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Vol. 86 No. 158 ews thedailyeasternnews.com "Tell the truth and don't be afraid." Universities see higher tuition By Erica Foltz ty being by the tuition hikes. News Editor University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana is facing a 16.4 Universities and colleges across percent raise while its counterpart, Illinois are being hit by increased University of Illinois in Chicago is tuition. looking at a 15.9 percent increase. Eastern raised the tuition rate by Eastern's percent of tuition 5 percent In October and then increase is the eighth highest raised it another 3.5 percent this among the top 12 public schools in past spring to total an 8.5 percent Illinois. increase. With tuition being raised, most Despite the tuition hike passed schools are also seeing an increase in October, almost 1,500 more in room and board rates. applications were received by early Eastern is looking at a 5.5 per­ April this year than last year. cent increase in room and board. Total number of applications Eastern ranks in at third for highest and students admitted is still not room and board increases among conflrmed, but the money from the the top 12 public schools. raised tuition will be a big factor to Even with tuition and room and the income fund for the university. board rate increases, Eastern is still "It's just too hard to tell yet with considered an affordable school. orientation still going on," said Eastern's tuition and room and Interim President Lou Hencken on board each costs about $5000 a the number of students that wil be year. that makes a total of about entering Eastern this fall. $10,000 per year of school for each Eastern is not the only universi- in-state student. Farmers market begins By Erica Foltz every Wed from now until the end News Editor of October. "It's a nice tradition and it The area around Charleston's attracts people from the local area," Courthouse square will be buzzing said Corinne Russell, director of this morning with area farmers and the Charleston Tourism office. vendors. The local farmers and The amount of produce and venders will gather to sell their goods at this years market may be fruits, vegetables, baked goods, negatively affected by the rainy sea­ canned goods, plants, flowers, and son that hit the area earlier this Geoff Wagner/ Photo editor even crafts at the Farmer's Market. year. Danielle Palmer, 6, of Charleston works on a Fourth of July arts and crafts project Tuesday in the Buzzard Hall Every Wednesday morning "Crop are two or three weeks lobby. Palmer is attending the kindergarten through second grade summer school program in conjunction with since June 5 the Farmers Market, behind so we've had a slower start Eastern's elementary education program. sponsored and organized by the this year," said Mike Knoop, mem­ Charleston Uptown Association, ber of the Charleston Uptown has been taking place on the square Association. around the Coles County Some years the market spills Fourth Fun Courthouse. over onto Saturday but Knoop said The market opens around 6 that whether or not it will be held a.m. and goes until 10 a.m., but on Sat this year is up to vendors vendors are allowed to stay open and the amount of produce. Red, white and blue days begins today past 1Oa .m. if they would like to. Some items that have been sold Jason Langenbahn Hungarians starting at 6 p.m. Division and Lincoln. The Farmers Market has been in the past at the market aren't Administration Editor The Well Hungarians have After the parade there will be a an annual event for Charleston for being sold due to health regula­ opened for Byrd before. bell ringing ceremony to honor 28 years and has been very success­ tions, but there are still many other Morton Park will offer many Also on Wednesday the some of Charleston's more ful in the past. The 2002 Farmers items available for sale during the fun things for the entire family to Farmer of the year will be recog­ notable citizens.These people Market will continue to take place market. do on july 3 and 4th for Red nized and the Little Mr. and Miss include: White and Blue Days. Firecracker will will be announced Army Major David john and The annual Independence day at 7:30p.m. Eastern ROT C member who just celebration has been a yearly cele­ On Thursday july the fourth a got back from Afghanistan on Offices closed for 4th bration since the Desert Storm 4 mile run or walk starts at 8 a.m. Monday, Lt. Colonel Larry Jason Langenbahn ing the bookstore, Copy Express, war and it will offer good food At 9 a.m. kids games and a chalk­ Sefren who is in charge of Administration Editor the University Food Court, and free entertainment. in will start. Eastern's ROTC program, Anne Housing and Dining services and From 5 to 7 p.m. on july 3, the "Anyone can draw in the chalk-in Pearcy who went to New York All offices and classes will be the bowling alley), Orientation , 4-H club will have a pork chop no matter what your age is or if and counseled people after closed july 4 in commemmoration Student Legal Services, the bar-b-q. Tracy Byrd, a well your an artist or not," said September 11 , Kurt Shaffer who of Independence Day. Student Rec Center, Student Life, known country singer will play a Morrisey. is in the Illinois national guard Many employees plan to use Greek Life and Textbook Rental. free concert at 8 p.m. Byrd is There will also be inflatable and Lt. Colonel Fletchter of the vacation days on Fri july, 5 to allow The University Police known for such hits as the games for older kids. U.S. Army who has just gotten a four day weekend. Department and Counseling Center "Watermelon Crawl." At 10 p.m. they start serving all back from Honduras. This has been approved by will remain open. "About 300 people have called you can eat ice cream for only $1. At 2:30 p.m . the fireman's Interim President Lou Hencken. Many of the offices that will be to ask about Tracy Byrd," said Non proflt groups will also be waterball competition and the Offices and departments sched­ open will have reduced staff so per­ Caroline Morrisey, one of 14 on serving drinks, sandwiches and john Mueller's Tribute to Buddy uled to be closed include, but may sons with business on Eastern's cam­ the fourth of july committee. treats all day. Holly, Big Bopper and Richie not be limited to: Academic pus are encouraged to call ahead to Morrisey said, "No one can The parade starts at 1 p.m. on Valens concert will start. believe the concert is free and all Assessment and Testing, Financial make sure someone is available to the square. It goes down sixth The july 4 will end with a fire­ Aid, the University Union (includ- help them. you need is a lawn chair." street turns on Polk and goes until works show at the Coles County Opening for Byrd is the Well Division. The parade ends at Airport at dusk. 2 T Wednesday, July 3, 2002 ~::::::::::::::===;! _____Nliiiillllllllii...._ e \Jtlail~ternNews]\ ~ ______FiStern News Workers at oldest hotel in Las Campus The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill. Vegas strike as talks break down for cast cluing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly during the sunvner tenn except dur- LAS VEGAS (AP)- Some 165 long-tetm employees who aren't Plaza was reached early Monday. ing school vacations or today ~ examinations, by the stu­ workers at the city's oldest hotel­ about to work without health care John Wilhelm, chief negotiator ~ dents of Eastern Illinois casino went on strike while and pension or go without wage for the Culinaty Union, refused to University. Subscription price: $38 per semester, $16 for summer employees at other downtown increases." release tenns of the contracts until only, $68 all year. The Daily Eastern News is hotels signed five-year contracts, Golden Gate owner Mark they at·e ratified. He said ratifica­ a member of The Associated Press, which is avoiding what could have been the Brandenburg said he's disappointed tion votes will be scheduled this entitled to exclusive use of all arti- ® des appearing in this paper. The largest casino strike in Nevada in that the committee made the deci­ week. editorials on Page 4 represent the two decades. sion to strike without talking direct­ "We all got what we needed," majority opinion of the editorial About 165 of the 330 unionized ly to the workers. said Greg Kamer, an attomey repre­ board; all other opinion pieces are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial and busi­ Golden Gate Hotel maids, bar­ Meanwhile, marathon negotia­ senting a number of downtov.'Il ness offices are located in Buuard Hall, tenders and bellmen walked off tions produced new contracts for hotels. "The owners got some Thursday Eastern Illinois University. their jobs Monday at 6 p m. as most downtov.'Il hotels, avoiding a breaks on when raises will go into Periodical postage paid at Charleston, ll negotiators signed contracts with walkout by about 5,000 union effect allowing them to get their 61920. ISSN 0894-1599. dozens of other hotels. Food service workers. finances in order after 9-11 ." Printed by Eastern Illinois University, workers also joined the strike. Tentative agreements were Talks were suspended for 90 Charleston, ll61920. "The ov.'Iler hasn't made a con­ reached late Sunday with Main union workers at the Westem Hotel Postmaster: Send address changes to tract offer, so the workers feel they Street Station, Fitzgeralds, & Bingo Pat·k after management The Daily Eastern News Buuard Hall have no altemative," said Glen Fremont, Four Queens and Jeny's announced that the 109 -room hotel Eastern Illinois University Amodo, political director of Nugget, said Glen Arnodo, union will close after Sept. 1, said Charleston, ll61920. Culinaty Local 226. "These are spokesman. An agreement with the Wilhelm. Su11111er News Staff Friday Editor in Cllief...... Beojamin Tully' News editor...... Erica Folr Texas county sues Ford over gas Admilistration editor...... Jason Langenbahn' Photo edl or...... Geo ff Wagner Campus editor...... Felicia Martinez• Sports editor...... Erik Ha'll Verge edl or...... Man Rennels Asst. design & graphics ... Wendy W11et tank design in police cruisers Sales manager ...... Wendy Winet Promotions manager ...... Wendy Winet CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP)­ were in Texas, but two Texas offi­ attomey. Business manager ...... Betsy Mellott A Texas county sued Ford Motor cers sw-vived fiety crashes. Ford has about 85 percent of the Assistant busiless manager...... Amanda Payne Saturday Student busiless manager...... l uke Kramer Co. on Tuesday, demanding inune­ Ford spokeswoman Sat-a Tatchio national police car market. Editorial adViser and diate design changes to gas tanks said the Crown Victoria's records In an October 200 1 technical ser­ Publications adViser ...... JOhn Ryan Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough on the state's 20,000 police cmis- show it to be safe. vice bulletin, Ford advised dealer­ SUbscriptions manager ...... Valerie Jany ers. "In this case, it's used in a very ships that gas tank punctures pre­ The location of the Crown high-risk situations frequently, and ceded at least two gas tank fires. Ni~t staff/summer Victoria's gas tank between the rear we're going to take a look to see The bulletin said modifications Layout Chief ...... Amber Wili ams bwnper and axle has been blamed how we can make it safer for those should be made available under for cat· fires that have killed at least police officers," Tatchio said. wananty and on request to owners 11 officers nationwide in the past Ford has appointed two panels to of Crov.'Il Victorias used in high­ News layout ...... Ben TUlly 20 yeat·s. study the safety issues and the speed situations. The complaint, filed by the National Transp01tation Safety County Judge Hector De Pena Sunday Nueces County Commissioners Administration is investigating. set a July 22 heat-ing date to consid­ Sports layout ...... Erik Hall Cowt, alleges that officers sw-vived "We just think the time to do er a temporaty injunction to get reat·-end impacts to their cruisers studies is over with and the time to Ford to offer Texas police agencies but burned to death when their gas save officers lives is now," said fi·ee modifications, regardless of Photo night editor ...... Geo ff Wagner tank exploded. None of the deaths David Perry, Nueces County's wananty status.

Copy editors ...... Ben TUlly ...... Erica Folz Smokers steamed as states boost cigarette Sports copy edl or ...... Erik Hall

News night editor ...... Erica Folz taxes; pack in New York City costs more than $7 NEW YORK (AP) - Tony want to do, you'll fmd a way to do a $5 billion budget gap. With the age more smokers to quit. But crit­ To reach us McHugh has an old habit with a it," Rochelle Frederick, 43, said as new fiscal yeat· that began Monday, ics said smokers will simply buy new hefty price. she lit up a Merit. The pack cost her the city also instituted new fees for inexpensive cigarettes over the By foot: The Daily Eastern News His 20 cigat·ettes-a-day fix now $7.50. cell phones and pat·king violations, is located in the south end of Intemet, in nearby states or from Buzzard Hall, which is at will cost $2,500 a year because of a The new city tax was a nasty and eliminated glass and plastic American Indian reset-vations, Seventh Street and Garfield $1.50 tax rise per pack in New blow to smokers who were just get­ from its recycling progratn. which at·e not subject to state and Avenue next to the Tarble Arts York, one of many conununities ting used to a state tax increase - Other states have bwnped their local taxes. Center and across the street making smoking a high-priced up 39 cents to $1.50 per pack ­ cigarette taxes this year, including: Many smokers said they felt from the life Science Building. addiction. that took effect in April. New York New Jersey (70 cents per pack), unfairly tat·geted by lawmakers, "Ay, cat·atnba," McHugh said as City residents now pay the Vetmont (49 cents) and Illinois (40 who they said can get away with By phone: (217) 581-2812 the cost sunk in. national average for cigat·ettes. cents). A 69-cents-per-pack taxing cigat·ettes because the habit By fax: (217) 581 -2923 New Yorkers ah·eady pay $5 for "I might have to actually start increase will begin July 15 in is no longer socially acceptable. a cappuccino and have been known investigating other avenues to get Pennsylvania, more than tr-ipling Becky Rabinowitz, 59, rolled her By mail: to fork over $12 for a mattini. But my fix," said McHugh, 34, as he the 31-cent tax. eyes and imitated nonsmokers who The Daily Eastern News there was plenty of gnunbling from puffed a Camel and sipped coffee New Jersey and New York state wrinkle their noses and wave away Buzzard Hall with a pack of smokers dwllig a both levy $1.50 per pack, the high­ Eastern Illinois University smokers Monday as they began the smoke fi:om her Misty Menthol Charleston, IL 61920 paying more than $7 for a pack of morning break. "It's going to hwt a est cigarette tax in the nation. Lights as they walk by her office cigarettes. lot but it won't cause me to quit." Washington state is third, at $1.425. building. By e-mail: "Ten years ago I said I would The tax is expected to generate New York Mayor Michael "Why do the smokers have to be Editor in chief Ben Tully never pay $5 for a pack of ciga­ an additional $111 million this yeat· Bloomberg and others say they penalized?" asked Rabinowitz, who [email protected] rettes, but if it's something that you for the city, which is trying to close hope the higher prices will encour- has smoked for more than 40 yeat·s. News editor Erica Foltz [email protected] Campus editor Felicia Martinez [email protected] LittleJoh nny, age7, after making Admin. editor Jason langenbahn [email protected] $50.00 off hisle monadesta nd. Verge editor Matt Rennels just_a_squirel@hotmai .com He still has more money than you. You wanna know why? ... ~~ ~~ ~~,', ;:: :·. _,.,_,.,,. . sliced bread! W~July3,2002.

By Ei1ca Foltz News editor

The Illinois Department of ARUNGfON, Va: (AP) ~ Burling:une enco~ other lhnsportation, Division ofTraffic As more tu1. white; and blue· ·states to o&"ct patriotic phtes. Safety is once again cracking come out for tbe Fourth ofJUiy, ~ The design was discove.rtd on down on drunk drivers and seat thousands of V uginia drivers are a makeshift memori21 outside the belt violators. making plins to keep those-ool- .Pent230n and traced to Texas Random roadside safety ors on their ars permanendy. g:ral#c a.rtist David Par.mteau. checks, saturations patrols, and Arlington poli"ce unveiled The plate features a Pemagoo stepped-up enforcement will be Vuoginia's new "Fight Terrorism.:" with a £rag at•the bottom, and the taking place ~ver the July 4, holi-' license plate with a design called •u" of the September 11th date day. •Remembrance• at a ceremony depicts tbe twin towers of New The final of three law enforce­ outside the Pen~n Tuesday. York's World Trade Center. ment blitus started July 1, and They presented the first plate tD Virginia's Department of the widow of AmeriCU' Airlines Motor Vehicles .bas t2lceo about flight 77 pilot Capt. Charles 2,000 orders for the new plates, Burlingame, whose plane was which cost an e:xtn S10. DMV # He~th problems in Hispanic kids higher used as a weapon in the Pentagon Commissioner Ab

nyour business wtth • . ,.HOTO A ME&&I.GE In the Advertise in the D•IIJf ~• .._., Daily Eastern .News #liNNI The Dail•y Eastern • News Use good sense to see through evil I was very pleased to read The U.S. regularly Shannon Bryan's winning targets civilian populations QllllOll diversity essay in the April 10, "Good and evil from D.E.N., regarding violence, VietNam (1-2 million killed) nonviolence, and perceptions are tendencies to Iraq (hundreds of thou­ of good and evil. coexisting, to sands) to Afghanistan (proba­ page I would like to add some varying degrees, bly thousands)- all war crimes. thoughts of my own.Regarding If the U.S. were Jess power­ the wars being fought by the within every per- ful, its leaders would be join­ july 3, 2002 U.S. and Israeli governments. Don Pakey son." ing S!obodan Milosevic in the People tend to apply the Associate physics professor international court. labels "good" and "evil" to The use of torture, summa- Page4 entire societies, using these ry execution, indefinite deten­ labels to justify any tactic, no matter how horrendous, so tion of prisoners without a trial, secret military tribunals, long as it is used by the "good" side. all of which are now being advocated if not committed Good and evil are tendencies coexisting, to varying by the U.S. government, are degrees, within every person. This concept exists within against international law. Finally, if one must label Celebrate Christianity ("Let he who is without sin cast the first someone as "good", George Bush is the wrong guy. stone"), but the opposite seems to have a stronger influ­ His most easily seen characteristics are greed and a ence. nearly complete disregard for human life. Many people in this country seem willing to go As governor of Texas, he was known for executing a your country along with George Bush's portrayal of the war against record number of people, including the mentally retard­ Osama Bin Laden as a battle of good vs. evil, even ed. H e doesn't seem to kill reluctantly; but like he enjoys though the number of innocent Afghans already killed it, a quality shared with his father. This july 4,is our opportunity as Americans to by Bush is greater than the number of Americans killed I recall Bush Sr. on television announcing the begin­ celebrate our freedom without a tragedy. Sept. 11 is an on Sept 11. ning of the Gulf War. You could tell by looking at him; This "binary vision", to echo a phrase used by Bryan, he was nearly leaping with joy. example of how strong a country we are. seems to be prevalent in the human race, but is rein­ just as Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait was a You should be a part of that spirit. Take advan­ forced by aspects of all three major religions to have godsend for Bush Sr.'s popularity, so was Sept 11 for tage of your freedom, grab a flag, get a nice seat and have been created in the Middle East (judaism, Christianity, Bush Jr. I wouldn't say that he wanted it to happen, but yourself a day of celebrating freedom. and Islam). we have to remember that George W. Bush is a guy who There are plenty of The God of the Old Testament is the tribal god of received Jess votes than such a lackluster candidate as AI Weare free activities to partake in the Hebrews, not an impartial force but one who regu­ Gore (a difference of one-half of a million votes!). Take time this July, 4 to cele­ around town. The Red, larly intervened on their side in wars with their enemies. Bush's agenda - tax cuts for the rich, drilling the brate your freedom. Grab your White and Blue days and This can clearly be seen in the story of the Passover, Arctic wilderness to make money for his oil company. flag and head to the activities. parade provide enough which is part of the jewish and Christian scriptures. Co-conspirators rather than saving oil by increasing the entertainment to carry you "It is the Lord's passover. For I will pass through the fuel efficiency of SUV's, etc. None of his actions could into the weekend. land of Egypt that night, and I will smite all the first­ be justified if not for the war. It has been difficult in the past for some of us to born in the land of Egypt" (Exodus 12.1 1) . This is why Bush has to keep this war going, at least fathom just how important our freedom is. The attacks Think about what that means. Here isGod, supposed­ through the midterm elections if not through 2004. on America helped those who may have taken our free­ ly the ultimate moral agent, killing innocent children for The last word: the human race must begin to see war dom for granted realize its importance. the crime of being of the wrong race. There may also be itself, rather than any person or group, as the true evil. We don't have to live in oppression or perpetual similar stories in Islam. wartime like other countries and we are free to say and No side is completely good or completely evil, inter­ • Don Pakey is associate professor of physics and a guest columnist for The Daily Eastern News. His e.mail address is think virtually anything we want. national law establishes various rules of war, the violation of which constitute a war crime. [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. Our forefathers and other generations sacriflced for us, fought for us and died for us. We are strong and can also be fragile, as the is basically a higher social accountabili­ attacks illustrated, but we should never forget to appreci­ Scandal, Inc., the Guest View ty for corporations and the boards and ate and be proud of our great country. University Columnists chief executive officers who make deci­ Many memories are associated with july 4, corporate society sions for these corporations. including the familiar scent of fireworks, backyard barbe­ Some might argue the gov­ ques and kids forming a line to get thier sparklers lit. By Aaron Rury-Daily lllini actually did. ernment should place no limits on july 4, is a time to remember the holiday in the Xerox did the opposite, just like the market no matter what is going past while enjoying the present. t the age of 16, I struted a WorldCom who's in its own scandal on in national economics. This The Sept. 11 attacks were unfortunate, but swmner internship for right now. The fiSCal misrepresentation argument follows the lines of gov­ America is a strong nation and everyone can draw some­ Xerox. I got the position was done to raise the price of stock for ernment involvement causing long­ thing positive out of tragedy. Athe same way eve1y teenag­ each company. term problems and impinging on The positive aspect tommorow will be everyone's er gets a job like that - my dad knew By having higher revenues and pre­ the rights of entrepreneurs. renewed appreciation and understanding of what our someone who worked there. I spent taxed profits, a corporation can show It is the job of the government to freedom means. two summers working on copiers its current and potential stockholders protect its people from predators. and making copies for people who its stock is strong and should be sold at This means making sure citizens • The editorial is the majority opinion of The Daily Eastern News had a hard time pressing a copy a high price. This then increases the can feed their children, get an edu­ editorial board. button at a major advertising finn. amount of money in the pockets of the cation and carry traditions of I had always thought of Xerox as 80 to 100 men and women running democracy and freedom to future Today's quote a "good" corporation. It seemed to the corporation. generations. me this corporation was moving T his wouldn't be so bad if it did­ The other problem with such a ,, ______science forward with ideas like digi­ n't mean the Joss of jobs to thou­ Jaissez-faire policy on business is it tal documents and copiers. I also sands of employees. works against itself. W hen at one noticed the people I worked with T he question on the minds of time it clearly shows the govern­ were not unhappy with the situa­ many concerned Americans is, ment, with its courts and military, If I were an American, as I am an Englishman, tion they had in life. I figured the "How do we stop this from happen­ should not use its power to regulate while a foriegn troop was landed my country, I company couldn't be bad. ing?" money, it also demonstrates that never would lay down my arms - never - never That changed last week. President George W . Bush pre­ money should be able to oppress On Friday, officials of the giant sented one solution to this problem. people across world with its own - never! You cannot conquer America. copying firm came out and said After reviewing the situation with power. William Pin. they had misstated almost $2 bil­ WorldCom, Bush said corporate The scandals with Xerox, Earl of Chatham 1708-1776 lion in profits over the last five criminals need to be put behind bars WorldCom, Enron and Arthur years. T hey'd said the company made with any assets made through fraud Andersen raise major questions about more money off of revenues than they taken away by the government. how we run our society. They show the actually had. T his is a step in the right direc­ public exactly what kind of power This seems to go against our intu­ tion, but it doesn't solve all the these companies have and what they ition as taxpayers. Usually, people problems. It is more important to are willing to do with it. ______,, would make their tax statements reflect identify the solution that will get to It's time we stand up and say that that they made Jess money than they the root of the problem. This solution we won't take it anymore.

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Send letters to the ed itor via e-mail to bwtully@e iu.edu Wednesday, July 5 On The Verge of the Weekend 5 Say what you mean, 'Read My lips' delivers an exciting thriller mean what you say (AP) - While some may balk at a Fi II ing level of carnage to rival, say, "Reservoir Dogs," Jacques Audiard's "Read My Lips" has an intricately you plotted allw·e that transcends lan­ . guage - though you'd be best 1n advised to see it before Hollywood gets its cmde hands on it, "Vanilla Sky"-style. with Matt And if Audiru·d doesn't connect Rennels all the nanative dots for us, that's because the fthn takes as sidelong an approach to hwnan behavior as its There is always something to interest. But it wasn't the only one, deliberately off-center camera say. believe it or not. angles. Throughout, you're aware of Whether it be something inter­ I have subjected other band catching hwnanity on the nm, and of esting, dull, genuine or generic, members to this question. I will a soundtrack as muffled as the main there are always words that can apologize for that, but, as others characters' desires. (As the title sug­ come out. have found, it's an easy conversa­ gests, "Read My Lips" understands "Hey man, I'm sony about that tion piece. Just throw it on the table the value of silence.) car crash you were in," that sounds and something will always pop out. The jagged director-ial style of this pretty genuine, unless it's about Perhaps the band just got signed to unapologetically violent French Mario Krut. Sony Records, listen to how they'll thriller trades heavily in close-ups, As you may ah'eady know I was open up for Tracy Byrd at the Red, and more than one sequence may put Yea, I wouldn't usually go to all this trouble to look good but I mean in a serious car accident myself and White and Blue Days (lucky bas­ off the squeamish. Those prepared the 'Watermelon Crawl!" Do I need any more convincing than that? I heru·d sentences like that more tards who do), or tap into the fact for Audiru·d's aesthetic will sacr'iftce times than the dmmmer from Def they're just about to kick off a tow­ scene-by-scene comprehensibility photo courtesy of movies.yahoo .com Leppard. Although I knew and in central Wyoming. for an overall compulsion that recalls large-scale and small, occasionally comic and far more appreciated that they were always It's good intentions, but not a some of the fthn noir classics of the 1950s, this time often chilling. sincere, I'd rather talk about lawn good investigation. There ru·e so with a Gallic spin. The two leads don't give off much of a sense of fwniture. many intricate things going on At ftrst glance, Cru·la (Emmanuelle Devos) seems erotic destiny, with Paul so initially woebegone that There is always something else within each person that it might like one of life's more withdrawn people. A thir­ one wonders why Carla is wasting her time with him. to say. take a few questions and a little dig­ tysomething secretruy for a propetty development But as the fthn progresses, it becomes clear that each I found that people would often ging to ftnd that interesting chunk company, she seems forever to be retreating into her­ has a sense of ambition and a personal grune plan that talk about the accident because they of inf01mation. self even when the shady dealings transpiring ru·ound helps dr'ive on the other, especially when unsClUpulous didn't know what else to talk about. These genuinely gener-ic ques­ her demand action, and fast. Domestically, she is midlevel project managers or undetworld club owners Believe me, I've had thousands of tions ru·e good for chipping away at scru·cely more engaged, removing her heru'ing aid when - Paul has a sepru-ate night job in a disco - threaten interesting things happen to me, a person's intracacies. the cr'ies of a child prove too much for her to take. to get in the way. can't we discuss more than just Who knows, maybe they had a Enter Paul (Vmcent Cassel), a younger and bat­ To reveal much more would be to spoil the spills one? pet Schnauzer name Zinger, or tered-looking ex-con with scraggly hair, big sidebwns, and turns of a plot that keeps the chru-acters offguru·d as Ah'ight, so how's the band? maybe they used to have a paper and notably droopy eyes. He has a thieving past that much as it does the audience. Of all the days I've walked the route in junior high. Perhaps they goes with his intense, fwtive air. (Years ago, the role Suffice it to say that the ftlm even has a happy end­ Eruth, no three words have been have never made it to Vennont, or would have been a natw'al for the great Jean-Paul ing of sorts that grows in meaning the more one reads shoved dovm my ears more than Wyoming for that matter. Maybe Behnondo.) betv.•een the lines. those three. they are a middle reliever for the Before long, Cru·la fmds a peculiru· soul mate in "Read My Lips," a Magnolia Pictw·es release of a I used to be in a rock band with Houston Astros. Paul, who has the technical skills and bravado to match Jacques Audiard fthn, is unrated. Running time: 115 a couple of guys and we played There is always something to Cru·la's quiet cunning. minutes. ru·ound a good deal, letting people say, whether or not you have to What ensues is a tale of hoodlwns and miscreants, know that it was one ofmy peaks of make it up. Rock legends The Who will keep touring after death of their bassist.

Fans at the packed Hollywood Bowl gave the group a LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Who twned their mowning standing ovation before a note was played. Palladino into defiant energy in their ftrst concert after the death of their played the ftrst few songs off to the side, often in shadow. longtime bassist. Before the set began, giant screens featw·ed video of the Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, the swviving mem­ group reheru·sing at Townshend's home nearly two weeks bers of the seminal, 1960's British rock band performed before Entwistle's death. The audience cheered and applaud­ Monday night at the Hollyv.•ood Bowl in the group's ftrst con­ ed each time Entwistle was seen. cert since John Entwistle's death last week. Many said they were sony that he was gone, but believe The ftrst two shows of the group's North American tow­ The Who would swvive his loss. were canceled after Entv.•istle, 57, died in his sleep Thw-sday "The truth of the matter is, Entwistle was very mellow, so in Las Vegas, and his bandrnates vowed to continue as a tr'ib­ he affects the music but he doesn't affect the stage dynrunic as uteto him. much," said Howard Fuchs, 50, a Los Angeles attorney who "I just wanted to say that tonight we played for John said he had seen the group perform neru·ly 20 times. "He was Entwistle," Daltr·ey said after opening the show with the hits, unique and replaceable all in one." "I Can't Explain," and "Substitute." "He was the true spir'it of Most fans said they were glad the band plrumed to contin­ rock n ' roll and he lives on in the music we play." ue. The group, featw'ing substitute bass player Pino Palladino, "I've lost good fi'iends in my life and the best thing you can then launched into a fi:enetic rendition of "Who Are You." do to get it out of yow- system is to express it through music," Eru·lier, Townshend said he did not expect Palladino, who said Michael May, 39, of Los Angeles, a camera oper-ator and has played with Teru·s for Fears, Er'ic Clapton and Elton John, amatew- guitru'ist. to "emulate, parody or copy John Entv.•istle in any way." Midway through the show, Townshend took the micro­ photo courtesy of ubi. com "The one request I made was that - at ftrst - he play as phone to thank fans for supporting the band drrring their time loud as he can beru·!" the guitarist said in a message posted on the Beatles. Their· parade of hits included "I Can See For ofmowning. his Web site. Miles," "Pinball Wizru·d," and "Won't Get Fooled Again." "We're not just pretending as if nothing happened," Entwistle, Daltr·ey and Tov.rnshend were three of the The Who has been known for explosive shows that often Tov.rnshend said. "It is difficult." founding members of the rock qurutet. Dmmmer Keith Moon cuhninate in the smashing of their· musical instrwnents on At the end of the show, he and Daltrey embra.ced and died in 1978 of a drug overdose. stage. But Entwistle's bass guitru· work was known for its waived fru·ewell to a giant screen beside the stage on which The group, founded in London in the early 1960s, was prut great reserve, anchor'ing the wildrnan antics of the other play­ was projected images of Entwistle from his youth to his older of the Br-itish rock invasion along with the Rolling Stones and ers. days.

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Mondesi had been recently mentioned in gave it a tug and broke into a big smile. where they did not have an All-Star is the Most everyone in the Yankees' clubhouse, trade speculation involving the Yankees, as "Perfect," he said. outfield. however, seemed excited about the newest had Florida's Cliff Floyd and Colorado's Likewise, the hope Shane Spencer and john VanderWal have arrival. Except Spencer and VanderWal, nat- Larry Walker. Mondesi will be the right fit in right field. not hit well while trying to replace the retired urally. 'You can't concentrate when you hear your Acquired a day earlier from Toronto for Paul O'Neill. During the weekend against "If they're going to jerk me and Vander name all the time with trades," Mondesi said. Double-A reliever Scott Wiggins, Mondesi the Mets, manager joe Torre sent infielder Wal around, they might as well go out and Torre said not seem worried that Mondesi was in the starting lineup for Tuesday night's Enrique W ilson to right for his first career get somebody here. They did," Spencer said. had a blowup with new Toronto manager game against Cleveland. He batted fifth in a start in the outfield. "He's going to love it here. Everybody does." Carlos Tosca last month after showing up 10 lineup for a first-place team that leads the "A lot of things accelerated this," Torre Said VanderWal: "I can deal with it. You minutes late to a team meeting. Torre said the majors in homers and runs scored. said. go on." 31-year-old Mondesi starts with a "clean "Now, I know I'm going to play for some- Including owner George Steinbrenner. Mondesi comes to a city where he has a slate" and only needed to play hard and show thing," Mondesi said. "Now, I know I have a T he Yankees owner never blinked when brother and a sister. The Yankees did their up on time. good chance to play for a champion team. Mondesi, hitting only .224 despite 15 home best to make Mondesi comfortable in the Mondesi added there was one other "I don't want to say anything bad against runs and 45 RBI, became available. clubhouse. change, too. Told the Yankees don't wear jew­ the Blue jays, but every game we played, the The Yankees will pay half of Mondesi's Pitcher Ted Lilly switched his jersey to elry on the field, Mondesi gladly took off his first few , we were losing 5-0, 6-0." $11 million salary this year, and will pick up No. 45 so that Mondesi could wear his earring. Known for power, speed and a cannon $7 million of his salary next season while favorite No. 43. -DH Nick "No problems," he said. arm, the former All-Star is in his lOth season Toronto pays $6 million. johnson jokingly asked Mondesi whether he To make room on the roster, the Yankees in the majors. But he has yet to play for a 'That's George Steinbrenner. He's hungry planned on trying to throw out any batters at designated Karim Garcia for team that's won even a single postseason to win," Torre said. "He likes the fact that he first base. Hitting coach Rick Down ambled assignment. He went 1-for-5 for New York game. can afford to do this." over to ask about Mondesi's preferences in and scored a run. "I don't know what place they were in," The Yankees began the season with a the batting cage. Mondesi was set to become the 1,300th said pitcher David Wells, a former Toronto major league-leading $126 million payroll. The Yankees have made a habit of bring­ player to appear in a game for the Yankees. teammate, "but being here, he's coming to a Torre was aware this deal will stir up more ing in big names in midseason deals over the "Every player wants to play for the winning team." resentment among baseball fans who curse years, acquiring stars such as Cecil Fielder, Yankees," Mondesi said. The Yankees have reached five of the last the team's heavy spending. jose Canseco, Sterling Hitchcock and Denny 30th members of Pedro abandons Torre Fenwayis baseball's All-Stars and decides to stay hot, hot, hot BOSTON (AP)- About two dozen fans were treated for effects chosen by fans of the near-record heat on Tuesday home from Milwaukee during Boston's 2-1 victory over NEW YORK (AP) - Andruw Eric Chavez was third, followed by the Toronto Blue jays at Fenway BOSTON (AP) - Red Sox ace ored by the invitation, especially jones and johnny Damon won an Chicago's Magglio Ordonez and Park. Pedro Martinez will not go to the because of my injury last year and Temperatures in the city Internet runoff for the final two Anaheirns Darin Erstad. Ali-Star Game, instead staying the road I have traveled to come spots in next week's All-Star Game. The news was broken to the reached the mid-90s and climbed home so he can be better prepared back." More than 750,000 voters cast Boston fans with a message on the to 104 degrees on the field, accord­ to help the Red Sox in the second But the three-time Cy Young about 3.1 million ballots at Fenway Park scoreboard after ing to Dr. Michael Foley, who is in half of the season. award winner said he wants to be at rnlb.com between Sunday night Damon walked in the fifth . charge of first aid at the ballpark. The announcement came his best for the second half of the and Tuesday. AL manager joe Torre After a cheer, Damon tipped his H alf of those needing fluids and Monday night after Martinez season. Monday night's win left the and NL skipper Bob Brenly picked helmet to the crowd. cooling down were children, Foley struck out 14 in eight innings of a Red Sox 1112 games behind the five players to compete for the fmal said, including some who had Entering the second game of a 4-0 win over the Toronto Blue jays. New York Yankees in the AL East. spot. against Toronto, vomited from dehydration. About He improved his record to 10-2 "I feel it's best to decline the jones, the Atlanta Braves' center Damon was hitting .304 with 60 10 people collapsed, but no one was and lowered his ERA to 2.85. invitation and open a spot for fielder, beat out Pittsburgh's Brian runs scored and 18 steals. hospitalized. Martinez missed much of last another worthy pitcher," Martinez Giles by more than 70,000 votes. Damon's addition gives Boston 'This was not a code situation," season with a shoulder injury, going said. "There are also a few personal St. Louis' Albert Pujols was third, six players on the All-Star roster, Foley said. "It was easily handled." 7-2 in 18 starts. He rehabilitated reasons in my life, unrelated to the followed by San Diego's Ryan tying Torre's Yankees and Brenly's Both starting pitchers sought his shoulder in the offseason rather game of baseball, that have played a Klesko and Colorado's Larry Diamondbacks for the most. The refuge in the air conditioned club­ than undergo surgery and has been part in my decision." Walker. Red Sox have not had six All-Stars house to cool off and put on dry relying more on his curveball this Martinez started the 1999 All­ jones came into the day hitting since 1978, when they had seven in clothing. Boston knuckleballer season than in the past. Star game at Fenway Park and .275 with 19 homers and 54 RBI. a year that they tied New York for Tim Wakefield wore long sleeves He's scheduled to pitch struck out five of the six batters he "I experienced it one time to keep his sweat from dripping the AL East title before losing in a Saturday against Detroit. The All­ faced. He was named the MVP of one-game playoff on 's onto the ball and affecting the grip before. It'll be good to experience it Star Game is the following Tuesday that game but pitched only 3 2-3 again," jones said. "It's nice because homer. on his knuckleball. night at Milwaukee. innings in his next game, july 18 the fans voted me in." 'You can change jerseys, shirts, It's the second time since 1949 "I sincerely appreciate being against Florida. He was placed on Damon, the center fielder for hats - you can do everything to that Boston has had six or more selected by joe Torre for the the disabled list with a sore right the , beat out players on the All-Star roster. stop sweating," Blue Jays starter All-Star team," shoulder on july 24. Cleveland's jim Thome by just Chris Carpenter said. "But it just Martinez said. "I am deeply hon- more than 6,000 votes. Oakland's doesn't happen." Thome sets Indians' Tiger Woods decides he record and approaches won't play golf in Illinois LEMONT, Ill. (AP) - Tiger the U.S. Open on june 16, will enjoyed with Tiger since 1992, all-time record Woods has withdrawn from the remain in Florida to recuperate, when he competed in the Western Advil Western Open, citing an according to his Web site. He won't junior at Chicago Golf Club. NEW YORK (AP)- jim Thome homered in his sixth straight game, unspecified illness. The $4 million "We wish Tiger all the best in setting a Cleveland record by hitting an impressive shot off Roger play again until the British Open tournament at the Cog Hill Golf & begins on july 18 at Muirfield, his pursuit of golf's Grand Siam Clemens on Tuesday night. this year and hope he will be able to Thome's rocket off the Rocket was a two-run blow in the first inning. Country Club in suburban Chicago Scotland. "Naturally, we are disappointed The line drive landed in the upper deck in right field at Yankee Stadium. is set to begin Thursday. compete next year in the 2003 Woods made the announcement he has had to withdraw from this Western Open." Going into this season, Thome was among five Indians players to con­ on his Web site. He notified the year's Advil Western Open," said Woods has played in the nect in five consecutive games. AI Rosen did it twice and Larry Doby and PGA of his decision Tuesday john Kaczkowski, tournament Western Open every year since Sandy Alomar Jr. also accomplished the feat. morning, Western Open director of the Advil Western 1997, and seven of the last eight The major league record for consecutive games with a is spokesman Gary Holloway said. Open, in a statement released by years. He's won the title twice eight, shared by Ken Griffey Jr. of the Mariners, of the Woods, who hasn't played a the PGA Tour. "We appreciate the (1997 and '99) . Scott Hoch is this Yankees and Dale Long of Pittsburgh. competitive round since winning ongoing relationship we have year's defending champion. Wednesday, july 3, 2002

Inside Page 7 Page 7 8 Sports Illustrated Venus advances to columnist confronts Wimbledon's semifinal WIMBLEDON, England year's fmal. H enin, seeded sixth, Play started just over an hour Sosa about his use (AP) - Venus Williams swept to beat No. 4 Seles 7-5, 7-6 (4) in a late on Centre Court and Court 1 another easy straight-set victory match that was interrupted twice by after a rain delay, the second Tuesday as she moved into the rain. straight day of wet weather. of steroids--Sosa semifinals and closer to her third "She didn't play top players in No. 3 Jennifer Capriati straight Wimbledon title. the tournament, so maybe I have a advanced to the quarterfinals by Top-seeded Williams crushed little advantage on this part," H enin completing a 6-1, 3-6, 6-1 win over 48th-ranked Elena Likhovtseva 6- said of Williams. "But it's going to 38th-ranked Eleni Danillidou of angered 2, 6-0 in 44 minutes in the day's be tough for me. But today also it Greece. With the match suspended CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago the steroid speculation, Sosa opening match on Centre Court. was difficult and I won. I'm in the at one set apiece Monday, Capriati Cubs outfielder Sammy Sosa and reportedly said: "What are you, my It was Williams' eighth consecu­ semifinal and I will have nothing to swept the fmal set in Jess than half Sports Illustrated columnist Rick father?" tive win over the Russian, all in Jose, for sure." an hour, fmishing with an ace on Reilly are in a spat after Reilly Then he ended the interview. straight sets. It was Henin's flrst win over match point. wrote down the address of a clinic "Before last week, I thought Likhovtseva, the only unseeded Seles after four defeats, including a The match resumed just before and asked Sosa to go there and take Sammy was clean. H e's never been player to reach the women's quar­ quarterfinal Joss at the French 6 p.m. after a series of rain delays a steroid test last weekend. hurt, which is a good sign," Reilly ters, was helpless against the Open last month. throughout the afternoon. T he Reilly is writing about the inci­ told Mariotti. "But now, after his American's relentless power game Henin broke for a 6-5 lead in match was moved from Court 1 to dent in this week's issue. Sosa, who reaction, I don't know. This puts and won only seven points in the the flrst set, saved a break point in Court 18 to ensure it could be com­ has said he would be the first in line some doubt in my mind." second set. the next game and served out the pleted. for steroid testing should Major "If people don't believe it, it's "I'm just trying to play more set when Seles hesitated on a floater Capriati said the extra day League Baseball and the players fme with me because I know the solid every round, garner each point and hit a short forehand wide. worked in her favor. association agree to it, said he feels kind of person I am," Sosa told the for myself," Williams said. "When Seles went up 4-1 in the second "In that second set, she was like he was set up. Sun-Times. "I have worked hard all it happens like it did today, it's very set but couldn't hold the lead as playing pretty unbelievable," she "He didn't come to me the pro­ my life to be what I am today. nice I think. I don't think she gave Henin won three straight games. said. "It would have been very fessional way," Sosa told the People now are pointing fmgers to me a Jot of errors. I had to produce Seles fought off four break points to tough to beat her if we would have Chicago Sun-Times. everybody because they think most of the shots and put a Jot of hold for 5-4 and the two players kept playing. I really came out "I just wanted him to do some­ everybody that hits a home run is pressure on her." went on serve into the tiebreaker. strong today." thing good for baseball and some­ on steroids." W illiams has spent only 4112 Henin raced to leads of 4-1 and Capriati will face ninth-seeded thing good for Sammy," Reilly told Sosa said he remains committed hours on court in her run to the 6-2. Seles saved two points with an Amelie Mauresmo of France in the columnist Jay Mariotti of the Sun­ to steroid testing - if his union semifmals and remains a strong ace and a backhand winner, but semifmals. Times on Monday. "I thought it agrees to it. favorite to become the first woman sailed a backhand return long on Williams will next face No. 6 was a great PR idea. You give Sosa "If they make that decision, I to win three straight titles since the third. Justine Henin, whom she beat in a chance to prove he's clean. When will be the first in line," Sosa said of Steffi Grafin 1991 -93. Seles, 28, has nine Grand Slam last year's fmal. Henin defeated it comes back clean, it stops the taking a steroid test. "I don't have a "Now I expect for myself to be titles but has never won Monica Seles 7-5, 7-6 (4). speculation. Then I write a column problem about that. I'm not a trou­ almost perfect," she said. "When I Wimbledon, where she lost in the Williams' sister, Serena, is about it, and he looks great in the blemaker. I'm not going to say flrst started, first getting to the 1992 flnal to Steffi Graf. scheduled to play Daniela end. W hat's wrong with that?" something about it. H owever quarterfinals, it was all new. But "She just played the key points H antuchova in a quarterfinal When Reilly told Sosa that tak­ decides, now I expect to be there." better than I did, both sets," Seles Wednesday. The Williams sisters ing the test is the only way to stop thats how we are going to do it." W illiams will next face H enin, said of Henin. "That's why she are on course to meet in their third whom she beat in three sets in last came out the winner today." Grand Slam fmal in 10 months. World Cup champions Brazil returns home to a warm welcome by 500,000 fans BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) - approached the Plaza of the Three weekly radio program. "Brazil has Nearly 500,000 cheering, flag-wav­ Powers, the crowd swelled to nearly great players, which is why we are, ing Brazilians packed the streets of 500,000 and kept growing as peo­ and will continue to be, champi­ the capital Tuesday to welcome the ple were bused in from nearby cities ons." national soccer team, which and towns. Flanked by Cafu and Scolari, returned as heroes after winning "This is the biggest demonstra­ the president posed for photos the country's f1fth World Cup. tion of any kind that has been ever holding the World Cup Trophy. Players climbed onto two sound been held in Brasilia," Brasilia Tuesday was declared an option­ trucks after touching down at the police chief Francisco Mainardi al holiday in Brasilia, which allowed airport, as flreworks exploded above said. banks, businesses and schools to them and an air force band began As the Olodum percussion band choose whether they would stay playing a catchy samba rhythm. beat out Afro-Brazilian rhythms, open or not. "I am very happy and I am sure Air Force stunt planes flew over­ The celebration started even all of Brazil is very happy," Ronaldo, head writing "Five-Time before the team landed in Brasilia. who scored both goals in Brazil's 2- Champion" in white smoke. Escorted by four air force jets, the 0 win against Germany, told a TV On top of one of the trucks, airplane carrying the team appeared reporter who rushed up to him on which were escorted into the Plaza overhead at 9:30 a.m. and circled the runway. by a phalanx of mounted police, the city for 15 minutes. T he trucks carried them Ronaldo waved at the crowd with As the plane landed, a loud through the nine- mile route to the the World Cup trophy in his left cheer erupted from the crowd. The "Plaza of the Three Powers," where hand. plane slowly taxied toward the ter­ the Planalto Presidential Palace, After reaching the presidential minal, and team captain Cafu and Congress and the Supreme Court palace, the players and coach Luis Scolari leaned out from the two are located. Felipe Scolari walked up a ceremo­ sides of the cockpit waving Most in the crowd wore the yel­ nial ramp and were embraced, one Brazilian flags. low jersey of the national team and by one, by President Fernando H olding up the World Cup tro­ Kick Starting the Fourth waved Brazilian flags of all sizes as Henrique Cardoso, who presented phy, Cafu was the first to emerge Geoff Wagner/ Photo editor the trucks slowly made their way them with the National Medal of from the plane followed by Ricardo toward the Planalto Presidential Honor. Teixeira, president of the Brazilian Josh Legge, a senior dual music education and German major, kicks Palace. "T he team was formidable," Soccer Confederation, and the rest around a soccer ball in the library Quad Sunday. Summer students are By the time the trucks Cardoso said earlier during his of the team. preparing for fun this holiday weekend with a break in their classes.