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CELEBRATING THURSDAY 70 YEARS SEPTEMBER 18, 2003

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j,. ) Indian Child B iSESTATE UNIVERSITY: ! - Welfare Conference (LOMING comes to Boise State

BYMONICA PRICE The Arbiter

The Indian Child Welfare Conference, a gathering intended to Increase cooperation between social service providers, kicks off in the Student Union today with an Honor Guard and flag song. Registration begins at 8 a.m., with opening ceremonies commencing at 9 a.m, All events are free and open to the public. Julie Manning of the Intertribal Native Council encourages the public to attend. Many of those who are attending this year's conference have attended in the past and Manning said she would like to see some fresh faces among this 'year's crowd. The Intertribal Native "In a lot of Council is a student organization at Boise Boise State enrollment trends debunk myths people's minds State designed to promote Native American culture we're still BJC, and awareness. BYJESSICA ADAMS Managing Editor Idaho has gotten a bad The Arbiter but we've grown rap from the rest of the nation for not celebrating Though Boise State is often labeled as a non- retention rate, it's been as low as 57 percent; now it's -up since then." its diversity and the traditional college, enrollment records of the up to 62 percent. . Also, Boise State has more full-time students than conference is a chance to last decade indicate that BSU is more and more part-time. Full-time students constitute 59 percent D~OFENROUUMENTSER~CES celebrate the "rich tapestry resembling a traditional campus. Dean of Enrollment of the student body. Wheeler said the population of MARK WHEELER of Idaho life" said Kathi Services Mark Wheeler attributed the myth that Boise part-time students is dwindling because part-timers McCUlley, tribal relations State is a non-traditional school to its roots, Boise register last, when course availability is limited. program manager. Junior College. Another interesting tidbit: Boise State has more The Indian Child Welfare "In a lot of people's minds we're still BJC, but we've students who come directIy out of high school than Conference has been held grown up since then," Wheeler said. any other Idaho university. Eighteen-year-olds every other year for the Due to the tougher admissions standards that went from Boise comprise the largest demographic of the past decade in an effort to into effect this fall, BSU enrolled fewer incoming promote awareness and students than last year (about 600 applicants were student body. Fifty-four percent of Boise State students are coordinate services and denied admission). This semester new freshman considered traditional students, that is, under the age support between state and account for only 11 percent of the student body. of 25. The average age of Boise State students is 27. Native social services. The Incoming graduate students make up 3 percent of the However, the student body age distribution' ranges event "encourages service student population. Wheeler said an additional 200 from 12 to 81 years old. . providers to work together," applicants will likely be denied next fall. Boise State has also seen an increase in the number McCulley said. "We don't take any pride in turning applicants of students coming from out of state after years of The audience has grown away," Wheeler said. "Boise State has a long tradition seeing the non-resident population decline. Non- over the years and with of accommodating those seeking higher education." resident composition is up to 9 percentthis semester. that, understanding and It may come as a surprise to some that BSU has Wheeler said the university has made a conscious cooperation have also tile toughest admissions standards of any Idaho grown, McCulley added. public institution of higher education. The admission effort to recruit out of state students. "The state gives us a certain amount of out of state Nez Perce Youth Council standards will increase again for students applying for Advisory and Youth Peer .next fall. As admission standards increase, retention tuition waivers, we've used those waivers strategically to bring in some very good students," Wheeler said. Educators, both from and graduation rates are expected to continue to rise. PHOTO BY EMILY 0ESLERfTHt: ARBITER Still, about 91 percent ofBSU students are classified Lapwai Idaho, will be Tlll~ majority of this year's growth was brought The fraternity Alpha Kappa Lambda during given special recognition about by an increased number of students returning as Idaho residents. And 45 percent are from Boise. The ethnic minority population at Boise State has a game of midnight football outsIde the as youth groups that have from last year. Wheeler said improving retention and also increased. Fall 2003 marks the first semester that Student UnIon made a difference in their graduation rates has been a long-standing goal of tile ethnic minorities exceed 10 percent of the overall BSU communities. McCulley university. said promoters of the In the past Boise State hasn't had a very high population. conference would like to encourage more youth community involvement. Highlights include a traditional flute concert by Robert Tree Cody and Critics feel federal anti-drug Hovia Edwards Friday at 7 p.m. Iana, winner of 2002 Song of the Year Award, from the Native American law promotes musical profiling Music Awards, will perform on Friday at 8:30pm. The legislation this year, its intent conference will wrap up BYASHLEYFANTZ makes it possible for a remained basically the same. Saturday with a Pow-Wow Knight Ridder Newspapers promoter or building owner He removed the mention of starting at 1 p.m. to be charged with a felony glow sticks, water bottles and There are many speakers MIAMI - In the movie if anyone at an event uses or other accouterments in the on a wide variety of "Footloose," Kevin Bacon's sells drugs. Politicians and law that passed, but in arguing topics including domestic character asks, "Is it a crime federal law enforcers say it's for the measure on the Senate violence, and cultural to dance?" . I the kind of hard-line approach floor, he again termed the competency. Check Nineteen years later, the needed to keep young people items telltale signs of drug use. www.icwrtc.org for a rock "n' roll beat has given away from drugs. This time the legislation complete listing, or head way to an electronic thump. Sen. Joe Biden, sponsor of passed, incorporated into the for the Student Union and But the dancers' complaint is the legislation, made' clear Controlled Substance Act. find-out in person. similar. it targets "rave" -type affairs Critics contend the act is an Six Idaho tribes in Young people who like to where young people dance, open invitation to a kind of conjum:tlon with Idaho dance till dawn at clubs say a chug bottled water, wave musical profiling. Department of Health new federal statute amounts "glow sticks" and - in some - The law has. spurred and Welfare, Idaho to an attack on their culture, cases - take the designer drug electronic music devotees to Children's Trust Fund while promoters fear it will put Ecstasy. In fact, he originally get organized. A group caIled and Idaho Child Welfare them out of business. christened it the RAVE Act, Raven! Against. Opposition to Research and Training The source of their anguish short for Reducing Americans' Raves (ROAR)-spearheaded a Center are sponsoring is the illicit Anti-Drug Vulnerability to Ecstasy. The Sept 6 protest on the steps of this event. Participating Proliferation Act, Congress' bill didn't win approval. the U.S. Capitol. It attracted tribes are the Coeur d' attempt to reduce drug use in "Senator Biden's Intent was more than 2,000, including ~ Alene Tribe, Kootenai nightclubs. to keep young kids from going celebrity DJ Junior Vasquez. Tribe of Idaho, Nez Perce "It is definitely viewed by into clubs andbeing exposed "We're _ being vilified by Tribe; Northwestern Band people .who -love electronic to drugs," said Chip Unruh, people who don't understand o{ the Shoshone Nation, music as unfair," said Miami spokesman for the DelaWare electronic music," saidl.egba Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, Beach, Fla., resident Humberto Democrat Carrefour, direetorof ROAR. and the shoshone-Paiute ._Guida, 24, a fan of the music. Although he reworked, Tribes. Passed in April. the law renamed and reinttoUnited States, so far, to The crowd of traditional Kurds had according to a British doctor who has Kokanee are a native land- Quaking Aspen, sage and other find either loaded weapons ready for use or adorned the graveyard, where thousands tracked problems for a decade. locked salmon. Most of the types of deciduous brush. The ingredients for their production continues of the victims are buried in mass graves, Powell finished his visit to Iraq's Kurdish year these fish have a greenish- aspen and other brush provide to spark questions about the U.S.-led war. with many large pro-American banners, all nortli at lunch with Talabani and Massoud blue back with little. to faint a striking fall spectacle of color. The controversy has been particularly in English even though most Kurds do not Barzanl of the Kurdish Democratic PartY, speckling. Their bodies and Animal life abounds in both members of the U.S.-appointed painful for Powell, who dramatically know the language. undersides· are silvery. They this area. It is not unusual to presented U.S. intelligence claims ofIraq's Kurds have asked that Ali Hassan Majid, .government council. , are similar in appearance to a see deer, elk, an occasional deadliest arms to the United Nations last the Iraqi general known as "Chemical Ali," The Kurds told Powell they do not want I Rainbow trout, but without the moose, coyote and the very be brought here to be tried for his role in Turkey to send troops to expand the , distinctive spots on the body rare mountain lion is this area. February. In stark contrast to his one-day stop in the attack. Majid is in U.S. custody. military force for fear it will exacerbate and fins. Watch the wooded ravines for Baghdad, where he was largely confined Among dozens of placards carried by tensions. Turkey and Bangladesh are During the spawn these fish these creatures. Binoculars can to a U.S.-secured area, Powell was mobbed the Kurds, along with faded pictures of currently the only countries that have undergo an incredible physical be very helpful in this endeavor. by survivors, some of whom lost up to two family members killed in the attack, was shown interest in providing additional transformation. The males of Fall Creek Resort and dozen relatives in the 1988 chemical attack. one with a picture of President Bush with troops to the U.S.-led military force if a this species develop a large Marina is an excellent spot Kurdish leaders said Halabja represented the caption "man of peace." [alal Talabani, new U,N. resolution is passed providing I dorsal hump and both the males for fish watching, picnicking the reason the United States needed to leader of the PUK, said Kurds have a saying the imprimatur of the world body. I and females drastically change or camping. The resort offers Iraq's Kurds and Turkey have an uneasy overthrow Saddam. that they have no friends but the remote , color. The bodies become a rooms, hot tubs, waterfront "Fifteen years ago much of the world mountains where they live. But after the relationship . because Turkey's most , bright shade of red and the access and a restaurant. It is a doubted the evil of Sad dam and refused U.S. invasion, he said, "I am proud that restive minority is Kurdish. Ankara is also heads tum dusky green. very comfortable place to spend to act in the face of his weapons of mass after so many years of loneliness we have protective of the Turkman population in The fish gather at the mouths the day or the weekend. destruction," said Barham Salih, prime northern Iraq. . of high mountain streams, this Idaho is spectacular in the friends like you," minister of a Kurdish region run by the He said Halabja's mass graves "validate The Kurds proposed that. the United is known as staging, and wait fall. Get out and spend some Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, or PUK. "It the morality of your intervention." States accelerate tile handover of security for seasonal rains to swell the time enjoying the cool air, the is perplexing for the people of Halabja, Powell. also visited a monument to to new Iraqi police and paramilitary forces, 1 : , creek enough for them to pass warm and vibrant colors and i i indeed rather painful, to hear voices in the victims, finished only Sunday, where even though they are few in number upstream. Hundreds offish may the Kokanee before they are all international community that continue to Suhayba Abdul Rahman showed the and not ready, according to" Kurdish gather at the bay of one creek lost to winter. insist on proof of Saddam's weapons of secretary a picture of her five children officials. Kurds fear the ongoing attacks just as they are currently doing on U.S. forces will continue to plague the at Fall Creek. It's difficult to do Directions: From. B.S. U. take mass destruction." and husband killed in the March 16, Against a backdrop of 1,076 symbolic transition or that violence could worsen if this peculiar sight justice, but /-84 S.B. approximately 40 miles 1988, attack. Blinded by the chemicals white headstones in the local graveyard, __ a common problem here .• Rahman emerging Iraqi leaders are not seen to be tile saying "more fish than you to Mountain Home and the U.S. Highway 20 Junction. Proceed north one for each family that lost members, thanked Bush for launching the war but increasing their control. I can shake a stick at" comes to 2/ miles to mile marker II6. wllich Powell pledged that the world would never asked Powell to help her get medical Powell, at a brief stopover in Kuwait en mind. The bays and mouths is clearly labeled "l l miles to Fall route home, later said he believed the U.S.- of the creeks run red with the forget Halabja. attention to try to restore her sight. Creek." Follow' tile road where in "I can't tell you that choking mothers The names of the 5,000 victims are led Coalition Provisional Authority should salmon. several miles it crosses the dam and died holding choking babies. You know inscribed on the circular walls of the modest accelerate training of the Iraqi army, Fishing is allowed. There is continue on arolmd the backside that. I can't say that the world should have police and paramilitary "to put an Iraqi one hitch, though. Because of of the reservoir to Fall Creek Resort memorial. A separate room contains a life- acted sooner. You know that. What I can face" on tile transition and "give people. the spawn, Kokanee arc not and Marina. Call Fall Creek Resort size scene of the devastation, with bodies tell you is that what happened here in 1988 confidence" that they will resume control. . interested in biting. So, fishing and Marina for information at (208) of children, women and men sprawled on is never going to happen again," he told a can be really fun. Rules state the 653-2242. Total distance from BSU is top of one another on the ground as they fish must be snagged by either . 8/ miles. cheering crowd.

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one in Monroe, to continue to the president took office; people," Bush said. The EPA's internal records, BYWlWAMDOUGLASAND .power plant to Wghlight Bush's. facilities to upgrade without pollute and jeopardize people's adding expensive equipment to Environmental groups which it shares with state SETH BORENSTEIN "Clear Skies" initiative. It aims contend that Bush's policies health in years to come." ,Knight Ridder Newspapers to cut government regulations lower pollution. Bush said a new EPA report :dr officials, show that after Bush said the Monroe plant weaken the Clean Air Act and decreasing through the 19905, that hamper older plants from will not cut the emissions that showed a 4B percent drop MONROE, Mich .•• President is' "a living example of why" the number of smog days getting upgrades needed to contribute to smog and global nationally in six pollutants in Bush hailed a coal-powered improve energy efficiency and his administration is seeking . the past three decades. The increased in 2001 and jumped power plant in Monroe, Mich:, to change environmental warming. dramatically in 2002. reduce polluting emissions. "Itis fitting that President Bush amount of nltrogen oxide, a key on Monday as a clear example rules. Five years ago, the plant In 2000 there were 519 smog The Clear Skies measure would' pick one of the dirtiest ingredlent in smog, dropped 13 of how his efforts to clean the embarked on a plan to change violations nationwide and 537 would phase' in caps on power plants in America to tout percent from 2000 to 2002, the air and boost energy are good the blades on its turbines to in 2001. The total increased emissions of nitrogen oxide hls so-called •Clear Skies' plan," EPA reported. for the environment and the make it more efficient, Bush 31 percent to,706 in 2002. For and sulfur from coal-burning said Angela Ledford, director of But missing from the economy. But his arguments said. But the plant delayed the this year, through July 31, the plants beginning in 2010. Clear the Air, a project created president's speech and buried were attacked by environmental improvements after an EPA number of smog violations is at It also would. put the first by several environmental deep within the EPA report critics and undermined by review led to a complicated 500, according to EPA data. controls on mercury releases. groups. "The only thing clear was the key fact on smog: The data from the Environmental ruling about the planned In addition, the administration about hls plan is that it will number of days when smog Protection Agency. change, the preeident said. . finished new rules last month allow the nation's oldest and levels violated federal health Monday's message was "The rules created too many that would make it easier for dirtiest power plants, like this standards has increased since delivered from a Detroit Edison factories and other industrial hurdles and it hurts the working

Anti-drug from page 1 Added Dade Sokoloff, former owner of Miami electronic hot spot Shadow Lounge: "To say THE RIGHTS OF CRIME VICTIMS Ecstasy goes hand in hand with electronic music is the same thing as saying marijuana is smoked by everyone who loves hip-hop. outcome of the case or have their rights chance of being a direct victim of a crime Drugs have been in nightclubs BYDR. DECATEUR REED violated, the victim has no significant each year. since there were nightclubs." Legal Columnist legal option. A victim'cannot bring a A "direct victim" is considered a South Florida authorities have civil suit against the police, prosecutor, person who was immediately Impacted yet to enforce the s-month-old Ben and Trisha were casually strolling or court. There are no specific remedies by, and incurred the direct effect of, the statute. Recent raids at Club along the public sidewalks in downtown provided under Idaho law for violation criminal action. The criminal act must Space and eight other venues Boise, looking at the merchandise in of victim's rights. However, an injunctive be a misdemeanor or felony in order made use of other anti-drug the windows and enjoying their time action against a police officer or to create a victim. Under Idaho law, laws. But Joe Kilmer, spokesman together. They had just finished sharing governmental entity who has refused to a victim is "an individual who suffers for the Drug Enforcement an oyster appetizer at their favorite give the victim information and notices direct or threatened physical, financial Administration, indicated it is restaurant and were planning on heading required by law might be the only back to Trisha's apartment since her or emotional harm as the result of the only a matter of time. remedy, but this has yet to be decided by The law has gotten ample use roommate was out of town. Suddenly, a commission of a crime or juvenile the courts. elsewhere. Its first application person jumped out of a parked vehicle, offense." If the victim of a crime is under It is the victim's right to petition the on May 31 chilled the nightlife hit Ben with a baseball bat, grabbed the age of 1B,the minor's immediate court to receive compensation from in Billings, Mont. The National Trisha's purse, and then fled. Ben family is also considered a victim. If the criminal. Victim compensation for Organization for the Reform of sustained a significant physical injury and the victim is killed and not a minor, the damages may be awarded by the court as . Marijuana Laws (NORML) and Trisha sustained property damage (loss immediate family is considered a victim part of the criminal's sentence. The State Students for Sensible Drug Policy of her personal property). The culprit as well. So, under the broader definition ofIdaho also has a victims' compensation (SSDP) had organized a fundraiser was later arrested and charged with the of "victim" used in Idaho, the chances of fund. On a national level, a victim can at a Billings Eagles Lodge. Before crimes. What are the rights of Ben and becoming a victim are much greater than contact the National Center for Victims rock bands kicked off the event, Trisha as victims? 1in 34. of Crime at 703·276-2880 or web site a DBA agent presented the bar Approximately 13 million people (5 In order to invoke your rights as a www.ncvc.org. owner with a copy of the law percent of the U.S. population) are direct victim in Idaho, you must file a written and informed him that he could victims of crime every year. Crime in the form with the prosecuting attorney that Submit your legal questlons to be fined $250,000 and face jail United States accounts for more death, is handling the case, which is then given [email protected] if anyone on the premises was injuries, and loss of property than all to the court. Thereafter, the victim is 1 : caught with so muthas a joint. i i natural disasters combined. In the year put in touch with a victim coordinator This article is intended as a general review The event was canceled and 2000, Idaho had an estimated population who provides information and notices afvarious legal issues. It should not be relied promoters lost money. of 1,293,953, which was 39th in terms of on the case. Examples of information upon as a substitute for comprelwnsive legal advice. The information contained in tllis Busts have occurred in Missouri, population among the states, with 3,186.2 and notices given are the time and article is strictly tile opinion of tile alltllOr and Louisiana, Wisconsin and North reported crime incidents per 100,000 place of legal proceedings, when victim not necessarily tileformal position of Boise State Florida. Those raids unleashed people. At minimum, this means that statements can be made to the court, and Ulliversity or TheArbiter. a string of legal counterattacks people in the U.S. have a 1 in 20 chance of the criminal's sentence, incarceration, by the American Civil Uberties being a direct victim of a crime each year, escape, and release. Union. or closer to home, Idahoans have a 1 in 34 Should the victim not agree with the Biden says it was never his intent to put a damper on anyone's music. Angered by the Billings incident, Biden wrote a letter to the DBA,wWch made it a policy that all local agents must get approval from the Washington headquarters before enforcing 'Wh the law. But South Florida aficionados Q: of electronic music say the law can be a blunt instrument in the hands of officials who have made it clear they don't like electronic music. They point to this year's battle between Miami Mayor Manny Diaz and organizers of the fifth annual Ultra Electronic Music Look for n new question in Monday. issue Festival in Bayfront Park, Fla., an event that has attracted 30,000 people in years past. Diaz announced that he wanted the concert called off, for fear' that large amounts of WIN FREE TEXTBOOKS Ecstasy would be consumed on e-mail your answer to , city property. [email protected] for a chance Promoters announced they would sue the city to recoup to win a weekly prize, and to.be entered the $1.6 million they'd spent, into a Grand Prize drawing at the end of the plus costs to hire hundreds of contest for FREE textbooks. Look for security personnel, if Diaz had his way. official rules in the classified page.. The party went on. But fans of electronic music fear the next time the music will be' silenced. THURSDAY) SEPTEMBER 18) 2003= PAGE 4 Transportation blues a car. In other cities with real public 'TheArbiter , BY EDVIN SUBASIC Columnist transport'ation systems, I learned that I could live enjoyably using public CELEBRATING The Arbiter transportation primarily. 70 Y.EARS Getting around Boise is not as easy Rightnow, the public transportation as it was a couple years ago. The city in Boise is losing only one. route, grows and the number of cars on the according to the. new bus proposal, which sounds very optimistic. In 1910 University Drive streets grows even faster. Boise, ID 83725 While driving on Fairview Avenue addition, the fare prices will rise. They Phone: 345-8204 last Friday.!' noticed a long traffic . are trying to find a solution for the Fax: 426-3198 jam in which something unusual Boise public transportation that will www.arbiteronline.com _ and usllal.atthe!lame time - drew keep it alive in this city. . my 'atterition;ltwas a Boise City bus, This is the right condition for the . Destributed Mondays and empty as always. At the same time. car businesses, which are also mostly Thursdays dunn,g the academiC most of the Cars in the line for the located on Fairview. It is a good . school year green light carried only drivers. There thing for the oil industry. to keep the were not many passengers in the bus, gas demand high as usual, as high maybe a few. I wondered: What would as the gas prices. At the same time, happen if the bus':were full? It was the citizens of Boise can be happy . about 5 p.m, and people were driving to have at least some kind of public Editor-in-Chief from their jobs back to their homes. transportation in their city. ANDY BENSON x105 . Wouldn't that also be possible with the I wonder who will take the first step public transportation' and wouldn't it to use and make better the public Business Manager be more efficient and quicker lfthere transportation in Boise. Will it be were a decent transportation system? the city's transportation companies, .; ~ BEN MARTIN x1l7 At the same time. this raises the who could build an extensive • question: Would people use the public transportation network to enable use r, of public transportation? Or perhaps r1 transportation even if the busses were ~ Advisor Boise residents, who will stop using 0 driving every 15 to 20 minutes and DR; DAN MORRIS xl07 covering most of the city? their cars for every little trip they r

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BYANNMARIE KAUS Courtesy of Bronco Athletics

Monday, Sept. 29, marks the first ever Serving Up Wishes event featuring more than 70 Boise State athletes including football players Ryan Dinwiddie, Kevin Louwsma, Wes Nurse and teammates; men's basketball players, Joe Skiffer, Coby Karl, and teammates; the WAC championship men's tennis team; and the conference championship women's gymnastics team, among others. Also attending will be 11 Boise State coaches. The athletes will 'be celebrity waiter-athletes, serving dinner to guests at the Grove Hotel. The, evening will also include a live and silent auction of some great items including tennis lessons with Coach Greg Patton, who will be speaking the night of the event, autographed pictures • of former BSU athletes who have moved on in their athletic PHaro BY STANlEY BAEWSlERITHE ARBITER careers, Humanitarian Bowl Boise State Broncos face a bIgger Pac-1O challenge agaInst Oregon St. after a weak showing In Moscow. tickets and tickets to the Utah Jazz game at BSU in October. Blue tickets are $75 and include the-dinner as well as a hosted wine and beer, meet Bronco's face challenge in Corvallis and greet hour with the athletes with opportunities for photos top-10 finish, and playing in a BCS season, are undoubtedly playing with and autographs. so bring BYTODD GABWEL _ neither of which posed much of a a sense of urgency. Certainly. Oregon Bowl game. your cameras and items to be Special to The Arbiter threat to the Broncos. The team knows some people doubt State has no intention of dropping to a autographed. The team is primed and ready to take their legitimacy, and question the marginal 2-2. Orange tickets are $50 and The Boise State Broncos take their 011 their first challenge of this young success of their 2002 season. They The Broncos are 0-2 all time against include dinner with the Boise show on the road this Saturday in 2003 season. know where they stand. but most the Beavers, and have never beaten State athletes serving as your their third game of the season. The Coach DanHawkins said the Broncos a Pac-l0 opponent. However, their undefeated Broncos travel to Corvallis are looking forward to the contest. importantly they know where they waiters. want to be. Boise State by any measure last meeting was 13 years ago. and a Call the Make-A-Wish office at to match up with Pac-l0 powerhouse Although this is a non-conference must beat Oregon State in order to get lot of changes have been made in the 342-8982 to buy tickets and for Oregon State. The Beavers are 2-1 this game for the Broncos, the stakes are Bronco football program since then. season, their only loss came in a close high. If the Broncos have any hope there. further information. The Broncos are coming off two Senior running back David Mikell said battle against WAC'S Fresno State, 16- of breaking into the top-25 in the the changes in the program should not 14. next few weeks they cannot afford an victories, which give them some momentum coming into this game. On be underestimated. Tim Gilligan earns Boise State played a couple of tune- ' early-season loss. The Broncos have "We've had good success over the up games against Division I-M Idaho set some lofty team goals this season, the flipside, the Beavers. who already See Corvallls page 7 special teams player State and the University of Idaho which include winning the WAC, a dropped a game this short-lived t, .. of the week honor /I I

BYMAX CORBET Courtesy of Bronco Athletics / Boise State University punt ,. returner Tim Gilligan has been named the WAC Special Teams Player of the Week following the Broncos 24-10 win over Idaho. Get to know playboy The senior from Elko, Nevada returned three punts for 66 yards to average 22.0 yards- per-return. Gilligan is currently ranked second in the country Javan Hutchison for punt returns with an average offend any women out there of23.0 yards-per-return. Ramon BYDANAKAOUVER trash wash It om' Ochoa of the University of Iowa Sports Reporter Naw, she gotta stay. I can though. is the current nation leader The Arbiter do it, she got my attention. I with a 26.75 yards-per-return could do it; no problems in Q: Define "pimp Juice." average. Q: Would you rather have that (grinning ear to ear). Meet Many people can't really Louisiana Tech quarterback money, power, or respect? me at the spot. Take it off and define pimp juice. It just is Luke McCown was named the , Why not all three. They all keep it off! what it sounds like. You gotta league's offensive player of the go together, and I deserve all be a pimp to have that juice. week, while Tulsa defensive three. Q: Can you blow? (sing) Everybody don't have it. You back Kedrick Alexander was I am going to be a Rap, play an instrument, or gotta walk with a swagger, a named the defensive player of Q: But ifyou had to choose? dance?' chip on your shoulder. Hold the week. McCown completed I can't, they go together. The I can do whatever it takes. your head high. 35 of 61 passes for 436 yards great football player rich are powerful, and power It doesn't even matter. I got and three touchdowns in and money gets you a certain many talents. I'll get out Q: Do yOu have any1 Louisiana Tech's 20-19 win at for BSU.I don't think amount of respect, so it's either there and fake playing an I believe everybody has a Michigan State. Alexander had all or none. instrument. Drop a beat and little pimp juice in them its just nine tackles, including eight lam underestimated I'll get out there and flow. a matter of how you apply it. unassisted in Tulsa's 41-15 win , Q: What is something most over Texas State. He also broke peopie don't know about you? Q: The term "greasy" is Q: Does It surprise you that up one pass and returned one as much as Just Hmm, probably that I'm being used a iot on T.V. and in Snoop Dogg fell off the wagon interception for 18 yards. really a shy independent music. What does It mean (to and started smoking weed again but stlll talks about Boise State's offensive overlooked. I'm Just person despite all the sh't YQu)? nomination was running back 1I talking, I'm really a soft-spoken Greasy? I kinda take that "staying focused"? David Mikell, while its defensive individual that just likes to as a negative type of word. I think that was just a media waltln' my turn. thing. He never stopped nomination was Andy Avalos. have fun. Like in. look at that greasy ass Mikell gained 235 yards rushing, female over there. It sounds' smokin', so he didn't fall of the and a total of 289 all-purpose Q:ChristlnaA~e~'Ooh like it describes a nasty feeling. wagon. Not that I condone it, yards. Avalos made 11 total mommi take Itoff' or 'trailer That's how I take it, not to . SeeDowntime page 6 tackles, with four unassisted. Capital· lSI EIlPlovees & full-Ulle Students' NO monthly service charge, NO per item fees, Educator unlimited check writing, FEDERAL CREDIT UNION NO minimum balance requirement, PLUS we f EE ome aoki 1111 pay dividends on your .ccount. We have NO surchlrge* ATMs at all four office FREE*ATMs FREEQRAFT AT ALL OUR OFFICES (CHECKING) locations PLUSone in the BSUSUB. & IN THE BSU SUB! ACCOUNTS Accounts Federally Insured to $100,000 by 'NCUA, an Agency gfthe u.§. Government . . ·Sandel's, Broncos ready to face new challenges

conference, I feel like we should come out BYJESSE DAY of this weekend with three wins," Sandel BYMAURICE SAPP Sports Writer Sports Commentary The Arbiter said. The Arbiter Sandel also pinpointed the significance The Bronco volleyball team is traveling of these, matches, which could provide the , 2-0 is the record for Bronco football all the way to North ~arolina this . team with a unique opportunity to gain so far this year. It looks a little weird weekend to play In-the DaVIdson College home court advantage In a tournament seeing it next to Boise State because, tou~ament. T~e Broncos, who .are' hosted by the Broncos two weeks from for at least the tast four years, we've coming off a win I~t weekend agamst now. always dropped one of our first two ~nzaga, look to build on their record "If we make these wins this weekend we games. this weekend against some smaller out- would have good momentum for the week Whether it was a Pac-lO or SEC of-conference schools. . ,after next in our home match which is opponent, we've always had a loss by ~ost of the opponents will be an against in-conference La Tech and SMU," this point, only to rally together and easier. challenge than. Boise Sta~e has Sandel said. Matches have been difficult finish with an amazing season. This enco~tered so far ~is s~ason, With. t:?e lately for the Broncos, since injuries have year the Pac-l0 opportunity comes in exception. of th~ Uruv~fSlty of Virginia, forced the veterans to take aseatwhlle the the season's third game against a 2-1 The Cavaliers, WIth 11 wms on the season, freshman battle it out on the court. Oregon St. team whose only loss came ha~e started out undefeated, which is The Broncos have been banged up at the hands of Fresno State. their best start ever. The Broncos play physically, but with some time for more Here's a little inside info. Every year the C~valiers on Satur~ay and seem to experienced starters to rest, expect to see before the season starts we come be facmg one of the biggest tests of the some familiar faces on the floor. Coach up with our goals for the season. seSas.olln' B h . SandeLsaid health would not be a factor And every year .one of them is to nu, the. roncos may ave an ace m this weekend. go undefeated. Last year we came the hole. WIth star freshman Cameron "We look like a healthy team going into ' the closest going 12-1 with that Plunder, whom for the third straight the weekend," Sandel said. unfortunate loss to Arkansas to open tournament has been named to the all The Bronco team is improving as they the season. tournament team. play and this weekend mi ht b th t This year, I have a feeling that we .Head coach Scott San.del, thinks this competitive tournament 10r ~iS ;:~g can do it. We definitely have the talent will ?e a. good o~p0r:tumty to get some and talented squad. PHOTO BY STANlEY BREWSTER/THE ARBITER as we've shown in the previous two quality Wln~ heading into the conference "We are only getting better we're fun weeks. Last week our potential was matches"I I kthis season.hi k d be a to watc h an d we ,put on a good'" show, The Broncos play the Cavaliers on Saturday and may faco one of the barely tapped as we played a sloppy 00 to t IS wee en to Sandel said bIggest tests of the season, game against Idaho and still managed momentum builder going into . to cover the spread. 'Some otherthlngs have also changed since last year. We beat Iowa State in the Humanitarian 'Bowl. If you don't Downtime from page 5 as long as they yell "Fire in the hole!" a gentleman about It, but we can go Q: Let's say you cop an invitation already know, Iowa State is in the Big but that's Snoop Dogg, he has been so I have time to back up, then it's to McDonald's all she want. I'm not to the playboy mansion. What three XII conference, which is known as one around forever and he is hip-hop. things do you take with you? Or do whatever. And don't drop the soap. of the premier conferences in NCAA stupid. That's like takin' a girl to the movies and not getting a kiss. The you Just read the artlclest football. . Q: Why do men really go to the I don't read the articles so I gotta Q: How about you? So now that we've gotten over movie was good, but damn. Not that, barbershop? To swap Des, stories take a digital camera, you gotta Whatme, naw. I'm in and out like that is all it's about. that hump of losing to teams from and wisdom, or Just to escape record anything that may happen. . a bank robber. big conferences.... I feel that this women and get a halrcutf Q: Madden NFL 2004 or SI A box of magnums, and uh, man, weekend we are going to go down to I go to the barbershop to keep Q: In 1985, Super Bowl Champs swimsuit edltlont " (giggle). That might be it! Oh, and a Corvallis and let them have it. We've myself lookin' fresh. But a couple of the San FrancIsco 49'crs traded There's some glorious chicks up in home boy (Adam), in case stuff gets already overcome all of the subliminal cats are catchin' up on the gossip. up to draft little known Jerry Rice. there, but I can't lie I gotta go with out of hand. obstacles, now it's time to go to work. Who's sleepin' with who, who is Crltlcs saId be was too much of a An undefeated season this year Madden, he keeps me entertained datin' who, You can find out about Q: Why a camera, evidence? gamble. He became one of the best could mean a top-10 ranking for Boise and sometimes women are boring. I any girl. Me I get both, the gossip Naw, never that, just I like to receivers inhistory. Who at BSU do State. This would make last year look can play With Madden all night, you and the treatment. record important events in my life , you think Isbeing underestImated? like a warm-up. The only thing that can't play with a chick all night. that happen. I wouldn't show it to Me. You're talking to him. In can stop us is us, and if we play like we Q: Okay, so like the rest of us many ways, I have suffered injuries. Q: Who knows more about my kids. But you know, you always played last week in Moscow, we will students you're a DttIe strapped for I have a whole lot of heart and I women, you or your boy Tone Mac? record important family events. stop ourselves. cash. What do you do if your date Adam could hold the camera, be my am determined. Not to say that Personally, I'm not worried. I've You knolfv'what I'm. sayin', my N°g orders the most expensive thing on cameraman. I'll be busy. nobody else on the team does. But already visualized success and it looks Tone Mac he real smooth with ladies the menut I am going to be a great football and feels beautiful. If we do what we and what not, but I think young Wow, well if I go on a date, she Q: How many of your teammates player for BSU. I don't think I know how to do, you should be getting Iovees takes that category. It's not better have a Visa card ready, naw, do you think pee in the shower? am underestimated as much as that feeling this year too. You've seen what you know it's how you apply it. I'll crack a little joke but I'll be All the lineman, no, they'll get me. overlooked. I'm just waitin' my turn. what we can do and we know what we But I think I win that one. serious about it. She better be willing I would say over 75 percent. But just can do. Now it's time to 'Prove It.' to give and receive. I'd probably be

,./: , THURSDAY) SEPTEMBER 18) 2003 ,SPORTS eorva1I1s from page 5 past couple of years, been In Big Ten _ gets 1right, coIege football doeSn't the top 25. and that bas helped us recruit better players: Mikell said. teams get light show. Its best teams The Broncos have looked very thrown a few rocks through can go to the MWC, WAC or BYMARKWlUCKER play physical. offense. Utah impressive, on defense far The Orange County Register some prestigious windshields. Conference USA champ, but so pounded Cal in the fourth this season. but will have their a running (KRT) Utah and Colorado State it never will, not when the BCS quarter'Plursday, and UNLV's work cur out for them this week. already have beaten Cal. formula rewards teams for Dominique Dorsey ran for 100 It will be very difficult to slow If boxing has so. disgusted San Diego State battled "strength of schedule," which yards at Wisconsin. down, let alone stop Oregon start 71-year-old Bob Arum that Ohio State hard before losing, favors power conference Tackling is encouraged. State's running attack. he plans to abandon it, there 16-13, at Columbus. Utah did teams who always play each The MWC (then- the WAC) Junior tailback Steven BYREID HANLEY are plenty of second careers the same at Texas A&M,losing, other. bune was once famous for Jim Jackson has already put up Chica/kR'W at hand. 28·26, because it couldn't cash No one is suggesting the McMahon, but now it brags on some impressive ,numbers Perhaps this crusader for a two-point conversion. MWC will produce one of Brian Urlacher, Brady Smith in his first three games. Last justice can take, over college Brigham Young was only the top eight teams this year, The Big Ten isn't likely to and Kabeer Gbaja-Biamlla. weekend against New Mexico football. . trailing by three points the but the point is that it never return to the days of "three ill. Other reasons: Most of last State, Jackson tallied 164 yards On Saturday night, Arum fourth quarter at USC. Then has that chance. The little yards and a cloud of dust," but year's, quarterback starters on 35 carries, and has 423 yards became so nauseated by the the Trojans pulled away, 35- guys have labeled the BCS a the running game has played a are back. Miami never did on the season. sight of Shane Mosley's raised 18: ' "cartel" and have even gone big part in the success of its top hire Sonny Lubick away from In 2002 he for 1690 hand that he announced he But the reason the Mountain to Congress to find a receptive ran teams this season. Colorado State. And Utah, total yards.' Jackson has also would take up no more new West needs an advocate like ear. While teams that have thanks to the 2002 Olympic averaged over 5 yards per carry boxing projects. Arum is that the college game This is basically the fault of relied on passing in their non- Winter 'Games, has a spiffy in the last two seasons. and 4.6 . On Saturday afternoon, John is already rigged. Only the Big Media. conference games have had new stadium. yards-per-carry -this season, Robinson's UNLV Rebels went Power Six conferences _ Pac- Because the BCS, and its problems, those running the But not even those who so he knows how to grind out to Wisconsin and won, 23-5. 10, Big Ten, Big East, ACC, sponsor, ABC, have told us this ball have not. The top five personally witness a MWC some tough yards. Using Arum's embittered SEC and Big 12 _ are allowed is a national championship, passing teams, Michigan State, breakthrough can get it right. Jackson's work on the logic, ,Wisconsin should have into the Bowl Championship we not only believe it but Wisconsin, Northwestern, On Saturday, ESPN's Pam ground is matched by equally -won a unanimous decision. Series, which purports to promote it. Purdue and Illinois have a Ward noted that UNLV will impressive reception statistics. Just' as Oscar De La Hoya identify a national champion But there never has been combined 7-7 record, while the begin conference play next He has compiled 189 yards on piled up more punches than and enriches the powerful. a "national champion" in top-five rushing teams are 12·3. 'tveek against Hawaii. Wrong. 12 receptions, giving him all Mosley, Wisconsin outgained Actually there are two at- college football because there Strength of non-conference. Hawaii is in the WAC. average of 15.8 yards per catch. UNLV, 291 yards to 187. large bids. never' has been a playoff to opponents varies, but it's clear NowthatArum has given up Jackson is the Beavers favorite But the Rebels used five One must go to Notre Dame determine one. rushing is never out of fashion. the fight to purify boxing, he weapon, but he may also be the takeaways to put another if all the Irish players pass their Why has the MWC No. 3 Michigan is the No. 1 can get right on this. only real explosive weapon in charm on the bracelet of the physicals. improved? For one thing, it rushing team in the country. Mountain West Conference. The other theoretically is no longer a high-altitude their arsenal. Not to be outdone, the Minnesota is sixth, Iowa is The conference has already 14th, Wisconsin is tied for Broncos have some weapons 30th and Northwestern is 51st. of their own. In addition The Wolverines" Gophers and to the eight receivers who Hawkeyes are 3-0. Wisconsin is average more than 10yards per 2-1 and Northwestern is 1-2. Virginia Tech, always ina rush; next up is Texas A&M reception, the Broncos have "I think certainly the senior running back David pendulum may swing back that Mikell. ending injury against Utah. Mikell has amassed 334 yards way (running game), although it Virginia Tech (2-0) can Jones rushed for 871 yards may not swing all the way back," BY RACHEL COHEN The Aggies plan to start former on just 40 carries, giving the The Dallas Morning News throw the ball - in fact, the and nine touchdowns last year, walk-on Scott Stickane in the Broncos an average of &.4 yards said Purdue coach Joe Tiller, (KRT) Hokies have more passing sharing time with Suggs. He is middle alongside freshman every time he touches the ball. whose passing offense helped than rushing yards this season. not expected to be slowed Justin Warren and senior Mikell had a breakout game change the perception of the COLLEGE STATION, Texas ButA&M coaches stressed Thursday by the two sprained Everett Smith. last week and hopes to put up conference as a conservative, - Any team would worry about that Virginia Tech's offense, wrists that knocked him out of Sophomore Archie more big yards this weekend at run-oriented group. its run defense before playing balanced as it is, still revolves the Hokies' last contest. Michigan, with the exception McDaniel, converted from Reser Stadium. Virginia Tech. The Hokles around the run. Torbush's respect for strongside linebacker, will "I just do what I can to help us of last season, always has been have ranked in the top 20 in "You want to try to put them Virginia Tech's running game back up Stickane, win games," Mikell said, - a running team. This season, the nation in rushing six of the in passing situations early," shows when he discusses how senior tailback Chris Perry has last 10 seasons. defensive coordinator Carl to defend Ernest Wilford, the rushed for 549 yards in three Texas A&M (2-0) faces Torbush said. athletic 6-4 receiver whose games to lead the country. the added uncertainty of The Hokies boast an ,52-yard catch set up the only Financial Wisconsin's Anthony Davis, having allowed 157 second- experienced offensive line, touchdown in the Hokies' 13-3 who suffered an ankle injury last half rushing yards in its last a good blocking fullback, a win at A&M last season. Questions? weekend, ranks eighth with 425 game and of fielding an mobile quarterback in Bryan The Aggies faced a potent yards and Iowa's Fred Russell is inexperienced, reshuffled Randall and a proven star in ground game in their last Personalized No. 20 with 340 yards. linebacking unit. running back Kevin Jones. outing, when Utah's Brandon Minnesota, which has played The Aggies' task Thursday Jones was rated the top Warfield rushed for 185 yards Answers! Tulsa, Troy State and Ohio, night in Blacksburg, Va., is recruit in the country by out of a one-back, spread doesn't have a back in the top tough but clear. Stop the run several publications coming formation. A&M will see a 'WADDELL 20. The Gophers, however, have -or else. out of high school and made different look from Virginia four tailbacks who have -been "Basically, the starting Tech's power running game,

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ate exhibited. items that are used constantly to this PHJTO IDJRTESY OF FOJGER~' BYJASON nniotrr A&EWriter day. From the cell phone to Olga Kern, a Russian naUve who has toured globally since 2000, The Arbiter traffic lights,from gas masks performs at Boise State on SundaySepl21. to mobile refrigeration. There exists in Julia Davis Coleman works hard to Park a place dwarfed by educate .and illustrate the institutions like the zoo and important achievements and Internationally the Idaho Historical Museum. ways of American life and Emotive in all its purpose, it American history. hides somewhere between Coleman asks the acclaimed pianist gazebos and roses and old community to "take and carry homes. Originally a church, the load. just make my job it has become a champion of easier, make the load lighter". Olga Kern to visit culture. a sanctuary for ideas And how? She needs a part- and knowledge. A priestess time volunteer assistant,' an of sorts guards it; a woman intern perhaps, to carry out named Kimetta Coleman some duties that she cannot Boise State who hopes to enlighten and attend to. She desperately dissolve unfounded ideals needs a desk, a real desk with and stigmas. a hutch, not a filing cabinet piece which Kern played when Coleman is the executive upon which her laptop BYJASON BRIGHT director at the Idaho Black A&EWriter fighting for the Van Cliburn , currently rests. She needs The Arbiter gold medal, as well as Brahms' History Museum. She came to donations for the next exhibit, Variations and Fugue on a the museum in October last which will cost nearly $6,000. year during its darkest hour On Sunday. Sept. 21, the Theme by Handel, Op. 24, but is infinitely important to and has since done everything 2003-2004 Student Union and Liszt's Reminiscences de the Boise region. humanly possible for the Classic Performances Series will Don Juan. Kern's ability has Dean Estes. an amazingly welcome the internationally prompted some of the most establishment. including the skilled sculptor, has crafted a sacrifice of her personal safety. acclaimed pianist Olga Kern as influential music critics to series of busts titled "dancers Coleman's story involves fear, its first of six performers. stammer praise for her. who dance upon injustice," The Classic Performances Writes Ronald Broun of The hope, and love. including Abraham Lincoln - "This is the best job and Series certainly didn't save the Washington Post, "Kern's and MotherTheresa. Coleman worst job you could ever have." best for last on this one. Kern musicality radiates off the stage solicited a bust of Dr. King Coleman explains between is said to be one of the finest and saturates the hall. and it from Estes, and he tentatively bouts oflaughter, her almond- pianists alive and displayed is joyously alive, immediately agreed to donate the project colored eyes seemingly her distinction in June of 2001 communicative, fragrantly to the Idaho Black History illuminating the entire room. by earning a gold medal at sensual, and almost visual in Museum. But the process is "Best because it allows you to the Van Cliburn International its intensity. Whatever it is, .not free. be creative. The worst part. Piano Competition. For those call it star quality, music likes Finally, and perhaps most again, is that breakdown in non-enthusiasts who simply Kern the way the camera liked importantly, she needs communication, working enjoy music but do not follow Garbo." the community to come alone, having your life it religiously, the Van Cliburn is Even if Kern's awesome PHJTO BY KRISTA ADAMS/THE ARBIlER in. Coleman wants to build threatened, not because akin to winning a Grammy and powers over the piano could a museum where anyone, you've done something Kern is further distinguished be ignored, the piano on which K1metta Coleman tho execuUve director ot tho Idaho Black History regardless of race, Carl enter wrong, or you pose a threat, because she is the first woman she is to perform cannot be. Museum asks thecommunlly for donaUons for the next exhibit, which and relax, converse, laugh, but because of the color in over 30 years to have won this Mayor Carolyn Terteling-Payne will cost nearly $6,000. and perhaps in passing learn of your skin and what you international accolade. and the Boise Philharmonic, something. "This is the soul represent. . Kern, a Russia native, who in conjunction with Dunkley But she cannot do it alone. "This museum is more than of the valley. She laughs. "The Coleman has come to began playing the piano at age Music have procured the grand Coleman uses the building just a museum." Coleman soul of the valley. where's represent a lot in the treasure five, has toured globally since Stienway Blue Piano. Named __ a church built entirely by said. "Where else can you it at?" It's certainly not at valley. Years ago she hosted 2000. She has performed at "The Rhapsody," this nine-foot African Americans in 1921-- as go in the state of Idaho and the Capitol Building, so why a successful gospel morning some of the most prestigious grand piano was built in tribute a metaphor for collaboration, I find anything about Mrican not the Idaho Black History show onthe radio, and at her venues .. such as the Salle to George Gershwin and is as both physically and culturally. Americans?" current post hopes to create Museum? Cortot in Paris, the Great Hall inspiring to see as to hear. She explains that although And this museum is more All she really needs is for a small mecca of cultural of the Moscow Conservatory The Classic Performances it was built solely by blacks, than just African American people to come in and answer perspective. She dreams. of and the Kennedy Center in Series will host a barrage of white people also helped by culture -- this is American a simple question: "What's a museum with three stories Washington DC, to name but talent this year, including providing some materials. culture. For example, on your story?" We .could all and permanent displays, an a few -- so Boise is lucky to see Ju-Young Beak, a noted violin Today the church once again display this September is learn a lot by simply asking office that is larger than most such an elevated musical talent. soloist and chamber musician. looks for help. and now it a showcase titled "Black that more often. BSU restrooms, an office in Among the songs to in February. For ticket should become a community Scientists and Inventors." in sharp contrast to her current be performed are Bachl information contact Select-a- project. which many important items Rachmaninoffs Prelude. seat at 426-1494 or online at cubicle .. 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He inspired iconoclastic outlaws such as Willie' poor people, working people. social causes," said Legendary singer/songwriter Johnny Cash died friday, September 12, 2003, due to complications of diabetes, Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson' Randy Noles. author of "Orange Blossom Boys," which resulted In respiratory failure. .' . to push the boundaries of the studio gloss that' a historical book about "The Orange Blossom dominated country music until the 1970s. ; Special," one of the songs that Cash helped make process for me. And iknow June is here with us. Two decades later, Cash would play songs by famous. "He wasn't like any country-western It was June Carter Cash who saved her because she ioved this place and she loved all of Tom Petty and Nine Inch Nails on a series of: singer I'd ever heard before." husband's life and career inthe.late1960s, when you," . .. critically acclaimed roots albumscrcatedin an ' Noles, 48. discovered Cash on the 1960s TV . his music was going off thetracks because of drug Even in f~ilirighealth, Cash continued to find unlikely alliance with rap producer Rick Rubin.' : variety show the singer hosted on ABC, He 'had " addiction and irrational outbursts. In a famous solace in IJlusic as he had since childhood. The video for "Hurt," the Trent Reznor song on; tuned in to see folksinger Bob Dylan,.but was incident, he once kicked out the footlights on the He was born Feb. 26. 1932, in Kingsland, Ark. Cash's most recent album, garnered airplay on' surprised to be mesmerized by Cash instead. stage of the Grand Ole Opry. His father, Ray. was a sawmill and railway worker VH1. MTV and CMT. It's a poignant combination' "Dylan was the coolest tlling I could imagine. She helped him kick aniph'etamines cold turkey who moved the family to Dyess, Ark., to work as of vintage clips, religious symbolism and new' but when I watched the show it turned it by relentlessly, searching the couple's Tennessee out part of a federal project to reclaim swampland footage of the ailing Cash, his face weathered and t wasn't Bob Dylan that impressed me, it was Cash. home to find the pills and flush them down the near the Mississippi River. Thefanlily's rugged fingers trembling. The show was so raw and dark and real. It was toilet. She al80 introduced him to fundamentalist rural existence woull1 become the fodder for Despite health problems, Cash was working' very stark and he was very stark, like somebody Christianity. several memorable songs. relentlessly on material for a new album at the; reached through the black-and-white TV set, Cash spoke about his wife at a brief, Cash sang about a childhood memory in the time of his death. grabbed me by the collar and said, 'You have to unannounced concert perfonnance recentlynear 1959 hit "Five Feet 'High and Risin· ... as well as . "He think he still strikes people like he did me: '\latch this,''' the Carter family home in Hiltons. Va., a show "Pickin' Time," "Christmas As I Knew It" and when I was 15," Noles said. "This generation sees~ Cash's death comes after the ioss of his second that drew several thousand fans without any "Cisco Clifton's Filling Station." the same things in him that I did. 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