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10-11-2004 Arbiter, October 11 Students of Boise State University

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BY RRCHEL PEREZ News Writer

Studio-D. also called the Digital Projects Studio, is a new multimedia lab in Academic Technologies where students can create, develop, and produce digital media for class assignments, The studio is available to enhance learning through the creative potential of digital media, The lab allows stu- dents to do assignments involving Web pages, digital video, PowerPoint presentations, flyers and posters, and multimedia CD-ROMs. The lab also has unique software al- lowing students to illus- trate difficult concepts in math, geography, and geology in order to strengthen visual learn- ing. There is a separate, private room offered in the lab for group proj- ects where students can brainstorm. Natalie Salvatore is an instructional designer for Academic Technologies. "Studie-D grew out of a need for students to have somewhere to go to complete digital-media assign- ments, Instructors who want to include a creative media element to their assignments now have a place to send students," said Salvatore. Studio-D opened October 1 and is the first lab of this kind on campus. Student technology assistants "I feel like if! did not have a strong are available in the studio to help students get up BY CIlSSIE GUTIERREZ Dauld Jankms and Patrick Nagler check THE RRBITER leader to look up to, this would not tha equipment m Bill Knowlton's Deulce and running quickly with the software. Quick-start have happened," Nagler said. CharactarlzatlOn and SPMSystems Lab. guides are also available to assist students in how to ) Engineering students, Dauld Jenkrns The awards are given by the Office use the technology. of Research Administration and in- devices, whereas Jenkin's topic was To achieve the full potential of the lab, Academic and Patrick Nagler, recently r-ecerued elude funding for research project on a chemical sensing transistor, Technologies is looking into offering student work- related experiences. Both students which is a microelectronics device shops on the basics of software used in digital-me- Bmse state undergraduate research work together in professor Knowlton's . dia production. Workshops of this kind are current- engineering lab. that com~iIwsChen1istry and micro- ly offered to faculty; however, with the opening of and creattue actlulty awards In the According toIenkins.'the researclielectronicsf,,::" -'" Studie-D, a growing need for student workshops is awards are meant to motivate stu- The reseatch gt6upNagier and form of a S500grant each for the Jenkins' worked with 'included the likely to arise .. dents to do research. The awards were following 'Boise', State students: "When a student comes into the lab, they will be 200"1-2005 academiC year. open to all fields. Both Nagler and Betsy Cheek, Richard Southwick Ill, asked to provide the name of their instructor and Jenkins were in the same research what class the project is for in order to verify they roup and applied for the research Michael Ogas, ZakClark, Ienn Cole, Both engineering students say they Jenkins, too, appreciates being g David Welcher.' and Pedro Cahuana. arc working on a class project," said Salvatore. feel honored to be awarded for their awarded for his research. "I felt privi- award, with help from Knowlton. Jenkins and Nagler were the only Salvatore also noted, "Ideally, instructors will be research and hard work. "I'm happy leged to be chosen for my research and Though they were in the same ones in the group to apply for the contacting us ahead of time with information about that BSU wants to support internal I felt that the support of my research group, they researched two com- award. Many members of their group the media assignment. That way, the instructor's research," Nagler said, referring to group and leaders aided me greatly in pletely different topics suggested by students will already be in our database and we can' Knowlton. Nagler's topic was on ab- were not eligible for the grant because research specifically done at BSU. receiving that," he said. Both Jenkins ' normal current/voltage characteris- it was strictly for undergraduate stu- be expecting them." ... "I feel that being part of a research and Nagler feel engineering professor Studie-D is a multimedia computer lab specifi- group adds an enormous amount to Bill Knowlton had a great impact on tics of ultra small micro-electronic dents. cally for creating digital media for class assignments my education." the amount they have accomplished. and is not for checking e-mail or word processing. Spending green MIlitary draft reinstatement blUJalls to be-green j) 5~ percent of Borsa state energy efficiency students could haue been eligible

BY DRNIELLE UERHULP RRNDRLL POST, ue to call upon the same segment of • News Writer New-sReporter society to make all ofthe sacrifices," Thanks to upcoming energy conservation efforts, Around 54 percent of BSU students green is the hot new color campus. The U.S. House of Representatives fall between' the 18-24 year-old age The energy conservation project was first intro- overwhelmingly struck down a bill to, group, according to enrollment fig- duced four years ago, at a time when many individ- reinstate the draft last Tuesday. ures for fall 2004. Those figures do ua Is were recogmzi...' lng a campus -wide need .to .cut H.R. 163, which was introduced in not include students at age 25 who are down on energy consumption, With the endorse- early 2003, was defeated by a 402-2 still eligible for the draft, ment of the BSU facility planning council, efforts margin. Rep. Rangel, voted against the bill i for the project were able to continue. .The goal ofthe bill was, "Toprovide stating: The next step involved employing a contractor for the common defense requlrtng "I am voting no because my bill de- I to carry out these improvements. BSU's request for that all young persons in the United serves serious consideration. Itshould [: proposal received a response from a variety of com- States, including women, perform a be subject to hearings and to expert panies. The university then used a set of criteria to period of military service or a period testimony. Theadministratlonshould i . d h Id b t b bl tit tl . of civilian service in furtherance of ' t ti It' t . d h Morine recruits watch as sterr Sargeant )U ge w 0 wou es e a e 0 comp e e ie proj- come and tell us about our manpower s a mg n erne rumors an c arges Johnnie Hughes sholllsthsm lhaproper ect. Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. Energy the national defense and homeland needs: about recruitment and reten- by lead Democrats led to confusion Cley to m8rch, H.R 163 would hsue Services and Solutions was chosen as the ultimate security, and for other purposes." tion, about the extent to which out among the American public. remsteted adrart arrectmg hair or BSU winner. The bill also eliminated college as troops are overextended. And they "I can't say it more clearly than studeflts. ' A campus-wide assessment of areas for possible haven from service, as a push for eq- should give us their views about this: The draft will not be reinstated. energy improvements has already taken place. The uitywithin the draft. shared sacrifice." Period," Rep: Otter said. draft. The NAES showed that antya conservation program will cover approximately The bill's sponsor, Rep. Charles C.L. "Butch" Otter (R-ID) and Mike A new poll by The - National percent of the same age delIlograllh- two miliion square feet of facilities, and35 build- Rangel (D-Ny)' said his reason Simpson (R-ID) both voted against Annenberg Election Survey shows Ic, tltinkSen. J0lin'KertYwouldrein'" Ings. Included in these efforts will be Improvements for sponsoring the bill was for all the measure, in hopes of quelling ru-· that51percentOfa~ultsage 18to 29' state~edraft. BothiPresident BUsh I to 21,264 lighting fixtures to generate more natural Americans to share the burden 'ofde- mors that a new draft was under con- thedrafHg~ demographic; believe ••.••aril;l~Kertyhf1vep~bllclySlU.·d.th.,f!'j I See Energy [pege 3] fending our nation. "We can't contin- struction by the Bush Administration. .the President.¥iUtlts (0 mn:stat~the ...~~~ereit1s~tingtl1e~~:,.\;:( r ...... ,.... ,• lUI h I It C Ii ~L-~-_'-""":'_--:---~------~-----'-~------_"':"-'''::-',--"'--__...-:...:~-----'--..:.....;....;....----'-~:::.;,:c.:..:.....,;."'~-c;;...;"'.~~~~.:..:....:.;;. 'Grid -fztl~nal I Ii / - they're going to be forced to fight and showing EdwardS and Cheney standing • Snake River,Grill break in porting the nation's Incumbent U.S.- next to each otha:'AA thedals at the Feb. f in both sides doing political gamesman- Bomb discovered backed leader, Hamid Karzai. 1,2001,National~r breakfast. Betweeri,iOp.ln,and'6a.m. Oct. 6 un- Ii I ship," she said. ~j I , Some of these disgruntled candidates "Tllankyou veiymu$. Congressman identified persons brOke into the Snake heavily fortified Green have even suggested boycotting the Republican leaders, accusing the Democratsofraisingthe specter ofcom- Watts, Senator EdWards, friends across PJver Grill cooked themselves a meal, ZOne election. While a significant boycott is the country and:dJ.stinguished visitorsivandalized the Jdtchen and-stole and unlikely, the threat is an example of the pulsory military service to drive voters away from President Bush, pushed for a to our country ftom'all over the world; 'bndisclosed amount of food',according BAGHDAD, Iraq '-Residents of the frustration that's set in just days before Lynne and I are honored to be with you " 't9 Boise PO Sgt. Sta,n Niccolls. "It ap- fortress-like American headquarters the vote. quick vote on the bill Thesday. The measure, which would have re- all this mornlngt<;hene'ysald,accord- .pears some kids wentlnthere and had in Baghdad known as tile Green Zone In general, Afghans appear pleased to quired two years ofnational service, was ing to a transcript. " - alittle party." were on high alert Thursday after the have a voice in selecting their president, Edwards also met Cheney at the cer- According to Niccolls there were no discovery of' a bomb there indicated nearly three years after an American- rejected 402-2. Even its sponsor, Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., voted against emonial swearing-in of Sen. Elizabeth signs of forced entry and an tnvestlga- that insurgents had infiltrated the vil- led military coalition ousted the hard- Dole, R-N.C., on Jan. 8, 2003, according tlon is ongoing. lage-sized, supposedly' impenetrable line Taliban regime when it wouldn't the bill, saying that he had introduced the legislation to prompt hearings on to newspaper accounts. Addins-to the damages the restaurant compound. hand over Osama bin Laden. Cheney aides said Wednesday that staff was forced to throw out any ques- In another brazen attack on Western But analysts warn it would be pre- military manpower needs and how to best share the burden of military ser- his comment wasn't misleading. It tlonable food items that might have targets, Insurgents' fired at least two mature to call the election a significant vice. The quick vote prevented that de- pointed up a larger truth, they said: that been contaminated by the vandals. Sgt. rockets Thursday night at the heav- move toward democratic rule, Rather, Edwards has often been absent from his Niccolls was impressed by how thor- ily guarded compound that houses the they say, the election will be flawed, bate, Rangel said. Questions about a wartime draft have Senatedutles, busy running for presl- ough the staff was, they threw out any- Palestine and Sheraton hotels, home to amounting to a small imperfect step swirled across the Internet in recent dent. - thing that was even remotely question- many foreign journalists. No one was forward that could backfire' if partici- weeks, fueled in part by statements During 2003, as he was beginning able. "The didn't even hesitate." reported injured in the attack, which pants conclude the Americans manipu- from Democratic presidential can- his run for the Democratic presiden- Uyou have any information call 426- pierced the lower levels of the Sheraton lated the election and their votes didn't tlal nomination, Edwards missed 38 1453. and scattered debris throughout the matter. didate John Kerry. On Sept. 22, citing the war in Iraq and other potential hot percent of the 459 roll-call votes. He's atrium. Of course, should Afghans conclude spots, Kerry raised the possibility that a missed all 45 votes held since Sen. John The Green Zone bomb, thought to be the outcome is credible, the new presi- Kerry named him as his running mate dent would have the authority to con- military draft could be reinstated if vot- the first insurgents had planted in the in July. secured area, was discovered in a bur- front significant problems such as con- ers re-elected Bush. ~at the? On a campaign trip to Iowa Monday, lap bag at the Green Zone Cafe minutes tinued warlordism and the spread of Bush raised the question himself: "Are before a U.S. Embassy official was to narcotics. Ultimately, the United States you going to keep the all-volunteer Gallagher vows to take My nitwit inshining armor enter for lunch Wednesday, according is hoping for enough stability to prevent army volunteer? And the answer is ab- in to the cafe's owner and witnesses. Afghanistan from becoming a haven for on Moore Penn State Two men in ski masks burst into a ter- The device, which was stashed be- terrorists again. solutely .... We don't need a draft. We, will not have a draft so long as I'm the When conservative radio talk show rified woman's home in Edmond, Okla., hind an air conditioner, was found by a and tied her up in the bathroom. But bomb-sniffing dog that was conducting president of the United States." host Mike Gallagher caught wind that Michael Moore was coming to her husband arrived in a nick of time a security sweep before the official ar- and attacked them with a two-by-four, Pennsylvania State University with the rived. A U.S. military ordnance-dispos- Cheney's claim of causing them flee. al team disabled the device. .'t.onal help of student fees, he made on-air plans for a "counter event" in Happy However, under questioning by po- "No one can pinpoint where it came not meeting Edwards lice, the husband admitted he hired the Valley,Pa. from," said the cafe's 55-year-old Iraqi draft men to stage the break-in so he could owner, who gave his name only as Abu House vote on a backfires on vice Gallagher expressed outrage during his nationally syndicated radio show come to the rescue and convince his Fadi out of concern for his safety. "Once way to sidestep the issue, wife he was a hero. the dog discovered it, the streets were president Wednesday that student funds were be- blocked and the bomb unit was called. youth advocates' say ing used to pay for Moore's appearance. ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -At first, it He vowed to come to Penn State to We told them we never S[lW this bag be- Of course we're showing up DALLAS - Youth advocates on seemed like it might go down in history fund-raise the exact the amount need- fore." as one of those killer debate moments: Wednesday criticized a House vote on ed to bring Moore to town and "top it by Vice President Dick Cheney, who pre- Eight teachers at a high school in the military draft as a political ploy to a penny," said Jason Hiatt, producer of India did not come to work for 23 years, Afghans cast high- stifle debate on a topic important to sides over the Senate, said he'd never Gallagher's show. All the money raised met Sen. John Edwards until their en- but were paid anyway. young voters. will be used to buy "care packages" and The truant teachers simply called stakes vote Saturday for "Congress has to stop playing games counter Thesday night in Cleveland. other necessities for the soldiers in Iraq, "I'm up in the Senate most Tuesdays the principal, who lives about 25 miles and level with young people about he said. president when they're in session," said Cheney, away, every month to ask him to autho- how we are really going to meet troop Hiatt said he was busy Wednesday rize their salary: "He never disappoints turning to Edwards, the North Carolina working out the logistics of getting KABUL, Afghanistan -On Saturday, commitments in the war on terror, es- us," one said. Democrat, whom he faulted for skip- Gallagher to Happy Valley on Oct. 22, Afghans will vote for the first time in pecially if the war in Iraq bogs down Aspot inspection revealed the scam. or the fighting expands to other coun- ping lots of votes. "The first time I ever the tentative date of Moore's appear- a presidential election that could ad- met you was when you walked on the vance the cause of democracy, or just as tries," said Iehrnu Greene, president ance. stage tonight." College Republicans are happy to easily provoke widespread disillusion- of Rock the Vote, a nonpartisan group But the bon mot backfired. Cheney hear about Gallagher's appearance be- ment. that seeks to boost voter turnout among young people. was wrong. cause it will help "balance the campus." Some observers and candidates Within an hour, Democrats circu- "You have an entire generation up in charge that the United States has un- lated photographs and video snippets fairly influenced the campaign by sup- arms and concerned that this is a war

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hit for "Futur!=Use EMC" fo~ your convenience, so if there is a next time. you'll be prepa~, Everywc)xnan~ou1d have a Fuw:eUs~EMC in their medicine cabinet ...... -; . OCT 11 20 O"f .ArrowrockReservotr District: Former presidentblfnD11l.inee , A,historical treasure _ shares liberal view on conservatism in 1960, and served as the First a godsend and those opposed to McGovern said there was one BY JESSICR CHRISTENSEN, Director of Food for Peace. DRN MCNEESE, it are both anti-American, and key difference: "Nixon wouldn't "He served in some of the RND JESSICR TURDN even anti-Christian. This Neo debate me, which is really too The RrbHer poorest places of the world, Conservative view, instead of bad." faced Hepatitis, and has incred- uniting Americans, has done just McGovern, who many con- George McGovern, who ran ible personal stamina," Bethine the opposite. Americans have sidered too liberal to win the '72 against Richard Nixon for the Church said. never been more divided. In election, had been one of two presidency in 1972, was the key- McGovern, who was stationed McGovern's view this is exactly senators to vote against the Gulf note speaker at the 21" annual at Mountain Home Air Force what the nation is facing today. of Tonkin Resolution in 1964, Frank Church Conference on Base has had long-standing ties The"leader of the peace move- which authorized Democratic to the Mountain Northwest, PUblicAf,fairs.The three-d~con- ment within the Democratic President Lyndon Johnson to ference, which ended Friday, was with a Montana summer home Party in 1972, McGovern was invade Vietnam. The other was , titled "TheAmerican Presidency: 30 miles from the Idaho border. nominated to head the ticket, Oregon Sen. Mark Hatfield. Principled Leadership in a Time "My wife and I love this area," he could get good lumber - better but incumbent Richard Nixon , Bethine Church, widow of the MICHELLE SELLS of Turbulence." said. Outdoors writer lumber than you can now. And defeated him that November. late U.S. senator from Idaho, in- "Liberals are noted as being The former senator also is you could frame up a house." Though McGovern had no formal troduced McGovern. She called 'un-American, not first class'; promoting his new book, "The Arrowrock Reservoir and the Construction was begun im- agenda in this year's presidential him "one of the most significant however, nothing is said that way Essential America: Our Founders surrounding area provide numer- mediately and the result was a election, he was quick to state his figures in America today." toconservatives,"saidMcGovern. and the Liberal Tradition," which ous recreational activities includ- five-room log cabin, on the same opinion on the Right and current McGovern began his politi- The "Neo Conservatives," in is No.7 on the Best Seller List. ing: Fishing, hunting, camping. spot as the previous cabin. The events to the press. Comparing cal career back in the 1950. He McGovern's view, would have hiking, biking and rock climbing. Berry's had also spent time, mon- the current Bush/Kerry race to was appointed as the Special America believe that this war is Being conveniently located just ey and effort to improve the look the one he ran against Nixon, Assistant to President Kennedy thirty minutes from Boise, this of the ranger's station hy land- region is highly popular and fre- scaping the site. Locust and elm portant. Many students are un- ing for students. Currently, stu- annual savings of over $800,000, quently visited. It also provides trees were planted as well as ros- aware of the impact their actions dents are choosing to crack open taking into account the rise in access to the capital city's nearest esand other shrubbery. ,Energy [from pege I] have on campus energy costs. national forest, Boise National their books in places that are utility costs. The energy efficiency proj- For example, handicapped doors Forest. But despite its close prox- The 1930s brought a huge con- light, automated vending ma- not originally intended as study ect, which constitutes only one are.frequently_usedl1j' individu- imity few visitors are aware of its struction boom to Cottonwood.' chines that light up only when areas, such as building lobbies. step in BSU's energy conserva- , als who do not require their use. historical importance. A 10foot x 12 foot cellar was built approached by individuals, and Because these areas were not tion program, will not result in Although a single unnecessary The significance of this dam into the hillside in 1930.A 16foot an upgrade of over seven hun- designed with students' study immediate revenue for the BSU use of these electric doors does and region are due to its location. x 32 foot storehouse was built in dred toilets and over nine hun- needs in mind, many are l'i;~I~r campus. Instead, the money .. not generate a huge cost for the Idaho was declared a state and 1932 for $686.76. A three-stall dred faucets to more conserva- too brightly or too dimly L. saved from these improvements university, hundreds of occur- Boise was designated its capital barn with saddle room and hay- tion-friendlymodels.Inaddition, Architects will adjust these ar- will be put towards covering the rences a day becomes expensive. in 1890. The population of the loft was added sometime before the Administration Building will eas ,to match the level of light in cost of the new equipment used David Naccarato, account entire state at that time was ap- 1933. be mechanically retrofitted to classrooms. in the project. Once this equip- manager for Siemens Building proximately 88,000 people, with Five additional buildings were improve ventilation. The project, which will run ment is paid off, BSU will enjoy Technologies. emphasizes that the majority of the people settled added in 1933, a guard dwelling Boise State Assistant Director from Sept. 2004 through Dec. the revenue. the primary goal of the project in either the Lewiston or Boise with a partial basement, a wood- of' Facilities, Operations, and 2005, is estimated to include ap- Norton emphasizes that al- is to improve overall comfort for areas. In just ten short years that shed, a garage, a blacksmith shop Maintenance Einar Norton be- proximately $8 million in im- though this project marks a huge BSU faculty and students. "It's population nearly doubled reach- and a powder house. The year lieves these improvements will provements to the various en- step forward in the university's not just about energy. It's about ing approximately 161,722, 1934brought an office and a large ultimately result in an enhanced ergy and utility systems across energy conservation program, education, learning, and posi- In 1908, the Boise National warehouse-shop. In 1935 the learning environment for stu- the campus. The immediate pro- it requires cooperation from tively impacting BSU." Forest was established and the current ranger's house was built dents. He recognizes that im- jected outcome guarantees over everyone on campus.. Student ,first ranger's cabin was built at for $8,103.88 using all Civilian provements to lighting fixtures, $400,000 in annual utility sav- involvement is especially im- Cottonwood Creek. This station Conservation Corp (CCC) funds. in particular, will aid in study- ings. Future years should see an served as a headquarters for the A gas and oil house was added to ranger of that district. It was also the site in 1936as well as a garage the farthest point up the river built for CCC camp F-70 that was reachable by car. to remain after the CCC camp The first cabin was a simple af- was abandoned. fair. It was one and a half stories, The CCC was a depression era of log construction and featured workforce designed by President a full-length porch. The front of Franklin Roosevelt to revitalize the building was symmetrical the nation's forests and employ with divided light windows on ei- thousands of men who were out ther side of a center door. of work. Many ofIdaho's histori- As Idaho grew so did its needs. cal sites have benefited from the By 1910the population had near- services of the CCC. ly doubled again to 325,000. The Afew more buildings were add- need for irrigation water and ed to the Ranger Station later in power had become a significant its life, but the 30s gave the site its issue and in 1911 construction character and flavor. Today, the began on what would become station looks almost identical to Arrowrock Dam. what it did 75 year ago. The most A power plant at the Boise significant change has been the Diversion Dam was builtto supply change to metal roofing instead electric power for the construc- of wooden shingles. Because it tion crews. A sawmill and sand remains so true to its time period cement plant were soon estab- it remains eligible for recogni- lished to provide the necessary tion on the National Register of building materials. Seventeen Historic Places. miles of standard gage railroad Arrowrock Dam recently re- was installed from the construc- ceived an internal facelift. The three-year project was neces- tion camp to Barber Junction. Thursday Nights what's buming This rail line was used to trans- sary to replace the aging ensign Oeginnlng Oct. 7th, 7:00 pm in your life? @ port men, supplies and addition- valves with clamshell gates. The al building materials. total cost of the project was $20 02 Lounge - BFCC bUrnlnO·,' "- Construction of the foundation million. A celebration in honor of 6928 W. State· Boise, Idaho 83703 3852 North Eagle Road began in 1913.Upon its comple- the projects completion was held pOint . Boise, Idaho tion in Sept. 1915, the dam was on top of the dam on September (208) 853-0526 design: www.bhllldeslgn.com 350 feet tall and 1,150feet long- 17. Arrowrock has been on the the largest concrete dam in the National Historic Register since world. The dam also boasted an 1976. overflow spillway with six large While the history of these plac- drumgates, 20 ensign valves and es can not be underestimated for five sluice gates. The total cost of many people it will continue to construction was 4.8 million dol- be the recreation opportunities lars and the dedication ceremo- that draw them to the area. Both nies took place on the October the dam and the station lie in the 4 and 5, 1915:Idaho had built a center of excellent hunting and dam it was proud of. fishing territory. Whatever brings Up the road at Cottonwood you to the district, stop and take changes were becoming nec- a moment to appreciate those essary. In 1919 the old ranger's things, places and history that cabin was removed. Walter Berry make Idaho, Idaho. who was recently assigned to the Special thanks to Susanna area said "the same as the others Osgood, Boise Natiollal Forest _ no money for anything. But they Historian and Daniel J. Everhart had a rule; they would give you for tile research information on $650,00 to build a Ranger's house Corronwood Ranger Station. Also, with. But, that had to be every- special thanks to Jonathan Lee of thing. They didn't put anything the U.S. Bureau o/Reclamatlonfor in it. Lumber was cheap then. 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BY BOB GREGG Speclel to the Arbiter Vietnam still matters in this election year be- cause it tells us something about a person's charac- ter, judgment, and life perspectives. I am a member of the Vietnam generation as is President Bush. We have a lot in common from those years. We both at- tendedprestigiousNewEnglanduniversitiesduring the 1960's. Our grades were barely passing gentle- men C's.Wejoined fraternities. And we both ducked service in Vietnam. Like Vice President Cheney I used a string of legal deferments to stay out. Bush used his family name to vault over 200 ordinary Americans to secure a place in the Texas National Guard. When asked if he would accept an overseas assignment, Bush checked the "I don't want to go" box. Well, just about all of my college classmates did the same thing - all except for John Sherman,a guy with a big laugh, and a head of wavy, red hair. I don't know why he . Iwonder didn't just duck like everyone else. Perhaps if President it was just too shame- ful knowing that liter- Bush has ally millions of other young Americans were answering their coun- ever had try's call to duty with quiet dignity and ap- a pang af prehension. Like Bush, John Sherman learned COnSCIenCeto fly airplanes in the military. He flew for about the marines in Nam whereas Bush signed Vietnam, up with the so-called "champagne" unit of d all the Texas National e an Guard in Houston. h Every now and then th e young I recall John Sherman, . and I feel a twinge of Amencans conscience. Today, only his name survives. whose lives It's etched in mymem- ory, and on a long black were cut wall in Washington DC. I wonder if President [and a new hope for pr-esrdentral debates] short there. Bush has ever had a pang of conscience about Vietnam, and all the young Americans whose lives were cut short there. Did he ever think about Agent Orange, or napalm, or carpet-bombing, or sports and drinking offered a solu- Vietnamese children running down a dusty street BY KYLE GORHRM tion to the problem ofpolitical com- Opinion Editor with flames engulfing their gentle bodies? Did he Instead of issues like Iraq placency in Idaho - and possibly in ever think what it means to go to war on the basis America. The presidential elections for of deceit like President Johnson did with the Gulf of In order to stir voters enough to Tonkin incident? Or what it might have taken to win Idahoans offer little drama. It will and Foreign polic~ we would get informed and participate, the be no surprise in Nov. when Bush the hearts and minds ofthe Vietnamese people? Or presidential debates will need to the military strategy needed to win a war and the takes the state by an overwhelm- be hosted in a boxinglBattle Royale peace, not just the battles? Did he learn any of the ing majority vote. This will be, of be enlightened on how to, format. What would be more enter- painful lessons that the Vietnam War should have course, nothing new to the political taining and alluring then seeing taught us? Looking at the mess in Iraq today, some- process in Idaho. Democrats will candidates beat each other sense- again be reduced to groveling in self how I don't think so. combat the pass threat and less? The entire nation would tune John Sherman's remains were only recently re- pity and drinking themselves into a in for a spectacle such as this, and in stupor, unable to believe their votes turned to the United States thanks to the unwav- the process learn about the candi- ering efforts of John McCain and John Kerry. Their were in vain. the significance of a strong dates. Complete with professional successful endeavor to bridge over the deaths of But another sickening reality commentators, the debates would _ and possible by-product of the 58,000 Americans and 1,800,000 Vietnamese, in- be a sure-fire success. They would state's one-sided partisan voting cluding 400,000 civilians, is a testament to their offensive line. sound something like this: perseverance and skilled diplomacy, both at home - is the lack of interest in the politi- "The two candidates circle the cal process by many of its voters. and abroad. In 1995, twenty years after the war's ring going over their notes and Though this election seems to be eign policies, three men sat drink- end, U.S.-Vietnam relations were normalized. MIA place - I wanted to see the sweat on straightening their tics. Oh! Bush stirring up involvement around the ing heavily and discussing sports accountability was a prerequisite. Today, many an their faces. After I turned the chan- hits Kerry with a low blow (swift nation, during the recent presiden- statistics in between shots ofwhis- American mom can sleep easier knowing that her nel, the bartender informed me the boat/Vietnam record) sending the tial debates I was again reminded of key. Wouldn't it wonderful if these son has finally come home thanks to the steadfast televisions in the bar were for sports candidate into the ropes. But Kerry same men and the rest of the vot- commitment of lohn Kerry and many others. this problem. only.There wasn't even a game on at comes back with a devastating The lrongate bar on the edge of ing populace sat on barstools dis- The Vietnam War still matters thirty years after the time. No, instead of the debates hook, opening the large, festering campus seemed like a fine enough cussing America's economic poli- its end because it provided a test of character and we would be forced to watch some cut (Iraq) above Bush's eye. Wow, place to watch the debates. Listening cies? Or our education system? But judgment that many failed. John Kerry passed with nameless coach discuss his strat- what a debate." to Bush's song and dance about Iraq these people will be the same folks flying colors. He could have ducked Vietnam ser- egy for the upcoming game. Instead In Bush's corner his press secre- is something much easier toler- who drag themselves out of bed on vice, but he didn't. He served with valor. Upon his of issues such as Iraq and foreign tary/cut man will be talking strat- ated with a couple stiff cocktails. election day with a post-Monday return, he could have turned his back on the mael- policy, we would be enlightened on egy: Drinking and politics have always Night Football hangover, pissed off strom of political discussion swirling through our how to 'Combat the pass threat and , "Keep up that fancy footwork enjoyed a symbiotic relationship. I at the world because they can't buy country, but he didn't. The guy stood up and was the significance of a strong offen- (changing reasons for invading also envisioned the patrons of the hard alcohol. Not one person in the counted. It's as simple as that. It says something sive line. Iraq), keep pounding him with the bar would be motivated to discuss entire place even glanced at the de- good about the man, and his aspiration to be our The sympathetic bartender saw jab (flip-flopping claims), keep up the woes ofthe country and the men bates. ~ next president. that I was ready to vomit on the that guard (blame shifting) and for who would attempt to reconcile Of course, the Irongate and its John Sherman graduated from Brown University bar and told me I could watch the God's sake, hit him with the 9/11 them. I was quite natve in my think- patrons are a small segment of the in 1962. He was shot down over Quang Ngai prov- debates on the smaller television. hook!" ing. The bar patrons would have voters in the state, and many people ince on March 25, 1966. Whatever. I jacked up the volume Forobviousreasons,suchadebate sooner bobbed for apples in a port- take on politics with the zest it de- loud enough to compete with the would draw heavy crowns and ush- o-potty than shown any interest in serves. But their complacency un- drunken banter- and rock music. er in a new era of political involve- the debates. What was more impor- derscores a trend in contemporary The volume was sure enough to stir ment. But if the Irongate's crowd tant on that night" than watching Idaho politics of hopelessness and some drinkers to myside- or at least is any indication of the state of po- the future leader and policy maker lack of involvement. Politics has left get their asses off the barstools. litical involvement in this country, of America layout his plans for the such a bitter taste in the mouth of This was not the case. Not more they may also have to hand out free country? Sports and drinking. many voters. However drunk they than ten feet from where Bush and beers at the P?lls this November.· Walking in the bar, I went straight Kerry debated over the nation's for- may have been, the patrons' love of for the biggest television in the

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fairlaborpracticesshowthatnot Florida tomato farmers then fact, Taco Bell purchased 10.9. BY KYlE GoRHRM, TRYLoR Kustra's altitude ·., STEPKEI IltDLIlY5E1 II NEWBOLD RNo GREGORY only the company as a whole is ~lJVt:1alJ tfJ tha Iillil:.br all this means nothing. To million pounds of tomatoes in RUTTY of indifference IS affected, but entities associated establish the direct relation- 2003. Woah! However, when The Arbiter with them as well. When it was Since a naming rights deal be- ship between Taco Bell and the compared with the 1.524billion alarming. Does a discovered that Nike was manu- tween a local Taco Bell franchi- Floridian farmers is a little ten- pounds oftomatoes that Florida On the front page of the facturing shoes at sweatshops in see and Boise State University uous. Florida, the nation's lead- grows and sells annually, Taco Thursday Oct. 7 issue of The "real education for third world countries, there was was sealed just last summer, ing grower of tomatoes, is home Bell's numbers don't amount to Arbiter, President Robert Kustra a tremendous backlash against students and faculty opposed to one of many farms belong- much more than a small drop in is quoted as saying "Wedo know the real world" the company and its products. to the deal have started to grow ing to Six L Packing, a produce abigbucket. for a fact that they do not receive entail not caring? Likewise, retailers who carried restless. The opposition to such company that sells their prod- Taco Bell, certainly exasper- or purchase any of their toma- Nike brand shoes were also af- a deal has cited, in their argu- uct, tomatoes, through a co-op ated at the Floridians manipu- toes from Florida ... We feel here Do things from fected by the negative image ment, a nation-wide boycott of to a wide range of food-related lation of our free market, fur- in the Northwest somewhat re- and their reputations, in many Taco Bell instigated because of companies. ther contended that since this moved from that problem." which we are cases, were harmed through low wages paid to tomato farm- Atthe end ofthis chain of pro- boycott was first conceived, the Kustra's quote is one of his re- geographically association with the manufac- ers in Florida. They've also cited duction is Taco Bell, one com- price of tomatoes has risen elev- sponses to allegations that Taco turer. The negative stigma sur- a lack of student involvement pany of many that purchases, en cents a pound, much more Bell's parent company, Yum! remoued affect rounding Nike products even in the deal and bemoaned the through the co-op and at market than the one cent demand- Brand Foods, maintains slave filtered down to individual con- specific details of it, issues that value, tomatoes picked by the ed by the farmers three years labor conditions on its Florida us? Is not the sumers wearing the products. should not be their concern. boycotting farmers employed ago. Unfortunately, Six L sets farms from which Taco Bell Many felt that by simply buying The Taco Bell Arena was not, by Six L. Taco Bell does not set the wages (under the oversight indirectly purchases its toma- "real world" Nike products it was condoning nor was it ever intended to be, a the market value for tomatoes, of the U.S. and Florida Labor toes. Interconnected and the use of sweatshops in pro- deal between Taco Bell and the nor do they employ, set the wag- Departments, not Taco Bell) for While the sponsorship deal duction. .students of Boise State. It holds es for or dictate the treatment their own workers. Taco Bell was inked with a Taco Bell fran- IS not the plight Ifthe situation of Florida farm no binding power over them, of the farmers who work for Six has no control over the extra chisee that does not purchase workers continues and becomes has"no--impact on the classes L. The employees of Six L have ten cents paid for tomatoes and tomatoes from these farms, of the Floridian abigger situation than it already they take or the grades they get. contended since 2000 that if the doesn't have the purchasing other Taco Bell franchises do, farmers the is, simply being associated with Sug~stions that the Athletic price of tomatoes raised even power to influence the tomato and it is the name "Taco Bell" a Taco Bell franchisee could be Department should have "con- one cent per pound and went di- market or Six L'slabor practices that appears on the side of the same as our harmful to Boise State's repu- sulted" the students of Boise rectly back to the workers, their by itself. Pavilion. tation as well as to its students . State are ludicrous. They aren't wages would double. But what .Because of the local Taco What's more troubling than own farmers'? Students graduating from Boise Bell's support for our University accountable to the students for good would protesting Taco Bell the re-naming is Kustra's world" interconnected and is State - past, present, and fu- this deal was. signed to be ben- tllelTPosltions. Furthermore, do when Taco Bell has no legal marked indifference with re- not the plight of the Floridian ture - will be, in essence, guilty efit Taco Bell and Boise State. their record to date can hardly standing to coerce Six L to raise gards to the plight of the Florida farmers the same as our own by association. This is simply Furthermore, just as Taco Bell be called into question with a the wages oftheir farmers? Let's farmers. Has Kustra forgotten farmers'? In World War II was a chance that the university can't control the priceoflaborfor successful program growing find the connection. that here, in the Northwest, the plight of Europeans not the should not take. tomato pickers outside of their daily. It's through corporate The Floridian farmers know we have farmers that earn less plight of the whole world? After The potential of harm to the authority we can't expect to ma- sponsorships and deals like they're not working under Taco than a minimum wage? Has our initial isolationist stance, university's reputation is evi- nipulate the decision-makhig this one that build the finan- Bell's jurisdiction. What's at is- Kustra forgotten that members we learned a lesson in World dent. Kustra has stated that he process of our Administration cial foundation and support for sue for them is the substantial of BSU's institutional commu- War II: We cannot ignore the would not have entered into by railing against decisions un- an athletic core that allows for amount of tomatoes that Taco nity have and arc' actively fight- plight of others. the contract if it would have der their authority, not ours. the expansion of this program. Bell must purchase to supply ing for farm workers rights? It is alarming to have a uni- damaged Boise State's reputa- It's not fair to our sponsors or Boise State is entering the na- their thousands of Taco Bell Taco Bell is a corporation that versity president who is willing tion. The contract and relation- Athletic directors to criticize tional stage proudly because of restaurants around the nation. continues to profit from the co- to publicly expose his attitude ship between Taco Bell and the such an arrangement. By do- our athletic ability and this at- Taco Bell, in an effort to accom- opting and misrepresentation of indifference. Kustra is hold- university is over fifteen years. ing so we're undermining our tention will certainly be favor- modate those with questions, of a culture. Now Taco Bell is ing firm on his decision to bring With the problem in Florida as it ableforexpandingandstrength- released their numbers on to- administration, intimidating profiting from its association Taco Bell on campus and is will- stands, there is definitely a pos- ening academic support as well. mato purchases in a press re- would-be sponsors and driving with our fine university. ing to turn a blind-eye in ex- sibility it could escalate over the But why would Boise State make lease dated May 20, 2004. Those off competitors, ultimately re- Kustra's attitude of indiffer- change for $4 million. We must years, and it turn, harm the uni- this deal with Taco Bell? In the numbers show Taco Bell does sulting in a corruption of Boise ence is alarming. Does a "real look in our history books and versity. President Kustra is most words of Willie Sutton, "That's purchase a great deal of toma- State's ability to thrive from education for the real world" en- remember: 'fuming a blind-eye definitely not out to harm the where the money is." toes from the co-op that sells generous corporate sponsor- tail not caring? Do things from has never shielded us from con- university - that is absurd - but ships and rise out of the budget But if Taco Bell is participat- them for Six L who then em- which we are geographically re- sequences. fifteen years is a long time to be ing in unfair corporate gigan- ploy the boycotting farmers. In crunch of recent years. moved affect us? Is not the "real Historical occurrences of un- on the hook. \ tism that discriminates against • THE ARBITER I OCT 11 aun s Creators of 'Friday Night BSU/s WAC attack leads to·a tie

Lights' blind BY JE T'RIME TDYE Sports Writer

to the truth Boise State kicked off week two of Western Athletic Conference BY DRUID RRMSEY play with style after a 3-0 shutout The Gelette over Fresno State Friday evening at the Boas Tennis and Soccer COLORADOSPRINGS,Colo. - In Complex. The team then record- my early days as a sports writer, I ed their firsttie of the season with . labored in the foreign land known a I-I final against San Jose State as West Texas, where on Friday Sunday. The weekend's games nights in the fall the natives eat put BSU at 8-4-1 on the season, chicken fried steaks at the local and 2-0-1 in the WAC. cafe and mosey over to the stadium The stands erupted as sopho- to watch high school football. more Molly McDonald initiated Yes, football looms huge in this the game's first goal of Friday's exotic land, but the movie "Friday game off of a rebounded corner Night Lights" opening Friday man- kick, netting the ball around de- • ages - against all odds - to inflate fenders and goalkeeper in the first - .... ~ and distort the game's place in this half. After a rejuvenating fifteen- ~ P11aro BY 5'IA1ILEY IIflEWSltnmlE AIlIlITER dusty society. minute break after the half, the Aedshlrt freshmen gael-keeper The book "Friday Night Lights" Broncos came out strong against Mlcheela Morrison pulls In e seue for is a publishing phenomenon. The a solid FSU team. McDonald po- the Broncos In the match-up With San Jose State Sunday. saga of the 1988 Odessa Permian sitioned herself again after a nice High School football team has sold pass from Nicole Coleman, lob- more than a half-million copies. bing a high shot over the goal- the backfield, Libby Johnson, H.G.Bissinger, authorof"Friday," keeper for a perfect 35-yard goal. Stephanie Campbell, Molly believes in the value of overstate- McDonald didn't stop there. McDonald, Kristin Hall, Whitney ment. Bissinger was at his inflated Along with freshman Sophie Smith comprised a powerful wall worst again in last week's Sports Parrish, she assisted points lead- to face. th Illustrated. er Lisa Balsama with her 5 goal Fresno was a tough match for He writes that Ratliff Stadium, of the season. BreeAnn Milligan, BSU.McDonald voiced the team's Permian's home, seems to rise Brennan Lau, and, Liane Tom got opinion when she said, "This was from "the desert like a pyramid." shots off as well. a statement game, a comeback The stadium serves as a "temple" Head Coach Steve Lucas from last year. Going in, we knew where fans can worship "some- couldn't be more proud. He not- we not only had to play hard, but thing more powerful." ed that the lady Broncos came out we had to stay strong." This seems Ah.no, strong in the second half, chal- symbolic when you notice the _ The stadium is nice, but hard- lenging themselves, and playing 'Livestrong' bracelets adorning ly an altar. I sat among the fans well. BSU doubled their shots freshman goalkeeper Michaela at Ratliff several times, and they coming off the break, but the of- Morrison or even Coach Lucas. were no more interested in seeking fense was not solely responsible McDonald continues, "We know something holy than the crowds at for the strength of the second the program has come a long Colorado College hockey games. half. The defense, led by senior way. We want to be the group that Bissinger seeks to compare the Cassidy Temple, really limited made the difference." With her enthusiasm surrounding Permian the Bulldog's chances. Fresno help, a statement was made. football to the worship of God. was only able to get one shot off The Broncos met SJSU yes- He got it wrong in 19B8,and the in the second half. Kim Parker terday in an early afternoon movie gets it wrong in 2004.Agood accumulated five saves in the match-up on their home field. story gets fumbled because the vol- first half, making that her fourth Regulation ended in a 1-1tie and ume is cranked way too high. solo shutout of the season. Coach the overtime period made no dif- You see, not everyone in Odessa Lucas praised his defense highly. ference as the Broncos stay un- follows Permian's Panthers. Not ev- "We changed our system beaten against WACfoes. ery woman in the town is radically around a bit. and the team re- BSUsteps out ofconference play unstylish. Not every kid chews to- sponded very well. They played to start the weekend this week bacco. Odessa hardly ranks as one very well in the back field." hosting Montana St. Billings at of the world's hopping destina- Temple demonstrated her shut- home, and tops it off with a WAC tions, but some of the 100,000folks down defense throughout the match on Sunday facing top-seat- who live there find something else game, including an acrobatic ed Hawaii on the road. to do on Friday nights. mare BYSTANtl'Y DRrNSItflmlE Afillm:fl move where she somersault- Gary Gaines, the hero of "Friday A picture's worth a thousand words. BSU's Nicole Colemen In a stelemate ed across the field for a stop. In Night Lights," knows these facts. With e San Jose Stete defandar In the I-I tie Sunday. He coached Permian in 1988 and now serves as head coach at Abilene Christian University. "Those people like to follow their . school," Gaines said from his of- Texas' gameplan shot blanks against Oklahoma fice last week. "It's a source of en-: tertainment. In West Texas, you know, there isn't a lot to do. YOu BY GIL LEORETON have to drive forever to find a lake Knight Ridder Newspapers to fish in." Gaines has it right. Fans in DALLAS- In a dramatic de- Permian enjoy following their parture from recent Octobers, team, but they saved their worship they didn't cower or surrender. for Sunday morning church ser- They were focused and feisty. vices. They had their chances. The whole movie feels inflated. For the better part ofthis damp Each hit shakes the earth, leaving Saturday afternoon, Texas held players dripping with blood. Sure, its own against the No.2 college football is a rugged game, but it's football team in the land. not filled with this much carnage. And what did such a gal- I could forgive "Friday Night lant effort add up to for the Lights" for its inflating ways if the Longhorns? movie carried us to a destination Zero. Absolutely zero. of value. No touchdowns. No points. It doesn't. And no end Saturday to the The movie's key game pits Longhorns' ongoing misery Permian, comprised mostly of at the hands of the Oklahoma white players, against Dallas Sooners. Carter High School, comprised en- Before Oklahoma's defense tirely of black players. Carter play- throttled them at the Cotton ers rank as atrocious sportsmen. Bowl 12-0, the Longhorns had They primp. They taunt. They play not been shut out in nearly 24 filthy football. They are, in short, a years, a span of281 games. Texas bunch ofthugs. helped to end its own streak, Come on. This is bigoted ste- however, by lashing itself to a reotyping at its worst. It is beyond game plan that seemed intent on

forgiveness for this film to depict not throwing the ball downfield. -;1'., Permian, dressed in white, as the Whether the Longhorns ,~.~~,~::~""1 good guys trying to save football's wouldn't or simply can't remains P1«JroGRAPHDYroM'rommGlmUTIlmWORl'HSTAfH[I.£G~~S virtue from the clutches of snarling the argument. come in running the ball," OU How demanding is it to stop a DAllAS, TEKAS-- Dklahame defenslue black teens. Texas quarterback Vince when Texas had the football in- end Den Cody [BO] sacks TeMes defensive end Dan Cody said. team that only wartts to runt- The movie's grim fantasy drains Young passed 23 times against side the OU 40-yard line three querterbeck Vince Young [10] for a "That's what they showed in all The question puts an old UT loss In the first helf of pley es No.2 all the joy from the game. High the Sooners and completed only times in the first half. the games so far this year. And whipping boy, Davis, on the hot Dklehome beat Na. 5 Texas 12-0. school football is mostly about eight for 86 yards. Only three of "They just made the plays from the 30 in, and we didn't," we had heard all about Vince seat again. Even when Ricky having fun. That's true here in Young's throws were caught by Williams was rushing for 2,000 Colorado Springs, and it's true in wide receivers. Texas head coach Mack Brown Young." . yardsandChrisSimmswaspass- No trick plays. No, ahem, Stoops What the Sdoners heard, it ap- Odessa. "It goes back to who you are lamented. pears, was that Young wouldn't ing for 26 touchdowns, skepti- sort ofthings. Lloyd Hill played wide receiver and what you are," UT offensive "It came down to five or six cal Orangebloods were howling Did Brown even think of pull- be able to beat them through the for Permian in 19B8. He knows coordinator Greg Davis said. plays. They just made a few more about Davis' play-calling. ing Young in favor of Mock? air. They heard that Texas would' the movie portrays those poor "We're a team that has to rely plays than we did." You can add Saturday's game "No," the coach said, "because rather throw to its backs and Panthers gasping under the weight on running the football. We To be more precise, though, tape to the pile of evidence. we had a chance to win 'til right tight ends, than try to get the of an intolerable burden. Here - didn't want to get away from the Longhorns seldom rose to "Our receivers are young," - at the end. That was the key." ball to its unproven, young wide sob! - are these tortured teens car- what we do." the occasion with sophomore' Davis said after the game. "They "Our defense gave us a chance receivers. rying around a city's self-esteem. And what does Texas do? Each Young at the controls. His ability have to continue to grow up. And to win," Brown said. "Our team "We were going to take away Hill, now an insurance adjustor year, it seems, on the. second to dash and scramble with the right nowwe, as a team, have got played tougher than last year. the guys that (Young) likesto go , in Dallas, chuckles. Saturday in October? football remains unquestioned. to feature the run." Our team played longer and "For me," he said, "it was 100per- Ithas its posterior paddled and But Young's passing aCUI!J.enwas to," Oklahoma co-defensive co- ordinator Brent Venables said. In the face of OU's corner blitz, harder." cent positive. Those games, those tattooed by coach Bob Stoops' so lightly regarded Saturday, the however, the Longhorns had no Add it all up, though, and you "Take away his comfort zone." -guys, I loved every minute .ofit." Oklahoma team. Sooners often positioned seven, answers.: No deep passes. that. get zero. Absolutely zero.' Young, in truth,' didn't seem The knuckleheads who treated Even Saturday. when new co- eight, at times nine defenders couIdstretch the in-their-face And Texas' misery continues. "Friday Night LIghts," are blind to coordinator Greg Robinson's UT near the line of scrimmage. to have a comfortable series of :'We knew they. were going to downs all day. ~. Oklahoma defense, No gadgetS. ) all those minutes. def~se performed so nobly and ... t t ,f ~. ~ ." OCT 11 200'i History made: A weekend awa9 proues to be Texas Tech beats a challenge forBSU uclleuball Cornhuskers by~60 BY TROY PHILLIPS Five of Tech's last six scoring drives started in Nebraska terri- Knight Ridder Newspepers The Broncos boarded a plane tory, including the 14,8, 6 and 12. BY RMBER FUGER bitiously attacked the ball to Arnott came up big for Hawaii early Saturday morning and Sports Writer lead the game by four. Hawaii with seven kills all of which were LUBBOCK,Texas - With all due "The guys were hungry," said was able to pull in within a point committed in game two. Kanoe headed for San Jose. The Broncos respect to Texas Tech linebacker running back Johnnie Mack, were determined to leave the loss Fourth ranked University of only to fall behind as the Broncos Kamana'o played great team ball Sylvester Brinkley, there's a good whose nifty running reaped three to Hawaii behind and focus on Hawaii remains undefeated after went on a 5-2 run. Hawaii took it with 36 assists, seven digs, and reason he picked off a Nebraska touchdowns and gave Nebraska the match ahead. beating Boise State Friday night one point at a time until a Bronco five blocks. Hawaii racked up pass late in Saturday night's game tacklers fits. "The defense made it Boise State was 11-4overall and in three games. Hawaii is now lead turned into a Bronco' loss. eight total team blocks, 49 kills, and returned it 33 yards. easy for us to score touchdowns. 3-2 in the WACprior to Sunday's 13-0 and 3-0 in Western Athletic Hawaii won game two 30-25. . 48 assists, five aces and 47 digs. Nebraska apparently has issues Man, we practiced so hard this match with San Jose State. For Conference play. Despite the loss Hawaii was determined to Sophomore Cameron Flunder at quarterback, not to mention a . week, and it really showed." match scores and info against the Broncos continue to play in dose out the match and send led the Broncos with 13 kills. few other places. Tech finished with five inter- SJSU,go to arbiteronline.com. their best season since 1998. the Broncos packing in game Senior Heather Malaschak The worst beating ever' ad- ceptions (four in the second half) The Broncos will take a much- The Broncos went point for three. The Broncos fought hard ranked 21"nationally in blocking ministered to a Nebraska foot- and scored five touchdowns as needed day off today but to- point with Hawaii in game one to get a win and take the match had four blocks and nine kills. ball team saw Texas Tech end a result of turnovers. Those five morrow practice begins and until Hawaii broke away with a to the next game but were un- Sophomore Christina Melvin had an 0-7 all-time mark against the scores all came after the Raiders the focus will shift to their next 4-0 run. The Broncos were forced able to keep the momentum go- 29 assists. Junior Tella Peterson Cornhuskers and score 10 touch- had built a 35-10 lead, further il- match against Fresno State. The to take an early time out to at- ing. Hawaii closed out the match had 12 digs and freshman Jamie downs for the second consecu- lustrating Nebraska's implosion. Broncos host Fresno on Thursday tempt to regroup. Hawaii con- with a 30-26 game three victory. Claussen added five blocks and tive home game with a 70-10 vic- "The biggest thing is we play at 7 p.m. in Bronco Gym. tinued to dominate play in game Victoria Prince led Hawaii with nine digs. Boise State totaled 39 tory at Jones SBC Stadium. Tech more relaxed at home in front defeated TCU 70-35 on Sept. 18. of our own fans," said receiver one to win 30-20. 11 kills. Susie Boogaard and Tara kills, 47 assists, five blocks and In game two the Broncos am- Hittle each had 10 kills. Alicia three aces. Tech (4-2, 2-1 Big 12) should Jarrett Hicks, whose two first- enjoy its off week before hosting half touchdown catches (22 and -Texas on Oct, 23.-Nebraska (3~2~JIQ-Y!lId..?Lgave Tech a 21-3 lead. 1-1),which set school records for "Once the crowd gets behind us, points allowed and margin of I don't think there's anybody that defeat, plays host to Baylor, but can stop us." Florida Slale surutues Syracuse scare doesn't get an extra week to for- Things really turned ugly when get this disaster. Nebraska benched Dailey and Nebraska's Big 12-best de- went to backup quarterback Beau on its next possession, and be- yards to the FSU 24. BY STEPHEN F. HOLDER Well, Coach, here's how: With fense was picked bone-clean by Davis late in the third quarter. On fore long the Orange was driving Again, Syracuse didn't capital- Knight Ridder Newspepers clutch defense, with a deter- Tech quarterback Sonny Cumbie his two drives, Davis had two in- again. A 33-yard post pattern to ize, failing to make a first down mined running game and with a (44-for-56, 436 yards, five touch- completions, alostfumbleandan the tight end and a 25-yard screen and missing wide left on a 37- SYRACUSE,N.Y.- Forget about little luck. downs). At halftime, Cumbie's interception in four total plays. pass, and Syracuse was back on yard field-goal attempt. the polls, conference standings The way Syracuse started this 272 passing yards were more Mack's 14-yard run around end FSU's doorstep. That is until de- That it remained 10-3 at that and bowl projections for a mo- night, the game appeared to than Nebraska's per-game yield put Tech ahead 42-10 after Davis' fensive tackle Charles Howard point was nothing short of a mir- ment. have upset written all over it. of255.5 total yards. fumble, and Taurean Henderson stripped Syracuse running back acle for the Seminoles. As ineffec- The final score said Florida The Orangemen scored on their The game's final 29 minutes finished off an ensuing 14-play Walter Reyes at the 5, where cor- tive as the Seminoles had been, State beat Syracuse, 17-13,at the first possession, taking the ball were an avalanche of mistakes by drive to make it 49-10. nerback Bryant McFadden swept they remained in the thick of a Carrier Dome, but this game was 52 yards in 4:34 before Collin Nebraska's offense and defense. "I've never seen anything like in to recover. game that could have been put even closer. Barber connected on a 44-yard Quarterback Joe Dailey's 74-yard that," defensive end Adell Duckett FSU's nightmare continued out of reach. "Syracuse should have won the field goal. scoring pass to Mark LeFlore said of Nebraska's meltdown. into the second half, when quar- "Iwas thinking Murphy's Law," ball game," were the first words The Seminoles (4-1) went on cut Tech's lead to 21-10 early in,' "That's good stuff. Everybody got terback Wyatt Sexton's forced Bowden said, referring to the the- out of Bowden's mouth. "They to dodge a series of bullets that the third quarter, but six of the involved. A lot of love was being pass to Dominic Robinson on a ory that whatever could go wrong outfought us, they outhustled us, would have inflicted further Huskers' severi turnovers came shared out there. It was good for third-and-long was intercepted would. they outexecuted us. I don't know damage. after halftime. the defense." by Ferri, who weaved his way 44 how we won." FSU went three plays and out Rodgers a Cal super- hero who fell short

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LOS ANGELES - They don't hand out Heisman trophies for games like this, though they probably should. Of course, Aaron Rodgers will get his personal reward eventu- ally, when some lucky NFL team decides to give him the keys to the franchise. And the quarter- back may yet lead Cal to some- thing epic this January, because that right arm is destined to achieve many things now and in the future. But on Saturday, Rodgersnearly touched perfection, and, thanks to a numbing procession of spe- cial-teams errors by the Bears, it still was not enough to prevent a wrenching defeat. Cellfornle's querterbeck Aeron 23-17loss to USC. ' Rodgers [6) gets pressured by On Saturday, Rodgers did ev- 746 W. Main St. #0# 388-1900 Do you have any doubt now USC's Mike Petterson [99) In the ~th erything possible to manufac- querter that Rodgers is the best college WE DELIVERl ture a victory under a burning quarterback in the nation - and sun, against a battering defense the Trojans' 9-yard line with less probably better than half of the and amid an ear-melting crowd than two minutes to play, Rodgers Don't surrender starters in the NFL?How about 75 of 90,008 at the Los Angeles was sacked once and threw three percent otthe pros? Coliseum. "We don't usually incompletions, the final one to If USC is the No. 1 team in the HUNGER'" hear the crowd, but we heard the coming on fourth down and with land, Rodgers is the No. 1player, 92,000 today," Gutierrez said. his intended receiver, Jonathan, Counter-attack with a by a distance far greater than With dangerous wide receiver Makonnen, blanketed. USC can claim over its closest delicious PIT Am Chase Lyman missing most of While USC players danced, competitor. the second half, Rodgers threw Rodgers walked back up the long Rodgers was as good as any $1.00 OFF or passes over USC defenders and tunnel to the Cal locker room by quarterback could hope to be, between them, sidestepped rush- himself, in a cone of silence. FREE DELIVERY and he still looked 50 years older ers and ran past them, led Cal "We're a great team," Rodgers for it afterward - wan, dirty, wea- up the field and down it against said. "Anybody who watched this ry and choking on emotion after a Trojans defense that is stocked game is going to take away that Open 11-3a.m. Mon- Thurs. 11-4a.m. Fri/Sat & Cal's first defeat of2004. we really dominated the job and with athletes. Noon-3a.m. Sunday "It's very frustrating," he said. And he still ended the game in just came up a little short on the Deliveries stop 30 minutes before closing "We dominated the game. We a state of ultimate frustration, on team." Must mention coupon when ordering drove the ball up and down the his back, 14yards from victory. field all day. Our defense played After Cal got first-and-goal at awesome. And we didn't get the job done." Rodgers tied one NCAADivision I-A record by completing his first 23 passes, and set another with his string of 26 completions going back to his final three attempts ~I~~I{nJ~I (~ lastweekend.Andhemadeitseem easy in a way that, say;Tim Rattay '"Rescue tlfe oppressea never does. Receiver's open, ball is there. Bang. Completion, every time for 23 consecutive times. "I knew I was perfect for a Help. us Liberate People from bonded slavery and while," Rodgers said. "I was in a zone today, I think." forced prostitution For three hours of football, from his 14-yard dump-off to fullback Chris Manderino to his FUNDRAISER: RUMMAGE SALE a-yard laser to Geoff McArthur midway through the fourth quar- 8am-4pm ter, every one of J{odgers' passes was perfect. Even his first incompletion, on Saturday, October Cal's next-to-last possession, was 16th a good decision: He heaved it out of bounds when he was under pressure and saw nobody open. .at St. Paul's ~athQlicDCenter "'I\venty-three in a row?" said off of University r. Cal safety Ryan Gutieirez. "That guy, he was a superhero today." A superhero who fell short, Funds go to International Justice Mission though. John Elway at Stanford and in Event sponsored by BSU Student Organizations; InterVarsityChristian Denver had moments like these. Fellowship, St. Paul's. Catholic Center, Engage Truth, Baptist Campus Dan Fouts withSan Diego. peyton Ministries, Nelson's School Supply, Copy Max, and the Arbiter Manning at the University of Tennessee and in Indianapolis. Now, add Rodgers to the list ~?f epic perfoml~~ces in gut- 10 ·ore

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f'IlUTU lW hlli.St\ J,;..l"."'6 nu: M",'lmJI ~Igismund, pla~ad bV Matthew Malton, lias with his - dastln~. Tha 80lsa State Theatra Arts program 'preformed this ancient tale during the week of October 5. -Director recreates classic

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·I CHRIS RLTERS Culture Writer ·I and Lolly," a film about two sisters Cordtz, who enjoys eating hot very controlled, especially by gov- MICHRELR G. HERLIHY and their experience growing up :· Life is a dream. It's that simple. So what is a wings at The Crescent with friends, ernment. The animated film con- · Cultura Writer in Boise, helps him see the effort ;dream ...life? What if you're living the dream life? grew up in McCall where his first in- veys the difference between what required to make a feature length ~t's really not so simple, In fact, if you think about The public service announce- terest in film was sparked. During American newscast viewers see on film. Cordtz is thankful to execu- ;t too hard, you're liable to lose some sleep. ment (PSA) ;'Animated Iraq: The high school, he and a friend found television and what actually occurs tive producer, Dave Turner, for giv- : From Oct. 5-10, Boise State's Theatre Arts pro- Media" created by Jesse Cordtz, a sponsors to fund their own kalei- overseas during wartime. The news ing him a lot of creative control over ~ram performed Pedro de la Barca's play, "Life is a senior communications major .at doscope of music, live interviews journalist in the film, wittily named both projects and to Sheena Myles Dream." The play was written around 1635. BSU, has recently been selected as and discussions on "The C-dog and Cory Spondent, reassures viewers for drawing the animated character : Director Ann Hoste explains that a contempo- one of the top ten videos in the na- Herman Show" for KMCLradio. Post on the American homefront that he inhisPSA. rary audience may have trouble understanding tionwide "Film Your Issue" contest. graduation from McCall Donnelly is live from Iraq where things are go- Cordtz encourages prospective I! ;some of the conventions of the distant past. One The contest, which is supported by High School, Cordtz and two close ing well and as planned. However, -- filmmakers to get out into the public potable issue is the importance astrology had in the American Democracy Project, friends vacationed in Tobago, the just moments after production, the and get as much experience as pos- those times and how the pseudo science mingled Rock the Vote, mtvU, Americans for most southern of the Caribbean is- newscast is cut, the phony dropback sible. He differentiates talking about :with Christian ideals. Legitimate science was the Arts and The Film Foundation, lands. Upon return from vacation, of Iraq is removed and missiles fly making a film and actually doing it: 'born from astrology, and in Calderon's time, this encourages college students from he discovered that his mother reg- overhead exposing the truth. "Get off your ass and do it now." .uicw way of looking at the universe gave rise to the around the U.S. to make a 3D-sec- istered him for film classes at BSU. Although Cordtz is anxiously The poles for the PSA competi- inquisition. And, as Galileo learned in his brush ond PSA about an issue currently "Because I did photography and ra- awaiting the results of public votes tion close soon, so support your col- ; with Christian inquisitors, "no one expects the affecting them. Contestants are first dio she thought it would be a good to determine the top film, he is league and visit www.ftlmyourissue. , Spanish Inquisition", judged within their college commu- marriage. So really, my mother glad to have more time dedicated org and click on the bumblebee to Honor was another concept of the age. Hoste ex- nity where one contestant's film is chose my destiny," Cordtz said. to his other film project "Tangerine rate the finalists today. If "Animated , plained in the program notes that, "Safeguarding chosen for the national competition. Looks like mother knows best; and Lolly: Little Leaves in the City Iraq: The Media" is nominated as , honor fashioned a personal and a public image, The panet of judges for the national the success of "Animated Iraq: The of Trees" and the public television the best film, Cordtz will have the but it also protected the social status quo." Honor competition, which includes Wes Media" has caused Cordtz to re- dhow for children "Bits and Pieces." opportunity to meet with major net- drove people to act in ways we would view today as Craven amongst other directors, ceive well deserved recognition in Editing, producing, and being cam- work executives in Los Angeles. irrational or foolish but the Renaissance contem- chooses the top ten films; the public the world of film both 01' aid off eraman for the children's show poraries in Europe were really dying to have it. then decides the winner of best film campus. Cordtz's P~ .nowcases has prepared Cordtz for a career in Given the other timeless ideas addressed in "Life via Internet voting. his belief that mainstream media is film, while working on "Tangerine Is A Dream," it's no wonder Hoste decided to di- , rect this production. She explained that she read : Sigismund's monologue and wanted to do the play. , This particular adaptation was Hoste's own. Stage manager Leah Austin described it as, "Amarriage [on stage] of contemporary and classical [styles]." Matthew Melton starred as Sigisrnund, a prince whose superstitious father, King Basilio of Poland (played by Ian E. Mundorff) had him locked away 'in a tower soon after birth. King Basilio, feeling Award- guilty and determined that free will can triumph over fate, decides to give his son a chance to prove • • his benevolence. Sigismund is drugged by the King's loyal gen- wmmng eral. Clotaldo (Josh Belville) and carried offto the palace where he is treated like royalty and told of his condition. As you may imagine, a guy whose "Rent' shows been chained to a rock almost all of his life could be quite dysfunctional. The angry young man kills a servant and almost rapes Rosaura (JessikaBoyll), the revenge-seeking, Boise a thing distraught ex-lover of Sigismund's cousin, Astolfo (Roger W. Venable). Subsequently, Sigismund is drugged, put back in chains and told by Clotaldo or two that his brief experience as a prince was just a dream. The whole incident forces Sigismund to question life and through his pondering, he be- Though slightly frenetic at the onset, mom BY KRISTA AUAHsmlE AnDmn TARVIS- ESTVOLO to preclude the audience from seeing Aoger and Mark, two poor er nsts, battla gins to realize his moral obligation to society. Culture Writer into the world of the production. the swift pace ofthe action, the boun- life In New York Clt~ With the help of close Ambition and honor are attributes that drive The play begins with Mark enter- cily-stylized choreography, and the friends end loue. people to excel but as this play demonstrates, An authentic Broadway musical ing from stage left, setting up an old modern-rock soundtrack easily kept those virtues can have negative effects on others. tore through the Morrison Center last video camera to begin recording the the audience's attention. Characters' How much control do we humans have over our week. The Tony Award and Pulitzer night's festivities. "December 24, 9 interrelations were established, which "Rent" was written by Jonathan destinies? What are the responsibilities of those in Prize-winning production "Rent" is p.m., Eastern Standard Time. From led beautifully into the sadder, more Larson, who died tragically in 1996 power? As actor Ian Mundorff put it, "Do we com- a realistic two hour snapshot of our here on in, I shoot without a script. painful side oflove in the action after of an aortic aneurysm, just before his mit a crime to stop a criminal?" world. See if anything comes of it, instead of intermission. work was finally brought to the stage. These issues are addressed by the end of the With Idaho's culture as a whole myoid shit. First shot: Roger, tuning The beauty of "Rent" is that it takes Easy descriptions flow out of me play. King Basilio decides that Astolfo will marry being thoroughly reserved and con- the fender guitar he hasn't played in on such broad social issues with such when I try to synopsize the show. It Princess Estrella (Nicole E. Barger) and receive servative, "Rent" plowed through a year." Mark sang. The audience was little caution. It brings quiet laughs takes on a darker side of life, illustrat- . the crown but the Polish subjects reject the idea homosexuality, AIDS, interracial dat- immediately introduced to the main to issues that people aren't allowed ing faults in both society and individ- : and rebel, citing Sigismund as the rightful heir. ing, homelessness, drug use and vari- duo, Mark and Roger, aspiring artists: to laugh

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of ,"I- \ ~ J i. ' HewCD ]ja~idO~ David D. Russell talked about what shaped hiS film A free-flowing mind "I [Hurt) Huckabees," end ~. sundrl/ other thmgs, 10 e recent mtervlelll In Seattle, inspection WashmgtDn. gushes with ideas IlHlllllJlOOllAftllrtKIIIESlEIiEIJSUl'D,ElINES So, attempt No. 2 at what ing followed by a woman detec- would become. "Huckabees" was tive not for criminal reasons, for DRN MCNEESE such classics as "Sheena Is a Punk .a screenplay based on a Zendo existential reasons.' And I said, Culture Writer Rocker," "I Want to be Sedated" (a Zen temple) in New York that oh, there's the story, that's it. A.qd and 28 other songs that don't Russell-had been attending. "At I wrote this, and my assistant Jeff rTSUNAMI BOMB suck. The tunes are catchy and 6 every evening;~!}awYElJs"an,d' (Baenal became my co-writer, n because Lwas tired of writing "The Oeflmtlue Act • the messages are delivered with journalists and ,&cientists, and Kung Fu Records sincerity. You can buy it used at carpenters would come and take alone." .' ,., . , : Hastings for $8.99 but the music their coats off andput downthelr Thus began the"Huckabee~" A buzzword being thrown Is priceless. bags, sit in the 'semi-darkness. adventure, whiCh included read- around a lot these days is "emo,' together, silently, and investi-: .'i~g the script aloud to Hoffman For those who don't know what 4 out of 5 rope burns. gate being and consciousness. I in orderto entice him ("He said, "emo" is, it's short for "emotion- , thought it was very funny, as well 'Arthur Miller did that: and I got al." Moreover, it's "emotional as a serious place." all dumb"), recruiting Jude Law, punk rock." It's the crap you hear UOO DOD GLOW SKULLS Schwartzman, Tomlin and Naomi Watts and French actress at Hot Topic or on a soundtrack to "AdiCClon, TredlClon, Reuoluclon" , . Mark Wahlberg (of "Three Isabelle Huppert, and conduct- lame teen comedies about high Ulctory Records Kings") were all attracted to ing a free-spirited shoot of tlie school kids playing football. It's the project at this point. But the film last year, Clearly saddened a sound so distinctive that you Ska has been around for three script just wasn't working, so by a "hideous" recent New Yo~k 'can't mistake it for real music. generations. Ska-core is the fu- Russell put it away. "Two weeks Times article that described sev- Emo bands usually consist of late sion of third generation ska and BY MDIRR MRCDDNALD about spirituality and the self, as later I had a dream. I always eral on-set meltdowns, Russell teen/early twenty-somethings hard core/punk rock. Ne'er a The Sesttle Times did his later studies at Amherst write my dreams in a notebook spoke affectionately of working and play poppy tunes that a femi- band is as hard core ska (re- College with Indo-Tibetan schol- and don't read them for a couple with his cast. "I would love to nine lead singer (male or female) member, it's called ska-core) as SEATTLE - It. was .midway ar Robert Thurman (yes, Uma's weeks. This time, it says, 'I'm be- make another film with them.'" whines along with. ' Voodoo Glow Skulls. Their sev- through the Interview - at the father). Tsunami Bomb is borderline enth album "Adicclon, Tradiclon, demonstration of the Pee-wee "Dustin Hoffman's character is based on him - he always wore Groups of three or Emo. They can't make up their Revolucion" is no doubt their Herman "Tequila" dance, to be Checkout the monthly mare will get dflCount' mind if they are a riot grrl band or hardest yet. In all fairness, it's precise - when I realized that suits," remembered Russell. "So piercing specials,this on piercing, (not month I' tongue $30.00 generic Southern California Emo one of the most amped and ener- talking to wnter/dlrector David it was very important for me to ~~f!.~ Including sale Items). band. Because they're fairly new gized underground records of the O. Russell is a bit like watch- have these suits in the movie, a (1999) it'd be okay to put them in year. There is no week section In ing his new movie, "I (Heart) certain formality." All New Moon pierclngs include We have designs for the new the emo band category. Also, only this seven-piece band. The horn Huckabees,". Both experiences Fast-forward to 1990, when the Jewelry and aftercare package with tattoo, and we can create the lead singer is female so they section is as strong as the guitar are zany, talky rides, peppered Russell was a waiter living in Manhattan. He wrote a short film . Instructions. We stand by our plerclngs, from pictures you bring In. - wouldn't be a true riot grrl band riffs are healthy. VDGS, as they with existential philosophy. and and offer free follow up service. anyway. Their new album, "The are known by fans, are on their snappy diversion, and both are about a man who sits in the back Definitive Act:' sounds 'promis- fifteenth year as a group and ultimately optimistic and uplift; of' a Chinese restaurant, with New Moon Tattoo little microphones concealed on ing at first. Three tracks in, the it shows in the, quality of their lng, 'if not always entirely com- 6422 Fairview Ave. 375-1666 ..rvery table. "He eavesdrops and generic sound becomes over- product. Where many ska bands prehensible. . "Perforating the Populas of Idaho" .writesinsanelypersonalfortunes whelming and one can't help but go the way of the aforementioned Russell, 46, an: unpredictable think this album sounds like ev- emo trend, the Glow Skulls have charmer in a slightly crumpled for these people, gets involved in _;::===::======;:===:::::::;;::::;:;:;:~;:;::~ proven themselves worthy as 'navy suit and just-woke;i.lphalr, their lives. He becomes sort ofan erything else. They should have existential detective." ~ BOOKS fill STONES. JEWELRY ~CANDLES" renamed it "The Standard Act." talented musicians with this came to town last week to pro- Several . arts organizations H G Tsunami Bomb Is not com- new album. The songs are up- mote "Huckabees," his-fourth ing to Boise any time soon. It's a beat and empowering. It will feature. And yes, hedid talk about liked the scnptan gave im " r' a make you want to dance. It will the movie, during an enjoyable some grant'" money,d but "Theh' C~one's Cu~n6oa"'.r Ts~.... wonder why the Arbiter even got Fortune Cookie" never quite ·s=~'.. 10raCC tlii1JfJssac«J' a wise· a press kit from these guys. The make you want to shout. It will 40 minutes in whieh he also worked out. Eventually Russell r, ( press release said to check out make want to lower your black discussed fashion (a publicist's wrote a different script for his 1Ue'tYJ CooKinJ Up .some 'R.fltJ ( www.tsunamibomb.com. Don't. 57 Chevy Impala a half inch from snappy pink poncho), politics (a ...... debut feature, about a young 3601 O."rfand 9lJf. "Y. ~ • '-/. .., r It at; Instead, go to the park and enjoy the ground and get a tiny chain spot-on imitation of the previ- @ljj '130;", Iialio 8JTOJ JYItlt1lCI\,/or ntll/OlVoen .. , \!llII steering wheel and cruise around ous night's presidential debate), man in the throes of an Oedipal J life. Make a necklace for your girl- relationship with his mother. at; 206-JJJ.{}8Jl anl1{(( 1jetlr f.ona! ~ friend or do some volunteer work. Riverside, California while look- technology (of a photographer's \WI W!t'W.crone,r-cup6oatJ:com J Hell, go register to vote. But don't ing for a place to skateboard remote flash. he exclaimed, "It's "Spanking the Monkey" won ------that's not run by the feds because like a little R2-D2!"), In Style Russell an Independent Spirit T -, -. , C listen to Tsunami Bomb. Award for best first feature, and A Bring tbi .. eoupon in during Odober A your brother Charlie once told magazine, Zen meditation, and a career was launched. R , and reeei"" 30% OFF R you about his home-boy getting the "big ball of wicker" given to I lout of 5 prefabricated stars. Afewyears later came the road 0 ANY ITEl\1 IN TilE sronEIl D the shake-down while wearing him on his first visit to Seattle pirated rap-around Ray Bans he in 1994. And it all made perfect movie "Flirting with Disaster," T L - - - -- _I S followed in 1999 by the Gulf War Horm: ~D"-Sllt. lOa. - Tprll, S"". 110 •• sp. AamonBS stole from a vender on the eve of sense, if you let it. your best friends wedding be- Between all of these diver- comedy/drama "Three Kings." ~ FAIRIES ~ DRAGONS ~ INCENSE. MUSIC. "Remones Menle" Though the film was a critics' Sire Records cause your best friend drank a sions, and a couple of danc- full case of beer. Pick-it-up! Pick- es, Russell traced the' history favorite, rumors flew of on-set clashes between Russell and star This month's "Maybe New it-up! Pick-it-UP! of "Huckabees," a comedy in George Clooney. "I learned from 69321Y'slalestreet to You" selection is "Ramones The Voodoo Glow skulls came which a young activist (Jason 'Three Kings,' two things," said lJoIse.ldaho83109 ' Mania"bytheRamones.Nowwith to townlast Saturday. If you saw Schwartzman) attempts to sort 9 Russell. He pauses, charmed by Ph# (208) 853-4641 three-fourths oCthe Ramones out the show you know how high en- out his life by hiring a pair of Howard s ,ettjfi' the Dr. Seuss-ish couplet, won- of the way, it won't be long for ergy they are. If you missed the existential detectives (Dustin dering aloud how hard it would the reunion to be complete. It's show you're out ofthe loop but you Hoffman, Lily Tomlin). The film ~ ~~: be to do the rest ofthe Interview ~ also a great time to check out one should check them out next time has been· in the making since Counnol (c((ees. leos. ondgoodlesl in rhyme. "One, I wanted to work lJnique of rocks most influential bands around. In the mean time, check 1990, said Russell, but it really with actors who I knew I would 4A?o .4~(le ,'16 .-Iut/ and remember back to when mu- out the local band PirkQlators. began with his first spiritual ex- Specially have a really good time with and sic was much better. 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exists between artist and listener, in theaters JANA HOFFMAN yet a bit more, to their credit, be- cuuse of the presence of Wooten's her passion and North American culture Ulrlter piano. Who says that "the keys" influence is enough to create a sufficient emotional tie. next week The Bloody Loulles "Some Trulh can't be an instrument of rock? The music is little dark; theJyr- Una Sangre is refreshing in and a Lillie Money" . BY CHAALES EALY ics leave an empty aftertaste, a the light of radio-rapped mu- In BOise October I~ et the Neurolux The Dallas Morning News "what is the point of life" feeling. sic, perfect for anyone wanting to explore sounds of the world, Released in May, "Some Truth Not that you'll want to gun your- OPENING OCT. 15: self after listening to this album. or tired of listening to the North and a Little Money" sounds like it American overly-brewed generic could have come out in 1975. The They sing more about wandering TEAM AMERICA: than living, of "loneliness, liquor, blend of pop. It's good for to get WORLD POLlCE- influence oCthe era is undeniable, out of that overrated and mind- filled with whispers of Beatles, and femme fatales;" three topics less box. Brew· up some of Lila The "South Park" team of Matt Bowie, BillyJoel-- and they've got which seem to be of interest to Downs South American blend. Stone and Trey Parker assemblG enough piano drive to make Billy the general college population. Your soul will be happy you did. a movie populated by terrorist- proud. Lead singer Eric Wooten Truly, they hold to the mel- sings out strong, at times whiny, lower pop/rock genre pretty well, fighting marionettes. And no- lUeel

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