Don Hewitt Receives 15Th Annual Murrow Award Hewitt, Executive Producer at CBS and CBS and the Creator of 60 Minutes, Is This Washington State College, Now WSU

New look in the secondary Chima Nwachukwu takes to new position and new playing style.

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5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&ǱǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&ǱǠǭǢǭǠǠǩo. 5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&ǱǠǭǢǭǠǠǩTHURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2008 The student voice of Washington State University since 1895 Vol 114 N 132 Don Hewitt receives 15th annual Murrow Award Hewitt, executive producer at CBS and CBS and the creator of 60 Minutes, is this Washington State College, now WSU. better. Ed Murrows are in short supply, creator of 60 Minutes, worked with year’s recipient of the Edward R. Murrow This year, Don Hewitt will be the 15th but I had the good fortune to latch onto Award for Lifetime Achievement in the recipient of the Murrow Award, joining a few of them left, like Walter Cronkite, Edward R. Murrow in the 1940s and ‘50s. field of broadcast journalism. a list that includes Tom Brokaw, Peter Mike Wallace, Lesley Stahl. These were “It’s a tremendous honor to celebrate Jennings and Walter Cronkite along with people who looked up to Murrow as a role By Chey Scott the 100th year of Ed Murrow and I can’t other notable members of the field. model and became role models for those Evergreen staff think of anyone more appropriate than “If you look at broadcast today and who followed them,” Hewitt said. Don Hewitt,” communication professor the role that it fills in our society it’s hard One of the most significant memo- This year’s Edward R. Murrow ries Hewitt recalls during his time as Symposium marks a special year for Bruce Pinkleton said. “His impact on this to imagine what it would have been like field is tremendous and he truly embodies without Hewitt,” Pinkleton said. Murrow’s colleague was covering the cor- WSU’s Murrow School of onation of Queen Elizabeth II in London Communication. Murrow’s values. It’s very fitting to have Hewitt said he first met Murrow dur- him here.” ing his time as a war correspondent for in 1953. Not only does the 34th event celebrate “This was before satellite and video Edward R. Murrow, the School of The New York Tribune in the 1940s when the 100th anniversary of Murrow’s birth, so we had to figure out how to cover it in Communication’s namesake, in known Murrow was giving his famous “This is but it also marks the last year before Europe and get it on air in the States. We the school changes to the College of for his legacy in broadcast journalism London” rooftop broadcasts during the turned our plane into a flying newsroom Communication on July 1. and changing the face of media eth- second World War. Don Hewitt, an executive producer for ics. Murrow was a 1930 graduate of “Murrow changed the business for the See SYMPOSIUM Page 7 Panelists Celebrating Asian Pacific American culture discuss Islamic faith The two panel members talked about Islam as a religion and its effects as a civilization.

By Brandon Silva Evergreen staff Amina Ben Ezzeddine was an atheist before she became a Muslim. The decision to con- vert is one she said she’s very proud of. It was a topic the WSU English instructor discussed at a panel Tuesday held in Todd Hall room 276 titled “Islam: A message for humanity.” The « BY URGING panel, which US TO saw a diverse SURRENDER group of people in OUR OWN attendance, EGO, ISLAM also includ- LIBERATES ed S.M. Ghazanfar, a BOTH KEVIN QUINN/DAILY EVERGREEN professor of MEN AND Members of the WSU Hawaii Club, sophomore Jacqueline Nuha, back left, senior Kiki Mizuno, forward left, and sophomore economics at WOMEN.» Ruth Gerola, perform the Palehua dance on Glenn Terrell Mall on Wednesday along with other performances organized University of by the Asian Pacific American Student Coalition. The group is celebrating Asian Pacific American Awareness Month. Idaho. Amina Ben Both panelists Ezzeddine spoke for WSU English about half instructor Gregoire vetoes funding for House and Senate bills an hour with Ghazanfar leading things off and talking about Islam as a Many are surprised by the accompanying budget items « I’M COMPLETELY STUNNED; reforming the allocation process to college childcare centers. The civilization and its legacy and achieved broad bi-partisan denial of budget requests for support on their way passing IT FELT LIKE AN APRIL process will be changed from a contributions to the world. college campus-related bills. through state Legislature. Both FOOL’S JOKE.» competitive grant system to a Such contributions and bills were passed into law, but proportional distribution sys- inventions include the tech- their budget requests were not. tem based on student contribu- nique of inoculation, the By Ryan Horlen Chris Reigelsperger Evergreen staff “I’m completely stunned; it ASWSU director of Legislative Affairs tions at each institution. The windmill and the knowledge of felt like an April Fool’s joke,” bill also came with a $1 million optics for cameras, he said. Gov. Chris Gregoire vetoed said Chris Reigelsperger, matter of time before it passed. request of additional funding, Ezzeddine spoke more of funding for House Bill 2582 ASWSU Director of Legislative At the last minute, she decided half of which was reserved for her own personal experiences, and Senate Bill 6328 Tuesday. Affairs. “All the representatives to veto it. We’re all pretty four year institutions. 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He was assigned to the 3rd Forest Service finding of contempt for dragging his feet and NOAA Fisheries Service Wednesday. Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion, on an environmental review of that the survival of dozens of Maj. William G. Hall, 38, graduated Marine Control Group 38, 3rd Marine no environmental impact. fire retardant. threatened and endangered from WSU in December 1992 with Aircraft Wing, I Marine Expeditionary Andy Stahl, executive species is jeopardized, particu- a bachelor’s in physical education, force out of Camp Pendleton, Calif. By Jeff Barnard director of the group, said larly fish. The Associated Press according to the WSU Registrar’s FROM STAFF REPORTS the new suit is phase two of a It also challenges the deci- A watchdog group is keep- campaign to force the Forest sions by the Fish and Wildlife ing the heat on the U.S. Forest Service to give up its war on Service and NOAA Fisheries to allow fire retardant use to Service to change the way it wildfire, despite knowing that go on, as long as the Forest fights wildfires, particularly forests are burning at a record Service takes steps to test and the use of fire retardant that pace primarily due to drought Students recognized and a buildup of dead wood monitor its use, without any kills fish when it is dumped in from a century of putting fires explanation about how labora- streams. out. tory testing and monitoring The Forest Service “This war is bankrupting will prevent fish and wildlife Employees for Environmental for translations the Forest Service, costing deaths. Ethics, based in Eugene, Ore., almost 50 percent of their “What happened here is Students in the project said Project acts as a way to instruct filed a new lawsuit Wednesday entire budget,” Stahl said. the scientists did an excel- only some parts of the translat- people from other cultures in U.S. District court in “And it’s an unwinnable war. lent job of laying out the risks ing were difficult. Missoula, Mont. What we have learned is that and harm, but the politicians about how to recycle. “It was hard to translate the It claims environmental the harder and the more stepped in at the end, saying, words you do not use every reviews that allow the Forest money we spend on putting ‘You get a free pass, just keep By Alex Schwappach day,” said Nelson Edeza, a Evergreen staff Service to continue using out fire, the more intense the doing everything you’ve been senior business management toxic fire retardant violate the fires become, because there doing and you’ll be fine,’ ” operations major, who trans- A thank you ceremony Endangered Species Act and is more brush that just grows Stahl said. lated documents into Spanish. held Wednesday honored ESL other laws. up.” Spokesmen for Fish and “Styrofoam was a hard word to students for translating impor- In an earlier lawsuit Specifically, the lawsuit Wildlife and NOAA Fisheries find.” tant documents for University from the group, a fed- challenges the Forest Service said they had not seen the law- Some of the students also Recycling into their native lan- eral judge recently stopped finding of no significant envi- suit and could not comment worked in groups to finish their guages. short of finding Agriculture ronmental impact from using on it. The Forest Service did project. Students enrolled in English Undersecretary Mark Rey, the toxic fire retardant, despite not immediately respond to an “We separated the text we 403, a professional and technical Bush administration official in findings by scientists at the e-mail request for comment. writing class, translated recy- had to translate and then com- cling instructions into Arabic, bined it in the end,” said Katrina Farsi, Chinese, Vietnamese, Yeung, a senior hospitality busi- Spanish, Korean, Japanese and ness management major who region briefs Indonesian as a community ser- translated traditional Chinese. “I vice project. The recycling mate- used my dictionary a lot, it was divvied up – 5 cents for the retailer, tanker contract, Northrop Grumman rial will be distributed on the not too difficult, but Mandarin 20-cent fee for grocery 15 cents for the city. But retailers said late Wednesday. WSU campus and throughout and Cantonese are different so I grossing less than $1 million a year The GAO, which has until June to the Western United States. had to change it a little.” bags proposed will keep the entire 20-cent fee. rule on the Boeing Co. protest, would “It will be available to anyone The community service not comment. And Air Force officials SEATTLE — Paper or plastic? could not be reached immediately in the recycling industry, and project will be a good asset to Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels and City GAO denies Boeing’s for comment. it will be posted on our website resume building, ESL instructor Council President Richard Conlin say Boeing filed a formal protest so anyone in any part of the Julie Meloni said. the answer is neither. tanker protest of the air tanker refueling contract country can access it,” said Rick “There is such a range of The two are proposing a 20-cent with the GAO on March 11. In late Finch, manager for Washington diversity here,” she said. “The fee on disposable shopping bags at WASHINGTON — The February, Air Force officials awarded State Waste Management. professional and technical the city’s grocery, drug and conve- Government Accountability the contract to Northrop Grumman nience stores. Their plan also calls for Office has denied motions filed by and European Aeronautic Defence The idea for the project was translation adds a whole other and Space Co., parent of Boeing rival developed from a conversation dimension to their education.” a ban on foam take-home contain- Northrop Grumman Corp. and the Air Force to toss key portions of Airbus. with Finch and ESL specialist The texts were submitted this ers, plates and cups at restauraunts. The 20-cent fee per bag will be Boeing’s protest of a $35 billion aerial THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Elizabeth Siler. Finch and Siler weekend and were reviewed by wanted a way to instruct people Finch, who will decide what for- from other cultures about how mat to put them in. Finch said to use recycling facilities and he would like to increase pam- help them have a greater under- phlets in apartment complexes standing of recycling, something and residence halls. The recy- that can be difficult to translate, cling website will also provide a Finch said. link to the texts. join the Dodgeball best team on campus! Dodgeball at 6:00 pm in Bohler and Smith Gyms the Daily Evergreen WITH-UNCHIEZ is hiringg Advertising POINTFOREVERYDOLLARSPENT ANDOFF SALESSALES REPRESENTATIVREPRESENTATIVESREPRESEESENTATIVS IFYOUWEARYOURLETTERS for next Fall. Department What to wear: JERSEYSJERSEYS getreal experience Need a job this summer? Apply to be a writer for The Daily Evergreen. while building your communication skills. Pick up an application at Murrow East 122. all majors welcome. All majors welcome. We pay. 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By Jay Lindsay The Associated Press BOSTON — Officials of 18 states, including Washington and Oregon, are taking the EPA back to court to try to force it to com- ply with a Supreme Court ruling that rebuked the Bush administration for inaction on global warming. In a petition filed Wednesday, the plaintiffs said the 5-4 ruling in April 2007 required the Environmental Protection Agency to decide whether to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon dioxide, from motor vehicles. TYLER TJOMSLAND/DAILY EVERGREEN The EPA has instead done Deta Chi member Lance Weber grills burgers Wednesday at an all-Greek BBQ as part of Greek Week. nothing, they said. “The EPA’s failure to act in the face of these incontestable dangers is a shameful dereliction of duty,” Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley said. The petition asks the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to require the EPA to act within 60 days. In last year’s decision, the Supreme Court ruled the EPA has the authority to regulate emissions from new cars and trucks under the Clean Air Act, and said the reasons the EPA gave for declining to do so were insufficient. EPA spokesman Jonathan Shradar said the Supreme Court required the agency to evaluate how it would regulate greenhouse gas emissions from cars and other vehicles but set no deadline. The EPA plans to include the evaluation in a broader look at how to best regulate all greenhouse gas emissions, not just those from vehicles, he said. Otherwise, a mash of laws and regulations could emerge rather than the “holistic” approach the administration favors. “We want to set a good foun- dation to build a strong climate policy of potential regulation and laws we can work toward and actually see some success,” Shradar said. At a press conference Wednesday, David Brookbinder of the Sierra Club, one of 11 environmental groups involved in the suit, said the EPA has been talking about a “holistic” approach to climate change for years. California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said the EPA “has failed to lead, it has failed to follow the states’ lead and we are prepared to force it out of the way in order to protect the environment.” The plaintiffs in the latest court action include Coakley and attorneys general from Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington and the District of Columbia, plus representatives of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and the cities of New York and Baltimore, and several environmental organizations. The plaintiffs want the finding about the dangers of carbon dioxide released within 60 days so the process for regulating vehicle emissions can begin. They said final rules wouldn’t be ready until the next administration takes over. sports The Daily Evergreen Sports editor Mike Feigen  [email protected] PAGE 5 THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2008 Nwachukwu primed for starring role in revamped Cougar secondary After starting last season at There’s some little things they cornerback, the Texas native gotta learn … but they’re doing very well.” has been practicing at safety. Since it is only spring, the entire 2008 team is not yet at By Kevin Dudley WSU. The team will welcome Evergreen staff 22 new players once fall camp Last season, Chima begins. Moving Nwachukwu Nwachukwu was just a new to the safety position is not yet WSU football player with a dif- permanent, Ball said. ficult name to spell. “We’re going to wait and see This spring, he is one of the until after spring and re-evalu- leaders of the Cougar secondary ate it and then go from there,” and is ready to use the experi- Ball said. ence he gained last season. Nwachukwu said he played “I know the speed of the at the safety position for three game,” Nwachukwu said. “I years and loves playing in the know what to expect so come open field. The safety position that first game, I’ll be ready brings new assignments that to play and just try and be a differ from the cornerback position. leader.” “You feel more free” as a Nwachukwu started all safety, Nwachukwu said. “Like 12 games at cornerback as a as a corner, you’re on an island true freshman last season. He somewhat. But when you’re in totaled 73 tackles, five pass the middle of the field, you look break-ups and had one inter- at the quarterback, you prepare ception. for him a little bit. It’s a little But with the graduation of more free.” Husain Abdullah, a hole was left Ball looks at the safety posi- in the Cougar secondary. Junior tion from more of an X’s and Xavier Hicks was expected to O’s point of view. join senior Alfonso Jackson at the safety positions. “You’re probably more Hicks is working with the involved with the runs,” Ball first-team secondary as a safety, said. “(There is) a little more to but Jackson is now playing the do at the safety spot than there cornerback position, having is at the corner spot.” switched with Nwachukwu in Although he was a little one of the coaching staff’s early hesitant at first about switching changes to the team. positions, Nwachukwu said he “I just thought he could help would do anything for the team. us there,” secondary coach “I wasn’t really sure because Chris Ball said. “You know, we I hadn’t played college safety,” FILE/DAILY EVERGREEN Nwachukwu said about being had some of the younger cor- WSU defensive back Chima Nwachukwu upends a Stanford receiver near the goal line during the ners coming on and I thought asked to switch positions. “But it’s all about angles and just 2007 football season. New secondary coach Chris Ball has moved Nwachukwu from cornerback we’d give him a look here the to safety during spring football practice. next couple of weeks at safety.” playing in the open field.” Ball said the move did not have much to do with the depth Ball is Back and a Rose Bowl and coached school. He still has a lot of good in preparation for the spring issues the team is facing this Ball is making his third Cougar greats such as Lamont friends here. game scrimmage at Martin spring. Ball said he simply appearance as a WSU coach. Thompson, Marcus Trufant, “To come back and get the Stadium during Mom’s Weekend. thought Jackson would make a Ball coached at WSU under Erik Coleman and Jason David. program back to where it was is This week they will have “This has always been a better corner, and Nwachukwu Mike Price as a graduate assis- an honor, really.” practice on Thursday followed would make a better safety. tant in 1989 and then as the place I’ve always loved,” Ball by a scrimmage on Friday. Next “I think they’re both doing secondary coach from 2000 to said. “It’s a great place to raise a week they will practice Monday, really well (at their new posi- 2002. family and my family wanted to Spring practice schedule Tuesday and Thursday, with tions),” Ball said. “They’ve While at WSU, Ball helped come back here, my son wanted The Cougars continue with the scrimmage at 11 a.m. on picked it up very quickly. the Cougars to a Sun Bowl to come back and finish up high their regular practice schedule Saturday. Cougar golfer Eneroth continues early-season success sports brief DeSales High school Men’s team member Nick Ellis a very determined competitor.” by a first-round score of 12-un- place. Black, who played as an also takes an individual title The Cougars went on to der-par 268, the lowest single- individual, shot a two-round pole vaulter dies finish sixth with a 43-over par round total in school history. 1-under total of 139. Grigsby at the Inland Cup in Clarkston. 907, six strokes out of second Freshman Nick Ellis (67-69- followed with a 1-over-141, WALLA WALLA — A spokesman place. However, the University for a Walla Walla high school said a From staff and wire reports 136, -4) grabbed the individual which was good for his best of Denver walked away with title after shooting a 6-under- finish as well. All three golfers student who was fatally injured in a pole vault accident was not a novice. WSU junior Amy Eneroth the tournament, finishing with 136 on the tourney. It was the recorded the best two-round a 12-over-par 876, which was Walla Walla Catholic Schools act- won the Regional Preview golf first tournament victory of his total of their WSU careers. ing president David Schmitz said tournament in Lincoln, Calif., 25 strokes better than the next- career. Ellis’ first-round score of Senior Jordan Mason fin- best team. Ryan Moberg had qualified last year hosted by Sacramento State 67 was the lowest of his career. ished with a 4-over-144 and for the state track championship. University. Junior Jessica Black (72-74- “The men played a spec- sophomore Austin Hurt shot The 18-year-old from Walla Eneroth (71-68-76-215, -1), 78-224, +8) finished 20th, tacular round in the morning a 7-over-147 to round out the Walla was practicing with the team senior Tracy Broders (77-76-80- a Spokane native, shot a career- and Ellis played solid just like Cougar contingent. Freshmen Monday in the gym at DeSales 233, +17) tied for 46th, senior low 68 in the second round he has for most of the season,” Xavier Dailly and Dustin Poe, Catholic High School when he hit on her way to her 1-under-par Brooke Henderson (77-76-83- Williams said. “Overall the men his head. He was taken to St. Mary 236, +20) tied for 62nd and playing as individuals, shot 215 on the tournament. It was had a great performance.” Medical Center where nursing Eneroth’s second victory of the sophomore Diana Hong (81-75- two-round totals of 151 and 154 Junior Brandon Black and supervisor Char Brown says he died season and the lowest 3-round 84-240, +24) tied for 76th. respectively. Wednesday. total of her career. The Cougar men scored a sophomores Nick Grigsby and Next up for the men is the A coach was present at the prac- “Eneroth is really getting win against the University of Kevin Tucker all fired first- Stevenson Ranch Invitational tice, which had been scheduled dur- better as the season progress- Idaho earlier in the weekend at round scores of 66, which tied on April 7 and 8 in Stevenson ing spring break. es,” head coach Walt Williams the Inland Cup. The two-round them with seven other Cougars Ranch, Calif. The women are Schmitz says two prayer services said in a news release. “She has duel event was held at Quail for the third-lowest single- also headed to California next have been held for grieving students. been improving over the last Ridge golf course in Clarkston. round score in school history. for the Barnard Intercollegiate, Moberg was an honor student three years so it’s really no sur- The 13-stroke victory was Tucker ended the day with hosted April 11 and 12 by who planned to go to college. prise. She is a hard worker and WSU’s second of the season, led a 2-under-138, good for second Stanford University. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 6 THE DAILY EVERGREEN SPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2008 Olson: Kevin O’Neill out at Arizona sports brief of the eighth by the Mariners that Mariners’ Putz injured had seized the lead. After serving one year as program or be an assistant in the the wide-open game and they In the first 20 minutes after the interim head coach, O’Neill pros. didn’t,” Olson said, referring to in loss to Rangers game, Putz did not appear in the leaves the Wildcat program. O’Neill was on vacation O’Neill’s man-to-man style of SEATTLE — The Mariners have clubhouse. Team officials surmised Tuesday with his wife, Roberta, play. “And that’s no one’s fault placed All-Star closer J.J. Putz on he was in the training room get- Olson said. Attempts to reach because that’s not coach O’Neill’s the 15-day disabled list with a ting treatment. By Lance Madden O’Neill on his cell phone were Hamilton said he was sitting (University of) belief on the offensive end and it ribcage injury, putting Seattle’s Arizona Daily Wildcat unsuccessful. was his team when I left. season of high expectations off to solely on Putz’s fastball, then O’Neill said at a season-end “I said, ‘We’re going to play a rocky start. unexpectedly got a slower one TUCSON, Ariz. — In Lute press conference last week that Arizona basketball and we’re Putz, who converted 40 of 42 than the 97 mph one with which Olson’s first press conference he planned to honor his two-year going to have fun doing it.’” save opportunities last season, Putz struck out Hamilton to end since announcing his season- commitment to the university Olson said he won’t start blew one Tuesday night by allow- Monday’s opener. Thus, Hamilton long leave of absence Nov. 4, the but he was open to other jobs in looking for a replacement until ing a go-ahead home run to Texas’ was able to drive the slower pitch Arizona head coach gave few the NBA or in college, but Olson O’Neill officially resigns. Josh Hamilton in the top of the for his startling home run. ninth inning. details about his leave and was cut to the chase. Olson has reportedly talked Putz blew his first save in his combative with local reporters “He won’t be in the staff,” He felt discomfort on a pitch second game of the season, after to former Phoenix Suns Coach to the batter before Hamilton, Tuesday in McKale Center. Olson said. “But if he doesn’t Frank Johnson, a family friend of saving Seattle’s win Monday. He land a job then the university Michael Young. Putz had an MRI didn’t blow his first save last year But in the 48-minute media and workout coach for UA guard exam early Wednesday that session, which was televised will be responsible for the second until July 25. Jerryd Bayless. revealed a mild inflammation The Mariners were 75-0 last live on Fox Sports Net Arizona, year of his contract.” “Three minutes after I went in where the cartilage attaches to a Olson did clarify one thing: But Livengood said all UA season when leading after eight to talk with Frank it was on the rib on his right side. innings, thanks to Putz. Kevin O’Neill won’t return next assistant coaches are on year-to- radio station in Phoenix,” Olson Seattle selected right-hander season as Olson’s assistant. year contracts and the univer- Seattle will now presumably said. Roy Corcoran from Triple-A have to use a closer-by-committee “I said, ‘Do you want to be an sity’s two-year agreement with Olson said the reason for his Tacoma to take Putz’s roster place. assistant for three more years or O’Neill wasn’t inked on paper. until Putz returns. The primary leave was due to stress and anxi- Corcoran was expected to be in option within that committee, five more years?’ ” Olson said of Livengood declined to com- ety, presumably from his divorce uniform for Wednesday night’s ment about O’Neill’s financial hard-throwing right-hander Mark the man who was the acting head from Christine Olson, and added game against the Rangers. coach for the Wildcats while situation with the university. Putz angrily snapped his glove Lowe, was likely to be unavail- that his personal physician, Dr. able Wednesday because he had Olson was gone. “He said, ‘No.’” “What I’m trying to work on at the new baseball late Tuesday with him right now is terms of Steven D. Knope, cleared him after Hamilton pulled the old pitched in each of the season’s UA Athletics Director Jim before he announced his return first two games and is coming off Livengood named O’Neill the future employment (at the UA),” one, a 93 mph fastball with one to the program. two elbow surgeries in the last 19 successor to Olson on Dec. 18 Livengood said. out, four rows into the bleachers “I have examined Lute and months. but Olson said the verbal plan Olson said he watched every beyond right field. That ruined a for O’Neill to be the next Wildcat game of the season on TV but cleared him to return to any and three-run comeback in the bottom THE ASSOCIATED PRESS head coach has been scratched. never talked to any UA players all coaching responsibilities as of Any UA head coach has the without O’Neill’s permission, March 24,” Knope said through rights to name his or her assis- and when he did ask for permis- UA sports information director tants, Livengood said in a phone sion, he talked to forward Chase Richard Paige. “I find him to be interview Tuesday. Budinger and guard Jawann in excellent health.” “That’s obviously his decision McClellan about their confidence Olson said he felt great and and I’m going to continue to, as I during the season. joked that the media session was would any employee, help Kevin Olson said he met with all the doing a number on his health. do whatever Kevin wants to do in returning UA players March 24 “Physically I could have come terms of his future employment,” and apologized to them for what back in February,” he said. “But Livengood said. they had to go through in terms that would have been very dis- Olson said O’Neill’s prefer- of the coaching change and the ruptive to everything that had ence would be to coach at a change in the team’s style of play. been done, so there was no way I mid-level college basketball “They came here to play was going to come back.”

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Continued from Front Page keynote address at Beasley Coliseum as he accepts his and edited it in the air over the award at 7:30 p.m. Atlantic on the way back. It was Résumé critiques will be held on air in the States the same for communication majors of all day,” he said. fields during two sessions with “Today something like that professionals from advertising, is a cinch. You just pull up the broadcast, journalism, public satellite image in any city in the relations and business com- world and it’s there,” he said. munication available to consult Hewitt also worked with students. Murrow on the 1950s program “Everyone should take “See it Now,” for which Murrow advantage of this. Rarely will is known for his coverage of the you get that opportunity to get a Sen. Joseph McCarthy trials. person who may hire you in the “Just the idea of being around future look over your résumé,” Murrow, he was bigger than Symposium Director Marvin life,” Hewitt said. Marcelo said. Hewitt’s advice for communi- This year’s symposium will cation students is to make sure also feature a panel discussion they are prepared for the field. on the topic of media consolida- “Make sure this is really what tion, Marcelo said. you want to do and that it’s not “It’s a very sensitive issue DANIEL MITCHELL/DAILY EVERGREEN just a stepping stone to some- today,” he said. WSU English instructor Amina Ben Ezzedine gives a keynote address at the “Islam: A Message thing else,” he said. “You need to Hewitt’s wife Marilyn for Humanity” panel discussion held on Wednesday in Todd Hall room 276. be really dedicated as a reporter Berger, who has worked for and have formed in your own The New York Times, and The mind that that’s what you want Washington Post as a White to do.” House correspondent, will mod- ISLAM | Guest will speak at 5:30 p.m. in Todd Symposium workshops will erate the debate at 1:30 p.m. in run all day, followed by Hewitt’s Murrow Complex Studio A. Continued from Front Page The emphasis on choice had just recently entered the and free will was something religion and to get that per- specifically her previous views Ezzeddine stressed. She said spective,” Abshir said. “Also, on religion. true liberation comes when the way she spoke about gen- “I spent years of my life our choices stop being influ- der was good because that is BILLS | Gregoire justifies vetoes thinking I didn’t need religion enced by the outside world something important people and that people made God,” and come from within. should hear about.” with suffering economy Ezzeddine said. “Oppressors are always The panel discussion is one It was through writing her oppressed by their own ego,” of several events that are tak- Continued from Front Page Ganders said the bill changes dissertation, which focused Ezzeddine said. “Power is not ing place until Friday as part nothing here at WSU. on the relationship between emancipating but contrary of Islamic Awareness Week, Jake Stillwell, vice president “It may give people the impres- colonizers and the colonized, to the identity of the people. which is organized by the of Communications for the sion it will greatly improve cam- and readings of the Quran that Women are not suppressed by Muslim Students Association. Washington Student Lobby, said pus security,” Gander said. “It just faith began to take precedence Islam. By urging us to surren- Today at 5:30 p.m. guest Gregoire said her reasons for veto- makes institutions have a plan. in her life. der our own ego, Islam liber- speaker Shaykh Khalid Yasin ing the bills included the state’s We have one already.” She also addressed women ates both men and women.” will give a message in Todd downturning economy and that Gregoire had also proposed in Islam and talked about Naima Abshir, a junior Auditorium titled “Islam: The this is a supplemental budget year, $1.8 million for newer and bet- misconceptions there, such as genetics major and Muslim Treasure Uncovered.” an atypical time to increase pro- ter security equipment, but her the veil being seen as a type of Students Association vice Yasin will also speak at 7:30 gram funding. proposal didn’t make it out of the oppression. president, said Ezzeddine’s p.m. Saturday at the Gladish “The real problem is that she committee. “The veil is a personal viewpoint was thought-pro- Community Center, following signed the child care bill, which “The WSL and the governor choice,” she said. “It’s an invi- voking. a potluck dinner at 6 p.m., assumed the increase in fund- have different approaches to tation to go beyond simply the “It was very interesting with a message called “From ing,” Stillwell said. “Now that the security and neither got passed,” appearance.” to hear from someone who the Womb to the Tomb.” funding is gone, the bill will do the Ganders said. opposite of the actual objective. The lack of funding for hiring The childcare centers are going to a mental health counselor did not be losing money.” go over well with the WSL, who Senate Bill 6328 is aimed at had the budget request high on improving campus security. The their priorities. bill requires universities to con- “We’ve been pushing for more duct a self assessment of their mental health councilors,” Stillwell security policies and provide a said. “The only good news is that plan to address any issues or it’s really lit a fire under a lot of problems. The budget request people around here. Both the was an additional $77,000 for additional funding for the child universities to hire a mental health care centers and mental health counselor. councilors will be top priorities Assistant to the President Larry next session.” 8 THE DAILY EVERGREEN ADVERTISEMENT THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2008

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It never fails to amaze me that all of ber of kills, one remaining life and 350 “prank” the other We fill their showers with balloons, sinks, bathtubs, toilets, cups and bowls affluent enough to mine still work, considering the amount percent damage. The only difference group. And that is take their bathroom doors, fill their own anything next- of throwing and shaking they go through. between the two of you is that you have a Jordan Hightower with 123 live goldfish that we have run all gen. beam sword. Finished. where our journal house with 12 of the most obnoxious over Pullman and Moscow to purchase. 4. “Zelda: Ocarina of Time” this week begins ... scents of car freshener (strawberry fields) Whatever the OK, so first you’re a kid who thinks 2. “Mario Kart 64” I apologize to the poor employees of cause, I have a deep, The First Strike – Feb. 14 we find, and fill their shoes and pockets Barnacle Bill’s who I watched struggle to he’s a Kokiri thing but then you find out I firmly believe that if you take a with handfuls of glitter. Sweet success, undying love for the you’re not only human but you’re an “Mario Kart” game cartridge and melt it We come home from a movie and wrangle my 50 into the small net. Nintendo 64 and something is off. Upon inspection of my we think. But then we get home to realize We also mix all of their clothes in orphan too. Then you have to go through down, the result would be pure, liquid they had a mole go into our house and know that without all these crazy temples and interact with blind rage and ruthlessness. I proved my “third-grade bed” (some people have the middle of their living room so they it my life would be a twin beds, OK?) I realize that there is take all of our keys. Shit. Cayla Lambier the multiple species of Hyrule while try- theory with science long ago by actually will have to spend time sorting whose dark pit of misery and ing to help out a helpless princess. a large wooden plank in between the The Third Attack – March 8 is what. We later find out that they get despair. So I came up with a list of seven melting a “Mario Kart” game and having sheets. My roommate’s “grown-up beds” Then, a cross-dresser teaches you a blind-folded friend drink the molten My roommates and I hop off our home to find several of the fish dead, reasons, four of which are games, detail- to travel through time, and you get to have been flipped so the box spring is on flight from Hawaii for spring break to which adds a morbid level to the prank ing why the 64 is the best gaming system concoction. The true components of top. This could have been a very painful interact with all the same people again, the game caused them to burn from the find a text message photo of the inside war. ever: but in a different way – a futuristic way. night but now, it’s on like Donkey Kong. of our house. They are in. I am the first Currently, my roommates and I are inside out, killing them. 7. It makes people like you better. You also have a billion more temples to Rather than fear Mario Kart, we The Second Attack – Feb. 30 one to return home and discover that I living in fear. Extreme fear even. And COURTESY OF SONY PICTURES. If I’m involved in a group conversa- should embrace the venting opportu- The men have gone out of town for no longer have a home. My entire bed- please, if you have any prank ideas, let tion, and someone mentions they have a nity it provides. It’ll be like the the weekend and we stole a house key room is gone. Bed, bookshelves, carefully us know. But to our foes ... well, your 360, no one really cares. Someone might two-minute hate, except it stacked binders, everything. Our dining before they left. We attempt to break in, cars are attracting a lot of attention on blandly ask, “Do you have ‘Rock will go on for hours and ‘21’ is as much of a gamble as blackjack only to discover that they have blocked room table is perfectly set upstairs (with Craigslist. Band’?” but no one’s eyes light up with the joyful memories of be directed at brightly their door with a couch, having figured water in the cups to boot) and, as I run to colored creatures and learn things from the mov- is a real story about an Asian out we had a key. It takes a mere minute the bathroom after a five-hour car ride, I JORDAN HIGHTOWER IS A SENIOR EDUCATION MAJOR FROM PORT ORCHARD. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-1099 times past. « THE STORY HAD LITTLE TO OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE Contrastingly, every the friends controlling ies I see each week. This man named Jeff Ma, which (because we’re not dumbasses) to realize find we have no doors or toilet paper. STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. time I have ever them. week I saw the movie “21” prompted cries of racism DO WITH WHAT IT WAS BASED i brought up my 64 1. “Goldeneye 64” and learned MIT only has two toward the movie since a white ON AND THE ACTING WAS during conversation, Probably the students who are not attractive actor played him. Ma and sev- OVERALL MEDIOCRE.» all parties involved only game ever cre- and statuesque on the entire eral other MIT students were Golden Teriyaki stands out among competition immediately ated where being campus, counting cards is 100 on a blackjack team that went mediocre. As for the good become enthusi- incredibly short percent effec- to Vegas on weekends and parts of the movie, there was a ’ve come to the frightening realiza- we were quickly greeted by our server astically nostalgic is advantageous, tive every MOViE returned with up to 35 times lot of nice camera work focus- tion that I may have a slight addic- and offered water and tea. I suddenly GOLDEN TERIYAKI and insistent upon “Goldeneye” is my time, and REViEW as much money as they went joining me for some No. 1 reason for ing on what really mattered i tion to Asian cuisine. Either that, realized that the charisma the gentle- Service ★ ★ ★ “based on a there with. Ma never wanted in a movie about blackjack: 64 gaming. Within why the Nintendo or Pullman simply has far too many man at the door tries so hard to put Timing true story” to go to medical school, was the cards. Half the casino restaurants that specialize in serving out there was not wearing off onto ★ ★ ★ ★ a matter of seconds, 64 is the best means you never beat up by anyone at a scenes were close-ups on the this particular ethnic fare. I think it’s this particular server. Unfortunately Cleanliness ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I become the person gaming platform can make as casino, and also doesn’t care table with Sturgess doing a probably both. I’m not even sure she knew how to Accessibility ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ everyone loves; I ever. “Goldeneye” become the girl with much stuff up that a white actor played him voiceover explaining how he’s At least once a EAT iT, smile. However, despite her obvious pioneered the FPS Quality ★ ★ ★ ★ the N64. Having a 360 as you want. in the movie. week I find myself lack of enthusiasm, she was quick and multi-player shoot- counting the cards as they fall. COUGS ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ might supply a plethora The story As for the actual elements wandering into Taste out: the frantic straf- Some may find teaching quite attentive (our water rarely went of online gaming oppor- of “21” is Kevin Frees in the movie, Spacey, Sturgess one of Pullman or empty). ing back and forth, the an audience the basics of card tunities, but having a 64 anxious pause to reload all about and Fishburne play their parts counting to be a bad thing, but Moscow’s many I was slightly put off by our server’s teriyaki sauce, then char-broiled and served with a side of white rice and a brings about interaction with sweaty fingers on the the main character, Ben expertly while the rest of the considering the average person Asian restaurants. unhappiness – usually everyone there with live people, face-to- (Jim Sturgess, “Across the This week my is so nice – but I didn’t let that ruin my small tossed salad. Z-button. Finally one opponent cast fails to keep you engaged can’t figure out a system and face. falls, the noble victor promptly insatiable appetite meal. Even with a sour attitude float- Besides excellent food and decent Universe”), a brilliant math- when two of the three actors think fast enough, I’m will- presses the start button and shrieks, for excellent food ing around the room, the food was still service, Golden Teriyaki also boasts a 6. I can afford it. ematician at MIT who was aren’t on screen. Chemistry ing to bet casinos wanted this “Holy crap! Look at how much health I brought me to excellent. clean restaurant with a comfortable On Amazon.com there are 114 accepted into Harvard Medical between Sturgess and Kate movie to come out so rich trust Nick Sowle had left, look! Not even a full bar, ohmy School and needs to make Golden Teriyaki. While my friend ordered our pot- atmosphere. Though the décor isn’t available Nintendo 64 systems, used Bosworth is there, but by the fund kids will lose and new, priced from $25.95 to $49.95. goshidon’tevenknowhowididthat – I’m $300,000 in a couple months Located just north of Dissmore’s on stickers and teriyaki chicken, I opted exactly something to go wild over – time things started happening, thousands trying then again, what Asian restaurant does Now tell me again, how much is the PS3? amazing!” in order to pay for it. I just didn’t care. THE GRADE Grand Avenue, this little teriyaki res- for an order of the sesame chicken. The go through, some of which are fun (the Though the multi-player is the to imitate it. have great décor? – it fits the theme Games range anywhere from less than fire temple, hurray) and some of which Enter Kevin Spacey as his From the first scene with taurant is a must-try. appetizer and both of our entrees were real reason to kick back with some Also, casinos and shows that the staff does an excel- a dollar to $20, depending on the game, are creepy (the shadow temple, boo). professor, who teaches him Bosworth you know she and Every time I’ve walked into Golden excellent. Typically I’m used to a sesa- “Goldeneye,” the single-player aspect is have taken numer- Teriyaki I’ve had the pleasure of being me chicken slathered in a sauce that is lent job of maintaining a clean restau- which is a significantly smaller amount You also steal a horse along the way and to count cards and takes him Sturgess are going to be ous steps to make C not lacking in merit. In fact, one of my greeted by the man who I assume to be rant. than the traditional $50 for next-gen enlighten a bunch of sage people. and four other students to either far too spicy or just plain gross. favorite pastimes is to play the Runway romantically involved and counting cards the owner. Ever pleasant, he constantly Golden Teriyaki, however, has man- So head over to Golden Teriyaki and games. Then you fight some power-hungry Las Vegas to make a metric level and just sit in the tank and blow up instead of wondering if they’ll an obsolete practice. Luckily, wears a wide grin and is sure to throw aged to coat a perfectly battered and have yourself a heaping bowl of white 5. 64s are durable and strapping. ginger and save the kingdom and the buttload of money. Tensions get together you play the I have a foolproof system for rice and some of the best teriyaki chick- princess/cross-dresser. And while doing the never-ending supply of Russians that out about a dozen “thank yous,” even fried chicken with a sauce that has just I can drop my 64 down the stairs and spews forth from a mountainside. Then run high with the students as waiting game. Or maybe I’m breaking the bank at big casi- when the conversation doesn’t seem the right amount of spice and flavor. en around. Cross your fingers, though, feel fairly confident that it will still work. all of this, you have tend to the petty Laurence Fishburne, who has just jaded about Hollywood nos. It’s called pick-pocketing and hope you get a better server. Either issues of every person in the land. Or, if when I get bored, I simply tank off to to warrant this sentiment. I suppose And as for my friend’s teriyaki The PS3 and the 360 however, break all my waiting plane and say “Sorry chaps, I a reputation for mercilessly romance. high rollers. way, however, you’re sure to have an you don’t want to do any of that, you can it’s all for the better though, as I would chicken, well let’s just say it’s no sur- by themselves. There is no “red circle of have a flight to catch.” beating people who count So the story had little to do rate him with some of the friendliest prise that this is the dish the restau- excellent meal. death” on a 64. No lasers or fans to die. just go fishing. cards, catches on to their plot. with what it was based on and KEVIN FREES IS A SOPHOMORE COMMUNICATION MAJOR FROM KENT. HE CAN BE CONTACTED AT service in town. rant is named for. Two large chicken NICK SOWLE IS A SENIOR HOSPITALITY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MAJOR FROM WENATCHEE. HE CAN BE CONTACTED Just efficiently packed computer chips 3. “SuperSmash Bros.” CAYLA LAMBIER IS A SOPHOMORE COMMUNICATION MAJOR FROM KENNEWICK. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335- 335-1099. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE AT 335-1099 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY 1140 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF The story “21” is based on the acting was overall STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. After my friend and I were seated, breasts come marinated in their special THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. and wires. The games are just as durable The battle has been long, merciless THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS.

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We seek WSU and the world has to say. on the Dinesh D’Souza event recognized experts, especially Read the extended version online March 25, the Foley Institute those with national or interna- www.dailyevergreen.com/opinion acted in a responsible manner by tional reputations. We also prefer Would you pay $60 for helping to spon- dynamic, interesting speakers Moreover, the lecture itself making speeches and asks them sor this important with an important message. was supported by facts at every to “get to the question.” This the concert pass to get lecture. WSU is a step, and was remarkable for its is not cutting off dialogue. The into three concerts? world-class uni- « A GREAT UNIVERSITY clarity and power on what he moderator’s primary obligation versity with a duty believes is the changing character is to the entire audience, not just to invite outstand- EMBRACES, RATHER THAN of racism and the need for differ- a single member. ing speakers to SHRINKS FROM, THE ent policies in response. It is clear Finally, word limits do not Mathieu Scott engage important D’Souza takes the topic of racism allow me to fully address the junior, hospitality business ideas, even if they MARKETPLACE OF IDEAS. » seriously – his use of humor does elephant in the room – the management are controversial Edward not detract from that. D’Souza lack of intellectual diversity at Weber D’Souza met all of these cri- welcomed dialogue and dissent. and challenging to teria. He is affiliated with the WSU. If WSU truly wants to « Yes, I defi- some. Guest He entertained questions far balance the scales, the Foley nitely would Commentary Hoover Institution of Stanford longer than is the norm at such The question- University, has a considerable, Institute would need to dedicate and-answer session events. consider getting noteworthy record of scholarship, roughly 70 to 80 percent of its following the talk and ensuing The Evergreen columns and and is an accomplished, dynamic resources to respected, strongly it. There is not commentary in the Evergreen letters misunderstood the role conservative speakers over the speaker. that much stuff made it clear many took offense of moderators. I commend the years. With respect to D’Souza, The idea that D’Souza was dis- at D’Souza’s message. Many student moderator for doing an the Foley did a great service in Pullman.» respectful and refused to reason accused him and, by extension excellent job at a difficult task. A by enlivening the debate about the Foley Institute, of further tells me the people who wrote moderator’s chief role is to facili- race because it challenged the polarizing the campus on race. to the Evergreen attended a dif- tate dialogue between the guest monopolistic hold of a politically Ian Hallenius The institute has been challenged ferent speech than I. At all times and the audience. But many often correct view on race. junior, criminal justice and Russian to provide “equal time” and to do D’Souza was courteous, polite forget question-and-answer ses- A great university embraces, so quickly, lest its mission and and professional, despite being sions mean the invited expert will rather than shrinks from, the interrupted by several question- « Personally reputation for nonpartisanship be answer questions. People come to marketplace of ideas. Nor does a no ... I think tarnished. ers during his responses. People hear the speaker’s message. They great university allow offended The Foley regularly sponsors should know it is perfectly com- hope the audience obliges them parties to dictate the substance it would be 40 to 50 events annually. We mon and acceptable for a speaker by asking good questions. They of dialogue. My challenge to a waste of focus on enhancing the intellec- to illustrate major points using do not come to hear soliloquies WSU is to decide which kind of tual climate on WSU’s campuses. stories and examples and then or rambling statements by ques- university we want to be. money on my We offer many different pro- refer audience members to their tioners who have forgotten they part.» grams, including single published work for more compre- are not the primary focus. This is EDWARD WEBER IS THE DIRECTOR OF THE FOLEY INSTITUTE AND A POLITICAL SCIENCE discussion panels where we seek PROFESSOR. HE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY [email protected]. hensive arguments. D’Souza did why any moderator worth their THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COMMENTARY ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF to provide a wide variety of views, exactly this. salt interrupts people OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Katy Anderson senior, psychology « No, because there is no Letters to the editor guarantee E-mail letters to [email protected] that the and summarily dismissed all WSU Views on liberalism thing and being ourselves. Our culture bands per- Firemen deserved court emergency responders, including is ran by a morally-bankrupt, capitalist forming 15 very capable student firefighter/ class; they’re responsible for the fear win against university EMTs. The station afforded quick McCarthyism is no longer we all feel. This class of individuals is would be Editor: response times on campus, critical accountable for the demise of democ- ones I would considered applicable racy. Perhaps we “liberals” aren’t trying Congratulations to WSU firemen for both life and property preserva- enjoy.» tion. Editor: to deconstruct this society of perpetual David Grimes, Stuart Bennett and fear, but reconstruct it. Terry St. Mary for the recent appel- Victims of cardiac arrest gen- Regarding Chris Johnson’s erally have only 4 to 6 minutes Wednesday column, the writer believes Atheism is realism, our society late court decision re-affirming needs to stop looking to God to justify, Cori Christianson their reinstatement. This win before suffering irreversible brain the ACLU is attempting to destroy our damage. Fire and deadly smoke country through thinly-veiled commu- blame and forgive the problems our junior, communication and sociology must be heartening for other staff society created. God is not to blame for employees threatened with their can double in volume every min- nism, a perceived extension of the far left. This baseless assertion is not ratio- problems such as genocide, poverty, « I think I jobs being illegally contracted out. ute. These are but two examples multinational corporations raping WSU again tactically attempted of the importance of fire station nal to declare all liberals are attempting would. I think to destroy our society from the inside our planet’s limited resources, or the to outlast an opponent by using location. out. Honestly, if you’re going to plagia- institutionalization of racism, sexism, I need to go huge taxpayer resources to wear On behalf of the state judicial heterosexism and other forms of dis- system, it is time for WSU to rem- rize somebody, did you really have to online and look out the victim. After WSU was held choose Joseph McCarthy? crimination. Dumping the blame on in violation of state civil service law edy a series of unfortunate and liberals is a scapegoat and isn’t going into what kind regarding layoffs and contracting illegal mistakes. Life safety could be to fix anything. far less costly in the long run. Sam Shaddox of bands are out state positions, the university sophomore, political science The time is coming when we will filed writs against the ruling board be forced to confront the demons we brought in.» and the trial court, accusing them Dan Semler created. When this happens, you have WSU fire chief, retired of being arbitrary, capricious and God is not the reason the choice remain ignorant, pointing Corey Roseberry unlawful. WSU’s accusations were Ely, Nevada fingers and praying to God to repair our world or you can grow up, stop junior, hospitality business dismissed as unfounded. for modern problems management The taxpayer is again the big blaming the victims, and see the big- Write us letters. Editor: ger picture. loser – having to pay for three It’s good for Are you trying to ignite a witch years of fire captain salaries and « Most of the the democracy. hunt? It sounds like you are encour- Elizabeth Poteet benefits, and possible further dam- aging another era of McCarthyism. junior, sociology music playing ages, because of WSU’s blunders. Democracy isn’t under attack; the isn’t my kind WSU exhibited a lack of con- opinion@ makeup of our political structure is – as cern for the safety of students, dailyevergreen.om it should be. Read the rest of the letters of music, so staff, faculty and visitors when it We live in a culture of everlasting probably not.» abolished the campus fire station fear of saying and doing the wrong See LETTERS Page 18

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The views expressed news and advertising policies by the Society of Professional peaceably to assemble, and to to share issue ideas with the editorial board. and deciding issues related to Journalists. petition the government for a the WSU community. A name, phone are solely those of the individual content rest solely with the student News planning meetings redress of grievances. number and university affiliation (if authors. 10 THE DAILY EVERGREEN OPINION THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2008 More letters to the editor E-mail letters to [email protected] Views on liberalism their newspaper down in anger trying two countries, the people in the Soviet Basketball success a kick in the pants. Those Tar Heels will to figure out how anyone can publish Union had little to no civil liberties, not forget who they fought and the such a ridiculous column. I wanted whereas in America, the Constitution shiver down their spines when they Liberal reader disagrees to do all this morning when I came provides these liberties, safeguarded Bennett and team found an adversary ready for war. across “Liberals threaten democracy.” by numerous groups including the These last two seasons have with columnist claims Not only is the column untrue, it also ACLU. show world WSU values breathed new life and energy into Editor: denounces every historical and posi- Johnson also characterized the Editor: what it is to be a Cougar. Never have The column, “Liberals threaten tive social movement this country has efforts of the Progressive Student Union In the current environment of col- these players quit. Never have they democracy,” is material I expect to find ever witnessed. to ensure WSU apparel is made in non- lege athletes making spectacles of their hung their heads. on “The Colbert Report,” not in a col- Furthermore, there is no actual sweatshop conditions as “(taking) away selves, I would like to say how refreshing When I found myself leaping with lege newspaper. The insinuations and evidence of Barack Obama, Ted jobs from the poorest of the poor in for- exhilaration on an injured foot, yelling Kennedy and The New York Times it was to watch the Cougars play this assumptions made within the column eign nations.” In reality, the PSU plan has season. In society, it seems the more to high heaven, slapping hands with that I, along millions of Americans, coming together in some secret plot never been to take jobs out of develop- friends and strangers and feeling oh to destroy society. I disagree that the outlandish the stars, the more everyone somehow “threaten democracy,” are ing countries but rather to move jobs wants to know about them, read about so alive, I realized I have never before reprehensible and ignorant. most dynamic presidential candidate to factories in developing countries that been so proud to be a Coug. And for we’ve ever witnessed, likely the first them and be like them. In saying that, Chris Johnson used a quote from provide their workers with basic human I would like to say Tony Bennett, the that I am grateful. black candidate who actually cares rights. There are valid examples of harm- Roger Baldwin the author used in the about the majority of the individu- coaching staff and the players showed late 20s. Baldwin later denounced ful far left groups but the same is true real professionalism on and off the court Ryan Thomas Tate als in this country, is not only wrong senior, philosophy communism and called it “the inhu- of the far right, and to pretend either is and gave me a great sense of pride in and naive, but he’s also “destroying representative of mainstream liberals or man communist police state tyranny” society.” saying that I work at WSU. in his book “A New Slavery.” He also conservatives is extremely misleading Not once did I see Bennett yell at the I guess the Bush administration’s and serves no real purpose. Players deserve honor, sought to purge the ACLU’s board of $9 trillion debt, endless civil war in a referees or the players, nor did I see any directors of those affiliated with totali- country that didn’t attack us, mort- of the players thump their chests, yell recognition for decorum tarian organizations. gage crisis and endless scandals have Jason Puz junior, political science to the crowd about their greatness or I would also like to know how been the clever catalysts that have run their mouths. If I had to describe the Editor: Johnson defines the word “liberal,” held this utopian society together, team in one word, that word would be I am a WSU alumnus couldn’t be for I don’t know how liberals were and these insane activists who care more proud of the men’s basketball responsible for the Iranian Revolution. Columnist missed "gentlemen." I feel the gentlemen from about animals, the environment and WSU deserve our thanks and respect team after the UNC game. The men It seems to me his definition of com- the future of our children are destroy- deserve a proper thank you. The WSU munism is more or less everything that revolution over the years for not getting caught up in the hype basketball tradition is one we are ing society and are trying to bring and losing sight of who they are. Not differs from his political ideology. And back an oppressive Stalinist regime. Editor: only beginning to acquire and part of just because the ACLU represented only did they make it to the Sweet 16, that acquisition is learning to pay our Give me a break. Reading Rush Limbaugh’s, I but they did it with pride and profes- NAMBLA doesn’t necessarily imply mean Mr. Right’s sensational column respects. This team proved the critics that the ACLU endorses NAMBLA. The sionalism. Gentlemen, thanks for the wrong, and I think the school needs to Antony Castle Wednesday, I was forced to do a memorable season. ACLU has also represented Santeria senior, communication make sure they are appreciated. doubletake. In 11 short paragraphs, Kyle Weaver, Robbie Cowgill and churches and Oliver North. But I would he accused me of being a communist, like to thank Johnson for informing me Rob Stout Derrick Low took a risk with their col- socialist, terrorist, an advocate of polyg- WSU staff lege careers by coming to play basket- the Soviet flag is my “banner” – I had ACLU defends American amy and man-boy love and equated always thought the American flag was. ball here. They, along with the Bennett constitutional rights my beliefs to that of radical Islam. clan, have taught us how the game is According to Chris Johnson, “liberals” Team means something played, and how to be fans. Matt Stahnke are the amalgam of all that is destroy- senior, political science Editor: I, along with every student, alumni In response to Chris Johnson’s col- ing society. special to every Cougar and fan who have lost their voices at umn, I have a few things to say. I didn’t Wake up and smell the revolution Friel Court, owe a great deal to these that has taken place over the past Editor: Logic did not match all realize the defense of civil liberties, When the men’s basketball team men. Cougar fans everywhere, take seven years. If social equality, environ- a moment to thank your men’s bas- the goal of the ACLU, was a liberal found themselves against the No. 1 ideas on government value; nor did I realize the defense of mentalism and humanism are big con- ketball team. While only one team a civil liberties is threatening America. cerns, than obviously everyone hasn’t team in the nation, they stood com- year gets to end with a victory, ours Editor: In addition, Johnson makes frequent been paying attention to the fascism posed and without fear. deserves to finish knowing we were There comes a time in every indi- references to the Soviet Union as if that has slithered its way into U.S. law By battling with such great spirit behind them the whole time and we vidual’s life when they come across the United States is only one step under the Bush administration. they showed that perhaps our univer- are counting the days till next season. a publication so absurdly filled with away from following in its footsteps. sity may be obscure but our hearts are flawed logic that they either want to Here Johnson fails to recognize an Nick Anderson strong. 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The Daily Evergreen 12 THE DAILY EVERGREEN SPORTS THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2008 Kansas’ Jackson recovers from troubled past to lead Jayhawks Shadowed by tragedy, Darnell To honor those lost, Jackson “He’s playing really well and Jackson helps send Kansas tried to fend off the latest and basketball has served as a great harshest blow by thumping distraction from all those nega- to the Final Four. his chest with a fist after free tive things,” teammate Russell throws. By the middle of his Robinson said. “He’s been able By John Marshall junior year, the toll had become to turn those into positives The Associated Press too much. and that’s translating into his LAWRENCE, Kan. — With his mother still game.” Tragedy keeps following hobbled and struggling to sup- But tragedy is never far Darnell Jackson. port her two younger children away. It first found him in because of insurance issues, a In February, while playing Oklahoma, taking his father, distraught Jackson packed his some of his best basketball, leading him to the crime scene belongings and left Lawrence. Jackson learned his 19-year-old of a classmate’s murder. Kansas coach Bill Self and cousin, Kascey Corie McClellan, It tracked him down at director of basketball opera- had died after being shot a Kansas, snatching the lives tions Ronnie Chalmers imme- week earlier at an Oklahoma of friends and relatives – his diately flew to Oklahoma. With City nightclub. beloved grandmother among the help of his mother, they The news came the same day them – and maiming his persuaded Jackson to return. fellow senior Rodrick Stewart mother. There have been tough times found out his cousin and adopt- Tragedy’s pursuit has been since – he cried at halftime ed brother had been shot and relentless, flooring Jackson at against Boston College on Jan. killed while waiting at a traffic nearly every turn, cramming 5 because his grandmother light in Seattle. a lifetime of heartache into 22 wasn’t there – but mostly the This time, Jackson met trag- years. But each time, Jackson basketball court has become a edy head-on, using it to form pulled himself up – sometimes sanctuary. a tighter bond with his team- reluctantly – pounding his “Just having my teammates mates, to become even closer to chest in defiance. and family and friends helping his family. “You have to keep getting me out has meant a great deal,” His resolve was evident up,” he said. “It’s the only way Jackson said. “When I’m on the during Senior Night on March you can keep going.” court, it’s like a whole different 3. He thanked the fans, his Jackson was in the eighth world, when I’m not worrying coaches and teammates. Then grade when his absentee father about anything.” he asked his mother to stand was killed by Oklahoma City And when he’s on the court, in front of more than 16,000 police after he attacked a jog- Kansas is a better team. The screaming spectators inside ger. During his senior year at 6-foot-8 forward has always Allen Fieldhouse. high school, Jackson stumbled had a knack for rebounding, “It hurts so bad because I across the dead body of a averaging 4.9 in limited playing wish I could take some of your MICHAEL CONROY/ASSOCIATED PRESS classmate. time as a sophomore in 2005- pain away and put it inside me. Kansas’s Darnell Jackson dunks during the first half of an NCAA It didn’t get better when he 06 and 5.1 last year. He leads I love you,” he told her, setting Midwest Regional semifinal basketball game against Villanova arrived in Lawrence. His close the Jayhawks at 6.7 per game off a standing ovation. on Friday in Detroit. friend was killed by gang mem- this year. Now, Jackson is two wins bers, his paternal grandfather Now, Jackson has added from a national champion- died and one of his uncles was some offense, too. Once an ship. He’s on pace to graduate beaten to death with a hammer. afterthought, Jackson has this semester with a degree Darnell Jackson biography Then came the crash. become a spark, a spring-legged in African-American studies. It was May 29, 2005, and ball of energy who infuses Projected as a second-round Jackson’s mother and grand- teammates with enthusiasm. NBA draft pick, he figures to be Class: Senior mother were heading back after Always a spectacular dunker playing basketball somewhere Hometown: Oklahoma City taking younger brother Evan on alley-oops and putbacks, at least for the next few years. Height/Weight: 6-8 / 250 to see his father in Las Vegas. he’s refined his post game – Yet there is the haunting Position: Forward An 18-year-old drunken driver thanks in large part to assistant question of whether tragedy Birthdate: 11/07/1985 swerved into their lane, causing coach Danny Manning – and will find Jackson again. One a head-on collision. extended his range to near the thing seems certain, though. He Jackson’s mother, Shawn 3-point line. will be ready. Season per-game averages Jackson, was left with a man- Heading into Saturday’s “I think it’s remarkable with 2004-05 2.0 points 1.7 rebounds .1 blocks gled right arm and a crushed Final Four game against North what he’s gone through to get 2005-06 6.3 points 4.9 rebounds .1 blocks right ankle. Evon Jackson, the Carolina, Jackson was Kansas’ to this point,” Self said. “To grandmother who calmed a fourth-leading scorer at 11.2 have everything thrown at him, 2006-07 5.5 points 5.1 rebounds .6 blocks scared or sad Darnell by resting points – nearly double his pre- he’s still kept his focus and had 2007-08 11.2 points 6.7 rebounds .5 blocks his head on her stomach, died a vious best – shooting a team- the discipline to go ahead and week later from her injuries. best 62 percent from the field. see it through.”

“HOW MANY TIMES DO I HAVE TO TELL YOU GUYS TO GET YOUR DIRECT DEPOSIT SET UP? WE COULD BE PLAYING INSTEAD OF WAITING!”

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By David Espo The Associated Press PENSACOLA, Fla. — Sen. John McCain disclosed Wednesday he is in the “embry- onic stages” of selecting a vice ALEX BRANDON/ASSOCIATED PRESS presidential running mate Presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama speaks at a meeting of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO convention in Philadelphia Wednesday. and hopes to unveil his choice before the Republican National Convention. “It’s every name imaginable” Obama’s superdelegates increase he said of his list-in-the-making, about 20 in all. He disclosed none of them Sen. Obama has cut Cliton’s an AFSCME international vice to the Quinnipiac University « ... JUSTICE TOLD ME IT WAS and declined even to identify the lead among superdelegates president, said he took the step telephone poll, which ended individuals he has approached “because justice told me it was March 31. THE RIGHT POSITION TO to supervise the vetting that will by 4 since Friday. the right position to take.” Clinton is well ahead of TAKE.» inevitably winnow the field. Meanwhile Wednesday, Obama among Pennsylvania’s In expressing his hope to By Devlin Barrett Wyoming Gov. Dave white voters, 59 percent to Henry Nicholas announce his choice before the The Associated Press Freudenthal and former 34 percent, while Obama gets President of the National Union of convention opens in September, Montana Sen. John Melcher nearly three of four black Hospital and Health Care Employees McCain said, “I’m aware of PHILADELPHIA — Sen. both endorsed Obama. As votes. She is well ahead among enhanced importance of this Barack Obama received superdelegates to the national women, while the two are even issue because of my age.” He is endorsements Wednesday convention, they are among with men. “What I refuse to accept is 71, and if he wins, would be the from a labor union and two the Democratic Party leaders With both candidates woo- that we have to sign trade deals oldest president elected. Democratic superdelegates, who will decide the nomina- ing union members, displaced like the South Korea Agreement McCain’s comments seemed as a poll showed he has cut tion, because although Obama workers and anxious families, that are bad for American to startle his top aides, who have Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s leads Clinton in delegates nei- they quarreled again over workers,” Obama said. scripted an elaborate weeklong lead in Pennsylvania almost in ther one can win solely with which of them would oppose He and Clinton have spent series of events designed to half since mid-February as he pledged delegates awarded or modify trade deals such as weeks arguing over which of introduce the Republican to a strives to deny her a resound- through primaries and cau- the North America Free Trade them did or did not oppose wider audience of voters and ing victory in the state’s presi- cuses. Obama handily won Agreement. Some labor lead- NAFTA. The issue loomed large emphasize his military service. dential primary. Wyoming’s March 8 caucus; ers blame NAFTA for sending prior to March 4 primaries in The day’s itinerary included The Illinois senator peeled Montana holds a Democratic U.S. jobs overseas, a claim that Ohio and Texas that Clinton stops at the Naval Academy off an affiliate of the American primary June 3. many economists dispute. won. Speaking to the same in Annapolis, Md., where Federation of State, County Since last Friday, Obama As many as 830,000 union unions a day earlier, Clinton McCain graduated in 1958, and and Municipal Employees, has cut Clinton’s lead among voters are expected to have a said as first lady she had force- Pensacola, Fla., where he took which has endorsed Clinton. superdelegates by four; she has strong say in how more than fully battled the agreement, his flight training. The Philadelphia-based local of 250 to his 220. 4.1 million Democrats, a record which her husband labored There, he drew a loud ova- the National Union of Hospital Obama and Clinton registration for Pennsylvania, hard to win. tion when he said, “We could and Health Care Employees campaigned Wednesday in allocate the state’s 158 del- “I did speak out and oppose and should call on universities has about 16,000 members. Pennsylvania, whose presi- egates to the Democratic NAFTA,” she said. “I raised a to allow ROTC a presence on Its president, Henry dential primary is April 22. national convention. big yellow flag and said, ‘I don’t their campuses. That they are Nicholas, announced the A new poll showed Obama Obama told the AFL-CIO think this will work.’ ” frequently denied that privilege endorsement while introduc- again eroding her lead here as gathering that he will oppose The National Archives is disgraceful.” ing Obama at a meeting of he drew more support from pacts that threaten U.S. jobs. recently released most of The Arizona senator’s the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO in men and young voters. The His campaign scheduled a call Clinton’s daily schedules as first remarks on a vice presidential Philadelphia. Clinton’s 16-percentage-point with reporters Wednesday to lady. They showed her attend- search made clear his campaign Nicholas, who also is lead in mid-February slid to underscore the role that Bill ing at least five meetings in has entered a new phase after a president of the 150,000- 12 points in mid-March and Clinton’s presidency played in 1993 aimed at helping win con- month spent asserting control member national union and now to nine points, according enacting NAFTA. gressional approval of NAFTA. over the party apparatus. Place an ad  (509) 335-4573 PAGE 14 THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2008 105 Apts. For Rent 105 Apts. For Rent 105 Apts. For Rent 105 Apts. For Rent Index

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Monday-Saturday Open show apt. every day quiet, 2 bonus rms, w/d, d/w, lg yard, 10AM-5PM hrdwd flrs, NS, some pets. $1200 Come see Heather, Jami, Daisy or Maggie 125 NW Larry St. #5 425-241-6222, [email protected] h a i r c u t s ~ c o l o r ~ p e r m s ~ w a x i n g ~ m a n i c u r e s ~ p e d i c u r e s THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 2008 NATION THE DAILY EVERGREEN 15 Senate hopes bill will ease housing crisis The bill includes $4 billion in in grants to local governments While supporters said the to provide counseling to people credit to people buying grants to local governments to buy and refurbish foreclosed measure would boost demand threatened with foreclosure and foreclosed or newly-built homes. homes, new authority for states for housing, help people refi- help them in negotiating with Isakson sought $15,000 in tax and tax credit for homebuyers. to issue bonds to be used to refi- nance adjustable-rate mortgages their lenders. credits spread over three years – nance subprime mortgages and and help communities beset Republicans forced aimed at boosting demand in the By Andrew Taylor a $7,000 tax credit for people with abandoned homes, many Democrats to drop efforts that slumping housing market – but The Associated Press buying new homes or properties economists cautioned that the Zandi and other economists GOP negotiators settled for a in foreclosure. measure’s benefits would be said might have proven more $7,000 credit awarded over two WASHINGTON — “It is a robust package,” Reid modest and would help banks effective in alleviating the crisis, years. Momentum built Wednesday for said. “This is good news for the and homebuilders while doing including a controversial plan Liberals and conservative a bipartisan Senate bill designed American people.” hardly anything for people facing opposed by banks and their GOP economists alike questioned the to ease the slumping housing But economists across the foreclosure. allies to change bankruptcy laws merits of the idea, however, say- market and help millions of fam- political spectrum were skepti- Reid did not release details, to help borrowers trapped in ing it would have relatively little ilies threatened by foreclosure, cal that the measure would have but staff aides described a bill subprime mortgages keep their effect on demand and that to the though economists are skeptical much practical effect to ease the containing elements Democrats homes. extent it would lift demand it that it will help much. wrenching crisis in the housing have touted for weeks. Banking Committee would boost sales for banks who The scaled-back proposal market and the wave of fore- The measure also contains Chairman Christopher Dodd, made bad loans and homebuild- released by Majority Leader closures spreading across the a provision dropped from D-Conn., was also forced to leave ers who built homes despite Harry Reid, D-Nev., and GOP country. February’s stimulus measure out of the bill a plan to have the signs that the market was leader Mitch McConnell of “They’re good steps, but that would permit homebuild- Federal Housing Administration slowing. Kentucky contains an amal- they’re small steps and certainly ers and other money-losing guarantee perhaps $400 bil- Economists also questioned gam of ideas aimed at boosting not big enough steps to solve the businesses to reclaim previ- lion worth of refinanced loans if how effective it would be to demand for housing and help- problem,” said Mark Zandi, chief ously paid taxes, new disclosure lenders reduce loan amounts to have local governments buy ing homeowners saddled with economist for Moody’s Economy. requirements aimed at prevent- reflect reduced home values. and refurbish foreclosed homes. subprime mortgages avoid fore- com. “I don’t think it’s going to ing unsophisticated borrowers Republicans won a scaled- Advocates of the idea say it closure. be enough to solve the housing from being duped by mortgage back version of a plan by Johnny would stabilize neighborhoods The plan contains $4 billion problem, at least not in 2008.” brokers, and additional money Isakson, R-Ga., to provide a tax and protect home values.

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