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Opinion, page 5 A&E, page 8 Sports, page 10 The time has come to pay Guster hits JMU. Find out JMU faces a No. 1 for the attention to North Korea. how it went. second time this season.
Home- Former schooled Marine to JMU speaks Student makes It's Guster! Promotes book leap from home and criticizes to university War on Terror
BYLAURFN SI ARSON sv VICTORIA SHFIOK & staff writer KELLY MASON $tt0 Wfittl 6 I t'lilnbithn^ wrttei Michael Lam la ill active [Ml student Mike Iucker. tormer Marine As a senior computer Kit and [ML alumnus, said Presl m.i|ur. hr serves .is vice presi- dent George W. Bush needs dent of the Unix Users group, a "balls, backbone and brains* computer-support group, and is to tell the American people to I member ol the math honor so- come together to win the war . lelv Pi Mu Kpsilon. But, there is on terrorism something different about him. Monday night Iucker spoke I ,im is one of the tew stu at Memorial Mall, outlining a dents M [Ml that was home- strategy tor v Ictory on the war schooled. in Iraq and on global terror A recent Washington Po$l ism article said colleges competing "\w are trying to create i tor tin- best students have been political landscape in Iran, that seeking out children taught at is alien," Pucker said 'Nol home. JMU is one school, how- onl] alien to the people, but ever, not following this trend. to the history of the OOUntf) as Director of Admissions Mi- well." chael Walsh said. "|At )ML,| "The Bush administration the key is to hr consistent and ignores that Iraq is not all one fair.- people," he said. Iucker em- Walsh said the 60 percent phasized how the different cul- acceptance rate for the >;t-ri - tures of America and Iraq plays enl pool is the same for home- a major part in why he believes schooled applicants the current war itrateg) is not As stated in the Washing" effective. Tucker also said Bush Ion /\K/, the number of home- is the WOmt president sm.e schooled students in thfl Coun- Mill,ml Fillmore. try- nMgM from 11 to 2 million. During the speech he gave ~\\i- do not have admissions Monday night entitled " I In- people going to homes, so ohv i- War is in the Mosques " linker OUSly the tamilv has to step out said the mosques are often used in order to learn about [Ml as a place ot attack. rValshsaJd. Amenta s long-held repa- Home-schooled students can ration of church and state has attend lairs at home, talk to |Ml prevented us from consider!) g representatives thai come to their religion as a factor when look- local high schools, contact admis- ing at politics, l\l( ker said sions or visit the university "In Amenta, people don't Ihe admissions process is talk about politics, religion or the same fdrhome-84 hooted stu sex,-' he Said " I his is die root dents as those attending public oi everything." or private high schools. Mow "We have a government that ever, parents must supplv the thinks of things in the short syllabus thev developed, so that term. We haven't fully learned admissions offices UK review the lessons ot the Vietnam War. and make sure the curriculum We can't learn about politus it was fair. "We work very close!) BVANDYSONtpfcaxtfror we don't talk about it," he said to make sure parents prov Ida Ul Tucker added that the people the appropriate information tor who have seen war tirst-hand the committee to make an in- Gutter performs live at the Convocation Center Tuesday night. For the whole story, see page 8. talk about formed de. ISIOM. VSalsh said. politics freely be- i HOME-SCHOOL. PfS cause thev know war. Politi- cal science professor A n t h o n v Bketero- WH/ said mosques A Wednesday out of the closet Tucker have to be infiltrated paofDcoNrtM) HI by using MEDIA SERVICES National Coming Out Day the native population. encourages openess about sexuality It cannot be done with 10,000 Marines he said m Kun CONMH Knsten Bradv, copresidenl ol Reducing the number of (MU Equality, "i omlng out is American troops and letting getting easier, but it is still a the Kurds be the ones to go into Wednesday marked Na- difficult thine, to do. This da) the mosques and resolve issues tional t omlng Oul i>«iv, m recognizes thai is what needs to be done as a which members ol the com I his VIMI'S National Cum strategy in Iraq, Iucker said. muniK are encouraged to be mg Out Da) is especial!) I here s no such thing as open about their BCXUallt) timely because ol an up.din | small hrehghl," lutker said and promote tolerance ol oth- ing referendum that will ap- "Il Bush ever serve.!, he would ers pear on the Virginia ballot in know that and it would have I his \ear the theme was ■November, it proposes thai helped him in April 2003 All "Talk About It " fast themes the state ot Virginia onlj re* .omh.it is rnafOf It'S all war have included "< ome Oul ognite marrlage^as between a lo fight this war, Iucker Speak Out Vote.* and its a man and a w uinRi thinks full mobilization ol the I ami I \ Affair." (ML student! are divided nation is needed - all men IK The da\ commemorates On the Subject, w ilh main \ e to 30-years-old should be dratt- the anniversary ol a 500,000* hemently against and others ed for tour years, he said person mar. h on Washington, promote and protect it- Ihe There is no reason win we I) ( , in IMK7 in support ol referendum is complh sted, cannot stand together, work to ga) rights and students have a variety aether, bleed together as a na- til reasons to support or not National I oming (Hit I >ay itihri.i iiiiiMi.in. nb) MIMH \M si nun ' iJiflot/raphet tion on both sides ot the aisle was celebrated at |\ii in support it. lor what needs to be done, |\U 1 quality I he organiza- Some Students support he said 'A nation that stands tion encouraged students to ga) right', citing (hat gendei together, bleeds together, wins wear their l.av' line Bv Me' is not an issue when discuss that partners should receive t onstltutions should concern basic, together, he said l-slnrls in ordei to show sup Ing marriage Cithers protest the legality ol the amend- broad rights MU\ restrictions, nol govern Iucker has been composing port tor those in the Gl hi "I think that il two people mei i pointing out loopholes that they be minute parts ,>| people 'a personal lives Eoems since age IS and knew community, as well as those love each other, thev should lleve will hamper the rights ol all . iti/ens Despite the hesitation ol others, some is .ailing was writing, hut the who have not come out, pel he allowed to gel married.'' "Ihe referendum is |usl another way |Ml Students stand firm in their support only way he was going to gel i >. tober li signihcs sup )unior Kern I oper said the got eminent is attempting to pr\ into of the amendment his master's in English would port and ow Ding up to w ho '< .ender has nothing I" do the pn\ate lives ol citizens, junior Kyle vou trulv are.' said junloi with marriage i>r the benefits Hart said i I, \) page 4 M lt( KIK 1 D klkl.lll Sietzei Thursday. October 12.2006 2 Page IIwwwjhebn ezt-org
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Educators to convene on foreign language
About 190 college and high-school educators from 20 states, the District ol Columbia and seven for- eign countries will gather at [Ml Oct. 12 to u ior the v»th annual Mountain Interstate Foreign I snguage ( onference, I he conference la a forum for scholars and teachers to exchange ideas and advance scholarship in foreign tan< guage studies
Annual Parade of Champions this weekend
High-school march- ing bands will convene .it [Ml Saturdaj to compete in the .iniui.ii Parade ol Champions. I lie competition is spon- sored by the Marching Royal Dukes of [ML .ind is open to all levels ol bands ludges will rate the marching bands on music execution, music general effect marching execution* marching general etteit. overall general effect per. usslon and auxiliary units i ASE1 M MI'll M »s Homecoming week Is slated to be from Oct. 16 to 20 this year, and concludes with the football game against William & Mary on Oct. 21.
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Ro.kmgh.im Count) in KMIU.II MANSB Hoard is sponsoring .i mm ie hang out on the Quad heai be judged on 'Most Spirited," player and various gilt certifi- Public Schools enrollment contributing i trivia event, "Hollywood some awesome nuwi. pla\ some "Best Interpretation ol theme' cates has increased by 2% stu- Showdown," i games ami just celebrate tall and and Best ( omposition Other I rid.n activities will dents since List year, the |\IL is going to the movies where contestants .an win prizes i\u . < ullen said ."■lit Production the pep include an alumni golf tourna- I\ulu News-Record reported I his year's I lomecoming luesd.w night .il 7 pm in the Ihursd.w will be( oiiiinons ralh. sponsored l*\ Student ment at I akevievt Golf Course \ esterda) I his is the third theme is I ights. ( amera |\U ' Festival i Da) with carnival games, con- Ambassadors, will be on the ■ i and the alumni gala year in .1 row th.it county .md iH'xt wees; will lvtill.nl with : about tests and t<*>d from lOajn. to 2 .ominous .uter the parade. and awards dinner in the Festival schools enrollment has risen, star-studded entertainmenl a new event" SamseWu said. pm \ctivioes include a dunk I he jH'p rally is an event Center Grand Ballroom at6pjn officials say. "We hope th.it students Tuesdays in the past have been tank, picture Doom, tire throw, tor students to express how Saturdaj will Brush off Superintendent John can relate to the movie theme a lull in the week Now tins year Held goal kick, giant qicyt !«• much the) love I Ml . senior Homecoming week with an Kidd --.(id tins year's count) and get. reati\e. ' senior there's something ED* students to race and an eating competition. Amber Carrit) said. "Allthey alumni tailgate and the football schools enrollment is 11,411. I lomecoming o-ih.nr All) do ever) rughl i here will be a I-shirt swap as have to do is show up end have game against W&M at J p m compared to List \ eai 'a Samsfiski said We realh hope Mfecuwsda) night, well, when- student-, .,m trade ,i great tune." I his year the Alumni enrollment of ||,15S and the students get ext ited about M nine, will l.«ok hke.i old l lornecoming siurts ,ir other Purple Out will follow Association is sponsoring me 20O4-'O3 school year's enroll- I lornecoming week kicks oft night .it thetV-tars with the schools' l lomecoming shirts, tor the Pep Rait) rheStudenl first-annual [ML I lomecoming merit of 10,877 Monday with me Banner ( ontest "Maddvwood themed this year s shirt All swapped i jovernmenl Association will lv tailgate contest rhe contest is in the lestn.il t enter Gubs, on the Quad I he |\H Steel shins will be donated to aunt) distrusting almost i000"l bleed limited to tin-first 90entries organizations and residence halls I lnnn hand will perfom '( ommons I >.n is still evon - purple I-shirts re.en ed In l\! I\ entn is tree World & Nation ma) register and submit ban pm . followed h\ guest speaker ing," senior Margaux ZaneW said. Inegoalof Purple Out and advanced registration is ners fitting the Madison Mm te S-nior \ ue I'n-suli-nt o' 1asl year was primarih .i Eood- is k> have as main |\R fans rvijuired Winners v\ ill receive t lassies theme until tomorrow Affairs Mark Wanner .it " p m. rtd in | bleeding purple.is we can," I te tothelMl Faculty, staff and students w ill Mmi.in.es IM!I include ii h.issimpK had the games." said senutr Aimeet ipuchm Bookstore, a banner to hang Oil production cut h\ I judge thebannen from 10a m siHl.ieKe.ord-. I ddiel .nil In in. /,in.'ili would She to incorporate In addition, the second-annual over their tailgate and a plaque million barrels per day until _ p ru I he banners will ii < aset i uilen said the two to start tradition incentives auction will take place Homecoming is about then lv hung on the side of "Sunset on the Quad will bed I he I lomecoming parade, in Wilson I kill Auditorium at 7 linking students w ith students I he president ol OP1 I Godwin Saturday and the con- ere.it see-all ol the uleui .it |\ll )vp ralh and Incentives auction pm Frida) mght During the ol the past Samsebki said. test w inner. \\ ill lv displ.n e.l h.dmund I >.iukoru. said today .md .i great waj to cor t take place on I n.l.n week, students can earn I Kike "It'sabout uniting them aiul th.it the li members of the onthe Horelm,int dunng the current activities .is wi■'! I he parade begin* 5 p.m I log I dollars b) parti.ipatmg in reminding past students of their I lomecoming football game tradition that l\H has h oil cartel have agreed to trim from the Kl-lot and will move free Hcanecomingevents \t the spmi at IMl .md entu production in 1 million bar- against Willi.ini & Mar) hundred \earv along (. arrier I *rtve to the incentives auction students can spirit of the student body past I he l im.Tsih Program rels .i da) i*nt after .i week ol food, i .odwin parking lot I loats w ill bid on prizes, inducting a DVD and present talks, they .ire still negotlal St how the cut Will he di\ i.led among them At the same time, Qatar's \oi ihf grealcsl |>iini|>ki ih l»;ilf oil minister said lh.it ( M'l I was stitl debating the level from whnh to make the pro SGA falls short ductton i uta Arabic known b> I of signature goal percent of FBI agents
Only 33 I hi agents have B\ |ORDAN t-i MHHil Kk describing his proposed hill even | limited proti.ienc\ m contributing writer Allen's bill also called for a pet! Arabic, and none ol them tion with lit percent ol the stu- work in the sections •>! tin- [We IX spurred more debate dent body's signatures^ •' mini- bureau th.it coordinate im ea within the Student Senate her not rea.hed In the meeting tigatjons of international ter- ruesday; as an open forum was I lie petition was the mam rorism, according to new I HI held to hear the opinions ol 1iie»e oi legislation SGA would statistics, The fcVasAtn I those .lite, led urve voted on, however, with- reported \ esterda) Following ihenuvi out the desired number ol sig- t ounting agents who found itseh unable to make natures it was put on Inild. It know onl) .i handful of ant progress on the issue was decided to place the peti- Ar.ihu w ords. in. hiding without the desired I^OOstudenf tion <-n the M, \ Wl those who knew none, |usl signatures lor their petition well as make an increased effort i percent ol the FBI's 12,000 rhe open Ibrum began with to v.et signatures agents have an) familiarit) representatives from mam of the Following the open fcirum with the language, the statis- CUt SportStO VOiOB thru opinions on hllr IV 5GA discussed tin- tics show and answer new student ol the Month program to acknou led I'.S. does not haw intent iheT"-"""- sen- SGA Standing students m areas su. h ate. had for Tuesday tii invade North Korea According to a USA Today article. Virginia has many rotten and diseased pumpkin crops as academics, extracurncular because of a change In weather patterns, resulting In more rain. them vk ee activities and spirts details \pplnaiions an- available President Hush tods) re- were given on the st,\ vVeb site rVmners affirmed his faith In tough, on the receive a bookston1 i^iit ..-r multinational diplomat \ to planiHil protest that Student Ution to deal with \orth Korea and Organizabon Services would be liolior the wmnei a moflth- de* lared thai the I niti-ti states GAY: Upcoming gay marriage on'.ani/ing. long speaal parking pass ,\mi had no Intention whatsoever Ilv protest date is set tor a free meal with |\ll President of invading thai country, Mr \o\ I on the commons l-shirts I inw.nni Row and or SetlKK ri hm- reported yes referendum remains controversial will K1 sold and there are plans \k. rresid.iitot Student Vflairs terda) to bring in distinguished speak- Mark Wamei al Madison Gnll Ihe presidenl said in ers who will support the effort I malists im \ir and \K response to a question that his >, \) mfront in. h is a function dents agree that encouraging Ihe ralh is meant to stir up Madison wen? announced as statement of Ma> 23, 2003 " I Ins amendment's pur- of the »hun h on whi* h our each other to be themselves can national and student attention well For Mr. Machson, the final- 'We will not tolerate i nut lear pose is to proie. i the long- country w as founded > an be never be wren to the issue ists are seniors Mike t ordinglev, North Korea" still stands standing concept that the met in a union ol n i "National < uming< lul I la> Vows to stand beside each Ryan PbwelL Inpp Turks, i.ilm Hut he said repeatedl) th.it purpose ill marriage is liter- tins simple definition \<\u> is a i\.*\ that show s support other were given between the Robinson <^i t olin kVnohl thai goal could be realized all) procreation and patent man. one woman tot the i.1 lt| communih that student athletes and SGA. Ms. Madison finalists are through dlplot ing and partnership loiuor \lthough the referendum sa\ s h s Ok to be w ho ymi \\. stand with them before seniors | jma I hin.an. Beth Maria I orl said I do not feel and \ational c uming i Nil I *A\ are, and you shouldn't have to we stand with anyone else*' Tope. Naomh Stewart .\mi that the definition ot ni.o lemain controversial, most stn hide it Bradt said I 'avid Mien (Sr I when I miK Watson 4 Thursday. Ociobei \2 2006 www.thebreeze*>rg The Breeze
TUCKER: Book documents HOME-SCHOOL: Some students experience with guerillas do not obtain education above high school FUCKER ' I he I ong Patrol" dinuments be »*> r crimes. "Hell is Over Walsh --.iid. there la .1 problem tor made the transition to the school more schooled students are socially awk- had ever done, he said Vbkes ol the Kurds alter Saddam -. hooled students, in th.it man) appealing and easier ward, Walsh said there are several 11*- 27 rets old Us ker p.is-<\l tin* contains discussions lucker had with iik,' in iee ■bout three vc.it- Walsh said there have been two students that arc Involved in commu- Manne ReoamaisBsnce best despise be- Kurdish leaders His latest bOOK, i- guag< Sometimes general myths about home-schooled nil\ programs, sports or other extra- ing almost 10 years older than most ot Kmong Uarnors in Iracj' I rue dnt. schooled students do not nuvt students. curricular activities, those training with him luckersays he Special Ops and I iKk-aiui-l oad quirements for the number <>t I h.' first ii home-schooled stu- I am said 01 his experience, I was wastnsnedtoldl Raiding in Mi-Mil.ind Killujah," gives <\li|s dents perform better than public not socially handicapped. I was iun- "Tb I*' ItoiH-st .ilxiit wag you're a "stmet-levelview ofthestrug I in lack <>i labs can .iK»> affect school children pl\ not up to speed on the intricacies thinking onh about killing your en- maintaining oonbol in Ir.uj .1 home-schooled Some home-schooled students do Ol pop culture, and that made me feel emy, he SSM A million things are while investigating the oppres- 1 hesr students oftet) not receive an education above the hesitant to participate in conversa- riappcrang around you your ■nmedV sion and hrutahtv m Myanmar, going to publit hi^li high school level. But. those thai are tions. ati ssactton when someone is trying to linker forged .1 lasting friendship V to take these classes or wilt re- driven tend to bv |ust as pre- There are several reasons as to kill \\\ do I kill tills gUV " with the Karen people I he Karen 1 red its lor thi-iii at .1 communlt) pared as puhhc dnd private school whj families choose home-schooling. Amid his war surroundings gave linker land in the mountains
■ graduates Walsh said |ual like even lor some, it is tor religious reasons linker .ontiruied to H nte. and tound to build .1 house atter writing I he i am transferred to (Ml tor his |u- one else, some perform well and oth- FOf others it is that children have to hnnseit m the unique position ot wit- I ong Patrol He has been living in ear, ers perform poorly travel constantly from being in mili- nessing firs! hand the ^.irs in Myan* I hailand tor almost six years now Mom. schooling allowed me to Despite the different perceptions, tary families mar and |nq II. had even (ra.keit I he people ol I hailand reallv 1 ourses the last two years 1 am said there was one benefit to be- Aside from having a more spiritu- down terrorists himself. respect the arts,' lucker said. "It's nl high school," he said, "and gradu* ing home-schooled. al!) centered environment, I.am said. Most people in the counser-ter- refreshing lh .1 high school degree and as- "I learned how to teach myself/ "My parents chose to home-school me psrism field .in.' not m a position to In addition to being a non-fiction MK iat< eefi mi Blue Ridge Com- he said. ' in the absence ol teachers to as well -is m\ five siblings primarih have their \oue heard.' hf said \- author, lot ker is also a tut ion writer • M at the same time let tore me 1 had to learn how to read because of their beiiej that it w as their a writer I ted a dutj to wk and to and an BOComplishsd photographer 1 am .ui i\!i had .1transfer a the textbook tor mysell and extract duty, not the government's, to ensure stand tor tin- truth." he said, even it ,is well as a pr.nluing /en Bud- lh BR( * thai waived hi-* Gen- the important information." that we received a good education it'sonlv a small part " dhist TT1 Your Ticket For "rotessu HI.II riair I )esign A Good Time... HAIR CARE • SKIN CARE • NAIL CARE
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, and oomph mentary $29.99 , Roadside Assistance lor 1 /r w leSS 55.00 (withJACcard) $24.99 BditOT Brian Goodman hifc.-fi'pinton'u Hotmail .< (540)568-3846 Thursday. October 12. 20061 5 Opinion___ www.thebreeze.org louse Editorial Through the Looking Glass Bombs over Pyongyang Pedestrian A war is only pre-emptive when you know they can't fight back President Bush and fnends ited a U.S. invasion of Iraq. became a perpetual baby sitter. headache for presidents to come. for life led the United States into Ir.uj to It is relatively certain North Soil, while Iraq sinks into civil For 1,000 years, the West has been follow through on the L.N. reso- Korea has devekiped nuclear i a pa war and the Arab world grum- fixated on the Middle East with Saving at the pump costs elsewhere lutions ignored by Saddam 1 lus- Ixlities after the underground tests bles about its Western visitors. varying nations taking their turns sein. when he failed to stop the last week. But for some reason, North Korea is very much united at occupation. Today, it is time for •v SARAH DEIIA cious pennies begin to fall from prognnu intended to develop this time, Bush is going the way and very nuclear-powered. the United States. United Nations staff writer the flip-over signs gas stabons weapons of mass destruction. of diplomacy instead of doing his Iraq has become a necessity and the world to look further DflOedcaat their pnees on, people U.S. citizens H en assured of best I hrtv I farrv and shooting first because the Bush administr.itu >n east and hear the sound of North I am a proud pedestrian hat e st«>pped putting on their the invasions neceeerh by the then considering an exit strat- made it and will be a continuing Korea splitting atoms. and will be as long as my rent walking skx* and started reach- administration I hoM HdM citi- egy later. And with his Magnum continues to nse, the meter ing for their car keys once more. zens were also assured of Iraq's still pointing at the Middle East, runs when I flip on a light I'm no economics major, but link with the Sept. 11 attacks on diplomacy in the Par Hast may be ttr*P* we so. w«. *\<)»T switch, and the monopolizing using basic sixth-grade knowl- the World Trade Center and the the only answer with US. forces company Adelphia continues edge of supply and demand, UN Pentagon. Both reasons have already stretched thin — and the to rip me off as well as all col- can figure a way to drive our cars since been proven false, making uncouth dictator Kim Jong-ll of lege students with atfodoui and save the environment. the Bush administration (MOf-2 N*wth Korea knows it cable bills. Besides, the walks Having a high demand for thus (,ir in war mongenng For whatever reason, the through downtown Hamson- gas borause students want to Make that (Mor-3. United States invaded Iraq. Per- burg are good for the lungs, dnve everywhere on this green I .ist week \orth Korea haps they had weapons ot mass along with the invigorating earth causes not only the pnees announced the development of destruction. Mavbethev supported bike rides to campus, and of gas to nse, but also the grass to those weapons ol m.iss ifi-.tni.1ion attacks on the United States. Per- work my cardiovascular s^ st( m become a little less green. Suppli- promised b\ |rac| after years of haps it was lust that Hussein |ust to no end. Sure, the cold may ers of the gas know that dnvers threatening to seemingly deaf ears tried to kill W's daddy. slow my pace down a bit in the want moton/ed transportation I In' response from the U.S. Whatever the explanation, the morning and the wind from and will pay great amounts to do government thus far has been United Skates ended up going into the lovely mountainous ana so, yet it was only when people tepid at best, which is pu/./ling Iraq only to discover an emptv may throw my bike off balance, started finding other w ays to get since the country is dealing armor\' and a country more causing both bike and me to places that the pnees went down, H ith .1 legitimate threat, Instead equipped for medieval warfare go flying — but at least I don't although the demand was still of the perceived one that mer than modem, and in the process have to pay for a parking pass. high — people rust got smart Ihere are days when the abuut it. rain, wind, fog or combination I'm the first to point out wF»en of the three does get me down, the government is in the wrong Breeze Perspectives causing me to dial the number a — when I trunk "the man" is be- faithful friend having to utter in hind overpneed bcxiks, no double desprabon and a slight quiver of punching on weekends or certain the lower lip. "Can I get a nde?" new titles imposed on universities Disposable women to which they reluctantly pick up without a general census, but as my car-less body. So since I have a student bodv and community, I At JMU, as in the world at large, females are nothing more than big tissues bectwne accustomed and k'amed am wholly confident that we can how to sweet talk my way into keep and kiwer even further the BY KAH GRHNDUNG seduce the fresh meat. Watch out dass of 2010.) m >rals. It seems that some women are so bumming a nde, I, too, rumped for pCOBOi gas while preserving the contributing writer Dr. Anne Gabbard-Alley, member of the desperate for a boyfriend and male approval joy when the discouraginglv high environment. Faculty Women's Caucus (FWC), noted that that they will hook up after just meeting in gas pnees dropped down into the Take (he bus if you live oft Even year (Ml graduates women com- she has concerns for JMU's young women hopes oif a booty call the next night. What is under-two-dcillar range, for I have campus. Walk if you live dose petent in but itechnokigy, computer graphic art baoauaa there is pressure to hook up with interesting about this promiscuity is that most to donate less gas money. by Hike if you live somewhere and health communication I \ en year future any man that shows interest, lest the next guys s,iv they don't have respect for girts who But now, as I see the number in between those two. but do not l
& Breeze Perspectives DAM Gentlemen, do the 'do c Certain cuts and coifs cause a hair-raising experience -jxv Hi MASON Mil UK should clarify and say I'm concerned with the state of men's hair. Wom- contributing writer en are doing just fine, and have hair down to a basic science with three vanabk-s. length. cok>r and curly or straight (a decision I only deal with A "five-stars-Ior-hospitalitv" pat to the Harnsonburg I think it s lair to say the world If B8 fashionable as it's ever when buying fnes at Arhv's) Men, on the other hand, are drowning in a County [ail, whose scrumptious bed-and-bn'akfast served on bean 1 Mall hai become as s\ nonvmous with the way people world that possesses more hair possibilities than Facebook groups. chic metal furniture was well worth the VI line looll as it has always been with pnnJuce. |ust look around campus My concern started a few weeks ago as I was flipping burgers in From a junior ofkffinge who maaV thr rfeM aVcttVN to safelu and you'll see the latest trends, (roni leggings to skinny |eans, New [>hall. During the course of dinner. I noticed a plethora of one particular wiilk. instead of driiv. hometfki drinking en?aw UiUtne$itd I ra caps to I ouis Vintton Inn k-lvd covers. JMU, being full of follicle fashion: the mohawk. Mow don't get me wnmg, the mohawk VOUIU hipsters, is eapeciaUy fashion forward, notwithstanding the isn't going to become the Bill Frist of hair (if vou don't get the reference. l ga blizzard that swept thmugh the Quad a tew semesters back. WRI should be ashamed at ymir knowledge, or lack thereof, of current A "you-don't-get-pornts-ftir-hitting-us-in-nMl-life" dart to I he purpose ul tins article, though, isn't to talk about fashion Ironi U.S. politics). JMU is still dominated bv safe and conservative hairstyles. all the on-campus drivers tvho ■earn to speed up at Intencc- a clothing perspivtive. I'm n'alk not qualihtd to do so, as I still think MM li as the "lawn guy land" k*ok, in which product is used to posibon tions and don't know what the big octagonal signs nu-an neon gnvn is as multi-purpose ol a gamient I'olor as blaik or bniwn. blades of hair at full attention, making sure the final n*sult is sbffer than From a cn>s>u
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"I've seen them si* times, but this show Andy's hair rump, in his eyes as he crouched down behind was nice because it was the last one of their tour and tome crates out of sight. He was dressed in all black and didn't they played a good mix of new and old stuff." want to be seen until he could successfully make the hand-off Some of those old favontes were revamped for with hut target. All of a sudden he jumped up with his package. the live performance. Mulb-instrumental tounng took sweral deliberate strides out of the dark concealment behind member Joe Pisapia plucked a banjo melody that the crates, and prepared to make the switch added a very pleasant layer to "Barrel of a Gun." On No, Andy was not involved in organized crime or some spe- "Airport Song" the addition wasn't nearly as pleas- cial undercover spy mission. I le was one of Ouster's techies, a euv ant with Miller singing into a modulator that made who seemed to almost work harder than the band itself through- him sound like a demon from the underworld. out their Convocation show Monday night. Though most of the audience didn't show up un- K»r virtually every song the band played, one or more mem- til Guster came onstage, a good number still got to ben mm Id switch instruments, and it was Andy's |ob to get the see the two opening acts, Copeland and JMl a am n Stitan ready for each new song and then run onstage to give Eddie Cain Irvin. em to the musicians Copeland, though its lead singer was sick, still man- Aside from guitars, Guster brought with them such varied in- aged to put on a fairly strong live performance. Described strumentation as a trumpet, a lap slide guitar, keyboards and two as "mellow indie rock" by the concert's promoter and laptops, a ban»o and. of course, Bnan Rosenworcet's complex stand- Center Stage committee head Chns Beach, they lived up up hand-drum set. The one thing missing was a cowbell, but Ryan to their label, playing slow, heavy rock tunes Miller, (.uster's lead singer, took care of that problem easily. "I've been a fan for a while and they were really good "\ want you all to dig deep...and pull out your inner cowbells live, even though he was sick." said junior Erin Clott for this song," Miller said to the crowd. Appeanng before Copeland, Eddie Cain Irvin and All in all Custer brought 14 different guitars to the Convo stage, his band played a short but high-energy, professional and with all of Andy** running back and forth, it wouldn't be sur- set. Cain's upbeat keyboard pholo illustT*i.«i h> 1 K\ Kl S PA( K <»i Ur, „* 5i"« * Af Concert Preview JMU alumna lands role on 'CSI: NY' Cook brings world Griffin enjoys fast-paced atmosphere of acting on television shows II ktin MASON television shows to the networks It s been ,i good VCai lor me.' she s.m) music to Wilson Hall s . "lUitmtin^ write* Along with her upcoming rote on ( l I airing her time at |\u ,GriJnri learned what NY," Griffin recentl) worked on two men it nu-anttowtirkliarxlalom-and wilhotlxTs. Singer mixes hybrid of flamenco, I a imagine repeatedly Riving up your ies, an independent thriller, '( activity," I veryonein the department at I Ml was weekend activities at (Ml todnven houreto and a famih drama. "Manifest Mysteries." so talented. I had to work hard." Griffin said rumba for unique, colorful sound V\ilnungton. \t . tor work? I his past summer she spent sewn weeks I made great relationships, though lm still Stephanie Ciritfin did. performing In the comedii play "The Id n SirPHAM GAMMNO friends with a lot at people from |Ml who Griffin C95) knew exactly what her future and Bob," which was written and produced contributing wrih i live in LA as well ' held She was not going to let those missed by |ed Seidel, a writer and Dfoducei fof .in Roger Hall, a professor ot theatre and weekend* and long drives to Wilmington go other popular ( Bs series, " I he (.host VVhiS- ' I spend m\ life chipping awaj at it and learning new types dance wlu.m Grirnn described M a mentor towaate She was going to work m the enter- perer" while at (ML . is someone she s|||| remains ot music.' '■.ml linger/songwriter leaatCbofc about his lifelong tainment Industry, < i nit in .iKo spent time working on .i pro- |ourne\ of honing his talent-. in contact with She e-mailed him after she Short!) alter graduation. 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Rod Bull, pUTJ and through the audit me -. flef&ioncfl Coltegicr&e Alcohol Au»cfp@ne&s U*uuU cofrec,and water," Crebtrec Mid reactions, he can bring comedy His unusual di-'i made hun loae and also feelings of uneasiness I nr.iriiKttii.il Tables featuring "FYI Brick Wall and CSDC 15 pounds and allowed him to I artei is a lot ol fun, Wat Monday Thursday 10/16-10/19 Identify «ith his charactet son said "I can say whatever I The plav [(sell is pratented want and gel BWaj with it. It is Warren Hall; 10 AM ■ 2 PM somewhat differently man other interesting to see the audience's typical pla\s | he stage 's pre- reactions. ""Prizes .mil pvcawiys'l Slop by!"" set i\ itil the necessities tor ever\ I rouse pu ked tO direct scene and there is no intermis- I .i! Pig" in order to rea, li ihe 10 Seconds.... Can Change Your Life Forever! sion. audience "People .ire too to- By Robhy Prtrocelli I t.-.illv liked how the stage -used on appearance. I knew Moods) 10/16 *V*U set up. It had ever) thing it I could get the audience to Cealet Ballroom A. 7 PM needed for the pla\ to work," think after this pla\ was over, i \<\ is said I rouse s,nd l he mam component tor the I he pla\ is showing at I he- ""Bobby's litr changing, story about his experience with a drank DUJ to adualK work is Maggie atre II through Saturday rickets driver is oneol personal triumph am tragedv- instilling hope an BavoJadc'scniracter, Helen, abo st the door courage and reminds us that Bach life'* choice imparts our future.*" Free and open to the public! 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WED, OCT. 25 - PANCAKE CIRCUS, 18+ WED, NOV. 1 - ROGER MARIN, 18+ 540.568.6127 THURS, NOV. 2 - CARBON LEAF, 18+ NOV. 8 - AMERICAN DUMPSTER, 18+ NOV. 15 - MIDNIGHT TRAIN w/ANNIE'S TRAGEDY, 18+ [email protected] DEC.7-WILLHOGE.18+ Editoi John * ".ilk- Bdltoi Brian Hanscii bn tzi tports " hoiiiitiil con SS 6709 Thunday, October 12.2006 l" Snortswww.thebreeze-org Rascati hopes to continue winning ways Conference showdown Hi |<»H\ (.Mil ■ da) and li not expected lo piaj Dukes battle No. against I \H Alter leading the Dukes to .i Although IML had sum,' ehampionship in 2MM in his first 1 Wildcats for trouble keeping Rhode Island ofl season hen-, senior ciiiarterkuk the worefrwrd last Saturday, the lustin Rascati becHM the all-time A-10 supremacy [ kikaa an anxious to take the se- winningesl ujuarterb.uk In fMU's riea lead against the Wildcats tins hsstor) after last week's win over m low GAUM Saturday the L diversity of Rhode bland tports ofiror But it won't bveas\. "lfsa gnat honor,'' Rascati said. I \n is the top scoring catenae "|lts| one of the most Important rrwJMUrOTtbslJ teem (4-1) will m Division i-.vv rtveragtn* 462 rtononaquMtertnckavi have onoe again play tlv No i ham in points per game I heir tandem of li took the Gainesville, lb. na- Division I AAon themad, onk tins iimior quarterback Ricky Santos tive .1 game sin ol iwoancla half timi' it will hi' agarnet the nation's end senior wide receiver David Bcaaoni to win 24 games, breaking top-eooring onenae the L rtfver- Kill aretwobigreaaonswhy Mike ( awley's previous neooed of atyofNew Hampshire Ine Dukes' defense will have 23 set fin i i I In- Wildcats clinched the their hands lull, or possibly empty, "Justin is the leader ot the top sp»it in earl) September, .is Santos beam/ |\IL head ooadi Micke) when the) beat Division l-A has vet to Caivhthr Uikrstim Matthew a said i tv*in run, he«an Northwestern, 54-17, throw an w«kend. throw [and | he's everything we'd "They're ven deserving of Intercep- thought he'd be their No^one ranlong,' IMl head tion tins Radio: 530AM/ Rascati .» transfer from tlie coach Mkke) season u/SVA Uravertst) ol Louisville, evp*vted Matthews Santos p,egann-ai llJOaja to win games in coming to IML said Football has hit on — and M'did in-, coachea lh.l»uk,s Saturday over 70 j\ Channel 15 "He was .i good player when are ranked No. 13 JMU at percenl tAdelpms) he got here," IMl ornmsrvecoordt- 13th in theOct No. 1 UNH "' his OUIIIK-IMINTO r natoi |efl I kuden Mad I !«■ t gotten 9 fop : > poll 12:05 p.m. passes ■ (aster and stronger. f*n»b- and haven't Cowell Stadium tor l.iCI ahh oneot lushest attnbutes is he 8 played the yards and u touchdowns. On the 1 .1 good decision maker.' Uikir.iis once 2003 I he all-time d hehas225yardson47aa> Rascati has niownonh two in- series with UNH is bed M> with ries and rrve scores. terceptions and isnim'ntK ranked the two teams rpltttrng on the past Matthewi said .i great pass third in the nation in passing el- four meeting* msh w ill be vital to disrupting the haenc) He has 877 vans paaaing luni.>r tailback Eugene Hollo rVUdcatt onenae and seven touchdowns, comp man isexpectad to start Matthews You ve got to put pressure 6g.9percenl of rae passes said and will be backed up b) se- on their attttm," Matthews aud Ivw.m ,s at-, nittv Waller Pa\ti«i nior Maurice Rennet and |unior "Treasure on offense la what causn \w ard watch list H hkti rmyju/e*. the Ajnoirme Holton Senior tailback Ix-St pllUT in I Vision I-AA t<«4ball. Junior running back Eugene Holloman will start for the Dukes against New Hampshire. \K in Banks did not practice [ties- \ln. : tgt 12 Volleyball beats Tribe fights Dukes to tie Radford at home I his was the Puke and I'm not sure we did move Wi m eded people to give performances from middle Men's soccer overall H-3 intheC AA)third on trom that tonight," us a hit coming ofl the bench JMU wins non- blocker Lindse; Wheeler and conset utive double-overtime Madison started the tirsi that didn't happen," Martin outside Imter I indse) Poole. struggles at home their last was 5unda) hall strong said We were on our back feel conference game I he) combined on .» series oi afternoon when Madison tied IML senior defender Mike the whole second half until we blocks to take their first lead at withW&M loth-ranked luddenh.ini racked up the lirst gOt some chances and transi- vs. Highlanders 13*12 and would build a lead Old Domin- Men's IML goal of the game with tions, but we came awa) amp* as high i»* seven before Poole s HI Will I Ml PROffll l ion Univer- c-„.«-,- 23:35 left in the first hall lud- Iv-ltanded on those, too " m TIM CHAPMAN gaaie-w inning, < roaa-courl contributing writer sit) i-i soccer denh.ini headed the ball into In the remainder qi regula- i ontributtns wrttei kill. i Tuesday the goal tion, each team put up tour un- Porterfield pro\ ided a spark Hie 23rd-rankcd [Ml a little let- W&M 2 oft an as- stKt rsslul shots After .i quick 3*0 siarl in the in the third game with a num- men's soccer learn tied un- trom HJII j sist l rum \\ (^\1 missed i>n its On!) first game, the IML women's ber ot deceptive voile) ranked ( olonial Athletu As- Old Domin- ^-^ =— sophomore ■coring opportunit) in the tirst volleyball team (12-ni looked memberfng how well Radford HKiation nval William ft ion," IMl midfielder period of overtime. Freshman primed lo ———^—— blocked her m the previous Mar) 2-2 in a game thai weni COM h lorn Martin said U, \i.k Zim- midfieldei Price I homaa rock- handle K.ui- Women's game, she resorted lo her soft into double-overtime ruesda) leser\*ed .i win, but we merman. It eted a shot that flew over the lord I ni\ er- ■Volleyball r ■■ ■ •• tout h night at JMl Soccer ( omplex. to move on trom that. was lud- crossbar. Wt . >■ refoi used as a denhanVs '*3L I he Inhe took four more .itinu-K i.isli- Tuesday and .i1- a senior I needed fourth goal shots in the second overtime ion. Bui thf _ .. , smarter and step il this season period, but tailed to break the team would "g«ord 1 Porterfield said i k tie IML couldn t score, either. hav< ti rel) IMU- 1_ I he turning point in the Dukes Totten "It's not I good result when on late-game match came midwa\ through scored again when |unlor tor- you consider the waj the game surges from senior outside the third game, when Mil ad- ward Lasse kokko passed to played itsdl out. Martin said hitlers Hanna Porterfield and din's one-handed bump kept senior midfielder Mark i.»t WacM oul shot |ML in the A Hyson Halls to stave oh In- Madison allVI Wl uld be ho found the nel trom IS seCOtld half 17-1 1 consistent pla) and •< resilient the longest point oi thr mat. h \ arils out Dukes' senior goalkeep- . opponent, winning H m non- Md addin ao\ t out ot bounds, A i rn.it start. Mar- er Kevin Irapp recorded six conference action ruesday m Saving thr ball o\rr her head tin said "We icored on .< fne saves, white (he Iribe's Hren- Sinclair (.\mn.isium with her lefl hand Sophomore kuk. We scored on .i running n.in Wergle) got tour l arl) in the first game, u.ills middle blocker Michelle |ohn- play, ami men we stopped IML was missing .i team made her presence known with son finished the point with a playing You can'l do thai leader in the game as senior a tlurrv of kills and hloeks Rad- finesse voile) against y^'i^i teams" midfielder Kurt Morsink was ford overloaded Halls' side in "Nothing can hit the floor WarM took ad vantage of the benched due lo .i red card in .in attempt to slow hei d and you can t gi\ •• up al an) situation and got its first goal Sunda) 'a game against t >l 'I onK to see freshman middle point." \h Faddin said I >■ as with 2:58 remaining in the hall "You can see how Ineffec- blocker Kaitlin McFaddin step lo pumped when I went inbi junior midfielder Doug tive teams are when VOU'R up .in-i i lose the game oi .t block -dt.-r thai and il felt Ernst passed tO senior forward missing the wrong players," voile) great when we final I) w i i Pal S* herder, who took i shot Martin said "Kurl ma\ have Halls is used to --eeing such I he I 'likes won the third trom 1^ varda oul to put WArM made a dilterenee tonight. It adjustments and knows how to ami with junior on the board would have been nice to have adapt iiberu lena Pierson anchoring " I he team started oil Strong him on the field, hut that's the I i eeded to take imarter the defense, the offense real I j the tirst halt; rotten said We time when somebod) els*1 has shots and not |usl tr\ to blast i d iif» in the fourth ■ were plavinj; well; we wert' Ofl to step in and step up through," Halls said Halls led the scoring with se\ - them We had two goals early, Madison w ill hit the road Despite establishing earl) en kills, but attributed much oi but WC let our toot ott the )',.is this weekend to take on two control \Mth a first-came win, the success in the X-1 mat) h, to al the end ol the first hall and ( A V opponents I nda\ the |MI coach iv.> Pierson that continued on in the second I Hikes face Hotstra and Sun- net saw her tram |ust as eat ih "She is ven imi halt ' da) the) take Northeastern iwa) the momentum with Halls said [Piep»on| pn I I he tribe tied the score Both games an scheduled tor plav. erything up and is nisi about when Scherder icored again 7 p.m. We started taking things our w holt* defense nine minutes into the second I he Dukes' final home ranted and got careless, IMl v ill face I ic I niver- hall, lumor midfielder R\.m match of the regular Mason is which led lo a tot ol bad sit\ ol I lelaware and I Senior defender Mike Tuddenham scored his fourth goal c hrerdevesl picked up the aa- Friday, IM 20 against low- 1 arner said ■ this season in the Dukes 2 2 tie with William & Mary. sist son mes two and I lookii so we * .in tmd how vw can be rai li ot them John Brian Matt Caite Evan more mature and get out ot \\<- simpl) can'l plaj like Swami Quitter Fearless Leader Boss Lady Guest these situation* " we did tonight this weel Radford won tin- second i said I' we do, we VA 1 A ith ke\ trout Inn* . 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J. found Improve th.it itaHstu the turnover battle I he Wild offense, iv Inch I think is why I I V* »VW The Dukes' KCondtf) \M!I cats have .1 mere two turnovers thej score so many points the hidden pig and won a FREE .IIMI fan the new Division l-AA in their last five games, while I uniing into the midpoint touchdown record holder in Ball. forcing 12. of the season, this game could He ha*. si» touchdown this I .1st year, in 13 games the\ be the biggest one for Madison party platter! Stay tuned for Meton .ind M »»>r his careei |l0fOfd] 47 turnovers/ Matthews all vear Both teams go into Jerry Rice previously held the s,ud Tve never heard of getting Saturdav's contest undefeated next week's clue! record of f>0 BCOm while pl.n ■ that many turnovers I hat s ,i|- in conference play at 2-0 11 ing M Mississippi Velle) State most one |LHT) quartet "We're two of the premiere from I981-'M. 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