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======-_Vol. 15 Issue...... 12 First Copy====\Free Thursday October 4, 2001 ' News Women document violence Bucket Domestic Violence Awareness Month under way, Columbus Day is Monday. counseling sessions Banks will not be open, so do your work before then, but offered come to Boise State, because By Ashley Gettlng5 classes are in session. • Tile Arbiter Homecoming Week is Women across campus this Monday through Saturday, week documented their pain featuring six days of Bronco on T-shirts as part of a nation- spirit including flag football, al effort to raise awareness of 3-on-3 basketball, comedy, domestic violence. films, chili feed, parade and BSU's Women's Center and more. For more information, the Women's and Children's call 426-1223. Alliance (WCA) are sponsor- ing a variety of events this Bronco Blitz will be held at month for Domestic Violence- 6 p.m. Saturday in the Awareness Month. Student Union Games Center. The WCA works to provide Students can watch the support services for women Broncos play Rice and children victimized by University's Owls. Cost is domestic and sexual violence. free for students. For more 'The Clothesline Project, information, call 426-1223. held earlier this week, is a national project using T-shirts Whoop .@$$ Concert, put as a way to document the bru- on by the Student Programs tal and deadly acts of violence Board, will be presented from against women and children. 11 a.m.-l:30 p.m. today at the The Clothesline Project Student Union North Patio. involves white T-shirts with The lunchtime concert fea- pictures and writings about tures Einstein's Itch and see VIOLENCEon pg. 14 Clock. Free. "The Clothesline ProJect" turns students heads Inthe quad Monday. The Green Party is contin- uing voter registration until Friday at the Marketing Professor garners Children's center expands Booths in the Student Union Bv Lgura Wylde "We did not do any of the Center has 126children ranging Building. Registration~ill be library a'Ward ' Tire Arbiter fundraising ourselves." in age from 5 months to five from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Olsen said employees of the years. , By Ashley Gettings their significance became university were pledging funds, The Center "offers a program The Arbiter even more of a reality when I The campus Children's having money extracted from that provides children the kinds The women's soccer team began teaching," he said. Center is now able to start plans will play Southern Methodist their regular paychecks. She of activities they need depend- Some professors make "The elementary students I for expansion because of dona- said that late in the summer, the ing on their age," Olsen said. at 4 p.m. Friday at the taught had a profound affect tions from the BSU bookstore, Simp lot Sports Complex better use ofthe library than' bookstore pledged the remain- . She said the center has toys others. on me, they became like role the Angora Ridge Foundation, ing money. that are developmentally appro- Field 19. Cost is free for stu- models for me in their love J.A. and Kathryn Albertson dents. Stanley Steiner, an associ- With the financial contribu- priate to the age of the child, ate professor of Elementary for learning." Foundation and the Laura tions totaling $600,000,the cen- and classrooms for children Steiner began his career Moore Cunningham The women's soccer team Education and Specialized ter plans on building four new three-years-old have comput- Studies, was awarded the teaching elementary school Foundation. will play Texas-EI Paso at 1 for 15 years, 11 of which Kim Philipps of the BSU classrooms to the end of the ers. p.m. Sunday at the Simplot Faculty Library Award for building on Oakland Street.The "For our infants and tad- 2001 last week. were in Jackson Hole, WY. Foundation helped seek fund- expansion js expected to begin dlers, something far more Sports Complex, Field 19. Steiner' eventually decid- ing for the expansion which will Cost is free for students. The award is given. to a' in summer 2002,and should be important than toys is interac- faculty member who demon- ed he needed a new chal- accommodate infants and tod- completed by January 2003. tion with caregivers," Olsen strates good use of the lenge and went on to get his dlers. "We own the vacant lot that .said. "It is far more important Homecoming toilet bowl doctorate degree. Steiner "The , Angora Ridge will be held Monday. There library, and has a real inter- is next to the center, so we will than anything else." est in the upkeep and quality began teaching at BSU in Foundation donated $300,000, stretch on into that area," Olsen Olsen said the child to care- will also be a BBQ at Bronco 1992. He teaches children's saying if you can raise the other Stadium from 3-9 p.m. For of the books. said. giver ratio varies, but with the Steiner received . 'the literature, developmental lit- $300,000, we will meet your The addition will be housing infants they will not allow the more information, call 426- eracy and other related fundraising efforts," she said. I 1592. award for encouraging stu- infants and toddlers. They will ratio exceed one adult to four dents to use the library and courses. The initial proposed contri- range in age from six weeks to infants. For children in the Steiner is a member of the bution surfaced sometime last I "The Blue Room," a play often assigning homework two and one half years old. preschool age, Olsen said it is I requiring library research. International Reading year, and took a year for the Operating costs of the one to eight at the most. put on by the Theatre A.ssociation, in which he is a remaining funds to be accumu- I Department, will show at the Steiner looks at libraries Children's center comes from The Center currently has as a means by which stu- part of.the Teachers' Choices lated. . student's fees, while the between 40-45 employees work- \ Morrison Center, Stage II at Committee. The committee "The Foundation did the 7:30 p.m. today through dents can learn about others. University covers the costs of ing, and there are openings I "Libraries are a potential consists of 50 teachers who majority, rather, all of the maintenance and utilities. available for.three to five-year- ,. I Sunday. work," said Mary Olsen, direc- key to resolving differences, recommend books that' can Currently the Children's olds BSU students can pick up be used in schools. tor of the Children's Center. their free ticket at the Student they give us the. means by which to learn about any Steiner said he has always Union Info desk. For more . loved reading, but his inter- information, call 426-3980. subject," he said. Steiner believes the quali- est in books and libraries ty. of the children and young intensified by' teaching ele- The Children's Center is mentary students. currently looking for some- adult collections in the library are important. In the "When you aska kid why one to help on Tuesdays and they read, they say it is Thursdays with morning or past, he said he has arranged for children' s books to be because they want to. fill in afternoon availability. They the gaps. Books help them also have openings for chil- donated. learn what they aren't taught dren aged three to five. "I realized how important books and libraries are when at school," he said. I was going to school, and Many protest U.S.military action By Brian McNeill down his window and fired another clash with police when The Collegiate Times (Virginia pepper spray into nearby pro- five or six protesters tried to Tech) testers' eyes, creating a chaotic break through the police that (V-WIRE)WASHINGTON - mass of police and protesters. were'surrounding them. Several thousand protesters Other police officers rushed Those protesters were pepper spoke out against U.S. military to the scene and fought protest- sprayed and two male protesters action in Afghanistan and ers away with batons and more were arrested. ' racism at home this weekend in pepper spray. In the scuffle, The legal rally at Lafayette Ramsey lost his shoe and other Plaza was sponsored by a new asg,.. ton 0 C al W Thehin first protest of the mom- high-ranking officers in the dis- organization called lnternation ing, organized by the D.C.-based trict police force were involved Act Now to Stop War and End anarchist and anti-capitalist as well. Racism. group, the Anti-Capitalist "We're just trying to keep Malcolm Cannon, the Mid- Convergence, consisted of a these fellas safe," Ramsey said. Atlantic coordinator for 1- march of protesters, flanked by After, order was reestab- ANSWER, said he thought his riot-geared police, to the World lished, the march continued on organization got its message Bank. for about a block before some across. 09 D.C.Police Chief Charles protesters encountered a sup- "We were very happy with Ramsey said the protest was not porter of the .War on Terrorism the demonstration," fie said, permitted, but his officers were who was holding a sign that "We think the message that war there to keep the peace. read, "Welcome Traitors." and racism are not the answer Violerice, however, erupted At least one protester spit in got out." along the way, when two police the man's face. Cannon said he too thinks the cars slowed in front of the The march concluded at police instigated the incidents of march. The protesters continued Edward R. Murrow Park in front violence.' walking, surrounding one of the of the World Bank. Police sur- We condemn the police and cars. A police officer rolled rounded the protesters and lay all of the blame on them," he . ~ detained them there for nearly said. , S 0 two hours. After the legal rally, thou- ~ ..Q~a\..· .'.'." ,~,,' wasPoliceto coolsaidoffthethedetainmentprotesters' sandstook toofthethestreetsprotestersand marchedagain tempers, but many protesters to the Capitol. On the way, at the ~,News~ complained their Constitutional National Archives, the anti-war '. Should students invest in rights were being violated and protesters encountered a nUIJ'.': th'" ck k? . 4 that police were trying to insti- ber of people in favor of the war. " e sto . ~ar et - pg.. . . gate further violence. , . "We were spit on." .Jessica .• . ' , "It seems like (the police) Hiemenz said. ~'Wewere told '.O~,l.~~~_Chi.'efShouldbe.· wanted to cause trouble," said wewere~'unpatriC?lt~and Aashish Bhimani. a 2001 Tech that we, s1¥>ufdget out ,of the Are .you.a registered voter? , ,~~t6"i.:; ~li~~~~~ ~:d.k.c~~~ Tomas McGuIre regIsters student Jacob Roberts In the StudentUn.lon onMonday.1'he BSU :.?:Alli~!e~!!~tta1s~ppl~~ tiol1 was ~tremalelypooallt and. ~ myoOl'e~~~1.~t~,'n~·~'J",k;ur ,voter r~lstration will oountu Ft:lday. Theooaii accoJdlnotoMcGulre, I~toreols~ra('east mentst6:boci§f 'rformance', confrontation .'when . we, -"0 ,-"lll>uudlUIUU l!f~ 100 people per day •.Runnlno fIVedays and In three etlfferentiOCClUon~"theendooai of ...... ".~:~ " •. were doing was expressirig our andspeakingyour~ . 999 reolstered voters should be easy to attain. Oh bY theway,lfyouheaYe and not ::: Constitutional rights."·.·. . ''It really n\lttmy feelings/' n,"Oved Eventually, the detained pro-. s~saicL"flove ~V:;' < re~reolstered, do It now; . .' testers were escorted by pOliceto another legal rally in I:afayette Plaza. Along the way, there was I '
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Group addresses environment Boise State unveils fresh By Lgurg Wylde The group receives funding cougars, grizzly bears and The Arbiter from various corporate and pri- wolves. ., vate sponsors, but claims that Membership I~ free and open .new Internet website Students interested inenvi- sponsorship is not indicative of to the public, Monthly ronmental issues can further affiliations regarding issues announcements are sent by deadlines, sports schedules, Rapadigm, a, Web design their involvement by attending explored by the forum. email.whi.chinclude I?otential .Geared to be entertainment at the Morrison agency out of Portland, the Idaho Environmental The mission statement changes Withboth the time and Center, Pavilion and other Oregon. The agency worked Forum, meeting usually on the deems the IEF as an informal, location of monthly meetings. ~userfriendly campus venues, parking rules with a university committee .second Wednesday of the .nonprofit educational associa- To join, the group asks a per- and regulations and general representing a broad con- month at the Rose Room at 714 tion to promote serious, cordial .son submit name, address, tele- :~suNews Services sites of interest in Boise and stituent base over the past year W. Idaho. and productive discourse on a phone, email and affiliated beyond are all included on the to restructure the top-tier Currently the' membership broad range of environmental organization. Boise State released its new site. pages. , base for the forum extends over issues and policies affecting ~;;""""o-n"""'a-c-:t""'n-"o------' 'redesigned and updated Web New photos and graphic The redesign is the first in a 1,000members from across the Idaho. To contact the IEF, call .page. The site, located at elements also help the user proposed series of steps to Treasure Valley and thro\lghout Rece~t forums focused o.n 388-1227.E-mail queries can .www.boisestate.edu. is a fresh quickly find information about make the university Web an Idaho. Members come from the the Raln~ow Gathenng this be sent to s227givenspurs- .new look aimed at communi- the campus or surrounding integral part of the workings private sector, branches of the ~umm~r in Cache Vall~y, ~d ley.com or to for written :cating Boise State's role as a community. Web surfers will of the university. government, public policy Pred~tor Month at IEF, ~hl~ information write to I.E.F., .metropolitan. student-orient- also notice a new "News and It was created to make groups educational institUtions e~tabh~hed a panel of w~ldhfe P.O. Box 2720, Boise, Idaho :ed institution, while incorpo- Events" feature on the home information immediately and and the media. biologists and authors to diSCUSS~.:.::..:.~=----,-.--I83701-2720. .rating a more user friendly page as well as all secondary easily accessible and to begin :approach. pages, with at-a-glance head- to structure a site whose gov- Located at the same lines linking to news, happen- ernance and policies are in 'address as the old site, the new ings and events on campus. step with the standards of New faculty highlight: Brian Wampler .site offers information to the The contract for the higher education. :public on a variety of topics. redesign was awarded to and Comparative Politics. "Boise is an expanding area .Academic programs and By Allshg Hili increasing in importance eco- Special to the Arbiter Fluent in Portuguese, Wampler has spent a great nomically and politically, deal of time in Brazil studying where people ,are seeking Settling at Boise State after refuge from over-population," traveling in Quro Prete, Brazil, Latin American politics. :BSU art gallery calls for Wampler received his Ph.D, in he said. "There is a really high and other locales, Brian quality of upper division stu- Wampler joins the Political Political Science from the University of Texas at Austin dents at BSU.My expectations 'art after ·9-11 tragedy Science Department with have been met." teaching expertise in in May 2000, and is originally from California, where he Wampler has published in opportunity to artists and mati on on an index card: Comparative and Latin several portuguese books and :BSU News Services name, address, phone, title, American Politics. received his undergraduate non-artists to develop and secondary schooling from articles, and enjoys hiking and . share visual responses. The medium, value. Attach the Wampler is a new hire this traveling throughout the. In response to the recent card to the upper left corner of fall, teaching Government 101, University of California at ·terrorist activities and result- title refers to the lasting Santa Cruz. word. impact of the event," said the work. intro. to Developing Worlds, .ing tragedies in the United The Visual Arts Center gal- States, the Boise State Visual Arts Center director Richard A. Young. leries are open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 'University Visual Arts Center Monday through Friday and Conference to address gay, lesbian issues is organizing an impromptu There will also be a series of poetry, dance and other visual noon-S p.m. on Saturday. BSU HeWs Services communities. two films pertaining to gay, les- .exhibition. Admission is free. . The conference was orga- bian, bisexual and transgender ·Local artists, non-artists and and oral resfonses through- nized by the Cultural and Ethnic issues at Flicks Movie Theaters, out the run 0 the exhibition. The opening reception is BoiseState will host a confer- other members of the commu- also free and there will be free Diversity Board and is the firstof 646Fulton St. nity are encouraged to submit Details will be ence addressing Idaho lesbian, announced as events are parking in the "LA" lot in its kind at BoiseState. The conference is presented .work in any form, from tradi- gay, bisexual and transgender The conference will include by Boise State's Cultural and planned. front of the Hemingway issues Friday at the Student tional to non-traditional Center that evening only. On workshops, panels and discus- Ethnic Diversity Board with media, performance, installa- All entries will be accepted, Union Building. but space is limited. To partie- other days, visitors are Workshops, speakers and sions such as "The Gay Life in support from numerous Boise tion or other format. advised to park in the Student Idaho: Idaho Gay, Lesbian, State departments and commu- :, The Exhibition, titled "9.11 ipate In the exhibition, contact discussion groups will run from Young by Oct. 5 at (208) 426- Union visitor parking lot or noon to 9 p.m. on Friday and Bisexual Transgender (GLBT) nity organizations. _1O.19?:' will run from Oct. 19 History Slide Show and. The conference is free and 3994 or ryoung@ the visitor lot in front of the 9:30 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. on -to Nov. 9 at the Visual Arts Presentation," and "Beyond the open to everyone. Donations of boisestate:edu. Entries must Administration Building on Saturday. ·Center Gallery II in the University Drive. City Limits: GLBT Issues in $15-$50are encouraged to help Hemingway Center, and will then be received at Gallery II Keynote speakers' include in the Hemingway Center by For more information con- Suzanne Pharr, director of the Rural & Semi-Rural Idaho" and cover general operating expens- open with a reception at (i:30 tact Young at 208-426-3994. "Youth Speak Out: A Discussion es. p.m. Friday, Oct. 19. Wednesday, Oct. 15. Highlander Center in New for GLTBYouth." For more information, con- ;'1 think many people are Participants may pick up Market, Tennessee, and Marcy an Sunday, Oct. 7, confer- tact Virginia Husting at 426- an entry form in the Liberal Westerling, a leader in coordi- struggling with verbal ence participants will have the 1365. descriptions of such horror. Arts Building Room 252 or nating grassroots responses to include the following infer- violence and bigotry in rural opportunity to view and discuss ;1 We wanted to provide an !
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The Arbiter • Page 5 .' _O_et_ob_e..;..r~41,-=2::.::.00.=.:1:..-. ...:.- News Patholo~sts prepare to identify bodies , -----,------'--- - ~~------~~-----~ -~~-aft-eMrtta£k ---~ extracted from many locations, By Jennifer Wlgcb . such as Hood, skeletal muscle, Tile Chronicle (Duke UJ organs. with high cellularity - (U-WIRE) DURHAM, N.C. - like the liver - and bones,' .through molecular techniques," As work crews continue to clear away the rubble of the World Sporn said. Butts said although blood Trade Center and Pentagon, tests are the easiest way to forensic pathologists are begin- obtain family members' DNA, ning the second round of the doctors often use a swab of the national effort - identifying the remains of the victims.' cheek. "Once the sample is Because of the sheer number retrieved, it is assigned a proba- of victims and items to be test- bility, which is predicated on ed, identification is a daunting the integrity of the specimen," task. Dr. John Butts, North Carolina's chief medical exam- Sporn said. . This probability reflects the iner, said there are several ways chances that the DNA of the vic- that forensic pathologists can tim does not match his or her identify victims, Dr. Randy Hanzlick, presi- relative's. In the instance that doctors carmot perform a DNA dent of the National Association comparison with a relative, they' of Medical Examiners, told may retrieve DNA samples CNN that X-rays of other body parts also can be helpful from the victim's home. ' "You can find DNA in items because they may contain evi- make the decision such as a toothbrush, hair brush. dence of previous surgeries. In the .event officials cannot or hat," Butts said, Sporn added even items that. ·f'L that will make a find dental remains - which is have already dried may include likely, given the collapse of the a viable DNA sample. . buildings and the heat from the 1 terence Electronic searches of finger- d fires - they might use DNA prints are another means by: comparison analysis. which the victims might be "DNA analysis requires a sample from the body of the vic- identified. This test has one: UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS' SCHOOL OF LAW impediment - the victim must tim and a standard sample from MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA a blood relative of the have his prints on record. Failing any of these methods, deceased," said Dr. Tom Sporn, medical examiners can use pre- assistant professor of pathology sumptive identification, which at Duke University. involves items like distinctive The University of St. Thomas School of Law is offering up to Doctors usually take the blood tattoos and jewelry. Though less sample from a parent or child of accurate, Sporn said the method: 40 full-tuition scholarships to students interested in a faith-based approach the victim because they provide commonly is used, even in his' the closest matches. to personal and professional ethics, immersion in real world law practice "DNA from the victim can be own work. through a unique, three-year mentor program, FINANACE frompg.4 a rigorous academic challenge, anddedication to public service. ly if someone is saving for aspect is knowing how much retirement," Gardner said, and in what to invest. "I would recommend low- or . There are alternatives to the stock market for students inter- no-load expense mutual funds. Phone: (800) 328-6819 (ext. 2-4895) • ested in investing. Certificates It's the most diversified way to invest for the long-term." of deposit or savings accounts E-mail: [email protected] offer low risks but lower Ackerman said. Diversification or spreading returns. Web: www.stthomas.edu/lawschool "The market does go up and one's assets out among different down, and while CDs do have investments, is one of the buzz- words used by financial advis- more stable rates, the return is typically not as good in the ers. "To adequately diversify is long-term," Williamson said. something that really takes tens "Stocks may go up as much as' of thousands of dollars, so cz: 30 percent over a short period of ~; UNIVERSITY of ST. THOMAS time, while CDs may have you're probably better off to use returns of only about 4 per- a diversification tool, whether it be a mutual fund or an index cent." Becoming involved is fairly share, Some indexes trade for as easy for anyone who is interest- little as $100," Gardner said. For students who work pay- ed in investing in the market. check to paycheck, Gift said "Virtually every mutual fund The Unh'frJity {JfSt. ThomaJ does nut diurimin.lte 011 the /! 84 FlOZ (250 mL)'( [ igniteJhe mh1d.... I October 4. 2001 Senioritis:CoUege,education's hangover compounded with the fact that English had always been my tunately good colleges. do not my life so far has been a cata- By Sean C. Hayes strength, and it seemed like the reeogruze the human capacity logue of poor choices college The Arbiter logical degree choice. for improvement, and thus here Plus, honestly neurotic as I students make. Drug addiction, My name is Sean. Inmate I am at BoiseState. J am, I thought probably I could dropping ou.or contracting My first couple years in col- STDs are not ~et in that cata- number 1114198. I'm serving .use assistance rather than trying lege, Iwas also a dream student. four to six on an English degree. to grant it to others. lo~e, but I've got three semes- I'm up for graduation in I was an officerin a club the first Then the Sept. 11 debacle ters left. Give me time. However, there are lights on December of '02. ' semester I was here. I raised my occurred, compounded by the Okay, I guess it's not that hand and enlarged on all class fact that I actually am in corre- this bleak horizon. melodramatic, but it certainly discussions - even when I was spondence with a physician's One of my best friends is being obnoxious and didn't stuck in a dead-end retail job, feels that way. assistant working on the relief One year ago is when - in the really know what I was talking effort. If I hadn't thought about and admires the fact that I'm in , idealistic daze of high school- I about. it before, I then began to realize college, and tells me even if I My, how times have .' thought I'd be done with college the shear hilarity of what I've don't work in my own degree education. I know 19 year-olds changed. been doing-with my life the last field, that the experience Will It doesn't help when you feel help me land a better job. who have financial security, four years. , their own apartments, cars, like you've chosen not only the "I pull people out of burning Also, the job scene frankly is social lives and here I am stuck wrong major, but an absolutely buildings;" "I save people's just as bleak as the collegescene. worthless-degree- Am I to assume that a 9 to 5 is I in this rut. lives;" "I am working to solve Of course, in the old days I Of course, everyone told me world issues;" Well, I am read- more exciting than a class dis- what on earth are you going to cussion on literature? . assumed that a four-year degree ing Mill 011 the Floss. was a given. I really thought do with an English degree. I still believe in the power of Plus, my college loans are you could take 12 credits a Business majors joked, "Do you art and writing and journalism, pushing $16,000.That ought to semester and get somewhere. want fries with that degree?" but honestly with the people out buy me something. . But that 12-credit recommenda- And I thought, well, at least I'd there making progress in vari- If there's any motivator to tion is like the minimum pay- know not to spell fries with an ous areas of humanity, how am stay in school, it's the fact that ment on a credit card. apostrophe. . I supposed to counter their suc- I'm currently only $3,000 in When I first came to college,I However, when I first came cess with my knowledge of 'debt, and that is nothing. Maybe was a dream student. I screwed to college, what I really wanted symbolism in Rime of the Ancient I should completely get over my to do is Social Work. Various around in high school, until the Mariner? . bleak attitude toward school day I discovered that being at circumstances with impover- All the circumstances coming and become one of those profes- illustration by Ryan Hancock, The Artllter school meant I was not at home ished people who confirmed too together have not at all helped sional students. Hey, it beats with my parents. With that many bad stereotypes about my collegiate ambition. This is being a temp worker. epiphany, I sought to rectify poverty intimidated me. years of mediocrity, but unfor- Three strikes and you're out! Impeach Fiala Nadine Dabby from the being inundated with false Red Cross and the tragedies on ed to discuss this issue with information. Second, Mr. Fiala By Imrgn All Vanderburg as a senator. Mr. Fiala, he told us that he University of Berkeley (which Special to the Arbiter However, the vote took Sept. 11. takes up over half the-page). I is looking for newsworthy While news agencies from just doesn't care about events on campus to replace place before the soccer coach ASBSU.His personal opinions understand that it is interest- In regards to the Arbiter, ever said anything. It was around the valley showed up ing to read about what is going the wired stories from differ- to report a newsworthy story, are fine and dandy. However, ASBSU has tried to be under- essentially out of senate's when he is neglected the on on other campuses, but ent campuses. standing. However, as in the hands. When new evidence is NO ONE from the Arbiter should that take precedence -Maybe, justa suggestion, showed. The ironic part is that efforts by his own staff, the Mr. Fiala should do some game of baseball, three strikes discovered in court after the 17,000 students, and faculty over what is going on on our and you are indeed jury has reached the Arbiter was a co-sponsor in own? I would like to think not. reporting if he can't recruit the the fund raiser who donated a and staff, he is neglecting the staff necessary to do the work. out. . their verdict ENTIRE campus community, As the Arbiter likes to G full page of advertising space remind ASBSU of their sup- For example, if a manager at a Firs~,t~e slander- ~est Ithere must be ,~ and not doing his role as a clothing store couldn't find a ?US edltonal rega!d- appeals trial. The to the efforts. posed flaws, I would like to do 0" Instead of the picture of leader. quality salesperson, would the Ing the recreation gmlon judge cannot sirn- I respect the fact that Mr. the same for the Arbiter. First, center fees and ply ignore the Capitol Boulevard on Mr. Fiala admits that there store shut down, or would the Fiala may not be interested in manager take the initiative and ASBSU was verdict of the jury. Monday's edition, they should have been inaccuracies in vari- have had a picture of the rep- campus politics, which might begin selling the merchandise extremely erroneous. There Nonetheless ASBSU was explain why he plays them so ous articles. He claims this is were quotes in the article that willing to igno;e both of these resentative from the Red Cross due to a young staff. However, . themselves? Mr. Fiala, you receiving the check. At least, badly, but what I can't even cannot use your own short- were taken compl~tely out of incidents and not stoop to the fathom is that he doesn't seem President Peterson, has recom- context or never said at all. We level that the Arbiter has cho- the story should have made mended that all news comings as an excuse not to do front page, and not a five-sec- to care about the students he is the job that you were hired to chose not to overreact, feeling sen to. However, when we supposedly running the paper reporters carry a tape recorder that it v~ry well cou~d have read the paper on Monday, we ond news bite. This was to prevent future inaccuracies. do. money that YOU all donated! for. This can be proven just by Mr. Fiala, I hope instead of bee~ a misunderstandIng and realized that we are doing a perusing the paper. The The benefit is two-fold. Not a mistake that would not be great disservice to the students (And the' Arbiter chose to only does it benefit the Arbiter responding negatively to this neglect that fact). majority of articles are from opinion, I hope that you con- repeated. . at Boise State University to other campuses nation wide. to ensure quality news report- Second, the article regard- ignore the issue any longer. The editor-in-chief, ing, but it also ensures confi- sider some of the pointers that Brandon Fiala, after discussing When I asked Mr. Fiala about I have offered you. Because if ing the would-be senator, Just last week on Thursday this, he explained that he just dence that they might actually Li dsay Vanderb';lrg, couldn't Sept. 27, 2001, ASBSU held ~ with President Peterson on get it right. you understand the game of l1 'several occasions, chose sim- doesn't have the staff. baseball, even the best players have been more Inaccurate If press conference to give 'the Could that possibly be, Furthermore, when the they tried .. Many of the facts money that you all donated to ply not to send anyone to the Arbiter admits mistakes, strike out occasionally, but meeting. I took aside a reporter because nobody wants to there is always next Inning. were entirely wrong. The the Red Cross. We realized work with him? His top prior- because we are all human, and Arbite~ w.ould have had read- that not every person who and told him to attend' the yes Mr. Fiala even you will Don't forget, we play for the meeting. This is the only rea- ity should be to issues that same team, and when either of ers behevmg that senate chose donated could attend this effect Boise State University make mistakes, perhaps you to ignore the comments of the meeting, so we thought that son that there was any cover- should retract those state- us strikes out, it hurts the age at all. When President students, not what affects the other. • soc~er coach before they .vo~ed we would bring it to them. We band Cake according to ments, so your readers aren't against appointing raised $5,000 for the American Peterson and myself attempt- Finding solidarity in disaster, today and tommorow selves to be generous in giv- supplies and staff to treat the flooding in India being some cated in situations where it is injured; our infrastructure is led us to ignore many of the not an act of God, but political ing to the relief efforts on our By Clglre J. Vgnnette recent examples. Federal own soil. This generosity strong enough to provide the The Guardian (U. Califomia- troubles of the rest of the situations that create humani- services that will piece that world. Or, when we do get organizations such as the U.S. must be extended outside our Sail Diego) Agency for International tarian crises. The U.S. govern- city, and our nation, back involved, we are guided more ment often finds itself torn borders. Development and private Maybe it's idealistic and together. LA JOLLA, Calif. - It's an by political and economic about how to use its power Americans have selflessly aims than by a nationality- donors are quick to send naive to suggest that we apple-cheeked truism often money and supplies to help and influence on the interna- donated money and clothing blind desire to assist .pcople in tional scene. On the one hand, should give of our great boun- quoted by perky people look- ailing countries, which are ty to help all people in need, and time to help the disaster ing to cheer someone up: need. some argue we must promote relief in New York. What if With all the instability in often not developed enough whether they're citizens of "When you smile, the whole to provide for adequate disas- democracy and place sanc- the giving continues after the countries and regions all over tions on nations with bad nations with which we agree world smiles with you, but ter relief on their own. or disagree, nations that are rubble is cleared on the home when you cry, you cry alone." the world, it is more impor- human rights records or tant than ever that Americans Of course, to say that our allies or our enemies. front? Such is clearly not the case American attention toward despotic leaders. Others point We can help; that much is. pay attention to humanitarian out that sanctions do little to But whether it's possible or for America. Over the past such disasters is minuscule not, it should be something to clear. Now all that is wanting weeks, the "whole world" is disasters, and that we not change these situations for the is our commitment. only lend our sympathy and compared to the international which we aspire. sharing in our tragedy. The outpouring of love and sup- better, and instead demonize Americans have been inspired empathy, but also our help. the countries imposing them We Americans have so leaders of nearly every nation port we have received in the much, and perhaps the thing to reach into their hearts and in the world have expressed This, to be truly effective, and lead to even worse condi- give condolences to the fami- must be done without regard last three weeks would be we take most for granted is their condolences for the quite an understatement tions. lies of those affected by the to political concerns. The United Nations has our security that we will not events of Sept. 11. Indeed, the indeed. Few Americans give be stricken with overwhelm- attacks; we have reached into citizens of many nations are Instead, our care and assis- estimated that the cost of aid- our pockets to give much- tance should come from a to organizations designed to ing' famine or an insurmount- grieving with the same inten- help, and few feel a personal ing refugees - who have fled needed financial support. We deep respect for the intrinsic their homes believing that able natural disaster - after J sity as Americans, as if inter- have discovered the satisfac- value of .human life. This is loss over those thousands of all, even in New York, the national borders matter little deaths, perhaps because they American bombs will soon tion that comes from knowing something in which fall over them - will total quality of the engineering when people are faced with seem very far, indeed, from behind the World Trade that our energies are going such devastating and point- Americans are rich when it over $600 million. Where is toward something construc- comes to our friends and their own backyard. This atti- Center held each of the towers less loss of life. the fund for donations toward tive and positive. That satis- neighbors, but which must be tude - that the only issues steady for nearly an hour after One would like to think deserving of attention are this effort? Is American reti- faction doesn't have to stop. extended indefinitely to cence toward assisting all the planes' respective- that is actually the case. those that directly influence impacts, allowing thousands Unfortunately, such poli- include everyone on this lone- people negatively affected by ly blue and green island. us -'- is at the root of our to escape from the lower tics-free concern for the well- unwillingness to make extra the acts of violent extremists Every- year, countries are, due to indifference? That can- floors. And now, in the wake' being of others rarely materi- effort to assist those in need in of the domestic disaster, our .' alizes among Americans these hit hard by natural disasters: not be true, because earthquakes in Turkey, mud- far-off countries. hospitals have the technology, days. Our country's persistent The issue is further compli- Americans have shown them- strain of isolationism has long slides in Latin America and Ad DesIQn' Ad Reps Richard Cortabitarte Aaron Williams Ian Roth .Editorial Board 'BusineIJO Manager 34S-82Of x III 345-8201 x 331 345-8204 x Il? Reporters Elizabeth Stubbs Stephanie Bodden 345-8201 x333 . Bannister Brownlee Dudlev Bowman Ashley Gettings OffIce Mo' . .0n-IJne1!dltl>r • AdvutlalnJl: Manager ~ 34S-82Of xlOS Steve Gowans l\G9er Matt Neznansld t'=~Uanes J. Patrick Kelly Wendy Venable .Divenrions Editl>r . 34S-82Of x 104 Lvnn Collins .Ad Maintenance ~xlO!1' PhotOQrapher's Jeremy Branstad Ted Harmon Kelly Day .Photo Editor 345-8201 x 301 ' Danielle Morgan Michelle Stlmak l1anWolf .. The Arbiter • p:!:e 7 .. _O__ct;.;;.ob;;;.;:e:.:..f..:.4,~2::.:::0~01~ ~ Op.inion .' . ".c ..,',. ',.':1" ,:,. Treasure Valle)' haveaQr,t8,~ Sav.e the Smurf' turf ditions. I also agree v.rith you. gteentUtftheY could just as'Arendt' s statesman· . .: you the right to make a deter-. excellent job of repprlb1!tflUl . . . that..we no lon ..8E!'" ',n.eed, . the :well bna.gin..e the..y.we.re p..lay-critic. is.' Ch. mination like you made by unfortunate, thou~:c;~e ... 'rne-mtdent--btue.tt¢kiblill;ecognized ""wg athomedutnot on the mofunwarrantedannel 7 thus Tepresenting the stu- r ha ron sol. here at.BOIseS.tate ';Uld.eve~y However, uw. e..rem.D.ve..th.e.: da.r.:..k: ll.. l~e:·.turf·w.J.i..'ere they'"".>.,, •...... ' '. - -d;ents at BOise. State September 11,2 . ."... ,". week when the Ar~I~t 15stiublue ~rf,. we wO~~'be ,haveJailed so:abundantly~. .' ." .'. . . '.In response to Uni~ersity? If you want to condemn of war~ from the .pnnting you remov~g. a part. of BOIsefoot.",;Howmany. -, . . ~ 'A.rbitergeneral Fltst and foremost, MI'. put somebody down with can ~d ~e With ~y copy. ball history. We no .lonf?erteams . have 1 '+t, . ~". manager Brad Hudachko's reportmg hasel your "Loose lips sink ships," than please worry about yOUI' Thhefirst thing I do IS tum to !"eedthe turf as the gimmick \the chance to etters··· ·.Arendt's letter been exceptional for ChiUID t e sports page to see how It was created to be, but we have their .' to the Idaho Seven. He doesn't try and own. views and decisions in m~ Bronc~s are doing, As a need it because it is a pari of playing field to theCli .. '. Statesman on force the viewing aUdie.nceto the privacy of your Channe17 Bo~se .natlve I have been all of us true fans. This is the made out of their team .e ""0':'-' Sept. 27, 2001, accept or deny his reporting, News-less home, and, leave gOing to ~ootball games since smurf turf, the blue turf of colors? Unless you .L! '.I.. putting down but simply reports his find- Boise State university and its I was a httle kid and if you doom, the blue turf from hell. count .the green teams, . Channel 7's ings. By his reporting .the students out of it. To coin cut me I bleed blue and !hat's what other teams call no one. We are lucky enough Tom Hudachko's reporting of number of B-1 Bombers tak- another memcirablesaying or' orange. Trust me, the Broncos It. Think of how UTEP feels. to be grandfathered in with the B-1 Bombers deployment ingoff and supposedly not verse, "If you haven't got could go 0-10 on the season After their two trips to Boise the turf, no one else in divi- I'm totally' disgusted and out~ returning, by no means puts something good to say about and you could find me at you kno.w that the next time sion I. can cORY.us. No one raged by his (Arendt's) com- o~r beloved Unite~ States at a someone or something, than every h01?e game. .!he~ come here they could be else Willhave that chance. Do ments, .as well as his listing dIsadvantage by hIS accurate DON'T say anything at alL" ,?ver since I can remember In first place and tbe. second we .need the turf to gain his job title with the Arbiter. reporting. Anyone, .and I Please take.heed. gOing to the games the turf they step on to t~at beau~ful national recognition? No. But" First off, being in the same mean ANY~NE could have ~as been blue and after read-. blue turf Illemones are gOing why would we want' to mode of job title (the media), dnne or VIewed the same Mike Klink/lamer ml?your article in last week's to flood their minds. destroy a beautiful thing. what gives you the right to information by simply park- Former ASBSU Arts and ~dltlOn about the blue tJir~ I . The second they step ~nto put down one of your com- ~ng ou!side the milita,ry Sciences SenatorVietnam Just wanted to share myoplI~- that plush blue battl;held Sincerely from a true Bronco peting.· competitors? Installations (Mt. Home s) Veteran IOn. In ~any aspects I can t they know they are gomg to Jan, Greg Homer Secondly, by using your title, gates, (duh). agree WIth you more, here in wake up sore tomorrow. If General Manager the I truly believe that all Boise we have very weak tra- they were stepping onto Arbiter, who and what gives forms of media in the Attacking impoverished nations is senseless only benefits the powerful, Not enough will hear it. rorists. Sept. 11, 2001, were tragic No one will argue that terror- and "violent" only buries the The United States of America, By Nick Weeks ism should be tolerated. The Despite the fact that in all its power and glory, will Special to the Arbiter beyond measure in America. uneventful years passed innocent. We Americans have America has not faced a for- problem that arises is this: no suffered from this tragedy, attack a tbird-world nation for between any attacks, tne stig- the life on one man. A third- It's hard to imagine that eign enemy on its own soil one will argue that the angry but we are able to carryon. tears that fall in America will ma grew. America had no world nation with nuclear the thoughts and feelings of a since 1941, and before that, solid reason to fear Russia We have been told by our also fall in another country by government that the best way capabilities, and nothing else nineteen-year-old from Idaho 1812. The mere concept of .anymore, and we needed a to lose, might very well strike really mean anything in the domestic war. is unfath- 'another people. At least, not to persevere is to return to our enough of us will argue. new face of the enemy. back. And once that line has grand global scheme of this omable. Heroes cannot exist without normal lives ... our normal Far too few can see through lives. My god, the people of been crossed, is there any way· past month's events. Horrendous loss of thou- villains, and in the absence of to turn back? Hate begets "Great" leaders and deci- sands of innocent lives in the the haze of bitter rage to find Afghanistan are eating grass- the realization that hate will villains, rumors became truth. hate, and violence begets vio- s ion - m a k e r s name of a belief, a Rumors of faceless ene- es they pick from the grourld ultimately beget hate, and that is a known neurotoxin. lence. . seem to have lit- G hatred, of the way violence will beget violence. mies, waiting on the horizon I am a nineteen-year-old' tie interest hear- we are. And mil- to wipe out all that we hold That is their normal life. To ~est \ Fear of the Middle East has attack a completely impover- liberal Idahoan. Mine is one of il~g?nother "hip- Onlll1' 'on lions are f,repared been brewing in America dear. Now that rumor has a the smallest voices,hit Ihave pie' or "tree .L- to exact t le same face. Now the "heroes" must ished nation with nothing to since the first mention of the sacrifice but the lives its citi- been charged to speak... so hugger" cry out punishment on name Saddam Hussein. arise. speak I shall. for peace when the loudest thousands more, also inno- Those in favor of a quick zens is ludicrous. People with Slowly, a stereotype of the nothing to lose can and will voices raise the call to arms. cent, in the name of Islamic people, or anyone and violent solution to the ter- But I have been charged to vengeance. rorist problem are too short- go to desperate ends for even resembling an Islamic person, the glimpse of a better life. speak ... so speak I shall. No one will argue that the grew by leaps of rumored ter- sighted to see that "quick" The events of 'Tuesday, guilty should be punished. Communism goes against basic BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY nature of human beings the purity of Cuban water. I can handle all of the nega- communism overcome these Corporate America ensures DISTINGUISHED tive responses that my article basic inequalities? that everybody gets a slice of generates. It is rather funny The most common response the pie, because corporate being labeled a bigot, homo- is that communism is only sup- America is out there PROCUD- phobiC, racist nazi by the peo- posed to smooth the economic ING all of the goods that com- pie who claim to celebrate inequality that naturally exists munists wish to distribute. diversity and compassion. between people. Look at all the wonderful !'Iowever, these people who What nonsense. things that greedy corporate constantly write in talking I'll tell you why some peo- America has brought us. We about how great Communism pIe like communism. It is have airplanes, cars, advanced is and how 'evil because they are America is just .------, lazy. Think about it. farming techniques, Ben and. Jerry's ice-cream. Heck, even get under my Let us say that we skin. It is like all ,"' .... '. are laying railroad all that organic produce you: n purchase to feel good about' yourself is motivated by greed. l~:t~~ .p .. ".,~: • ~~~c~~r~~~s~edb~ h~:n~~~ The producers still sell it, make these people. '.. i side. You are single money, and re-invest it into These young \ '" .',! handedly moving their business. Com m u n is t s railroad ties and the I've noticed that your organ- are the reason' steel rail. ic produce is more expensive why older~' You pick than the poison that is peddled Americans fear . Dy*gh't' .".... up these I onto the rest ·of us, so it can . i for the future of FfJlU'n . •. l h e a v y hardly be said the producers this country. t'el ..·.ByJe:iThomast objects all are giving us this stuff out' of How about I -"·":',""t''''!,~I'':,,:'''',.?~·'"·~''''':·'''='' by yourself, the goodness of their hearts. pose this ques- carry them One leftist in particular tried tion: What is it ext rem e to inform me that conserva- that makes communism so distances, put them in place, tives have always been on the great, America bashers? Is it and all I do is drive in the losing side of history. Really? their constant human rights spike. All day long you sweat' Last time I checked, the conser- abuses or their failing and toil while I sip lemonade vative Reagan brought down economies or their genocide? and drive in a spike once in the evil empire known as Tell me something. If com- awhile. At the end of the day, Communist Russia. munism isso great, why don't you and I are both handed a NOBEL PEACE PRIZE LAUREATE This same person invited 1996 we see a raft full of Americans $100check. Tell me, how much me to remove my "veil of priv- washing up on Cuba's shore? longer are you going to feel ilege so I can see that leftists How come China doesn't have good about your compassion don't hate freedom." First, I'm millions of people beating towards me? How long before honored that you stereotype down their door to enter their you decide that this is crap and me as a person of privilege. I JOSE RAMos~HoRTA country? start being as lazy as me? Of never knew one could attain Leftists talk about how com- course, I'm going to think this that status at a $7.50 an hour LONG JOURNEY To FREEDOM: ONE MAN's passionate communism is. Let is a wonderful system. Idid as job. DETERMINATION AND A COUNTRY'S TRIUMPH me share some numbers with close to nothing as I possibly Second, yes, you do hate you. The most evil man in the could and still received $100. freedoms. You hate the fact history of the world, Adolf Communists have now that I'm allowed to say the TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9,7 p.m. Hitler, killed 6 million Jews. shifted to things I say. Just read all of the Stalin, in the name of commu- environMENTALists. They responses that question why nism, killed 50 million people. talk about how evil corporate BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY I'm even published. It seems that communism is America pollutes the air and You want to know the beau- STUDENT UNION JORDAN BAlLROOM not very compassionate to the streams. These people are ty of America? In America, all voices of dissent. Since these nuts. Corporations arc filled OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FREE OF CHARGE you communists can form your America haters obviously lack with individuals. These indi- (DOORS WILL OPEN AT 6 pm.'> own town and have acommu- the faculties to figure out the viduals live, breath, and recre- nal city. Everyone would hear evils of communism, I will do ate in the very same communi- of your communal city and all FREE PARK! NG FOR THE LECTURE IS AVAILABLE IN ALL UNMRSIlY PARKING LOTS them all a favor by spelling it ty as these environmental com- out. munists. These meatballs must communists would have the EXCEPT FOR THE STUDENT UNION LOT. right to live there. People like Communism is a direct think that we conservatives me would laugh and make fun assault on the very nature of and America lovers breathe of you; but we would actually man. At the base of commu- different air than they do and die to defend your right to live A recipient of the Nobel Prize for Peacein 1996,]ose Ramos-Horta has nism is equality of outcomes. have our own special water eamed international recognition for his efforts to promote human rights and as a communist. This means that no matter supply. Why in the world Yes, we evil corporate peo- self-determination in his homeland of East Timor. In addition, he has what you do compared to would a corporation willfully ple would actually defend your worked closelywith the Dalai Lama and other human rights activiststo everybody else; you will wind damage the water supply that right to live how you wanted. up with the same things as the CEO, the accountant, even champion the freedom of threatened minorities worldwide. But you communists think dif- everybody else. the janitor need to survive? ferently. You try to push your While sounding great, there system on us. You want us to The Boise State University Distinguished Lecture Series is supported primarily from is an obvious flaw: People are And tell me, how exactly does communism ensure that surrender our freedoms to live student fees. Additional support is made available from the Boise State University not equal. 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I ;l·t ",t' October' 4.2001 ,,-"I -' I r _._'"l .. ' , Is it just' illC ' . . . ~rln Shindle Football.",' •• f, team faces• Ar iter I Is it just me/or are you tired of dodging skate-boarders every day on your way to class? 'You know what I'm talking about; you can hear them coming as they weave in between people, making noise as the wheels of unfamiliar foe the skateboard cross every crack in the sidewalk. It drives me offense that may keep Boise State lies at the other the running game can push crazy: By Steye Gowans Hawkins' defense at bay is What drives me even crazier is that these people are trying to end of the spectrum, as first- opposition on their heels, their no-huddle offense. Rice r,ass skateboarding off as a sport. Not orily a sport but, an The Arbiter year head coach Dan freeing up Boise's talented operates through much of the 'extreme" sr.0rt. Come on, a sJ?ort,you're joking right? I suppose Hawkins got his first two wide-outs. football isn t very "extreme,' 275-pound men running at 4.5 On Saturday, the BSU game going no-huddle, wins only in the last two The Broncos (2-2, 1-0 in which often wreaks havoc in speed, colliding into each other. Yeah, not very "extreme." football team will meet face- weeks. .;",------WAC) boast And now all you can ever see on ESPN or ESPN 2 is the a team's. defensive ability to to-face with an opponent no Both how- 'One difference In the second extreme games. This stuff shouldn't be on a sports channel, but other Bronco football team set up plays. ESPN has also been known to show spelling bees. I just want to ever ~nder- Boise State Is that they rated scoring has ever faced; the Rice Owls. ' h know how to win. f th Key match-ups include the know how long the "X Games" are anyway.-Every time I tum on stan d t e They've been one of of ense in e the television they're on. Do they keep showing reruns of the It's hard enough to enter a two young quarterbacks, football game against oppo- ta~k at hand the wlnnlngest pro- conference Ryan Dinwiddie for BSU and games, or is it just one big long game that never ends. this week- grams In America the only behind r : There are lots of reasons why I don't like skateboarding as a nents you've had the chance Henderson for Rice, as it sport. First of all, I believe that anything that you do in jeans can- to play in the past, but try end, and nei- last' 0 years. They've powerhouse appears regular Owl starter ther is look- won two bowl games In Fresno State. not be classified as a sport. There's just something not nght about entering an unfamiliar stadi- Kyle Herm will miss this ing past one row and they've Rice (3-1, 1- that. ' um to play against a team a weekend's action. Dinwiddie Second of all there should be some teamwork involved. I don't another as played some very 0 in WAC) sets his eyes on a third con- see any of that in skateboarding. Look at other sports that have you've only seen in scouting Sat u r day tough competition." brings to the secutive win, and hopes, to individual aspects to them such as wrestling or track and field; reports and game film. draws near. table a one- they still have a team jhat they belong to. And I don't want to This is the obstacle facing "One dif- - Rice head coach Ken dimensional help his team remain unde- feated in conference play. hear about the fact that golfers and bowlers don'thave teams the Bronco coaching staff as ference in Hatfield offense that because they aren't sports either., the team unwinds from Watch for BSU to establish I also don't like the scoring system that is involved. Maybe I Boise State is lives and dies the run early and open up the thrashing it's most recogniz- that they by the success just don't understand it; but scoring set by a judge's opinion of able opponent, the Vandals, field to utilize Dinwiddie's how you did seems unfair. It's easy to score in a real sport, such know how to win. They've of the option. The Owl pass- and now must tum its focus accuracy. Also, keep an eye as basketball.or football, where if you put the ball through the been one of the winningest ing game makes up only a . on familiarizing themselves out for Rice's senior line- hoop or cross over the goal line there is a set amount of points programs in America the last' tiny fraction of their play- you are awarded. Waiting on someone to tell you how well you with the exact opposite. backer Dan Dawson who was did or how much you scored isn't my idea of a good scoring sys- The Bronco coaching staff 10 years. They've won two book. named WAC defensive play- bowl games in a row and Last week against Ha-waii, will be tested against Rice er of the week for his perfor- tem. they've played some very starting quarterback Kyle Skateboarding has no supervision. How does someone get head coach Ken Hatfield, the mance against Hawaii. tough competition," Hatfield Henn was taken out of the started skateboarding? They hanR out after' school and mess 5th-winningest active coach Opening kick-off gets around, which is fine, but )'ou don t learn anything about respect said in a news release. . game early with a concus- in the country, succeeded under way at 7 p.m. and will for authority like you would in a real sport. More importantly, it's best sion, forcing freshman Greg only by names such as be televised by Boise's KBCI- Okay, before I get a bunch' of people pissed-off at me I just to know how the teams com- Henderson to take the reigns. want to clarify one thing. It's not that I dislike people who skate- Paterno and Holtz. pare on the field. He finished the game just 6 TV. board, that's not it at all. I just don't like the values that it teach- Hatfield enters the 2001 Boise is a wear-down the for 14 with 135 yards, but es. And I'm not saying that people that skateboard don't have season in his 8th year as defense with the run, bum staged a late game comeback any skill in what they do. I'm sure it takes a lot of skill to do Rice's head coach, and his them long with the pass type beating Hawaii 27-24. .wnatever it is that makes you a good skateboarder. 23rd season as a college So before everyone that rides a skateboard to class chases me of team. The relentlessness of ' One aspect of the Owl down on my way to the multi-purpose building, and start doing coach. "ollies," or whatever they do, on my head just remember, it may just be me. Supplements lure athletes, skirt FDA "Within the sports world ents: "a vitamin, mineral, herb By Julie peardorff and I've talked to lots and lots of or other botanical, an amino geoff poughertv athletes who wouldn't use acid, a concentrate, metabolite, Chicago Tribune (sufplements) if they didn't constituent, extract or combi- fee they had to stay competi- nation of these ingredients." Fonner Northwestern foot- tive," Nideffer said. Sports nutrition products such ball player David Beazley, Inducement from coaches as ephedrine, androstenedione who graduated in 1996,said he and other players can tum an and creatine account for less sometimes took Xenadrine, a athlete toward supplements, than 10 percent of the $16.7bil- supplement containing said Eddie O'Connor, a sports lion dietary supplement mar- ephedrine, despite having a psychologist in Grand Rapids, ket - vitamins and minerals, heart condition that made tak- Mich., who has consulted with account for about 45 percent of ~g the substance especially NU athletes. If a new running sales. ' risky. back is competing for playing But critics contend the so- Though Beazley worried time with two others who are called perfonnance enhancers' about his health, limiting him- taking supplements, it's hard are by far the most troubling. self to a quarter of the dose to say no/he said. "Creatine - there are a lot taken by other athletes, he saw "How else can you compete more questions than answers the supplement as a necessary but join the system?" about it. It seems athletic train- risk - and one that seemed O'Connor said. ers are dealing with more heat remote. cramps, heat illness and "It's just one of those things. strains. It has not been repro- You sacrifice to perform at duced in scientific research." your best," he said. "As an said .. Jon Almquist of the elite athlete you feel kiridof Niitional Athletic- Trainers-- indestructible. Nothing is Association. "Ephedrine - going to happen to you." anything that has that sub- Beazley said coaches dis- - stance is a cause of concern:' , PhotobyKRT tributed supplements contain- Ephedra, which has been Former Northwestern football player David Beazley said he ing creatine, an amino acid used in traditional Chinese took dietary supplements to enhance performance. made in the liver and kidneys medicine for more than 4,000 and found in meats, milk and years, contains two alkaloids, sponsored Ephedra Education Dr. Bill Gurley, associate pro- fish, which has neither been ephedrine and pseu- Council. While ephedrine fessor of pharmaceutical sci- banned nor restricted b)' the doephedrine, which today are expands breathing passages, it ences at the University of NCAA. But they did not hand used in many over-the-counter also constricts blood vessels Arkansas College of Pharmacy out ephedrine, he said. cold and allergy medications. and increases arterial blood and frequent critic of products "For the. larger guys (like About 12 million pressure, possibly leading to containing ephedra. linemen), dietary supplements' Americans use ephedra prod- severe hypertension, heart "The whole concoction can ' are a common thing. They ucts for non-medicinal purpos- attack or stroke. ' exacerbate the situation- and were provided to' us by the es, including weight loss, "It's not just the ephredine, makes the products more training staff. In most cases it increased energy and it's the ephredine, the caffeine potent than they would be by was almost a requirement for enhanced sexual prowess, and other natural chemicals themselves:' the bigger guys to take it. according to the industry- found in these products," said "Absolutely, the majority of YOUR DESIGN HERE EXl1ressYour ' CARPENTER SCREEN PRINTING & EMBROIDERY ATTITUDE SERVICE, QUALITY,ORIGINAlITY syste.m seven . FOR 34 YEARS .459-0883 [email protected] r'[if u»'\" ~lAnOO~ BSUs Official Home for Tattoos & Piercing ,member of the Idaho Tattoo Association Custom Tattoos & Pierci ng 'modem sterilisation • exotic body piercing 1344-53551' . 1041 Broadway Ave. ; Across from BSU Stadium 100/0 offwith BStj l.D. _O_ct;.;.obe;;..;;.;;.r.,.;;4.:..;.2::.:;0:;.::0;:,.1 ------.-;.. Sp.orts The Arbiter • P~e ·d1- " J~¥!!."s!~p~I~~!~sseteam::. :\ By Steye Gowans University in Provo,' ili,~·~TenaciousD:a'men.'gau.1f(rorofC"~+. Name: Abby Bernards The Arbiter fell by a score of 14-4. Utah. squeaked. by the Bron~ Sport: Women's soccer #7 Although the final score did- with scores of 7-6,and 6-5. '-' I Position: Forward The Boise State men's n't reflect the team's effort, BSUsophomore Alex Depert t Major: BFA with emphasis in photography lacrosse team finished their first Boisecame away from the game and freshman Dave Smith were : weekend-long tournament of with newfound confidence, and highlights of the weekend fot • .When n~t on the field or busy with school, Bernards said she the year and found themselves ready to put it behind them. the Broncosas they combined to enJoys reading and taking photos and would like to go into mas- in an early hole as they played "Since we are only on a divi- lead the team in scoring. ' sage school some day. teams in a better division. sion two level,we knew r.laying "We started off the exact Coming off a second place division one teams wasn t going same way last year and ended .Abby says she is impressed with the soccer coaching staff and league fuUsh last season, the to be easy. But I think it showed up second in the league with an, With how comfortable they make their players' feel. . team went into the weekend the talent of our team as we incredible season, so,nobody is .:: confident _ but soon realized proved to ourselves we could panicking yet," Sanderson said. '~ Favorite quote: "We are each of us angels with only one wing the competition was better than compete with anybody on any The men's lacrosse team J and we can fly only by embracing each other:' -Luciano de e~. level," said sophomore Brian plays host on Oct. 20 to it's first 11 Crecenzo. The Broncosbegan the week- Sanderson. tournament at home as Utah end matched up against last The second and third l?ames State, Montana, and Weber year's Division 1 National found Boise in much tighter State visit the SUBfields. 'Women's soccer prepares Champions, Brigham Young matches, as Fort Lewis and Weekly WAC roundup of football games"\ i, py Phil Dqlley around the WAC... spartans are looking to prevail: " to attack the WAC Special to the Arbiter Nevada (1-2, 1-0)plays host in their first conferen<;egame of: to in state rival UNLV (0-4). The the year, on the road m Ruston,: , By Joseph Sklffer considerable layoff, we have . WAC is about," junior Tara been practicing well. We really Milligan said. BoiseState (2-2,1-0)looks to Wolf Pack had a bye last week LA. ' 1 Special to the Arbiter don't know what to expect so Tfiere is no fear in this continuetheirwirmingwayson but look to pick up where they Texas-El Paso (2-2, 1,1): :" we've made sure to go real year's Bronco team. They have Saturday against Rice left off with a 28-20win against appears to have the tough~t: . After a grueling pre-season hard in practice in order to a winning record after the end University (3-1, 1-0) in Hawaii on Sept. 22. UNLV challenge of allWAC teams this: in which the women's soccer maintain a game atmosphere, of the pre-season, which is dif- Houston. The Broncos are rid- comes hungry for a win after a week. The Miners travel to, team went 4-3-1,they feel they " said junior Dayle McNabb. ferent from previous years. ing high after handing the 31-35heartbreaking loss to No. Tuscaloosa to take on the: l .are ready to start WAC play. The team is excited to start a The Broncos are going into this University of Idaho (0-4) its 20 BYU (4-0). Although a non- University of Alabama (2-2).: -: By the time the team plays new conference. The fact that new league blindfolded with third straight loss to BSU. conference game, Neyada UTEP beat Tulsa (1~2,0-2) l~t: their first WAC game they will they are playing the defending no idea what to ex~ct, but Junior running back Brock needs a win to continue their week 26-10.The Crimson Tide. be coming off a 10-day layoff. champs seems to be the start they have total confidence in Forsey not only rushed for 120 momentum heading into the will be looking for someone to: , . Some ~ould say the layoff thex,wanted. themselves that they can get yards and two touchdowns but rest of the WAC schedule. beat up on after losing to No.·13: ',: IS a long time not to play and 'We are excited about start, the job done. I J that maybe the team will lose also completed a 25-yard TO Hawaii (1-2,0-2)looks forits South Carolina (4-0) at home: ing off against the defending 'We have no idea what to pass to senior wide receiver Jay second win against winless 36-37. , some of their cohesiveness. Yet champs. It may be the best expect, but this is one of the the Broncos feel they won't be Swillie in the Broncos 45-13 Southern Methodist (0-3, 0-1). After losing two straight, competition we've faced all strongest BSU teams in the pounding over the Vandals. The Rainbow Warriors make WAC games Tulsa (1-2, 0-2): hurt by it. year and we feel it should give past few years and I believe This week should offer more of the trip to Dallas in search of welcomes New Mexi~ State (1-: I: "Our ten day break from us a great taste of what the we'll be ready," said Rubel. .games has given us some time a challenge when Boise State their first conference victory. 4) to Skelly. StadlUm. The' ,\ to rest .and recuperate from a travels to Texas to play their The Mustangs come in well Golden Hu~canes. look. to: (! tough pre-season," said junior second Western Athletic rested having last week off. walk aw.ay with a WID ~gamst: Debbie Rubel. , 'If You Go ... Conference game. The Owls Last Saturday Louisiana the ~ggles before. entermg the, '~ The team has been practic- . I,. _.i,. only loss of the season was two Tech (1-2, 1-1)played tough in remainder of their conference: :1 ing hard in their time off. They 4:'· . , weeks ago against No. 4 their second WAC conference schedule. . , understand they have a big Nebraska (5-0). the winner will game against No.l0 Fresno No.10 Fresno State is: ·i challenge ahead of them. Not .~~ea74~::~rlJ~r:~~:t~:fd~:~tg~iri·.the walk away with the only 2-0 State (5-0, 1-0), only to loss on off until Oct. 13 when ~he:. ,: only are they starting a new record in the WAC. the road to the Bulldogs 28-38. Bulldogs travel to Fort Co~,: This week they are at home ver- Colorado to take on defending' .1 conference, their first game is .They also willto play UTEP at 1 p.m. Sunday. agains~ SMU, the defending other - games sus San Jose State (0-3,0-0). The Mountain West champion: In Colorado State (2-2). , champions. "Although we have had a ~hania'-~...... Tr~a~ur~~ :BlZa prtncess for a 'Vag find your "p~rf~et" hom~eominggown \?inlag~Clothing andJ~w~lryfrom th~ \?ietorianera through 1980'8 \7intaglZ'VrlZSSlZS "hottut n~wfa8hion erezz" Cl!hzbrltl~ IiklZ Call today 10 makilan sppotntrnent 'IlrlZW BarrymorlZ, for your own prlllatlZ lloneuliatlon 'IllZmIMoor\Z. 'l1nllqu~ World Mall MarlaBlZllo,-- 6oeat~d In th~ Country Club pla~a !i>haron !i>lonlZ ~~_~~~'lIIII-~~1 and many olhp.n 4544 O\J~rland 'Road ' wlZarlllnlaglZ 33oi~~, I'V (208)342-5350 to tiollywood elllZnte. Have your Pre-funk party with us! MAIN 8TREET Ladies all your drinks are free from 8-9pm Men YOllcan have $.50 cent, 60 oz domestic Old Boise draft beer from 9-10 pm " / By one well drink or draft beer and your second one is free all night long Upcoming Halloween Bash Alive after five might be over, but our Wednesday night BFD parties are not $1.00 domestic 16 oz. drafts $2.00 16 oz. Micros (yep that includes Fat Tire) . Ladies Night! . .. ~.~'f~ L.adies;all your drinks are \- "~:~ only $1.00 all night long. OcJober 4. ZOO( Theatre·Department opens new I \ I I , ' season with sexual·daisychain 8Y J, Patrick Kellv Melinda Richards and sound , ) The Arbiter designer Christine Burnett. , Some of the actors in the ten- .. -..······"BolseStaie' s DeflartIhehfOf person cast are making their· . Theatre is opening their season stage debut in The Blue Room. with a bizarre linkage of human The play starts with a girl's sexual encounters. encounter with a cab driver. He The Blue Room, written by then meets an au pair. In turn, British playwright David Hare, she meets a student. He con- is an adaptation of a 1921 play nects with a married woman. by Austrian playwright Arthur She finds herself with a politi- Schintzler. cian, The statesman falls into . The original play, Reigen, the arms of a model. She turns was so controversial the Vienna her attention to a playwright. Police ended the run on its first He has a union with an actress. night. In 1954, Max Ophulus She has an affair with an aristo- made the play into a film, La crat, and then the whole see- Ronde. nario goes full circle, back to the • Hare's adaptation connects girl. 10 strangers together, one after Because there are ten scenes another, .like a veritable rnon- in the play, Stage 11 of the keys in the barrel game. Morrison Center will be set up Theatre professor Ann Hoste in a proscenium configuration, directs Boise State's version of which allows the audience to The Blue Room. effectively see all of the action. "The play is an adaptation of "Because of the multitude of an existing work, so it's in the different scenes, we have to essence, already an interpreta- find a way to change the tion of an interpretation. I'm not scenery quickly, efficiently, and looking to reinterpret an inter- we are relying on the audi- pretation of the original work. ences' imagination to flush-out Il's a pretty straightforward the bare-boned essentials that production: Hoste said. we have included in the set. For : The play, minus Hoste. is instance, there is a park bench, completely produced by stu- signifying a park setting," Photo courtesy ofBSU New. Service •• dents. The artistic staff consists Hoste said. Two student actors get a lime more Intimate In The Blue Room, Of recent graduate, set designer Flint Weisser, and current stu- Note: The play contains dents, costume designer Mika strong language and adult con- Freeman, lighting designer tent. The Blue Room Cast: The Playwright- Dwayne Blackaller , , The Student- Ryan Capps The Girl- [essika Boyll " : If You Go ... The Married Woman-Rachael Hitchcock The Actress- Heidi Reeder The Cab Driver- Aaron Kiefer The Aristocrat- Ken Rothwell The Politician- Zakk Luff , . The Blue Room opens at 7:30 p.m, today In Stage II of the The Au Pair- Laura Baillie I, : Morrison Center. The play runs from Oct. 4-6 and Oct. 10-13 The Model- Belynda Starr , : at 7:30 p.m., and Oct.7 ana 14 at 2 p.m. ' ' , Tickets are free for all BSU students at the Student Union , info desk. ; ' ~ . ,MovieReview. ' ' ". I' \ . - \ \ ~ 'Amores Perros' hits DVD r~turp------"-----' 'I I" The Haunted World continues , Bv Mark Hltz Tile Arbiter to scare the masses A severe car tional information about the real world of bats By The Arbiter stgff accident brings posted on signs. The Haunted World will be open through the lives of Once again, Steve and Scott Ethington are Oct. 31. Times run from dusk to 10 p.m. three people to scaring the living Hell out of Treasure Valley Mondays through Thursdays and from dusk a crossroads, residents. The Haunted World is billed as the to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. both literally largest and by far the scariest Halloween pro- and figurative- Directions: The Haunted World is located duction in Idaho. on Highway 20-26 (Chinden and Northside). ly. First we The Haunted World consists of 12 acres of Take Exit 35 off 1-84. Then go three miles north have Octavio, a trails, chocked full of ghoulish creatures and young man Halloween oddities. There is also a lO-acre and look for the searchlights. with a beloved bat-infested corn maze to get lost in, three champion acres of pumpkins for Jack 0' Lantern fans to fighting dog choose from and a hayride to top off this ulti- and a lust for mate Halloween experience. his brother's The haunted trail boasts several ghoulish wife. themes guaranteed to scare even the biggest of Second, ~~ ' there is "The ambience is designed to scare people Valeria, a of all ages. No other haunted production in the su permodel Treasure Valley compares to it," said Steve with a married Ethington, co-owner of The Haunted World. boyfriend and ly. Where "Pulp Fiction" details. There are a thousand For the Ethington's, this scary endeavor is a full-time occupation. Over nine months of a child, and her dog Richie. tended to favor its cinematic things that make this film preparation goes into their seasonal produc- Finally, El Chive, The Goat, style over real, human expe- worth seeing. It could be the an aging hit-man that lives best film of 2000. tions. rience, this movie never "To help out there are numerous fogging with his horde of dogs, and Now "Amores Perros" is ignores its characters. It machines, lighting effects, electrlmics, gizmos who longs to know his available for rent and sale on slaps-us hard with the dirty and pneumatic creatures, as well as 40 live daughter, whom he left to DVD, and it's packed with underbelly of life in Mexico actors," Ethington said. become a guerilla more than City, and does so in such a cool stuff. First off, it includes deleted scenes that The corn maze is a labyrinth of 12-16 foot twenty years prior. way that we don't just cornrows, throughout the maze there is educa- These three people inter- believe it means business, actually reflect interesting sect, but never meet. Their but. we wait in wary antici- editing decisions. Too often, stories are separate, but pation of what may come deleted scenes are just scraps skillfully intertwined by next. from the cutting room floor writer Guillermo Arriaga The dogfights kill dogs. and are so meaningless that Boise State brass vva'rllls and director Alejandro The connective car accident we wonder why they were Gonzalez Inarritu. isn't melodramatic or in even included. Not these. The structure-three sto- slow motion, and the hit- The DVD includes three up for Octubafest 2001 ries in three sections, told man doesn't slip in and, out making-of segments that are others concerts may include the tuba as a non-chronologically-brings of the shadows as he kills. In short, but still explore the By Arbiter Stgff member of a larger ensemble such as a orches- popular movies like "Pulp other. words, 'the violence is making of the film instead of Every fall, Germans celebrate their heritage tra or band," Fischer said. ' Fiction" and "Magnolia" to not action. The violence is simply promoting it. The Boise State's Department of Music has four with an annual October fest. In America, this mind. But don't think that violence. It hurts. And it film's production commen- recitals slated in support of . " Amores Perros" is a doesn't end with the physi- tary track is entertaining and tradition is preserved by numerous celebra- tions throughout the country during the Octubafest: Mexican interpretation of an cal violence. The pains of informative as well, and American formula. love carry as much violence needless to say, the month of October. Sunday, Octuba 14, 7:30 p.m., .Tuba teachers across the United States have It's not. Where as any physical event widescreen print looks and Morrison Center Main Hall: put a spin on the annual celebration by - "Magnolia" self-consciously ("Amores Perros" translates sounds great. This film is The Boise State choral concert connected its characters very loosely to love's a necessary. Check it out. changing the name to Octubafest to will feature Fischer perform- lives, in this movie it comes bitch). But these are just raise awareness about the greamess of ing an African-American simply, swiftly, and natural- this deep-sounding brass instrument. spiritual, "Wade in the Boise State is no exception. Water," with the Men's Michael Fischer, a visiting Chorus. assistant professor of tuba ;Some,of Student Radio's programming and music education, is the Sunday, Octuba 21, 7:30 director of this year's festivities. :available on, AM 730: "Octubafest recitals Wcdnesday at 8:00 pm ' allow students an : Friday at9:00 pm Abecedarian Airwaves hosted by Dan Krejci : Too Much Distortion hosted by Levi Chick opportunity to per- _Alphabetical picks and funky vibes ' ; Anything and everything Heavy Metal form material they , are preparing in Wednesday at 9:00 (first and third Wed.) lessons and to educate ; Monday at 8:00 pm Where's Mv Boogie hosted by Jeremy Wren , Like My Style hostcd by Aaron Bell thcir {'eers and commu- Dance, Techno, Industrial, and beyond ' : Funky fresh beats nity members' about the capabilities of the tuba as a Thursday at 8:00 (first and third Thurs.) ; Tuesday at 8:00 pm viable musical instrument," [edi Art hosted by Laura Wylde I The Fringe hosted by Jesse Fadel.and Jon Fischer said. ' . Where art meets the microphone Nelson -The use of the tuba isn't the emphasis of ; Christian Rock and Punk Boise State music department's performances Tuesday, Octuba 30, 7:30 p.m. Morrisoi , Thursday at 8:00 (second and fourth Thurs.) this month, but they are included in the pieces, Center Recital Hall: Octubafest Recital Levels Up hosted by Travis Owens ' 'I. , Tuesday at 9:00 pm defining their uniqueness. Students will perform original and transcribe Underground eclectic groove ' Ten-9hosted by Annie Love "Some Octubafest performances may fea- ' literature' for the tuba. L."adetition; a'large tub , Eclecticalterhative ture faCUlty m~bers and' ~e"s~>~~tsl while ~D;l~lewil1 perfonn, '~ '.... ,. ': , ·t,· '(.:):"~~':~':;;~/~~.>, .' .';:" " ,~;'~\:j:~J}?r r The Arbiter • Page II" __October ~~4, 2001 - DolYerSlons° 'Jesus Christ Superstar' hits the Boise..stage King of the Jews to have, part of Mary Magdalene is By Wendy Vqngble ters," Beseman said. her first musical acting per- The Arbiter . Beseman added that he' especially Christ's own ques- tioning of his faith in God. formance. Her first solo didn't know how conserva- album is called "Honey Picture this :- leather tive guests and religious People tend to forget he was also "just a man." Chain" and she performs pants, studded belts, an S&M patrons might take his with her band, Drug Store, at whipping boy and a transves- extravagant ideas about the The cast includes Michael Case as Jesus, Bobby Belfry as area nightclubs. tite. You would have thought play, "just Jesus." "I loved this play all my you stopped by "The Rocky He mentioned "Jesus Judas, Christine Thomas as Mary Magdalene and David life," she said of "Superstar," Horror Show," but no. This is Christ Superstar" was orlgl- "I'm so happy I got the part." Jesus Christ, man, and he is a nally written as a passion. Scott and Dan Alderman as the High and Chief Priests, Focusing on her career, Superstar. , "The show should be time- Thomas doesn't always pur- Knock em Dead dinner less. I wanted to have a really along with dozens of other incredible local talents. sue the stage in this form. "I the a t r e " ' good time just wanted to do this partic- p ro u d I Y They do some pretty with this," he Case has been singing for most of his life, and this is his ular play," she said. Her tal- opens their rtsau« and con trover- said. ent obviously does not falter season with sial stuff, that's why I The 1973 third season with Knock 'em Dead. Case said music is his with thisrart. the 1971 con- like 1(" . movie produc- One 0 the unique aspects troversial tion added a main form of "relaxation." While yerformh1g he can "let about dinner theatre, at least classic "Jesus - Chris McClure hippie and here in Boise, is that the C h r i s t stoner atrnos- go 0 everything else." ing t e underlying dept and Originally from California, actors and actresses seat the from 13 to 50 years old, and Superstar" phere to the guests, tend the bar and wait focus of the play's intense' as envisioned by director con~ept, while Broadway Case prefers to sing in musi- seem to bond as a family. and bus tables. They appear to enjoy their messages. . Scott Beseman. depicted the' Apostles as a cals. "This musical has some- "While on stage, some- "It's one of the things our time onstage as wel1 as on the First released as a record street gang and introduced a thing for everyone visually,", I thing gets in your blood, audience enjoys," said Susie floor. in October of 1970, it has more violent attempt at their Jeffords who has been per- The costuming is boister- Beseman said. since acclaimed powerful sin- behavior onstage. you're hooked again," he said. forming for Knock 'em Dead ous and eccentric without los- gle hits such as "I Don't Beseman wanted to create for eleven years and 32 pro- _Know How to Love Him," something "a little over the Bobby Belfry was invited back to Boise from his home- ductions. . If You Go ... . which has been recorded top" but "passive" as well. "They can talk to the with over 50 different artist The Apostles were certainly town of New York City for his second performance at actors while they are still in versions. In 1973, Norman flashy and extreme, but not character," she said. s Jewison directed the film, and hateful or militant. It rings of Knock 'em Dead theatre. His "Jesus Christ Superstar" opened on Sept 28 andrutt first debut in Idaho was as The audience seemed to through Nov. 17. Shows are perform.edThursdays at 7. p.m·/, since then, "Superstar" has cultism, presenting Jesus agree. Chris McClure, a coun- and Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. with the. dinner seats been a successful Broadway Christ with a human side that' Freddie Trumper in "Chess," and currently he is working selor for Boise State since ser.ved on the Fridays and Saturdays starting at 6:30p.m, musical production and many people find difficult to 1993 said, "it adds such a neat Prices are $15.50 for general admission and $12,.50for gained noticeable status as a swallow, especially when [.C, on his second album while he is staying in Boise for the per- touch." McClure has seen seniors and students for Thursdays. Dinner ticket J?ricesare classic performance. becomes overwhelmed and several performances at $34.50 on Friday and Saturdays with a "show only' price of Beseman livens up Knock tells the lepers, "you can heal formance. "I hope the next time I Knock 'em Dead. $17.50. . . ..' .'. 'em Dead's version with what yourselves." come back, I'm a successful "They do some pretty Knock 'em Dead theatre is located at 333 South 9th St. he calls a "punk-goth" look, To view Jesus as having singer-songw'riter," Belfry risque and controversial Tickets arc available at all Select-ii-Seat outlets and at I but keeping Jesus Christ in a passion, doubt, confusion, .stuff, that's why I like it," www.idahotickets.com.Formoreinformation.caIl385;.Q021: said. more traditional role. anger and even lust has Christine Thomas has been McClure said. 1-...... "I don't think they care always been a focal point that singing since 1987, and the The actors range in age- much about the other charac- many people do not want the Macy Gray's anatolDy The next few songs are well- It sounds as if Macy and her Sept. 11, 2001 By Brian Barrera arranged, solid tracks. "Boo" band of back-ups invaded the Tile Chronicle (D1l1a: U,) slows down with a nice circus and sent the carnies long enough to give another U-WIRE melody, while "Sexual screaming into the night. An eSSaY by Adrian King swift river. The rest of the album is We decided upon the fork generation of children a place Revolution" incorrectly tries to of their own. We sat on a According to Macy Gray, pointless. "Blowin' Up Your Wake up. Eat. Turn on that nearly reached mid-river. her new album, "The Id," peg the musical style of said limb, swung our feet and glo- ern with its pseudo-disco fla- Speakers" tries to do just that, television. Twin towers gone; Scrap 2x6's supported thinner ried in our accomplishment. is an unedited look into her and the not-so-subtly hidden just like that, a dust pile. My boards. We happily pounded self-professed "psychotic" vor. "Hey Young World part Time hung lazily above the 2" sounds like.an Elmo jingle "Shed," with its atypical hip- first thoughts were quite away at nails. Water rushed river. As twilight waned, mind - the manifestation of hop flavoring, seems to be whimsical. War of the Worlds by' underneath our feet. her musical "id," if you will. on Sesame Street with bass. three men were transformed "Sweet Baby," the album's radio ready. Perhaps a last II, but then I realized thaL no Before the wind was angry, into primitive remembrances All I have Lasay to Ms.Gray minute addition? Orson Welles the atmosplicrc is, if this is the wildest, most first single, reeks of uninspired of our eight-year- old selves. "guaranteed hit," as it unsuc- In all, the album is meaning- impersonator I was so far away from bloody and unrestrained, uninhibited Suddenly, J am eight years cessfully tries to recreate the less, with whol1y nonsensical had a hand in the horrors of that day red. But down old again and climbing on a piece of work you can come up lyrics and trite, neo-funk with, perhaps it's time to success of Gray's breakout hit, this TV pro- and Eddie Vedder's by the river- branch in the Massachusetts' "1 Try." After this, the album grooves. The several guest g ram . lyrics suddenly formed banks, it blew woods behind my house. experiment with a psychotrop- appearances are quite over ic substance slightly stronger falls into a repetitive slump " Am e ric a In my head, "up hear In cool, green. I Enemy battalions have just and the tracks all sound like billed, with vocalists relegated Attacked," my tree, newspapers was so far landed on the west shore of than weed. to strictly background roles But don't get me wrong, the ones you've heard before, even "Terrorism," matter not to me. I'm away- from the pond. It is up to me and if you really haven't. Lack of and rappers limited to half- " U n t 0 I d tradlnq stories with the the horrors of my brother to belly crawl album is fun - if you like verses. mindless neo-funk (which, I variety plagues Gray, and her Dead," the leaves." that day ~nd through the ferns, 20 feet to attempts at party music fal1 It seems as if Gray is newspaper E d dIe the radio tower and save the will admit, I do). Gray starts off attempting to buy some hip- headlines Vedder'S with "You Arc Relating to a flat. free world. And then there was hop street credentials by sub- read. lyrics suddenly formed in my Psychopath," an energetic My head is so low my face "Oblivion." Possibly the only scribing to the ever-popular Later that day, Matt, Ben head, "up hear in my tree, almost touches the ground. I romp with some damned silly trend of having everyone else and I gathered wood, ham- newspapers matter not to me. lyrics (e.g.:"hot like hot wings truly uninhibited, unrestrained smell dark moist dirt. We song on the album, it shows but you work on your album. ,mers, nails, and rope, then I'm trading stories with the slow our breath and draw our with hot chocolate in hell"). It doesn't feelquite right to dis- Does anyone else get the the listener just what might be converged upon a fairly leaves." knives as quietly as possible. going on underneath that afro miss it as disposable, but this is remote section of the Boise As the sun cast its fading The silence was broken by the impression she's trying too _ which is a thoroughly not a record for the history River. Our intent: To build a rays upon the water, a struc- sound of a distant maternal hard to be crazy? Perhaps she books. meager tree house. The select- ture was erected. It is sturdy. should hang with Mariah for frightening realization to have voice cal1ing me for dinner. It alone, late at night, in the dark. cd tree was more than per- Without authoritarian inter- was time to go home. some authenticity. feet. Tall and mighty, it vention it might stay here for branched far out above the ten or fifteen years. 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Universal r The glare of the Ma'mottthe NaZi re e took was Hitler's speech dubbed in' Smelser thinks this exhibit p \! library's lights and Utah'shot removing an -Jewish signs in English. " . is important because it demon- September sun may cause you . time Eorthe tourists coming to Jason Pollam, a junior in strates how governments can ! to seek refuge. If you are not Berlin for the Olympics. accounting at the University of' manipulate events for their Truthfully r tired enough for a nap in the . The ,regime also held a Utah, approved of the objec- own propaganda purposes. library's chairs, the dark Nazi police "clean-up" before the tive view of the exhibit. "One of the features of the ~ Olympics Exhibition could be tQurists came. The clean up . "It .presents facts as they exhibit was the boycott that ·Yours, the place to go. involved sweeping Gypsy were," he said. took place, particularly in this The little door with an unil- families off the streets and But it took an enormous country. It is possible that sim- Quantitatively . I By Melissa L. Llanes Alive and dead. lustrated orange-black sign moving them to a new intern- effort to bring this objective, ilar discussions might emerge Brownlee might not seem too promisin~ ment camp. elaborate, . 5,000-square-foot for the 2008 games, which are Too many paradoxical . Worfd views to but spectators agree the. exhi- After viewing the evidence, exhibit to Salt Lake City. taking place in China," I'm a little strange. Believein. I bition is bigger than it looks some ~ple are left wonder- Ronald Smelser, a history pro- Smelser said. I wish that I '!' from outside. ing if the U.S. government or fessor, thought of it three years According to Pollam, learn- Wouldn't forget that Take a leap. The exhibition has pho- the. International Olympic ago. ing about Olympic propagan- Sometimes. Believein what? II tographs and videos about Committee opposed holding The exhibit is a traveling da has made him realize how Our dominance? I need help. We are civiliced how Hitler's dictatorship host- the Olympics in a Nazi coun- piece, belonging to the well it is being handled in Salt Can I create It? ed the 1936Olympics, banning try. Holocaust Memorial Museum Lake City. Prime apes. The sun was created by Multi~leggedterrans almost all Jews from its own According to the exhibit, in in Washington, D.C., For example, he said that he Billionsof years country to participate. 1933, the Nazi regime "My thought was that since is impressed by the fact that Are much more masterly Or an instant. And mutatable. Before describmg how ath-. promised a fair treatment of all Salt Lake City is hosting the The Church of Latter-day Time is relatively letes were banned in the the athletes. Olympics in 2002, then an Saints doesn't seem to be using Neutered. But they have no soul. Olympics, the exhibition gives Judge Jeremiah 'Mahoney, exhibit having to do with the the games for their personal Einstein smoked cigars WE are Hu - man. images of life before 1936 in then president of the Amateur Olympics should be here," advantage like the Nazi And loved his first cousin. ' WEhave the breath Germany. There is a picture of Athletic Union, opposed. He Smelser said. regime used the games to gain He was merciful. Of God. a "race hygiene" poster that proposed a boycott of the Once the decision was world publicity. Did He have Faith? Is that the soul? Or was commonly hung on the Olympics, concerned that made to hold the exhibit, the Another purpose of the Did He despair Is it our neurotic walls of classrooms at that under Hitler's rule, the 1936 process of bringing it to Salt exhibition is to get people to Over nothin9ness? Pathways, walkways, Being IS determined Byways,or hit time. The poster has Aryan Olympics would tum into a Lake City took some planning. think about the events hap- Essential to existence, facial features contrasted with celebration of the superiority "It was complicated pening in the United States. The highways? Sartre - icallyspeak- Ockham's razor Jewish facial features. of the Aryan race. because of the logistics that during the 1930sand today. ing. In 1933, the boycott of His opposition failed.' came in pieces. But the library' Pollam said he was definite- Sharp wit Would find the Jewish stores began, which led Avery Brundage, president of staff performed wonderfully Iy touched by this aspect. Why can't science Easiestway out. to Jews being banned from the American Olympic in getting coordination," he "One thing that was And creation be one . Darwin would athletic clubs. A poster of Committee _ thinking the explained. disappointing to me was to see And the same, Sekctiv<:lyDisagree Jewish athlete Gretel Nazi regimes would allow the The other issue was finding how many black athletes who Heisenberg was WIth me. lam Bergmann working to trans- 23 Jewish German Athletes to a' space larger than 4,000 took medals returned to a Principally uncertain. The survivor, form a potato field into a participate in the Games - square feet. sharply segregated United He couldn't watch I am the fittest, The pot, v handball field illustrates this objected to American athletes As Smelser pointed out, States of America, where they I'm not. aspect. being involved in politics. ' Sara Michalak"director of the could not enjoy basic human H would never ! Boil. Not only did the Nazi At the end, viewers may Marriott Library-was quite rights," he said. . It was a pity regime attempt to ban Jews write their feelings and courageous to allow the exhib- Now in Itssecond week, the About Schodinger's 1\ from the Olympics; it used thoughts down in a comment it to take place in the library. exhibit will continue to run Kitty. It was i methods to decelve the world book. There are also survey' "I say courageous because until March 22. In the mean- in what it was doing. Athletic forms and a donation box [the exhibition) is usually held time, the response to the clubs like Der Schild and available. in a museum, now we have [it exhibit seems to indicate that Makkabi were formed for "I thought it.was very well in) a library. And it's appropri- it's serving its purpose-to edu- Jewish athletes, but they were done. My expectations were ate because the exhibition is cate viewers and provoke new no match for the fully not for it to be a big deal," said designed to make people thoughts about the past. Disco Biscuits give jam bands a good name By Tayla Stewart Widespread Panic fans and jams. By the end of the first set, Dai!y Trojan (U. SOl/them what we might now call the energy had merged into. CaliJornia> "ravers." The garish chande- everybody's dance steps, and liers are reflecting a psychedelic the dance floor was an ant farm light show that would blow ofbobbing heads reflecting the :1 Picture the members of the anyone's mind, be they intoxi- Technicolor lights. I band Phish 25 years ago, when cated or not, and the pre-show Aron Magner, on keyboards, they were clean-shaven quasi- music pounds out repeating accompanied Samuel Altman, hippies, listening to their most beats mixed with electronic with the natural/electronic treasured Grateful Dead tapes. trance synthesizers. rhythm, while founder and Picture them practicing in their Picture the Disco Biscuits at bass player Marc Brownstein garage surrounded by lava the EIRey. integrated his funk into the lamps, Jerry posters and empty The show was a continuum mix. Jon Gutwillig's vocals bottles of Vermont's finest of free-flowing jam-band music drew the crowd into the begin- . micro-brewed beer, when, out influenced by 21st-century elec- ning of the song, and then he , of nowhere, the keyboard play- tronica. The first set began with allowed his fingers to diddle : er discovers something strange "Reactor," which melted into the guitar, a process typical of : and repetitive with mesmeriz- "Little Betty Boop," which any jam band. : ing energy. surged into "Confrontation," It is not surprising that the · Sounds that force their bod- which, in the end, transformed Disco Biscuits have been fea- "ies to twist into a most unfamil- back into "Reactor." . I t tured on the [arnrny Awards in · iar dance. They twitch and frol- was always amazing how four New York,performing with the : ic, contort their hands, close separate musicians could begin legendary Les Claypool and . ~their eyes, and suddenly they with a familiar song, explore . accepting awards side-by-side · wonder where they might pur- the depths of their musical with bands like Phish. ~chase glow sticks, candy neck- souls individually and yet These guys truly are the new "laces and fuzzy Rainbow Bright somehow all come back togeth- generation of jam, and so ,:backpacks. er, merging into the next song young that they will have years Picture the Disco Biscuits, a precisely in time. By the time of practice before they mature ",band quite a bit more serious the set ended and the lights into the "jam band age brack- :.than their silly name, on the came back on, you wondered et.' : road to a great fan following. where you'd been going, and Hopefully by then they will . Now picture wandering how you got where you are. have changed their band name, , about the El Rey in the midst of "Reactor" fed the audience but until that day or until peo- ~young, dirty dreadlocked hip- bits of simple college rock 'n' pie stop judging bands by their Photo bV Kelty The ArtlIter :.pies, older men sporting their Dov, roll and was followed by a names the Disco Biscuits' best The StudIo CGallery offered a tribute to firefighters, pollee officers, and EMSpersonnel last . best torn Grateful Dead T- whole plate of ambient beats chance of success is by word of ::shirts, college kids with USC Saturday for their role Inthe 9-11 tragedy. Art by Mark ManwarIng of Meridian was featured. ~paraphernalia, Phish fanatics, and a world of introspective mouth. o SBBKING CANDIDATBS FOR THE ROSE ROOM STUDBNT· GOVBRNMBNTI 714 W.IDAHO UPSTAIRS ABOVE Do you want to make a difference on campus? ·.. OLD CHICAGO Are you interested in representing the student body? 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Applicableraxes are the • though 12/14/01. sole responsibility of the winners. rage 14-The Arbiter A third senior administra- said during a passionate, care- tion official said it was unclear unusual step of ordering the fully reasoned spee?t to his rul- if the cracks threatened to seri- BvMgrtln Merzer. Warren ing Labor Party, "they can sur- aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk ously undermine the coalition p. Strobel and Tom Infield render the terrorists or face the to join the operation this week and U.S. military plans. ~night,Ridder Newspapers from its home port in Japan Consequences .... "We're not sure if this is just without its usual complement ''We will put a trap around WASHINGTON - The last-minute jitters or something of jet fighters and attack planes. the regime. And 1 say to the United States and Britain were more serious," the official said. Defense officials said that if Taliban: 'Surrender the terror- dose to launching military In any case, military action Oman and Uzbekistan refuse ists or surre.nder power. That is strikes against terrorism suspect seemed unlikely before to let the United States· and your choice: u> Osama bin Laden and his pro- ,Rumsfeld returns to the United Britain use bases on their terri- In Washington, Rumsfeld tectors in Afghanistan until described his trip as routine States. tory, the Kitty. Hawk could Until Tuesday, said two three key allies suddenly visit to an area of particular steam into the Arabian Sea and senior administration officials expressed reservations, senior interest. . serve as a floating base for U.S. involved in planning the mili- U.S. officials said Tuesday. "We have a lot of activity in assault helicopters. . tary campaign, the Saudis had , In the last two days, the offi- the region," Rumsfeld said The developments came as agreed to provide everything cials said, Saudi Arabia, before leaving Tuesday night. the United States and its allies the United States had request- Uzbekistan and Oman have He . expected to return this amplified the drumbeat of ed, including the use of an either limited their support for weekend. "And I have not been warnings to bin Laden, his ultramodern command center military action or told U.S. offi- there yet this year. Normally, accomplices and the rigid at the Prince Sultan Royal Saudi cials they cannot back an ministers of defense visit coun- Taliban regime that serves as Air Force Base to direct an air American-led military cam- tries where there is that type of his host in Afghanistan. campaign against targets in paign. Bush and British Prime activity:' In an effort to repair the Still, the trip was not Afghanistan. cracks in his anti-terrorism Minister Tony Blair each spoke "That's no longer true," said of the "consequences" of 'announced until just hours coalition, President Bush dis- one senior official, adding that Taliban intransigence amid before he was scheduled to patched Defense Secretary the Saudis have balked at plans international demands that the depart. Typically, the secretary Donald Rumsfeld on an emer- to position U.S. forces there and militia evict bin Laden and of state would be expected to gency mission Tuesday night to u KenneW.1 Ill! I-RId ews ServIce administration officials fear destroy all elements of his al- conduct such a visit, unless those three countries and Egypt, President George W. Bush waves as he walkS WIth Virginia Gov. "that there's something deeper Jim Gilmore, Tuesday, following his announcement that Reagan important defense issuesrieed- two senior officials involved in Qaida terrorist network. there:' The apparently coordinated National A1port will resume partial operations today, which has ed to be discussed. The Saudi royal family has planning the campaign said, "The world is fairly united in escalation of psychological remained closed since the hl!acklngs. been reluctant to support speaking on condition of this effort to combat terrorism," warfare also included a broad Western military action against anonymity. ltwas unclear organization living within In England, Blair called the said Torie Clark, Rumsfeld's effort to share evidence with Afghanistan, and must destroy terrorist blitz "a turning point another Muslim country, fear- whether Egypt also had objec- spokeswoman. "And we want U.S. allies and an unprecedent- ing a backlash from militant tions. Rumsfeld said he hoped the terrorist camps," Bush said in history" and vowed to to make sure we have the con- ed display of support from at the White House. "And they remain by America's side "to to observe a U.S. military exer- versations at the highest lev-" Islamic opposition groups. cise currently under way in NATO. must do so, otherwise there the last." "1 have said that the Taliban will be a consequence:' "As for the Taliban," Blair els." Egypt. must tum over the al-Qaida "The Pentagon also took the A hijack-resistant plane? VIOLENCE A. federal task force is studying ways to engineer planes'to foil hijackers If they evade airport frompg.l pain and memories. it is such security and end up Inside a jetliner Some Ideas that may be studied: physical, emotional, and sex- ual abuse. Those who have a moving experience for everyone involved," said Air marshals experienced abuse had the Plain-clothed law enforcement officers were used in the opportunity to draw their Wintrow. In addition, the Women's 1970s to protect against hijacklngs; a few were stiliactive emotions on the shirts, which before the Sept. 11 attacks' were hung on a clothesline on Center will host its first women's relationship vio- campus.. CreWtraining "This is a really powerful lence support group every u New Instructions: Stress need to protect cockpit,assume way for survivors of physical Wednesday at '1:30 p.m. hijackerscould be suiCidal;previous strategy.was to negotiate and sexual violence to express beginning Oct. 17. ' withhijackers, safelyland plane These meetings will allow their stories. It is a way for women to discuss their expe- them to artistically present Collision-avoiding navigation system anywhere from a moment to a riences, learn how to recog- "i Current aviation philosophy: Human pilotshould be able lifetime of violence," said nize patterns of coercive con- to override plane'S autopilot system BSU's Women's Center coor- trol and the behaviors that arouse fear. The meetings are Possible system: Airplane could override pilot's dinator Melissa Wintrow. commands if the plane is in imminent danger of a collision The project was started in open to Boise State students, 1990 by an artist who wanted faculty, and staff. !r",r~ Remote to make a clothesline on "The pervasiveness of how which women could describe women have had to face vio- .:jl, ;+ Cockpit door control the violence they experienced. lence is alarming, we want to ,}In case raise awareness as well as Dea~bolt L1~;~l7r. Relativelyflimsy,opens under Since then, there have been help all of these women," of on-board close to 500 Clothesline 10C~~I' r force; provides escape route emergency, plane for pilots; keeps out Intruders; I ( '." Wintrow said. II ( <...c~ II) 2001 KAT Projects nationwide, resulting opens with universal key could use wireless For more information, call data connection as '-= Sourco: U.S. Foderal in more than 350,000 shirts. 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