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By TANYA MADISON Editor-in-Chief ':,':,:,'::,,::::;,,",::-';;::';;:,,:,;:, -"::::,:,, - 'I Students should hold on to OCr. 7 OcY. 4 their wallets a little tighter than ',:;:::::::::::::::.::::::O' usual. :,':.;: Campus police liason Dan ':;::Ma'IInaI'OnS.''3''njug" Bruce said that four students t',..::::,:;,:::;.::5'IljitOj::i'ii:jess'ession- 2 STUD.ENTS '',:::::.".:.: must submitted reported their wallets stolen in (Campus and Community News briefs be to the ";:,:',"'::,'s.,: Argonaut office Sunday at 6 p.m. for. Tuesday's issue and Wednes- the past week. He said police sus- nA::::::ffatr't':i:.bi'building:-4 . DUI:::-:::::::1 by '. at Friday's issue. is limited, available on a ':.s'::;:::,';::.';::.,:.834::,4:,::i{'ll::::.,-::,:::::2: 6 p.m. first- pect that the thefts at UI may be day for Space first-serve basis.) connected with a rash of wallet :::;::..::,',.:;fmkcen):::@xptIsiii'e:,':::.'-.::.::1 come, thefts at Washington State ~ University. WordPerfect Intermediate classes will begin today pants. for midterms. Police The WSU wallet thief steals responded through Nov. 6 at 6:30 p.m. in Admin. 225 for a $69 fee. The thefts at WSU occurred in to a call at the library in the wallets and purses in broad day- early the Physical Sciences building, evening Oct. 12. Kelvin L. ~ Consortium: San light, according to WSU police. Falen, University Studies Abroad Sebastian, Eastlick Hall and possibly Daggy age 23, was found locked in one will be Prof. Richard Keenan as the The thief has been entering Spain presented by part of Hall. The thefts at UI bccured in of the library study rooms alone Abroad Fair at noon in the Room the offices and going through jackets Study today Appaloosa of the Administration Building, the and naked. SUB. in an effort to find money. He has Law Library, the forestry build- "It was a very weird incident," been disposing of checks and ing and a fraternity house. Bruce said. "He wasn't ~ leaving credit cards behind. trying to Career Services'ideotaped Job Interview Service is Persons with any information harm The suspect is described anyone or flash anyone. He available by appoin tmen t. For information contact as a regarding the wallet thefts are white male in his 50s, 5-foot-ll, apparently was just studying 885-6121r/Brink Hall G-I I. asked to contact Bruce. naked." with a medium build, glasses and In other crime news: Falen was ~ "An gray hair. He was last spotted charged with one International Business Club presents Evening of > Students at UI are appa- count of indecent Culture and Cuisine Pakistan." wearing a grey tweed jacket, exposure, from Pakistani meal will be rently finding new ways to study Bruce said. served and a small donation will be taken white shirt, red tie and dark tommorrow, SUB Gold-Silver room. Dinner served promptly at 6:30 p.m.
n Basic Rockclimbing II trip scheduled tomorrow, sign up in the Outdoor Program Office. Ia Our ~ Thc Upper Room Bible study will be Oct. 18in the Appa- Qiiulity loosa room in the SUB at 5 p.m.
u Kayak pool session Oct. 21, sign up in the Outdoor Prog- ram Office.
~ The League of Women Voters of Moscow will have their , weekly brown-bag meeting from noon - I p.m. at the UI SUB, Ee- Pe da-ho room. The subject will be sustainable energy, John Dixon, retired UI professor of Ag Engineering will be speaking. The IXXCI meeting is open to the public. n Writing Proficiency Exam workshop will be offered Oct. Wipeline 19 at 7 p m. in UCC 113,the exam will be given Oct. 22 at 7p m.
~ Take Charge - Be Assertive will be Oct. 21 and 28 at 7 p.m. at Taters in the Palouse Empire Mall for a fee of $27. Call 885-6486 to register.
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~ Intermediate Rockclimbing class session Oct. 22, trip Oct. 24-25, sign up in the Outdoor Program Office. where watch the World ~ Blue Key Meeting Thursday, October 22, at 8:30p.m. in No matter you the Gbld Room of the SUB. The HaHoween Party will be dis- cussed and ice-cream sundaes will be served. If you can' attend, Series, now you can have box seats. call Laura at 882-2394. ~ The Gay and Lesbian Bisexual Alliance meets regualar- Even though Atlanta is a little ways from here, Pizza Pipeline can make your view of the ly. For more information, call 885-8959, confidentaility assured. World Series all the more enjoyable with a hot pizza at a great price. ~ The last day to register to vote is Oct. 23 at the Latah County Courthouse on the corner of 5th and VanBuren. The Registrar's Office will be open until 8 p.m. that evening. Full Family Feast Carryout Special ~ Beyond Beginning Computers will be held Saturdays Oct. 24 - Nov. 14 at 12:30p.m. in Admin 225 for 67 fee. Call A 16"twodopper with two salads, litehouse $ laqe , Get a large 16"one-item pizza and hvo 22-oz. drinks. 885-6486 for details. dressing and two 22-0z. drinks Oaty! $10.50 Carsyoat $5.99 ~ "A Biologists View of the Animal Rights/Animal Liber- Sales tax extra. Exp. 10/23/92 Sales tax extra. Ex .10/23/92 ation Movement" is the title of lecture on Oct. 27 to be held at 7 p,m. in the College of Law Courtroom to be presented by Char- les Nicoll, a professor of physiology from UC-Berkeley. Late Night Special Small 2-Topper Get a small 12"two-item pizza and one 22soz. drink ~ Car Insurance A 14"two-item pizza with one 22-oz. drink Questions and Answers will be held Oct. 27 for a fee of $7 at 7 p.m. in the UI Law School 103. Good attersp.m. 6 50 5.50 $ $ ~ The League of Women Voters will sponsor a candidate's Sales tax extra. Expires 09/23/92 Sales tax extra. Exp. 10/23/92 forum, to be held Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. at the Moscow Community Center. The forum will consist of candidates for local, state and national offices. "What a fine time for the Pipeline!" $~] ~ Hours: Juxtavisions art show featuring local photographers and artists opening this week in the Monday-Thursday Vandal Lounge of the SUB, con- tinuing through October 30. 11 a.m. to I a.m. ~iXXCI Ml|21CllllC Friday & Saturday n Surf Kayaking Trip to the Oregon Coast planned for Oct. 30-Nov. I. in the ll a.m. to 2 a.m. '82-8808 Sign up Outdoor Program Office. 519 S. Main
" ' ~ ~ ~ I t ~ I ~ I st' I I 'Its'lI ~ I t t,st t st rat st sttI I It I I II I *'s,'I',s,„,s...,t ARGONAUT ~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1992 ~ 3 Accidents on campus Students study in jolly ol'ngland By ELIZABETH POWELL Students at the UI are able to The University Studies Abroad on campus Contributing Writer participate in study abroad prog- Consortium (USAC) was Man shot in the face rams due to the International Stu- designed for students with diffe- For the culturally curious, the dent Exchange Program that is rent levels of abilities. By'TANYA MAOISON language University of Idaho Enrichment available. Editor-in-Chief Bob Neunschwander, .Programs are offered in non- Program is offering "The Art and the study abroad advisor, is traditional countries such as Rus- Two University of Idaho students have been charged with shoot- Theatre of London" tour this Dec. enthusiastic about the interna- sia, Vietnam, and Indonesia as 26 through ing another student in the face with a CO2 BB gun. Jan. 3. tional programs that UI students well. "If students have a specific The tour, which will allow stu- Timothy Scalzitti, 18, and Jason Wissmiler, 18, were charged can participate in. "Studying geographic area in mind they can dents and community members a with shooting Sean Stiller with a BBgun as he walked in front of abroad allows students a chance find it through one of our prog- chance to spend 12 days in Lon- Wallace Complex on Sept. 24, said Campus Police Liason Dan to get an education in a rams," said Nuenschwander. don, England, will offer courses foreign Bruce. country. They can see and experi- Oksana Melnikova, a Junior in business, drama, English, Bruce said Stiller was shot on the right side of the face along his ence new things other countries majoring in Hydrology and health care, music, psychology jawline. "The BBbroke the skin, but did not enter the jaw," Bruce have to offer, and they can Environmental Engineering is an and theatre. In addition, the cre- bring said. "Mr. Stiller was treated and released in the UI infimary on the this knowledge back with them." exchange student from Russia dits earned from these courses same day but he told me that his face stung for about six hours after who is here with the ISEP Prog- will count as college credits the The the . incident." at Enrichment Program ram. UI. offers students a chance to visit Scalzitti was charged with two misdemeanors, discharge of fire- "It's a great experience. I'e The Cooperative Center for just about anywhere in the world. arms aimed at another and battery. Wissmiler was charged with never lived in dorms before. In St. Study in Britian, which has mem- "The programs are each aiding in the commission of a battery. geared Petersberg where I went to col- bers throughout the country, will to help students at their own Bruce said he does not think Stiller was the first student Scalzi tti level lege, I lived with be sponsoring the tour. The CCSB of ability'egarding my parents, so and Wissmiler shot at. "Other people were shot at or hit, but none language," this is very new to me. I'e never sponsors short term programs in said Nuenschwander. ISEP is were injured as badly as Mr. Stiller," he said. "No one else has been to America before this time, , London, Ireland, and Scotland offered in different coun- stepped forward to press charges either." forty and it's wonderful that Ihave this throughout the year. tries at Scalzitti and Wissmiler will appear in magistrate court Oct. 19. 100 different institutions. opportunity." Student 45 falls feet from SUB UI students find themselves Beyond Hope By CHRIS MILLER Staff Writer Beyond Hope. cultural awareness. Max Tekchand came to the That's where 27UI internation- Dorothy Sermol of Portland retreat for the second straight A University of Idaho student fell from the top of the Student al students State University spoke on adjust- year. He conducted a simulated Union Building early Saturday morning. and four college of business members found ing to life in a foreign country. international business meeting. Police Kelly Reed, a senior physical education fell an faculty say major, Many times exchange students The "American" sales team estimated 45 feet from the of the third floor and landed on the themselves in late September. top enter the country on a natural quickly learned, there are some first floor roof of the Beyond Hope, Idaho was the SUB.'an "high," according to Sermol. definite "do'*'nd "don'ts" Bruce, UI Campus Liason Officer, said somebody heard location for the third annual Soon they plummet into a state of when conducting international cries for help and moaning from the first floor roof. That person International Business Club depression, wondering if they business. called 911at 4:48a.m. Saturday. His officers arrived on the scene at Retreat. are the only people feeling frus- UI Finance Professor Mario 4:50 a.m. The retreat, presented by The trated and alone. A student needs Reyes, a Philippine native, spoke "We contacted a person that was on the lower portion of the roof. UI College of Business and Eco- nomics, focused on intercultural to understand it's a common about Philippine culture and sur- He fell from the top of the third floor and was pretty badly injured," communication and appreciation adjustment cycle and they aren' prised the group Saturday night Bruce said. "We called an ambulance and that was pretty much our value fea- going crazy, according Sermol. by playing guitar along with role in it. We don't consider it a criminal matter." of diverse systems. It tured several activities to build International businessman Flamenco artist Hap Sermol. Reed broke his pelvis, four ribs, two vertebrae and bruised a kid- ney and his liver. He is now recovering at Gritman Medical Center. "Yeah, I'm doing alright," Reed said from his hospital room Thursday morning. A member of Delta Tau Delta and friend of Reed said, "He's not l I doing so well. I think he'l be better off just left alone."
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If nothing else, Admiral James Stockdale of political success. They know the right aggressive during this debate than when will at least have his name in the history words to say to draw applause, and which he faced off against Lloyd Bentsen in 19'88. books. lies will be swallowed whole by the Still, he came off as being just. as coached Stockdale, who is Ross Perot's running voters. Like conditioned laboratory rats, as Gore. Quayle's and Gore's aides mate, was overshadowed by Al Gore and they know which buttons to press to get pumped them foll of facts and statistics, Dan Quayle during the vice presidential rewards, and which buttons to stay away then turned them lose. debate this week. At times he looked lost, from to avoid getting zapped. And if you'e had practice making often sounding as if he was.frightened to During the debate Gore was part high stump speeches every day, you can occa- be standing in front of millions of school civics teacher, part preacher and sionally slip into neutral during a debate Americans. entirely too sanctimonious. He spent a fair and regurgitate something that sounds like He seemed to be more of a spectator amount of time questioning the foreign an intelligent answer; than a participant as he watched Gore and policy tactics of the Bush Administration. If, however, you are a newcomer to poli- Quayle roll up their sleeves and start Yet how'any Americans are aware that tics it is harder to give coherent, short slugging. during debate. over the Persian Gulf War, answers. His responses weren't clear. When he Gore sat down with the leaders from both Maybe we shouldn't be so hasty to did put some thought into 'an answer, he parties and said he would support whi- judge Stockdale on the basis of his pe'rfor- rambled, taking viewers on, verbal odysseys chever side gave him the most time to mance in the vice presidential debate. For that wound up nowhere. make speeches on the Senate floor. Repu- all we know, he may be more in tune And then there was the comment about blican Bob Dole offered more time than with the majority of Americans than are his hearing aid. Democrat George Mitchell, so Gore sided his counterparts. But what should we have expected'? He with the president. Stockdale deserves to have his views isn't a politician. Dods that mean Al Gore is a man whose made known to the public, More emphasis Al Core and Dan Quayle, on the other support is for sale? Is this the kind of should be placed on the message and less hand, are politicians. That much was clear. man we want to have perched just a attention should be placed on the They are slick, practiced, polished men heartbeat away from the P'residency? messenger. who have spent their entire lives in pursut Quayle was more self-assured and ' Pete Gomben Cable monopoly should o4 as inflation, despite deregulation. sides represented in the >TALK from page 4 +CABLE from page 4 bridge the between profes- What would explain this statis- contract." gap er. com- cation or an invitation for a little sions is even more frustrating. Really, George, how is tic? Again, a lack of competition As Giedt stated earlier, com- naughtiness. These days misunderstandings petition going to raise prices? for cable services exists in most petition has never been inhibited, Guests who read the following are big problems, especially as Although it might be months communities. and this contract is no different. sign in a Yugoslavian hotel were specialization in the workplace before the Federal Communica- Let's look at the local situation Nonetheless, there is still no cable in for a little treat: "The flattening becomes more common. tions Commission has enough here in Moscow wi th competition within this area. of underwear with pleasure is the Every occupation has its own money to enforce the measures, Cablevision. The key provision in the cable job of the chambermaid." lingo. Chemists can't communi- there should be wild celebration Last year, Cablevision was able vote stated that in areas where But even people who speak the cate with bankers; doctors can' that Congress actually voted for to sign a franchise contract with there is no effective cable compet- same language aren't immune to communicate with teachers. And its constituents. On a deeper the city of Moscow, according to ition, the FCC can set cable rates. confusion. The Washington no one can understand lawyers. level, the vote could almost be city councilman Nick Crookston. In addition, equipment rental Department of Welfare pub- Recently I asked a graduate summoned to a real deregulation This doesn't mean that they are and installation fees would also lished a list of letters received student to tell me about her pro- of the cable industry. granted exclusive rights, but be regulated. The third part of from public aid recipients. This is ject. She hemmed and hawed, Deregulation of the cable Crookston said there is a stipula- this provision is that consumers what happens when a good finally spewing a stream of jar- industry occurred five years ago, tion in the contract that calls for could actually get a refund if thought goes bad: gon to describe what she was and since that time, there should renogiations if there is a new FCC cable companies overcharge for ~ "My husband got his project working on. I smiled, nodded have also been a rise in competi- mandate. higher levels of service. cut off two weeks ago, and I and went about my business. tion for cable services. While IYs "If there are any provisions in Giedt was absolutely correct haven't had any relief since." I have no idea what she said. true that there's nothing prevent- our contract that may need when he said that "the FCC ~ "Iam glad to report that my Professors can be just as guilty. ing cable compefltion within an change according to change at doesn't have the staffing or the husband who was missing is Is there anyone who hasn't taken area, nearly all American com- the federal level, then we have funds to enforce such a measure dead." a course in which the professor, munities are still controlled by the contract clause allowing for as of yet." ~ "In accordance with your at one time or another, had the one cable company. This situa- renegotiation," said Crookston. Here's hoping they will. instructions, I have given birth to students so completely baffled tion creates a monopoly effect "This is done to protect both twins in the enclosed envelope." that they felt like passing a num- that enables a cable company to ~ "Iwant money as quickly as ber two pencil in their right ears raise rates at will. I can get it. I have been in bed and out their left' "There has always been room LETTER with the same doctor for two Everyone invests time and for competition among cable POLICY The Argonaut will accept letters to the editor until noon on the day prior weeks, and he doesn't do any effort refining a message until companies, even on the local to publication. They must be limited to two double spaced typed pages in good. If things don't improve I they think they'e developed level," said Jerry Giedt, manager length. For subjects requiring greater exposition, arrangements musty>e made will have to that is Then of TCI of Idaho cable services in with the editor. get another doctor to something foolproof. Letters must be signed in ink and indude the name address, student help him." they try communicating the mes- Lewiston. identification number or driver's license number, antt phone number of the ~ "Mrs. Jones has had no sage to someone else and are con- Okay so there is competition writer. For multiple-authored letters the above information will be required for each writer. Proof of clothes for a year and has been founded when their attempt is and rates should go down as a identity will be needed at time of submission. Letters received by mail will not be run unless confirmation of authorship is visited regularly by the met by a blank stare. direct result. However, accord- made. Names of writers will not be withheld. preacher." ing to an Oct. 6 article in The Letters may be edited for length, mechanical errors and spelling errors. The Argonaut reserves the to refuse to ~ "I am forwarding my mar- There is a lesson to be learned Spokesman Review, cable .rates right publish any fetter. riage certificate and three child- from the examples of miscommu- have gone up three times as fast ren, one of which is a mistake as nication mentioned above. No you can see." one's matter how clear message Opinions expressed Obviously, the woman who may seem, there is always a gave birth to twins in an envelope chance for misinterpretation. herein are those of the had a specific thought in mind. It Don't assume people are illiterate writer and are not just got lost somewhere between morons just because they don' purported to be those her brain and the pen in her hand. understand something that of the Associated Not every missed attempt at seems obvious to you. Students of the communication is as cute as those Understand? University of Idaho, listed above. Although commu- Communicators, don't you the faculty, the nicating across language and cul- think, is something we can all university or its Board tural barriers is difficult, trying to better try to be? of Regents. 428. W. 3Ro KE 9 UT, BU 1 KT1fRH, 2 free cokes! 1 $12 BUILD YOUR OWN I 882 1111 Order a large 16n pizza with as many toppings as you like and pay only -and free any other offer. $12 get 2 pops! I No double portions I ORDER A I 428W.3rd 882-1111 I ANY DAY with this coupon I Not valid with small. any other offer. pay for a I 11-15-92 Two free cokes l EXP: stock'on I Limited to hand. I ~ r.'Mk I I ~anfccr MADISON By TANYA ivithout him being here. Particu- back as a percentage of their Editor-in-Chief larly with the race this close." income. Foster While the presidential debates said ivhile Idaho's eco- "That way, services that the are raging across the airivaves, nomi's healthy compared to community needs, like doctors, other the candidates can't afford to parts of the nation, resi- lais yers, policeman or social dents stop their stumping for votes. are still concerned ii ith the workers would be filled with Like Santa employs elves at economy and the budget deficit. young and energetic people," "The Christmastime, political candi- biggest issue that seems to Foster said. "Or if they decided to be dates hire staffers to help take the affecting people here is the , pai it back as a percentage of inessage to the people. Johnathan budget deficit. People are reallv their income, hut lost their lob Foster is Democratic candidate begining to realize that a $4 tril- and haci some other problem, the Bill Clinton's state director for lion budget deficit is something student would not default on the to worri'bout. Idaho. Foster ivas in Moscoiv Thei're really loan. Students would just pay a recently discussing life on the frustrated ivith George Bush's percentage of their earnings. If campaign trail. lack of leadership and though he i ou aren't earning ani thing, you While Idaho ivas a pro-Bush pavs lip seri ice to balancing the v'nuldn'I hai'e to pai'ntil vou ei'eii state in the last election, that tide budget, i ear he suhniits a is e. e. Ii i nu are eai ning a lot of may be turning. Fnster said the budget thai is more nut n: mnnei, i nu can pai it hack latest poll done by the IxTBC affili- balance than tne i ear he ui cke.-. nre,'oster q ate in Boise has Clinton leading said 'nster sa:d (he main problem Bush hi tis o percentage points in An issue of particular issue nn r i i'.h p. nn;n"..ng Cl ntnn's educa- is Clintnn's thc pnlls. Foster said that the campuses educat!nn "..nn plan is iha; "!i has the hroaci- folks at the Clinton headquarters plan, Foster said. "He ivants o dn e- appeal in those sho aren't in iieien't iiorried about the nar- aiiai iiith the old system of college i'el anci don't vote." But "The roiv margin. lasl competi- loans which are getting harde~ he saici the plan has met is ith the tive race in Idaho was in 196-1, so and harder to come bi number approval of mani of the Idaho '.hc peop!e are excited about this one. ix:umber tivo they are cost- residents that he has met. race," Foster said. ing the government a lot of Foster sa!d his job ivoulci he monei," he said. easier if Clintnn, like Santa Clau:, Instead, Clinton has a plan had the potential io he eieii.- is here students could horrots the ASUI ».here at once. But ~ince he can' monei'o go to college or receive ASVI PRODUCTIONS Clin ton on "elves" productions ASUI relies like another form of professional COFFEEHOUSE PRESENTS productions~ Foster. baining. But instead of paldng "I think when people see him, back a student! oan until the bor- hey like him," Foster said. 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The tising is minimal and the phone he keeps coming back for the numerous pick-up trucks parked number can't be found. friendly atmsphere, both in the magnigeient Monday margaritas outside at all hours of the day and Surprisingly, Slurp and Burp is staff and the customers. He also night may even seem a warning not only for farmer's on their four enjoys the Slurp and Burp for its Review b Pete Comben to those prone to fights with pick- o'lock break, college kids fre- televised sporting events. up truck drivers, but this bar is quent the bar to play cheap pool It's hard to label the Slurp and A blue ribbon panel of local scientists and theologians has chosen more lovable than intimidating. while drinking cheap beer and Burp as a dive even though the the recipient of the first annual Best Monday Night Margarita in Once inside, the sound of the eating greasy hamburgers and name warrants it. It seems more Moscow award. latest sporting event booms from big baskets of salty curley fries. quaint than sleazy, and more rus- The winner, on points, is Mingles. the TV set in the corner, four pool The five bartenders are also tic than dumpy. And most Margari tas mixed at Mingles scored well in most every category, tables fill any excess space avail- students at UI. Ron Clarke, who importantly they serve cheap edging out Johnnie's Las Hadas and outdistancing The Garden. able, and painted saw blades fill has been bartending for the beer, and where else is "French For achieving the proper ratio of alcohol to mixer, Mingles was the pale pink cement walls. Schierman's on and off for a year, Fried" Popcorn available out of a given nine of a possible 10.Johnnie's scored 8.5 while The Garden Schierman's Slurp and Burp said the bar has had no problems big machine in the corner. scored a mediocre five. Margaritas from The Garden tasted too watery to four of the five judges, with one judge noting that the drinks were "lacking something" in alcohol content. Wilson works However, it should be noted that Garden margaritas taste exquisite when mixed with freshly-baked chocolate chip cookies. well with pizza Such a combination has a curious exotic/domestic appeal, like a large pizza with sausage and pineapple. Unfortunately, The Garden portion of the competition was By DEANN NORTHAM marred by an incident of sexism. The female judges who ordered Contributing Writer strawberry margaritas werc treated to a dab of whipped cream atop their drinks. The men's drinks were served creamless. "There's no worst part - it's all However, no legal action is pending. good," said Dennis Wilson about When creating the best margarita, bartenders should remember Moscow's Pizza Perfection. to balance the sweetness and the tartness so as not to upset the deli- Wilson bought out the last cate constitutions of many drinkers. At this task all three establish- owner of the pizza place and took ments were adept. The Garden received a score of 7.5, Johnnic's over ownership last April. Ever was awarded an eight and Mingles came through with a well- he's been fun. since then having deserved nine. "We'e made some changes," There is more to a margarita than the flavorful slush that swishes said Wilson. They changed the around thc bottom of a glass. The presentation of the drink to the PlZZ "two-for-one carryout special" customer and the general attitude nf the server are important as from a nnce in a while deal to an well. Although points were deducted from Johnnie's for using a everyday special. What this margarita mix, it still walked away with the highest rating in the means is a customer can come prese n ta ti on ca tegory. ~ . ALL DAY MOND into the shop and buy two pizzas Johnnic's was thc only onc of the three participants tn actually LARGE I TOP for the price of one - anytime. 6 mix the drinks in front of the customers. The drinks, which werc $ 2 PITCHERS Wilson has also designed ncw f with a certain south-of-thc-border charm, included pap- r boxes for thc shop, and has presented BEER 5 TO er and toothpick Mexican flag». It was a nice, authentic touch that brought in some new pizzas. i t I t imprcsscd all the judges. Accordingly, Jnhnnic's received a nine. "People were asking for them," Nnt far behind was the server at Mingles, whn earned an 8.5 on hc said, abnut the new taco, bar- k% the strength of taking drink orders almost immediately after the bcquc, bacon chccscburgcr, and iN j O 6 lounge hoCel moscow Cnjoy Fine ~ ~ Fc ~ily SATURCIAQ Dining and Fa n tasfi c ENjOy OUR f~MOUS Bloody Many wiosph e ve ANYTIME SATUnday f'R ni ih~ TacoTirne 52.00 3 I S C lrt fV O O IOI W GIh ST, MOSCOW 0 882-8226 DefUxF I' P ) ll If 52.90 I:..'>.'IO 41AIN S1, VIII.I MAN avoca.fccf. a.F SSz-gg6o a ~~i~~~ I> 313S. 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Sports Desk (208) 885-7845 l OCTOS ER 1 6, 1992 Deja vu: Eagles on Idaho's endangered list it's a classic By LOREN ROBERTS fall classic Sports Editor As is the case with tax returns in April, Idaho is looking for a little pay-back of their own in LOREN October. Tomorrow afternoon the No. 3 ROBERTS ranked 5-0 Vandals will face the No. 16 ranked 4-1 Eagles of East- Sports Editor ern Washington in a highly anti- cipated Big Sky Conference match-up. Game time is set for COMME NTARY 1:05 p.m. at EWU's sold-out Woodward Stadium. Whoever wins the game will The 1992 World Series has hold their own destiny for the Big and the fall classic arrived, Sky title with an undefeated begins this Saturday at Fulton league record. Idaho's 2-0 confer- County Stadium in Atlanta, ence record puts them in second Georgia. place, while the Eagles are per- the West The two teams, NL ched at the top of the BSC with a champion Atlanta Brav'es and 3-0 record. the Toronto Blue Jays of the "It's championship week," AL East, will meet for the first Idaho defensive tackle John Sir- The Idaho Vandals will try to catch the first place EWU Eagles in tomorrow's Big Sky match-up. cuR ns time as the World Series I mon said after Tuesday's prac- GRIFFIN PHOTO ) boasts its first ever Canadian tice. "The attitude on this team is team. The Blue Jays made it to serious." the exception of Nevada, the downs through the air, while backs as well." Vandals the big dance by beating the Not only is the conference title get rematches with grabbing nine interceptions. In Idaho will continue to go with EWU, Oakland Athletics in six most likely on the line (i.e. two of Northern Iowa, and the contrast, EWU places second in their mix of the run and the pass games, and the Braves did it in last three championship seasons University of Montana. But this the BSC only behind Idaho in which has proved successful in dramatic fashion by beating have boasted a team that went week the focus is completely on averaging 444.6 passing yards their first five games. Quarter- the Pittsburgh Pirates in the undefeated in league with EWU. per game. EWU is also first just back Doug Nussmeier had play "Idaho bottom of the ninth in Game 7. Idaho in '89, and Nevada in '91), State (last week's oppo- ahead of Idaho in passing offense another fine performance against It's a World Series that has but a revenge factor as well. Last nent) was over the minute we averaging 315.3 ypg. ISU last week as he completed all the potential to match last walked off the field," Smith said. "Anytime he (Tenneson) gets a 28-42 passes for 350 yards, and year EWU came to Moscow with "It years Mi nneso ta-A tl an ta a 2-5 record, and spoiled Idaho's was a good win, and a nice hot hand he has a chance to win tied a school record by throwing seven so here' game thriller, homecoming game with a 34-31 win because it was homecoming, the ball game," Smith said. six touchdowns. This season the an inside look at this year' win in double overtime. but immediately in the locker Hot is an accurate description junior has thrown a league best two teams: That loss hasn' been forgotten. room the attention was on of the EWU rushing defense as 14 touchdowns, and is second Last the Atlanta Braves year "We'e been thinking about it Eastern." they'l look to keep Idaho's run- with 1,413 passing yards. His lost a heartbreaker to the Min- (last year's loss) for a year," Idaho Attention is something that ning game luke warm. The main target against ISU was nesota Twins in seven of game head coach John L. Smith said. EWU quarterback Mark Tenne- Eagles are not only first in the again Yo Murphy who pulled the World Series when Kirby "I'm sure it's eating at our kids, son has been getting plenty of. conference in rushing defense, down a career high nine recep- Puckett racked a double to the and I know it's eating at our While being looked at by NFL but also first in I-AA. EWU gives tions for 171 yards and four of centerfield wall to bring in the coaches. That's the good thing scouts this season, the senior has up only 52.2 yards on the ground Nussmeier's touchdowns. In '92 game winning run in the bot- about football —you can wipe thrown for 1,314 yards, and 12 per game, while Idaho's offense Murphy has a league best 621 tom of the ninth. This year away a loss the next year." touchdowns in five games. Ten- generates a league best 201.6 yards, and is second in the BSC less than a World anything Of Idaho's five losses in '91, neson currently ranks 10th in the yards of rushing. with six total touchdowns. In Ida- Series Championship the by four of those opponents are on country in passing effeciency, "They have a good, sound, sol- ho's ground game, running back Braves would be considered a this year's schedule. Idaho and is eighth in total offense. Ida- id defense," Smith said. "Their Sherriden May has 482 yards on failure to the "Tomahawk- the Weber State ho, however, ranks first in the two defensive ends are real Chop" faithful. already wiped slate clean with a home win over conference in pass efficiency active, and they'e got some In the NLCS, the Braves WSU four weeks and with defense allowing just four touch- good linebackers and defensive Please see EAGLES page 11> faced the Pirates for the sec- ago, ond straight year, and once again the two battled to a game seven. Behind 3-games- to-1 to the Braves, the Pirates sandals tackle southern Idaho teams won game five at home, and match with ISU, Boise St. rolls game six 13-4 in Atlanta to By DOUG TAYLOR into town for a key Saturday force a game seven. Going into Staff Writer match-up that also starts at the bottom of the ninth with a After not having a home 7:30 p.m. in Memorial Gym. 2-0 lead, the series was there match in nearly a month, the The Broncos'onference for Pittburgh's taking. The University of Idaho volleyball record is at 3-2, which is only Pirates, though, "vin- played team looks forward to home- Idaho's tage game-seven-Pirate- one game behind sweet-home this weekend as it third-place mark of 4-1. baseball," and once again entertains Idaho State and Hi)bert said the Broncos choked away their series Boise State in Big Sky play. offer a much different look hopes. It's now three years in a Tonight the Vandals host than the in that row the Bucs have won the NL Bengals they the Bengal s of ISU at 7:30p.m. are an excellent defensive and East, and three years now Despite being 1-4 in confer- transition team. He said Boise they'e not made it to the ence and 4-13 overall, Hi)bert standouts include series. junior stressed against overlooking middle blocker Kristen Dutto, Starting with pitching, this such this team. who shared 1990's conference series should be one of the "Idaho St. is a very physical freshman of the year award most well-pitched in recent team that is strong in blocking with Idaho's Nancy Wicks, history. Atlanta starters John and hitting," said Hi)bert. and senior outside hitter Tina Smnltz, Tom Glavine, Charlie "Individually, we are going to Harris. Leibrand t and Steve Avery are try Io key on (senior outside The Vandals who are 13 3 the best in the National league. hitter) Chan tel le Sharp, overall folloiving last 2-0 Smoltz went against Pitts- (senior outside hitter) Kristt weekend's split with North- burgh's Dnug Drabek in Parrish, and (senior middle ern Arizona and Weber St., game's one and four, and blocker) Julie Barner." ivnrked hard on conditioning didn't win although hv get the Jessica Puckett, who leads in practice this week, accord- in seven, his game pitching the Vandals in kills with ) 19, is ing tn I'uckett. spectacular throughout more inclined tn look at the "At least myself, persona)1 v, il(ill))1(!I(!ss. AI)i1 >SERIES Irom page 10 >EAGLES Irom page 10 Cross country hosts invitational At the plate, the Braves have the season, and leads the league their share of power hitters, as By LOREN ROBERTS trict so in scoring with 10 touchdowns, championships) yet, This will be Idaho's fifth well as contact hitters. Leftfielder Sports Editor these last two will which ranks fourth in the nation, meets meet of the season, and the Ron Gant, a powerful inside- decide who'l be Idaho's offensive scheme par- The mens and womens track going," Lorek only one that will be held in pitch hitter, started the NLCS on said. ody's that of EWU's, which team will host the Idaho Inivi- Moscow. With a chance to run fire (which included a Lorek said that grand uneases Smith. tational at the UI golf course although the in front of some home support, slam), but cooled down team will be in as "The thing that worries me this Saturday. The women will dire straits Lorek is looking forward to Pirate's pitching threw without three of their away about this team (EWU) is their run at 10:30a.m/4 and the men best, this weekend's race from a won't from him. Most Valuable Player balanced attack," Smith said. at 11:00 a.m. their abscence threaten fan's point of view. candidate '/Most their Terry Pendleton, right- teams we'e seen so far we The men will run an 8,000 top positions. "We'e going to get a lot of fielder Dave Justice, and first could say 'okay, we'l take away meter run, while the women "Fortunately for the people benefits (this weekend), but baseman Sid Bream will have to either the run or the pass, and will do a 5,000 meter. Women' not running, their slots have team scores isn't one of them," continue to pull their weight for take our chances with the basically been nailed down, so other.'ith head coach Scott Lorek said the Lorek said. "Our home meet is the Braves to stand a chance. this team we can't do that." 8th annual event will be chal- those people aren't in the ques- important to us so the stu- The "Pittsburgh Pirates of the Leading EWU's ground game lenging for his team because tionable area," Lorek said. dents, and community can American League." That's the will be freshman running back they'e missing three of their Idaho will be looking for dif- come see us compete. We usu- title that could be attributed to David Lewis. Lewis is currently top five runners. ferent leaders this week ally get a good turn-out, and I the Toronto Blue before Jays third behind May with 76.6 run- "Lauren Jefferson and Laura against the likes of Washing- think it'l be the toughest their 9-2 victory over the A's to ning ypg, and four touchdowns. Moore won't run, and Angie ton State and Eastern course we run this year." win their first ALCS. 1985 In the Tenneson's main receiver will be Falk might not run," Lorek Washington. Lorek feels that Aslo competing in the race Jays choked away a 3-1 lead to the Tony Brooks. The senior has said. "Lauren and he's been getting good perfor- will be Central '89 Angie are Washington Kansas City Royals, in they caught a league best seven touch- out with illness, and Laura's mances from his three, four, University, Gonzaga Univer- lost to the A', and last year they down', and is third with 507 back is bothering her so she' and five runners, but the team siy, North Idaho College, Uni- fell to the champion Twins. This receiving yards. taking this meet off." needs to produce something versity of Portland, Moscow season the Jays were in perfect out of their one and two slots. A'. With a possible No. 1-No. 2 Due to his lack of depth this USA on the men's side, and an position to oust the rival match-up next week against week, Lorek will be looking for "Robin Betz has been com- Idaho alumni team in the On the mound the Jays have Northern Iowa looming in the more improvement from his ing along real well, Tera women's race. some fine pitching of their own. distance, Smith made no hints middle runners. Edwards is on the verge of Lorek stated that with an Morris, who came to Toron- Jack that his team is looking beyond "We'e really looking at this being a dominant person in inexpereinced squad, the only year's to from last champion this week's task at hand. meet as an individual our top five, and we need way for improvement is to Twins team, will lead the Jay's "Whoever wins this game will improvement meet," Lorek Robyn Slate to keep running continue running. attack. Juan Guzman pitched a definitely be in the drivers seat," said. "It's an important race in the she has been," "We'e just real so A' "I way Lorek young gem in game six against the Smith said. think our players only that we'e getting to the said. "Kerry Huss ran her first this season will be a year long by throwing eight strikeouts, and are tuned in, and have to be stepping stones of the season. race last week in Pullman, and project," Lorek said. allowing one run. Also in the tuned in, for Eastern We also haven't picked our top she's just now getting back so rotation will be Jimmy Key, and Washington." seven for Salt Lake City (dis- these next two races will be the newly acquired David Cone from the Mets. With the stick, Toronto has a plethora of power hitting. Dave Winfield, Devon White, Joe Car- ter, John Olerud, and the ALCS MVP, Roberto Alomar, can all put the ball out in a hurry. 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Festivities In the fall of '38, Argonaut beat Idaho 12-0,and so on the fol- also included a drive around sports editor William McGowan lowing Wednesday, McGowan Martin Stadium in an antique car. perceived a hint of arrogance and fellow Argonaut sports writer "Itwas sort of the 50th anniver- among the sports figures of rival Norman Larkin trudged through sary of the 'Loser's walk'hat we Washington State College (now snow to meet Cougar football took," he remembers fondly. "I He Washington St. University). coach Babe Holi ingberry, an still have good friends write me and wrote col- then sat down a exuberant Salt and hundreds of and give me a hard time, saying I umn that challenged Evergreen Cougar supporters. After all was am to blame for them walking to to sports editor, Lloyd Salt, a said and done, McGowan had a Pullman every year." friendly wager. nice beard and was something of Now it's time for a new If the Cougars happened to tradition. an shoes. lose to their Northwest Confer- expert at polishing the Con- "Loser's Walk" Since joining Big Sky ence rivals, Salt would have to The continued ference in 1987, Eastern make the 9-mile hike over to for many years, and in 1954, Life Washington University has magazine immortalized the Moscow on the old Pullman become one of UI's bigger rivals, If the hap- event giving it a three-page Beta Theta Pi members (from left) Scott Knoblock, Harley Wil- highway. Cougars by and last year may have intensi- In that particular son, Jerry Sprute and Dan Holsclaw will be some of the house pened to win, McGowan would photo spread. fied matters when EWU beat Ida- the same walk. McGowan year, Idaho happened to beat members running a football to Cheney, Wash., JEFF CUR- make ho 34-31 in double overtime. To today. ( further sweetened the stat- Washington Stre and the maga- TIS PHOTO) pot by add injury to insult, the zine chronicled the walk to Eagles'ictory ing that the loser would shine the story occurred on Idaho's shoes the football Moscow several of the Cougar of winning by homecoming weekend. coach and his team. faithful. Before last year's game even Then there was the beard The event sadly came to a close started, members of EWU's Beta aspect of the wager. in 1978 as Idaho was no longer a Theta Pi fraternity had gathered The final part of the wager match for Washington St, which for the first-annual claimed that McGowan or Salt had moved to the Pac-10 Confer- pledges Roadwarrior Football Run and would have to grow a beard until ence. After the 28-0 loss to the Christmas vacation, which Cougs, nobody from Moscow were lugging a football to the would give the beard a good made the trip. "There just isn' Beta house in Moscow. It was month of growth. McGowan the competition between the part of the house's philanthropic OW WOULD VOU LIKE TOBE RESIDENT added that in those days, a gent- teams like there once was," said effort to raise money for the leman who wasn't clean-shaven then-Vandal football coach Jerry Wishing Star Foundation. was likened to a tramp or a bum. Davitch. The current president of East- ETITIOHS HH EH OW HVHILHBLE IOH "I knew that with a beard, In 1989,as Idaho celebrated its ern's Beta house, Shane Couch, there was no way my girlfriend centennial, the Cougars and Van- remembers the conditions as TILL IIII ELKTIOHS would want to marry me," dals just happened to be meeting being wet last year. McGowan said. "But of course, for a football game. 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Patll Sutton Edited Tracie Bruno by FRIDAY ARCONAUT L i e s Desk (208) 885-771 fe sty l 5 OCTO8ER 16, 1992 Strait on the road Hartung offers hilarious look at unusual family to Beasley Coliseum Review by Jackie Woods By PETE GOMBEN Associate Editor The performers shine in the University of Idaho theatre pro- George Strait, a country and Western superstar who has recently duction of "You Can't Take It taken his good looks to the silver screen, will be on the Palouse Sunday With You," which is currently evening to deal out music with his Ace in the Hole Band. playing at the Hartung. Strait, the 1989 and 1990 Country Music Association Entertainer of The comedy takes the audi- the Year, will perform at the Beasley Coliseum. ence into the home of Martin He first hit the charts in 1981 with the song "Unwound" and has 'Grandpa'anderhof for a hil- been a fixture ever since. Strait has 22 number one singles to his credit, iarious glimpse at his unusual in addition to 10gold and four platinum albums. Ocean Front Property, family. The entire cast did an released in 1987,created chart history by being the first album to debut extraordinary job, but there at number one on the billboard country album chart. were three standout perfor- Some of his better-known hits include "Nobody in His Right Mind mances that deserve Would Have Left Her," "Let's Fall to Pieces Together" and "All My mentioning. Ex's Live in Texas." Don Horton, who plays Strait has two recent album releases, Holdin'y Ou)n and Pure Grandpa Vanderhof, is a plea- Country, the soundtrack from the movie with the same name. sure to watch. He portrays the Success didn't come easy for Strait. During a stint in the Army he family matriarch with a unique taught himself how to play the guitar. He then returned to his native comedy timing, making his Texas to attend Southwest Texas State University, earning a degree in lines come alive. In the final act, agricultural education. Horton gives his 'you can't take By 1979Strait was managing a ranch and tending to more than 1,000 it with you'oney speech with head of cattle. In the evenings, after a long day's work, he and his band a depth of emotion that illumi- played at honky tonks and dance halls throughout southwest Texas. nates this main message. Per- At the time, his unique blend of Western swing, traditional honky fectly cast for the role, Horton tonk and love ballads were considered to be out of style by some. uses a multitude of expressions When he was unable to break into the music business, he accepted a to engage the audience in job with a company that designed cattle pens. He wound up reconsid- laughter. And laugh they did. ering his decision and gave the pursuit of a career in music one more Horton could break up the year. audience with as little as a "You Can't You" It was this decision that would send him on his way "strait" to the glance and a wink skyward to Take It With opens tonight. I JoE sTROHMEIER pHoTo top. He eventually signed a recording contract with MCA. God after he resolved a sticky enveloped the character. Chest smoke. The costumes, especial From his first release, Strait has been instrumental in returning si tuation. out, head up proudly, feet ly the gorgeous gold and lace country music to its roots, as well as providing opportunities for new A second strong performance poised, Jacobson for a time evening gown of the Russian talent to get a foothold in the industry. He has parlayed his success as a came from Tyson Stoianoff as became Russian. Most impress- duchess, added to the nostalgic singer into the leading role in Pure movie a Country, a about country Donald. Stoianoff has tremend- ive was his professional immi- mood. singer co-starring Lesley Ann Warren and newcomer Isabel Glasser. ous stage charisma that added tation of a Russian accent. In a Another round of applause According to one reviewer, although the movie won' probably to the evening fun. Playing the low, booming voice, Jacobson should go to the director, Fred make most film critics'op 10,it contains effective acting and provides maid's boyfriend, Stoianoff rolled his 'R's to perfection. Chapman, for his staging of the a at the were before commercialization glimpse way things struck the made the most of his comedy- comedy. When the J-Men Jus- entertainment industry. filled lines. Relaxed and natur- Loud applause during his cur- tice Dept) appear, there is a Strait is philosophical when recalling the time he almost gave up on al, Stoianoff has also perfected tain call proved this theatre stu- spectacular, frantic scene with music. "Sometimes I'd country I think about what be doing today if I the use of expressions to bring dent to be an audience favorite. fire flashing, and actors moving hadn't had the MCA," opportunity to sign with he says. life to his character. A well Behind the scenes, the set and all over the stage that is visually "I have been might doing something in agriculture. Hopefully, it placed smile by Stoianoff is all it costume designers for the pro- engaging. In the 'game'cene, would have been, because I love to work with horses and cattle and to took to fill the theatre with duction should take a well the actors sit center stage and be outside." laughter. Hopefully, we will see deserved bow for reproducing a face the audience, bringing With a decade of stardom his already tucked under rodeo belt more of Stoianoff in future pro- 1930's feeling for the play. Light them into their imaginary buckle, Strait is looking forward to the next 10 years. ductions at the UI. blue walls were adorned with world. "I'm still having a time, still fired about the music great up country My favorite performance of old black and white photos The play, full of talented business and about singing. I never want to get away from country the evening, however, came from the 1900s. A center stage actors and special effects, con- music." from Eric Jacobson, who played trap door for the 'basement fire- tinues tonight, Oct. 17, 22, 23 Singer/songwriter Lionel Cartwright will open the show at Beasley the Russian Dance Instructor work experiements'as set up and 24 at 8:00p.m. Matinee per- 7:30p.m. Sunday. Reserved tickets are $18.50and can be purchased at Boris Kolenkov. Jacobson's perfectly for the occasional formances are Oct. 18 and 25 at the Beasley Coliseum box office and at all GkB Select-a-Seat outlets. body language and expressions emmision of billowing puffs of 2:00 p.m. Tickets can also be purchased by phone by calling 1-800-325-SEAT. Pullman bar struck by music of North Carolina's Blind Melon A demo tape found its way into weeks of practice." Review by Doug Taylor the paws of a record industry Currently on Jerden Records, wolf, and soon the band was The route to this particular inundated with record offers. the band seemed to be in com- watering hole isn't normal. The Eventually settling on Capitol plete agreement that if a serious neon sign beckoning outside the Records, the band bailed to Dur- record deal ever came along, front entrance is normal enough, ham, North Carolina to make its school would be ancient history. but beyond this, things get a little first record after tiring of L.A' Seattle's The Deflowers rolled hazy. An unilluminated staircase stuffiness. onto the stage immediately after meanders downward, and the The alblum, Blind Melon, has Chapter 12 and launched into a only familiar sensory item is the been making a lot of noise in the set some people whispered was blaring music emerging from an country. MTV has been giving the highlight of the evening. unknown source. airplay to "Dear Ol'ad," and Before their set, vocalist Chris You are now in The Cavern in Rolling Stone did a large write-up Martin described the band as Pullman. on the band in the Oct. 1 issue. power pop which left doubt in Normal also doesn't describe Enough compliments —there the mind of at least one audience the live music because this bar were two other bands to see. member. has long been a magnet for "alter- Pullman/Seattle band Chapter Any doubts were laid aside native" (please no groans) bands, 12 opened the show. The band's once the band hit the stage. They and the Oct. 14 bill featuring 45-minute set was fairly inspired, roared through their 30-minute Chapter 12, The Deflowers and but vocalist Peter Nohle's travel set with a precision and tone Blind Melon was no exception. arrangements are the real story. sounding more like vintage The anticipation for this con- While the other three members material from The Clash than cert was greater than most of Chapter 12 go to school in Pull- power pop. according to the gurus who man, Nnhle attends the Universi- As a result, there were some haunt the indicated place. They ty of Washington. It creates some audience grumbles when the that Blind Melon (vas about to go interesting practice times. bancl was told by a sound sysIem b)g. "Peter is kind of a freak of clclclc< Ill<1I 1t I1;1d (.'1gllt 1110<'c C()nil llg I)'()nl such d LEFT MadhSon'S madneSS Chamber Music Series begins OF. with some of the greatest, sweet- I find two things about all of The Chamber Music Series starts off this year with Sanford Syl- est, funniest men in the world this ironic. The first is that we van, a baritone, Stephanie Friedman, a mezzo-soprano, and pianist ....„'.p CENTER and I would do almost anything have run several columns and David Breitman. for them. While in Moscow I'e editorials on abortion, politics, The trio will perform "The Spanish Songbook" by Hugo Wolf. met some of the most charming, the environment and other social The music portrays the different stages of love men and women 'ANYA MADISON amusing and sensitive men that I ills. These columns have received experience throughout their lives. know walk the planet Earth. little if any response. I, however, Sylvan, who grew up in Long Island, N.Y., studied at Julliard The men I have referred to in write a few columns that are sup- It's midterm time here at the Prep and the Manhattan School of Music. Sylvan was nominated columns were specific posed to be funny and all of a university and several loyal previous for a 1990 Grammy for his recording of "The Wound Dresser." examples of male behavior that I sudden our mailman is getting a Argonaut readers have taken it Friedman has performed music ranging from Baroque to con- undesirable. whole hernia and my office phone line is upon themselves to give my find As a temporary music, and is known jammed. The other column wri- best for her performances with tenure as editor their midterm though, I think the male gender is "Pocket Opera," which ters are starting to feel unloved is a performance'group out of San evaluations. just skippy. Fran sisco. ~ and downright ignored. So far this semester I have been My columns are an Brietman, a native of Montreal, has the Aston The second thing I find humor- appeared at Magna called a right-wing conservative attempt at HUMOR. Some find it festival in New England, both classical ous is that anyone cares enough playing and contemporary and a flaming liberal. Ihave been funny. Some do not. I don't want pieces. about my opinion on men, bath- named as a man-basher End a to change anyone's mind, beliefs This will be the sixth season of the Auditorium rooms, sex, Dan Quayle or any- Chamber Music blatant sexist. I have been or dietary habits. My columns are Series. Tickets are $9 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and 6 for stu- thing else to get worked up about $ dubbed a dangerous feminist an attempt to look at the world dents. The group appears Oct. 16 at 8 in the University Audi- it. If you think I am an idiot (and p.m. and a person with no regard for with sarcastic vision in the hopes torium. Tickets may be purchased at Ticket (5-7212) many do), why does Express or at women's rights. I have been her- that people will get a giggle or apparently the door. matter? alded.as a bitch and an angel. I two. Laughter is the best medi- my opinion midterm evaluation from have been classified as a Demo- cine but now many of you can see My the readers has taught me two crat, a Republican, an Indepen- why I'm not to medical applying the dent and a druid. school. things. People are reading Argonaut. And people are think- I have been told that this news- ~ Contrary to what several about and to paper has never looked better. I irate letter-writers seem to ing responding what they read, whether they have been told that this newspap- believe, I am not a cranky bitch agree or disagree. er has never looked worse. I'e who sits at home or trolls in bars It sounds like I am doing my been told that we have too much waiting to encounter knight my to me. political coverage. I'e been told on a white stallion. social and job My those cards and letters we have too little political personal lives are active, com- Keep coming folks. We'e always hap- + ~ coverage. plete and but thanks for CLUB happy, to hear from Several male students and my your concern. py you. grandmother have expressed displeasure with this column. FITNESS SPEGIAL Several other men and my female friends have said this column is a ATTENTION laugh-riot and they now wear Depends before reading it. GRADUATING STUDENTS There are a few things that I feel need to be cleared up before Scheduled interviews we launch into the last half of the Oct. semester: 20 ~ I do not, I repeat do not, Contact Career Placement Services. hate men. Most men I know are PERSONALIZED PROGRAMS, wonderful, warm, caring indivi- Northwestern Mutual Life STAIRMASTER, AND MUCH MORE! duals who truly make life a not- 885-6121 to-be-missed experience. I work Call 882-7884 or Stop By 408 S. Main DON T BE LEFT OUT OF THE ACTION! ' ~p' GET IMMORTALIZED IN THE GEM OF THE MOUNTAINS October 19-20 Wallace Complex Garnet Room October 21 Gault-Upham Lounge October 22-23 SUB Vandal Lounge October 29-30 Wallace Complex Morin Room October 26-28 SUB Vandal Lounge ARGONAUT ~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1992 ~ 15 McIfttosh singin'Grizzlies Walking Upright'y CALENDAR OF EVENTS KARIN MASON By for our sings and plays the guitar, but Staff Writer mythology appropriate world. she also relays her loving and 1 TRACIE BRUNO ney. Game begins at p.m. ASUI Productions Coffee- After perfecting guitar at the environmentally conscious ~ Oct. 17.UI Women's Vol- lectures, Lifestyles Editor house presents Beth McIntosh Berklee College of Music in messages through leyball vs. Boise State in the Some of her topics include: tonight in the Student Union Boston, Mass., McIntosh The followsng Ns a Itst of cam- Memorial Gym. Game begins at "Women Music," "Ethno- Building. appeared as the feature perfor- in pus and community activites. 7:30 p.m. "Songwriting," McIntosh plays the guitar mer at colleges, folk societies musicology," Calendar items may be submit- ~ Oct. 18.George Strait will and composes lyrics. She has and environmental gatherings "Music Global and and the ted to Tracie Bruno, c/o the Argo- be performing at the Beasley Col- her own unique all over thenation. Shehasper- songwriting Environmental Crisis." naut, Third Floor S.U.B„Unifper- iseum. Concert begins at 7:30 that tackles contempor- formed with such big names as Proc- style Coffeehouse Chair Jan sity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, p.m., and tickets can be pur- issues and speaks to both Emmylou Harris, Karla ary tor said the Coffeehouse pre- 83843. chased through G&B Select-A- the mind and heart. Bonoff, Block, Leo Rory sentations have definitely been Seat. "Grand mountain peaks. Kottke, David Bromberg and successful so far this semester. Odober. ~ Oct. 18. Singer/ Boiling fumerols. Tom Rush. "There's there Grizzly more people ~ Oct. 16. UI Women's Vol- songwriter Bill Staines brings his bears. Our shrinking The musician has received planet, than just in the area (of the leyball vs. Idaho State in the talent to The Combine in Pull- the soul and the of the rave reviews of her perfor- prayer cafe). We have people sitting Memorial Gym. Game begins at man. Staines begins at 7:30 p.m. species. Love, loss and laught- the from Wel- mances all way outside the walls of the cafe 7:30 p.m. and tickets are $8. er. Culture, in Massa- mythology, per- lesley College too. We seldom have a prob- ~ Oct 16. Auditorium ~ Oct. 19-Dec21.Spanish for sonal struggle," is her music chusetts to Pacific University turnout," as lem with she said. Chamber Music Series presents Young Citizens of the Earth pre- described a press release. in Oregon. next for the Coffeehouse by Up Sanford Sylvan, Stephanie Fried- sented by Nancy Casey at Inner McIntosh in Jack- spent 10 years of McIntosh is based presentations is another open- man and David Breitman at the Visions Bookstore on Third St. in life in the intert- won the wilderness son, Wyo., and has mike night. Proctor said it was UI Admin.'Auditorium. Concert Moscow. Classes will be held on wined with broad urban and Performing Arts so last time that it will Wyoming popular begins at 8 p.m. Mondays beginning at 3:30 p.m. rural exposure. She became a Fellowship three times. She be repeated on Halloween. ~ Oct. 16,ASUI Coffeehouse $45 fee (includes materials). traveling songwriter to create has just finished her third McIntosh will appear Productions presents Beth ~ Oct. 19-Dec 21. Writing it the thoughtful she second messages album and compact tonight in the Vandal Cafe at MacIntosh at the Vandal Cafe. All Down: A Journal Writing portrays through music. She disc entitled, "Grizzlies Walk- the Student Union Building. It Performance begins at 8 p.m. Class. It is being offered by Nan- gives out a strong positive ing Upright." will start at 8 p.m. with free ~ Oct. 17.UI Men's Football Casey at Inner Vision Book- message about recreating a cy The performer not only admission and coffee. vs. Eastern Washington in Che- store on Third St.in Moscow. the wild cheers that erupted ~MELON flem page 13 when he said, "So who says you Finally, it was time for Blind can't have fun on a school night?" Melon to do battle. The three- One man who did a breathtak- deep row of moshers crowding ing nosedive from the front of the the stage didn't come away dis- stage might have disagreed, but appointed as vocalist Shannon otherwise, there appeared to be Hoon played all the band's more smiles than fatalities. "Pap- material from grinders like The gurus were right —Blind Unitarian Church Shepherd of the Hills er Snatcher" to clangy ballads Melon will be big, but it wasn' Living Faith Fellowship of the Palouse Christian Fellowship ...WELS like "No Rain." the only band on Wednesday's S.W. 345 KimbaN, Pvgman 3324545 420 E. 2nd SI. Sunday Bibss Hour -11 am Kali A. Baldeh D. Mih., Sehics Papier Roon worked the crowd effort- venue that was capable of doing 214 N. Main St. Moscow, lc Phs Vance, fsf. Oiv.. Campus Pastor corner of Van Buren, Moscow For more Ihtcrmagcn caN: lessly, and a good example was Rov. James Humahh "A Church Where Students Are Important" Rev. 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Main service Sunday Where quality alld convenience are at your 10:30am and 6:00pm Sunday WOrShip 10am Sundsy M ~8...... 8:30»d101MSm CHI ALPHA Campus Mlnlsfry Comprehensive Eye Care by Chiidrens Sunday School 10am Dully Mess...... 12130In chapel Friday Bible Study 4:30-5:30pm . Known, Skilled and Caring Staff SUB, Pend O'Refile Rm. WedneSday Bible StudY 7PITI Reconciliation...... Mnndays at 4:30pm For more info contact Pastor. Children's exams and vision therapy 882-81 available James Pomeroy 81 62S Deakin (across form the SUB) Evening and saturday appointments P.O. Bax 8825 Moscow, ID 882-6391 frames Meetings at the Moscow Grange 882-4613 Large selection of designer Pastor Marvin Berdii 883-4477 Complete examination Bc glaucoma testing 417 S. Jackson Instant fitting of most contact lenses and senior citizens The Rock Discounts for students Feosi"'n Foi"'nformation Student Fellowship formation::: to 2 service on most eyeglass orders. In office lab with I day " '": .,'.Ab'o'iit:;:.:: '-" Noh-dohcmihalichai, -',:, '.About. '-,::: :AdVertiSisng,in; Christ.cehlered, SPirit-igied, ::Adver'tising,:in., Bible-believing : The:Chui"chi;: Worship - Sunday Mornings T'e.Chui'eh:: 10030 1 : D.ii'ector.y, QIi'ectoiy ': 0 ~ s EXPIRES At the SUB Appaloosa Room OCT 31,1992 CaII SBS-78ZS Call 885-7S25:. '7- Doi Richardech 883-4834 Dr. George A. Paris, Optometrist 88 -3434 — 6th . 1205 E. 6th, Moscow Corner of Blaine & Classifieds Desk >RUN from page 13 FRIDAY ARGONAUT 9208) 885-7825 OCTOBER 16, 1992 This year when the. Vandals travel to Cheney to settle the score from 1991,members of the UI Beta house will also return the favor when they lug a football up Tanya at the Arg. to Cheney. UI Beta Dan Hols- TRAILERS FOR RENT Four 5 on 100mm black aeromesh 80's+ wheels. Fits FWD Chrysler 5 bolt. 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