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, s, Dalai L~ma: Ambassador-for peace

, , / e~' BSU student; professor His Holiness spends /•...... four days in Idaho, .~.' present jitrn during preaches compassion Buddhist leader's visit

BY Sl>.Rl>.Bl>.HNSON BY BUFFY Nl>.ILLON l>.ND Kl>.REN Wl>.RD NewsEditor Special to The Arbiter & l>.LEXl>.NDRl>. l>.LTER BSU student, Saand;a Stein felt, and BSU adjunct professor, Jesse Cordtz, presented their Knight Ridder Newspapers eight-mtnute documentary "Laying the Foundation ofthe Future"at the Dalai Lama's Kids' Day address Sunday in Hailey, Idaho. Stein felt and Cordtz also filmed footage for "The reason why love and compassion bring the greatest happiness Is simply that our a one-hour documentary, "Seeds of Compassion," about the Dalal Lama's visit to nature cherishes them above all else." Idaho In which they received exclusive standing, according to Cordtz. This was the message displayed on the giant screen on the football field of Wood River "We put together the video as a gift to his holiness," Cordtz said. "It's all High School. It was a quote from His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso, the 14thDalai Lama, who about children, compassion and their ideas about making the world bet- visited Hailey, Idaho last weekend to help commemorate the fourth anniversary of the ter." September I I terrorist attacks. Their documentary was played In combination with the "The world Is'at a critical point spiritually. After one of the bloodiest cen- Dalai Lama's blessing of 18 Idaho children who were se- turies in human history we arc ready to swing to a century of lected after Gov. Dirk Kcmpthornc's requested essay sub- compassion," said Kiril Sokoloff, event sponsor and a per- missions from Idaho children to tell the world what com- sonal friend of the Dalai Lama. passion means to them. At the Invitation of Sokoloff, the Dalal Lama agreed to "Govenor and Pat Kempthorne sanctioned it [the essay visit Idaho to send his universal message of love, com- submissions] through their Web site and a committee se- passion, patience, understanding and forgiveness. This lected the children to be blessed," Cordtz said. included meetings with the business community and The film features children from ages five to 18 who various members of the clergy plus two main events-ad- demonstrate acts of compassion through community ser- dressing a live audience of 10,000 on September 11 and vice. Theywere filmed at the Idaho Foodbank, the YMCA, 8,000 children on September 12 held at Wood River High the Meridian Boys' and Girls' Club, Meals on Wheels, St. School In Sun Valley. ; Luke's Regional Medical Center. and other sites aCfOSS 'Idaho, '.' . .' .•... i' f His address on September 11 commemorated our na- i I .. tlon's fourth anniversary ofthe 2001 terrorist attacks. This . Steinfelt and Cordtz were commissioned to film both t event was broadcast worldwide via CNN with a 45-minute documentaries by Kiril Sokoloff, a Sun Valley business- question and answer session following his speech. man and follower ofthe Dalal Lama. • The Dalal Lama's sense of humor was evident in his Steinfelt had the idea of the documentary last year, but speech as he used it as a tool it is at getting his message said at first she didn't know who to get In contact with. across. "This was a dream of mine about a year ago," Stein felt "My family is funny and I always joked with my broth- said. "I wanted to film a documentary for education pur- ers and sisters," and after a moment added, "When I give poses only to spread the Dalai Lama's words of compas- a serious speech and have a serious face, I think that this sion." does not help much, no!" Thanks to Stein felt's mother and her connections to The second day, an address to the children of Idaho, a Buddhist follower at the Treasure Valley Community carried a similar tone as the address on September 11and Center, where Steinfelt and her mother work, Sokoloff re- featured a show With young performers singing an origi- ceived Steinfelt's e-mail. nal song "The Heart of Every Child," written especially for "Kirtl saw something In us," Cordtz said, his visit. Steinfelt and Cordtz also worked with 18 other crew- Gov. Dirk Kempthorne on the September 12 address in- • members from BSU and TVTV. Rick Moore, Pete Lutze, troduced "Idaho's most precious resource, our children" Susan Randall and other members ofthe Communication to His Holiness. department faculty at BSU also assisted the coordina- At the completion of his talk, the Dalai Lama asked the tion of the documentary. Cordtz said Moore, Lutze and children in attendance, "Who will create this century of Randall were very instrumental in getting support from compassion?" Not me. I'm almost 70. The century of com- the university. passion Is your responsibility." "These are some really top notch students that have Personal blessings from His Holiness were given to 18 already proven themselves," Moore said. "It's a once In a children that day who had submitted essays about com- lifetime opportunity to shoot something of thic caliber, passion. specially in their own backyard." His Holiness or Kundun-eas the people of Tibet call The short documentary was played on a 17 feet by 23 him-was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1989. feet screen and to a crowd of 10,000 people. Stein felt and Now 69, the Dalai Lama has tncreaslngly branched out Cordtz received permission from Sokoloff to have two to the world stage, addressing throngs of thousands in cameras just five feet away from the Dalai Lama, which Europe, Latin America and the United States. Cordtz said will be used by national television programs. His message of nonviolence, coupled with his humility, Stelnfelt and Cordtz are also working with experienced has cast a spotlight on Buddhism, the world's fifth-larg- professionals In the film-making field. est religion with 360 million followers. Among the five' "We are working closely and sharing footage with a million Buddhists In the United States, one million are Hollywood production crew that is following the chron- Western converts. lcle of His Holiness's visit to the United States," Cortdz Tibetan Buddhism belongs to the Mahayana. or Great said. . Vehicle tradition, which arose in India in around the first Steinfelt, 52, Is a sophomore non-traditional student century B.C., and stressed the principles of wisdom and See Film (page 3) .See Compassion [page 3J PHOTO COURTESY IINIGIlT HIDUER TRIBUNE Affected· BSU student proud of family's response to Katrina· take somebody In," Derek Roysald. still hard to .call Louisiana," Roy walked its historic streets, heard - BY TESSl>. SCHWEIGERT Roy is a Boise State University stu- said. "That's where my entire fam- its colorful music and fallen in love NewsWrller dent who grew up In Louisiana. ily is. That's my home." with its character. In-their home near Baton Rouge, His parents invited' a family of His cousin and her husband live "I've been around the world, and Chris and Mickie Roy became ac- . nine -a father, mother and their . in BilOXi,Miss., where Katrina hit there's no place on this planet like quainted with the ruthless celeb- three chIldren, .one of whom is the hardest. . New Orleans," Roy said. "There's rity known worldwide as Hurricane married with three children - to "TheyJost every1;hing," he said.' ju~t something In theair .; it breaks Katrina. The unwelcomed natural . live in their five-bedroom home in "But everyone is alive that I know." my heart that tbiskind or thing is disaster swept in, stealing their Ventress, La. . . Roy understands the feellngsof hilPpeningtotheciiy I"know and electricity and tormenting their "They're staying there for an un- ,peOple in Idaho as well' as those in . love." ...... Gull Coast neighbors. The Roys ex- determined amountof time. Tltey Louisiana. In, Idaho,PllOple. m!\y . Roy believes NewOrleans willb~ perienced blindness fromKatrin,a's losteverythlng,"· Roy said. .: want to'helpi but. mimy feel dls- saved andpeoillewllimove back to, power outages, butshe didn'tshow As for his parents, Roys!lid,·Hun connected'from.Loutsianaluidtheir homes,' . . <:>. ' .... : .. ' them the fullness of her aftermath. so proud of them..··. ,...... :..."~siSslppi':twoat(!astlil'()tt1ed by . "The city will definitely bes!lvi:d;;' TheyW(!I1tbUtto look(or that: . .Bo~ the BSU student rindhlS fk Katrin!l:Unllkeii;lostBSUstudimts" (!speclallytheFl'ench. ·.Quarter: ;,. The couple .drove around their . ~c~ D~ LOuViere. have falllily :~!lY}laii~~!~~(!~~iit'ri~#es;;U~Thaes .•the:m~stinlp~rt~t;~~:'; communily,:searcbingloc,alshel; ilnd frlenas affected by Katrina. It,

'" ,."..,,', . , >j~;;'~':',f{~W;/ Television Service, will present a h~Qovertoprote.sUsrae " . In- Thor'nb~. world special screening of the award- u~dcontrolofthe d~za bor- congresslo saQ1ple roundtrip Student Airfares from Bolle to: s'trl' winning documentary "Race is the der~: " ", ',,,, land llec;ur! ' ,,.- " " ", I. ", •.•• . ",; Place.· The film will be aired at 5:30 London $628 Israel ends Gaza The unresolved :fdlspute over "Th~chal,., e ai,lded, "is to , Denver $168 p.m, Sept. 20 in the Bishop Barnwell when and how Palestinians can en- keep.1tto a'nth.\( u,*.". ,:".: Los Angeles $168 Paris $6$9' Strip occupation, room of the Student Union, and at tet and leave the Gaza Strip threat- There' is, p~~lar concern on 5:30 p.m, Sept. 28 on the second New York . $238 Tokyo $849 ens to become the first major post- Capitol H1Utl\~~cire!atively $m~l. but leaves floor lounge ofBSUWest In Nampa. settlemen; shutdown crisis, said Federal Em~~~fr. ManagemeN The events, which are part of the synagogues Diana Buttu, a legal adviser with Agency, mired' lit :controversy over "Community Cinema: Diverse the Palestinian Authority. its Initial ragged' response to the Perspeciives· film series, are free FREE +-TICKETS GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Israel The handover was also cloud- killer hurricane; cannot, or will not, lowered its national flag in 'the Gaza ed when Israel's Cabinet put an provide adequate oversight. and open to the public. ----~----_._------"Race is the Place" features Strip for the last time Sunday as sol- eleventh-hour halt to court-ap- FEMA director Michael Brown, Text IIFLY" to 22122 African American, Latino, Asian diers streamed out of the former proved plans to demolish 26 syna- who was recalled to Washington American and Native American au- It's your chance to wIn one of ten pairs Jewish settlements, officially end- gogues in the Gaza Strip and asked from the disaster area by his boss, thors, performance artists, poets of roundtrip tickets to London ing 38 years of military rule over 1.3 Palestinian officials to respect and. Homeland Security Secretary and singers who explore the pain, million Palestinians in the narrow preserve the former houses of wor- Michael Chertoff, resigned Monday. Mediterranean region. ship. But FEMA remains the clearing- frustration and humor of racism Hours . later, thousands of Late Sunday, Toufiq Abu Khossa, house for much of the hurricane in America using spoken, sung and • StudentUniverse.com Palestinians streamed' into the spokesman for Palestinian Interior relief. And it's been blistered by chanted word. long-fortified Israeli enclaves for Ministry, said that the Palestinian federal investigators for its han- The one-hour film will be fol- the first time early Monday. lowed by a discussion led by pho- 'lerms .Ii I, t ••• " ~ 1" - (r ' ~ , 1 t '. " ,,'" ,t • p ,t • " ' 10' l!l t • ,- Authority now plans to demol- dllng of claims last year in Miami- I I ~ ,1 ~ l<::' "It; •\ ' e \ '., ,'! 1 ! ""', • , .' r" " I ,I' I \ 1 I Palestinian leaders staged a last- tographer Jesus Gonzalez and mu- lh 1 t I I .'" ' < ,'J 1) 'I /""" , " I' I,,' t· "0 'I '.' l' ,~ , ish the synagogues and' all other Dade County, Fla., after Hurricane , , J~ I t' t "', I I ,~" , ' (..... '\I" " "t' ~ 1,. 'I I l> • \ , ,'I er t 1 f. \'" ! \' n;, '1 .. , .' ,I ~ , , I • '. '" , " ,'!.' ( , ",.1 •• 'o ' minute boycott of a ceremonial ralist Mlgel Delgado, who will dis- public buildings left behind by the Frances. ¥' ,~\' • .f> hI ~ ,II .el~I" III I • (11 .1 I .. ",t. ,; 11'_ J I t, • >, • \ J Israelis. Nearly $31 million in spending play examples of their art and talk The ceremonial lowering of was questioned by the homeland about how they usc it as social com- the Israeli flag just before sunset security inspector general, and mentary. Sunday marked the last official more than a dozen county residents "Race is the Place" is the first act of the nation's military control "ere indicted for fraud.. in a yearlong series of film to be of the Gaza Strip, a densely popu- Rent was given to those who presented as part of the Diverse lated area about twice the size of did not need it, the audit found. Perspectives series. Washington, D.C. Equipment was purchased without proof of need. ' And several funerals were paid what the? national for in cases not tied to the hurri- cane, which. came ashore nearly 100'miles to the north from where Ladies, thank you Oversight of FEMA the deaths occurred. .for a lovely night ,aid draws concern lncal/bsu Three women, apparently des- WASHINGTON - Fraud, waste, perate for sex, pulled up' in their scams, and just plain shady deals. BMW alongside a man walking As rescue and recovery turns to through Roodepoort, South Africa, 'Dri,ers must be at least 10 years of age and any driver under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guamian Please call or slop by for mora details, Diverse perspec- rebuilding and reconstruction an asked him for-directions to the along the Gulf Coast devastated by tives film series Savoy Hotel. Hurricane Katrina, the .llkelihood features thought- He got into show them the way, of abuse escalates with the rapid then joined them for a drink in the infusion of federal funds, already provoking films bar. exceeding $62 billion. Then, thcy drove him to a remote So much money will be going to Boise State University, in con- area, took off all their clothes and so many people so fast that some junction 'with Idaho Public' forced him to have sex with them at' fraud is inevitable, said Rep. Mac Television and Independent gunpoint. $3 FLAT ~4.TE i=»APlKINGi! AT THE ~INGi CiArtAGiE NEXT TO THE alGi EASYI _~~-----,-~~---:,-:--_---: ,,-- s_. _e_p_t_e_m_b__e_r_1 _5_2_0_0-,--5 BSUalum takes on 'Monster Garage' BY TESS~ SC.HWEIGERT barrasslngandshameful," Martinez Hews Writer said. "Tammi represents the front- line in this battle of ignorance and Few women weld. Even fewer do women from all walks should stand it professionally. And a miniscule and applaud her determination and amount of American females weld Internal fortitude as she continues for "Monster Garage.· Yet Tammi to prove herself as a highly skilled Milford does it all - welding, pro- and professional tradeswoman." fessionally and was featured on the Milford, who also balances mar- Discovery channel cable show: riage and five children, said she's "It was long hours and a lot of got a tough skin and is determined work ... a lot more than I expected," to work hard. Milford said. Her time in California was any- The BSU alumna didn't have thing but a vacation. Milford much time to build' expectations. worked 12-hour days, but still got to In early August, she found out that hang out with Monster Garage ce- The Discovery Channel was look- lebrities, such as Jesse James, and, ing for a female welder to join an movie stars, like his wife Sandra all-girl team for a Monster Garage Bullock, episode. A few weeks 'after filling "They were both really nice," she out some paperwork, she boarded a - PHOTO lJIUHTESY TAMMI MILFOHD said. Martinez thinks highly of James, plane for California. Tamml Milford stands wllh "The Big Schwag" Wagner, the an- Bratt too. "I never thought I'd be on nouncer for The Discovery Channel's "Monster Garage." 'Monster Garage'," Milford said. "Jesse James has become a true Just two years ago, Milford was team's project until the episode airs Milford said she ignored the icon and role model for the 'new school' of welding and manufactur- studying welding. Now, she's con- in November. cameras and avoided the drama sidered a top female welder. Milford welds for Rule Steel in of the all-female team. Working in ing," Martinez said. "He likes loud "What else can I say except that Caldwell, Idaho, so the welding it- a male-dominated field, Milford motorcycles and has tattoos and she is the Welding Diva/Goddess?" self wasn't a challenge. rarely works with women. She was drops the F bomb here and there, Juan Martinez said. Martinez heads What Milford learned quickly the only female student in welding but he is also a world class crafts- BETTER INGREDIENTS man, a master of his trade and high: the program of welding and metals during her two weeks at "Monster during her BSU education and, un- Iy respected amongst his peers." BETTER PIZZA fabrication at the Selland Collegeof Garage" was how to work with four til recently, was the solitary woman As for Milford, with one epi- Applied Technology at BSU. He also other women and around ubiqui- welder at Rule Steel. She encoun- BROADWAY AVENUE sode of Monster Garage under her 1323 referred Milford for the "Monster tous cameras, which filmed her ev- tered a lot of bias and sexism upon belt, she is up to any challenge the 367-9200 Garage" spot. erymove. entering this field. Rule Steel was her last interview, the only compa- Discover Channel can offer. "Monster Garage" is a television "The cameras were everywhere," ASK FOR BSU SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR show where celebrity biker Jesse she said. "On the last day, they knew ny to hire her. Her next venture? "My team is talking about James helps a team turn a regu- there were a lot of things we needed "The level of sexism and biased- BOISE STUDENTS AND FACUL TV applying to be on 'Junkyard Wars'," lar vehicle into a unique machine. to do, and they were just waiting for attitudes in Idaho towards women Milford said. 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who live on earthquake faults, l'lI get called." school near Baton Rouge and buy OR CARRYOUT WITH BSU 10. Hawaiians in the shadows of volca- Though he doesn't know Ifhe'll the necessities the family lacks. Katrirla. [from page 1J For information on how to help noes and Idahoans that face foot- actually wade through rubble down the Pflugers, contact Roy at derek- - they can't abandon it," he said. hill fire danger. south, Roy is helping through dona- [email protected]. Restoration continues in New "In New Orleans, there's the risk tions and encouraging others to do "I talk to my morn and dad every- Orleans, and the beneath sea-level of getting hit with a hurricane, and the same. day, and my dad just wants to say city is gradually being drained of to those people, it is worth it to live "I would ask people to please 'thank you' to everyone up here," floodwaters that submerged 80 per- there," he said. donate to the Red Cross," he said. Roy said. "So much money pouring cent of its land. Roy, who serves in the Air "That's what they need right now. is in, and they all really need it." "They'll pump the water out, but National Guard, is 'currently on The Red Cross is going to be in our the fact remains that New Orleans stand-by and will volunteer to help area for a long time - years." is under sea level," Roy said. "It New Orleans if called. Roy also set up a fund for the makes no sense for a city to be "My unit is down there. I'm on Pflugers, the family of nine living there, but people still go, still risk the volunteer list to go," he said. "I with his parents. ' living there." would be willing to withdraw from He and his friends are supporting Roy compared it to Californians school. A part of me really wishes them so the children can continue

Cg.tt1PU;~J~-~~~:1,}:' Pilm (from page 1} compassliin ahhe two keys to overchmlhg human suf- majoring In mass communicatlori/lournallsm at BSU. fering. It combines the Prajria' or' wisdom teachings of Cordtz, 24, Is an adjunct professor of 3-D Animation the Buddha with' the esoteric Tantric practices of the and Design, an Extended Studies course, a recent Vajrayana or Lightening path. graduate of BSU and Steinfelt's professor. Jeffrey Hopkins, a Tibetan Buddhist scholar and "We're like the 'Odd Couple'," Stein felt said. longtime friend ofthe Dalai Lama, said part of his ap- Steinfelt said she and Cordtz have been affected by www~spDrtsbettinq. com peal lies in his ability to put Buddhist teachings into the experience of filming the documentary in a very universal terms. positive way. "His Holiness has worked very hard to formulate "It's been amazing to see the transformation of a message appropriate to all people," said Hopkins, Jesse," Stein felt said. "We've learned so much from a professor of Indo-Tibetan studies at the University the children." of Virginia who has co-authored several books with Cordtz agreed: the Dalai Lama. "There are many techniques within "Interviewing these children about kindness and Buddhism for the generation of kindness towards oth- compassion has changed myoutlook on life." ers, and those techniques appeal to people of any re- Steinfelt and Cordtz plan on continuing their part- ligion." In addressing Western audiences, however, nership in documentary film-making with another film about Jackie Sandmeyer, a fifteen-year old honor- Win f;~ g;} e;g;} g;} g;} the Dalai Lama has often been pressed on issues like homosexuality and the lack of female spiritual leader- ee that was blessed by the Dalai Lama, who is travel- ship in Buddhism. He has said that while homosexu- Ing to Texas this week to delivered items to the victims ~!l1Jfi!J i1J ·~FiJ!!!!.~~ ·~he; of Hurricane Katrina. Sandmeyer started a relieffund ality is condemned as "sexual misconduct" in certain Buddhist texts, such teachings shouldn't be applied to for the hurricane soon after it hit the South. "She took it entirely upon herself," Steinfelt said. modern societies. .. !fJJF~ FJ~r!1}~lJ;~PB "As far as homosexuality is concerned, he's saying "She's been sending clothes since it happened, and that the Buddhist scripture says this is something peo- now she wants to give face-to-face." Cordtz recognized the support ofBSU and their part ABB~~~~F g~m~ ple should not practice, but he qualifies that by say- ing that because of today's culture, today's values, he in making the documentary happen. "I couldn't have asked for.a better university to back does not object to it," said Victor Chan, author of "The in!HJ~waJii Wisdom of Forgiveness," (Riverhead Books, $24.95) us," Cordtz said. . Moore said that Steinfelt and Cordtz's accomplish- which he co-wrote with the Dalai Lama. ments, which have a national impact, could be an in- When pressed about discrimination against women in the Buddhist monastic tradition, the Dalai Lama spiration to otherBSU students. "It's a good sign to current students of what you can has admitted that elements of monastic culture should perhaps be revised to ensure equal opportunity for do with what you learn here," Moore said. Despite the powerful people they have worked with, nuns. Steinfeltand Cordtz's message remains simple. The Dalai Lama has also reached out to scientists "lfyou feel compassion in your heart, it'll corne back to spur dialogue between the scientific' and religious Plu., .xcif/n9 to you,· Steinfelt said. fh... communities. Believing that Buddhism is more a phi- Those interested in viewing the short documentary losophy than a dogma, he has told scientists he would pri •••• w.1f yau! can see it at BSUlater this fall. Further details have yet be willing to relinquish any beliefthat science contra- e Sony .a" L.ca PrQ/.ctlon TV to be announced. dicts. •.as. Hom. Th•• 'r. Sy.'.m • HP IPAO Color Pock.' PC • Appl.,Pod

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;;f-k:A~~''''H~ , \ ______------'""*' 'W .... , .. Having a parking space available: priceless It can take a natural disaster this practice takes a turn for the BY BRIAN NOL.T,A switched over to doing most every- that cheery e-mail sent to BSU ac- to reveal a social disaster counts saying, "You missed the crappy when the school sees fit to Opinion Writer thing by computer, and a welcome idea of Bush's attitude toward Black development it is. Yet, despite these boat, Charlie. Get in line.' block off certain lots for events, con- BY MEGAN EGBERT Americans. Now about that second advances, the parking office has not Then there's the practice of over- struction, or just for the hell of it. Vice President of Idaho It's -time to pick on everyone's part of the question. Why 'would selling. The theory is simple: Since Recent news releases have trum- Progressive Student Alliance favorite scapegoat in the world of quite g~tten with the program. • not all students are attending class- peted the shiny new indoor train- President Bush promote Condi Rice higher education. Get out the toma- Sure, you can buy parking per- es at the same time, the school feels ing center that's being built, which In her September 12 letter .to to Secretary of State? Ms. Bruton toes - it's time to address parking. mits over the Web, up to a certain is nice for those who will use it. the edltor, Jessica Bruton states challenges in her letter "are you go- I'm not talking about the parking point. This point happens to fall justified in selling more permits However, that is a subset of the stu- "If President Bush is so against ing to claim that he does that for Nazis who sweep the lots, ready to before financial aid is disbursed, than there are spaces, since not ev- eryone will be needing parking at dent body, whereas parking lots are Black Americans, please tell me show?" hand out $10 slips of joy to you mis- which means that if you depend on used across the board. Between why Condoleezza Rice works next Let's see here. We are talking creants who park where you ain't aid to meet your educational ex- the same time. events (where the university seems to him." This is an interesting about the same president who lied supposed to (that's their job, the penses, you'll be waiting in line for This sounds logical, but in prac- to forget who its customers and rai- question, and to answer it in an to us all about weapons of mass pay sucks, and they aren't the prob- what feels like eons. tice, there seem to be a few flaws. , son d'etre are) and construction, it's. honest method we would have to destruction, right? You are refer- lem anyway). Lay off them, and let's I doubt this was intentional, but For one, it doesn't really take into a wonder any of us who don't have examine President Bush's history ring to the same president who look at the whole approach to park- it feels like a punitive measure for account transit time: BSU is pretty spread out, and getting from, one class at dark-thirty in the morning regarding BlackAmericans. has drastically cut pell grants and ing. those aid-dependent students wait- can find a spot. ., >I President Bush is the first social assistance programs, while - Boise State University has ing in line, especially if they read place to another takes time. Worse, Don't even get me started on the president since the founding of the at the saine time giving mil- parking garage, a good idea that NAACP not to attend its annual lions in tax breaks to the nations seems to be fumbled in the execu- meeting. Hehas turned down a to- wealthiest? The one and only G.W. tion. Let's build-a structure that tal of five invitations. who has managed to turn a nation- would be a great boon to students >I President Bush refused to al surplus into the largest deficit in going to classes on the north end meet with the Congressional Black history by spending billions of dol- of campus, and then, we'll sell in- Caucus until January of 2005 where lars on his buddies at Halliburton. dividual spots in the garage and he madethe statement that he was You're right. Promoting' an educat- make it so that those lucky ones can "unfamiliar with the Voting Rights ed, articulate, conservative African keep buying up the same spot over Act of 1965," American woman for public rela- and over again, year after year, thus >I He used Martin Luther King tion reasons is definitely beyond keeping most students from using Jr,'s birthday to announce his stance him. ' it. Does this sound like a good idea against an affirmative action pro- While Ms. Bruton's lack of knowl- to you? It apparently does to BSU. gram at the University of Michigan. edge about Bush's policies regard- The new lots that have sprung up >I The president used the Black ing Black Americans is appalling, are a step in the right direction, al- American population as a justifi- it didn't alarm me nearly as much though the restrictions in the other cation for his risky privatization of as her insensitivity and absence of ' lots have even managed to hose that social security, stating that the cur- empathy for the survivors of good idea into a morass oflong lines rent system was unfair to African Hurricane Katrina. "10,000 dense and late students. Americans because they don't live ignorant people aren't leaving." Parking is an issue at every uni- as long as white Americans. Now These people that-she refers to are versity I've ever been to, but BSU why would President Bush be more the 25 percent of New Orleans pop- seems to be taking the lead in concerned with gaining support ulation that were living in poverty. screwing things up here, and it of African Americans for his plan, Poverty, something Ms. Bruton has doesn't have to be, than focusing on the glaring ineq- obviously never had to live with, Rethinking the garage policy, uities in access to health care? doesn't leave people equipped to not overselling the lots, heli, strike >I And just recently the Bush ad- evacuate a city without the as- a deal with some of the local busi- ministration demoted the head of sistance of the state or national nesses for lot space. ,the Bureau of Iustlce Statistics after government. The survivors who There 1\[eways around this issue. he refused to bury a report regard- , stayed in New Orleans for the most Maybe BSU doesn't think there is ingstatisticsthatAfricanAmericans, p~rthad no cars, no money, and no an issu~, as long as thepermit rev-' and Hispanics are morethan twice . where to go. The IPODS and TV's enue keeps coming in. Maybe we as likely as whites to have their ve- that Ms. Bruton is so worried about should all stop paying for permits hicle searched when stopped by being stolen seem a little trivial and tickets and see what happens. police. This was after he proposed when you consider the dispar- How many tow trucks will it take? recommendations to end racial ity faced by thousands of residents Something to think about while profiling in 2001. While this is just a who were in so many ways already you're searching for a spot. start I think it gives us a pretty clear victims.

resentative of intelligent Boise State journalistically irresponsible; espe- dates or modifies the hypothesis. Americans is ridiculous," Notice I your response to support the points Porn interview had - women because she attended Boise . cially when people are dying in our Evolution continues to take part in said address, rather than engage, in that made you "sad" that some- no business in paper State and "left" without completing own country, starving in others, and this self-correcting method - intelli- what could easily become a written one making these statements is an a degree is offensive to the women of fighting overseas for our rights, and gent design can't, because its tenets ego peeing contest. Such contests American. are boring, and well, useless. First, It would be wonderful if we could As a 41h year Boise State student Boise State who are working hard to your right, Mr. Mayes, to offend and are fixed: No experiments or obser- I'd appreciate clarification. Please actually discuss such discrepan- and what some would consider rise above stereotypes and sexism. misrepresent women. -, vations can prove intelligent design. explain to me, who the "10,000 cies in opinion, not in blanket state- an intelligent woman, I apologize To allow this article to be pub- One may as well affirm the dense, ignorant people" are exactly, ments, arguments and posturing, to any reader who was subjected lished on the culture page is a mis- Jessica Leekley position of the flat-earthers or and how Condoleeza Rice's presence but as critical thinkers and con- to the blatant prejudicial articles representation of what the page was Boise, Idaho astrologers, because intelligent de- in the White House is automatically cerned, educated citizens. that have recently been published in created for, to exemplify culture. sign is really stealth creationism; it I also suggest that before printing is not a science, but pseudoscience. and unquestionably indicative of an It troubles me to see someone I The Arbiter. You cannot affirm think to be very bright, using an It is absolutely repulsive to know an article like this you look into the administration's racial equality? I do not see the connections and emotional argument to silence criti- that a male student, who is a repre- credibility of the source. both positions Paul Burnett I would love for you to help me cism. To me, the value of a University sentative of the student body and Maranda is not a cultural repre- Alameda, California understand. Also, please explain education is the encouragement of the beliefs of The Arbiter staff, feels sentative of what or who Boise State "Affirming both positions" (of is or even a part of the Boise State evolution and of so-called "intel- how questioning political decisions, critical thinking and not to serve it is appropriate to put a positive as a space for sustaining the view of culture since she is not a current stu- ligent design") presumes both po- Bad argument policies and government officials, light on being a porn star and even government as shepherd, to a public dent or alumni. sitions are equally able to observe automatically and unquestionably, worse, one who admits to sexual in- I am writing to address the very of happy, unquestioning sheep. I understand the need and desire phenomena, formulate -a hypoth- renders one offensive or inept as a teraction with men who pay her up passionate argument Jessica Bruton to spark controversy in the student esis, experiment to demonstrate the journalist? , to $300 an hour through an escort made in her letter to editor titled, Jennifer Edwards newspaper, however, controversy truth or falseness of the hypothesis, I did not see the piece critiqued, service. "The idea President Bush hates black nor did I find enough evidence in Boise, Idaho To associate her with being a rep- without cause is purely ignorant and and make a conclusion that vali-

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Scalped tickets to The majority of the mass of hu- glous beliefs, seeing the Dalal Lama this, many Individuals and fami- • manlty that was sprawled across In person for most Is truly a once In lies were able to partake In a very Dalal Lama go for the Hailey High School football a lifetime experience, and those meaningful eventthat will not soon hundreds on EBay· , be forgotten. . ., ...... However, many more indlvidu- de- When do we put some of our self-status als and families would have loved access, cide to participate In such an event but BY DREW MAYES and ac- that just this one time, greed and desire for materialistic things could not afford the scalped tickets cess equals power. Money Oplnlon.£dltor we're going to be a human on the back burner and decide that just that were going on EBay for hun- simply makes things easier and being and do the right thing? dreds of dollars. right or 'wrong, we equate those Charging people hundreds of Only In America do you see a this one time, we're going to be a human It appears that each person who among us who have the most mon- dollars for your free tickets to a spiritual celebration turned Into a being and do the right thing? waited hours In line to get tickets ey as the most successful. spiritual event that stresses com- moneymaking, capitalist venture. were allowed up to four free tickets But at what point do we as a soci- passion for your fellow man Is not This past weekend, the spiritual ------to the event. ety say enough is enough? the right thing. I guess paying leader oft he Tibetan Buddhist com- I am all for people doingwhatthey When do we put some of our self- to pray is not that point when we say munity, the Dalal Lama, visited the who organized the event should be have to do to make as much money field had to spend a beautiful sum- status greed and desire for material- enough is enough. Sun Valley area to a crowd of nearly mer day in a long line for free tickets applauded for providing as many for themselves as possible. After all, istic things on the back burner and .ten thousand. to the event. Regardless of your reli- free tickets as they did. By' doing we live In a culture where money A natural disaster happens, naturally Idaho: a true blue state

and without food and water, Hispanics, Asians, and many other relief does 110tcome at an instant. I No wait, it really is Race has little However, I think Americans are people of different races who are believe the people working down in force, we'd have to pay at least dou- losing sight of what Is really im- suffering this tragedy. New Orleans and other nearby ar- BY STEPHAN SCHATEL to do with New ble for the locally farmed produce portant when we begin to question It is Americans who are helping eas would be shocked and offend- JUNIOR that we enjoy at some of the lowest Orleans response people's motives and reactions to out as much andas fast as they can. ed that their fellow Americans are Guest Opinion prices in the nation. this disaster. _ There needs to be control and ser- squabbling over who to blame, and That is why Idaho is so vehemently Millions of doll ius are being do- vice and I see nothing but the two that we are actually putting in time Ok, I admit it. I'm blue. Not blue pro-immigration reform: We know BY MICHELLE LAMBERT nated; millions of people are help- doing its best to do the job neces- to argue that race is a factor. because my drink was a bit late the that migrant workers playa crucial Guest Opinion ing In forms of military service, sary to clean up this mess. I think those who are in trench- other night with my meal. Not blue, part of our success as an agricul- charitable organization service, Aid has corne and continues to es and putting

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• was talking about, and honest- Culture Columnist ly,Ihave trouble finding simple' ... ' shapes even in clouds. • I can't breathe. I already tried So when I say I see Wu-Tang • taking the plastic bag off of my in my ceiling, it's a pretty good head, and that didn't help. bet 1 know what I'm ta1king No, I think the problem is about. stress. I'm now in the thick of "But you must see rap para- , what is destined to be my hard- phernalia everywhere you go," est semester of college. Work is you might be shouting down at more demanding, I have just this paper right now. "Wrong short of 18 billion group proj- again," I must insist. I am a rock ects due in the remaining three fan, and barely know a thing months of the term, and then, about the world of hip-hop. to top it all off,the football team The question then becomes, keeps losing. "Why is rap propaganda mate- I've been able to skate by rializing on my ceiling?" thus far in school. I've always Well, I didn't notice it right maintained that the difference after our boys lost to Oregon between an A student and a C State, so we can rule out an al- , student is quite simply the abil- cobol-Induced hallucination. ity to procrastinate properly. 1 I'm pretty sure my dog didn't thought until recently that Iwas do it, because let's face it, her a master of the art of postpone- artistic abilities are pathetic. ment, but I realize now that fur- To my knowledge, neither her ther training is necessary. drool nor her pee have ever col- Whenever I locate a free min- lected in the shape of anything ute, I find I only want to spend resembling .., well, anything. it hyperventilating into a paper And last time I checked, only bag. And, in one ofthese stress- my roommate's basset hound Induced fits of rapid breathing, can launch his spit that high. I chanced a look up 'at my ceil- Which leaves me with orily ing. one possible answer. ., Now; I reside in a finished', No, not divine intervention! basement. (Sometimes I wish Besides,' 'H~wouldn't draw a it were a Finnish basement. I rap logo. Clearly, God is a tech- can only imagine the fun I'd no fan. have when my roommates Nope. The only logical con- Sven and Arek would return clusion I can draw is that while from ice fishing in the polar Iwas in the upstairs living room north. But then, I'm a dream- ripping my hair out during the er.)Crazy temperature swings, football game, the Wu-Tang PH011lS BY BYAN PrLEGEIVIHE AHBITEH poor lighting and funky smell Clan visited my basement. notwithstanding, my cellar is a I'm not certain why The RZA Sushi has become a popular CUisinein Boise. Restaurants like Taste have helped make this seafood delight a common dinner choice. ~ great place to live. would want to visit the subter- But back to the ceiling. ranean level of my home, or I'm not the sanest person that why Ghostface Killah would be I know. Nor the most coherent. creeping around my bedroom, But when I looked at the drop- or for that matter, why Method Some like it raw: Japanese cuisine in Boise in tiling that lines the under- Man would take the time to side of my roommate's living draw a crude "vs" on the ceiling quarters, I was taken aback. I with dirty water. • "I like breaking stuff," mused Taing nod. Nahas, who received his su- BY H~DL.EY RUSH wouid call raw fish, become the swear that it looked strikingly What I know for certain, as he accidently smashed a dish shi rolling expertise from Happy culture Writer swanky dinner date of choice? like the logo for the Wu-Tang though, is that I'm getting quite on the counter top. Taing, who's Fish before working at Taste, per- It could be that Americans disasso- Clan. tired ofrecording artists sneak- worked at Taste since its open- suaded me to let him make "the Jon There seems to be a culinary ciate a slab of uncooked fish, from Before you go off spouting ing into my house. ing, is rumored to be taking over specialty" to quell my insatiable trend exploding in Boise. Sushi what it actually is because it has a conspiracy theories and all of So, anyway, that's my gripe for head chef Nate Kulchak, (who famine for sushi. This piece of ed- and Japanese cuisine are hast- ear-pleasing Japanese personage. that, I'm not that kind of guy. I for the week. If you are a certi- was unavailable for an interview). ible artwork was crab and aspara- ily abounding from every crevice 1 would never eat "raw fish"- but don't believe in tabloid head- fied platinum seller, just knock • Kulchak is rumored to be relocat- gus, wrapped in avocado, maguro of the City of Trees. From Happy sashimi, nigiri, maki, lay it on me. lines about babies with three on the door, eh? Besides, if a • ing to the Caribbean where he (tuna), and tobikko (fish eggs), Fish, to Taste, Zutto, to Shige, and Besides, it sounds way cooler than heads, I'm not sure I believe football game is on, I'll prob- may open another restaurant. decorated with red, orange and yel- now even Ridley's supermarket raw fillet, raw fillet with rice under Nostradamus knew what he ably get you a beer, "They're going to try to put me low sauces that resembled a-star- boasts their own sushi bar dubbed, it, and raw fish rolled into rice. No? in charge of this crazy place," burs, on the side of the plate. In Superb Sushi; the raw-fish deli- Another possibility is that our Taing said, . smiling, as his two words: delectable perfection, cacy, once regarded as esoteric pop culture is partially respon- hands patted a ball of white rice For sushi virgins, who may not and somewhat bizarre is quite sible. Nearly everyone has caught onto a sheet of dried seaweed. be seasoned enough to jump possibly more popular than the a glimpse of the starlets on reality "The Fiery Foothill [sushi roll] right into the raw stuff, Taing once famous (now jealous) potato. TV,or read of our favorite celebri- is my favorite," piped in newbie suggested a California roll. It's not astonishing to acknowledge ties in "Star" ~agazine who enjoy Paulson, who's only been working "California is the most general roll," that Americans have a deathly fear dining at Koi, a notable sushi res- at Taste for a few weeks. He grace- Taing said. "Allit is is avocado, crab, of, and sever trepidation toward, taurant in Los Angeles. Is emula- fully placed a ball of wasabi (which whether real or fake, and cucum- anything raw or potentially swarm- tion the cause of this new-found is the equivalent of Japanese horse- ber." At Taste, they add blackened ing in bacteria-who wouldn't? But culinary obsession, or is it deeper? radish) beside the roll he'd just sesame seeds and dubbed this our culture, in retrospect to others, ,While dining at Taste, located in completed, "I've sold over $300 roll the "California Transplant." djffers in that we salmonella-fear- HydeParkand attached toRichard's, in that roll in one night!" Paulson Each maki roll on the menu at Taste ing-Americans prefer our food pre- 1 quizzed sushi chefs Jon Nahas, said in a humble, yet boastful tone. has a distinctive North End name. packagedpre-prepared. and ster- Shawn Paulson, and Ray Taing as Afterdevouring my first roll, Nahas My dinner date, and mother, had ile (most usually lacking any dis- they scurried around behind the peeked overthe counter. "Still hun- the "Sherman Shrimp" roll, while tinct flavor). Why then have such bar preparing artistically pleasing gry?" he asked, motioning toward a plethora of sushi bars, offering and aesthetically brilliant creations See Sushi [page 91 my empty plate with a swift head what we "uncultured" Americans for me and other sushi diners. September 15 2005 CULTURE 7

! Hyde Park is about to throw one of the city's biggest parties ['

PHIlIOS BY RYANPfl£GEIVlHE ARBITER The Hyde Park Street Fair starts Friday and goes on until Sunday evening. The faIr w1ll have two stages featurIng several local bands. moise~ts.com

plenty of shopping to be done at BY AMBER FUGER ways excited about the street fair. tastebuds, there are a variety of Ten Thousand Village, Hyde Park Culture Writer "I wish it was still in the street, but eateries a couple of blocks away. Books, Idaho River Sports, Hyde 1 love the diversity it brings to the Harry's of Hyde Park offers cold Park Bikes, and The Gallery at Hyde Elegant houses, tree-lined streets neighborhood," Anderson said. beer, burgers and fries, and spec- Park. and the welcoming shops and res- The North End is one of the tacular wings and nachos. Parilla The demand for space forced the On-Line Home Rental Listings : tau rants lead up 13th Street to a most diverse neighborhoods in . Grill is the hotspot for tasty wraps move to the park, but there is still , lush green park. This is the every- Boise, with mixed income levels while Lucky 13 has delectable sand- plenty of fun to be had in the street. at , 'day facade ofHyde Park. This week- and a relatively high', percentage wiches and pizzas. If spice is what John Cornell, owner of Harry's in : end, starting tomorrow at 6 p.m., of rentals, according to the North you crave, head to Casa Mexico, or Hyde Park, is always thrilled when ,www.boiserents.com , the quiet streets will be buzzing End Neighborhood Associations if sushi sounds nice, hit up Taste. If the street is hoppin', "It is great to , with locals from the North End and Web site, my.neighborhood.com. wining and dining top your priori- 208.322.4228 ties, try Richard's. you just want see Hyde Park highlighted in the visitors from all over Boise. According to the site, the North If a little piece' of sweet homemade community," Cornell said. It may sound like a typical Friday, End tends to have a higher voter goodness, Goody's is where it's at. ! night in Hyde Park, but the scene turnout and 'tends to vote mostly See Hyde Park [page 9J Along with great eats, there is 1 is anything but. The 26th Annual Democratic in what is mostly a , Hyde Park Street Fair begins tomor- Republican city and state. row night and will last until Sunday The North End Neighborhood , evening. Forthosewho have attend- Association s~earheaded the festi- , ed in the past, it is a must-not-miss val and considers organization of event full of diversity, great music, the event to be "one of its chief ac-: , food, shopping and, of course, great tivities," the sttesays. people. One of the most attractive .fea- Camel's Back Park will be the tures of the North End is the bicy- happening spot for the next three ole- and pedestrian-friendly nature days. About 120 booths will be set of the streets. Although traffic is- up selling art, clothes, jewelry, food, sues have been high on the list for i drinks and much more. With atten- discussion, debate, and resolution , dance records set at close to 30,000 for the North End Association, most : in the past, the park is the perfect locals can be seen walking down venue to accommodate the popular the street or riding along on their i festival. Two stages will also be set cruisers. up with live performances ranging Jeff and John Lewis, two broth- ; from rock 'n' roll to bluegrass, po- ers raised and residing in the North etry slams to belly dancing. End said they hope to sec more Among the bands headlining this people riding their bikes to the park weekend is Farmdog who usually this year, In fact, there will be valet close the fair down on Sunday, but bike parking available at the tennis , advise festival goers to bring dane- courts in Camel's Back. , ing shoes, Saturday night because' The Hyde Park Street Fair may be , the guys arc prepared to throw centered at the park, but there will

I down. . be plenty to do down the rest ofJ3th Don Anderson, a bartender at Street as well. If the park doesn't Harry's in Hyde Park, said he is al~': have the food that tantalizes your I , ; _,I, j j ,.'..> ~), I ';1 In ' q \ ! 1.5 200:5 'The .Arbiter wants

OPPORTUNITIES IN BUSINESS EDUCAlION -to"know: TECHNOLOGY . HEALTf-l THF FNVIRONMENT /\NDMORE What do you want the 0 to ask BSU students? I

"What the hell's the football team doing?"

Mike Stadther, Anthropology ,

"What do students think about the administration's policies?"

Sierra Clifford, English

"I couldn't get into my chemistry class 'cause it was full ... Fees were just raised ... Ono officer must attend one of these meetings, more a1'9 encouraged to come. Where are the funds going?" Advisors arc encouraged fa attend 8S there are new policies discussed.

Cami Condi, Nursing

Only love," . ' can bring you back.

COMPILED BY RYAN PfLEGEIVl'HE ARBITER

"What do they think of the modest style of clothes that are coming into fashion?"

Deerek McCool, Kinesiology

Career Center

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Sushi [from page 51 my first course was the "Hyde Park" - although I asked for mine without mango. After inhaling my sec- ond roll, I assured Nahas his creation was exceptional. "Thanks," he said, shaking tobi- Master of Arts in Teachins kko from his hands with a smile. "Though I wish we hadn't named at Georse Fox University every roll after streets near Hyde Park," Nahas said. . "For our own creations, we're running out of, names!" I reas- sured Nahas they could always be- Information meetings at 6 p.m. gin naming the rolls numerically . ."Yeah," joked Nahas, "I'll have Oct. 6 and Feb. 16 GEOIltiE Fox .sCHOOL OJ' fUUCAl'ION the 24th and Brumback roll." George Fox Bois" Center When I asked the three chefs if ; 81 0 S. Eagle Road there's anything they won't eat Meridian 83642 .?O,'i-j7i~Jl}O() when it comes to sushi, I was met with a resounding "no." "I've tried everything I can try," Nahas said. "We have to try it all," Taing chimed ferent kinds of beers the menu of- uber contemporary decor and am- in. "We wouldn't push it out if it fers, from Spaten to Zonker. biance" not overlooking, of course, didn't taste good." Taste is also well known for their the actual meal in itself. But these guys don't have to wor- 12 different kinds of sake, their Quite possibly, our once air- ry about it not tasting good ... they plum wine, and the wide assort- tight-tupperware comfort zone has get fresh fish in six days a week. ment of other wines they' have broken new ground, and if given "Our ahi's jet .fresh from available. - the opportunity; sushi unfamiliars, the Philippines," Taing said. Perhaps the attraction to sushi and connoisseurs alike, should The sushi chefs' also made absolute has as much to do with the sincere- succumb to their urges and allow certain I was aware of the 220 dif- ly personal service, as it does to the themselves a "Taste."

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BSU soccer enjoysback-to-back wins before [SIDE , [THIS WEEK IN LINE] hosting tournament this weekend SPORTS] BY JE T'AIME DAVIS Samantha Gambala In the sec- a knee injury. The other points sports Writer ond half. This win gave the team leader (tied with Odorfer) to watch BSUto raise funds the first win over a Mountain Wesi for is freshman Kaitlin Baum. NAU Soccer , Friday Coming off two road tourna- Conference opponent. also faces Nevada on Saturday at 11 for hurricane relief Soccer Etc. Nike Classic ments, Boise State soccer hosts the Attention is not diverted when a.rn. vs. Northern Arizona' at home opener Soccer, Etc. Nike Classic at the Boas seeking their second Nlke Cup. A Both weekend opponents for Time:5p.m. Tennis and Soccer Complex this balanced offense and honored de- Boise State are members of the Boise State University hopes to weekend. fense will host Northern Arizona Big Sky Conference, where The raise $150,000 in donations for the Junior Nicole Coleman scored for a 5 p.m, tournament opener Eastern Washington Eagles took Sunday victims of Hurricane Katrina be- her first career goal on a free on Friday and then a 2 p.m. kick- last year's championship. The Big Soccer Etc. Nike Classic fore and during the home opener kick against Montana in the 2005 off on Sunday against Eastern Sky Conference preseason coaches' vs. Eastern Washington against Bowling Green Wednesday Montana Nike Cup last weekend to Washington. poll places EWU at 4th, just above Time:2p.m. night at Bronco Stadium. give the Broncos (3-2-0) a 1·0 win The Northern Arizona NAU. This week, Boise State officials for their second win and second Lumberjacks arc one game up on So far, in their, non-conference Cross country announced a university wide effort games, the Eagles have only one shutout of the season. Goalkeepers EWU with a 2-5-0 record. NAU Saturday win behind them. Key strikers to to collect donations at the Broncos' Kim Parker and Michaela Morrison seems to be retaliating from a dis- Sundover Invitational look for are Jennie Summers, Beth Sept. 21 game against Bowling again shared the shutout. appointing 0-4-0 start to the sea- Seattle, WA Green for the victims oflast month's 1\vo days later, BSU improved to son, even though they are excited Russell, and Cyeeta Mott. All three disaster. Proceeds will go to the 3-2-0, defeating first-time oppo- about the nine starters returning are returning starters who have American Red. Cross' Hurricane nent Air Force with a score of 2-1. this season. netted goals this season. EWU's Women's tennis Katrina Relief Fund. The goal, said Freshman Randi Baker initiated In particular, the Lumberjack's husband-wife coaching duo looks Friday PHOTO BY STANLEY BREWSTERITHE ARBITEH athletic director Gene Bleyrnaler, is the lead goal in an evenly distrib- welcome back leading scorer to improve on its 1-5-0 record by WSU Cougar Classic BSU hosts tournement to average a $5 donation from each uted offense insured by sophomore Ceeflee Odor fer who returns from generating scoring opportunities. this Pullman,WA of the approximately 30,000 fans weekend expected to attend the game that COMMENTARY evening. Fans entering Bronco Stadium The way it is, is' will find donation containers at each entrance; Boise State stu- not always the dent and employee volunteers will be stationed at each container. most pleasant Gates open at 4:30 p.m. and kick- COMMENTARY BY off is set for 6:05 p.m. Those who TREVOR HORN plan to make donations by check should make their check out to the Sports Editor American Red Cross. They also are encouraged to have the checks "Stuff happens:' written out when they arrive at the Yup, the Boise State football team has uttered this sentiment game. more than once since back- to-back losses to Georgia and Axtman, Tsuchida Oregon State. Alex Guerrero even said that honored with awards there was another word he could have used to express the state- Boise State's 'l'y Axtman has ment a little better, but thanks been named the Western Athletic Alex. He knew'that we in the me- Conference men's cross country dia couldn't print that word that Athlete of the Week and Boise State rhymes with hit. soccer defender Alii Tsuchinda won Dan Hawkins has never been the soccer defensive player of the shy about saying this could have week. happened. Meaning, he knew Axtman, a junior from Elma, that there was a possibility that Wash., finished third at the NNU Boise State might start 0-2. Did Invitational -in Nampa, Idaho. we not listen to him? Axtman posted a time of 18:15.00 Well, what strikes a funny bone in the 6k race. Axtman finished tL, , oj in me is that the coaching staff just behind Bronco standout,

"'~ and players are less disappointed Forest Braden who was running in the losses than fans are-and unattached. The third-place finish you could even call them upbeat helped the Broncos to a third-place about the season so far. finish with 74 points. . First, the Georgia game was Tsuchida has been named the an anomaly. All hope for mental Western Athletic conference wom- toughness went out the window en's soccer defensive Player of the when Zabransky's tunnel vision Week. It is the first such honor for BSU student-athletes doned a different type unllorm Monday night to help at the Make-A-Wlsh dinner al the Boise was pointed due south, down the Tsuchida, while it is the seventh Centre on the Grove. wrong (insert word that rhymes Player of the Week honor for the BY JE T'AIME DAVIS by the student athletes, but also to Advisor Anne-Marie Kaus claimed with hit) creek without a paddle. Boise State program overall and benefit the cause of the night. they almost didn't put the perfor- Sports Writer However, the Oregon State game the sixth since joining the WAC in The celebrity athletes entered the mance in the program. "We didn't was a game of toughness. The 2001. Monday night claimed the new social hour serving drinks, giving know how well it would go over Broncos played tough, but fell Tsuchida, a sophomore from name of "Magical night" when ap- shoulder massages, singing "I'm a since it was not a themed dinner. short in the end. Honolulu, Hawaii, started both proximately 100 student athletes Little Teapot" (including motions) Boy were we wrong." Bad weather, back-to-hack games for Boise State on defense as showcased their talents to help or "Mary had a Little Lamb," do- After dinner, Boise State games versus BCS conference the Broncos shut out Montana and raise a figure reaching $93,000 for ing back flips, push-ups, and hand- President Bob Kustra spent time to schools on the road, whatever it held Air Force to one goal (PK). She the Make-A-Wish Foundation of stand' (as one competitive student recognize the student athletes, in was-Boise State was not sup- also cleared a potential game-tying Idaho at the Boise Centre on the exclaimed, "Dang gymnasts!"), particular soccer goalkeeper Amy posed to win either of these goal by Montana off the goal line even 'carrying guests on their Ortmann. As a model student and Grove. games. According to the betting in the 70th minute to ensure the Although the figure did not reach shoulders (a former Wish Child), community volunteer, even train- Gods in Vegas. Bronco victory, Tsuchida anchored the goal of $100,000, Executive and a particular lady guest to the ing to become a Wish Granter, Amy Yes, Boise State could have, the Broncos' solid defensive efforts Director of MAW of Idaho Marcia stage and back. helped to organize the students for maybe even should have, won. over the weekend, which was short Karakas said they were very happy. Mane Line Dancers and the Spirit the evening's event. But they didn't. That doesn't one starter in Stephanie Campbell. The total still went well over last Squad performed, but not before Amy is quick to defer recognition mean the season is over. That's The opponents for the weekend year's Serving Up Wishes Dinner the HUi-a-Aloha welcome demon- to the remaining athletes. "While right, the Broncos can now get were held to eight shots on goal and Auction which funded 10wish- strated by the student athletes of I was massaging shoulders at my back to playing Boise State foot- with the only score coming on a es, raising $65,000. The $93,000 fig- the Polynesian group on campus. table, I saw back flips out ofthe cor- ball. Dominating at home and in penalty kick. ure funded closer to 15wishes .. Soccer teammates Kim Parker ner of my eye. Everyone was putting the WAC. The night started out with a 'Meet and Liane Tom performed a beau- forth great effort." PHOTOS BY SiANLEY BREWSTElVl'IIE ARBITER Sure the BCS hopes are so and Greet: Bronco athletes, sport- tiful women's dance, announcing Farewells from students were by donating several items and ex- far back that even the strongest Former Bronco takes the island grace with style. Football unanimous, calling out to Amy, perience to be auctioned off. Guests ing a button with the picture of the binoculars can't' see, them. Give Wish Child they were sponsoring players Mik Lose, fa Falo, Austin "Sign me up for next year!" bid thousands of dollars to golf with on assistant position Hawkins the credit for, trying. for the evening, starting with build- Smith, and Ashlei Nyong-Dunham The highlight of the evening soccer coach Steve Lucas and wom- Opening versus BYU and Idaho Boise State graduate and alum of ing a repertoire with dinner guests followed up with a masculine ver- came when Wish Child s-year-old en's gold coach Lisa Wasinger, take State wouldn't have gotten them the Bronco women's tennis team, that would aid them in the contest sion. The shirtless wonders an- Austin gave us his wish experience,. tennis lessons with men's tennis anywhere other than a' 2-0 re- Alissa Ayling, has been hired as for the serving team with the most, nounced their intention to earn claiming too many cheers that his coach Greg Patton. They even bid cord.But, what Is that without that team's assistant coach. Ayling, Wish' 'Bucks. Guests purchased wish bucks at this time, inviting favorite 'NFL team is the Pittsburg on becoming an assistant coach for trying your hand at something who graduated from Boise State in wishBlicks in large quantities in or- guests to come up and, donate- Steelers, "But I like the Broncosbet- a day with football offensive coor- you possibly could fail at1 May of 2005, was a four year letter- der to not only create opportunities which they did lndroves. ter," He goes for it on fourth-and- winner with the Broncos (20m-OS) for mind-boggling stunts and tasks Student Athlete Academic Boise State coaches did their part short, and goes for it on the and a three-time All-WAC honor- schedule now too. I'll admit It. I ee. She replaces Dean Owen who buy into his system. Win or lose, earlier this summer took the head the, program attempted to put coaching positon with the Northern the team in great position for the Arizona men's tennis team. present and for thefuture. A top- Ayling, originally' , from 10 ranking could be the talk right Hertfordshire,Eligland, ranked was nOW,but it's not. It never was re- in the regionln both singles and ally supposed to be. doubles duringher collegiate ca- ,'Everyone just hoped it would. reer, During her four years at Boise . '.':, ", 'State, the Bronco team, posted ,an Have questions, comments, , overall Win~loss record of 66-27. prstoryldeas?CaHthe Arbiter , , .5he\vin joIn head coach Mark SpllrtSDejlartmentat,345~8204 ' Tichenor 'who, is ' gqing .,'Into his lX1031orsendAAe;n1~Uto -. '. 10th season with the aoise State sp6tij@atblfer6tllllie:eom " 'women. 5 e pte m be r 15200-5 . SPORTS 111 '~-'-'------~~-----'------DeLaet blasts competition at Falcon Invite

BY SHAWN ASHBY Sunday. Boise State win, but he would seven shots behind host.and win- . Sportswriter finished the first add another three ner Air Force, and three shots be- day of competition strokes to his lead hind second place Weber State. lh The Boise State men's golf team re- with an overall score during the final BSU's, Matt Hastings tied forl2 , turned from the Falcon Invitational": of nine-over-par, round on Sunday. Adam Choy finished tied for 38'h, in Colorado Springs, Colo. with a tie three strokes ahead DeLaet finished the Jason Williams finished tied for for third place. Boise State Senior- of Long Beach State Falcon Invitational 43'd, Casey Keyser finished tied for 1h Graham DeLaet shot lO-under-par and five shots be- with an impres- 86 place for BSU. to win the tournament. hind California. sive lO-under-par The Falcon Invitational was the IDAHO As a team, BSU finished the tour- In the open- performance, four- first tournament for first-year head downtown boile nament tied with Long Beach State ing round of play, stokes ahead of sec- coach Kevin Burton. with an 875. Weber State took sec- DeLaet shot a five- ond place finisher With the first tournament of the ond with an 872, and the Air Force under, followed- by Nic Van Vuuren of season behind them, the Broncos Academy won with an 868. a. two-under in the PHIlTOCOURTESY BRONCUSPORTS COM Utah Valley State. now look forward to the Purple and Sponsored hy the Idaho FOJ'c~tPl'Oducts Commisssion afternoon. Del.aet would finish the' DeLaet has even been invited to Red Invitational in Salt Lake City The tournament hosted 17 teams '.('anl nion' ahollt Idahn's fore~ls at: first two rounds with a four-shot play in the Boise Open, which be- Sept. 19-20. from around the country, and 91 in- w""\,,.idahofon;sts.org dividual participants. There were lead over the next closest golfer. gins the weekend of the 25'h of this The BSU men's golf team hosts two rounds played on Saturday. Del.aet's four-stroke advantage month at Hillcrest Country Club. the Bronco Invitational Oct. W-H. The final round was played would prove enough for the overali As a team, the Broncos finished IThe Sensible Environmentalist I WISh. [lrompage 101 Protecting Wildlife In America's Forests (NAPSl-DEAR DR. MOORE: the statement couldn't either, Are we doing enough to protect Despite repeated requests, it couldn't name even nne. wildlife habitat in North In addition to this lack of ovi- American forests? deuce, United Nations data indi- Never fall for go-ahead rallies There can always be improve- cut.ed that commcrrial ly grown caused by backward caps ment, but I'm encouraged by the forests in North America were fact that North America has set actually expanding by 0.2 percent nside Do higher pCI'- each veal', Thanks to reforosta- tie your shoelaces slowly and ccntage of parks and t ion, today'!.; fOl'PHl8 cover roughly other p rot.ectud the same area of land as they did forget to clean you jockstrap areas thnn any other l 00 years agn. region in the world It's t.ru e that. humans have (United Nations cau sed t.11<' extinction of manv wear the some chain, kiss it FAO 2llll!), 'I'h is species, hut these tend to fall into w..,·. M"o-o"',e-1nnd is legally set three cut.egm-ics: ovcr-hunt.ing, before every at-bat, or else...... ::.:.:.;,::.:.:.:.:.....o aside for current introduction of predators and dis- and future gcncrnt.ious and pro' ease Iwhich happened extensively vi d es hnbitat for thousands of during the Colonial period). and Shoulder pads should never be species ofwildlife. permanent clearing of tore stcd Cleaned. never mind the smells Equally important, forest corn- land for agr icu lt.urc. The good panics must account for wildlife news is that we humans have a1'1 part of their (orost manngc- become increus ing ly concerned JTIPnl planning. Sustainable about our effect on other species, Always pray that pre-game prayer forestry isn't just about sustaining and the global rate of extinction is Pray for safety. not to win trees, it's also very much about at a 500-year low. -;'t.;" sustaining habitat fi,l' other plants There' will always be those who PROTO BY STANLEY BREWSTEiV1HE ARBITER nnd animals. make false or exaggl'rated claims Join the rousing huddle with captains Amy Ortmann and AnneMarle Klaus celebrate alter the Make-A-Wlsh People are understandably con- concerning wildlife. I believe that dinner Monday night. cerned when uct ivists claim t hat a sensible environmentalist would Shduting. though you never get in species are going extinct. Yours consider the evidence providod dinator Chris Peterson, The wres- Waitresses recognition. ago, one group made the incredi- and give credit to the many groups tling team donated raw muscle for To sum up the evening's impres- ble statement that 50,000 species and individuals that have helped go extinct each year, largely due make North America a leader in Do what you will. 40 hours of labor. sion, Kaus repeated what was said to commercial forestry and defor- wildlifo habitat protection. in the speaker's address. "If you saw say what you feel Topping last year's bid, a din- est.at.ion in industrialized cnu n- 1),: Potrick Moor" lUIS been. " what happened tonight, you would you need to say. ner for 10 with football head coach tr'ies. The claim made headlines lender oj' the environmental mOll('~ Hawkins and coach Peterson and not be worried about our future." around the world. but was com- /Il('//! (o)' IIwre tllnll-;W y""rs. A co- Karakas whole-heartedly agrees, pletely unsupportable. As 11 scien- fOllllder o{ G)'""I1!"'([re. he Iwlds n their wives sold for $3500. tist working in t.he field, I couldn't. I'll/) 111e,,()lo~y nnd nBS" 111{cm's! Just remember After intense competition, 'the "I am overwhelmed at the gener- find evidence of n single species biology. questiolls call lw ,'wnt to that it's the better' team denoted as the 'High Fivers', osity of everyone and the enthusi- going extinct because of forestry. I'n!rl"h@S,,"sibl,,}<;,wlrolllTlcl!al Apparently the group that made ist.colTI. TEAMthat will consisting of six athletes from asm of the athletes. Even though win today six different sports earned the the term awesome is grossly over- Most Coveted Waiters and used-tonight was awesome."

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