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Opposers of the contrect between Teco Bell end BSU met to diSCUSS how to remed~ en action that the~ fael undarnmad the campus umca. PIIOTO ILLUSTRATION BY J\!CIW; 5WANBECK

The workshop began at 10 a.m. social value in this relationship," institution, it is essential to make a long journey in getting justice with an open discussion about said McCarl, "it's just a crass the ethical decision not to al- in this state for migrant workers Students, faculty, alumni the group's contentions with the 'Wow, did we pull one over on low Taco Bell on campus. The and the Latino community." contract. According to ISPA's BSm'" University of Notre Dame is the After defining their conten- just say "no" to Taco Bell state-wide coordinator Lea Sweat, Anderson echoes McCarl's sen- latest university to terminate Its tions with the contract, coali- BSU's administrative decision timents by alleging the contract contract with Taco Bellin light of tion members held a closed-door to sign a contract with Taco Bell provides only $6,OOO-a-year for allegations of unfair labor prac- strategy session. The coalition GREGORY RUTTY ate professor Robert McCarl and without adequately consulting scholarships, and that tpe ma- tices, McCarl alleges that Taco plans to focus on education for News Writer associate professor of sociology the campus community sends jority of money BSU received is Bell's parent corporation, Yum! the time being. Martin Orr, as well as student ac- the message that student and fac- In the form of "in-kind contribu- Brands Inc., continues to have la- "I think that the main strategy On Saturday Sept. 25, in the \ tivists from groups like the Idaho ulty opinion does not matter to tions." "In-kind contributions" bor practices that essentially In- is raising awareness on campus Jordan Ballroom, students, fac- Progressive Student Alliance,- the Administration. are not cash, but rather, contribu- - denture the migrant farm work- and in the community about how ulty, and alumni opposed to the the, Campus Greens, and the "This unilateral move squashed tions Taco Bell makes to projects ers In Florida who -work in the this contract with Taco Bell vio- Pavilion naming-rights contract Orgarilzaclon de Estudiates the student voice," said Sweat. like redoing the arena's floor or tomato-picking and citrus indus- lates the principles of democracy between BSU and a Taco Bell Latino-Americanos. "We're supposed to be the pro- marketing and advertising, says tries. and the mission of the universi- franchisee met to plan a strat- According to IPSA member gressive center of the state, but Anderson. President of the Snake River ty," Maxand said. egy of active resistance. BSU an- Arielle Anderson, the Taco Bell If we don't have a voice, what are Not only is the contract not fi- AllIanceandBSU alumnus Jeremy According to Sweat, the next nounced the sale of the Pavilion StrategyWorkshopwasanoppor- we?" nancially beneficial to BSU, says Maxand says that the Pavilion strategy meeting will be held Oct. naming-rights to a local Taco Bell tunity for students, faculty, and McCarl says the Administration McCarl, It is not beneficial to the' naming-rights contract is a step 10. Sweat said anyone interested franchisee June 17. citizens to get together to discuss not only made a unilateral deci- university's image, McCarl says backward for BSU. Maxand said in joining the coalition should, The group of just over a dozen a "strategy to break the contract sion, but one that does not ben- that if BSUwants to be taken seri- breaking the contract between send an e-mail to the IPSA at included anthropology associ- between Taco Bell and BSU." efit BSU. "There is no redeeming ously as a metropolitan research BSU and Taco Bell "is one step in ipsa-pres-bsurs'hotrnail.corn. Wanderlust get Blue Cross donates nursing scholarship I

ne compass BY CASSIE GUTIERREZ will be yearly endowed," McKay "We are indebted to the Blue News Writer said. "We,as a company also sup- Cross of Idaho Foundation for "We recognize port Boise State athletics, not just their generous support for stu- The Blue Cross of Idaho the Important their Nursing Program. We sup- dents. This gift, in the form of an Degree Progress Foundation for Health donated port Boise State as a whole." endowed scholarship, will con- $7,500 to Boise State University. role nurses play James Girvan, dean of the tinue to realize a benefit to the Report available on Sept. 16. The money goes to- College of Health Sciences at community both now and into I -j wards an endowed nursing schol- In the delrueru Boise State, is grateful as well. the future," Girvan said. :., tomorrow arship, formally known as the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation of quality GREGORY RUTTY for Health Nursing Scholarship. The Arbiter The Boise Industrial Foundation health care." fund will match $2,500 to help - Ger~ Over, ulce chelrmen The first few years of college create this scholarship, - of the Blue Cross of Ideho FoundetlOn for Heelth can feel like an abyss. Students "I think It's a fantastic oppor- wander through the murk of bu- tunity for the students who are reaucracy and academia, watch- PHcrm BY fM.ILY DP; AIUIITER enrolled in the department of - of quality health care and are ing as their money disappears to Stertlng In October, students Will nursing," said Jennifer Nell. de- pleased to support BSU's out- be eble to check the stetus of their tuition and books, and their time degree[s] on Bronco Web. velopment director for the BSU .standing program by creating disappears studying. Especially Foundation, College 'bf Health this endowed scholarship for cally filled out according to the for students who haven't yet de- Sciences. nursing students," Dyer said. student's transcript, said Ebner. cided their major, these first years Gary Dyer, vice chairman ofthe "Supporting the BSU Nursing The report allows students to see can feel like a complete waste of Blue Cross ofIdaho Foundation Department is a perfect match in which classes they have complet- time. for Health, helped make this terms of meeting that mission," ed toward their major and which Beginning Friday, the wander- donation possible, According 10 According to Dyer. since, the ciasses they must still take. , lust will have access to an on- Neil, Dyer saw that there was a Foundation's inception in 2001. Students will also be able to line compass that will help guide need for nursing scholarships be- It has been involved In programs use a feature called "What if?" them along their way to a BSU cause of his position as the chair _that positively Impact the health that allows them to see how their degree. of Boise State Friends of Nursing. and wellness of Idaho residents. credits would apply to adifferent The Degree Pregress Report, The money was raised by the em- Accordirig to Tod McKay, the major, The "What If?" feature will available O,.ct. -I through ployees of the Poundatlon and public relations manager of Blue alse work for individual classes so Broncoweb, is the final product then donated to BSUas a nursing Cross ofldaho, the board saw that students can see if a class applies of a three-year project by the scholarship, by giving the scholarship to !iSU's to their major. Registrar's office to help under- The Blue Cross of Idaho not NursingProgram.notonlywould While the report may seem to graduate students monitor their only promotes health and well- it help Boise State, but The Blue make academic advising by fac- academic progress and decipher ness, but embraces It as their Cross ofIdaho Foundation would ulty a redundancy, Ebner said graduation requirements. mission, This is one of the rea- also be succeeding their mission that he hopes It will in fact en- _ "[It is] a requirement check- sons the scholarship was given to In. pro~otlng lind. encouraging ing"and degree planning tool> hance the process, '" .., -the nursing progr~ -.-----.~- ..- . health. ahd- wellness --in-·the-State--. ''we hopethlsfechnoiogywill designed for undergraduate "We recognizethe important ofIdaho."We made the donation enhance the relationship. of. ad- . students and. advisors," said role nurses.play in the delivery along-lastIngsCholarship.wlUch vising," said Ebner, "This will free Registrar Tim Ebner .. advisers to talk more personally The report is essentially an on- The nursmgclepertmenlecl:eplBs87,SDD with students Instead. of ..being donetton from BIU!:~i-oss of Illeho. ,The.oney line version of a graduation eval- mill be eEardlidelnurslng schoI8!'lhljnl. '. uation Checklist that Is automati- see'Osgrse (pege3] ._rtlUClllIlWANllll:lllimMmia' G~rld ~tlonal

Tickets: Boise State Students receive :thep,Ublic. The once-widely popular said Bill Hargrove, executive director one free ticket with valid student ID Powell says Iraq .' prIme minister has reached record of information resources. worsening, but elections lows in his approval ratings as he has Two days after officials an- card at the Information Desk. All oth- forged ahead with unpopular efforts to nounced the restrictions, the school ers call 426-4737 will be held in,JaIlUaTy overhaul Japan's near-bankrupt pen- in Richardson's silicon corridor was sion system and continued to support forced to back off on its demand. WASHINGTON-Secretary of State the presence of Japanese non-combat . PHILADELPHIA -More than .65 . The issue arose earlier this month, Faculty Artist Series- Colin Powell acknowledged Sunday troops in Iraq. years ago in a south New Jersey labora- . when UT-Dallas' Information that the situation in Iraq is "get~ng . None of Koizumi's new cabinet picks tory, a DuPont Co. chemist accidental- Resources Department posted a let- Craig Purdy,violin worse," but both ' . --,which Include new heads ofthe for- ly invented a waxy, white powder that ter on the doors of every room in the he and Gen. John eign, justice and defense ministries - would become one of the mainstays of ' Waterview Park Apartments, the 'Details: Craig Purdy, violin, with Abizaid, who '- heralded a change in direction from the modern kitchen: Teflon. school's on-campus' residence. The special guests Peggy Purdy, Mllada commands the those policies, analysts say. Today, this nonstick marvel is getting letter addressed the issue of personal and Dennis Keck, performing Dvorak's war effort, em- , 'CDurleay Dr Iha LR Timea attention far beyond the stovetop. wireless networks, which are appar- violin "Sonata in F Major," Ewazen's phasized their A chemical used to make it, per- ently interfering with the university's "Trio for Trumpet, Violin and Piano," confidence that fluorooctanolc acid (PFOA) has been official wireless network. Moszkowski's "Suite for Two Violins _ Iraq will hold Race reflects China's turning up in people and animals For more than a year, UT-Dallas and Piano." elections in . quest for luxury worldwide: river otters fn Oregon, po- has provided wireless Internet access Performance takes place Oct. 3 January despite tDltn PDw.1I - KRT lar bears in the Canadian Arctlc, and throughout its campus, including stu- at 7:30 p.m, in the Morrison Center increasing vio- in the blood of 96 percent of children dent residences. But many students Recital Hall. SHANGHAI,China-If any doubts re- lence. tested in 23 states. opted to bypass the network and pay mained that China has turned its back The two men said that insurgents are Scientists are not sure how the for servi~ew.ith local providers. Instead on socialist equality for the masses, trying to disrupt the election process chemical is getting into people not of each 1"D£!J.lmatepaying for his or her they faded in exhaust fumes as Rubens and that both Washington and the in- from using Teflon pans, they say and own connection, many rooms have in- Barrichello's flaming red Ferrari Fl terim government in Baghdad are' de- they don't know whether it poses any stalled private wireless networks, de- shrieked past the checkered flag before ~at the? termined to attack and regain control danger at current levels. scribed in the letter as "rogue" access thousands of fans at the first Chinese over more of the country. Abizaid con- But the hardy substance does not points, which allow them to share the Grand Prix held Sept. 26. ceded, however, that some sections of break down in the environment. And costs. The Formula One raca-high-risk Iraq may not be orderly enough to per- it has been linked to liver and develop- "The problem with these networks," capitalists fielding half-million-dollar Can we keep this just mit voting by January. mental problems in lab rats, prompting Hargrove said, "is they interfere with cars that whined around a $350 mil- Under questioning, Powell acknowl- an unusually broad review by the U.S. use of the university's wireless net- between us? lion circuit for spectators who paid as edged that "yes, it's getting worse. And Environmental Protection Agency. work, at times keeping those trying much as $400 a ticker-represented the the reason it's getting worse is that they PFOA is just one of dozens of syn- to use the official network from 'even , Aman in Sussex, England, won more antithesis of the ascetic communism (the insurgents) are determined to dis- thetic intruders found in the human signing on." than $475,000 playing poker at an that China once enforced at home and rupt the election. They do not want the body inrecentyears, thanks to increas- Internet casino, but said he Isn't tell- advocated abroad. Now, after more Iraqi people to vote for their own lead- ingly sophisticated equipment that Ill- ing his wife because they are going than two decades of economic reform ers in a free, democratic election." lows scientists to measure the slightest through a divorce and he doesn't want and booming growth, wealthy Chinese Powell stressed that means the traces of chemicals. her to get any ofthe money. are refining and indulging a taste for United States must buckle down. ~cal/bSU He said this in an Interview with The luxury, conspicuous consumption and "Because it's getting worse, we will -Sun, Britain's largest newspaper in cir- status. have to increase our efforts to defeat Controversy over culation. "Ithink Beijing and Shanghai should it, not walk away and pray and hope for concentrate on things like this," said wireless networks at something else to happen," he said on Faculty Artist Series- spectator Jacky Zhang, 40. "It means ABCNews' "This Week." I'll show you! Ka-boom! we have enough money to play the college stirs emotions Jeanne Belfy, oboe - game." FORT WORTH, Texas-It's ok to While involved in a heated argu- Formula One is not the only measure Details: Performing with Francesca Japanese PM reshuffles make college students do more home- ment with his girlfriend on a street in of changing times. Rich Chinese whose Arnone, flute, Linda Kline Lamar, viola, work, write longer papers or even pay Jacksonville, Fla., a man jumped Into cabinet parents were taught that ostentation Jerry Jensen, piano and Michael Boney, his car to get a very large, industrial- higher tuition. is a political crime wear Ferragamo harpsichord. Musical selections by R. But mess with their Internet access grade firecracker to throw at her. TOKYO--Japanese Prime Minister pantsuits and Gucci sunglasses to dine Guiot, C. Ph. E. Bach, M. Ravel and G. But the l8-inch fuse burned down and you'll get some high-tech turmoil. Holst at the Iunichiro Koizumi reshuffled his cab- at Jean-Georges, a few floors up from more quickly than he thought it would, Through the power of blogs, or on- Morrison Center Recital Hall, Oct. I, 1,. inet Monday, replacing several top the Armani store at Three on the Bund, and the device exploded in his lap I!., line journals, news that officials at ministers in an effort to boost his pop- one of Shanghai's most fashionable ad- 7:30p.m. the University of Texas at Dallas were burning his groin area. ularity, consolidate political, support dresses. A weekend dinner for two at trying to restrict students from using and quicken the pace of reforms in the the packed T-8, a trendy spot around World/NellOnal/Whel Iha? Siorla. courla9~ Dr personal wireless networks grew from Bronco Football vs SMU world's second largest economy. the corner from the little brick build- KAT Cempua Wire Serulcea unlasa olherwlae nutud. a local dispute to a national online de- Local/DSU atnrtas are courle.y or Ihe BOlae Siele Top analysts, however, were imme- ing where the Chinese Communist bate on student rights. (Homecoming) Web '11e el Www.bolSeslele,edu. RII.lorle. compiled diately skeptical that Koizumi's re- Party held Its first national congress in b~ tarotpn Michaud. "It turned Into a much bigger Issue shuffling would yield one of its highest 1921,can go for as much as $260. than I had anticipated it would have," Details: Location: Bronco Stadium priorities -- improving his image with Courla.y Dr Ihe We.hlnglon Po.1 Time: 6:05 p.m. Oct. 1 9,0"

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rest with -I' young people I High school students cheer their feuorlte BY CRTHERINE HDLAHAN hopefuls would be on nationwide perforllers et the The Record (Bergen Count~, N.J.) college campus tours to win sup- Hlp-Hop SUllmlt Rctlon port. But, while 20-somethings Netlllork's uoter reg- Istration drlue at HACKENSACK,N.J. - In 1996, are getting' more attention now the Patriot Theeter .soccer moms wielded the po- than in previous wesidential rac- In Trenton, New 'Iitlcal power. In 2000 dot-com es, the youth vote is'stlll often dis- JerS8~, on Thursdev, :workers were the group parties September 23, 2DD~. missed as a nonfactor. Rrtlsts end producera 'wooed. "Politicians do not pay a lot of In the Hip HopIndustr~ : This year, another group has attention to students because spoke to high echool ,emerged as a key swing vote with they don't vote, and students semors ebout uotlng. ;the potential to determine the don't vote because politicians 'country's direction for the next don't pay a lot of attention to four years: young voters. them," said Alison. Aikele, the voters will be much higher this upcoming election, according several months, 500,000 people College Democrats and i "I'm leaning Democrat, but 20-year-old communications di- November. - to the poll released this week by have registered to vote online at Republicans have aggressively re- I'm still undecided," said Nicole rector at the College Republican They say the close 2000 elec- CBS, MTV and The Center for Rock the Vote. cruited on campuses since class- :A9ui~o, a 19-year-old Fairleigh National Committee headquar- tion changed many young peo- Information and Research on Both the Democratic and es resumed in September, The ;Dickinson University student ters in Washington, D.C. ple's opinions that individual Civic Learning & Engagement. Republican parties have made groups have set up voting regis- .from North Arlington, N.J. "I like The last presidential election votes don't matter. They also Nearly half of that group will more aggressive efforts this year tration tables at campus events, ;Kerry's interest in education and did nothing to counter the image maintain that the Iraq war and be voting for the first time. Rock to paint themselves as the party held parties, played host to party 'I'm against the war. But I'm pro- of young people as apathetic. In the economy - two of the most the Vote and its partner non- for the young generation. speakers and knocked on dorm :life, so with the abortion issue I'm 2000, only 18 million Americans polarizing and important issues partisan voting organizations Party officials consider these room doors to explain why their ,pro-Bush." between the ages of 18 and 30 among both young people and - MTV Choose or Lose, Declare new voters a key swing vote be- candidate is the better choice on : Aquino's beliefs defy the tradi- voted - the lowest number of vot- the general voting population Yourself, Hlp-Hop Summit Action cause they are not included in issues young people care about :tionalstereotypes ofyoung voters ers to turn out for that age group - will drive young people into the Network, Smack Down Your Vote most polls and, unlike older most. That includes the Iraq war, :as either naive, bleeding-heart since 1972. Less than 42 percent voting booths on Nov. 2. and the New Voters Project - are .Americans who have settled on the economy, health care, higher 'liberals or conservatives who of Americans ages 18to 24 voted. About 75 percent of Americans spending $40 million to get out their candidate, are still debating education costs, leadership and vote their parents 0 pocketbooks. But researchers and college ac- ages 18 to 24 plan to vote in the the youth vote. During the past their choice. trust, according to polls. .But statisticians who study vot- tivists say the number of young :ing trends say Aquino is typical of :voters ages 18to 29. - - -, Young voters are more compli- r - ,cated and issue-savvy than pre- :viously thought, say political or- II ,ganizers and researchers. Studies II show that more than half don't fit ,traditional conservative or liberal I labels and about 40 percent don't identify with a political party. , A poll released this week gave I Kerry a 6-percentage-point lead I over Bush among voters ages 18 to 29. But that doesn't mean fI B

i Kerry will win the youth vote in :November. Even "decided" young Donate Plasma at Diomat USA voters change their minds, said lC,tIlUANNE ZAMIOW Earn $50 the first week and 1,. David King, a professor of pub- AGE: 20 $150 per month I!., HOMETOWN: BOISE lic policy at Harvard University's YEAIIS IUDlNG: QUITE SOMETn.m Kennedy School of Government. , "The youth, of course, can be laI1IIe klves to 1iM'Mxla!tI. Slle has I lues-Sat: 9:00 - 5:30 I ,a swing vote in some key states," vob.mleeled & ~ Inkx2l6'lellt:l. RIFOLS· _ klli3Jm at!bpllllld IiI

_Degree [rrompagal] bogged down by papers, tran- scripts, and checklists." The Degree Progress Report ; , I ·project began three years ago I; when BSU received an aca- .. 'demic advisement module from PeopleSoft. According to Ebner, the module was already in use by 43 other schools around the .country and his office decided to :tailor it for use by BSU. , "We didn't pay anything addi- -tional for this," said Ebner, "(it's] I part of BSU's current licensing '! agreement with PeopleSoft." Tailoring the module took al- 'most two full years. According :to Ebner, there are basically six ,catalogs at a time that the report 'must account for. That means -that in the first year of devel- opment alone, they had to pro- 'gram in 1,542 different academic :plans. ,. . ! • - In May 2004, testing began for I', ; each plan to make sure every- I! : thing worked correctly. ! ! Facultygottheirfirstpreviewof I ;the report in Sept. when 13 train-v. I :ing sessions were held to intro- ;duce them to the new advisement I ;tool. The report became available :to advisers Sept. 21. :: According to Ebner, the report .Willbe available to all 15,853BSU ' ;undergraduate students. It will ~also .be available to incoming i freshmen who have enrolled but !hot yet taken any courses. 1 Access to the Degree Progress Report is through Broncoweb be- :~inning Oct. 1. '~,:.<:',:'~1~'1..' ,V'>" ",," £'U11l8; 1;'1_;&,088RM •.:,3lfS.Bi!O'l1l106:'I.tt.r,.,~lrbltlronhn8.COIll

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BY C.L. L1NDSRY III (KAT) Dear CO-STAR: I was arrestedlast weekend by the campus police and got cited with underage possession of alco- hol and violation of the open container laws. I was definitely guilty, I'm only 20 and I definitely had

" an open beer on me, but the arrest took place way f off of school property. I had just come out of a bar three blocks from campus. I know our officers are J) real police and can arrest people, but can they do it off campus? -Ailsa, Junior, ( , Public College or University, Washington r , l, , Ailsa: \ • You've actually hit on one of the more confusing , I campus policing issues-jurisdiction. If a school employs its own sworn police force, where does their authority end? Can they arrest people only on university grounds? Or does it extend further? State laws govern the limits ofcampus police power. And every single one is different. In some places, like New Jersey, college pollee officers have full authority anywhere in the state. In others, their power is more reigned in. In Georgia and Pennsylvania for example, the jurisdiction extends 500 yards beyond campus borders. California grants officers a buffer zone of a full mile. Washington State falls on the most restrictive end of the spectrum. The governing statute says Why medicinal cannabi that campus police officers have jurisdiction only on "state lands devoted mainly to the educational or research activities of the institution to which they were appointed." It's a pretty vaguely written statute, but even in the most liberal interpretation, I'd say things that happen off campus are out of for Idaho? their reach. In a more literal reading of the law, it seems like lots of places ON campus are off limits BY TIM TERTER cancer cells. Cannabinoids appear to has recognized the· potential bene- Maine, Maryland, Nevada, Oregon, too. Is the football stadium "devoted mainly to the SPECIRLTOTHE RABITER arrest many kinds of cancer growths fits of medicinal cannabis in calling Vermont and Washington have all educational or research activities" of your school? such as brain, breast, leukemias, and for "... adequate and well-controlled passed medicinal cannabis statutes. Doubtful. . A flood of emerging research and melanoma, through promotion of studies of smoked marijuana can be Movements to provide for patient So, from what I can tell, there's a good chance that an avalanche of anecdotal evidence, programmed cell death that is lost in conducted in patients who have seri- access are currently active in many your arrest was out of bounds. But beating the rap and is showing medicinal cannabis' tumors, and by arresting increased ous conditions for which preclinical, other states including Idaho. on this kind of technicality is no easy task. Lower efficacy in the treatment of many dis- blood vessel production that feed tu- anecdotal, or controlled evidence Patients In Idaho deserve the same level courts (where your charge willbe heard first) eases and conditions such as "wast- mors. suggests possible efficacy in includ- access to medicinal cannabis as aren't prone to throwing out charges based on this ing syndrome" secondary to AIDS, Cannabis is one ofthe safest medi- ing AIDS wasting syndrome, sever millions of Americans now enjoy In type of thing. And, this kind of argument is really and cancer therapy, severe nausea cations known. Thereisessentiallyno acute or delayed emesis induced by other states. Medicinal cannabis hard to make if you represent yourself. You'll really and vomiting from chemotherapy, known toxic dose and it is not addic- chemotherapy, multiple sclerosis, has the potential to save and pro- need a lawyer to do it right. So you're probably go- and narcotic pain therapy, multiple tive. Numerous health-related orga- spinal cord injury, dystonia, and long the lives of Idahoans as well as ing to have to hire an attorney and fight the charges sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclero- nizations have endorsed immediate neuropathic pain." significantly improve the quality of- through multiple appeals to make any headway. sis (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and other patient access. A few of these organi- Reliable polling has shown more life for many sick and suffering pa- Still, if you're willing to spend a lot of tlme, and neurological and neuromuscular zations are: The American Academy than 70 percent support of the tients. Besides good, compassionate probably a lot of money, fighting the charges, you diseases as well as spinal cord injury, of Family Physicians, the American American public for access to medic- medicine, this issue is at the heart of do have a chance at success'. Whether or not it's neuropathic and other pain, Crohn's Nurses Association, the America inal cannabis. . individual liberty and states' rights. worth It, Is something you'll have to decide on your Disease, ulcerative colitis, glaucoma, Public Health Association, the A federal (OMB) study revealed There is every reason to allow this own. anorexia and recurrent migraines California Medical Association, the that in states with medicinal can- safe effective and compassionate Good luck. and menstrual pain. In addition, Institute ofMedicine, the Lymphoma nabis laws there are no significant modality and no legitimate reason research reveals that cannabinoids Foundation, the NewEnglandleurnal diversion to the black market or in- not to do so. Call or write your legis- (C.L.Lindsay III is thefoundingexecutiuedi- (the active compounds in cannabis) of Medicine, the American Medical creased law enforcement problems lators and legislative delegation and rector of CO-STAR, the Coalition for Student & are neuroprotective, slowing the ad- Student Association, the American related to cannabis. sign a petition currently circulating Academic Rights. and author of tile upcoming vance of neuromuscular diseases. Preventive Medical Association, the Thefederalgovernmentdlstributes around Idaho. book the "College Student Legal Handbook: Major studies published between Society of Addiction Medicine, and cannabis under its "Compassionate Everything You Need to Know to Protect Your 2001 and 2003 show cannabinoids manymure. Use Program. Alaska, Arizona, Rights. Get Out of Trouble. and Keep the Law have a significant effect in fighting The American MedicalAssociation California, Colorado, Hawaii, on Your Side" (Taylor Trade Publishing). CO- STAR is a network of lawyers, professors and students ivilO work to protect academic freedom and constitutional rights at college campuses nationwide. If you have a question for Hubris at CBS:Its travails are a cautionary tale for all media CO-STAR, log on to their Web site at www.co- star.org.) . Knight Aldder/Trlbune News Serulce Whatever the independent inves- National Guard story, which she's breaking reporting. , The material in this column addresses gen- tigation CBS laudably launched this been chasing for five years. she ap- No professional journalist sets out erallegal issues only; is not legal advice and The following editorial appeared in the week uncovers, there may never be pears to have made seriousmlstakes to be reckless. sloppy or unfair. We should not be relied on as such; and mayor DalIas Morning News on Friday. Sept. 24: a better explanation than hubris - both in vouching for the authentic- try our hardest to get things right. may not be appropriate to a spedfic situation. for the errors made by veteran "60 ity of the documents and in contact- because we know that everything Laws and procedures change frequently and At the heart of CBS News' cata- Minutes" producer Mary Mapes and ing the Kerry campaign to put them hinges on our credibility. But in our ate subject to differing interpretations. This strophic Memogate scandal appears correspondent Dan Rather. in touch with her "helpful" source - pride and hunger for the big story, we column is not intended to create, and does not to be what the ancient Greeks called CBS' travails ate sobering because that now render the story impotent sometimes fail- .and fail big. create, a lawyer-client relationship and Is not hubris. the cockiness that overcomes those of us who work In the business as a political weapon against Bush. The CBS case is not only a lesson intended to be a substitute for legal counsel in people who have been so successful know how easily it could happen to The tragedy is that both Mapes and In media ethics. it's also a lesson in the relevant jurisdiction. for so long that they become blind to any of us. Rather built powerful reputations human frailty. the possibility offailure. In. Mapes' zealous pursuit of the on years of distingutshed, ground- ,

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Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood from "Whose Line Is It Anyway" are arriving in Boise tonight to put on a two-man impro- visational comedy show. I have to say, I'm pretty dang excited. I peed a little when I first heard they were coming. (Then I peed a lot when I found out Iwould get to interview Brad Sherwood.) If you're wondering what to ex- pect from tonight's performance, take it from Brad: "It's basically like a live version of 'Whose Line,' We do a bunch of games that you'll see on the show, and then some games that you'll never see on 'Whose Line,' And it's very interactive. Probably more so than the actual TV show, because we bring people up out of the audi- ~ I ence for 'almost every game that we play. It's completely made up, and it's' all based on the sugges- tions of the audience. It's really fun," , I i Tickets are available online at mc.boisestate.edu, or at the Morrison Center box office. Standard seats range in price from $20.50 to $42.50, while students can purchase discount tickets for $15.50 only at the box office. : 1 The phone conversation I had with Brad Sherwood marked my first -ever celebrity interview. What would it hold in store for me? Would I ask the right questions? Would I do it right? These questions kept swirling through Brad, who was raised in Santa Fe, my head. Luckily for me, the pro- N.M., found he had an aspiration. Abouu:Brad cess got started on the right foot. "It's basically like Shurwood "That was right around the time I [Iuft) and Eleven o'clock rolled around decided I wanted to be an actor. Colin Mochrlo and Brad called the front desk I went to my mom, and she en- enter tam of The Arbiter right on schedule. a live version of eudrences With rolled me in the local children's thsrr populur Unfortunately, the phone call was reparatory theater. I went there Impromptu routed to my editor's voicemail. A on weekends during the summer, "Whose Line:' comud~ minute later, my cell phone start- routma. and I've been acting ever since. Bulow:Brud ed ringing, displaying an out of I've been in the business now for Shurwood hus area phone number. This was a 32 years... over three quarters We do a bunch buon acting for 3~ ~BBrs good sign, since I had left Brad's of my life. So, I'm sort of like a PmJTQ! tolJl\T&S't OF "people" my personal number in Mickey Rooney," . J11W EKTtRTNliMENT case of any fowl-ups. I answered, Brad, now living in Los Angles, of games that but all Iheard was static. Freaking has had funny influences in his out, I raced out of the building, life since he was very young, you'll see on the extended the phone's antenna mostly coming from within his and hoped fervently that I could own family. "My grandpa was get more out ofthe interview than very funny. He always made me show, and then "Hello? Hellri? HelIIllooooo?" laugh. He just had this sort of sar- Finally, I heard a voice! "Hi, this castic grumpy old man sense of is Brad Sherwood?" I had to ask humor. And when he laughed, his some games that him to call the newspaper phone shoulders would kind of go up ... again so I could record the con- and down. I think he was the first versation. He agreed, but there's person that made me want to be you'll never see just something about having a funny. And my dad was funny- wimp," I now realize that ask' for the Nigerian volleyball team. celebrity I'm interviewing call me edy zone, your agent and casting is funny-as well. So I think I'm people don't look at you and go, ing someone what kind of beer SHY... Brad said the entire cast three times in a row that doesn't on "Whose Line." just a third generation of cut-ups. 'God, we need to get this guy on they like doesn't necessarily help of "Whose Line" is thorough- sit well in my mind. I continued All the Sherwoods are guys, and ICBScrimedrama]'C.S.I.!"'They paint a good picture of who they ly reserved when the cameras nonetheless. . I think all of them tend to want And it's very don't even think of you. So, as are (especially for a newspaper aren't rolling. "Wayne [Brady] I have to be honest. Having to be funny. Some of us are just much as I like doing the serious article), but my coworkers would is the least shy. The other three been a fan of "Whose Line Is more successful than others. But stuff, you know, there's no money' most certainly have been disap- [Producer/host Drew Carey, It Anyway?" for some time, we all sort of tend to have that interactive." init for me. pointed in me if I didn't mention Mochrie and Styles] are amaz- Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles Sherwood sense of humor," "The good news is that right beer at least once in this story. ingly shy in real life. And they are have always been my favorites, . Additionally, Brad credits ranging from "over a hundred now Colin and I aren't at the mer- Near the start of the interview, I all incredibly generous," but it didn't take long for Brad some comedic icons with help- episodes" of "The Tonight Show," cy of Hollywood because we're tried to get Brad to describe him- FUNNY... I'm not sure why, but Sherwood to win me over. His hu- ing sculpt his personality. "My doing bit parts and behind the making our money out there in self in five words. Apparently, I I felt compelled to ask Brad who mor is very subtle and clever, and influences were Art Carney scenes voicing, to live episodes of the rest of the United States, who caught him a little off-guard be- he liked more, Cheech or Chong. the nice thing is that he speaks in from 'The Honeymooners,' Tim "The Drew Carey Show," to host- doesn't care about how fat we are. cause he said he hadn't even had Although he said, "Cheech has a very soft and intelligent man- Conway from 'The Carol Burnett ing 1997's rehash of "The Dating So we don't have to do the Paris his coffee yet. Iasked him again at probably made me laugh more nero He even complimented me Show,' Don Knotts from 'The Game," Unfortunately, as a fa- Hilton diet," the end, and he responded with, than Chong on the whole," he did on my interview when we were Andy Griffith Show,' and Monty mous comedian, he gets lumped At one point in my line of ques- "Tall... Shy... Funny... Travel- offer up this story: "The one thing finished. (I mean, I get compli- Python. Almost every five years into the same types of parts in tions, I just had to test his improv weary ...." I tried to cut him off I like about Chong is... When he ments from celebs all the time, of my life I sort of go back and re- the Hollywood circle. "Comedy ability. "Here's a scenario for you. there, because travel-weary is was arrested for possession ... but y'know, they're still nice to visit the Python," is really how I have been making You're good at scenarios, right? clearly two words, but we agreed The cops came to his house, and hear.) Brad has had numerous televi- my living for years. But, the thing You have just been offered your that it's a compound and he add- they said, 'Do you have any pot? It was about the age ofeight that sion appearances in his career, is, once you're sort of in the com- dream role in a movie. I'm sil- ed a final word: "Egg Fu Young... Do you have any marijuana in ting in my house here in Boise. That's the one shaped like a pan- your house?' or something like The commercial comes on ... The cake right?" that. And he said; 'Of course I do. new blockbuster this summer ... Let's analyze the words he I'm Tommy Chong," Brad Sherwood in... WHAT?" threw at me. TRAVEL-WEARY... "Boise is He replied, "That would be ... TALL... At a more than gener- .the first day of a five city thing Bikini... Hot Tub... Mudwrestling ous heightof6'4", you would think that we're doing that weekend," Avalanche," I about died. Keep that Brad would get attention for He confesses he has very little your eye out for that one next being a very tall man. However, free time, but enjoys relaxing summer. considering that fellow "Whose with his girlfriend and rottweiler. On the topic of beer, which I of Line" cast members Ryan Stiles "We don't live the rock-n-rolllife- Brud course knew nothing about, Brad and Colin Mochrie are 6'6" and style that you would think. Like Shurwood was happy to describe his tastes. 6'2", respectively, it's hard to ever when we go out and tour ... you'd - and Colin "I like the milder beers. I don't get a feeling that Brad is tall while think there'd just be BOOZE and MochrlowllI go for those crazy micro.brewery WOMEN and stuff [he said these entartam at watching him on television. He the Morrison things that taste like you're eat- said that when people finally in a deep, throaty announcer Cunlor ing a loaf of rye bread. I like to see the guys in person, they are voice]. And then we play hearts. tOOight. be able to see through my beer. shocked at their size. He called We're all older now." 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Brad writes music and plays acoustic guitar. "I write a lot of 'O'BriehWiIIBe Successor sort of James Taylor-y kind of folksongs." EGG-FU YOUNG... You got me on this one. MRRIA ELENA FERNANDEZ AND LYNN SMITH So 'what's next for Brad "Conan is the best of . Los Rngeles TIDIes . Sherwood? Perhaps something bois e dramatic. 'Td like to be a bad HOLLYWOOD.- In the dizzy- guy. I want to be like the crazy ingly fast-paced world of network anybody at this point, killer. That would be fun. The television, careers are reshaped Gary Oldman type. Where you in a day by executive fiat. In put a gold tooth in, and get He's a fearless perform- Check out the monthly Groups of three or late- night television, however, a piercing specials, this more will get discounts dreadlocks, and you put a scar change was announced Monday month Iserebro,", for on plerclngs (not across your face. Eat up the ~~~ Including sale Items). that will take place at a stun- $25,00. scenery. Like Johnny Depp in ningly glacial rate. er, which is appealing Pirates of the Whatever. You Conan O'Brien will succeed , , All New Moon pierclngs Include We have designs for the new know, I think those kinds of Jay Leno as host of "The Tonight : i the jewelry and aftercare package with roles, where they just go, "Okay, ! tattoo. and we can create Show" when Leno steps down in to a mass audience, es- instructions. We stand by our plerdngs, from pictures you bring in. be a freak. Be over the. top. And five years, NBC executives an-, i and offer free follow up service:. 'j then when you think you're over nounced Monday. , I the top, go a little more." I think New Moon Tattoo Leno planned to give his five- pecially in late night. I those are the fun ones." 6422 Fairview Ave. 375-1666 year notice on the show Monday ,I l'l1 finish up here' with what night, the 50th anniversary of "Perforatlng_ the Populous of Idaho" \ turned out to be words of wis- the NBC late-night talk show, Johnny Carson was the 1 , j dom after I asked Brad who is with O'Brien making his an- .' I the prettiest girl alive. "[The] nouncement on his 12:30 a.m. prettiest girl alive is my girl- show "Late Night With Conan same way. He'd jump in friend. Not that she'll ever read O'Brien" Tuesday night. Neither this. But it's true. My girlfriend were available for comment. looks like a YO!J.ngElizabeth O'Brien, 41. signed a new con- .a tub, put on a wig." Taylor, absolutely gorgeous. I tract on Monday that guarantees lucked out. I really ... I won the he will take over the No.1 late- nerd lottery. night show in 2009 and keeps Carson was the same way. He'd over Carson's "Tonight Show" "Nerds eventually inherit the him at thehelm of his show until jump in a tub, put on a wig." successor. earth. You just have to be pa- then. He has hosted NBC's "Late While O'Brien attracts ayoung- In 1992, "NBC kind of mis- tient, wait for the high school Night With Conan O'Brien" for 11 er audience, Morton pointed out, handled the whole transition," quarterbacks to get fat,la~doff years. that audience will be older in five Morton said. "They probably their jobs. And then you get to In a statement, Leno said, "In years, which is a calculated risk weren't as fair or as cordial to rule the world." 2009, I'll be 59 years old and will on the part of NBC. But, he add- Carson as they could have been. So anyway, I suppose the in- have had this dream job for 17 ed. "I think Conan is definitely Theylearned from their mistakes. terview went pretty well, and years ." plus, I promised Mavis th~ wave of the future." It'S a very impressive deal in that Boise State is in for one heck of a (his wife) I would take her out for The unusually long time frame their executives could pull some- show tonight. Ifyou miss it, you dinner before I turned 60." for the succession caused specu- thing off like this." Considering will have to drown your sorrows When Leno's contract was re- lation that Leno was hoping to all the egos involved, such an ap- with a loaf of rye bread and an newed in March, he and NBC avoid what happened when he parently seamless transition is egg fu young pancake. Television Group President Jeff succeeded Johnny Carson as the "monumental," he said. Zucker discussed a tlmellne for host of "Tonight" in May 1992. After an initial ratings lag, passing the baton, NBC execu- The network's dilemma Leno surged to the top-rated spot '·' tives said Monday. over whether to choose David in 1995, where he has remained. I" Cheese .•• In recent interviews, O'Brien, Letterman or Leno for the job But while he was winning the delicious meabs, lebbuce, whose contract was set to ex- became an uncomfortable pub- ratings, he was frequently con- pickles, bornebo and chips. pire in Jan. 2006, has said that lic competition. As a result, sidered a kind of second fiddle to he would be looking for an 11:35 Letterman eventually left his Letterman, who tended to be fa- . Over 30 sal:iisfying p.m. show soon. Now a hot com- 12:30 a.m. show on NBC for ri- vored by television critics. modity, O'Brien started out his val CBS,where, with some initial One of the tenets of late night 'sandwiches and salads . late-night career as an "annoy- bitterness, he went head to head television hosting is "Don't give -'for lunch, dinner, picnics ing nuisance," wrote Washington with Leno in the 11:30p.m. slot. up the chair," Morton said. "The and partiies. Post critic Tom Shales, who cred- Friends of Leno told the Los fact that Leno announced that ited him with "one of the most Angeles Times in 2000 that he Conan will follow him, and to amazing transformations in Vo(ed would always be scarred by the live with that for five years, will -Bolses Best" television history." bad press that surrounded NBC's give renewed energy to "The "Conan is the best of anybody drawn-out decision, and espe- Tonight Show," Morton said. "It at this point," said Robert Morton, cially by the way Leno was por- will be a running gag for five the former producer of "Late trayed in "The Late Shift," a 1996 years. 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Its homecoming week and among Alexander and Gabe Franklin will have to live for the rest of the all the decorating and parades, the Broncos are would not pick one another, but season, or until the coaching staff aiming to extend a nation best 21-game home they are somewhat living that life comes up with a new game plan. winning streak, a nation best IS-game overall right now. The Broncos defensive But, as of right now, eight sacks win streak, as well as a 20th straight victory over scheme almost sets those two up on the quarterback. and only two a Western Athletic Conference opponent. The for failure, and when that does missed opportunities for the long conference win would give the Broncos the sec- happen, everyone sees it. And ball-it hurts to watch, but it may ond longest streak in WAChistory, the record is that's too bad for these amazing just work. 25 games set by BYUin the early '80s. athletes. When you blitz, blitz, Alexander is a sophomore lin- Last week, SMU broke their IS-game los- and then blitz again, there is going up on the opposite side of ar- ing streak with a 36-13 win over San Jose State ing to be very little help for the guably the best corner in the con- at home. SMU's home crowd of 17,841brought corners when your safeties are in ference. He will get run on a lot, down the south goal post at Gerald J. Ford the backfield and not down field. but it comes with the territory. Stadium after watching the school-record los- The Broncos defense leaves their And for clarification, if Alexander ing streak come to an end. The Mustangs were corners on an island all by them- didn't leap almost to the moon 0-12 in 2003 and began this season 0-3 before selves. That which poises the to attempt to block the field goal, beating San Jose State. SMU's 1-0 conference question, are they that good to be we would all be singing a differ- record marks the first time the Mustangs have left without backside help? Yup. ent tune right now. The ball was won their WACopener since 1996.The Mustangs Let's take last Friday for ex- a hair from Alexander's arm, arid also have the youngest team in the nation with ample. If you are not as fast as if it went straight, he would have 85 underclassmen that make up 75.9 percent of the guy lined up in front of you, blocked it. Then named confer- the team's roster. ence special teams player of the The Broncos have outs cored opponents by what can you do? Nada, YOIIjust play your heart out and hope week. But, nope, everyone is ask- 23.4 points per game in the first four games this ing if he can even play. You're season. Leading the charge is sophomore quar- that everything goes your way. damn right he can. . terback Jared Zabransky averaging 302.8 yards When Franklin got, lets use the Monday morning "corner- of total offense with his arm and his mobile word beat loosely here, against backs" will say what they will abilities. He has also thrown 'seven touchdown Todd Watkins, the Cougars re- about the defensive design of the passes and ran in four. Four Bronco receiv- ceiver ran for the 79-yard pass in Broncos, but the last time Ilooked ers have double digit catches this season with the third-Franklin was there. at the standing, and the national Drisan James is leading the team with 18catch- He was on Watkins like white on polls-i-Hawkins and boys are still es for 256 yards and a touchdown. Last week's rice. When the ball came down, unbeaten. Enough said for now. standout receiver was senior T,J. Acree. Acree it grazed the corner of Franklin's Check back with me on October pulled down seven catches for 133 yards and arm, and into the waiting arms of 24, and we shall see how it all two touchdowns, one of which was the 44-yard the thankful Watkins. They both works out. game-winning touchdown with 42 seconds left jumped slightly for the ball, and in the game. Acree was awarded WACoffensive player of the week honors for his efforts. Also, Bronc,o sophomore linebacker Korey Hall was hono'red as defensive WACplayer ofthe week for the second time this season. Hall had 11tackles National recognition (fivesolol and two sacks against the Cougars. The Broncos have had a consistent mentality this season as far as approaching games: Take them one at a time. The fact that the team is 4-0, for high quality talent? 21,t in the Coaches' Poll, and owns several win- , : ning streaks means nothing when they step on - BY JE T'AIME TOYE standings will do nothing for the the field for kickoff. It could be easy to overlook Sports Writer David's, for BSU.The glass ceiling SMU, a team the Broncos pummeled last year still remains. 45-3 and won their first game in a little over a College football., Tradition. For schools like Buise State, and year, but it's just another game to head coach Energy. Emotion. Hype. A sta- other BCSBusters like Louisville, Dan Hawkins and company. Kickoff is set for dium of fans leaning left in an at- Fresno State, or Utah, their top 25 6:05 p.m. at Bronco Stadium. The game will be tempt to encourage the would-be rankings are not pushing them broadcasted by SportsWest with KBCI-TVcov- game-winning field goal to sail forward. Little recognition. Tlie ering the game. "wide left." Streaks stay alive, higher ranked schools are refus- hopes remain, and dreams cease ing to play them for fear of getting to fade away. Bronco fans are evi- beat, They know we have talern. dence that devotion is not restrict- Could we ever secure a higher The 7th annual Toilet ed to the top conference teams. bowl game or deserved recogni- A nation of college football fans tion in this ranking system? Not watched as controversy mounted likely. There is little hope of sudh in the Bowl Championship Series a scenario, and the BCSlooked to Bowl: Clean fun for all rankings last year. The BCSrank- make sure we could not crash the ings caught our attention as we party. We should look at college defeated then ranked #9 Texas basketball. They have a model BY TREUOR HOAN were blowing away the men-read and Christian Horned Frogs at the in- that allows the underdogs to go Sports Writer heed men. augural Fort Worth Bowl. Yes,we against all odds. Indiana State. The tournament is always on the hit the big time, but is that as far Case in point. What separates On a clear autumn evening, the great- Monday of homecoming, and is played as we can go? Does the BCS hold the ranklngs in college basket- est athletes to ever grace the campus of on the blue turf-giving every lay-z- so much power that we are re- ball and college football? A play- Boise State emerged for the pinnacle of boy quarterback on campus a chance stricted to lower conference play off system. The BCSis not willing all competitions. Actually it was more to play Jared Zabransky or T.}.Acree for even though we have higher con- to pursue a path in this direction like the Greeks and Geeks (this writer a day. Everyone is out for a good time, ference talent? as a result of the presidents and included) who came out for the Toilet some dressed in matching white t-shirts College football is full of the chancellors' request. Maybe they Bowl Monday night. with their number and a catchy name David and Goliath scenarios, do not want the media attention The modern day event for BSUstarted on it-one female player had the name with little to no recognition. The and revenue guaranteed for the back in 1998. ASBSUresurrected an old Honeypot on the back of her jersey. biggest blame falls on the BCS 'Cinderella stories.' Perhaps they tradition with campus recreation from The games started at 4:14 p.m., and standings. They were aware of do not want to take Hollywood's something that students participated the championship game started at 9:30 this. The BCS announced their stance on the nation's attentive- in back in the '70s. Back then the band p.m, Each game plays two IS-minute modifications to the poll system ness to the natural talent that used to play against students from the halves with a constant running clock. this summer. The Coaches and knows no boundaries. Their loss. residence halls. Now, in its seventh year The crowning team was awarded the Associated Press polls are now BSU defeated a Pacific Athletic of existence, 16 teams got together to bowl, given t-shirts and the all-impor- weighted much more than the Conference team for the first play for the "bowl." tant picture together with the pot (or computerized rankings. Each time, entered the top 25 rankings Campus Recreation now runs the toilet if you want to be proper). poll holds a third of the weight. the earliest in the season, and event. Each team fields eight players for All in all, it was great fun together Elements such as strength of holds the nation's longest win- the flag football tournament-four girls, with a bunch of people who players nev- schedule and quality wins are ning streak at home and overall. I. four boys for the eight-on-eight compe- er met, to playa game some have never contained within the computer- Theyhold the glass slipper. The CDURTESl'PHllTD tition. Every other catch has to be by the played, in a stadium that houses a team giants are faIling fast. At least We Cesep Klossen, holds the bell for Scrubs kicker, Tpler ized rankings. Simplified. Still no Gustafson, during the chomplOnshlp gema betc;aen tha opposite sex, so the field of competition that never loses there. recognition. Admittedly" these know talent when we see it. GO Scrubs and Venca's Rrmp. The Scrubs Dlon tha TOilet Bowl is evened out. Dang, some of the women BRONCOS! title 3Q-2B. Painisa warning signal... (Help is on the woy.) ______...... :.- ---'--..:...------. _S_E....:..P_T-----=3~O=_. -.:.2=_O-=-.....:...O_'I.-.-J Boise State volleyball hosts Rice tonight

BY RMBER FUGER were conference matches. This heads with her solid play. Melvin The Rice University Owls have 4.48 kills per game and has a ;262 ure ki!l matches during her ca- 'Sports Writer is the first time Broncos have averages 11.64· assists. per game. an overall record of 11-2. The attack percentage. Olaya Pazo is reer. Junior setter Evyn Bandy hit gone 2-0 in conference play in Freshman outside hitter Jamie Owls are 2-0 in conference play. versatile when it comes to attack- a match high against Fresno with The Boise State volleyball team any of the three previous seasons Claussen has been making her Junior setter Kristina Hoban was ing her opponents. She averages 30 digs. Bandy has had nine ca- won big on the road this past that Boise State has been in the presence known with an attack awardedthe WAC player of the 2.34 kills per game and has a .245 reer double-doubles. . weekend and look to bring that Western Athletic Conference. percentage of .228 and an average week for, the week of Sept. 20. attack percentage. The Broncos look to prolong energy home during homecom- Sophomore middle block- of 3.59 kills per game. Junior out- Hoban posted her first career tri- Tulsa University has an over- their great start tonight against ing week. The Broncos host Rice er Cameron Flunder leads the side hitter/middle blocker Kim ple-double game against Fresno all record of 11-3. Tulsa is com- Rice. The Broncos have one day " i, I University tonight at seven in Broncos with an attack percent- Fenneman is another offensive State with 10 kills, 35 assists, and ing off a loss against Fresno of rest on Friday before they play Bronco Gym and Tulsa University age of .331 and an average 3.31 tool for the Broncos. Fenneman 12 digs to lead the Owls to a 3-0 State. Sophomore outside hitter Tulsa on Saturday. Homecoming Saturday at noon, also in Bronco kills per game. Junior outside averages 2.20 kills per game and victory over Fresno. The Owls are Joyce Silva led Tulsa with 17 kills. week is underway and the Bronco Gym. The Broncos have an over- hitter Telia Peterson has been on has a .215 attack percentage. also led by senior outside hitter Silva is a transfer from Martin volleyball team is ready to keep all record of 13-2 for the 2004 fire her first season as a Bronco Senior middle blocker Heather Rebeca Pazo and junior outside Methodist College where she av- the winning momentum alive. season. This marks the first time with an average of 2.98 kills per Malashak leads the Broncos in hitter Olaya Pazo. These two sis- eraged 6.43 kills per game to lead the Broncos have been in double game and a .161 attack percent- the blocking category with 82 ters pack a punch on offense. the nation. Senior middle hitter digits in the overall win column age. Sophomore setter Christina total blocks and 1.78 blocks per Rebeca Pazo is the backbone of Lindsay Eaves had 16 kills against since 1998. 1\vo of the 13 victories - Melvin has bee\,~urning some game. the Owls offense. She averages Fresno and has had 35 double fig-

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" BY PRUL HRGEN ., Knight Ridder Newspepers ,;; The first sign that the situation was getting out of hand was when ~ Problem-soloing -a guy came onto the field with "a shovel and started digging up sessionsfor students in 1 'home plate. ;; The trouble was that the game math 147 6 math 175 , wasn't over yet. It was Sept. 30, 1971, at Robert F. , Kennedy Stadium in Washington, · less than two weeks after ma- ~ led byjuniors jor league owners met in Boston and approved the transfer of the and seniors ·Senators' franchise to Arlington, ..Texas. ,,, So that night's game against ·.the Yankees was the end of an ~ It's fREE! ..era. Everybody in the announced -crowd of 14,460 knew it. And they no registration WRSHINGTON,DC -- In a home run for baaebell m Weshlngton DC, Meyor Rnthony ,weren't happy. IIhlllems holds e press conference to announce the moue of the Montreel Expos -" "We knew something was go- Besebell teel1! to Weshlngton In 2005. y = Y2at2 "ing to happen. You could tell. ;,There was something in the air," again, to Atlanta, in 1966. The following season. .recalled Joan Flanagan, who then Philadelphia Athletics packed At the time the Senators left for -worked for traveling secretary up for Kansas City in 1955 then Texas,manypeoplein Washington "and public relations director Burt bounced again to Oakland in assumed they would shortly get a -Hawkins. "And when they hung 1968. The original Washington new team. .,(owner) Bob Short in effigy, we Senators became the Minnesota It didn't happen that way, of REALLYknew." Twins in 1961. An expansion team course. But now it appears that -, In fact, back then, franchise called the Seattle Pilots in 1969 baseball has come full circle. :.relocatlons weren't uncommon. became the Milwaukee Brewers a When the relocated and renamed '3he Senators' move would be the year later. Montreal Expos open next season, ',10th shift in just 18 seasons. The So when the Montreal Expos they are expected to play their «St. Louis Browns had become the played the Florida Marlins first home game at RFKStadium, "Baltimore Orioles in 1954. The Wednesday night at Stade on the same field where the cur- .Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Olympique, it was be the first tain fell so ingloriously on the , Giants moved to Los Angeles and time in 33 years that a team had Washington Senators more than ::San Francisco, respectively, in taken the field knowing that it 33 years earlier. 1958. The Boston Braves went to will most likely be playing all its Milwaukee in 1953 and moved home games in a different city the 1;I~D.A.'N~··() '.'International

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Dlorid.a<' '- "" ' State-' .,', Orioles aren't going, .te.start Sexton ., at quarterback to-National League BY PETER SCHMUCK American League team," Angelos said. "We've done very well his mobility, Bowden said, "We'll The Beltlmore Sun against the Boston Red Sox this 1i'9J'Ir!~ 0 B BIN S just worry about that when it The orl~~ Sentlnel- year, and the Yankees are next on comes. I really don't know what BALTIMORE-- Even if the vag- abond Montreal Expos end up in the list." TALLAHASSE , Fla. - Off the we'll do at that time." downtown Washington -- which , Even if Major League Baseball football field, quarterback Wyatt On a superficial level, Sexton' looks more and more likely every overrides the Orioles' objections Sexton considers himself a laid- looks far too young and frag- day - the Baltimore Orioles aren't and projects the Expos into RFK back person, but one particular ile to play quarterback for the going Stadium next season without a perception of him practically nation's ninth-ranked team. He anywhere, They aren't going to the suitable compensation package? makes the hair stand up on the only turned 20 years old in July, National League, and they aren't "We're still going to make the back of his neck. and at 6 feet 3 and 206 pounds. going to downshift when it final- next move," Angelos said. "We're -. It's the notion that Florida many observers understandably ly appears they finally might be getting closer and closer. We'vf; State offered him a football wonder whether he could safely moving in the right direction in had too many bad years. We owe scholarship only because his absorb a hit from a 300-pound the American League East. It to the fans." ' father, Billy Sexton, coaches the offensive lineman. He does not Owner Peter Angelos made that This has to be music to their Semmoles' running backs. __ look like a typical Division I-A crystal cleat Monday,' even as he ears. The Orioles signed Miguel "I've never really gotten that quarterback. ' conceded for the first time there Tejada, .Iavy Lopez and Rafael from too many people that have Yet Sexton, a communication I\lIT I'IW11lGRAPII BY STEPII>N It GIlWtL1JDJU.AHDG SENTIlIEL might be a formula that allows Palmeiro last winter to beef up ever seen me play," the younger studies major, defies stereotype FSU quarterback Wyett Sewton euedes the gresp or Clemson Imebecker the Expos to land in the District the offensive lineup. The front of:. Sexton said. "It was more peo- offthe field, too. Leroy HIli durmg geme actrnn at Ooak Cempbell Stedlum on Seturdey of Columbia without turning fice held off on free-agent pitch- ple who had never seen me play He loves to play amodern steel miss a summer workout." the Orioles into a small-market ing because the market wasn't and knew that I wasn't the most acoustic guitar and an electric dren," Billy told the Sentinel in Castillo and offensive tackle right and the organization need- physical specimen and/or ques- guitar, as well as an. electric March. "I've just had a chance team. Ray Willis did meet with Sexton Lee Mazzilli speculated on ed to find out about several top tioned my ability because when I keyboard. After compiling a 4.0 to be around my son more in the . several weeks ago to tell him that Sunday that the team might prospects. ' came in Iwas only IB5 pounds." grade-point average at Leon last two years, even though Idid he needed to be ready to play if benefit from switching to' the The next step is to bring in Now, however, Sexton will High in Tallahassee, he has get out to watch him play Little Rix were injured. . at least one front-line starting have his best opportunity to earned a 3.77 GPAso far in col- League baseball and high school National League. And those problems have been pitcher from outside the organi- prove any doubters wrong. lege, FSU officials said. football and stufflike that. Not going to happen. corrected, Bowden said. Nervous fans and anxious zation. Two would be better. The Florida State Coach Bobby He grew up as a die-hard Therehavebeentimes, though, Now it's timefor Sexton to cre- Orioles also need another catcher Bowden announced Monday Seminoles fan. His father-him- when Sexton has been too easy- talk-show callers are wonder- ate his own Identity. and one more big bat to complete that Sexton, a third-year sopho- self a former quarterback at going for his coaches' liking. The ing if the growing prospect of a "I'd say if you don't believe the transformation from seven- more, wiil start at quarterback Alabama before transferring to coaches want Sexton to improve second team in the region will that Wyatt is a good quarterback year sub -,500 team to potential for the Seminoles this Saturday FSU for his senior season-be- his tempo during practice. They cause Angelos to shy away from and a great athlete, you need to 2005 playoff contender. against North Carolina. came a full-time member of also have expressed concern the expensive free-agent pitchers check out the spirals and the "He has made a commitment Chris Rix, the incumbent the Seminoles coaching staff in that he has been late to meetings who might turn the Orioles into a throwshe can make and see the to the organization and the city," starter, suffered a hlgh-ankle 1979. on occasion. He did miss FSU's playoff team next year. gun on the kid," Willis said. said Mazzilli, "and he has lived sprain against Clemson last Sexton is close to his father, annual postseason football ban- Not a chance. After three solid quarters of up to that." Saturday and may miss two or but they do not talk about foot- quet and attended a University There is one team that Angelos play over the weekend against The Orioles would have to run more weeks because of the in- ball off the field. Billy Sexton be- of Florida basketball game with wants to upend even more than Clemson, Sexton is well on his the table to finish above ..500 jury, Bowden said. lieves his son should be coached friends, he said, because he for- the ' theoretical Washington way to proving critics wrong. this year, but there is no ques- If he plays well, Sexton could by FSU quarterbacks coach got about the banquet. Expos, and he won't be able to do "I want to be my own person," tion this is a better, more exciting retain the starting job even after Daryl Dickey. "I think that's blown out of that in the other league. he said. "I think I deserve that." team than the one that limped Rix fully recovers. When asked "When you are in coaching, ,proportion," Sexton said. "I've "The Orioles have been an to dismal finishes in 2002 and how he will choose a starting you're away from your family been late to one meeting and I American League team for 50 '03. If you doubt that, you might quarterback once Rix regains a lot-your wife and your chil- was late to one practice. I didn't years, and they will remain an check with the Red Sox,who have beaten them just six times in 15 games and have to warm up for . their wild-card playoff run with CRone~s CapbOOR() four games in Baltimore this 'lbr ull/'h/n{7s sacred and wise· weekend. "If it wasn't for us, the Red Sox might be right up there with the 746 W. Main St. - 388-1900 Books ~ Stones Yankees," Angelos said. WE DEUVERI That's why Angelos was MusIc ~ Gifts scratching his head when he MagIcal Supplies read Mazzilli's comments about Don't surrender the Orioles switching leagues. to HUNGERm we have your He may not like the fact that the Yankees have dominated the AL 2005 cafenders Counter-attack with a East for most of the time that he 3601 Overland :R-d. has owned the club, but' he isn't delicious PIT Am about to abandon the fight. , Boise. 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