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VOl. 105 A STUDENT PUBLICATION OF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY No. 75 Moscow activist's home firebombed BY SEm 1RU8COIT that the bombing was related Graves' house sustained only d' Alene for her arrest during "I'm scared to death right The Daily Evergreen to Graves' topless spree in minor damage. that protest. now," Graves said Tuesday. Moscow this summer. Instead': Several hours after the The Moscow Police depart- "But I know we have to MOSCOW - A Moscow the ftrebombing seems to have bombing, police discovered a ment has no suspects. There respond. We can't just' run. activist's house was fire- been a terror reaction against threatening note in Graves' have been no further terror That only empowers them." bombed Tuesday morning, Grave's local anti-racism mailbox calling Graves, "a dis- incidents, and police patrols At an informal meeting .shocking the community. activities. grace to her race." The note have been increased in town . Tuesday, Moscow citizens Lori Graves, an Earth First According to the Moscow instructed her to stay out of The police still are gather- activist and WSU graduate Police Department Tuesday Coeur d'Alene and that "her ing evidence and conducting planned a series of events to student, woke up to see a burn- morning an unknown person days are numbered," among interviews in Graves' neigh- unite the community in oppo- ing porch and a fiery cross in set a cross on fire in Graves' other threats. borhood. Materials from the sition to racial terror. her yard Tuesday. yard and then threw a Molotov Graves believes the bomb- firebombing site have been A candlelight vigil is sched- Monday, Graves was one of cocktail onto her front- porch. ing may be linked to her sent to a regional forensics lab. uled for today at 5 p.m. in three' women acquitted in a Graves and her roommate involvement in an anti-Aryan In the aftermath of the Friendship Square. A town sports court ruling allowing women awoke to the blaze and began Nations protest in Coeur bombing, Moscow residents meeting in the local communi- to go topless in Moscow. combatting it with water. The d'Alene this summer. Graves and activists gathered around Cougar Invitational ty center is planned for next Investigators have ruled out fire was eventually put out and is suing the city of Coeur Graves to show their support. week. tips off today Page 11 Seeing the worldfrom a new perspective Men's basketball Recruitment faces Eastern in Cheney tonight topic of TV show BY MArnmw SMYLIE Page 11 The Daily Evergreen Swimmers competing at The WSU College of Education will show an episode of the Seattle-based television program Husky Invite ''True Colors" on Friday. The program shows stu- Page 11 dents and staff discussing the school's minority recruitment program. The 5-year-old recruitment program, called the "Future Teachers of Color," brings high school stu- Opinion dents from across Washington to the WSU campus, Let the Makah where they are taught various career opportunities in the education field. conduct their Milton Lang, the director of the program, four whaling in peace College of Education students, WSU Provost Gretchen Bataille and WSU Regent Ken Alhadeff Page 5 traveled to KOMO- TV for the taping of the show on Nov. 10. On the show they talked about the minori- ty recruitment process, opportunities on campus and Borderline the effect of Initiative 200. Om puts his solo See SHOWon Page 4 career on hold to rejoin Black Group addresses Sabbath mates Palouse poverty Page 7 FROM STAFF REPORTS Pierle finds lingerie nirvana at 'Enemy Poverty on the Palouse and its potential solutions are the topic of discussions starting Tuesday by of the State' Citizens for Economic Opportunity. Page 8 , CEO recently won an $8,500 grant to conduct the series, which it hopes will teach interested people how to deliberate about critical social issues in a way ouote of the Day that promotes public awareness, the group said in a 1f a soldier or civilian is news release.. STAFF PHOTO BY CHUCK AU.EN The forum will be held at Emmanual Baptist. cau9ht in a life.threatening Kristy Debrauc (left), a freshman business major, and Ucia Arnot, a junior majoring in it is his right and Church in Pullman from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. A light sit1J8IioIl, architecture, practice doing handstands durning the yoga class on Thursday. ~ his obligation to S8I/e dinner will be served and child care will be provided. hirnseJf in accordance with Emmanual Baptist Church is located at 1300 the laW·" Yoga class expands mind, body and soul Sunnymead Way. Benjamin Netanyahu Members of CEO inWhitman and Latah counties BY ERIN O'NEILL "Yoga is an incredible stress-reliever for me," have been working over the past two years to create Today's Weather Contributing writer said Licia Arnot, a third-year Architecture major. "I a public voice for the approximately one in four chil- hate to miss a class." dren on the Palouse that live in poverty, the release ome describe it as an almost orgasmic experi- The whole class is about focusing on the self stated. ence, an incredible stress reliever and a great and the movements of the body, Arnot said. She Sway to tone the body all at he same time. said the moves were a bit awkward in the begin- Crews spray campus What is this phenomenon? Yoga. ning, but says it is easy to catch on. Yoga is an exercise involving a series of stretch- Arnot said since starting the class in October she trees to halt vandalism es and isometrics, flexing of a muscle and then cannot see any physical changes yet, but she feels Mostly Cloudy holding that position, said Rosemarie Waller, owner stronger. FROM STAFF REPORTS of Power Works Aerobics. Waller has practiced "I definitely have more energy since I started H 34 L26 yoga for four years and began offering it as a class taking yoga and I feel good," Arnot said. This is Anyone thinking of stealing a Christmas tree in August. . Arnot's first time taking yoga, she said she- loves it from the WSU campus should think twice before Like a lot of people, at first Waller did not think and plans to continue taking it. cutting. Weather 2 of yoga as a workout. "I didn't think I'd like it," "It is defmitely a work out, you are sweating Crews began spraying campus evergreens this Waller said. "But 10 minutes into the first class I week with compounds of chemical and animal Opinion 5 when you're done," said Holly Anderson, also an took, Iwas hooked." scents. If a treated tree is cut and taken indoors the architecture major. Yoga is the opposite of aerobics, Waller said, warmer temperatures cause it to emit an offensive Borderline 7 When she first heard of yoga she admitted she because it focuses on strength and flexibility rather odor, according to Kathrin Brun, Physical Plant thought it sounded a little "hokey." But like most than a hyper, heart-pounding work out. grounds supervisor. sportS. 11 who have tried it, she loves it. She said what she Yoga focuses on mind and body relaxation, Detection of the chemical sprays could be used likes most about it is that it's low impact and relax- Classifieds 14 Waller said. Participants will see improved strength to prosecute individuals possessing trees taken ing. and lean muscles. The objective of Yoga is to focus from university property, she said. the Web VISit us on at the body. Proper positioning and relaxation is ."Rosemarie really helps us out in class, she Brun said one tree is believed to have been lost - from a recent planting near the east coliseum park- 't/rIINI.dai~.oom important. See YOGAon Page 4 ing lot to someone cutting it for a Christmas tree. s·.'-'A_~"""", , ~. s' f' '·'1'1 t ... r
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Liz Tamura Liz Gurtner Shannon Orser Dawna Yntema Shane Bornstein Arzierin MohdAmin j NEWS BY SE'IH TRUSCOTT The Daily Evergreen sive Furbie. While there are no. Fwbies on Palouse shoppers are seeking out campus, Cougar gear, candles and Cougar gifts, comic books, leather Tommy Girl perfumes top the sales goods and even new Walking Elmos list at the Bookie .. this Christmas-but nobody will be "We're selling a lot of every- able to get their hands on the elusive thing," said Bookie gift purchaser Furbie. Martha Mathison Thursday. 'The Local toy merchants can't keep usual Cougar t-shirts and sweaters. the toy Furbies, an interactive cross We sell a ton of candles, a lot of dec- between Teddy Ruxpin and the orations and Tommy Hilfiger fra- Tamagotchi, on the shelves. . grances and jewelry. We haven't sold At Wal-Mart, customers lined up out of anything yet. We're seUing .outside on the day after down, though, which is always Thanksgiving. All the Furbies sold good." out in ? minutes. "It's supply and demand," Business, she said, is nothing explained store manger Michelle compared with the huge boost in Dagget, noting the makers of Furbie sales last year caused by the created this sensation with a limited Cougars' long-awaited victory over supply. "They think they'll be able to the Huskies and their subsequent create another Tickle-Me-Elmo journey to. the Rose Bowl. craze." "It was phenomenal," Mathison Dagget doesn't know what the big said. "It's going to be really hard to deal is about. ever beat that." "I haven't actually gotten to play The hottest selling gift items at with one myself," she noted. Moscow's Safari Pearl comic book The Pullman ShopKo ordered shop are Sandman graphic novels; three dozen and watched them fly reprinted bound editions of the out the door. retired Sandman comic series. "We had him for about a week," said senior sales representative "He's one of the Endless, the Stacey Massersmith. brother of Death," said manager Massersmith explained the Furbie Popular toysfor Christmas are elusive around the Palouse Kathy Sprague. "This isn't like this: "Have you ever seen the Superhero stuff, it's far more liter- movie 'Gremlins?' He looks like the er, they chatter among themselves, plays favorite kids' songs and sells Elmos and new Walking Elmos ary." Sandman novels, she said, sell little white one, the one that didn't thanks to an inner sensor. Furbies for $29. Shopko only has one left. remain popular. mostly to college-age adults and become a Gremlin (Gizmo)." normally sell for $25, but can go for In the adult section, ShopKo is all At Wal-Mart, the Walking Elmo, older. Meanwhile in Safari Pearl's "The more you talk to him, the several hundred on the Internet. sold out of fiber-optic Christmas which walks when you put special leather shop, Eclectica, custom more he learns," Massersmith said. Another hot seller at ShopKo is trees: Glowing, multicolored artifi- shoes on Elmo is a hot item, but even leather items, including leather Furbies talk, belch and fart, and an interactive banjo-shaped toy cial trees. in the face of last year's craze, the Christmas stockings, are doing brisk when two or three are placed togeth- called Barney Song Magic, which Massersmith noted Tickle-Me- Elmos remain a far second to the elu- business. Cougar Shootout Santa FillsHisShopping Bag at Nature Sport Women's Basketball 'r Tonight ./ Gloves, Hats, Mittens Colorado v. ./ Beautiful Wool 5:30pm'. Sweaters Washington State v.Bo ./ Patagonia Clothing 7:30pm a Long Underwear ...... @...~~~.~.~~y...~9.H~~.~m . ./ Birkenstock footwear Tomorrow ./ Oakley Sunglasses Championship 3pm Win $300 worth of @ Beasley Coliseum textbooks for next Nature semester from the ~~~~~Spon~~~~~ Bookie. Palouse Mall • Moscow 883-9462
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HotJava never was sold as a com- The Daily Evergreen The course will be lecture-based Labor management issues, mercial product. and contains several written assign- migration, ethnicity, and hero wor- WASHINGTON - Microsoft The allegation is significant The buzz around campus is the ments on books, video clips and the ship will all be touched upon in the confronted a rival computer execu- because one of the government's first baseball history course at WSU Internet. No examinations will be course. tive with e-mail Thursday that sug- central claims against Microsoft is will be offered this spring. Students given. The class will examine the contri- gested his company offered in late that it tried illegally to divide the are flocking from. all comers to An example of an assigment Hill butions of great players like Babe 1997 to cease work on its Internet market with Netscape for Internet watch professor Frank Hill, Ph.D., will assign is reading "The Natural," Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Ty Cobb and software in June 1995, months browser software and agree not to take .the mound. then watching the movie and writing Jackie Robinson. before Microsoft began offering compete with another company. History 395 "Baseball and a paper comparing the two. Hill came to WSU in 1987 as a any browser, the software that lets Citing the e-mail, Microsoft American Society" will be taught by Hill is a lifelong baseball fan and graduate student and began teaching people view information on the accused Sun Microsysterns, then Hill Mondays, Wednesdays and is knowlegeable in the sport. history courses. He received his doc- Internet. Fridays from 1:10-2:00 p.m. in Todd Through his experience instructing torate in American History here in developing its HotJava Internet The government said it had no Hall. history courses, Hill noticed how 1996. browser, of proposing to "unify evidence Sun's alleged offer was The three-credit class originally trends in the sport have been reflect- "When the history department browser efforts (and) stop compet- carried forward, and little informa- was structured for 30 students but ed by society ever since the sport's started seeking out new courses that ing" with Netscape. tion was a~ailable about the con- has now swelled to 125. conception before the Civil War. people might like to offer a couple Netscape's was at the time the text of any agreement between the Interest in the course surpassed His experience as a history years ago, 1 suggested the baseball world's most popular browser. companies. Hill's expectations. instructor coupled with his passion course," Hill said. "I was hoping it would be popu- for the game keyed Hill's interest in After planting the seed with the lar, but I had no idea it would take the class. department, Hill took his idea to the off like this," Hill said. "I hope The fallout from a disturbing arti- department chair Roger Schlesinger SHOW: Shown at Cleveland Hall cle Hill read in an April 1991, edi- who turned out to be a big baseball there's some baseball fans left over Continued from the front page to take it next time. The Mariners tion of Sports Illustrated left Hill fan and surprisingly receptive. program and the should be so lucky." angered with the attitude of players' "I think that a lot of the main At the beginning of the program, benefits of expos- The class is listed strictly as an these days. issues in American society can be co-hosts Vivian Phillips and Enrique ing students to dif- elective and doesn't qualify for The article depicted the players of understood through study of sports, Cerna asked Bataille about the ferent ethnicities. humanity credits. The class will today as being so self-centered, they and especially baseball," changes 1-200 will have on minority Lang said emphasize baseball in society and ignore the careers of great players Schlesinger said. recruitment. Bataille said Washington when he founded how it became America's favorite from yesteryear and the price they The two brainstormed and came Governor Gary Locke has said the the program in pasttime. paid to make baseball players' up with a makeshift syllabus they legislation, which outlawed affirma- 1993, he .used to "It's listed not as baseball, but as careers better today. submitted to the department com- tive action by governmental agen- drive to Tacoma, History 395 Special Topics in the "It's astonishing that Randy mittee for review last spring. cies, did not apply to recruitment out- AuiAoEFF Seattle, Spokane printed catalog itself," Hill said. Johnson didn't even know who A year later, Hill's vision is a real- reach programs. and back to "But online, it was listed as History Hank Aaron was when he first ity and he is confident the over- "She was very supportive of our Pullman just to pick up approximate- 395 special topics, baseball." pitched for the Montreal Expos," whelming interest in the course will program," Lang said. ly 10 high school students. But with Hill believes he gained most Hill said. be a springboard for similar courses After the interview with Bataille, growing interest in the service, he interest right off the bat by announc- "In many cases when students in the future. Lang said he and the four students: said they were forced to tum down 60 ing the class to his three sections of leave this class, I hope they'll have The course will not be offered in Susan Green, a teacher's assistant, students who wanted to attend a Gen Ed. as good, or better, of an understand- the fall, but is likely to be available Algerian Hart, a graduate student three-day conference last February. "That's a pretty easy way to reach ing of baseball than most big lea- again in the spring of 2000. majoring in English, Damien "We're really excited about the Pattenaude, a senior majoring in condition of the program and how it English, and Tien Nguyen, a fresh- is evolving," he said. man, answered questions from the The 30-minute program will be hosts and audience about the pro- played continuously Friday from 8 s~vs .... gram. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on a television in ~!!t. Colle(f foo~?\11SA~Ur~?\~ Alhadeff, who sponsors the pro- the first-floor lobby of Cleveland Oa g. Q'tiIf NFL fOO~AIISund?\~ gram, then discussed the goals of the Hall. Downtown MOISe YOGA: Huge demandfor class .882-2050 Continued from the front page grams and is strictly doing yoga. She Pool $1 Until6pm 'I walks around to everyone and too said she switched over for its 52" Big Screen Satellite TV checks and adjusts our positioning," physical and spiritual benefits. Anderson said. "Yoga exercises and Waller currently teaches one yoga stretches every muscle giving a total section that meets twice a week. She workout. I feel refreshed after an said she is trying to add another sec- hour-long class." tion for the next session. She said Yoga seems to be taking hold, the there is a huge demand for her class, Moscow Wal-Mart said they have both sessions filled up on the first had requests to order more yoga day and waiting lists were started. workout videos. However, Yoga is "I'm excited so many people are not just gaining popularity in interested in my class," Waller said. Pullman. 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The United States social strife between countries. There are However, once the ISS is up and run- on the Makah is getting ready to many countries working on parts for one of ning, those experiments will be long term, launch into an era not the largest structure the world has we have allowing scientists to gain better under- seen since the Apollo It's time we made people ever attempted to build. Many astronauts standing. There is a possibility for better program. This is the more important than a whale .. and cosmonauts are combining their skills cancer treatments without the use of human The Makah tribe has retumed return to an adventur- in the weightless vacuum to construct the or lab mice test subjects, or a tetter under- to its ceremonial whale hunting ous, technological space station. standing to side effects of prescribed medi- and animal rights activist groups breakthrough in the This station is no small wonder. By the cine. These are things could ultimately are going crazy. manned space pro- time this proud creation is finished, it will change our lives. The groups claim reasons for gram. The be larger than a football field and will be The International Space Station is a International Space interfering include that humans JUUE LATURNER seen orbiting the earth by people on the global project the people of earth should Station. ground. control over nature too much Commentary be thankful for. Along with improving and that progress should not The ISS is impor- While people look up to the sky and relations internationally, bonds also will come at the expense of animals. tant because it is a watch it pass above, marvelous experiments be created in. orbit. The people in the NICKZnzMAN What do these animal rights global cooperation. Everyone is responsible will be conducted on the station that will countries involved with aeronautics are activists understand about Commentary for getting the pieces in space on schedule. change a lot on earth. leading the way to a healthier planet- nature? Unlike the Apollo trans-lunar flights, a com- Right now, the shuttle does a lot of both socially and scientifically. When The Makah tribe has a legitimate reason for whal- petition between two countries, the ISS will experiments dealing with medicine, plant this marvel is finished, it will strengthen ing. They do not hunt for whales for slaughter. They be the technological convergence of the life and basic science such as combustion, a the bond of people on earth and show hunt to fulfill a tribal traditions. A tradition handed century. major energy demand. These experiments just how small this blue oasis is. down ever since humans needed other animals to sur- Not only will humankind benefit with in microgravity, which help scientists under- vive. the scientific information the space station stand different properties of items better, Julie LaTumer will return your call if There are no set laws in nature. Nature simply is a will bring, but it could help end political and will be short term-a week or so. you leave a message at 335-2290. survival of the fittest creatures who can pass their genes to future generations. Although humans may seem to be on top, the path Freshman gives her take to the top of nature never came without a struggle. Believe it or not, humans have no physical features Leller 10' which aid survival. In terms of survival nature, humans on Finals Week at WSU are among the worst- equipped animals. We have no fur to keep us warm, no camoflague to Finals Week is just a mere few days away. keep us stealth from intruders. No claws or fangs to And for some students, the stress and anxiety the Edilor defend with. Our sense of sight is worse than a bird's, attacks, have already begun. our sense of smell is worse than a dog's, and our land I have never really understood the concept of speed is roughly one-third of a cheetah's. And since we a final exam. Unless it is the only exam in the have no feathers, flight also is impossible. course, then its purpose is to see how much The grinch Making matters more difficult, humans are the stuff a student can cram into their head. In the slowest animals to develop. It takes about 18 years for case of college, it is to see how much stuff a a human to reach maturity. Whereas many other ani- stressed out, on the 'edge, college student, can that stole EMs mals take a matter of months. While human children cram into their head. It almost seems the professors want to see are helpless, offspring of other animals take much less ERIN WHEAnEY Editor: time to develop their own survival skills. how well a stressed- out student does when pre- Commentary Clearly, our chances of survival in nature would be sented with at least four or five final exams in My family and I have for many years spent a lot of pathetic if it was not for our only advantage: technolo- the space of two weeks. It almost seems like a bizarre experiment on the human mind. To see how well a human time and energy on Christmas decorations for our gy. With the ability to make things other animals can home. We have even been mentioned in your paper not. We gained the 'ability to survive along with other can do on a test that equals half a course grade over a semester's worth of material. To see how well the sleep-deprived mind can do as a place to visit to see our lights. animals. on a test that really shouldn't even be given. But we all know that A few years ago we decided to add little life to our Unfortunately, we tend to take survival for granted. isn't the case. . Christmas display. We decided to make a life-size After all, as long as we have money, we can always eat What does a final exam actually measure? How much someone cutout of Elvis and his eight tiny hound dogs. and sleep, right'! What happens should civilization be can remember out of a course, while at the same time, they are trying We played his Christmas music each evening. This taken out of the picture? We would have to hunt or to remember a semester's worth of stuff for four or five other class- project brought our entire family together and every- grow our own food, and find shelter. Our survival is a es? one who came by enjoyed Elvis and his music. This basic instinct. Professors will tell you final exams are something all college stu- year we decided to add Bing Crosby to the display. If the price of survival means eliminating a few ani- dents deal with. But if professors gave a test, say once a month on. Together they made a great display. mals, no one should be held back. After all, animals the material covered that month, than why would they need a final However, last night about 4 p.m. an evil grinch can always eliminate humans, if they deem it neces- exam? Those tests covered the material and what you had to learn stole Elvis and left Bing all alone. He and the hound sary. If other animals kill humans to ensure their sur- during that time period. Why would they need a final exam for? To dogs are crying, as are we, and no music can be heard vival. but humans are not allowed to kill animals there assess what you remembered three months ago? Some people's in our house today. We hope that the "Grinch who definitely is a problem. minds just don't work that way. And they remember even less when stole Elvis" reads this and. has a conscience. That said, there is a difference between using ani- they are stressed. Hopefully, the "Grinch" will return Elvis to Bing's mals for survival and slaughtering them. The Makah Most professors will tell you the purpose of final exams is to SIde and our home. Undaunted, we will continue to tribe can hunt for whales, but they should not purpose- assess what you learned from the course as a whole. But wouldn't decorate for Christmas and we may add more char- ly slaughter them, as our ancestors did to American the time be better suited seeing what students would have liked to acters to our display, though Elvis may never return. buffalo herds during the 1800s. They should be able to have learn in that course they didn't get to learn? To assess the stu- tell when 'enough is enough. Native Americans do have dents view of the course? The time spent on final exams could be Rod Thorton a history of peacefully coexisting with nature. spent bettering the course by seeing what the students want in a Animal rights activists should realize needless course. The students are paying to go to school here, shouldn't they slaughter of a species we could use for our survival is be allowed to be allowed to take a course is beneficial to them and Applications are now more important than the Makah hunting for a few their future career? whales. To prove they are not slaughtering, the Makah The basic premise of this column was to address some of the rea- being accepted for should use whale remains to make products to improve sons why final exams really don't make much sense. And some of the quality of their lives. the ways the time spent on stressing out students and giving finals Spring semester. Survival is'the one thing every species needs at the exams, could be better spent. But then again, final exams have been base level. Could animal rights activists be lobbying to given out by universities and colleges all over the world for hundreds Pickup and return make our continued survival more difficult? For their of years, so by all probability, they are not going to stop anytime own sakes, as well as ours, we had better hope not. soon. applications at
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pinion Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Policy Unsigned edtorials are the majority ' .~' THE (DAILY) EVERGREEN STATE Running: Gorton itching for reelection campaign THE AsSOCIATED PRESS They split, of course, over whether Gorton will restoration, agriculture and power, he said. being the tum-of-the-millennium election. He be vulnerable. Voters just returned Democrat He is one of only four Republican senators even offers a bumper sticker for the Democrats: OLYMPIA - Washington's senior senator, Patty Murray to the Senate with a landslide 58.4 with a seat on both the Appropriations and "A new leader for a new generation." Republican Slade Gorton, said Thursday he'll percent and Democrats hold all but one statewide Budget committees, and is chairman of the But he says it won't fly. He says voters under- seek a fourth six-year term in 2000. office. interior subcommittee on appropriations. He stand the importance of seniority and of having a He'Dbe 72 when that election rolls around but Gorton, a former state legislative leader and also is on the Commerce, Science and senator who can deliver on the major issues. he saidhis age shouldn't be an obstacle, He added three-term attorney general, said he won't make Transportation Committee, Energy and "I guess I'llhave to challenge them to a race," that his growing power in the Senate enables him any formal announcement until April or May of Natural Resources and the Select Committee he said with a chuckle. "I ran in the Seattle half- to watch over Northwest issues. 2000, but that he's a definite candidate forre-elec- on Indian Affairs. marathon last Sunday and finished second in my His decision, confirmed in an interview with tion. By virtue of his appointment as counsel to age class. I'm in good health. I'm enthusiastic and The Associated Press, comes as little surprise to "I find this job very rewarding," particularly Majority Leader Trent Loll, he is part of the lead- I've never been a pound overweight. That's not either party. State Democratic Chairman Paul with leadership and committee assignments that ership group that decides the direction of the all virtue, but inheriting good genes." Berendt and his GOP counterpart, Dale Foreman, put him in a position to work on big-picture issues Senate. "He's peppy, so peppy he runs us on the staff said,they've long assumed Gorton would seek like tax reform, Social Security and balancing the Gorton said he presumes challengers will try ragged and we have to work with him in relays to another tenn. ' federal budget, and state issues like salmon to make an issue out of his age, especially with it keep up," said Veda Jellen, his state director. Humane Society protests hunt Divers search for WWII THE ASSOCIATED PReSS president of The Humane Society department wants to limit females bombs in Columbia River of the United States, sent a letter to to 35 percent of the harvest. OLYMPIA - Mother bears the commission urging a rejection In addition, hunters are focus- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS could be killed and their vulnera- of "this ill-conceived plan." ing on the western edge of the ble' cubs left orphaned if the 'But Steve Pozzanghera, who Blue Mountains, and the agency RICHLAND - Navy divers unsuccessfully searched the bottom of the Washington Fish and Wildlife oversees the Department of Fish wants to encourage more hunting Columbia River on Thursday for what are believed to be two World War II Commission approves an and Wildlife's bear management, across a bigger area, he said. bombs. unprecedented spring hunting sea- said agency biologists actually are "We can't say no cubs would Efforts to find them failed after a marker that was placed near one was son in Eastern Washington, an ani- trying to protect female bears in be orphaned," Pozzanghera said accidentally dislodged by divers. mal welfare activist said the southeast comer of the state by of the permit-only hunt proposed "It's like looking for something in the fog with the lights off," Richland Thursday. seeking a spring season. for April 15 through May 16. "We Police Capt. Mark Panther said. The nine-member commission, Since the passage of Initiative think we can do everything possi- Strong currents and muddy water made things difficult for the divers, who which sets the state's hunting sea- 655 in 1997, which outlawed the ble to minimize the potential for expect to return Friday, he said. sons, was scheduled to consider use of bait and hounds when hunt- orphaning to occur." The suspected bombs were found by Columbia Basin Dive Rescue crews the proposed hunt in the Blue ing bears, the number of female Male bears are the first to during training exercises - the first on Nov. 15 and the second one Sunday. Mountains during a meeting bears taken in the fall season emerge from their dens in the They are near each under, under some 50 feet of water, Friday in Seatac. jumped to 50 percent of the total spring and will roam in the open in One bomb is lying on the bottom, and described as 41 inches long and 11 Wayne Pacelle, a senior vice harvest, Pozzanghera said, The search of food, making them a bet- inches wide. "It looks like a big cigar with square fins." Panther said. CONCORDIALUIHERAN Pullman Church Calvary Cbapel Twin Cities Sf. Thomas More CHURCH of the Nazarene (an affiliate of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa) Catholic Newman Center -- 820 NE 'B' Street 1015NEOrchard Drive(across from Beasley) 915 SE High Street, Pullman 115 NW State in Pullman 2 blocksdown from the Bookie Pastor: Dudley Nolting Sunday worship l1 am Gladish Community. Center Sunday: 9 a.m, II a.m., 7 p,m. Campus Minister. 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Nursery Prorided BUilding a Conuriunity of Chri -Th THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Now Osbourne and lomrni are "We got our success from the rant admirers, from worshipful getting ready for Black Sabbath's people," Osbourne says. "Everyone witches to professing pious groups NEW YORK ~ Guitarist Tony North American tour to promote a said we wouldn't last five minutes, and famous murderers. Trance new record that is appropriately said we couldn't play, couldn't sing, Osbourne recalls a police photo- Iornrni sits in a midtown hotel room, Ups/SkyLab reflecting on Black Sabbath's 30- titled, "Reunion" (Epic Records). couldn't write songs. Lo and behold, graph that showed his lyrics etched Is- Electro year history. Next to him is singer The tour is the first to feature the 30 years later, we're more popular ·on a wall inside the apartment of ser- Ozzy Osbourne. Years ago, both original lineup since Osbourne left than ever." ial killer David Berkowitz. Sandwich vowed never to share the same stage the band in 1978. It is scheduled to "Reunion" features heavy metal Then there was a man in Get Here and again. begin in Phoenix on New Year's classics, "Iron Man" and California who erected a tombstone Black Sabbath is the band that Eve. Other cities on the tour: Los "Paranoid." The songs were per- in his back yard as a tribute to pioneered heavy metal music with Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Boston formed by lommi, Osbourne, bassist Osbourne. He sent the singer a its amplified dirges brimming with and Detroit. Geezer Butler and drummer Bill videotaped invitation to be buried in cryptic lyrics and bone-crushing "I always felt that the original Ward before an adoring audience in the shrine. riffs. During the early I970s, the Black Sabbath was unresolved," the band's hometown of "The guy's a stalker," Osbourne band's exploits became synonymous says Osbourne, his eyes hidden by Birmingham, England. The live says. with the hard-rock lifestyle of all- tinted eyeglasses. "We just kind of material is complemented by two Mounting egos led to Osbourne's night parties, groupies and exhaust- flicked it away." new studio tracks, "Psycho Man" departure in 1978. While lomrni ing tour schedules. If a recent in-store signing for the and "Selling My Soul." continued to record and tour as On the band's frrstAmerican tour, new album is any indication, the The band's name was snatched Black Sabbath, succeeding lineups Iommi and Osbourne knocked down reunion tour will attract as much from a 1963 horror film starring never commanded the attention of a hotel wall in Virginia. attention as the band's first Boris Karloff. the original. "We were angry guys," American tour nearly 30 years ago. "The whole image was built up "We've all been around long Osbourne explains. "And we just The line of Black Sabbath fans based on the name, Black Sabbath," enough in different lineups, but thought. 'Hey, let's just scare every- stretched a block long at a record lomrni says. body:" store in Times Square. Black Sabbath has a host of aber- See SAeaAn-t on Page 8 Pam Tillis to appear at Beasley Dec. 16 BY LIZ COOPER throughout her tour, she wants to Tillis will sing some of her famil- Contributing Writer have local children choirs to be a iar hits, including "Maybe It Was part of her show. That had Kerr, who Memphis," "Spilled Perfume," and To help promote holiday spirit, has only been in town for six "All the Good Ones Are Gone." country singer Pam Tillis will be months, looking around. In addition, she will feature making her way to Beasley He had heard of the Jefferson songs from her new album, "Time," Coliseum on Dec. 16, for a Jaguar Jazz, and contacted them. including, "I Said A Prayer." "Holiday Evening with Pam Tillis," "It adds a little local flavor," he Concert goers can look forward a concert series planned for 17 cities said. to such holiday favorites as: "Have that will feature some of her country This will be the second concert at Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," on PageS hits, as well as holiday favorites. Beasley this semester. Kerr said he "Jingle Bells," and "Away In a There will be no opening act, said hopes to have a few smaller shows Manger." Beasley Director Joe Kerr. each year, rather than just one big The show begins at 7:30 p.m. Students from the Jefferson show. Reserved tickets are $20 for adults, Elementary School choir, the "It's important to find our niche," $18 for students. Jefferson Jaguar Jazz, will be join- Kerr said. "We are within the area of Susan Huffaker, of the ticket PHOTO COURTESY CF ARlSTA RECORDS ing her for some of the holiday two universities, and several sur- department, said ticket sales are Pam Tillis will bring her songs. rounding communities. We need to steady, but people around here tend Christmas show to Beasley Kerr said Tillis' agent said that to wait until the last minute. work with those demographics." Coliseum on Dec. 16. ., FRlIlA~, DECEMBER 4,1998 BORDERLINE . The Charts High technology, lingerie make Singles I. "I'm YourAngel," R. Kelly & Celine Dion. Jive. 'Enemy of the State' enthralling 2. "Nobody's Supposed To Be Here," Deborah Cox. Arista. (Gold) 3. "Lately," Divine. Pendulum. (Platinum) If you are 4. "Doo Wop (That Thing)," Lauryn HilL Ruffhouse. Voight), a State Department official, another long day of "browsing." paranoid about wants the bill to pass, so he had the 5. "From This Moment On," Shania Twain. Mercury (Nashville). The acting in this film is superb hidden cam- congressman killed. 6. "Because Of You," 98 Degrees. Motown. (Gold) from top to bottom. Smith is excel- eras and peo- Unfortunately for Reynolds, a 7. "Love Like This," Faith Evans. Bad Boy. (Gold) lent as the conf dent lawyer. It might ple watching 8. "Lullaby," Shawn Mullins. SMG. naturalist studying geese migration be his best performance yet. The your every (Jason 9. "...Baby One More Time," Britney Spears. Jive. Lee), inadvertently caught the supporting cast is outstanding. move, don't murder on tape. 10. "Have You Ever?," Brandy. Atlantic. Regina King ("Jerry Maguire") is see "Enemy of Lee has a brief encountes with 11. "The First Night," Monica. Arista. (Platinum) solid as Carla Dean. Lisa Bonet, who the State." \2. "Iris," Goo Goo Dolls. Warner Sun. hasn't been seen since the "Cosby Will Smith 13. "This Kiss," Faith Hill. Warner Bros. (Gold) "Enemy of The State" Show," is effective as Dean's ex-girl- 14. "Trippin'," Total (feat. Missy Elliott). Bad Boy. CHRIS PIERLE is the target friend. and the gov- ~~~~ 15. "How Deep Is Your Love;" Dru Hill (feat. Redman). Island. (Gold) "Enemy of the State" displays At The Movies ernment , is 16. "Jumper," Third Eye Blind. Elektra. Starring: some great young talent. Lee monitoring 17. "Save Tonight," Eagle-Eye Cherry. WORK. ("Mall rats"), Tom Sizemore him every hour of the day. They use Will Smith 18. "Hands," JeweL Atlantic. ("Saving Private Ryan") and Seth satellites, cameras, listening devices, 19. "One Week," Barenaked Ladies. Reprise. Gene Hackman Green ("Can't Hardly Wait") deliver bugs and database searches to track 20. "Thank U," Alanis Morissette. Maverick. great performances in small roles. him. Smith in a lingerie store and placed My favorite character was Green, Modem Rock These types of technology proba- the disc in his bag. although it's hard to believe a man bly exist, but whether they are actu- Now, the government is after who looks like he's 15 is leading a I. "Never There," Cake. Capricorn. ally used this way is debatable. But Dean and his only hope is to tum to high-tech government operation. 2. :'Fly Away," Lenny Kravitz. Virgin. it's still exciting to see these high- Brill (Gene Hackman), a former "Enemy of the State" is directed - 3. "What It's Like," Everlast. Tommy Boy.. tech devices and how they're used in NSA agent who knows their every by Tony Scott (''Top Gun") and pro- 4. "Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)," The Offspring. Columbia. the movie. move. duced by Jerry Bruckheimer, No one 5. "Slide," Goo Goo Dolls. Warner Bros. Robert Dean (Smith) is a young Of all the great scenes in "Enemy makes better action films than 6. "Got You (Where J Want You)," The Flys. Delicious: attorney who is headed in the right of the State," my favorite has to be in Bruckheimer, "Bad Boys," 'The 7. "Celebrity Skin," Hole. DOC. direction. That is, until a disc is the lingerie store. Beautiful women Rock," "Can Air" and 8. "Circles," Soul Coughing. Slash. planted on him without his knowl- are walking around in bras and "Armageddon" are just some of the 9. "Inside Out," Eve 6. RCA edge. underwear, displaying the lingerie movies he's worked on. 10. "Sweetest Thing," U2. Island. The disc shows the murder of a being sold in the store. These films aren't Academy R&B Singles congressman (Jason Robards), who There is no way a place like this Award-winning material, but they're opposed a bill that would allow the really exists. Guys like me never all exciting thrill-rides. I. "Nobody's Supposed To Be Here," Deborah Cox. Arista, (Gold) National Security Agency to use would leave. I'd "look around" all So is "Enemy of- the State." It 2. "Lately," Divine. Pendulum. (Platinum) advanced technology without autho- day long, and when they closed, I'd keeps the edge of your seat occu- 3. "Love Like This," Faith Evans. Bad Boy. (Gold) rization. Thomas Reynolds (Jon pitch a tent in the store to rest for pied, and has an extraordinary cast. 4. "Doo Wop (That Thing)," Lauryn Hill. Ruffhouse, 5. "Trippin'," Total (feat Missy Elliott). Bad Boy. 6. ''I'm Your Angel," R. Kelly & Celine Dion, Jive. SABBATH: 7. "Can I Get Au," Jay-Z (feat. Jamil of Major Coinz and Ja)." Def Jam. Osbourne's solo-career on indefinite hold Continued from Page 1 8. "How Deep Is Your Love," Dru Hill (feat. Redman). Island. (Gold) that. There was no mystique about His solo career is on indefinite 9. "Love Me," 112 (feat Mase). Bad Boy. when we get back in this one, there's it.Jam, smoke a fewjoints, get a few hold while he and his old chums 10. "Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)," Jay-Z. Roc-A-Fella. no comparison," Iommi says. bottles of beer.... " decide how much longer to extend R&BSingies Black Sabbath was among this- Since the breakup, Osbourne has the reunion. year's nominees for induction into enjoyed a controversial, prosperous Osbourne would like to record a I. "Pushin' Weight," Ice Cube (feat. Short Khop), Lench Mob. the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It solo career. full-length album, but says the deci- 2. "Ghetto Cowboy," Mo Thugs Family. Mo Thugs. was the band's second nomination. In 1992, he announced his retire- sion is not his to make. 3. "Doo Wop (That Thing)," Lauryn Hill. Ruffhouse, When asked about Black ment from music but returned to the "It's not my band," Osbourne 4. "Whatcha Wanna Do"," Mia X (feat. Charlie Wilson). No Limit. Sabbath's musical legacy,Osbourne road three years later with a says. "[just sing." 5. "Money's Just A Touch Away," Mack 10 (feat. Gerald Levert). Hoo shrugs, "Don't ask me what that Retirement Sucks tour. Iommi and Osbourne say they Bangin, means because I'm clueless about A year later,he launched Ozzfest, will be able to part on amiable terms heavy metal's answer to when the reunion ends. Lollapalooza. "Years ago, we had too many "We all have to carry on some- things surrounding us. We were how," Osbourne says. "We have to young," Iommi says. "Now we've survive and feed the family, you grown up and we can handle Don't forget know." things." FERDONANDBS wish list for the Holidays featuring: Can Heads Anniversary Boxes of limited edition 2 year cougar gold L.rfje 2-hetn Pizza, ~alaJ, or DreaJ.licL., anJ 2 DrinLt. MeJiutn l-Toppinfj&. DrinL or I Egg Nog Ice Cream I ~tnall ~-Toppin9anA DrinL 101 food quality building 335-2141 '" , . r=~'(. DEgMeeR.4.1998 • PA viewers have heard Eric Cartman's IS-second version of Styx's "Come Sail Away," nothing can prepare lis- Rock show on.Saturday to benefit teners for the complete five-minute version. Siinilarly, four of Chef's Palouse area food banks romantic ballads such as ) "Simultaneous" and "Tonight Is By MATIHEW. SMYLIE a senior majoring in biochemistry. band "The Dead Casuals" were Right For Love" have been The Daily Evergreen The concert will be held at 300 responsible for organizing the show. reworked and rerecorded into full- Spaulding St. in Pullman, after the But with most of the band currently length songs. owners of the house offered to host away from Pullman, a collection of Five local bands will perform at The second type of songs on the the event. other WSU students took control. the Fourth Annual Palouse Canned album are covers of songs from the Gamer said admission to the con- Gamer said most of the organizers Food Drive Concert for local food show, but covered by surprisingly cert is either two cans of non-per- of the concert this year are sched- banks Saturday night in Pullman. high-quality bands. As fun as it was ishible food items or $3. The food uled to graduate this year, leaving Soundtrack The concert will include bands nearing Isaac Hayes singing "Hot will be donated to various local food the show's fate uncertain. such as The Genetics, Aunt Sophie's Chef Aid: The South Lava," allowing Perry Farrell and banks. "I really hope someone else Disease, Bahai, Juba and Nth, who DVD.A. provide their own version "The idea is to get people to comes along and keeps it going," he Park Album have varying musical styles ranging adds an entirely new dimension to come and have a good time," said. from punk to electronica. 1,'cl.?**1/2 the song. Gamer said, "but also to help other Gamer said the concert. will "We're basically trying to get an American/Columbia Finally, in the same style as people out with the food." begin at 8 p.m. and continue Pf't .eclecric group of musicians togeth- soundtracks such as "Spawn" and For the first three years of the midnight. - '; er," said co-organizer Ethan Gamer, "Judgment Night," various high- event, members of the local musical If you just can't get enough of the . profile bands have teamed up on four famous 8 year olds from songs unrelated to the show. Who group, one has to wonder why they ability to improve on near perfec- Colorado, "Chef Aid: The South would have thought that letting came to WSU, but for those in the Park Album" has exactly what you tion with his remixes of Gus Gus' Ozzy Ozbourne, The Crystal former, the new Paul Oakenfold "Purple" and Paul Van Dyk's need to tide you over until the next Method, DMX, 01' Dirty Bastard album "Tranceport" is just what the new episode. "Words (For Love)" that remain and Fuzzbubble collaborate on a doctor ordered for the next two While albums based on television somewhat faithful to the originals, cover of "Nowhere To Run" could weeks of school. cartoons are nothing new, most of yet are taken to the next musical possibly sound as good as it does. Oakenfold, who began his career them focus on jokes and characters level. Amid songs by ex-Clash singer in the electronics-pioneering dance the audience has become familiar While some people may com- Joe Strummer and Elton John, tracks clubs of London, has built his with such as "The Simpsons" or plain that the songs have been by Master P and Mousse T. Vs. Hot "Beavis and Butthead." But Chef career around mixing other artists' made to sound much too similar, 'N' Juicy seem strangely out of songs, ranging from U2 to Snoop Aid seems to have made a genuine with the same bass line running place, but are still enjoyable when Doggy Dogg. Building on his suc- effort to create a musical album that through three consecutive songs, put in the context of Comedy cess, Oakenfold has created appeals to both fans and newcomers Paul Oakenfold the minute details such as a faint Central's highest rated show. Tranceport, a single II-track song_ vocal track or guitar rift, give each to the series, and it more or less sue- I mean, c'rnon, where else are Tranceport comprised of different mixes he ceeds_\ l1hs songs its own distinct personality. you to hear Ned Gerblansky sing done in the last three years. While Puff Daddy continues to The 21 tracks on the album tend 1:nZctl't'ctc "Feel Like Making Love" through While a common musical thread massacre pillage Bowie and Sting to fall into three categories. Kinetic Records his "cancer kazoo" or Kyle, Stan, runs through the entire album, songs, it is nice to see that someone Approximately one-third of Chef Cartman and Kenny sing along with Oakenfold's mastery of personaliz- Aid is made up of extended versions like Oakenfold can take a great Wyclef Jean? There are two types of people in ing another artist's songs imbues song and mainlain or even improve of songs previously heard on the this world. The ones who like to each track with a unique type of the quality. show sung by series regulars. While By Matthew Smylie listen to music while they study, energy that can also be listened to and those who prefer absolute by itself . By Matthew Smylie silence. . Oakenfold proves he has the For the people in the latter· C L A WHO? S S The Algebra Student N The English Mqjor o or in other words, someone like you. T ! GET IT. 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The offense is just boost our confidence even more." averaging 92.7 ppg and is shooting 46.3 Cathy What could be better for the Cougar The first game slated for Friday night is percent from the field and 71.4 percent McNeely women's basketball team; the fact they're American vs. Colorado at 5:30, and the from the free-throw line. is.one of 3-0 or the fact that five of their next six Cougars will follow when they play Early success for WSU has come in a four games are at home? Probably both. Bowling Green at 7:30. large part due to the play of Tricia Lamb, Cougars The Cougars will tip-off their annual When the Cougars take on the Bowling Alke Dietel, Cathy McNeley and Yvonne. averag- Cougar Classic tournament this Friday Green Eagles, they don't plan on shying Volkman, who all average 10 or more ing ten when they welcome American University away from the game plan that has worked points per game. or more from Washington D.C. (4-0), Colorado (3- so far this season. Rhodes said his team will Lamb leads the team in scoring, averag- points a 2) and Bowling Green from Ohio (3-2). continue to use its high pressure defense ing 25.7 ppg. Besides leading the team in game. WSU seeks out its II th consecutive cham- and transition offense to beat the Eagles. scoring, she also leads the team in free- STAFF pionship in 18 years. Defensively, the Cougars have forced throw percentage (80 percent) and 3-point "This is an important weekend for us their opponents into 92 turnovers in three percentage (54 percent) and is shooting 54 because we are at home and it will help set games and have managed to hold oppo- the stage for what we can accomplish at nents to an average of65.3 points per game. See SHOOTOVT on Page 12 Cougars hope' Stairway to stardom Swimmers to rebound in the hunt from injuries BY emus PiERLE at Invite The Daily Evergreen BY RoBERT WEST CLEl.AND The Daily Evergreen WSU and Eastern Washington have the same problem: Both teams have lost key The WSU swimmers are pools ide once frontcourt players to injuries. Inside play- again with their Northwest nemesis for ers will be scarce when the Cougars travel quality water racing at the Husky to Cheney to play the Eagles on Saturday at Invitational. 7pm. Several highly-ranked swim teams were WSU (2-4) will be without center Brian in attendance when the four-day event start- Stewart and forward Steve Siotemaker. ed yesterday at the Weherhauser King Sophomore forward Eddie Miller is doubt- County Aquatics Center in Federal Way. ful this week. All three players are ham- The Cougars attempt to make some pered with ankle injuries. waves in the Olympic-sized pool against "We're going to have to live with mak- teams such as No. 6 California, No. 12 ing jumpshots," WSU coach Kevin Nevada, No. 17 UCLA and of course the Eastman said. "Right now, we don't have a Huskies. super inside game." . The event will serve as a precursor for Neither does Eastern. The Eagles start- the Pac-IO championships in February. ing center Jason Humbert· is out for the sea- "We'll be there four days and we'll get to son after suffering a knee injury in the 81- check out every single lane and locker 59 loss to Gonzaga on Monday. room," coach Rocco Aceto said. "It's like a "Right now, we have no inside game," dress rehearsal for Pac-lOs." said EWU coach Steve Aggers, whose The Husky Invitational will be a reality team has dropped three consecutive games. check for the Cougars who are up against "We have to figure out some way to get some of the most talented teams in the Pac- some kind of offense from our post 10. play,"Aggers said. "We have to make some The team also is getting a sneak preview changes, because what we're doing right of upcoming meets against UCLA on Jan. nOW is not very successful." 16 and Nevada on Jan. 30. One change the Eagles (1-3) will make The University of Hawaii also is swim- is giving more playing time to Chris ming the Invitational and Aceto sees them Johnson. The 6-fott, 11-inch freshman as an up-and-coming team. Hawaii coach averages I J.8 minutes per game this year, Sam Freas has returned to his post after an but with the injury to Humbert, his playing II-year hiatus and will be overseeing both time will increase. the men's and women's programs. "We're going. to be smaller and we'll He last coached at LSU where he led the have to play Chris Johnson a lot," Aggers men's team to an SEC championship. said. "He plays hard and tries to compete, Though Aceto has respect for Freas, he but he's awfully young and inexperienced:' still believes his women's team is stronger. This game will probably be won on the He plans to propose a dual-meet in Hawaii perimeter, and match-up of guards could be against the team next year during intersting. Eastern is led by guard Deon Thanksgiving break. Williams (12 points per game) and forward After the Washington meet during Apple Shannon Taylor (13.5 ppg), who at 6-3, is Cup weekend, the teamstayed on and prac- more of a perimeter player. WSU guards ticed early in the week, working on distance Chris Crosby (15.5 ppg) and Jan-Michael STAFF PHOTO 8'f KEllIN GERMAN and volume. Thomas (12.7 ppg) are playing well. John Munro, a sophomore majoring in MIS, runs his daily workout on the stairs of Martin After a brief Thanksgiving break, the Stadium on Thursday. Munro hopes to walk on to the Cougar football team this spring: See Hoops on Page 12 See SwIMMERS on Page 12 Vandals face big-time opponent Holtz accepts coaching SAJ>OR. McAR1lfUR lar styles. Each likes to run the floor after making the jump from junior The Daily Evergreen and rely ori athleticism from the college ball. job at South Carolina guard and small forward positions. Point guard Avery Curry has The University of Idaho basketball Missouri is lead by 6-foot, 5-inch picked up his solid play where he left THE ASSOCIATED PRESS South Carolina athletic director team has proved it can beat up on the swingman Albert White. White has off last season, averaging 12 points, Mike McGee would not confirm a likes of Montana and Western been a workhorse for the Tigers, aver- but the addition of Scott and compli- COLUMBIA, S.c. - Former deal had been made, but official Montana, but it will have a new chal- aging just over 19 points and nearly mentary forward Mike Jackson has Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz is word was expected later Thursday, lenO'e when it faces Big 12 10 rebounds per game. But there is a allowed Curry to focus on running leaving his CBS football analyst '. the source said. Co~ference foe Missouri on the road definite dropoff after him. the offense. position to take the head coaching A man who answered the phone SaturdaY, The Tigers next leading scorer, Missouri, which has .factored job at struggling South Carolina. at Holtz's Orlando, Fla., home who Missouri is the second tearn from a guard Johnnie Parker, is averaging heavily in the national picture in the CBS Sportsline reported would not give his name said he major conference the Vandals will just 8.6 points per game. recent past has had to take a step Thursday that Holtz would join the was not aware of any deal. Several face in the early season. Idaho lost 70- Idaho has been paced by sopho- backward, relying on freshman point Gamecocks, and a source close to later calls to Holtz's home got busy 57 at Florida State, a member of the more guard Gordon Scott's 19 point guard Kenyon Dooling to run the off- the university who spoke on condi- signals. Atlantic Coast Conference, two pergame average. Scott, the Sporting fense. tion of anonymity confirmed it. Previous reports have said weeks ago. News' preseason choice for Big West The Vandals are 0-4 all-time "I've heard the reports and South Carolina was prepared to The Vandals and Tigers have iden- player of the Year, has been a more against the Tigers. Tip-off is sched- those are accurate," the source offer Holtz as much as $1 million a than welcome addition to the Vandals tical records, 4-1, and play with simi- uled for 5 p.m. said. year. P/tGE 12 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 199B SPORTS Robinson named coach at UNLV ) Hoops: Redemption afactor Continued from Page 11 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . ball Thursday after a one-year absence, games and we have to be willing to "We're at a real crossroads taking charge of a UNLV football pro- change." .The Eagles will have to with our team. We have to LAS VEGAS - John Robinson gram that is about as bad as any of the The 63-year-old former USC and contain Kojo Mensah-Bonsu figure out a way and find knows something about coaching one door mats Robinson's Southern Los Angeles Rams coach was given a .(12.2 ppg), who had his first some solutions." of the elite teams in' college football. California teams played over the years. three-year contract at $350,000 per sea- career double-double in a The Eagles are shooting He's about to get an education on "We have to create a miracle or a son to turn around the fortunes of a 74-71 victory against just 56 percent from the free- coaching one of the worst. sense of passion first off," Robinson Rebel team that went winless this year Portland State on throw line. Like WSU, Robinson returned to college foot- said. "We've lost a lot of football and has lost its last 16 games. Wednesday. Eastern has been badly out- "They have outstanding rebounded by its opponents. athletes and great quickness, The Eagles posted a SWlMlVIERS: Cougars placed 12th at Invitational last year and that worries us a lot," shocking 83-82 upset victory Eggers said. "But the thing against the Cougars last year. Continued trom Page " Eldridge, breaststroke; Sarah Ewan, Aceto is hopeful the team will 1'm most concerned about is Some .WSU players might team returned to Gibb Pool Monday butterfly; and Katie Keller, freestyle, climb the ladder a little bit this year. our team. We have to figure want redemption against the for an intensive, high-heart-rate work stepped up to the challenge for their He believesthe Cougars could finish as out a way to be successful." Eagles, but Eastman said he out. After the practice was over, Aceto team. high as fifth in the event. One way for EWU to hopes revenge is not a moti- issued a challenge to motivate his team "For me it was easy," Aceto said. "We're looking to stand up and improve is to find a way to vating factor for his team. to perform. "For the team, it was a living hell. We compete against top teams like Reno get the ball in the basket. The "I hope the reason we "I told them, If you break the pool trained them hard." (Nevada), and Cal-Berkeley,'.' Aceto Eagles are shooting a horri- want to win is because that's record in the 200-medley relay, you Aceto hopes the breakthrough will said. "A lot of our kids have never ble 36·percent from the field our game right now," he can go home," Aceto said. translate into some positive race swam against international-level this season. said. "If you have to rely Four swimmers rose to the occasion results this weekend for the Cougars. world class swimmers," Aceto said. . "I'm disappointed in our constantly on outside moti- and broke the record by more than a The Huskies proved to be inhos- "Our goal this weekend is to get as field goal shooting, our exe- vation, then you'll play well second. pitable hosts last year finishing first in many kids into the finals as possi- cution offensively and our in streaks and probably Anna Hohmann, backstroke; Erin the event while the Cougars took 12th. ble." foul shooting," Eggers said. won't be too successful." .---NOTICE OFAC.TION- ..... SHOOTOlJr. Dietel averaging 17ppg . Homerun Notice is given under SEPA, RCW 43.21C.080,that Washington Continued from Page 11 State University took the Action described in (2) below on December ers on the floor as well since they king faces 1, 1998. percent from the floor. are a balanced scoring team. "There's no question right now "We will put our best defen- 1 Any Action to set aside, enjoin, review, or otherwise challenge such lifetime ban Action on the grounds of noncompliance with the provisions of Chapter she's our best basketball player sive player on Raterman and look THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 43.21 C RCW (State Environmental Policy Act) shall be commenced on overall," Rhodes said. "It goes to see how well we can' make or before January 4, 1999. beyond just the scoring. She's in things difficult for her," Rhodes TOKYO- Say it ain't so, Oh. working for rebounds, she's play- said. "At the same time we don't 2 Description of Agency Action: An elaborate sign-stealing The decision to proceed with the construction of a new Student Recreation ing team defense. She's just a want someone else to come for- scheme has Sadaharu. Oh in the Center containing approximately 151,000 square feet of floor area on a player right now that is doing ward and have a big game. The 17-acre site on the Pullman Campus of Washington state University. middle of an investigation that everything she can ------idea will be to shut could result in a lifetime ban for the 3 Description of Proposal: to help our ball club ""'I"'le idea Will the whole team all-time home run king. (Covered in response to (2) above) be successful." ~ be to shut down and not just Oh, who hit a record 868 home 4 Location of Proposal: Dietel is second one player." The site is bounded by North Fairway Drive to the south, North Fairway in scoring, averag- the whole team Senior Sheri runs in Japanese baseball, now manages the Daiei Hawks. Three Lane on the west, and Orchard Drive to the north. ing 17 ppg and down." Quinton will most accused Hawks players have denied Type of Environmental Review under SEPTA: leads the team in HAROLD RHODES likely get the 5 any part in the scam, and Oh was Preparation of SEPA Checklist, dated April 9, 1998 rebounding, pulling WSU WOMEN'SBASKETBAlL defensive assign- down an average of ment against astounded by the reports. Documentation may be examined during regular business hours at: "I .can't believe it. I'd like to 6 Department of Facilities Development eight boards a game. McNeley Raterman. believe my players," he said Commons Offices and Volkman are third and fourth The Eagles are fairly similar Washington State University Thursday. respectfully in scoring averaging team to the Cougars, Rhodes said. Pullman, Washington While Oh has not been directly 11.7 ppg and 10.3 ppg. Bowling Green likes to run a tran- implicated in the allegations, he 7 Name of Agency, Proponent or Applicant giving notice: When the Cougars take on sition offense and use a full court Department of Facilities Development could be banned for life if the inves- Bowling Green Friday night, press as well as a half-court press. Washington State University tigation finds that the team was WSU will have to find a way to Besides the pressure defense and behind the scandal. Japanese cus- 8 This Notice is filed by: control the Eagles leading scorer, quick offense, they also run a tom often requires those in leader- Jaki Raterman, who is averaging good half-court offense he said. . ship positions to step down after a - 20 ppg. Saturday the consolation game tP t::1~ lDt..-. "1.1 ~_ scandal, even if they are not directly Rhodes did say the Cougars will start at1 p.m. with the cham- '. ~= B. [hompson \ .. involved. ~?g Di~or/DopMJmnt of FacJJil~ Dev~lopmenl will not just have to contain pionship game following at 3 .. ashinglOn Stale Univen;it)' . Raterman, but the other four play- p.m. " There is no factual evidence to sug- gest I'm involved." SH1KATO YANAGITA ~el,ause he's a\'lJa~s DAlEI HAWKS INFIELDER According to the charges, which \oo"in9 for a wa~ in. surfaced Wednesday, a Daiei team employee monitored TV cameras around Fukuoka Dome that were focused on the opposing catcher. Japanese media reports said the employee picked up the pitches and relayed them by walkie-talkie to a youngster in the stands who then relayed information to the batter by using a megaphone. Holding the megaphone in front of his face meant a fastball. Holding it to the right meant a curve or a slid- er, and to the left a forkball. The three players questioned - infielders Koichiro Yoshinaga and Shikato Yanagita and outfielder Noriyoshi Omichi - all denied the allegations, according to Japanese media. "There is no factual evidence to suggest that I'm involved. I told the team that I didn't do it," Yanagita told the Kyodo News agency. The Pacific League will convene Emergency contraceptive pills can a special meeting of its board of prevent pregnancy if taken up to directors Dec. 9 to discuss the results of Daiei's internal investiga- 72 hours after unprotected sex. tion and decide what measures to take, news reports said. Call (509) 334~1525 today. In American baseball, sign-steal- ing is an acceptable practice, with coaches on many teams admired for P Planned Parenthood their expertise in intercepting sig- of Spokane and Whitman Counties nals for pitches, stolen bases and batting strategy. 335-4573 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1998 PAGE 13 ·ndex 101 Roommates 105 Apts. For Rent 105 Apts. For Rent 105 Apts. 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