House's Web is. Unable to find anything wrong site (www.house.gov/larson/pr_ with Judge Alito's outstanding fif- 050901.htm), this bill "is modeled teen-year judicial record, Kennedy after the tax on excessive profits en- spent most of his time grllling Alita acted during WWI, WWII and, most about his former membership in a recently, the Korean War." now defunct organization called According to Majorie Cohn, ex- Concerned Alumni of Princeton. cess-profits taxes "are generally When Alito belonged to CAP in calculated in two ways." One is 1972, its focus was on bringing back that "any return on capital over a the ROTC after its buildings had fixed percent may be considered been firebombed out of existence excess profit:' by campus liberals. Alternatively, "they [excess prof- Alito made it clear that he was not its] might be defined as net in- and never had been an active mem- come in excess of prewar levels:' ber, and when he was advised of cer- "Profits recaptured through the tain things some people involved levy," add Larson and Del.auro," with CAP had said about women would be channeled into the Low and minorities, he responded that Income Heating Energy Assistance he didn't have any knowledge of Program, disaster relief for victims those statements and emphatically of Hurricane Katrina, and veteran's disagreed with them. health care:' Still, Kennedy kept chant- This war in Iraq, like every war, is ing like a raving maniac from a economically driven. To make war Opinion Writer single paragraph of an old CAP less appealing, then, it seems obvi- magazine article, claiming that ous and logical to remove the eco- this was proof beyond doubt that nomic incentive. Samuel Alito was just another big- That's to say, it's time to start The cost of tuition can crush returning students oted, racist, sexist Republican castigating those who foment, sus- who would crush Americans' tain, and benefit from war - war BSU is no different, but what the Hell is driving the costs up so As a returning "non-traditional" student at Boise State, I am civil rights. profiteers - through excessive in a position to assess much of what has changed here since much more rapidly than inflation rates in every other indus- It boils down to the fact that lib- taxation. the last time I attended. try? If you break it down percentage-wise per year, you get a erals are simply desperate. Judge Some might argue that this is un- For instance, because I am not immediately eligible for fi- worse rate than the credit card applications that are pushed on Alito was given the American Bar fair and antithetical to free market nancial aid, I quickly encountered one especially unfortunate students at every football game and with every purchase from Association's highest rating for ju- principles. new feature: the sky-rocketing price. the BSU Bookstore. dicial nominees, and showed in- But this contention quick- I'm an adult working two jobs and hoping to squeeze in a Besides, with tuition price rising so quickly, what improve- credible expertise in constitutional ly evaporates when it college education so that maybe someday l'llhave only one job ments are we really seeing? Parking is as terrible as ever - even law during the hearings, as well as is revealed that Iraq reconstruction that I won't lie about when I run into people I knew in high with a new garage. Staffing problems run rampant as instruc- throughout his career. contracts are offered exclusively school. tors are still vastly underpaid. Since they couldn't attack Alito's to American companies with ties I no longer want to hear, "Hey, how are you, Jason! It's been Plus, we still had to sell-the Pavillion naming rights. If I'm judicial credentials, they had to to the Bush administration in bid quite a while, I'm working on my third doctorate. It's pretty paying two grand plus every semester, can't we at least get rid find whatever they could. free venues - revelations scant- hard being a mission commander for NASA and chief of staff of the name "Taco Bell Arena?" Maybe this trend will take off They are grasping at straws ly concurrent with the tenets of at other Idaho schools. I wouldn't feel so bad ifthe University of a\ a hospital, but I somehow find the time, even with the kids." because they know Judge Alito free market philosophy. Then I feel awkward that my greatest achievement is unlock- Idaho's Kibbie Dome was painted like a giant Budweiser can. will judge law according to the These same businesses, more- ing a new song on "Lumines," For people who are on their own trying to run a household Constitution. That's right; liber- over, are reveling in record profits and get the schooling they need, every missed semester makes The point is, education is the most important investment als are terrified of judges who sim- while scores of Iraqi civilians are you can make in yourself, and BSU is becoming increasingly the higher education hurdle that much higher. ply interpret existing law instead being "neutralized" or marginal- expensive each year. On the plus side, the continually rising costs serve as moti- of legislating liberal ideals from ized, and American soldiers are vation for students to succeed in their classes. Every repeated In the '99-'00 academic year, the last term I attended, the cost the bench. being sent home in flag-draped class means money out of your pocket, either now or when the for an Idaho residentto attend a semester was $1l47. Today, at One of the largest left-Wing blogs coffins or with freshly cauterized $2138, tuition is almost double that amount. I'd hate to even student loan bills start rolling in, around, the Daily Kos, is scared for stumps for limbs. As for now, my school colors aren'tso much blue and orange, think about what out of state tuition adds up to. the future of gay marriage under a Additionally, many of these I know that money is the lifeblood of any organization and but red on my credit card and bank statements. Supreme Court with Judge Alita. businesses are or once have been "I'm very afraid that an Alito court engaged in dubious, if not whol- will drag us back to the original ly illicit, practices. One such words of the Constitution or worse company, DynCorp, has been the democratic process and not al- accused of multiple counts of low important findings to be un- human rights violations: veiled in the Constitution that al- lows for equal marriage" wrote a Involvement in underage posternamed blllybufu on Jan. 17. • prostitution rings in Bosnia, Thousands of displaced animals need a home. 1 Imagine that. What could be worse than a judge who interprets Dispatching herbicides ' ing very stressful lives. The American Heart law according to the Constitution? • in Colombia "that drifted BY JOHN W; ROHLEIN II The sad thing about this situation is that 2 Association has often referred to high blood Apparently, making law via the across the border [into Ecuador], Guest Opinion many of those pets will not be around long pressure as the "silent killer" and many peo- democratic process. killing children and crops." enough to get that chance. According to the American Hum~ne Association, as many ple do not realize thatthey have it. It's no coincidence that all of the (Institute for Southern Studies) Ah, it is the New Year. The time of reflec- My family personally brought in two ani- liberals' most cherished victories Do we really want to entrust these tion, resolutions, and a clean slate to start the as 5.5 million dogs are euthanized every year in shelters across the country because mals to our home in the past five years. We like legalizing abortion, creating corporations with ours and Iraq's year on the right foot. Alot of people have New took in a cat that roamed houses in our neigh- affirmative action, removing God security? Meanwhile, a more pal- Year's resolutions that they follow or at least there are not enough loving homes for them , and there is only so much space. In a nation borhood searching for food and was the target and prayer from schools, allowing pable war is being waged right here try to follQi.V. oftrash from kids that caught the bus on our flag-burning, etc., have not been at home on education, healthcare, For those who have a hard time thinking up full of opportunity and justice for all, this is street corner; , products of Congress but acts of [u- daycare, veterans aid, retirement of a resolution or a goal to accomplish, con- very disturbing. We also adopted a part husky from the hu- ..dicial fiat. and more. This is because, the ad- sider starting the New Year by adopting a new Despite all the sadness, there is hope. There mane society in Boise during Thanksgiving The American people who elect ministration demonstrates, the col- friend into your liv~s. is something we can do to ensure that at least break. Having these two as a part oCthe family' representatives would never put up onization ofiraq is more important. A majority of the thousands of dogs, cats some of these animals have a place to' call has made a big difference inour lives. with such nonsense, as elections Let's use all thiswasted money (our and other animals rescued from the Gulf home. So as you resume commuting to classes and have proved time and again. The hard earned tax dollars) to pay for Coast region following Hurricane Katrina will This 'year, I ask that you take a day or two to back, think about the aforementioned statis- liberals have already lost control of 'the things we really need. It is time be spending yet another year at shelters across pay a visit to the animal shelters around the tics. Consider welcoming, a homeless dog or the Presidency, the Senate, and the we put an end to this war and the the country, including at the Idaho Humane valley. Once you step Inside a room that hous- es cats and dogs waiting for homes, Iguaran-, cat Into youi' home and experience the joy House of Representatives. .profiteering that fuels it. Society in Boise. , This does not-just apply to hurricane vic- tee that you willwant to take one of them with they will bri~gwlth them. .' Now Alitois about to be con- Attila Hurst is a tims. This also goes for the many other un- yoti., " firmed, and theywill lose control of "b;iingual education and wanted dogs and cats who are forced to stay at "Having a pet can actuailybegaod Car you. ]ohnRQmleiniJ!s'theenvironment! the Supreme Court: No wonder Ted . soCialsciences major shelters,Theyare al]waiting for the chance to 'Re~earchhas ~hown thatpetsi:lU,ll1elp-con~ " "animal issuescci0rdinator fotBolse . ,Kennedyandliberals everwhere are, tI~lyour bloodpressure,e.sPe'Cfally thos~liv". ., "Sti,tevoll,inteerSerYlces Board. sodesperate.· '." " (' "at Boise State ,be adopted by loVing families. .. ,.',. 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What's new in music racks Diplo "Fabrlcl.tve 24" This mix CD offers an excel- lent explanation, of how Diplo, ,the Philadelphia DJ born 'Wesley Pentz, has become the darling of the dance- Fashion's hits music world. "FabricLive 24" plays January 13- February 10 like a history of electro and Miami and misses bass, sprinkled with .Southem hip- hop and Brazilian favela funk. kNOw hate When in doubt, Student Union Art"G II' .. , aery turn to the British J for style support Rope BY MARIANA BEKKER Culture Columnist
Over winter break, like many other PHOTOSBY SEAN PRAlIIIHE AnBITER college students out there, I found The "kNOw hate", exhiblt is currently displayed at the Student Union Art Gallery until Feb. 10. This axhlhlt examines myself with lot of time on my hands. , And while sleeping in until 11 every the origins of ethnic stereotyping by featuring derogatory and exploitive imagery; some found in everyday objects. morning and working out for two hours every day (I am on a mission to get in shape) took a lot out of my day, I still had many hours left over to kill. African American stereotypes and BY THOM GARZONE ers, kitchen items, figurines, to- And that's how I found myself in others on the Native Indian cul- Culture Writer bacco wrappers, coins, and other front of the TV every afternoon at 4 ture. Some pieces depict Hispanic labels. Included within the arti- p.m. watching Oprah. It turns out she As students meander through facts is a songbook that is dated cultures, namely Mexican and has a very popular show on NBC that how they were thought to be lazy, RopeSport: An the halls of the Student Union during the Pre-Civil War era and a millions of people (mostly women) taking mostly leisure in their daily intermediate workout BUilding, on the second floor stereoscope and photograph from watch on a daily basis. Who knew? above the main entrance lays an 1899. lives. Now, not to knock on you people The message here is that in re- If you can get past the annoying enlightening exhibit, and as one' To fully comprehend and picture out there who love yourself some banter of D-Iist celebrities, this video visit'or commented - is!~~thodght:. whatthls exhibit generates is to cent years' we as .a culture and Oprah, but I found her show to be will provide you with a fat-burning a society have grown and devel- provoking." describe an idea behind the show- kinda stupid. Oprah is constantly workout that may be new: and thus, oped insight so that when we look talking about herself and how much This exhibit, aptly named "kNOw ing, and to grasp the pristine con- interesting - to you. back on eras when people of color charity she does, and her audience hate," expresses an abundance of dition it is in and the overall ap- Jumping rope has long been touted were pictured ethnocentrically, is always unnaturally excited to be stereotypes found in the world preciation of its, multifaceted lev- as one of the best ways to burn calo- we form a perspective that is ad- there. Yet, I still watched it everyday of advertisement of the past and els of its aesthetic quality. ries, but going round and round with , Most of these artifacts have a vanced and we perceive ourselves for a month, so what does that say a rope can be boring, much of the arts and crafts of brief synopsis under them, which with tenacity and cultural relativ- about me? That's what's good about this video: years gone by. It reflects an eth- Anyway, Oprah has many specials nocentric attitude that was indel- is helpful. The lighting is perfect, ism. It gives you different jumps to do, and The "kNOw hate" exhibit will that pertain to fashion and what- ible with, images from a white- and as you enter there is a lull of you do them in a fun group setting to be showing at the Student Union have-you so I guess it's not all that dominated culture. It consists of peace and serenity that arises due good, pulse-pounding music. Building until Feb. 10. It proj- bad. Okay, it's stillpretty lame, but What's bad about this video are reflections on African American, to walking through the exhibit. ects on its audience a mirror of one show was most helpful and I am Kelly Packard of "Baywatch" and Eric Native Indian, Hispanic and, to a One common motif the exhibit glad that my lack of anything to do the past. So go look at and take Nics of "MTV Grind." slight extent, Asian American cul- illustrates is the popular images over break allowed me to watch it. in the "kNOw hate" exhibit now tures that were visualized as pri- of Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben, or She did a special about the ladies that there's time. It can grasp a marily stereotypical. the one on the Cream of Wheat who host a little show called "What sense of timelessness and dem- The exhibit shows many genres box. It's uncanny that in the past Not to Wear" on the oh-so fabulous, onstrates behaviors and images, of art and ceramics, prints, post- our culture was instilled with and ever growing in popularity TV however archaic, from ages past cards, toys, bottles and caps, these stereotypes. ' station, BBC. The hosts are two Brits; in our American culture. ' cookie jars, salt and peppershak- Most of the pieces focus on TrinnyandSusannah, who help make the world a better place by making over the fashion disasters that walk the streets providing everyone else with an eyeful of ugliness. In other words, Ilove them - they are the best thing to happen to fashion since the Recipe ofthe week: Turkey-meatball sandwiches stiletto. Not only are these ladies sensible, but they know that every- one is uniquely shaped and that you This zesty recipe is quick, gotta mold fashion to your body, and BY AMBER FUGER easy and.inexpensive. The tur- not the other way around. Assistant Culture Editor Celebrity news: key meat makes these sand- The most important rule these wiches light while the pasta Brits instilled unto us, and one that A Brangelina update - Angelina's The craving for a spicy Italian sauce, bread and cheese add a I see broken everyday by skinny and kids get Brad's name style meatball sandwich never delectable richness sure to tan- fat people alike, is to wear clothes It's 'official: Angelina [olie's chil- seems to phase out. Usually talize the taste buds. that fit you properly. If your clothes dren, Maddox, 4, and Zahara, I, composed of sausage, beef All of these ingredients can are too tight, you'll look fatter not have the last name Iolie-Pitt. In a and sometimes veal, meatballs be purchased at any grocery thinner. Los Angeles courtroom last week, a pack a punch loaded with calo- judge approved the couple's name- store. Straining fabric is a fashion don't. ries. From the turkey, to the It's so funny to see a woman who is change request. Last month Pitt, Friday nights often result in cheese, to the sauce and bun, actually thin, and maybe a size two, 42, announced his plans to legally the overindulgence of either this meal costs under $30 and wear a size zero and look fat. Trust adopt Iolie's two children. Changing food or drink, or both. One way can be easily prepared, cooked me, it happens. It mostly happens Maddox and Zahara's names is just to satisfy a craving and keep and clean in under 40 minutes. in regards to jeans. What happens is one more step for the pair who are the guilt trip at bay and the ma- Next Monday look for more that the too-tight jeans causes your also expecting a child together. jority of the fat out is to substi- PHImI BY [email protected]'l'HEARBITER tasty recipes that are sure to fat to roll over the top of your pants , tute ground turkey for the vari- mash in the turkey. Once, the of the pan, place the meatballs please and easy to make. and you end up looking like a mush- Health and beauty tip: ous beefs. room. So if you need to go a size up, seasoning mix is kneaded thor- back in and pour some marl- Forthis recipe, plain ground just do it. if it makes you feel better, Here's a lesson for all you bad oughly in the meat, roll out sev- nara or any other red sauce in turkey or Italian turkey sausage pull off the tag that has the size on it smoochers out there eral bite-size balls and place and simmer on low heat for 10 Ingredients: may be used, but the mostsen- so you don't have to remind yourself How to be a better kisser: them on a plate. , minutes or until hot. sational part ofItalian cooking that you're really a size two instead of Press your nose into your partner's Heat a tablespoon of extra While the sauce is simmer- 1 lb. ground turkey derives out of-the many flavor- a zero (you poor thingyou). cheek and hug him to you. Virgin olive oil in a frying pan. ing, heat up the hoagies in the 3-6 hoagie rolls ful herbs used to create each Wearing, 'clothes' that actually The secret to great kissing is vari- Set the meatballs one by one in oven for about 10 minutes at Jar offavorite red sauce succulent dish, so sausage is fit you well can actually make you ety - sometimes you're gentle, some- the pan, leaving a little space 400 degrees. Once warm, slice 3-6 slices provolone cheese not a special requirement. look up to 10 pounds thinner. Who times you're more aggressive. Tease between each one for easy ro- open, not completely though, 2 garlitcloves By combining Italian bread- wouldn't want to lose 10 pounds your partner with a light bite on the ration. just enough for the meatballs Y2cup Italian breadcrurnbs crumbs, garlic, a touch of ba- without even having to diet or exer- lip. Also, "Vary tempo, intensity, and Let one side cook until gold-'. to fit, then spoon three or four V2 cup parsley , sil,' parsley, minced 'onion cise? I know I 'would Those British: . duration. Parmesan cheese, salt and en brow.n without reposition- of the turkey balls (depending 114 cup basil The secretto great French kissing is ing, then continue to turn each on size) into the roll. 1tbsp.ketchup wolIlen are so s~vvy. ~verYthing they pepper, a squirt of ketchup and say is so logical and$iiplei and that's responsiveness. Sometimes'you lead one until.all sides are similarly' Add 'the provolone cheese' 1 tsp.cream,y tomato soup .a splash of creamy tomato soup what makesthein brilliant. God save and sometimes you 'let your partner colored. 'and a little more Parmesan: 1/3 cup parmesan.ctleese the meatballs are mostly'con- Trinny andSuStln,riah ~and maybe lead. But don't use your tonguelike a Place on a paper-towel-lined Spoon asmllUamount ofsa~ce' • Salt al'ldpepper. 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CURIOUS? Have you become a victim of Religion? Have you "inherited" beliefs passed down to you from previous generations without scriptural substance? Do you desire to discover the TRUTH as it was taught by Christ Jesus through His 'ministers in the Bible? With the new semester in full swing, eating lunch on campus becomes more common, lsavlnq students with a tight budget in Please visit our website at www.bible-research.org a bind. However, there are many filling and inexpensive cuisines available for students to choose from on campus. .' to receive more information on subject specific topics After finding a seat, the smell of using the scriptures in the Bible. BY L.INDSEY PARKE'R Tortilla Fresca, Snake River Grille, Ninety percent of people. inter- Or contact us at 719-573-4055, P.O.Box 9813, Colo. Spgs., CO 80932 and Fresh Express, These restau- viewed would spend five dollars or freshly cooked French fries mid a Culture Writer Malibu chicken sandwich perme- rants differ by food style and price. less on food if they thought it was possible, while only 10 percent of ate the air around the table as the Gone are the days when someone Large sitting areas located people interviewed would spend brown bag special is opened. Biting can fill up their car by spending around the restaurants have tables more than five dollars on food ei- into the golden brown_chicken pat- only five dollars. A five-dollar bill and chairs for people to enjoy while ther because they didn't want to eat ty, ham, tomato and lettuce, the won't even pay for an evening mov- they finish their papers or study for only response is-wow. that last minute test. in the SUB again, or because they ie ticket at Edward's Cinemas. Included in the meal price are An abundance of students, fac- didn't mind spending more than Hopefully, filling up with food is the sandwich, the fries and a bag cheaper than filling up a car, or go: ulty members, and BSU SUB em- five dollars on lunch. After the survey, it's time to put of various condiments including ing to an evening movie. ployees occupy the seats as a quick the five dollar fill-up hypothesis to ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise and Everyone needs to eat, it's a survey of 50 random people sitting honey mustard. basic human function, almost as down to eat, is taken on Jan, 18 at the t~st. The Snake River Grille is cho- It's hard not to be impressed with important as breathing, possibly 1:30p.m. The survey includes several ques- sen among the different food es- this oversized sandwich and all the number two behind sex, but that's trimmings. The fries aren't bad ei- tions about meal prices in the SUB, tablishments, The lunch special debatable, Is it possible to fill a ther, golden brown, hot and crispy, stomach on Boise State University's and' the general desire to spend written on a standing easel in or- ange marker stands out. The $3.69 they'd make anyone's mouth water. Bring in this ad during campus spending five dollars or more or less than five dollars to fill Malibu Chicken special with fries After eating almost all of the con- less forfood? people's stomachs. After the survey, February & March and a $.99 Dasani is ordered for a tents in the brown bag, the point The answer to the question lies the results are scattered. Forty-eight percent of people in- grand total of $4.91 this price in- has been proven. Receive $5 off any jump hidden within the walls of the BSU Yes, a person can spend less than Student Union Building. Located terviewed spent five dollars or less cludes tax. 44.12 Aviation Way Will tl~e meal be enough to fill five dollars at the BSU SUB and fill on the first floor of the SUB are four for their meal. Fifty-two percent (208),455-2359 Caldwell, ID 83605 of people interviewed spent more this writer? The service is prompt, up. Unfortunately we can't say the food court-type' establishments same of a car. That's another story. including Chicago Connection, than five dollars for their meal. totaling about a three-minute wait. Billy Hopeless of The Black Hales
ALL BSU STUDENTS CAN TAN is \alive without cnntrnl' FOR ONLY BY GREG WAL.L.ACE turned home from a west coast tour Culture Writer that included shows with Social Distortion. $5 BUCKS! From Vancouver, Canada, The Black Halos carryon the tradition of 0: How did the recent shows in the 1970s underground rock 'n' roll, Southern California go? 1028 BEACON ST .• BOISE ID 336·0006 influenced by bands like Iggy Pop, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Loved it actually, it was The Dead Boys, Johnny Thunders, A: nice and sunny; where as here and the New York Dolls. it is raining, Playing downtown For over a decade now, The Black Disneyland, I mean ... to a sold out Halos have been pumping out the crowd, it was fantastic, kind of punk influenced rock 'n' roll that carries with it the suffer for your art mentality. Three of the 0: That would be at the House main components of this style of of Blues in Anaheim with Social music seem to be blood, sweat and Distortion? guitars, and by guitars I mean loud guitars. A: Yeah, it's right in downtown In 2005, the Halos were given a Disneyland, it's really kooky. new lease on life when Liquor and Walking around downtown Poker Music released their third Disneyland, struttin' around with CD "Alive Without Control." Non- my leather jacket all done up. us, That's one of the hands that could just like bathe myself in it: so stop touring brought them back first started me off wanting to play I started bathing myself in it, and and forth across the U.S., including music. I mean we actually did trib- then I went and hugged a girl with a stop at the Bouquet in Boise last 0: What was it like playing with ute shows for a while as the New a white dress. It was pretty amaz- summer. Social Distortion? West Dolls, we'd dress up like the ing, that moment. I recently interviewed lead singer New York Dolls and do a full New And then the next morning Billy Hopeless just as the band re- A: Fantastic, those guys are the York Dolls set. It was just really he's eating breakfast in a restau- best bunch of guys, 'Sodown-to- cool to play with them, to look up rant and we were getting gas and earth, which is great because you and to see David Johanson sing. I said, 'Hang on a second: and I always hear stuff about bands like, For me, it was like amazing. To be grabbed one of my guitarists and 'these guys are gonna be so hard to able to go, "Dr. Frankenstein, meet said, 'Come with me and see this.' deal with, they got such attitudes: your monster." I walked in the restaurant there all Usually when people say that sitting down, eating a vegetarian you're gonna have a bad time and breakfast, so I stuck my finger up not get along with the other band. 0: What is your craziest, most my ass, and then stuck my finger up We find that we really do get along shocking road story? his nose. He walked out and started with that band and that maybe vomiting and I was laughing all the people told them the same thing A: The classic story, I guess. way, I won ... the gods of vengeance about us. No, they were a great I got urinated on, onstage in were shining on m~. bunch of guys, so nice, they were Minneapolis. That is captured on thanking us fOI.playing, and I'm film, that IiI' magic moment. There gain', why are you thankin' me, it's was a roadie for a band wewere on 0: What would you like to say to .your show? It was awesome. tour with and he wanted to start a the people out there that are still .._-_ ..----_ ...... ------..--_...... ------"fuck with each other contest," and supporting old school rock 'n' roIl? Itoldhim, "don't go to war with me, 0: What is your favorite band you it's not a good idea." He was really A: You gotta keep it alive. It's ugly, have played with? drunk one nIght In Mtnneapolis it ain't user-friendly, but some" and we were filming for a docu- one's gotta keep rock 'n' roll alive. A: That's a hard one because mentary called "FIstful of Rock N' - Otherwise, what are you gonna we've played with so.many bands. Roll," and he cgmes up onstage and have? Just a bubblegum world We got to play with so many bands I feel this wetness on me and 1look full of plastic bands and that's not that we admire. It's hard to pick up; he's smiling with this Angus right, you don't want that. Rock 'n' just one. I think playing with the Young demon boysmile and pissin' roll's gottacome and hump YOUl:. New York Dolls was pretty much ;;. on me.And I was just like/Well I . legand bite your ankles, that's that w~s like just amazing to.me. . call go andlikespin\(i~k him or whatildoes. . Just 'cause.1i Was like full,drcle for something. butthenhe'swon;or 1
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BY TREVOR HORN Broncos final points and blocked Bauscher said. The Caldwell separation," Karl said, - Tonight's game against Hawaii Sports Editor a three-point attempt at the end native came off the bench' for of the game by Carlton Spencer the first time this season, but (9-6, 3-2 WAC)is no easy task ei- ther. The Broncos left Saturday The good news is the Boise to seal the victory. sparked the Broncos early lead morning for Honolulu, play State men's basketball team won Thursday's game could have with 13 points, 11 coming in the tonight .(10:05 MT) against a Thursday night at home. been really ugly for the Broncos. first half. quality Hawaii team that beat The bad news is the way the Coming off back-to-hack losses The schedule gets no easier for Michigan State earlier this sea- team had to win and what looms to Utah State and Nevada on the Boise State. son. Hawaii defeated Fresno . ahead for the Broncos. road, the Broncos were looking Beginning tonight in Hawaii, State in Honolulu Saturday "It got sloppy," Coby Karl said at a must win against San .lose the Broncos play three crucial night. And with Nevada (both Men's hoops after the 68-65 win over San Jose State (5-12 overall, 1-3 Western games in six nights. Thursday, WAC losses for Nevada came State at home to end a two-game Athletic Conference). the Broncos will host Nevada Tonight against Hawaii and Fresno State) losing streak. "".The only thing Karl had six of a season-high (13-4, 3-2 WAC) on Thursday BSU@Hawaii and in-state rival Idaho coming that matters is the win," 23 turnovers for the Broncos, but night and head up to Moscow to 7:05 p.m. (HT) up at home, Bronco Head Coach - The Broncos had a 16-point finished with 20 points, includ- play Idaho (3-12, 0-5 WAC)some Greg Graham is looking logically Honolulu lead in the first quarter, but ing a perfect 11 for 11 at the foul 48 hours later. at the next few games. Thursday found themselves down four line, including seven in the final 'The Broncos (9-7,2-3 WAC)are "If we can steal one, it puts us BSU vs. Nevada with 2 minutes, 15 seconds left 2:07 against the Spartans, 'prov- not out ofcontention for the WAC in great shape," Graham said, BY D1JSTIN LAPRAY 7:30p.m. to play. ing that he is the leader for this titled. No team is undefeated in "But on the other side of it is Assistant Sports Editor Taco Bell Arena Karl, who had been on the team. conference play, and just one team, LaTech, has only one loss. bench until a timeout, came "No question Coby is our go- I spoke with a man last week who "Ithink the league is one game See Hoops Ipage 11J Men's tennis in and scored all nine of the to guy," sophomore guard Matt could no longer play football. His Thursday knees had given out. His back was a puddle ofwicked bones and twisted BSU @Pepperdine vertebrae. His heart was still in it, 1:30 p.m. (PT) but his body was in utter disagree- ment. . Iwatch professional football and I A beautiful, beastly occasion can see the aged man wilt under the [SIDE heat ofyounger generations that are faster; stronger, bigger than ever be- LINE] BY DUSTIN LAPRAY fore. I see how skills diminish and Assistant Sports Editor speed dissipates. I witnessed live, 36 Broncos earn All- The Boise State Gymnastics the semi-pro madness that pulls 46- WAC academic honors squad and the BSUwrestlers tag- year-old men into pads with broken teamed Taco Bell Arena Friday ribs and huge hearts. The Western Athletic Conference nightin the fourth annual Beauty Youare probably asking why I am named 36 Boise State student-ath- and the Beast extravaganza. lamenting the aged. letes from 2005 fall season sports The gymnasts dominated UC And you're right to question me. to the conference all-academic list Davis, outscoring the Aggies in I am ignoring the wonder of youth, today. To be eligible, a student-ath- all four events to take a 190.325- that surging generation of up-and- lete must have completed at least 185.2 dual win to advance their comings that will tackle the record one academic year, have at least a record to 1-1in duals this season books and force the aged out the 3.0 cumulative grade point average Thewrestlingteamdidnotfare door. and have participated in at least 50 so well, falling to the University I brought it up simply because it percent of his/her team's contests. of Oregon 17-16 in the teams' touched my heart.lfeelforthese la- Boise State's honorees came from dual. The Broncos are now 6- dies and gentlemen. It's like wear- football (17 players), women's soc- 'j ori't'he year and'Z-:nitPac-~() ing that old pair of shoes until noth- cer (12 players), volleyball (three Conference play. ' ing is left but flopping smithereens. players), men's cross country (two The event brought a crowd of Theywerewonderful,efficient,even runners) and women's cross coun- 2,557 eager fans, more than dou- powerfulfor a time, butthat time al- try (two runners). The conference ble either the wrestling or gym- ways runs out. The aging athlete is office honored 228 athletes from nastics team has competed in a well-read book, a preacher's Bible, the nine member schools in these front ofthis season at home. scarred and tagged with headlines sports. The Beauty and the Beast com- and sidenotes that future readers FOOTBALL (17) petition began in the winter of cannot ignore. But those folks must 2003. That winter, BSU Athletic also take notice ofthe frayed edges Josh Bean, sophomore, D' t G BI . . PHOTO BY 5'lANl.£YBREWSTElVl'HEARBITER and loose bindings which hold the Communication; Jeff Biedermann, irec or ene eyrnaier was . M trying to attend the wrestling same floor, pitting two Bronco son. The Bronco gymnasts will Above: Senior Jordan wrecks together. junior, Genera I Business gmt.; When an athlete realizes. that his Andrew Browning, junior, and gymnastics duals on the athletic teams in duals simulta-' be in the UG Davis Beauty and Brock takes down his or her time is done, that any future Communication; Jeff Cavender, same night in different build- neously. the Beast event next weekend. opponent Friday night at ings and it caused a conflict for Bleymaier started a trend, The original Beauty and the dream of a championship or a scor- Junior, Communication; Brett him personally and for fans who which is sweeping the nation. Beast marked the first occur- Taco Bell Arena. Below: ing. titIeis faroutofreach,itisadim Denton, junior, Exercise Science; wanted to attend both events. Schools such as Pittsburgh, renee in NCAAhistory in which Bronco senior gymnast Fila light In an immense darkness. They KyleGingg,sophomore,Undeclared; C f h alleventuallyreall'zethattheiral'ms . . Constructi Bleymaier decided to again Nebraska, Iowa State and UC two NCAA sanctioned events uaresma per orms er Korey. Ha,II JUnior, ons ruction schedule the duals on the same Davis will each hold Beauty and took place atthe same time at the floor routine. have either all been accomplished, Management; Brad Lau, junior, else must be left aside as dreams, ., M' h I L night, but put the duals on the the Beast type events this sea- same venue. Cnmmunication: IC ae ose, rather than actualities. junior, Communication; Tad Those final moments may last Miller, junior, Criminal Iustice for years. They may eek out an ex- Administration; Vinny Perretta, The vaulting, somersaulting beauties Wrestlers istenceasasecond-stringdynamo sophomore, Undeclared; Nick or a replacement kicker. Schlekeway; sophomore, General grap' pie with 1think of Ricky Henderson, still Business Management; Derek BY DUSTIN LAPRAY playing minor-league ball and steal- Schouman, junior, Criminal Justice Assistant Sports Editor hom e loss ing bases at 45.Shoeless Joe Jackson Administration; Austin Smith; ju- played for rinky-dink clubs for pea- nior, Psychology; Kyle Stringer, ju- Style, flair, smiles and catch- nuts for years, a shell ofgreatness in nior,Finance;TaylorTharp,junior, ing air, plus technique, stick- BY DUSTIN LAPRAY cleats andruined dreams.Jthlnkof Communication; Tony Volponi, [u- ing the landings and a hundred Assistant Sports Editor Ruben Saldana from the Bulldawgs nior, Exercise Science. other minute judgments deter- and that guy yesterday who told me SOCCER (I2) mine the scores in a gymnastics The Boise State University that he may get a fewdowns at full- Melanie Bohnet, sophomore, competition. The Boise State wrestling team came up one back for the local Rough Riders and Undeclared; Nicole Coleman, se- gymnastics team had enough of point short in its dual match they told me I oughtta come out, but nior, Graphic Design; Katelynn those measurements in its rou- against the University of Itoo have seen my last days. Keller, sophomore, Undeclared; tines to tower over the UCDavis Oregon on Friday at Taco Bell Ifthere is a inoral in here,it must Brennan Lau, junior, Health Aggies on the scoreboard Friday Arena, falling to the Ducks 17- be this: Let them play. If a man still Promotion; MollyMcDonald,junior, night at Taco Bell Arena. 16. has the heartand the ability is lack- Accounting; Michaela Morrison, But the Broncos will face The dual was run in con- ing, the heart will carry him. Those junior, Journalism; Kim Parker, ju- tougher competition later in the junction with the BSU~UC sunset seasons link athletes to the nior, Biology;Sophie Parrish, soph- season and will need to score Davis gymnastics dual in the childhood backyards and those omore, Undeclared; Maureen Shea, better than the '190.325 points fourth annual Beauty and the quiet moments when the game senior, Psychology; Chelsy Skaw, they amounted in the fourth an- Beast competition. had a timeout and you could gaze sophomore, Undeclared; Liane nual Beautyand the Beast com' have done on floor; Ward said.' weight divisions, the gymnasts The loss drops the Broncos at the grass and admire the grand- Torn.. junior, Computer Science; - petition. Although the Broncos "But I think 1did pretty well." were on cruise control, truly to 6-3 overall and 2-2 in the stands, then remember why they Allison Tsuchida, sophomore, were .more than five full points Ward still, had the third-best having fun employing their PAC-I0Conference. ever strapped on the gear in the Undeclared. better than the Aggies' 185.2, score in the floor exercise (9.45), craft. The Broncosdugthemselves first place. VOLLEYBALL (3) BSUHead Coach Sam Sandmire mixing dance and tumbling Bronco Freshman Taylor into a deep hole, losing six of You can' criticize all you want, wants more from her young with beautiful .elegance. She Jacob won that floor exercise the ten bouts against Oregon, but they have tasted fl vors f li Jamie . Claussen, sophomore, ~ '. a s 0 he Undeclared: Tiffany Starring'.soph _ team. was followed closely by team- with a 9.7 score, followed close- yet still had the opportunity to which most of us can only Imagine. "I believe we can do better," mates Katie Dinsmore (37.125) ly by Kea Cuaresma, who may tie the DUcks.· I . th fi I'd . h . . d omore, Undeclared; Jackie Stroud, . n e na ays, w en men an . Sandmlre said. "Wehave a lot of and· Kristin Aldrich (37.075) have finished in the top three of . To force. the tie,' Bronco women 'a i thelrl t' e: junior, Accounting, . .' re n eIT as grasps lor potential. We can do a'iot better in the' all-around, a three-way the all-around had she compet- freshman (and Treasure Valley life, they canhopefully stll\ con- MEN'SCROSS on bars. We need to stay with it, sweep atop the leader board. ed in the balance beam section native) Andy Patrick need- trol their fleeting minds enough to COUNTRY (2) stay alive aIidworkon getting "Katie.Dinsmore, Kristin (ob-oCthedual. - ed to score a major decision wind that memorable drive, that .. 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PUlSE COMMENTARY BY New Producers, New Shows SAM DONNELLON '- •• Knight Ridder tribune PHILADELPHIA- Attention Dick Wolf: Do we have a great story line for an upcoming "Law & Order." Picture this: Professional bas- ketball player tears into the stands during a game, a little more than a year after the infamous player-ini- tiated brawl in Auburn Hills, Mich. He runs offthe court and hurdles a table, because, he tells teammates Check OutAM730 on Sundays for BSU Student Radio later, he saw his wife exchanging blows with another fan. Not just a NOONTHE IRON ROD 1:00 PM THE POWERTO MAKE A DIFFERENCE 7:00 PM REBELUTION fan, a drunken fan. 'This happens only minutes after two other play- 2:00 PM THE GHOSTWOOD DEVELQPMENTPROJEG 8:00 PM ECLECTICSELECTION ers had been ejected for an on-court 2:30 PM THE SHOWCASE 9:00 PM ALIEN CAPSULE scuffle. New York Bnicks forward Antonio Ilavls walked into the stands last week during a game in 3:00 PM TJ'S INDIE ROCKSHOW 10:00 PM THE DUTCHESSSHOW Incredibly, it seems, the player, 4:00 PM SWEETMELODIES 10-.30 PM WAYSIDE Knicks forward Antonio Davis, ar- Chicago. Davis was suspended five games for his actions. No punches were throw. rives at the scene and keeps his 5:00 PM JESSEJAMES 11:00 PM BOISEDEEP explanation that he did not think' hands to himself. No harm, no suspended Davis - the president seemed. That's Davis' story and he's 6:00 PM JETSET he had time to get security and send oel",:.: ~Iliill pHt.~,.hoi,-:·:;i'lt(' ....dll foul, right? Ah, but there's a rub. of the National Basketball Players sticking to it - especially with a civil them into the seats to straighten Always is on "Law & Order," right? Association - for five games. suit pending. things out, isn't he within his rights The fan says it was he who was ac- "We have made it plain to our The question is not whether you as a husband and a father to protect costed, scratched by the player's players and our fans that players believe him, but whether it mat- his own family? wife, Kendra, after he protested a may not enter the spectator stands, ters. "The hard part is we'll never call against his hometown Chicago no matter the provocation, and Dave Coskey, the former know what would have happened Bulls. Says he is going to sue the that violations of this policy will Comcast-Spectacor vice president had he done it properly," Coskey player's wife for battery and the be treated with the utmost serious- whose marketing and media-rela- said. "Butwhat about the guy sitting player for slander. Amillion dollars ness," Jackson said in a statement. tions expertise was often admired with his wife behind that table he ought to make things right, says his Was he right? Probably like many and sometimes mimicked by Stern .climbed? Here's this guy coming at lawyer. of you, my first thought was that if and his men, says no. Coskey, you you, COiningat your wife, this huge "When I go to games, I cheer as David Stern were really a man of might recall, was often the voice of NBAplayer. Why is this guy coming hard as I can for the Bulls, and I boo morality more than marketing, he the club during Allen Iverson's less at me?! have to try and knock him as hard as I can for whoever they're would excuse Davis' actions be- stable years here.and is now an im-· down, don't I? What about my wife playing," Michael Axelrod, 22, told cause ofthe circumstances, issue a age consultant for both companies who is maybe pregnant and sud- the Associated Press on Thursday. slap-on-the-wrist warning, and let and individuals. denly there is this huge guy. "I don't feel comfortable if players him continue to play without fur- "Ithink it's certainly understand- "If there's not that sacred rule, are allowed to easily jump into the ther penalty. able when there are family mem- crowd whenever they feel like it's My first impulse was Larry bers involved," Coskey said over the I don't know how - even down through college, high school and .Jumb a <;iY\oothl ,I 'I ti .Clearwlree wireless high-speed internet is the easy way to unlock all the possibilities of your computer. You don't play outdated games, so why connect to the internet in an outdated '.' way? Clearwire is the next generation of high-speed internet servlce. 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Ions also won the and Francis' long jump win, the winning the 400-meterdash (57.95), University record in the 35-pound shot put on Saturday with a throw Bronco men won a total of nine Kristin Brogdan finishing first in weight throw, and in the process of53-7.00 (16.33m). events at the Jackson's Track. 'The the high jump at 5-3.75 (1.62m) surpassed the NCAA automatic Keron Francis and Staffan -other first place finishes included and Eleni Kafourou winning the qualifying mark, in. the Broncos Jonsson took their first steps in Andre Summers in the 60-meter long jump with a mark of 19-109.25 first indoor meet of the season in joining Jons at the NCAA National dash (6.88), Antoine Echols in the (6.05m). the Hampton Inn & Suites Classic Indoor Championships in March in 200-meter dash (21.48)" Wijand The meet was scored only for the at the Idaho Sports Complex. Fayetteville, Ark. with provisional Rijkenberg in the 800-meter run women with all teams competing A senior from Sweden, Jons won qualifying marks in their respec- (1:56.56), Ty Axtman in the mile against each other using the inter- the event with a throw of 69-7.00 tive events. Francis won the long run (4:16.30), Forest Braden in the national dual scoring system. (21.21-meters) breaking the record jump with a leap of24-5.50 (7.45m) 3,OOO-meter run (8:17.97) and the For Boise State, the Bronco wom- of67-2.25 he set last year. The auto- while Jonsson was second in the 4x400-meter relay team with a time en defeated Cal State LA, 89-49; PHOTOBY STANLEY BREWSTEIVfHE ARBITER matic qualifying standard is 21.20 weight throw with a mark of 62- of3:27.41 Eastern Oregon, 104-25; Northwest Senior Forest Braden leaves his competition behind on his meters. Ions, who placed second 6.75 (l9.07m). Jonsson's throw also On the women's side, Boise State Nazarene, 102.5 to 22.5. Boise State way to a win in the men's 3,000 meter run Saturday. in the outdoor hammer last year to ranks third on Boise State's all-time won four events with Nataucha lost to Nevada, 88-62. Women's hoops Beauty [fmm page 9J we've got Idaho sitting on the back stuck the landing to get the high end of that whole thing and that's score of the night,' a 9.85. fall to Spartans the rival. That game is different for The Broncos held the top four po- us than Itis for everyone else." sitions in the beam exercise (Ward, courtesy Broncosports.com Boise State for the victory. _ But the trip to Hawaii itself can Tara Oberg, Aldrich and Dinsmore). Like the men's team, the be difficult, knowing that the play- Ward (9.8) and Jacob (9.75) took the The San Jose State women's Broncos will begin a six-day . ers must leave the night of the game top two spots in the uneven bars as basketball team pushed its re- stretch, playing three crucial and have to play at home three days well. All six of the Bronco starters cord to 3-0 in Western Athletic games .. later. finished in the top seven on vault, Conference play and 8-6 The Broncos host Hawaii "It's tough mentally and physi- led by Shaniece Craft' and Kea overall with a 63-57 win over tonight, head to Reno to play cally. That plane trip is no joke. We Cuaresma with scores of9.75. Aggie Boise State Thursday night. Nevada on Thursday, and back are taking the red eye right after the Carrie Jujan also scored a 9.75 on The Broncos (10-7 overall, 2-3 home again Saturday to host game," Karl said. vault, but her teammates had the WAC) now return home to host in-stat rival Idaho. Bauscher has never played in bottom five scores in the event. Hawaii tonight at Taco Bell A win will give the Broncos Hawaii, but will make the trip this The gymnasts not only had to Arena at 7:00 p.m. 11 this season, the highest win year. He understands the impor- worry about each other during the Boise State was led by fresh- total for the program slnce the tance of keeping focus every night competition, but also of the wres- man Jessica Thompson who 200-01 season. now for the rest of the season. tling dual between the Bronco scored 25 points and was 4- That year the Broncos fin- "We don't have time to be men- men and the University of Oregon. of-5 from three-point range. ished with a 12-17 record in the tally fatigued," Bauscher said. Sand mire said that, despite the Sophomore Jackie Lee led the Big West. "It's bang, bang, bang. Game after event opposite the gym, her team team with six rebounds. Since, Boise State has gone game, practice after practice, we' would not get rattled. San Jose State led at the half- 39-79. A winning season over- don't have any time to relax. Every "Gymnasts have to be so fo- way mark by seven (29-22). The all would also the first since game is huge in the conference." cused ...they don't even know what's Broncos made several small the Broncos finished 19-11 in Graham agrees, "We don't catch going on around them," Sand mire runs at the Spartans but San 1997-98. a breather almost the entire rest of said. "If it did affect them, it wasn't Jose State was able to hold of the season." anything negative." The Beauty and the Beast seemed to be viewed as a posi- tive from all angles. "It was great," , Sandmlre said. "We had twice as many fans and Men's tennis loses to Utah it was two times as loud. We love it. It absolutely helps us to have the Courtesy Broncosports.com Ryan Scott, 6-2, 6-3, to even the fist completed doubles match. loud excitement going on. People dual at I-I. Utah took the lead The freshman tandem of Steve PHOTOBY STANLEY BREWSTEIVfHE ARBITER may think it may hurt our concen- Boise State University was when Miron Mann was able to Robertson and Clancy Shields tration levels, but really it helps. Boise State gymnasts came out on the winning end during the defeated by the University of defeat freshman Clancy Shields, knocked off Scott and Hancock, 8- The crowd was great." _,Uti\1),.)n the semifinals x...oL.the.~...6.,2, 7,6, in.Shields' first.match.as . .5,10,eventhe dual at 3.5.., , ....." I ,',.Ihis Bronco team is very young, Baautv.and the Beast event Friday night at;,TacD.Bel1Af.~ap,,- In the last match of the semifi- Intercollegiate Tennis Association a Bronco. sporting six freshmen and three 'Lindsay Ward finished first overall in all-around competi- Mountain Regional Indoor Senior All-American Thomas nals, Schoeck and Luke Shields sophomores on the 14-member tion with a score of 38.825. The Broncos defeated nc Davis Championships Saturday at the Schoeck evened the dual at 2-2, lost, 8-4, to Ganger and Mann, roster. Boas Tennis and Soccer Complex. when he defeated Tomasz Grzyb giving Utah the four points need- "We have a really young team," 190.325 to 185.2. The Broncos and Utei split their in the third set, 6-3, 6-7, 6-3. ed to move onto the champion- Ward said. "I think they're a little singles matches, sending the dual With Utah leading 3-2, sopho- ship match. more confident, they're really com- Sandmire agrees in the possibili- The Bronco gymnasts now travel into doubles competition. Utah more Eric Roberson had to defeat The Broncos will look to defend ing along. I think we're doing great. ties this team may have in store. to. UC Davis to face the Aggies in won two out of the three doubles Nick Coutts to force the dual to the loss Thursday on the road . We haven't done the best in our two "I see a lot of potential," Sandmire their own version of the Beauty and matches, winning the dual 4.0- doubles. Roberson lost. the first against Pepperdine in Malibu, meets, but I definitely think that said. "Ijust don't believe they've put the Beast Friday. The team returns 3.5. set 6-7, and despite being down Calif. The Broncos will then play we're on the up now." it together yet." home again to face Alaska Feb. 3. In the first singles match to in the second, fought back to win UCLA on the road on Friday, and be completed, sophomore Luke 7-5. In the third' set, Roberson return home to host Texas A&M Shields, ranked No. 13 by the defeated Coutts 6-4, to .even on Sunday. ITA, quickly defeated Utah's Zach the match and send the dual to The Aggies ousted Boise State Ganger 6-4, 6-1. doubles competition. from the national tournament Sophomore Brent Werbeck, Roberson and Vaughan lost to at Appleton Tennis Complex Ben Cherrington (8-0) was the point following the 184-pound ranked No. 89 by the ITA, lost to Grzyb and Jason Yap, 8-4, in the last season. Beast lfrompage 9J only wrestler to record a pin in the match when Shane Webster was penalized for unsportsman- three points. Patrick also could dual, sticking Cyle Hartzell's shoul- like conduct after his B-2 win have pinned Dearmon to score six ders to the mat at the 4:1I mark of over K.c. Walsh. Webster won team points, but pins are a rarity in the 157-poundmatch. Cherrington's pin gave the Broncos their only lead the match, then failed to al- the heavier weight classes. low the referee to raise his hand There was little doubt as to ofthe dual at 10-9. Tyler Sherfey got the Broncos on in victory. whether Patrick would have it on Webster threw off his headgear the match. He was able to get inside the board with an 18-6 major de- and paraded around the mat before Dearmon and scored five separate cision over Stewart .Bogart at 149 pounds. Sherfey, one ofthree fresh- the referee penalize his team. IN "THE INDIGO EVOLUTION," YOU WILL HEAR FROM single-leg take downs. . It was that one point that left the He needed-one more, winning man starters for the Broncos, was LEADING EXPERTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD door open for Patrick to tie the dual the match 12-5. A player must have able to take Bogart to the mat at THAT THIS 15 MUCH MORE THAN AN IMAGINARY will, imposing his double-leg take- with a major decision. FANCY. THE CHILDREN ARE REAl,.; AND THEY ARE an 8-point lead for a major deci- The 174-pound match rolled on down, 'setting Bogart free, just to CHANGINGTHEWORLD .. DI RECTOR JAMES TWYMAN sion. like a drunk playing the piano (the Patrick led 10-3 late in the third take him down again in an attempt TAl:'E:S,U.SONAJOURNEyjNTO ONE.OF THE MOST, to score more points. wrestlers didn't get much done). period, looking for a takedown, Ben Gilliland one of six seniors JMIi9~!~rilJ:9"U~~"I():NSbF.OURDAY:·'HAS+H~!·. but was covered by Dearmon after The rest of the matches in the dual belonged to Oregon. on the team ad Chet McBee each •.~~0~·~~.:~ijg~~IN~\-\-':. EVOLVE~:tLdf~:r~~7~.X a lunge and the Duck was awarded only scored one escape through a take down, essentially sealing, The Ducks won the first three regulation and dueled in a sudden- ironically, the loss for Dearmon, matches (125 pounds, 13~, 141) by decision and jumped out to a death overtime period, in which but a team win for the Ducks. McBee scored a takedown in the Patrick was one of four Broncos to 9-0 lead. 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