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BY DUSTIN LRPRRY gree, and a- daughter attending News Writer classes at BSU too, a third-year marketing student, and a JUCO Metropolitan research univer- transfer-student with designs on sity of distinction. What? What? an English degree. What is it? What does the stu- Although the student turnout dent population believe it to be was small, their ideas were ex- or believe it should be? What will pansive and varied. The students it mean toBoise State University, agreed and differed with one an- the City of Boise, and the students other. who call it home? . Each was asked to brainstorm The administration wants to definitions of a :'metropolitan discover whether or not the stu- universtty," "research university," dents, staff, and faculty can come and "university of distinction." to a consensus with them on what They wrote about courage, exactly being a metropolitan re- competition, community, re- spect , recruit- search universi- ty of distinction S------ing' Ph.D's and expertise, entails. direction, rep- "We want to We want to resentation, know if our cam- grants and pus is aligned growth and on our views of know if our fears for the what a metro- future. They politan research asked about university of dis- expansion PHaro BY FBANCIS DI:I.Al'ENAI'lilf AHBITrB tinction is," said campus is and creating Cindy Anson, the a reputation Students take lull advantage 01 the Iree prlnllng currently avallable Inside the Multipurpose Butldtnq. projects coordi- and being cre- nator for the pro- ative and bold. vost's office and aligned on our They spoke the facilitator of of connec- the student fOCUS tions between group. "Are there views of what the commu- some real dis- nity, both in Fee-based printing the ~ agreements on business and what it means? Is there a gap? If a metropolitan ~~~e~~~~~~: there is, how do versity. They we close it?" spoke of so These arc many. things questions that research wave of the future that could and need answers could not hap- able to use a computer you paid for the usc before the BStJ slruclures at campU$es across thp. country, pen. of,"he says of the cramped printing lines. administration BY MRRY GRRCE LUCRS comparing prices and software design, and university of The results News Writer Henderson says the new system will give can decide on of their dis- trying to find what fits the students at BSU. . each student an amount of "printing credit" a path that will Henderson says the group has also had stu- cussion will A fee-based printing system may be test- to be tracked on their student identification lead the univer- dent input from ASBSU President David be compiled, ed in Boise State computer labs over spring cards. The cost of each printing job would sity toward be- distinctio~ is., Morriss and former ASBSU Sen. Ramlro along with break and throughout the semester. While be debited from the account with any print- coming a metro- others from students won't be charged per page yet, that Castro. ing beyond the given amount charged to the politan research the remaining "Reigning in the cost and putting the student. Henderson says the printing pric- university of dis- may change next fall. money where it should be," will keep lab focus groups Stephen Henderson, Manager ofthe Boise es will vary based on what the equipment tinction. - Cindy Anson fees down, Henderson says. Students ,to create a State Office of Information Technologies needs of the specific jobs may be, such as To answer should have as much free printing as nec- comprehen- computer labs, says right now, labs and stu- color ink, legal paper, and the like. these questions, 1------essary to complete an average semester, sive "vision dents bear the costs of excessive printing, Students will need to swipe their student Academic Affairs he says. Henderson says some universities statement," Anson said. and he'd like to see that reworked. ID at a "print release station," where print has created a series of 30 focus From there, the administration charge for every page printed, while others groups where interested parties According to Henderson, the Multi work will be managed. But, Henderson says must decide on a course of ac- purpose lab recycle bins fill weekly with up may charge nothing at all. Here at BSU,he the program is not a tracking system, and may voice their opinions. All stu- says the group will try to stay on the high- tion. Itmust determine an "action to 40,000 sheets of printed work left behind students will have privacy over what they dents are invited and encouraged er side of paper allocation as compared to plan," as Anson calls it, which by students and others. Money for this pa- are printing. to come, Anson said. should be completed before the peer universities, thus affecting only those The first focus group involving per is derived from student fees, which may Henderson says that most likely the cred- end of the fall 2005 semester. be augmented to account for the waste. This printing excessively. it will not roll over from one semester to students was held Monday night Abusive printing, says Henderson, leads "If this is where we are now, could hit students in the pocketbook. the next. He also says the issue is striking a in the Alexander Room of the to long lines and disgruntled students. and this is where we need to be," In the last two years, a committee tenta- balance with the equipment costs, and stu- Student Union. The focus group Anson said, widening her hands Henderson suggests that if students are Monday afternoon was canceled, tively called the "Fee Based Printing Work dents will not be able to cash in their credit apart, "how are we going to get Group" has looked to implement a flexible limited to a few hundred or so pages per for other campus services. "Is the system because no students showed up. from here to there? We want to semester, students will think twice before Only Jour of Boise State's ap- fee system that will put an end to paper going to literally return dollars to the pock- find out what the common vision waste and excess cost to those not abusing printing out a 750 legal document and forc- proXimately 18,000 students ets of students? No. But' it wiIl get students is to develop a common picture of ing others to wait up to twenty minutes. showed uP10 voice their opinions the system. "Wewant zero impact to the av- to stop and think." what it means to Boise State. We "Youguys all pay a fee, and here you arc un- at the evening session. There was erage student," I:Ienderson says. are looking for an affinity pro- o The FBPWGhas researched different fee a graduate student with math and engineering degrees, a criminal cess." justice major with a master's de- : Boise State names new vice president for university advancement .

plishes a whole variety of profes- Kustra said. sional and personal opportuni- is not only the best qualified can' . stepped down from the position In addition to his jobs at BY MRRIRNR BEKKER ties," Frisch said. "Myfamily and I didate for the position, but that he last July to become the. national Washington State and Hawaii, News Writer are very excited about the chance is also uniquely qualified to pro- executivedirectoroftheAmerican Frisch served as associate director to reconnect with Boise State vide leadership for the Office of Youth Soccer Organization. Mark of develo,Pment for the University President Kustra recently an- University and the Boise commu- University Advancement at this Durham, Boise State's director of of Arizona, and as executive di- nounced the appointment of critical time in Boise State's his- -government relations, has been rector .of CampaJgn Arizona, a nity." Rick Frisch as'Boise State's new Frisch's appointment is still tory," Kustra said. serving as interimvice president university-wide fundraising ini- , ViCepresiclent for university ad- pending approval by the State According to Kustra, it is time for university advancement since .tiative. He also worked as director . vancemenr.Currentlyserving as Board of Education. If the board for Boise State to prepare for a Smith's departure. of major gifts at the University of . Washington State Univerisity's approves him, Frisch's responsi- comprehensive campaign that Fosch grew up in Boise, gradu- Southern California, and direc- vice president for university de- bilitieswillincludeservingasBoise will provide significant sup- ating from Boise High School in tor ofdevelopment at Chaminade velopment, Frisch has over 25 port for programs, buildings 1971-He attended Boise State's chief fundraiser and over- and Statefor University of Honolulu. years of experience in fundrais- seeing the Office ofDevelopment. scholarship~. . ..;... '.. -. .' one year,l;lUt .graduated magna According to Frisch, he has al- ing and development in both pub- the Alumni Association arid the "Rick's.~erlepce Is-critlcal to. .: cum laudelri1995 with a bachelor ways been a proud promoter of lic and private organizations. He BSUFoundation.He is schedUled our prepa~ationfursu~ a ~~- ,of business degree in marketing the Treasure Valley's culture, and is also familiar with the Western to start his position by mid to late palgn andI look forward toWOrk:-- from the UniversityofArlzona. of the potential Boise State pos- April. .. . . Athletic Conference ..after. spend- ing closely With hlmt(): acc~m-. ,;tIt'shean.ening to knOW that he ing one year as the University of sesses. plish ouduri~alsing g0ll1st, ;) . has som!! ot.that original Bronco HOur move to Boise accom- Hawaii's interim president.· . Frisch reJlltites lUckS~~h,?, blood fl~ tht()ligh hiS veins," "I am confident that Rick Frisch .Iocal/bsu nat.tonal '- local/bsu world . urnr.ld water. BSU graduate history student Bob Kent will display his research on the his- would allow new elections free of inter- BOise,State's Alpha Scien~bth~~'tdiinal1Y tory o~ Boise's municipal wa~er sy~tem car bomb kills 116inIraq ference from Syria. Chi Omega celeb rates and Boise photographer-wnter Diane Karaml replaced Hariri in October unearth the\tark Secrets .HILLAH, Iraq - Iraq's insurgents after Hariri resigned along with three Ronayne will preview her anniversary public art commissioned work on wa- Monday slipped a massive car bomb into other ministers to protest the extension of'the Donner party an area normally off-llmlts to vehicles, of pro-Syrian Lebanese President Emile In observance of 35 years on the Boise ter and wastewater. . CHICAGO - A newly discovered cache then detonated it in front of a medical State University' campus; Alpha Chi Lahoud's term in office. of bones may shed light on one of the clinic where dozens of military and po- The resignation of the government Omega sorority has planned anniver- most ghoulish and enduring myster- ice recruits were .lined up to undergo was a stunning development in an un- sary events and will hold a diaper drive " ies of the West , whether members of physicals. folding crisis that's given new life to op- to benefit the Women's and Children's the Donner party resorted to cannibal' what. t.he? The explosion killed 116 people In ponents of Syria's continued involve- ism during their snowbound months of Alliance: this city 60 miles south of Baghdad and ment in Lebanon, but it's also unsettled An open house will be held from noon- starvation atop the Sierra Nevada moun- wounded dozens more. It was the deadli- a country where a IS-year civil war once 3 p.m. Saturday, March 5, at the Alpha tains, and if so, how they carried out the What do you mean, no est single insurgent attack since the war made its name synonymous with politi- Chi Omega house located on Chrlsway macabre deed. ' began, and it suggested that Iraq's Jan. 30 Drive. This will be a time for friends and cal bloodshed. Armed with the latest high-tech foren- french fries!? elections and the recent arrests of some sisters to reminisce and view updates to sic tools, scientists are poring over frag- insurgent leaders haven't crippled the the chapter house, which has been home A man sitting at the drive-through ments of buttons, mirrors and teacups, " loose alliance of militant IsIamists, dis- to the organization for more than 30 window of a fast-food restaurant in his gruntled Sunni Muslims and renegades nat.lonal hoping to develop the most detailed ac- pick-Up truck in DuBois, Pa., became en- counting yet of those final days, the dark years. ' from Saddam Hussein's regime. Alumnae and collegiate members are raged when he was told they were out of end to a grueling cross-country jour- The insurgents now appear to be focus- invited to a "formal banquet later that french fries. He and his buddy went in Lighters to be banned on ney that began In Springfield, Ill., In the ing their attacks on Iraqis who work for or evening at the owyhee Plaza, 1109 Main and cursed at the staff. spring of1846. . support the U.S.-backed government, in St. in Boise. For more information, con- When the guy went back outside, he airline flights The team of scientists and scholars , an apparent effort to discredit the Iraqi saw them writing down his license plate drawn from universities across the West, tact Jerilyn Grow at (208) 631-8794 or regime and provoke civil war between WASHINGTON - Airline passengers number, so he backed his truck into one say their analysis will offer the first con- [email protected]. Sunni and Shiite Muslims. will have to ditch their lighters or lose Diapers and baby supplies will be col- of them, then headed out on the highway crete proof of what happened. If can- Many of the dead on Monday perished them to airport security screeners when lected to benefit the WCA shelter as part where police were waiting for him. He nibalism took place, they want to gain hen buildings that housed government a new ban on lighters takes effect in scuffled with the cops, and then, while a clearer picture of who engaged in the of the anniversary event and in correla- offices and shops In the busy downtown April. . he was handcuffed in the back seat of the taboo practice as well as better explain tion with Alpha Chi Omega's national istrlct collapsed from the force of the The ban reflects Congress' fear that philanthropy effort, Supporting Victims cruiser, kicked out the rear window. explosion. Body parts were scattered for lighters could be used to ignite bombs why so many died. He was in no position to make trouble: Scientists, who hope to release their of Domestic Violence. Donations may blocks, and hysterical survivors-trudged on planes or otherwise damage or de- There was already a warrant out for his findings later this year, will be 100ki!1g be made at either of the above events or through pools of blood searching for rel- stroy them. The Transportation Security arrest, and results of a blood-alcohol test for evidence of other cooking activities by contacting Alpha Chi Omega at 344- atives. Administration until now had banned 6620. were not favorable. all but butane lighters and said each pas- besides tea-making around the camp- senger could carry no more than two. fire. TSA's new ruling extends the ban to all "To establish cannibalism, you look for Police? What are they Lebanon's pro-Syrian butane lighters, effective April 14. the 'three B's' , burning, breakage and Fettuccine forum looks at Proponents of the ban, including Sen. butchery:' said G. Richard Scott, an an- doing here? government resigns Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., cited the case of thropologist at the University of Nevada, air quality convicted "shoe bomber" Richard Reid, at Reno, and a member of the dig team, Anxious to take advantage of a snow- storm that left city streets in Attnang, BEIRUT, Lebanon - Lebanon's entire who tried but failed to light explosives in which includes archaeologists, anthro- The March installment of the revived Austria, impassable and deserted, two pro-Syrian government resigned Monday his shoes with matches. Had Reid been pologists and other specialists from a Fettuccine Forum, a lecture series on the teenage thieves stole 43 radios from night, two weeks after senior opposition using a lighter, he might have brought half-dozen universities. future and past ofBoise and the Treasure parked cars, one after the other. leader Rafik Hariri was killed in a bomb down 'the plane, Dorgan said. Reid was "The burning is when the bone has been Valley, will be held Thursday, March. 3, Police arrived and foilowed their foot- blast widely suspected of being the work sentenced to life in prison In 2003. charred to some extent. The butchery is in the Rose Room in the historic Union cut marks and marks, and the breakage Block, 718 W. Idaho St. Doors open at 5 prints in the snow from one car to the of Syrian agents. The butane lighter ban is expected to Tens of thousands of demonstrators streamline security procedures, because is where ... a heavy stone smashes open p.m, and the 40-minute presen~ation be- next and finally to their apartment. gathered outside Parliament cheered in the past screeners had to distinguish the bone to get the marrow." gins at 5:30 p.m. Admission and appetiz- as Prime Minister Omar Karaml an- between butane lighters and types that Archaeologists also will be checking ers are free; a cash bar will be available. for a fourth "b," boiling, which can be es- Rob Sterling, corporate environment and It's easy: point gun, grab nounced his resignation and that of his were banned. tablished by finding "pot polish" , micro- safety manager for Micron TechnolQgy, Cabinet. The Department of -Transportation cash, got it? Parliament had spent much of the bans lighters in checked baggage, so pas- scopic smoothness at the ends of bones will speak on "A Fog Over Boise: The caused by rolling around in boiling wa- Hidden Cost of Dirty Air." Sterling, one day debating how the inve~tigatlon into sengers wanting to keep them have few An armed man robbing a Chinese - of the Treasure Valley's leading authori- Hariri's killing was being handled, and a options aside from returning to their ter. grocery store in Minnesota put his gun "Cannibalism is the best known best- ties on air pollution, will offer solutions vote of no confidence in the government cars to stow lighters or handing them off down on the counter so he could scoop known feature of the Donner party, but was expected soon. to non-fliers. for cleaning the air. up the cash, The clerk grabbed it. The it is the least understood," said Kristin In addition, Leslie Blackburn, program, "I am keen that the government will The U.S. Postal Service considers light- robber fled. Johnson, the team's historian. "(People) headofthe Boise State University Center not be 0 hurdle in front of those who ers to be hazardous material and will not have the idea that the Donner party went for Horticulture Technology, and horti- want the good for this country. I declare mail them. the resignation of the government that I Passengers can continue to carry up crazy and they killed one another for culture student Barbara McEvoy will dis- had the honor to head:' Karami said. to four books of matches, but that, too, is food and it was a feeding frenzy." play indoor plants that help clean the air, In Washington, the White House wel- under reconsideration, said TSA spokes- and landscape plants that help conserve comed Karami's resignation and said it woman Amy Von Walter.

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• THE ARBITER \ MAR 03 2005 Executive candidates speak their • • mind ,VISIon Joe Holladay [Presidential candidate) and Tablelle Antchekou [Presidential candidate) and I. Kamron Ahmed[uica Presidential candidate) Jefferson D~y [UI(;ePresidential candidate) and I have been thinking of the Our mission is to help Boise as well. Care Center. We will promote many ways we can not only help by seventy-five dollars next year. State University with its great It is through this increased di- AsPresident and VicePresident, more family-oriented events and ASBSUbe a more effective body We also voted to reduce the huge metamorphosis into a metropoli- rect student representation and we will first be committed to the activities at BSU. We will con- and a liaison to every entity con- increase in the general education tan university of distinction. We participation that students will empowerment of students. As tinue to promote activities that cerned with students on campus, fee. Wewill make all efforts to en- feel that as your elected officials, develop more ownership and senators, we created the most show the beauty of diversity and but how we can generally make sure that tuition will not be added we have a solemn responsibility pride in their university experi- legislation to help students have encourage open-mindedness and Boise State a better university. to student fees. We already wrote to represent the students of Boise ence. These types of expericnces a greater voice, and we will con- cultural awareness. We wrote the Here are a few of the themes and passed a resolution against State in such a way as to facilitate will lead to our own unique Boise tinue our efforts. For example, bills to create and finance Cesar we have expounded on (available it. Furthermore, this week Belle this grand undertaking. State culture and entrenched tra- Jefferson wrote a bill that would Chavez week. We also co-spon- for viewing at www.Voteorange. have created a way for students to wrote and submitted legislation We believe that the funda- ditions. sorcd the resolution that called Finally, this formation of com): directly submit bills to the Senate for BSUto enter the lawsuit filled mental way we (as student rep- for severing the contract with unique traditions and culture at How we can better staff univer- for consideration. If elected, we by ISUand LCSCagainst the State resentatives) can help nurture Taco Bell, since the administra- Boise State will aid our students sity committees- will ensure that a member of our Board of Education for trying to this great university goal, Is to tion made the contract with a In developing a desire to have a The problems with the ASBSU executive staff sits in a SUBboot h add illegal tuition to our student focus on three major themes controversially unethical corpo- stake in the university's future. constitution and how to fix to hear student concerns as often fees: this subsequent year. These We believe in fiscal responsi- ration without any representa- Once this happens, future alum- them- as possible. We would like to en- themes are: Tradition, Unity, and The need for a Residential bility and accountability, and we tion from the students. We be- ni donations will increase. Tl1is courage greater communication lieved that better sponsors might Distinction. Life Representative to sit on the will back it up by first working to First of all, we feel that the Increase will help the adminis- and collaboration among student have been found that would given ASBSUSenate- rescind the huge raise the presi- number one way to confront tration move forward with such organizations. Belle wrote a bill BSU more money if the naming The need and how to better dent and vicc president received these themes Is through morc goals as increasing graduate and that would have done so. She also rights were better advertised. We educate students and to conduct last year. We arc against corrup- direct representatlon,education, doctorate offerings, setting up wrote a resolution that called for would like to bring back the book polls to better ascertain the stu- tion in all forms and that is why and communication to and from research facilities, continuing the establishment by the student swap, but with an economic plan dent-body's will with regards we would like to have a constitu- ASBSU,the student body, the ad- to hire and retain top notch in- government and administration that makes better sense, as well to on-campus Issues (Taco Bell tional convention to take more ministration, and the various structors, building the necessary to instill a student involved griev- as a book trade circle. Finally, Arena, student fees, fees vs. tu- power from the executive and clubs, committees, and auxilia- buildings and structures,' etc. o ance process for when students we don't need to mudsling, flip- ition, etc.)- give it to the other branches. We ries. . We feel very strongly that the pro- felt they were victims of vindica- flop, or give people a lot of fluff. The best ways in which to com- will continue to work on issues This Increased flow of com- grams we have outlined (avail- tion by administration or faculty. We have a strong work ethic. We municate urgent and time sensi- that affect the often-ignored, munication will diminish stu- able for viewing at voteorange. We will continue to fight have proven that we do what we tive Information to the students- non-traditional students. We will dent apathy and not only allow com) will succeed In Implement- against unnecessary student fee say. We have a working record of ,We feel that our vision- will increases. We have stuck to our also promote more affordable students to represent themselves ing the communication neces- daycare and would like to cre- trust. sary to foster an environment make a very positive .irnpact on platform. We voted to eliminate more directly and have a great- this university and would like the newly proposed facility fee ate an evening drop-in daycare er impact and role in their own that will create traditions, unify in the SU~ and in the Children's the student body, and ultimate- to invite you to our website once that would increase student fees educations, but will also allow more, where you can not only for more extracurricular educa- ly help create the environment sample our vision, but post your tional opportunities that not only necessary to reach our goal' of critiques) insights, and yOU! own enrich the overall college experi- becoming a metropolitan univer- vision as well! Treuor Klem [Presidential candidate] and ence, but will provide invaluable sity of distinction. social and cultural opportunities For some time now, Kamron Amber Euans [Urce Presidential candidate) sporting events on campus. This To the students of Boise State: have the opportunity for funding. would allow for a growth in the Taylor Newbold[Presidential candidate] and Tuition has been a two-sided This includes religious clubs who tradition on campus and create affair since the idea was intro- put the same time and effort into making this university a great a student atmosphere that pro- duced. We believe in the growth motes the university. This would Molly George [Urea PreSidential candidate) and progress of BSU.If tuition is place. Currently religious clubs guarantee that there are students to Improve our campus. Fees are going to benefit the institution as are not afforded the same oppor- Howdoes nothavingto buyyour passes a bill to purchase togas in the stands with a sense of pride not the enemy-the lack of state a whole, students should support tunities as other clubs to receive textbooks fornext fall sound?With for a football game or a float for a for the university, encouraging funding is. tuition. This does not mean that funding. We do not want to cut the inauguration of a new ASBSU homecoming parade-how does student involvement. Upon our election, every pos- or lessen the amount of funding president comes the responsibil- this show an interest In the bet- the students will not have a voice We believe in unity, the con- sible step will be made to ensure as to how the money is allocated clubs receive. Ity to handle a budget of over a terment of the students they rep- nection between all functions that current legislators demon- or who has the power to distrib- Because of the growing con- half a million dollars. Unlike the resent? Should any of these Indi- and organizations on campus. strate their approval to better fund ute funds. There must be caps cerns of students on a variety of promises made by many local, viduals be elected to a position Campus politics has reached a higher education. We will launch and regulations put into place to issues, we have created a plan state, and national politicians, it of more power? Would you vote critical point. It's time all stu- a massive campaign to collect insure that the students will not that will allow students the op- Is easy for us as fellow students for an individual who gave them- dents and organizations unite on thousands of signatures of regis- have drastic increases in costs to portunity to take democratic ac- tokeepours. Following our elec- selves a raise-money that could the issues they have in common tered voters who are students and tion. A student initiative will give tion, two copies of every textbook be used to fund a 24-hour com- attend the university. to achieve their goals. It is time concerned Idaho citizens on a pe- Necessary growth needs to students with viable concerns required by every instructor for puterlab? to create a student government tition. The signatures will then be take place on campus. The area various avenues to be heard. This every class will be purchased The current ASBSU has done that can have a standing relation- sent to every legislator, and cam- proposed student initiative would and placed on reserve for use In next to nothing to lobby the state that needs the most attention ship with the administration, so paigns to embarrass and censure give an opportunity to petition Albertson Library. This allows legislature regarding student is the quad. The Parking and administrators can work with legislators who do not palpably students and gather enough In- students who otherwise -can- fees/tuition. The student Senate Transportation Department has students to achieve our goals to- indicate higher education support terests for a vote to be decided not afford to buy their books the should have sent delegates to proposed a dismount zone in the gether. President Kustra and the will ensue. Individuals should not by the student body in an online opportunity to use them free of speak with our legislators and quad that would require students administration have great things be dropping out ofschool because vote. Such issues as the Taco Bell charge. convince them to better fund who ride bikes, skateboards, and in store for BSU. We as students they cannot afford to pay for their Arena could be petitioned, sup- We are first and foremost stu- higher education for the students scooters to dismount from their should want our university to be a ported by students, and put to an dents for the betterment of .stu- of Boise State University. Itis not a education. transportation and walk. This better place. The administration BSU students need to have online vote for the entire student dents. far walk from campus to the state does not need to.happen. As the is working on making our educa- the burden of the costs of books body. During such turbulent times at house. university continues to grow, the tion worth more, not only to us, ameliorated. BSU students need Students who live on-campus ASBSU,it is necessary for quali- Current ASBSU presidential area in which students commute but also to the working world. to have a 24-hour computer Jab or in residence halls, Including fied and unbiased leaders to candidates have expressed their between classes also needs to open. BSU students need to pay fraternities and sororities, should emerge, take the reins, and steer dislike In student fee increas- grow. less for their education, and BSU We believe that all clubs should have better access to tickets for student government in the right es-more particularly, a fee that students need to have their needs direction. Both the current Senate would expand the Student Union heard. These can all be met with and executive branches of ASBSU Building. What these candi- your support in the form of a vote have made questionable political dates and others must realize is on broncoweb on March 9 and 10. practices. When a student Senate that student fees are necessary

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THE ARB I T E R MAR 03 2005 Ell .".,..,_~=~,:"'~,,="','":'?:-c:,""",.=::~~'.,,--,.:""""~._'"..:<.,,:.,:.,..::.".:.:'C'":.,,,... __.__.."'''':~! i1 d a !j Where~s F acllonlhe ~ haps In the-next seuen daus ... . TODRY [3/3) 5- 7 p.m. III the Student Union Building Coffee House Concert Series featuring Rochelle Smith. Acoustic rock guitarist Smith heads to the Brava Stage tonight to show off her strum- ming and picking. Free admission. FRIDRY [3/tt) 8 p.rn. at the Neurolux Aqueduct in concert. Cost is $3.

7- 10p.m, in the Special Events Center Sawtooth Mountain Film Festival. Admission is $5 if purchased in advance or $7 at the door. For more information, call.426-1946. SRTURDRY [3/5) 8 p.m. in the Special Events Center Stu?ent l!nion Classic Performance Series featuring Linda Wang. At age mne, Linda Wang made her violin solo debut with Zubin Mehta and the New YorkPhilharmonic. For ticket information, call 426-1230.

8 p.m. at The BigEasy Concert House Saliva in concert. Tickets are $13. SUNDRY [3/6) 7 p.m. in the Morrison Center 2004-2005 Family Theater Series - "The Magic School Bus" Series. Tickets range from $54 - $72. Individual tickets range from $15.; $20 plus an SASservice charge. For more information, call Scott Bodmer at 426-1629. MONDRY [3/1) 7 p.m. in the SUBLookout Room "Shelled." A documentary of the art created by women who dared to step out of the confines of mass media, unrealistic fashion culture, and the very shells that bound them. TUESDRY [3/8) 5:30 p.m. at the Boise State Women's Center "The Sisters of '77." On an historic weekend in November 1977, 20,000 women and men attended the first federally funded National Women's Conferencein Houston, TX,where they revolutionized the women's movement. Laith Sklveen (top), Don Richie, Trevor I: WEONESDRY [3/9) Hadtbah and host Pat Mac enterlain the Ji; 7 -11;55 a.m. at http://Broncoweb.boisestate.edu Special Eveots Center crowd on Monday night. ; I, ASBSUStudent Government Elections, day one: All fee-paying stu- /~ dents are eligible to vote. Log on using your broncoweb user name and it password and cast your vote for senators and student body president. her Barbies and how Ken pre- I~ Then he unveiled his back to about being old and reminisc- For more information, call 426-1440. BY THOM GARZONE ferred the company of G.I.Joe. /1 show off what he called "thong ingabout growing up seeming- Culture Writer There were twenty comedians ;[ spenders." R.K.Williams poked ly made a real coimection with audience members. She joked present at Open Mic Night and it Students and locals filled the fun at being black and said he Pat Mac brought them each on- it feels like a Cocoa Puff in a bowl about how her father let her StudentUnionBuilding'sSpecial ride in their boat as it was be- stage. It was easy to see that all i; Events Center Monday evening. ofwhite milk locally. the comedians were immensely i; Then, surprisingly, a young ing pulled by their car. Another .50, Host pat Mac kicked off Open example was when she gave talented, even though some per- :; boy named Trevor took the Mic Night with some intelligent formers took the stage for their it stage doing a cartwheel, an in- her husband a tube of anti-itch and interesting comedy, telling very first time. anuwav.r .. spiring move. A performer by cream for their nnniversarv, She jokes about his school teacher- It's an accurate statement to the name of Pete Peterson came laughed off her apparent lack of wife, then introducing the com- say this was an exciting event. on, wound up an egg timer, dis- sexual attractiveness to her hus- peting comedians. One comic From the audience, it was easy played a paper bag, and took band. She says, "I'm a crock pot, that showed promise was Nick, to see the comics reaching out out a stuffed Winnie the Pooh. he's a microwave." as he went on about having two for laughs and how satisfying it (,- Then, .he showed the crowd a Another comedian that stood mothers. His bit was college-rel- was when they received them. :\ book on Gandhi and delved into out was Aaron Bell. He com- evant because of topics such as Pat Mac did a wonderful job to Julia Roberts. Upon arriving at political commentary. At one mented that Boise is exciting, BY TRRUIS ESTUOLO struggling with being poor. Nick as host and made sure to thank \i:_ the mlc, she blurted out a birth- point, he held up a sign with a that it is the second most white Culture Columnist brought up dating and said he all the performers. This event's day wish. Normally that's cool, number larger than a billion on town' in America, and went on likes his women like his rocking winners were chosen by the au- 1,- but she didn't explain who the it and said that was how many about common ailments and I watched the Academy Awards chairs - wobbly. dience, with the five finalists person was. AWK-ward. Chinese Communists there are. common cures. He joked that Sunday night, and I just wouldn't Don Richy, a comedian from going on to the next round on The "Best-outfit-that- . Then he added there are now marijuana can cure anorexia be myself if I didn't have some north of the border, probed March 28. Attendance is recom- makes-a-star-look-Iike-a-pear" probably more since' it's last and that coffee can cure diar- comments. In fact, what I think into the differences between mended; it's never a bad bet to SoAnyOscargoes to Beyonce. Hey, rhea. The comic Sherry was one I'll do is hand out my own awards Americans and Canadians. He been counted. attend an event on campus that she's a fox,so Destiny's Child (ren) One comedian who showed a of the best. She mimicked how that should have been given joked about being fat and coind- brings student laughs. fans, don't get all in a huff. But if lot of talent was Julie. Her jokes her gay brother would play with away, but weren't. And so, with- ed the phrase "McHeart attack." you watched the show then you out any further ado, I give you the know that during the song she SoAnyOscar winners. sang with Josh Groban - her name To start off the evening, my may as well have been Beyonce "Best_award-introduction-while- Bartlett. The dress she had on under_the-influence-of-either- made her hips look a mile wide. drugs-or-alcohol" goes to the Not that there's anything wrong Rap/blues hybrid funks up BOise venerable Al Pacino. I'm not sure what he was on, but I want some. with that. "Best Oprah shoutout:" Jamie "Best_creepy-appearance-by- Foxx. During his Best Actor ac- delight of the crowd, Love stayed an-'80s-pop-star" I give to Prince, BY MARYGRRCE LUCAS ceptance speech, he said he want- electric instead of taking an hands down. I'm uncertain how News Writer ed to talk to her and Halle Berry acoustic break. The set came to a he worked an invitation to the after the show. What a cad. An especially sauced crowd close with a spirited rendition of gala, but he looked oddly uncom- "Worst Oprah shoutout" host "1'76."Taking the stage solo for an fortable on the stage. Also, he funked out to garage-blues rock- Chris Rock. He joked about how extended encore, Love kneaded looked scarily like a circus' beard- ers G. Love and Special Sauce on rich she is, and she looked less out the gentle chorus of "Gimme ed lady, except of course, that he Tuesday night at The Big Easy than impressed. ~ Concert House in Boise. Hitting Some Lovin'." . had no beard. And lastly, the "Most obnoxious Other highlights included "Best_walking-public-service- Boise on their way to Reno and presenter" award goes to -Robin opening act Matt Nathanson, announcementcfor-not-taking- then Australia, "G.L.A.S.S."laid it Williams. His three-minute, im- who played hard and fast on a drugs_in_your-teenage-years" down to an appreciative crowd. pression-filled monologue may I2-string guitar to an audience goes to Sean Penn. He was run- Show starter "Don't Drop It" have been scripted, or he may unwilling to give the guy his due ner-up for the SoAnyOscar that dropped the hint to all that Love have just felt the urge to show credit. Clad in a cowboy shirt and Pacino takes home, but I'm not and company had some tight off his comedic talents. It really rock in store. Classic "Baby's Got a fanx hawk, Nathanson hit on a sure Penn was stoned. !think he's wide variety of booty-shakers, didn't matter which; unless he's Sauce" found Love playing slide just out there. playing a psychologist or a psycho bouncing back and forth from his "Best_acknowledgement-of- by way of his microphone and killer, I'm not interested. drew an audience member on originals to tongue-in-cheek ver- flubbing-a-line" goes to Samuel Sa, anyway, if you can't tell, I sions of "Stayin' Alive" and other L. Jackson. He actually laughed stage to wail, "Cause she's on ex- wasn't all that impressed with the covers. out loud (yeah, that's LOLto you tended vacation!" A perfect book- Academy Awards this year. With With bass lines walking eclec- net junkies) after fumgling his end, "Astronaut," came long and all the stars floating around and - tric miles., can-kicking drums, words. Everyone else pretended strong with a juicy guitar solo and goofing off on camera, I felt sort stood as proud testament to the and down-and-dirty blues gui- like their's didn't happen. of like I was watching "Ocean's tar, "G.L.A.S.S."made it that easy. Conversely, Salma Hayek gets heat of Love's material from the Eleven," but it wasn't as funny and Right about now, fans are feel- the "Best-unacknowledged-flub- new album "The Hustle." Slick the music sucked. There's always ing thankful, and the lanky rap- of-the-night." She actually an- bass solos from Iimi Jazz pushed next year, Iguess. Let me make my per from Philadelphia made an nounced that someone was the the jazz timbre without stepping predictions now- "Best Director" imprint once again in 'Boise. The first ever nominated BYan Oscar. on the sloppy blues licks fans goes to anyone other than Martin Arbiter spoke briefly to Love and This award sort of loses its luster ,come to know and love. Scorcese. (He just keeps getting Ilmi Jazz about the show. (Toview when it's coupled with the fact - A. slow, tempered version of robbed.) And In a surprising new the interview transcript and get a that English is her second .lan- "Garbage Man" brought the sec- category, "Best column written and settoa shuffling beginning. few fun facts about G. Love, go to guage. about the Oscars" goes tome. For www.arbiteronline.com.) =::::-'::"Most_awkward-personal- In a raremo-veand much to the what you just read. comment.by-a-R!'esenter" goes r/ , 61 '~ulture ]

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Papa Roach frontman Coby Dick incites the crowd during their show at The Big Easy Concert House Monday night. The Greyhound Helps rauccus audience, which skewed toward younger teenagers, moshed and crowd surfed like wlld animals during the set. You And A Friend Unleash This Spring Break. Comedian Oat Phan brmgs laughs - . to Lunar NewYear celebration Hollywood, and when his mother background. He imitated how ing, and then the action shifted visited him, she didn't realize that BY THOIol GRRZONE his father moans as he smokes, to humor. Tommy Darrell, a very it was a gay neighborhood. Cullur& Wrller and eventually detailed his re- funny comedian from Ohio, hit When the stand-up comedy cent success in show business. portion of Dat Phan's perfor- Vietnamese music played and the stage. Phan talked of movie and televi- After Darrell's set, Dat Phan mance ended, he put on a video an array of color was cast on a sion roles and mentioned how he finally appeared. His comfort that portrayed the transforma- screen for the crowd to view as won last year's comedian real- level with the audience was obvi- tion that had taken place in his they anticipated the entrance of ity television show, "Last Comic ous, as he had most members in lifewithin the last couple ofyears. comedian Dat Phan on Sunday. Standing." Phan caused an ex- the palm of his hand. He started It illustrated how Phan appeared The event was scheduled to plosion oflaughter from the audi- by telling onlookers how he was on "The Tonight Show" and Colin celebrate Lunar New Year, a ence when describing his experi- down South and that someone Quinn'S cable program, "Tough Vietnamese cultural tradition ence with potty training a child mistook him for a Mexican. He Crowd." After the video, there that starts the new lunar period and continued comically about joked about cultural differences was a question and answer ses- with a fresh and positive begin- the cultural differences between and goofed on William Hung. He sion, where Phan became emo- ning. Asian and Anglo-Americans. made jokes about himself and The evening opened with tra- Phan spoke of growing up in a tional and deep. generated comedy froin his up- He answered his questions from ditional female dancers called large Vietnamese family, being bringing, constantly mimicking the heart, and when an audience Chiec AoBa Ba, Then other danc- one of only two boys ina family Visit Greyhoundpromos.com tor 50% off his mother's accent and allowing member asked if show business ers, called MuaLan-Lion Dancers, with ten children. He reminisced Companion Fares and lree ways tounleasl: this Spring Break. the audience to be wrapped up in was worth it, he said he would do who were dressed in ornate cos- about growing up in San Diego, his hilarious routine. it all again without hesitation. ~.. .-~,-~,:",,"' ..... tumes such as dragons, came on attending a two-year college, and Phan led into his experience .. stage. One dancer with a mask then realizing that stand-up com- ~ --:-~ .~. ~~ with dating and continued to interacted with the audience. edy was his calling. He moved to ~>:,tC1J t£ ~:~1f:~i . The performance was exhilarat- draw jokes about his ethnic y heese.ram <. delicious meatis, letitiuce, pickles, tiomatio and chips. Over 30 satiisfying saiid;;,;iches anti salads for lunch, dinner, picnics and partiies. BY TRRUIS ESTUOLD VotCt\ ~~ Culture Editor -noises Best" """I] Tammy Carr's slam poetry last Thursday was a nice change of pace from the standard solo mu- 1, Free ''''ire1css sical performance that students Intcrnet have come to expect from the 322-7401 345-0990 I 4348 Chindcn 1030 UroadwlIY rrcur' USU CoffeeHouse Concert Series in in Nampa the Student Union Building. But tonight, it's back to musical styl- ings, as Rochelle Smith steps up to the plate. ~...... -----...... ---~--~-&+- Carr brought interesting and thoroughly personal subject mat- ~~+ ter to the microphone during her forty-five minute poetry set. She spoke of ridding herself of a boy- friend as an immediate source of Up to $3,000.00 Per Semester for weight loss and how people joke that as a slam poet, she is obvi- Fu/l-Time Students If I ously a wannabe rapper. She re- lated her story of contemplating Montgomery GI Bill Montgomery GI Bill Kicker * * abortion, then deciding to have PHIIlO BY MICHAELTHOMPSON I TIlE AHBITEl\ * State Tuition Assistance * Cash Bonuses the child. Tarnmv Earr reclles poetry tn the SUB. * Student Loan Repayment Program Her poetry was passionate and mostly stuck to subject matter into her spoken lyrics one day. the CoffeeHouse shows during surrounding troubles, but did Tonight's show brings talented this period, and Smith was at the For More information contact: take moments to dip into humor. local musician Rochelle Smith to topofthe list. Fans may know her T5GT. Kristine Witte Overall, she interacted very well the Brava Stage. "She plays gui- from the local band JAR. Based 422-5597 o,r (800) 621-3909 with the audience. On a side note, tar very well and has a beautiful on shows where Smith performed a lot of her material comes from voice," Student Activities Program during Summer Noon Tunes and .. speaking with audience mem- Welcome Week in years passed, .. Coordinator Autumn Haynes .. ., bers after the show, hearing their the Student Union Building can said. AsMarch isWomen's History problems, then incorporating r Month, Student Activities wanted expect a quality set tonight. them into future poems. So if you to bring in female performers for I were there, maybe you'll develop II NEED DICK G I I F I T ASH? I S II Donate Plasma at ;Jamat USA Earn $50 the first week and $!?O per month - ----..-- I IMon.-5at: 9:00· 5:30 GRIFOLS Biornat USA, Inc. I 4017 Overland· Rd • . 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The vocal harmonies are special to the western states Culture Writer Bandstand, as the whole group is of the union; they're desolate and known, have an on-stage energy he makes with Ward are enough to melt the ice in your whiskey lonely. They contain more space What is most music lacking on par with the caliber of songs than stuff, and that's just the way these days? In a word, soul. The they play. They stay together, they and soda. Jason Ganz is a very animated drummer. He uses his they're supposed to be. The sto- songs written and played by know the songs very well, and whole body to get into the beat, ries and feelings are no less pow- Travis Ward have more soul than they never get too serious. Those and his hands just seem to fol- erful. anything you're likely to hear on are three key ingredients to an low suit. In other words, he makes This band should be around for the radio, or at The BigEasy. They enjoyable performance for all. a while in their continuing search . speak the truth about a past and Last Friday night at Pengilly's, playing the drums look fun. For the Friday and Saturday for the humanity in each of us. present that isboth ugly and beau- Ward and crew were top notch. shows, they had a guest pedal I'm not sure it matters too much tiful. They are honest and humble They performed the songs with steel player named Bart Barbour. whether they find it, the impor- in their pursuit of answers to the as much skill and soul as when On Friday, he sat in for the last tance lies in the journey, not the mysteries behind humanity. they were written. They kept it two sets of the night. While it destination. Whether- one considers them- up for four hours, and even then, seemed like most of the songs Check out their two "ibums, selves a fan of Americana or roots the audience didn't want them to weren't written to include pedal "Cobwebs in the Boxcar" and music is beside the point. This stop. The air was thick, the light steel, Barbour did an excellent job "Flowers Don't Bloom," which music is good, and it's drawn was low, and a group of musicians of adding to the songs. Of course, are available at shows or at the from the same pool as the music were following the atmospheric having another great musician on Record Exchange. Their next per- of Woody Guthrie, Johnny Cash, wave from a small stage. stage with the band can't be any- formance in Boise is March 24, at and Bob Dylan, though Ward Ward's guitar playing is simple the Bouquet. - adds his own tint to the songs. and elegant. He knows how to thing but good. The song subject matter rang- Fans of pretty much any musical play the perfect chord at the per- es from forlorn love to murder to genre should have little trouble fect time, and his solos are mes- wrongful imprisonment and ev- appreciating him. merizing. Justin Nelson plays the

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Quirky Oklahoma product Aqueduct Thursday Nights at 7 pm 02 Lounge. - BFCC 3B52 North Eagle Road Boise. Idaho 989-3141 / [email protected] brings New Wave flavor to Neurolux Info: quoise trim and lettered in gold high-point on the track "Hardcore BY TRRUIS ESTUOj.O Days & Softcore Nights," most- foil, while a gold-outlined cowboy Culture Editor graces the back cover. But the mu- ly because of the catchy synth drumbeat that pulls the song This Friday night will see the sic is far from Nashville fare. There's a strong taste of '80s along. Some fine moments come Neurolux in Boise welcome re- New Wave flavor that encom- in "Laundry Baskets" as well, cording artists Aqueduct to its passes the entire album, and the though as is typical with the en- stage. Tulsa, Okla., singer/song- vibe has a strong kinship to what tire album,a lack of polish seems writer David Terry and his entou- to drag the song back to- rage, including Andrew ward mediocrity. 746 W. Main St. ,.. 388-1900 Rudd on the drums and Aqueduct has a rather WE DELIVER! guitar and Chris Barnes powerful duality to it. On on the bass, continue one hand, their sound is their roaming tour of the interesting and somehow Don't surrender U.S. with a stop in the intriguing to listen to, es- Treasure Valley. pecially to see what they to HUNGERm Give a listen to pull out of their hats next. Counter·.attack with a Aqueduct's newest re- However, due to the ran- lease, "I Sold Gold," and dom beeps and squeaks deliciouS PITAm you're certain to wonder thrown in, and the slightly what's in this guy's head. out-there sound of David $1.00 OFF or Claiming on the band's Terry's vocals and lyr- FREE DELIVERY website to be "unasham- ics, the album never quite edly a one-man outfit," reaches any plateaus. the Aqueduct project is In any light, the band is Open 11-311.m. Mot:\-Thurs. 11-4a.m. Fri/Sat & a labor of love for Terry, worth the time to check out Noon-30.m. Sunday , formerly the lead singer live. It's no coincidence that Deliveries stop 30 minutes before closing of Okla. band Epperley. Aqueduct has toured with Discovered by Death Cab the likes of The Flaming Must mention coupon when ordering . for Cutie frontrnan Ben The Cars accomplished in their Lips and The Shins. Terry's pas- Gibbard, Terry has ventured out . heyday. Plus there's a hint of the sion is evident, and his creativity to compile the songs on this, his odd-ball musical combinations certainly makes this a show not to second full-length solo release. and weird sounds that came to- be missed. Tickets are $3 and the , First glancing at the CD,. one gether oh Ben Folds' solo release, show kicks off at 8 p.m, might think it was a country al- "Rockin' The Suburbs." bum. The cover is black with tur- . "I Sold Gold" probably finds its Local band Bank on the forefront of up-and-coming [WE PAY MORE] After the sale of a vintage organ, In the style of climactic per- the band got enough funding to BY ORN MCNEESE formers, Bank mellows their Culture Writer record their first album, so they opening and slowly raises the shelled out $1,;WO and headed to The poly-heart of any local tempo with each song. They come across as emo or soft fusion un- Nashville to do so. music scene comes from each Now able to record in a city fa- til the serene band crashes into band. Without everyone's con- mous for its music scene, Keck straight-up rock n' roll with qual- tributions, up-and-comers may said: "It's pretty cool." . ity. Hinting at blue grass with the never progress to the next level. As they playa few shows in the harmony to cover Modest Mouse, Regardless of what demographic mean time, there are still chances the band plays with precision. is played, the tunes and spirit are to catch Bank on stage. With the Droning guitar tones and screams what makes Boise's music scene PirkQlators and Temptation of of enjoyment make their live set Saint Anthony, Bank's next local thrive. worth seeing. The band makes Because of local bands like show is at The Venue, Sat., March the music their primary purpose Bank, Boise is ensured an ever-di- 5, at 7 p.m. In a time where any with their modest appearance. verse music scene. Not limited to music done well is worthwhile, The members ofBank have only one style of rock, Bank is a great the diversity of this show is worth been together for a year, but dur- example of what local talent is, the cost. Cover is $6, but support- ing that time they have become because they embody the area's ing your local scene is priceless. regulars at area venues, distribut- knack for embracing different ing bootlegs and live recordings. genres.

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\11 THE ARBITER 'MAR 03 2005 Wrestlers finish second, two earn conference titles Smith and Casey Phelps, took BY JEREMY RRSMUSSEN home a third place finish in the Sports Writer tournament. Hochstrasser was upset by Efren Caballos from Cal The Boise State wrestling team Sate Bakersfield in the third round fell just 13 points shy of repeat- before picking up the victory in ing as Pacific 10 Conference the third place match over ASU's Champions Monday night. The Jeremy Mendoza. Smith was also Broncos took second place as a knocked into the consolation team with two individual cham- bracket in the third round, losing . pions and three third place fin- to Portland State's Allen Kenneth. ishers. Arizona State was crowned The sophomore from Boise up- as the team champion with 106 set second seeded Ty Watterson points to the Broncos' 93. BSU of Oregon State in the consola- finished day one of competi- tion final in a close one, 6-5. As tion in third, but managed to roll for Phelps, he did all of is work in past Oregon as the tournament the consolation bracket, as he was closed. knocked off by Landon Seefeldt Junior Scott Jorgensen defend- from Cal State Fullerton in his ed his championship crown as first match after a first round bye. • he was named champion of the H,e picked up three consolation 133-pound weight class for the victories before landing in a re- second year in a row. The back- match with Seefeldt in the conso- to-back Pac-lO champ went into lation final. Seefeldt beat Phelps the tournament seeded sec- in their first match 2-1,and Phelps ond and ranked 8th in the na- turned the tables in the final as he tion by Amateur Wrestling News. came away with a 3-2 victory and Jorgensen defeated Cal State a third place finish. Bakersfield's Matt Sanchez, who Hochstrasser, Smith, and is ranked 7th by AWN,in the final Phelps will, join Jorgensen and with a 9-6 decision. After a bye Cherrington in the NCAAtourna- in the first round, Sanchez had ment beginning on March 17. pinned both competitors before The five qualifiers matches last falling to Jorgensen in the cham- year's number as the Broncos pionship. struggled against the rest of the 149-pounder Ben Cherrington nation. This will be Cherrington's was the other Bronco to win an third trip, Jorgensen's second, and individual title. Cherrington, the inaugural year for the other who led the Broncos in wins this three Bronco qualifiers. Last year, season, went into the tourna- Jorgensen lasted the longest in the ment with the number one seed tournament, as he fell one match and never let down. The junior is short of qualifying as an All- ranked 8th in just about every list American. The NCAAtournament available of the nation's top wres- willbe held in St. Louis, Missouri, tlers in the 149-pound weight again this year as competition , class. Cherrington beat Portland will span three days, March 17-19. State's Eddie Dahlen 7-2 in the fi- Oklahoma State is once again the nal to claim the title. favorite to win it all. PHOTOBY STANlEY BREWStER/ TIlE ARBITER Freshman Andrew Hochstrasser, along with Eric ScottJorgensen [above]and Ben'Cherrlngtontookhome Pac 10 wrestlings utleslor the BroncosMondaynight. Lady ;&.Ifoncos say farewell to three seniors tonight

the arc. Nakashima, the Waipahu, BY TREVOR HORN Sports Editor HI. native, is averaging five points per game this season in JUSt under Prior to tonight's tipoff versus 19minutes per contest. the University of El Paso Texas at Win or lose tonight, the Broncos 7 p.m. in the Taco Bell Arena, the (9-17overall, 4-13WAC)will be in Boise State basketball team and a play-in game come next Tuesday fans will send a fond farewell to in the WAC women's basketball three Lady Broncos. tournament in Reno. Jodi Nakashima, Christie Paiz Standing just a half game above and Cariann Ramirez will all be Nevada for the bottom spot in the honored at half court for their conference, Boise State will prob- contributions as Broncos. ably play the Wolfpack to see who Nakashima and Ramirez gets the chance to play La Tech in have only donned Bronco jer- the second round. The Broncos seys during their college career, are just one of two teams to defeat and Paiz came to Boise State via the Lady Techsters this season, Hutchinson Community College beating La Tech 62-59 at the Taco in Hutchinson, Kan. Bell Arena on Jan. 27. Paiz, a Twin Falls native, has Freshman Tasha Harris and st~rted five games as a Bronco at Nakashima will have their hands the point guard position. Despite full on the defensive side tonight averaging just under a point per as Miner guard Shalana Taylor is game this season, she has been a third in the conference in assists leader on the floor and for fresh- with 4.85 per game. man Tasha Harris at the point. The Miners (11-16, 6-11 WAC) Ramirez came to Boise State will most likely be in a play-in after graduating from La Quinta game next week also. High School in La Quinta, Ca. Broncos will need a great scor- Despite cracking the starting line- ing night. out of junior Cassidy up six times last season, Ramirez Blaine. The Boise High School has come off the bench all season, grad has led the Broncos in scor- averaging 4.3 points per game. ing during six of their last nine Nakashima, a three-point spe- games and is averaging 11.2 per cialist, lead the Western Athletic game, just behind leading scorer PHOTOBY STANLEYBREWSTER/ fBE ARBITER Conference in three-point per- Harris (11.6). TheBoiseState women'sbasketballteam willsay goodbyeto ChristiePaiz [above],Jodi Nakashima centage last season, hitting 41 and CarlannRamireztonight. percent of her shots from behind

Men's hoops Men's tennis ,Women's tennis .Today @ Santa Barbara Sat @ UTEP, 7:05 p.m. Fri vs.Utah, 12:30 p.m. Fri vs. Pen n, 5 p.m. Sat @ Univ. of Oregon Sat vs. Pehn, 9 a.m. Women's hoops Gymnastics Tonight vs. UTEP, 7 p.m, Sat vs. New Mexico, 5 p.m. Fri vs. BYU & Alaska, 7 p.m.

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Tomorrow night the Broncos BY RMBER FUGER will open up doubles play against Sports Writer the University of Pennsylvania and then will finish with sin- In hopes of good weather, the gles Saturday morning. Then to Boise State men's tennis team will close the weekend, the Broncos host a triple header tomorrow and will compete in another rival Saturday at the Appleton Tennis match with the University of New .*cold-drill '".. .. Center. The 47th ranked Broncos Mexico. The Lobos are ranked are taking care of business one 66th in the nation, with an overall a literary journal published annually by match at a time said head coach record of 3-2. All three wins were Boise State University announces a call Greg Patton. With the warming consecutive and recent. for submissions. trend creating the ultimate out- Every match is important and door paradise, the Broncos are a valuable experience is always Submissions accepted october 15 to March 30. Must include SASE for response. MSS just getting started on the out- had, but when competing against _ill not be returned unless accompanied door season. a rival, the match becomes more by a SASE. "It is the start of the tennis fes- important and ultimately more tival," Patton said. The Broncos intense. Iflounging around in the Fiction and creative Send allcorrespondence to: got the opportunity to play at warm sun on a beautiful Spring non-fiction: Editor,Cold Drill the Appleton Tennis Center last day sounds inviting, check out the * up to 20 pages BoiseState University Sunday against a tough and tal- Appleton Tennis courts and be Department of English Poetry: 1910 University Drive , ented University of Denver team. prepared for the. Broncos to rock * up to 8 poems . The match was close and at times the courts this weekend. ~ Boise,1083725 frightening. The Broncos found If the weather does not permit ~" f: , .ypn (iJ Irdtlul'11~y !.,p(;~l",1tdO.rrlln~ng too .. vt~v.)·t" ;:\:1.~.:t~N:~ , themselves down in all three dou- the matches will be held in the 1: '_' :. V"-,'lnG cf 1futd:'~' or deF0:3:t1. o~ ,rH~(L"'~ 'j'r,.:,l' , bles matches and on the verge of Boas Indoor Tennis Center at the 'Ph~"- ~e~d\ll.)h? ~ ti.?, ";~!l'Vr~:1t ~o:al H,f"ae'g ,O!" e Yc\"",·':i~ :"'" , surrendering the doubles point. scheduled times. The Broncos were able to pull through and win all three match-

es, but singles were up next and I'IIIJ11J BY SlANL£Y BREWSfERI THE ARBITER the matches were almost too close Freshman Luke Shields and co are at home this weekend beginning for comfort. "The singles matches tomorrow morning at 9 a.rn, got scary but we survived," Patton Career said. Broncos quest to be in the top 10. ternoon, 5 p.m. tomorrow night, 9 The Broricos pulled out the win a.m. Saturday morning and 5 p.m. to improve their record to 11-4. Asfor taking it easy, the Broncos • Job Listings prefer a challenge. "Playing in- Saturday night. Even though they are not unde- First up tomorrow, will be a feated, Patton seemed proud that doors is easier, but playing out- side adds new elements to, our match against long-time rival • Career Planning , all four losses were against top 30 University of Utah. The Utes are teams in the nation, three against game," Patton said. If the weather remains in currently undefeated with an 8·0 Job Search Advising the top 15.The Broncos did drop record. Utah's last win was over • th Spring-like conditions, will playas from 40th to 47 , but Patton is Weber State where the Aggies confident that the tough matches scheduled at the Appleton Tennis Center at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow af- swept the Bobcats. Interview Training are valuable experiences on the • • Internship Information Major Exploration • • • Resume & Cover Letter-Assistance 1 Lady Broncos unable .... to hold Denver down Call: (208) 426-1747 -or- http://career.boisestate.edu

ber one spot, Carolina Pongratz few errors on some big plays. We BY RMBER FUGER and Anna Curtolo were strug- should have converted on some of Sports Writer gling to keep the momentum at the bigger plays," said Bjorkman. $ ENTER FORA $ the number two spot. Down 2-6, With the doubles point locked Saturdayafternoon, the Broncos Pongratz and Curtolo conferred down, Denver needed to win women's tennis team battled it out with Coach Mark Tichenor and three of the six singles match-ups against the University of Denver _sparked a slight comeback. They to win the match. At the number CHANCE TO WIN A Pioneers. The matches were heat- nabbed the third point, but that one spot, Bjorkman and Dullens ed, and the doubles point rested was the last, and Jenny Trettin- faced off, and the re-match was on the fate of the match at the and Barbara Kourirn :took the heated. Bjorkman surrendered number one spot. Both teams three points early on, but came number two match 3-8. $250 SCHOLARSHIP played aggressive but Denver Atthe number three spot, Nadja within one point before Dullens dominated the singles matches Woschek and Tiffany Call came served up the final point of the BlUNG: and won the doubles point to de- MARCH 9TH out dominating from the first first set for a 4-6 victory. W2'S A.ND/OR 2004 TAXES At the number two spot, * . feat Boise State 5-2. serve against Denver's Rachel GIPSONRM (SUB) Boise state's Megan Bjorkman Woscheck and Kourim (Denver) * PIN (www.pin.ed.gov) Sackmastcr and Crystal Knysh. and Alissa Ayling took on Yanick played a close first set, but lOA.M-2 PAl Woscheck and Call broke the 3- , Dullens and Suzana Maksovic of Wascheck was determined to win ,I 3 tic and served up two unan- Denver in the determining match. her matches and tally two team swered points. When Sackmaster Tied at 3-3, Bjorkman and Ayling points for the Broncos. Woscheck and Knysh were able to answer, attempted to hold the Denver defeated Kourim 7-5, 6-2. Denver, Woscheck and Call served up an- team, but Yanick and Dullens relentless to show any signs of fa- GET HELP FILING rOUR FINANCIAL AID APPliCATION other two to take the match and , served up a couple of good hits to tigue, won their three matches tie the doubles battle 1-1. FILE FOR (FAFSA) FOR THE 2005-2006 SCHOOL rEAR break the tie and jump ahead at 3- needed at the number one, three, All eyes shifted to the number 4. Bjorkman and Ayling were be- one match where Bjorkman and and five singles spots. ; ginning to feel the pressure and The Broncos are now 3-3 on the Aylingwere tied at 5-5.Yanick and ; gave up the next point because of season and will play tonight in $ * MN PRIZES $ Dullens pushed the Boise State :some big errors. Denver jumped Eugene,Ore., against No. 73 HC team to the limit and into a tight . ahead 4c5 and a discouraged Santa Barbara and on Saturday HAVE FUN spot. Yanick and Dullens scored * Boise State doubles team shifted against the No. 25 Oregon Ducks the next two to force match point. on Saturday. The Broncos will be gears arid ral1led to tie it up. Bjorkman and Aylingwere unable * GET CAS While Bjorkman and Ayling back at home March 11-13to host to respond and lost the match 5- were battling it out at the nurn- Montana, Portland, and Idaho. 8. "We played well, but made a *ALL FOR SCHOOL!!

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For a team with just two road wins in 11 games this season, heading to play the final home game of the season against the second best team in the confer- ON THE BRSQUE BLOCK ence. UTEP (23-7 overall. 14-4 612Grove Street Western Athletic Conference) is trying their darndest to fight for an at-large bid in the. NCAA Tournament, it doesn't iook too promising for the Boise State men's basketball team Saturday night. The Broncos are coming off a tough home game versus one of the most unbelievable individ-

"'I\il. ual performances last Sunday. La Tech's super sophomore Paul eryone on your boat will have a tan .... Millsap scored 29 points and grabbed a WAC season-high 25 hat about you? rebounds, but the Broncos used Get ready for an all-around team game to beat the Bulldogs on season day. Spring Brreak UTEP has won three straight and is a tough cookie to play at Beach C.•ubl , against, especially in their own house. The 15-2 record at home ,~tudents get discounts wilD. and 7-1 home record during WAC play will attest to that. It's up to Boise State to manage the tempo early. If they can run up and down, take (and make) quality shots, there is always a chance to play strong against a great Miners team. UTEP leads the conference in scoring at 74.3 points per game, and is second in scoring defense, which amounts to the highest scoring margin in the WAC. Regardless if it is Eric Lane or Coby Karl playing the point Saturday night, they will have Sopohomore Eric Lane [abovel and the Broncos men's hoops team play their their hands full. UTEP senior linal regular season game at UTEP Saturday ntght. They can move into sole posses- point guard Filiberto Rivera leads will play anything othe than full With that said, this is the 2004- the WAC in assists with 7.15 per 05 Boise State men's basketball sion of seventh place with a win speed against Boise State. Nevada and two Hawaii losses. If the two game and can connect from long- has all but showed up a bid into team. The same one that can look range, averaging 12.9 points per like they can hang with the big teams finish in a tie, the Broncos the Big Dance, so UTEP knows have the tiebreaker if they beat game. boys for one half against Nevada, they must keep winning in order the Miners. Boise State will not Jason Ellis and Tez Banks will for the college basketball postsea- only to look like they are a bottom need to stay out of foul trouble, -dwelling team just 20 minutes finish the regular season any son god's see them as doable team higher 'than seventh, and cannot also. Omar Thomas, the big man later. for the tournament. slip into the top tenth. down low for the Miners, is aver- That being said, what better Only time can tell if the Broncos aging 20.1 points per game and have matured enough to take a Full bracket coverage of the way to end the regular season for WAC tournament will be in 6.5 boards for UTEP. the Broncos, then to stir the pot quality win at home and turn it Despite the fact that the Miners into a positive on the road. Monday's edition of The Arbiter, a bit with an upset win over an and an on-line recap of the Boise have the second seed in the con- NCAA tournament quality team The Broncos are currently in eight place in the conference. State gaines will be available. ference tournament all locked on the road. up, there is little doubt that they

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II" Sophomore Michelle ~ambart [above # 52J on a last break. Women's lacrosse undefeated on road Lastly, with starting junior Expecting a very good Whitman BY JENNIFER WRLLRCE Sarah Mannix and senior Jill ATTENTION ALL BSU STUDENTS team, the Lady Broncos elevated spacrel to The Rrblter Mendenhall out due to injury, the their game. The lead went back exhausted Lady Broncos took on The Women's Lacrosse team and forth early on, but senior Jill Mendenhall and Kat Cottrell Gonzaga and won 8-6. traveled to Walla Walla, Wash., "We. really came together as to face Willamette University in stepped up on offense to create a team for this last game. Our their first regular season game. a little separation between the starters were tired and our first The Lady Broncos took the lead two teams. Then, junior Heidi year players, freshman Jennifer and control of the game early on Stalhberg contributed three goals, and the Lady Broncos fin- Wallace ' and senior Jessica and never. relinquished it to win Robinson, really stepped up," . ished with a commanding 19-12 11-7. Ravenscraft said. "It was our first game and ev- win. Boise State travels again next eryone was rather nervous, espe- "Our starters were tired and our weekend to face the University cially our first year players," se- first year player, Senior Jessica of Washington, Lewis and Clark nior goalie Hannah Status said. Robinson, really stepped up," University, and University of Next, Boise State squared head coach [enna Ravenscraft off against Whitman College. said. Oregon.

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,,-. Men's lacrosse lose home opener in final minutes trio of sophomore Mike Brady, BY JENNIFER WRLlRCE 10-9. The Bronco attack unit con- senior David Bruns, and senior Speclel to The Rrblter trolled the ball on offense and Jake Wilson. But due to the lack freshman Zach Reynolds scored of depth on the bench, Boise State The Broncos took a command- simply ran out of gas at the mid- ing six-to-nothing lead after three of his four goals in the first period alone. Their ability to con- field position ,and the talented one quarter of play against the Grizzly offense slowly clawed University of Montana. However, trol the ball in the first period was due to the Bronco's speed at its way back in and took the lead they only managed to find the with just over two minutes to go back of the net three more times the midfield position and some key turnovers by the defensive in the game. in the next three quarters to lose, In the fourth quarter, the Bronco attack had several oppor- tunities and were not able to capi- talize, while at the other end, the Bronco defense began to fatigue. Freshman goalie Austin Knight came up with several point blank saves to keep them in the game, but at the end, it just wasn't enough. "We don't have a lot of depth at midfield, so next time we jump on a team like that, we'll have to have ~H~StHlll our offense slow the pace down COINS & JrWflRY and really protect the ball to keep our middies "fresh," head coach Brian Sanderson said. • ~errilie~mamDn~S• We~~in~~ets· The Broncos had th~ir second • mamDn~~W~[arnn~s. [stateJewel~· largest crowd in history, with 231 in attendance. "Its nice to see that type of sup- 33% to 10% 'port for a club sport. I just wish NOBODY we could of given our fans a: 'W,''' off defender James Stewart said. BEATS OUR Boise State is on the road at PRICES! EVERYDAY Colorado School of Mines and Colorado State University· Pueblo on March 4-5. They return to Bronco Stadium on Thursday, 3506 Rosehill, Boise 343·3220 March 10, at 7 p.m., against Utah less than U miles Irom BSU hetween Ol'ljhee & latah Valley State College, who are 5·0 against the Broncos.

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