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Vol._ 84. No. 2 Denver, Colorado Monday. October I. 200 I Computer access on campus: Is it enough? by Geneva Corirossi Computers are a necessity to all college students. Teachers demand typed essays and assignments every day, so students are left with no other option than to find a computer. Regis professors require clean, neat essays and hardly ever accept anything handwritten. Regis University offers its students 125 public computers across the Lowell campus. 111e main location for students to complete their work is Carroll Hall, consisting of three 24-hour computer laboratories stocked with 38 computers. In addition, the library houses a number of computers for student use. Dayton Memorial Library's four floors hold a total of 48 computers. However, the main floor only allows online access to its visitors. The three residence halls have one room each with five computers for use by residents of those halls. Finally, the Adult Leaming Center offers two computer labs, each with 12 Sri.den.rs at work in one of the Regis computer labs. Photo by: Hayley Bierk/e computers. ln total there are 12 places on that around midterm and fmaJs computer labs computers for my own peace of mind. When campus where students can access computers are the most crowded and busy time to use a my own computer refuses to work properly, as for their use. computer. most computers do, J need to know that the Campus computers are easily accessible Although 90% of the interviewed campus computer services will be there for my to any student. Regis University's Information students have their own personal computers or use." This student found the campus , Technology Services (ITS) staff feel that they Jab tops. more than half of them still use the computers particularly frustrating during have enough computers for student use on computers on campus. One typical student midterms and finals, when stress levels nre campus. From their perspective, the only time explained: "I have a computer at home, which al.ready high: "l have found it hard to gain that the labs are overcrowded or busy is during can be temperamental. I need the campus access to campus computers. I have reason to midterms or finals. Reois University believe this affects the quality of my work." However. students have a different ~- One solution to the perceived limited outlook on the status of available computers. Offers 1· ts students availability of campus computers is to cbeck Only 50% of the students interviewed agreed 1.1. 1 out different labs to find open computers. If with ITS that there are enough computers on students need a private place to work on campus. When selected students were asked if 125 po bliC computers, the Stride Lab is available for they thought that the computer labs were student use whenever needed. It is located overcrowded on a regular basis, 60% said that computers across next to the vending machines in room 11 in it was a challenge to find an open computer to Carroll Hall, and can be reserved with a phone use when they needed it All but 10% said the Lowell campus. call to X4050. Drug convictions li01it student aid dollars by Cory Meiser The risk for a community like Regis is potentially great According A controversial drug law has placed scholarship money for to Phillips around 50 percent of Regis students receive federal aid. students across the country in jeopardy. Should any of these students make a mistake, they run the risk of losing Legislation passed under the Clinton administration bans college financial aid due to drug convictions. students with drug convictions from receiving federal Phillips sees this as a relatively small problem aid. Under the rules, drug convictions are cause for Any student currently at Regis because. as he says, the Jaw "relies automatic denial of federal grants and loans. However largely on self reported information." Theoretically, then. the law, expected to affect over 34,000 students this who reports a student with a drug conviction can avoid being affected year, has come under criticism by a number of groups. by the measure. Most opponents say the act carries the drug war having a drug However, falsifying such information is a criminal too far, for it subjects students to double jeopardy for offense punishable by a $ I 0.000 fine and/or prison time. their actions. Brad Phillips, Associate Director of conviction is As well, Phillips says the government may develop a Financial Aid at Regis, says many opponents think, system to check drug records in the future. If such were "people make mistakes," and this legislation hinders investigated. the case, the measure would likely affect more students. the forgiveness process. and pos ibly some in the Regis community. MEMBER SINCE I 99 I As well, opponents say the government is misapplying the law. As the law stands now, students convicted of drug According to Ph.illips, "The intent is to go after people who may have possession once are barred from recei\ing aid for a year after the had a problematic hi~tory with drugs.'' conviction: a second offense stretches the period lO two years. With However, as applied now, the legislation affects a wider range of three or more convictions student~ are banned indefinitely. students. Any student who reports having a drug conviction is The measure is tougher on those who sell drugs. A single investigated. If the drug conviction occurred within a given time period. conviction for drug sale Tf$Ults in a two-year period of ineligibility. A the student is automatically disqualified from receiving federal funding. second offense requires an indefinite ban. Aid can be restored if a student undergoes a government approved drug rehabilitation program. 2 + EDITORIALS IBGHLANDER October 1, 2001
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MISSION STATEMENT THE HIGHLANDER'S PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE ACCURATE ANO THOROUGH INFORMATION ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES OF THE REGIS UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY. As A StuDENT ORIVEN ENTERPRISE, THE HIGHLANDER SEH'S TO GJVE VOICE TO THE DIVERSE VIEWS OF 1rs STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF EDITORIALS EDITORIALS ARE THE OPINIONS Of THE ~OTHOR, WHICH DO NOT NECESSARILY REFt:ECT 1 .· THE VIEWS OF REG IS UNIVERSITY,OR THE HIGHLANDER. A NOTE ON SUBMISSIONS SUBMISSIONS ARE REVIEWED AND M/\Y BE ,tDITED FOR MPROPRIATENESS, CONfENt, MO "iENGTH BY AN EDITOR AND THE ADVISOR TQ' ENSURE SUITABILITY OF CONTENT AND OUAtITT OF THOUGHT. Wktftf&tB• ....___ ? THE EDITORS OF THE HlGHLANDEt AT nm~ DIS(;ttTION, Will ACCEPT AND PUBUSfl SlGI'/£ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tfTIERViO·THE·EOITOR NOT EXCEEDING 250 The Highlander wants your input. Each issue will include a question about WORDS. Lmm M/\Y BE EDITED. PERSONAL various topics, such as political issues, opinions, preferences, etc. Take this AiTf.CKS OR INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED. THE DEADUNE FOR RECtffT OF LETTERS IS 5:00 P.M. WED~ES()i\Y, •• .. •• • • • • •. •• • ~P.~~~.u.nJty. ~~~ •\eJI. ~~ .~~~t Y?~. t~i~~~ •• • • • • • • • • • • • •. BEFORE THE wm: OF PUBLIC/I TION.
Wh~t is the best example ofthe spitit of volunteetism QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS SHOULD BE DJRECTED TO ELIZABETH RuGtU:, that you have·seen? (on ot offthe Regis campus) ~AGINGEDITOR, AT /303/ 964-5391 OR AT'3333 REGIS BOULEVARD, MAil STOP 1-8, Please E-mqil yout tesponse to [email protected] DENVER, COLORADO 8022 I. HIGHLANDER October 1, 2001 EDITORIALS + 3 A Commentary on the September 21, 2001 Forum: The Destruction of the World Trade Center and Pentagon Dr. Jim L. Riley, Ph.D. insightful. informative, focused and balanced. The remarks by government actions. Paying but scant attention to the subject Professor of Politics the third panelist, Mr. Larry Leaman-Miller, were different. of the forum, he chose to direct the bulk of his commentary to Chairman of the Department of History and For reasons given below, as a member of the Department of a wholly one-sided diatribe against America and its policies. Politics History and Politics, wh.ich in part provided auspices for this His position was encapsulated by his final remarks and Regis University event. I wish to categorically and publicly disassociate myself gesture (a hand rai-sed Nazi salute) implicitly equating the On September 21, 200 l a forum co-sponsored by the from his comments. United States with Nazi Germany. Such a contemptible and Justice Education program and the Department of History and In my judgment, his was an unprofessional and emotional patently false ~usion deserves, in my opinion. only censure Politics was held at Regis University. l~s subject was titled presentation of a selective set of self-serving events suggesting and condemnation. It is not worthy of an academically "The Destruction of the World Trade Center and Pentagon." that nothing but harm has been done by the United States to grounded forum as this was intended to be. I was personally Three speakers were to make a presentation regarding their nations and peoples throughout the world. Mr. Leaman-Miller offended and professionally embarrassed to have such a interpretations and analyses of these events. The comments by clearly intimated that the blame for the murderous attacks in presentation made by a speaker in an event sponsored in part Dr. Frantz-Murphy and Dr. Terry Schmidt were accurate, New York and Washington, D.C. was to be found in U.S. by our Department. Rebuttal on Terrorist Forum Regis Stud.ents will never by Julie Anne Lemieux sound policy decisions that [ feel America has Regis University Staff made or is making, which were condemned I was stunned by the anti-American by Mr. Leaman-Miller. sentiments expressed at the Forum on Leaman-Miller argued for the arrest and forgetSeptemberll,2001 Terrorist Attacks held on Friday, September trial of the terrorists, and although the United 21, 200 l. While none of the panelists seemed States is collecting evidence, this was an act by Kathleen Coyne greatly influenced by one of his teachers to be brimming over with love for the United of war. this is not a criminal coun. He The last few weeks have left an who was deeply religious within the Islamic States, the first two panelists mostly presented criticized the United States' support of Israel, indelible image in my mind, as well as in the faith. When Saudi Arabia invited the United background related to the attacks. The third but Palestine has no claim on Israeli land: minds of the rest of Americans. September States into their country in 1990 to help fight speaker, Larry Leaman-Miller, was Israel has occupied it for thousands of years. 11, 200 I is a day that will never be Saddam Hussein and his invasion of Kuwait, particularly offensive. He adhered to a lifting of sanctions on Iraq, forgotten, especially by those of us born bin Laden along with other Muslims were The coming together of the House of • without mentioning that these were imposed after the Cold War era. Some of the most infuriated. The Muslim world was not used Representatives was compared to a Nazi because Iraq threw out U.N. inspectors important buildings in the United States to people wh.o are Christian, Jewish, listen to regime, with the implication that there was a monitoring weapons, because Iraq was have been damaged, and others have been rock music, and women who drive and wear bl.ind following of the President. Mr. shooting at aircraft in the no-fly zone destroyed. pants. Since then, bin Laden has supposedly Leaman-Miller seems to have missed the protecting northern Iraq. and because the At 8:45 a.m. EST, a plane hijacked been out to destroy America and its society point: that Democrats and Republicans are all United States hoped that by undercutting from Boston en route to Los Angeles as a goal. The media is telling everyone that Americans who realize that this was an attack Hussein, the people would get rid of him. He slammed into the north World Trade Center this is a holy war. If these attacks on against America. Barbara Lee was praised for suggested investing our economy in tower. A second plane, also hijacked from America were caused by Osama bin Laden, her dissenting vote against the use of force, Afghanistan, at the same time criticizing us Boston to Los Angeles, hit the second tower this is not a holy war. Osama bin Laden is a yet if her constituency in Oakland and for having already tried this approach in J l minutes later. At IO a.m., the second leader of Muslim extremists. Most Muslims Alameda, California were any farther left, propping up the government in El Salvador. tower to be hit collapsed. Twenty-nine believe in peace. they would fall into the Pacific Ocean. To pour our economy into Afghanistan is minutes later the north tower collapsed. The The United States has been at war with It is true that only America h.as used tantamount to having invested in Gennany five surrounding buildings, including World the Middle Eastern countries for years. nuclear weapons. This also ended World War during World War II and ignoring the Nazis. Trade Center 7 and the Marriott Hotel. either After World War II. the Israelis had no land IL saving millions of lives, including Japanese Instead, first get rid of the terrorists, then help collapsed or were destroyed from the impact where they were welcome. Most people of lives. America immediately began rebuilding the people of Afghanistan. of the planes and the fruling debris. Jewish descent were pushed out of their Japan. laying a foundation that has made it a He criticized American policy toward The media went into frenzy as soon as previous lands because of Hitler's regime. strong nation today. lf we had not first used Cuba. in which we blocked aid, hoping that the second plane hit and the nation realized The United States helped establish the nation the bomb, Germany would have; those of us the people would revolt against a communist that this was a deliberate attack. Not only state of Israel and almost immediately left who were not exterminated because of our threat. was the Arab community singled out as the recognized it as a country. The countries in the Middle East. mostly populated by race or faith would be speaking Gem1an now He suggested avoidance of a massive terrorist group behind the attacks, but Osama Muslims. did not accept the Israelis or the under a true Nazi regime. retaliation. It seems to me that Bush is bin Laden was immediately seen as the United States' support for them. Leaman-Miller spoke of a myth that talking about a precision effon to the best of perpetrator. The people of the United States To this day, Arabs dislike the United America always does what is right. I know our ability. need someone to blame. Even if the wrong States. It could be that America has that there are American foreign policies I hope that this man is aware that person is convicted, people feel safer going supported leader in the Middle East such as instituted which are oppressive toward other American soldiers have fought, been back to their nonnal routine. Osama bin the Taliban or Saddam Hussein and then human beings and which most of us are not incapacitated and died to defend his right to Laden was an easy suspect for both the turned against them. In 1996, the United even aware of. Mistakes are made, but this is express a one-sided, mLsguided opinion, even government and the media, which States upplied Afghanistan with money and true of any human institution. The United to several hundred impressionable young Americans easily and naively believe. weapons. Now, the United States may be at States is still the best country in the world. people. God bless America. and God bless all The nation experienced another attack war against our own machinery. Maybe our Although I am not an expert in political people of good will. six years ago. On April 19, 1995, the way of life disturbs them. Americans dress science, following are several examples of Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City was bombed. This atlack, differently. Our women can freely wear the last "worst attack in American history," halter-tops and mini skins with a pound of killed 168 people from a bomb in a rental make-up while their women can only show bUck that blew up the nine-story building. their eyes to the public. Our music is loud. Right away. the media identified Arabs as our televisions louder, and Americans say lloo" "o,eatlo11s the people behind the attack. The nation what they want, whenever they want. I • became infuriated .with the Arab community, Neither society is wrong, just different. Toe United States i a different place , ! believing the media and what was said. The •.. ,,,,,...,,•. iwo people convicted for the bombing were today than it was one month ago. People are ~ ' . » ' afraid to get on airplanes, worried about - ~----- actually two Americans. Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols. going to war, and worried that our financial After thousands of people are still situations are not secure. People need to go missing and hundreds are dead. two on with their lives. This was and is still one 1/lslt: questions remain in people's minds: who of the most horrible and unethical things that did this and wh.y? Osama bin Laden has the has ever happened to our country, yet people http://www.bonfils.org background and the money to execute an cannot cower in the face of evil. No or,e can attack of this proportion. Born to immigrant put it better than Kristi Pfotenhauer, a junior parents in Saudi Arabia, bin Laden was not at Regis who is studying in Spain for the to llllli t~ do,.,t Olootl part of the upper class. His father started a semester, " I cannot let ii affect [me] too company which is mday worth $5 billion. much because that would be letting the ,0111111011 ,.,.,,,. Studying engineering in college, he was terrorists win." 4 + NEWS HIGHLANDER October 1, 2001 Get involved with the REGIS LEADERSHIPCORPS: new clubs on campus Be Bomber! Re~ Corp develops people who can by Rich Cadwallader meetings to get your voice heard! Our first by Courtney Ma/anify envision and execute the projects that If you walked anywhere neM the student meeting is on Wed. October 3 in the second TI1i year. Regis' Presidential Leadership make up meaningful lives. center on ept. 12 and 13 you probably noor of the Student Center and everybody Program got a transfom1ational facelift. Regis Corps is a curriculum, a process. noti ed the club fair operating in full force. better be there!'' During the Fall 2000 and Spring 2001 and a movement that develops Corpsrnembers nd if you looked more CA is another group semes1er the program te red pilot initiati"es into agents of change in service to others; not clo ely. you probably noticed a whose purpose is not so well including a new program model. courses in just young minds with an ethic of service, but few elltra table set up this Regis is known. The Society is an paracurricular tudies. and various cultural capable leaders who can design and execute a year. Regi i expanding its international group whose goal changes. Scou Campbell, who directs the project idea. regard.Jes of the challenges and range of int.:resrs this year with i to re earch and recreate the program aid. "Even the name has changed. expanding the difficulties. fi\'e new club . Club middle ages. Many SCA We are calling it Regis Leadership Corps, a Regis Corp members engage in a Volleyball. Re idence Hall groups meet on a weekly basis. name that engenders lhe esprit de corps of its rigorous didactic and experiential curriculum As ociation (RHA), Chess its range of where they make efforts to learn purpose and culture. Student reaction to Lhe that expands their comfon zone so they are Club. Karate Club, and the more about western ivilization new initiative has been rea ll y positive. Regis veterans of both theory and praclice of project Society for Creative before 1600. Attending an SCA Corps is a powerful four-year commitment for interests design and execution. Anachronism (SCA) have meeting is not a pri\riJege students who want rigor and reward." Fall joined rank with the rest of the afforded only to SCA members. _()() J marks the implementation of these Learners Becoming Leaders Regis club community. this year Anyone is welcome to come changes. RHA is one of two new and see what it is all about and From Theory·to Practice clubs this year that aren't quite with five find out if i1 i something that Life is a collection or meaningful cl~cut in their purpose. they would really be intere ted projects. .. RHA is devoted to giving in. Regis Corps-a collection of program residents in the hall a voice new clubs. All students are welcome that include Presidential Leadership, Student about what happen where they Live. Li a to join any of the clubs. Cl ub Acti vities, and Student Government-is Arling, who is second in com mand in the Volleyball. Chess Club and Karate Club are founded on a simple premise: our lives are an Comfort Zone association, explains: "If you're a student here more than willing co accept anyone, veteran or in terconnected network of meaningful for at Regis and have noticed things on campus beginner, who want to learn more about them projects. Regis Corps Alumni that need 10 be changed (recycling, ecurity, and wants to have a good time doing it. Our live's projects consist of roles that odellho, etc ... ) RHA is the channel to go Anyone interested" in these. or any of the we fill and are driven by the goals that we through to get improvements made." Every Regis clubs, cnn get conta t information at the wane to achieve. Regis Corps impels residence hall srudent is urged to participate. tudent Activities office on the second noor of Corpsmembers to design and execute better ~ Arling ays, "You have to come to one of our the student center. projects and in tum, better lives. I -+------Life is a Network of Meaningful Projects Learner·+------+Leader A cultural learning experience As individuals who can cultivate personal and orgaoizatfonal learning, build vital capacities. manage the day-to-day• offered in London England mission of a project, and lead others to en\i ion possibilities. Regis Corps Alumni truly exemplify the Regis University motto: by Kiran Malancharuvil accommodations. which will include stays at Bed and Breakfasts a. well as in a Learners Becoming Leaders. Need to get away? The Office of hotel/apartment in London. Shugrue slressed Summer Se sion is offering an opponunity to that scholarships and Top Five do just that From March 3 to financial aid for Regis Corps isn't an ellclusive program, April 15. '.!002. 15-20 students "It's a great way tudent.s continue anyone can apply. That is. anyone w!io is can travel Great Britain with the through this program. ready for rigorous challenges and rewarding Regis Uni\'ersity Shorr-Tenn to study abroad Openings are still experien es that require commitment and Study Abroad Program. available. The program All projects require mastery of bask hard work. Regi Corps isn't another acth'ity Students and fa ulty will is mo t appropriate for building blocks ... to put on your resume for posterity. Regis spend one week in Stratfo.-d on and not have to ·uniors because one of Project • whether big or small, fonnal or Corpsmember place the Corps within their Avon, birthplace or William the classes is a Junior informal, professional, per onal or social. or Top Five prioritie (e.g., God. Family. Shakespeare. one week in be gone the Seminar. but everyone private or public, adhere 10 basic principles Country, School. Regi. Corps). Canterbury. and four weeks in is welcome 10 inquire that are univer ally applicable to the design London. The trip wiU focus on whole se1nester.'' and apply. You can nnd execution of any effective projecL If you're searching ror rigor and experiential learning techniques contact Tom Shugrue at reward, contact us. Nominations ror Regis by studying literature through -Tom Shugrue (303) 458-4296 or visit Four Building Blocks of Project Design Leadership Corp are tarting October 1st. theatre and plays. history him in the Office of Please contact us if you are interested or ir through visitation of historic si1e. throughout Summer Session in Loyola Hall. room 12. you would like to nominate omeone. England. mass media through study of the Applications should be turned in as soon as Cultivate Build BBC ( Briti h Broadcasting etwork), British possible. The deadline is October 12. :!00 I. newspapers and a visit to London's Learning Capacity Regis Corps Commonicali n Center, and Religious tudieJ Regis University through visit.s to Canterbury Cathedral, St. 3333 Regis Ho11le\'ard J-12 Paul' Cathedral. and study of famou English Denver, CO 80221 Catholics. Cla.s es will begin in the classroom Manage Lead 303-458-3505 for January and Febniary and the learning Mission Vision [email protected] process will switch to a more hands-on www.regiscorps.com technique while in England. The faculty members accompanying the students are Dr. Janellen Hill from the Wluu does it mean to be bomber? It means bomb 'f!l'Ooj.solid. 4J>ond?er p1!rso11 dares w Communication Depanment.. F1. Edward dream, executes these dreams, ar,d de11elops their,mthenticil}~ ···· Oakes from the Religious Studie, Department and Dr. Mark Bruhn from the Engli h A /01 o/~pfed.ream and (1 /ct ofpe ople exec11tdlmtfew dream big,Qnd so big. Regf Corpsmembersdream big and go big. . depanment. "It's a great wa)' to study abroad and not A 101 ofpeople don't Jaww who tlteyare. A lot ofpe-0pledoh'r Li~ who1hey all. Rkgls have to be gone the whole eme. 1er." Tom Corpsmembers know 1+·Iio they 4f't' by Bea Bruintjes ideas for teaching she has been an exceUent addition Jt is time to welcome the new faculty members to the Biology department. who have joined the Regis Faculty Community. Franco enjoys exercise and the outdoors. Of This year there were quite a few departments who cour e Colorado is an excellent place to exerci. e and hired new faculty. Departmental faculty enjoy the outdoors. Included in are not the only ones happy to welcome a this pa. ion for the outdoors is a these new faculty members, but also the ••• vital love for hiking and skiing. students find new professors offer Franco also likes to relax with a additional perspective and expertise. member of good book eve!) now and then. • The Biology department welcomes This fall, Franco is Dr. Marie Dominique Franco. assistant the Biology teaching Developmental professor of biology. Franco has already Biology. Molecular Biology. become a vital member of the Biology Human Biology, Immunology, community. Originally from France, community. and eurosciencc. One of the Franco attended school there and earned rea.~ons why she renlly enj ys her degrees in Immunology. She then came to the her work here at Regis i the size of the classes, States where she completed a three-year post which ollow for interaction on a one-to-one basis Doctorate in South Carolina and a two-year post with the student~ unlike larger universities that make Doctorate in Arizona. Franco previously taught at it harder for students and teacher_ to mteracl on a Grinnell College in Iowa, a college well known for more personal basis. She also commented on the its high academic standards, before she accepted a exceptional spirit and honest values of both the teaching position at Regis University. Regis , tudent~ and faculty. he finds that the lt has taken Franco onl} a short time to build relation~hips between the studenu and faculty create rapport with the students and to develop a great a sense of family. She ·nys. '"I IO\'C II here. The working relationship wilh the rest of the biology student and the faculty are very nice and everyone faculty. With her positive attirude and her no,·el takes time to help each other.'" New professor Dr. Marie Dominique Franco Photo by: Bea Bruimjes ''Arne'' G'Schwi.nd brings energy, spirit, entertainment and a true ''teaching performance'' to the Communication department by Ariana Etter Colorado late University. 1n their free time they There i a new face in Communi ation enjoy riding horses. kayaking, and skiing. Department this fall. Dr. Ame G'Schwind is G'S«;;hwind's active lifestyle is apparent in the teaching three courses while maintaining his outdoor classroom as well. He says he loves teaching lifestyle. His energetic and lively His because he believes it keeps him young and outlook on life creates enjoyable spirited. He appreciates the smaJI class size clas es. What other professor is on and intimacy of Regis. a first-name basis with his students energetic G'Schwind was a performer for 18 and plays musi before and after year and he believes that the entertainer in class. but good ole Ame? and lively him shines through in the classroom. He G'Schwind was born in sees teaching as performing, and that Nebraska and grew up there with outlook on perspective helps to keep tudents interested three iblings. He currently resides and focu.~ed on what is being disc ed in in Fort Collins, Colorado where he life creates the classroom. G'Schwind feels that received his Ba helors and Masters teachers can use education to make the degrees at Colorado State enjoyable world a better place. He feels that Regis University in Speech encourages this sort of educational mi ion Communication. He a1tended classes. more than other universities. He finds that Indiana University where he Regis provide tudents with an education, received his PhD in Communicati n Culture and and prepare them for work that contributes to a Film Studies in 1998. He taught media cla ses at more peaceful world for themselves and others. Colorado State Univer ity from 1998 to 2000. G"Schwind says that it i important in one's life to G'Schwind's wife of nine years. Stephanie, is try to make a difference and that's his goal in the Photo by: Ariana Elter the managing editor for the Colorado Review at class.room. New Professor Dr. Ame G"Schwind A love of Colorado draws Dr. James Seibert to Regis University by Jaclyn Rostle College in Oregon where he also minored PhD . H • in physic and philosophy. James Seibert, . .. IS a new Assist'lllt Professor of e enJ oys He cho e to become a Mathematics at Regis professor after being University. He joined the disc golf successful a graduate faculty at Regis after two teaching assistant at CSU where be taught one class years as a Professor at d • Willamene University in an IS a every semester. Also. he was influenced to go into teaching Oregon. Currently. Seibert is teaching two sections of huge ~an by ~is Ph.D. advisor. S~ibert · · d · f • 1 decided to teach at Regts stansucs an a sec1 10n o h · ed be· · lin aJ b f ~ b u because e enJOY lng tn earSei: rt:ceived his O .oot a ' C~o10 while in graduate 00 doctorate in mathematics from sc 5 · .be . . . all et rt 1s ongm y Colorado State Uruvers. 1 .ty b b }) ~ Sal Ore H · where his emphasis was in ase a , ~om em, . · e enJoys al b · ·try H also disc golf and LS a huge fan of ge raJC geome . e · d d rece1. v ed h1"s maste r' s degree an football. baseball, .an . fro CSU S "bert I ted hockey. He also ndes his m . CI comp e bik h l d d d . b k e to sc oo every ay. his undergra uate egree m oc ey Photo by: Hayley Bier/de mathematics at LinfieJd • New Professor Dr. James Seibert 6 + FEATURE HIGHLANDER • October 1, 2001 +7 Prices might be high, but by Quinn McCoy East Colfa"<. some students willingly Tired of doing the same thmgs over and over P: Pepsi C~nter. Locnted in lower du\\ ntov. n. again? Looking for a new place to check out? Look no next to Elitches. the Pepsi Center is not only home of farther. Here is the A- Z guide of thing to do in the A\ alanche and the l\Juggets, but it also hosts many pay up for entertainment Demer. concerL\ and special e\'ents in Den,er. A: A\·alanche game. This one's a linle pricey and Q: Quiet time. Dem·er is not only full of fun by Kathleen Coyne Junior Daniel Delane} agreed that hard to come by. but if you ge1 the opportunity, go things to do but there are plenty of scenic area.~ that are downtown is costly. He Im es to go to the watch Roy. Sakic. and the defending Stanley Cup perfect for a liule down time. Just jump in the car and Entertrunment in the Regl. area could bars in LoDo such as Falling Rock. champs show em' how it's done at the Pepsi Ce nter. head \\CSt to find your own fa\orite spot. use a boo t, either by lowering price.\ or Jackson's Hole. and the bar at Hooter but Bronco Game. The Broncos have a new home R: Red Rocks. This natural formation of red ha\ing Regis help. Attending schtX>l in a 8: he thinks that going downtown needs to b.: rock (hence the namel is an ideal spot for an amazing residential community is hard for college this year. Check out the new stadium- Invesco Field at an occasional thing. Delane} said. outdoor concert. If you aren't watching a show then srudents. Even though Regis University is Mile High. "Living off campw for the first time take advantage of an ea.~y climb. Head west on I-70 10 in a big cit). eotertrunment is hard on C: Copper Mountain. This is one of the many ski makes me spend so much money on earing the Monison e. it. students because of prices. Without a car. resorts m Colorndo. It'. about an hour and a half west out that it rs hard Lo spend mone.i, S: Sing-Sing. This inter:icti\'e bar is located on nctJ\ nies are pretty limited to hanging out of Denver, and best of all it won't break the bank. downtown all the time." 19th Street in Lodo. l11e main attraction is the dueling at the Big K 01 maybe late on a Saturday D: Dave & Busters. This is a bar, restaurant, and Actuallr. if you do it the right way. pianist~. but. you must be 11 to enter. night walking through the Tttco Bell drile arcade for big kids. You must be 21 to get in. or be you can go downtown every weekend and T: Tabor Center. This is a mini-mall on the 16th up window. If you can access a car, you accompanied by an adult. The closest one is located at not spend thal much money. As!. Junior <;ireet Mall. You ll also find the popular restaurant The ha\e unlimited options, as long as your the Promenade. on J{µth and Highway 36. Geneva Corirossi and you will find out the Cheesecake Factory there. , wallet can co, er the costs. E\'en though E: Elitch Gardens. This is Colorado's largest key Lo going downtown is 10 get to know U: Universities. Meet some new people at other one student will spend $20 a week on amusement park, and borne of one of the last standing the managers. banenders, and bouncers in Denver schools. such as Aurar1a Campus. Boulder, entertainment cosl~. another will spend wooden roller coasters. the Twister. It's located in lower at least one bar. "l know a bunch of Photo Courtesy of: Dem·er Met,v Convention & Visitors Bureau School of Mines. and Denver Uoiversity. $150. Costs might include concert downtown off Speer Bl,d. people who work at LoDo's so I never V: Vans Skate Park. This new skate park is admissions, alcohol. bar cover fees, F: Fiddler's Green. Check out a headlining band caters to all the sn,>wboarders. The resort offers a huge board have to pay for cover charges and rarely located at the Promenade ( I 04th and Highway 36J. Try out sporting event entrance fees, movie at this outdoor concert venue. Fiddler's is located in park with jumps f<•r . nowboarders only. The mountain is have to pay for my drinks. The only the half pipe Jump. tkkets. eating out, and basically any Public transportation provides Greenwood Village off the Orchard exil on l-25. about an hour wes of Denver. problem is that they are really strict on IDs W: Water World. Denver's largest water park, located money needed off campus. G: Grizzly Rose. Learn to line dance or listen to some L: LoDo Bar and Grill. Go to the trendy Lodo bar on and it is hard for even people who are 21 on 88th and Pecos. offers a whole day of fun. There are Sophomore Jim Morrow spends about country bands at this local country bar. You must be 21 to get 19th and Market. ,nd see a few familiar Regis faces. It's one to get in," Corirossi said. slides. tube rides, and wn\·e pools. but you'll have to hit this $50 a week. He thinl..s in every night except Sunday when aJJ ages are welcome. It's of the favorites arrong the over 21, bar-going crowd at Regis. Well. if you are 11, have a spot before summer ends. prices are reasonable. easy access to Denver attractions located off of l-25 and 58th. M: Molly Bmwn Museum. This old mansion on 13th . .. you have good ID, and have the money, X: Xtreme La~er Tag. It's on 88th and Harlem across yet he obviously has a H: Hill Top. You can't go wrong with an old dive bar. and Pennsylvaniaused to be the home of Molly Brown, downtown is the place to be where you board RTD bus 228/ Louisville talcing you to the the street from the Westminster Mall. You can get a quick different weekend than by Jeb Moyers good fnends and colorful locals. Try this spot for a good ole survivor of the Tttmic. whether you want to drink, Flat Irons Mall. game of laser tag that's cheap and close to campus. junior Kayvon Siadat. Most every major city in the world has a form of time on 49th and Lowell, right down the street from campus. N: Natural Hot Springs. These spots are good for a nice unlimited dance. eat. or just talk. For those sports fans out there the RTD can drop you The Yard. This funplex offers a wide variety of who spends a Jot of his public transportation. Denver's RTD system may not be as I: rMAX Theater. Watch an educational documentary relaxing dip in the natural spring water. A few of the most Y: Many students lbink that off and pick you up without having to pay for parking. To activities: for all ages, including ice-skating. arcades, batting money on concerts. well known as London's Underground but it does the job. film on a jumbo screen with surround sound. The theater is popular are Idaho 5prings (about 45 minutes west on I-70) options, as Regis could help alleviate gel to the Stadium of the two-time Superbowl champion cages, and other fun stuff. The Yard is located on Arapahoe Kayvon tries to go to If you are without a car, lhe RTD can become your best in the Museum of Natural History off of Colorado Blvd., next Glenwood Springs (about 3 hours west on 1-70) and some of the entertainment Denver Broncos, one just has to jump on the 31 headed concerts al cheaper friend. to the Denver Zoo. Steamboat Springs (3 hours northwest of Denver). Road. costs. One of the easiest downtown and get off at the J 7 Street stop. For those who Z: The Zoo. The Denver Zoo is located on Colorado theaters so he can long as your The RTD can tran port a Regis studeot to almost J: Jackson's Hole. Get a beer and watch a game at this 0: Ogden Tiieater. Catch a concert up close and things would be to add more are big on professional basketbaU and the Stanley Cup attend more frequently. anywhere in the Denver metro-area. If a student wants to Lodo sports bar. Jackson's is on 20th and Blake, downtown. personal. This sm 111 concen venue is perfect for a smaller, Blvd. It's the home of many animals that are caged for your re tauraots to the meal plan. winning Avalanche hockey team. RTD can "The Bluebird Theater spend their day in Boulder. he or she needs K: Keystone. Another popular ski resort. Keystone cheaper. more per!onal concert expenence. The Ogden is on entertainment. wallet can Would the administration take you to the Pepsi Center. Take the 31 (on Colfax) is pretty only to walk up to Federal Boulevard and really ha,e a tough time If you are headed downtown. At the 32 Street stop get cheap although the Fox catch the 31 beaded towards Westminster. agreeing to pul places such as off and take the RTD bus 32/University Thealer in Boulder and cover the At the Westminster PNR E get off and Pizza Alley, Hamlin's, Hospital headed downtown. Next thing you Even with limited fulnds, you still have options Fillmore have ok board the RTD Bline, which will drop you Chipotle, or Heidi's Deli on without a know you will be right in front of the Pepsi prices," says Siadat. off at the Boulder Transit Cent.er 40 surrounding area.~ visit places like the Denver Mint. the costs. the meal plan? Sophomore Center. by Theresa Keyser who enjoy oltema ive and dance hil~. with no cover before 9 Junior Stephanie minutes later. p.m. on Saturday::. There are three dance floors and a patio Capitol. Budweiser Brewery. Coors Brewery, the Aurora Wick Swanton is angry about For students who like the nightlife. the Living off Cup O'Noodle . counting pennies to buy a Culp thinks that bw inesses need 10 creare The RTD doesn't stop there. It's just car, the to get your groove on. History Museum and Celestial Seasonings. Each offers free the limited Regis meal plan: "I live off RTD can take you to both the Den\'er oda.. gathering ten people's money to buy one small pizza, special admission prices for college as easy to get to beautiful Golden. tours. Celestial Seasonings is the nation's largest specialty campus. I have a meal plan. I cannot Pavilions and Larimer Square. Deaver and not having enough money Lo go out are all typical For the 18 ~dover crowd. Polly Esthers might be the students. "College students travel in packs Colorado. Again. walk up to Federal 11 1 tea factory and conducts free tours daily. excluding holidays. even order Papa John's pizza unless I walk RTD can Pavilions is just a simple 31 -bus ride away. financial dilemmas of college students. Lack of money place for you. ; located at 230 I Blake St. On Thursday, o the company would most likely get Boule\·ard and catch the 31 bus headed For more infonnation on Celestial Sea.~oning tours call 303- across the street and order it! You need to Get on at Federal Boulevard and get off at the shouldn't stop Regis Students from experiencing Denver more business even with dropping co~ts a towards downtown via Fedeml. At the live on campus to use your meal card for 16 Street and Stout Street stop. To reach because there are many things to do that don't cost a dime. 581-1202 few dollars." says Culp. Colfmt & Irving slop get off and walk Lack of money The Denver Zoo is offering a free day on Saturday, Oct. it. Nobody even like.~ it. Why can't we become Larimer Square, take the 31 downtown and get If you enjoy nature and the great outdoors, then local Regis students seem to agree that across the street and catch the 16 bus. 6 featuring Tropical Disco\·ery and includes exhibits such as have reslallrants that we do like and are off at 32 Street. Change to the 32 and arrive parks are the place for you. Most large parks offer a variety downtown businesses, and especially ones which will take you right into the heart of the Dragons of Komodo. and the Primate Panorama. For closer on it? Not just pizza." at Wazee and 16th Streets. of free options, including bike paths, tennis courts, basketball shouldn't stop Regis in LoDo, have extremely high prices. Golden. your best more information call 303-376-4800. enior Brooke Jacobs asks why If you are interested in animals and fish courts, playgrounds. and open space for soccer, Frisbee, and Sophomore Patrick Bataillon is willing to For those students who want to get Poetry loverS'can attend free poetry and verse readings Regis. unlike other schools, doesn't offer the RTD can drop you off at the Denver Zoo picnics. pay a lot of money during the weekend. some shopping done the RTD can take you Stude~ts from at 5 p.m. every Sunday at the Buzz Fill 'Er Up Cafe at 1219 transportation off campus. Jacobs wants friend. or at Ocean Journey. The Ocean Journey route If you prefer a nightclub setting and you are age 2 I or He likes to see movies. go to football 10 au the 1op spots. The 16 Street Mall is E Sixth Ave. For more infom1ation call 303-831-!077. games, and go to Regis to offer transponation to downtown, and the Zoo route are the same. Take the 31 over. then you might want to check out the Hearththrob. The • • just one 31 bus towards downtown. Get off at 16 Street 1 With the Race for the Cure approaching on Oct. 7. skiing. and poning events. Perhaps the to 32 Street and board the 32. H you are going to Ocean Heartthrob has two locations- 10175 E. Hampden Ave and exper1enc1ng Denver... bars. He doesn't Mall stop. Cherry Creek Mall on the south side is reached brea~t cancer awareness is heightened. Women are have a problem school could arrange for cheaper student Journey get off at the 15 Street and Platte Street stop. If 2229 Blake St, next to Coors Field. Thursday nights at via the 31 headed downtown. Change routes at the Irving encouraged to get a mammogram to help aid in early with the pnces fare bus tickets to be bought on campus. you are going to the Zoo take the 32 until you get to the Hampden Avenue. Hearththrob is free entry and has free & Colfax stop to the I bus to Cherry Creek. The Flat Irons Oct 4 you can pai ty in five feet of foam at the Ibiza Foam detection. Women in groups of three can schedule around campus Junior Brent Waller suggests that stop marked The Denver Zoo. drinks. There i never a cover charge at the Hearthtbrob on Mall is just a little trickier than the two other malls. Take Party. College gu) get in for free on Thursday nights with mamtnograms with complimentary manicures and massages but he thinks, Regis could i.erve as a ticket mediator. He As you can see the RTD cm1 take you to a11 the hot Blake Street. Both locations play 70's, 80's. and 90's thinks that Regis could buy uckets at a the 3J headed towards Westminster to the Westminster their college ID ar,d all women are free. They play dance through Oct. 14 at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center. To "downtown 1s spots in the Denver area. For more infom1atioa on di cotech. PNR E stop then board the RTD Bline towards Boulder. music from lhe ?Os. 80s. and 90s. schedule an appointment or for more information call 710- ridiculously discounted group rate and resell them to schedules and routes log onto www.rtd-denver.com. The Deadbeat Oub is also for Lhe 21 and over crowd Take this bus to I 20th Avenue and Wadsworth Parkway For II more OIUcational experience of Denver and 941-6866. expensive!" . tudents. •• ••••••··1 ....111111 ::I 11111111 II ==I - •••••• Ill a I a I aa 111 - •••••• •••••• - 8 + SPORTS HIGHLANDER + October 1, 2001 National ranking earned J'OUeDJOY by three Fall sports teams •tares and would Bke by Molly Marin Alan Ramirez, and Kenneth Cort.~en stabilize to see your photos in II• Mo t often renowned for its a ademic the field with their perfonnances offensively achievements, Regis University is beginning and defensively. Fi nally, Patrick Lockerd, with to get more recognition for its athletic five goals. and Ryan Mahany. with three ,pl•seleel excellence as three fall ports are nationally goals, leads the squad th.is sea on. ranked. Women's soccer is ranked fifth. Men's The #14-ranked women's volleyball team soccer is ranked 18. And women's volleyball ha.1 faced a difficult schedule so far this year lreeto'1118ke is ranked 14. The women's soccer team is but they have performed admirably with a leading this trio with its impressive #5 ranking record of 10-5 overall, 4-2 RMAC. The team's and undefeated record of 10-0-0. Second Team All-Amencan, middle blocker Third-year tarting soccer Renee Faubion has goalkeeper Taresa.Cavaiiere i t 'This is the returned in her senior the anchor of Reg15' campaign as strong as 1 ~~;;:~:;t~:f:~:~t:;wg first time in wr :;;·::~~~:!:n ::dhas season. Cavaliere, who also 21 dominated the nel with 14 leads the RMAC in goal my years at olo block. and 25 aUowed average (GAA) aL • a~ isted blocks. The talent 0.1 I attribute the success of Regis that does not end with Faubion 1he team to "awesome defense, as sophomore Julianna a 4-3-3 lfaeup, and the three fall Bayley (:?3-1 kills. 201 contributions of the talented digs). senior Nora freshmen." On the offensive sports have Bernson (165 kills, 194 end. junior forward Arlene digs) and Wendy Brown Ba! quez. who has ten goals been na· llOilally r------~----,;' Police Officer * Deputy Sheriff * Firefighter I I I I I t LATEST TEAM RECORDS AS OF I I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 I I .:;< I I -Employment Opportunities 0 WOMEN'S VOLLEY~: ,,11-5 I I $30k or more plus excellent benefits I 0 MEN'S SOCCER! 7 ..3.1 I I Call (720) 913-3390 today l -w I or visit www.denvergov.org/recruit for details! 0 WOMEN'S SOCCER: 10-0-0 I L------~------~------~~ ~ . • I HIGHLANDER + October 1, 2001 SPORTS • 9 Impressive record earned by Women's Soccer team by Corey Arthur the first to tell you that much of the credit SIDE OF Nobody' perfect. right. Well, the goes to the defense in front of her. On the 2001 Women's Soccer Learn would like to outside, there is some youlh, but along prove otherwise. Thus far, the Lady with youth, comes speed. and that is Rangers have compiled 10-0 record (6-0 exactly what makes sophomore Rachel RMAC), and have earned themselves a Wonner and freshman Ashley Blain number three ranking in Hartung great contributors to this year's SPORTS the national poll as well ,------. success. ln lhe middle, as a number one there are two ranking in !he Midwest They have out converted offensive BY C OREY ARTIIUR Region. players who have Eight of their first shot their found their calling in ten victories have come the back. Nicole Where ya goin'? be the "next Jordan." I'm sorry sports fans. there via the shutout. They ()pponents 254 Meyer. jr., and Mary never will be another one, so we can only hope have out shot their -~. r: 1· Nell Kline. sr., more With all the speculation surrounding Michael that the original will be back. opponents 254 to 68 , than hold their own Jordan and whether he will return to the NBA this In football, two of the best runningbacks ever throughout the season to '68 and have not allowed year, i.t reminded me of all the other players I (arguably the best) walked away from the game in as well as out coring much to break would like to see play again the prime of their them 27 to 3. To call : througho,ut through. and give us the thrills that Jordan's class careers. Unfortunately their play to point There is plemy of they have given us many for us. neither of them dominating would be an experience in the times before. ~ar will be returning a~ Jim understatement the season as midfield as third year As for Jordan, l do and heart will l; Brown has since seen his After last year's starter Shantelle think you will see him prime come and go, squad captured the ·well as Wagner is the wearing number 23 for the out measure any while Barry Sanders Rocky Mountain regulator in the center. Washington Wizards this decided to be a Athletic Conference ,,, outscoring and she is joined by season. As a matter of fact, spokesperson for a beer Championship, there fourth year starter earlier this month you could spin m'ove from company thus preventing were questions coming Jessica Catekista on have visited the Wizards' any kind of comeback. into this season of the outside. A number ______them 27·to 3.__. of freshman see home website and Jordan's These two runners whether or not they name was right there on the Allen Iverson or electrified fans and left would be able to keep it playing time in the active roster. The together a.nd perform at the same level. midfield as well including Katie Hopkins defenders with their ) organization said that it was pull-up jumper pants around their ankles The Rangers lost two key seniors who and Allie Rausch. a mistake and soon year after year. Brown hold the top two spots on the career The women's soccer team headed to thereafter had corrected the was the all-time leading scoring list in Dani Thom (49 goals, 22 Texas this weekend to take on the blunder. from Kobe rusher when he left to assists) and Diana DiMatteo (27 goals, 29 University of Incarnate Word University Many people think that pursue an acting career assists). All Regis has seen happen and will return borne to host Barry Jordan has nothing 10 prove Bryant or any of (later passed by Walter offensively is Arlene Basque.£ racking up University on Friday. October 5th. and and that if he comes back, Payton) and Sanders had her 21st career goal in only her sophomore 4:00 p.m. at he is only going to passed Brown's number season and freshman Katie Murphy has Regis Field. embarrass himself and take the others who and would have caught produced 6 goals and 6 assists including a AU support away from the six Payton in the next hat-trick against conference rival Mesa from the championship rings he are supposed to season. [ am not talcing State. student body already ha~. I don't think so. anything away from In the back, Taresa Cavaliere is in her is always Jordan is, was, and for a Payton, but Mr. Sanders second year as the starting goalkeeper. Of greatly long way down the road will be the ''next was in my opinion the the 3 goals that have been scored on Regis appreciated by be the best basketball player greatest back of all time. this year, only one has been while the players of all time. For all the Baseball will see Cavaliere was in the neL, but she would be and coaches. critics, if the man doesn't Jordan." two legends retire from think that he can return to the game at the end of Don•t miss this event! his top fonu, then he won't come back. Jordan's this season. both that have spent entire careers . ·- •== -~ -- -.;a..,..,__ class and heart will far out measure any spin move with one ream, and unfortunately both without I : from Allen Iverson or pull-up jumper from Kobe winning the World Series. Cal Ripken, Jr. hasn't Bryant or any of the others who are supposed to done much except become the most reliable player Regis University ! in baseball history, while Tony Gwynn has only become the best pure hitter in the game since the great Ted Williams. I would guess that this year should have Career & Internship probably also been near the end of the career of Kirby Puckett. who had to leave baseball due to a Info Fair 2001 rare eye condition. This guy led the Minnesota Twins to two championships, and to see a man of Making Connections... his caliber have to leave before he was ready was truly disappointing. If Kirby were still around the league today, he would be a consistent 40 or 50 home run hitter as well as keeping his average Get started NOW on your Career around .330. Kirby was the complete package and I'm sure any Twins fans wouldn't have minded or Internship search! pushing Tory Hunter to right or left in order to November 7, 2001 make room for Kirby in center. • Despite losing great names over the years in 11 :00 am-2:00 pm in the Student all of sports. it is the time that we do get the Center Cafeteria. opportunity to watch these players that we mu t Companies attending include: be thankful for. These athletes have earned the Starz Encore, The FBI, IBM, Boulder County right to be called one of the besL Safehouse, Raytheon, USGS, Cherry Creek Schools, and JD Edwards to name just a few! Check out our website at www.regis.edu/careerservices for a complete listing of participants! 10 + ENTERTAINMENT HIGHLANDER • October 1, 2001 ( Reviews Restaura11t .) Review: KFC bAVCMLYH ltATV/fAI./Zlb Hastt, 1111d tastt,, l think it is necessary to state my bias: ar just plai11 11ast1f? am not a fan of the dance/technologically by Kevin Kroh the incredibly steep price of $15.99. based musical trend Lhat is sweeping the Perched on 38th and Federal, First off, the original recipe chicken nation' dance clubs and raves off Lheir acros the street from the old Federal cannot be duplicated anywhere by grooving feel J see this form of "music" as a Movie Theater (which nearly anyone. so take that for what it's dilution to the actual an of music making, and became a pennanent palatial estate worth. Yeah, it may be a genetically r wiU cheer \\;Idly once the purging of this for 15 of us~ a southern gentleman engineered creature without a beak trend i completed and the style has been with token moustache and beard or feet to stand on. intravenously fed completely eradicated. l understand the pretentiously hormones amount of time that goes into creating a grins at traffic, through a tube, techno "song." but l still canno1 get myself 10 but once you swallow it without coughing it back onto my offering taste the multi plate. With that in mind. I would like to greasy, salty flavored skin review veteran DJ Dave Ralph's new double and unhealthy food at an draping over disc release. Naturalized. I.he meat, you're This album did anything but naturalize outrageous instantly south me into the realm of dance mw ic Cit was more price. KFC of the Ohio of a deportation). I put the CD into my stereo forrnerly River. The and sat down to write this review. When I known as Kentucky mashed looked to my tereo to see how long this first potatoes and track had been playing, I was surpri ed to find Fried gravy might be out that it was already on track four! That is Chicken might be the the best around how broad the range of diverse sounds this worst evil on and the biscuits album offers. Of course, I am not a simpleton are unparalleled who cannot recognize the difference between the lengthy onomatopoeias! The work of Dave Ralph does create a list of flatulent fast in this univer e. each "song," but each cmck melts into the next one with unique wall of ound. but it doesn't progress; it The mashed The heer the same beat repeating over and over. food chains, imply maintains a stagnant tempo throughout both of the discs. wantonness inherent in I uppose my first quandary in reviewing techno is because the food There is just one fundamental query l wish to raise: my praise of KFC my lack of knowledge of the equipment used. There is tastes absolutely potatoes and Who pops the works of Dave Ralph (or other DJs of his warrants a delicious the occasional "thump" and "squeak" that are pleasant to delectable. This is ilk) into a stereo. and casually listens to this alternative chicken hut. the ear. I just don't think I can offer any adequate my personal opinion gravy might thumpin'/burnpin' beat? This is definitely not the but I have none to give. description of any techno music v,ithout resorting to of course. as I thinking person's music. realize that a be the best I immensely enjoy miniscule number of Chick-Fil-A. but one the population bas to enter a shopping actually enjoy any around and mall to get there and cuisine amplified by try the glorious free grease, salt or MSG the biscuits samples. Some of us But after getting the won't cross that line. or family meal deal are the biological ethics #10, I can't help but line either. Ultimately. DITCH flNb ~NIMIIL truthfully tell of my unparalleled it seems as though taste t:n:KlfllUT tlARb ambivalent must be sacrificed for experience. in this making ethical choices The#IO in good faith. even Does it eem that many bands includes ten pieces • when it comes down to today emphasize one element of of the Colonel's universe. the wonder-roast their music over so many others, original recipe chicken, three large chicken of King such as message over ide dishes {J got two mashed Soopers, or the Colonel's original instrumentation or vice versa. With potatoes and gravy and one order of recipe. But are Lhere ethics in the new release of EtemaUy Hard. potato wedges), and six biscuits for biscuits? petfonning artists Bitch and Animal have created a tyle of music I.hat has so much friction and uncompromi ing elements that no specific quality dominates. Bitch and Animal's Eternally Hard is an wantk>ieea intense perspective on modem politics-focusing primarily on %· Particular gender and sexuality. bu1 also in luding other topics like drugs. religion. poveny. and environment r-estaurant r-eviewed? ..j( ® ••. that doesn"t re on ro lyrical poetry. The group's message u curt, which . 1:-ntall ds~your also paraJJels the elements * ·~ =@: ~/ _.,. ·:t{::- ,:;: _ ~~t ._ m mcorpornted into the music. ()PJ.Dl()OS ab()ut S()tne f) The instruments of Bi1ch and I~;;;;~;;;;~;;;;::~;====~~ 'C • • ::t ~- I puzz104 2 9 10 11 12 15 18 48 62 ACROSS 48 Claim; charge 23Dog 1 Bottom 49 Beverage 24Just 5 Bit; scrap 51 From Gr. Ares (comb. fonn) 25 Daughters of the American Revolution (abbr.) 8 Stop the flow 52 43,560 sq. ft. 26 Shout of approval 12 Range 53 Take advantage 29Cardgame 13 Each 54 Type 30Winecask 31 (suf.) 14 Microphone (slang) 55 Footwear Enzyme 15 Circle 56 Half qt. 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