Vol. 91 Passing the buck We're in the llloney MSU to allocate $550,000 in unexpected tution revenue Bv M1cHLLLE TOK\RSKI administration will have to fapo111:11t Ma11ngi111? Editor decide how to spend the addi tional revenue. Money problems are Talks have already be nothing new to MSU adm111is gun, and there are several pro trators, but in contrast to the posals that are being consid usual shortages, this year they ered, including using the will be deciding on how to dis money for building mainte tribute approximately nance, college recruitment bro $550,000 in adclitional uncom chures, operational costs at the mitted funds. new Agriculture BioScience Tuition money received building and bailing out the from MSU-Bozeman students College of Letters and Science. has exceeded the school's pro Possible uses for the un- jections thanks to fall enroll committed funds were dis ment that was higher than ex cussed Monday at the meeting pecled. of the Strategic Planning and According to Assistant Budget Committee. which was Vice President for Administra recently created to deal with tion and Finance Craig Roloff, recommendations for MSU's MSU has 130 more fuJl-time I'Horc Ro<.ER Dn funding plans and budgets. Congressional incumbent Rick Hill R-Mont. points at challenger Dusty DeSchamps D-Mont. while students this year than last Roloff and Provost Joe discussing campaign finance reformation at a debate last night hosted by the Bozeman Daily year, and if all of these stu Chapman presented the pro- Chronicle, KUSM and Montana State University. dents continue attencling full see Money page 4 time in the spring, then the olice reverse hotnicide ruling in student's death ENRY PIERSON CURTIS AND a heart medi sophomore four mixed drinks and a beer u O WENS cine occa "We believe that if we 've committed an honest from Lake at a restaurant, according to r-Ridder Ne1rspapers sionally pre mistake, the most appropriate way to deal with it Mary who records. scribed to is to correct that mistake as soon as possible. I wanted to What killed Kairis be ORLANDO, Fla. - A control mi have confidence in Dr. Reyes' work." teach the came an issue beyond the ns College sophomor e graines, ac ater, died in scope of a family tragedy from a mixture of alco cording to - Dr. Shash1 Gore, chief medical her Winter when the medical examiner's md massive amounts of records re- examiner Winter Park Police Department Park dormi office classified the death as cription drugs after a 1 eased tory on a homicide on Sept. 1. the ous fraternity party, au Wednesday March 31. a possibility ofa murder at the r results show. by the Orange-Osceola Mecli two anti-depressants and day after she passed out at a private college attracted in Jennifer Kairis' blood cal Examiner's Office. over-the-counter cold medi Tau Kappa Epsilon party and tense media attention in Or- ained more than twice The autopsy also found cines 10 her blood. was taken back to her room. .oxic amount of Inderal, another drug for migraines, Kairis. a 19-year-old Before the party. she drank "~~Homicide page I~ {ortar B~ard offers students Presidency fo1· a day tickets, students have the op for his sup Strand Union Building or in portunity to become Presi "We hope that the President-for-a-day port of this the resident halls from Oct dent-for-a-day. fund-raiser will become a successful great event," 18-28 The drawing will be Ever wondered what The winner of the raffle annual event." ·aid Chip Thursday, Oct. 29. would do differently as will be able to follow MSU -Chip Lippert Lippert, Renne Library will use 'dent? The Mortar Board President Mike Malone ASMSU senator and Mortar Board ASMSU the money lo improve fac1li Society would like to around for a day and watch representative senator and ties, computers and book se an MSU student that the MSU football game on Mortar lection. l\Ioney allocation and pportunity. Oct. 31 in the president's Board repre use will be left up to Dean The MSU Mortar Board skybox. Malone will then ac sentative. Bruce Morton. rSociety is volunteering company the winning stu with Malone on any topic of The fundraiser is ex "We hope that the time and organizing a dent to classes the following concern. pected to generate nearly President-for-a-day 'ser for the Renne Li- week. "The Mortar Board and $1,000 for the library. fundraiser will become a suc The winner also will students of MSU would like The 50-cent raffle tick cessful annual event," have the opportunity to visit to thank President Malone ets can be purchased in the Lippert said.
Speaking Out What's Up? On the road: Guest columnist addresses Check out w hat's 'Cats battle for Big Sl)''s #1 intolerance anc.l hate. See happening in Bozeman spot against Cal-State page3 th.is weekend. See Page 5 Northridgc. See page 7 Exponent 2 · ommen s Friday; October 23 / l 998 ..---~-~-----ri.ffe~~- Road Rage ~ Bozeman drivers , need crash courst Hey! You! Yeah, driving skill is degrading. vou! Do you drive? Then And, judging frc \_ are I'd like to person __ ~hances how frequently I\·e been c ally insult you and probably serving it lately, chances a make a few slurs about your you could be one of tho heritage. people who are making The first snow oft he worse. season is always a dangerous [ now present U , time to be on the roads. Be short refresher in driving a cause dri,·ers always seem to parking: ignore the Fir new condi- when par tions and fig ing. which ure that if35 KEITH SUTA when y mph is good E-1.po11e11t Columnist stop the c enough for the lin August, then drawn on t ~ / it's still just parking I fine in No are there vember we can ha when the as ma Lack of con1passion killed Matthelv Sl1epard road is one people huge ice possib· Where do I begin? Where rink. world through different eyes, something. By not stepping for park the1 in myself, my sadness. my an and made sense of the world ward, my silence vvill be an af I , They a ger, my swirling hopelessness? in different ways. front. A young man was beaten, myself, am relatively new to there for a 11 of us. Use the I can barely hold it all at once. I am Caucasian. I blend. driving, so maybe I'm just I'm sure you can't even cow I I burned, tortured beyond his look to the ways am differ Dark skin and hair, green now paying more attention to the number of times th ent, I am a minority. The body's capacity to retum and to eyes, willowy build. In North day his light wem out. 21 years how people behave on the you've pulled into one of t woman who is often the only ern Europe, I was thought to road. I have, however, inter overcrowded lots here woman on the team for old, stopped cold, died alone, with viewed many other folks who campus and found that e seasonal biology field hatred his escort. No, I did not have been on the road for sive Holy Grail: The Parki~ jobs. The woman in the know him person ally. But I do know anywhere from a few years lo Spot, only to find, as you nc · early 90's who was told a few decades longer than I amongst twenty other ] AFFE him, in my friends. in ROSE myself. And I need have and they agree that kayakers at put-in, ·'I Exponent Guest know 1 saw another to acknowledge that Columnisr something very woman around here The fa-ponent is pu/Jlt'.
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=rash: Poor driving skills Shepard: Acceptance of differences important 'ause pyschotic frustrations co11f11111ed from page 2 co11fi11ued fi 0111 page 2 him, burning him, smashing life to the forefront. Ask your reveling in your good for on a yellow light to make that are laws, folks. Everytime I his skull, and hanging him self what you want from oth e, that someone has parked left. For those of you who try honk at you and flip you off. from a fence all night in 30 ers in relation to those as far over the line that you to be second or third, you re I am reminding you that you degree temperatures to die? pects of yourself. I know I ldn't park Mr. Bean's mini member that guy who honked are a criminal. Here's some To die. And these people have want acceptance. I go beyond :here! Or, someone has left and gave you the finger? That thing else. Buy a paintball responded by trying to save tolerance, but if that 1s the "t of their front end en was me. gun. If you're under 18, get face? There is no saving face. most I can get. I will certainly achmg in the other spot, I don ·t want to im your parents' permission. This is the searing truth. An take it. Then I ask you to ngtoo lazy to put their car pugn that college students are Then, everylime you see innocent, genlle young man Lake what you want for your ·everse once and straighten solely at fault here. Usually someone parked so that was wiped out far before his self and turn that outwardly . so someone else can use the blame is pinned on the they're also in the next park time because he was differ to those around you. It is 'parking lot as well. teenagers and the elderly, but, ing spot, or if you see some ent. called compassion. It is Second, when a light in my experience, it is the one run a red light just pop We are all different in something we obviously have ·ns red, that means that it middle-aged people who think off a shot and then the wa some way. I ask you to look much to learn about. Mat ime to press the brake and they are in the biggest hurry, ter-soluble paint will brand at the ways you are different thew Shepard died today be p your car, hopefully before who are the least respectful of them as a law breaker. Isn't and call those aspects ofyour cause of the lack of it. J enter the intersection. traffic laws. that cool? You cause no per ;o, along those same lines, I didn't really want to manent damage and in one ·ou're at an intersection and harangue you all, but it makes fell swoop, we have changed l want to turn left, but the me both angry and frightened from a gui 1t society to a .ersection doesn't have a to be on the road nowadays shame society! So, look for t-turn arrow and you aren't and I'm just trying to keep the car with the big yellow ~ first in line to turn left; myselffrom becoming the first splotches and remember to J'll just have to suck it up documented case of Road point and laugh heartily. I'll d wait. I've nearly been Rage in Bozeman. be the guy at the corner of led by folks trying to be see So, what can you do? Main and 19th with the tell- d or even third to sneak out First. remember that these
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Upcoming Events Monev., : Debate continu over distriblltion o.lftrnds 1•b1f1 1§M:Sil posals. which suggested us President \like ~1alone] } Roger Manning will be The Boys & Girls Club of ing up to half oft he money to committed that if additio opening for ColdSmoke at the Flll Southwest Montana and United pay off some of the $850,000 enrollment creates m ing Station. Way arc accepting applications for owed by the College of Let funding. there would b their school break (PIR) program. The ters and Science. high priority placed on m 1 1 1 program is offered from 7:45 a.m. w1- The Bozeman Daily ing those delayed salary •b f til 5:30 p.m .. Chronicle reported that in creases forward," Komm A memorial servive will be addition to university budget said. held for Stat TA Doug Helms at l1ij!J:I cuts, this deficit was a result He added that it wo 4:15 p.m. in the Danforth Chapel. of the department balancing The MSU Women's Center is take approximate!) $220, their budget for years celebrating its 16th anniversary from to move the pay raises f1 through vacancy savings, March to February. ,,,,,, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Hamill.on Hall which are created when an Room 15. Students are invited for While the additio employee leaves a position Contra dancing \vill start snacks and to learn about programs funds are appreciated. Re and it remains unfilled. at 8 p.m. upstairs in the Eagles offered by tbe Center. emphasized that MSU is: Lodge. There are now fewer vacan adjusting to the budget c cies, and there is no longer made last year due to low '§.JR enough money to cover the rollment. T h e Office of Interna shortages. "We need to keep in rr The MSU Department of tional Programs is offering a free Faculty Council Chair that although there 1s ur ''''li and budget committee mem ticipated re,enue, that 01 Theatre Arts will hold auditions informational session about a 2- for ''Holiday Memories" from 5 p.m. week study trip to Bali at 8 p. m. in ber Peter Komme rs raised nally to balance our budge to7 p.m. in the SUB Theatre. Reynolds Recital Hall. concerns about the proposal's had to cut $1.3 million,"R< failure to mention facult) pay said. "We had to struggl raises. According to balance the budget. and Kommer::;, the pay raises we·re getting a little b1t b have been delayed eYen after ::;o \\e're doing okay.n students approved a foe in ~o deci::;ion::; ha\'c t crease to boost faculty :-;ala- made yet. according nes. Chapman. but there wt! October 11 kThese pa) raises were discussion::; beginning Ne Theft of a parking decal I Missing person report delayed tentatively until and conti nu ing t hroughou1 October 12 March of next year. but [l\ISU month. 01se complaint - unattended pet near Linfield Hall / Theft from a purse - Family Housing Student I Theft of a license plate from a parked vehicle October 13 H1t-and-n.m motor \'Chicle accident - Family Housing parking area Student mi::;con Monday Night duct at Herrick Hall/ Found bicycles - stolen and abandoned near the Plant Growth Center ~ Football I Lost property repo1t October 14 Come join us every Loitering and suspic10us person at Renne Library I Obscene telephone call in a dormi tory residence I Damage to unattended ,·chicle - dent to roof I Disorderly conduct in Family Monday Night Housing rc>sidential area /Theft tfclonyl of books from an Oflice tn Gaines Hall Harassing commumrnt1on m Herrick Hall / :\mse complaint regarding unattended pets ,1t N Hedges Check Out Our: for the Gridiron October 15 The Bay style! Disorderly conduct - streaking l!1 central campus area I Welfare check of a person/ •$1 Pints Thcfl of a skateboard at Reid Hall / Theft of a cellular telephone and personal check from a vehicle I Theft of a barbecue grill from a Family Housmg residence/ 2 Bicycles found aban •Half Time Give Monday Nights doned in Hedges donnitory area I Theft of a bicycle from Family Housing residence October 16 Aways Pre-Game ..·".· .... Reckless driving in family housing area I Theft (felony) of a laptop computer and Begins6pm personal property from AJl\I Johnson I Theft (felony) of personal property from a vehicle I THE B AY BAR & GRILL E Medical assistance call I Fire in a pump house adjacent to the stadium October 17 M AIN MALL BOZEMAN 2 Hit and Run Motor Vehicle accidents If you are the victim of a crime or have information about a Tel: 587-0484 crime, please contact the University Police at 994-2121. Th ursday: 7pm Friday: 7&11pm Satur day: 9pm Sunday: 7pm 125 Linfield Hall ..
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Fridai October 23, 1998 tudents defend Thank you, drive through firmative action ~G PRES\ E\CH \~GL rupted their studies. Many crit ics of theprotest picketed with BERKELEY. Calif signs bearing messages such as ~ l - l\1ore than 1.000 stu "Education Not Politics," and "I ~ and faculty members at Want A Refund." One sign. re nin•rs1ty of California at fernng to the state's 1996 pas eley walked out of regu sage of Proposition 209 - which / scheduled classes eliminated race-based prefer n !'day and Thursday. ences -read. ''The People of Cali ng a highly anticipated fornia Ha\'e Spoken.'' u,-tration in defense of Demonstrators said the atin• action. state legislation's appro\'al Dubbed "Affirm With Ac certainly didn't speak for - -tlH' protest included ral them. teach-ins and seYeral "Before Prop. 209. WP )Osia on the men ts of af didn't ha,·e enough under-rep tin• action within set resented minorities on cam ofh1gher education. pus," Profossor Alex Saragoza While many students of the university's Chicano ared supporti\e of the Studies department told the out, other,; said they re Daily Californian. 'All it did was ed It because it inter- make a bad situation worse:· Construction is expected to be finished within two weeks on Grant Street istol Brings Student To A Different Level Of Edt1cation Campus police charged leave so he could have a pn sat1on and then left the of on the sest next lo him. police Press Exdwngt• 22-year-old Stephen Clancy \'ate discuss10n with the pro fice. said. After searching Hill's Hill. an economics major, fessor After the profe;;sor re house, police also rc>portl'd COLLEGE PARK. ~Id. with first-degree assault. car The professor told policl' ported his encounter with finding a shoulder holster ,·ery [J - Police have arrested rying a concealed deadly that Hill lifted his jacket to Hill. police discovered that similar to the 01w the profes "mer student of the Cni weapon. carrying that re\·eal a handgun tucked in a Hill had recently purchased sor said he had ~een Hill Wl'ar ity of Maryland at Col weapon on campus and using shoulder holster as he talked a gun closely matchrng the ing. Policl' said they would Park on assault and a handgun to commit a felony. about needing an A 1n the descript10n the professor had send the case to thl' state'~ pons charges after a If convicted on all four math course and his expecta provided. Investigators got attorney's oflice for review. professor reported that charges. he could spend up to tions that the professor would search warrants for Hill's off ~lean\\ hi le. Hill was -tudent threatened him 51 years in prison. Hill re give him one. "Mr. Hill further campus home and car and a gun and insisted that dropped from the school's en mained in jail on Tuesday told the \'ictim that he ''as go kept both under surveillance. et an A in the class. In rollment on Monda~. School with no bond. According to a ing to give him an A or l\lr On Oct. 14, soon after igators aren't releasing spokesman George Cathcart police report. Hill requested Hill would make the victim Hill drove a\\ay from his professor's name, but said federal privacy laws pre a meeting with the professor disappear. leaving no evi house. police pulled him over. vented him or any other uni said his sharp eye for on Oct. 12. The two agreed to dence." a police report stated. Officers arrested Hill and t 1il was instrumental in \'ersity official from discussing meet around noon. When Hill The professor told police that found a loaded 9-milimeter • ing police with their in the circumstances surround arrived he asked the Hill warned him not to sa) semiautomatic handgun and igation of his claims. ing Hill's departure. professor's officemate to anything about their conver- three loaded ammumtwn clips olar Car needs man power to help make the distctnce I A~DA NESS seven 12-volt, lead-acid bat drivers who will undergo and at the end of the nine tnt 11 Tiier calling people ... there are a teries which run the electric training to compete Ill the days. their nine times are to lot of projects," said club ,·ice motor. Sunrayce held at the end of talled to determine the win president Chris '.'.Ioler, "and Are you bored with the The batteries and solar June. ner of the race. we can't do much \\ithout the e routine? Look mg fo r a cells have to be comm er The Sunrayce 1s a col According to club presi money to start them up. \\'e 1 to join. but want to do ci ally available for all lege race where only 44 of dent Brad Earhart, in order need .i startpr fund so we can schools so that uni- ething that you didn't to rebuild the so show the compn111cs \\e are versities with more to do in high school? If lar car and par serious about the pro.1ect." money can't have then try the Solar Car ticipate 111 the Those rnterested in the b. more advanced bat " We are looking for students from all race. the Solar club should attend the The club was started teries than other, over the university, not just Car Club !JCeds to week!~ meeting al 7 p.m . on smaller universi engineers." 991 when Da\'e Cavitz raise $75.000. To Tuesdays in Roberts 101. or ties. " People see this as a neat project, ted teachmg at ~1SU. do this, the dub is contnct Earhart at 522-74 2 Montana came to Bozeman after vut they don't understan there's a lot collecting dona- or e-mail him at ·1ng his PhD in Ph;sics State University's of work involved." tions from compa bl'~u·hart11!'montana.c:nm QU."l"\\'. tWt. Double Black Dia- Stanford L' n 1\'e rs1 t). rnes and holding The dub is looking for more iging with him the l\Ion mond is is being re - Brild E.irhart rafnes at games. students to take on thl' designed to make a Banana, MSU's first A six- man pro.1ect ir car, the Double Black 1t, bigger and more committee 1s in "\\'c arc looking for mond. up to date. 62teams qualify to compete charge of' ra1si ng the money students from nil over lhl• A solar car is exactly The car has to weigh Each car is examined by the and putt mg together the fund uni\'crsity. not just l'ng1- it it sounds-a car run by 178 pounds to qualify for judgt>s. Starting in Washing raisers But so far. they don't neers, said Earhart. power of the sun. The racing. The current design ton D. C . the race route takes have enough Viet' President ''Pt>ople sec this as a neat 1 hits solar cells, which only permits the driver to the drivers to Orlando. Fla in Chris Moler claims, "Whal\\ e project, but llH',\' don't un turned to electricity. be approximately 5 feet tall, n111e da_'rs. The cars can only really need 1s manptmer to derstnnd lhert>'s a Int of' and there has to be four r The dectricit) powers travel a set distance each cla;. get on the phonl' and s tart work 1nvo)vpcf" ( 6 Friday, October 23, 1998 Exponent - Practically crafty plots dispell practical magi,!
B) CHRISlOl'Hl.R \1111 as she falls from the hanging again. Here's where the story both get kidnapped by the boy afraid to take chances. afrai I \JIO/l('/I( llT//t"r platform. She 1s exiled to a gets way too busy. Gillian friend (a self-professed let the mo\ie stand on its c small island and swears ne\·er in the Strand Union Build- Haufbrau Thursday- hear uBen .. Nosferatu- ing Friday and Saturday- To be Stevens" Muesum of the Filling Station announced Chico Hots Springs R ockies Friday- "Roger Manning.. Sunday and Monday- Open Friday and Saturday- ~Blue :\Ionday through Sunda and ·'ColdSmoke" mic Jack~ See ~Rocky Mountain Sh Saturday- "What's IC and Tuesday thru Thursday- Tex Baxter Lobby "Ages of Discovery .. , anc ·'Prociutto.. 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October 23 Saturday, October 24 \I ( l 0 B.,,.. MSUvs MSU vs Northern Hewlett-Packard Cal-State Sacramento Arizona University Hcwlcu Packard recently distributed 10-mmutc phone calling cards al the ">-!SU Career 7:00 pm 7:00 pm r air The cumpany which 1\ e purcha~ed the card' from recent I y "enl bankrupt. and the cards 11 ere not 11 orking •Beach Party Please note the problem ha, •Crazy Hat Night been fhed! Do not thro11 )Our card a••a) ! A' of Oct I ti, you can mm call the 1011 free ··Hoo .. cu,1mncr limited free Student tickets available at the 'cl'\ ice numhcr IJ,ted on the back nf your card )nu 11111 be gi1cn a n,·11 "" numher and the card Bobcat Ticket Office & the Sub Ask-Us Desk 11 ill 11nrk I Im kll·l'adard Jpolo!!itc' lnr .10\ 1ncnnvcnicn<·e th" m.11 c.1u,ed y nu. SHROYER GYM ------Exponent Friday, October 23, 1998 ats travel to CSN for battle of Big Sky front runners BY l\N Cosn.11 o find themselves in a lmost a State offense and failed to C1po11c111 Sport.1 Eclir01 must win situation heading score on four trips inside the to Los Angeles to play Vikings red zone. The view from the top Northridge tomorrow. "We got beat. in man. we of the Big Sky Conference Cal. State Northridge got beat. in zone and we dtdn't football race is clouded. But heads in lo the game with the put a lot of pressure on their the game between Montana 'Cats a bit frustrated, as well quarterback," Hysell said of State and Cal. State as they too could have been the Portland State game. "We Northridge will go a long way in the driver's seat of the con had the ball down there four towards sorting out that race. ference with a win against times and came away with The winner of the game be Cal. State Sacramento last nothing. Obviously, in a 34- tween the two conference weekend. They lost. 31 game, that was impor front run- ~ I ' rn tant." ners this s ure they Not being able to play Saturday a r e frus solid defense consistently Biri S/....1· Co11fere11ce Standings will be in trated this season has been some first place IHROl IQH I 0/ 17 right now, thing that has cost the Bob in the con- BSC Total after los cats at least one win, and led ference, ing, just to one game being a lot closer and will be Weber State 4-1 5-2 like we than it s h ould have been. one of two C.S. Northridge 3-1 4-2 ar e." Bob Playing solid defense tomor teams that Montana State 2-1 4-2 cat head row will be a must for the can leave Portland State 3-2 3-3 coach Cliff 'Cats as they will be facing this week- E. Washington 2-2 3-2 Hysell one of the most powerful and end with C.S. Sacramento 2-3 3-4 said. balanced offense attacks in only one Montana 1-2 3-3 Mon the conference. conference Northern Arizona 1-3 4-3 tana State Northridge comes into loss on Idaho State 1-3 1-5 has a lot the game boasting an offense t h e i r of im- that is amassing 373.2 yards record. prove - per game and is averaging · Need- ments to 29 66 points per game. less to say, it is kind of an im make from last week's game Position players for the portant game. to get themselves back into Matadors are the people to After the Bobcats the winner's circle and in con watch on Saturday as the:y missed an opportunity to be trol of their own conference have a group of athletes ca a State quarterback Rob Compson drops back to pass against in control of the conference cham pionshi p destiny. pable of breaking the game rl State. The Bobcats continue the conference season th is week race by losing to Portland MSU gave up an amaz :ame against Cal. State Northridge. State last weekend, the 'Cats ing 600 yards to the Portland :,ee Driver's Seat page 8 :ats look for big weekend It's Over COSlELLO enough, the 'Cats will open soundly defeated us last 111 Sports &Juor their longest home stand of the month," Gantt said. Bro1L-x Bornbers grab 24th season against two of the three Saturday night the Bob After splitting their two teams that are above them in cats wrap up their weekend \Vorld 1itle in tean1 history ries last week, losing to the Big Sky standings. home stand against Northern rn Washington and Tonight the 'Cats will Arizona. The Lumberjacks, led BY ROBLRT KUW,\DA "To me. that was the the Portland State play host to the Cal. State Sac by Melissa Haugen and Knight-Ridder Ncwsf'Clper.\ standard that I was looking , the Montana State ramento Hornets who come Xylena Sanders, come into this to pass because the Yan sity volleyball team into the game with a less than weekend with a 6-2 mark 10 SAN DIEGO - The kees, it's more important to urn to Bozeman into spectacular 12-8 record, but the Big Sky and 13-5 overall. New York Yankees won have a Yankees record than riendly confines of they have gone 7-1 through the They will play the Grizzlies 10 their 24th World Series anything else.... We have to er Gym for two matches first halfofthe conference sea :\.fo:;soula on Friday night be championship Wednesday take a backseat to no one in eekend. Hosting Cal. son. Through eight games in fore corn10g to Bozeman on wi.th a 3-0 victory against my lifetime.~ , Sacramento tonight the conference season, only Saturday. San Diego, completing a The Yankees' domi mishing the weekend Eastern Washington has as One of Northern four-game sweep of the Pa nance only continued Northern Arizona to good of a conference record as Arizona's downfalls this sea dres that was as dominant Wednesday, with left lw. the Hornets. son has been their inability to as their 114-victory regular hander Andy Pettitte pitch The Bobcats sport a 14-3 "It is time to take care put away matches after grab season, if not more so. ing shutout baseball for 7 d, including a 5-3 mark in and protect the home-court bing two of the first three In doing so, they innings before leaving with ig Sky conference. Mon advantage," Gantt said. "I games. When NAU is leading marked themselves as one runners at first and second State's excellent record think that the schedule really a match 2-0 they have gone 4- of the great teams in history, and one out in the eighth, season puts them in favors us at this point. How 6 on the third game and 1-5 in finishing the season 125-50 Greg Vaughn at the plate. · place in the conference ever, as I say that we have two the fourth game. The 'Jacks with a Division Series ";c JeffNelson came on to into this weekend. of the top teams in the confer have already had to go to a tory against Texas, an ALCS strike out Vaughn, and af "I am very pleased with ence coming into Shroyer fifth and deciding game five victory over Cleveland and ter the Padres loaded the ·ay we came through the Gym." times this season a~e r leading a World Series victory bases on a single to right 1alf of the conference sea- The last time these two the match two games to none. against the Padres. field by Ken Caminiti. Jim said MSU head coach teams met, the Bobcats lost When the 'Cats last met Their winning per Leyritz was retired on a Gantt. "Playi.ng your the match in three straight NAU. MSU gutted out a five set centage is .714. liner to center fi eld with the >even of eight conference games. The only conference win in Flagstaff on Sept. 19. "!L's the best club I've tying nm on base. son the road is very dif !.earn to beat the Hornets this Our win over Northern in this league.r been around."Yankees man That is the way these season was Eastern Washing Arizona was an epic battle," ager Joe Torre said "The ries went for New York - and As if the long trips away ton. Gantt said. "I'm sure they will 1927 Yankees, they may be San Diego. home to play conference "Sacramento is an out be gunning to turn the table a better club, but we had the nents were not tough s tanding club, and they on Saturday." best record. 8 Friday, October 23, 1998 E x pon e n t C,_~...:.:~::l.!..:::.::::::::.:.:::.:...=.::::.?....:..:...::..::.._~~~~~~~~~~~--!.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--- .~ , Wild ride to March Madness starts 8) \\ l'P l 11 B IRNHOL\I colleclion of talent since his cadl'. Member schools prob Lop point guards. The Spar shooter in the college g A111 ght-R1eld«1 \',·w1p1 111e n 1988 team lost in the East ably will have to foot the bill. tans· NCAA. Tournament suc Chns Herren, F1 Regional final. Will this be a But no matter the prob cess last season was due State A lier)- competilo1 Best things about col brl'akthrough season for one lems faced by the NCAA. as largely to Cleaves· all-around a checkered past, Herre 1 lege basketball: No labor-r0- of the nation's best and most long as the NBA's labor dead play. mo\'c from shooting gu1 laled lockout (are you paying intense coaches? lock continues, college bas Andre IVIiller. Utah: Like point guard. If he can attention. you NBA Stanford has most of it· ketball should bask in the TCU's Lee Nailon. Miller the transition effect knuckleheads?) and J\larch team back from an inspiring spotlight.10 PLAYERS TO passed on the NBA to return Fresno State might fil Madness. Final Four run. But the Car WATCH for his final season. His play reach the NCAA Tourn< As practices get under dinal could win 30 games and Richard Hamilton, Con and leadership will determine under Jerry Tarkanian way, the thoughts of 310 Di lose in the second round. necticut: The best player on how close the Utcs come lo Arthur Lee, Stai \'ision I tenms turn to that Why? Speed kills. Stanford is perhaps the nation's best matching last year's run to the For the Cardinal to ret glorious Sunday afternoon in susceptible to teams loaded team. The 6'-5" Hamilton championship game. the Final Four, they'll ne.1 March when they hope to be with quickness. could get serious player-of Brian Cardinal. Purdue: to play like he did in last , one of 64 teams on the road Iowa coach Tom Da,·is the-year attention if the Hus A rough-and-tumble power NCAAs.A:nd. as a senio1 lo the Tropicana Field in St. has announced his retire kies, as expected, spend the forward. Cardinal is loved by guard. leadership ar Petersburg, Fla., for the 1999 ment - after this season. How season in the lop five. Boilermakers fans and de play-making is expecte1 Final Four. will his lame-duck status af Trajan Langdon, Duke: spised by opponents· fans. FIVE Ir.IPACT RC Among the story lines fect the Hawkeyes? The Blue Devils arc deeper However, he'll need to raise IES that figure to add intrigue to Jerry Tarkanian was than Barry White's voice. Bul his game to help Purdue win Freshmen who ~ this season: supposed to be a savior at to return to the Final Four.· a mediocre Big Ten Confer have the biggest effit Defending champion Fresno State. But in three Duke needs a go-to leader. ence their teams:Qu Kentucky returns only two sc>asons, the Bulldogs still Langdon is the tt'am·s only LaRon Profit, Mary Richardson. DePaul1 starters. but could be a dark ha\'e zero 1 CAA Tournament senior who will get signifi land: The Terps are expected Curry, North Carolina horse favorite. Another Final appearances. So far. the cant minutes. to challenge Duke in the At Barkley, St. John's; V1 Four trip would lirmly estab Tarkanian Era has produced Lee Nailon, TCU. The lantic Coast Conference. Yarbrough. Tennessee; lish the Wildcats as the team more news off the court than Frogs maintained their national Profit is 6'-5" and can play ef Rush, UCLA. of the '90s. OIL profile when Nailon. a pre fectively on the front rnurt or FIYE t:\IPACT ' Connecticut is a fayorite Athletic departments scason first-team .A..ll-Amcrican, at guard. COi\IERS preseason 1 o. 1 selection. figure to be frugal. The NCAA decided to return to school. Now, Wally Szczerbiak. l\Ii Players who are tr. tr But the Huskies ha"e a his must pay an $80 million he's under the gun to match last ami (Ohio): Who? \\'ell. at or \\·ho are now eligible sJ tory of bad luck in the tour settlement after losing a law year's numbers while playing l\Iiami, they call him Wally Mark Karcher. Temple; El :r nament and ha \'e never suit brought by form er assis with a new backcou rt. World. The 6'- .. senior for Odom, Rhode Island;b-rF. reached the Final Four. tant coaches over a restricted Mateen Cleaves. Michi ward missed much of last Collier, Georgia Tech; ! ·rn Temple coach John earnings coaching position gan State: When healthy. season with a bTOken wrist. Penn, Ohio State; :Cl Chaney probably has the best established earlier this de- Clea,·es is one of the nation's But he's regarded as the best Walker, New Mexico. BSC Tri-Atht Driver's seat: Big Sky top spot on the line conti1111,.df ro 111 page 1 Jacobsen na1ned open at any time. again be the offense for MSU the 'Cats makes them the front of the Week /01· perforn1a1 The l\ISU defense. still that has to put points on the runner in the conference for at Specu1/ to the Exponeni guiding the Bobcat m1 missing linebacker and cap board to win football games. least one week. with a game an eighth-place finish . tain Ken Amato, will be tested Yes. l\1SU's offense, between Northridge and fel Montana State Uni "Ke\in had the r : through the air in a big way, riding on the arm of quarter low front runner Weber State versity cross country run a lifetime," said i\ISU much like they were last week. back Rob Compson. put up 546 to come next weekend. the ner Kevin Jacobsen has coach Dale Kennedy and tested on the ground like yards of their own last week next two weeks in the confer been named Big Sky tri was truly on outstat.if1 they have been all season. ( Compson threw for 470) but ence season goes along way to Athlete of the Week, an performance. This 1 "They are a very talented they failed to put pomts on the wards sorting out the confer nounced league commis build a lot of confiden football team:· Hysell said. board until! late in the game ence picture. sioner Doug Fullerton. him and the team a "They have a number of good when they found themseh·es 'Tm going rn echo the Jacobsen. a graduate look forward to the Bi. running backs. they have six or down by 16 to Portland State. other eight coaches 111 saying .of Billings Skyview. placed Conference -;even recei\'ers to tlu·ow at you The'Cat offense. if playing that I've never seen the league fifth overall at last Sunday"s ships... and their quarterback may be well. may be able to find some this balanced, and I've been University of Michigan In The next event fl t the finest athlete in the league." holes in a Matador defense that here the longest." Hysell said. ter-Regional in Ann Arbor. Bobcat cross country ~ If the Bobcat defense is has given up just under 375 "There is still a lot of football He covered the 8000-meter ,..,.-ill be the Big Sky ch•tt: up to the task of stopping the yards per game this sea on. left, and there are a lot of teams course in a time of 25:28, onship Oct. 31 in I\lis:!f -orthridge attack, it will A win this "'eekend for that a.re hot, or getting hot." Halloween '98 Saturday, October 31 "The Baxter" and LAST DAY - LAST DAY - LAST DAY KMMS Last day to purchase used textbooks Monday, October 26 L,1... lllllll' ,,nd f\ )lll L' l\H I\ ft\lllll llh: Last day to purchase new textbooks Vuuduu I i'o t Dogs with 51,ecl lleli5h I rd,l'l' 1\ \ ,111.rl•lt• ,11 lht· Puor 11\111\ 11ll ·\I l .1n'I ' l'l\1/I .,lililillnn·1 lh.11g<· H· ll l\!l. I I :.i. I \\' I ... l. .. II "'~- l !'.1'•·" \ ,;,, ll I' t.I\ "J 1 f'!\ /I J'h.: )'l :1 \ Cl, l'f ~l I ( fd1,.: I t•l\I\ I ... 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However, 0Volleyba11 --- rgames, only .231 (6 Saturday to the Butte FRIDAY - HOME TO PLAY BUTTE Bozeman's Josh The Bobcats are at home ·6) with runners in Iiish. 7:05 P.M. Grahn, in his first to pl ay Sacramento State ng position. The Irish SATURDAY - HOME TO PLAY BISMARK shootout ever, was "Four and out ... scored five goals in 7:05 P.M. able to score on Saturday the first period Fri Bozeman's sixth at 1n," Padres right Er Tony Gwynn said. day, while the 'Dogs tempt. It wasn't It was the first were only able to re- the easiest way for 0Volleyba11--- d Series sweep since taliate with just one. In the because the Icedogs came out the 'Dogs to win, but Cole The Bobcats are at home ;incinnati Reds beat second period the 'Dogs were much stronger in the first pe said, "It's just nice to win." to play Northern Arizona j)akland ~s in 1990, able to slow Butte down a bit riod. Erik Woodin was the The Icedogs will be at it marked the first and only allow three goals to goalie for the entire game on home twice this weekend, OFootball,____ _ p all season that the pass, while they scored two Saturday, stopping 36 shots playing Butte on Friday and The Bobcats are in Los ·es were swept in a goals in the second and two on goal, allowing Butte to Bismark on Saturday. s. more in the third. score only two goals, one in Both games are set to Angeles to play Cal State "It's been an incred- On Saturday, the first period and one in the start at 7:05 p.m. North ridge 1year for them,~ Pa- manager Bruce , y said ofthe Yankees Come help send off the Montana State Bobcats on their trip to Cal. State Northridge. the game. "They did Join the Spirit of the West Marching Band, MSU Alumni, Department of Athletics, and season, they did it e postseason.~ the MSU Cheer Team at 11 :45 Friday morning in the Fieldhouse parking lot. 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"I haYe confi Chapter Meet to GTA Fred 19-year-old sophomore's dcalh one of three pathologists on his in Dr. Reyes' work." ing of American Holbrook, "Doug involved foul play. slaff, was mistaken when she Winter Park poli Statistics Asso was a very cool This week. chief medical declared the death a homicide, trying to determine I/ ciation in Butte. guy and \\as one examiner Dr. Shashi Gore re Gore said. Reyes could not be Kairis obtained some A memo- of the very first versed the ruling of homicide reached. prescription drugs that1 rial service will friends I made and said I\airis did not die by "We believe that ifwe·ve her. They said they < be held today in here at MSU. His anyone else's hand. He left the committed an honest mistake, all of them wer Danforth death was a big think probable manner of death as the mo~t appropriate way to scribed by her doctors. Chapel at 4:15 loss... p.m. All students and fac GTA Yurii Shvetsov ulty who knew him are in said. '"As an instnictor. stu vited to attend. dents liked him, and he com THE EXPONENT IS CURRENTLY HIRING A FEATURES EDtTO , I ·'Doug was my master posed interesting problems Take an acti1·e role in what is happening at MSU and the student, also my friend. He for his students. He was my Bozeman communiry. Not only will you gain real >l'Drk 1 was very laid back and able good friend, I knew him for experience but you can also ha1-~ a lot offun and l!}-ake some to relate to a wide variety four years. He was always I extra money as ·we!L No expenence necesswy. Pick up an I of students. He had a great ready to help and was very - applicarion in SUB room 305. sense of humor. was a good funny... C0\.1\1\ '\tl .\({()'\" S1 R\"!Cl ~ !·OR I Ill Ji,..ciplinar~ arc,1s of our col gral part of student!-.' ruuca R1 "i LIHR \R) lcctinns as thry relate tn the tit)ll nnd often ii 's an O\'er economic infr;t<;tructurc of lookcd area in trrms ol fund Bn1emn11 Fir"! lnter- l\lonlana." Morton ;,aid. ing. First Interstate\\ anted to ,.,1a1c Bank has made n $25,()(l(l The Libraries \viii im be p:irt of supporting a vital ••ilt 10 MSU Libraries to c~tab- "' mcJiatl'ly begin bl!) ing anu component of l\ISU auu Mon li"h a collection !or the :-tudy platin~ bonh for this collcc tana." ol thc f\l\lnt;1na economy. tion. -·11 is our dc-.ire to The l\\O Bo1cman The bank cho~c to make one significant contri hrant ht'" of First lntcr~tate make the gift hrcausr tht') bution to :in entity on campus and the First lnlerslatc !>a\\ the Libraries as the best that all stuuenls \\ill usr dur BancS) ,.,1cm Foundation in way to support ncadcmics al iug their academic career." Billings jointly funded thr an MSll anu the uni,·crsity com said Sc o 11 Lev a 11 do -w ski. nual gift of $5,000 for the next m LI 11 i I). Manager of the bank's MSU fi\c) car,.,, according lo Bruce Steve Whcrler. Presi Branch. 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