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,VOLUME 17 ISSUE 2 FIRST COPY FREE , Majority of students support TRASH CAN? smoking rules BY CASSIE GUTIERREZ Special to the Arbiter

Student recycle-srecycling plan Idaho's new .smoking ban went into ef- fect this month. The ban requires most dents engaged. Anoth~?barrler for a public buildings to be smoke-free, chang- BY CAROLYN MICHAUD pus housing. He took his proposal to for workers. ing .the atmosphere of many restaurants. Over the coming year, Merritt .self sustaining recycling program on Assistant News Editor Housing Director Craig Thompson The smoking ban hasn't made much differ- hopes to keep up the work that has campus is money. It will cost mon- and was hired to work on programs ence in the number of customers. been done in the resident halls and ey to' set up a program and to keep For many college students, time for campus housing. Nick Ballou, the manager of Shari's make sure that it stays solid. He even it running. For this reason, it can be is valuable and convenience is a Merritt is hopeful about what in Nampa commented, "If any- has plans to further the program by difficult to get support from the ad- must. With hectic schedules recy- he will be able to accomplish next thing, it brings more people in," putting a recycle bin in every room ministration due to limited funding cling is not the first thing on most year with the. strong support of Not many restaurants in the Boise right next to the garbage can, to available for projects such as this. people's minds. For Boise State stu- Thompson. Working directly with area allowed smoking before the ban. . make recycling easier and There are a few ways to counteract dent, Seth Merritt, recycling is Iitop Thompson and housing Smoking was already' .banned from The more accessible. "I the funding problem. Student ap- priority. Merritt is working hard to has made it easier Olive Garden, The Mongolian BBQ, hope that the propriations could be used to start a make our campus beautiful, dedi- for Merritt to Pizza ,Hut, and many other restaurants. success recycling program and to help it gain cating time "to environmental issues accom- o f momentum. This type of program Kevin Garlik, BSU student and non-smok- on campus for the past three years. plish could eventually be self-funding. er said, "I think [the smoking banI is ridicu- This year Merritt hopes to expand Although there is not much money lous, because there's always been a smok- and improve the recycling program -Ifeveryone inthe U.S.recycled to be made from recycling directly, ing and, non-smoking section in restau- at BSU by creating a more institu- dust 1/10ofthe)r.newsprin~" conservation in general can Save rants and that has never bothered me." tionalized and campus-wide re- ',. ,wo'W(juldsave1/le e~meted: money. For instance, BSU has Chili's Grill & Bar is another restaurant oEverySunday, the Unltad cycling program. He has taken .equivalentof about 2S million to pay BFI for every ton of gar- that previously allowed smoking. Generai States wastesnearlv of on the title of ASBSU Director 90% 8v~~r . bage they haul off campus. Manager Mike Greer said, "We've only of Conservation, a position therecycleble newspapers. The more 'materials that are had positive feedback from our clientele." that wa~ previously named This wastes about 500,000 recycled instead of thrown To some people, it is very unappealing "Recycling Coordinator". treesl away, the less trash needs to allow smoking in restaurants. "I think "I would like to layout to be hauled off campus. that having 'a smoking section in a res- the foundation for more Hence, money will be taurant is equivalent to having a pee- institutionalized envi- saved. ing section in a public pool," said Greer. ronmental conservation a lifetime, the average Next year, Western Currently at Boise State University, smok- on campus so that.It can will throwaway 600 States Recycling is ex- ers must stand 30 feet away from designat- continue and grow," r her adult weight in panding what they arc ed building entrances. Idaho law requires said Merritt. The ulti- ans that each doing around campus. smokers to be 20 feet away from entrances to mate goal is to have a legacy of 90,000 Instead of having recy- public buildings. BSU is currently question- campus-wide recycling 8 or her children. clable products hauled ing if it should keep its current standards or program that is self-sus- oAmeritons off to be dumped, there relax them to comply with state law. taining. enou#halull!inill1i will be designated re- BSU recently collected data indicat- Starting a new pro- threB,moilthStllf cycling bins on campus ing students are in support of a smoke- gram might be harder our eirtlre commercial that smaller recycling free campus with designated' smoking ar- air fleet . . . . than it sounds. In the past containers can be emptied eas, or "butt hutts," Some students find \ this to be a good idea, while others feel twenty .years· there have " -"--~.' into and later collected by \'\ , been over twenty attempts ( Western States Recycling. it would be a violation of their rights. \~ :,<,;,:'-,'" BSU student Jake Sporin, an occasion- to set up recycling programs \ This system will be similar I~ is8~V~d to emptying garbage cans into al smoker, said, "I think banning smok- in the resident halls on cam- ealuminum pus. Allof these have been un- dumpsites and will make recy- ing from the BSU campus is a violation to setlor \ . can tUnani cling easier and more convenient of my rights, because I should be able to successful. three hours or tQ iight one Merritt also worked hard to -Eech of us generates around campus. smoke and second hand smoke is a myth." make sure that recycling is avail- on average 4.4 pounds of .. 100 watttlzt\: ior 20 hours. Although Merritt is working hard BSU student, Jenna' Harrigan, said, \ "I think it would be a good idea, be- able in on-campus housing. He weste per day pur person, \ to create a more institutionalized re- started his conservation efforts at cycling program on campus, he can- cause there are a lot of smokers, and ,- Fact about rocycling non-smokers get bothered by that." BSU three years ago by helping to -. that not do it all alone. Volunteers are obtainad from: http:// There are many tobacco cessation pro- keep up a small recycling program in his program greatly appreciated. Also, for the fall www.recyclingit. grams at BSU that the Health Department Driscoll Hall which was set in place goals. will spread semester, Boise State will be looking by the Honors College. A year later, com/recyfact.htm into hiring three part time employ- encourages. "It's important to offer ser- Thompson, across Boise State as the Honors Student Association's like Merritt, is en- ees who will be in charge of recy- vice to students who are contemplating housing and the rest of cam - EnvironmentalProjectsCoordinator, vironmentally motivated cling coordination and collecting re- quitting. We try to offer as many servic- pus," said Merritt. One of the biggest Merritt expanded the program and and has some great ideas of his own cycling materials and hauling them es and information at BSU as we can," said problems with setting up a solid pro- about making Boise State more en- to dump sites. Anyone interested in Christina Berg, director of health promotion. made it stronger. gram is that once student interest Teaming up with his friend, vironmentaily friendiy. Thompson taking a part in the recycling pro- In addition to ail the BSU programs, there wanes, the program dies. This is one Kendall Burgemeister, the duo re- hopes to set up a system where cam- gram can .leao.-n more information are many online services as well, Every year, of the reasons that Merritt wants-to. the Idaho health department puts on a Great ceived the Boise Cascade Summer pus maintenance workers use bicy- by contacting the Student Housing create an institutionalized program cles instead of driving around in cars , Office, 426-3986. American Smoke-out. This year's will be held Research Fellowship grant for that will have enough momentum $3,500. Merritt proposed to do recy- and trucks. This would use less gas, on November 18. to be self-sustaining and keep stu- cling research oriented for on-cam- reduce emissions, and be healthier Financial aid scam Democrats open convention, targets vulnerable. college students draw policy contrasts with GOP

BY KAVITA KUMAR don't pay for financial aid." Berry, ,who knows of oth- The St. Louis Post-Dispatch BYMARKZ. BARABAKAND (KRTl er scholarship frauds that MICHAEL FINNEGAN can deceive parents arid stu- Los Angeles Times Some area universities are dents, said she was especially alerting students about a fi- concerned about this one. If BOSTON -- Democrats someone falls for it, the scam- nancial aid scam that admin- opened their national conven- mers can completely clean out istrators say could lead to tion Monday accusing President that person's bank account. empty bank accounts or iden- Bush of undermining the na- Incoming SlUE freshman tity theft. tion's security and urging vot- Prince Wells IV received a call It works like this: Someone ers of all persuasions to weigh a few days ago from a man pretending to be a U.S. whether they were better off who said he with the gov-' Department of Education. offi- was now than four years ago. ernment. The man told him Fonner Vice cial cails college students and In a biting address that capped he was guaranteed $8,000 in President AI tells them they are eligible for a night of cutting speeches fo- Gore speaks at grants, with the possibility of an $8,000 grant. The catch is cused on Iraq and the economy, the Democratic that the caller says he needs a $35,000 total. former President Clinton con- National Convention "I was thinking, 'How did In 8ostDn, bank account number to ex- trasted his performance with they choose met" said Wells, MlISS8Chlll8tts. on tract a $250 processing fee. that of the last three Republicans Monday night. 18 of Hazelwood. "Or etuff The Education Department to occupy the White House. like, maybe it was a grant I ap- does not charge fees for pro- 'We tried it their way for 12 plied for and forgot about. " cessing grants. ye~, we tried it our way for He soon became suspicious These calls, which have eight years, then we tried it their when the man insisted on reached the St. Louis area in a way for four more," Clinton _ known for his mild manner lead," , ;r couple of reported cases, have having his checking account said. "By the only test that mat- terrorists, "CllDton said. "Don't and charitable works -- deliv- Strategists forl'erry said they raised enough concern that number. Wells didn't give it to ters -- whether people were bet- you believe it. Strength and wis- ered one of the most scathing wanted to tone down the anti- the Education Department him. He has tried to call back ter off when we finished than dom are not opposing values. speeches of the more than six~ Bush rhetoric that. has been a has put out a warning,' the the 800 number the man gave when we started -- our way They go hand in hand. And John hour program, questioning ev- . staple of polarized election University of Missouri has put him, only to be greeted by a tl1is works better." Kerry has both. His first priority erything from Bush's maturity season. And they did, .at least an alert on its Weh site and busy signal. In an address that electrl- be to keep America safe." will to his mIlItary service. until thefinal~gmentl!of the Southern Illinois' University Marianna O'Brien, spokes- fied the convention hall, the Clinton's speech, billed as the Edwardsville has sent an e- woman for. the Office of - "The United States has alien- official program. . former president vouched for highlj.ghtof the convention's ated its allies, dismayed its Outside the complex it mail to students and. posted Federal Student Aid· of the was the toughness of presumed opening night, was the only ma- friends and inadvertently grati- another' matter," as Democrats fliers sostudents don't fall for Education Department, said Democratic presidential noml- jor address carried by national about 25 to 30 cases· from fled its enemies by declaring a let loose on the incumbent, his the hoax. nee Sen. John F. Kerry, one of TV networks. The speech un- con1\1sed and disturbing strat- ·policiC$ ....and his personal111t,gg- "The tinancial' aid process around the country had been the main goals of convention derscored how the 57~year-old egy of 'pre-em'ptive\Vllt;'" .rlty.. i·;· ...... ••'. .. •..•...... ' can be intimidating, and if reported to the department's planners., Clinton, who survived impeach- Carter said, drawing one 'of the '. "Peopl~ eangryan9.Ji:us- 'someone calls you up and of- inspector general. "Their opponents tell ment andpt:i'Sonal scandal, re~ ar will. night's' loudestovations.l'.~; .··trated, anltanot'~lSOIreet': fers you moriey, that can be For more 'information on . you we should be afraid ofJohn . mains an enormous figure in In-the woddlll large 'we ed lltBush,"sll1~JlIlY?£lle~'a tempting," said Sharon Berry, what to do aboUt financial aid Kerry ll.Ild John Edwards, be-· American politica1llfe. tan- .... v/rnis SlUE's financial aid director. fraud,used go. to www.e9.go . - .,. cause ,they won't stand up to the Former PreSident Carter not leadwhellour leadei's~- · .. ~'_r~2· \ But, she emphasized; "You ";'-'l. \I ~. (Jsts in the • 1 Walk through history in Silver City, Placerville

Three rich discoveries soon af- BYMICHEUESEUS River to subside so that he terthe Jordan partles'lnitial find The Arbiter might reach the Boise Basin, D.H. Fogus and an emigrant lead to further development. In old was alleged- caravan both found gold In the just a few short months, one of Iy discovered In Owyhee Country of Idaho that the original party members lo- , the Boise Basin spring of 1862~The caravan was cated a quartz load In Whiskey . as early as 1844 on its way west to Oregon and Gulch, just above the future site by a Hudson Fogus was headed east to the of Silver City. At about the same . Bay Company Boise Basin; consequently nei- time, a rival party on the oppo- trapper, but nothing of impor- ther party did much to explore site face of War Eagle Mountain G traced placer deposits in Sinker tance would happen until 1861, the area. twelve years after the 1849 The following year, Michael Creek to a quartz load at Ore California Gold Rush. Mer Jordan set out with 29 men to Fino ledge. Also, a rich depos- miners had exhausted their make a more complete Inspec- It of silver had been found just claims or were unable to pur- tion of the Owyhees. The party below Whiskey Gulch and was chase a producing claim, they followed the Emigrant Road to dubbed the Morning Star. set out to explore and mine Reynolds Creek where gold had It is the quartz loads that es- tablished the need for perma- other areas oft1l.e;:w~~;gtilk'~'\i:;ekl!~J;1.'f~\l:M;*A,l;1jY~~~~fp'r,¢,.b"ut nent communities. Booneville 18~0, E.D. Pierc~>'~Fal~~otni,!' t:~eJ~arnr,:¢!Qs.~~~l oyer' to <:"o!l,le!.. was established where the ini- nuner and trader ~~.~lliN~;<,;" :,'X J{:!rdan Crt1e!c.llt,~oIl Jordan tial placer deposits had been Perce tribe, let It be\

as I got out and made mon- said. "John Kerry understands eral action. " who backed Bush jn ,2000. "Is . distinction." 'iF • ey, I became part of the most what's at stake." Clinton, who used a conversa- the country more united today? ' .' .He 'accused Bush of fritter- important group in the world Boston The former president, the tional tone through much of his _ from page 1 ... Has 'the promise of compas- ing away the world's good will to them," he scoffed. "It was capper of lie night's program, 'speech, invoked a biblical pas- sionate conservatism been ful- through "a virtually unbroken amazing, I never thought I'd be strode onto the stage with arms sage from Isaiah In his testimo- Florida delegate and chairman filled? Or do those words now series of mistakes and miscal- so' well cared for by the presi- of the Miami-Dade Democratic opened wide and embraced his nial to the Massachusetts sena- ring hollow?" culations" after the Sept. 11 dent and the Republicans in Party, who called the president wife. The crowd of more than tor's Vietnam service. Never mentioning Ralph terrorist attacks, and said Kerry "Congress. I almost sent 'ern a a failed leader who stole the 4,000 delegates, already on their •'Many young men, including Nader, Gore asked "those who "would restore the judgment thank-you note for my tax cuts 2000 election. "He made a fool feet, erupted in the evening's the current president, the vice supported a third-party can- and maturity to our government -- until I realized that the rest of out of our country, and he's go- biggest ovation. president and me, could have didate" four years ago if they that is sorely lacking today." you were paying the bill for it." ing to. continue making a fool In a 25-minute address that gone to Vietnam and didn't," still believed "there was no dif- The first convention held after As the convention opened in out of our country." drew repeated roars, Clinton Clinton said. "John Kerry came ference between" himself and Sept. 11 was shadowed by the Boston, Kerry was slowly mak- If anyone had a right to be portrayed Kerry ,as a war hero from a privileged background. Bush. terrorist attacks, and not just ing' his way home. He cam- aggrieved over the last presi- who championed working He could have avoided going A fierce opponent of the war politically. During a memorial paigned Monday in Florida be- dential election, it was' former Americans and cast Bush as a too. But instead, he said, 'Send In Iraq, Gore couched his criti- presentation In the darkened fore traveling to Norfolk, Va., to Vice President Al Gore. He won guardian of wealthy interests me.' cism in another series of ques- hall, an F-16 fighter jet -- part of watch the convention on televi- the popular vote nationwide, whose go-it-alone foreign pol- "When they sent those Swift tions: "Wouldn't we be better an unprecedented round-the- sion in his hotel room. Edwards but a 5-4 Supreme Court deci- icy had harmed the nation's boats up the river in Vietnam, off with a new president who clock security detail -- roared had a similarly light day of cam- sion stopped the counting of standing abroad. and they told them their job was hasn't burned his bridges to our overhead, as if to punctuate paigning' making a single stop Florida's disputed ballots and "We've got to choose for pres- to draw hostile fire, to wave the allies and who could rebuild re- America's sense of vulnerabil- in his home state at a medical effectively handed Bush the ident between two strong men American flag and bait the ene- spect for America In the world? ity. , software company in Durham, White House. who both love their country, but my to comeout and fight, John ... Wouldn't we be safer with a Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton N.C. But appearing Monday night who have very different world Kerry said, 'Send me.' " president who didn't insist on of New York, who Introduced Speaking to several hundred to an affectionate ovation, Gore views," he said. "Our nomi- Clinton, making light of his confusing al-Qaida with Iraq?" , her husband, described wit- people seated in a stuffy room, urged Democrats to channel nee, John Kerry, favors shared millionaire status as a lecturer ' But it was Carter who deliv- nessing the aftermath of the Kerry said the country needs their anger over the 2000 elec- responsibility, shared opportu- and best-selling author, mocked ered the harshest comments. attacks -- "like standing at the "to push the curve of discov- nity and more global coopera- the Bush tax cuts that had pro- tion into support for Kerry and He obliquely referred to the' gates of hell," she said -- and ery" and called for a greater in- Edwards. Without mention- tion. And their president, and duced windfalls for wealthy controversy over Bush's service referred to the 9/11 commission vestment in efforts to cure AIDS, ing Bush by name, Gore made their party In Congress, who Americans like himself. in the Texas Air National Guard, report that urged an overhaul of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's clear his sense of vindication In favor concentrated wealth and "When I was In office, on oc- saying Kerry "showed up when the f.ation's Intelligence servic- diseases and for increased stem- power, leaving people to fend casion the Republicans were a speech laced with humor. , assigned to duty" In Vietnam es.' 'It was a sober call to action for themselves and more unilat- kind of mean to me. But as soon cell research. ' "Did you really get what you and "served with honor and thatwe Ignore at our peril," she expected?" 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--.•., _----.--.- "," ~'''- ;' ,," - ' PAGE 3 WED~ESDAY, JULY28,2004 NEWS • Storm water pollution Word on the Street • Need • .,- I I Questions: How do' you feel about the 911 Coromision's findings I§;Instant Cash • Storm!water pollution storm water' means less water that the war in Iraq? Was it started under false pretenses? has to be treated before being Does this change your view of the war? BSU keeps river clean discharged. , ~ .for Summer? I Currently neither irrigation I A Donate Plasma at water nor storm water is treat- BY GREGORYRUTfY ed before it is discharged into "Truth is what leads us. You have to I I BiomatUSA News Reporter the river by anyone of BSU's trust the people that represent us. The eight "outfalls." This means that people that have died and the parents Earn $50 the first week - ~l ., We float it, fish it, and swim it. .any sediments and litter on the that have suffered-their death gives We watch its currents rise and ground gets washed into the us a black eye." and $150 per month. fall with the seasons. We call it river by storm water. According -Rcbert'Iackson Tlie-Sa~:oo - 5:30 I our river, the Boise River, and to Cal Gillis, an environmental I soon we will be able to call it a health officer, BSU spends ap- ' -- GRIFOLS I healthier river thanks to a new proximately$20,tlhO to $25,000 I '4017 Overland Rd Biomat USA, Inc. ,storm water treatment system annually to minimize the pollut- Boise, 10 83705 being installed at BSU. • ant discharge by having grounds. caring for people'S health

< In mid June, BSU moved into crews spend a few hours each "People shouldn't believe it as fact the fourth stage of a multi-stage day picking up litter. but as one perspective of what hap- L • • • project to minimize pollutant Gillis sees this project as an pened. The sleeping giant .., woke up discharge to the Boise River py important step for a growing and wanted to go get someone. That's laying the groundwork for In- community, noting that as more just the natural consequences given stallation of a vortex-type treat- land is developed, less natural what happened." ment system by the northeast filtration exists. Because of con- -Ryan Newby comer of Albertson's library. tinued development it may be' Paid with funds appropriated necessary to continue projects by the state legislature, the pro]- such as this indefinitely. ect is part of BSU's responsibil- The treatment system being ity under the National Pollutant installed is a vortex type sys- Discharge Elimination System tem that separates solid waste (NPDES) General Permit. The from water by using gravity and "I'don't know a whole lot about NPDES permit program regu- centrifugal force. Because of it. Before I supported the war, now I lates point sources that dis- the amount of water and size of think I'm against it." charge pollutants into U.S. con- BSU's campus, the fourth stage -Kevin Garlik trolled waters. filtration system is just one of BSU's proximity to the Boise three planned sites. River makes it a point source ,"[There are] too many sourc- under the Clean Water Act of es of storm water to focus at one 1972 which made it unlawful to point on campus," said Dave discharge pollutants into any Cooper, lead architect and proj- navigable waters without a per- ect manager. mit. The-next phase will take place "I think it just reinforces. every- . Previous stages of the project near the stadium to treat the thing a good portion of the public have laid the groundwork for storm water from the stadium has thought. It makes me question it . the installation of a vortex treat- complex. Cooper hopes work more than I would have six months ment system by separating the can begin for the next stage ago." underground pipe network into within a year. -Erlca Buckmaster I two: one for irrigation water and "We're trying to fund all of , one for storm water. , this with state building funds, so The fourth phase is expect- we're at the mercy of the legisla- i' ed to lower the cost of treating ture," says Cooper, "[But] we're , water discharged into the Boise committed to following through river by separating storm water until the project is finished." " from irrigation water. Because Campus iobby'S makes irrigation water is largely drawn from the river, separating it from Crime Log: 07/06/04-07/21/04 it; a part;y

07/08/04 12:30 PM. A "\, Over 30 sabisfying Deadline approaches burglary was reported at.the andwiches and salads Special Events Center. This r lunch, dinner, picnics occurred sometime after 07/02/04. and parbies. . for humanities grants Voted 07/10/045:45 PM. A driver -Bolses Best" BY MARY GRACE LUCAS famous speaker to Boise State, was cited for driving News Reporter they could come to us, as long as on a suspended license it's open to the public," Ardinger and arrested on three Want free money? Ask the says. • outstanding misdemeanor Idaho Humanities Council and The council also assists with warrants. you might just get it! research fellowships for educa- Twice a year, the non-profit tors allover the state for proj- 07112/0412:30AM.A council offers a small, but note- ects big and small. Ardinger bicyclist was stopped for not worthy allotment of grants to notes that a small grant can be having a headlight and was community groups and Sept.·15 enough for a BSU professor to subsequently arrested for marks the deadline for this fall's forego teaching summer school possession of marijuana. round, and spend some time as a stu- Boise State students and dent again. 07/12/047:15 PM. A BSU teachers are encouraged to ap- "Most of the requests from employee reported his ply for grants as well as research BSU some from faculty mem- personal cell phone stolen. fellowships. The projects should bers who want to do research be centered on subjects in the or do special projects," says 07/15/044:45 PM. A area of the humanities, such as Ardinger. , misdemeanor warrant was art, history, literature, english, The grants are also a great way served on a resident of a and publishing. , to hone any student's grant- university owned apartment. "Our mission is to enhance writing skills, says Ardinger. He public understanding of the hu- notes that because the coun- 07/16/04 4:00PM. A theft was manities," says the council's ex- cil receives so many well-in- reported by a resident on ecutive director, RickArdinger. tentioned requests, selectivity University Park Apartments. The grants can vary in amount when choosing winners can of- from a few hundred dollars up ten be based of the competency 07/16/042:05 PM. A resident to $10,000 based on the type of of the proposal's writer. on a university owned project proposed, but Ardinger "If you can write a grant for us, apartment was arrested on says that most grants average you can write a grant for any- two misdemeanor warrants. out to be around $3,000 - 4,000. body," says Ardinger. He also Ardinger says that the coun- advises all applicants to take a 07119/04 8:00 AM. A theft ell, a division of the National few other steps in order to bet- was reported by a staff Humanities Council, has had a ter their chances. memberin the Technical direct hand in bringing a num- "Call first. If it sounds like Services Building. ber of world-renowned speak- something we'll fund, I encour- There are no suspect leads. ers to Boise State and the Boise age people to fill out the grant," community, through these types he says. "Submit a rough draft 07/20/04 4:00PM. A student of grants. At the behest of Boise one week before the deadline." reported her wallet being State students. The following , But while style is key, Ardinger stolen while she was in the editorial appeared in the Dallas says time is also an important Student Union Building. Morning News on Thursday, consideration in putting togeth- July B the council has helped er a proposal that will catch the 07/21/04 9:30AM. A staff foot the bill for big name speak- eye of the council. member in the Applied ers such as Native American au- "If you're thinking September Technology Building thor Sherman Alexieand oth- 15th, start thinking about it now. reported a theft. This occurred sometime between ers. You've really got to start early," "If students wanted to bring a says Ardinger. 07/19-07/20/04.

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The [allowing editorial appeared In tile Dallas Morning News on Thursday, July 8

Stop it. Stop it this instant. No more Hitler images. No more brown-shirt references. It doesn't matter who started it. It doesn't matter who perpet- uatedit. It doesn't matter how badly ei- ther party wants to win this elec- tion or how much its partisans dislike the guy on the other side. For those who've missed all the yelling, the Bush campaign has a Web ad that tars the Kerry forces as ..the coalition of the . wild-eyed." In addition to film dips of agitated Democrats, the spot offers glimpses of two ads submitted months ago to a con- test run by MoveOn.org, which likened the president to the Nazi dictator. Bush followers say the ads _ which MoveOn yanked after a few days from among the 1,500 entries on its site - fairly rep- resent Democratic fanaticism. Kerry supporters say his cam- paign had nothing to do with the original ads, while the Bush campaign has everything to do with keeping them in pub- -Iic view. Further, the Kerry-ites Postpone the election? say, the Bush spot, by juxtapos- ing AI Gore, Howard Dean and Adolf Hider in what looks like a tion.' fact, devising a plan by which spit-slinging derby, draws a sub- tify pulling the plug-even days of this nation's Civil War. the federal government could Knight Ridder/Tribune News Abraham Lincoln risked his Ridge passed along liminal connection between the Service temporarily-on a nation- help states make certain that presidency in the election of the request to the Justice Democrats and the Nazis. al. election or circumventing DeparLT11ent's office of legal elections are held as sched- The fol/owlng editorial appeared In the states' and local govern- 1864. Frankly, my dear, when it counsel for review. uled in the event of an erner- the Hartford Courant on Thursday. History notwithstanding, comes to the nuances of the ments' role in managing elec- Federal officials made plans . gencywould be helpful. July 15 tions. Voting is the essence Newsweek magazine report- thing, we don't give a damn. decades ago about what to do Sad to say, Americans are Every political party, interest of democracy and the birth- ed that DeForest B. Soaries Ir., sufficiently polarized ;over chairman of the U.S. Election in response to a nuclear attack group or individual should re- Federalauthoritieswouldbe right of every American. The politics and have been made Assistance Commission, re- on this country _ including tract any and every Hitler image acting prudently if they were integrity of the election cycle so paranoid and uncertain by to consider whether elections cently asked Homeland creatingvhado.~ bureaucra- or reference, regardless of where should be preserved. .cy working underground at a government warnings about for president and Congress Postponing an election Security Secretary Tom Ridge it originated. Both sides should remote location. An update of terrorist threats that Soaries' should be rescheduled in the should be a last resort, or- to seek emergency legislation apologize - if not to each other, contingency planning was re- letter caused a massive case , to survivors of the Holocaust and event of terrorist attacks and dered only if massive, wide- from Congress empowering quired after the Sept. 11, 200 I, of arched eyebrows. whether Congress or federal spread attacks paralyzed the his agency to make a deci- World War n. terrorist attacks. This much is certain: If This cheap, tawdry brand of agencies should have a role country to adegree not seen sion to postpone. Soaries not- Considering what to do if American elections are ever politics is an insult to the suf- in making a decision to post- in our history. ed that ..the federal govern- attacks occur at election time suspended because of terror- fering and the sacrifice that ulti- pone the voting. , Voters in the states that re- ment has no agency with the ought not to be seen as a sinis- ist attacks or threats, al-Qaeda mately triumphed over one of the Still, we can't imagine 'the mained in the Union went to statutory authority to cancel ter plot to steal democracy. In will have scored a victory. greatest evils the world has ever emergency that would jus- the polls even during the dark and reschedule a federal elec- known. No person in American public life today is comparable to Adolf Hitler. No party running candidates for office is compara- in his song "White America": ble to the Nazis. also arrested on charges of as- Hitler was an apostle of hate. saulting a music executive in "I am the derringer aimed at Sixty years after his death, his 2000. HSAN calls its director, litde Erica to attack her char- image still evokes hate - only "one of the most admired role acter / The ringleader of this hate. Hate is a corrosive. To use Hip-hoppers. rock the vote models for millions of youth circus of worthless pawns / Hitler's image is to throw acid across the United States and Sent to lead the march right on the foundations of our body throughout the world," up to the steps of Congress politic. That is not a good fact, but / and piss on the lawns of America is not immune to hate; it is a fact. These gangster rap- the White House / To bum In 2001, Simmons founded tents of these rappers' "songs" periodically, we have flirted with BYHANS ZEIGER pers and hip-hop cons have the flag and replace it with a the Hip-Hop Summit Action tend toward love, peace and it. We have survived as a nation Knight Ridder/Tribune News an almost unparalleled sway Parental Advisory sticker." Network to harness ..the cul- goodwill toward men. Just only because common sense, Service , over the minds and hearts of These are the forces of tural relevance of hip-hop joking. They're actually the common purpose and common young Americans and in par- soul destruction gone politi- America's finestadvo- music to serve as a catalyst top-40 bards of Sodom and decency prevailed. ticular, young voters. cal. Voting is not meant to be for education advocacy and Gomorrah. So let's bury Hitler - for good. cate for "social justice" and Since the 2003 Detroit Hip- cool for gangster rappers, or other societal concerns fun- Bone Thugs-n-Harmony Resurrecting him when it seems "equality" is none other than Hop Summit, HSAN has reg- hip for the young, or uncon- Eminem, the popularly' re- damental to the well-being of spews dirges like "Die, Die, convenient, like some kind of istered more than 75,000 new scious of its heritage. Voting is .at-risk youth." Die," "Mo' Murda," and "Hell rhetorical boogeyman. is bad volting rapper whose recent voters in the state of Michigan. a great privilege to be entered Ironic about the Hip-Hop Sent," in which the group politics. It's bad karma. It's bad lyrics glorify such things as At a recent Philadelphia Hip- into only by Citizens who un- drugs, murder, rape and oth- Summit Action Network is boasts of being "straight from for the country. Hop Summit,lI,OOO new vot- derstand the gravity of the is- er sorts of atrocious pastimes. that at-risk youth are at risk me burning flames of hell / sues they hold in their hands. a place where. all assassins ers were registered in a single Eminem is the quintessential precisely because they listen day. Thousands more have So thank God that Eminem homophobe and the quintes- to Eminem's music and follow dwell." Another rapper at . can't vote, but thank the devil the Hip-Hop summit was Lil' registered to vote during sum- sential chauvinist, but he is the twisted social thinking of mitsinNewYork,LosAngeles, that all of Eminem's fans are quite celebrated in the cor- Russell Simmons. Of course, Scrappy who hails not from being registered. Though they the bottomless pit, but he is Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, ner of the left that had him as at_riskyouthhaveothernega- Washington, Seattle and themselves are quite liber- the keynote speaker for last tive influences, but it certain- "the beast from the East, wit ated in the flesh, the hip-hop da fangs on my teeth / I'll Dallas. With upcoming sum- weekend's Detroit Hip-Hop ly doesn't help things when mits at Ohio State University, vote is coercive and totalitar- Eminem is chanting, ..B····, murder all of y'all b····es in Summit, an effort to register New Orleans Arena, Boston, ian in nature. In the words of young gangstas to vote. I'ma kill you, you don't wan- da middle of da street," Eminem from the song "po. That'll rot the souls of and six other locations over Eminem himself is not a na f*" with me!". the summer, HSAN has set a off," "You do what we say and voter, for he is a convicted Other at-risk rappers at the America's at-risk youth. we'll do what we want to," Then there's Sean "P. goal of 2 million new regis- felon. But that did not deter Detroit Hip-Hop Summit in- tered voters by the November cluded such names as Proof, Diddy" Combs, who sits on Is the organizer of the Hip-Hop election. - Hans Zeiger a Seattle Times Summit, Russell Simmons. Swift, Bizarre, Young Buck, the Board of Directors of columnist and conservative activ- Eminem's politics, and the tst.He Is president of the Scout Honor Simmons created the quarter Reverend Run, the Ymg Yang HSAN, a star. representative of his genre. P. Diddy is in- politics of HSAN, are leftist, Coalition and a student at Hillsdale billion dollar Def Iam Records Twins, Obie Trice, Bizzy Bone, but we're talking the left side College In Michigan. Contact him at I empire, built the rap music in- Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, famous for fleeing New York [email protected]. City police after a 1999 night- of hell. Eminem's vile political dustry and helped make it into Green Lantern, Big Pat, Big mission is best summarized L Herk and Phat Cat. The con- club shooting, and he was I a depraved culture of its own.

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seven. Derek Schouman, the dle linebacker, and Colt Brooks, Broncos three-peating as WAC though is junior Lee Marks at sam linebacker, joining him. BYJEREMY RASMUSSEN schedule. The Bronco fans will sophomore from Eagle, will re- ,champs. According the Athlon's and redshirt freshman Jon Freshman Josh Bean and soph- Sports Editor be in for a treat this fall as their Helmandollar. All three are tllrn as the first option at tight team will host seven of their 11 pre-season predictions, Fresno end. Schouman is an All-WAC omore Jared Hunter will also get State is ranked 35th and favored listed on the depth chart as co- We are fast approaching what scheduled games. The seven candidate this season coming some time in at linebacker. to snatch the WAC title from number ones for now. Carpenter Junior Alex Guerrero and is said to be the most highly an- homesteads bring in archrival off a solid showing last year. BSU. The match-Up between made the blggcst impact of sophomore Andrew Browning ticipated season in Bronco foot- Idaho along with most of the Junior Daryn Colledge returns the Broncos and the Bulldogs the three last year averaging a will be filling the holes on the ball history. This year's team key match-Ups for the Broncos from a 2nd Team All-WAC per- was listed as a toss-up in the team-best 7.5 yards a carry on defensive front-line, replacing will be aiming to continue the this season. BSU will also wel- formance last season to lead a predictions. Also Oregon State, 21 carries and scoring on a 54- Brad Allen and Dane Oldam. enormous success they have come Oregon State, BYU, yard touchdown stint in the young, new-look offensive line. Fresno State, Hawaii, Louisiana ranked 22nd in the magazine, The 6-5, 291-pound lineman Roberts and sophomore Mike achieved the past two seasons. was set as the only.predicted Fort 'Worth Bowl. Sophomore Williams will make up a very In 2004, the Broncos are shoot- ' Tech,andSMU. Nevada, Tulsa; wili be joined by fellow senior loss for BSU. Brad Lau is the leading man at talented defensive end combo ing for a third straight undefeat- San Jose State, and UTEP will be fullback. , M.l. Ansel as the only returning Man y to make up the rest of the de- ed Western Athletic Conference played on the road. Another O-line starters. Junior transfer questions fensive line. title as well as a third strait finish After the controversial two- big pair Klayton Adams will handle the arising in In the secondary, BSU lost in the top 20 of the NCAA polls. point loss to Pac-10 opponent of shoes snaps at center, and two red- the off- a key piece of their defensive They will attempt tq do so with a Oregon State last season, the to fill will shirt freshman, Tad Miller and season puzzle with the graduation of revamped team, after replacing only loss of the year 'for BSU, be those Jeff Cavender, will fill the other pertain to captain Wes Nurse. This year's 13 starters from last years 13-1 the Bronco fans have a chance of record- 'two vacancies. the depth senior captain Chris Carr will success story that knocked off to aid in a different outcome breaking Defensively, the Broncos will chart. return to lead the defensive TCU on their horne turf in the when the Broncos face the wide re- be returning two First Team Questions backfield along with senior Plains Capital Fort Worth Bowl. Beavers on ESPN Friday, Sept, ceiver Tim All-WAC defensive starters in are Gabe Franklin at cornerback, After starting the 2003 season 10. The Broncos will be shoot- Gilligan, linebacker Andy Avalos and brought sophomore Gerald Alexander as no more than a blip on the ing to maintain an undefeated who just defensive end Julius Roberts. up due to also at cornerback, Cam Hall at top 25 radar, the Broncos fin- record on nationally televised recent- Cornerback Gabe Franklin will the depth free safety, and junior transfer ished at 15th in the ESPNIUSA games not only against OSU, ly signed also return coming offback-to- at several Marcousses LaBianc who will Today Coaches Poll, 16th in the but also in two other home on to play back 2nd Team All-WAC sea- games throughout the season. positions. sons. Avalos and Roberts were take Hall's position from last Associated Press Poll, and 17th for the year in the Nickel and Dime de- in the final BCS Standings. Once The September 24 game against Montreal Alouettes in the two of 54 candidates selected BYU and the Hawaii game on Offensively, the quarterback to the 2004 Roatary Lombardi fensive sets. , again, Boise State is receiv- Canadian Football League. His BSU's special teams improve October 29 will also be televised decision of who will follow Award Watch List. The Award ing no early recognition or re- partner in crime on the opposite with 'experience as both Tyler on ESPN and ESPN 2. All three Dinwiddie as play-caller is at goes to the best linemen in the spect from the critics. The loss the top of the list of circulat- side of the field, Jerry Smith, also Jones, All-WAC candidate at games are scheduled on Friday nation each year Avalos will of eight offensive starters, in- ing inquiries. Fifth-year senior graduated last year. Taking over kicker, and Kyle Stringer, at cluding three offensive lineman nights at Bronco Stadium, with the deep routes this year will be also be a candidate for WAC the remainder of the games be- Mike Sanford and sophomore Defensive Player of the Year punter, will return. Carr will be and the phenom that was Ryan Jared Zabransky will be trad- seniors T.J. Acree and Lawrence taking Gilligan's spot returning ing played out on Saturdays. coming off a season last year Dinwiddie, will definitely have CG Bady as the first and second re- punts and kickoffs this season. Earlier this summer Athlon ing snaps as .number ones in which he recorded 113 tack- an effect on the Broncos; how- on the depth chart with sopho- ceiving options. Both Acree and Coach Hawkins and the team ever, they replaced three of- Sports put out a pre-season Bady put in their two cents and les including B.5 tackles for a guide that ranked and dis- more Legadu Naanee also com- loss. He will be leading one of is set to get underway on Sept. fensive lineman along with five more on last years 13-win team. 4 at Bronco Stadium against the cussed all 117 NCAA Division peting for time under center. the strongest linebacker forces other offensive starters last year Acree recorded a total of75B re- Idaho Vandals. Kickoff is set for I-A teams. The Broncos were At tailback, junior Jeff Bronco fans have ever seen with and it seemed to work out ok. Carpenter is listed at the top ceiving yards and led the team 6:05p.m. Boise State will be helped out placed all the way down at 49th, in receiving touchdowns with sophomores Korey Hall, at mid- Athlon didn't even have the of the chart. Right behind him a little by this year's favorable' ....-.-

Lady Bronco soccer Volleyball sets up to spike the WAC ready to kick-start team 'and are responsible for third with 59 points. Nevada offense, " Sandel said. "The new BYAMBER FUGER members will bring speed, size, the overall execution of our Sports Writer and SMU tied for fourth with 5B team," Sandel remarked. new season points. San Jose slides in at the and athletic ability." Returning Broncos include Junior Kim Fenneman re- will be vying for a fourth consec- The schedule has been re- fifth spot with 44 points. turns as an outside hitter/mid- BYJAMES BAKER The Broncos ended the 2003 middle blocker Cameron utive WAC title, having to first leased. The roster is, in place. dle blocker. Along with Starring Sports Writer season with a record of 6-24; Flunder who returns this sea- power through BSU's promising The Bronco Gym will be filled son as a sophomore. Flunder and Navarrete the Broncos wel- with the sounds of digs, sets, They tied for a fifth place fin- come freshman middle blocker Get ready Bronco fans-fall new-look young roster. has been named to the 2004 New talent that's represent- spikes, and kills. The Bronco ish in the Western Division of Robyn Hewitt - a Vancouver, sports are just around the cor- pre-season All-WAC team as ing Idaho, are Missy Bentley at volleyball players are ready the WAC. Coach Sandel will be Washir!gton native. Other key ner, and an all new season of returning for his third season. voted by conference coaches. forward, formerly of Mountain to start the 2004 season. The players returning this year in- excitement and suspense is in Flundeifltd the Broncos in 2003 View High School, and midfield- team will report for pre-sea- Last fall the Broncos signed clude sophomore outside hitter store for all the sporting events middle blocker/outside hit- with an average of 3.31 kills per er Jessica Hobdey of Century son training on August 9. The game and also averaged '0.79 Sarah Johnson and sophomore BSU has to offer. High School in Pocatello. excitement of the regular sea- ter Tiffany Starring from Lind, outside hitter Jackie Stroud. One of the teams on the verge blocks. Ai; a freshman Flunder Joining them be eight oth- son will kick off September 1 Washington. In April freshman The excitement of Bronco of commencing a new season will be('.ame the first Bronco volley- er freshman players to add to with a home match against outside hitter Jamie Claussen volleyball is just about to be- at the conclusion of summer is ball player in school history to the 15 returning from last year's I Albertson College followed by from Pipestone, Minnesota gin. The season is mapped out the soccer team, in a sport cher- signed her letter initiating her be awarded a spot on the sec- squad. The Bronco team will \.the DoubleTree Club Bronco and the opponents are ready. ished, and excelled in by many. college career as a Bronco. ond All-WAC team. "She will once again be headed by Steve 'lnvitationalon September 3 The Broncos are' geared up for a Last season, the Bronco soc- Freshman middle blocker lead our team offensively. She Lucas, head coach since 199B. and 4. Head coach Scott Sandel 'tough season, but a tough sea- cer team went 4-4, and tied is the go-to player in our of- Training for the upcoming anticipates an exciting season. Gabriela Navarrete from El son with so much to gain. "Our with the University of Texas- fensivesystem," Coach Sandel "I think the fans will see a Paso, Texas, also signed in goal is simple: we wantto.com- . El Paso and, Fresno State for fall season is slated to begin said. August 8, and the season open- young competitive, hardwork- April. Junior outside hitter pete hard and, execute every fourth place in the' season-end Telia Peterson from College Senior setter Mindy, Bennet er is scheduled for August 27, ing team. We are more expe- day. If we do that the wins will 2003 WAC standing. The team also returns. In 2002 Bennet at the Boas Tennis and Soccer rienced and athletic than last Station, Texas, decided to fin- come," Sandel explained. The will be replacing three of the moved into the role as starting Complex located in Boise, at year, which allows us to play ish her college career at Boise Broncos will build their wins up WAC's best players in the likes State as she signed her letter center averaging 9.34 assists 5 p.m., against the Utah State at a higher level," said Coach brick by brick to UY and achieve of BSU's all-time leading scor- of intent in April with Claussen over 80 games. ThIs season she Sandel. the ultimate goal to be. WAC erBrlttany Zoellner, along with Aggies. willbe met with some competi- So for all you sports fans out Boise State is ranked seventh and Navarrete. 'We wanted to champions in 2004. Abbe Roche and Abby Bernards, recruit bigger and faster ath- tion for the starting spot by re- there who enjoy watching all in the WAC according to the turning sophomore' Christina TO obtain thEifullBroncos all three were named All-WAC letes. Along with improving,our schedule go towww.bronco- the 'marvelous dribbling and pre-season' poll with 26 tally Melvin. performers in2003. ' 'handling skills that soccer has points. Perennial power Hawaii athletic abillriwe::wanted to sports.comand download, the At this point, the team has speed up the tempo of our of- "Both of them are hard work.- to offer, be sure to make it out tallied 74 points to earn the top 2004 volleyball schedule. ' been picked to finish sixth fensive system and add combi- ers that' compete every day. _there for game one, and support spot. Fresno State is ranked They are quart~rbacks for, our by conference coaches In ,the second Wlth66 points. .Rice is nation to go along with a faster WAc,WhileSouthem Methodist thetearn. University is the favorite. ,SMU

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A little cheat sheet for those who can't keep Ben Affleck and Matt Damon straight: Affleck is the brunet, Damon the blond. Affleck is tall, ., Damon is kinda short. Affleck makes cruddy '; movies, Damon makes good ones . .' Damon's latest is "The Bourne Supremacy," a dandy paranoid thriller that begins confus- ingly but gets swifter and leaner as it goes. Under the direction of Paul Greengrass, who made the Irish "troubles!' drama "Bloody SUnday," this is a movie with no down time. " The whole thing is set in crisis mode, as Jason Bourne (Damon), a spy with amnesia, tries to get out from under a murder rap dumped on him by his old employers at the CIA. "Supremacy" harkens back to great '70s thrillers such as "Three Days of the Condor" and "The Parallax View." It's not as good as those classics » there's that confusion at the beginning, and "Supremacy" would be richer if Bourne were trying to save something other than himself, like an ideal or a loved one - but it, too, springs out of the conviction that the world is a crummy place, run by crummy peo- ple, and that our only hope is that rare individ- uals with pure hearts and minds will triumph. The difference between those '70s movies and "Supremacy" Is that, mostly for market- ing reasons, the new one is more hopeful. The hero must survive because, unlike in the '70s, PHOTOS B'l' KRISTA ~S/THE ARBITER he is signed for a sequel, Matt Damon Is Intel'1l!ew9dIn front of the EltYJllIan'Theater downtown Boise for the premiere of his new movie "The Borne Supremacy". Greengrass directs "Supremacy" with ener- gy and moral authority, and he stages a shock- man out for revenge while he dodges bat," Damon lng, visceral car chase that seems unlikely to BYTAYLOR NEWBOLD Boise, is known for putting on many remarked. benefits for non-profit organizations. the CIA's attempts to capture and/or be topped this year. We still don't know a lot The Arbiter kill him. Fraught with suspense, the Despite win- about Bourne - heck, Bourne doesn't know a When asked how he liked BOlse, Matt ning the Damon replied, "I love it here-ex- film contains several unique and ex- lot about Bourne - but Damon's grave, haunt- Actor Matt Damon and producer hilaratingcarchases-oneinvolvinga Best Original ed performance suggests there'stots to discov- Frank Marshall made a second ap- cept for that guy that just grabbed Screenplay my ass!" Prior to interviews an un- very resilient Russian yellow taxi ma- er. He has an inner life (again, unlike Affleck's pearance to the city of trees on July 17 neuvered by Bourne. Nevertheless, Award for callow characters); we just haven't uncovered for special screenings of "The Bourne known assallant took it upon himself the film isn't a total "shoot 'em up" "Good Will it yet. Supremacy." The screenings, which to sexually assault Mr. Damon elicit- Hunting" ing a prompt response from security flick as it does have poignant mo- What's best about "Supremacy" - and this, took place at the Egyptian Theater, men t s with actor almost certainly, is Greengrass' doing - is its benefited the' Boise Contemporary guards. Ben Affleck, The film, which make level of respect for the -audlence. The mov- Theater. VIP tickets sold for $100 and Damon said ie doesn't sugarcoat its characters or tell us a sequel to Producer Frank Marshall. he hasn't included the first screening, imme- ~atea ~;:- what to think about them. There isn't, for in- diately followed by a reception at the "The Bourne Damon comes wrote any- Identity," was ie. Actress stance, a scene where Bourne picks off one of Boise Art Museum with Damon in at- Julia Stiles thing since, the many goons on his tail and then pauses tendance. It was near pandemonium shot in several citing time being one of his biggest different cities also makes to help a blind nun cross a street. And when a outside the Egyptian as Damon and a small ap- obstacles. His words for aspiring ac- former colleague tells Bourne, "You'I1 always Marshall made their way along the on threedif- through In tors aiming for celebrity status were ferent conti- pearance in be a killer," we know that's the truth. red carpet barraged by the cacopho- the film as a CIA succinct, "Usually I just say 'Don't nents. Damon plays SHOULD VOU G07 Vas. It's exciting and smart. ny of young women and even some agent. "She's fan- do it' because if that can convince men screaming, "Matt!" former CIA opera- tastic. She had 11 tough them not to try then it wasn't really Despitetheschizophrenicweather, tive Jason Bourne who, af- o pmcn job in this movie too be- in their heart to begin with." Matt Damon fans came out in scores ter living in a remote area cause she had to come in Catch the "The Bourne Supremacy" while Marshall joked, "What am I? of India, becomes framed and do this pretty intense now In theaters nationwide. New 'Sopranos' episodes Chopped liver?" Marshall, who has by a Russian secret service With ... scene kind of right off the -ties to the Piper Pub in downtown agency. Bourne becomes a , won't be shown until I 2006, HBO says , \,;, i\ " I BYUSA DE MORAES The Washington Post

LOS ANGELES--The next season of "The Sopranos" won't debut until January 2006, HBO chief Chris Albrecht told adoring critics Thursday at Summer iii TV Press Tour 2004. One female reporter-van unfamiliar face at the press tour and clearly not yet a convert to the Church of Albrechtology--asked whether stirs up ise's a mix he was worried that another break of more o c than a year betwp.p.n seasons might cause the The importance of BOSCO is im- word is getting out. mob drama to lose momentum. lANA HOFFMAN measurable at this point, but is In talking with Humphreys, it is "No," Albrecht said curtly, giving her one of A&EWriter huge. Boise artists struggle to make clear that BOSCO isn't one more elit- his amused ""what are you, nuts?" looks. The a living here. It is no cheap matter There is an explosive concoction ist organization that will broaden the audience was delighted. gap between artist and non-artist. to have a working studio, and it is stirring underneath the surface of "What is this The heart of its creation was birthed almost impossible for artists to cre- our clean city-town, on the verge woman--an id- from his concept of humbly wielding ate an impacting awareness on their iot?" mumbled of combustion. Boise is ready for own. In working together, various something to take root that will draw creativity. one critic. "Joseph CampbeIl talked about forms and ideas are made accessible Albrecht then and release a surge of art into the to more people. Instead of random world. Boise Open Studios CoIlective what makes great art. To make great gave his "such art, the ego has to be crushed. Self little voices crying out for support, Organization (BOSCO) is attempting are the petty goes away; When really great things they have converged. The big voice to do just that. It is not just any old concerns- of oth- happen, it is when ego goes away." of art is forming, and wP.are starting scene, either; It's a movement. er networks" Call him; test it out. He will Invite to hear and believe. - Two years ago, local artists who speech, always you into his studio and answer any Good things are going on in Boise. a crowd-pleaser were tired of the status-quo and fa- e Great art isn't outside our borders, miliar with the' open studios con- questions you might have. This is at the press tour. the attitude of Boise Open Studios but rich within. Art isn't for a certain Critics respond- cept saw our need for a healthy arts group to understand, it is for all of community. The number of artists Cooperative Organization, to make ed with guffaws art accessible on every level to you, us. For the health of us as individu- grew from a few to fifty, all of them als, and for the heart of our country, KRTPHOTlJ(lllAl'llBVBAARTwtTCHERlHSO and harrumphs. on-board and opening their studios and to me. At HBO, addi- "If I'm going to live here, I want to turning over and over again the great James Gandolfinl plays Tony collectively to the public and to each Soprano on "The Sopranos." tional seasons of live in a place where I am inspired by "why" question oflife. other. Membership is .juried by the drama series are the art I see. You can't do it alone. A Humphreys sums up BOSCO: "We fifty existing members. To be a part The guy loves making art. He loves regarded more like sequels than actual "sea- lot of artists are just business men, want people to come into our stu- of the fun, one must submit a re- talking about art. And he is in love sons." It made a great deal of sense. they don't work together; but any- dios; we want to make this not a sume, slides, and have a studio ac- with the idea that BOSCO Is paving Albrecht then scanned the room. "Uh-oh- time there has been a great art move- money issue. They walk into a gal- cessible to the public. the way for artists to make a living -a tough question from (critic's name with- in Idaho. Humphreys wants to see ment, the artists work together, they lery and they have a salesperson on Though the open studios concept top on them. We want to bring peo- held)." is not a new one, it hasn't found a great art busting out of its seams. His know each other." "Not really," the critic said. He want- According to Humphreys, inter- ple into our homes and talk on a per- place in Idaho until now. Public art view on what is going on in the art ed to know whether there is a chance "The connectedness creates awareness sonal level. The money comes up confined to independent galleries community in Boise is down to earth Sopranos" creator David Chase would do and is a magnet for other artists. As long after they decided which piece and museums often operates com- and glimmering with hope-and more than 10 episodes next season, as origi- people grab a hold of the Idea of per- they like. It isn't about money. It's petitively, strangling unity among with good reason. nally announced. sonifying the creation of visual arts, about making really good art and artists; a key essential for a thriving , "I was in San Francisco eight Albrecht responded that he's told Chase those less familiar feel more wel- getting it out there." , art community. We all have to make months ago and went into a re- will that it would be great for him to do as many come to draw near. Those already We don't have to leave home to a living, right? • ally great gallery and I mentioned episodes as he could and that until the very in Jhe business of creating are fed find great art; we just have to contact In meeting with co-founder Lorin that I was from Idaho and they said, last episode of "The Sopranos" airs, he's al- by the richness of such a unified art the people at BOSCO. Humphreys of BOSCO, I received 'Really? I heard that there Is some- ways hopeful Chase will find a way to tell more a "that's-why-I'm-alive" Infusion. thing good going on in Idaho." The community. stories.

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PAGE 7 WEDNESDAY) JULY 28) 2004 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Cartoon lampoon: . -' Drowning Pool rebuilds,after frontman's death Bipartisan jab is Internet sensation BY J. PATRICK COOUCAN The brothers started their ca- The Seattle Times reers as animators in Brooklyn (KRT) in 1999 before moving to Santa Monica two years ago. They (10 , BY ERIC R. DANTON After taking time off to grieve. try out, and Jones had a dream me is, we all listened to the "You're a liberai sissy work for Disney. Nickelodeon though, the three surviving before his audition that he got same (expletive), when we were The Hartford Courant "You're a right-wing nut job and advertising firms, and are members of the Dallas band the gig. , kids, Dave' included," Jones says. "Me and Dave aren't the "This land will surely vote for ,currently working on an .In- When Drowning Pool singer decided to try making music to- "So when I went in, I was dependent; 'animated feature gether with a new singer, . pretty much confident that I same person, but I'm sure we me." '. Dave Williams died of a heart Servers crashed and' a wave film. Talk about a tough situation. was going to get it," he says. "I shopped at the same' store on a defect in August 2002, it repre- of laughter swept through cu- , The ,'pair released the' short Any vocalist who joined the wasn't really tripping;" , - lot of things," sented more than just a person- bicles across the country last July 9 and told the 200,000 peo- band would have to establish Jones brought an originality Although Drowning Pool's al crisis for his bandmates. . week as a pair of online anima- ple they have on their e-mail his own identity, which would to the audition that appealed to new album, "Desensitized," It seemed to signal the end of tors released a devastating sa- list. Viewership has tripled inevitably come to represent Luce, bassist Stevie Benton and bears sonic resemblance to Drowning Pool as well, after re- tirical song about the preslden- nearly every day since, Gregg' the band's, while competing guitarist C.J. Pierce, Although "Sinner" -- as it should, given leasing just one album in 2001. tiai campaign. Spirldellissald. .reaching more Williams, who was 30, occu- with the memory' of Williams the musiclans wanted some- that only the singer has changed -.Jones brings different ap- See it at www.JibJab.com - if than onemiUion viewers last pied that most esoteric of band among fans and even, at times, one who was able and willing a proach to the churning metal ,their server can handle it. Friday. That's not hard to be- positions: lead vocalist. An im- his bandmates. 'to sing, Williams' 'songs from tunes. The result is a record that Set to the Woody Guthrie lieve, as WW'N.jibjab.com has portant job in any genre, the "The band becomes known "Sinner," they weren't looking is more consistent and dynamic classic "This Land is Your ricocheted around the Web, singer is even more so in heavy as a certain character and en- for a clone. than "Sinner," though the true Land," the song and cartoon _ with friends and co-work- metal because it's his (or very tity, Its own kind of persona, if "We didn't want a copy-cat testis how fans view the recon- written and produced by broth- ers,'gathering around comput- occasionally in metal, her) per- you will," drummer Mike Luce cookie-cutter, which would ers to watch and giggle before ,structed Drowning Pool. ers Gregg and Evan Spiridellis _ sonality, outlook and world says. "So It was definitely hard, have been practically impos- Not everyone likes it. lampoon the degraded political seu(l,in&Welink off to far-flung view,' communicated through but what we ultlmatelytold our- sible anyway," Luce says. "I friends. ,{Folks 'getting frustrat- "Jason 'Jones will nevertake dialogue ofUllsciUIlpaign sea- ,lyrics that are often highly per- selves was, if it feels like a band mean. there's no replacing ed tiyingto see the free version over the real Drowning Pool," son, which has beenexacerbat- sonal, that define a band's char- again, if a guy comes in and he Dave. We all know that." , one listener Wrote on a mes- ed by its sheer length, tens of can download the cartoon for " acter and attract like-minded brings his own thing to the ta- Luce is quick to laud the new sage board on the band's Web' millions of dollars in advertis- $i99 and get Immediate grati- ~,fans. ble and can still pull off the old singer's individuality, though' site. The posting continued. ing money and the never-end- flcation.) , It's something that can be stuff without stepping on any- he can't help but marvel at "If somebody in a band dies, ing 24-hour news cycle. Like some 19th-century Mark imitated, but the character of body's toes, and if it feels like a some of the similarities be- then they should not go on. If "The' issues are so big, and Twain publisher who can't ,a band is almost impossible band again, then we'll give it a tween Jones and Williams. ' Dave would've left the band, It the discourse so juvenile, that print fast enough, the Spiridellis to duplicate. Consider Black shot." ' "It's just crazy how these brothers were busy trying to get would've been different." if you don't laugh, you have to Sabbath after Ozzy Osbourne There was a guy like that, with guys, having not ever known more server space last week That the writer was immedi- cry," said GreggSpiridellis, 33, , left, Motley Crue without Vince the uniikely name Gong. each other, never met, having ately bombarded by messages in a phone inter;viewfrom his . so ni(Ji:~ people can see the Neil or Judas Priest during the Jason "Gong" Jones was a different backgrounds, they film.:"We're crashing networks kind of pen their lyrics from a defending Jones shows that the studio in Southern California. : years without Rob Halford: No' tattoo artist and sometimes The bit works so well because that aren't even ours," Gregg singer in Los Angeles, where similar vault," he says. new singer is finding a place one cared. among Drowning Pool devo- it skewers both President Bush Splridellis said. Those three singers eventual- he was "doing an alt-country Jones says he and the four "You're a pinko commie original members of Drowning tees, which the singer says he and his challenger. Sen. John ' ly reunited with the bands they kind of thing" when Drowning Kerry, taking on Bush's per- "You're dumb as a doorknob Pool heard about him from a Pool grew up with many of the has noticed on the road. helped make famous, which is "For the most part, it's been ceived lack of intelligence and " "Thisland will surely vote for something that can never hap- mutual friend. The band invit- same influences. positive," he says. Kerry's hlghfll1\ltinmien~ , ~~.~';,<:'}: . pen with Drowning Pool. ed the South Carolina native to "The main thing that helped <.1-;'-', ",'

\!/ "Rockurnentaries' reveal the II realities and rifts in rock ;'j J BY CHRIS VOGNAR , the Ramones were in fact a pret- rabble-rousing '60s Detroit The Dallas Morning News ty divided bunch. Johnny ruled band the MCS. Guitarist Wayne (KRT) the band with an iron fist. He Kramer, prominently featured aiso stole Joey's fiancee, linda, in the film, insists that the film- Their egos clash. They fight in the '80s, creating a rift be- makers backed out of a verbai over women. They kick out the tween guitarist and singer that agreement promising him a jams. The self-destructive dra- was never healed, "music producer" credit on the \ mas and rebellious instincts of It all sounded like great ma- film. "That's an absolute fanta- rock bands make them a natu- terial for a film to Michael sy," says Testimoniai produc- ral draw to documentary film- Gramaglia and Jim Fields, who er Laurel Legler. "It never hap- makers. spent seven years working on pened. There was never such a When the tension stays on- "End of the Century." job. Sometimes, people get the screen, you can end up with But that same tension helped idea in their head that there's rock doc gems like "Mctallica: ensure that "End of the Century" money Involved and suddenly Some Kind of Monster" and wouldn't be done in time for the everything changes. Making a "Dlgl," which chronicles a pair' start of the next century. A com- profit is not what you shoot for , film I of rock rivals' intertwined fates. hination of bad blood, among in a like this. You just try to ,I; Both films will be released this factions in the band and low get back some of the money that fali. But when theturmoil funds for the fllmmakers has you spent." spills But sometimes, bitter into the process of making and kept Century on the shelf. ' distributing a film, the rock "There was aiways hostility conflict can be the engine that , \,;, doc's double-edged sword slic- between Johnny and Joey," says makes a rock doc run. Director Ondi Timoner es deep. Gramaglia by phone from New i\ York. "It continued even though won this year's documentary , ,I Two more recent rockumen- taries, the Ramones chroni- the band was no longer togeth- Grand Jury Prize at Sundance for cle "End of the Century" and er." "Digl," which digs into the rival- "MCS: A True Testimonial," Then there's the matter of ry between the Dandy Warhols have already played several fes- song clearance. The fllmmak- and the Brian Jonestown tivals; But because of infighting ers couldn't pay for the songs to Massacre. The focal point is the _ among band members, and start with, and the longer they relationship between Courtney among band members and film- went without a distribution Taylor of the successful Warhols makers _ these films have not deal, the fewer funds they had and Anton Newcombe of the been distributed. And there's a at their disposal. , proudly underground Massacre. "Anton is my friend and my en- chance they never will. They've edited the film down "You often have large and dif- to include a more affordable emy, the greatest inspiration fering egos in a rock band," says' number of songs, and they've and. ultimately, the greatest Eamonn Bowles, president of added more footage of Joey. regret," says Taylor in the film. Newcombe has complained Magnolia Pictures, which stlll They stlll hope for a release this , hopes to distribute "End of the summer. about how he is depicted in the film, but the deai is done, and Century." Bowles is aiso a mem- , Song rights are aiso Paim will release "Dig!" this fall. ber of aNew York rock band, the key to the delay of "True Martinets. Testimonial," the story of the "That can 'make it hard to get them to agree on things, and it can make it hard for the film- makers to get things cleared, SolutionPro because sonie members don't Internet Service and Solutions ~ for more details on curr,nt rate•. For borTowerlWOO borrowed sllloans anM7/1/98 end ere alln like how they're being portrayed In grace peMd or defermenl,"the ~soIidBlion ~ta would be 2.675%. vis-a-vis the other people in the band," Such was the case with "End Come Surf With Us! of the Century," which digs into' Call fer student and faculty discounts. Internet services ' the cultural influence and brutal start/at *$11.99 per month. FREEl Email & Web Space ' infighting that marked the ~70s punk pioneers The Ramones. ' Boise, \0 493·2400 or Toll Free 800-336·8892 Unified onstage by their uni- www.solutionpro.com form of T-sWrts, jeans and ·Additlonal Telephone charges will apply : I ; leather jackets and by their , adoption of the same last name,

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One of these angels was appointed to rule over man. He was a high-ranking cherub' called Lucifer. Lucifer rebelled and misled Eve. After this, Lucifer was known as Satan, Serpent, Dragon, '\ andDevil. ,~EzekieI28:13~15,

I After Lucifer's rebellion and the down~all of mankind through disobedience of Ad~ and~Eve, the : ' Almighty God Jehovah promised to bnng forth a Holy One who would rule the unIverse and :', mankind under Jehovah God in righteousness. That Holy One is the Only Begotten Son of Jehovah : God, the Word, Jesus Christ, who was sent-to Earth to become flesh and choose his government from 1 among mankind. consisting 01those who would believe upon Him. The world, however, hated Him. : They crucified Him, and He returned to the right hand of His Father Jehovah in Heaven until the , appointed time of His second coming. -Acts 3:20-23 & Luke 4:43

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