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"When the state fails N,~er criticizes corporatlzation to step up to their responsibility to Calls !qr;return .to" adva~tage of it." educate its citizens. • •. r,::C. ••• . He donated a book on civic CIVIC. responslbllzty . Libraryinvolvementfor interestedto the Albertsonsstudents. it has got to come from ·somewhere. " By Jessica Adams Nader's career provides The Arbiter workingnumerousoutsideexamplesthe systemof howcan -Peg Blake. be effective. . . BSU vice president of student affairs Nader believes a higher level Without ever holding public of civic knowledge would equip office, Ralph Nader has used his citizens with the tools needed to considerable talents as an orga- exercise their rights. State Board of nizer, activist, legal analyst and He said people's anger is pamphleteer to rally public often misdirected, perhaps sim- Educ.ation raises opinion to push through dozens ply because they don't know of reforms in business, govern- where to direct it. . student fees ment and various professions. "Do you get upset when As Green Party candidate in the Congress gives up its right to By Jason Kauffman 2000 presidential election, declare war? Or do you get The Arbiter -"------Nader and his campaign gar- angry when the clerk short- nered 2.7 percent of the popular changes you?" By a margin of fiv~ to three. vote on a write-in ballot, mark- A long-time critic ofthe cor- the Idaho State board of ing the highest write-in turnout poratization of industry and Education voted Thursday to in a presidential election in the government policy, Nader is approve proposed student fee nation's history. also critical of media conglom- increases at each of the four At 69, Nader, whose lifetime erates. He said concentration of . major institutions of higher of activism has brought about media ownership is not icon- learning in Idaho. tangible results in government ducive to well-rounded, analyti- At 8.9 percent, Boise State's and industry, said he doesn't cal news media. ' student fee increase will be the plan to retire any time soon. Nader criticized the press for' smallest among the four insti- Nader said it's too soon to their lack of coverage of his tutions. decide whether to run for presi- campaign and also for failing to Also on Thursday, the Idaho dent again, but he did label the analyze the issues. i Legislature voted to approve a current state of the Democratic "You couldn't get on the one-cent sales tax increase. Party as "decrepit." news now unless you produced With the outcome of the Nader said not to expect a tornado, something flashy." state's budget process still in presidential candidates to cam- Nader attributes widespread limbo because of the record- paign in Idaho anytime soon, citizen apathy to the media's breaking length of the 2003 since Idaho has nothing to offer willingness to be bribed to not legislative session, board mem- Democrats and Republicans can report scandals. bers expressed cautious sup- take the state for granted. "The media must get tough port for the proposed fee "You'll never have to worry on Bush, there are over: 100 increases. about any major candidates vis- chemical installations in the According to Allison McClintick, public information iting Idaho. Why would they? country that would injure thou- officer for the State Board of You're a corporate Republican sands if provoked." . Education, board members "Bush's tax cut is inappro- plantation. You don't have to were frustrated that they were priate, but Bush is an idealist, worry about any major two- being called upon to set fees party debate." he doesn't let facts stand in the Photo by Jeremy Branstad, The Arbiter without knowing the state's Nader said Democrats didn't way." budget. . get the message he wanted to Ralph Nader presents his views on corporate control of America at his speech before a In retrospect, Nader said. the McClintick ---said board send by campaigning on a pro- full auditorium on Wednesday the sixteenth. only thing he would have done members were faced with a 22 states in the nation. Idaho is differently in the 2000 cam- gressive platform. He hoped his sivcs." In his speech titled, "The dilemma over what they char- not on the list yet. paign is winning. He said Sept. campaign would signal Nader, whose career pro- Corporatization of America," acterizedas a "lose-lose" situa- Democrats to distinguish them- Additionally, Nader advocat- II wouldn't have gone down vides numerous examples of Nader urged the audience to tion. selves from Republicans by the ed for the establishment of civic the way it did. Instead of declar- how working outside the system reject consumerism as a way of "One board member asked, education courses at the univer- ing war, Nader would have next election. can be effective, urged students life and to instead develop a where is the line that says we "If you can't beat the sity level. . treated Sept. 11 as a criminal act to work outside their institu- sense of civic duty. He said that increase fees to the point that extreme wing of Republicans, A supporter of liberal arts subject to international law. tions to effect change within by developing what he calls a we eliminate some-that can no education, Nader urged students More information about then you really are in poor .them. '''civic personality," citizens longer pay the fees. Or where is to .take advantage of learning PIRG's can be found on the the line that if we don't shape." Nader visited Boise State could begin to reverse the trend Of this year's primaries, the history of social justice, not web at www.uspirg.org. Other increase the fees we end up Wednesday carrying a message toward complacency caused by Nader said Democratic con- just vocational skills. websites of interest include: eliminating classes," for students to start organizing consumer culture in America. tenders are conventional and "A civic personality, that's www.essentlet.ors and McClintick said. at the grassroots level to effect Thousands of students are what .'3 liberal arts education www.citizenworks.org. , According to McClintick, .tongue-tied. , ' change in their university, gov- already active in Public Interest "It's up to/the Democrats to will do for you if you take board president Blake Hall emment and other institutions. Research Groups (PIRG's) in fill the primaries with progres- believes the lack of state fund- ing is forcing students to shoul- " ------der the financial burden. You'Dnever haVeto worry about any major candidates visiting Idaho. Why would they? You're a corporate Republican- RalphpJantaUOn.Nader , , .See Education page 2 Hoover\ announces resignation fromU of I "an Enron-like implosion of our University Place project. A UI financial emergency Idaho Statesman he advised Hoover told legislative officials Brian Pitcher said, according President Hoover to halt the finances." By Jessie Bonner committee, composed of facul- Two weeks later, Hoover that any risks involved in the the Idaho Statesman. project in February. development were minimal. The Argonaut The audit was carried out by ty, staff and student representa- failed to voice any of these University of Idaho ---- tives, has been called into ses- Winstead said he warned Pitcher has said that he is the office of Presnell Gage, an doubts as he appeared before sion and officials are looking for Hoover of his doubts surround- unsure if more resignations wi1l accounting firm based in ing the University Place devel- legislature and advocated over Ul President Bob Hoover ways to deal with the $5 million $136 million in funding for the See Hoover page 2 announced Wednesday he will Lewiston. opment and that it could prompt "While it focuses primarily shortfall that is expected from be resigning effective June 30 in on the agency account, the the financial problems sur- a university-wide announce- report also provides some rounding the loans. ment sent to students and facul- In his resignation announce- insight into flaws in the overall ty. project management," Pitcher ment, Hoover restated his sup- Hoover said his decision was port of Pitcher who has been prompted by the current budget said. The audit attributes the prob- serving as acting president since problems facing the university lems surrounding the University March I. and the controversy surrounding "I have full confidence in Place project to conflicts of loans he authorized without the Brian's ability to carefully and interest, inadequate planning knowledge of the State Board of thoughtfully lead the institution and poor communication. Education, . "The project didn't follow through the transition," Hoover "The university is facing sig- university procedure," Pitcher said. nificant financial challen~es, Pitcher will serve as acting which are made worse by diffi- said. . A' conflict of interest was president until the end of the culties surroundin~ the financ- found in the audit regarding the academic year and said he is ing of the University Place pro- .anxious to help the university position played by Jerry . ject in Boise," Hoover said .. Wallace, who served as both UI . get through this transition in any Following through with an Bursar and UI Foundation way he can. . earlier statement, Hoover said Pitcher said he anticipates Treasurer at the time the loans he would take full responsibility . the State Board of Education were made. for any inconsistencies found in' The audit also attributed will be looking to fill Hoover's the management of the loans. problems to the fast pace offi- position with interim candidates "It is clear that I did not pur- cials within the project were try- next year' until a new president sue my oversight of this project ing to maintain. ' is appointed. aggressively enough," Hoover The firm said that while car- . "I'm open to any role the said. rying out. the review, several board wants me to play." The university and Ul 'officials referred to the .project Pitcher said. Foundation released a financial as being. on .'.'Hoover Time," The boardwill playa promi- review of the loaDs the day implying an accelerated pace. . nent role in the selection process Hoover issued his resignation. According to UI officials, ofUI's new. president. , .> <'/ 'L ...... 1'hr:4Xl by Ted H8nnon. lhef\rtlil8l'· "It would have been very Wayland Winstead, execu- financial problems With the pro- Buiidillgm~t~rialir~st i~'tb~'cQn~ruction site for the UniversityPlace project. awkward for him to resign and . . " ," ject could result in a shortfall of, tiv.e.. dirfctor. of in..stitutional .. - ..... ".' .. two or three days later release $5 million for the university. planningo and budget, told the the report," Acting President it i I :j I' Linkin·Park: " ...... ' '. .' . • .•.... •.. c"'. . 1 isn,archingintoll~is' .... ".11 .. ",',"",., , < '_",_ ...,:" ... _.'_.-"'_"',Co-, "-,,,-' ''','':, ,:,"'; ··rl
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State. Board.- of 'Education' - - .raises studentofees-' ,.~_:~~~:~:{. Education from page 1 they've had to rely more on stu- raising fees for long. . dent fees. "I think the point will "When thestatefails to.step come, at some point in the "It was President Halls up to their responsibility to edu- future, that we're just going to thought that at some point it's .cate its citizens it has got. to i have to get the pointacI:Oss to got to stop, and he called it and come from somewhere," Blake. the state Legislature that it has said, I'm voting against it," . , said. .' to do its duty," Neel said. ;':Rl1SsellGould~ JOB OPENINGS ASBSU Student Government paid positions' Applications available online ASBSU' at union.boisestate.edu/forms or plck one up at the ASBSU office. STUDENT GOVERNMENT BRAND NEW STORE! BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Call 426-1440for more information 251 N. Orchard 1404 Main St. Boise, 10 Boise, 10 658-0472 426-0229 Hours' for both locations: Mon-Sat 9am~9pm Open Sunday 11am-5pm ;;... THE BEsrCHOICE FOR PAWNING1J LUAU2003 BUY-SELl-TRADE ~ !\.L; Right: (from left) Chef Kelvin Gurr, Christine Benson, Randy Neff. him to start cooking, which is when he began By Carrie Chandler Below: attending Boise State. Special to The Arbiter ------"It started the flame, now it won't go out," (Clockwise from top left) Pork loin with Gurr said. apple-brandy beurre blanc sauce, wild From southern cooking such as biscuits During culinary school, Gurr continued to with honey mustard to French pastries and a mushroom sage risotto and apple flamade; work at Richard's and Reel Foods Fish House, strawberry chocolate sponge delight; signature creme broule, chef Kelvin Gurr can where he currently orders fresh fish for his accommodate almost anyone's taste buds. shrimp with Creole tomato sauce, hush He is the fourth and final guest chef of the menu. puppies and collard greens; raspberry chevre One year ago, he was hired as executive Napoleon. semester at Culinary Arts. chef for Lock, Stock, and Barrel's new loca- For the next three weeks, Gurr will be shar- tion on West Jefferson in downtown Boise. ing his expertise and knowledge with student This is Gurr's first opportunity to be a guest I chefs, while encouraging them to be creative. I chef at Boise State. Gurr said his experience I He has prepared a menu, which varies from I so far has been interesting, yet challenging. I petite top sirloin with beamaise sauce and I "Every student is different. I've changed 1 tomeed red potatoes to a vegetarian futomaki my Artisan philosophy three times in the past I sushi with spring greens with miso vinaigrette I three days," Gurr said. . 1 and wasabi aioli. Student chef Randy Niff has been working - Gurr enjoys experimenting with different, closely with Gurr as a line cook. \1 types of cooking, and his menu reflects a glob- "His taste in food is more across the board :1 al diversity. . because of the different types on the menu I "I'm not limiting myself to a cuisine," Gurr I from the Creole shrimp to duck," Niff said. I I said. Besides being an executive and guest chef, , Gurr is a graduate of the Boise State I Gurr is on the Technical Advisory Committee ,I Culinary Arts program and is now executive for the Culinary Arts program. The committee chef at Lock, Stock, and Barrel -an upscale I . represents the local food industry and gives I meat-and-potatoes restaurant. I insight into what students need to learn in I "Urban steakhouse is what we're shooting I order to attain the skills necessary for a job in ,I for," Gurr said. today's market. Yet they also "try and run a restaurant so Program head Kelli Dever said the commit- it's not alienating anyone." He includes vege- tee is "a fair representation of the food indus- tarian dishes. on the regular menu, and will try:" make any dish vegetarian upon request. The Culinary Arts' dining room is open to Gurr began in the food business at the the public for lunch Tuesday through Friday Lock, Stock and Barrel where he was a server from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Validating is avail- for five years at their old location on Emerald able if you park in the Student Union parking Street. He then moved to Richard's Across the. Street, where Richard Langston influenced lot. I. I I 'i .\ \\ I, 1,, I I" I" ...... ;: j'. 1 ,' .,. , • , • I '"•• I, ,ell>. " ~I• '.,,.'... ~.. •• • I ~=I.:'.::r.,I='I.~'=_.='.'" I £ ¥~'GiS'm: ...... W...... ojifi&&"'-~ ,.,III " ~ .------~----- 11.ltIlJlllt_,.I. tlwl ~a I 3. MEDIUM' ttl Flllfll«8 n~I . FREE Large Drink - ..: I-TOPPING ,PIZZAS Moo.:sBt11-~. Mon-Ttlurs11-9 Mon-Ttlurs11-9 Mon-Ttlurs11-9 MOO-Ttlurs11-9 'sundaYCIoeeCSsaturday11-10 saturdaY11-10~~,1121-8-10, ' ,saturdaY 11~10 . .' .. ,,_ SunClaY12-8 sunday1,2-8 ...... ---7 ' sunday 12::8 oints e 4. TbeArbiter Grease 3 should be an Amish buggy race film Adventists" (Six days and Seven drag race would begin with a "whore of Babylon." The T- Nights). The story of a Seventh .intoxicated. I was not aware that .scantily clad (by scantily I mean Anyway, my biggest ques- birds could be referred to as Day Adventist couple stranded ."horse-buggy drag racing" was wearing a knee length dress) on a desert island with only pork, tion for the makers of Grease 3 "The Disciples," and the bad a problem among Amish Amish teenager standing in the to eat. And if things really got concerns the setting for the gang could be known as .the teenagers, but I must admit that road and dropping her bonnet to . out of hand we could even end . movie. Where is it going to take "Pharisees." Imagine Sandra D. this. incident has caused me to the ground as a signal for the up . with the infamous, place? A midlife crisis rehab singing "Holy Devotional" race to start. .feel a kind of common bond instead of Hopelessly Devoted, "Muhammad poppins." The center? A 30-year high school with Amish guys. Apparently, Afterwards, they could all and Frenchie singing about story of a Muslim man's strug- reunion? A retirement commu- my friends and I weren't the meet up at the "Conservative nity in Ft. Lauderdale? Where? dropping out of Bible school gle with his own identity when only teenagers in the world to Cafe" for some nice hot German The answer: none of the above. (instead of high school) and he is forced to play nanny to two get liquored up on a Friday sausages and sauerkrau~ before I think Grease 3 should be set becoming a seamstress instead snotty British kids who like to night and go looking for a fight heading off to the bam dance: in an Amish community. Yes, of a hairdresser. My only concern with a ren- fly kites. or a drag race. The highlight of the movie Yes, making a movie like you heard me right. But before Anyway, my point is, that an dition like this is that it might you decide that I have complete- would be when the Disciples Grease 3 in an Amish setting By Pete Espil Amish community would be an cause other moviemakers to could cause these outrageous ly lost my mind, allow me to (who all have German accents) jump on a "religious remake Humorist excellent setting for Grease 3, get to sing. Greased Lightning' movies to come about, but I The Arbiter ------explain. and furthermore, Hollywood bandwagon." Such a movement The other day I was perusing while dancing around a think it is worth the risk if we could use the exact same .scrlpt in the film industry might lead chromed-out. horse buggy with get to see John Travolta a~d It has recently come to my an Internet news site and I came as the first Grease movie. They to the release of films with titles across a disturbing article about flames painted on it. This rendi- Olivia Newton John dressed III attention that plans are being would only have to change a like "Holy and Holier" (instead a heinous crime that had been tion would give a whole new black and white garb singing a made in Hollywood for a Grease few names and places to bring it of Dumb and Dumber). This hymn-like rendition of Summer 3. Furthermore, rumor has it that committed back cast. meaning to the original lyrics of would be the story of two all together. the song: "It's a real pussy lovin '. John Travolta and Olivia Apparently two Amish men For instance, instead of Mormon missionaries who wagon, Greased Lightning!" Newton John are slated to star in were arrested for "drag racing Danny, we would definitely spend their entire two year mis- their buggies on a public road." As the song ends they could it. I can't help but wonder what have to call John Travolta sion arguing about which of The article went on to explain hitch up the horse, light their would motivate two aging "Hans." And instead of the bad them is the most righteous. Or that this reckless behavior was Camels and cantor over to actors with failing careers to try girl being dubbed Rizzo, I think "Six days and Seventh Day made even worse by the fact "Thunder Road." The buggy and recapture their youth. Oh she should be nicknamed the wait, never mind. that one of the young men was Things are not going to get any easier The~biter ing funds. This fee redistribu- least endorse them, because a .1910University Drive . Phone: 345-8204 on the Quad at one point talking tion is intended to replace their resolution is nothing more than Bo(se,Idaho 83725 Fax: 426-3198 with a couple of people about FAB matching funds, and a statement of senate's opinion. .Guest--- instead of going to FAB, they Online:.www.arb.iteronline.com the elections and I said some- These get forwarded to the. will go to the Recreation Board thing that went like this. appropriate place in the admin- "There are only two delu- Opinion istration and the administration of Governors . sions that every candidate is But when does this take The Arbiter is the official student newspaper of Boise State . running under. The first is that looks at them. place. If the fee redistribution I know from personal experi- University. Its mission is to flrovide. a forum for the dis- By Joseph Terry students really care. And the takes place next year, then it is ence that these resolutions have 'Student, political science -- quite possible that student gov- cussion of issues affecting the BSU community. The second is that they have any inlluence in the administration, ernment will have to hold the Arbiter's budget consists of fees paid by the student body The elections are over. power." especially when the sponsoring Don't get me wrong. Student same budget with less income, and advertising sales. The paper is distributed Mondays senator shows up to present Finally, we can all breathe a government has a ton of inilu- because they still have commit- and Thursdays to the campus during the academic school them to the committees. sigh of relief and look on to the ence. The administration listens ments to the club sports but their year. The first copy is free. Additional copies can be future. Okay I'm exaggerating a And that's just the beginning' to them and takes their opinions budget has been cut. purchased for $1 apiece at the Arbiter editorial office. bit, though not that much from of the problems that are going to into account. That is inlluence. Or they might just tell the the point of view of the candi- And neither I nor anyone else be faced. club sports that their FAB funds Student government is going Submit letters to the editor to: dates. can honestly say that student have been denied and they have I want to start off with a com- to have their hands full for sure. [email protected] government does not have that. to go to the Recreation Board of mendation to the Election Board President Mathias proposed a However when comes to the Governors for their funds next headed by Van Beechler. There change to the fees allocated to actual power to do the things year. I'm sure they will be were no major hiccups in this student government. He's mov- they have promised, they are pleased to have to go through election. The online-voting sys- ing $1.25 from the student gov- Dr. Dan Morris severely lacking. If you look on the whole budgeting process james Patrick Kelly tem moved along smoothly. If ernment allocation to a special Adviser their Web site, again. At least those commit- Editor-in-Chie( you see her or any other member allocation for all the club sports. 345·8204 xl07 www.ASBSU.org, you will see ments to the Club Sports will be ,345·8204 xl05 of the board, give them a pat on It's admirable that he is trying to that most of their bills - which taken off the shoulders of stu- the back. It takes quite a bit of find a way to take care of the arc actions - do not do a great Melissa L Oanes Brownlee Brad Arendt club sports without raising our dent government. work to pull off an election, and In either case student govern- Managing Editor General Manager deal. fees, but I can sec this causing they did a good job. Now if you look at their res- ment has taken a blow where it 345-8204 xl06 345-8204 xlOl Also congratulations to the some serious issues. olutions that is a different story. hurts everyone one. The pocket- candidates that won. You've Most of the club sports have jessica Adams There arc a lot of resolutions book. No matter how you spin made it through the election and already applied for FAB match- News Editor Andy Muinos that do many good things, or at it, when the budget goes down it 345-8204 xl02 Marketing Coordinator now the hard 'part begins. I was becomes more difficult to fol- low through with your cam- Brandon Fiala Ad Design paign promises. And I have Assistant News Editor Justin Lee heard quite a few campaign 345-8204 x1l4 promises that could take quite a David Habben bit ofresources to fulfill. phil Dailey I guess they could do some- Sports Editor Reporters thing some real-life politicians 345·8204 xl03 Casey Wyatt do. They could admit that they, jim Toweill just made those promises to get Lauren Consuelo Tussing Elizabeth Puckett elected and now that their elect- Diversions Editor Tammy Sands 345-8204 xl04 ed, they are going to do what Tanya Dobson they want to, they don't need to Justin Prescott listen to us anymore. Melissa L Oanes Brownlee But then again with only a Linda Cook Andrea Trujillo seven percent vote, does anyone Copy Editors Jason Kauffman care. Linda Cook Ted Harmon jeri Kniss Photo Editor Vicki Parsley • Editor'sr~ote: 345-8204 x121 Office Manager Opinions expressed Bannister Brownlee by guest and staff - Business Manager Hilary Roberts 345·8204 x1l7 columnists reflect the Ad Reps diversity of opinion George Thomas Rob Baker in the academic com- Advertising Manager Mica Schuster munity, and often 345-8204 xl08 Vicki Parsley will be controversial, Ben Martin Alan Jenkins Asst. Advertising Manager but they don't repre- 345-8204 xl09 Columnists sent the institutional Edvin Subasic opinion of The Shawn Shafer Pete Espil Online Editor Jared Kenning Arbiter. Editorial 345-8204 board opinions Terri Stenkamp Photographers appear in staff edito- Producti(Jn Manager Jeremy 'Branstad rials, labeled/"Our 345-8204 x110 Kelly Day Stanley Brewster Take." Mike Roche Aaron Beck Asst. Production Manager 345:8204x110 Guest. . Opinion : The Arbiteris seekiilg guest opinions from Boise .State students, faculty and staff. Give us your best '... . rant in800 words or fewer: Sen.d submissions to [email protected]. ,. fMiiMi I~ ..t- AIR NATIONAL GUARD ..+ - Up to $3,000.00 Per Semester for Ful/-Time Students !If * Montgomery GI Bill • Montgomery GI BlII Kicker * State Tuition Assistance * Cash Bonuses • Student Loan RepaymentProgram FIlII JfHv F#IbuW For More InformatIon contact: TSgt Rod Elson .' ,..., Air Hilt/o.. 1ie."" ' 422~55~7or (800)621-3909 Sports Editor Phil Dailey Phone: . 345·8204 xl03 E-mail: • [email protected] orts The Arbiter • Pa e 5 i 2003 Basketball team adds three guards Blue-Orange scrimmage wraps up Bronco spring season Men's basketball head coach Trujillo pleting seven of his 14 Greg Graham has announced ByAndrea The Arbiter ------attempts. Freshman Jared the initial signing of three play- Zabransky was three-of-12, ers to the class of 2003. Boise The Boise State football for four yards. Naanee, I State still has two more scholar- Sanford and Zabransky com- ships to award. team wrapped up their spring bined to complete just 15 of Graham received National practice season with the annu- 39 attempts, for 124 yards. Letters of Intent from two high al Blue-Orange scrimmage The special-teams squad . school players, Darius Harper Saturday night at Bronco scored the final two touch- I, and Eric Lane, and a junior col- Stadium. " lege player, Franco Harris. Lane Just one short week after downs of the night. Brad and Harris are from California the Bronco offense dominated Allen snagged a fumble, run- while Harper is from Texas. Ali the second scrimmage of the ning it back six yards for a " three led their team in scoring spring, the Bronco defense score, and Quinton Jones ran with at least 18 points per game. and special teams took center back a kickoff 95 yards for a They combined to score nearly stage in the third and final touchdown. Junior Donny 56 points per game. They all scrimmage. This game was Heck ran. for 42 yards on 14 ;', earned first team all-league the last chance for the players carries, which led all rushers. II' honors, with one being named to go head-to-head before fall Defensively, sophomore first team all-state, one earning . camp starts in August. The Jason Wardlow put on a show, second team all-state honors scrimmage was also the last recording fourtackles, a sack and the third earning player-of- chance coach Dan Hawkins and two forced fumbles. Brad the-year honors and winning the Allen, Chris Barrios, Gerald prestigious John Wooden had to preview his 2003 team. Kicker Tyler Jones kicked Alexander and Kam Hal1 each Award. completed the scrimmage "Wc arc bringing in three two field goals, with the first with six tackles. .. guys who have scored a lot of score and the last score of the Wide receivers ToilY : points in their careers," Graham game to his credit, at 48 and McPherson, Jerry Smith and I said, of the recruits. "They have 58 yards, respectively. Tim Gil1igan all capped off : an offensive flavor to their Freshman quarterback Legedu : game, which is my system and Naanee led the Broncos only strong spring seasons. : the style I like. I think it gives touchdown drive of the game, McPherson finished the : us added help for next year and connecting with Andy spring with a total of nine : it also helps solidify us for the Weldon on a two-yard touch- receptions, for 187 yards. Smith had six catches for 96 , future." down pass. I yards in the combined scrim- I Overall, the Bronco quar- I mages, while Gilligan con- I Five Bronco wresUers terbacks struggled in their last outing. Naanee had 57 yards tributed 138 yards, making the Photo by Stanley Brewster, The Arbiter earn academic awards passing, completing five of most. of his four receptions his 13 attempts. Senior Mike this spring. Quarterback Legedu Naanee tries to impress the coaching staff at Saturday night's Led by first team selection Sanford had, 63- yards, com- Blue-Orange Spring-Game. Pat Owens, five Boise State wrestlers have been named to the 2003 Pac-l O Conference All-Academic Winter Sports College coaches think only of themselves Team: then why not in a sleepy outpost sages whenever I wrote some- To be eligible for selection, a We're suckers if we think like Champaign? . By RickMorrissey replacement. Who knew that thing that included even the student-athlete must have a falling for someone "on the coaches givc much in the way of The realist in me krrows that' Chicago Tribune ----- a hootabout us. 1f they did, loy- slightest criticism of coach Bob minimum 3.0 overall grade- rebound" was a basketball term'! coaches don't think like that alty would be more than the dis- Knight. When Knight was tired point-average and be either a If Self does leave the 1Ilini and Mike Davis took his place, 1 anymore. They have become as starter or significant substitute. I really don't mean to insult posable wet wipe it is now. hard-hearted as corporate the people who camped out on for the Jayhawks, you can be wrote a column about the Owens, a junior from Idaho Hoosiers' first practice under raiders. Falls, received first team honors the Illinois campus Tuesday The realist in me knows not hoping a show of support - and their new coach. I wrote about with a 3.81 GPA in physical how refreshing it all seemed, to get too excited about the new rugged outdoors skills - would coach or the coach-in-waiting. Education marking the second how joyful it was without You somehow convince coach Bill The coach-in-waiting usually is straight season he has' earned Know Who around. Self to forget about the Kansas thinking about the job after his all-academic honors from the opening. I don't mean to mini- The next morning the voice- mail was waiting. And with no next job. Pac-lO. Owens wrestled in the mize their passion. I'd recommend a little real- 174-pounrl weight class. His top But clowns on tricycles hint of shame whatsoever. the man said that it was refreshing ism. It takes away a lot of the tournament finish was second would have as much impact - hurt. And youwon't have to feel place at the Cowboy Open in and almost as much dignity. to see. the players enjoying themselves and that he didn't like a cheap tart when the new Laramie" Wyo. If it makes Illini fans feel any coach comes to town. Three Bronco wrestlers were better, they're no different from see how anybody could criticize the move to elevate Davis from named to the all-academic'sec- the suckers at Kansas who assistant coach to hcad coach. ond team. They include Jesse begged, pleaded and generally cried themselves dry, hoping The man's loyalty had the flexi- Brock, Collin Robertson and bility of a pipe cleaner. Ben VomBaur. Roy Williams would stay in Lawrence. And they're no dif- . If I might offer a piece of Casey Phelps is the remain- advice to college basketball ing Bronco to receive an acade- ferent from the rubes at North Carolina who were as happy as fans: Go ahead and enjoy mic award from- the Pac-lO gnats in a whiskey jar Monday whomever the new eoach is at Conference earning honorable when Williams instantly turned whatever school you support. mention h~_nors. back into a Tar Heel. This came But don't become too attached, only three years after they were because chances arc he's going as happy as gnats in a whiskey to unattach himself like a Kelly Broncos sign jar when Matt Doherty became girl. Don't light candles around their new best friend. his photo. Canadian golfer And Illinois fans are no dif- The romantic in, me would ferent from the people at Notre Photo nnurteay of KRT like Crean to stay at Marquette. Dame who fell in love with Roy Williams left Kansas for North Carolina and rebuild what Al McGuire Boise State women's golf which could lead to many coaching changes built there. The romantic in me coach Lisa Wasinger Mike Brey almost as soon as Doherty was done leaving tire around college basketball. would, like to sec Self stay at announced last Friday, the sign- Illinois and build the program marks on his way to Chapel Don't cry for Roy, Jayhawks ing of Charlotte McGinnis to a sure Kansas fans will embrace into what Kansas has been for Hill. They had begged Doherty fans, because he ain't crying for National Letter of Intent. not to leave. And if Brey should him so quickly he'll need to be many years. If it can be done in treated for a punctured lung. you. McGinnis is Boise State's be lured to one of the high-pro- . If Self stays at 1Ilinois, it will a sleepy outpost like Lawrence, And if Marquette's Tom fourth recruit this year, joining file openings that has the coach- be because A) he thinks he can Crean should take Self's place at Ashley Anast, Lindsey Huebert ing world excited in a physical- win a national title in and Katherine Street who com- ly profound way, then Irish fans Illinois, it won't be long before 1Ilini fans will be saying, that, Champaign easier than he can in BOISE .STATE mitted during the early signing will find a way to love a new Lawrence, B) 1Ilinois is willing UNIVERSITY come to think of it, they always period in November. coach in a matter of nanosec- to pay him more than Kansas is did like the way Crean parted Career Center Services McGinnis, from Edmonton, onds. or C) Kansas wanted someone We're borderline pathetic in his hair. Career, Internship & Part-time, Summer, Alberta, Canada, is a 2002 grad- As for us, the viewing public, else. uate of Salisbury Composite how we dissolve into a pool of There is no D) he would have & Temporary Employment Listings on BroncoJobs our own saltwater when a coach we seem to have no problem High School in Sherwood Park, throwing ourselves at the next missed 1Ilini fans. . Career Counseling thinks about leaving, and we're A man from Indiana used to Alberta, Canada. guy who comes along with his Resume & Job-Search Assistance "We are extremely excited borderline pathetic in how leave me nasty voicemail mes- . quickly we fall in love with his own whistle and coach's show. that Charlotte had decided to http://career.boisestate.edu attend Boise State;' Wasinger I------.:..------~------,- 426-1747 Riding smooth with free The walking clinic, designed said. "Since high school gradu- by Lisa Stuppy, fitness program I weekly bike mechanic i ation,'she has been dedicated to assistant director, targets those I improving her' golf game. who already walk and want to .,I " Charlotte is highly competitive, A bicycle mechanic offers spice things up and increase I I driven', hard working and intel- free services to members of the their intensity. ' i I, ligent. She wil1 join the three CAMPUS Boise State community from 11 '~Beginners arc welcomed fal1 signecs to form a strong a.m. to 1 p.m. every Thursday in and encouraged to participate," freshman class." , front of the Campus Recreation Stuppy said: ...... 1 Center. The REC is located The interval clinic will go a across from the Student Union step further than the basic clinic, Tickets on sale lor WAC on University Drive. which introduces fitness walk- , During this time, bicyclists . ing and its forms, positions, ' Tennis Championships can also work on their own warm-ups, stretches, techniques bikes under the professional and speed. The new clinic adds The Broncos host the 2003 guidance ofa mechanic, who high intensity intervals into the WAC Tennis Championships makes safety and other minor walk, including squats, lunges, April 25-27, 2003, in' Boise. adjustments. . curb-hops, light jogs, pushups,' NEWS "This is. a free drop-in ses- Friday, April 25, four of the crunches and more. women's first-round matches in sion and is our way to promote The walking clinics are a the WAC tournament will be .Making waves with alternative transportation," said newly developed incentive pro- played at the Boise Racquet arid kayak drop-in Geoff Harrison, assistant direc-. gram for the REC find Stuppy Swim Club. The men's first- , tor of Outdoor Programs. hopes they will become more round matches wil1 'be at the The pool located in the Boise Harrison said the goal of the popular as time' goes by. The ' program is to get faculty, staff Appleton Tennis Center. Then -State Kinesiology Building (Old walking clinics will return next and students out of their cars April 26-27, the semi-finals and Gym)' is making waves this fall and spring semester. For and onto bikes. championship matches for both April withdrop-in kayak pool more .information on this or men's and women's teams will parties. Each week, Boise State future fitness programs,' contact be played at the . Appleton community members. can ,prac- Interval walking clinic Lisa Stuppy at 426-1592. _ tice their skills and get tips from intensifies workouts Tennis Center. Services. provided by the , Tickets for the tournament other kayakerspaddIingaround Outdoor Center. are designed to are $12 for an adult all-session the pool. Drop-in sessions' are The Boise State Campus from 7 a.m .:t0 9 :45 p.m. every foster student interest and (three-day) ticket, and $8 for a W.ednesday. Recreation Center is offering an involvement in Idaho's' excel- junior aU-session ticket. All- ,'''It's a good way for people interval-walking clinic at noon lent 9utdoor recreational oppor- session tickets may be pur- to expose. their friends to the on Wednesday. The clinic is a tumttes..; ' chased at the Appleton Tennis sport," said Geoff Harrison, fOl~I~l\Vth-UPto the basic walking Center and the Boise Racquet assistant. director' of Outdoor c imc at ~ook pl~ce. on Apnl9. and Swim Club on the first day Programs. .: ...... ," The drop-m clinic IS ft:~ and ofcomp~tion. Daily tickets are . The fee is $6, which includes ' o~en, to ~veryone; partiCipants also available f01$5 each day an::ntedboatand equiproent,orWllln;celVe awaterbo~le and foi'anadult ticket and $3 each $4 if personal boats and equip_._jcoupon :for the Athlete s Foot, '(laY foni juniorucket. ment areuse(1.' . '.. .. 's,hoe store· eN.···... i.·'.:·.1 : •..••....••. '.. 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"The Road from Earth Day and Beyond";: l ~ Lookout Room, Tuesday April 22 at noon ;' 7>~b.,p-414'd • ...o~. ~\e\'IJIot.,e u . ....<' ". ~y:P .-- 1!',iP .)'~ !F' ~)11111 ~ll' >1 They plan on going t Europe Linkin Park is currently on the Han (records and sampling) and Chester Bennington perfect the in June for the summer stivals, cally" mature and Meteora kind of Projekt Revolution tour, where bassist Phoenix, is back in action. By Tammy Sands explosive lyrics on Meteora with "We're really go to and then hit' the ro with shows that with more technical they have run into a few setbaeks. tryingto The Arbiter ------new perspectives confronting the places we haven't been. We love Metalliea in July. riffs, and the vocalists are writing The band was forced to cancel For more informati on mixed emotions that flood out of doing live shows, and we've lyrics from' a different perspec- a show in Rochester, N.Y., due to Linkin Park, check out the "web- Linkin Park is storming into every song. become closer friends on the road Boise along with a hybrid of tive." "They write about experiences a snowstorm, and II show in site at www.linkinpark.eo The band decided on the Evansville, Tenn., because together," Bourdon said. musical talent, blending rock and and things that have happened to album name while touring in In addition, the band is offer- hip-hop on Tuesday night at the them, but they are not too specif- Bennington developed a bad Europe when the bus driver set ing free tickets to military sol- Idaho Center. ic. They really talk about the throat infection. down a travel magazine that fea- "That was the first time we diers and their families in the Linkin Park's new album emotion behind it," Bourdon tured a chain of monasteries that cities where they are touring: Meteora was released on March ever had to cancel a show sit on top an incredible rock for- said. ' "We wanted to do something 25 and it is already no. 1 in six- "You'll find a high range of because of someone being sick, mation called Meteora in Greece. to show our appreciation for the teen countries ineluding but two doctors told him not to do "We thought it would be cool emotions from paranoia to frus- soldiers. Our fans are super Germany, Italy, Spain, Japan and that every human being it because he might have blown to live up to something as big as tration important to us," Bourdon said. the United States. ' out his vocals for the rest of the Meteora with timeless songs that feels at some point. You could Linkin Park wil\ finish the "Meteora is definitely a natur- listen to the song after a break -up tour," Bourdon said. would be around as long as However, both shows were Projekt Revolution tour, which ! : al progression from Hybrid and totally, relate, while some- Meteora," Bourdon said. spans across fourteen states, by Theory with similar qualities," body else who just lost his or her rescheduled and the band, includ- Mike Shinoda (emcee, vocal- ing guitarist Brad Dolson, Joseph the end of April. drummer Rob Bourdon said. job could relate too." "We've become more musi- ist and sampler) and vocalist 'A Mighty Wind' pokes fun at folksinge s did it, and it's mind- By Moira Macdonald who this person is ... " Face-Off VI: t~, "John Tesh?" asked The Seattle Times ---- rapid-fire. "Yanni?" "You're painfully lose," Four actors sat around a table The communion of the bands Shearer groaned. It w~ Chip at the Four Seasons on a Seattle Davis, of Ma heim for them and keep continuing afternoon last month, without a By Justin Prescott script. But that's nothing new for Steamroller. the tradition." Eu~ene Levy (who c wrote The Arbiter ------director/actor Christopher Guest Baker is in his secondsemcs- the him with Gues and and actors Fred Willard, Harry ter as Face Off organi~er and Catherine O'Hara play itch For six years Face Off has Shearer and John' Michael second year with the Student and Mickey, a former r iantic been giving local bands a venue I-Iiggins - they're accustomed to where anyone can come sec Programs Board. duo whose great hit was' Kiss He spent his first year in SPB working without a script, on them for free. The bands are at the End of the Rainbo " organizing the movie schedule Guest's hilarious mockumen- always diverse in style and And Higgins and Jane ynch and he moved to the music side taries Waitillgfor GlIffillall, Best headline the New Main treet sound to ensure listening plea- ill Show and the new A Mighty for this year, taking the place of McKean play the Folksrncn, an Singers, a colorfully co med sure for all attendees. Wind, all of which were impro- Shearer, who's sharing a screen Matt VanderBoegh, who origi- with Guest for the first time agreeably wholesome trio whose nine-member group mana d by Ten bands arc set to play this vised for the cam ems. output includes the albums Mike LaFontaine (Willa!)' of year's Face Off, including nated Face Off. Not that there's nothing on since 111isIs Spinal Tap in 1984. "He has started somewhat of "It's not just fun, but a very Hitchin', Singin', 'Ramblill', Hi-Class Management. everything from no nonsense paper. \ a tradition here at BSU," Baker Wishin ' and Pickin', Guest doesn't rehear his punk to melodic metal to hip- "The script looks like a high level of fun." They're the flip side of Guest, said. "He's passed the baton on script;" said Higgins (the exu- A Mighty Wind, about the actors (to keep the iJ~rovi~tion \ hop/funk with aDJ. reunion concert of former folk- Shearer and McKean's Spil/al I "These bands arc coming out to me." berant shih tzu handler from Tap characters - quite literally. fresh for the camem~, ',a"ndakes Face Off 6 takes, place music greats, drew on Guest's only five weeks t shoo the ~ and they're playing for free," Best in Show). "We've been doing the film. This meanst ings move tonight in the Jordan Ballroom. "It just doesn't have dialogue own experience growing up, organizer Rob Baker said. Folksmen for years," Shearer along smoothly - even when 1\ Music will be nearly continuous in it. There arc descriptions of playing folk guitar at Greenwich "I hope that the students of said. ' unplanned laughter ccurs. from 7 p.m. to midnight. what happens, but no lines given Village clubs. "Two years ago, we did a lit- BSU and the community will "I'd wanted very much to do "People have \hoo some to the actors." come out and show their support tle Spinal Tap tour, and the spells," Guest said, ,,' i It's a tremendous challenge some music in a film," he said, Folksmen opened for, Spinal "When Fre was doing his for an actor - and a welcome identifying various genres in '60s folk music: the male/female Tap. I thought we had made announcer gu for Best in one. music history - I thought we Show,' I was la ghing !o hard I "When you get the call from duo, the male trio and the large were the only band ever to have couldn't even atch ~at was Christopher to be in one of these, ~roup, all of which arc depicted Face 011VI: The Bands opened for ourselves. But 1 happening." i you'd be well advised to make III the film. found out later, one other person the time available to do it," said Guest, Shearer and Michael 'Silenc~ End No life in 'House of 1,000 Corpses' opment, hardly any plot, 11 cou- Fiver'tothe right Zombie has had some experi- mting.' After a couple years of By Zac Gall editing, Lion's Gate Films ple ofsca~s and some grotesque ''-''. '" "-, ence in the industry. It's easy to The Mal/eater pickcd up thc project with an R violence that left me unim- see how the former membcr of pressed. -riileonly thing Zombie (u. Missouri) ------rating. PointBJanK" White Zombie made a tmnsition seems to ; d to the equation is to writing and directing his first Leaving the film with an NC- Everyone has some connec- 17 rating probably would have his fetishe - some interspersed tion with the popular culture of feature film dealing with a differ- pomogmp and his girlfriend's Relap~e' , cnt kind of house: A "House of pleased audiences more than his youth, whether it be a He- watering it down. Horror movie ass (Moon Man action figure, the "Legend 1,000 Corpscs." There e some distUrbing "Corpses" follows the story buffs won't be pleased to sec of Zelda" Nintcndo game or a what is left in the movie because images in t e movie, but images Abrupt Edge' 0' , of two couples tmvcling across popular television ~how of the it isn't anything that hasn't been aren't sea when they're just the country in ilie '70s who there. Zom e fails to make the times. stumble across an old gas station done before. In fact, much of the Unfortunately, one of those story is reminiscent, if not whol- potentially, ary parts of the Dang~,r(13~by",'.' and horror museum. When the movie susp lseful. When the .'.... ,',.-.." '.',' -;,'::: pieces of nostalgia for me and ly inspired, by "Texas Chainsaw many others growing up in the owner, Captain Spaulding (Sid movie reach its climax, I did- Haig), tells them thc legend of an Massacre." late '80s was "Pee-Wee's . After Baby (Sheri Moon) n't care whe er the main char- a ~,gabe elf' insane murderer, Dr. Satan, the acters were ki d. I'almost want- Playhouse." brings the kids back to her house, It was bad enough that a per- kids go on an adventure to find ed them to di to get the movie the tree where he was hanged. she introduces them to her psy- verted Paul Reubens hosted the chotic family. Her disfigured over with. - - SlIbvert show, but another familiar icon But when their car breaks down Here's an. idea, . Zombie: and they take refuge in the home brother, Tiny, wears a leather ; was a production assistant. mask over his face. In one scene, Release "Pee- e's Playhouse: That's right, Rob Zombie, It's all of an eccentric family, they find The First Sea n" on DVD. "Switch Hitter their problems have just begun. Otis, the craziest of them all, clear. 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