Bomb Was Meant to Harm Anyone

Apple Cup Run brings big bucks Police still By STEPHANIE STRAUSZ "Our goal was to raise $15,000. It's a ~~~~e~e~bet:~ed he passed the ball to the Daily Evergreen Staff great feeling to not only reach our goal, investi gati ng but then to exceed it," Ryan Connell, Kappa Sigma members and pledges from Kappa Sigma fraternity set an all-time Apple Cup Run coordinator, said. "We got record for the largest amount of money the WSU chapter received the ball in b b incid ever raised within the chapter in its 14th a lot of support from Bill Budge and the Wenatchee and finished the relay to Martin 0 min Clent Annual Apple Cup Run Against Cancer. American Cancer Society. Without them, Stadium, where the ball was taken onto the The run, in conjunction with the we couldn't have raised as much as we field to Coach Mike Price. Sigmas of UW, lasted approxi- Pullman Mayor Alfred R. Hal- By AARON.:MII.LE~).~;::;;:rlli~illl'llil'll.tl mately 45 hours and covered 350 vorson proclaimed the day of the Daily Evergreen Staff miles between the two schools ~;w;rL~1J Apple Cup game "Kappa Sigma The profits from the $23,000 Day" in honor of the philanthropy While investigators have not ruled out that were raised go to the Ameri- ~r=~ event. possible charges in the Monday night can Cancer Society for research, To raise the money, WSU explosion that killed one WSU student and education and services for cancer chapter members went to resi- injured another, police do not believe the victims. dences in Pullman in the fall and bomb was meant to harm anyone. Sgt. Chris Tennant of the Pullman Police Bill Budge, district executive asked for minimum $5 pledges for the run. They also received Department said he believes Harvey director of the American Cancer pledges from alumni and took "Buddy" Waldron and Payam Saadat were society, and JoAnne Fleming, probably just experimenting with the bomb, president of the Whitman County part in four telethons in Spokane.' The bulk of the money, how- and did not intend it for criminal use. Unit of the American Cancer Soci- From left are Bill Budge, Ryan Connell and JoAnne Flemming. ever, came from the business Further investigation into the explosion ety, visited the Kappa Sigma fra- did." community. Businesses were given incen- of the homemade pipe bomb has not ternity Thursday morning to receive an Last Apple Cup weekend, members from tives for donations of $100 or more, tax revealed yet why the two were handling the enlarged $23,000 check and to show . the UW house received the Apple Cup deductible receipts, personalized Apple Cup bomb when it exploded Monday night. thanks to the fraternity. game football from Husky Coach Don Run T-shirts and a certificate of community Tennant said an autopsy was completed "According to our research, this is prob- James at Husky Stadium on Thursday, involvement. on Waldron, 22, Thursday afternoon, but ably the largest amount ever raised by a Nov. 18, and ran the ball to Wenatchee. A The 1992 run was ded icated to Bob final lab results of tissue and blood sam- college fraternity in the United States for a bus carried members of the fraternity while ples taken will not be completed for a non-profit organization," Budge said. the runner carried the ball, and when a See Run: page 3 number of days. The samples are being I------:__::___, sent to the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau laboratories in San Francisco and Washington D.C. for additional tests. Results of the autopsy did not reveal any surprises, Tennant said. While Tennant said possible charges against Saadat, 20, haven't been ruled out, no charges have been filed at this time. Saadat was supposed to have been inter- viewed by ATF agents on Thursday, but the interview was postponed on a request that Saadat be given more time to rest and recover from surgery, ATF Public Informa- tion Officer Jim Provencher said. Waldron and Saadat were traveling on IrVing Street in Waldron's 1978 Ram Char- ger when the bomb they made following instructions from a book titled "Poor Man's James Bond" exploded. Saadat was holding the bomb on his left leg at the time of the explosion, and shrap- nel hit Waldron in the head, WSU football coach Mike Price said Wednesday night by telephone after talking to Saadat. Saadat was transported to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where he remains in stable condition, and Waldron was taken to Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane. Waldron was pronounced dead late Tuesday night. A memorial service for Waldron has • • .' Staff photo by Terry Thom been set for Monday at 4 p.m. at SI. ChriS Shindle (In black apron), a freshman In mechanical engineering, and Aaron Grigal, a freshman in pre-med/psychol- Thomas More Catholic Church in Pullman. ogy, test for an unknown salt in a Chemistry 106 lab Thursday. His funeral will be in Bellevue on Saturday. Senate holds final meeting Woman reports acquaintance rape The first rape, reported in septem ber, was an . Faculty senators were uncharacteristically quiet at their last and By BARBARi,".illlll.~ acquaintance rape that happened in Gannon/Gold- po~sibly short~st, meeting of the academic year Thursday. ' Daily Evergreen Staff sworthy Hall. The second rape took place in October You look like my class when I ask for questions," Professor A WSU student was raped early Thursday morn- when a stranger attacked a 19-year-old student in Tom Brigham, Academic Affairs Committee chairman, said to the ing, according to police reports. her darkened apartment. The third rape happened Senate as he presented several items for approval. While most of the details were not readily avail- Nov. 11 and was also an acquaintance rape. Another The senators were apparently anxious to get through the agenda able because the initial report has not been com- November rape was reported to the University police andwrap up unfinished business before the summer. pleted, Sgt. Kathy Buck of the Pullman Police by a third party at the beginning of spring semester. The body voted on and approved 13 action items with little dis- Department said the case was an acquaintance rape. The fifth reported rape happened the first weekend cussion. These items included: The woman called police at 4 a.m. on Thursday, back from semester break, early in the morning of • Recommendations to create a bachelor of science in nursing according to police reports. Buck said the woman Jan. 10 and was an acquaintance rape that took degree at WSU Tri-Cities. wasn't sure when the alleged rape took place. Offi- place in an off-campus apartment. • Revision~ .to the faculty manual sections dealing with faculty cers classified the alleged rape as third degree forc- Buck, who also handled the October and Novem- personnel pohcies and the anti-discrimination policy statement. ible rape, which deals with lack of consent for sex- ber rapes, said the October case has been closed • Revisions to academic rules dealing with transfer credits and ual intercourse, Buck said. because there is not a suspect, but it still could be the scheduling of evening exams. Because it was an acquaintance rape, and there is reopened if a suspect is found. Buck said she was The sena~ors have had a busy year, including evaluating the a suspect, officers will finish taking the woman's not sure if the November rape case has been sent to r~conflguratlon document, which outlines the procedures for cut- statement and will question the man, Buck said. the prosecutor's office yet. ting u~iversi~ programs in times of budget crisis and questioning ~uck said she did not know how long the investiga- The other three rape cases were handled by the the university s budget and its emphases. tion w.11I take or when the case will be forwarded to University Police Department and two of them have Chairman Ken Ca~ava~t s~id he had not seen the Senate put the Whitman County prosecutors. been forwarded to the prosecutor. The third party through so much legislation In one year in the seven years he has This the sixth reported rape of a WSU student in report of rape cannot be forwarded without the vic- served on the Senate. the school year, and the fourth acquaintance rape. tim's statement to police. Page 2

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PULLMAN POLICE DEPARTMENT The report was for documentation only. Monday, April 19 11:30 p.m.: A concerned neighbor of a Kamiak 12:23 p.m.: Video Quest reported a theft of video Street apartment residence reported hearing suspi- games. No report was filed at this time. cious sounds next door. The investigation continues. 7:00 p.m.: Two juveniles were being held in cus- Monday, April 19 . tody for attempted burglary at the Greystone Church. 6:27 p.m.: Two men removing seats and wheels No other information was available at this time. of bicycles at Regents Hall were reported. It was Tuesday, April 20 determined to be a prank on a friend. 1:45 p.m.: A man reported almost being struck by Tuesday, April 20 a car at South Grand Avenue. No report was made. 1:00 p.m.: A university department forwarded a 3:23 p.m.: A woman reported that her children piece of suspicious mail. The incident is under were followed home by an older model dark green investigation. pickup truck that then parked behind the house, The 6:00 p.m.: A person reported being struck by a vehicle was gone when officers arrived, water balloon while jogging past Perham Hall on Wednesday, April 21 Stadium Way. The room was identified and the hall 9:51 p.m.: A bicyclist who crashed into a parked staff was notified. car at Pullman High School was transported to Pull- 9:31 p.m.: The odor of marijuana was reported man Memorial Hospital. coming from a room in Streit Hall. The residents were contacted and the investigation continues. UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT Wednesday, April 21 Sunday, April 18 7:34 a.m.: The gas lines in a lab in Clark Hall 12:09 a.m.: A man was arrested for OWl at a were reported stuck open. The fire department and non-injury, two-car accident at Spokane Street and physical plant responded and the leak was con- Campus Street. The case was referred to the prose- trolled. cuting attorney for charges. 4:22 p.m.: A person reported a harassment inci- 7:41 p.m.: A person in the ASWSU Co-Pee men's dent that occurred April 17 at a dance function at locker room reported a woman had entered the area Stephenson Complex. No further action will be two hours earlier. The woman took a cart and left. taken. Run: Dedicated to deceased alumnus SAVE 10%-50% • Continued from cover tives that everyone was excited sponsors Reach for Recovery, a McEachern, a Kappa Sigma alum- about it and wanted to do it - program that gives women with nus who died earlier in the year. despite the cold weather and breast cancer counseling and sup- McEachern's widow donated snow," Todd Sax, a member of port from women who have had $1,000 to the run. Kappa Sigma, said. breast cancer. Tony Boydsen, the owner of "The dedication and hard work There are branches of Reach Shakers and a Kappa Sigma of these young men serve as an for Recovery allover Whitman alumnus, also donated $1,000. inspiration to all of us involved in County, including Pullman. The UW chapter raised just the fight against cancer," Fleming Call Karen Maley, Whitman under $12,000. said. County Reach to Recovery coordi- "There is a competition Connell and Brian Bowen, last nator, for more information at between the two chapters to add year's Run Against Cancer chair- 549-3815. incentive," Connell said. man, received certificates of merit April is also Community Cru- "Whichever chapter makes from the American Cancer Society sade month, and volunteers are more money receives atrophy." for outstanding service in the taking pledges by phone and There were also other incen- fight against cancer. going door to door for the Ameri- TRITICUM PRESS tives for individuals who received "I am really proud to work with can Cancer Society. the most pledges and made the such mature, conscientious and "Fund-raisers such as the SE 2458 Paradise· Pullman • 332-8801 most money for the run, such as hard working men," Budge said. Apple Cup Run are so important a $300 gift certificate to Nords- "They are terrific role models because we can't have programs IN.i;;;iiiiir,;;~ii~ii;;ii~ trom and a $100 gift certificate to during a time when young people like Reach for Recovery or Com- Shakers. are often looked down upon." munity Crusade without that extra "Connell made so many incen- The American Cancer Society money," Budge said. APRIL IS AUDIO MONTH! Alpine Alarm I I II , Alpine CD player $299.00 \ J I INSTALLED 00 \ $359 ,JIll; 8040 • Enzine Starter Cut-Off , 7802 dB Soft-Chirp Siren .123 ,\ • Radar Sensor ~ Alpine Amplifier -e 45 watts per channel " 3547 $227°°m ./ ~ ,,-,-SONY. GREENE'S BODY & PAINT SERVICE rHOME AUDIO SALEPRICED Located in the 1110Pullman Rd., 882 701& Tri-State Building Moscow • 4 Friday, April 23, 1993 AID PERSPECTIVES ~f Washington State University

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Unsigned perspectives are opinions af the Daily Evergreen opinion board, signed perspectives and columns are opinions of the author. Reader perspectives should be typed, double-spaced and less than 300 words. A name, signature and phone number must accompany letters. The Daily Evergreen reserves the right to edit for space and libel, and any material viewed averly obscene. Due to. the volume of letters we receive same letters may take a week or more to. appear, others may never be printed. Attack of the Injustice examined After watching an 81 second judged by all white juries and flyerpeople video last year, it may have not given the benefit of the been clear to the American pub- doubt. They were guilty as By now, most lation" flyer try- lic that Rodney Glen King didn't charged by virtue of their skin WSU students ing to convey? deserve the beating he received color. Let's not be hasty then in are aware of Is it that men at the hands of four white police our judgement everytime a case Playboy's visit to who masturbate officers. involves a minority, homosex- the Palouse. For (nearly all of us, But what may have seemed ual, or "victimized" feminist. the past few AlI;Wt...... MI according to the obvious to media-washed Ameri- There is plenty of other evidence days, a photog- Kinsey Report cans, so used to doing nothing to consider - even in the Rodney and other stud- rapher with the more than relying on their televi- prosecutor's case this time was King case. ies) are to be sion sets for entertainment, improved by the rehearsal of the First, it was King that was ~e~~az\~~ervi~!~ IY DAVID DRAIE considered per- company, and news was not so state case." roaring down the freeway, ing applicants verts? Or are the obvious to the Simi Valley jury, But despite the wording of the legally drunk, at speeds in I for the upcoming "Girls of the "perverts" only the onanists who in the state case, which ended Constitution, the revisionist excess of 100 mph. Could this use visual aids? Pac 10" pictorial. By mid-week, in the acquittal of three of the Warren Court ruled in 1959 that be a factor? If King, in his 3) What about women who the first tokens of resistance to officers and a deadlock on the the federal government can retry drunken haste, had killed a fam- indulge in auto-eroticism? Surely the photographer's corrupting fourth. state cases that don't result in ily of four, would that have mat- the individuals responsible for the presence had appeared - a Nevertheless, last Saturday, convictions. tered? flyers (hereafter, the "Flyer- series of anonymous flyers, in the federal case, a new multi- According to the Wall Street Second, it was King who People") don't maintain that all posted around the CUB. cultural jury convicted two of Journal, even the American Civil jumped out of his vehicle and healthy women everywhere fore The flyers were rather charming the four officers for violating Liberties Union disagreed with took a swing at Officer. Powell in their own activist-wannabe King's civil rights. The Spokes- that ruling, at least until last before any of the excessive fashion, though misdirected and Are the man's· headline the following summer's riots when it "sus- blows were administered. laughably naive. Had the display morning read "The people's ver- pended its longstanding opposi- Third, King's two accomplices of childish wrath been limited to FlyerPeople dict: peace." Whatever hap- tion to the Supreme Court's cooperated with the police with- such stock slogans as "Play~o"y suggesting pened to justice? decision allowing federal retri- out incurring a single blow. Exploits Women," and t~e like, Amy Stevens of the Wall als." Why? To be politically cor- Last, it was King who kept this column would have Ignored women don't Street Journal pointed out that rect? "defying the officers" to hold the whole thing and wasted space "Rodney King didn't deserve to The federal government's him down. advocating drug use or devil wor- masturbate at be beaten senseless." True. But motives are just as suspect. There is little dou be that offi- ship. all? did officers Stacey Koon, Lau- Why did the federal govern- cer Powell went too far in his However, the juvenile vulgarity rence Powell, Theodore Briseno, ment decide to try the case after beating of King. But for the fed- of the phrase, "Women Don't and Timothy Wind deserve to be the riots? Was it because of the eral government to make the Choose to Have 'Perverts Ejaculate swear the use of stimulating put on trial a second time? The riots or that it honestly believed case that the officers had on Their Photos," which imagery. Could it be true that question warrants a trial. that it had a case? A look at the "intentions" of beating King is appeared on one of the flyers, more than a few female' fantasies The Fifth Amendment of the charges in both cases reveals wrong. raises a few questions. Since don't involve politically correct Constitution reads that "No per- that there was very little dif- There was no intent. The offi- Playboy saw fit to take out a cou- liaisons with "whole" men, in all son shall be subject for the fernce in the two trials, albeit cers simply got out of hand. ple of large ads in this newspa- their emotional and intellectual same offense to be twice put in the outcome. This is what the first jury saw, per, it seems only fair to use a complexity, and that such fantas- jeopardy of life or limb." The The power of the mob seems leaving them to question portion of that revenue (in the izers are simply a misunderstood reason is because it allows the to hold sway on the conscience whether the officers were guilty form of my salary) to raise those minority, rather than dysfunc- prosecution a second crack at of America. Whatever makes as charged. questions here: tional charity cases? getting a conviction. As Harvard people happy. That is democ- But beyond a reasonable 1) Don't these self-appointed 4) Are the FlyerPeople suggest- law professor and criminal racy - but not justice. Justice doubt, the travesty of the sec- protectors of women have any- ing psychologically healthy defense lawyer Alan Dershowitz based on emotions will only lead ond Rodney King trial isn't that , thing better to do? Apparently it's women don't masturbate at all? says, "A retrial like this pro- to future rioting, lynchings, and two of the four officers were easier to Xerox a few flyers than Gee, that makes sense - repre- vides a tremendous opportunity subjective decision making. convicted, it is that they were work for real change in a system, sentations of the activity are such to learn from your mis- Americans should remember tried again and that we will rather than a magazine, that a common feature of male-ori- takes ... There's always going to that there once was a time in never know whether justice was exploits all people, particularly the ented pornography that to do so, be a lingering suspicion that the our history when blacks were done. The verdict is yours. working class and the poor. And even in privacy, must somehow no, giving junk to Goodwill or be the result of exploitation. volunteering at a shelter when it's Right? DOONESBURY By Garry Trudeau convenient does not count. This may come as a surprise to This campus, and this country, the fearless Exploit-O-Cops with STARRING CHER, seems to have an over abundance photocopiers set to "Kill," but A5HON{;Y, THe DUCK? of liberal mush-heads, eager to what people choose to do in pri- Heme CHINCSF3 AM8ASSAWR hop on the nearest refo,rm band- vate with a bottle of Jergens is Awe- P&-CAMP. .• f){}CK? wagon as long as it doe.sn't none of their. business. What we / I threaten their middle class lifes- look at or think about while we do tyle or make them late f~r dinner it is none of their business. Nor at that cute little ethnic place should it concern those modeling around the corner - the service for Playboy, Swank, Penthouse or is splendid, dear, and it's all the Sears catalog. 50000 authentic. A photograph only captures a 2) What message is the "ejacu- person's image. Not their soul. Friday, April 23, 1993 Class offers tips for food on the run By EMILY 81BS01:;...... ~= She demonstrates to students Daily Evergreen Staff how to prepare quick low-fat entrees that are tasty and easy to Approximately 17 faculty mem- serve. bers learned about nutrition and Lynette Garder, a medical now to make pesto pasta in less assistant at Pullman Memorial 20 minutes Wednesday. _ .man Hospital, attended Perryman's The lesson was part of an Eat- Healthy Dividends class at the end ing on the Run class at the Well- of March. She said she especially ness Resource Center. liked the hand-outs and samples Shirley Perryman, registered of low-fat foods given out in the dietitian and instructor at the class. Wellness Resource Center, taught Perryman said many people her third class this year on eating have too much meat and fat in on the run. ' their diets and don't take the time Perryman has taught a total of to exercise, six classes on healthy low-fat eat- She also said eating smaller ing this year, and said she portions of food and more grains, focuses her classes on showing fruits and vegetables was a good busy people how to cook low-fat idea. She said the amount of meals in short amounts of time, meat people need each day is "I want to show people other equal to the size of two decks of options than eating out and eating cards. "I make suggestions to eat healthier, but bad habits won't " It's important change over night," Perryman that people said. "It takes time to develop new behaviors." learn that they As fo r the diets of most stu- can have the dents, Perryman sees too many young people skipping breakfast time to cook and then eating too much late at from scratch. night. "Young people should take - Shirley Perryman Dietitian and instructor charge of their eating habits now and take better care of themselves so they can live longer and teach frozen food," Perryman said." their children good eating hab- "It's important that people learn its," Perryman said, that they can have the time to Perryman said there is a differ- cook from scratch," ence between students and the Perryman said usually about 15 adults in her classes. She said people attend the classes and most of the adults are motivated most are women. already to eat healthier. 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Torey Hunter's threat - The junior cornerback said something Incident draws very close to, "You can take this as a threat or whatever, but if the Evergreen puts anything tasteless team together about (the bomb explosion involv- ing two football players), I'll be ers had a bomb in their posses- By GARRm RIOI,LI :,E mad - fighting mad." sion is widespread, and many Drew Bledsoe may draw national attention to the Aside from the fact that taste is Daily Evergreen Staff team members say Waldron and .. Palouse for his draft potential, but WSU rower a subjective concept, to threaten Saadat have been unfairly por- Four days after a pipe bomb ... Chelsea Newman is hoping to represent her school the watchdog of society with explosion killed one team member trayed by newspapers and televi- !lI in a different way. physical violence shows a mental- and injured another, many WSU sion stations. The 22-year-old communication major has entered ity found most often in dictator- football players are busy sorting ships. "If they don't do what I competition for the three to five model positions out their emotions and searching "The thing that's most shock- say, I'll hurt them." for answers. Playboy is on campus to fill for its Girls of the In the United States of Amer- ing to us right now, and the thing Pac-10 pictorial. ica, people are entitled to their The death of Harvey M. that's causing so much anger "Buddy" Waldron, along with the with our team, is the amount of opinion. without fear of physical Cougar varsity athletics is taking it on the road this harm. Hunter's comment cleared disrespect people are showing not 4.t. . weekend. up the confusion on why football only for Buddy Waldron's name but for his family," quarterback. !lI The baseball team plays the Washington Huskies players are stereotyped as dumb " in a three-game series this weekend in Seattle. I think the focus and team captain Mike Pattinson brutes. .should be that said. The men's and women's tennis teams compete at Marcia Saneholtz blames the Buddy Waldron Pattinson criticized one Spo- the Pacific-10 Championships at Ojai, Calif. last 14 years - Assistant Ath- kane television station's portrayal The men's golf team competes at the Stanford of Waldron as a militant renegade letic Director Marcia Saneholtz is dead, and this Intercollegiate at Stanford " Calif. attempted to blame the last 14 with a violent disposition. The men's and women's track teams compete at years of "bad coverage" on the university has "Instead of some of these peo- the Boise State University Invitational at Boise, current Evergreen staff and lost not only a ple trying to turn Buddy Waldron into a monster, they should Idaho. adviser Jeff Hand. football player maybe show a little more respect . Finally, the women's crew rows to a dual regatta at She claimed that, in her time Oregon State at Corvallis, Ore. here she had NEVER seen a but a fine for his family and his 'friends," greek leader's or prominent offi- Pattinson said. Sharon U ndChantal Brunner became the first cial's name in a headline. Yet she person. Pattinson joined the team in a... Cougar teammates since 1985 to each go farther has seen athletes' names in the - Mike Pattinson 1989, the same year as Waldron, than 20 feet in the long jump in the same season papers all semester. Cougar quarterback and he said he knew the line- Three points: 1) Hand has backer as well as anyone. ., last weekend. worked here two years and the Li won the long jump last weekend against Cal staff changes .every semester. injury of Payam Saadat, has"left "Buddy was a unique person; with a mark of 20-0. What has happened in the past is many Cougars saddened by the so is Payam," Pattinson said. Brunner seta WSU indoor record of 20-4 Feb. 28 loss of a teammate and angered "But by no means were they completely out of the cu rrent ln Seattle to qualify for the NCAA Indoor staff's control. . by the media's coverage of the vicious or into those kinds of incident. Championships. See Star chamber: page 9 Speculation as to why the play- See Together: page 7 You Make The Call '''Who do you think will pick Drew Bledsoe in this Sunday's NFL Draft?"

Seattle. They need Seahawks, of I'm hoping New " " better quarterback. "course. That's England. He a II where he belongs, screwed up here. I isn't it? II don't want him to ruin Seattle. II Dean Brad Dawn Tiehen McMinds Justus Junior Junior Freshman Criminal Exercise Computer Physiology Science Justice friday, April 23, 1993

Together: Players comment on character of teammates

• Continued from page 6 just crazy now he's (Waldron) things that were trying to cause gone. It's like losing someone in problems with others." your family, because we are a family." Linebacker T.J. Folkers, a close Childs added that the comrad- friend of Waldron and Saadat, erie between teammates makes agreed with Pattinson and said Waldron'S death especially diffi- there was no reason for the play- cult to bear. ers to be depicted as malicious "His (Waldron's) locker is right conspirators. next to me, so during football, I "I think it's ridiculous," he would see him every day," Childs said. "Anyone who knows them said. "I'll never forget that. He knowS there was no malicious was a good guy; he'd do anything intent. Period." to help anybody. "No matter what they (the pub- "It hurts me about Payam, too, lic) hear from the media, no mat- because if I was in his shoes, I ter how they blow it out of pro- don't think I would want to go on portion, they're just two great living. But Payam's a fighter, so guys," Folkers continued. "I'm he'll be all right." around them every day, and they're just not that kind of peo- Pattinson said WSU will be ple." even stronger because of the loss. Ron Childs, another linebacker, said the accident has hit players "I think it's only going to bring hard because of the team's unity. us closer together," he explained. "It doesn't matter whether "There's not a single guy on our you're white or black or Mexican football team that's going to or whatever," he said. "We're all change their mind about Buddy or brothers. We'd do anything for Payam's character, despite what anybody on the team, and it's anybody else can say."

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~~NAPA~BEEDY/NAPA Star chamber: Spit session \..' AUTO PARTS • Continued from page 6 Phillips and Ronald Eugene she decided against the major ® & -Locally owned operated- 2) Greek leaders don't receive Poplawski, respectively - all just because (couldn't cut the mus- any money to attend school. nor regular students - were reported tard) her professors taught her on the front page of the paper for 10 TOUCH are they written about weekly for that "muckraking and sensational- their accomplishments. When crimes. Guess Marcia wasn't in ism" was the way journalists TIRE CARE greek leaders fill their house on those days. worked. She blubbered on to say Clean, shine and protect your pledge day, they don't receive a As far as prominent school offi- she had to stand up against the tires with one easy spray. recount of how they did it. Simply cials, if Sam Smith stole a pack evil brain washing of her instruc- (15 oz.) 1NT·15 put, they are not necessarily pub- of batteries from Dissmores, it tors and do something else (public figures. would surely be reported far more lic relations) because that wasn't In 1992, the Evergreen prominently than if any student- the way she thought journalism 99 reported several stories on then athlete did the same. The fact is worked. $2 ASWSU President Jim Hanna's school officials just don't commit She didn't back up any of her Expires 4/30193 misuse of funds and breaking of as many crimes. statement with facts and ended, rules, including several stories 3) Four student arrests have hypocritically enough, by calling been reported in the Evergreen the Evergreen a cousin of the Star • Mon - Frl 8:00 to 5:30 with his name in the headline . Guess Marcia wasn't in that this semester. Three driving while and National Enquirer. • Saturday 8:00 to 5:00 semester. intoxicateds and one failure to Livengood with the back stab In the Feb. 29, Oct. 29, and appear. All the stories were accu- - After talking privately about 334-4511 S.1242 GRAN Nov. 4, 1991, issues: Thomas rate and fair, and in each, an how much he' valued investigative Eugene Wagner; David R. Smith, attempt was mad.e to reach the journalism, Athletic Director Jim Corey P Condron, Hin Vong and athlete for a comment. Livengood threw gasoline on the Mike Won ; and Trevor Theodore- Saneholtz stressed the absur- fire when he claimed a source - dity of reporting the crimes but "I forget who," he said - neglected to mention the 34 fea- boasted the Evergreen as "want- ture/profile stories (with little to ing to go out with a bang" - no news value) the paper reported referring to the investigative sto- this semester. ries presently being worked on. A newspaper's job is to investi- Kristen Hovde's soliloquy - gate public issues. Sorry for the For about five minutes, the volley- inconvenience, Jim. If the Athletic ball player gave her sob story Department has nothing to hide, ~C_ about how she too was once a it doesn't have anything to worry communication student. She said about. ~CLODI.s. ~~I~~NORTHWEST~_-- I~utopart~* & Ptfillt SUPply] ~ :1B~CUlG•••• .:... •••• '~.' -e, "~'...... , '~ .•••• '.~.:•• ,'. -/.11811811811811811811811811811' We carry a full line of ·IDRIVE ~U'3i~' .

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Cougars attend trio of Draft: Who? • Continued from page 8 1984 (3) - The MinnesotaVik- ings selected defensive tackle track competitions Keith Millard with the 13th overall petition. " pick. The Lions picked up defen- By JOEY 1.,l:t085"'__ Senior Jennifer Bravard, who sive tackle Eric Williams with their Daily Evergreen Staff met the NCAA automatic qualify- third-round selection, and the After th ree consecutive track ing time for the 3,000 meters last Patriots used their 12th-round and field meets, Mooberry Track weekend, will concentrate on pick to draft offensive tackle Char- has seen the last of competition reaching the standard in the lie Flager. for 1993; WSU will finish out the 1,500 at the meet. 1983 (2) - The Eagles drafted season on the road. She will face stiff competition center Steve Sebahar with their Both men's and women's in Wisconsin's Claire Eichner 11th-round choice, and the Rams squads will split up for this week- who has run the fastest 1,500 i~ drafted quarterback Clete Casper end's competition to send athletes the NCAA so far this season. in the 12th round. to various meets across the coun- Eichner's four-minute, 18.91-sec- 1982 (4) - Defensive tackle try. ond time is five seconds faster Paul Sorenson was a fifth-round The men's team will send four than Bravard's 4:23.33 lifetime selection by the Cincinnati Ben- athletes to the Penn relays at the best in the event. gals. The then Baltimore Colts Con8ratulationst University of Pennsylvania, while Cassleman said junior Sharon drafted tight end Pat Beach in the the women will send 13 to com- Li should be the favorite as the sixth round, and the New England pete at the Drake relays in Des defending champion in the triple Patriots selected defensive tackle c£>isterMelanie Adams Moines, Iowa. Both will send the jump and Chantal Brunner should Ken Collins in the eighth round. The Falcons selected the final remainder of their squads to the be competitive in the long jump Cougar with their 11th-round pick Gus Mo;~~PTheta Chi Baise State Invitational. and 100. of wide receiver Jeff Keller. "Both of these meets (Drake Michael Joubert, Eric Ander- .. 1981 (5) - Linebacker Scott and Boise) are non-scoring, so son, George Loucaides and Sam- Pelluer, Saints, fourth round. ~ we will use this opportunity as uel Kibfri will represent WSU in Ninth round: Quarterback Samoa r somewhat of a rest from our the distance medley (the 400, Samoa by the Bengals; wide scoring schedule," women's 800, 1,200 and 1,600, respec- receivers Jim Whatley and Mike coach Rob Cassieman said. "At tively) at the Penn Relays. Kibiri Wilson by the Seahawks and the Drake, we're looking for basically and Loucaides also will run in the res one thing, and that's good com- steeplechase.

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Tentative Greenstock Schedule Suggestions for this weekend .... »0 vo" C4foe, 0 .. 4 ..e vo" d,.u~v ,.,44cke~ o"t 1 FRYDAV Monday at the Cavern, Atlantic recording artists SWEETWATER are performing. The 2:45 Strange Love (formerly Whiskey Daze-Smells like Frat Spirit') group has just wrapped up work on their debut album, and with a style that is 3:35 Western Family (I always prefer Flav-o-rite.) compared to Mother Love Bone and the Cult, you can bet this will be a great show and 4:25 Evil Chuck (So old they have to be a legend.) 5:15 Scartercreek (...and Toto too? Rock all the way from the Emerald City.) an. opportunity to be able to say "I saw them when ..." 6:30 Roybal! (Yeah, they have a CD, Yeah, Slices, Whooohooo!) 7:45 Waterhook (Does Spokane constitute an exotic locale") Friday at 7:30pm in Butch's Den, Storyteller and acclaimed autoharpist Bryan Bowers 9;00 Frat ..'! mean ...BLACK HAPPY will be performing. With four albums of folk and bluegrass style, it's a change of 10:15 My ]'Jame (Unsung, but better than Helmer.) pace that is welcome. Admission is $5.00 for WSU undergrads. 11:30 Son of Man (and [ thought the second coming was David Koresh) 12:45 Stainless Steel (there's a reason they're playing after midrughr.) Finally, yes there is GREENSTOCK. We suggest you stay relatively sober for 1:35 Sleepy Handful (awfully happy music to play in the lullabve shift.) Candlebox and Running with Scissors. Past that we only have one thing to say ... 2:25 Scallywags (Marshall, Will, and Holly, beware! Use a blue and red crystal!) ... Be courteous. If you pack it in, pack it out. Don't start any fights, think before you 3:03 Pass Out in the Mud (not a band, simply an instruction.) act, and don't get caught. The police are going to decide from our behavior this time SATTLARDAV whether or not they pass laws making it impossible to have future Greenstocks. See 8:30 Circle of Knots (They'll help you unite that one in your neck for a dollar.) 9:30 Thinkfeed (Feed isn't the only thing you'll be thinking abour.) you there. 10:45 101 Damnations (Cruella Deville is expected to play drums!!!) 11:40 Red (Blue, yellow, and chartreuse couldn't make it.) 12:30 Lazy Susan (Janis Joplin reincarnated in Wynona's body. Hubba Hubbal) 1:45 G.T. Noah (Bluesy-rock without the ark.) 3:00 Made of Wood (Grace Slick backed by Rush; call me crazy.) 4:15 House of Large Sizes (Not to be confused with Pacific Big and Tall.) 5:40 Big Time Adam (Saturday's horn band.) 6:45 Inflatable Soule (Frat boys mosh to this despite placid rhvthms.) 8:00 (oooooh. Who is it? Somebody related to the Soule's vocal section i) 9:15 Candlebox (Madonna's sojourn into the realms ofORUNOE') 10:30 Small (Satyrical piece based on BIG starring Tom Hanks.) 11:45 Sage (Without parsley, rosemary, and thyme, but equally flavorful.) 1:00 Sicko (l know you are, but what am I?) 2:15 Bulb Pulp (Wh07 What? Come on; animal, vegetable, or mineral") 4017 Avoid near-death by shacking up with a young hotty! SV\NDRYDAV 8:45 Black Current Jelly (Urn, I perfer orange marmalade, thanks.) 10:00 Slowly But Shirley (I'm not slow, and quit calling me Shirlevl) Sauteed Chicken Breast, Cream Cheese, and special seasonings all rolled up in a flour tortilla 11:15 Noot (A lot like a salamander, but a little slirnier.) then fried to a crispy golden brown in our 100'70 cholesterol free Canola oil. .. Muy Bueno! ! 12:30 Running With Scissors (Its all fun and games, until someone loses an eye.) ~ .....•.•...... 1:45 Kitchen Radio (My mom likes Prarie Home Campanion, ['11stick to KYYX.) ..• • !' . 3:00 Matrix (The quintessential Pullman band.) • • 4:00 Twist of Fate (You're just twisting your scholastic career away, aren't you?) • • 5:00 Go Home. 00 to bed. Withdrawls. Suffer DT's • • ;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~;;;;~~~: • • • • • • Save on stylecuts. Includes shampoo, cut and style. (reg. $13.95)

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PULLMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CALVARY CHAPEL ST. THOMAS MORE EV ANGELICAL CAMPUS CHURCH OF CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH USA SE 190 Crestview, 332·2273 Catholic Student Center FELLOWSHIP NE 1125 Stadium Way NE 1630 Stadium Way Pastor: Donnie & Donna Haynes NE 820 "B" Street Campus Minister: (I block west of Coliseum) CUB Gridiron Room Sunday Services: Sunday masses: 9 am, II am, 7 pm Mike Doughty--334-945I Pastor: Daniel Saperstein Sunday, 10:00 am Student Bible Study 8:45 am Fr. Mike Krieg Sunday Morning Worship 9:30 am 332-2659 Info: 334-9191 Campus Ministry: Jim Nielsen Worship Service 10:00 am Sr. Rosalie Locati Bible School (all ages) 11:00 am Nursery provided K·House 332-2611 Evening Service 6:00 pm ALL ARE WELCOME Group Bible studies during week University Fship: Monday 5:00 pm Wednesday Worship Service 7:00 pm 332-6311 Nursery Available at the K-House Nursery provided for all services COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL Sunday Worship: 10:45 am Campus Ministries: UNITARIAN CHUR;CH UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST TRINITY LVTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School: 9:30 am Van Follette OF THE PALOUSE NE 525 Campus Ave. NE 1300 Lybecker 332-1985 call for more information Tim Kuykendall 420 E. 2nd SI. Pastor: Peter Stevens Rev. Jack Leininger, Pastor 334-9394 comer of Van Buren, Moscow 332-6411 WSU Common Ministry: 332-2611 Sunday Worship 10:30 am Rev. Roger Pettenger, Pastor UNITED CHURCH OF MOSCOW Rev. Lynn Ungar American Baptist/Disciples of Christ EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 882-4328 Learning Community 10:30 am Traditional Sunday Worship 10:30 am 123 W. First: Comer Ist& Jackson SE 1300 Sunnymead Way Sunday Services: 10:00 am Thrift Shop llam-3 pm, Thurs. & Fri. Student Worship at K-House ll :15 am Phone: 882-2924 Moscow, Idaho (Above Professional Mall) Fellowship Hour l0:00 am Sunday Morning Worship ... 1I :00 am 332-5015 PULLMAN BAPTIST CHURCH Education Hour 9:15 am Fellowship hour immediately Pastor: Mark Bradley Pastor Marilyn Marston BAHA'I FAITH Nursery Available following worship service. Campus Pastor: Bob Harvey SE 125 Spring (across from Taco Time) Requires Independent Friday: College group Sunday School: 9:15 am Investigation of Truth. MOSCOW-PULLMAN CUB Gridiron Room, 7 pm Worship Service: 10:30 am Informal discussions every Friday. SEVENTH·DA Y ADVENTIST CHURCH LIVING FAITH FELLOWSHIP Sunday: Bible Study, 9 am Fellowship: 11:30 am For more info call 334-2807. 1015 West. "CO sc, Moscow 882·8536 SW 345 Kimball 332-3545 Worship, 10:30 am/6:30 pm affiliated with American Baptist Churches Dr. Ray Roth, Pastor Karl A. Barden, D. Min., Sr. Pastor Wednesday: Free lunch, noon and Common Ministry Sabbath School at 9:30 am Phil Vance, M. Div., Campus Pastor BSM Student Center, HARVEST Worship Service, Saturday at 11:00 am call 334-4233 or 334-3201 SIMPSON UNITED CHRISTIAN CENTER Wedncsday Service at 6:30 pm "A Church When Students an Imporlllnt" Transportation available METHODlSf CHURCH NW 1220 Nye Street WSU & VI Student Activities K-House Fellowship, Friday at 6:30 pm NE 325 Maple Pastor: Bill Lemm Sunday: Christian Ed. C1asses 9:00 am Graham Hutchins, Pastor Services: Worship .l0:30 am DIVINE SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH PULLMAN FOURSQUARE CHURCH 332-5212 Wednesdays 7:00 pm Wednesday Worship 7:00 pm A Member of the Wisconsin NW 1250 Ritchie 332-8612 Campus Christian Fellowship... Evangelical Lutheran Synod Sunday morning worship: 10:30 am Sundays l0:00 am Friday: Sunday School: 4:45 PM ...... 7:30 pm Building a Community of Christian Love. Sunday evening worship: 6:00 pm Worship Service: 6 PM Sunday Worship: 9 am Church School: Q: lOam Sunday School & Bible Class: 10:30 am Pastor: Dan Smith ,0\ Dynamic, Growing Church Providing I Classes for all -ves. THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ~-:E620 Stadium Way (across from Excell) Cau.;: .•; Pastor: Steven Reames Answers for Life Since 1971 Grad student groUt meets OF LATTER· DAY SAINTS For transportation and more info . 332-5844 . 2 times per month. NE 715 "B" S1. Transportation provided every service. Call: Pastor James Humann Frontline Ministries (College Fellowship): Rev. Mark Randall, Campus Minister Meetings at 9:00 am Sundays Call for our schedule. 332-1452-·office, 334-5616-·home Fridays, 7 PM CUB B11-13 Common Ministry, 332-2611 For more info: 332-3541 Friday, April 23, 1993 . The Daily Evergreen Page 13

BORDERLINE NEWSMIND BOMB "Today is the first day of my dig this, I'm very proud of it." life as far as I'm concerned!" Hailing from Chicago, the same screamed Shakky Von Krause, the town that Ministry calls home, ALL Demonstration units, ANY dented items, and EVERY dis- incredibly excited bassist for Von Krause is proud of his home- continued model on sale 110w through May 1 during the annual Mindbomb. "The album comes town and believes you don't have out today and I can almost guar- to be from Seattle to make it antee that there is something on these days. this thing for everyone." "I think the Seattle scene has After about a half hour on the already had its day," he said. phone with Von Krause on Tues- "All the bands that are going to day, it was easy to see that it come out of that city have already really was first day of his life. At surfaced. " 23, he was living his dream. All He is quick to point out, how- he has ever wanted is "to create ever, that he has nothing but music, make records and make respect for all Seattle bands, he people happy." Today was his just isn't interested in jumping on day. the grunge bandwagon. "I mean, I look out into the "What I like about that whole audience and I see Deadheads, scene is that they are a total metalheads, vampires and every- reflection of their environment, JBL J2050 2-WAY HOME LOUDSPEAKER PAIR Now $169.00 one else under the rainbow at our which I find very cool." he said. ON KYO DX-CS10 CD CHANGER Now $349.95 shows." he said. "We seem to "They are honest, I just hate to PRECISE MONITOR 10 LOUDSPEAKERS Save Over Half! $800.00 really appeal to all sorts." hear all these clone bands that TARGA Q6000 CAR DECK & CHANGER PKG Now $599.00 have come out of the woodwork With their debut release, Mind- EVERY DEMONSTRATION ONKYO MODEL Now At Least 10% Off bomb is out to conquer the musi- since it all exploded." cal world, and they may very well He claims that Chicago may HARMAN KARDON HOME RECEIVERS Starting At $299.00 do it. They are the first band that very well be the toughest city in SONY 8" CAR SUB-WOOFER PAIR, Reg. $179.95 Now $89.00 actually defies categorization by the U.S. to win acceptance thanks MAXELL XlII90 OR TDK SAgO BLANK TAPES $1.99 ea. not incorporating the Seattle to what Van Krause calls "incredi- ALL DEMO ACOUSTIC RESEARCH H.1. SERIES sound in their music whatsoever. bly picky and harsh critics of LOUDSPEAKERS 20% Off (What a concept.) every local band." If one were to go out on a limb He Quickly ads that he loves VIRTUALLY EVERY HOME AND CAR AUDIO COMPONENT and attempt to label these unique The Windy City and wouldn't IS ON SALE NOW! individuals, the best description trade his hometown music scene might be something along the for any other in the world, Claim- lines of Janes Addiction and ing the added pressure of overly- Madonna meet Black Sabbath and critical fans has only fueled the Carly Simon. fire that drives Mindbomb to cre- That is very little help to you, I ate their unique style of rock. realize, but the bottom line is they "Basically, there is only one rock, not butt-rock, rather they kind of fan in Chicago," he said. N.W. 104 STADIUM WAY, PULLMAN are intelligent rockers who know "They either dig you 110 percent ACROSS FROM DISSMORE'S IGA 334·2887 how to construct a great song. or they totally hate you." They are a first class rock and roll With 16 dates scheduled outfit, and if it is the groove you throughout the midwest, Mind- crave, Mindbomb are here to bomb is set to take their show on please. the road. They will be heading Drawing from almost every over to Europe as of June 1st to musical genre imaginable, Mind- possibly tour with Dan Reed, a bomb are a true melting pot of all PolyGram label-mate. Upon their styles, and the result is like return, the boys in Mindbomb throwing a mess of paint on a hope to either arrange more U.S. canvas and somehow an invisible dates or head back into the studio to record the follow-up to their A thread in the final product ties the whole thing together. debut. I suggest you get out and "We just went in and musically check out Mindbomb, it really vomited in the studio," he said. does have something for every- "There is something for everyone one. on this album, even my mother. I FINE think people are really going to -Mike Monson REKKID RE:VUES AND Radiohead For a pop influenced dose of Pablo Honey heavy rock, pick up a copy of Capitol Records Radiohead's, Pablo Honey. Radiohead, five like-minded -Mike Monson young Englishmen from Oxford PLEASANT who decided to alleviate the bore- Funkdoobiest dom of school by forming a Which Doobie U B? band. They spent the next four Immortal/Epic Records years learning how to play their If you put Cypress Hill and instruments, and are now affec- House of Pain together and then MISERY tionately referred to as "Oxford's add three more rappers from Los loudest band." Angeles, what would you get? With the release of Pablo Three rap groups that sound THE HUMOR Honey, Radiohead have set out exactly the same. to turn the U.S. onto their brand That is how I Would describe of of pop/rock. They experienced Funkdoobiest. In fact, these guys I success in the U.K. with their EP form the third tier of the "blunted Drill, and were consequently soundjunkies" known as Buzz- PATRICK E MCMANUS I,\I : . signed to Parlophone within the tone's Soul Assassins, along with / Cypress and House. , . years release. Their second single A One~Man Show They are DJ Ralph M, Sondoo- , . Anyone Can Play Guitar, peaked ...... _ ..._ - bie, and Tomahawk Funk. Son- """:.'- -. at #32 in the U.K. and drove the doobie says, "We're strictly under- Starring TIm Behrens album to #25 and put Radiohead ground with good drum beats, fat firmly on the map of the U.K. 's horns and guitar licks. It's the Directed by Jack Delehanty brightest new hopes. pow-wow funk." I'm not sure what the "pow- With a three guitar line-up, wow funk" is, but I do know its Radiohead are anything but short Friday, April 23, 1993- 8:00 p.m. dope. Their first single, Bow Wow in the riff-heavy guitar depart- Wow, is definitely hype. It comes Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum ment. In fact, their overdriven Les at you strong and its hook doesn't Pauls and Telecasters are down- let go. R•• erved Seets: right offensive. This is a nice The only problem with the Funk- Adults: $12 & $14 - Seniors: $10 & $12 touch to be sure. ers is they do sound a lot like Students: $6 & $7 Cypress and House of Pain, but I Save the Christie Hynde and General Admillion: $5 - Family PIan: $24 don't mind. Their use of the stac- Bono combination for a vocalist, cato rhyme style and their phat these guys are a fine band. (Did I beats to the rhyme provide the nCKmAT: already mention the Les Paul's hard-core flavor that will keep you Coli.eum 80x Office - Ticket Expr..... SUB and Telecaster's?) They obviously listening. have mastered the art of con- If you like these other bands, and all G & 8 -Select·A.Seat Outle .. structing a catchy, raidio-frendly I'm sure you dig on Funkdoobiest. Pltone Orden: 1,800·32S-SEAT pop song, yet they just miss Pick up Which Doobie U B? in being labeled as another cheesy stores April 29. Out. A BPAe Production thanks to the talented guitar-trio. -Alex Pietsch Page 14

The More You the More You Furnished studio apartment, 5 minute walk Waitress or waiter wanted. Also bartender, Advertise Save from campus. $175/month heat & water paid. ATTENTION SEATTLE AREA STUDENTS $5Ihour. Call New China Restaurant, ask for 624-7913 Barbara. SUMMER WORK Annie at 1-509·397-3663. Ask Your Sales Representative About CHECK OUT THE REST $10.25 TO START THEN LEASE THE BEST $100 OFF first month's rent. 1 bedroom Retail/Customer Service, interships and Bulk and Frequency Rates. 309. PROFESSIONAL CCS Has x·tra spacious 2bdr, 2 bath apts from June 1 to August 1. Furnished, 2 min scholarships possible. Work available available for 93-94 school yr. These apts from campus, hot water incl. Call 335-2312 throughout the Puget Sound area. Please Call CALL· 335-1572 FULL·TIME RN NEEDED FOR BUSY are completely furnished and include' our Bellevue headquarters for information. INTERNAL MEDICINE OFFICE. stove, frig, OIW, disposal, micro, and AlC: Unfurnished 2 bedroom Wil-Ru Apt. 206-747-8551 The Daily Evergreen' Some W/O avail at $25/mo. Based on 4 per. Best Offer. June and July. PLEASE CONTACT NANCY AT 332-2519. Willing to pay $ son occupancy you will each need about 332-4725. lor rent of town house at LAMONT COURT. $490. Reserve early for best choices. 9-12 Call Lee after 6 pm. 332-6939 and 1-5 Mon·Fri. 332-0847. 2 bdrm 1 bath basement apt with driveway, 304. PART TIME lots of storage space, close to campus. WANTED TO BUY:Home In Pullman, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments available, $125/mo. Avail 5/5. 334-4731. ASWSU Lecture Notetakers needed for Fall 60-100K range. Min 2 bdrm, space for pets, On campus locations. semester, 1993, in all areas. Notetaker will be professional couple, well qualified. 332-0767 Call 334-2848 after 3pm. 3 bedroom, washer/dryer. fireplace, 2 bath· needed in Pharm. 217. Pay rate: $7.75-$9.75 rooms, carport, storage room, on Military Hill. per lecture hour. Stop by CUB 233 for an Furnished 1 bdrm apt. at 1037 & 1045 D St. Avail. May 11-August 5. Call 335-1655. application. 101. ROOMMATES and 1205 Valley Rd. Off street lighted parking laundry facilities on-site. All 12 month leases: Maiden lane, 2 bdrm, 2/3 people, cheap rent. Pullman Parks and Recreation needs N/S, M/F, roommate for 93-94 school year. First & last mo. rent in advance + $150 sec Call for more info. Shannon Stacy at T Bali/Rookie League coaches and umpires. WID, full kitchen $150 mo includes utilities. deposit. Call Dabco at 332-7249. . 335-6505. Evenings, June thru mid July. $4.77 to $4.99 Furnished. Near campus and bus rt. 332-0472 per hr. Apply at Pullman Parks and Recreation The quiet complex, WII·Ru Apts Is now tak- Nursing student needs roommate for summer. Office. In City Hall (325 Paradise). For more ing ,applications for the next school year. Duplex, 2 bdrm, 1 bath, basement, garage, info call 334-4555 ext 226. EOE. 1 NS male wanted to share Ig. 2 bdrm. apt. in WID. NE Spok., $225/mo + heat. 482·5524. Chief Joe, avail. for summer + fall. $250/mo. Serious students only; no partlers. 1 and 2 bdrm apts, studios, and 2 bdrm town. Teen Coordinator needed for Pullman Parks 415. YARD/GARAGE SALES includes util. Call Chris 334-7363, 334-0350. houses, furn/unfurn, 332-5631 ;\'F:(2)~[»;:D~1 N1(,;. " and Recreation. 20 to 25 hrs per wk at $6 per Female roommate needed to share 2 bdrm. hr. Supervise teen activities, including day YARD SALE-Saturday, 10 am-4 pm. Follow signs from Chamber of Commerce to Sevdy's duplex. Close to campus. $237.50/mo. & 1/2 1 bedroom apts., trips & evening activities during the Summer. Trailer Ct. 605 Fisk, Trailer #65, Pullman. utilities. Call Chris 332-7149. available 6/1/93 and 6/1/93. Prefer person with experience in Recreation 332-7704 calls accepted between 9-5 only. programing, education or related activites. Yard Sale: 4-24-93. SW 338 State St. 1 non-smoking male needed for fall semes- Applications available at Parks and Recre-a- From 6 am to 5 pm. Weight bench, rowing ter In Chinook apartments. Please Inquire 2 Bedroom apartment close to campus, car- tion in Pullman City Hall. EOE machine, clothes, kids backpacks. 334-5523. peted, some utilities included, laundry, parking. Available June 1. Rent $459. 332-8622. Part-time positions with Epton House Assoc. 1 N/S female roommate needed for 3 bed- ~'~~i;~.working with developmentally disabled adults. room Chief Joe Apartment. $;149/month incl. Nice studio, 1 & 2 bedroom apartment Attending Summer School? Needing some- Mornings M-F, and weekends (F-S-S). Phone lItil. Call Rachel 4-9434 or Lonni 2-5196 available, close to campus, no pets, no one to sublease my studio May 6- Aug 16 $60 332-7653,9:00 am to 12 noon. smOking. 334·2343 after 3 pm week. Free util. if paid in advance. 332-2052 1 N/S roommate needed for Summer Only. fJJiJyou tf.at you Big 3 bdrm duplex, WID, quiet, furnished. Quiet, oft-campus studio apts. Mostly unfur- N/S, 2 br., furnished apt. available May 10 to 'n.ow nished. Some pets allowed. Available June 1. $14geaimo + utilities. Avail 5/10. 334-4674 Aug. 13, close to campus, no pets. Rent neg, can OOmL 1:0 I GlWNAT.. 332-6166. • Call 334-3553, ask for Kelly or Katrina. CHRYSLERCORP. 1 n/s female roommate needed, $140/mo + 113 util, 10 min. walk to campus, 330 NE 3 bdrm duplex close to campus $645/month. Elmhurst 2 bdrm. Clean, furn. apt., very GRADUATE PURCHASE New Studio Apt, 'W/D, dishwasher, micro- Maple #2. Call 4-7060. close to campus. May rent free. WID, DW, 1:0 ~iao down. •a oood ALLOWANCE PROGRAM wave. $350/mo. Call 662-9371. avail. May 6·Aug. j. Price very neg. 334-5614. IS AVAILABLE NOW AT F rmmt needed-summer & 93/94 school year. fJi:.allan_ cIuuu..? Nice apt close to campus. $217.50/mo. Call Very clean, very nice, Ig. 1 bdrm. apt. Close to MUST RENT for summer furnished 2 bdrm., Kelly 334-3141. campus, downtown (NE 305 Spaulding #5). 10 min. from campus, rent negotiable. Call Pullman School Dist. needs Fall coaches; Covered parking, laundry facilities, $355/mo. JonlT ony 334-5112. Call Palouse Empire Rentals, 334·4663. Head X·Country & Head girls Swimming. Call 1 N/S male needed 601. MOTORCYCLES/MOPEDS for 2 bdrm. apt. for summer and fall. Summer sublet with FALL OPTION. Large 2 Joe Bell at Pullman H.S. 332-1551 Large, quiet zbdrm. apt. Call Darren at 334-0363, leave message. bdrm. apt., 1 mile from campus. Available May '71 Honda CB750 chopper, Available June 1 or possibly sooner. 1. $455/month. Call Doug at 332-6238. 305. CHILD CARE hardtail, lots of chrome, 1 Male N/S roommate needed for next school $450/month. Call 332·1052. $650 OBO. Call 334-5959. year at CCN. $200/mo. + '14 utilities. Call Large, furnished 3 bedroom apt. 2 min. walk to NANNYS WANTED Todd at 334·1676. One bedroom apts. campus. May-August, rent + utilities. WID. Elite NY agency seeks quality individuals for 440 Maiden Lane and 466 Maiden Lane. '67 Honda Spree. Excellent condition, 2200 Call 334-0319. childcare positions in New York/Connectict miles, red, with helmet and 5 gallon gas tank. Male roommate needed for 93-94 school yr. Year lease. No pets. 334-3631 . area. Good pay and. benefits. Child Care $300. Call 332-0947. in CCN apt. $210/month. Call 334-0660, Female roomate for 2 bdrm., furnished apt. Unlimited, 1-600-238-6050. ask for Rick, Todd or Taka. Large 1 bedroom in residential area on the Close to campus, quiet, $150/month, negotia- bus route. Cheap utilities. $150 security '67 Honda Elite 60. ble, avail. May-July. 334-5240. NANNIES NEEDED NEAR NYC. We offer with helmet and windshield. Low miles, Non.smoking female roommate to rent room deposit. Call 332-6154 great families, $$$, + memorable 1 year $575 OBO. Call 335·1253. in mobile home. Washer/dryer, on bus route, 2 br. summer sublease. Furnished, washer/ experience. TREASURED NANNIES, INC, Graduate student only. close to campus. Call 332-2301. dryer, very nice, behind Coug. Rent negotia· 1-600-656·1701, anytime. Graduating, need good home for '66 Honda 2 bedroom, walking distance. ble. Call Sandy, 335-6344. Spree. Runs well. $225 Call Wendy at $400/month. Anita 332-4002. 060. Male or female, non-smoking roommate to 334-3751. share 2 bdrm. apt. Own room, available June Lg. 6 bdrm. house. Can rent one or all 6, 3 308. MISCELLANEOUS 1. Call 332-5266. 104, FURNISHED APT. FOR RENT baths, 40x15 deck, large backyard, DW, 10 1986 Honda Elite 60, min. walk from campus, $125/mo/person with helmet, good condition, 3 n/s semi-studious, silly but sane females Quiet, clean, furnished studio apts. on earn- OBO. Call 334-4210. $400 OBO. Call 334-6314. seeking similar other to share 2nd floor CCN pus. Efficient healing, parking, laundry, stor- {t·~(!!J;~;.:rf.:::4? 2/",1 apt. Call 4-5515. 2 bdrm. apt. on Maiden Lane, avail. June-July, Sachs European moped, runs age. Yr. lease. Summer and fall. 334-4407. l~ option for May. Rent negotiable. Call Rob L.P· B}'s ~urgers ~ good, 3000 mi, lots of 1 Male, N/S, seml-clean rmmate, for 2 bdrm One bedroom apartment. Carpet, furniture, 334-3462 or Ryan 335-5501. .,::' Lounge ChIcken Strips chrome, $299, Jeff 332-0499 furnished apt. 10 min walk to campus. For parking, on site laundry, some utilities Partially furnished, one bedroom, summer Summer & 93-94 school yr. Call 332-3665 included. 12 month lease beginning June 1 at TOM McKAY '66 Yamaha Riva XC125, cover w/2 helmets. sublease. Available 5-10, $200/month with fall $379. No pets. 332-6622 Excel cond $600 obo. Parts for 82 Honda MB5 N/S female roommate needed for 93-94 per1'orlTlios option. Call 332-7765. Fri &: Sa'f Nish'f & 66 Spree-make offer. 334-6336 Iv message school year. Summer sublet also needed. Cozy 1 Bdrm apt in lower level of house on Summer Sublease 1 bdrm, WID, close to campus, own roo(O. 332-1469. Sunnyside Hill. Lg Kitchen, quiet area, own EARN $1500 WEEKLY nice, furnished, good location, rent neg. 604. CARS BELOW $1000 entrance, $350 mo. 332-5667 mailing our circulars! ... Begin NOW!. .. FREE Male/female, non-smoker, close to campus, Call Katie, 335-6344. packet' SEYS, Dept. 317, Box 4000, Cordova, washer/dryer, own room, $200/month + '13 TN 36016-4000. '61 Mercury Lynx, 4 speed, snow tires, block utilities. Call 334·9649. IDS, UNFURNISHED APT, FOR RENT 'Spacious 2 bdrm apt, 10 min walk to campus. heater, front wheel drive, runs great' $1000 AlC, covered parking, furnished, view, quiet. CRUISES HIPS NOW HIRING - Earn OBO.334-6661. 1 non-smoking, semi-clean 2 BR $460Ilease--available June 1 & Aug. 1. N/S please. Rent neg. 334·7402 Iv. message. $2,OOO+/month + world travel (Hawaii, Mex- roommate needed for CCN apt. 1 bedroom available 6/1/93, $365. ico, the Caribbean, etc.) Holiday, Summer and 2 bedrooms, NEGOTIABLE RENT, for sum- 605. IMPORTS Call 334-6963. Approved pets (no dogs), deck, 1000 sq. ft. Career employment available. No experience mer sublet, Available May 10-Aug 16, WID, SE 405 Jordan··by appointment 862-5327. necessary. For employment program call Grad student, non-srnokinq, mature, neat to yard, garages, near hill. Call 334-7650. '84 Isuzu 4x4 pickup. Power steering & 1-206-634-0466 e~. C6095. share great 2 bdrm. wNiew, near campus. No 2 bedroom apt., available 5/9. Preapproved brakes, air, cruise, AM/FM stereo, standard pets. $220/month. Call 334-6395. cat allowed. $445/month 5/9-7/31, $4601 Unfurnished studio apt for summer with fall trans. 76,000 miles, no squeaks or rattles. option on Maiden Lane; $250/mo. Avail ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT· Excellent. $4000. Call Bernard, 335·5136 month beginning 6/1. 332-6765, Bob or Rick. fisheries. Earn $600 Iweek in canneries or 2 MIF roommates needed for Summer and 5/10/93. 2-3055eve/4-4663 days. + days, 334-0415 eves. $4,000 Imonth on fishing boats. Free trans- Fall $165 mo. 15 minute walk from campus. 1 bedroom, quiet location, close to campus, + portation! Room & Board! Over 6,000 open- 332-0137 Christine. no pets, $395 per month $395 deposit. Clean, Quiet, 2 Bdrm apt, on campus. WID, 62 Honda Accord 3 door, AlC, stereo, 2 snow Palouse Properties 882-6280, Hot water paid, furnished, Avail June l-Aug. ings. Male or Female. For employment pro- tires, 5 spd, exc cond, Call 332·3185 after 6 or Female to share 3 BR Duplex. N/S, WID, yard, $150 mo. per room. 334-7741 Heidi or Sia. gram call 1-206-545-4155 ext. A6095 leave message. fireplace, parking. No pets, close to WSU and grocery. Nice! $225 mo + 1/3 ut,l. 332-5330 108. HOMES FOR RENT 1 nls female to share 2·bdrm apt for summer. Head swim coach for Pullman Swim Club, Nice, furnished, residential. $170/mo. incl. hot summer only. Practice 7-9:30 am. Some 1-2 N/S roommates needed for 2 bdrm. apt., 2 bedroom house, on Pioneer Hill. WID, yard, water, cable. May & Aug Free 332-5796. weekend meets. Salary dep. on expo Call or take over lease. Furnished, on bus route. garden, patio, garage. Available mid-May. 334·9464 days, 334-4439 eves. For details call 334-9273. $650/month. Call 332-8446. Large 2 bdrm apt, In tri.plex, quiet, carport, 10 min bus ride to campus. Available 5-10 The City of Pullman is accepting applications 2 bedroom house, furnished, large yard, WID, May free! Jeana or K.C. 332-8473 Iv mes, for two positions in our pre-school program 102. ROOMS FOR RENT avail. May 9 through mid-July. $425/month or that starts in September of 1993. Pre- $325 if willing to pet-sit. 332-0563. Summer Sublease 2 bdrm apt on campus. School Instructor, $10.00/hr., 35 Room for rent, available August I, 1993 Deck, great view, AC, partly furn, WID, hourslweek. Qualifications include ability to through May 31, 1994. $190/month + '14 utili- 4 bdrm. mobile home. WID, storage, carport, LOW utilities, $230 ea/per mo. 332-4050 independently plan and coordinate pre-school ties. Call Brian at 332-7166. fenced yard, pets OK, near campus. Available ~ctivities and at least 2 years pre-school expe- 6/1/93, $600/month. 332-1026. Great summer sublease,S min. walk to Kin· Female, jr. or sr. preferred. For summer, nence. Pre-School Assistant, $5.00lhr., 26 ko's. Large, unfurnished 2 bdrm. duplex witt' $150/mo., tst, last, $150 dep., references. hourslweek. Qualifictions include at least 1 big patio. May free. Call 332-,5654. year of experience with pre-school age chil- Private entrance, uti I. furn., some cooking 110, HOMES FOR SALE/PULLMAN privileges. No smoking or pets. 334-3036. dren. Applications are available at City Hall, Thinking of selling? Wow! Values have Elmhurst Apts" spacious 2 bdrm, furn. apt Human Resources Dept., SE 325 Paradise, climbed dramatically. Free appraisal. Call for summer sublease. Avail. 5/10-7/31. Close Pullman, WA 99163. Closing date: May 7, 103, APARTMENTS FOR RENT DRA 332-4567, 1·800-342-7356 to campus. May rent paid, rent neg. 334-9475 1993. E.O.E. M/F/H.

One bedroom near campus, in the market for a new Furnished 1 bedroom apt. Available 5/E Looking for practical sales experience? KUGR year lease starts June I, no pets. through 10/1. Quiet location, close to cam- 95 Rock is looking for movtivated sales reps '66 Porsche 912 Red, some new intenor, Call 332-2151. pus. $150/month OBO. Call 332-8471. for fall semester. Com. and Business majors rebuilt with 55K, some new parts on trany, encouraged to apply. Pick up an application in HOME? Furnished 2 bdrm. apt. Close to campus, clutch and electrical, needs speedo cable and Look for the area's best today in classifieds, 301 Murrow or call 335-5042 or 335-4323 for avail. May 10-July 31. Rent negotiable. Call front end work. $4000 Call John Little 335-4573. more information. Deadline: April 26th. NOTICE 334-1597, leave msg. 332-3706 (between 2-4pm) or 332-6673 or see at Godfathers Pizza parking lot. 3 Bedroom, 1&3/4 bath, older farm house. On Summer work 4 females needed to sublease TO OUR 3.2 acres with several out buildings. 2 mi from • $10.25 • furnished duplex. Close to campus. 1977 Toyota Corolla. 76,049 miles, 1990 new Pullman $99,950332-1561. Rich or Gary. Apply in Renton READERS Call Rachel, 334-9377. paint, new Sony tape-radio, studded tires, Work in local area. $1300 OBO, Call 332-7122 morn/afternoon. (206) 271 -5922. The Daily Evergreen makes 113, MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE Summer sublease. Brand new house, 2 every effort to reject bdrm., furn., WID, DW, stairmaster, 5 min. Red '66 Nissan Pulsar, 10 mo. warranty, AT, ·_-u..·__·.._--:::;....., "'''::~ ... z-ooors, AM/FM cass., 44,600 mi., 2 studded fraudulent or misleading 10x50, 1+ bedrooms, partially furnished, pets from campus, walking. Avail. 5/10. 332-7057. allowed, on bus route. $4,900 or offer. Ph. /:'., -I u It i .: V tires, nose mask. Exc. condo $4500. 4-6363. advertising. 2 Bdrm California St apt. available 5-11. (. ;;,.--- ...~ 332-6533, Iv. message, call will be returned. ~~: ...... :;0.- .- ...... ;;::0..,., Spacious arrangement. Letting go '65 Peugeot, 5 speed, sedan. However, we are not 1960 24x56 3 bdrm, 2 complete baths, all cheap $100 mo. Call Dan or Ryan 332-7816 '] r..,,,-·>'MOTEl &~... Good condition, $2000 OBO. responsible for the integrity appliances, large kitchen & laundry room, ~ ..~ RESTAURANT Call 334-1676. beautiful view in Pullman M.H.P. 334-1021. 3 bdrm furnished apartment on campus of the firm or of the for summer sublease. $300/month, .' Celebrat:e 1990 Honda Civic hatchback, red, low low individuals who place negotiable. Call 332-7720. miles, stereo with amp, and alarm system. 116, LOTS/ACREAGE FOR SALE Must sell quickly. $4600. Call 332-0236. advertisements in our Graduat:ion 3/4 acre commercial zoned Did yoo know thar 606. DOMESTICS publication. lot near Evergreen. 'W'it:h US! $29,950 332-1561. Rich or Gary TIlE SMALL PLACE Please investigate Friday Dinner 4 - lOpm 64 Ford Tempo! AC, PS, New tires, excellent Restaurant h"" a large thoroughly before investing Saturday Lunch llam - 2pm interior, good condition, runs well, $1500 selection ci sandwiches. cash in job opportunities or 122, SUMMER SUBLEASES Saturday Dinner 3 - lOpm 334-7614 leave message. plus a luncheon special? on deals which Summer sub·lease. Cheap rent. May Is free! 65 Pontiac Fiero GT. Air condition, cruise con· Serving lunch from Sunday Brunch9am - 2pm You pay June & July. 4bdrm wllum, 5 min . trol, power window, power locks, sun roof. ... sound too good to be true, .....,j walk to carnpus, $175 ea. Call 2-6049. 11am· 3pm For Reservations Call 334.2555 $3950. Call 335-2630. The Daily Evergreen Page 15

86 Red Chevrolet Spectrum with two snow SMITH CORONA 7000 word processor porta- Albino ferret for sale. tires. Air conditioner, AmlFm Cassette, $2500, ble laptop wlspellchecker, printer, carrying 1 year old, fixed, $150. new license plate. Call 332-8163 case, & disks. User friendly. $300. 332-5518. Call Jon/Rob, 334-5112.

'88 Grand Am Eurosport 5-speed, black, 827. PETS loaded, excellent condition. $4600. Call 332-6000. Summer dog obedience classes. Tuesday 828. STUFF THArs GOTTA GO evenings starting June 1. Dana Crane instruc- 1987 Dodge Raider 4x4. At, Ac, amlfm cass, I tor. Call 10 sign up 332-3140. DIAMONDS, engagement set. Large selec- low miles, Automatic. air condition low miles. tion, highest quality, absolutely lowest prices. Graduating. selling for $5,500. Call 332-2724. Free phone quotes Diamond Case 332-1911.

'79 Ford Mustang Ghia. Leather interior, Brother AX-25 typewriter. AM/FM, cruise, AC, PS, PB, 115K rni., auto, Excellent condition, $75. moonroof, snow tires, $2000 OBO. 334-6661. Call Anne, 334-1710.

'79 Chevy Camaro Berlinetta, '85 Ford Escort, runs but needs work, AM/FM Radio, PS, PB, desk, microwave cart, kitchen appliances. Call Jim at 332-8290 Iv message. Caff 334-6434. 912. ENTERTAINMENT 1967 Olds Vista Cruiser Wagon, 2 yr. old Kenwood stereo has everything. New new brake system, excellent condition, womens gold link Gucci Watch. 3 mo. old 22 red & white, $1,150 882-8633. CELEBRATE SUMMER WITH A TRIP stone diamond ring, 112 carat w/certificate to PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXtCO! worth $900 Wiff take best offer. Call 334-0883 910. ANNOUNCEMENTS Stay at a Five-Star Resort on the Bay! One bedroom condo sleeps 4 adults. 7 nights-- - , , , $600 or just $150 per person! Several weeks MANDARIN WOK: ~" blN i'r;1n Lunch special for two $6.99. available-vschedule a group trip or more an'm than one week back-to-back! Monday-Wednesday. Store your things over the Summer or longer Call for details, (509) 525-7678. For Rent: Double garage for storage APRIL SCREENPRINTING SPECIAL!! Get 440 Maiden Lane $45 month. 334-3631. ~anges your Hall, Greek, club or activity shirts custom 913. PERSONALS 5 30" Ranges printed with extra end-of-school discounts. 802. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5 30" Self Cleaning It's not 100 late to get your order done before College educated couple, happily married 15 Ranges you go home. Call for details. TRITICUM years, childless, longing to share love & Full size futon with black cover $125. Queen PRESS, SE 245B Paradise, Pullman. laughter with new babyflnfant. We offer end- 332-8801. size futon $130. Small couch $3(',Please call 2 Drop in Ranges less love, education, healthy environment & 334-9450 Iv. message. 3 40" Ranges large number of loving cousins, aunts, uncles, IT'S APRIL, BUT WE'RE NOT FOOLING! very special family in small coastal' town. 12 Microwaves You can save a bundle on our DOT CLEAR- Please call our attorney 'Joan' at (206) 806. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ANCE SALE and just in time for the Moms! 728-5858, collect. File #0127. Tvsnirts,' sweatshirts, tanks, jerseys will be '67 Fender Tremolux Tube amp Head only 10% to 50% off on selected fashion items, Found: Black and white long-haired female $150. 125 watt JMF solid state amp, 15" pyle diseontlnuad styles, sizes and colors, sam- cat with black spot on nose. Found in front of speaker. pd $450 asking $170. 1-765-5770 ples, WSU designs and more! Sale runs all Dana Hall morning of 4/8/93. Call 335-3828 or month. Look for DOTS with sale prices and 1-635-1314. Hohner HP bass + hard case $150; SAVAE. TRITICUM PRESS, SE 245B Para- Crate-112B Base Amp. $250. • TILLERS. THATCHERS dise, Pullman. '332-8801. Call 334-5725. • POST HOLE DIGGERS GREEKS! Don't forget to place your Rush Doft'lino's • POWER LAWN MOWERS 820. SPORTING GOODS Week shirt orders this month to take • SPREADERS. EDGERS advantage of our summer discount pro- Accepts All • POWERVACS gram. Call for details. TRITICUM PRESS, 45 Automatic double action pistol excel!. condo _ PRUNERS Cornpel'il'ors· $300. Specialized Hard Rock Mnt. Bike 15 SE 245B Paradise, Pullman. 332-8801. spd, excell condo $275. Call 334-6751 • WIiEEL BARROWS Couponsll U SOD CUnERS _ HAND Payroll wants your summer address. Please complete an address change form as part of 824. MISC. WANTED/EXCHANGE AND i-'OWER ROLLERS Residence Life check out procedures. Turn • LEAF BLOWERS • forms in to Payroll at 236 French Ad. Kenmore portable washing machine $250, Bianchi racing bike $250, leave message _ LAWN AERATORS The Mandarin Wok will be serving dinner 334-5442. _ POWER SPRAYERS all day on May 8 for WSU's Graduation, AND MUCH MORE AT: 13 manual defrost and May 9 for Mother's day. Make your Cash paid for Sega Genesis, Super Nin- refrigerators reservations NOW! Call 332-5863. tendO games and systems. also over 50 used Sun Rental games lor sale. Trades$8. Call 882-9199. 7 frost free Busy San Francisco Nanny Agency has many SE 1105 Latah live-in and live-out positions. Excellent sala- refrigerators ries $800-$2000 monthly. If you love children, 826. COMPUTERS Pullman, Wa 3 side-by-side have good ref, and can make a 1 year com- mitment, Call Mothers-in-Deed at IBM PS/l. color monitor, 30 MHD, 3'12and 5'/, rs 415-326-8570 no fee. disk drives, software. Epson printer Offer. 332-2444 332-7642. MOSCOW ANTIQUE MALL 805 N. MAIN, MOSCOW THE QUIGMANS By Buddy Hickerson 882-4575. 91,. TRAVEL TRANSPORTATION See today's specials on CARPOOL--Spokane/Pullman, WSU staff prefers non-smoker, work hours: 8-5, summer page 3 7:30-4. Call 335-4538 or (509) 448-5110.

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