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Students, bar owners air grievances Ryan Ford High on the list of concerns was the image "The amount of pressure we're getting out out with their underage friends puts people on of WSU as a party school. of this area - because of what's happening the road who probably should not be, Wymer The Daily Evergreen "It's difficult for a representative of stu- occasionally here - is really putting pressure said. Pullman bar owners and students addressed dents to justify to my constituents why there's on us," Prince said. Tavern operators and wholesalers voiced the Washington State Liquor Control Board such an emphasis on cracking down," WSU Assistant Dean of Students Cindy concerns that liquor board policies, especially with concerns about the enforcement of liquor ASWSU President Steve Wymer said. "It's Empey expressed displeasure with laws that those requiring registration of kegs, were hurt- laws Thursday aftemoon. hard for me to justify to my constituents why prohibit bars and dance clubs in Pullman from ing sales. The board works out of Olympia, but was I'm going to a gala tomorrow night with the allowing under-age students and legal drinkers "You've pretty much eliminated keg sales in the state of Washington," said Les Jasper. meeting in Pullman to gauge response to pro- most important alumni of our university, and to mix at their establishments. posed liquor law changes. Liquor board the alcohol will be flowing with five or six "We want the students to have venues for owner of Frontier Distributing. Wymer agreed it was becoming more diffi- Chainnan Eugene Prince said the board holds bars open." consumption of alcohol," Empey said. cult to run a tavern. monthly meetings in different places around Prince and Bob Stamper, agent-in-charge of Empey used The Beach in Moscow as an "Every college student thinks it would be a enforcing Washington's liquor Jaws in Eastern example of such a venue. the state. great idea to come back to this town and open Only two members of the board were pre- Washington, said the liquor board's activities Wymer echoed Empey's statement of sup- up a bar," Wymer said. "I don't think many sent at the meeting. Prince and Jesse Farias said in this area are in response to complaints. port for a mixed-age establishment. students would want to open a bar if they knew the third member of the board, Charlie Brydon, Stamper said the agency is understaffed in this "Not every student has a beer bong hanging the drama bar owners go through." could not attend the meeting because he was in region and is not able to regularly monitor from their ceiling," he said. Finland to learn about its liquor system. licensed establishments. Forcing students to go to Moscow to hang See Uquoron page3 police searching Does African American philosophy exist? for assault suspect will Koenig The Daily Evergreen

police released a sketch of a man suspected of assaulting a male student while he was jogging Tuesday night. The 18-year-old student was jogging along Olympia Avenue near Observatory Drive at about 10 p.m. when another man appeared and demanded his wallet, WSU Police Sgt. Don Maupin said. The student told police the Police composite sketch assailant demanded his wal- "No weapon was displayed let, which he did not have. at any time," Maupin said. The assailant fled the area The student was struck, after a brief chase and fight with the victim, Maupin said. SeeAssaulton page 4 Forum speaks out against date rape Mandee Merrill Services; and Laura Guillen, graduate student in counsel- The Daily Evergreen ing psychology. WSU staff and students The first topic of discus- participated in an open forum sion was to define exactly what rape is. For instance, is Thursday night. where they it considered rape if both par- discussed the definition, ties are drunk? aspects and how to deal with Luboski told the group the date rape. legal definition of rape is The Realities of College when one individual forces Date Rape open forum began another to have sex against with a skit put on by Yvonne their will. If one of the indi- Rodriguez, a member of the viduals is so intoxicated that Las Mujeres Unldas group, they can't give consent, it is and Meadow Rodriguez, also considered rape, she another participant at the said. event. "When both people are The skit centered on a intoxicated, the finger is male and a female who always pointed at the guy," became intoxicated at a party Meadow Rodriguez said. "It and could not remember takes away accountability ll-iE DAILYEVERGREEN/CHRIS SORENSEN what they did that night. from the female (when both Lucius Outlaw Jr., a professor of philosophy from Haverford College in Pennsylvania, presents a debate on Following the skit was an are intoxicated)." the existence of African American philosophy. The seminar was the 38th Frank Potter Memorial Lecture in open discussion led by .the Another issue discussed Todd Auditorium. Outlaw will be speaking again today about an essay by W.E.B. DuBois at 3:30 p.m. in the Rodriguezes; Jennifer Bundy Reading Room. The seminar is sponsored by the Department of Philosophy. Luboski of WSU Counseling See Forumon page4

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JoY Goetding Continued from front page The Daily Evergreen Bill Townsend,. owner of "Der Litten Haus" in Clarkston, com- Associates, friends and family of plained about officers being too Susan E. Wohld gathered last ni.ght strict in recommending closure after in the Lighty Student Services build- underage or over-serving violations. ina to say "bon voyage." "We don't make deals," Farias cWohld. WSU's Associate said in response. "If you violate the Director of International programs, law, we will shut you down for is retiring after 24 years. seven days." "Susan is one of the most rare Prince announced the board was human beings I know." said Mary looking to clean up the liquor laws. Ullrich, a former foreign student Someone in the audience sug- adviser. "She is so dedicated to her gested rewriting the liquor laws work that she practically lives and from scratch. breathes it. I have always told her "What we have here is a mish- that her only fault is that she is way mash of rules which has been contin- to humble." uously added to and modified since Wohld works with international 1933," the audience member stated. scholars, monitors government regu- Another concern raised during lations and writes numerous expla- the meeting was whether a server nations of those regulations for should be held responsible for an WSU's student/scholars hiring and intoxicated customer. host department. "Basically, you have to babysit Wohld works alongside two other them," Stamper said. full-time advisers, Uta Hutnak and During the meeting, Larry Jan Hu, and one part-time adviser, Higgins, manager of the liquor store Karen Lovrovich. They work with in Pullman, read off sales figures for the students and scholars from abroad Whitman County. to achieve their educational goals. Higgins said the Pullman store "I think that in order for our stu- had approximately $1.5 million in dents and scholars to benefit from sales last year. Of that, approximate- lHE DAILYEVERGREEN!HSlu-cHU, CHUNG the program they have to feel that ly $160,000 was distributed to the After 24 years working as an international advisor, Susan Wohldwill retire Oct. 1. they are an integrated part ofWSU," 'city of Pullman. Wohld said. "One of the nicest mem- coming to WSu. being able to see how others viewed month trip around the United States. ''That $1.5 million is up 47 per- ories that Iwill have is that Ihad the As a young woman, Wohld had the United States. "Susan dedicated her life to this cent from the low points in 1980 opportunity to meet and work with and 1993, when the liquor store had the opportunity to study in France, After selling her home in job and the university, and for that some of the most interesting, well- sales of a little more than where she gained a better under- Pullman, Wohld plans to move to the she deserves to go out with a stand- informed and talented individuals. $900,000," Higgins said. standing of her own country by Oregon coast and take an eight- ing ovation," Ullrich said. For example over the years we have had internationally recognized scien- tists. a renowned opera singer, a presidential adviser"and an Olympic gold medal winner, Wohld's specialty - and one of the most important parts of her job _ is knowing the immigration laws and regulations, which Wohld said change frequently. "Her expense and knowledge has always been incredible. In her 20- me years here she had to be one of so .. I the top experts on immigration aws. She was like a lawyer without the degree and the nasty jokes," Ullrich said. Wohld worked at Portland State University and taught foreign lan- guage at various high schools around Washington and Oregon before

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'X" marks the spot AsSAULT: 'This kind of assault is very rare.)

Continued from front page The search for witnesses may be unsuccessful Maupin said. He was transported to Pullman Memorial because the area is isolated and few people travel at that Hospital and treated for scratches and abrasions before time of night, Maupin said. being released. This kind of assault is very rare, Maupin said. lbi.' The suspect is a white male, 6-foot 2-inches tall, is the first case of a man demanding a wallet from between 20 and 30 years old with dark hair and a short another man on the WSU campus that he said he know.' goatee. He was wearing a blue baseball cap backwards. of. "What's important now is getting the information out Anyone who has information about this case may call to the public," Maupin said. the WSU Police Department at 335-8548.

FORUM: Counseling servicesis available for rape victims Continued from front page , ~ It makes me so mad she did know they will investigate a was is it still considered to be rape if rape case only as far as the victim the victim, after already having said (that only two rapes wants it to go. Student Affairs will no, asks the perpetrator to use a con- were reported last year) do the same thing, she said. dom? because it makes it Luboski did advise if a victim is Luboski said in court, it still planning on prosecuting for rape. it would be considered . rape. seem like there's not is a good idea to go to a: hospital and Participants in the forum agreed it is a problem here, and get checked out for physical evi- still rape, and to consider it other- there is." dence. wise would encourage victims to Luboski said WSU Counselin,' keep silent to avoid any perceived Ywnne Rodriguez, Services is always available for ra; sense of guilt. member victims. This semester, they are The discussion turned to whether Las Mujeres Unldas sponsoring a sexual assault group other sexual activity besides inter- for women and a support group for course is considered rape. men who have been through trauma. "By legal definition, rape is inter- two rapes were reported) because it she said. course," Luboski said. "Other makes it seem like there's not a The rest of Las Mujeres Unfdae: unwanted advances are sexual problem here, and there is," Yvonne workshops, which will range in aca- assault: obscene phone calls, touch- Rodriguez said. demic and social topics, will be hdd ing, photographs - there's a whole Many participants in the discus- every other Thursday, with the next range of sexually inappropriate sion said they were concerned with event scheduled for Oct. 7. behavior that's illegal." who to tum to in the case of a rape. Yvonne Rodriguez said the stu- When asked about the prevalence One participant said she heard dent-run, women-only organization

lHE DAILY EVERGREEN/JEFF WHITNEY of date rape on the WSU campus, from one of her friends not to go to is attempting to reach out to everv, Luboski said it happens, but it does the WSU police because they would one in Pullman, both men and Jake Dahl, a junior majoring in civil engineering, measures the not necessarily get reported. Only encourage the victim not to report a women. angle and distance between two points during class Thursday two rapes were actually reported last rape - to try and keep it hushed. "We're trying to educate ~the morning in the field behind Thompson Hall. year, she said. Luboski said she did not know community about women's issues .. "It makes me so mad (that only the policies of the WSU police, but Rodriguez said. .

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McKay said he AUBURN - Hard feelings were evident as support- believe those numbers. prison. went into a rage when Peters said ers and opponents squared off at a public hearing over an Many of the opponents' comments focused on poten- Jesse McKay, 23, was sen- she wanted him out of her life. amphitheater project proposed by the MuckIeshoot tial trafficjams. tenced Wednesday by U.S. McKay said he recalled grab- Indian Tribe. Tribal representative Walter Pacheco said the tribe had District Judge Robert Whaley for bing' a knife, but blacked out and About 300 people showed up for Wednesday's hear- no choice about the amphitheater's location. second-degree murder. did not remember stabbing Peters. ing, which was the only public chance to comment on the "That's where we live," Pacheco said of the tribe's McKay killed 25-year-old Jody The case was heard in federal $30 million, ;20,OOO-seatWhite River Amphitheatre reservation. "These are our land resources. This is what Peters last Oct. 29 in a home near court because McKay and Peters before a .final environmental impact report is issued, we have to make our community better." Wapato. The couple's child, 1- were members of the Yakama probably m January. Other tribal members added they don't want noise and month-old Jesse McKay Jr., was in Indian tribe, and the crime A draft report, released last month, concluded the traffic problems any more than other area residents. the room at the time. occurred on tribal land. Tribe can adequately reduce the effects of traffic, noise The tribe began building the amphitheater in June and glare. The amphitheater is located amid farmland 1997 but halted construction a year later after a federal Car ferry halts runs to British Columbia seven miles southeast of downtown Auburn. judge ordered a more complete environmental review. Enumclaw resident Jill Jensen, co-chairwoman of The tribe hopes to resume construction and complete the SEATTLE - The Princess five-year lease, paying the Citizens for Safety & Environment, criticized amphithe- project by the summer of 200 I. Marguerite, the only car-carrying province $120,000 a year. The ater backers for downplaying the number of major shows State and federal agencies must approve permits and ferry running between Seattle and ship is owned by Victoria Lines expected each year - five or six each summer - and determine the project complies with environmental laws. Victoria, British Columbia, has Inc., a subsidiary of the British halted operations - probably for Columbia Employment and good. Investment Ministry. Clipper Navigation Inc. of The province indicated it will Releasing wedding butterflies Seattle stopped sailing the money- not operate the Princess losing ship on Labor Day and turned over control of the vessel to Marguerite as a Seattle-Victoria car ferry, Bryan said. may hurt the environment the British Columbia government. "We are officially part of her In addition to Victoria Clipper's Associated Press loons can kill wildlife. But they also may mate with history," said Darrell Bryan, exec- passenger-only service, people And butterflies? .native species, introduce disease and utive vice president and general can reach Vancouver Island from SEATTLE - It's hard to know Releasing the insects is the latest compete for shrinking habitat, say manager of Clipper Navigation. Washington state by car-carrying how to celebrate a wedding these wedding fad, but wildlife experts say experts at the state Department of The company had operated the ferries from Port Angeles and days. that's a bad idea, too. Fish and Wildlife. 450-foot vessel since 1997under a Anacortes, and by air services. Some people don't like to throw "Butterflies look like flying flow- "It's definitely not good for the rice, believing it can be fatal to ers, and they're associated with environment, and the potential for Elwha ferry may have had software malfunction birds that eat the uncooked grain, beauty and love," said Adell Endres unintended consequence is high," SEATTLE - Officials suspect "until we find the doggone although bird experts say that's an of Port St. Lucie, Fla., who sells the state wildlife biologist Ann Potter a computer software malfunction thing," said Washington State urban legend. Confetti is litter. insects over the Internet through said. "It's long-lasting environmen- caused the state ferry Elwha to Ferries' senior port captain, Mark Deflated remains of released bal- Butterflies by Adell. tal pollution." crash into a dock at Orcas Island Nitchman. earlier this month. Data from the Elwha's comput- The 382-foot ferry, carrying erized propulsion-control system 158 passengers and 37 vehicles, indicate when the skipper tried to slammed into the Orcas landing reverse engines to slow the boat as Sept. 8, damaging the dock and it approached the dock, electric leaving some passengers stranded current never got through to the until limited car-ferry service drive motor. NO APPOINTMENT • STOCK OR CUSTOM DUAL EXHAUSTS could be restored. 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Associated Press could also demand punitive damages. Baucus has refused to comment on the par- for her and be sane and have a family." The allegations came out after Baucus fired ticulars of Niedermeier's allegations but said: Mrs. Baucus, an anthropologist, painter and HELENA, Mont. - In 1994, as the sexual Niedermeier in August for what he said was a "Let me state, unequivocally, that I have never, writer who is the senator's second wife, has harassment scandal that forced Bob Packwood brutal management style that made work intol- under any circumstances, sexually harassed been married to him for 16 years. She has dis- erable for his staff. from the Senate heated up, Sen. Max Baucus Christine Niedermeier." missed Niedermeier's accusations and stood stepped forward to endorse a bill that would Niedermeier, 47 and single, said Baucus Baucus said he fired Niedermeier after by her husband. make Congress subject to the same workplace never touched her improperly. But she said the being confronted with a revolt by staff mem- "If there was any doubt in my mind at all, it laws as businesses. 57-year-old married man began hitting on her bers fed up with her belittling and abusive would be creating problems, but it's not," she shortly after she went to work for him in 1998. "It is high time for Congress to play by the treatment. He said 36 of 39 staffers signed a said. Baucus would comment frequently on her same rules it sets for other Americans," the petition complaining about her. Several The law Niedermeier is expected to invoke appearance in front of others, and quiz her Montana Democrat said in support of what employees threatened to resign. was passed in early 1995 in the middle of the about her boyfriends and her dates, she said. would become the Congressional "The reason I let her go was basically scandal over allegations that Packwood had He asked her to take weekend trips together Accountability Act. because of the way she was mistreating my sexually harassed more than two dozen and compared her with his wife, Wanda, Now, five years later, his former top aide is staff," Baucus said. "I'm angry that she has 'women, many of whom had worked in his Niedermeier said. abused my staff for such a long period of time about to use that law to accuse Baucus himself Senate office. The Oregon Republican Last October, she said, the senator asked and in such a harmful and hurtful way." of sexual harassment. resigned in late 1995. her to accompany him on a trip to San Diego Former Baucus employees flooded Christine Niedermeier is expected to file a Although Baucus apparently never com- around her birthday. She refused and he was reporters with horror stories about working for grievance with Congress this week alleging the mented publicly on the scandal, he did vote for disappointed, later questioning her about her Niedermeier and praise for Baucus. And 38 four-term senator fired her as chief of staff for public hearings by the Senate Ethics personal life, she said. female former employees signed a letter Committee. shunning more than a year of sexual advances. "He was expressing a form of jealousy that defending Baucus as a "man of highest integri- Earlier this month, he said he supports the Baucus has' vehemently denied any sexual I spent my birthday with someone else," she ty." complaint process created by the law and harassment. said. "I was first embarrassed and blushed, "I resigned because of Ms. Niedermeier," dared Niedermeier to use it. "If she believes A grievance could lead to Niedermeier's then I tried to make light of it. I gave him every said Jan Metzmaker, former field director for that I sexually harassed her, then she should lay receiving damages for lost wages and getting possible signal I could to let him know I one of Baucus' offices in Montana. "It was her case out on the table - and under oath," her job back. If the case goes to court, she wasn't interested." way too stressful. It was too difficult to work he said. Mars Orbiter vanishes Virginia teachers frustrated Associated Press exploration budget and the agency is trying to show that it can design PASADENA, Calif. - A $125 "faster, cheaper and better" mis- by inadequate class software sions. million NASA spacecraft that had traveled 416 million miles to Mars NASA officials said failures are Associated Press "Technology Counts," a survey of the nation's to be expected, since probes are vanished Thursday as it was about teachers and state education technology policies, now being launched every 26 to go into orbit around the Red ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Teachers are getting more appeared in the newspaper Education Week. months. They also pointed to their Planet and was feared destroyed. computers in their classrooms, but they have to wade "Politicians wire the classrooms and think they are successes, such as the Mars It was the second time in six through stacks of CD-ROMS and computer diskettes done," publisher Virginia Edwards said. "But that's not Global Surveyor spacecraft and years that a NASA spaceship was that do not meet their students' needs, a report said the all. the Mars Pathfinder, which landed caseat lost just as it reached Mars. Thursday. on the planet with a little rover to Teachers reported that the available learning soft- The Mars Climate Orbiter, much acclaim in 1997. While govemment officials declare school technolo- ware material does not match state or school district which was on a mission to study "When you're launching mis- gy a national mission and pledge to connect every standardized tests, cannot nin on underpowered class- the planet's weather and look for sions at such a such a vast and classroom to the Internet, they are not investing enough room computers, consumes too much instruction time signs of water, apparently flew too rapid a rate, there is simply statis- time and money in software, the report concludes. and can cost too much. close to the Martian atmosphere tically a greater' trend that you're and broke apart or burned up, the going to have a loss," said Carl space agency said. Pilcher of NASA's Office of Space Human or software error was Exploration. probably to blame. NASA said .As the probe flew behind Mars, mechanical problems were ruled controllers expected to lose its sig- out. nal briefly, then regain it at 2:26 The apparent loss, after the $1 a.m., as it came back into view. billion Mars Observer probe dis- But controllers quickly learned appeared in 1993, comes as that the probe's closest approach Congress is threatening to cut a was about 12Y2miles under the large portion of NASA's space lowest survivable altitude.

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Despite what you in its stated aim of curbing teen-drug use. In a may think, our nation's 1995 study, commissioned and funded by the failed War on Drugs Failure and blind faith: California Department of Education, wasn't lost in the streets. researchers found D:A.R.E. and similar pro- Or in the courtrooms. Or grams "lack credibility with the state's teen- even in Latin America. Rethinking D.A.R.E. agers and fail to reach the students most at risk Where this country of using drugs." The studies concluded these failed most miserably is programs are a waste of time and money. This in our classrooms. with was so disturbing to the California our children. Department of Education, they buried the For the past sixteen Keith report. It later was picked up by the highly years, our nation's ele- respected Educational Evaluation and Policy Ancker mentary and high school Analysis Review Journal. Commentary educators have been The most damaging conclusions are found repeating as gospel the in a study completed by the Criminal Justice same tired mantra over and over again, Department at the University of IlIinios- "DAR.E'" Chicago. Head of UIC's criminal justice In addition to the hundreds of millions of department and former D.A.R.E. proponent, dollars our government has wasted trying to Professor Dennis Rosenbaum concluded chil- bring a stop to drug trafficking, they have pid- dren who are exposed to D.A.R.E. used just as dled away a fairly impressive amount on many drugs as those not in the program. drug-abuse education. Not to say drug-abuse Furthermore, he found D.A.R.E. may be education isn't a good thing, or isn't neces- responsible for an increase in drug use among sary. Teaching children about the dangers of children and teen-agers in suburban areas. His abuse and addiction is the most important part study showed in suburban areas, those who of fighting these dangers. had been exposed to and participated in the But the road to hell is paved with good program actually had significantly higher intentions, and if the methods of educating our usage rates than those who had not been in the children about these dangers is flawed. the program. In the words of James A. Holstein, a results have the potential to be disastrous. sociology professor at Marquette University, D.A.R.E. - Drug Abuse Resistance the UIC study found "suburban students ... Education - was started in 1983 by Los appear to exhibit a 'boomerang' effect." Angeles Chief of Police Darryl Gates. Holstein's own research supports this notion. Intended to curb adolescent drug use, the pro- Problems with the program run the gamut, gram consists of police officers who use a from the way it undermines the credibility of variety of teaching techniques; they go into its authority figures, to its hefty price tag - classrooms and educate children about the $750 million annually and nationally, accord- inherent dangers of drugs and how to resist ing to its own figures, to its lack of effective- them. ness. And it has support. Politicians, teachers, Some critics point out one of D.A.R.E.'s cops and parents all love D.A.R.E. It's high biggest flaws is the unrealistic approach it profile, it's visible, and according to takes in grouping certain soft drugs, such as University of Kentucky professor of sociolo- marijuana, in the same category as hard drugs gy Richard R. Clayton, it is the most popular like heroin and cocaine. and supported program "because it makes all Children and teens hate being lied to by the important groups (parents, teachers, adminis- people they are supposed to trust. When these trators, police, politicians) 'feel good.' " children look around and see their peers using Despite this popularity, an increasing pot without any serious negative side effects amount of evidence shows D.A.R.E. has, in - despite what was drilled into them by the words of one Justice Department spon- authority figures like D.A.R.E. counselors - sored study, a "limited to essentially nonexis- they are likely to believe were lied to. When tent effect on drug use." that happens, they will start wondering what A flood of studies in the past years rejected else they were lied to about, like cocaine, or any claims D.A.R.E. is effective or successful See Ancker on page 9 Technology markets not as stable as people think

The classic Greek ority alone. not only as good as people make it, but it is wanted them anymore after a long string of story of Oedipus, a While the PlayStation2 looks like an excit- also people that must drive technology. bad press criticized Apple for the previous mighty king of Thebes ing system, it has only recently been Anyone can "make a better mousetrap." incident. Either way, Apple lost money. that unkowingly brought announced. Technical superiority will give But if the makers of the better mousetrap han- A corporation must drive its own technolo- about his own downfall, Sony an advantage over their competition, but dle it incorrectly, then no one will buy it. This gy; giving people reasons to invest in it while had a moral to the story: it does not mean their competition will be is why the best technologies have a balanced . making sure it is available. Never judge the life of destroyed outright. If anyone expects any amount of marketing and production manage- Meanwhile, consumers should remember something until it ends. product's technological superiority to sell the ment behind them. that bigger does not alwaysmean better- Unfortunately, there product by itself, then they are bound to be A technology company needs to market its . that new technology never guarantees success are people these days disappointed. products appropriately to get consumers to in the marketplace. who are quick to judge Nick Ask anyone who owns or owned an Amiga buy them. However if the company's produc- Getting back to Sony: They seem to have the life of new technolo- computer, OS/2, Betamax VCR, or a Newton tion is not up to speed with the marketing, or production and marketing plans in place for Zitzmann gy before it is even Messagef'ad PDA. All four products were vice versa, the quantity supplied and demand- the PlayStation2. This is good; it shows that Commentary released. technologically superior to their competition, ed will fallout of alignment. Sony is putting people behind its technology. Sony Computer but sold poorly in the general consumer mar- Apple Computer got into this situation However, like the Oedipus example, it is dif- Entertainment recently ket. All four products were outsold by their once with its Macintosh computers. Through ficult to predict whether the system will suc- announced their futuristic home entertain- . "inferior" competition, and either marketed its advertisements and promotions throughout ceed or fail based on technology alone. ment system, tenatively titled the poorly or outrnarketed by the competition. 1995, the Macintosh became so popular that "PlayStation2," and some people are already Some people think that technology drives people demanded more Macs than Apple • Nick Zitzmann will return your call if you saying the new product will dominate its itself, that technology alone will sell itself. could supply. A few months and one CEO leave a message at 335-1140 competition based on its technological superi- This has been proven untrue. Technology is later, production of Macs was up, but no one TIlE BOONDOCKS by AARON MCGRUDER

YOU'RE OOGGONE RIGIIT I'M MAO. I WAS OREAMlN'A~ Unsigned ed~orials are the majority vote 01 OORO"THY OANORIOGE. IN "THE the ed~orial board. The editorial board is composed 01 Matt Smylie. Vicki Rothrock, CARMEN JONES ORESS. Jeremy Stiles, Chris Chancellor, Keith Ancker, ANP ME. FISHING... Ryan Ford and Kevin German. The views .in•.~_~OREAM I EVER HAP expressed are those 01 the indMdual authors and not necessarily those 01 The Daily IN MY lifE _ Evergreen stall, management or advertisers, or -, the WSU Board 01Regents. Letters to the editor - typed - may be mailed or brought to Edward R. Murrow Center 122, or e-mailed to [email protected]. All letters under 200 words are considered for publication. A name, signature and phone number must accompany all letters. The Daily Evergreen reserves the right to ed~ for space, libel, obscene material and clarity. PAGES Tm: DAILY EVERGREEN • FRIDAY, SEPfEMBER 24, 1999 Central Asia at the boiling point: The end of the post-Soviet era? BISHKEK, is not involved in the crisis. Kyrgyzstan -- Four people died and 16 were What began a injured in that raid. Kyrgyz officials, .I.lUl& few weeks ago understandably enough, have asked as a bizarre the Uzbeks to back off. border raid by But Uzbekistan, which views Islamic funda- itself as a regional peacekeeper and mentalists in a powerbroker, is furious, and remote area of President Islam Karimov of what is already Uzbekistan has ordered the Uzbek- Ted Rail the most Kyrgyz border closed. remote place This is the first time since the Syndicated on Earth, has Soviet collapse in 1991 that border Columnist rapidlyescalat- tensions among the southern break- ed into a away republics (Turkmenistan, volatile crisis that threatens to end Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, eight years of entente among the Kazakhstan and Tajikistan) has led breakaway republics of the former to a wholesale collapse of relations. Soviet Union. In a region groaning with the largest On Aug. 21 a group of Islamic oil deposits in the world, but where fundamentalists led by Uzbek rebel the great mass of people eam $20 to NOT GNI.'l Allt l\ItIlE Dzhuma Namangani left their base $30 per month, social stability is in NJIIaVS lWO EaIlAUY in Tajikistan - a former Soviet repub- short supply. VtAIlE PoIton'i ~ ~\EIJ lic to the west of China that has been Add the threat of Taliban- and fOR £VaN liP!( I llteRE ()tI aMY IlE reduced to anarchy and U.N. parti- Iran-sponsored Muslim radicals, the tion -- and crossed into southern EXAC1l'l 1'-0 ~ open secret that some of these OPINIONS'. Kyrgyzstan, a nation so dominated nations still have nukes and the rise by its mountains that it's often called of a mafia-run kleptocracy, and the Central Asials Switzerland. only glue holding these gerryman- There the gunmen -- estimated by dered states (Stalin purposefully Kyrgyz officials at 600 to 1,000 -- carved them up so that no ethnic severely restricting access to both through, albeit minus the grapes, Bank loans who stole the cash -- the seized about a dozen hostages, four group would ever dominate any countries. which weren't seedless anyway. one thing that people value the most, of them Japanese geologists looking republic) is diplomatic stability. The Uzbek-Kazakh checkpoint at It's difficult to convey the free movement, has been taken away foroi!. As of Monday, the only way to Saryages, normally a sleepy, dusty heightened sense of imminent col- from them. Although six Uzbek moun- travel between Uzbekistan and outpost where a lone border police- lapse here in Bishkek, especially in a Here in Kyrgyzstan, cemeter- taineers were released, the number Kyrgyzstan was to enter man waves vehicles through with the city finally beginning to recover ies line the roads in homage to the of hostages has been revised upward Kazakhstan, which borders both ease of driving from Ohio to from last year's most recent fiscal Kyrgyzls recent history of to include Kyrgyz officials and sol- countries to the north, and then cut Michigan, has become choked with freefall, this one caused by a whole- nomadism. diers being held in six villages back south. thousands of confused people trying sale currency devaluation. Even if you're dead, you should at ensconced in virtually inaccessible But as I crossed the border on foot to get home but being shaken down The street lights that were broken least enjoy the sight of people travel- gorges and mountain passes. -- neither buses nor the Trans- by border policeman on both sides. when 1was here in 1997 are still out, ing back and forth. Two Uzbek jet fighters, called Caspian Railway are running due to A six-hour trip became a 20-hour but both the traffic signals and the You can't confine people like this in by the Kyrgyz government to help the conflict -- along with a stream of odyssey by taxi, on foot and by bus; airport are operational again. behind .artificial borders for long their ground forces, escalated mat- traders, refugees and ordinary citi- I was hit up for bribes ranging from Just as life seems to offer hope -- without asking for trouble. ters by first bombing Tajikistan by zens trying to conduct business a bunch of grapes (!) to $200 at each meaningful improvements in living More troubling for America, mistake, and then bombing the along the old Silk Road, it became of seven checkpoints -- only my standards have been enjoyed by only Kyrgyz village of Kara-Teiit, which clear that Kazakh officials are journalist credentials got me a few hundred beneficiaries of World See RaIl on page 9

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24tn & 25tn THE DAILY EVERGREEN • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1999 . PAGE. 9 ANCKER: *have a growing body of evidence D.A.R.E. is a failure) may have negative effects Continued from page 7 we be so accepting of educational failure if our inhaled annually by inertia bound cops and that it may be a failure. Failure is a subjec- maybe heroin. high school English classes were only able to out-of-touch politicians? tive concept, though. I suppose', if you There also are problems with D.A.R.E.'s teach one student in thirty to write a coherent Of course, all of this may seem a little lower your standards, even unofficially, curriculum, which critics point out offers .no sentence? abstract. Everything referred to here was you can convince yourself you. are suc- flexibility to address specific community Why is it that despite sixteen years of gov- culled from sources outside of Pullman. So, ceeding at your goals. issues. Those deviating from the prescribed ernment sponsored propaganda and education, what is the attitude of local law enforcement to Their refusal to accept the truth is tanta- program are in danger of losing federal funds, we have a growing amount of reliable evi- D.A.R.E.? Officer Bill Gardener is the mount to telling America that despite the something few local governments are willing dence D.ARE. is a failure and may even have Pullman Police Department's D.A.RE. pro- rhetoric, despite our government's promise to lose. negative effects on some teen drug use. gram coordinator. Unfortunately for this com- of a better future for your children, despite Instead of pushing for more effective anti- How could it be, despite sixteen years of munity, his attitudes towards the program all of the posturing and lip service, it isn't drug programming, many communities con- the D.ARE. program, all we have in support seem to mirror those of D.A.R.E. proponents tinue to teach D.A.RE. simply because there of its effectiveness is anecdotal evidence given nationwide. your children that are important, it is their is no alternative. They are left with the choice to us by those who have the most to gain from When asked how realistic DA.RE.'s stated egos and their pride which come first. of an ineffective program, a program serious- D.A.RE.'s continued existence, and a single mission is, Officer Gardener responded, "I It seems the folks who are supposed to ly inadequate due to lack of funds or no pro- study whose results are contradicted by every don't put a lot of thought into how realistic be looking out for our .best interests would gram at all. other study done on the subject? D.A.R.E.·s goals are." Furthermore, when rather continue full speed towards a brick One of the standard responses to these crit- Why is it that after sixteen years and who asked about its effectiveness Officer Gardener wall, then apply the brakes, admit their icisms could be boiled down to "even if we are knows how many of billions of dollars spent replied, "One of the unspoken goals of own inadequacy and look for a better solu- reaching only one kid, it's worth it" Repeated on "educating" our youth, the only result D.A.R.E. is to delay experimentation." tion. over and over again by cops and counselors D.AR.E. has produced is the sucking sound It seems even some of those who support • Keith Ancker will return your call if you alike, this statement begs the question, would of $750 million of our tax dollars being the program have begun to admit privately leave a message at 335-1140. Toymaker recalls lights Letter-to the Editor Associated Press lodge and cause the batteries to over- heat or leak. Greek Row responds to recent criticism of its drinking WASHINGTON - Toymaker The Consumer Product Safety Playmobile is recalling some 5,500 Commission, which announced the habits, berates writer for being biased, unprofessional toy flashlights that came with its recall Wednesday, said the toy sets Editor, Evergreen would resort to this both opinionated and intolerable. Coastal Search and Rescue Boats toy had been sold from July through I am responding to the article in unethical behavior. .Whether one drinks or not is a per- sets because the spring in the flash- September for about $40 and came your September 20, 1999 issue titled secondly, some of your facts are sonal matter, and is not forced by light's battery compartment can dis- . with a boat, raft, diver and c!aptain. ."Activities affecting grades of Greek wrong. Did you consider that the any sorority chapter on this campus. frosh." I usually read your constant majority of freshman sorority Drinking is not a direct link to poor negative articles about the Greek women live in the residence halls grades. system with a grain of salt, but I am their entire first year? Did you count In addition, I request that when completely appalled at both the arti- their grades as being "Greek" or as you feel like bashing the Greek sys- cle's focus, as well as the standards "independent?" Check your facts tem please remember the hundreds that the Evergreen used in publish- before you print of hours in community service pro- ing it Finally, any article concerning jects, philanthropies, donations, and First of all, the fact that the article grades of students in the Greek sys- other positive things that members is a front page headline sickens me. tem should not include the issue of partake in. The issue is not front page material. alcohol. Drinking occurs in resi- Your fairness in reporting issues Like you, I am a communication dence halls, as well as the Greek sys- would be greatly appreciated. major and I realize that Journalists tem. The statement "within the are tempted to overdramatize issues Greek system, that peer pressure KaraRosman in order to attract readers. I am could lead to drinking instead of Kappa Alpha Theta incredibly disappointed that the studying," made by Mr.Jorgensen is Junior, Broadcast News

Continued from page 8 which props up the "stans" ex-com- munist strongmen with CIA cash. We're deeply entrenched both politically and economically in a region that is unviable in both respects. Now that fissures are beginning to appear, it's time to alter America's role in this whole mess. The only problem is, of course: Who the hell knows where Kyrgyzstan is anyway? • Ted Rail is a cartoonist and columnist for Universal Press Syndicate

CUB REDWOOD BENCH Wednesday, September, 29 Downtown 10:00-3:00 Moscow, next to Stop by for more info the fountain Whitworth College, MS 0701 . Spokane, W~ 99251(509)777-3769 883-1150 or 1-800-929.;.6894 PAGE 10 THE DAILY EVERGREEN • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1999 Gunfire rattles East Timor Serbs Associated Press matic fire as they drove through the Australian- this week, with about 3,000 soldiers on the and British-controlled.sectors of Dili. ground as of midday Thursday and 4,500 yet to form DILl, East Timor - Gunfire crackled across No one was hurt, and the soldiers were not come. East Timor's chaotic capital Thursday, sending caught. But the incident demonstrated how jittery Cosgrove warned the militias against provoca- civilians scrambling for shelter and peacekeepers the multinational troops are as they face the tion. defense for their rifles in what was seen as a test of multi- prospect of deadly confrontations with anti-inde- "If they carry those weapons openly, if they national authority in the province. pendence militias. point them at any other East Timorese or at my Though the shooting was not an attack, it The body of a Dutch journalist was found in a soldiers, then we will use lethal force against force prompted the commander of the peace mission, Dili suburb on Wednesday, the first foreign casu- them," he said bluntly. "That time is possibly not Maj. Gen. Peter Cosgrove, to warn that his men alty since the multinational force began arriving: far away." Associated Press would use "lethal force" against anyone who The Indonesian army, which invaded East Cosgrove said he would try to speed up even pointed a weapon at them.' Timor in 1975 after Portugal abandoned its for- deployment of troops still at the staging point in PRISTlNA, Yugoslavia Three truckloads of Indonesian soldiers, appar- mer colony, is now evacuating and handing con- Darwin, Australia. He has admitted that he does Declaring that multiethnic ently resentful at losing East Timor in a referen- trol over to the multinational force. not have enough troops to secure all residential Kosovo has collapsed with the dum on independence, unleashed bursts of auto- The peacekeepers began entering East Timor areas of the capital. establishment of the Kosovo Protection Corps, a Serb commu- nity leader said Thursday that Serbs will organize their own Cuba backs partial Typhoon Bart moves defense force to protect them- selves. The Yugoslav army held a mil- lifting of embargo toward Kyushu Island itary exercise Thursday near the border with Kosovo, reinforcing Associated Press authorize licensed exports could Associated Press wardly toward Kyushu late threats that the Serb-led military actually delay the day the entire Thursday and was expected to might use force to re-enter the land by Friday morning, the NEW YORK - Cuba is con- embargo is abolished. NAHA, Japan - Residents of province to protect the dwindling Meteorological Agency said. cerned that a congressional push to "There is a danger that public Japan's main southwestern island Serb minority, which has been It was expected to pass over the allow sales of U.S. food and med- opinion would consider that with of Kyushu braced themselves subjected to attacks by ethnic ical supplies to the island could the authorization of the sale of food Thursday for approaching Sea of Japan, bypassing Tokyo, Albanians. ease pressure for the full lifting of and medicine to Cuba, everything Typhoon Bart. One man drowned and travel over the northern island Tensions between the NATO- the nearly 40-year-old embargo would be resolved. in the high waves that hit before of Hokkaido on Saturday, it said. led peacekeeping force and the Serb community have increased against the Caribbean nation, the "But we would have to clarify the typhoon. Warnings were issued of heavy under a plan announced Monday foreign minister says. that that is not the case," he said. The typhoon hit Okinawa, rains weakening cliffs and setting to transform the Kosovo Even so, Foreign Minister "The embargo is much bigger than 1,000 miles southwest of Tokyo, off landslides. Liberation Army into a lightly Felipe Perez Roque said in an that." Wednesday, leaving 24 people In Fukuoka Prefecture, in armed civilian security force, interview with executives and edi- He questioned how, even with injured and about 110,000 homes Kyushu, 37 homes were evacuat- Although U.N. chief adminis- tors of The Associated Press that an end to the ban on food and without electricity. ed, police said. trator Bernard Kouchner said 10 the move in Congress to authorize drugs, American companies could' A 50-year-old man died in Most of the injuries on percent of the 5,000 slots will be effectively sell their goods in Cuba Kyushu on Thursday, swept away Okinawa were minor, including the sales was a step forward. reserved for Serbs and other "We support it," he said when restrictions would remain on while trying to swim ashore after bruises from flying objects and securing his boat, police said. people falling down on the slip- minorities, it is unlikely many Wednesday. "We see it as a posi- transportation and credit transac- Serbs would join an organiza- Bart, packing winds of up to pery ground, police spokesman tive symbol." tions. tion commanded by their former 100 mph was moving northeast- Jun Yogi said. But Perez Roque acknowledged "Even if it is approved, there enemies. that if approved, the legislation to still is a problem," he said. Rada Trajkovic, a member of a Kosovo Serb board, told Belgrade's FoNet news agency that the creation of the Kosovo Protection Corps shattered the possibility of a multiethnic Kosovo. He said Serbs will form five districts within the province and set up a Serb defense force. "We will demand its recog- nition from the international community," he said. Tomorrow In Belgrade, Serbian state vs.Arlzona television said the Yugoslav 1:00p.m. government has asked the U.N. Security Council to annul the agreement establishing the Kosovo Protection Corps. The council is unlkely to do so Today w. 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PAGE 12 THE DAILY EVERGREEN • FRIDAY, SEPTEMJJER 24, 1999 Recent music releases. a rewarding mix Matt Smylie After having the majority of the tracks from Reznor's musical catalog has evolved from their 1997 album "Dig Your Own Hole" blared the poppy 1989 release "Pretty Hate Machine" The Daily Evergreen 'across MTV and television commercials, The to the angsty "Broken" in 1992 to 1994's con- Despite a low-quality selection of music Chemical Brothers latest release, "Surrender," cept album, "The Downward Spiral." 'The Fragile" is a masterful mixture of during the first half of 1999, the last six months shows faint glimpses of innovation while. themes and musical approaches from all three before the year 2000 should prove to be quite a keeping to their formulaic style. previous albums, but with Reznor's advanced winner. Although you wouldn't know it by DJs Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons. whose productional talents, watching MTv, there are many great albums "Block Rockin' Beats" dominated the air- After a five-year break, during which Reznor waves during the summer of '97, seem to be coming out to combat the drek performed by produced portions of Marilyn Manson's playing it safe on their new album, changing "artists" such as Britney Spears, The "Antichrist Superstar," composed the soundtrack only enough to keep their critics at bay. Backstreet Boys and Kid Rock. to David Lynch's "Lost Highway," and dealt The heavy beats and high-energy mixing Below are just a few recently released with the death of his grandmother, "The Fragile" skills seem barely different from the songs on albums that are worth a listen. has fallen to Earth, blowing away all the imita- :their 1995 debut "Exit Planet Dust." as does Filter tion bands {hat have plagued the music world the list of top-quality guest vocalist. "Title of Record" since then. Reprise Records Noel Gallagher makes a return visit on "Let Bands like Korn, White Zombie and Manson Forever Be," echoing his participation in The previously one-hit wonder Filter have should be cowering in the darkest comers of their • 1997's "Setting Sun." Replacing Beth 0110n, somewhat redeemed themselves with the pre- mansions as the two-disc album erupts with the who performed on the 'Brothers' first two tentiously titled, yet spirited "Title of Record." mind-blowing "Somewhat Damaged." setting albums, Mazzy Star vocalist Hope Sandoval Instead of sticking with the style of their the stage for an amazing 100 minutes of music. floats through "Asleep From Day." On the first listen, the audience never knows 1995 Nine Inch Nails-wannabe hit "Hey Man, The most successful vocals come from New what to expect from each track, because of the Nice Shot," the band has branched out to an Order's Bernard Sumner and Primal Scream's dark titles such as "The Way Out Is Through" almost overwhelmingly Jane's Addiction-like Bobby Gillespie on the synth-heavy "Out of and "I'm Looking Forward to Joining You, sound. Control." The blatant tribule to Sumner's high- Finally." While the pseudo-industrial drums and gui- .ly influential, now defunct band helps push Reznor's musical and production talent pours tar are still prevalent throughout the 11 tracks, Rowlands and Simons to explore a musical through the speakers on tracks such as "The Day Vocalist Richard Patrick's voice varies Leftfield category they have rarely wandered into. the World Went Away" and "Just Like You between almost spot-on impersonations of "Rhythm and Stealth" Not all of the album seems like a repeat of . Imagined." Collaborators including Dr. Dre and Columbia Records Perry Ferrell and Trent Reznor, with whom he .their previous material, with the thumping Mike Garson add to the album's coherence with- ~rformed during Nine Inch Nails' first concert Leftfield, the team that practically created "Hey Boy Hey Girl" and "Surrender" over- out detracting from Reznor's vision. tour, the "progressive house" musical genre, has shadowing blase entries such as "Under the Reznor's friendship with David Bowie, Song composition ranges from thrashing which began during the duo's 1995 collaborative returned after a four-year absence with a vastly Influence," screamfests such as "Welcome To the Fold" to tour, shows through on "We're InThis Together" different, yet equally satisfying release. While the reoccurring themes from all three the made-for-radio "The Best Things" to the - truly an update of Bowie's "Heroes" for the "Rhythm and Stealth" forgoes the multiple albums cast doubt on the duo's ability to inno- syrupy ballad "Take A Picture." '90s. vate, a healthy dose of abstract variation pro- levels and textures present in the influential While the change in song variation is much The songs have a fascinating range of com- longs hope that the "brothers" might be ready "Leftism," choosing instead to focus on a min- improved from their 1995 release "Short Bus," position, from the loud fury of "The Frail" to the to shine on their next release. imal, dub-heavy approach. the songs on their latest album seems to extend beautiful, piano-led "La Mer" to the funky, DJ Paul Daley and programmer Neil Barnes to only three or four styles, casting doubt on Prince-like "Where Is Everybody?" have continued their use of tribal beats and the band's future. Although Reznor's lyrics have never been guest vocalists such as Cheshire Cat, Nicole But with similar bands such as Stabbing overly deep or philosophical, the phrases he Willis and the legendary Afrika Bambaataa. Westward and Gravity Kills, would life with- uses, combined with his incredibly emotional The duo continues their attempts to create out Filter be all that bad? voice, make a large impact on the listener. In classic, intelligent dance music, rivaling artists "The Great Below," Reznor sings, "The currents such as Moby and Underworld. have their say/Ihe time is drawing near/Washes The album begins with the simple "Dusted," me away/Makes me disappear," bringing in sim- ple, yet effective imagery to the song. leading into the more complicated jungle beats Double CDs such as "The Fragile," which of "Phat Planet." contains 23 tracks, commonly have several use- Tempo throughout the album varies from less songs thrown in to fill the discs. On this the mellow "Chant of a Poor Man" and album though, there is not one song that does not "Swords" to the frenetic "Afrika Shox" and play an integral role in the development of the "6/8 War." Nine Inch Nails record's themes. Instead of imitating the proven formula of "The Fragile" While Reznor's relatively long absence from Interscope Records their previous work like Fatboy Slim has done, the music world and the album's double CD for- moving to a new musical style has resulted in a If there was one alhum the music world has mat might discourage listeners unfamiliar with radically changed work from the duo. While it been anticipating more than any other in the last the band from purchasing "The Fragile," but those who take the risk will be immediately may tum off certain fans of "Leftism," it should The Chemical Brothers five years, it's been for the new offering by Trent leave fans of innovative music with hours of "Surrender'" Reznor, the one-man-army behind Nine Inch rewarded with a listening experience unlike any satisfying listening time. Astralwerks Nails. other.

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Avery Vincent The Daily Evergreen I never thought I'd see the day when I felt Marky Mark deserved an Oscar. Mark Wahlberg ("Boogie Nights," "The Big Hit") is just one of a stellar cast in the brilliant Gulf War drama, "Three Kings," from Warner Brothers. Along with Wahlberg, "Three Kings" stars George Clooney, ("Out of Sight," TV's "ER") Ice Cube, ("BoYz 'N the Hood," first-hand the effects of the war on "Friday") and director Spike Jonze the Iraqi people and the grim reali- as four U.S. Army soldiers in Iraq ty of a country in rebellion. at (he end of Operation Desert "Three Kings" takes the conse- Storm. quences of the Persian Gulf War The Gulf War is over, and these and throws them in the audience's soldiers are about to be sent home. face in eye-opening ways:' when they come upon a map show- This movie has found the per- ing them the location of a cache of fect blend between hilarious dark gold boullion Saddam Hussein comedy and heart-wrenching stole from Kuwait. drama. PHOTO COURTESY WARNER IIROTMERS "Saddam stole it from the The audience sees the results of George Clooney. Ice Cube and Mark Wahlberg star in 'Three Kings' as four U.S. Army soldiers sta- sheiks," says Clooney, who plays President Bush's pleas for the Special Forces Major Archie Iraqis to rise up against, Saddam. tioned in Iraq who find a large stash of gold stolen from Kuwait. Gates. "Igot no problem stealing it They rebel - without American a man of many talents. from Saddam ..Just one stash assistance - and are slaughtered Clooney plays the role of a prisoner, he finds a discarded cell would be easy to take ...and that without mercy by the Iraqi army. Special Forces soldier exceptional- phone, call his wife back home and "Three Kings" is a gripping, would be enough to get us out of The soldiers who went to Iraq ly well. He seems to have finally tells her that he loves her. ironic look into a war run by the our day jobs - unless you reservists often had nothing to do with the found his niche in Hollywood, and Ice Cube has a part that is very media and fought with a bored are in love with your day jobs." high-tech war, but were hailed as makes Archie Gates seem as big as different from his usual "gangsta" detachment from the people who When Major Gates, Sergeant heroes when they returned home. life. roles. and he plays Chief Elgin . died. makes the audience realize Troy Barlow (Wahlberg), Staff It is a shockingly brilliant look Wahlberg is excellent as Troy with a very convincing result as a It Sergeant Chief Elgin (Ice Cube) into a country at war with itself Barlow, a young Army Reserve devout Christian on four weeks of that there is another human being, with friends and children, hopes and Private Conrad Vig (Jonze) set which makes us realize that the soldier with a wife and daughter Army-paid vacation from his job and fears, at the end of every gun out on their mission, their trip into state of the world often gets in the back home. as a baggage handler in Detroit. barrel. Iraqi territory allows them to see way of the right thing to do. At one point when he is taken Spike Jonze's acting debut as Private Conrad Vig, a redneck If there is a way this movie high-school dropout with a talent could have been improved upon, I for explosives, demonstrates he is don't know what it is. AOI1's Alumnae of the Month is Nancy Ruff Alpha Love &- 'Rnses!

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Martin Lawrence has played a fast-talking cop in "Bad Boys," and a fast-talking crook in "Nothing to Lose." It seems only fitting he plays a fast-talking crook posing as a fast-talking cop in his latest film: "Blue Streak," from Columbia Pictures. Lawrence plays Miles Logan, a high-tech burglar who steals a diamond worth $ I 7 million and hides it in a construc- tion site just before he is arrested. After spending two years in prison, he discovers the construction site has become a police station. Logan hatches a plan posing as Detective Miles Malone to get into the station, and is immediately assigned to the bur- glary division, The laughs start rolling in at this point, as he runs rings around his partner Carlson (Luke Wilson, "Rushmore," "Home Fries"), the grizzled Detective Hardcastle (William Forsythe, "Virtuosity," "The Rock") and Tulley (Dave Chappelle, "Con Air," "Half Baked"), one of his old partners in crime. Lawrence is in his usual form in this movie, weaseling his way through one problem after another. While the plot of "Blue Streak" is totally unbelievable - it takes more than a , "Lethal Weapon" attitude and a badge to be a convincing police officer - Lawrence makes an amusing character out of his role. Maybe if the writers had ditched the three completely unnecessary and unfunny toilet jokes in the movie, and taken out 90 percent of Lawrence's profanity, "Blue Streak" would be less repetitive. It probably also would have earned a PG-13 rating. I still don't know why it's rated R. There is some vio- PHOTO COURTESY COUJMBIA PICTURES lence and language, but not nearly enough to qualify it for an Martin Lawrence and Luke Wilson team up in the tired movie plot of conflicting police officers teaming up. R rating. All in ali, "Blue Streak" is funny as a one-joke premise, Starrin~:Martin Now playing at the but if you want a really great cop-related action/comedy. go Blue Streak Lawrence and Luke . .Rared R Old Post Office with one of the "Beverly Hills Cop" or "Lethal Weapon" Columbia PiCfi1.res series. Wilson Theater

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Visit Micron on the Web at www.micron.com EOEJAA SPORTS The Dally Evergreen:- VOLLEYBALL Tough opponents come to WSU Oregon's home court in Eugene. "Athletically doing two sports, working out, players are underclassmen. Sabine Trenkler WSU will be playing without freshman learning how to do a sport just became way too Coach Cathy Nelson is in her fourth year The Daily Evergreen Jamie Orth, who left the team last week. much because they have to study, too." with an 8-64 conference record. Her goals for "Jamie came as a recruited athlete on a Six freshmen remain on the WSU team. this season are to place Oregon among the The WSU volleyball team - which fin- full scholarship for crew," WSU Coach Cindy The Ducks finished last season's conference middle of Pac-tO standings and to produce a ished the first weekend of Pac-l 0 games with a Fredrick said. "We wanted to give her the 3-15 and were tied eighth with Oregon State winning record. I-I record - will meet last season's eighth- opportunity to play some volleyball. The and California. They lost both games against Oregon State wilt. host the Cougars in ranked Oregon and Oregon State this week. schedule the young woman had, was absolute- Washington State last season, finishing with an Corvallis Friday. After defeating California 3- I and losing ly outrageous, between trying to play volley- overall record of 8-23. The Beavers had a 3-1 conference record in against Stanford 0-3 in Pullman last weekend, ball and work out at crew and 'Ieaming all Oregon has three returning starters and seven letterwinners this season. Ten of their 15 See Volleyball on page 17 the Cougars are competing Thursday on about crew." SOCCER Teams looking to rebound from slow start Tara Graham The loss of some key play- ers and an influx of freshmen The Daily Evergreen and transfer students has The WSU women's soccer impeded the strength of this team plays host to Eastern year's Eagles team. Washington and Gonzaga "Our biggest problem is universities this weekend. getting our newcomers use to The Cougars look set for a the program and our style of comeback after disappointing play," Martin said. losses to Utah and Montana A former player of the last week in Missoula. WSU soccer team, Martin ·'1 think the outlook looks will have her allegiances test- good," Coach Dan Tobias ed this Friday. said. "We didn't get the "It's a big homecoming, results we wanted last week- coming back to WSU." she end. so this week in practice said. we ha ve focused more on In the second match of the speed of play and tackling weekend, the Cougars face harder." Gonzaga at I p.m, Sunday. The Cougars play EWU at WSU remains undefeated 3 p.m. today. This is the sec- 'against the Bulldogs, scoring ond meeting of the two teams. an all-time total of 66 goals WSU beat the Eagles last year and conceding only three by a score of 4-0. . . goals to GU in the past eight EWU will be commg mto years. this game as the underdogs The Gonzaga squad will after a shaky start to the year. arrive in Pullman with two The Eagles have lost all six of wins and four losses under its their games this season. belt. "We're struggling a little "It should be a good bit with our start," EWU game," Bulldogs Coach Coach Jennifer Martin said. Shannon Stiles said. "The "We have been working real- team is excited to play on ly hard in practice to prepare_ Sunday." for taking on a Pac-IO school GU forward Sara Streufert TIiE DAILY EVERGREEN/CHRIS SORENSEN like WSU, so we know it is Junior defender Liz Duncan (6) battles for the ball during the Cougars 3-0 victory over Louisville on Sept. 10. going to be hard." See Soccer on page 17 CO IVI1VIENTARY WSlJ FOOTBALL Pierle picks Disappointing Wildcats next challenge for Cougars Chris Pierle The Daily Evergreen the Pac-10 WSU and Arizona will be looking for answers when the teams meet at Martin Stadium on Saturday. Right now, the Pac-lOis looking like the Crap- The Cougars are attempting to find an answer to 10. end their II-game losing streak. There are just two teams in the conference with The Wildcats are trying to find out how a team that undefeated records. And this is only the fourth was the favorite to win the Pac-lO is off to an unim- week of the season. The Pac-IO is 0-3 against the Mountain West pressive 2-2 start. conference and even the Big "I'm surprised at that," said WSU coach Mike West has taken two games Price. "I'm disappointed for Dick (Tomey) and from the Pac-I O. Arizona. They're one of the teams Ithought was going I apologize for the inaccu- to win the championship this year." rate forecast last week. But But there are still a lot of games left. who would have thought that "We know that because we were 3-0 at this point Arizona State would get (last year) and look what happened to us," Price said. blown out by New Mexico "So if we can go that way why can't we go the other State, Arizona would get way?" blown out by Stanford at That's what the WSU and Arizona coaching staff's home, and USC would barely are trying to figure out. get by a weak San Diego Chris Arizona returned most of its players from last year's State squad. 12-1 squad. The Wildcats were ranked No.4 in the Pierle In my opinion, the most preseason, but blowout losses to Penn State and Commentary intriguing game in the con- Stanford have knocked the Wildcats out of the Top 25. ference this Saturday will be "I try to think about it, analyze it, and make sense when No. 16 USC travels to Oregon. of it," said WSU quarterback Steve Birnbaum. "In D- Oregon arguably has been the most impressive 1 football, aside from Nebraska and the Florida State team in the conference. The Ducks routed Nevada any team can ~at any team and Ithink it's just bad and UTEP and their one loss came against a good luck." Michigan State team on the road. Quarterback A.J. Feeley has a 7-1 touchdown to WSU has also had some bad luck during its losing interception ratio and Rueben Droughns is starting streak. Idaho's 62-yard fumble return last week helped to run like he did last season. convert a potential win into a loss for WSU. Arizona was my preseason pick to win the con- "Anytime you're struggling, there are some simi- TIiE DAILY EVERGREEN/I

sports Eaitor: ChriS c.~anpenor Phone;,335-2465 / PAGE 16 'filE DAD..Y EVERGREEN • FRIDAY, SEPfF·MBER 24, 1999 S\VIMMING Camaraderie was the key for Snake River trip West Cleland After training trips to the Snake River, Lake Coeur The Daily Evergreen d' Alene and Kamiak Butte, the Cougars appear ready. While The WSU swim team's these excursions might seem newest members may have nightmarish to newcomers, gotten more than they bar- team veterans have come to gained for. realize the importance of Team training is no longer Aceto-style training. confined to the comforts of "It's physically challenging GibbPool. in a good way," said senior co- With seven newcomers and captain Gretchen Chambers. six returnees, Coach Rocco "Instead of just swimming laps Aceto said he felt team bond- in the pool, we get a chance to ing was important. try something different." "I thought it'd be a great The 2.2-mile swim up the way to train, physically chal- river left Aceto believing his lenging, and you get away team will not be intimidated by from the block line on the bot- even the strongest of confer- tom of the pool," Aceto said. ence challengers. Aceto's idea of bonding Eleven swimmers partici- involved leaving the familiari- pated in the day's events. ty of Gibb Pool for a trip to the Although the change of venue great outdoors. appeared beautiful and serene, "I think it's nice to get out, the team was mindful of the especially when the weathe. ,- tough challenge in store for so nice," said senior co-captain them. Besides having a strong Kelly Miedema. "It's a nice current and cold temperatures pool but it gets old after swim- to contend with, the swim ming in it every day." would stretch farther than they For a team that conquers were accustomed to. PHOTO COURTESY OF WSU SWIM TEAM rivers, lakes and even moun- WSU Swimming Coach Rocco Aceto (far left) instructs his team during a trip to the Snake River in early September. tains, anything is possible. See Aceto on page 19 FOOTBALL Impact the future of wireless, Continued from page 15 larities," said Arizona coach Dick demonstrate the power Tomey. "Both teams have given up of new technologies, way too many big plays." Turnovers have been a problem and put yourself for both teams. WSU leads the Pac- t 0 with ten turnovers, and Arizona in a visionary is in a tie for second with eight. company. Both defenses have also strug- gled. When it comes to innovative, WSU is last in the Pac-lOin scor- user-friendly wireless phones and services, ing defense (36.3 ppg) and Arizona no one can see farther into the future than is eighth (35.3). The Wildcats are AT&T Wireless Services (AWS).Already our revolutionary AT&T Digital One Rate service coming of a 50-22 loss at home to packages are taking the industry by storm. And Stanford where they gave up 578 that's just the beginning. Whether it is accessing the Web yards of total offense. with a digital phone or wireless data transmission,AWS is "Their defense is not playing committed to creating the cutting edge in wireless technologies. So, if you very well and neither is ours," Price are a highly motivated individual looking for a place with a clear vision of the future,AWS is the place for you. said. Linebacker Marcus Bell is the Pleasejoin us to meet several company representatives and learn more about our leader of Arizona's defense. He company on: already has 36 tackles, the most in Wednesday, Sept. 29th and Thursday, Sept. 30th the Pac-I O. He is.just ahead ofWSU Spm •Todd 268 linebacker Curtis Holden, who has 34. Pizza and soda proVided! On offense, Arizona has excep- $15 each in advance / $13 each for groups of 10 or more in advance I $18 each althe door ;"_.att.com/wirelessljobs tional talent at the skill positions.

PICKS: WSU will extend its losing streak VOLLEYBALL: Fredrick remains optimistic Continued from page 15 Continued from page 15 a disappointing loss to Air Arizona (Iriinus 13.5) at 3 and 1-3, but they have five Fredrick said she is opti- ference. I'm changing it. I'm Force. Colorado has played WSU 1998 and finished 13-16 returning players this season. mistic about her team this going with the Ducks. well after its opening-game If you were in Vegas and overall. "Oregon State is a very season. Oregon 31, USC 21 loss to Colorado State. decided to only bet on Arizona Coach Nancy Somera is good team this year. They have "If you look at everything Rick Neuhiselleft Colorado and WSU this season, you starting her Oregon State got all upperclassman playing, this team has done in the No. 18 UCLA (minus 1) at to be the coach at Washington. would be broke right now. The career this season and it will very experienced players, and short pre-season and the Stanford He should have stayed in two teams have a combined be her first year coaching a we are going to be purring our beginning of the Pac-IO. I Boulder. Maybe Stanford is for real. record of 0-7 against the Pac-I 0 team. freshmen up against a very think they are on their way to The Cardinal absolutely Colorado 38, Washington spread. Oregon State lost last sea- well seasoned Oregon State good success," Fredrick embarrassed Arizona on their 21 At the beginning of the sea- son's games against WSU 0- team," Fredrick said. said. home field last week. UCLA son, this game looked like a hasn't been nearly as impres- Arizona State (minus 1) at mismatch. Maybe it still is, but Cal sive. Arizona's poor play has given SOCCER: Team remains injuryfree Troy Walters is closing ~. on What happened to the Sun the Cougars hope. Can WSU the Pac- 10 record for receivmg Devils last week? They got end its l l-game losing streak Continued from page 15 yards. He needs 305 more hammered by New Mexico seven goals this season. strength and team confi- against the mighty WIldcats? is leading the Bulldogs' All WSU players will be dence. yards to break the record set by State. I didn't even know New No, but the Cougars will arrack going into this week- injury-free and available "I think we seem to be a USC's Johnnie Morto~. He'll Mexico State had a football finally beat the spread. end's game. A member of the this weekend as the Cougars tearn that is more comfort- cut that mark in half this week. team before this year. Arizona 34, WSU21 Stanford 45, UCLA 31 Cal has looked pretty bad team for the past three years, look set to take on these able at home this season," Streufert has already scored . teams with renewed Tobias said . so far. It's offense has scored Last week: 6-2; against the Colorado (minus 3) at one touchdown in three spread: 4-4. Washington games. Overall: 19-3; against the Safeco Field will host 2001 All-Star game The Huskies are coming off Arizona State 28, Cal 14 spread: 14-10. Associated Press will be played on July 10, the awarded to Seattle on Feb. I. The Daily Evergreen is hiring sports writers. Contact Chris Chancellor at baseball commissioner's Seattle last had the All-Star office said Thursday. 335-2465 or pick-up an application at Murrow 113if you are interested. SEATTLE - The 2001 game in 1979. That game was All-Star game at Safeco Field The 200 I game was held at the Kingdome.

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Main Moscow Junior HS, Assistant Coach- Pullman, WA 99163-0607 1016 & 1024 SE Latah 2 bedroom, 2 bath house, fenced High School. Starts mid-November, (509) 332-1561 2 bdrm apts close to campus yard, 332-1602. 1999. Prior experience as a partici- ;CALL 334-7444 3 bdrm., new paint, carpet & tile, pant and/or coach required. Applica- OCTOBER RENT IS FREE clean, spacious, bsmt storage, WID, tion deadline: October 22,1999. 2 bdrm., clean & quiet apt., only downtown. 332-3638. An Application For Extra-Curricular $480/mo. Avail immed. 332-1504. Positions must be submitted to the AnN: Certified Nursing Assistants 140 Duplexes Human Resource Office, Moscow $400 Hire-On Bonus School District, 650 N. Cleveland, CNA positions available, days & eve- Lg. 3 bdrm., WID, AC, dbl. carport, Moscow, ID 83843-3659. ning shifts, full time & part time. We pets negot., close to WSU, view, (208)892-1126. EOE. are more than willing to accommo- lovely yard. $695/mo. Call 332-7508 date your school schedule while meeting the needs of our residents. 3 Bdrm 1 Bath. Park like setting, Mili- Experience preferred, competitive The Spokesman-Review newspaper tary Hill area,WID incl. $650/mo. + wage & benefits available. Apply at has early morning car delivery routes utiI. Contact Paul at 334-4824. NW 1310 Deane St., Palouse Hills open in Pullman. Routes gross Nursing Center, Pullman, WA. 99163. 631 NE Oak St 3 bdrm., WID, within 100 ft. of bus $400+/month. Call 334-1223. 332-1566 or fax 332-0909. EOE. 3 bdrm apts on campus stop. Quiet nghbrhd, newly remo- CALL 334-7444 died. $550/mo. Call Scott 332-8001. Lg 1 bdrm apts, $360-385/mo., low 3 bdr, 1 study room, laundry hookup, DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE util., on Pullman A bus route, 8am - garbage disposal, DW, $850, 1515 Edited by Fran & Lou Sabin Turner Dr. 332-1018. 5pm. Call 332-7704. ACROSS 3 Parker's coin 38 Chimney 51 Pious 145 Subleases "Warand taker lining 52 Com coats Peace." for one 4 Snaking curve 39 Gridder's last 53 "- La Douce" 54 Compete in a Cute 1 bdrm. apt. close to campus, 5 Golfer's aide 5 Plagiarized quarter 101 -Roommates low util., $395/mo. Avail. ASAP. Call 10 Serbor 6 Nerve cells 40 Division word regatta . Sarah, 33~7437. Bosnian 7 Fender bender 45 Baked- 55 Missing- M N/S rmmt. to shareZ bdrm. Chief 14 First name in 8 Easteregg 46 Arrived 56 Peskyfly Joe apt. $289/mo. Water/sewer/ December rent free. 1 bdrm. apt. , fashion application 47 "Monopoly" 59 - Browne belt garbage elec. incl. Call 332-3345. avail. immediately, thru December. & properties 60 ·Sayonara" $370/mo. Call 33~1485. 15 Daisy variety 9 Affirmative Roommate wanted for 4 bdrm., 2 ba. 16 Partof the 10 Built like a fire 49 Favored, sash apt. at CCN. $200/mo. Close to bus 1&2 bedroom street scene hydrant biblically 61 Make a rt. Call 334-2072. opts, available REAL ESTATE 17 Prepares to 11 MiChiganor 50 Arm bones request 9 fight Ontario, e.g. ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: month leases for 20 - Miss 12 Fires. jobwise 205 Houses 21 Money maker 13 Squeezer Sept. $1 00 off 22 Wayoverweight 18 Game official For Rent 2 Bdrm., 2 Bath., 2 car gar. 23 Mexican wraps 19 Grim; moody Gas heat & water, nice yard. DW, 25 Mashie or driver 24 Run -; lose rent for new AC, $575/mo. Call Joe at 334-3731. 27 Word before self-control applicants point or term 25 Bit part 1 or 2 roo mates wanted to share 210 Mobile Homes 28 Seller of butter 26 Fabrications brand new 4 bedroom apartment and cheese 28 Recipient close to WSU. Be one of the first to HE 1540 Merman Dr. 14' x 65' mobile 3 Bdrm., 1 Bath, in Al- 32 Role player 29 CatholiCrite share a new appartment home at Pullman bion, new paint and carpet, includes 35 "Sweer place 30 Pot builder Cougar Crest. For details, please call dishwasher, storage shed, and a 36 'Wheel" sale 31 Egg holder 33~6028 wonderful perennial garden, ally ac- 37 Shows anger cess. $16,000. Contact Steve Barr- 41 Musical aptitude M/F rmmt. to share spacious, very Jorgensen. Summit Realty 332- 332-3410 42 Creme cookie nice, 2 bdrm., WID, OW, AC, frplc. 2255. Avail. now. $325 + util. 332-0788. 43 Beginning 44 Utah's is BOl M/F rmmt. needed N3AP for 4 bdrm. 47 Crude shelter house on Lamont St. $255/mo. 10' x . 55' mobile with addition, 2 48 Tardy Sept. paid. Call Joe at 332-6879. Bdrm., 1 Bath newer frig. and gas range, WID, great fenced yard for 49 Brooklyn or ELEGANT & QUIET Rmmt needed for 2 bdrm, 1 bath. pets-a real deal at $4,900! Contact Queens Near track and mall with patio, Cathedral Rent $212/mo, damage and last mo. Steve Barr.Jorgensen, Summit Realty 53 Iran's religion ceilings, large rooms, view, AC, soft water, rent paid. Oct. rent paid. 338-9014. 332-2255. burgler alarms, well insulated, no stairs. 56 Surleit Apts. For Rent Garage with aut. opener & good off street 57 Comic Costello 105 58 Prepares to parking. Well maintained. Water and 14' x 60' mobile home 2 Bdrm., 1 Bath 2 bdrm. apts. avail. Quiet, residential garbage included. private country setting close to Pull- surrender 62 Expensive fur area, laundry facilities, no pets. Call GR \Y SI.·\Tf. AI'ARnll.NTS man with newly resealed roof, great 332-1602. 5 IO-S)() Sf. Quai) Ridge. 1',111\',1.111 condition, nice interior exterior deck 63 Degrade 11K-216\ or \\2-·n90 eves. and includes a waterbed!! A must see 64 Polio vaccine personal palousc.net/zhisheng at $15,000. Contacl Steve Barr-Jot- man erD REAL ESTATE/RENTALS gensen. Summit Realty 332-2255. 65 -Seltzer 66 Some 1 Bdrm clean, modern, coin laundry, hltp://www.drarealestate.com potholders main level, quiet complex. $380 230 Commercial 67 Florida chain 334-7700 Rentals OBO. Call 332-3746. 332-4567 Sales LAST CHANCEII TO GET AN APT AT 1300 Sq It + commercial space for DOWN WIL-RU, THE QUIET COMPLEX. lease in downtown Pullman $750/mo Ms. errors or purchase entire building $195,000 2 bdr apt for rent, 3/4 mile from cam- CALL 332-5631. ; 2 Small egg with deluxe upstairs apt. Contact By Diane C. Haldwin pus, WID, NP, NS, quiet neighbor- Steve Barr.Jorgensen. Summit Realty {} ItJ'J9 Los 1\ ngdn nmes Syndicate hood. 332-7978. 110 Furnished Apts. 332-2255 Quiet, furnished, 2 bdr apt,- on bus Last month's rent free in older, quiet route, close to downtown and cam- apts. in South Grand bldg. Studio ,1 & To: Our Customers pus, 332-5136. 2 bdrms. avail., flexible leases, pets We apologize for the inconvenience caused this past weekend. allowed. Call for details, 332-4208. All problems have been corrected and appropriate actions taken (now accepting applications for relief Best sublet deal. 1 studio apt. on manager position 0). We will do our best to ensure that these problems do not happen again. campus by eng. bldg. Quiet, clean, Sincerely, ne~&Staff www.kipdev.com efficient heat & parking. 3344407. I>I~QMM~~ THE DAILY EVERGREEN • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1999 'PAGE 19 ACETO: 7fthey can jump off that rock) then they can jum:P off the block and not be intimidated)

Continued from page 16 The safety of the swimmers was foremost on said. "I think the perseverance of being able to To further emphasize team chemistry, the Two-time All-American Erin Eldridge, everyone's mind. finish the exercise in spite of the conditions Cougars spent a weekend at WSU-owned ring from a broken nose she received Aceto also used incentives to keep his swim- helps make them mentally tough." Camp Larson near Lake Coeur d' Alene. recove pedi . h d f durin a water-sk~ing ex mon, watc e rom mers moving. The coaching staff pulled the shaking swim- "I think it was a great way to identify peo- the ri~er bank while her teammates prepared for "I think they're swimming pretty fast mers from the water one by one. But there ple's strengths and weaknesses," said senior co- because of the fish-biting tales told them," the endeavor. .,. . I would be no rest for the weary. captain Gretchen Chambers, "and it was a great . The initial hurdle was Ju~pmg into the nver Aceto said. " Then I reminded them that any After toweling off, the swimmers were team-building activity." . If A 35-foot rock looming over the nver shiny necklace, ring or watch would attract fish instructed to run back to the starting point. The During the day, swimmers worked on tearn- It<;e . aJ . was enough to deter sever swrmmers so Ithink some of them are swimming in fear." swimmers were visibly strained after complet- mouth ""' '- building projects, such as clearing a trail for the Anxiety set in when one of the swimmers f makino the plunge. They settled for a ing the run, evidenced by a few scratches and community. Evenings were spent huddled friromdlier dive " from a nver-si iver-side perc h msteai d . became sandwiched in the center of a freshmen bruises. around the campfire discussing the qualities of a n~~f they can jump off that rock, then they can pack and only 10 swimmers were momentarily Injuries have already been piling up for the champion. . p off the block and not be intimidated by too visible. Fears heightened when a gigantic pad- Cougars. In addition to Eldridge's injury, Katie They ran, cooked, cleaned, and of course, Jum ,,'d . many people, Aceto sal . . dle-wheeler, appearing like something out of a Leidel was hobbled with a sore ankle and swam together. Once in the water, the swimmers paced Mark Twain novel, came barreling down the Brooke Smith had an ailing back. Rachelle Training in the lake was no day at the beach themselves for the long journey ahead. The icy- river toward the group. Waves from the large Carano, who fell down and scraped up her knee, either. ld water caused several swimmers to fall boat rocked the clan. In the end, all was well and came within 10 feet of surpassing Miedema and "It was a little cold; it was freezing," ~hind into separate clusters. Assistru:t Coach the swimmers emerged unscathed. winning the entire thing. Chambers said. "We couldn't feel our fingers Alicia Hicken and former Cougar Katie Keller. First to complete the adventure was senior Keller, who completed the biathlon last year, and toes after awhile but if you swam fast ho holds eight school records, trolled along- and team captain Kelly Miedema. Jill Olson, could sympathize with the swimmers. enough, it wasn't too bad." :de offering "their supp?rt fr?m a small ~kiff. representing the freshman class, came in right "The run is the worst, " Keller said. "But get- "The altitude run was a different way to Aceto communicated With Hicken Via radio as on her heels. ting out of the water and building your improve the aerobic capacity of the athletes," he cruised an adjacent road m his Ford Taurus. "I think this helps in a lot of ways," Hicken endurance is helpful in the long run." Aceto said.

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E. 400 Main, SOU1HPARK 878-1421 eves. 420 Bicycles Downtown Pullman. 332-0505. BIGGER, LONGER to UHM IRI pullman Fire Department is n?w. tak- Brand new Schwinn Homegrown 'ng applications for Reserve Fireflqht- mountain bike. 18" frame. Top of the 8:30 NOllCES THE NIGHTLY ~rs Minimum requirements are: 1) line Shimano parts. Call 333-8330. mu~t be 18 y!s of age, 2) must live in WOOD IRI the city of Pullman year round, 3) 425 Yard Sales ust be able to dedicate at least 2 701 ~ars. If you are inter~sted, pick up Antiques/Collectibles Comic 8ook/Yard Sale. Clothes, an application at Station ~, ~20 ~. VCR, 1V and 1000's of comic booksl USED FURNITURE. Area's largest Grand. Deadline for applications IS (Marvel, DC, Image) Tapes & CD's october 1st, 5pm. For more Info, selection of couches, beds, dress- Sat 258-1. NW 223 True St. contact Mike Henderson at 332-8172 ers, and all your other furniture needs. Great prices and courteous 710 Lost 305 Parttime. staff. Now & Then, 321 E. Palouse Stigmata. Rated R River Dr., Moscow. 882-7886. Lost: Brown, F tabby cat w/oranqe (12: 15)(2:30) (4:45) 7:00 9: 15 Whitman Plaza has ~o p~rt-ti!1'e posi- 435 Electronics collar, from Kenny Street on Sunday tions available working With hl{;!h func- afternoon. Call 334-6013. IASTSIOI MARKDPlACI tioning developmentally disabled Nintendo 64 Gaming System. In- Keys lost Sat. 9/18, between C st. & adults in a Pullman group hOf!1e. Po- Double Jeopardy. Rated R cludes 4 controllers w/rurnble packs. the BOOkie. $10 reward. appx. S sition 1: M-F 6:30-9:15 am daily. Graphics upgrade. 007. Call 334- keys on ring. Call (509) 397-6603. (12:35) (2:50) 5:05 7:15 9:30 position 2: 10:00 am Saturday- 8:00 9158 or 335-0218. Jarob1heUar-Ratd PGI3 prn Sunday (including sleep-over). 715 Found (12'00) (2:30) 5:00 7:30 955 Please call 334-3321. TRANSPORT RunawayBriIe -RatOO ro Grey/white cockateel, bird found House boy needed at sorority. S~art 9/15/. call 332-5546. (12:00) (2:20) 4:45 7:10 9:35 work immediately. Please call 332- 515 Autos Sixth &:me •Rated ro 13 2115. The following items were found on Pullman Transit: Green & blue hood- (12:·30) (2:50) 5: 10 7:25 9:45 A responsible and friendly child care SELLING 1990 Honda Civic EX. ed jacket, blue jacket (dark blue Stir of Echoes - Rated R rovider is needed immediately for a Good condition. Asking $4000 OBO. w/plaid inside), white,blue & black church nursery. Applicants must (12:20) (2:40) 5:00 7:20 9:40 bUSY Call Laura at 334-1.196. Nike jacket, Dissmores bag w/dish be 18 years of age or older and be '91 Chevy Cavalier. 2-dr 4 cyl., AT. and bath soap, green umbrella, book available Sunday mornings fr~m ~O- of stamps, puzzle key ring, key ring 12:30. 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