Vehicle Prowling on Rise

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THURSDAY He’s back May 2, 2002 THE DAILY Is he better than ever? Probably not. Partly cloudy Arts | 5 High: 65 | Low: 39 More weather, Page 2 Volume 108 | No. 156 | [email protected] | www.dailyevergreen.com gg A student publication of Washington State University | Pullman, Washington Vehicle the naked eye prowling Models help students render the human form on rise Matthew R. Weaver Megan Patrick Daily Evergreen staff Daily Evergreen staff icture this: Pullman police are investigating a You’re in class, hard at work recent slew of automobile break-ins, on the latest big project your some of which were reported at teacher has assigned. So are Campus Commons North Tuesday your classmates. morning. While you’re so engrossed, how- The car prowls have been taking ever, there’s something different place during the last 30 days about this class. between midnight and 6 a.m. Five There, in your midst, is a person who of the reported thefts took place isn’t wearing any clothes. While this within a 6-block radius, on Fisk, would seem odd in a class like quantum Windus, Cleveland and Charlotte physics or calculus, it is par for the Streets. Police suspect the same course — literally — for students person may be responsible for this enrolled in figure drawing classes. set of prowls. Jennifer Law, a junior fine arts Stereos have been the most tar- major, is enrolled in advanced figure geted items stolen, and all of the drawing. vehicles were damaged when thieves “You go in and you try to mentally ripped the stereos out. Some of the prepare yourself for it, like ‘It’s no big cars were unlocked, but the ones deal,’ ” she said. “Then there’s this fig- that were locked also were damaged ure that disrobes and he’s just stand- during the break-ins. CDs also are ing there. You feel kind of embarrassed heavily targeted items, said Wayne at first, because you’re looking at them Dice, a WSU police officer. and you’re like, ‘I’m not supposed to be Police have several tips on how car looking at them.’ You get real self-con- owners can keep their possessions scious about it, and you don’t make safe. eye contact with the model at all and Keeping car doors locked is the you feel real uncomfortable. But after simplest and most the obvious way a while it’s not about this figure nude to keep possessions safe, but some in front of you. It’s about learning how people leave their doors open, said the human body fits together and how Glenn Johnson, public information to look at it as a form. You just don’t officer for the Pullman Police think about it after a while, your brain Department. just kind of shuts itself off and you just Keeping valuables and posses- draw.” sions out of plain sight by storing Lars Landers, a junior psychology them in a trunk or glove box is also major, modeled nude for the fine arts effective. department earlier this semester. “One officer said it’s like leaving “When you go to French Ad and $500 on your dashboard and seeing look up the jobs that they post, the how long it lasts,” Johnson said. most you can get paid if you’re not an Park in lighted areas and watch engineering student is $12 an hour for for people prowling nearby cars to being a nude model,” he said. “That cut down on theft, because if a thief was the appeal at first and then I Mark Han /Daily Evergreen is looking for cars that are easy to thought, ‘Wow, nude models. That’s break into, they may come back to Lars Landers, a junior psychology major, posed as a nude model for the WSU fine arts See NAKED, Page 3 department earlier this semester. See PROWLING, Page 3 Students express judgment with chalk Jordan Falk “We want to get people curious. Contributing writer Then they will find out About a dozen WSU students put their for themselves.” complaint against American politics in writing Wednesday on Glenn Terrell Mall. Tomas Tonatiuh Their complaint came in the form of a world senior, pre-law map drawn in chalk on the pavement in front of Todd Hall and the Holland Library. The map used American flags and tanks to show where the United States has military bases or America and the Philippines. a significant military presence. It also used People need to see how American political corporate advertising symbols to designate decisions affect the world, said Nathan countries influenced by the American econo- Anderson, a senior fine arts and political sci- my. The artists wrote below the drawing: ence major. “Your tax money at work — U$A.” “Not every political action reaches every The mapmakers, mostly members of the person, but every political action reaches student organization No Terror For Nobody, somebody,” he said. “It’s important people dis- want to bring attention to the injustice of U.S. agree with the popular representation (of poli- military presence in other countries, said tics) in the press.” Tomas Tonatiuh, a senior pre-law major. U.S. The group chose to use the mall as their military intervention has worsened problems canvas to maximize public discussion about of racism, poverty and violence in other coun- issues of global justice, Tonatiuh said. Kazuko Idei/Daily Evergreen tries, he said. The map called specifically for “We want to get people curious,” he said. Nate Anderson, a senior fine arts and political science major, draws a big military withdrawal from Afghanistan, South “Then they will find out for themselves.” map on the ground of Glenn Terrell Mall Wednesday afternoon. 05-02-02 02 news 5/1/02 9:17 PM Page 1

2 | THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2002 NEWS THE DAILY EVERGREEN peoplebriefs correction week ending April 28, according bail, laying out their arguments in The email adress for students to reach the Board of Regents about Mexican president to industry figures released legal filings before the hearing at cancels speech Wednesday. which Braun hoped to have tuition is [email protected]. Chesney sold 235,000 Blake released on $1 million SOUTH BEND, Ind.— copies, ending the three-week bail. Mexican President Vicente Fox reign of R&B singer Ashanti’s Prosecutors attached to the Pullman weather canceled plans to serve as self-titled debut album. “Ashanti” motion extensive phone records commencement speaker at has gone platinum after having allegedly showing that Blake, 68, Tomorrow: Partly cloudy Notre Dame because of politi- sold 143,000 copies this past made dozens of telephone calls High: 54 Low: 33 cal circumstances in his coun- week. to two stuntmen and a private Saturday: Showers try. The soundtrack to “Star investigator in the days preced- High: 56 Low: 36 Instead, Tim Russert, mod- Wars: Episode II — Attack of the ing the May 4, 2001, shooting of Sunday: Light rain erator of “Meet the Press” and Clones,” featuring the music of Bonny Lee Bakley, 44. High: 56 Low: 35 the Washington bureau chief of John Williams, debuted at No. 6, The judge scheduled another NBC News, will address the selling nearly 73,000 copies. hearing for May 21 to set the class of 2002 during com- And Wilco’s critically date for the preliminary hearing. mencement exercises May 19, acclaimed “Yankee Hotel communitycalendar university officials said Foxtrot,” which Rolling Stone Lindbergh ready Tuesday. magazine called “the first great Today tion. Everyone is welcome to “Tim Russert has been on album of the year,” debuted at to head to Paris attend. our list of potential commence- No. 13, with 56,000 copies sold. The College of Engineering and FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Next ment speakers for some time Architecture will host the 2002 stop, Paris. Sunday and, though we didn’t antici- Blake denied bail Lanning Distinguished Lecture at Erik Lindbergh was scheduled 3:10 p.m. in Todd Auditorium. pate having him join us in this Phi Eta Sigma will have its pic- to take off from Republic Airport way, we’re delighted and grate- after making plea nic at 3 p.m. at Reaney Park. Free ful that he will serve as our on Long Island on Wednesday The Office of the Registrar will LOS ANGELES — Actor sandwiches for all members. E- speaker and receive an hon- morning in a bid to duplicate his be closed from 3 to 3:45 p.m. in Robert Blake, accused of mur- mail [email protected] with orary doctor of laws degree,” grandfather’s historic first solo honor of Dave Guzman’s retire- questions. dering his wife, was denied bail ment. said the Rev. Edward A. Malloy, crossing of the Atlantic Ocean. Wednesday after making a per- Notre Dame’s president. The flight re-creation is part of the sonal plea to the judge to 75th anniversary celebration of Do you want to see your orga- Russert also spoke at Notre Saturday release him, saying, “This is my Charles Lindbergh’s flight. nization’s event in the next com- Dame in November 2000, one right to fight for my life.” The African Intercontinental munity calendar? Go to Murrow week after the contested presi- Lindbergh’s Lancair Columbia Superior Court Judge Lloyd 300, dubbed the New Spirit of St. Fellowship will meet at 5:30 p.m. Room 113 or e-mail news@ dential election. The event drew Nash said he was not ruling out at the Heritage House for exhorta- dailyevergreen.com. a standing-room-only crowd. Louis, was to depart from the possibility that Blake could Republic Airport, a field used by Notre Dame announced in be released on bail later, but said private planes. March that Fox would deliver he wants to see the evidence in “I’ve dreamed for years of the commencement address. the case at the preliminary hear- retracing my roots and flying policelog He would have been the sec- ing before he makes such a rul- across the Atlantic,” Lindbergh ond straight North American ing. said in a statement read to The police log comes from the Found Property head of state to address a Blake’s attorney, Harland reporters by Peter Diamandis, Pullman and WSU daily activity log. NW Canyon View Drive, 6:38 Notre Dame graduation; Braun, was arguing when Blake founder and chairman of the X p.m. President Bush was last year’s asked if he could speak. Prize Foundation, one of the The reporting found a key in speaker, his first commence- Monday “I’d like to be out and see flight’s sponsors. the yard that he fears is a master ment address since being Rosie (his daughter) and the sun- key to his house. elected president. “My journey is more of a cele- shine of the world. But this is my bration than a recreation of my Vehicle Prowl right to fight for my life. ... This is grandfather’s achievement,” the NE California Street, 4:56 p.m. Noise Complaint Chesney snags top my chance to fight and I can’t do statement said. The reporting party said lights NE Terre View Drive, 1:38 a.m. standing on chart it from that cement room with The airport is a stand-in for were torn off the front of his vehi- The reporting party said loud thousands of pages I can’t read,” Roosevelt Field, which Charles cle and the vehicle was keyed on screaming and yelling sounds NEW YORK — Kenny he said. Lindbergh used on his historic both sides from the front to the were heard from a party in the Chesney’s “No Shoes, No Shirt, He told the judge that he is so flight of May 20-21, 1927. rear. complex. No Problems” had no problem severely dyslexic that he cannot Roosevelt Field, named for a son beating the competition for the read any of the legal documents, of President Theodore Roosevelt top spot on the album chart. and would have to have them who was killed in World War I, is The country singer’s latest read to him. now the site of a shopping center. Editor: Tonya Ricks The Daily Evergreen 335-3194, [email protected] release debuted at No. 1 for the Prosecutors had opposed THE ASSOCIATED PRESS P.O. Box 642510; Pullman, WA 99164 Managing Editor: T.J. 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ers with our clothes off.’ I try NAKED and keep it a little bit humor- continued from front page ous: ‘This is going to be some- United States outspends thing new, this is something appealing all in itself.’ ” that might make you nervous. The fear of being nude in a But remember we’re drawing public place doesn’t seem to from observation.’ ” others in military costs factor in once it’s actually hap- While special steps may be pening. made for those who are uncom- Clint Borgen as our most likely adversaries Yogendra Gupta, the direc- “Surprisingly enough, you fortable with a nude model, don’t really care who’s looking Daily Evergreen staff (Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North tor of the Shock Physics Medina said, the nude model Korea, Sudan and Syria) Institute, was unable to com- at you, at least I didn’t,” really serves to remind artists The amount of money that Landers said. “Once you get up according to the Center for ment on his research, and a how the body works and goes WSU receives from the military Defense Information. spokesman for the Navy’s there, the general principle that together. In fact, he starts off is equal to the cost of tuition for “We have the best military Office of Research didn’t pro- you’re supposed to uphold for the first week of classes with- almost 3,000 students. Last your entire life where you keep in the world,” said Susan vide requested information out a model in order to give his year WSU received $5.7 million regarding the Navy’s plans for all your clothes on unless you’re students a refresher course in Hansen, spokesperson for the from the Department of Department of Defense. “You the technology. around a doctor or something the bare bones of anatomy. Defense for research projects. get what you pay for.” Other military projects at goes out the window. Who cares “I try to explain to my stu- The fact WSU include $4 million to who’s looking at you? If you’re dents that when it comes to the Pentagon Since October, the Office of Top five study replacing the Navy’s an embarrassable person, and looking at figure models both is able to Naval Research alone has wood structures, such as you bring yourself to do this male and female, they need to spend several awarded universities over $300 military docks, with wood composite anyway, you’ll definitely come remember to draw genitalia million dollars million in grants and contracts. materials and $1.2 million for out of it less shy.” because it would be like draw- at WSU alone, Across state lines, the spenders studying the use of bacteria in Ron Medina has seen all ing a clump of bananas and highlights the University of Idaho received (in billions) stopping the underground three sides of the nude model forgetting the bananas,” amount of over $3.6 million last fiscal year 1. U.S. $347 movement of contaminants at triangle: He’s drawn them, Medina said. “You don’t leave money the from the Department of 2. Russia $60 nuclear facilities. he’s modeled himself and he things out when you’re observ- Department Defense. 3. China $42 currently instructs beginning ing an object, and that’s exact- of Defense has Military-related research at A$7.4 million Department of 4. Japan and advanced ly what this is all about. The to work with. WSU ranges from improving Defense contract was awarded $40.4 “I try to figure draw- use of a model is very impor- In 2002 the taste of food rations to in March to continue research 5. United ing in WSU’s tant. We are our own best sub- ,the defense studying nuclear stockpiles. on a three-millimeter engine. put a lot Kingdom $34 School of ject matter and our own best budget was In 1997, the Department of The two hair thick engine pro- of power Fine Arts. tool to observe from. I push my $347 billion, Energy (defense programs) duces an electric charge by in the “I told my students to think about what according to the Department awarded WSU Institute for expanding and contracting like advanced stu- their joints are doing, which of Defense. Comparatively, Shock Physics a $10 million, a balloon. hands dents, ‘If you way the bones are, how long over 100 countries spend less five-year research grant. The Victor Medina, a professor of the want to go on the bones are, where midpoints than $1 billion on their m0ili- institute received another $5 in civil and environmental models. and be a figu- of joints are. When the model tary. The U.S. spends 5 times million from the Navy in 1999. engineering at WSU Tri-Cities, rative artist, I appears in front of them, they more than Russia, the next According to a WSU news is working on an unusual con- I tell them, suggest that have an understanding of largest military spender in the release, the money goes to tract. He is developing pureed ‘Only take you take the landmarks and they’re not world. establishing a “research pro- spinach for degrading explo- opportunity poses that drawing macaroni people.” The proposed $396 billion gram that will address the sives at weapons facilities. The to model, so Casey McGovern, a junior defense budget for 2003 is 26 Navy’s long-term research results indicate that in most you would that you fine arts major taking begin- times higher than the combined objectives regarding the per- cases the slurried plants allow like to understand ning figure drawing, said that military budgets of the coun- formance and safety of explo- for faster degradation of explo- what it is to after a while, students don’t tries identified by the Pentagon sives and propellants.” sives such as TNT. take.’ ” be on the even take note of the nudity. other end of Ron Medina the whole sit- “I was worried at first that (the models) would be distract- professor uation,” he Don’t park in the middle of Police stress that people said. ing to me, but quickly realized PROWLING nowhere, because even if an should call as soon as possible Medina’s it wasn’t really an issue,” he continued from front page alarm is deployed, no one is if they see anything suspicious. experiences as a nude model said. “It’s a clinical environ- likely to respond, Dice said. gave him an increased under- ment, and there are a lot of that area, Johnson said. Car prowls generally “This isn’t a big city, police standing of those modeling in people around. You just kind of “It’s hard to keep someone increase this time of year respond quickly here,” his classes. focus on doing art. If you’re from breaking into cars,” Dice because school is nearing the Johnson said. “If they report “I try to put a lot of power trying to get that sort of classi- said. “If they want something end so people can sell stolen suspicious activity right when into the hands of the models,” cal art education, I think it’s bad enough, they’ll break the items when they go home to they see it, police can respond he said. “I tell them, ‘Only very important that you know windows.” the west side, Johnson said. and put this to a stop.” take poses that you would like how to draw the human body.” to take. Don’t do anything “I consider myself a figura- that you’re uncomfortable tive artist,” Jennifer Law said. with, or that you might hurt “I like to work a lot with the fig- yourself with.’ They have the ure, what it means in art, how right to say no.” we interpret it. It’s something The job of nude modeling is very personal, but it can be a physically demanding one. something that’s very detached “I liked that it was a per- in a way. There’s so many ways sonal challenge,” Landers said. you can render a figure. You “Not everyone wants to tear can do it abstractly, or you can their clothes off in front of do it very realistic. There are so everyone else. You don’t realize many layers to the figure, it’s it at first, but it’s hard. an interesting subject.” Standing still for an hour is a In Medina’s class, there’s lot harder than walking zero tolerance for students in around and running for an the class who treat the models hour. You leave wondering if as anything less. the reason you’re tired is “I push to my students that because you just worked hard- I hold them to a very high er than you have in a long standard of respect,” he said. time or because of all the “You don’t make comments stress involved.” about models, you don’t talk But people sitting around about the models. If I’m in naked can be cause for discom- earshot and you make any- fort for the students enrolled in thing that I connote to be the class as well. against the model or sexual “I have had some students harassment in some way, I come in and say, ‘Oh my gosh, I reserve the right to remove didn’t realize we were going to them from my class because I be looking at the nude model, I will not tolerate that type of can’t do it,’ ” Medina said. “I try disrespect. Even if I run into to get over that with the stu- people outside of class and dents. One of my favorite lines they start to say something, I’ll is, ‘We’re all naked underneath say, ‘I don’t want to hear it. Go our clothes. We all take show- talk someplace else.’ ” 05-02-02 04 nation 5/1/02 8:47 PM Page 1 (Black plate)

4 | THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2002 NATION THE DAILY EVERGREEN HP and Compaq ready for business The Associated Press hostile reaction ever since it personal and handheld comput- sophisticated manufacturing, clear how and when the layoffs was announced Sept. 3 — first ers, servers and infrastructure research and sales operations. will be carried out. PALO ALTO, Calif. — With on Wall Street and then in a services, HP and Compaq put Most analysts will give the “Employees) need a clear apparently nothing standing in fight led by former HP director more than 1,000 employees on the way of their $18 billion mar- new, Palo Alto-based HP at definition of who’s going, who’s Walter Hewlett — HP and a “clean team” that could plan least six months to begin deliv- staying. Otherwise (HP) will riage, Hewlett-Packard Co. and Compaq have stressed that the integration without reveal- Compaq Computer Corp. plan ering on its financial promises, have trouble getting their work they are well prepared. ing sensitive information to including $2.5 billion in cost force focused,” Reynolds said. to begin life together next their co-workers. Tuesday. “We’re ready,” HP chief exec- savings and a 12 percent The deal moved toward com- That means launching com- utive and chairwoman Carly Their efforts are critical increase in earnings. pletion Tuesday when a plex and difficult tasks, like cut- Fiorina said last week while because this will be the comput- Analyst Martin Reynolds of Delaware judge cleared HP of ting 15,000 jobs out of a testifying in a trial over the er industry’s biggest merger Gartner Inc. doesn’t expect Walter Hewlett’s allegations that 150,000-person work force and merger in Delaware. yet. Many technology mergers measurements of the deal’s its top executives misled share- telling customers which prod- After years of competing have failed because the compa- financial success to become evi- holders about the merger plan- uct lines will survive. against each other in several nies involved could not smooth- dent for about a year. But he ning and browbeat a big investor Because the deal has faced a technology markets, such as ly combine distinct cultures and believes HP needs to make it into supporting the deal. Tuition at colleges taking bite of family income The Associated Press expand opportunities for higher On the Net: tuition take more of their earn- In 1980, tuition ranged from education. ings. 3 percent to 6 percent of income Tuition at the nation’s public In 1980, average tuition for National Center for Public Policy The wealthiest saw no for the middle groups. Two colleges and universities took an one student at a four-year state and Higher Education: change at all; between 1980 and decades later, tuition took 5 ever-bigger bite out of family school equaled 13 percent of the 2000, the cost of sending a stu- percent to 11 percent of income, income between 1980 and 2000, median income for a family in http://www.highereducation.org dent to a public, four-year insti- the study found. outpacing financial aid and the bottom 20 percent of income tution remained at 2 percent of Similar patterns were found state support, a study released levels, the study found. Twenty Callan, president of the center. income for the richest 20 per- when the study examined Thursday says. years later, tuition at such insti- The study, which relied on cent of families. tuition at much-less costly com- Hardest hit were the poorest tutions equaled 25 percent of various federal and state statis- Those families between the munity colleges. families, according to findings of income for such families. tics, focused on public institu- top and bottom income brackets Rising prices still don’t deter The National Center for Public While others have reported tions since those are the schools saw tuition at state schools take most people from college. More Policy and Higher Education, about the steadily rising cost of that roughly 80 percent of more of their income, though than 65 percent of high school an independent, nonprofit think higher learning the report is the America’s college students the increase wasn’t as steep as it graduates are going straight to tank in San Jose, Calif. The cen- first to examine tuition relative attend. was for the poorest Americans, college, according to latest feder- ter promotes policies that to income, according to Patrick Not all income groups saw the study found. al figures.

newsbriefs begin crossing our borders two Governor sues weeks from today with no legal energy department safeguards for our state.” COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Father given death Carolina Gov. Jim Hodges sued the federal Department of Energy penalty for murder on Wednesday to stop plutonium shipments scheduled to begin DALLAS — Mary Jean Pearle later this month. unleashed a year’s worth of rage Hodges, who has said he at her ex-husband, calling him would lie down in the road if that’s “one of the most heinous mur- what it took to keep plutonium- derers of modern times,” after a carrying trucks out of Savannah jury sentenced him to death for River Site, wants an enforceable killing their young daughters. agreement to ensure that the The jury took six and a half nuclear material won’t remain in hours Tuesday to sentence John his state indefinitely. Battaglia to lethal injection for “While some progress has gunning down 6-year-old Liberty been made, the clock is ticking,” and 9-year-old Faith last May as Hodges wrote to the state’s con- Pearle listened helplessly on the gressional delegation. “Unless telephone. we act now, plutonium could THE ASSOCIATED PRES 05-02-02 05 ARTS woo hoo 5/1/02 7:34 PM Page 1

Editor: Jennifer Jackson | 335-1140 | [email protected] AArtsArtsrts The Daily Evergreen | Thursday, May 2, 2002 | Page 5 thelist TLC to continue without Lopes TLC won’t replace Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes, who died last week in a car crash in Honduras. Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas told The Atlanta Journal- Constitution that the Grammy- winning R&B trio will release its fourth album and plans to continue performing, but she and Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins won’t add a new member. “As for Lisa being replaced — never,” Thomas said. “You can’t replace a TLC girl. The chemistry we have is something God gave us. You can’t put that together.” TLC, the top-selling female group of all time, began working on its latest album last summer. “The last couple of albums, Lisa was only on like three songs, and she’s on a few songs on this one,” Thomas said. “So music- wise, it’s the same.” Baldwin to teach summer school Courtesy New Line Cinema Jason Voorhees, played by Kane Hodder, attempts to outsmart the killer hot on his trail, in New Line Cinema’s “Jason X.” Alec Baldwin will teach a theater class this summer at Southampton University. The actor will serve as a distinguished professor, teaching a master class at the college, which is part of Long Island University. destined to Dean James Larocca praised the 44-year-old actor as “a true artist.” Yet another ‘Jason’ sequel set “Like our other distinguished professors, Alec Baldwin is a to bore and annoy audiences Renaissance person,” Larocca said. “His talent stretches have not seen “Jason X.” suckHorror round, which is like the Hearts plot synopsis. Instead, here is a across many mediums.” Seriously, why would any Jason equivalent of (Choose your plot synopsis of the ‘80s flick body want to watch that favorite punchline! It’s my last “Adventures in Babysitting.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I X crap? It looks sucky. I saw a column, all punchlines must Chris (Elisabeth Shue) is a preview for it on TV and decid- Rated R go!): (a) getting paid in Enron fun-loving teenager with a cute TODAY ed I could make a better movie Opens stock; (b) having a one-night older boyfriend and a job by defecating on a videotape Friday stand and finding out later it babysitting a pair of rambunc- Grade was your cousin; (c) having to Music — Jazz Night at and sticking it into a VCR. tious kids. watch the movie “Jason X.” Rico’s. The Smokehouse Five I have neither ethics nor The five bucks I saved was Her life takes a sudden will perform at 9 p.m. Free. integrity though, so I’m going PH swing to the zany side when a to write a movie review about also spent wisely. Rather than (for “Probably runaway friend and some car “Jason X” anyway. Horrible”) blowing it all on an expensive luxury item, like a 15-oz bag of trouble send Chris and the kids FRIDAY After all, this is my last col- Ray Huffaker on a wacky, life-and-death umn for The Daily Evergreen Movie Fritos, I was frugal and spread the money around, buying both adventure on the mean streets Theater — “Les Liaisons since I graduate next week, so Commentary of downtown Chicago. Dangereuses,” also known as it’s not like they can fire me. a 5-oz bag of Fritos and a one- Dangerous Liaisons, 7:30 p.m. Actually, seeing the movie is liter Cherry Coke. Will Chris and the kids at the Hartung Theatre at the a totally overrated part of the rating almost 200 points, up to This is the part of the make it home without mom University of Idaho. Tickets are movie reviewing process. 1526. I could have done way review where I usually throw and dad finding out? Will $8 for adults, $7 for seniors By not seeing “Jason X,” I better, but it seems like every in a couple sentences about the people read an entire review and $6 for youth and are avail- saved about two hours of my time you win a couple games movie plot, just so that I can that has absolutely nothing able by calling 885-7212. life and like five bucks. the computer turns evil and convince my editor the story is to do with the movie itself? Concert — The Idaho/ This allowed me to spend starts to deal you bad hands actually about the movie and Will “Jason X” be the worst Washington Concert Chorale two additional hours playing just to piss you off. should be run in the paper. movie ever? presents the final concert of Yahoo Online Hearts, during I got dealt the queen with Sadly, not having seen the I’m not sure, but the smart their season “In Endless Song” which time I raised my player no other spades on the no-pass movie, I cannot really write a money is on “yes.” at 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church in Moscow. Music — Kristi Ossmasen Swing Quartet will perform at 9:45 p.m. at Rico’s. Free. ABC plans Sept. 11 anniversary coverage SATURDAY The Associated Press back and comprehensively and ABC News’ tackling of major restraint in broadcasting dis- Theater — “Les Liaisons systematically put together the projects with extended pro- turbing images from that day, Dangereuses,” also known as NEW YORK — ABC will set facts as we now know them, and gramming has become some- and will warn viewers if some Dangerous Liaisons, 7:30 aside its normal programming put them into some perspective.” thing of a signature. The net- are used. He wouldn’t predict for a full day and evening on p.m. at the Hartung Theatre NBC and CBS executives work drew high ratings for its how popular the daylong spe- on the University of Idaho Sept. 11 to commemorate the marathon coverage for New cial would be. first anniversary of the terrorist also are discussing their Sept. campus. Tickets are $8 for 11 plans, but have made no Year’s 2000. “The better way of looking at adults, $7 for seniors and $6 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon. announcements. The network will broadcast it is how important is it, and for youth and are available by memorials on Sept. 11, and will how much do we have to say calling 885-7212. The coverage will begin with The 39 million people who Music — Kristi Ossmasen “Good Morning America” at 7 watched CBS’ “9-11” documen- present a prime-time minute- about it, and the people will Swing Quartet will perform at a.m., break for local news in the tary indicates there’s interest in by-minute reconstruction of decide for themselves,” he said. 9:45 p.m. at Rico’s. Free. evening, then continue through looking back at the tragedy, or at what happened a year earlier. In naming Jennings as the “Nightline.” least at the insider camera view Peter Jennings is also sched- day’s host, ABC is also being a To submit an event for The “This is the major news event that special offered. CBS has the uled to moderate a discussion little presumptuous: The List, call 335-1140 or e-mail of our lives,” ABC News contractual right to show “9-11” with children, similar to what anchor’s contract expires this [email protected]. President David Westin said. once more, and it’s widely he did last September. summer and he’s currently in FROMSTAFF AND WIRE REPORTS “This is a real opportunity to go assumed it will be in September. Westin said ABC would use discussions about a new one. 05-02-02 06 kicking back 5/1/02 6:53 PM Page 1

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W EIRD, W A CKY AND JUST P LAIN ODD from 18 to 25 customers before Starbucks duped fleeing. by two burglars The other two employees were confined to a back room. MONROE, Wash. — Not satisfied with the amount of money Nintendo to pay they found in a Starbucks safe, two robbers allegedly went to lazy game players work filling coffee orders and LOS ANGELES — Sloth is CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: pocketing the proceeds. paying off. Bianca Jagger, Larry Gatlin, Bing Crosby, The pair served at least 18 People who spend too much Lesley Gore unsuspecting customers over a time playing video games have Happy Birthday: Take advantage of half-hour period early Tuesday new hope for gainful employment any opportunities to travel in order to morning and fled with an undis- as Nintendo of America expand your cultural arts knowledge. closed amount of cash, Cmdr. announced plans Tuesday to pay Your ability to reason in relationships will Rick Dunn said. 50 people about $100 a day to give you the edge when it comes to help- The holdup early Tuesday play computer games all summer ing others, as well as in making your own began before opening time, long. life decisions. This is a year of change when a woman was allowed to For gamers, the program “is and one in which you should be looking use the shop’s restroom, Dunn sure to be the best summer job for peace as well as regeneration. Your said. After her accomplice also ever,” said Peter MacDougall, numbers are 8, 17, 26, 32, 38, 41 entered, the two approached the Nintendo’s executive vice presi- ARIES (March 21-April 19): Time to manager with guns, demanded dent. straighten out your home, or to relax and that the safe be opened and From July to August, members rejuvenate. Self-improvement programs took the money. of the “Nintendo Street Team” started today will pay off. Your best work The man then donned a will earn their pay by showcasing will be done at home. 2 stars Starbucks apron and he and the the Nintendo GameCube and TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You 'ET!*UMP3TART woman ordered an employee to handheld Game Boy systems at should be opening up to all sorts of new assist them at the drive-up win- concerts, malls and fairs. ideas and philosophies today. The more receptive you are, the more you’ll learn. dow, where they filled orders THE ASSOCIATED PRESS /N&ALL If you pay close attention to detail you will discover all sorts of ways to make whatever you do unique. 5 stars Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Make 4HIS3UMMER Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis your move financially today. You can get involved in business partnerships that ACROSS 3 Hardly a he-man 36 Synthesizer pio- 50 Belief 1 Algiers area 4 Prickly casings neer 51 Adams of “The will bring you added knowledge and )TSAT 7 Wood on a 5 Live and breathe 37 Treasury Dept. Apartment” opportunity. Don’t disappoint an older screen 6 Fuji’s island arm 52 Bart’s sister relative who is counting on you. 3 stars )TS HOME 14 Conductor 7 Depilatory cream 38 Furry sci-fi critter 53 Klinger portrayer Toscanini 8 Nothing but 43 Door frame sup- on “M*A*S*H” CANCER (June 21-July 22): Your EASY 15 Dessert style 9 Tolerate hard- port 54 Salon sound emotions will be close to the surface 16 Like the ship, informally 44 Merman’s 55 Walk with effort today and could cause you to overreact Badlands 10 Generous domain? 57 Schnozz exten- 17 Container near a 11 Good earth 45 Old swinger der to a small and trivial occurrence. Work stool 12 Peculiar: Pref. 46 Medium meeting 59 Hellenic “H” quietly on your own for best results and 18 Long-legged 13 Slim swimmers 47 Potato alternative refrain from letting others in on your 7ASHINGTON3TATE5NIVERSITYS4RIn#ITIES#AMPUS wader 17 TV immortal /FFERS3UMMER#OURSES)N.ATURAL2ESOURCES "USINESS!DMINISTRATION 19 Culinary direc- quoted at ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: intentions. 3 stars %DUCATION #OMPUTER3CIENCE 0UBLIC3PEAKING %NGLISH (ISTORY tive 25/34/43 Across LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Your contri- (UMANITIES %NVIRONMENTAL3CIENCE ANDMORE 21 “St. __ Fire” 20 Horse’s name, EVES LARGE AMOR bution at work today will put you ahead 22 “Collages” novel- perhaps LIPS UN I ON DAL I ist 23 Vanilla vessels LOST I NAFOG DUET of the crowd and probably lead to &IRST3UMMER3ESSIONCLASSESstart-AYTH 23 Singer Collins 24 Tense ELO OCT BERL I OZ advancement. Investments made today 24 Leave no loose 26 Kentucky arena 3ECOND3UMMER3ESSIONCLASSESSTART*UNETH N AMATH M ELEE will be lucrative if you put your money ends? dedicatee 25 Definition of 27 Taiwanese dissi- LATTER PHASE into some sort of domestic product or &OR#OMPLETE3UMMER,ISTINGS3URF/N/VER4O “committee,” dent __ Hsin- OPAL IAM SEERED service. 3 stars WWWTRICITYWSUEDU3UMMERMENUHTM part 1 liang DISCOMBOBULATED VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): If you 28 Court great 28 Pedal-to-the- OT I OSE ION DENY 31 Baby bloomer metal event RYANS ARABLE socialize with people who work in the 32 Columbus coll. 29 __ Tin Tin FIATS AIDERS same industry as you do you will pick up 33 Lake where 30 “The Beverly BEQUEST ATE TIA some great ideas and form interesting Perry prevailed Hillbillies” dad in 1813 33 Genesis brother EMUS P UNCHDRUNK relationships. You’ve got nothing to lose 34 Definition, part 2 34 Frequency AM I E I NONE EDGE and everything to gain today. 5 stars 39 Garage relic meas. 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Personal relationships may need to 58 Dion of song 39 40 41 be dealt with even though you don’t want 60 Begin, for exam- to discuss the way you feel. Once you ple 42 43 44 45 46 61 Hospital stat? do, you’ll feel better. 3 stars 62 Cold-weather 47 48 49 50 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You warmer 51 52 53 54 55 will be feeling a little vulnerable today. 63 Walloped Work quietly on your own in order to 56 57 58 59 DOWN avoid any discord. You may find that co- 1 Mountain retreat 60 61 workers or employers will upset you if 2 Kuwait’s peninsula 62 63 you confront a situation that is less than efficient. 3 stars AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Your involvement in unusual or obscure groups will lead to all sorts of interesting pastimes. You will be able to broaden your outlook and become more accepting of others if you attend cultural events. 3 stars PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Creative opportunities are present but only if you push yourself. You have so much to contribute to groups you believe in but if you don’t motivate yourself nothing will get done. 4 stars Birthday Baby: You will get involved in serious intellectual careers requiring concentration, detail and precision. You will become a lifelong student, always seeking greater knowledge. Your best relations will be with serious-minded individuals who share your interests. Check out Eugenia’s Web sites at It’s coming! astroadvice.com, eugenialast.com, astromate.com. COPYRIGHT 2002 UNIVERSAL Look out for our 2002 graduation edition. PRESS SYNDICATE 05-02-02 07, 08 sports 5/1/02 10:34 PM Page 1

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the sideline Bledsoe Dye’s homer lifts remains A’s past Yankees NEW YORK — Jermaine Dye hit his first home run class act since shattering his left leg last season and the Oakland ot too long ago, a high Athletics beat Mike Mussina school standout from for the second time in a week, NWalla Walla by the defeating the New York JP Park/Daily Evergreen name of Yankees 4-1 Wednesday night. WSU second baseman Robert Stahlke, left, tags out Gonzaga’s Brian Munhall at second base on a Drew Erik Hiljus (3-1) struck out Bledsoe stolen base attempt on Wednesday at Bailey-Brayton Field. The Cougars scored seven runs in the ninth strolled nine in five innings before the inning to beat the Bulldogs 12-9. bullpen got busy, pitching the along Glenn Athletics to their fifth win in six Terrell Mall games. in snake Dye hit a wicked line drive skin boots the opposite way into the right- and Pinch performance Wranglers. field seats in the third. He received hearty congratula- Then a tions in the A’s dugout after his WSU’s Tyson Boston WSU fresh- solo homer made it 3-0, and rips three-run homer man, Clint for good reason. Bledsoe Boxman dreamed of Last year, Dye sparked the in ninth for victory Commentary Athletics to the wild-card getting a berth, hitting 13 homers with Chris Chancellor shot to play 59 RBIs in 61 games after Daily Evergreen staff in the NFL. On April 25, 1993, Bledsoe got just that as he was going from Kansas City to selected as the No. 1 draft pick Oakland in a three-team Gonzaga’s Nate Gold for the New England Patriots. trade. brought star power to Bailey- In his illustrious 10-year But Dye crumpled to the Brayton Field, but it was WSU’s Tyson Boston who career, the three-time Pro ground after fouling a ball off Bowler has amassed nearly himself in Game 4 in the first ended up being the hero as the Cougars won 12-9 Wednesday 30,000 yards passing, thrown round of the playoffs against for 166 touchdowns and led the Yankees. night. Boston, the Patriots to Super Bowl THE ASSOCIATED PRESS who XXXI in 1997. entered the Bledsoe also holds the NFL Sixers extend game with record for most pass attempts series to game 5 an .125 in a season (690), most passes average, completed (45) and most passes PHILADELPHIA — After hit a pinch- attempted in a single game (70). missing 17 of 20 shots, Allen hit, three- While his honors and Iverson came through when run walk- achievements on the field are the Philadelphia 76ers need- off home among the best in today’s ed him most. run with game, his contributions off the Iverson scored two outs off Boston field remain more impressive. Philadelphia’s final eight Gonzaga After obtaining a degree in edu- points, including a go-ahead reliever Kyle Nearwood to win cation, Bledsoe established the 14-footer with 22.6 seconds the game. Albert S. “Stu” Bledsoe left that lifted the Sixers to an Despite his low batting Endowed Football Scholarship, 83-81 victory over the Boston average, WSU coach Tim a $150,000 endowment to WSU Celtics, forcing Game 5 in their Mooney said he was the right in the name of his grandfather. first-round series. player for that situation. In addition, Bledsoe serves The deciding game will be “Tyson is a tools player,” JP Park/ Daily Evergreen as International Chairman of Friday night in Boston. The Mooney said. “He has power WSU catcher Jon Baeder reaches for a high throw as Gonzaga’s the Children’s Miracle Network defending Eastern Conference and I thought he gave us the Nate Gold (34) watches a teammate score a run on Wednesday. and also launched The Drew champion Sixers are trying to best chance in that situation.” Bledsoe Foundation — become just the seventh team After starting last season, “Parenting with Dignity” — 3), who allowed six earned a three-run home run to Kevin dedicated to improving the lives in NBA history to win a best-of- Boston said he still is adjust- runs in the ninth, received the Richardson in the fifth to give five series after losing the first ing to his pinch-hitting role. of American children by teach- loss for the Bulldogs (23-22). the Bulldogs an 8-4 lead, Nick ing parenting skills to parents. two games. “I was just overdue,” Boston “What’s big is guys getting Kenyon, Billy Gorrell and After suffering an internal Iverson finished with 28 said. “I think the game is on in front of him,” Mooney Zach Fisher (1-1) combined to injury last season, Bledsoe points, Derrick Coleman starting to come back to me. said. “The table-setters are allow just one run in the final returned to find that he was added 14 and Dikembe I’m feeling more comfortable doing their jobs.” five innings. cast aside by coach Bill Mutombo had 10 points and at the plate.” Mooney also was satisfied “What’s most important is Belichick for the younger Tom 14 rebounds. WSU (18-24) entered the with the relief pitching, which that we’re getting some good Brady at quarterback. Instead Antoine Walker scored 25 ninth trailing 9-5, but scored has struggled most of the sea- relief pitching out of the of expressing his displeasure and Paul Pierce added 20 for seven runs in the inning to son. After Lanakila Niles, who with the press, Bledsoe men- the Celtics. take the lead. Eric Everson (1- now has a 10.80 ERA, allowed See PINCH, Page 8 tored Brady and did whatever THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was best for the team. The result? A Super Bowl Kidd is Nets’ first Championship ring. Even after being traded to All-NBA choice Seattle stomps San Antonio the Buffalo Bills last week, Bledsoe put an ad in every NEW YORK — New Jersey The Spurs are expected to Charles Smith to injuries and The Associated Press newspaper in Boston to thank Nets guard Jason Kidd have Duncan, who missed Mark Bryant to an ejection. the fans in New England for became the franchise’s first SEATTLE — The Seattle Game 4 following the death of Malik Rose led the Spurs everything. All-NBA selection Wednesday, his father in North Carolina on with 28 points and 13 From his home in Montana, joining first-time members SuperSonics have pushed their series to a Game 5, and it Monday, back for the deciding rebounds and rookie Tony Bledsoe said he still isn’t going Kobe Bryant and Tracy game. The 7-footer was back in Parker added 14 points on 6- to say anything bad about any- McGrady. wasn’t all that difficult against a San Antonio Spurs team the U.S. Virgin Islands for his for-18 shooting. one in the New England orga- Shaquille O’Neal and Tim father’s funeral. The Spurs already were nization regardless of how he Duncan tied as the top vote- missing Tim Duncan and David Robinson. “If there’s a Game 5, he’ll do without their starting center, has been treated. getters on the All-NBA first his best to get there,” coach Robinson, who missed his third After having the opportuni- team, chosen by 126 sports Gary Payton had his second career playoff triple-double with Gregg Popovich said. “I think straight playoff game because ty to meet you once and actu- writers and broadcaster Tim Duncan is a mature of a sprained lower back. ally experience your kindness, in the United States and 26 points, 12 assists and 10 young man and my guess is Without Duncan and maturity, love for life and care Canada. rebounds and rookie Vladimir he’ll get back to the task at Robinson, the Spurs showed toward others, no one can say The second team was Radmanovic scored 23 to lead hand very quickly.” lots of emotion but shot just 33 anything bad about you, Drew. Minnesota’s Kevin Garnett, Seattle to a 91-79 victory over the Spurs on Wednesday night, Seattle held the Spurs to 13 percent. No one. Dallas’ Dirk Nowitzki, Go Bills! Sacramento’s Chris Webber, tying their first-round playoff points in the first quarter, led Bryant, a 14-year veteran Seattle’s Gary Payton and series at two games apiece. by as many as 28 in the first who started in place of Duncan, Game 5 of the best-of-five half and held off San Antonio was ejected three minutes into CLINT BOXMAN IS A JUNIOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR. HE CAN Philadelphia’s Allen Iverson. BE CONTACTED BY PHONE AT 335-1140 OR BY E-MAIL AT series will be held on Friday the rest of the way as the the second half when he got [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF night in San Antonio. Spurs lost Danny Ferry and into a scuffle with Mason. 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8 | THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2002 SPORTS THE DAILY EVERGREEN Scouts get first Storm’s Randall improves matter of me going out each The Associated Press “I grew up quick. I game and being consistent.” felt fine, I felt com- Seattle’s backcourt was look at Ming SEATTLE — Semeka instantly improved with the Randall kept telling her moth- fortable and I wasn’t selection of Connecticut’s Sue “For a guy this size, he can er that yes, she felt safe play- The Associated Press afraid of anything.” Bird with the No. 1 pick in the shoot the ball. He has a wondering basketball in Israel. WNBA draft last month. She is CHICAGO — When Yao ful feel for the game,” said Jerry The Seattle Storm guard Semeka Randall expected to be the Storm’s Ming arrived in a black stretch West, the Memphis Grizzlies spent seven months there this Storm guard starting point guard. limousine, a crowd of people new president of basketball offseason, competing in the Randall is looking forward waiting to catch a glimpse. A operations. “This is not a kid Israeli League for the team in to playing alongside Bird. without talent. He has talent.” collective “ooh” went up when Ramla, an eastern suburb of from the perimeter. Seattle “You’re going to see some he walked into the gym, duck- Yao, who turns 22 in Tel-Aviv. shot a dismal 37.8 percent special players do some spec- ing his head so he wouldn’t September, is widely viewed as Randall is convinced her from the field last season, tacular things, so it’s going to bump into the concrete door- the best player in China. second season in the WNBA including 31.3 percent from 3- be fun,” she said. “We’re a younger team, and probably way. Though the competition there will be a big improvement point range, to finish tied for isn’t close to what he’ll face in after the overseas experience. more exciting.” Inside, 65 NBA scouts, last in the league with three Randall, 23, was the team’s coaches and team officials were the NBA, he’s seen as a fran- “Everyone asks me” about other teams at 10-22. chise player who could be the top playing in Israel during fight- second-leading scorer last sea- waiting, including Miami coach The 5-foot-10 Randall shot son behind 6-foot-5 center overall pick in the June 26 draft. ing between the Israelis and Pat Riley, New Jersey Nets gen- 37 percent from the floor. Lauren Jackson. Randall aver- eral manager Rod Thorn and “Somebody with that kind of Palestinians, Randall said. What will be the biggest differ- aged 9.4 points, 3.3 rebounds Washington Wizards assistant size and the basketball skills he “I grew up quick,” she said. ence in her game this season? and 1.4 assists as a rookie, and has, are impressive,” said for- GM Rod Higgins. Another 200 “I felt fine, I felt comfortable “I ain’t going to tell you, I’m finished fifth in scoring among mer NBA coach P.J. Carlesimo, people were up in the balcony, and I wasn’t afraid of any- just going to come out and all WNBA rookies. hanging over the railing to get a who ran the workout at Loyola thing. I think it was a great play,” she said. “I had to play She scored a franchise-best better look at the 7-foot-5 center University’s Alumni Gym. experience. I think I’ve the point guard (in Israel) so and career-high 28 points in a from China. “The things that struck me matured and I gained confi- basketball-wise I improved in game against Orlando. It was not exactly a typical (as weaknesses) are easier dence in myself. I want to a lot of areas. My outside shot Randall was Seattle’s second- pre-draft workout Wednesday, things than the things you have come here and show that I can was one of the biggest keys round draft pick with the 17th but Yao is not a typical draft to teach.” play at this level.” from last year. I think I’ve overall selection last season pick, either. Yao looked serious at first, The Storm could use a boost worked on that and it’s just a out of Tennessee. He is a once-in-a-generation but soon was joking with the player, a huge man with the three practice players: Oregon skills of a smaller player, a center Chris Christoffersen, giant with an air of mystery to Marquette guard Cordell Henry him, a player who’s been raved and Mitch Henderson, an assis- Basketball player indicted in death about since the 2000 Olympics, tant coach at Northwestern who but rarely seen outside of Asia. played at Princeton. was indicted on earlier charges Williams, who remains free The Associated Press of aggravated assault, witness on $270,000 bail, appeared in and evidence tampering and court on the charges in FLEMINGTON, N.J. — reckless manslaughter, which March. He did not enter a Former NBA All-Star Jayson carries a maximum penalty of plea and was not required to Williams faces a new, more 10 years. do so until a grand jury indict- serious manslaughter charge ment. A date for arraignment in an indictment returned A friend of the former New was not immediately sched- Wednesday in the shooting Jersey Nets star, John uled. death of a limousine driver at Gordnick, was indicted on two his estate. charges, including evidence His spokeswoman, Judy Williams was indicted on a tampering. Smith, has said Williams will series of charges, including The 34-year-old Williams plead innocent “at the appro- aggravated manslaughter, was charged Feb. 25 in the priate time.” His attorney said which carries a sentence of up Feb. 14 death of Costas Wednesday he was pleased the to 30 years in prison. He also Christofi. case can now go to trial.

Marshall Hendon replaced referring to the Cougars tak- PINCH him and allowed four runs — ing advantage of opportuni- continued from Page 7 three earned — in three ties. innings. The Cougars finish the bullpen,” Mooney said. “That’s After winning two of three season with a 2-2 record going to be our key to success.” from UCLA — the Cougars’ against the Bulldogs. WSU WSU started freshman first Pac-10 series win since lost two of three against Josh Bartlome, but the right- playing California last season Gonzaga in the Tri-Cities ear- hander lasted just one inning — and Gonzaga, Mooney lier this season. before leaving because of an thinks his team is beginning to injury. Mooney said Bartlome show its potential. WSU begins a three-game tore some muscles in his ribs “I think the biggest thing series against Oregon State at and doesn’t know how long he we’ve seen from them is behav- 6 p.m. Friday at Bailey- will be sidelined. ior modification,” said Mooney, Brayton Field. 05-02-02 09opinion 5/1/02 7:41 PM Page 1

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staff heavilysedated Spencer Morris | The Daily Evergreen editorial Cash Bookie decision must include means student voices We heart the Bookie. coffee That’s why we want it to stay like it is — local and student-owned. The Student e gone with you, Book Corporation, fondly Argumentation text. called the Bookie, has been BFare thee well, owned by students since Introduction to Terrorism 1914. The bookstore has book. been serving us ever since. Hasta la vista, Homer’s We’re somewhat saddened “The Iliad.” and alarmed by the prospect Hasta la pasta, Public of selling the Bookie to an out- Affairs Reporting. side corporation. Bookie So long, Global Media. board members held a meet- Good riddance, Quantum ing with Lori Lamb, assistant Physics. vice president for personnel That’s right. and administration, Tuesday It’s that time of year again. night to discuss the possibility. Bookie buybacks began this Lamb said the Board of morning. Regents had asked Business Which means it’s time to Affairs to investigate if the find out just Bookie is “operating in the how many best interest of the students.” authors of We feel the best interest of the books the students is to keep the you bought bookstore in student hands. for tons of At the meeting Tuesday, money earli- Lamb refused a question from er have new a guest at the meeting, saying editions she “would prefer to answer coming in questions only from the board.” There is more than the board’s the fall. interests at stake here — all Ain’t that Matthew R. should be allowed to question always the and speak up for what they way? You Weaver want the Bookie to become. slog through Commentary True, The Bookie loses the required money each year as it strives Cheerleaders need respect reading all to serve its customers. Yes, semester, and then someone it’s bad business, but bad Men and women time to bet- hearing aid to amplify the lit- decides to add a paragraph or business could be remedied ter their tle bit she can hear was two to the first chapter and without selling out. work hard to bring communi- almost too overwhelming for alter the colors on the cover, While it may seem as if spirit to sports ties. me to picture. thus rendering your copy we’re dishing out a lot of A On top of that, this phe- unbuybackable. Washin- nomenal woman volunteers to “It was black and white, but money to the Bookie each ollege and professional gton teach youngsters how to read now it’s white and black. The year for books and supplies, cheerleaders are under- the costs are relatively low. It’s Wizards when she isn’t in grad student white parts are now the black appreciated. convenient and, what’s more, C basketball classes at John Hopkins parts, and the black parts-” sells many items from local If you haven’t already team cheer- University. Great. vendors. It’s not a corporate shrunk back in horror or leader was I used to consider it a bad If there is an upside to the cookie-cutter, it’s a tradition. laughed a hole in the side of virtually Anna day whenever I had to go to whole buyback situation The Bookie has somewhat your gut, read on. deaf, yet class after forgetting my (aside from waiting 30 min- of a monopoly on student pur- I was watching a special on she wasn’t Horn glasses. utes in line to return the one chasing — while students can cheerleaders on the E! going to Commentary WSU’s own cheerleaders book you forgot to turn back buy anything that the Bookie Channel recently and was left allow that took 5th place in a national with the rest of your books offers elsewhere, there’s utterly flabbergasted by the to stop her. cheerleading competition, because it was holding up nowhere nearby that’s nearly as end of the presentation. And Listen- “What which is no small feat. For your desk), it has to be the convenient. We don’t want to no, it wasn’t because of the ing to her caught me that alone, they deserve a Bookie bucks. place this monopoly in corpo- “cute uniforms” (although talk about standing ovation in my book. Ah, the crispness of the rate hands, where the bottom they were really cute) or intri- how she was the Who knows of the potential bills. The newness of them. line means more than the cate dance moves. fits in by drive ... tales of sacrifice and triumphs The way your wallet looks needs of the students. We reading we haven’t heard about? just a little thicker walking up don’t need a “Bookie & Noble.” What caught me was the these drive and determination people’s I guess it isn’t all smiles, the stairs inside the Bookie. these women have. Far from lips, listen- women pompoms and short skirts The gentle ruffling sound of The Daily Evergreen being airheads (or at least the ing to the have.” after all. them as you flip through Editorial Board ones interviewed), many of music by them, visions of the last pizza these women are college feeling the ANNA HORN IS A JUNIOR ENGLISH MAJOR. SHE CAN BE of the school year dancing in Tonya Ricks vibrations CONTACTED BY PHONE AT 335-2290 OR BY E-MAIL AT your head. undergrad/grad students, [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED Editor working regular 9-to-5 jobs through the hardwood floor IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF Or at least another cup of OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF joe. T.J. Conrads and volunteering their free they dance on and using a STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Managing editor If we didn’t know better, we’d swear the Bookie was Emily Wagnitz selling us counterfeit bills News editor lettertotheeditor right off the press. Sarah Goodwin But the money keeps get- Photo editor natives comparable to the ting accepted at other places Explanation needed complexity of live animals and Lynn Cervinsky Letters Policy of business, so we aren’t com- the variation in their respons- plaining. Opinion editor for surgery quote Letters to the editor — typed — may be mailed or es to surgery available at the brought to Murrow Center Room 122, or e-mailed to Not even about the fact Brian McLean Editor: WSU College of Veterinary [email protected]. All letters under 300 that the total amount of cash Sports editor Medicine at this time. words are considered for publication. A name, I would like to clarify a phone number and university affiliation must we get back doesn’t even come Jennifer Jackson quote attributed to me in the This issue is infused with accompany all letters. 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The quote is “There is no curriculum are ethical and in love Bookie bucks. letters are those of the individual authors and not alternative to live animal the most humane and respect- It isn’t necessarily making necessarily those of The Daily Evergreen staff, ing the number of live ani- management or advertisers, or the WSU Board of surgery.” I believe I said some- ful spirit. Also, the labs have us rich, but it’s nice to be Regents. mals used in teaching labs. Letters to the editor — typed — may be thing a bit more complex, been reduced serially so that able to pretend once in a mailed or brought to Edward R. Murrow Center such as: In my opinion, there the number of animals used while. 122, or e-mailed to [email protected]. is no substitute for the compe- each year is around 100, down Renee Anderson All letters under 300 words are considered for second-year student MATTHEW R. WEAVER IS A JUNIOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR. HE publication. A name, signature and phone tency and confidence students from 600 in previous years. CAN BE CONTACTED BY PHONE AT 335-2290 OR BY E-MAIL AT number must accompany all letters. The Daily gain from surgery on live ani- This demonstrates that the WSU College of [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN Evergreen reserves the right to edit for space, THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF libel, obscene material and clarity. mals. Also, there are no alter- school is committed to reduc- Veterinary Medicine THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Page 10 I The Daily Evergreen Phone: 3354573 Thursday, May 2, 2002 1 05 Apts. For Rent 1 05 Apts. For Rent 105 Apts. For Rent 1 05 Apts. For Rent :ndex 1016 & 1024 SE Latah St. 2 bdrm, $530-545/mo, dw, disposal, on-site 100 RENTALS oh, No! J fo~ot: to ~et: a laundry facility, cats by owner apprcr place to live for next year! val, avail now and starting June 1. www.kipdev.com, call 334-7444. 200 REAL ESTATE 2 br aptS for the next academic school year. Furnished or Unfurnished...... Microwave included. 300 EMPLOYMENT Close to Campus & only I block from bus. midwayproperty. com Free High Speed Ethernet with every Wlit FOR SALE Only last months rent & 400 $240hmit dep Reqd to sign lease. 450 NW Parr, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, NO PETS. $780/mo, ac, dw, microwave, dis 500 TRANSPORT CAlL 334-6408 or stop by posal, w/d, covered parking, NP, Meadow Brook Office available June 1st. www.kipdev.com, 600 SERVICES 1535 NEMerrnan Dr. 334-7444 NOTICES 700 On campus. 1 bdrm. in a tri-plex. Quiet, clean studio apts. by engin. W/0. $350/month, available 8/1. bldg, effie. heat, pkng, W/0, storage, How to place 509-878-1225 or 208-892-3415. avail summer & fall. 334-4407. an ad in 2 BR, quiet apts., W/0, off-st. prkng, The Dal1y Evergreen: on bus rt., some dw, cats ok, $500- 10onurg.aur1CJrte§lt $525/mo. 332-4396 or 336-4855. All prices based on a three. Ap.atJttJnnt e nlt§ •• BEST DEAL IN TOWN - line minimum; 2br, 1,000 sq ft, deck, aprvd pet, College Crest , One day 3 and 4 Bedroom $465-8/1, Jordan Rd- 882-5327 Apartments $1.80/line per day Anthony Hall: Nice, Clean & Close to Shopping/Bus laundry facility, off Two-four days AoanmeiiiS street parking, 1 & 2 bdms-$385 & $1,50/line perday foraslowas $450, Helene's Property Place, LLC, Frv&-14~ . 338-9008. $1.15/line per pay ~ aiiiOIIIh Alsue Apts Reasonable 1 & 2 bdms, Fifteen+ d8~ 'J&Uilper persoa laundry facil., off street parking, small $1.00/line per day See Manager for Details pets, close to shopping/bus, Hel ...... ene's Property Place, LLC 338-9008 Deadline 3 p.m. forth& • VIEW I I • following day's edition. www.kipdev.com @; The Daily Eve~reen IPEI ISE *Modem Kitchen and Appliances Graduation and Mothers Day Ice 113 Murrow Hall Quiet 1 1/2 br, .NS, NP, $465; Pri -Dishwasher Cream Cakes. Place your order now Pullman, WA 99164 vate, 1 br, NS , $425; both frpl, W/0, @ Dairy Queen 332-1611 -Garbage Disposal {509) 33&4573 available 8/1 . 332-4923. -Large Refrigerator Avail. ON CAMPUS: Elmhurst Apts. at -Self Cleaning Oven 405 NE. Oak, 1 & 2 bdms, Helene's *Air Conditioning Property Place, LLC, 338-9008 j,flS4.l *Views Views Views ~- *Pullman's Largest 4 Bedroom Midway Property CLASSIFIEDS A few 2 bdrms close to WSU . $550, Apartments w/d hkups. 332-2151 or 595-2388. *Storage Closet WORKI *Individual Leases *"Crisp & Clean" RENTALS •2055 Skyview Dr.• •• June & Julv ... • 101 Roommates www.cougarcrestapartments.com 1/2on I II / I 1 I \ 1 F rmmt. for 2 br, 2 ba apt. W/0, l 1 I' I ; ll near bus rt, avail 5/13-8/5/02, • 3bd lor ... $365.50/mo. Call 338-4978. 1 br apt., 440 Maiden Ln, off-st prkng, NE Campus $3SO coin-op. laundry, no smoking/no $310/person Seeking serious but fun F. NS to NE Graylane $340 share Prov Ct apt, $300/mo; 1st, last pets, heat incl; $350. 334-3631 • 4bd lor ... & dep. , avail 6/1 email: Lg. 1 bdrrn. apt. Quiet residential cougardiva@yahoo. com area. Now leasing for summer and $275/ person fall semesters. 332-7704. F needs quiet NS rmmt for nice See Manager tor details house. New turn, AC, OW, W/0, yard, $275/mo, avail now. 334-2652 • • Rmmt, needed for 5 br house. W/0, 2055 Skyview Dr. OW, walk to campus, $300/mo, Aug . www.cougarcrestapartments.com '02 to May '03. 332-6615. ,. ENJOY HOUSEHUNTING? Mature, NS rmmt wanted to share house or 334-6028 duplex w/fenced yard in Pullman, have spacious one must be pet-friendly. (509)397-6884 two bedroom Apts. Inexpensive studio and 1 BR units, F, NS, for 3 br 2 ba apt. Quiet, clean, ./Great Locations 215 W. Main. 1 and 2 BR units, 825 responsible. Behind Sella's, W/0, ./Great Prices NE Opal. No dogs. Owner man OW, DSL, AC , 9 mo lease. 333-1697 aged. 334-0207. Pet Friendly Units Share newer house. Summer only, Unfurnished Apts W/0, D/W, furnished, NS, NP, Lease Options! I 115 $220/mo. includes Util. 334-9792 2 bdrm., W/0, pets OK, no smoking, 2 M/F, for nice 4 br. house. OW, $495/mo, includes water, right on W/0, AC, DSL, yard, quiet nghbrhd, "A" rt, near high school. 334-1503. avail 6/1. $275/mo. 332-4879. Lg. 2 br, fireplace. Offstreet parking. 1 M/F Rmmt needed, Close to Cam Laundry. $550/mo + $200 deposit. pus, Private off street parking, W/0 3 NP, NS. 882-8737. bdrm 1 ba 333-4961 •r• EARLY BIRD SPECIAL*!* Roomate(s) needed for 5 bedroom 2br-8/1, $399 sngl/$459 dbl occp large house w/ W/0, on bus route, on bus rt, Jordan Rd - 882-5327 for 2002-03 year. 334-3400. 1, 2 and 3 bdrm . apts. , close to F rmmt. wanted to share 6 bdrm. campus, laundry room on-site in 125 Mobile Homes house on campus; 1 fall semester, 1 some. Call334-2848. full year. Call 334-5593. 2 br. Newly updated, cute interior, Quiet, turn. 1 & 2 bdrm., w/parking, nicely sized prvt fenced yd. W/0, 1 rmmt. needed for 3 bdrm, DSL, on bus rt, some utils. pd., no smok quiet, off-campus location at Terrace W/0, OW, DirectlY, turn, $275/mo. ing, no pets. Call 334-9466. Estates, $550/mo, Aug 1. 432-3124 + 1/3 util. Call 332-5134. Nice, recently remodeled 4 br near --·--·~· ...... ,·-.w·- -...... -- ... w ·--· ~·· · ...... ,... -·-······--- Country IMng. Nice 3 br, 2 ba, W/0, ...... 4 .... 4 ....""' Bookie, water/garb. pd, good prkg, avail 6/1, $550/mo, Kamiak Butte 105 Apts. For Rent ~ ·' WIL-RU APTS. .,.., some pets. G & M Prop., 332-5180. 2 2-bdrm , upper units in 4-plex, quiet, area. 338-9473 or (509)397-3318. ·rQUIET community next to -._'t Nice 3 br bsmt apt., 5 blks from cam ·215 225, 235. NW Terre View Dr., 3 shared W/0, $480/mo. + dep. Avail. 2 Bdrm 1 Ba, W/0, exc. condition, - the Chipman trail offers • pus, W/0, frplc, no pets/smoking, bdrm, 1-3/4 bath, $780/mo, ac, dw, July 1 & August 1. Call 334-7223. dog kennel, pets ok with approval, ' on-site mgmt . & maint., $695. See for yourself. 334-0442. microwave, disposal, w/d, NP Avail. $550/mo, avail. 6/1. 332-8470 June 1, www.kipdev.com, 334-7444 laundry facilities, parking 2 BDRM APTS - MEADOWBROOK, CEDAR RIDGE, BOULDER CREEK, Lrg. 2 bdrm in 4-plex. Quiet, clean & ~ and on a bus route. economical. $500/mo. 208-892- SUPER NICE 2 br, 1 ba, W/0, OW, 100 &150 NW Terre View Dr. 3 bdrm So-rry, NO PETS ; SUMMERHILL & STADIUM TER gas frplc, new kitchen & bath, 2 $700/mo, ac, dw, disposal, w/d RACE. STOVE, FRIG, MICROWAVE 3415 or 509-878-1225. 1 & 2 BR I; decks, storage, yrd, $550. 338-9473 hkup, covered parking, playground, & DISHWASHERS. FREE INTERNET 332-5631 ; ,.. Large 2 bdrm., quiet, clean, W/0, picnic area, no pets, avail. now and WITH NO DEPOSIT. PATIO OR off-street parking, available June 1. 130 Houses starting June 1. www.kipdev.com, .. t -· t.-· ...... I . DECK, ON-81TE LAUNDRY. NO Small studio apt. also. 332-7643. call 334-7444. PETS. WITHIN 1 BLOCK OF BUS 1 & 2 BDRM. APTS. FOR RENT, 1 & 5 br. avail in quiet S. Grand bldg. Very nice, 2 br, 2 ba, townhouse, STOP. INQUIRE AT OFFICE, 1535 s/w/g paid, W/0, OW, carport, Nice, large 1 bdrm apartments. Avail PET FRIENDLY. MERMAN DR. OR CALL 334-6408. Great prices. Flex. leases, pets al able now! 332-7704. SCHULHAUSER RENTALS 332-1602 lowed. Call 208-301-1132 (local call) $560, avail 8/1. 334-2199. 05/02/02 Class 5/1/02 7:48 PM Page 2

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130 Houses 140 Duplexes 301 General 305 Parttime 655 Hot Tub Rentals Furnished 3 bdrm. 2 ba, DW, W/D, 3 3 bdrm. W/D. Pets negotiable. Hostess Position: Lodge is located in 2 bdrm house avail for stable manag- blks. to campus, off St. prkg., deck, $695. Very close to campus. Call Sitka, AK and open from May to er/farm worker. Pets and horse TUB TIME fire pit, available May 332-6787 882-5680 or 883-3766. Sept. Duties: Airport pick-ups, house board negotiable. Approx. 15 hours a Call 334-2188 cleaning, serving meals, washing week. Includes stall cleaning, feed- dishes and linens. $1500/M + tips, ing and maintenance. Avail. June 1. 145 Subleases lodging and airfare from/to SeaTac. Contact Lisa at horsehound.com. NOTICES 2 br & 4 br Apts. for summer sub- Call 1-800-926-7932 or lease. 5 min walk to campus. Prices [email protected] 395 Miscellaneous 710 Lost & time negotiable. 332-7714. Gymnasts & Swimmers-Summer Jobs. Violinist needed for wedding. MISSING: Cream-colored jacket Looking for a place close to campus Top girl’s summer camp in Maine is w/driver’s license & cell phone in for the summer? 1 br, $395/mo, qui- Band/DJ for reception June 8th. Pay looking for gymnastic coaches & negotiable. Contact 334-5579. pocket, lost Saturday 4/27 at Cam- et nghbrhd, prvt. parking. 332-2973. swim instructors for the summer sea- pus Ridge Apts. Reward. 334-1859. 2 or 3 people, on campus, great lo- son. Must be available mid-June to OR SALE cation, $225/person DW, W/D, 332- mid-August. Camp Vega is located F 715 Found 3023 on the shores of beautiful Echo Lake. We pay top salary, and provide a Stuff that's gotta Found: Necklace in Daggy Garage. 2 bdrm, near bus route, avail Jun 16 round-trip airfare, room/board, laun- 401 Call to describe and claim 335-6456 to Jul 30. DW, microwave, Aspen Vil- dry & uniform. Must love working go lage, free ethernet, $410, 332-3509. with youths. Check out our website 725 Announcements 1 bdrm apt. on Maple St. W/D in apt, at www.campvega.com or call us at 25” Magnavox. T.V. only 2 yrs. old (800)993-8342 for more information. RICO’S storage, lg balcony, walk to campus, Sells at Wal Mart for $190!! Only Student Jazz Night with the Smoke- $100 $350/mo, avail 5/10-8/24 334-5231 or OBO 338-9625. house Five. Thursday at 9 pm. No First mo. free no sec.dep. 2 Br, 2 Ba $250 a day potential/bartending. Coffee Table, End tables, Couch, cover. Pullman’s oldest licensed es- DW, W/D, AC, free ethernet, exp. Training provided. 1-800-293-3985, and other items for sale. All in good tablishment, 200 E Main, 332-6566 RT. Avail.in Aug. $719/mo. 332-0310 ext. 537. condition $5-$50 332-7789 Great apt! 1 brm avail. May through Entrepreneurial Income PT or FT to fit Graduation and Mothers Day Ice Aug. $275/mo. W/D, bus goes right Cream Cakes. Place your order now by house. 338-3607 evenings. schedule. Health products co, est. in 1975. Rated 5 1-A Dunn & Brad- @ Dairy Queen 332-1611 Large 1 bdrm apt., part. furn., across street. 3 Washingtonians earn Honda Aero 80 moped, great cond., from Reaney Park, avail summer, $300,000+/mo, others $10- $550. 27” console TV, must sell, $250/mo. Call 334-4571. $25,000/mo, WSU & UI successes. $200 obo. Call Jeremy, 333-6159. 2 bdrm, avail. June, W/D, close to Details, tape, 882-4292. campus, on bus rt, fenced yard, pets 415 Sporting Goods allowed. 332-6432. Paintball. Tricked Autococker $350, 4 & 3 BR houses for rent on College 1 bdrm duplex, 10 minute walk to Spyder $65, mask $15, tons of gear. Hill. Call 509-595-7199, ask for Terry campus, avail June 1, renewable Aug. 332-7200, [email protected] or Eunice. No smoking, no parties. 1, $340/mo, call 334-7129. Viola area. 3 bd, 1 ba, woodstove, Summer only, 1 BR @ Providence Ct. 430 Furniture W/D hookups, possible pets, Rent $460+ utilities. For more info, $450/mo. 208-882-1125 (6-9PM). 360-673-5356. The Country Store. Buy-sell-trade. New and used furniture, futons, beds Sabbatical house 3 Bdrm, close to Available 5/12/02-7/31/02 for $800 and dressers.. Monday-Saturday, Franklin and Lincoln school, Avil. and keep any existing furniture. 2 11-6. 205 NW Whitman, 334-1300. 08/02-06/03 332-0313 335-6819 bdrm, 1 ba. Pets allowed. 338-4847 Pickup service available. New, 3 br, 2 ba, great view, oak flrs, 1 bdrm. available June 1, renewable DW, disp, W/D, garage, deck, yard, August 1. 5 min walk to campus, $390/mo. Call 334-3184. SPORTS MINDED? $3-5K mo. Ex- 495 Miscellaneous AC, gas heat, 1400 sq ft. NS, NP, panding Puget Sound firm looking for $1200/mo. Avail now. 334-4633 Awesome College Hill summer house team-oriented individuals. Interviews Locker LAMB for sale. 2 BR, big yard, 3 min walk to IGA, close to campus, dwntwn & greek row. contact Sheryl, (253)815-6573. Order now for June delivery. 208- bus rte. Avail. May/June. Call 338- Sweet house, cheap rent. 332-8988 835-4378. Leave message. 730 Personals 9840 or e-mail [email protected] New 2 bdrm. apt., $610/mo., avail- Bernett Research now hiring for HELP!! I gave Harry Connick, Mardi able ASAP, will pay half deposit. Call summer help. Work a flexible sched- Farm EGGS for sale. Gras beads at concert. Did any one 5 Bdrm 3 Ba on Military hill. Nice as a ule, making $7/hr and up, plus incen- whole house or duplex. 2 car ga- 332-3720 or 509-981-1521. Will deliver to WSU. 208-835-4378. get a Pic? will $$ for copy 334-7926 tives, 7 days/wk. No sales involved. Leave message. rage, avail. Aug 1st call 509-447-4251 Stop by the Eastside Marketplace in 795 Miscellaneous or 509-447-3525. NW 1565 Leland 150 Moscow or give us a call at (208) Nice 4 br, 2 ba on Valley Rd, W/D, Office/Commercial 883-0885. TRANSPORT W/S/G pd, cvrd prkg, near Rec Ctr. Avail Aug, $1200/mo neg. 334-2988 Office mall, historic building. Central Summer camp cook & asst. cook. downtown. Offices from $100. Call 515 Autos June 15-Aug 4. Need group or farm Audian 7:15 & 9:15 135 Condos 332-2841 or 332-4717. cooking exp. Cook salary: $3000; asst. cook: $2000. Most wknds Classic silver ‘71 Datson 240Z, 4 spd, Best Theatres 334-MOV-E 2 bdrm. condo, all appl., pets OK, 155 Wanted to Rent free; food & lodging free. Monterey ALL records, new interior, runs well. =Bud Card Discount Film (Mon - Thu Only) yard, 12 mo. lease req, water& gar- Peninsula in California. Call Helen, $1750. 334-5999. bage pd. by owner. (206)533-1390. Seeking Palouse area sublets May- (509)332-8953. July. Contact ruthpictures2002@ 140 Duplexes hotmail.com. ‘89 Toyota Corolla GT-S, 2-dr, 140K 305 Parttime mi., 5-spd, manual, runs & looks well, incl 4 snow tires, $1600. 332-5133. Cordova Special Attraction Unfurn. 2 bdrm., quiet neighborhood, REAL ESTATE 7:00 & 9:00 NO PASSES W/D, no pets, no smoking, $550, $250 a night potential/bartending. available now. Call 334-3117. Training provided. 1-800-293-3985, ext. 630. SERVICES Lg 4 bdrm, 2 bath apt on 1575 Leland 205 Houses (#1), avail 7/1. W/D, DW, GFP, deck, Custom Quality, Sunny Side Hill pets neg. $1000/mo. 332-3020. Parttime nurse/CMA needed for Sat- 615 Child Care home, w/views of Pullman and Mos- urdays starting in June. Must be li- For Rent in Pullman. Large 3 bd, 2 cow Mt.’s 4 bdrm., 2 ba, 2 car ga- censed. Fax resume atten. Andrea Need summer/fall childcare? Safe, bath duplex. Call 1-800-914-9445 ac- rage, covered deck. See at 610 Sta- w/cover letter to 509-334-9620 or e- affordable care by stay-at-home mom. cess code 7,8 or 208-875-0673.f ley Dr. $209,000 334-4630 mail to [email protected]. Call Jen, 339-2530. 3 BR, W/D, DW, nice, on bus line, pets, cul de sac, 332-5180. 210 Mobile Homes 2 & 3 bdrms., DW, W/D hook-up, ‘77 Marlette home, 3 br, 2 ba, 2 mi. avail. 7/01. Call 332-5069. N. of Pullman. Fenced yard, storage, 1 F/M needed for new duplex. Prkng many extras, rural setting on rented avail, lease starts June or Aug, 10 min land. Call (509)632-5433. walk to campus, hk ups. Call Carlee 14x66 w/tipout in quiet MHP. 3 bed, 334-2735. Lv message. 1-3/4 ba, new carpet & linoleum, 2 bdrm. unit & 3 bdrm. unit, W/D, appl. incl. Make offer. 339-2060. off-campus, quiet neighborhood, available August 1. Call 334-6202. EMPLOYMENT 1 bdrm. apt., W/D, off-st. parking, on bus rt, $375-400/mo., W/S/G, hot water paid. Call 595-2456. 301 General Very nice, large, 3 bdrm. apt. in du- The SOCIAL & ECONOMIC SCIEN- plex, W/D, DW, quiet neighborhood, CES RESEARCH CENTER (SESRC) $750/mo. 332-5052 is accepting applications for Tele- phone Interviewers. This is a perfect 3 bdrm., laundry hook-ups, garbage job for part time students or anyone disposal, dbl garage, study, available else looking for extra income. We Aug 1. $850/mo. Phong, 332-1018. operate in a team-oriented environ- 1513 & 1515 Turner Dr. ment. We Require: Clear Speaking Very nice, only 2 yrs old, 4 br, 2 ba, Voice, Basic typing &/ore computer W/D, DW, phone/cable in each bdrm, skills, Excellent reading skills. We off-st pkng, 5 min walk to CUB, Offer: Paid Training, Evening shift, $1200/mo, first month free. 882-9371 must work 12-20 hrs/wk, Pay $6.90- 2 br upper duplex, appls, gar, deck, $9.60/hour/bonuses/raises. Call near bus, front & back yrd, pets okay. (509)335-1721, or pick up application Lease req. 206-533-1390. from 7:30-4:00/Wilson Hall 133, WSU or WSU Research Lg. private 2 bdrm, over 1,000 sq. ft, Park/SESRC, Suite F, 1425 NE Terre W/D hookups, $650/mo, pets neg, View Dr. Call 334-1534. 2 bdrm., walk to WSU, $480/mo., Full or part-time grill, grill experience avail 6/1, W/D, yard, on bus rt, car- preferred. Apply in person, Dairy port, NS. Anita, 332-8602. Queen, 1485 S. Grand. 332-1611. Quiet 2 Bdrm, W/D hk-up, carport, Dance teacher to teach Celtic Tap & no pets/smoking, $550/mo. avail. Softshoe. Audition required, position 6/1. 332-8470. avail. fall ‘02-spring ‘03. 334-1440. www.dailyevergreen.com 05-02-02 01, 03, 12 5/1/02 9:19 PM Page 3

12 | THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2002 REGION THE DAILY EVERGREEN Complaint filed over force used Firefighters, police during recent Seattle protests push pension plan The Associated Press The Associated Press voice in setting pension policy, “As a department, we added, “we don’t want to take and assuring that surpluses away from the integrity of the OLYMPIA — Firefighters SEATTLE — The city’s will not be spent for other gov- don’t want to take process by turning it into a pub- and police officers are push- Human Rights Commission has ernment purposes. lic debate.” ing a well-financed initiative filed a complaint accusing away from the Washington is one of only Calls to Sanford, Pugel and that would give them more police of using unnecessary four states that don’t include integrity of the the Office of Professional control over their retirement force during a rally last month employees or retirees on pen- Accountability were not imme- fund, sweeten the benefits that dealt with everything from process ... ” sion management boards, said diately returned Wednesday and keep the Legislature globalization to the conflict in Bill Hanson, executive direc- afternoon. from dipping into pension the Middle East. Deanna Nollette tor of the Washington Seattle police spokeswoman Nineteen people were arrest- reserves. Association of Police and The complaint was filed ed April 20, when hundreds of with the police department’s Unions have contributed Sheriffs. demonstrators staged a nearly $650,000 on behalf of Lawmakers, meanwhile, Office of Professional “Reclaim the Streets” rally in instigated a riot by ordering an Initiative 790 so far, and the want to keep a lid on costs and Accountability on Tuesday, 10 the downtown shopping district days after police used pepper unnecessary use of force on a disclosure reports due on May say that it is legitimate to and a subsequent teach-in at spray to clear an intersection totally peaceful demonstration. 10 could show nearly rebate excess earnings — over Seattle Central Community that protesters had blocked for All of the violence from demon- $800,000, backers say. Gifts 8 percent a year — to pension- about a half an hour in the strators came only as a reaction College. include $100,000 from the ers and the state and local Capitol Hill neighborhood. to the police use of force first A group of about 100 people Seattle Firefighters Union, governments that help Local 27. The complaint alleges that perpetrated on the demonstra- blocked an intersection in the finance the retirement sys- officers failed to follow official tors.” Broadway district of Capitol Sponsors have until July 5 tem. Last year, the department protocol, which While declining to comment Hill, just north of the college, to gather nearly 200,000 valid Legislature considered using calls for five-minute, three- on the specific allegations, around 5:30 p.m. voter signatures to be assured part of a $1 billion surplus minute and one-minute warn- Seattle police spokeswoman About a half hour later, as a place on the statewide ballot that had accumulated in the ings to clear an area before Deanna Nollette said, “Citizens protesters began preparing to in November. Law Enforcement and Fire force is used. have a right, when they feel leave, witnesses said police on The initiative is the latest Fighter Plan 2, but eventually “That did not happen prior there have been any inappro- bicycles rushed into the crowd, round in the battle between decided against it. to the police use of force on this priate actions (taken by police), using their bikes to push peo- the Legislature and employee House Appropriations demonstration,” the complaint to file a complaint, and we ple out of the street. Pepper groups over pensions. Unions Chairwoman Helen Sommers, reads. “Capt. (Michael) Sanford honor that right. spray was used to quell some have sought to improve bene- D-Seattle, was critical of the and Assistant Chief (Jim) Pugel “As a department,” Nollette protesters. fits, guarantee a stronger initiative.