JMU responds to shooting, The Breeze page 3 James Madison University's Student Newspaper \o/. S4, Issue >2 Thiirsiliiu, April I1), 2007
ph.*..-. by KVAN DYSON \rm.n phnmvaphtt Students, faculty and community member! express their emotion* at a candlelight vigil at Virginia Tech Tuesday night, the day after 33 were killed In two separate shootings.
Timeline All eyes on Tech as campus begins to cope
7:15 a.m. with shooting that claimed 33 of its own
\ irj;ini;i Tech HI I \ vs DYSON \orns Hall. According to police, the re- between the shootings Police Department '-irimiv.'f'iy (i/iiVr spemding officers found the front doora barri- At press time, police had not yet pn>- recedes Mil cull In caded and chained from the inaide i toes at vided details regarding the identities ol the Students and faculty .it Virginia lech an cess was gained to the building, shots COUld victims from the second shooting. Official respond to West still in shook .liter Monday's massacre by .1 OS heard on the second BoOf As the officers information will be made available only after ''. Amhler Johnston Knit' gunman th.it resulted in the deaths nt 13 approached the ares ot the gunfire, thai snoot- all of the victims are positiveh identified and ing caflaed. Acamiing to police, the gunman families are notified. As of Tuesday after- Residence Hall. people, including the shooter. Virginia lech Pieatdent ( harles Stager ex- took Ins own Ufebefore Officers reached IUHUI, all families had been notified but not tended fill ayinpalhiea ti« the famillaa M the him. Police found .VI victims throughout the all of the victims were positive!v identified 9:26 a.m. victims and . ailed the events "a tragedy that building In al least four classrooms. ,is well Dr. Marcella I lerro, thcHuct medical we consider ol nnmument.il proportions" as a stairwell I linduim also confirmed that examiner fot the Commonwealth of Virginia, I-.n tilts and students are noti- rhe shootings ,u Virginia lech ■irv the several individuals jumped out ol windows said that she is working to confirm the idcnti lied l>> e-mail of the homicide deadbcat on raoord In the United states, hev- during the incident in \orns Hall ties as quickly and carefully as possible. inf. monoMualbea than an) previous .itt.uk. I he gunman has been Identified M -' I- However, it will still be davs before this will Investigation at WAJ and asked with S3 confirmed dead and 15 injured. war old ( hoSeung Hiu. aseniorBngUah be complete torepni BBJ HHpidow activity. Al approximately 7:15 a.m. on Monday. maiorat \irginia leth Cho was (l resident Details regarding victims are becoming campus pouct nccived reports Of I shooting alien, original^ trum South Korea, who available via social networking sites like in rtisi Ambler lohnston Residence I lall. Ac- moved to the i tilted States in 1992 •>m\ Uvad 1 fcl 0IM and nrufpOCS 0PM and b\ family 9:45 a.m. cording to poUoti there were two confirmed In Centreville, UaoHoolhewaoanon cam- membera who have come forward to an- fatalities I lie h.ill serves as a co-ed under- pus resident and lived m I larpcr KesioViue nounce the death ol their child. VT I'D receises graduate housing complex tor 893 students Hall Officials originally declined to connect a second 911 cull According to pi'inc. the deaths wen According to police, chow who knew the separate shttoting incidents, as a ballistics evaluation had not Vat been completed to 1 concerning a believed to be an Isolated event *i\u\ domeatin him described ( nose a loner He leg.dk in nature purchased the weapons used In the snoot- ootnpaw them shooting in Morris At 911"1 a ni as police were inten lew Lng ings Snue theattacka, lav* enforcement has Parents ,uui students met thnHighout Hall. Responding | penon Ol mterest units were dispatched to SXei uled tWOSearch warrants on his dorm Monday night al the uiuVerait) lodge. The tha scene ol i second shooang in Norria Mall, room One ol the nth.MI search warrants Inn at Virginia lech, where hundreds ol officers find the on the opposite side ol campus dated Monda) lists retrieved items including members of the media also convened. doom harricaded According to students, an e-mail was sent a cruunrrom his closet knife, various types Members ot the Virginia State Police regarding the first incident, but»lasses re- oi locks, assorted notepads and other OKM U blocked the entrances to campus with their from the inside. mained in sssskm until the second shooting, menta, computer and computer related items, patrol cars And turned away motorists Mon raising eueetiona about university officials a digital camera and a dremel tool da) night 9:55 a.m. response. tVednesda) morning, police confirmed lech reopened at Ba m A*asday,but M hat you need to understand." said Vir- that t ho had been Involved with law 1 lasses were canceled ^nd counselors were Officials notify campus of the ginia Tech Police Chid Wendell Mm. hum, 'is enrorcement officials In 21x1^ as .1 result "t on hand to speak with students. I he same second murder scene. this is a campus ol over 2*600 ai res well ovti complaints filed in two female sudenta. day, Va. lech President Steger announced ■ hundred buildings, 26\0OO students, ta. uh) Policesaid thai fbOowing a counseling see- that «lasses are canceled for the rest ol the and stall A lockdown or shutdown doa not sion at the police department he waa oent to Week \orris Hall will be Hosed lor the rest happen in SSCOndS " a mental health taeilitv. but no charges were of the semester ( i implicating matters further is the tact hied against him. According to Hinchum, the results of thdiappri'xiniaU'U 6,000 students live on \iu alsoconArmed thai ( ho mailed a the ballistics analysis confirmed that one of campus package to its office containing photographs llt.inaiitrilv ol the lalalilies OOCUIted in and n ntings. ,md is believed to ha\»' clone so »er SHOOTINli. page 5 Hditor: Kelly Conniff BditOf Shcll> Neel 2'Thursday. April 19,2007 Page II (340)3684749
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In the Valley
Local Salvation Army offers support to VT
HARRISONBURG — In jit*** b> AARON S^WAKI pfcjfti ASSY the wake of the Virginia lech On Tuesday night, JMU students gathered on Festival Lawn for Bhootinea, the lour members a candlelight vigil dedicated to the Virginia Tech tragedy. of the Harnsonburg Salvation Army traveled to MSCfcsburg to provide food, drink and comfort to those gathered at the lueeday siternoon convo- cation and nighttime candle- light vigil, reported the Neu> ftrit Times. Seconding to me Times, I larnsonburg's Salvation Army contingent, and thtise trom the Roanoke braru h. will also provide spiritual support to the campus.
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two million people in the world are receiving drugl tor All >S, one million less than the World Health Organization had hoped for bv 2005, according to the Vein Ybrk limes. Campus comes While these numbers rep- resent oni\ 2s percent of the 7.1 million people with ad- vanced AIDS In need of treat- ment, the fllRfl reported that together to cope the effort is successful, as onlj 2 percent of infected patients needing antinttroviral ther- apy were receiving it three m KAIIK.H MAIIIK have happened here at |MIV he said yean ago ■ /(for "I hat's a vei) troubling kind of thought for people, but a vet) natural one." For many [Mil students, the traged) Additional .ounselors are available Military prosecutors drop thai occurred just down the road Monda) tor walk-In meetings ibis v\eek and on- charges against marine hit too»lose to home call counselors are available alter 5 p.m Sophomon [essics 5havt said she was I think it's a giKK.1 show ol support Military prose* utore scarcsd when she tirsl heard about the |ust to have people then' \ou can talk dismissed charges against dead!) shooting at Va. lech. to aboul this kmd of stuff/ funiof ( hrii one of tour marines charged "I was naii\ worried because one <>t Burns said. "While it obvious!) effected with murder in the killings im beat tnends trom home gOCS there," Virginia lech more than us, it's sti of 24 Iraqi civilians in Ha- she SSid. "I was on the phone immedi important because we re all dealing with ditha, Iraq in 2005, reported atety." what happened the W« rent fimtt Mane students said they had a hard Shsvt agreed that the services are According to the lt»ie->, time getting In touch with loved ones. helpful, but thinks that students will lind 11 Gen. lames Mattis, the Since Mondaj students have said the conubrl in other places. commanding general in tin- atmosphere at [MU has changed. "I think tor the most part here Stu- case, granted the marine, "it's definite!) more solemn on cam dents are going, to reach out to each sgt. Sanlck P. Dela Cruz, pus, innior farnie WMbeck said i feel other,'' she said immunity to testify against like every time you look over someone Several groups and organizations three other enlisted men fac- is talking about it or talking on their cell have alnad) held services or memori- ing murder charges. phone about it " als to honor the victims of the RiaSSSCn Sophomore Inn I uuh agreed and to support those who are coping . "It's definite!) a little hit dim-rent.' with it Egyptian charged she said. "I lunen't telt it as iiuuh as I Monda\ night at s> p.m. a group ot with spying for Israel thought I would, but its definitely a little Indents gathered in Impromptu informal more quiet than |it| usualh |is|." prayer on the quad I he Counseling and Student 'It was reallv heartwarming to see CAIRO — An I gyptian Development Center is ready to help people out and showing that kind of Sup- 2 p.m. and time for the moment of I he *. alholu I ampus MIlUStT) nuclear engineer who students, faculty and itafl who an cop port" junior Stacy Puller said. silence hosted STI open praver vigil tor victims worked tor the country's Ing with crisis Dlractoi "i the CSD At 2 p.m. on Tuesday the entire "It was |ust weird, all the noise just and their families MU\ tnends at 5 p.m. Atomu Bnerg) Agencj was David Onestack said that most ol stu- i niverslt) took part in a moment of silence went aw.u and it was just silent for that on luesda) arrested and charged with dents' healing wilt come trom each to show support tor families, tnends and w hole minute." she said "ObviOUSl) we were all |ust ip) Ing foi Israel, sccording other, but that the counseling center colleagues [n HI,i, ksburg. Senior lohn Nevin and Hinch spent shocked*" tumor Andrew Waring said to the Vc.'c York Hares is expanding their emergenc) lervices soohomore Rachel GKSh was m much of their Tuesdaj at the Christian "But In times like thev it s important As reported bv the hours right now. her Chemistry lab, a class ol about IS Student Center where people stopped in DD have some place to go to prav it that /(»/,■-. Muhammad Sayyid "As the victims names have been to 20 students, during the moment ot throughout the u\t\ GW held a prayer is part of your healing Saber Ah delivered "impor- released I think more students an' com silence She s.nd her prolessor did not service
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I \ \N msiis Thousands gathered on the Virginia Tech Drill Field at 8 p.m. on Tuesday to participate In a candlelight vigil. Extended winter weather wares on the Harrisonburg Salvation Army in KAUBGH M UIIK she said bad. she said "People were not out shopping .utoi It costs |8 per d,\.\ per Individual to run and donations weren't coming in." the Salvation Amu shelter. At tuli occupancy Halsh-Hornick added that the shelter Old Man Winter'! lingering presence is it costs $576 per da) including administrative noticed the) weren't receiving the donations affecting more than just students spring COStS, meals, and utilities. For the past tour they had in previous years Individual dona- wardrobes; the Salvation Artnj shelter m months the shelter has been operating al 9 ' to tions go direct!) to people In need. Harrisonburg is running low on money. 100 percent o.cup.un \ It can be their trash but another person's The Salvation Arm) lervei the comrau* We weren't prepared tor th.it in our treasure,' she said nit\ b) providing shelter and sou.il servue budget/ aald Vrea Director ol Financial Walsh-Homick also said that sales at the programs to those m need In the commu* Development lulia Wakh-Hornlck. thnlt store were down this winter She Said that ntt) she also said that onl) about I* percent some items sold in thnlt stores can support "We tr\ to live by doing the most good. ol the Salvation Army's funding comes from multiple residents ot the Shelter a dav said Area Director ol Financial Development teder.il or state grants Hunger and Housing Service t oordinatoi lulu Walsh Homlck It's nol our motto, it's We really rel) heavll) on individual with CS-L iiinior Dam Ooodson works direct' not our logo, it's just our wa) «>t thinking for donors and corporations m the area to sup- ■ the Ihnlt Shop and volunteers and our communit) and in out community." port us.' she said. said th.it the Salvation Armv receives the least At full occupancy the "shelter can house majority ol funding comes from these amount Ol volunteers approximate!) 72 individuals. Walsh* donations and all proceeds from sales at the I reshman fanelle Nadeau said she does Hornick said some residents .ire there to Salvation Armv thrift stores also go to the not think enough students know about the domesrJi abuse or \ iolence otl 1 shelter organizations need. with substance abuse, <>nd Mime have 1 xtended winter weather Is also responsi- It seems like thev need more volunteers, come on hard times, lost |oba and may be SI S\S S()\|\|| KM I 1»] staff/thtHwuphrr ble tor the shelter's financial troubles accord she said. Maybe II the) made it more well behind on paying their rent or mortgi 1 vValsh-Hornit k known people People are alwavs willing to Sales from the thrift store go to the Shelter re here to help whoever ia in need," were down because the 1 eather was
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James Madison University Health Center oYcMen's Health Minute^Vr wiV** No. 13: Testicular Cancer VftV Tilition to increase bj Barbara Brennan ND, I \l BY SHAVNA STRANI. Prices for everything go up ever) year, it resticulai cancel is (he topic ol the las) in the lesticulai cancel can be detected early, and most . rite* BeemSj junior Heather ( aidwefl ssid- I don't icriea ol Men's Health Minute ankles This form of earl) lyn^Moms arc found by men themselves think there is re.illv anything aba the) can do" cancel is rare (aboul r< ol cancers round In men In Bar!) symptoms include i pahilftt lump or but Ii the most»orrimon form *>t cancel in swelling in the testicle (usual!) in one testicle on!) i. rheJamesMadlaonl niversit) Board of Visitors Most ot the rectors Influencing tin- current the 15 to M yeai age group swelling, pain or discomfort m a testicle or approved ■> recommendation by the University's model .ire not under |ML 'sCOTItrot ihase Lin hide Cancel cells, no m.ntcr where in the bod) the) scrotum; or groin pain other conditions can also executive management to increase tuition bj changes in enrollment state funding and man- i)_ 00 ur uc sbnorrnal celli (But not .ill abnormal cells cause these symptoms and .in evaluation by a abnoel 6 perccnl for the -i 08 academit yeai dates snerg) and utJIit) coats facilities costs rot s l an cancerous i Nonnil, health) cells will grow, medical provide. I recTminwnded 10 determine the I In- IKMSI.HI. made .it tin- March <> meeting, more than wo buildings on campus and other divide n> form new cells, and die m an order!) life cause is the teoond stage In <• abt-yesu funding model additional external market coats, sccording to cycle For some reason, some normal cells mutate, Treatment includes removal of the affected developed bj [Ml to determine yearl) need rhe Stamp rhe I niversit) must also take into consW- CM change Thfa disrupts the order!) life cycle of the testicle and possibl) chetnofherep) (casscer* model, which involvea aatimatea ot total revenue er.ition salary wureases and benefit rates lor over cells which then can grow and muinpu more tightinj; medicines) and radiation (a high energy .ind expenditure lor the vest based *'" University 1,000 full- arid part-time facuft) members quickl) than they should Thecelbcari aggregate "beam dial is intended to damage cancer cellsi .mil state-wide higher education goals, Is currently A lot goes Into the University, which could Iclustei together) to form .i mass, or tumoi li the I he • me r.ue tor testicular cancer approaches 951r. tumor t^ cancerous (malignant) it *;»n become large Since most men find earl) symptoms of cancel in the process ol being updated to coordinate i\ Itn end up increasing expenditures/ graduate stu- and destro) fioiiini ceHa nearb) in tome cases the themselves, some medical organization! the stale's Inulpet process. dent Sabrina Gore said. cells ot the tumor can spread to other areas ol the recommend monlhl\ sell examination of the ihc rundina model is used ,|S ,i strategic luition Includes academic institutional ,s bod) causing damage- Thit referred to .■-■ testicles However, it has MM been proven that this Pennine, tool ana can be adjusted and reused by and personal support for students rhis sup metastasis self-exam has health rvnelits tor men who are annual needs ol the L niverslty,' said Assistant \ P port Includes places such as the Counseling and resticular cancer begins with changes in the cells health) and not at increased risk tor tesiicular for Budget Management I Vine stamp. 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It you have to over $3330 .1 semester tor in-sljte Students other resour.es predominant male hormone, and sperm are produced questions about testicular cancer or believe you enrolled in 12 or more Credit hours For the in the testicles While the specific cause ol testicular rhe) have to tii the need/' CakhveU said have symptoms, the atari at UHC Is available to same credit hours, out-of-etata students will pay cancel is not known, there .ire known risk factori help you. or you can see vour own health caTC "I'm sure most ichools do it." rheac include an undescended testicle (when .• provider almost 917,400 for the rear, according to the 'I he Board ot Visitors approval follows <» sirni- testicle «I»K-S not "drop*' from Inside the bod) into the Next \eai me Men's Health Minute articles will )MU web site. The newest increase is m addi' i.ir decision in the Virginia Cornmunlt) College Krotum before birth), family histor) ol testicular appearperiodical!) andonh on the UHC website« (um to last year's Increase ol more than S200 per system to Increase its tuition bi " percent .is well cancer, and .i histor) ot cancer in one testicle which '■ «« jinu edu healthctr Please contact me with semester. Wiih the coal ot living today, and additional increases the risk ai cancer developing in the other suggestions or questions brcnnabp
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It was appalling to watch a live interview on CNN senior writer or her back, whether jokingly or the news has been inescapable the past few dav I when a reporter asked s lech student how he felt when seriously, viui are ,i racist to even television channel**, Web sites, newspapers and radio he was notified thai his Mend and roommate had been The phrase from my childhood allow those thoughts tO cloud vour shows have needlessly belabored the tragedy that killed. Obviouslv, he was devastated that he lost his used to work so well: "Sticks and ignorant mind. \ irginil Tech experienced earlier this week close companion, but asking him to relav such per- stones may break my bones, but Other situations where MUMH Massacre. Rampage. Shooting spree. These words sonable and raw emotion tO millions of Americans is words will never hurt me." How- net mi to have become more wide- have infected the headlines, drawing all eves to limpl) callOUS< I he intrusive investigations do not stop ever, while the "sticks and stones' spread are the examples ot \lu hael Blacksburg. The attack was the most lethal campus here A reporter even attempted to enter the deceased aspect of racism may no longer be Richards and Mel Gibson. While shooting in history, and the media has coined the inci- shooter's room in search of evidence that would affirm as prevalent, the "words will never i Sftbson claims to have been intoxi- dent the "college Columbine." the media's accusations, but thankfullv a hall monitor hurt me" part has magnified to make cated and Richards claims tu have As a newspaper, we are familiar with toeing the fine had the decencv to shoo the reporter awav up for the loss of the surface-level lOSrt his cool, the fact that either of line between tasteful and disrespectful photos and Sto- JMU should be commended for its timely response part of racism. these two individuals even had those ries. I he tragic events that unfolded on Monday have to the incident and for the overwhelming support it This week there are several thoughts in their head shows that caused us to take a step back and examine whether or has exhibited to Virginia Tech and our own communi- campaigns to help raise aware inside they actually thought them to not the news coverage over the past few days has been ty. Over the past two days, I Ml lias ottered a campus- ness about issues of racism, ethnic be true. Anvone who is going to jus- appropriate or |ust insensitive and overkill. wide moment of silence, a candle-light vigil and an hatred and sexism. ERASE-1SMS is tify using racial slurs or comments News outlets seem to prev on t raged v. I V screens, invitation to counseling opportunities. a week-long event sponsored by the during .1 heat-of-the-moment ordeal front pages and radio have chosen to focus on the As President Rose said, "it is impossible for us to Multicultural Women for Change is simply attempting to conceal his emotional and dramatic events concerning the Hokie fully appreciate the pain and grief of the families, the that focuses on "erasing -ISMS" or her real inherent pretudi.e-. If community. Camera crews and news reporters have students, the faculty and the staff who have so per- that many on campus may have you aren't truly racist towards a silently endured. Hillel is also spon- group or culture, then vou won't soring events in accordance with e\ on have those thoughts — drunk. Holocaust Remembrance Week to angry or otherwise. educate students about the Holo- < veil the recent Don Imus caust. incident. Our S lot of society It is our responsibility to not sit debate has come has been along back and tolerate instances of revolving way since around the time religious or racial hatred when the Issue period ot Of tree the Ho- it is seen or heard. Wfiile those speech. locaust, who engage in these types of What American everyone slavery acts are atrocious indhnduals, I seems to and other confuse historical feel those who sit back and - the events remain silent when they know it HoSon that have J of free sub|ected is occurring are even ivorse. rpeech groups to notion persecu- in the tion because of ethnicity or reli- Constitution. When the Constitution gion. Instead, racism in its inherent M .is written, the idea ot tree speech form has become more confined to was simply to protect citizens from less obvious tactics than previously . n ti.i/ing their government openlv. witnessed, and it is these meth- without fear of autocratic repercus ods that are even more difficult to sionv Iree speech is not a license prowled around the campus to provide in-depth tonally experienced the anguish and remorse associ- eradicate. to veil fire in a crowded theater or Coverage and a Slew Ol special reports tor the audi- ated with |Monday|." Poi many students, KRASE-ISMS to sayanv racist remarks when you ences, showing the true effervescence of the media in It JML is incapable of comprehending the grief of might seem unnecessary because want to; there is a decency issue order tO tug the heartstrings ot those touched b\ this those affected bv the Tech tragedy, how thoroughly JMU is a very friendly campus that many seem to forget tragedy. With increased media technology, news me- can distant reporters s\ mpathize with the personal where racial slurs and physical at It ii Everyone's responsibility to dia can provide the public with video and sound clips anguish ol the \ ictims' familv and friends' tacks could never happen. Howev er. imt sit back and tolerate instances Of that can develop the narratives of students, faculty, It's doubtful the nSWS media is aware of |ust how their I am sure several people have had religious or racial hatred when it is and familv members into a monumental chronu le. all en.ompassmg .overage is not allowing the wounds ot the displeasure at some point in time seen or heard. While those who en- This accusation is particularly applicable to the those who have lost loved ones to heal. What is even more of hearing racist jokes or comments gage in these tvpes ot acts ire atro 24-hour cable channels that have broadcasted nothing alarming the tact that it cashes m 0TI v Icwer's vulnerability. spew ovit ot the mouths of students cious Individuals, i (eel those who else tor the past three days. CNN has hosted a deluge Onecanonk wonder it this is the exclusive incentive for who think thev are funny, while jok- sit back and remain silent when ol interviews and lengthy reports, highlighting the such extensive .overage ol events like this ing around with those who are not of they know it is occurring are e\ en hardship that lech is experiencing. While we should praise the news for relaying the the targeted culture. worse it was those w ho sat back Sources quoted in major media outlets such as facts of the incident to*an otherwise unknowing na- Oftentimes, individuals who and did nothing while people were Hinghn Po$l still seem inconclusive of many tion, the way the media unmercifully pervades the make racial slurs or comments usu- being persecuted because of their crucial pieces of the puzzle. Questions still linger lives and plav I H ith the emotions ot those influenced ally defend themselves by stating religion or race who W ere partly regarding the motives of the individual who took by the happenings at lech is inexcusable. The extent that they are in fact not racist, but responsible (or the Holocaust and so man) lives, rhe media almost instant!) panned to H hich the media .overs events, specifically events lust fooling around, and their friend 0tlier instances ot massive geno.ide (ho Seung-Hui, the shooter, as a macabre aficionado that are still so sensitive, trivializes the tragedy and so-and-so is black, Jewish, and so on because nothing was done to stop v* ith a dark personality and hostile tendent leS. Other turn such disasters into marketing tools to engage the This defense is completely absurd it- Everyone can do his or her part details ot the developing storv wen rushed to print, greatest number ot viewers given that anyone who would even to Mop the violence before it ever disregarding possible bias and the need to thoroughly I he news media should have more respect tO those conceive making racial jokes in one an) thing more than the check tacts before publishing. This rushed dispatch of it has Continuously and carelessly show cased this group and then claiming to have a v\ or.lv we speak. facts degrades the credibility of the news the media week, and take two steps back from broadcasting the friend of that race is a pnony. Wheth- Craig Finket$iein is a otniot inter* presents to the public. despondency that afflicts the \ irginia lech community. er the criticism is made directly to national affair* mafor.
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II. K vuiKis MANNING and their leaders recognize Iraq as who have dedicated themselves to Contributing writer the mam battleground in the war on this 1 SUSS, and our nation as a w hole terror." Did American presence in A good percentage of Americans Amem ans sure love trends Iraq draw terrorists into thecountrv } heheve we are losing in Iraq, and that Whatever is "in" or fashionable or remaps. But American presence in implies that someone else is winning mainstream is at the top ot our list our own nation drew terrorists Into Who is that someone else' I he terror- But the current tad among much of America Extremists hate us whether ists. Let me say that again: if the US is the tmerkan public, as well as many we're in Baghdad or Boston. losing in Iraq, that means the terror- Ol our elected leaders, is much more Once again. McCain hit the nail ists are winning. If we lose all hope disturbing than the resurfacing ot OR the head "In Iraq today, terrorists and determination now, we forfeit the popped-collars. I here seems to be S have resorted to levels of barbarism game We allow extremists to create A "way-to-show-vour-love-and- A "thanks-for-the-helping-hand" pat totlieguv at luesdav a .aiullehght trend ot defeatism in this country, and that slunk the world, and we should another stronghold imm which to human-spirit" pat to Dr. Warner and v1e.1l whuheioped me with sitting and notonl) Is it hurt) uncharacteristic ol not be so naive as to believe their attack the United States When did it all those in attendance at the vigil standing. this nation, it's extremely become mainstream to M- Tuesday night. dangerous as well cept such an outcome? From a heain/-hearted senior who felt From en appreciattiv senior who comfort in the words of confide needed the,-\tra flenufjuics flam sere I his country is known So do we just give up? Do we It is not the American tor its resilience and tor its spirit to surrender a worthy and support from the IMU community grippttUj crutches and hei 1.7/ SHOW abihtv to make the best ot .1 just throw our hands in the air, goal Perhaps this war was had situation. Most rccentlv. not begun legitimately, but we bounced back after 9/II, call Bush a lying idiot and foam we re not fighting in the A glad I 111 not the onlv one pat A "thanks-tor the [uxieh -Nod H hen we turned one of the at the mouth at the thought of past we re lighting in the to the girl who drove b\ me on South tu .itii'ti-and-ev erv thtng-else" pat to largest tragedies in I S his present And right now Main singing hard and busting SOOM the IMi I'ubin Safer) Office and its torv into a chance to unify there is much at stake in SSflOUS moves to her tunes dedicated eniplovees tor keeping us the 2008 elections? I suppose we as safe across lines ol politics, reli- Iraq Withholding fund- From a funk* gM MHO can t dm* gion and raOB. \ow we have could, and that's what many ing from our troops in an anywhere without tinging in her car and From a grateful senior whonmti t- a chance to demonstrate our citizens and members of attempt to Wind things j I l pitgli .1 Mot out of her as NSW H enss usw wwingnttt to ttrvt the IMU resilience with the situa- doM n doesn't support /is ••>!'• goi a kick out of you. community a-- fv-f SI VOU OJM tion in Iraq No doubt the Congress have chosen to do. their original mission; it . Ircurnstances an1 anything negates their efforts h\ A "thanks tor being «»urs»>k'r but ideal, but all hope is not quitting before their job Is A v ou are-too-kind'' pat to the lost and neither is the war. That is, intentions are limited solelv to the completed. Demanding timetables tor lady and gentleman who helped me dn\ er* pat bo the Eton professor w ho unless we allow that to occur borders of that country We Amen- Withdrawal demonstrates halt-heart- jump my car — and even took a tew drove tat home from Greek Sing on (. ertainlv America is ta.ing a CanS are their pnmarv enemv. ami we ed determination we'll hang around shocks for the team 1 hursdsy difficult struggle against powerful in- Americans are their ultimate target tor a while, but if the terrorists |USt From a sophomore who left her light* 1 oupit Hitch'hiking torofity surgent v and terrorism in Iraq (more Si do we t"s' give up? I to we iust WOn'l give up, oh well. We tried. on. and thought she KM going to haiv no 1 didn't mind the ndaiiul the difficult than onginallv anticipate.!) throw our hands in the air. call Bush I et us not forget that it's impossible way home after her chtnmtryinb eye cotutu i/os welt But that is pradaeli the reason we a Iv mg idiot and foam at the mouth to win anything whether it's a war or cannot Jive up the fight John McCain at the thought ot the 2TO8 elections? a basketball game- If youVe expecting A "you-will-make it through-this superbl) stated the realit) ot the situ I suppose WO Could, and that's what to lose 1 don't know whan it became A "thank vou pM to |Ml tor ation dunng his speech .it \ Ml List mam cili/ens and members ol ( on fashionable toexpecl defeat and hope pat to all ot the brave I lokiCS introducing me to the love ot mv lite Wednesday, saying" whether or gress have choSCfl \>< di> However. for surrender, but I prav this unllaltcr From a /amor who will thonyt have -* Fnm a tove-sfrufJi guy who will not .il Qaeds terrorists were a present such behavior commits an injustice ing Amencan tmnd doesn't last long Np\ uil pla.e in hn heart for Maroon and be olotm on ont knee when youflnuth reading \hit dangei In Iraq before the war. then against the Iraqis who desire freedom kathiyn MSffffJlMJ ft) a junior histon i Inmge is no disputing thev are there now and democracy the American soldiers and polHiad 1 fewe ma/or 8.Thursday.April 19.2007 wwwJhebreeze.org The Breeze
Breeze Perspectives Hey Lou Dobbs, this is our country on drugs The CNN anchorman's recent remarks on the war on drugs were not only incorrect, but unsubstantiated
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tiful and complex and the acting is perfection. Menomena's third CD • 'All My Sons' at Miller's production tackles It is difficult to say which actor's character steals the show because they all do Each scene will astound the shows big improvement Latimer Shaeffer tough issues of lying, death audience with another character's magnificent perfor- mance. The emotion delivered by the actors show their ■v ALEX AUENCHEY Arthur Miller's classic play is BY F.ll/AiHH DANII.1 talent and a deep understanding of the play. contributing writer contributing writer being performed at latimer "It's going to be a different show even night Dan Crabtree said. With one part Kadiohead, one part Shaeffer theatre. The produt Although it has been a hard week for the JMU com- Mw can't help but relate to |the Tech tragedy|." Modest Mouse and one part all tneir lion will run from April 17 to munity, the show must go on for the cast of Arthur Viili- The war theme of the play also brings a sense of own, Menomena manages to create a 21. The show starts at 8 and I lu- emotionally charged play cen- importance to the subject matter. Senior Brynn Dorsey work rich in sound, voice and emotion. the Keller family, a group of people dealing with says that because her own family members fighting in costs S6 with your JAC card, In Friend or Foe, the newest Menomena lies, (ove and death Iraq, she knows that her family "goes through the same album, the band shows marked improve- S8 general admission. Joe, the patriarch, has a dark secret that everyone un- emolion|s|" as kate, her character. ment over their previous two albums / covers by the end of the play. The rest of the action oc- Ihe production phenomenally represents the 40s Am the Fun Blame Monster (an anagram curs in response to what foe has done. through costumes, lighting, props and the set. The of "The First Menomena Album") and • 'Prometheus' I display is (lawless and the entire production Under an Hour, released in 2003 and 2005 plete. Casting could not have been better; the set is beau- see SONS, page 5 at Theatre II respectively. Menomena (pronounced "Meh-nah- mah-nah"), consists of Brent Knopf JMU's theatre department (keyboard, guitar), will be performing this clas- Justin Harris (gui- tar, saxophone) sic greek play by Aeschylus and Danny Seim Menomena April 24 to 28 at the (drums), who seem to have matured experimental theatre. Tickets »»« with their new- Indie rock will go on pre-sale Monday est .ilhum, putting band April 23. Tickets will also be aside their youth- ful |ubilance and on sale two hours before the moving on to heavier subjects. While show and will cost S3. Senior the SOflgs may deal with more somber Brandon themes than in the past, they certain- Ferraro and ly don't lack the instrumental energy Junior McLean that has become synonymous with Fletcher Menomena. portray the Much like a sudden question startles characters of a davdreamer out of a fantasy, so do the 'Buro,:* Chriss Keller unexpected crashing of drums yank the and Ann floating, airy vocals of Menomena's songs Daever In back down to earth. With drumbeats and S> "An Inconvenient Miller., guitar licks thai seem to spring trom no- Trtrtli" production. where, Menomena is able to change the pace of a song quickly from solemn to Court Square Theater will fast-paced and then back again just as MINDIWI Mill III easily. In doing so. Friend or Foe often be showing the Academy times feel like a roller coaster of sounds Award winning documentary and emotions, building and rising with instrumental layers only to come plum- by former Vice President Al meting down in a rush of riffs and drum Gore on April 20. Tickets are kicks S6 at the door and S4 with The album begins with a bang as the Irvin's CD has orguiial lyrics, sweet melodies Nad song, "Muscle'n Flo," immediate- a student ID. The evening l\ starts with a forcible drum intro that morphs into various guitars and the lyr- will begin at 8 p.m. with the Saiiceno on bass Ihis trio has collabo- portions tH the album beJaSS reusing, Ica "I here's so much more left to do/ well 80 One Records rated to CieatS a self de** nbed sound the maforitj or Life I He I Jiel todkaasd was movie showing and a discus- I'm not young, but I'm not through." With Of ' lames l.nlor twisted up with [aSOn tompleted OVft tin- span i* three months these words, Menomena reveals llgns of sion will follow. \lta/ | ifa thins and Hen holds piaiii- In die process of finishing tlie t I * IH- cv artist keeps things the maturation process the band has un- Ufe Ok Lffe Dedicated is toll of 13 chansjed naas eones in fn-sivr nuSerial dergone, along with the deep introspec- uni«|ue and solid tracks. Irvin created lo prorJuOB this ti-p qualiU album Irvin unique on album tion that predominates throughout the original lyrics ac- also asked lor opinions ol tnnuls toiecatVS • DJ Night at Isis rest ol the album. BY ( UiHII. I I l< lllrll companied with iesdhadt on UH* mixes and song order h Friend or Foe then flexes its musical Cafe contributing write sweet melodies n Review vmdescribed their mam bcusaa "keeping muscles, with the next few songs be- One goal he had (or tile album energ\ high h", switching songs Enjoy some hip hop, house ing some of the album's peal Ihe most With move-OUl dl) around the the slbuDi MM 1o Eddie" amund aixl creating a BWMl product " and Egyptian music at the Comet most "' "s are in search of the produce musk th.it With tlie releaseot tin- album last tall. Ir notable being "The Pelican," a catchy, Cain Irvin guitar heavy song that you can't help dance party tonight, os well peffeoteoundtrack for the long car ride explores all types of unrussjxTitthevoarpnmWngit llxvhave home I ook no lurtlier, because **• different emotions plaved a vaneh ofshowsinkxiil venues and but tap your feet to and "Wet and Rust- as some hookah at one of the i rne Records artist Eddie < sin ir^ In is and he eert.imK 60 One Recirds \ an. us events I *> the |\U campus. ing," a more light-hearted ditty whose sure to get the |ob done w ith his album, managed to attain artist lime is running i ml to uilch this uk-nl lyrtCS aren't as pretty as the long lets 'burg hippest new hangouts. on. life Dk Life Dedicated that goal with this ed Mo perform before the end of th M piai album. It pnivides 38 minutes ol easy so lo get theJaSBSl information -iU«ut up Ihe lecond hall ol the album takes a more meditative turn than the Iirst. Ihe tals, creating tin- smooth,IH.tll. piano pop- listening and engaging h lies. According oanttng shows and dates visit ins Myapaos almost dreamlike songs are lull of rhetor- # Finnegan's Cove rock sounds throughout the album. to Irvm. the progression ol the tr.uks is page, »n/siuce.ami/riMrumirn*ni or rtl/i- ical questions and darker themes, tack- When playing live. Irvin is supported Intended to earn listeners on a ride all eaPUOm, IheC'l) is av.nl.iNe at tin- L I'H ling issues such as death, loss and find- bv the musk al expertise of Mm Michael Ihe way to the end ol Ihe album." other, located in Warren Hall, or at the Catch the luens of local ing one's purpose in life, The incendiary kronstam on dninis and Phil Went Although he had previousk written l\u Booketore musician Jimmy 0 tonight at guitar rifts trom the album s first half are mellowed here and coupled with saxo- Finnegan's Cove as he plays phones, adding a shadowy, otherworldly some classic songs. quality to the already deep, metaphorical lyrics Ihe album ends on a ver\ enig- % Movie Premelre In Grafton-Stovall Theatre matic note with a dark, ominous piano petering out, leaving the listener with ^ .-«re. a' only their thoughts on the meaning ot the 'Danny and Brian' Is a 30-mtnute long comedy dm about iSj m > past few SOnCf. In Fnendor Foe, Menomena manages metnamphelamlnes. produced and directed by JMU seniors \+ w to (raft an excellent album by balancing Send all events to Eric Sotenberger and Patrick CassWy. It wU be shown UHs Sun- both introspective thoughts and ideas ■as % with catchy, mesmerizing music. But breezearts@gmail. com day at Grafton-Stovall Theatre at 8 p.m. Admission Is free. ^s>" you don't have to take mv word for it; with a name like Menomena. it has to "■' - -■">'"■..-. n ■•• • ■ be good. 12 Thursday. Vpril 19. 2(K)7 www.ilwbrecze.orii The Breeze Brother Ali preaches JAZZ: Students help to jazz 'truth' in newest album up downtown Harrisonburg
JAZZ, from page II fed to it... I don't really have a favorite; any time Undisputed quality of lyrics, they learn new songs even da\ I he group we're reall) ooinioftabie up there 1 think we pun plays .1 wide variety of music ranging from better; KanJon said. swing to funk, 1 sttn, soul and ballads \. In addition to (heir weekh gift the Kind has vocals set album above the rest cording to Pyne, their main Influences .in been snoourand to record .1 live 11) tor sale by Cannonball Adderly, Paul Desmond, Sonny the Artful Dodger. Rollins and Miles Davis for the 1nstrun1enl.1l We have recorded two I IK but due to rop B* OWIN Hi fCMNSON sheer energy the combination of Ant and songs Their vocal pieces .ire inspired by Ella nght laws, we're not sure U we can sell them. contributing writer Brother Ali can produces when both are on top Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaugn, Billie Mohd.n and Pyne said- of their respective games. All's elastic word- I rank Sinatra. Over (he summer, Pyne hopes to conttlV pla) bounces back and forth between the beats They use their own arrangement of well- ue work on Dion original pie.es tor ,i new t I >. Most press released about underground btsMrt of the track to great effect. Ali advises listen- known tunes, and even feature a few original which may In- released in the fall Ihebaro plays Brother Ali make note *-i the fan i thai not only is ers When life leaves you beaten up / don't compositions by their drummer. Ken Ion. every Monday night from K to II p mat the \rtml he a devout Muslim, he is .tn African American lay around in it hurtin' pick them pieces up "I he stutt we do here has more of an R&B Dodger on S. Main St albino one at that. However; regarding IhcUndis / Cling closely to the people you love / they puled Truth, it is even more notebk that this f.ict your umbrella when the weather tough / See does not, even tor one second, threaten to ovee to it thai vour head is up / If not, just remem- shadow All's raw raleM or the overall quality of ber this just never let your chest and your chin his .llhum. touch." SONS: Classic plays brings The Undisputed Truth marks the Minne- several songs seem like a sale retreat to sota-bred Brother All's iccond full-length standard underground fanfare, be it intro- release ol his career un- spective reflections recounting past struggles realism to Latimer-Shaeffer «■ dernealh Rhymetayert (' Havlight"), or typical battle raps stretched r%L Review Entertainment, the label to over three minutes ("Pedigree"), that find co-founded by prolifU Ali covering oft-covered ground that even Brother underground Mt Slug of his superior flow and cadence cannot re- SONS, from page II ' -iI ing a subtle aura ot nostalgia that keeps Atmosphere. Here, Ali of- deem. characters are clad in picture perfect 40s attire, ■ e believable. Ali fers an often exceptional Hut each time The Undisputed Truth threat- with such attention given to detail that junior The cast consists of many good friends, which *** and occasional I) mediocre ens to grow trite. All hits the listener with a Emma Fyffe struggled with a hat that S «hanM ter made the rehearsals earn and fruitful. effort that shows artistic track like "Uncle Sam Goddamn," another mentions is from the 30s, which is | different style "We had a great rehearsal environment, which Undisputed prowth but fails to live unquestionable highlight of the album. The than the ones in the 40s. can't IH' said tor even show.'' t rabtree said. Truthis bands up to the "classic' status honky-tonk, harmonica-laden beat shows The actors thought is was s "really oool expe- Senior Brandon Ferraro s.nd that in rehearsals second release. main anticipated follow - All putting his lyrical abilities to good use, rience to do a period piece/ according to junior ' you 0M1 throw something new at [other actors|," Ing his stellar 2003 <<« but as he gives a scathing indictment of our Mcl#an Fletcher because the cast is so dose. Shadows on the Sun. country with such lines as "Only two gener- l look like my grandmother [in (he .us "All Mv SoflS* shines as a boautilullv acted The beginning one-two punch of "What- ations away from the world's most despica- tumes|," she said. production jam-packed with emotion and unbe- cha Got" and "l.ookin At Me SJdett .iw ' is uri ble slavery trade / pioneered so many ways Dan Crab tree had only one word to express lievable talent from production details to the matched by any other album in recent memory. to degrade / a human being that it can't be his feelings on the costumes "Suspends! results ot Pamela Johnson's directing. Ever) The former shows) Ali coming out of the gates changed to this day / legacies so ingrained "All My Sons" features a fabulous set de- one should BCC this production and witness this running with a hard-hitting \ erbal assault over in the way / that we think we no longer need signed by hen Nicholson featuring a two-ston compilation ot talent before BO many in the , ast churning power chords and relentless mares chains to be slaves / Lord it's a shameful house from the 40s wtdi amazing details again, graduate. wherein he aggressive!) addresses rivals with- display" and grimly jokes that "the grown- nght down to the wallpaper in the kitchen and Arthur Millers "\|| \U Sons" runs through out resorting to the tired rapt lit ties of gun talk. .ith lation is holding open auditions the power lines that lead to a meter on '1 Saturday night. The show starts at 8 p.m. and On the latter. Ah punishes ,i bass-rWH \ groove for the part of David." The song is a lyri- of the house tickets are available for $6 with a JAC Card in the with dense rhymes thai i ome .it .1 frenetic pace, cal revelation, and will undoubtedly remind Light design bv Shelly Thiss took much inspi- Harrison Box Office, located in Harrison Hall. practicallv forcing one's head to hob and one's listeners of Sage Francis' 2001 underground ration and colors from \orman Rockwell p.unt- room 110?, 12 to 4 p m through l:nda\ toes to tap. political masterpiece. Makeshift Patriot. Album producer Anthonv Davis, bet- In light of the recent Don Imus-inspired ter known as Ant. j| one ol the definitive controversy regarding the content of hip-hop. highlights ot Thi Undisputed Truth, I he two Brother Ali's The Undisputed Truth is a welcome had previous!) collaborated, but neither The year is almost over... reminder that the genre is capable of produc- demonstrated the comfort with one anoth- ing thought-provoking, well-reasoned com- er's styles as they c!o now. Ant was digging mentaries otl our society that can stand along- through crates ol obscure 70s soul records side other great musical works from different long before K.m\e Weal popularized sam- genres, grab a copy of The Breeze pling, and he drenches the album with a rich Overall, the album stands out heads .in soultul tone that onl) Luis to inspire on a shoulders above most current hip-hop offer- few tracks ings, through All's righteous vocals, variety of The momentum continues through "The qualit) lyrical content and Ant's lush produc- while you can! Puzzle." which showcases the chemistrv and tion. ftiriutteii Wai thebreeze.org .ii Round Fun ai this Indoor/Outd
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• v JEREMY CARMONA ful, funky piece ol art while BY HARRY WAKS-HM. cause he has reason to believe that his drivers, apparently unafraid of an early The Good Five Cent Cigar trying to maintain the reaped Tufts Daily kidnapped wife will be returned to him demise It's been said that the difference of the rap community it he wins. between Boston drivers and New v>rk KINGSTON, R.I — The Instead ot |ust rel\ ing on MEDFORD. Mat*. I here's no point Riding shotgun is a woman of du- drivers is that Boston drivers are ac- lll.uk Bycd I'IMS. who rein- flamboyant outhts, oHataeteful in pretending otherwise; the main rea- bious motives, and yery likely Alex's tively rude because thev don't like you, troduccd tin- world to . r,i/\ haircuts and innovative nick- son "Drive" is so great is that it is al- love interest In this situation, "Drive while New York drivers have only one dance numbers and old- names such as will.i.am and most entirely about cars But the show is sue. esstully takes a page from "l.ost"'s goal in mind: Getting where they're go- school b-hov mmvs, help to ape. the Black I vrd Peas decide also really smart. It knows that there is book (more successfully than, say, ing* and nothing but nothing can get in merge theM two trails with to go toward a musical experi- something that is much cooler than re- AB( s "The Nine") and introdu.es m their wav. You can be run over by either, the e\ t'r-so-glamorous Pwgit mental approach ally fast cars Alter all, would we watch its pilot episode about a dozen char- but at least know that the New York in its dcblll .illuim. Bridging Request-I me ts the tirst "American Idol" if the onlv contestants acters with questionable pasts, and driver probably didn't even notice you. tiir GM result ot this neul\ ilesigned were those awful theater kids trom high takes its time exploring their histories In any event, this dichotomy seems to This side of the Hlack Eyed musit \o.ais fjfom Mac) Cnrj school who could sing [OfllOffOW" in So tar, the shou has only tlashback'd exist in "Drive". There are some Boston- IV.is Nami to have been for- lend assistance to the tr.uk \~ one breath? one character, the dying father of a style drivers and some New York-style gotten or undiscovered In ,iu- we .ire (old to call up the re- Would we watch wrestling it it didn't petulant and rowdy teenage girl. You drivers, and we re meant to root (or the oienoN inttoduotd t<> the Kind quest line, echoes of futurist], have the backstone- and wasn't fixed so better believe we're rooting tor them latter. on 2003s BUphunk. Key tracks rings and chimes am sown in to the strongest didn't alw a\ s u m1 Absolute- — he's dying. The motives of the organi/ers ol the such .is I «-t's ((l't Retarded' play a part ot this creative st\ la ly not. What makes the cars on "Drive" so I he sennid most interesting car is actu- race are extreme!) obscure No clues are and "Hev Mama' delighted ot rap. notable is that thev are not lust fast >ars; ally a minivan ot the soccer mom variety. yet given as to why the race exists, why tin- m.isses with the rap and The Black l\ed Peas reallv the\ are cars with personality that also It's being driven b) a wire fleeing her abu- the prize ($32 million) is so high, or why soul infusion. hit the mark with this album* happen to drive last sive husband about two days alter she gave the powers that be are so cruel. Is it any- The Pe.is ■bo cama in full as the hand v\ .is so boldlv The cars concerned are alt involved birth to a son whose whereabouts remain thing like "It's a Mad World (l%3), and (on c on its most current al- brave enough to take rap to in an illegal cross-countrv road race. unclear. She drives around vvith a doll in the race is held merely for the amusement bum. Monkey Business. "Don'l another level, and to add a (How cool is that?) The most interesting place ol a bain and acts somewhat irratio- ot those in charge? Who even know-.1 We Phunk With My Heart' and creative and playful tw ist to car is driven bv tin1 de facto protagonist nally throughout the show, but bv gosh we can only hope that the show's creators "My Humps" helped to pro- the genre. (though ale show actually has a very do love her. She's not driving toward any- (including "Tiretlv"s Imi Mirjear) have pel the solo career of Hergie With the addition ot a te large ensemble cast), Alex fully, played thing, she s driving av\av trom a painful a long-term plan in mind, further learn- and once again captivate new male counterpart, the Pc.is can h\ Nathan l-illion, best known for his past (as we mav believe many ot the KOHl ing from "Lost "s improbable blueprint, audiences tor the tanned food now go about experimenting role as Malcolm Reynolds on "Hrefly." are) because the show has all the makings of group with junk in the trunk with even cra/ier and wilder He drives a beat-up pickup truck (not And yes, the car race scenes are ter- a long-term hit. Frankly, it doesn't matter Bridging the Gap shows bells and whistles, and maybe one of those SUV jobs -- this is actually ritu I he cars weave in and out ot some if Alex ey er flnds his wite - |ust watching the band testing tin- waters ot even create a whole new Rente meant to i.irr\ large OMCCtfl Irom one crazy highway traffic, unafraid to bump him race in that jalopy is reason enough making rap into sort of a play- of music place to another) and is in the race be- into each other and, in the case of a few to tune m Let's join to support Virginia Tech Get your dose of The Breeze every Monday and Thursday DUKES AND HOKIES UNITE.
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Hi1 iaw point-iprintingevery- looking alter mv tnends." Hokie football where. He saw guna waving. In response to the shoot- And then he ran. ings, the athletic department ! player gives his whitakiT, a Bophomore canceled all games md prac- quarterback from the District tical Monda) ami rueeday; account of day of Columbia, found hlrnaell the only scheduled gamo was near the rvnti-r ot the deadh- a sntth.ill game at Middlo leu B> ADAM Kit CORE eel shooting rampage In is. neaaea The Wiukington Po*i history 1 maaaacne that kilU-d \s news ot the sh.M-tinf's 33 people on the Bkukshur;;. spread a. loss «.inipus. coach- Dec Whitaker arrived .it \.i campus Mi- .'-* sped a Itn es reached out to make sure Hancock Hall .it IftOS am. his two tru-nds to his car, then their players were safe. Some Monday, live minutes carl) for weaved through traffic bark to .iw.n front campus class al Virginia r«di In Macke- in-, off-campus epartment A tor recruiting or other pur- burg, Va IWofirtendaal hot aide; drive that normall\ takes three OUldn'l rep»rt im their he walked toward the building, minutes lasted 20. JMU teams, hut one .ithletu otti.ial eager u> watch the televlalari In "I couldn't tell whether said, "To our knowledge, -it his daaaroom tor newa updates people were hurt or not." this juncture, all of our athletes about ■ shooting that had taken Whitaker Bald In ■» telephone have been accounted tor" ilv in place .it dawn In 1 campui don Interview. 1 waa Und oi on Official asked that he not be mitory the moVC I He whole time. I identified b\ name to IVhttaker [seared the wasn't really tfying to figure Men's basketball coach door at Hancock, he said, chaoa trouble? Officers for the Virginia State Police create a new barrier to wh.it was happening or where Seth Greenberg rusJ contacted erupted at NorriaHalL about 30 the shots were corning from. 1 block pedestrians from Norris Hall Tuesday at Virginia Tech. feel away He heard e^inartota was nist kind ot on the mow, 111 11 i Madison teams aren't giving up, testing courts JMU Track in I IM CaUftSA* jporu raVaor
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Tlw mcctinj; WSSD'I the most formal ot aaiherings, but n was snti t»i placed fourth In the 400-meter utmost ImpoitsftM to the inrjabats Track teams look hurdles.it last \ear's ccsnpetiuon of the viirtous I\ll \;irsit> sports and is seeded fourth m this; ear s btam to compete as event with a time til 1 In the dimly lit eomdur an Hind 5ophomore lessu.t Wade look 90 Madison sthletes and membsrs smaller squads tttth place m the shot put .it last 01 tin- Save Ouc Sports CoalHIofl v e.ir s meet and is seeded third in listened to the voice th.il is i:iv mt 111 \1 vi nu w Mi C.ovins ihem the one thmp thev, desire most 1 tit.'i tins \ ear's event .it 1 1 SO meters lunior Marisaa Higgins fin- hop,- ished fifth in the KHt-nieter hur- I ,irrv loseph. ;i lawyer with the Other brack teams ma) h.ne dlesat last vear s( A At h.ir ntHI profit orgsnizstioa, Bquih m Firepower than |\1L, but ship track meet, but has struggled AihlctKs. smwered BttueaM' ques Madison will have contenders in lit>ns while laying ""I 'he plan toi more than one event this week- w itli a quadriceps injui) tins sea- '■ hopes to put that behind s.ivmp the sports teems through a end at tin-Colonial Athletic Asso- her and capitalize on momentum raceau) tiled lawsuii ciation ohampionahips lobe held "We're asking queftkni and at |\!l . from her second-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles at the IMt finding oU wlut\ |0US| on with the IWo |\1L women s track ,ith Open lr.uk ami I ield Meet lawsuit.'' freshman gymnast Heather letes will be defending their titles, During the middle ot the Holder s.ud pnoi to the meeting. a- sophomore I eslie Anderson season I had ■> quadriceps miurv, V»e want to know our ehanves and placed tirst in the 4(H) meters last it we it goiag 'fix- allowed tti keep year, and and I had a hard time hurtling becauai - said " 1 Ins our sport while it's going un " past weekend got im hope- h.tt k A fiirmer member of the envi- up tor having a better season and ronmental departmenl oi 1 Washing going to the conference [cham- ilatM) inin. Jtiseph became pionship! with .i higher npectl inleiesled in litle l\ and et|iiaht> tlOlV" in athletics in IW>atier hearing while |Ml women's tr.uk ol what he deemed "unlair caaai and Held has manv individual siniilai tti IMU'l contenders, winning the COmpc jMt and ihe Board ol Viiitoa titmn as ,i team m.n be .i touglier lust BUdS the ,iils on Septemlvt 19, •ask 2(KK.. HI oroV to become Ink IX The thing I tn mostl) won COmpHSDl under the proportion.ihiv s l.mse I he law requires eollegiale times .ire getting taster and I'm tied aboul is we don't have the numbtTs." Anderson said I hev athieiK prognsm to mirror their hoping th.it this weekend I TR in | larger ( A A teams | put live or si. school's undergraduate population thf-itm,' Anderson said i have people in one event and I think in perceM Seven a title to defend." it s something we're |ust going to men's teams were oai along with she will have ptenl have to deal with il three on the women's side petition, though, and i- On the men's side, depth is "1 leel like w,- »veie told in a tirst in the even! b\ |ust four hun- reall) liranature way." rtofllei said dredths ot .1 SCCOnd Si even more ol .in issue However. individual performers are poised "Jeff Bourne (JMt suletM diiecsor] Mayo 1- seeded first m thv to siune in the program's last didn't even tell u«. he had other triple jump with a m.irk oi 12 32 1 \ \ ( h.impionships peopled" il meters Her ilosest competitor is lOSSph added tluil it was rBON • .it i: 20 meters learns that usuallv end up Winning, the\ have gu) I that are than the w,tv it was handled with the Madison has experience in competing tor --pots within ihw athletes and. avoiding ttJ Jtiseph. other ('AA Championship e\ ents the It lio.il s mteiptelalionof the ,|s well own team to compete in anv decttJOS was wrong Sophomore I a\onne I llerbe HVAN l »vi\■/!/»■/-fefti IHU h : "We re going to argue that vou JMU sophomore jumper Leslie Anderson will look to defend her title In the 40O-meters. ean'i cut the SMB'S track team and not cut the women's baCBUM thai « dis, iitninahon againsi the mcji," Joseph said The tnst use far QA, though, will be to add i\u as i danadant Beamer halts spring work-outs along with the Psusiuuaai t»t lulu- catlDa IIAwdl then petition the judge tor s preunuaary injunciion. to focus on community which would restrain IMl from gmiig forward with the cuts until a ruling has been made Hokie's coach set loot on a held in BUM I ships,' Swofrord said Todaj llns injunction Will iHespecial against Miami on Friday. we .ire .ill Htikies." l> important lo athletes hke tresh mourns with rest However; the tirst Hokiea Hokiea, from the Gold I rack man ninnei. JsBMS Snvdei Sn>dci to Compete will be the men's & lield and Softball team*-, will is among a number .it the athletes and women's tennis squads ,it resume plav this utvken. | whoii tooUagstothsi scboolsto ot'Blacksburg the Atl.inlu ' OBSf ( oni. i ton the athletes rvsumi'ddsses compete ai and ins housing rontrari Championships in Can. \( I he onh form oi iporta con- ligfa Point I imeisitv ihal has m CiAHk Ki in wii tinuing m the area is the minor I .Hi.cll.ilion deadline ot June I The Collegiatt Times league Salem Avalanche baaMball We love toconeeas.bui more team, who postponed its Men llian allotting we re |iis| i >ing t0 BLACKSBURG. Va. - After 64 r da) night game to reatrda) 1 II we,.HI get it back." the tragit event Monda) mom There's never been a rhoae who showed up for the Snjdcr laid Ingoncampua, the lechathletk iloublehe.ider were dressed in '■liit'le- WJSCed SIUIII.II departmenl is taking a longer more important time orange and maroon. Before the -eniiinents and w.nted It> know hiatus, including spring football tirst game, tans paused fo| what would happen in the event (he practice to cure for victims second moment t»t silenoi sports weie reinstated, hut the) had On luesdav let h director ot "it is .it times like these when i * nil another ichool Athletics |im mivet .md head and their families. communities must |oin tocethei |'h explained thai it tht I I \ 11 *o.i> li I rank Beamer m the faceoi tragedy and show ,i deuded to t.iniel the remaining -Coach I-rank lltaimr winsovei JMt and the sports M united strength and u.mp.ission reinstated, the individual athletes practices, which Includes the an- Virpnu led ! (or the vittims and their fami- would h.oc to become pUintiffi nual Spring < "imi1 this Saturdav lies .'■ sard ihepuhlk address svs themselves it the> wanted to he "I here's never been a more >9 tem at Salem Memorial Baseball reimbursed t.»i my deposlli put on important him-to tare tor victims Stadium. other nhoois He added that in ail and their families," Beamer Said i he walanche will pl.iv to luesd.u morning on I sp\2\ likelihood ibecoun would force v ontereiite t ommissioner night and plan tooiiiiMgain hold JMl lopax Ihosesimis < old Pizza There will be a |ohn Swonford issued .1 state- i enl ot silence f<»r those in- Anuthcr question the athletes time tor football again, but right ment aboul the leagues ded volved with the tr.lgeih had was whether th. t nivenit) now we need to turn all oi OUT sum to memorialize Mot llesa ol direct or in- COUld Still CUI the teams Without attention to the victims and their events .i n it affiliabon, bSost In the families havm| toi warn ntlc IX corrajriianca In solitude and solidarity, sports work! are stepping back r ,i reason Along with football, v.. dm we will remember those who to realize the magnitude of the it we win on merits the) could daj mcht'sbaseballgameagainsl have los) their lives md honor t raged) HI theor) «iu the sreher) teams ' the William A Mary tribe has our Iriends. CoHeagUCS and fel ust got ton n I VAN \<; Joseph said a- an example been cancelled and will not be lovt students .it vliglnia h' h Beamer said I he thing ran One of thousands of candles bums Tuesday night during made up However, baseball will With .1 moment ot sileme .it e.u h have l«) know is thai this is s(. / WWttl ■ the candlelight vigil at Virginia Tech In Blacksburg. be the first sport to on.e again ot our A< < Spring Champion* unlike Virginia lei h ' The Breeze www.thebreeze.org Thursday. April 19. 20071 17 ■■■■■HMMr TECH: Players are TRACK: Madison gears up for contacted by their coaches after tragedy upcoming C AA Championships TRACK, from page U TECH, from page 16 given event," junior Brian a time of 2<* minutes, 16.62 .ill ol his players, an athletic de- "I |ust know they Mid l- Buckland said. "They can just seconds. He is seeded second partment spokesman said.Green- people were dead. Hopeful- flood the distance events with in the 10,000-meter run at the herg's daughter, PMM ,i trrshman ly, none of my friends I he\ their people, and are able CAA Championships, but will .it Virginia Tech, also was sate. haven't named the people that to run guys-in ways that we compete in the 5,000-meter run [M football team's coach- died, so 1 don't know. I talked can't." instead. HVAN DYSON/ ing st.it) contacted players by to the football players and the\ Buck- While the im- fill- photo the position the coacn, quarter- tell me that everything is fine land fin- 46- plementation of back Sean Glennon said, and with the rest of the football ished fourth Title IX will elimi- three football players said they players. I mean, that's good, in the 10,000 [Other teams] are nate men's track believed all of their teammates but it's still sad knovMiig that meters last at JMU, were unharmed. so many people died in such a vear with a able to run guys in many of When teams return to prac- short time span." time of 31 the older tice, players know they will The location of the first minutes, ivays that we can't. mem- face tne difficult task of focus- shooting, West Ambler John- 8.2 seconds bers ing on sports in the wake of ston dormitory, stands across and KireK have de- BRYAN BUCKIAND tragedy, "I'm going to try my the street from Cassell Colise- missed the — JMl.; men's distance runner cided thev hardest," said W hi taker, the um, where Virginia Tech's bas- |( (A quali- will stay at Hokies' backup quarterback. ketball and volleyball teams fying mark -99 Madison "But I can't help being emo- play. The gym is connected to of 31 min- and con- tional and sad tor the people Merryman Center, which hous- ■igh tinue to train at high dead and the families. I'll try es all of Virginia lech's coaches earned him fourth place in the levels. my hardest to get back in it, aside from the football team\ event He will attempt to meet "Most of the guy but I don't know how well that Cassell will serve as a counsel- the IC4A qualifying mark hv .ire staving here and will be. ing center in the coming days. running the 10,000-meter race most of the guys h Friday. will continue to maf The IC4A Outdoor lr.uk train," Moran said and Field Championship is "I will continue to an annual competition held at train 100 percent different colleges every year. under Coach There are over 100 teams af- [Dave| Kink filiated with er and trv to the IC4A get in some and last big meets." year's Out- Moran 4 door Track will do this b\ Write for Breeze Sports... and Field running unat- Champion tached in races of his choice, send us an email at was CAA ri- with the ultimate goal of mak- val George ing the Olympic trials. sports @ the breeze .org for I . In field events, Doron White The fact is seeded third at 44.99 meters in more info that the JMU B the hammer throw, and fifth in men's track Buckland the shot put at 15.08 meters. Se- team will cease to exist after this nior Dan Rylands is seeded fifth year has not affected the mindset in the |avelin throw. ni vetvani an the team. The CAA Championships senmr C.W. Moran qualified take place this Fndav and Sat- for the IC4As in the 10,000 meter urday at the 1MI Track & Field at the Stanford Invitational with Complex.
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The Mavericks are almost a lock to gH that tar I he Suns, howev- allegations And of all the referees in the league, |oev Crawford (be- Altercation with Crawford leads er, M ould have to go through the Spurs, a three-time champion H ith causeoi Ins perceived toughness and Independence) would be about starplavers w idols perceived as utterly boring on and ofl tin-court the last name involved m Midi * hatter to speculation about NBA playoff So now, if the Sours and Suns are torced to a Game 7 to see which But the appearance ot Impropriety can be damning. team advances totheconferencefin.il to pla\ Pallas, guess where the And while Stern didn't adoRM that yestSfda) and proKibK seeding and "preferred" matchups game i\ill be played? WOn'l In iny OnaSe-reCOrd discussion, it s one ot several reasons »i Mil MM i Wmios Phoenix Why he had to do something decisive The Washington Post The COneptnK) theorists were alread\ at v\ork before Human Stem has nrm en to he quite the sheriff over the last couple of) ears, COUld get from the bench to the locker room alter being tossed some would say unnecessarily so. I would s.n necessarily so (this is WASHINGTON—t ommtssioni'r David Stern had to do something. I covered the game (or ABC and as MOfl as I finished listening to consistent I. ulu-tln-r we re talking aUn.il the dress ,,K)e for pla\ers or Six month*, after making it a point of emphasis that referees crack down Duncan in the locker room and turned mv cellphone on, I had tour the crackdown on on-COUlt whining. The NBA, in fighting lor its slue on GOHMivt pl.ner Ivhavior. the NBA simply could not let one of its voice mail or text messages suggesting the usual Iwo were from of the sports and entertainment pie. had belter make sure its produ< t referees. !,*•% l r.mford. slide (or throwing Tim Duncan out of a game recently rattled NBA players who quicklv noted I raw lord's role in is seen as ,i competition and not exhibition subject to am dSffjeC of (or laughing after Crawford said to him, "Do vou want to fight?" helping ensure the Suns home-court advantage, Yea, NBA players interference or ptedetenninabon. Crawford's suspension doesn't need The NBA's behavior campaign, which has been in effect for about talk about "conspiracies' all the time, about who prefers what match- to be foMVCf but he .ert.iniK needs to demonstrate he understands two \e,irs, wouldn't have a snred of credibility if Stern had just riven ups and win It's .i COnetant part of the postseason -hatter, though that challenging a player bo i fight, then throwing him out of B game ( r.mford a warning. I his w.isti't the first time Crawford had run nobod\ ever produces ,i speck of evidence that would support these for laughing is reason (or him to lie chased from the court as wen amok. He was already working under a /en>-tolerance warning after a technical-foul assessing spree in a playoff game four years ago. But not many of us saw this coming. Stem suspended Crawford indefinitely, which is a stunner. Stem said that Craw ford didn't particularlv think he'd done any- thing wrong, and might decide on his own to be done with officiating No one wants a burnt burger. \M \ ''.lines lor good—which is another stunner Crawford isn't just another zebra. He's probablv the most well- known NBA referee among basketball tans, the son of famous for- mer baseball umpire Shag Crawford and the brother of current MLB The Smokin Pig is catering for Graduation. umpire Jerry Crawford. The Crawfords are Amenca's nrst-familv of officiating. And Joey isn't just good at officiating basketball games; he might be the best. He's been reffing NBA games tor 30 vears and has worked even NBA Finals since 1986. But Sunday in Dallas, Crawford crossed the line with Duncan. Don't get me wrong, Duncan isn't innocent. He seems almost devoid of personality, but he's a whiner, plain and simple. riven so, "Do you want to fight?" isn't the response you want from | referee during a game. Duncan then said something completely benign to Crawford Call today! in protest of a foul call to earn one technu.il. and while on the ivruh was laughing visibly a tew minutes later Crawford hit Duncan with Last call on April 2S .1 second technical, which calls for automatic ejection. Duncan s oft The laughter ABC's microphones caught Crawford telling Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich that I Hincan's unpardonable sin w as laughing at him \ou could read Crawford s lips js he said the words making a mockery." Duncan, incredulous, left the fltxir and uttered a pn>tanit\. which earned him a $25,01X1 fine. The episode isn't subject to interpre- tation because it was captured on camera from multiple angles t r.m Pick up dinner package includes: ford uas making the t ase that Duncan's belly-laughing was an attempt to show up the referees. But Stern indicated that that excuse would not fly, that this had nothing to do with enforcing the earh -season point of pork BBQ and 3 sides Mate it Double meat and emphasis to assess technicals to players who slam the ball on the floor baked beans, coleslaw, macaroni or run the other way pulling their |crse\ s over the heads. add BBQ chicken And there's something perhaps more bothersome, depending on salad or potato salad how ,inual vou are. All for $7.75 By throwing I Hincan out for no good reason, Crawford, no matter plares. forks, napkins how unintentionally, gave Dallas an advantage the rest of the game I he Mavencks. with the No. I overall seed already wrapped up, had All tor $6.50 a person planned to p)a\ their starters only half the game. The Spurs were still fighting Phoenix for the No. 2 seed and home-court advantage in the sec- ond round of the playoffs and a win against Dallas would have forced the Suns to win in Houston and perhaps beat the Clippers, too. Without Duncan, the Spurs kat the game and a chance at the No. 2 seed. $*% This matters because the NBA—unlike Ml H the Nl I and the 540-453-5917 NHL—constant!y and with great resentment fights the perception that some larger force (uh, the referees, league office and network partners) tries to influence the outcome to get favorable plavoff matchups. Alre.uh, Located on Wolfe Street people in basketball circles have been openly rooting for a Suns-Maver- icks Western Conference final because those teams have played the most Next to Kline's Downtown entertaining basketball the NBA has seen in the past two \van,
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